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cincinnati.
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weHsns. Gbeufp na6 GIapra, Buffalo unp @daaba. gta8 @nt.
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@ermaata SebenssOerR@erungSs
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observation-disclosures.

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.9eSI5net uno nm Z l1br Gbenps Sei&lOHen
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1915 t.'3 99 ScTmnutN
IN " 10 9 0 /.

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.snten 9eSrinbetcn Hnb SOa oeutf6em 8e1mfsT ~.
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-13
For the Standard,
WILMINGTON. N. c.. Nov. 3 1S6

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 8. 1851
Mr. EDITOR The repetition of the Cantata gwen
last night by the young ladies very we'll attend.
cd, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather
The young ladies if any thing performed their parts
much better than they did the first night. The
beautiful dress of the Faries and their smiling "a
ces, together with the airy evoutions of graceful
forms. rendered within itself the whole a perfect
success. 1.-The Fairy Queen" represented by Miss
Kate F., was admirably sustained The exquisite
dress and grace Of the Queen perfectly angelic
The speeches were well written and gracefully de-.
livered. The Gipses, without alludng to partic,,.
lar persons did their parts handsomely. "Our
Southern Wagon or "Wait for the Wagon" BY
the five little representatives, was performed WELL
During the whole performance there was constant
shower Of bouquets. In short, the whole thing was
perfect success, and will ever be remembered as
the most brilliant thing of the kind ever produced
in Wilmington.
There has been considerable excitement here for
four or five days. Militia from different counties
have been pouring in. The Southern train brought
in last night between seven and eight hundred from
Robson, each of which had his gun and powder.
pouch. There is now here between three and four
thousand militia awaiting orders.
The whole city was thrown in an unusual state
of excitement on Friday morning by hearing dis
tinctly the booming of cannon the night previous
Ihat morning there were ten thousand different ru
mors atloat and until official information could be
obtained all believed sincerely that the ball hat
| opened. The next evening, however, the steame,
brought the news. The firing proved to be at Cas-
we'll, the cause of which was false alarm. Howeve,
much excited and troubled some of people along
the coast were, the false alarm did great deal o.
good and happened in season. for it has picked the
ears of every body.
The rumor now is the feet has gone to Port
Royal This place is situated in the Southern ex
trelne of South Carolina the Georgia line,
is said to be one of the best harbors in the who'll
/ country-but the whole feet having gone there, il
| only conjecture. At any moment it may make it
appearance OH our coast at as good harbor as Por
Royal BY tomorrow, it is rumored, there will b,
five thousand militia here to be kept until we ca,
hear of the whereabouts Of the great expedition.
Every thing down on this part of the coast is prett
! we'll prepared, and in a short time the whole
Wilmington will be fortified. The work now il
! nearly finished. WORRELL.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-13
GENERAL NEWS.

The reported death Of Gen. Samuel Houston; Of
Texas, is doubted by the Richmond Dispete6.s II
learns that he wss improving on the 3lst October.
The Hatteras prisoners Tmve been removed from
New York to Boston. About go afs invalids-
mostly typhoid cases. sat
The CRANKY lead. mines Of Missouri IN the Soatlr-
western part Of that State and in possession Of the
Confederates, said to be immensely val'fable.-
The mines are now producing at the rate Of 6,0O0-
999 OF pounds annually. The quality is the best
in the world -a--
Indiana, it is said, has 81, 900 volunteers in the
field. She turns them out faster than they can DO
armed and equipped. Too fast to feed, also, no
doubt
One OF our privateers on the Southern coast late
ly destroyed the brig r. X. Eaton of Maine, loaded
with government stores for Tortugas.
Gen. Lee has arrived in Richmond from his COM
mand in Western Virginia.
, The latest news from England and France is not
unfayorahe to an carly recognition of the Southern
Confederacy. '.
The Savannah folks are moving to establish direct
steam communication with Europe. Mr.. g. 3.
Lamar publishes an advertisement, stating that sub
scriptons to Stock Company will be immediately
begun. Shares, 500 each. ,s.t
A vessel arrived at Norfolk on the 4th by way of
the canal, with $50 bags Of coffee, from a wreck
that went ashore some days ago on the Currituck
bank.
Capt. Rufin, we learn, has accepted the Office Of
Judge Of the Superior Courts and entered upon its
duties.
1t is estimated that since, the commencement of
the war; the Confederates have taken TO- 900 prison
ers, while the liessIans have captured about 2, 0OO
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-13
For the Standard.

f0r the standard.
At called meeting of Palmyra Lodge, l47, held
on the 1st day Of November, A. d. 1861, A. L.
685l, the committee appointed to prepare suitable
Henry b. Holland, report the following:
WHEREAS, We have heard with much regret of
the death OF our much esteemed friend and brother,
Henry b. Holland, who was amongst the first t. an
swer our country call and offer himself as sacri-
flee for her liberty, and who has fallen an early
victim to disease, ofwhch the company of which he
was member has much suffered. Therefore he it
Resolrea, That whilst bowling with humble SUBJ
mission under the dispelsation of Divine Providence
which doeth all things well, recognized in our de-
parted brother true and faithful Mason, devoted
Christian, and an atfectionate friend
Resolved, That we will cherish and ever hold in
sacred memory the virtues and exemplary character
Of our deceased brother.
Reyolred, That we are admonishcd by the death
Of brother Holland, who has been called to the c.
lestial Lodge above in the bloom of life of our own
mortality-and 1t becomes us as accountable beings
to Almighty God, to make the necdful preparation
for that erentful hour.
Resolred, That as Mason, to which he ever pro-
fessed the strongest attachment truly approaching
the beauties of the ORDER VIC do sincerely lament the
death Of cne who, while amongst us, ever stood as
living example of what Mason and Christian
ought to he; and that the silver cord has beer
loosed the golden bowl broken. or the pitcher
broken at the fountain, the wheel broken at the
cstern, the dust shall return to the earth as it was
and the spirit unto God who gave it
Resolred, That copy of these resolutions be SEM
to the family of the deceased, and to the Raleigh
STANDARD, with the request that they he published
NELL S. STEWART
II. A. BARNES. Committee
WILLIAM BYRD.
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Gbe Stan0ar0.
RALEIGu:sATURDAY, NOV. ., 1861.
PROCLAMATION,
BIZ the GOVERNOR Of North CAROL

vW7HEREAS THE PRESIDENT OF THE CoNfEi'.
w ERATE States hath set apart fridag, the l"th "t
November inst day of sting hurlation and prayer:
AND WHEREAS, it is our sacred duty with profund gIS'l,
tude for past blessings, also TO snppcate Almighty G"d
far his continued kindness and us as State and
Nation: AND WHEREAS this solemn reg ious duty is espe
y proper and incumbent upon us in the present serious
crisis of our public affairs when We fee so deeply and are
anxious to acknowledge our humble dependence on the
Almighty in all things and especially on Him. as the God
Of battles give the victory over all our enemies and
secure to US the blessings of an honorable peace:
Vow therefore, l. HENRY 7. CLARK, Governor FL
eio of the Slate of Nor hCarona do hereby set apart
The said 18th of November inst for the performance OF said
religious duty: and in confrnity with the Proclamation
Of he President of the Confederate States earnestly re.
Quest the Reverend Clergy "f all denominations, and all
the GOOD pcops of State regiousy to observe the
said day in solemn public worship and as day Of fast
ing humiliation and prayer
eo.uw; Given under my hand and the seal of our State
SEAL. of Norh.Caroua, at Raleigh this 5h day OF
November 1851.
BY the Governor. ,,>,,,, ,,,nr
PULASKI CowPER Secretary.
November s, 1881. W
q. All papers in the State will please copy.
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For the Standard.
CAMP RuYrrs. Va. Nov. 9Th. 1861.

CAMP RuTFIN, Va, Nov. 9th, 1861.
Mn. EDITOR: No doubt you bad long ago conrlud-
ed that you would not again be disturbed with my
brief and uninteresting letters; and admit that I
became ashamed Of them, and came to the conclu-
sion that they were not worth the space they occu-
pied but seeing that you have other correspon.
dent irom this regiment i thought perhaps, short
letter occasionally would be better than none.
, dislike very much to write when can relate no
news; but private being permitted to leave camp
but seldom, has no opportunity of learning any
news. except what he finds in the few newspapers
that sometimes wend their way into camp. Ol
course there are always many camp rumors aAoat,
but in which there can be placed but little reliance
We are encamped now within three quarters of a
mile Of Sewells Point, We were ordered here about
three weeks ago to support the battery should it be
attacked; which was expected every hour while
Lincoln's feet was lying at Old Point. That has
now disappeared destined no doubt for some point
on our coast.
We are now engaged in building log cabins, in
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which to take up winter quarters. They are yer
roughly built, and i think theirlTtras structur
would excite the mirth Of the widest savages So.
we will not hibernate IN the city as We once an.
was not for guarding the beach, which will es So
very dssagFseable on account Of tie cold North
Winds : li .;,e - fsFa gftEss
! am happy 70 state that the health Of our regi-
ment is now very good. We have but very little
sickness Of any kind learn that this clItiafe il
rather healthy than Otherwise daring The winter
season. ssFs,
We have had . great deal Of rain sor severafwesks
past, which renders camp life the more disagrssa.
bic. s' SYLViNE:
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families to denude any County Of all its defenders?

families, to denude any County Of all its defenders
We say, no! mol 1- e
Common sense-ordinary prudence it strikes US.
ought to dictate to our authorities the great danger
and hazard of such policy Let the militia be or.
ganlzed and drilled weekly, as we have advised and
when occasions require it. let select portions of the
militia of fifty Counties if need be most contiguous
be drawn to the of action, but in the Of
humanity and our common safety, let not the entire
militia Of any County be drawn away at once
These are our views honestly spoken-not that we
would be considered opposing the measures of the
powers that be cautiously far from it-but because
we feel called upon at this juncture to present our
objections to policy which may prove exceedingly
injurious, and which, to say the least is hazardous.