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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-04


MAJOR ANDERSON LATE OF FORT SUMTER-The
Southern officers and the Southern presses are call
ed upon in Justice to hemse yes and their cause to
take back the compliments which they have so freely
and so generously bestowed upon MAJOR Anderson,
as brave officer and truthful man.
In a late speech delivered in New Jersey, Major
Anderson complained with extreme bitterness that
the fire from the batteries of the besiegers of Fort
Sumter was increased from cannon and mortar,
while he and his brave men within were reduced to
almost the last extremity by the flames.
1t thus appears that Major Anderson is endeavor-
ing to excite the daboca passions of the North by
an uncandd and false statement of the events of the
siege of Sumter.
We state, upon the best authority, that so soon
as the flames from the garrison threatened the de-
struction of the Federal troops General Beauregard
dispatched thither three aids, of whom Col Roger
A. Pryor was one, with orders to tender Major
Anderson any assistance he might need. The three
aids promptly discharged the duty assigned them.
In behalf of General Beauregard they offered every
needful assistance to arrest the flames. Major An
derson was sensibly affected-sai he appreciated
the courtesy, and instructed them to thank Gen. B..
but said he needed no assistance.
We will make the following further statement,
which may be relied upon as authentic: When
Beauregard sent terms of surrender they were given
to Maj Anderson, who presented them to his officers
thus: "Gentlemen, mere are the terms proposed
by General Beauregard, and know you will be glad
to hear them"
General Beauregard might have exacted what
terms he pleased of Major Anderson, but with the
magnanimity of chivslrous soldier, he determined
to award 20 him the honorS of war, allowing him
the same terms he had proposed before the lombard
ment commenced.-RichmOnd Enquirer.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-04
MARRIED.,

In the City of alegb the morning of the 8Oth ut
by the Rev Dr. Mason, Hon. James T. Morehead, Of
Greensboro to IS Mary A. daughter of Richard Smith,
deceased, late of his City. rs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-04

NOR HIRE.-A FIRST RATE CARPENTER.-FoR
Il SALE, very fine young MARE: Apply to
ApEils. 1851. "a. s7-w&swG
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-04

RICHMOND CoUNTY.-General Trollinger, of Rich
mond County, was here and went to the Forts about
the middle of last week-found that laborers were
much wanted. He started home, obtained the Co
operation of sundry gentlemen, among the rest Mr..
Turner Roper, who went through one section of the
county, while General Tronger went through an
other section, and with such good effect that al
though Gen. 7. only left here on Friday, he was
able Onthe next Wednesday to place at the disposal
of the forces at Fort Caswell over fifty ablebodied
laborers, whose services had been rendered by the
planters of Rchmond.-R1L Journal 80
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-04

q GAS LIGHT COMPANY.-k
be Stockholders Of his company will be-
18th inst, at the 'company's office at s.
44-td.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-04

May 2, 1861.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-04

THOMAS ATKINSON,
Bishop of the Diocese Of N. G.
1861. Alt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24


SPECIAL NOTICES.
GO TO SICoLoYS
xIeIlas raE-yz .0F4
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+. ssssssy ss..ssa.lns ,he i-sy sircssh t. e'ss-t
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foss T-sp<psia snd f-les- Have trsssi NAf-t-s
Gees vri.fosl bsneht In Jsauary. e-6ai sith tie
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a. perfectly cured q osa Dyspesia aoe i-io~ =
r.x,.5,s~ Mi.TOS DAc6EIf.
e. suscreEs ag1 SeTofsious aseelor'. clean ~
Why wear your P.l.plss n.s.ehss viesTs. sese. =
My have u Ia twisted 81 q ysa - pyspSp-is
gAeamaflsm AL Co1t " ty suffer syaa...'ie -
zsrcsarial Diseases 70 ~ Us boss IN gosf sdy -
ne Seal OF yea solesi My let yous slaggis-
bisod 44.< az les.ssr lis tis.sm2rss Acroa<h yef
~cla., Arxzs Coz. xs'r q Sarsspartiia ecfs.
tAeso eo12lants sn1 eieAnses thsn 81 Z ,he ~
ten Uae 4 faithfaliy All you bsins y .ociesy
heasAlsr. eiesslsr aad fAE mere aecsptafde i'ef'-
.-tDe-ecrsi. faitlaers. IA .susSi~i~
g. We v.oula en- tn past4cuiar attention. a 80
cry .fcadsr 70 sAs advertisement n Het<er'
sts.-gthea.u< Cordial and yoicanle OF f-'2aes -
TAey are 100 vel k1own in this couasnu1fy - re-
erise 4seomnep9stors. b. there are many q or
readers wAe arg s.gs5lng fgoa dersnsenent 4 The
aizestlT. osxaas. without ne slightest Ites q =
real ssac, s.vias r.se p syupiocs trl a. tesp0o'
dl1ey. acsvcus uapieas-t fsc'ns. .nleeis'on. lack
ese1ssSy. nakinS exisience burden To 81 who
nay bs as.icted, ,ry tAis Cordial Il VII give irae-
G.ase Tsisf To al who my Be afflicted with sorss
q Pas q any kidd TO The Ialneut. she he 'a-
vertisenens il another cosunn. rsugeidw-i~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

Are gre1.ns noFe IN favor viii the p-ftc. rs
now corcefet hey are lie best pnrgativc You can
put lsr.h fron tie world q medicine he tine
viii surely arrive when hey vii snPercsde al otheE
pnss aisves whatsver. Tie ing7edients q wiaieh
they arc coaposed can scarcely e otta'ss b. drug
81 q ne makers o. other PMS n crsni1et
ha. tAez sre~u and prepared without regard . tss
expense. And tits csre 70 make popular ruga-
tive i appreciated - III sizes Indicate other
7arsaisvvs are dragging atsekerins existence. Ant
- hey nay have sone 'nerit Bot BrandFs;h's
PilLs a1e sase ard sure-safe because thcy operate
el.is &c 4ngz-c h1zoss 70 aIaatie frai Is
toec1et. caiy e@ete q woEa-out ..-ter.al. Ehich,
vhsr t1Sen CT q he bod, fa-es Il suoasrs. :
They a. pleasant ;. atTuly effective Ea-c.ae Gao b.
-osay hat tkcy VII nc. combines stys pa-a wosd
bs true Gu, The paia s6ey syo Is only because sbs,
remove sEose eru.Ie AMI bad hnors from Ia bicod
~Aica aFe theeccasioa q disease. Inev OPcn pa
ssre's avenues az this cAaEot Always &c toae pleas
Grtiy.
sssl y J. T. crSrscaA~. TeFre Hasss. and ~ Al
sssps-sahlc deaera "A rse11c--c. tauge.lelr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

s-~Aar = 0TTt-zo'--To. - ts-oe~sa e A.
YsEscr eseaicrfslta --.,aslrs, &c vc--ss q az
saeh counterfeit o. .n-,t.ca q rOfA.v1's aciiand
n...srs Tie geatl1c, lisiiy cccceatr-;ed Eol.1c
Bites = put NJ II Aa7ia- settles o-iy, hsTias the
nasz. = ss pro7sisscr- 7. fsss.-s., hlsv- e sA-n
AL us sisra.ase ass1rl shc e,-s - each A. e-sry
tot.ic
his tellFtil1l arena has ceea zcceised - -ansT-
icsns VIII TIA, avsr which oniy exterdcd - -vsiiy
scsecezs preparzito1t. when W coz-saeE IA -aafs
"a secesss attending la slr..nisuaiion, Tic noS-
isss>orl esse- q Fever Agle, weakness e az
d. pyspersla. TIsartarrr, Aslcly q The sessaet.
Ska ard ve5vors Hesfaehc. iadssesi.-r, cOss.ve-
ne.s and Pc. together i;a the ecnFle,< eors.al It
sx,rcisss osss aa Nervous. Rheumatic, add Seursl-
rsr Arsesioui. We cannot wondrT a. IS popularity
wen nay lie .avai.s salus hi, rea.sdy.
Auz y drfv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24
MATCHES.


). nss sn.i-s-gs.sa, igesssssi wssrhssaa~rs -ss
i~sics- "a Nssches. hs<if.S bssgtf snd 80 Amer
o@n nssch-- 81 snurnb-r y yrsr- Ia-s- .nd h-ssns
tsah n eli Lind = ;orrgh wsiches = NUT
i~ng~ feriei ~ tine. ecg % state tat th>, hsvv
never dealt IN wstcse- ~tich. d. 90 a ind
vfiuai hs'a4<s-. Asv~ heen now -susactas, 70
shen~eise- . cuseuorS ~hssher IN resP-~ o.
ssrabsiitY. h-.nsy - tn.sh. msfbeuaroiiy oorr~~s
Prspstsoos. so-ur~te compensation asd -S,nssnsns
- 81 rA,fl-~-t~~rs-c sss~s.. than n..ss ssns,.e
luIet ~ the Nslthsn c.sarsry. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

CHERIFF'S SALE---Bs sirl1e ~
- Al crtf1 q al itfuet .rort ne we Cifraf
Ceurt. ., ne tfected sol delivered. b f4vrf 81
AreJ >trrturrt - sraiast Rfeeft A Etr< / sre
i4rcf t1s fste~iar ac~rrf rsai est--r. SIR 49,
n tiEe coanff io8snk tos~it Tie ttH tsI 4 4
81 sectcn tsfHfftt - to~tstip ttIrtrrn -
raaxs sizhf ls' -. eertsiffaF swttHv 81 e@es
a. 80
SAT nay, AJ~t>Ies, trft.
wltkia ks tsrsi kcrrt - .st dAy a. ftsCsert Dee--
= tArt aescrlted fssi Fsfse go teer v+ft ~
t.a $3.50 etrr sut ~rFrffrrsrcts 81 sar1e h<Ir<
sas icT - excs<sfef sfFrr ftsrs 2, - t<t
~ = fi4sr e. rsst - a>sn fsf1st - rts.> ~
s1re1ant satisfy gsit crer a sis sf 1884 s.i
thea al lk<re o<f- - fs.pie. r. so -. rfsi
Nss.e - ne hie1esf tttter ~ ess1 - s<fsfr ~
IA III tSy e sal-. -
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

Tsse s.sv 81 hsdt, Ven Fs-iorr, - bsaszh 4 =
49, week 81 v-rg .iar;s rrusety aaeE aavinz saf
s>cs ~, 7 yetr- sil. -vcre l'ns allcctsu- 2rc
sSss r.. rssa.. ceos-mptor--ss sr4ieus % H,aks
knr~r "a sss-.s --ersres, ~ Eeas= x 1rs.
- Z -e va rtsa = - =. h WI sca4 s'Ty
,hs src-frecs uset lffes q etArsel viii he s-rc
uors ssr pfcr sFin. aoa ufsg he same, wsisa they
vi aat suro ~ courrnpu'u. ..sshn.-- 8r--n-
ehits. A.. - cniy osles q The advertiser r n
.ensszr Re grs@er.r.on ~ senc4t The ar1cset And
-yrsad .usor-aa,ssc whlch b ocvir - b isvsi.A-
bi< 40 hs he's e~-ry sureres I'll ny lie res0>ig
- = 49, ten sssA,rs, an rnsy Prov h!e-srs.
Parties WISHING ~ ps,srrsrsor vi pleas> sAarsss
~ rrl~NEn A. wilson.
Wiln.nlsture.
-~Tiss~f~ Aiss Comfy, y. 7.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
pGh HAYES
Holland Bitters
ID DYSPEPSIA,
liver Complaint, Fever and Ag1e, 60.
7Hx Successful iHsroiueslen ss.i see u llss ode
bratf Remedy has beel the srnAl or literal fooe
q een.gounis e.llsd -liissss ofa.rsd is various
~. ~oFi ntiers' l. bot anotheF name fF 1eox"
ne siliaaoss whisky mixture.
tie really graaf rsiilf derived ffo1a TIE minute
&C., 30 leasPoonful, q oas rnsdtsle.
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BIrTERs,
snd ~ strs sis-se, y 81. Irosra'ia., Ia. eta
AMI ooanierissts have tlied = undeTnais IA 4 pei
uFsiy vssstails preparation, With h@stiy sgfclsat
purs spirits q pfesetve H.
IL l. rasdelns Of Ioustrfoa efa1.ry fbr R.,yttHs
~ E<ooi, 10 essential Or tho fundSiscD u sod
hesith aad e. eosrecung disorders q Tie s'oaaAeh
To "a thres docs ~fl oouvines the afflicted q n,
s4istary sssts The stomach VII speedily regain its
strtnefb, nsallhy acton q TIE nyor, bowels and
klinsys viii loon take place, aud renewed heaitA u
TIE quick result
For INDIGESTION. Try
BGrhaye'S Holland Bitters.
FOR HEARTBURN. Try
BGrhave's Holland BitterS.
For ACIDITr. Try
Bgrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For WATERBRAsH. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bifters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
BGfhave's Holland Bitters.
For cOsTIvEEEss. Try
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
For PILES. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Biiters.
In al Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuraigse Afeo
tons Il has IN numerous instances proved highly
esaeaciAi, and In others Effected deS.1sl cure.
Read Carefully
Tie genuine hlghlyconcentratei DGRnAvEs Hos,
BTrTzas 4 put up IN halfpint bottles cnly and
retAilod AZ One Dollar per bottle The great desnand
limitations. which the public should guard SsHins;
purchasing.
Bssssrrs # itatoaffoaf ~ Oldf NAM 20 on ~
kaboi u ssTy butte yoH bay.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

~ The u-- Of thess Plls he periodic attacks
s~reoss or xrk E,rfdrA, may be prevented. al
~ the cornr,cnocrnens q attAcs, innasi
el'sf from .sekns-- ~fil BE obtained
They seldom fAil IN renewing the xsusea snd
a.Srise1< % which frraAies much sustcc;
They act generally u.sn the bowel--remostrx
toafseeae..
F0r Ia~rssy ~.rl. Sei>s1s-. Delicate Females
al Al rer n s~ieHssrg A.i1-. they valuable
a. laxative. q Improving the dppesit, giving tone
ara rss- 70 Ne digestive v-r~ns ard restoring he
nsfnr.l sisctIisty and strength a the whole system
ma cEPHAIIC PIl.iS are the result u long inve--
ussiiou and carefully CONDUCTED experiments. having
h.-sn IN use many y,af-. during which time they
h-v- pr~verssss rna reli~Ssa ~Incunt Il rain
ard suffering frorn beatscbe whether originating IN
le a>sr,.s -,-t~u - frosn asrAng-i state a The
-ton.arh.
Thsy arr entirely vegetable IN their oouaposi'iou
-s1 M, =. taken II All uiaee ~ith perfect safety
~sshoat making any ohangr q diet aaa kss i1seso<
~ sss dls1yfsssNt tasf> ursd-. n ALL - a5a m
49, us<r 70 eAafr~r-
BEWARE or CoUNTEKFEITs
TIE rsnuis~ havs signature. q Herry c. s,.aaiiins
each bon
sodty rrsuis.. AID all cher aesisr. 10 neil
r1nss-
Abos win - -ens - mail 90 r-cssps u ts-
rRfcH IS CKNTs
sils--l>f. shs-zba - ~Ssfsss~d -
HENRY &. sPAULDiND
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

SOUTHERN TYrEs-GooD NEws.-Walkcr
& Pclouzc, Richmond Virginia has cstab-
lishcd Southern Type Foundry, as We arc
glad to learn. We had hoped that our old
friend James Conner & Son, New York,
would have established branch in the
Sonth-but at all events, there is one
Southern Type Foundry, where every ar
ticlc in the printing line, can be obtained
Let Southern publishers pass the good news
and Bulletin.
"a Southern Type Foundry" may be
found nearer home, to us publishers, in Tex
as, and that, too, within the boundaries Of
the Confederate States of America. -
Mcssrs. Shields s Hyatt have just started
an establishment of the kind in New Or
leans. We know them to be thorough-go-
ing business men, who understand the
wants of the Southern publishers as we'll
ms any one. They have for long time
been IN the business, as Agent for the North.
ern Foundries, and it is with pleasure that
we call attention of Texas Printers to
them. All who patronize the house will
be sure to be we'll treated by friend Hyatt,
whom we particularly commend to the Craft
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

NOBOBG IRON THE SoUTH.-unler the
above caption, We find the following in tie
OsEcyo Ddily lhilad,gWs
The New York merchants complain u
the almost entire absence Of s0uILen ira
ders ilOm the Metropolis this spring. la
a long lisl OF arrivals from other parts of
the country, there was barely one from
Texas, one from Georgia, and tao frOn
Virginia, (ouea lady,l and none from
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alshams, Florida
on south Carolina. The Asrs Says, IL is
not difficult, therefore, "a infer that wer-
chants whose trade hss been heretofore
principally with the South, arenol oYerrun
with customers nor surprising that those
houses should he reported as penaTiug Ia
remove their Establishments Ia the Southern
tonle,leracy, and import direct from abroad.
The unprecedented spectacle is presented,
that az this season Uf tie wear when our
hotels should he filled with dealers from
that section IT lhe country, n0Ia single one
is here from five Southern States 0Aly
Nnr ii"m an Virginia, Georgia and feNas,
and 0ne of the four lady! In OlherWoDds
the largest aud hest halT ~ the Southern
trade, nom which our merchants haVemads
fortunes upon fortunes which has huili
our marble palaces, illvi our mammoth
hotels, given Nc, and activity Ia our ship
ping, has suddenly collapsed, eNlinguishul,
smN,Aeh,-Su much for the Negro,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
Coy. Uouston'S Corrcsnondencc.

We publish to-day a letter from Soy.
Houston to Gen. Twiggs, which, with ''hcr
acts, discloses intentions against the free
dom and rights of the people of this State
which we think should forever disgrace
him.
The letter shows that he was in favor of
the Federal property, arms and munitions
remaining in possession of Gen. Twiggs,
and opposed to their delivery to the State.
He cannot conceal his intentions or screen
himself from public indignation by the
pretcxt that those who were about to de-
mand n surrender of the forts, &c, were
an unauthorized mob. lie should have
known that Texans have never given to
raising mobs to rob and plumber any gov.
ernment. But it seems he wished to make
some kind of treaty with Gen. Twiggs to
Keen the Federal arms and soldiers in Tex
as, for some purpose, and it is now past
any point of doubt that it was desired for
the purpose of intimidating the people from
voting in favor OF seccssion.-Ndrarro
Express.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

A hEPUBLIcAN Was ar JEFFERSON DAVIS,
-ise Boston Advertiser, an able Republi-
can journal, says that ii IL had no other eY-
idenee, the inaugural address Of tho neW
President Of the Confederate States is proof
Of the Unusual wisdom with which tie Sc
eessionisis acted WheR they elected JeifeT-
s0n Dayis 10 that office ID credits him
with as marked a combination Of the quali-
ties most needed for his work as any Teyo-
luIionAvy leader ever exhibited, anl adds (;
As the leader oflhe roltun States in their
movement against the General GoVernmeni'
whether the controversy is 10 he carried On
by civil measures oHly, or hy sIerner meth
els, 60 which he protested himself prepared
though unwilling "a resoTI, this Government
could have no more dangerous enemy than
Mr. Davis, and this fact, We believe, Heels
% he more widely recognized than il is
among our people, Because Mr., Davis has
lei the extreme South, many have cume 10
reganl him a. possessing the personal quail
lilies and weaknesses Of the tre-ealeTs.--
Eli Nj Davis il, on the contrary, eoul-head-
OH F hlel, aud not hasly, What lie
Is is not the result o' a crazy int
H-. Of cool determination, aud Is
-..r not by the Temporary strength Of
r.nrH by really intellectual and NOR
s. ..ar. In short, he is an antagonist
'nEcs respect rs well a. the at
r.. .a aud caution in opposition aud
iH any statesman might rejoice 10
in high national contest, were
any country save our own, and
..n natter in debate anything except
NH. ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
Jws the nation. While ''waiting,"
bundrod Aholitionists thot were
New Telegraph Line.

We understand that the Telegraph Com
pany at Little Rock intend to extend their
line up wcst-we hope they may be able to
do So If the line was built to this place it
could be extended to the Indian country,
and would doubtless receive National mid
from the Nations wcst-their sympathy
being altogether in favor of the South. We
hope the Little Rock Company will extend
their line to this city.-fort Smith Parallel
We have conversed with several of our
most prominent citizens in regard to this
enterprise, and can assure our friend ofthe
Parallel that the people Of the Nations will
contribute literally toward the extension
of the line to this city. Northern Texas
is also deeply interested in an enterprise
of this kind, we opine her citizens will
lead a helping hand in the establishment
of the line to Sherman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

Bsly" 1t is said by Washington letter
writer's that Seward is in favor of reviving
the question of National Bank and of
pcrrctuating the High Protective Tariff, as
the basis of new party, in contradistinc-
ton to the Republican party which is fast
bccomin: odious TO n large proportion OF
the Northern people. lie believes that
thcs. questions will consolidate the North
and make him president Of the Yankee
States. If these questions should be no
more successful than heretofore, he will be
doomed TO defeat \ high protective tariff
will not avail them much, when their chief
market, the South, is open to free trade, or
what is nearly the same, regulated by
merely nominal duty on imported goods,
for the purpose alone of raising revenue
to support The Government. and forever
opposed to the lcvying of duties for the
protection OF one branch 0f i1ia5try over
anoiisr
Thin policy viii fail Of he desired re-
sslt. When the manufacturers feel its ef-
feet practically
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Rag The Arkansas nvention, before
adjourninC passed. vance to submit
to the people AT tho x August election,
whether tho state wi occio' or 'co-opc-
rate or in other " *, whether shG will
join the Confederate Etates, or ga with the
border States in their suhi0ssiont to Lincon's
authority. There is n very strong feeling
in favor Of Immediate secession, and it is
rapidly gaining ground The question is
being warmly discussed in all parts OF the
State, arl will be until the election comes
off, at which time We hope to see Arkansas
speak in thunder tones IA favor Of the
Southcrn Caufcdcracy oud against aeoli-
ton r3o The papers speak confidently OF
carrying the State by from 10, to $4,000
majority.
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The designations Of Cadets at west
Point.
Fist Class.-Samuel


see.
Second Cldss.-Charles 7. Ball, Alabama
George II. Frost. Louisiana John IL. Kelly
Alabama John Lane, Oregon lat large j
John W. Lea, Mississippi; John r: u Brlen'
Texas lat large; George n. Reynolds South
Carolina Felix II Robinson, Texas Lncien
D. Sandidge, Louisiana; Edward ;. "liiS'
Georgia Pierce b. Young, Georgia.
Third Uass-John \. Alexander, GeoT-
gia James Barrow, GeOrgi (; joseph VI
Blount, Georgia Joseph X. Dixon, M'S ,.sl
ippi Henry, S. Farley, South Caroiiha +;
James Hamilton, South Carolina george
S. Loveioy. North Carolina; Stephen Il.
Moreno, Florida; John A. West, Georgia.
Fourth Gass.-John Il. Blocker, South
Carolina Thomas J. Bruton, Georgia
Mathew 7. Nunnally, Georgia; Leonce y.
Olivier. Louisiana Colin McR. Weatherly,
South Carolina William o. Winston, j.,
Alabama
Fdb C1waL. Alabama /,
James b.. Crews Miss .rTi Lev
Mississippi .--sy kes, Mississippi; John
y. Wexford, South Carolina, T0-al g.
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ANOTHER GIGANrrc TELEGRAPH ENrrR-
rGisE,-P. McD. Collins, Esq, Whose re-
ports MS L. :. Consul on the commerce of
the Amoor river FIRST opened that new chan
ncl 10 our trade has presented memorial
asking Congress to provide for the survey
OF route for telegraph from the Russian
settlements nj the mouth of the Amoor riv-
or to Sitka, the capital OF Russian Amcri-
ca. This is now the only unsuryeycd por-
ton of the great telegraph from Moscow to
San Francisco and on this entire route on
~ some thirty-ninc miles Mt Bchring 5
Straits, will necessarily Ice submerged Ca
bile. This is pronounced in every way n
practicable route, aud it is to hoped that
we shall soon he able to receive kilograms
from London, via Moscow and san Francis
co,