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Kingaoood, Jan. IA, 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

orcs 90 had been rendered by the Committee. Tho
Quaker City, for instance, carried PROVISIONS ~c''
npler ther direction TO Fortress Monroe and Ahnapo
ia AZ time when both these places were IN immed
late danger, until so relieved. They have , SUD.
plicd cannon and ammunition, as .uows: To the 7th
Regiment fosr field ,ees and quantities of shot and
shell-two of he pieces being now possessed by Col
Siles of tho Jth Regiment State Miai to the th
Ycinieers, Col. Duryee, four field cannon, now at
BALTIMORE; to tie I'd Regiment, N. Y. s. NJ, two field
canyon and to the MozaIt Regiment, two ieldeannon
In several instances they furnished ammunition to
regiments from other States, ia need thereof and to in
dyi,lual companies in n few cases. The first ambu-
lanees that reached the OF provided by
the Union Defense Committee and their use was
freely granted TO nuuerous regiments from other
States anprovided with these necessary vehicles.
Accounts are still open with the Government, in
eases where Wagons, ambulanees, aud other assist.
ance has been rendered. OF these full statement
will also lie given as possible
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

.,ora that o,r Government viii dssert and neglect
tsom If tney should happen to fall rao the enenys
hands Odr brother has sent us few letters since
oIthon1b We have .pt him moe than dozen. This is
very distressing ed as BE- cpI ears 20 very uneasy
IN nol beaIiDg from h'r ,.auily and friends.
Il ia o you, sr. 20 remedy this state Of thing and,
a. Chief Magistrate Of this nation, we appeal TO- yoa
ders now in pson who have faithfully ard boDorBby
dschsrged ther duty to their country. Do not desert
those faithful soldiers ard heir brave and noble com
mander, who 10 gGllanly fought and bled for their
country, but stand by them 10 their tonr Of distress,
depl1rabe captivity, and their prayers will roach 10
HEAVIER for your temporal and eternal welfare.
Your E2ceiepoy's most obedieli serysn.., &C. Ne,
MICHAEL CONNOLLY,
JAMES CONNOLLY.
", l,o 0a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
THE NEW CLUSTERING ORDER.

From the recent mastering order promulgated by
the Adutani eneal, 1t appears that any officer who
has been sworn in.o the United States service, can
muster and enrol men the same as any regular United
States mastering oleer with the difference that If the
officer is in the volunteer service tie oath must be adj
ministered by a civil Justice ofthe Peace. In the
carrying out Of this order considerable delay will be
avoided, and numerous desenione prevented rs the
recruit upon signing his name bo Immediately mus
tered into the service. The recent order OF tho Secre
iary Of War has given fresh impetus tc recruiting
and during yesterday the day previous, the re-
criting Offices about the city were crowded. Not
wilhstnndng many men were mustered in by their
own officers already IN The U. s. service, Col saestt
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
LINCOLN CAVAInY

ibis regiment, Col. A. T. McReynolds, now m ssnn
OF Bellevue Garden foot Of Eigh,,eth street, Essg
River, received uarcbng orders Oa Tuesday evening"
paries have been organized in this eity for he
inent, numbering over 900 men, Five oher companies
nave been raised in ennsylva ia and Michigan. and
M ,Se ellre regiment, 400 strong will rendezvous N
sus5 ~ Ga Immediately Tho .oowng order was
-04seynolds, yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS LINCOLN CAvALRri
III. -.,, camp Eaton, NeU.l York, August2l. lgbL
W. pe 20 @ y reg nent OF lcol Cavalry beipg now upd,,
Jnsed IN. elty for Washington on Friday (lour not
o e es ss % the United States who m . report ,ss
tes, Thursdy OF o'clock D. m win no - sesdaasr-
es @ qe;srter for hose ppehenien return to ths
United states ohioer rev ard Of pfoydef n.saYa-
wilt in all cases. DO visited with summary puns,msnt ~
order ANDREW n NcRFYE0lre ny
Colonel Lincclp Csvslfv
Lieut.. s. c. SPRs6UR, Acting Adiutspt. "''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Arrived.

slS, Tamwor,h fBr Of Li,srpooD WilHsms Leghsln 3;
days passed. Gibraltar July l2i marble, nss Sc. to Faeiieou
Pax Rortade (Br q LsrpoOD CO.,es Rio Jsnei,o g
Bark Cofles lOi Camden n. ~ Roberts, Mcm0via Aica
July via S. The Aug palm Gil camwood &c. 10 BASH
b. Rae Lincoln oi B.pore Hughes Aer,psa Va, 10
days TO American Coal Co. LHpeeneed heavy ~ l. gIe'
day. to master. j, a. the lower ousrenine.
Ss lohl oed1e. (sr.. Of Londonderry, n. 81 Dousi,
Arroyo p r. via SAlrSs r r. 10 days sugar and noas'''"
Brig Ad, tB., o.: wson, y. So Greene s.. Johns rR.
.ou ali ftcni n y, aurius witch lost sails, 80.
Big xpha lB"l Daniels Hi'bOrO N g. days plaster 70
BIs L. NJ Asneld tBt Akusou Dorchester NJ B. 10 DAY"
Sci sshS r. j. W Coasdou WGsn. Msysraez, Pr 10 dsy.
S.S e & Il pEd or & ss S;da5 1 T. iGa ia ,e None saw
satf Eags% nd'y, e SiS w.
to,s.sae We, ScsrJed 81 u 5. steamer McaieelS ..
sohI lSea TdSsfd Bti TOs'e siea'n'' " s. Il S'y'
Ss s1s, 70 jo.io q ~ eSs!s Blake. ApinWs Aug 10 ballast
'9i,' ses, oc..a Wave @ Lockha LiDsn c. b. days. coh
10 sf t,se c,So H.or Boston days. ndse to jones W. Nc
Ks' ss, nonp Koy, c,s. Jay. sii' to John BOyn'en
sqs Sch Jo.eps ct,pd tof Fs River Meissrt LDs'n C.
D. y ass y orss DIoysr Csas days, lumber sO Jed Frye
.lr S Advance CBr, Cyuy, Lnsan C. B., od'y' coal to
Schr Thoms.iiolcom5e, Beiineii sssua " Gays ms~
seiS MS n,s kin,. Ingan C. b., % days coal TO T.
ui M.,S,r wsch Iiusan C. B. II days coal to nsssf
scbr 0lentoy WsksGed Saise. d1Ss l9Doer 70 mS'Nh
,chr Mar fisah.h chase, iierwieh Ia ballast
Seb, slee Foeof Cartwright, fSl River
scbt CSrnels, Msckey Esl River.
Schr NJ n. tsIi Taylor New.iinven drya
sc,r T. r. DaIire Chase I ell River In ballast
scr Joseph o.ers Wogthnsiam, Portland dAyt ssfe
Sc,r M.rfs 4. Hall. lawrence Port aud dsya
sir g. g. HrutiYgou. Lowell Boston for Albany
shr Fofsst CHv, ioyen Boston for Albany
sloen l,sn.,ation, iIaw sins, Pgoddence day.:
nfI'OW-(lne bark. aud foreign btg from Mo J.ns'+
WIND During the Jay, tom n. T. y D. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
REPORT OF THE UNION DEFENSE COM
tfVrTEF
Ne,s Yok, Aug. 90, 1861.

Al the meeting of the Union Defense Committee held
at p M Yesterday Messrs. Simeon Draper the Pres.
ident), Mayor Wood, A. <. Low, A. r. Stewart ]. j.
Astor, ir j. Bell, jr c. II. Marshall NJ. II. Grinnell
Charles II. Russell, r.. a. Wiuhaus, ~ C. Richards,
and p. NJ Wetmore Secretary being present, tho re.
port Of their proceeding as banded in by the EXecu-
tive CoDmitiee-a vouminous pile Of doCuments-was
adopted and prepared for transmission 10 the Common
Council at o'clock. Great has been taken TO re-
tain vOuchcrs for every item, both by the Committee
and by the Controller.
The following is an abshact Of tho sums expended
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
DIED.

MONfASYEOn "Wednesday, Aug 81, Arspda Van Sice
vile # WIN u; Mentanye, aged &c years ard months.
The Tsaycs Eni friends OF the faIy invited 10 seb,
her hnepl from her late resideree No. III HhG, q
o'clock y. IT,. krday, 29d inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

Speaking iu reference to the troops sent forward,
tie report announces the determination Of the Com
mite. to keep an account of the regiments 6! the aea
Of war; their losses, wounded captured, &c, in the
future, the sane 10 be from lime to time transmitted
to tie Common Council In rt ference 20 their general
abors it IL shown tina, the scarcity Of arms and
munit0n s,if,ing sooG after tho commencement Of
thel du.ss 1LeG especially fcy fBch outele assIst.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Passengers Arrived

NJ brk C9rSsiia, from Moafosta, 8idWn. s. lnas
Lbea Ardow Ryers late enseer Of Liberian Seth
Drosveuor.
IL ,chT j. r.. CoHcdoz from MakagRe-, r. RMiss Lo1ss
WOon Mr. L. Hi-Tsubotton1 A. r. Juterbfdse E T. Boyle,
Joieph Hin Wa. Masters. Wm. Honnybuu, Fred's Copysn
Hnilon Chen.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
OPERATIONS OF The PRlVATEERS.

TEE BARK C0sDEErA CHASED.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
spoken.


Aug 20 OF FssHatoy ba,k Talwesr srJ iS'4 go.
,is santos H.. New York
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

OFFICIAL VorE FOR ELECroRs.-The proclamation
of Gov Clark, announcing the official vote recently
cast in this State for Presidential electors appears
in our columns to. day. The ticket known as the
old secession ticket in contradiStlnction to the
peoples Ticket" is elected by majority of 500
votes Messrs Humphrey, Pool, Foster and Reid
being on both tickets received the largest number
of votes. Mr.. Mckay being on the Peoples Tick
ct" and also on portion of the secession ticket, is
also elected Messrs. Rodman, Guion Bond, Ed
wards, Long; Mitchell and Woodn, on the secession
ticket, are also elected-making eight original Sc
cessionsts and four old Union men. The whole
vote cast in the State it will be seen, was little
over 46,OOO-being fraction over one-third only
of the entirt vote of the State-the aggregate vote
ordinarily in test of party strength being about
10000 The vote, therefore, cannot determine the
present status of public opinion in the State.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

DANv1LLE CoNNEcrIoN.-At a public meeting
held in Charlotte N, c., the 22d inst, pream-
bic and resolution were adopted expressing great
pleasure at the recommendation of President Davis
in regard to the building of Railroad from Green's
boro to Danvile and requesting their delegates to
present an ordinance to the Convention to author
ize the construction of the Road
By the way, friend has suggested to US that we
were mistaken in our remark some days ago, in
representing the Road by the way Of Leaksvie to
be twenty five miles out of the way. Our object
was to suggest the propriety Of constructing the
Road on the most direct route at the earliest day,
and not to express preference for any particular
route. Our friend says that Leaksville is not more
than ten miles out of direct line from the two
points. 1t must also be borne in mind that by 60
ing by Leaksve the coal region will be penetrated
by the Road 60
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

REPRESENTATIVES. to the removal of Gen.
Fremont from the command of the Federal army in
Missouri, he entered into an agreement with Gen.
Price, commanding the Confederate forces, that from
and after 9TH day of Nov. last arrest or forcble
interference should be made for the mere entertain
ment or expression Of political opinion, by either
party, and that all who had been arrested for said
cause should be released, and that the shall be
exclusively confined to the contending armies in the
field. This if carried out will greatly mitigate the
evils of the war in that State The same course
should be adopted at all other points.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

having stood the fire Of Foft Pisksns Tor tvo dayA
The bombsrdment was MT resS1sed On Sunday
Two Of the Federal ships are SID te 81 disabled.
1t is said that Major General Geo. b Crittsndsn
has been assigned TO the commaadis Eass Tsanes-
see and Southwestern Virginia Troopsass lIoying
70 reinforce Gen.. Williams near Pound Gap Gen,
Noyds situation is critical on the Kanawhas Ihs
enemy has been largely reinforced 81
The Newtern Progress of Monday saysthat the
court martial for the investigation of the charges
against Col. Singletary closed on Friday, and the
finding Of the Court has been sent to headquarters
Gen. Hill with his family passed over the n. @.
Railroad on Saturday on his way to Charlotte.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27
For tue Standard.
JUSTICE TO A MER1roR1oUs OFFICER.

81 ~ For Tue STANDARD.
JUSTICE TO A MERITORI0US OFFICER
MR. EDITOR: Permit me to call the attention of
the appointing power to the services and quali6ca-
tons of Adjutant General Riddick. Of this State
Gen. Riddick has had much experience as a soldier
and officer. He fought CALAMITY through the Mex
ican war, and was for six years, believe, an officer
in the old Federal service On the breaking out of
the war he repaired to Raeigh and by lis services
as Assistant Adjutant General, he greatly aided in
organizing and putting our forces IN motion. He
has recently been acting, and is now acting as Ad
jutant to Gen. Gatlin, at Goldsboro.
Gen. Riddck is native of our State, and one of
her most modest and meritorious sons. trust sir,
that he will be appointed Colonel of Col. Branch's
State regiment now organizing at Raleigh. After
his recent useful services, and in consideration Of
bis high qualifications his friends have right to ask
for him some appointment like the one referred to-
Let Gov. Clark confer this appointment upon him,
and he will find that it will command universal and
warm approval. a CITIZEN.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

KESrucKY-The sovereignty Convention at Rus
sellve, Ky, which met on the 18th instant, after
forming Provisional Government and electing
George W. johnson, Governor, appointed Messrs
Burnett Preston and Simms committee to nego-
tate for the admission of Kentucky into the South
ern Confederacy -- " .---
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

EVACUATION OF HArTERAs.-The steamer Beau.
fort zone of our gun-boats, arrived here yesterday,
and reports that it is believed that Hattsras has
been evacuated by the 8. Feds" A recent recon
noisance in that vicinity failed TO discover any
troops at that place. or any sign Of hem except the
presence Of gun-boat or two. It is also reported
that they have sunk vessels in the channel at CORA
coke and Hatteras which are to answer the purpose
Of s blockade; if So they have been guilty Of an
other piece Of folly. ,,z,' -,,e.t u,
The above we clip from the Newbern Progress.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27
Gbt Stanbafo.
RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY, Nov "7' io0.'
w...lv STANDARD g. per annum, in ad'a"eF' -...
Semi. Weekly, a per annum, i" ad'a"'e'
The Convention.

IT.. ,,o.esd;rcs Of Thursday, Friday, and Satur.
d,v will be found in our columns To-Day
On Monday among other things, the resolutions
:...oa,,oad IN Friday by Mr.. Jones, OF Rowan char
'..-.;,. Tho war waged against the South by Lin
..,, declaring that the separation between the
NJ. .nd south is final, and expressing confidence
in the integrity and patriotism of President Davis
and cousratulatng him and the country upon the
.,,ccess with which he has administered the govern
ment were taken up and unanimously adopted
Those resolutions will be found in the proceedings
If Friday. There was no doubt it is true as to the
determination of our people; but it was well to let
the North and the world know once for ALL that the
people Of North Carolina will never consent under
any circumstances, to re-unite themselves with the
Northern people.
The remainder of the session Of Monday was con-
sumed in considering the ordinance introduced by
Mr. Smith, of Macon to repeal an act passed at the
last extra session of the Legislature placing the In
dams in this State on the same footing with white
persons as witnesses in Courts of justice. Mr..
Smith advocated the ordinance, and Mr. Thomas of
Jackson, opposed it at length, consuming much Of
the time of the Convention. The ordinance at
length passed its third and last reading by large
majority
Mr. Badgers ordinance to suppress oppressive
speculation was the special order for Monday, but
it was pushed forward and not taken up, on account
of the ordinance referred to above Of Mr.. Smith.
The ordinance reported by the Finance Commit
tee to provide for an issue of Treasury notes, will
come up today tuesday at 1Oa o'clock as the spe
cial order.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

Col. CLARKE's REGNENT.-A friend has sent us
copy Of the order Of the Sec Of War, directing COL
Clarke to rendezvous his regiment near Petersburg
Va This is glad news to the regiment. It will
not be able TO reach that point earlier than the mid
die Of December. 80. ?. = 49,. -. -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27
FRESH BEEF.

FRESH BEEF.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED at THIS OF
Il FlCE until the 10th day Of December for furnishing
1900 TBS Of fresh Beef the Camp of Instruction three
miles west OF Raleigh each day for i've in each week.
less than three hundred pounds nett, lin quarters ths
shank of the hind quarter and the shin and six pounds Of
the neck of the fore quarter being excluded. ~
The Contractor will his bill how many pounds
he furnish each day, for how long time. when he
commence to deliver, and the price per pound Bond An
security will be required. All proposals should be d.
rected to 10y l-'S~% |
Carr. THOMAS H. HOGG,
Commssary Of Sabsiseacs.
.ss- .5 Asle,gh, n. c.
November 26, 1861. lU2-t
Stale journal and Salisbury Waterman copy 20 -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

CoRREcroN.-In announcing the officers and
companies of the 35th Regiment last week, the
name of Lieut. Nm.>T. Jones of Company A. was
printed enormously Thos. j. Jones.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

SALT.-The career of extortioners and spectators
in the article of SALT we are glad to see is likely to
be of short duration. Salt is now selling in Lynch
burg, Va, at 80. Large numbers of wagons from
this State have gone to the Virginia Salt Springs to
procure it at rs cents, or 81 per bushel We un-
derstand some persons in this County have made
arrangements to procure it at a cost OF or dol
lars per sack. We hope it will be done speedily
that the people may be relieved and the spectators
caught in their own trap.
Since the above was written, we learn that Maj.
Russ, of this County, who has already made one
trip to the salt works of Virginia. for the purpose Of
purchasing salt for his neighbours left again Tues
day morning for the purpose of obtaining still
further supply These works are at Saltville, Wash
ington County, Va, and are owned by Messrs
Stewart, Buchanan Co., who are doing all in their
power to relieve the wants of the people,
Maj r. has already before them a proposition for
$4,000 worth of salt, with stipulation that he will
forfeit 81 900 if he shall sell single sack for cent
above what it costs him; but to those VINO know
the Major, as he is known here, such pledge on
his part would be unnecessary. We have no doubt
that he will deal out this vital article to the people
without realizing cent of profit for himself; and
for his public spirit in this respect he is richly en-
titled to the thanks of his fellow-citizens. z,.,
We learn that Thomas jenkins, OF this City, has
authorized Maj Russ to draw on him for 81, 900, to
be expended for salt to be sold to the people Of this
community at cost; and that Messrs, v. II. & R.
s. Tucker, also of this City, have authorized Maj.
r. to draw on them for $4,000 to be expended for
Salt, to be disposed of here on the same terms.
We learn also that Thomas Campbell, Esq, Presi-
dent of the South Side Railroad, has authorized
Maj. r. to draw on him for 81 900, to be paid for
salt to be sold in this State, at cost Such exam
Piles OF lbeIality in this crisis are worthy Of all
commentator.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27
The. Latest News.

The last Richmond papers bring us but little nd.
ditional news TO- the foregoing. A dispatch from
Pensacola at Macon, Ga, states that at the Water
battery Just below Fort McRae our loss was seven
killed and eight .wounded-eur small force there
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27
Messrs. Mason and Slidell.

The whole Southern press regard the capture of
our ministers on board of a British steamer as an
unparalleled outrage. The capture was made soon
after the mail steamer left HAVANA. She was
hauled to by shot thrown across her bow, when
Com Wilkes ordered detachment to proceed to
her and demanded the passenger list, which was
finally surrendered under protest. The persons of
Messrs. Mason and Slidell were then demanded, who
refused to surrender unless compelled by force.
Force was threatened by the United States officers,
when they submitted to capture. The females of
the two embassies were permitted to proceed on
their voyage and it is believed they retained poses
sion of the dispatches and papers. Messrs. Mason
and Slidell and their attaches have been removed
from Old Point to Fort Lafayette, New York. The
northern papers ubilant over their arrest They
profess not to consider the arres. as matter to &C.
casion much difficulty. The New York Herald
says that Com. Wilkes arrested them on his own
responsibility. We suspected that the Lincoln gov
eminent would disavow the arrest.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27
~ NOTICE

TIME SUBSCRIBERS, AT NOVEMBER TERM OF
the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
ty of NASH having qualified Administrators npon the
estate Of Joshua Watson deceased hereby notify all Der.
sons indebted 70 said deceased 10 make mnsdate paw
ent and hose having claims against said deceased to
sent Them property authenticated within the time pre-.
scbed by law this notice Will be plead absr Of their
recovery. 49, s,.A .s.:..,f:s .lsefs ~.
BID. MANN, ddmys
s. 3. COOPER, 'lr stsr1 -
November 26, 1851. 'ss6Tai ..sI-} 81 4s-w5t r
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27
MARRIED.,

According to the RULES of the Society of Friends Rocky
river on 10Th inst, j. MILTON WooDr to LEAsNA L.
daughter of Isham Cox.
~ City papers please copy.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

CLEvELAND.-We observe that at public meet
ing, recently held in Shelby cleveland County in
this State, resolution was unanimously adopted to
petition the State Convention to have the Legsla-
ture called together to cause the issue of sufficient
amount of Treasury Notes to provide the means for
paying the Confederate War Tax, instead of COM
pelling the people to pay the tax in May next. At
the same meeting it was resolved to petition the
Convention to amend the Constitution so as to limit
the number Of magistrates to two in each Captains
district to be elected by the people and pay them
for their services, and make their courts courts of
record. By vote taken at the same meeting nearly
two to one voted in favor of the present Stay Law
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

We regret to state that Mr.. Hamlin, the delegate
from Surry. is confined to his room in this City by
serious sickness. ss ? :; '-.s -.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-27

FL We learn that Col. R. B. yance's regiment,
which has been in.camp for some weeks near this
City, has been ordered to Jonesbor0 Tenn. The
regiment left on Monday evening last.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-11-16

BB" On Wednesday last Lieutenant
HoLLIsTER of the T. s. A, arrived in
town from Fort Leavenworth, to muster
into the Uuited States service the compa.
ny recently organized here by Judge HUI.
BARD Thursday about forty of the com.
pany were regularly mustered into service
Some six or seven declined 10 be mustered
in, believing that by so doing they would
be subject to military duty elsewhere,
whereas they enlisted with the understand.
ing that they you'd not be called away
from she d-frS ) af the 4v:.tior. 4 per-
ton Of the company is now at Spirit Lake.
A messenger has been despatched for
them, and when they arrive will also be
mustered in, and the company placed in
active service.