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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.

Private letters from Santa Fe contain
the gratifying announcement of the safe
arrival there at late date, Of three regi-
ments of regular infantry and a squadron
of cavalry under Capt. Moor, being a
garrison for Fort Buchanan. Fifteen
hundred Texans, with four pieces OF artil-
lery, flushed with their success in the
capture Of Major Lynde, endeavored 10
cut him off on his way from the fort TO
Santa Re, but Capt Moor evaded him.
The Iri,hmen in St. Louis, who were
at first kept from enlistment by their pre-
.judice against the German volunteers,
are now freely entering the service Of the
Government.
One Of tIe most influential public men
Of Kentucky writes untavorably concern
ing the condition Of thing there He r.
gard- the Union forces a. entirely in-uiii-
cient for defense, He thinks Louisville
is in danger.
1t j. stated that Gen. Wise wa, within
seven miles Of Carnifex ferry while the
recent battle was raging but would not
20 to FIoyd'- Assistance.
The town Of Hunbolt. Allen county.
kan-a-, has been -ackcI by party Of
-cce-~ioni-t- and Indian-. vino TOOK ava ,
property worth about S3.0oo. and kid
mapped eight negroes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
PROGRAMME.

Tuesday, Oct. 1St.-Reception and entry
of Stock and Articles at the Secretary's Of
fee on the grounds, at l p. NJ. 1t will not
be neces sary to have the Stock or Articles on
the grou nd until Wednesday morning
IVedne Sddy, Oet. 2d-The gate will be
opened, and entry of Articles commence at 6
o'clock A. NJ, and continue until , o'clock.
NJ
me d cioch., p. H-Tbe Board OF Mana
gers and Members of the Society will meet
at the st and in front Of the gallery, when the
Committees will be called and vacancies
filled. Immediately after, the books of each
Committee will be given to the Chairman.
and they will enter upon their duties,
Ttro d'ciock r. N-Trotting Match.
Class No $50: For best time in trotting
for all Stations owned in the County three
months previous to the Fair, Best 3 in ) to
harness, mile heats
Glass No. 500; For the best time in trot-
ting for all Mares and GeIdings, owned in
the County three months previous to the
Far, Best ; in d, mile heats.
Clas, No. G-SIo: For the best time made
in trortihg by three year old,, owned in the
/ County three months previou, to the Fair
I Best : III % harness, one-haIf mile heats.
/ The above classes will be called On for the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26
THE NATIONAL FAST

Occurs to-day, and consequently no paper
will be issued from this office tomorrow. 1t
is stated in our dispatches that the day will
be observed throughout New England with
unusual solemnities and doubtless it will be
so, generally, in all parts of the country
North and West. Among our own people
of Rutland we are glad to perceive that there
is a very general desire that the day be OBJ
served in becoming manner and in the
spirit Of the Presidents proclamation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26
NLW ARMY sONr.

General MCCLELLAN admirable .pssch brs teen
made into Ping bV Boston lady. and j. = much
better one this the original song 20 tie John Brown
tune, now popular and % generally sung D. nui
army boys iIereiti-:
We have had our last retreat
We haVt had our last retreat.
We bayt had our lazf retreat
MECH ans marching Oh.
Glory, Iia le Hallelujah. &c
Ws haEf seeu our last defeat
We have seem our last cefrat.
We hsEie seen our laE dsfea:
McCl4 Ian mare ching or
Gloryl Hale. Ha.le.Bjah. &c.
You stah d b. me and I'll .'and bg 90
You s'ah d - me aud 30 .tard b. sou
1og -fabe by me aud 81 stand b. t0G.
And stciDry -hail ~ cur.
GlO-gl Hale Ua.ie8854ah. sc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

IiiE PA MOI II GOLD MINIS.
Butland. Sept -. 81.
Ed,tor. RutLgDd Hrad .-Oa Mo-
day lat. im oonIany with tour gen'lemea.
Of Rutland. had the pleasure of pawn.
mv 6r-t visit 10 'lr Gold Digging, near
Plymomh. Win3-,,r county. VI A. an
earlr honr. Mr. Z. 4. Fo-rEE. tl.r kind
and h"-ldtabl'- proprietor 81 tn. Franklin
IIou~r. furnished &C. with au sss-t-zoin-
carriage. two 'D,r aud spirited -Ired-. an3
Mr.. Sheridan 1- driver. who f. rareIt ~z-
ccile4l &C. "a roacirnam
Staring al ii- rate. nj lU inilf- 49, our.
We ~"om found our-clyr- passing ~H.it.t
up Gold River. beautiful stream. mh,,-..
source ARE imnunrrsibl,. ~pring- bus %
tra mi.'.- 'ap amof, il.r Green Mountains
and Afford ua-urlas--s-3 ryafrr-lomtr .ar
-am-milI-. DO. Il, auti,ul ua-I,I.-. snsll-
and tarn- apo ID every dirrrfial. asa3
mot i'-agfitgl b.. .i1itain scenery. w fa--
I'D through Shrewsbury aud Merriam.
aud al-o the beautiful town Of Pl,nouta
"arh j. 'a~t ot. fit summit at thu iar,Dn
Mountains. aud trom thence on "a smooth.
COOL soaa. as- 3no,~ ro t'- Ilot-1 oa NJ.
lara-lr -l1na1ra az the aar..s discovered
-oa d.-9.a--. j. rnsI-- from Rurlard add
ahaa' rrau Plymouth
Tie 6aa b.-2iug- ar,. -ituat.-tl ts.
-la. -rrean- ~iiaD Lave fI..ir -,sarrs.-
on ta.-.a-..rs. -.s- u, sI.,- nsanttlia. and
-nld j. .on4 BOO t..o- sarlou- ,.rrk- for
ta~ d.-raa~,-o Of -ra~ra mile from ras~ 9 g.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

CAVALRY RECRUITs.-Iieut. Roberts in
forms US that he has obtained the names Of
G5 men during the eight or nine days since
he opened his recruiting office on Mere hants
Row. The company IS to consist of only
ninety-fve men in all therefore those who
wish to enlist will have to be on hand soon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

TERMS OF THE HERALD.-Upon the last page will
be found the terms of subscription to the Herald
These are the only terms upon which the Herald can
be procured OF us, and no deviation IN any case VIII
he made therefrOm We have no friends to whom
special rates will be given and agent is authorized
to make conflicting contracts.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

"Let every American Citizen, instead of
crying Peace, Peace, when there is no peace,
rally upon the ramparts until Secession IS
silenced; until the roar OF artillery has
ceased
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

TIE VERMONT FIFTH In ROUTE FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. York, Sept. 2i The
Fifth Vermont REGIMENT passed through
here to day for Washington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

BALLOON REcoNNoIsANCE.- Washing
ton, Sept. "a. Prot Lowe made balloon
ascension to day. He discovered = strong
force Of rebel cavalry on Munson's Hill.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

Walton's Journal says that the late re-
ports from New Mexico materially relieve
Major Lynde from the imputation Of dis
grace and cowardice that the first reports
fastened on him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26


journal. " tlte> a. io!Iow-:
It j. "a reat thing to know wh,.,l to
hold on am d when 10 JET go-or. 10 other
words, whe n to improve. the right lime.
There are peoplD. perliap- ON, of T4-
journal readers. who have b,-,,u irnrarierf
AT the long delay of Gen. Mcclellan. II
ha- been a yo months since the advance. Of
the FedDrI .l troop- from Bull Rnl 81.
Wa-hing,otp b. H. Arrcna- Ward l.a- it. ..,a
the people are anxious To- have -onptlunr
done bv I'D Etr2~ army uow gathered
here. 10 bloi out ,ne di-agreratl. f4rt Of
that affair. II va -.ppo-.rl that .,.rs-
thing wouIl BE-. IN r,adiir,- D.. rl,.. fir, Of
o.,,r.,,l,sl and the, Us, +i,. r.r....,., .;,...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

\ public speaker, like hunting dog,
should give careful attention to his i,oinr-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

\ gentleman at our elbow says that while
at Fort Edward on Tuesday last he was in
formed by an officer Of the 22d \. Y. 5, ',
Regiment who left their encampment at Ar
lington Heights on Saturday last, that there
was no intention OF inviting a generel en-
gagement, on the part Of our government at
the present, and that no forward movement
OF the grand army was contemplated until
after the tal! Of the leaves, so as to enable them
to have an unobstructed view Of the enemy
masked batteries, The officer said that was
an order read to them from headquarters not
long since.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

walls thousands are out OF employment .
and a free market has been established.
Prices for many articles Of food are cxor-
bitant. A drouth cut off the corn crop in
the gulf countic, Of Mi.,i.,ippi. while the
cotton districts Of Louisiana have suffered
greatly from heavy rams. ne negroes
occa>Ioned considerable trouble. IN"
NOISY talk about whipping the ankles
has ceased. one decisive Northern vic
tory will rouse the now concealed Mon
sentiment at the South.
b;n,. " ,ba corf3on, ,,roJ;o.:on. .,.1 .nu,,.;..,
Of those who ,,rote,s to bav. = l,row,..}a.. of
what IS tran,pirina behind the scenes: unless
ka ~.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

The LamoiIle Newsletter says that a
very benevolent young man in Burlington
has presented for the :. Summit House,
Mt. Mansfield, to its proprietor, twenty
volumes Of miscellaneous religious works,
\ very appropriate and worthy present,
for which the proprietor feels grateful,
and has sent the books to their high des-
tination.
The total number of arrests made by order
Of the state department for political ottense
IS eiohty-eioht
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

Rutland, Sept. =. 1871.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20

particularly fabrics for clnihing. As far a.
we have been able 10 ssrerfain the amount af
coIi0n Z I'd. manufactured in Grorgia. there
must soon be ample sup lies. n,less thr quan-
il,y used tor tent cloths. kn,psaeks. &c.
shouhi coninue a great a. a.hrrrfofofe. which
IS not to b. expected. We have tents aud
aecoutrements. consuming fabrics for snmr
$4,000 men. which have been ma,ie within
the last twelye munihs. aud that will NOT
have 10 be replaced with nes ones under
two years; ia he main. an addiiinn. say. of
i50, 900 mere l., the next twelve month, be !.
ing as much a, may be reasonably calculated
upon.
! We have the following 81 iemeni If The
weekly production d c,,tton so'ls IN The
State "a u. org'a:
Shiruns, and .heetin.s 202 600 Yards ;
osnaburgs, >tIiprs. drills Auh denims 27l.
500 yaids. 1hv exhibi' ol wo len good, il
almost n .atislacinr,. the amnunt III krissys
and ln,pts manufactured ~ Groraia per
week br NJ IS 600 Yards, aud that oi wunlrI
Jeans and ca..mere.. being 22,9l0 Yards.
There are ih rty Ia, inrr. III iisnr.ia en-.
gagged ~ mak i.g these gu,'ds. Neaflv Ill d
them make surplus oi c"'i,n ,atns. mhlcl
are now rtaill, .old. AMI ar. bcing wn,eu
bs hand looms III ihr ruunir,. lhrtr ~,
several siiali lact,Ic, 10 ih- State tat nnl \
/ spin yam, which are not ipcluhed IN thr Il
b0,e tstimatr. Richmond Ez4o,iaer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20


PRESERVATION OF SHsEP Faoa DOGS.
Mach is sid abaut ,hr necessity Of kill
ing dogs. in ord.'r to rdiss sheep. The wri-
ter OF this well remembers when by, that
his father. (residing in Ken ucky,) never
had any sheep killed b. dsgs. although his
flock was much the largest Of any il the
neighburhond. On one occasion, when there
was over Fifty sheep killed one night. imme-
diately around in the n.ighborhood. five or
six neighbors that had lost sheep the night
previous, came to my fathers to learn his
losses, but their asionishment was great 10
learn he had lost no sheep. They then
sagrly concluded rhat il was his dogs that
had deprecated on their hDck-. According
" all has dogs. some eigh, or ten, were call
ed up. and their mouths rigidly examined,
10 find blo0d or wool as e,id. nee of THE
guili-but none could be found, and their
as'nnishment was still greater. My father
rid them he could EASILY satisfy them. they
would never have sheep killed by dog or
wolf if the, would do With their flncks as
h. did with his.
Their wonder was increased when he
told them, all they had TO do was TO let Their
sheep 70. With Iheir cattle constantly and
they would never have slrep killed BY a
dog or solf To show them the proof Of his
correctness. he invited them 10 walk with
him To the pasture where his sheep and cat
rle we're feeding. taking along all the dogs.
When they reached The pasture, nv father
requesed the gentlemen u set the dogs on
The sheep or cattle Tbs Was done. The
sheep immediately sought protection By
running 10, under aud beh.ud the cattle,
oh The Digs, and IN less lhan Else minutes
every dog wAs ,un oui nf the pasture. One
oi the gentlemen asked The privilege ol
bringing his d g. thnking nv fathers dog'
had been trained TO run from the cattle
This request vas readily granted. and al
The gentlemen met again next morning
when some four dogs we're set on the sheeI
with the same result. viz: The dogs VT,
driven nut Of the pasture in even less time
This satisfied The gentlemen, and there @er,
30 mure sheep killed in that neigtb ,rhood.
About twenty years after. the writer 0
this fell heir 10 some thousand head Of sheep
The neighborh"od 10 which lie remove,
then was greatly afflicted with what wen
called sheep killing dogs, and Remembering
his fathers custom kept my sheep aud cat
lie together. The writer here recounts a
length exactly the same losses Of sheep AM
experiments with The dogs. with The sam
result--lhe steep ran 10 the cattle for pro
lection, and the cattle drove the dogs OUT .
the pasture. EN- mere sheep killed in lha
REGION says he.l
Nov. Mr.. Editor. any gsntlemIn cal
prove this by a trial-it may 'akr sh"r
+ time for the sheep aud eattie 10 sssimils,
together. bur that IL is certain. is beyon
question--thereinr dnn't Kill ans m"re dc
On account 81 mans Ignorance. Lei ever
newspaper print ibis. y. u. Z.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20
LISr or GARDEN SEEDS,

fu sale a. thr bhb1 olbhL-
A,Pkg tG0s.
BsAs,-..sfs s,I Sssks. Red speeklsdV v ssH'ius,
Js,si a,.I.. KsI H.racA. ,..fss i.,sHa % us''sf.
C.fa.s,. ssa..si R.sa,.s. H''sa. Lssii
Bssf-Strt .sis3 ,sr.'p. i.saJ bisoi. Lohg hss'
,dratt .fhsis ssss, ori.s Ahaid.
BRg ;B.I-fusI4s C.pr.
uAJJ.Ss.-- E.fi, s,s fnsnchU - Heat. Esfly -.
su.ssi. t:s,l, JslIstsea, Eadl psniab.sd. Dfua'-
hs,I tsssy. large late Jss'ahead late Fiat ~ en-
G,eea Slss i, He'd Uuirh .is's picklslng
cttID.-..,as Ofaass. Z adS hofn. i."se f'sld
I'D. .ffi.Dxsa.
Gs..gf -sme slid. silver Giant. Red Solid.
cltS - stgsesa ssga.
CJSiigsi-s.l,9 "a a., Iaag ,;feen. Gle'kia.
Efis.Asf .t.tis, Pa'pie. Gary Pu'Pls'
Eyp.Ys- iire Cadd
L:ffJt:- :siy - isI. ifSsn Dutch. Royal Cab
'sfs. Ootasesi. Asitr Css.
Ms,.tst-sAa.s. tarsa. ,aatsiR SiHoui'
Aisflit-f fnsr, Jrwa.
sls,Tifiui.
49, - =, saa : yhus. Ltre yelIos.
Ptts.;S ;itisf a D,a,ls. Plua % stsEls.
PAttNp-<4ta.
p.,4 -..,if.ss.. :gra I:idy. Es,ly f'ans. Royal
T.Nf I,t.sf.t. :udy ~. ii.aar's Eaily.
P:,':l .pt Sweet. BalI Nsss.
fit'S \ -g.ana fis.d, -,
RAJ 90 .tsf sttlst stst T'r. " ~ iu'"'p
t..i ~ rl i, R,asd l.sas s,im'n.
RITtttI, Pltat
a.u'fS lfae PnaI
ssNNit- tlsi sw,y.
DfNsI- -.ps li,a L,is lisra.
riis,-:.ass, /, i,ea. t.ir,p. i.~re y ''laL.
.,I.f.. -. IyaiI.Ri,, B,s, y ss'ri,sh.
Hs"IWy a. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20
WHEAT Planted IN HILLS.

We noticed. a year ago. The experiment
IL % iani. u linli,sr. ilh,a. 10 plan,ing an
scrv ~ wheat ~ hills. asing lii,Ie .,rr five
pnun,. ~ .r,,l :" TIE acre. The hills we're
IsrnIs I, fiirrn inehr. apart. sih i've krr-
rel. ~ each. H. naw ,epuris the result ~
the Thin Farmer. i,on ahich We learn that
The g,ub. AMI cal.warm. drsiIo,r ed iuil onr
hall d -. and tina, u sirldei az the raie II
"a bu.hel. p-r acre. nr 2nI ba>lsls i.r ane
~ srrd. NJ. v. ssss: " Il s'o,lrd rnur.
m.usly; thut,, forts, sky and sr,rnty
lage. aell.fllpd heads irnm nne grain wrie
cuu,mon. and have lls sialk. af wheat that
gf.w f,am single ,rrd. yielding 4.0Ou
grsin.. aud q rye plant ,hsi pr"ducrd IS3
hrads. containing u,rf ln.u0O q ains. Abput
this there = nriinrr mistake nur gurss.wnrk.
Mb,a, ~, hiiern chrs apsr' ~ drills will
naI l.ige: aud 60 What rxieat liberal mahnr-
Tug. With soIns cuii,ailue. my carr, the
irId. |. yet To- be irsird."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20
NJ 70 Pers,as oW Oi Eapiesneni. "a
AG.srs WANTED.

In every tiadni. :" thr uaae" e'a's>'
sIs,t,ttislts sde 4 .i'af y he bel sna ~
snt,ttftlliasnri SarAs pih,sara.
81. ,.,,s,t.,. " 4 tIs y Il inlrfreinf rhafac.
-, IL, ,tf,I44 80, fths Gnmrr. Aefhinir and
a,..,,,it - re ,tulsh'i 10 the he- STYLE and
stt,it,,,s A., sItatIli'l m,aast. sui are w"hl
n,. 4. .t,s.t, ,f essrs u a.sIi.,ll ~ ,hs bsn''
-. .,isfair al ti1df,au. h'ea' ~.
bIW - ffitts,tplln nty isf slslila'le s'nPsy'nen'
ssI.gs Hst@th.
y ',..sas Lamar a. irt - AteH. WV fsee'sf
pf,a,i,sy adl TIL 80 i.rr. rf'a. Sr. ~ lni'r''
-, LsAlY. ssrL 4 "a. Psbfst,rs,
4. ~ S.ih s.sstl s,fssi Phiairlphi,.
90. q, 66-4m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON GOODS IN
THE susTH.

A. aprrehensions have been very common.
Nv expressed that the consumption of the
people will SOON exhaust the supply u 20, ,
on hsn,l. Il Is interesting 10 find grasads lr
believing that, al leastso lar as cotton good,
rr concerned. there mus, soon be- an amll
supply. fram shat we Can learn The State
ui Georgia leads at present ia the manviw.
turf Of must VI the necessary articles. and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20
nEAuroRr. :. @.

A correspondent of the yorksiile Enquir-
er, writing IRON Beaufort, :. e.. gives de.
.cnp'ion Of the place a. follows. which viii
be found interesting inasmneh as the chem,
have attacked IL:
I" Beaufort IL situated on Port Rl,al River.
seventy five miles lrcm Gha,lesiDn and six.
" fiom Savannah. The hatbar j. very spa
ci',n.. aud deep enough 10 accommodate an,
sar vessel ia the worli. Il i sa,i 70 be the
second best harbor ia America. The town
j. une Il the eldest 10 the tate. aud usually
contains about fourteen hundred inhabitants.
TIE greater part oi the male population i al
present ~ Tie army. With Tie exception
of iaksillr. il is the hand.umest tU~n We
know uf ia the state. aud 10 sume respects
surpass even il. There are many bsa,iIlal
le.idrnees; aud e, ,idenees of wealth. luxury.
AID refinement are to be seen on all sides.
The climate is almost tropical, aud most lp-
l,rious orangrs can be bought here a ten
cen,s per dozen. Lemons. lines. f.s and
pomea,anatrs are also sbundant. The bd,
an surrounding waters abound v Oh fish aud
., ,sters."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20

and Mr.. Brooks informs Us that he drank the
akra prsparai,on atihe house Of planter on
New River, whence he brought the parcel.
aud dnrvrr suspected that he was not iinbIb-
ing the essence af Mocha, or Rio at worst,
until ne was uudereised by his host.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20

Cons lltrR--'r.1r unr PINT &c earn and
bill II un,il il y snIt. lid I. il pin, ~ ma.
I .ssrs aud une galnu II water; -nake them
arll tgriher. aud sci il by the irr. aud IN
twenty .iuuf hois the beer will be- excellent.
whrn all the beer IN The jig Is u.ed. just add
m,ar malss.rs aud watef.
The s.mr corn viii answcr iar months. and
the beer will BE- III far u.e IN tael,r huur.
b, keeping ,hr jog where u y warm. IL this
way tie Ingredient. used in making galIu',
VI beer " III nai Gust .,pf III rrnts. aud u !,
hrttrf snil mare whoissemr ,han CIDER. A
little ,pas' grrsii, forwads the working Of
the beer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20

may be that the Almighty Ruler OF events
VII give them ji,, enough of success to in.
spIrr them Z, this undertaking, for those
whom the Gods intend to destroy they first
make mad ;'-or rendered to SUIT the YAM
kee--make fools Of.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20
Head Quarters qf the N. Carolina Regiment
of Wises Legiun.
M Wsrenton. June 10, 1851.
Grsrn.L oaprs.

ohNfHAL ohNEhs 5ial
Having been appoinied by Gen. Henry Wise TO q
Csioaeicy IA Mses i.egi. and con n-rIaned 10 raise
regiment in North csfolna. hereby earnesl, invite
those desrcus Of joining This popular corps aud Of
Ing prompt aid active service " der the ehivac
70 organize trhwh into companies Il ssiy -faur each
70 eees their comrsny officers. and prepare 10 move
wihaui loss Of hms. Each company will consist Of
one Captain. one first and sennd lieutenant. flu,
sergearis aud aur Coporsls. and ffs.ihree psvs,rs
As roon as formed each rompan, will he moved inIa
camp a. Petersburg. w. ana mustered into service pr
or 10 the iasmsi,oe Inln regiment under the above
destination,
bei,g designed fav pahyzan sewire, the regiment
will i've composed of obr Eava,y. and nine inlanify
sn l.shl Ininn,fy esppsn,es. Eaeh man v III prosu
hinls u with arhin2e nt rith,s ~ du,ahe mlirral
tna w,'ine for uniformity af dress,) Llsnkf ard
hayersack.
Nas Is the time for brilliant service. c.ms iorw,rd
senI!enen, 10 the nunt~f oi go sni came quickly.
WHARTON J GEEEN.
Col commonding.
- P,r.-s 'h"ushou, the STATE please no,iee.
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RESIGNATION OF com. srRINGHAM.

Di,hoaorobte ooadua n NE Lincoln Cop.ramsni.
From the y riulk Day Rmk ~ gri The
following highly ,nirtr>tIn. statement, WHICH
ceriai"ly PAGES Commodore Sulngham il a
very honorable lght: