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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

PROVIDING Fo THE SoLpIERs.-The Virginia Con-
vention has adol 'ted the following resolution:
"Resolued, T9at it be earnestly recommended to
the citizens Of tile several counties Of this Common
wealth to prorap ty form and discipline companies
of volunteers Of their able bodied men and to the
County Courts to- levy OF raise, by issuing bonds,
sufficient amount of money to equip and arm such
volunteers when raised"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

CAvALRr.- We learn that the Piney Woods Cav
airy, Capt Fari;b ;bault the Neuse Cavalry, Capt Mar
riott, the Bun combe Cavalry, Capt Hardie, and
other companit have been rendered to the Govern
or and decline,l He thinks the State has no nse
for cavalry in a :tive service at this Be- But they
will be needed case the State should be invaded
There are some fifteen OF twenty companies in the
State
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01
We call attention to the General Orders in
the Standan Of to-day, from the Office Of the Adju-
tant General @ - - r&tFs'a% .ssi-ss.ta -

RESIGNED. Our friend j. s. Robinson who has
for some yea rs held clerkship in one Of the De-
partments ct Washington, has resigned and will At
once return t % North Carolina, his native State-
Neoberm, 4 Pro gyess
: Mr.. A. W. Lawrence, Mr.. W. W. Morrison, and
Mr. John v. Cameron, natives Of this State reached
here day or two since, having resigned their Offices
at Washingtt m. t....y.., ,.-..1& d.
Mr. Lawrence was professor of mathematics in
the Navy and was in service at the Observatory, at
Washington. ~. ~:
Mr.. MorTisc n was at once called to the commissa-
ry departu ent by Gov. Ellis, and left on Thursday
evening for Il te western part Of the State to pur-
chase supplies for the troops
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

EDGEcoxBE GuARDs-This fine body of citizen
sodery left yesterday morning under requisition of
Gov Ellis, for Fort Macon. The Company consists
of John L. Bridgers, Captain; Whitmel P. Lloyd,
LIST Lieut.; Wm. S. Long. I'd Lieut.; VIM. CASTOR
Lewis, Sd Lieut.; j. Spencer Pippin, Ensign; Red
din S. Sugg, Orderly Sergeant; Dr.. Jos. II. Baker,
Surgeon; VIM. A. Jones, Qnartermaster; and "a
privates.
On Thursday, donation of $50 was received
from Kemp P. Battle, Esq, of Raleigh, for the use
of the Company. They are fully armed and
equipped, and should occasion offer will doubtless
acquit themselves in gallant manner.-7au6oro'
Southerner. .s
This company arrived here last night from Fort
Macon 1t is SAID to be one of the best appointed
and best drilled companies in the State.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

tY We learn that a meeting was held at Banks
in this county, on Thursday, which was addressed
by Kemp P. Battle, NJ. A. Bledsoe, and N. G. Rand,
Esquires. Sixteen volunteers came forward A
company will be formed in Panther Branch, St.
Mary's and Barney Jones districts A Home Guard
was also formed. The most enthusiastic spirit pre-
vailed the people being united to man in the cause
of the country.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

SEAsoNABLE ADvIcE.-Thc Committee Of Safety
OF Newbern have published a notice. in which 1t is
earnestly recommended to the people Of the town
and county at large, to abstain from all luxures, to
use with exact economy the necessaries of life, and
to husband resources Of every kpd, to meet the inn
pending storm Of war which now threatens our be-
loved State" r. g,, r, "a. -.5,rs. z. ..,.t.,s
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

Coon ADvIcE-The last Iredel Ezpress in urg-
South, says:
ave are no 'Secessionists,' but Southern Rights
men, devoted to State, and desire is to see
Union of the South for the welfare and safety of
the South now that all hope for settlement Of our
sectional troubles otherwise appears to be at end
Secession we have never considered the best remedy
will be preferable even bloody war, to the discord
and hate which dns in the ears and rankles in the
hearts of large portion of the Southern and North.
ern people towards each other. .z-- .-
To the conservative men, Wings and Democrats,
who have strven to get this trouble settled without
the eusion of blood, and continue Constitutional
UEion--which seems impossible now-to them we
would make the following suggestion: Never for
sake your CoNsERyATIsN-butc cling to it-and Chef
ish tit will be wanting in the midst of the strife
which about to ensue, and when that strife shall
be brought to close-it will then be required to
infuse in the government which the people will
erect-or ought to erect-adopting your principles
for the main pillars of the edifce. Republican
form of government cannot be maintained without
the essential ingredient of Conservatsm-and it is
the only ism that should ever enter into govern
ment Without it, all human fabrics for securing
the equal rights Of the people, are failures and good
government must perish" ,.s.j. .,a- .a
Up to the proclamation of Lincoln our people
were divided. The party names were Unionsts
and Secesslonsts Those names have ceased to exist
We are all Southern rights men now, and it is
therefore wrong to continue what is called the
Southern Rights Party" Let us stand together
and act together as one people until our rights and
liberties are fully established and secured. i,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01
The Var Ne.os from MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, April ls.-Roger A.xPryorsl, has
been appointed Colonel in the Army. Cen Henn-
ingson will probably be appointed Lieut. Colonel
under him. Pryor leaves tonight for Virginia to
organize regiment. Appointments in the Army
are being made rapidly but the list of the War De-
partment is not classified. W. F. Gordon has arrived
from Virginia, with the Ordinance Of Secession,
which he presented to the President and -Pres
dent of the Confederate States He left last night
for Richmond Ex-senator Wigfall is expected 10
speak tonight Adams Express Company has se>
fused to take valuable packages outside Of the Con-
federate States. -, ~ ,s ,i..., H. -. f,s;5
SIX P. M-There is great excitement in eenss.,
quence of the news from Baltimore Pryor is speak.
ing to large crowd in front of the Exchange Hotel
Gov. Moore has left the city for some days -.
Above $a00O,000 Of the Confederate loan has
been taken. .- a. aa. !l.,ts4 ~. 5 stiai,:is. ~
am informed that an attack on Fort Piekens.ik i
momentarily exported. There iss rumor IN tha.
city that the commander of Fort Pickeus has d..
manded the evacuation Of the forts,s4 grs,. ,lsI'i
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

W Our townsman, Josiah Turner, jr., Esq, left
his home yesterday morning, to join our force at
Fort Macon, where he expects to remain until the
meeting Of the Legislature and longer if necersary
His first intention was to go to Fort Caswell, but
learning that Fort Macon was threatened, he made
that his destination ~ ilsborouoh Recorder. !.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

Return Of Co.. Smalrs Massachusetts, Regiment
PHnADELpHIA. April 20.-Col. Smalls regiment
returned last night. Six men thereof were wound.
ed by the stones thrown at Baltimore. A large
number are missing .f.,.- ......,, ~ =,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

sY The war feeling at the. North is evidently
ea'ner'ng in intensity Money, men, and arms are
'enoered IN abundance from all quarters. terri
Ole conflict appears to be inevtable Let the South
ssala every nerve to sustain Maryland and Virginia
fnsDstrlct Of Columbia will be the battle ground.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

CoNFRxED.-The Baltimore american of Satur.
day afternoon, confirms the burning Of all the bridges
on the Philadelphia and Northern Central Railroads.
They were destroyed by order of Mayor Brown, and
the camphene used was furnished by the city. A
communication signed by Mayor Brown and endor-
sed by Gov Hicks, was addressed to Lincoln Satur.
day forenoon, requesting him to desist from order.
ing troops through the city, and adding, that if it
were attempted, they would have to fight their way
at every step. Lincoln replies that no more troops
shall be brought through Baltimore, if in military
point of view, and without interruption or opposi-
ton, the9can be marched around Baltimore. ff
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

W The mails in this State will no doubt be car
ried as heretofore by the contractors who will be
paid by the State The postmasters and route agents
will continue to act
Mr.. Wesley Whitaker, Jr., one Of the route agents
on the Raleigh and CASTOR Road, having been re-
moved by Lncolns government was at once COM
missioned by Gov. Ellis, and is still in service. Mr..
Whitaker's place, it seems, was offered to Mr.. S.
Walter Scott, Of this place, who Indignantly decli-
ned it, and wrote to the Postmaster General that he
"would help to maintain the rights Of the South
at the point of the bayonet" and instead Of serving
old Abe, he "would like to get just one good shot
at him."
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

"a" We learn that the Governor and Council
at their recent meeting in this City, resolved to sus-
pend all the public works under their control
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

The Granville Independent Greys who have soner~
to Fort Caswe are noble corps Of fellows. They
will give good account Of themselves wherever
they may go, both as citizens and soldiers Oxford
Leisure Hour L.i'&E S.'~s 81 i.S.9i- =. p .S'
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

REsIesED.-We learn that Joseph Price, Esq, Of
Wilmington, N. c., 1st Lieutenant in the Reyense
Cutter service Of the United States, has tspdered
his resignation to President Lincoln. = -. s.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

We have just learned that Raleigh is to be the
Headquarters of the troops, and that more than
5000 will be in this city soon. We sincerely
hope that friends will send wood to either of the
depots or to the Fair Grounds, for the gallant and
and firesides, to cook their food with.
Direct it to Capt R. S. Tucker, and the railroad
will bring it free.
Messrs. Tucker, Williams and Thompson are en-
gagged in the active discharge of duty. Mr.. Will
lams left on Wednesday evening for the Salisbury
and Charlotte region of country to purchase pro-
visions for the troops Persons who may have pro.
visions to sell may rest assured that the Legislature
will promptly provide means to pay for them.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

The Eastern argus, the leading organ of the De-
mocracy of Maine calls the present crisis President
Lincoln's wa" and says: If Mr. Lincoln does not
design to break up the government and entirely
PROSTATE the national authority the course pursued
by him seems calculated to produce no other result
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

The New York Methodist Conference has been
praying for war most Justify. The Rev. Secretary
closes tremendous war-prayer with these terribls
words -
- Grant o God, that those who have aimed at the
very heart of the Republic may be overthrown. We
wipe them from the face Of the country" t..
If there is the least idea that this prayer is to be
answered, we advise Lincoln and his Cabinet and
the rest Of the Abolitionists to stand from UNDER
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

- The military spirit is thoroughly aroused
in this State From the seaboard to the Tennessee
line but one spirit animates our people North
Carolina will send her full quota Of troops to unite
in the attack on Washington City. Our streets are
alive with soldiers and officers many Of the latter
being here to tender their companies to the Govern
or. Washington City will soon be too hot to hold
Abraham lincoln and his government. North-Car.
ona has said it and she will do all she to make
good her declaration. She will never lay down her
until the revolution is accomplished and until
her rights and liberties are made secure against the
assaults of her enemies.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

Gov: Letcher has appointed Major Walter Gwynn
to the Office Of Major General of the volunteer forces
Of Virginia. VII Herald - :
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

Mn1rARY-A meeting was held here on Friday
acknowledges Mclean in the Chair and W. N.
Tillinghast Secretary-to organize the Home
Guard" There being 140 names on the list they
were divided into an Eastern and Western Company.
somlnittee, consisting of Messrs, A. A. Nc
Kethan, Hon. W. Winslow r. p Buxton, A. M.
Campbell and and D. G. McRae, was appointed to
nominate Officers for the Eastern Company, and re-
ported Maj. A. NJ. Campbell for Captain, Col. s. T.
Hawlcy for 1st Lieutenant Maj. D. G. McRae for
I'd Lieut., and P. Taylor for Sd Lieut
A similar Committee for the Western Company,
consisting of Messrs. E. j. Lilly. E. j. Hale, D. A.
Ray, II. L. Myrover, and G. B. Mallett, reported
Capt W. Mel. Mckay for Captain, Nathan A. Sted-
man for LIST It., G. B. Mallet for I'd, and John D..
Williams for Sd. 50
These nominations we're unanimously confirmed.
1t having been stated that Committee of Ladies
had been engaged during the forenoon in taking up
subscription to procure suitable comforts for the
two Volunteer Companies which have rendered
their services to the State in case they be ordered
of, and that they had collected some hundreds Of
dollars it was resolved forthwith to open an add.
tional subscription to assist in equipping the Com.
panies, and $140O we're instantly subscribed. A
committee then appointed to call upon the citi-
zens generally with the subscription book and the
sum has been increased to upwards Of $4,000.
We regret that We cannot delay this paper till
the afternoon, as usual, but must, to supply the
mails anticipate our usual hour of publication
The Editors and all the adults employed about the
establishment will be engaged with their respective
companies in executing an order Of Gov. Ellis to
take the U. s. Arsenal ut this place. It is hoped
that the Officers of the u S. Army in charge of the
Arsenal will not require that any blood shall be shed
in executing this purpose for the conflict would be
very unequal and boot;ess one, the force nov
mastering against it being about 900 determined
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

ORANGE PATRlorIsM.-At meeting Of citizens of
Orange, held on Thursday last the following reso-
luton, offered by John W. Norwood, Esq, was
unanimously adopted:
"Resolced, That whereas, the Legislature has
failed to make any provisions for the support Of the
volunteers called into the service of the State
we, the citizens Of Orange, now assembled, will
raise sufficient to provide for all the wants of
our Company, the "Orange Guards" and their fam
lilies, whilst absent in the service of the State"
The company referred to in our last as being in the
course of formation at Durham's has been compile
ted and several of the officers (Ncssrs Freeland,
Morris and Durham) were in the City on Wednes-
day to tender the Company to the Governor
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

CuArHAM-We learn that one company Of infan-
try has been raised at Pittsborough at Gorrelrs
Store, one at Rgsbees Store oneat Williams Store,
and that three other companies are in progress -
Chatham, like Gaswell, is responding in the most
patriotic manner to the call Of the Governor.
4 ), E We leagp that Col. j. Johnston Pettigrew,
of Charleston, native Of this State has rendered
his services to Gov. Ellis Maj. Holmes, who has
just resigned his place in the federal army, reached
this City on. Wednesday, There will be work
enough for these gallantaad experienced officers
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

SURGEONS FOR THE ARMY.-We learn from the
Adutant General that Medical Board, consisting
of Drs. F. J. Haywood, Charles E. johnson, and W.
II. Mckee will be convened in this City on the 9Th
Of May, to examine applicants for Surgeons and as
siStant Surgeons in the army. ~ $50 f'S'.-
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

zsnnessss all Rigas. She Stand, By Vlreisio. !
KNOXVILLE, TEM., April 1s.-Tennsssse goes
with Virgins, and is unit Volunteers are rais;se
in all parts Of the State. ,,: a. p -, -,
-, ..t,-.s.'s.5,.gs o.. C. WALLAcks
Knoxville has been one Of The strongest Unisn
sections Of Tennessee, and i Johnsons country.l =
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01
STATE OF NoRTH-cARoL1NA,
COMMIssARY DEPARTMENT

To R. S. TucKER- Greeting: = 2 ."
We, reposing special trust and confidence in you,
integrity and ability do hereby appoint you Acting
Commissary, with the rank of Captain in the Militia
of North. Carolina. = t7''-.- E>:a
In testimony whereof john w. ELLIS, our Gov
ernor, &C., hath signed with his hand these presents
and caused our great seal to be affixed thereto.
A. D., 1861. JOHN W. ELLIS, Governor.
GRAHAM Dawes, ,Seey. ra. -,-ts..
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

~ meeting of our citizens was held on Tues
day night last, to make provisions for the families
u volunteers The proceedings will be found in
another column. This is good movement at the
right time There are many men who are anxious
to serve the State in the army, but who are prevent
ed from doing so by the dependent condition in
which they would leave their families. Their fami-
lies have right to be supported during their ab-
sence, and they soiu be. We feel sure the County
Court will make ample provision for the families Of
those outside of Raleigh who may volunteer, but
who are holding back now from the fear that their
families may suffer. The people of Raleigh have al
ready performed their duty in this respect. ..s.s
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Grent' Ercite,p.,< y, 4 - n.....,,.

:, f-.. = UFe0t ESc3tenept az HasfHA H. 81 -,,,
BosroN, April 20-The city VAS terribly excited
teers at Baltimore The city goser1i.ss. iastIuct.
ed an appropriation Of $4,000 " 1T sus ysiIntsers.
and pay each volunteeF $40 per month besides the
government pay, .e., . ',',t =, ,7'7
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

TIE HARPER's FERRY AFFXIR-The following is
communicated to US as a correct statement of the
taking of the Federal post at Harper's Ferry:
"Col. Crump, Special Aid of the Governor, was
dispatched on Wednesday last to take Harper's Fer.
ry. When he arrived at Strasburg, he had 7Os men,.
He gave up that command and went ahead to Char
lestown. On getting there he ordered the jefferson
Regiment, of $50 men, and Capt Ashby's troop of
Cavalry to surround the town and cut off all COM
munlcatlon, and if reinforcement was attempted,
to burn the bridge When the regiment got to the
edge of the town. the arsenal and armory, contain
ing Il, 600 guns were blown up, and the carpenter
shop set on fire. The citizens saved 1000 improved
arms; the machine shops did not take fire, and the
machinery was saved. The Virginia flag was run
up at - o'clock at night. Col. Crump surrounded
the town with picket guards, declared martial law
in the place and remained in that position until the
rear guard arrived, about day the next morning"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01
RALEIGH ENCAMpMENT.

To the Patriotism of North Carolina:
Any articles of food in the way of Beef Mutton,
Bacon Bread, Flour, Corn, Hay, Oats, Fodder, &C.,
will be thankfully received from those who are able
and willing to give; to those who are not, fair
price will be paid The Railroad will bring all ar
tices for the use of the soldiers free.
IT'S not necessary to say that the ladies will do
their part -. ~
Direct to Capt. R. S. Tucker, assisted by .. H.
Thompson and John G. Williams, Assistant Com
missaries
We acknowledge donation from William Grimes
of one hundred barrels of corn, and from E. A.
Whitaker a lot of provisions.
R. S. TUCKER,
Can't Commissary Department
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Total

The whole SD Regiment, commanded BY Col
John H. Cook, under the immediate command of
Brig Gen. Walter Draughon. p s%'SA. 2l:.'
It may be as well to correct an erroneous impress
sion in regard to the relative position Of the o. s.
Officers at Arsenal The Commandment is Capt
j. A: j. Bradford Of the Ordnance Corps, and not
Brevet Major anderson. The latter commands the
company Of Artillery stationed here at the request
Of the citizens, for the protection of the Arl1,
and is subject to the CALL for that purpose, o. Pt
Bradford fayetteville 0bserper. - (.
On Monday last at half past one, in answer to the
summons, hacked by 1,Os7 determined troops, the
Fayetteville Arsenal was peaceably surrendered to
the State. The Arsenal is now held BY the Stste
troops, undsr command of N9 Dfanghon. on''1 ~
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