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This Invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice of several in bilious climate aud
curing Fovar and Ague any Of the above
named
Those who suffering from affections of this kind
those uvais from their upon the con-
sution will find the INDIA CHOLAGOGUE most invaiu
remedy purifying the blood and thoroughly cleansing
from system the morbid effects Of bilious climate.
wonderful effects Of ChoGgogue in Graduating bile from
the human only explain its extraordinary agency In
the speedy thorough and of Aqua
and the various grades of intermittent remien fevers
tested in thousands of cases. by
ali who used it, of the greatest and Ague
remedies exant.
Be sure and ask for Dr. 0SGOOD's INDIA CHOLAGOGUE
ss there are many counterfeits offered for sale
For sale Orleans wholesale and RETAIL proprietors
prices By -
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street
General Agents.
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uzzu, MOST EXTENSIVE sOUTEIERb
9TTETYPIANo FORTE MANDATORY.

VIM. XNABE CO, Nos l. s. and Eutaw street, Balti
more respectfully inform their Southern enas that they
enlarged their factory aud prepared to supply the ges
demand their Pianos. They unquesonably the
durable contain all the latest improvements and fully guar
anteed for FIVE years. For and great power
and agreeable touch they RDeqnRled.
Thaberg strako5oh and other great psnss used
In their concrtsand have given certificates rther superiority
They have, for the last ten years. taken the first premiums
all competition in all the different thoy have bee,
exhibited. Last they received five frat premiums
Montgomery Ala for the best Southern made piano. and
one for the best against ali competition.
supply Of the above instruments may found at on
agents in New Orleans, at
NELL Il WASHBURNs,
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
lel8 ly&W Story Building, tup stars.)
NEGRO CLOTHS. NEGRO CLOTHS.
.s.' WHITE KERSEYs AND PLAINS,
For sale low for cash or city acceptance, by
dlStf c, R. STAFFORD, 231l Carondelst street.
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Atw 0ans ag Gtstnt at,dntsaay on yannay %, 1861.
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T. WRIGHT & co.
j. WRIGHT & co.
..MEDKCAL"....n MEDICAL
RLNER'S CANADIAN VERlfIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.

This Is the only remedy against Worms In the human
frsmehings that fatal and destructive children
Save the Children!
Let mothers be timely warmed, and allow these child
remain in the systems OF their offspring Remember
that
WTNER'S CANADIAN VERM1FUGE
be saved. Think of this
Colonel Vasser of Mississippi in letter j. W vesoy Esq
of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his
the value of this medicine to HIS family My expo
ence has convinced that, in The experiment
with Wners Canadian Fernuge, II is due suffering
ity well the medicine to max
public the result of my observations.
tiSgned W. H. VASSER.n
The Vernituges for sae Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT It CO.,
81 and l5l Charities street,
Sole Proprictozs
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TTNroN INSURANCE COMPANY Of NEW
Corner Of St. Charles and Canal sire

Corner Of St. Charles and Canal sreets
STOCK Laplta W
Surp 2t5slb 10
Total assets on the LIST Of Mas, 1860 s5lbs76 ls
This Company continues insure against pers of the
Sens Rivers and Loss and Damage by Fire AT the current
rates of premium,
privilege of participating in @ profits Of the Company accord
In to the 18th article of Che charter they prefer dis
count Of fifteen per cent will be allowed their premium. All
losses promptly and equally adjusted
goHs NJ. CRAWFORD Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN DOLHnNDE, firm of Martin Cobb 4 Co.
A. B.GTARPENTIER. lTn Of Lobit, Charpener Il Co.
90 NJ j.. NUlfTs5 firm Of il a. RhoreF i Go.
Carl KOtfN finn of q Kehn & CO.
r. w OGDEN, hrTa Of Gpsaehs 4 Ogden.
T. F.RENERfs. firm Of Abat, Generss Co.
VICTOR NJ. IGNAGa
JOSEPH DEYN0CDr
!. oHIAPELIA sal6 tmyl
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

w. d. ". 4. STARR.
e. CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden. New Jersey,
--NTanufaetlirers1f--i
All kinds CASTING s and APPARATusfor GAS WORKS,
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRANCISCO Ketorts and other
Houses. [
RETORT all CASTINGS required Or setting them ntha
attest and most improved modes.
WASHERS. CoNDENsERs. sCRUBBERS and EXHAUST
Frs, for relieving the Retortss rom presstre.
PURIFIERS, varying 1000 ,6OcOo0 daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LINE sIEvEs,E or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of all sizes
GAS HOLDERS TELESCOPE ard SINGLE. VIM Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames. ... 2sssS
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS X IS inches diameter for Water Of
Gas 81
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS, such as Branches Bend.
Drips Sleeves, etc.
STOP VAV ES from to 80 incheg either aced paiu
WROUGHT IRON wORE-All the Smith ami Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works
RsColnmuncations should be addressed to the PRIEOT-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
RH4BRANCH OFFICE, 126 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
TLADELFIIlA. iei2 lyGW
pk.SsE
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IIGGN1ER, Noble county Ind, Feb. s, 1889.
Prof o. J. Wood Sir In the latter Of the
1852 while attending the State and National Law School Of the
York, hair from unknown 10 me, com
menced falling off very RAPIDLY that in the short space Of six
months, the whole upper of scalp was almost entirely
bere covering much the remaining portion Tron
the side and back part of head shortly after became gray 80
that you will be surprised when tell that upon my re-
turn TO State Indiana my casual acquainances
were much loS discover tie change in my appear
intimate aCquantances were recognise me
at SILL
application to the most killtnl physicians in
the country hut them that hair
could again restored forced to become reconcied e
my fate until fortunately in he latter part OF the 1881
your Restorative recommended to me by druggist as De
reliable Hair Restorative in tried one bot
tia and found to my great satisfaction that producing the
desired effect that time have used seven dollars worth
your Restorative and result have rich coat OF very
soft black hair, which money can buy.
AS gratitude for labor and skill in the pro-
ncon Of so wonderful article have recommended its
10 many of my friends acQuantances who am happy TO
inform you, using it with like effect.
Very respectfully, yours,
A. NJ. bATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor atLaw.
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Ore u.s.
Be 1t remembered thHt this goth day of March, 1860 be
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace
city aforesaid, personally appeared Charles Briggs President
Janvier Secretary of the Louisiana Insurance
Company OF New Orleans who being duly according
law depose and say that the Just
true transcript from the books Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H P JANvTER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this Goth day March,
1860, D. F. MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay per cent in
trest the outstanding certificates of profits
Second Monday of May next and redeem and AFTER that
date the Scrip issue of the 1858 they further de-
scrip dividend of Thirty Third per cent
premiums year ending February 1850
for which certificates will be issued and first day Of
June, 1850.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRTERE, Vice President
H, P JAEyIEB,
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battle CREEK, Mich Dec. q, 1858.
Prof Wood Thee wilt please accept line 10 inform thee
that ths hair head all fell off over twenty years ago
caused by complicated chronic disease attended with
ton the head continual course Of suffering through life
having reduced a dependence have not been
able obtain stuff for neither have been able to do them
up Consequence Of which head has suffered extremely
cold. This induced pay Briggs Hodges aincs!
the last cent had earth for two dollar bottle of Thy Hair
Restorative, the first Of August last. have faithfully
followed the directions and Che bald is covered with
hair thick and black though short il is coming i'll all
confident that another large bottle would
entirely and permanently feel anxious to perevere in
and being destitute OF purchase any more
would thee woudst not be willing send
der thine agents bottle and receive myself the scrip
decaraor tho reward is to those that kind to the
widow and the fatEeress." - - .
Thy friend, SUSANNAH KIRBY.
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REAL sCIIEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
vANDEv EER's
INDICATED GIN, OF GENUINE scHEEDAM SELMA PPs
pure article of Holland Gin,
4 wholesome beverage, aud Invaluable FAMILY MEDI
CINE, particularly beneficial in all cases Of
DysENTERy
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
GOUT,
FEvERs,
ETC., ETC., etc.
tits highly by many the eminent phys
cang throughout excellent Agreeable alter
ative admitted efeGmy al! Urinary
o. and peculiarly adapedo the of females and
children
As no article has beea offered that Justly entitled to
the ofthe
EseaI scheidaEa Schnapps,
he public cautioned purchase genuine
VANDEVEEa's INDICATED CIV;
Real scheidam schnapps.
Each will bear the signature of the proprietor
other is genuine without it,
For sale IN New Orleans wholesale retail, proprietor
prices by ,,,
n and l51 Chartres stEset.
DR. WRIGHT's
CELEBRATED 4EEGJUyENATING ELIXIR
Prepared
On the stricte Pharmaceutical Principles by tho aAes
Chemists of the age for the Of
General Debility
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbeclity,
Determination of Blood to the Head.
Confused Ideas,
Hyseria,
General Irriablity
Restle5Sness and
Sleepiessnesa at Night,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Ernaciatlon,
Low Spirits,
DISCRIMINATION of tho
Organs Of Generation,
Pa!pit0tou of the Heart
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT l. co.
q and Isl Charres street,
Sole Proprstors.
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ES,s
City Of New Orleans. 8
Be remembered that the 18th day of January 1861
orc me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace In
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos Soo President and
Edwards Secretary of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
psny Of New Orleans who being duly according law
do depose say that the above nst and
sud correct transcript from the books of said company
THos sIsoO, President,
Jas Epw4Rps, Secretary
Sworn subscribed before this Eth day of annarg
1850. DE-. MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish of Orleans,
Board of resolved an interest ofSI4
PER CENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates of
Profits to holders thereof their legal Representatives.
on end after 18th day of February next Axe to declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT $40 per cant.l the
earned premiums tho Company for the year ending Dcceu
Der SBt 1852 which certificates will be Issued the 18th
March next.
The Directors, after reservng ONE MILLION OF Doll
LARS Of profits have further resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates Profits the Issue of the year 1856
and paid to holders thereof their legal representatives
the 18th lay of February next The Certificates be
produced the time of payment for caEcement aud interest
on same to cease after the 3lst December 1853.
THOMAS SLOO. President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE. Vice,President
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7 naPOuVANr TO Families.

e n n s Y l. A N L
SALT MAEUFAC RING COMPAEY'8
SAPONEFTER,
The ready Family Soap Maker, and UniuersGl
Cleanser,
VIII make hard soft clean Paint Ink from
TypB, Grease from Kitchen Utensils etc
to -2 pounds refuse grease, usually given away at
about Ia cent pound
As cent?.
Foyhvs cents therefore, is the of barrel of asats
SOFT SOAP.
RECEIPT making different kinds Of Soap free ed.
dressing Depot of Company, -..
Philadelphia,
Ths Saponder be had any respectable sorekeepsr
in the country. my3l ~
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certify the foregoing be true copy Of the original extant
In current archives.
Witness hand seal New Orleans tho 18th dak
al o. - le''' WALTER ". PETERS, E.P.
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A PURE ARTICLE,

sg had Of all the principal Druggists Grocer
throughout the United States. rIz f@ @a
A. A. NEAL,
Sole Agent,
No. LOT Walnut street.
je6 1ytW PHInApkLPHfk.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-10-30
Xxx. FOR the StanQar0
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
RALEIGH TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,
(lptoIo,. OCH 1QGI

October 18th, 1861.
The committee appointed at the last meeting of
the Raleigh Typographical Society, to prepare sui
table testimonial to the worth of our late fellow.
craftsman MARTIN V'B. GILBERT, beg leave to offer
the following: i
WHEREAS, This Society has learned that our late
asso late, Martin WB Gilbert, native Of Pasquo-
tank county, N. c., fell CALAMITY defending his be-
loved State during the late bombardment Of Fort
llatteras by Lincolns emssares Therefore,
Resotred, That we bear willing testimony to his
personalworth as gentleman and citizen, to his
eminent capacity and skill as printer, and to his
usefulness and fidelity as member of this Society
Resolrsd, That We bow with humble submission
to this nscrutable Providence, while we deeply de-
p'ore his loss; yet We rejoice that his patriotic
spirit led him to he willing martyr to the cause of
Southern Independence, and that he was among the
hrst to shed his blood in its defence
Resotrea, That the members of this Society wear
the usual badge of mourning and that the Secretary
communicate to the family of the deceased sim
cere coincidence, with copy of these resolutions,
Resotoed, That the above preamble and resolu-
tons be spread upon the Journal and that the news
papers OF the State be requested publish the
JOHN NICHOLS)
j. H. Afford, : Com.
j. N. BUNTING, =
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For the Standard.
CANT AT MARLIN Borrow,
Pocahontas Co"nty Va,
Oct, 10. 1861.

J
W. W. HOLDEN, Esq -
DEAR SIR: \ few days since my attention was
called to article in Your paper, Of the 18th Sep
TENDER, calculated to do me injustice This article
is based upon information derived from gentleman
recently from Valley Mountain. don't pretend to
question the statements made in relation to the gen
cral condition of the regiment. CnqLestionably it
has been greatly afflicted, and has endured hard
ships and suffered privatons, that trust have not
fallen upon any other reg inent from our State
My business is however, with the sick, and in re-
iaton to them desire to state Il few facts We ar
rived on Valley Mountain the LIST day of August
The general health of the regiment was then good
Shortly after We arrived there measles made its APP
pcarance in the camp of which We had several hun
drcd cases. During the convalescence from the
measles, typus or more properly camp lever attack
cd the patients. This fever assumed very malig-
nant type, and being in q country where we could
not obtain any Of the articles generally used In diet
ing fever patients; and while this epidemic was
prevailing most violently, we were as stated by
your informant, without some of the leading arti-
Giles of medicine that would have been applicable to
the treatment of the disease In the month of Sep
:ember we had five hundred and twenty five cases
TO treat-and there were some hundred and fifty
cases from our regiment in the General Hospital
over which had no control at all there being
Brigade Hospital Surgeon appointed. Ot that num-
Der of cases in quarters and Hospital, We lost twcn
ty four ] simply refer to this bill OF mortality, to
show that the Medical Board have not been ineff-
Gent. Others have died since that time-and their
deaths were caused, in several instances by being
transported at very critical period and over roads
that were almost impossible. The sick are being
removed to Hospitals the Railroad and are not
within my jurisdiction. Under all the circumstan-
ccs, and the condition in which the men were when
taken with fever the absolute want Of decacies for
the sick, and Hospital ACCOMMODATIONS at Valley
Mountain, think we have reason to congratulate
ourselves that we have been so fortunate.
| am your obi serv't.,
C. MILLS, NJ. D.,
Surg 9th Reg't N. G. V.
. p S-Thc State journal and Western Democra,
! will please copy.
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For the Standard.
FOR THE SOLDIERS. sy.
Rock CREEK, ;.Alamance CO., N. C,V
Clct cher 9th aIpc1

OctOUer 1ftL, 1OUl.
Contributions for Capt: Stockartrs company ,tviz:
Mrs I. Beard, oyercoat pair pants, vest necklace,
pair gloves, pair socks, pillow Mary E. Kidney,
pair pants, shirt pair drawers pair socks ticl pill
low Mrs. N. A. Clendenen pair socks, pair globes;
w. Robertson, pair boots; Nanny league, bed tiSk
Geo. Stafford, Sen blanket pair socks Geo. FolSt,
pair socks; Jacob Foust pair socks Miss Harien
Foust, pair drawers; Mrs Isaac Holt blanket,
pair socks; JAS. N. Holt, pair drawers; Geo. Stat
ford, Jr, blanket Miss NJ York, pair socks, pair
gloves; Mrs N. Stout, IS cuts yarn blankets, pair
drawers, pillow, 2 knit shirts; Malvina Stout, pair
socks, necklace pair gloves Mrs. L. Branson,
blanket doubled, pair socks, cravat, pair boots Pill
low Mrs. w. Mcpherson and Mrs. Branson, (jont-
ly) blanket, check shirt, pair socks, pillow, bed
tick and coat; Mrs. Nancy Mcpherson, pillows !;
Mrs w. Stafford, blanket, 2 pair socks; A. j. Al
bright, 81 John Webster, IS Cts. worth of sewing
thread; Geo. Albright, s.; j. K. Garrett, lbs. Of
wool and So; Mrs Joel Sharp, 3 lbs. of wool rolls
Mary lsley, pair socks bed tick Susan Ray, cotton
shirt; Isaac Ray, shirt; Henry Holt, bed tick
Elizabeth Woods, lbs. Of wool rolls Mrs. S. F..
lesta, blanket pair socks Jane Holiness pair socks,
l ID. rolls; Sally Sharp, pair socks It lbs. of
rolls Mrs. j. r Garrett blanket Mrs. NJ Albright,
pair socks, bed tick Mrs. j. C. Thompson, pair
socks, bed tick Ann Holmes blanket, pair socks :;
Jane Paine, blanket, lbs. of wool thread; S. P.
Holt, blanket; Julia Wood, 4 pair drawers, bed
ticks; Mrs. Fred Graves pillow ticks, shirt, draw
ers; Mrs. Austin ISlcy, pair socks
will say for the information of those that have
sent on clothing to the volunteers that this, with
the former lists published, comprises all the cloth
ing and money that has passed through my hands
up to this date have published as fast as the ar
tcles come in to my hands, and expect to continue
to do so, but in no wise will publish that which
has been sent in other direction for it is very
evident that cannot publish what do not know,
and know nothing outside Of the lists that have
been kept by me and others.
G. NJ. &. ALBRIGHT, Agent.
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ATLANTIC AND n. c. RAILROAD.
To the following ConsigUees for the week end.
ing October 10th, 1861.

Goldsboro-S Fairfield J NJ Parrtt, Haywood Ham,
Ford, J Pragg l. Hummel, C Parmalee, A H&WS
Kea'un. ] c Siocumb. King, $ c Sleght, s Webb A
Day, Jas Knight, Mrs ID Green. Patrick. Coor II
Washington A Thompson A Granger Warrick
c a W Barham. Lem Fields, A Rockwell Thompson.
(reensborn'-Miss N Coward, Miss Sallie Green J
IlilderLaimer, } Morehead, NJ Witty, d Donnel, J
McCu,lnck, NJ banner.
Morrisve-W Carlton, Upchurch Elleuder Sor.
rell, W Williams, B q Sears.
Durham's Washington Marshall. W W Guess,
Patterson. lsurrnughs D G Hargrove.
Bn"n HilI-W Robertson
IlilIsboro'-M Manly, J l. 4 Walker, Stauy,
J Hughes.
Wmington-J Fianner Ellis Mitchell NJ Robin
son. Willard, Roberts, NJ Strickland, Stokely
Oldham.
Petersburg-E Cuihbert.
Richnund-Selden Miller W L Cowardin, James
Brummei, Hamilton Bro
Grabam-J Smith.
Charlotte-JaS Ii Cowan.
Concord-Phfer Go.
Warrenton-M Schoss
Statesvle-Aex Vansett.
Co Shnps-A q Anderson.
McT.cansville-R Rankin.
Hultsburg-S Seight.
Lincontun-W Micheals.
Morrsvle-B Sears, NJ Slight Josiah Atkins
Hickory Sation-R Wakefield, J HAYS.
Rocky Mount-W Calhoun, J Lancaster, H J Wilt
ford d fia,grnve. II Moore.
Octnber ~. 1861. 95-lt.
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For the Standard.
For the Standard.
HEAD Q'Rs. LIST Rec N. C. STATE TROOPS.
CAMP BEE, Oct. "a, 1861.


CAMP BEE, Oct. o. 1861
Editor Raleigh Standard -
SIR: Through the columns of your paper desire
to make fitting acknowledgment of the many ia.
vors have received at the hands of the ladies' of
my county. For several weeks past they have been
busily engaged in making clothing collecting blan-
kets and in many other ways providing for the
health and comfort of our soldiery. From Mrs. Ii.
g. Spruil, as the organ of the Ladies' Soldiers
Aid Society,"" of Washington County, I am in re-
ceipt of the following articles: So flannel shirts, 80
pairs of socks, GO pairs of drawers, and 10 towels
from Mrs u. w. Swanner, bed quilt pillows, 8
yarn comforts, pairs of socks, pairs of drawers
box candles, lbs soap. From the ladies' Of the
county, 60 blankets; from Mrs. Littejohn and Mrs
Nichols, large quantity of sweatmeats and cor
dias for the sick.
Those who know the wants and privations of a
soldiers life, will understand our feelings Of graft
tude for their efforts in behalf. To use the Ian
guage of the organ of their society, "they cannot
fight for their rights, but they can work and pray
for the soldiers, believing that God will hear their
prayers, and nerve our arms, and strengthen our
hearts to drive the invaders from our SOIL"
also desire to thank j. w. Magee, ESQ.,, Of
Plymouth for box of choice cigars.
L. G. LATHAM,
Capt. 1st Reg. N. c. S. T.
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For the Standard.
FoRr CAswELL, N. c., Oct. "a, 1861.

FoRT CAswELL, N. e. Oct. "a, 1861.
Mr.. Error: am again down at the "ruffles of
the Deep" looking through the Colonels spv-gass
at uncle Abe's sailboats fishing One fellow has
Just pulled in whale. There are three steamers
off New Inlet this morning. and two cruising off
Old Inlet. From Bald-head Lighthouse one can
distinctly see the men stirring about on Deck and
the !" iron mounters" peeping from off. A large
barque came up to them late yesterday evening aad
brought something, but daylight being nearly gone
was unable to tell what it was. The steamers
fred o salute of seven guns as she moved off, There
are now at Smithsille some one or two thousand
soldiers. Two batteries have been thrown up back
of Smithvilie in case the enemy should effect land
ing at Smithville, or Lockwood's Valley, some
miles from Smithyille. Captain j. j. Hedrick, Of
Zeiks Island. understand is to be in cornmand- -
An efficient officer to succeed Capt Hedrick. ,s
The friends and relatives of soldiers at Smithville
and CasveH, may be happy to learn that they arc
all, with few exceptions, well and hearty.
- IS. s e. W0RRELI.
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FOR THE SOLDIERS.

A list Of articles delivered by 0. McMath for the
benefit of the soldiers from Chatham county
Mrs. Frances Perry 8 blankets, pair socks; Mr.
Avis Thomas, blanket, pair socks; Mrs Wesley
Buckner, blanket 2 pair socks; Mrs. Jemima
Buckner, / blanket, pair socks; Mrs. Permelia
Jones, blanket, pair socks yards homespun;
Mrs. Martha Jones, blanket, pair socks ! towel; ;
Miss Malissa Hadley, blanket Mrs Phebe Had
ley, blanket; Mrs. Frances LiImley, pair socks
Mrs. Nancy Guthrie, 2 pair socks Mrs. William
Guthrie, pair socks Miss Sally Guthrie and sis
ters pair socks; Mrs. Rachel Ray, ! blanket, !
pair socks; Mrs Rachel Marshal ! pair socks; Mrs.
Sarah Glosson,1 blanket i; Mrs. Sarah NcElip, ]
blanket pr: socks; Mrs. Polly McMAth, blankets,
pair socks; Mrs Duke, pair socks. q &.