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For The Standard.

For The Standard
UNION MEETING IN ORANGE COUNTY.
The citizens Of Orange belda Union meeting at
A. B. Gunter's Esq, on the 9Th instant
The meeting was organized BY calling u n.
Herndon to the Chair, and appointing A. B. Gunter
Secretary. -,
On motion. Prof R. W. York rose and explained
the object Of the meeting He stated that there was
. great and important crisis upon our country, one
affecting the continuation of that unity OF govern.
ment which constitutes us one people" and tnat
whereas this has been thrown directly into the
hands Of the people, by calling State Convention
it time for the people to decide what course they
will pursue; that all party feuds should be o0ter-
ated and that we should all rally one man to the
Union and Constitution.
On motion, the Chairman appointed A. N. Hern-
don, Hardy Massey and A. B. Guntcr to draft reso-
buttons for the meeting When the COMMITTEES had
retired, Prof York addressed the meeting. We re-
gret that we are not able to give the whole OF MS
speech, but SUFFICE it to say, that it was both elo-
quent and patriotic.
The committee resolutions returned and re-
ported the following resolutions:
WHEREAS great and important crisis has come
upon our country-one affecting the continuation OF
that "unity of government which constitutes US one
people," demanding the prompt and decisive action
of the people; and WHEREAS this has been thrown
directly into the hands of the people, by the calling
of State Convention therefore
Rcsolued, LIST. That we declare our sincere devo-
ton to constitutional Union, and will support no
man for the Convention who is not pledged to ex-.
hanst all honorable mears to preserve the Union
Resolced, Cd That we are opposed to secession
for existing circumstances.
Resolred, 3d. That we heartily endorse the Crit.
ten,len resolutions basis for the settlement OF
the present difficulties.
Resolred 4th That we favor the calling Of county
convention to select Union candidates to represen:
this county, and recommend as suitable candidates
the names of Hon. William a. Graham and 5. +.
Phillips.
Resolred, 5th That the Chairman appoint ten
delegates to represent this district whenever said
Convention is called whereupon the Chat, man ap-
pointed the following gentlemen: Hardy Massey,
Simpson Barbee, Chesley P. Blalock, Anderson W.
Pope, NJ G. Herndon, Sen, James G. Harvard A.
NJ Herndon, Henderson Harvard, Thomas r. Shep-
ard and John Markham.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added L, the list
Re~loM, 9th. That copy of the proceedings of
this meeting De sent to the ilisboro Recorder, Ra
leigh Standard and Register with request to pub
lisn the same.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
C. NJ. HERNDON. Chairman.
A. B. GuN1ER. Secretary.
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UNION MEETING IN CHOWAN.

Pursuant to notic,, public meeting was held in
the Court House in Edenton to nominate candidate
to represent the county Of Chowan in the State con-
ventlon 20 meet in Raleigh about the 18th Of
March.
John II. Leary was called to the chair, and Thos
Bland was appointed secretary.
On motion Of John A. b.rbury, committee of
five appointed to report business for the meet
ing
The chair appointed John \. Benbury John C.
Badham, john Garrett, John Thompson, and Rid.
die Mansfield.
On motion of VIM. A. Moore, the meeting ad.
journed till o'clock, that the comm ttee might re-
port
At o'clock the meeting reasse nbled, and the
committee returned and reported through their
chairman John A. Bcnbury, the follow INK preamble
and resolutions:
WHEREAS At the present time the condition Of
country is such to great fea ri: for the
safety Of the Union, and great fears that var may
occur, it becomes us citizens of the State o. North
Carolina, to weigh we'll all the dangers that beset
and the Union; therefore,
Reso'red, That are in favor Of a perma lene
settlement of the difficulties which now threa ten
peace and harmony and to that end We are Will
ing to abide by any settlement which the delegates
from the central slavcholdng States, now assembled
in Washington City, may agree upon.
Resdlred, That as long We can secure our tights
and our country, require us to sustain and defend
rights in the Cnion but after all means have
failed to settle and adjust present difficulties
noably and satisfactorily, then We owe it to our
selves stand by the slayeholding States in every
emergency.
Resolced, That we are opposed to :he coercion of
any Of the slavehoiling States by the federal gov
eminent: that if We arc to leave We wish to leave
in peace.
Resolred, That We are nnaltcrably opposed to the
reopenins Of the foreign African slave trade wheth-
er in the Union out of the Union.
Considerable discussion took place upon the reso-
utions between the immediate seccssionlsts and the
conservative cooperatonis,s.
John g. Badha,n, Of the commtte, did not
agree to the report-and finally the unconditional
dslnionists seceded and the report of the commit
tee unanimously adopted.
Wm. L. Bond was nominated as candidate for
the convention without any opposition.
The proceedings were requested to be published
in the STANDARD, Register and Southron
Thanks of the meeting returned to the
chairman and secretary for the manner in which
they presided.
JNO. H. LEARY, Chm
Tnos. BLAND Sec'H.
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DUFFY'S
II 9 m + G. M + x II u r. z

Cure Of Ague and Fever.
T1HERE Is NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE HUMAN
body is liable universal dreaded 30 general
" fatal as Fever: it appears in different countries and
country where its annual is looked for with anxiety
and apprehension, it usually assumes the bilious type
Another species of fever prevalent here and which, it
NAV be said leaves subsidies altogether the Au-
tumnal Intermittent 'Ague and Fever, which, if not
fatal yet is very distressing its characters effects and
system to be Inscribed the anguor asstude
and general prostraton which chsractezes its invasion
to which might be added the arrangement Of the mixed
functions of the liver stomach, and intestinal canal Ns
therefore, quite manifes-n fact it il we'll known, that
Ague and Fever lay the basis Of consumption OF the lungs
chronic affection If the liver and spleen, dyspepsia and
not unequenty dropsy and when once this state OF tho
Sscera becomes established there constant tendency
to relapse from slight causes and when thus c0mpi-
Gated with those constitutional diseases their treatment
and cure becomes more difficult.
Common sense teaches that the OF Ague and Fever
consists in shortening the duration Of the paroxysm and
preventing it's The first Is to be accomplished By
deDletng the bowels relaxing the skin, Be- the second,
by the prompt application of such medicines cacu
lated restore The deranged functions and give healthy
tone to the nervOEs system. w
Tho Tonic Aistsre now offered possesses al the qualities
requisite to effect the second indication The hrst aose
generally checks th. disease and bottle never hs 70
effect eare healthy reaction takes place. the appe'e
restored. the system becomes invgoated and the pa
tent begins feel prised at the rapid transition nom
state Of morbid suffering to shat Of recovery
Theee effects have been experiences Dy al n:ye "ss
~ so''n 0'''a % SHOWN z CHARLES a1i DUFFY. H. D.
Newborn. n. G., Oct. is, 1860. 4@wlJ.
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, BY g.
r. n Duffy Newbern N, c. And also for sae BY Messis
MotRan Xien Dru9rists Wholesale Agents. New YORK.
And 81 Druggists and Merchants throughout the country
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CONVENTION IN RANDOLPH COUNTY.


CONVENTION IN RANDOLPH COUNTY.
On Tuesday the 9th inst, being Tuesday of Ran
dolph County Court the citizens of the county met
largely represented.
On motion of John B. Troy, Esq, A. S. Horney,
ESQ.,, was appointed Chairman, and
On motion of John A. Craven, Esq, N. S. Rob-
ms was appointed Secretary.
Dr. T. L. Winsow being called upon to explain
the object of the meeting, arose. and after giving
brief history Of the progress Of the Convention bill
in the Legislature. from its introduction to ts final
passage stated that the people would be called upon
on the 2Sth inst, to vote Convention" or no Con-
vcntion" and also for delegates; and that this Con-
vention called TO nominate candidates for dele
gates to said Convention. He believed that the de-
sign Of the secession leaders was to manage that
majority of secession delegates might be returned
to said Convention and hurry the State out of the
Union before the masses could find out what they
were doing therefore, that extreme vigilance should
be used in the selection of unwavering Union and
conservative candidates.
Addresses OF like import delivered by Mcssrs.
D. w. c. johnson, John A. Craven, Col. Zebedee
Rush, John b. Troy and others; and all urging as
matter of primary importance, that the nominees
whoever they might be, should thoroughly canvass
the county.
William j. Long and John B. Troy, Esqs, we're
put in nomination as candidates for delegates, and
their nomination unanimously confirmed by the
people assembled, without distinction of party !;
whereupon Messrs Troy and Long came forward
and addressed the meeting, accepting the nomina-
ton and agreeing to neglect the calls Of their pr
vate affairs and devote their time to the interest Of
their country.
On motion Of James Dicks, Esq. it was ordered
that the proceedings of this convention be forwarded
to the Fayetteville ObserOer and North Carolina
Standard for publication.
\ A. s. HoRNEY, Chairman.
T, NJ s. ROBINS Secretnrv
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STArE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLiNA.-W AXE
- COUNTY. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessons No.
vember Term, ls60.-Francs ]. Smith. widow, vs. Up
church Smith and Others heirs at law of John Smith, de-
ceased.-Petition to divide slaves.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that certain
heirs at law of John Smith, decd lae of Wake county,
residents it is ordered that advertisement be made
in the Standard for six weeks for said heirs
law appear the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for said county, at the Court House in
Raleigh The Sd Monday of February next then and
there plead demur to said petition, udg-
ment gro cunsso will be entered Them and the pray
er of the petitiouer granted.
Witness, Thmas j. U,ey, Clerk Of said Court, at Office
in Raleigh, the Sd Monday Of November, 1850.
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
Jan. IL, 1861. pr. Adv. IS s21z1 4-w6t.
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STATE Of -CAROLINA.-JOHS.
- STON COUNTY, curt of Pleas and Quarter Ss,
sons, November Term ls6c.-Larkin Spvey and Others
vs. Carson Spvey Ephram Spvey Nancy Jordan and Ma.
~ Whetstone.-Petition to sell slaves for distribution
above named defendants reside beyond the limits of the
State is therefore, motion, ordered that publication
be made for six successive weeks in the NorhCaroua
Standard the said defendants to appear at the
next term of this Court to be held for the county of John
ston. at the Court House in Smth6ed the 4h Monday
of February next then and there show cause if any
they have why the prayer of the petitioners shall be
granted.
Witness Thos D. Snead Clerk of our said Court at Of
fee in Smhfed, the 4th Monday of November d. 1860
THOS. D. SNEAD, c. &C.
Jan. Is, 1851. pr. adv IS 500 3-w6t.
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NOTICE.
DURSUANT to order of the Court of Pleas and
~. ganger Session for Wake county shall proceed to
Court House door, in the City of Raleigh negro slaves
belonging to the heirs of s. W. Williams decd, TO- wit:
Marian aud her FIVE children, and boy Pascha, eighteen
years old Twohirds of the purchase money will be re-
qured in cash credit IF twelve months with interest from
dase bond and approved security will be required OF the
purchaser for the balance -..-z-
s. NJ. WILLIAMS. Guardian.
Jan, 10. 1861, 4-wtd.
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FINANCIAL CRAsH.-The Washington Star ofSat-
urday afternoon states that several wellestablshed
business houses in Baltimore succumbed Friday to
the financial pressure. One Of these houses sup
posed itself to have safe margin Of $3.50, 000 but
found 1t impossible to meet liabilities - - ~
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

an SOCIETY Ri GE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
" miles frunl the city of Jackson Capitol of the State
ten frum Clinton. Vlcksburg Jackson Railroad six
from Livingston and five from Tugaloo Depot on O.
the Union. The great southern place Of resort Cooper
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride drive The
negborhood is wealthy, refined has fine schools and sew
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it per.
sons Of family coming south. The tract contains l,Z79
acresabout 4n of timber 400 of ne creek bottom and
the hill and branch land all in state of good cuva
ton. There dwelling and out houses fruit orchard,
negro cabins Rn press CRIBS stables pond for stock cs
tern and spring for persons &c. &c.
For further particulars write to R. A. Clark jackson, A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
JOHN N. CLARK,
Yazoo City.
October It, 1850. A. WITT
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GEORGE L: WILD,
Now at Raleigh for a Short Time onI,

Now at Raleigh for a Short Time only,)
RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER.
vices to the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
" Gas Tuner and Repairer of Pianos,
wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction All communications left at
the Post Office will receive prompt attention. ->
Refers to Rev. Albert Smedes and Prof G. F. Hansen,
of st. Mary College and Mr. W. J. Palmer, Of Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Asylum. Raleigh, N c.; E. E. Parham,
J: Wilcox and Prof. G. H Kehr, Warrenton; and J: Il.
Mills, JUS II. Gooch ard Dr. s. A. Williams Oxford, N. G.
jan. Is, 1851. Swift
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-ME7E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
~ JUDGE RUfFlN a candidate for the convention
for tue county of Alamance. MANY VOTERS.
Feb. rs, 1851. 2l-tf
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Old Bay State and no mistake. The people have
taken up the plan in good earnest and lively in
the little pure Democracies. The returns from the
towns are glorious. Push on the column Boston
ost
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JOHN MAUNDER'S
MARBLE WORKS.

Monuments, TOmbs, HeadstOnes,
RALEIGH, N. c. ..gt-..l IS.
A GENT FOR THE SALE OF MARBLE AND SLATE
Mantels and Furniture work of different coIured Mar
oles Orders by mail punctuay attended TO- Woik pack
ed and warranted.
Raleigh, March Ia, 1850 9Rwly*
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STATE OF CAROLINA.-WAKE
- COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Ma.
vember Term, lse,.-Francis ]. Smith, widow vs. In.
church Smith and Others heirs at law of John Smith d.
ceased-Petition for dover.
appearing to The satisfaction of the Court that certain
heirs ut law Of John Smith, Decd late Of Wake COUNTY
nonresdents is ordered that advertisement be made
in the NortCarona Standard for six weeks said heirs
at law to appear the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions 10 be held for said county, the Court House in
Raleigh ON the Sd Monday Of February next then and
there to plead. dcmur to said petition or ude
men pro confesso will be entered Them and the pray
err of the petitioner granted.
Witness, Thomas J. Utley Clerk of said Court at ofes
in Raleigh. the Sd Monday of November, 1850.
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk
Jan Is, 1851. pr. adv. IS $3.50 4-w6t
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

OXFORD, N. C.
TIME SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence the lst MONDAY in January, and
that Of the Fall the I'd MONDAY in July.
price Of boar rates Of tuition and of stu
dies, see Circular.
THOMAS c. TULEY, Principal.
November Q, $780, 45-w3m*
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The sum Of $7s4 90 has been subscribed IN New
York for the relief Of The families Of the lnsn = Fort
Sumter.
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negro woman, slave to Rev. James Doughen, of
Lynchburg, Vs., who escaped to Boston several
months SINCE voluntarily returned to her master On
Saturday last, having been reduced almost to the
point Of starvation during her stay among her pss
tended friends $500
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BUxcoxBE.-Montraville Patton, Esq, the Union
candidate to represent Buncombe county in the State
convention. The Asheville News, rather secession
sheet, says:
Mr. Patton is bold, firm man, and none who
know him will charge him with expressing an opin-
ion he Goes not honestly entertain, Of entertain
ing one which he fears to express"
Mr.. Patton is just one of the kind ofmen we want
in the convention. We confidently expect he will
be elected We have heard of no opposition to him,
but secession meeting to be held in Asheville
on Saturday last to nominate candidate for the
disunion party.-Ad Talorem Banner
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
JENTIN0 PIGG0TT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

'-,-s.t LATE OF TH-CAIoLINA, 9.G n y
Is permanently situated at Warrington D. c. where he
will attend to elams sganst the Government and esps
eially 70 obtaining patents for inventors. W. y
July ~ 1850. - 3o-wlypd.
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STATE OF CAROLINA-WATn
- COUNTY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions NJ ~
vember Term. ls60-Wm L. Fort vs. Jas. s. Moorrr No'
Attachment levied on slaves.
In this it appearing the Court that the defendant
is non resident it is ordered that advertisement be mS
in the NorthCarona Standard for six weeks far said d
tendant TO appear at The next term of this Court I, h
of February next, then and there plead or replevv ny
Judgment contesxo will be entered against him and s
slave levied he condemned to The use of the plan
claim. fn
Witness, Thomas ]. Utey clerk of said Court at o;c.
in Raleigh, the I'd Monday Of November 1860 '''
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk
Jan. 10, 1871 pr adv. S 6s15) 4-wst.
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EINLEY HIGH SCHOOL,
Il LENOiR, CALDWELL COUNTY N. c.
The design of this Institution is prepare boys the
FRESHMAN CLASS in any College, South. and also to
afford Opportunity to those who do wish take the
regular classical of acquiring thorough Eng
ish education Than is customary in preparatory schoo
SPRING SESSION commences first Wednesday in Janus.
ry, and the FALL SESSION, first Wednesday in August.
Board per m"nth, $so0
Tuition in Classcs per session. q weeks, 90 90
English. II and Is 90
Contingent Fee, so
For further particulars address
E. W. FAUCETTE,
or T. P. RANKIN, PRINCIPALS
Feb. 8, 1881. - 7-xst.
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GA X HILL
MILITARY AND CLASSICAL ACAnRrv
Granville County, N. C..
REV; J; ?. BAGBY, A NJ, Principal.

CAPT. W. 8 GU, MI.
VVHE PRINCIPAL having associated with ,;..
u Capt GUY, OF Nottoway county, Va, onnonn ,seH
that his next session will begin the 4th day IF
next. Capt Guy is graduate of the Virginia M;,aiy
Institute. and comes highly recommended by Col Sn;y
its worthy Superintendent The School is located r ,a
N W. part of the county in high and healthy comn zoe
amidst moral and refined Peep e, and remote "m "
haunis Of vice usually found in villages "'H' Inc
Board Tuition and Uniform Suit furnished for III.
half in advance and the rest the LIST Of july payable
Conveyances To this place can ALWAYS be had q, d..
ville Va, or at Henderson Depot The Raleigh and n
ton Railroad. ""u uas'
Address the Principal, Oak Hill, NC.
Jan. Is, 1861. ,.
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II OST-ON THE NIGHT OF THE 9TH INSTANT,
IL at given BY the members of the Legislature
on Hisboro street a valuable Bracelet. A generous
ward will be given by the for its restoration En-
quire at this office.
= Feb. Is 2l-2tpd.
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"A OTICE.-Two Likely Negro Men to hire for this
II year 10. ID. POWELL
Jan. l6, 1851. 4-w3t
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mo. n CT ARK. WV. 4. BURLINGTON.
CLARK & BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wilmington n. c.,
VKTILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w consig nL cuts OF
Cotton, Naval Store>, Flour, Bacon,
TiWber, &C., &C..
and other county pr ,duce either fur sale shipment.
Nv Wharf and Wal ehouses being conveniently located
for the reception of pro duce either by Railroad RIVER
enable: me make my charges light Also regular deal
ers in
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c.
kefers 20 H. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Csps Fear. Wilmington. n. G.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank OF N. C.
W. H JONES,
Cashier Raleigh Bran ch Bank Of Cape Fear,
November l3, 1850. 4s-wly.
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JNO. N. CLARK.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14
SIKH Cavalry ReEimeut.

CLETELAED, Ohio, Oct Il, 1851.
MEssRs. EDIToRs II wish through the
medium Of your paper to say few words
to the public concerning the 9th Cavalry
Regiment, which Senator Wade and I are
suthOriEed to raise, under the authority Of
Gov. Dennison Of Ohio. have just re-
osived letter from the United States
Quarter Master at Cincinnati, that our tents
and camp equipage cannot be sent before
one week from this time. must say, with
chngrin, that have met with unexpected
embarrassment in my efforts to obtain
near Warren, suitable grounds where men
can be made comfortable in camp during
the approaching inelement season Of tie
year. Men need some buildings to protect
them in part from November rains and
SHOWS. Such places can be obtained at
some convenient point on the Western Be
serve. The Capitol at Washington and
State House at Columbus have not been re-
garded too sacred or good in which to quar-.
ter the VOLUNTEER defenders Of our institu-
tioDs. No objection to such use has been
made by any one except jefferson Davis
and his adherents. They have filed the
ears Of the public with their complaints
against such desecrstion
Senator Wade is to meet me at this place
on Tuesday or Wednesday Of next week,
when, without regard to local interest, and
with the consent Of the authorities st Col
uabus, q comfortable and suitable location
for q camp viii be agreed upon; and the
persons recruiting for our Regiment win
be duly notified. Those who have enlisted,
or who intend to enlist are assured that
comfortable camp sviH Be selected, and, while
preparing for active service, their reason
able wants shall be attended 10. In the
mean time those persons having recruiting
papers on our recommendations, are re-
questsd 70 keep me informed ct this place,
By lsttsr, Of their success, and when they
win be ready for camp. Postage need not
be paid on letters TO me. Il does appear 70
ne that even the loyal people Of the stsie
do not yet half realize their duties and OBJ
legations to the brave men now in service
and in preparation therefor. Fathers,
mothers, brothers, sisters, can you enjoy
the comfort Of your homes aud cheerful
fires, and have no thought or care for the
soldiers shivering in camp, who have per-
fIsd their lives to protect and defend those
homes from desecratiOn Let each young
lady on the Reserve knit OF least one pair
Of woolen socks, and send to Mrs. Rouse,
President Of the Soldiers Aid Society, at
Cleveland. Ladies should in every town
and village form auxiliary aid societies,
and send in contributions to Cleveland, not
for any particular regiment, but for SOL
diers generally. Read il you can without
4 tear the accounts from the camps in
Western Virginia Of the suffering Of our
brsve men during the equinOCtial storm.
JoHH HUTCHIEs.