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THE CAROLINA STANDARD; WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 1851
Oak CITY Guards.

This fine company composed Of good and true
men from this city and county, left on Saturday
morning lest to take its position in the 4th Regi
ment Their departure was the occasion Of JOY and
sorrow-sorrow on account of the separation of
friends-joy at sending them forth to fight the ene-
mics Of the South. On Friday evening. most
beautiful flag prepared by the taste and skill Of Mrs.
f. |. Wilson of this city, was presented to this
Company by Mr.. F. l. Wilson, in touching poeti-
cal address and responded to by Capt Faribault,
commander Of the Guards. By the way, not only
this company, but several Others are under lasting
obligations to Mrs. Wilson for the deep interest she
has taken in their comfort and accommodation,
while in camp, which they have been ready to &C
knowledge in resolutions Of thanks and notes of &C.
acknowledgement The address Of Mr.. Wilson will
be found on first page of the semi-weekly, to-day.
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Economy-Good Doctrine.


The Charlotte Democrat in a good article, some
time ago. on Offices and Office holders, especially
with reference to the government of the Southern
Confederacy, held the following language:
"We must have an economical Government and
in order to have such an one, let US elect good
straightforward business to assist in admins
tering it whether they be lawyers farmers DOCTORS
mechanics or merchants. Let the trading, scheming
politicians lie low for while at least Let US try
some new men, and don't let us impose all the hon
ors on one man."
These views are applicable to old govern
ments as well as d land to State governments
as we'll as national. these war times spirit of
true economy should be infused into all classes and
into every department of the government Not in
the mere articles of tape and bobbin in such saving
as is sometimes exhibited in the matter of postage,
or writing paper" or in counting out to Quar-
ter Master soldier percussion caps but in the
more important matter of having too many officers,
aids runners, &c. on high salaries-two to do what
one can do better-boys to be dubbed Colonel in
stead of men, in large contracts for provisions mu
nitions of war; &c. in all which, it is too often the
case, men are not only paid high prices, but they
given bonus BESIDES to buy up the appointees,
&C., to knuckle and cringe and work for the party
and friends Of the appointing Now the truth
is, the people of orth-Carolina are too poor and
too honest to be bled in that sort of style. We
hope safe, sound economy will be observed by our
State government This is no time to be "saving
| at the spigot and letting out at the bung."
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PRIzEs.-A correspondent of the Petersburg Er-
press says: That our troops, stationed at Cape
Hatteras Inlet have captured the brig Lydia Fran
ces, Of Bridgeport, Conn.,, and barque the former
loaded with sugar and mahogany logs, the latter
with lard, -four and white pine, all Of which has
been confiscated
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CompIainta.

A friend wishes Us to rap over the knuckles those
merchants and others who take advantage of the
times to make exorbitant charges for articles that
necessity compels the people to use he complains
especially Of the charges made for soldiers caps
equipments, &c, andsays: "Are men to barter and
fatten on the efforts being made to serve our coun-
try?" If conscience will allow such men at such .
time as this to extort upon the people, the soldiers
or the State, they are hard enough to brook any
kind of exposure
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CAPTAIN Stephen ID. Pool.

We publish the following simply to comply with
the request of our Beaufort friends. Captain Pool
needs no other vindication than his own acts and
well known principles furnish, and he doubtless de-
sres no other reward than the approval of his con-
science and the appreciation of his friends. His
Beaufort friends know that he has been grossly mis-
represented, and hence the following vindication:
For the Standard.
The undersigned having heretofore differed with
Capt S. D. Pool, of the "Old Topsail Rihemen" in
the position which his convictions led him to as
on the "vexed questions of the day." are hap
py to avail themselves of the pleasure of doing JUS
tice to him, that the path of duty is plain and
unmistakable to every true son of the Sonth. All
prejudices that may exist against him, the under
signed believe to be groundless and wrong and feel
sure that the South will find in him devoted and
steadfast friend. He has not only offered his own
services to the State but has furnished tDo sons to
defend her from the Northern aggressor.
The undersigned recognize in Capt Pool, COM
mander eminenty qualified for the duties of his po-
sition, and feel confident that courage, ability and
patriotism, will mark his career.
John T. King. John G. Manson,
John W. O'Neal, j. 7. O. Davis,
W. G. King, VIM. P. Bell jr.,
: c. Lowenberg, 80 George Dill,
B. Lowenberg, Allen Davis, jr.,
Jos. P. Robertson, Thos. D. Murray.
Benz L. Perry, William Sabiston,
Asa Waters Lewis Davis, ~
Samuel s. Duffy, JOS Smith,
F. L. King, George W. Styron.
VIM. " Gefroy,
Beaufort N. c., May 90, 1861.
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Gov. W1sEs LEG1oN.-The enquiry has recently
been made, what has become of Gov. Wise of Vir-
giniaP He is by means inactive. 1t is said that
he has been authorized to raise body Of mounted
troops to be armed and equipped as they think best
to fight on their own hook. 1t is called Wise's
Partisan Legion, and is filling up. Such body
will 60 the enemy immense damage
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DEcLISED.-We understand that Major NJ. 8.
Stokes, who was elected Colonel of the 4th Regi-
ment Of Volunteers, at Garysburg, last week, de-
clined and has since accepted the Colonelcy of the
LIST regiment of State troops, declined by Colonel
Winder.
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A GRAND VILLAIN. III,
YANKEE ROOTM KER. RY THE NAME

N YANKEE BOOTMAKEK, BIZ THE NINE OF
Weymouth, Mass since st Of April 1851 to work at the
shoe business in Fayetteville N C. He had been in my
employment long enough for NE to eonhSs in him; 90
by him 10 me, thinking it safe chance Being Adolf
zionist and swinder got scared at the secession in
Fayetteville pawned my Watch in Raleigh for the sum Of
$26, (worth $l45) put this notice in, demanding my
Waca from Adams Express Co paying the redemption
money also forbid the parties sending the Wstch to
him in Boston, also truly hope that Messrs G. G. Bar.
send his Trunk and Gold Watch they have but give
chance to pay the redemption money on said -
he has injured at least $3.50. will take the articles
and bind myself in presence Of any respectable parties to
send them to him when he sends the money! pay to
redeem them, SIS. CARTER.
CARrERsv1LLE, Chatham Co., June T. 1861. 53-1tpd.
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ARMY AND NAVY LIsr.-An intelligent friend has
furnished US list Of the Army and Navy officers
for this State, from the Army and Navy Register Of
1860, for which We are much obliged. We will
give it to the public as soon. as we can do SO.
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W7YATT,S PULMOFIC BALSAM-THB
w Invaluable Compound has been in successful use
for than 20 years. 1t has cured hundreds who were
thought be ncurabe of Pulmonary Complaint many Of
whom had abandoned all hopes. Yet they now re-
stored vigorous health, after having been given up BY
friends and physicians. .
In all complaints of the lungs throat chest and side,
such as pain the breast splitting of blood painful and
excessive mucus expecoraton asthma difficulty ofbrsath-
ing old and stubborn cough and for the relief Of consump
tives. Price 81 per bottle Prepared BY
w. b. WYATT, Druggist and Apothecary,
Nos 1876 snd 1873 Main St., Salisbury, N. q.
March I, 1851. 26-w&sw3m.
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fOW0efs
Should the war continue, North Carolina will ex-
perience great want of powder. A correspondent
Of the Fayetteville 0bserusr speaking Of the difficult
ty of making it in this State, says:
ut is tedious and expensive process, to make
sulphur from iron or copper pyrites, but it is our
Only resource now. North Carolina mines furnish
an immense amount Of highly sulphurous pyrites.
we have some saltpetre in this State, and any guam
tty Of the best woods for charcoal"
This opinion is confirmed by Prof Emmons-
Perhaps he could not 90 better service to the
State than to be projecting arrangements for ma
king it.
CROWDED OUT.-We have received from an un-
a0"n person copy Of the regulations for the Uni
sof'n Dress and equipments of the Volunteers and
0'a'e troops of North. Carolina with request To-
puol'sn' 1t shall appear as soon as we have space.
'ne' requests will be attended to Of the same ne.
,''e several poetca articles have been neceesari.
t' .'Y"oea out We will do our best to oblige our
friends and the public 4
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THE OAK CITY HOUSE.

THE OAK CITY HOUSE.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE)
RALEIGH, N. C..
U0HIS HOUSE HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED
and newly furnished in elegant STYLE and Mr. MON.
TAGUE, late Of Wilmington has opened on The second
floor, tr&
NEW BILLIARD SALOON, 4gg
WITH ~
PHELANS PATENT, COMBINATION CUSHION
TABLES.
This Establishment, under q arrangement, has been
freshly stocked with PURE LIQUORS, WINES, SEGARS
&C., direct from the Custom House. It will be conducted
the CASH plan, BY competent and obIgng Managers.
N. B. Walter H. Taylors Old London Duck Brandy
and the famous Reading Ale always on draught.
"a Snacks Served at all Hours. Ia
FREE LUNCH given daily at II o'clock.
D. G. LOUGEE Co.
March g. 1851. 88-<N4swtE'
"YATT,s SPECIFIC PILLS CURE PERMA.
w neutly with dispach Their early will save ex-
pen.e and much future misery They are complete and
gratifying success perfectly safe under I'll creumstances
alike for male female and entirely free from taste and
smell Price 81 Sent by nail including stAmps Pre-
W. h. WYATT, Druggist and Apothecsry,
Nos 1856 and lS8 Main st., Salisbury n c.
March !, 1851. 26-w&sw8m.
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s-ss4s.s{sS -, ~
was appointed gh.innan md Orlsq& BssNn. vas
elected Secretary. Delssstes fSd 1j.scolf. spa
Kentucky were present 8 $.
( The Convention adjdmued TN
the arrival Of delegates on their way hithef. sfs
MARRIED, 's rs CO. -. =
In st. Peters Church in Washington, n !AS 9Th
ult BY the Rev. Mr. 0eer Dr. John O. EsickHeys u New
Orleans and Miss Annie 0rimes. sf Beaufort Couusy:
U1IVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WOn1H or
new ready.nade el0tAing and Nilitn1y Seedss
lust received from Richmond. Va which We were eompel
ed to pay cash for We offer The same ct small adSnes
for cash. and to credit customers who have psd ser
bills promptly. p ~ @s'gf
GREY pLANSEL SHIRTS FOR SOLDIERS.
BED i2i
CHECKED GINGHAN 49, !" sSh
MIXED CASHMERE !" ~
CHECKED.
500 PAIRS COTT0NADE PANTS !"
ALSO,
A LARGE LOT OF MILITARY BUTTONS
CHEAP MUSLIN SHIRTS, I'm,
= CHEAP CASHMERE SHIRTS. :,,,
Exchange wanted. s4s d 49,
Raleigh, June 4, 1851. 5s-tE
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Tor HIRE.--A ERSr BATBcA
SALE very fine yoapg AARE Apply to.s,i, 4,
April Q. 1851. 9si 10 - % sf5ssE ~ iSff
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AETHNT1oN
Farmers and Dealers In
PATE N rs.

I'm toe 9Th day of May. 1850, very valuable pat
~ ent was granted me for an inrrov s-.ta, In aP
paratus foI evaporating sugar cane juice tlrmer
generally. and all those eag.gei IN n. raisins o
Sorghum or Chinese sugar Cane shouid know tha
evaporatiog su9nr juices. hut in order 70 give g
part of description of the Paent. Te'er to the
following, part If the schedule referred to in the
Letter Patent:
"rhe nature Of M invention consists in providing
pans each 'he width Of the hestins surface. and
hinged to each othe. their sides 70 r-ndor them
more portable and 10 aiow to be inclined while
the other be level, and being supported on
guides ways which pass at right angles with tho
furnace, allow pan to be in contact with the
heat ~hiie the syrup is being drawn from tho ether
in contest. thus avoiding any tendency to burn
while drawing off
Again in nnother part Of the schaAe il is stated:
"Rut o avoid the danger burning th, syrup.
provide guides or ways A. b c. secured TO the
furnace l.. at right angles. which may D. made OF
either brick or iron. Upon ihs ways | place the
hinged pans f. either one Of which IS the width
of the ,urna,e by the removal ct either Of these
pans by sliding ateray upon tho guides you dispace
one which is replaced by its fellow T@AJ
In the letters patent it stated that description of
ssd Charles Harvey in the schedule hereunto annex
Cd" Said schedule forming part Of the letters pat
ent) 10 the schedule it is distinctly stated gudos
and hereby give WARNING to all persons who
have not purchased rights of Age t, and 70
al persons who be disposed TO use sad guides OF
ways in said nner refrain therefrom unless they
wish to have actions for smagss brought against
them in the District Courts of The United States.
CHARLES HARVEY, Patentee.
B.F. MORGAN. General Agent.
NB-Fsrmers and others obtain farm rights
at Five Dollars per Farm Early applics tions should
be made before State and Cruny Rights arc disposed
Of. Those engaged in the raising of Sorghum can
manufacture nice sugar and raoiasses great pc rt
Of she asid esmsn, which entors into the composition
Of tho syrup cen be removed. And tie 60 nsnt
IN regard to muving Of the pans obviates the
eessty Of burning part Of the syrup while the 9TH
or is Se.ng vithiIawn.
State and Country Rights cheap for trade. and
cheaper cash. This patent is certainly very de-
srabie one every farmer in the Northern States
especially since the supply Of sugar from the South
business can have an oppor,uni y by purchasing
counties and then selling wnship aud farm rights.
Those who wish TO obtain Farm Rights counties and
tho above named. Early Communications requested
from those who receive this notice.
Richmond, July IL, 1851 5l-4w
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A Negro Strikes for Freedom.

The Schooner $ j. Waring OF Brookha-
ven. from New York for Montiviieo. July
Alb. with an assorted cargo re :urped TO New
York on Sunday. On the third day out.
July 7th. she was brought to by the priva-
teer brig JEFF Davis. which semi boat full
Of men alongside, aud ordered the captain
of the schooner to haul down the United
States fa9. aud declared her prize. They
took from her quantity of provisions, and
then put on board q prize crew oi hve men,
taking away Capt. Francis Smith. the two
mates, and two seamen, and leaving the
steward. two seamen. and Mr.. Bryce Mac
kinnon, = passenger. on board. The prize
crew were Montague Amiel, Charleston
pilot in command. one named Stevens -
mate. Malcolm Sidney - second mate, and
three men,
They made . southerly course. aad on
the 10th Of July. when City miles to the
southward of Chasisssoa. the prize captain
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Erue Dem cratic Grit--9Doeco 81
David Todd at S0lo0.

You may have thought you had impos-
tant work iu education, religion. etc., but
il was all Insignificant beside the work bow
I'm hand. Should the Stars and 6dipss now
trail in the dust, you can no longer eoy, ~
can govern ourselves. : Ny last child ny
last dollar shall go, before | shall yield this
point. Il NAV cost US Ill, but We shau Be
gamers if we maintain our firm psiocjpass.
Il am happy to say that viii ~ oloesss
scrutiny, and my almost wish that ny pro-
dictions on the stump should b ful3lled.
am frank to confess that I heartily s1-
aorsr and approce ereyy act of Lssests
~iuce his inaugurasiossseI I Oes3 support
him as sam as .ooald Asdrsv Jsekses.
spent my time TO defeat Lincoln; / spons
my money, nearly spent my lie 70 dsfeas
him: but no sooner did hear the news from
Sumter, tha, the flag upheld By Lincoln
had fallen, than thought was ~ most
ardent supporter he had. A nsighbos Of
mine, once County Commissioners. busi.
ness partuer Of rnine-a DemocnS-l heard
WAS In doubt about his courss. He came
To nv house. and before / asked him 10 ut
down. | asked him If he doubted whA4 70
so ia this crisis. He said the d d
/ Republicans had got the country isto troub-
he and they might get il QUIT" 6sid !, 20
ont He looked as me but did nos move,
and said, Ego out and never daskaa my
door sgaie = And be did 60 out. as4 win
never return. Ii Was mot bred n his Blood.
however. for two of his sons are n the 19th
Regiment, ~ - as54
"Promise these men that whsa thsy ssma
back. as from the charsctsss Of thee 0hp-
tain. McIirasb. know they win. covered
with hoaor. you viii invite thso Asss aeain-'
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From the indiana Joarn... Ju
What Has Eecn Done.

For nearly two weeks past Governor Nor
ton has been in Washing. 4 laboring to Sc
cure some assistance from the Gene al Gov
eminent in meeting the expenses imposed on
the State by the war. He returned ves:er
t,ay. and We learn from him that his success
has exceeded his expectations. l. has, of
course, been understood rom the beginning
that the General Government woul /, in the
end. assume all the war debts of the Safes.
or reirb bursa all their outlays, but as this
would only BE- done after the war was over.
il would afford 20 relief from lame Hate
pressure Taxes would have TO be levied
and paid inst as IF TO repayment was ever
to be made The Governors object vas 10
change this ultimate to immediate as
Sumption of the States burIhen, and thus
save the taxation and debt of the interven-
in" years.
He has procured the acceptance OF the
two regiments row in the service of the
State, Col Haekleman's and Col. j. NJ
Wallace :. for the time they are enlisted. oae
year. To 10 this be procured the insertion
of An amendment in the militia bill which
authorizes the President to accept forces fol
less than three years. or the war. if he deem
ed it advisable. and obtained lhe President.
consent 10 accept our regiments If the bil
passed. The bill was passed. but the Secre
tary of War positively refused to issue ar
| order for the acceptance of the regiments
The Governor got peremptory order from
the President few moments before he lef
for home tor their acceptance. and the Sec
! reta,y has since issued the Necessary order
| The State is thus relieved OF the burthen o
these. the last of the troops authorized b,
the '.Six Regiment Bill" The Govern
ment assumes all the cost of eQuipping them
and sll their pay during the time they hay'
been in the States service. so that they, ik'
the four regiments already turned over 70 tn
General Government, viii cost the Stat'
nothing This was an important feature
ths Governors enterprise.
1 Another object was 70 secure from tn
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80 s4s--.ss4 III
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TERMS OF ADvERTaslsG. CASH.

A"souARR" is 9 lines of the type In which this
IL set, No dverf inserted for less than One
Dollar, though LESS than lines, and tor one week
only All d,spisyel advertisements measured By this
rule
All advertisements continued till forbid At the ex-
bsnse Of the ndvertiseF-
s14- Notice e.-AdvertiseDents to insure Insertion
must be sent in by IL o'clock NJ. Tuesday
amounting 20 S5 will DO entitled to
editorial notice free Of charge Esch subsequent
notice, When requested. 81
Obituaries All Obituaries Of ten lines or ie.s
insert I'd FREE All over his amount will be charged
at half sdvertising rstes.
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congressional.
WAsHINGToN, July /!

"AShiNoioN' Suiy -. -
HoUSE-Mr. Kellogg. of ILL.,. moved
that when the House adjourn i, be till Mon
day
Mr. washburne before voting wished
to know whether the Committee on Ways
and Means had any business to report.
Mr. Cox objected to the question being
asked. the object being. he said, to go to
Manassas to get in the way Of our soldiers.
fLaughter.) The House refused to adjourn
till Monday. Ayes 42 against IS.
Critteaden asked leave to submit resolu-
lions declaring the present civil war had
been forced on US by the disunionists of
Southern States. now in rebellion against
the Government of the United States
That 10 this National emergency, Congress.
bsnishing ali feelings of passion and resent
ment. will recoiiec, only their duty to their
csuotry tat the war is not waged for con-
quest. or subjugation. or interfering with
/ the rights or established constitutions of
their States. but to maintain aud defend the
supremacy of the constitution. with the
light and equality under it unimpaired; tha.
as soon as these objects shall be accom-
plished, the war ought to cease.
| Mr.. Sedg~ick, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, reported back Senate bill ap
propFiating 5000, 900 to 50 100000 to en-.
able the Secretary of the Navy 10 purchase
or charter vessels. to be armed as tempo
rary increase Of the navy during the pre-
sent rebellion. z
Mr. Sedgwick reported back the join'
resolution for the relief of widows and or
phans Of those lost in the sloop of war Le'
want Passed. sse
! The bill providing for an assistant Sec.
La md
more efficient organization of the army bu
reau. was passed.
The House adjourned till Monday.
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RICHMOD, IND.
State Of Indiana, Wayne Co. S. S

In the Wayne Common Pleas Court, September
Term 1881.
Martin Cain
To foreclose mortgage No. 1880.
Jacob tsetz.
NToiiCE is hereby given TO said defendant who,
~ appears By afhiasit on ale is "a non resident
Of STATE of Indiana. Of the fling of she eSmpis nj
and pcndeecy of the action in the above entitled
aad ua'ess he he and before the Judge
of the said Wayne Cour. o. Cosnmou Pleas on the
hrst day the next term thereof. be held at the
Csur, aaass in Centrexile, in sail county. en- tse
second Nenday Of September 1884, then and there 10
answer Senur thereto the will be heard and
de,eru1sd in his absence and decree rendered ac-
coriiagiy.
Witnrss Sol Meredith, clerk and the seal OF said
Court at Csrtreville this 5th day of tuly 1861.
sol. MEREDIrH, Clerk.
July IL - rs 81
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The Case Truly stated.

The subjoinei letter from the Hon
David kiIgore, Of Indiana, to Gen. Leslie
Combs. of kentucky. places in . strong
light the true responsibility of the war into
which the Government has been forced, and
other questions connected with the crisis
WAsHrSaroN, June 5, 1861.
DEAR SIR: know you will pardon me-
for not writing TO You At sn earlier day wher
assure you that my time has been con
stautly occupied since here in dischsrgine
indispensable duties which I owed to my
constituents.
l feel confident the day is not far distan,
when the mind of every intelligent man i,
Kentucky and elsewhere will be disabused
as to the policy OF President Lincoln and hi
supporters, and oil know to a certainty that
whilst the President feels it to Be his swors
duty to refain and defend the public proper
ty and enforce the faithful erecxtion Of ii,
lars, he has no disposition whatever I.
make war upon the fsstifxtsos Of slorey.
in any Of the States, or to make war at al
if it can be avoided.
hope you viii pardon me for sayinl
that. in my opinion, much harm has bee'
done to the Union cause. by men PROCESSING
to be its friends. BY the abuse and misapp!l
cation Of the term coercion Many goot