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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-18
DR.. w. B. SIMONTON,

DIX. w. Is. S1NON 1ON,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his Professional
Services to the Citizens of st. Cloud and
it, Vicinity.
residence, Lever Town, second house south
w,s: Of :Ravine, formerly occupied by Mr.
EilJuorne.
S~Particular attention given to Operative
ftrxery. vol-lony
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-18

ssC.a;ANTHoNY BOOK STORE
boks, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER,
=, FISHING TACKLE, POCKET CUTLERY,
.,s.n FANCY ARTICLES, TOYS, &c.
.si;rThrss doors above the fremont Hotel.
h. st. Anthony, Min.
10, 1853. vol1nol3,l l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-18

TIL O M a 81 ON = 8,
BLACKSMITH.
ALL kinds of work done in the best posi-
III. bio manner, Particular attention given
"a, horse and OK -shoeing, plow work, and re-
pairing Of all kinds. Shop in same building
With H. ". Weary's Carriage shop. NIL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15
.sycr's Cafhars,e Pills,

FOR THK cCrE or
Costiweness Jaundsce. Dyspepsia. indigestion Dys-
crtrrv, Foui Stomach. Ervsipelss. H.adscLt,
Piles. Rheumatisn. Errptions and skin nss-
eases. Liver C0nplstnf. Dropsv. letter.
Tumors ard salt Rheum, wcrras.
Gent. Sfurfig-. IS 4 11nDeg
Pll. and for Purifying tie
Bioot
They are sugsr-coaied. 80 tbs; ih- us~i sensitive
car take then pleasantly and they sre the les; sp.-
i.ni IN The world Tor al purposes OF family
phvsic
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he Weekly Express

srrh~r, VII he no a~vfstlan from the above
sl<s. -. -
A. tsxsrtis-meut. peLii-hei In beth Daily and
v-xkiy VII be ch<:r-1 the fni Daily r<t~~ ~tn on-
la,f ofiA we~k.y rates addet.
CHARLES CRUFT. Psor-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

THE firm &c Grover 4 Fsirchill.
hss bcea A se,rei ~ auta,i ep1.r-t AZ
.rf-lenrnfs reasi - rs'f u'tt foefh Hrotrr AT
fhsl fs d. - 4 r. a Il - a.ff - ~ sut u
latfHtrtrEss 81 80 frsn IS 81 - nfIf ~ lif1.
JOSEPH 0novFR
CAAAi.Es fAlECu1Q
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Price o5 cts. per Box-Fivc Box
O. for E1.00.

Great numbers q uergyrnrn. Phvsicisrs. Ststcs-
meG. ard eminent pcr-onages hsve lent their rames
10 certify The unparalleled usefulness o. thesr
des but pace here vii not permit the insertion
% en- The Agents below nsraed furri-h grsfis
or ANxuc>S AIN.SAc in which they givrr.
with sl-o fcii descriptions ~ the above complaints
and the treatment that sloui1 DC followed ~ tAtir
cure.
Donos - pnt % BY unprinciplea dealers Will osh
7repsratieus they maze more prctt on ieusf {
AVIS. srf take 70 others. The sea want The tss
AID there Is for them. and thev skoalf have &;
Al our remedies are for ale ny J. r. Cr~I~eItk,s
p. " posNFfIT. and hv ~ Druggists in IerTc-iIaBie
Wholesale hy AiirS Co. Cincinnati
rav2Sdcor. -wtuw.
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Rate. Of Illinois currencY.

cncsso. Jane .. tssi
srsBEE a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

s-o.rca -
\. a ALLAN. A v. G.
Tsrrs Hsnie. Jane 4. 10 -ass~
= s-Ths expenses r ~. Ycrf - earnsrci ~iih
ihaes peaae ~ itss s8a "a shrs tecresse a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

ASSETS
Cash. Balance "a Bank 2s so7 81
Bonds and Mortgages (being r rst lien on
Real Estate worth at least 81 s07 20Cl eOa Coz o.
Losns stocks, payable demand.
(market value OF securities SlS7. .s-s SO, 1SsG0 o.
Rank Stock, (Fnnrket vaiue) 1850 Oo
United States Treasury Notes. lnlarket
value l03. .3s3 s.
Brooklyn City Water Bond. io.a50 o.
North Carolina State Bonds lmsrke; ya0 $50 60
Missouri State Bonds tnlarkef valueA 1900 %
Real Estate, No. Wan Street. e5 3os -
Interest due ou Isl January. lS6i, fof
which s2s,eso z has sipoc been rec'd. 2s..os 81
Balance ia hands of Agents and ir course
of TRANSMIT ssi0s from Agent. on - of
January lot which Sll .gs6 a. has since
heen received. sO,sos 10
Bills Reccivahls ffor Premiums On 10
land Risks. as,sss GO
Other Property. Hiscellansors items, 300 o.
Premiums due and unoollect.f 90 loi.-
eies issued at Oclos. $3.50 Is
Total, Sl.4es.sO9 -
CHARLES }. MARrIN, PEEsrnEsr,
A +. wuI-GARTII. vscE Flo .pFsr
:. MILLION SMITH, sEckErAKY
JOHN MCGEE, Assr ssc'r
CHARLES CRUFT. agent.
No. s PEOSlx ROW.
msisd" TH rsasr SAW. '~o
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"A 3 = II Es "A Q T

OF Me FIF'7EEyyH SklI-AA-yCdL STATF
HEST 81 kAo condition u re HOK.T LA.sG :
RdEcE COMPANY, of tte CNy AZ E>sc T5rf
on tie Isl ddy 81 January, 1851.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

Laxal .tv-rsi--ssn~st- cry cents ~ sqesrr ssch
n.~rtlon- -.
80 =, .lx~rri.- Nv the year. sttn the pris'es~ q
sA.axinx Al piesslss. feuiy sdserus<f< DV~~ssf,
80 b< osuf.r-d -triotiy - fa@sr r~<usH "o-'n~-s
snf ~ ply g..sFf<Ffy -.
Adssrtis<nasnis IN IL -pers Fssirs oosu'nn on
b~ cksrx~s too pr-css
Adrerri<<nsut- k~pt cn--*1'c -
gnxn-.. roslrs. pabii sod Ia ths iac.i ecsnnns 81
a.. - 80 uz1sr WI =. enar. .c1 ~ ssrh n~r<tson
al. n c-~r Zen iia--. c<us< vc- hnr. =
Ad.~rtl-~merts ssnt n t<f 70 sFrsso<e on> ~.
- ln->r.ed three rnosltks. rnl>>. ordsrsd oat
Any s.t<r.ilon of q STAINING st*~rn>~so~H ~
ssncs;n, - rsos~si q the sszns. ui.e-< e'A>f~'~
-,'.,s,s rsss,s.,s. Sc scsos q essry d>-crip
s,s vii H. rt.rz>x O. @ SO each rs> IN he Daily.
saA s3,oo i IN Daily Ari "sesly, a-t-"s< - ~
fssr~s.
~ xrsts.ts.s stvsrr.<nsrA4 w-.>-sysf.
chsrss- ~fr bs usfs ts inssrt.ns "a nos.es~ -
For ssrf nc.c~ % cxes~-iinx hnss u csr" 'of
each insertion. ever sszht lines ~ this rs'e
Announcing deaths Nth funeral n0cc~ s"senec.
q: wftbsat nc<fcs. fres- -.
saslose a Festivals. Pr,dos ard Esc,rsicos s'st-n
- regular p<ics@ "a
LSal sdssrsi.~ra-ut> Inserted a. the expense o.
Aftsr-sy. ordering kDs payment n1s - oe asisyee
Or he legal pro~~~diuxs. eus eoiefscs AZ nc 80
sss' sdvertis~snens. s.yont he suous charged sor
tA~r rueaessssa-
he Weekly Express
,ubIsasS -,sry wednesday. =: u 80 p~r .nnaEa.
-tvancs.
sryo paper .enr -iIAous he rca~y. nor eonaao-
sIrs e e tine th2a paid fo<s
masss Of Advertising IN Weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

knnual Report Il the Auditor 81 vigo
to1btY.
DEroEl ~ tae Aa.lsur ol a. 80 II. fa0-ing
II tie aHt. IS received s1d elshur.ed i flf year
aoari.el 81 ~ Jua, -. a a.. 80. .Dd eld.uF My
lex. d. =. e.. lalllsiVs.
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HELNBoI.Ds GENUINE PREPA.
TON.
RrINBoIIys Fs-rIft so- ~, riacser
HELNRoiD'S IJCHI ioI the kilDeyA
HrINBolp'S RrCnr br he Gravel
HFf.NRolfrS nTCifT for the nropsv
HFrvRof.D.s BrCIiy sor Servuusi.c.s.
HFLNBoi.n'S RrCiir fof Loss of Mcirory.
HrLyB0i.n'S RrCRr for nlmncs. - vition
aklMnoLn.s nicHr ,or Islnsu,, nresihias.
HFLNR0tWS RCCHu 'ot General ncliliiv.
4lslAlals-D's RSCliv sos rniv-r~sl ls~-i'uae
Ss,NRs MRs rs sTST ,TSHr - ~ ss' s... q n,e'
4FLNBptD> nCCHJ for wakesslpe.s
8ELMBoLn's RIGHT for r-yn-s- - tlss sii,.
EEiNBoLn's eJShI soT EruFeons-
HFLNRoLn'S BrCBC FOR Pair h Tie Rsek
HEI.NBos.n'S BCCuI- for usavincss of tl.e FreilAs
ussgh Temporary Safn>iCn ard Ioss a. siSht
HFLNEofr'S FrCHr Tor Mobility arr Eosfirsentff.
wnh wsni q Attention and Horror Of so,isiv
grLNRoLD'S fJCHC for otsiruciions.
HrIMBOLB's a. ciIC Tor fsc~ssr- srisfr- froui In
di-Sreuoa. ant sll Dsesses %
FFMAiE>-FFMALKS-
FrMkI.FS-FfN ,IFS-FTN
Old OR voI-,Se. SlNGtE. MARRIED. or con-
TFNPLATlNe uARRAGE,
TAKE No MORE PILLS
HrNRoID'S EXTRACT rTCHr
IS THE yFRi RESI- RENrnY ~ THF WORLD
Per al coup s.nts incidea % ihr SCI vdehes ari-
sng fros tri-r.tion usitr. ~ nts-ssrsn. tn ,,s
sFE SYMPTOMS AnovF
No FAMILY SilorIp 9F " IrHcgTu.
~ No wor~ baisans. Ntrcafs. ~ rrflssssft
ned'.s le- Vnp.s'.s5, AZ n,g.,reas nl.sa.ss
sBcuET DISEASES
n Al fheIr Stages. Al tfiie EnYcuse.
iliiie Or 10 Change y nss 70 lncoavcuiego..
Use HELNboins EXTRACT BCCHv fof Frseis-
e. Nis.ag frosa hshsss as si,rsd Va
ny so.Nc AND OH
q an Improper discharges. ani ~ili re-'ore
he patient ~ shsst une % sfats ~ hesi.h and
rss HrLxpotDs EXTRACT RpcHr far s,.s.-.
snd ea~cuons = the rlo-i tfs;re.sinr ch.rs~scr.
Css HElMBoLDs EXTRACT nrCHu to- Al sfss-
uooe A. diseases u tSe
URINARY oaca>s.
whether existing Ia
Male or rEn.LE.
From wtsievsf rsuse o,fshs,lnr. Al "a ss.s,s, q
uou LONG SCANNING.
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att~ess
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rrscficai and Anslyricsl Cbssrlss.
i4 ecuih Tenth 81. hsiow Chestnut fhik
UEW AuE og cov~TEuvpgTx
AND rSrRf<CfrLFD DEAfrRS.
A. .444 sea a.fs
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sa~sssrIia
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Cafs4f fhe 81 erffs~rcsri srt srrf for H
A<n AVOID IMPOSITION AND ExIOsUnr.
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a SEV ARTICLE.
7oback's Stomach 6itterS

NOD = SrCTnoC oCD u 6ltrCFS
rtw anc cflI Eltfll >t4uIaClls Hl.a tef4ial. for
ivinE tone - he stomach. ID, rrcrerfon ~
iioes ceIiplalis incident 70 he Nss.era c.4llry
iry H.
A morning drink. sssist dirsstisn snd reiieve
iysPepsss, i bss 10 equal. Iry =.
in fIfor i j. - efI0I % ~ ether hfiers Trr g.
roqeTfy 81 u. Eehsck. oFzinafea y ID ore of ths
iesi alid eminent Ned.cai lTaiiOnsrs Of flc
Ae-t. and a j. 1lIcel! pssoic.;,l upol tbc =
Western people
Thtse lati9rs derive their sii,uic- from the lrer-
ID ioac nature oi fhe roaIs afl LrfIs WtiCa tAiy
.t crl gozed. af.t A. shey ais. +, sla,iir unint
ara craving - tLf stomach directly frlrntfeo ~
TEuPE.aNS
b. YreseIn pl45 rislcs .isVes that uaak ng tAsiu
,llrls ku,nri. fi4s fai lC ~e4lart a. -ut-esVe4.
Il MI ~ooi ht 90 eais hy al a. II. kciacks NJ
Agent. aic - Aoie,. &C. tie county over
The uisaui..ss ortcrs vii o. t.lsd d.fttf ffu4l
lscnnrgi d afy qusf utg. sIc sttfv i~est rstcs--
IS j. pli ~ iu 0.sf bottles. ~ -iclfs. Isgked in
.tsios ca-e- Hsf dor -aflil. caies ~li loecrtr,
. sae-s4 snd s.--l - ans sceres-, a a-sirvd.
lsetaii Price, 81 per bottle. or sia
Tor S5.
F>incfps. ofsee sna sslesroorn. Nec Fasi Fourth
5 -eei. 81 uulia.ng ifoH Nam Sueei, tilc.nlnu.
y 500 iaho-afefy. NJ. l3 uslll.o., street
f',r ssic ir Nf1o t'-.sif.fe -
= a. le>Ntl4l, ielse ilsst~
J. k CINl>HuAN.
Nm. l. >hlLl. New 6osbs1-
fk4Eh lL>klltk. Ce-.frr~IIls.
Aud ~ Druggists -lIl Asrrl Erts generals
.hrou> >hou. he Jalie- sisisi sal lsatcst.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

very unjust to complain that her whole population
is not in the field She has much larger army in
the field than any other single State and she gives
every assurance that acts give, that she will do
her duty now, she always has done in times past
But there is one thing which ought to be arranged
between her bankers and ours. We can buy MOTH
ing to eat, drink, wear, with North Carolina
money, without paying heavy discount Some
times the country people won't take it at ALL This
is very hard upon US. Some OF our officers have
very little money-some have none at all They
spent thousands in recruiting their companies, with
the expectation that they would get at least their
pay from quarter But North Carolina SAID
that the Southern Confederacy would pay and the
Paymaster of the Southern Confederacy would not
even look at our State a2pointments-said he had
nothing to do with them. He said he would pay
from the time were mustered into the Coined
crate States service; but so far the officers OF
the Sd Regiment are concerned, unless they were
mustered in by the oath which they took upon the
acceptance of their commissions they have not been
mustered in at ALL Our boys do not complain. All
they ask is something to eat {; and they are ready
for any commands: but having very little money
Of any sort having none but North Carolina money,
their officers having to furnish their own rations,
they will not be able to lose much in the way of
discount.
One more act of Justice, and I am DONE The
taking of Sherman's battery at Manassas seems to
be regarded as something of an exploit, and many
contending for the honor of having performcdt
That honor belongs to Col Fishers Regiment, N.
C. State Troops. They did the work-they charged
the battery-they killed every man and every horse
attached to it-some of his men sat astride of the
peces-they advanced some distance beyond the
battery, and Col Fisher killed between the bat
terry and the enemy. But after his fall, his Regi-
ment was ordered to retire; and after they retired
it was that the South Carolina and Virginia Regi-
mentS came up. Now, | do not mean to detract
from the well earned fame ofthese Regiments. They
performed their part noby-their advance was made
under CALLING fire; but none of that fire came from
Shermans battery. Col. Fishers brave boys had
killed every horse attached to the battery and every
man who stood by the guns. This statement has
been made by many officers upon the field; and |
mention it act of justice to the gallant dead.
Our Camp is called after our honored Governor.
lis situated in Stafford county, but post office
is Fredericksburg. Gen. Holmes having control of
the rail road, sends every day for the letters,
and distributes them to the different regiments of
his command. Let those who write be particular
to name the company and the Regiment-3d Regi-
ment n. G. State Troops.
We do not get Wilmington papers. I annex
list of companies composing the regiment.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

EXPULSION OF SENAToRs-The action of the Uni.
ted States Senate on Thursday il expelng the Sena
tors from the seeded States, proves how complete
and final is the separation between the two sections
of the Union. We have no comment to make on
the proceeding but accept it as one of the crcumst
ances which is propeing us on either to final sepa-
ration or to the ablshment of central despotsm
II may not be possible to determine which of these
results we shall finally reach but of the two all
friends of the Government will unhesitatngly choose
the former
The vote on the question of expulsion stood 90
to TO- This does not indicate, nor does anything in
the present Congress indicate hope of concilIa-
ton or peace. War is the programme, and we sup
pose will be the order of the day for the present
Jour. Of Com.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10
Correspondence of the Raleigh standard.
SuEroLK. Va Ane. 6th. is61.

SUFFOLK, VA, Aug. 9TH, 1861.
Mr. EDITOR: Contrary to the expectations of
many, every thing remains quiet at this point and
there is no prospect of fight this week. When 1
last wrote you, it was. generally expected that Gen.
Magruder would have engagement in the imme-
date vicinity of Newport News in day or two but
for some cause the attack has been delayed. Gen.
Magruder has been on this the south side of James
river, since that time, and has made himself per-
sonaly acquainted with the geography of the coun-
try, and has passed to the other side again. 1t
is said that Gen. Wool is to take command at Old
Point in place of the notorious Butler, and knowing
as all do the vicious feelings of Wool and his hatred
of the South coupled with his desire to make him
self notorious, think there is now stronger proba-
bility of fight than there has been.
Since the date of my last there has been two more
deaths in Camp Ellis, or rather members of the 4th
regiment. Geo. Il. Lewis young man about 20
years old, member of Capt Hargrave's company,
from Lexington, died Thursday last, and to-day,
Mr.. r. B. Patterson, of Cleaveland, private in
Capt Dixon's company, died. Both these young
men had barrel recovered from measles, when they
were attacked with Typhoid fever
Col. Daniel has been quite indisposed for several
days, but is today in his tent. There is now about
$50 on the sick list but only two or three who
seriously ILL.,
The regiment has not yet been ordered from this
place, and so kind the citizens to the SICK that
many would leave here very reluctantly.
| will write more when the weather is not so
warm. GULlELMUS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10
HILLSBOROUGH
MILITARY ACADEMY.

VTNHIS INSTITUTION rs UNDER THE CONDUCT OF
COL c. C. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia s. c. II is designed to at,
ford an education of the scientific and practical char
acter as that obtained in the State Military Institutions OF
Virginia and uth-Carolina.
COURSE OF STUDY.
First Year, 5th Cass-Arthmetic Algebra French. His
tory United States, English Grammar, Geography ortho-
graphy.
try, French, Latin Universal History, Composition.
Third Year, 3D. Cadss-Descriptve Geometry, SHADES,
Shadows and Perspective, Analytical Geometry Surveying
FRENCH Latin, Rhetoric, History of England, Literature
Drawing, ElOcution.
Fourth Rear 2t CZdss-Dlf and Int. Calculus Natural
Philosophy Chemistry, Rhetoric Logic Moral Philosophy
Latin Drawing, Eocution.
FIFTH Year. LIST C2dss-Agrcuural Chemistry, Astrono-
N.Y. Geology, Mneralogy, Civil Engineering Field Fortu-
cation Ethics Political ECONOMY Evidences OF Christian
ity Constitution of the United States
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form feature OF the
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKS
The Academic year will commence on the rs- Wednes
day in February Feb G. 1851 and continue, without IN
PERMISSION to the fourth Wednesday in November Inc
Barracks arranged with SPECIAL reference to the nece
stiles of Military Academy. The main building is 2I0
feet long contains the hail. Kitchen store room, sur
geon's office and hospital
TERMS
The charges for the Academic year are 1872 for which
the Academy provides board fuel lights washing lnsruc
tion textbooks, medical attendance and clothing.
= For circulars containing full information address
80 COL c. C. TEW,
Supt. II. NJ. A.
November &c. 1860. 4S-"6s"iy'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

TIE MYsTERY.-The Richmond Who saws bo
Yankees have been greatly perplexed about ono
thing Down to o'clock, Old SCOTS telerrorb
was busily at work, and every % minutes amount
ed: The loyal troops are steadily and surely
advancing amidst masked batteries, silencinq tbo9,
on either hand and routing the Rebels. slorionr
victory is certain" But suddenly this deIirbtrnI
operation ceased the lightning was extneuisboJ
the telegraph smashed, and universal darkness and
dsmay oTershadowed Yankeedoodledom The elori.
Gus victory proved disastrous defeat.
Yankeedom was bothered 1t could not ppdor-
stand how victory was so suddenly TRANSMITTED in,o
defeat The solution of the matter is that ho ront
was merely Yankee trick. Immense supplies Of
arms, ammunition, provisions, clothing, &C., had
been accumulated for the use of the army: and il
occurred to the shrewd Yankees that thew could
make an immense spec out of the Government 5v
retreating and leaving these supplies to the Rebels
and getting contract for furnishing a fresh stock
As everything at the North is living upon the Gov.
eminent, every branch of business will feel the re-
viving influence from this increased demand.
This explanation saves the Yankees reputation
for valour; and at the same time indicates their
proVerbial sharpness in trade
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10
CAMP ELLIS, Suffolk, Va,
August 3, 1861.
To the Ladies of Rdleiqh :

The undersigned Surgeon and Assistant Surgeons
of the 4th North Carolina Volunteers, tender you
their sincere and grateful thanks for the bountfu
hospital stores OPPORTUNITY sent for the benefit of
this Regiment They will be greatly useful and in
every way contrbutve to the comfort of the sick of
our command
the motives which have prompted you to this
generous offering ladies, in keeping alike with
the patriotism and virtuous public spirit, and the
gentle and charitable impulses, which have ever
characterized your sex, and carry with them their
own best eulogy and reward. But other REGARD
aoiH be yOurS,-the thanks of the sick, and mayhap
the blessings of the dying soldier, away from fam
ly and home, whose suferings will be aeviated and
soothed by your kindly provision for his comfort,
and the delicate minlstrations of Others of your sex
here. Very respectfully, your obliged,
j. w. HUTCHINGS, Surgeon.
T. Fl. WNGFIELD,l d..t o,,u,,,,.
NJ S. NELSON, 1aSS Z. surgeons
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drawn ND in line and received the thanks of Gen.
.Johnston for what he termed our extraordinary
and desperate stand" Gen. Beauregard sent word
TO Major Wheat, "you and your BATTALION ior
this DAVIS work, shah never be forgotten, whether
you live or die" -.
pARKIEs SHOOTING ABoLITIoSIsTs.
Tie war has dispellcd one delusion Of the Adolf
tonists The negroes regard them as enemies IN
stead of friends No insurrection has occurred IN
the South-no important stampede OF slaves mas
eynced their desire for freedom. On the contrary,
they ieered at and insuted troops, have readily
enlisted in the rebel army, and on Sunday, at Ma
nassas shot down men with as much alacrlty as
if Abolitionism had never existed These are the
creatures for whose sake LoveJoy, Chandier ana
Pomeroy are agitating the nation and to whom they
would unconstitutionally extend the privileges Of
freedom and equality.-NOrtheTn Exchange
v1LLAINIEs COMMITTED AT HAMPTON.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the New
York Herald under date of July 2Sh thus describes
the villainies committed at Hampton by the Yankee
army on its evacuation:
"The exodus of negroes from Hampton continued
all day yesterday and from the appearance that that
unfortunate village presents, very little OF value has
been left there by these sable tinerants and by the
soldiers, who have, regret to say, committed not
few excuses and acts of violence They have wan
tony destroyed many articles of no earthly use to
them, and taken off many others that they have
found in the deserted honses that be of no SER
vice to them. This spirit ofmischef that sometimes
sezes upon men, is something that cannot account
for and one cannot but feel indignant and outraged
when he witnesses the ruin that marks the presence
of some men. These outrages call for some more
stringent regulations upon the part Of the authori
ties here, if do not wish to be truly characteriz
ed as robbers and vandals. hope may never
witness other such scenes as it has beer my lot to
see to day. Hampton village is now perfect pic
ture of utter desolation Even the negroes that in
degree envened it, when We first occupied it, are
fed inside our lines and there is not living thing
to be seen in all its highways and byways."
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WILMINGTON. N. c.. Aug. 8. 1861

"The Lord of hosts is with us the God of Jacob
is refuge" is the text Rev. C. F. Deems preach
ed from last night. do not know whenever have
seen church so full of earnest listeners before
The Doctor preached one of the most eloquent SER
mons it has ever been the pleasure of your cores
pendent to hear. His sermon was clear and logical
his rhetoric good, and am sure his whole con-
gregation appreciated it.
There is nothing remarkable to communicate to-
day. large English vessel came up one day last
week and reported that there was no blockade to
this port. 1t is certainly so, that our port has been
unblOeked. Onr privateers have almost made their
fortunes. q expose nothing.) One has passed with
in effective shooting of the blockaders.
WORRELL.