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DOARD AND LODGING AT o rHOMP-
ID son Go d boAr aud lodging 81 90 and 80 =
weak, sru ruof1s To- men and their vivea 35 and
eo wseF with bard. day Oosrdors and odgen
taken 81 aw rasas, ESQ udglng for 10 cta aud VI .
,vaaE ae1a 2IaT9o
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED, Lowea
Apossible prioe-Tee,h Allied with gold, 81; bone
90 oGnts silver 90 oents and upwards teeth sx.
tscted without pain, and for those Of small maAns
9b cents. DR.. j. 8. CONWAY, lbO East 4bsh st, bsa
I'd and 81 ave, ss2s e4ac'1iJ
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T~o OONsrMPTTyEs-A PREACHER or

ITO CONSUMPTIvE0-A PREACHER OF
l. The Gospel, having cured his 500 Of ConEimpton
mos. celebraled pkysiciAns, Iasirsa 70 nAhs known
the mods ofcurs, which proves successful In evsry
osSs, 70 those Aficted with coughs, colds, and con
sunption, and be win sAnd Il fres Of charge 70 al
Address DAluM ADkR. 90 RsAa =. T. Y.
Dsis tAesrt'N
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DENSIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS,
L wounded or disabled during the present war,
and also for tho widows of those killed or who may
die in service. Claims for pay, bounty land, &c'
promptly aiteuded TO. CALVIN W. SMITH, cor :
ner Chambers and Chatham ct. os 94ac'lOo
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(1HRAP EHINnoIUS ~ OANto OS
~ BlAlan IsArd. RAre oanLs by bL.san LsaAno
fs7y too, a. whitehall u, bss ,ue Battery snd sOun
ferry. Pose leave every hour from a Y. "
I'm On nns scndAys syary hAlf hour 70 Y
~ ,sTT t-iRT
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Union DIME SAVINGS BANK.

u No. tss CANAL. Goa VARICK STREET.
0pen daily nom 10 a. m. to p. NJ and trou . Z
I'd. m. Six per cenA allowed On al sums of -
and uAdsr, and ave per oenl ca larger anoanA.
pspoAN aaAds before oCtObsr goth. viii bear inl@sA
fro.n ths 1st insa.
THIS BANK HAS RECEIVED on DkROn
OUnuAQ THE Last 10y MONTH";.
WAxRs Ss~sSs. s;1sslarlA
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
hTse'h extracted without pain by new process.
Beautiful Teeth inserted at 81 each; n set on silver
ont pain All opersti1rs skhly performed and
warranted. J. j, VILLEI5, l15 Grand st. two
books from Broadway. os S'l26
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
rOVNTY CLERK'S OFFICE NEW YORK

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, NEW YORK,
- . 'tober O. lSGi.
Prnl'c L7iico ls hereby given that on TIE 18th day
= O'toler shall proceed 10 draw pAr els Ell jurors
~ the following Courts, g. be held In aud for tie
~ sod q uuty VI Nov York, on tine lth dAy Of
November, 1851.
Two panels of 100 petit Jurors eaoh.fo Supreme
Court Circuit Parts And9. l.1S-H
Two panels Of lO4 petit Jurors each for Court of
Common Pleas, Part and Q.
Two panels Of lO4 petit Jurors each for Superior
Court Parts And9.
A pAGsl OF 30 Grand Jurors and also panel Of
100 petit Jurors, Jor Court OF General B,Iiionl.
oc4 s'li9 john CLANCY, q srk.
NOTICE-rHE ANNUAL MEETING OF
lNtne stOckh ,ldsrs OF the New England Car Spring
Company, Dr tho election Of trustees, will be held
al the Oihce Of the company on Tuesday, the 5tb
day of October next, at l2 O'Clock NJ.
se2s S'i4T J.H. THOMPSON, $50.
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\VANTED-A NICE, TIDY, HONEST
w girl, from 70 n " yotrs old, ~ help take care
oi - baby. ant 10 u .ht houscwork. Apply in tho
"a lre, &c south Second st, Wiliamsburgh. o5 800
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ON AND AFrEk TUESDAY, OCTOBER
" 1st tho Steamer BROADWAY wall ietSo piaT
foot O. LAY st. t1u hing At Am D, sc syery af-rnO
at az o lock for YOhkers. H,stings, DJbOs Fer
ry, Taryt ywn, Sing 5lrg, aud HsysrssrAw.
ocl Aac'il2
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pOARD-A VEw RESPECTABLE Yoanq
ID nlnu CO HscOIo az udat.d with U-Ard, A. ai .
.inth 81, a 10 ave, II SS par weak. Privilege Of
sth with jhot sId cold water. Isi4 blao'lsS
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T FRONT

DOARDING-A PLEASANT FRONT
ID Rom 20 Lee with bnarl, ~ gentleman and
wife, also a room wish or without board, for tw o
rep -, table young men, IN private family. Apply
u roLard st Etn 24ac'l lol
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STEAM BOATS.

CHANGE or HOUk tuk kEftOkf.- =
SOu and ANsr lhis dsIo, ths staanD 90 kESfOkf
will leave New York. 100, OF Robinson -, LAZY,
Bur lays exceptcd ~ Colook. p. ", End 6eypor'
as A. ". AAr'~
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nIoRNING LINE FUk PEEKsKILl-TAs
I'l AURORA leA'ra jay !. isliy, a. a. n, l5dn.
days M tor f,cksKLI, I-,aJa Al Vest loth and
YCsh sts, YJnkera, HSStIngs, OOb'a Ferry, Tarry-
town, Sing slug. uAversiraw, Guuaay Point and
YerpiAnk's. Leaves PsakaNin ~ ~ =. N.
sa2t 9Alc'lN
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7 IGHrl LIaHTll LIGHT |
NERVOUS PERSONS
MAY Soon OBTAIN RELIEF BY USING
the
WONDERFUL NERvlNE POWDERS
DOCTOR HENRY zELL.

T'hese Powders, which have teen pressing THAR
wAy gradually yet surely, into favor th ,hs nsr-
vousy afflicted rorton n ghs people, are 10y ond all
douOt, the great ds,idersiu m. They are warran,ai
10 - pcrfeet! hArmlers, snj may be tNs they indeed
daily tsken With full confidence Ia ths,r rome
dinn' caecs. For sale At the following authorized
Agruciesi-
NJ. 63 DIVISION ST, cor MArkss VI. NY.
MkS. BRACHS, No. 9l4 K iglth ave, near 2lSt 81,
~.
MRs HAYES, No. ITO Fulton n Brooklyn.
DR. wM. I. kERCER'S, IA Broad It,, Newark,
NJ.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOX.
~ all On recott cf tbs aeqT
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III. QUESTION ANsy. aRnp.

Rs the qlssnoo N frvqusn,Cy ssiso- Who "a kR2i
wINsLowf We will amply aay ihsi shs 70 LADY
Sko, for upws sTds Of W years, has unLringiy do
Vo.od her ,ims and .slens ~ ,snAls phy,ictAr
,rd nurso, principally snoag children. Bus has
ssp@cAlly ssudied ths constitution sDd wann q
ais nuElsrous ciAss- generally ovariooksd ot
ssslsEly troAled by tls faculty. In 200 many M
flsnces, and, - result o. shis srorl, and practol
n.cwlsdgs obtAined In life TINS Sp4ai ~ nurss
and phynelAn, shs mas compounded . soOthiag
syrup for children ,esAk-ng. operates hhs magic
giving real and hoaAh, and IL, moreover, sure to
regulate ,be bcwes. II consequnnos o, shLs srtiols
xrs. wlnAlow " bscon,ng worid-rSnoWasd ~
peus,Ac,or OF hnr raco; ohildrn do ocrtAnly
.id b,e hor especially this ths case In ,his city.
vAy, quantities OF the sooiuinJ Syrup arv DAns
spd and used herS- We tklrk Mrs winsou hss
rnrnorlAlEed her b. ,his invaluAbis article.
Ilt va sincerely believe thousands OF children have
beon savol from an early grave By IN timely uas
and ,usi uunona yss unbo-n viii share iH bensass
cod un,o H. calling hee blessed. No noTHn has
iisanArg,sn b, duty 70 ler suffering Little cns, In
or oriniorl Jntll shn has gvon the beneAi Of
MRS wnJsLow SOOTHING sYRUP. Try n
"a. ,hors--TII IT sow.--Laaltss VkttOr, Aes YOrh
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NOTICE.-THE BLACK HORSE LEFT
~ with tie subscriber, by q. W. HOWARD, last
Msrch, will he sold ~ pay expenses, not called
for on or before the 18th OF OetOber, X. u. EAST
TIN os 3'l6l
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r opGINGs CHEAP-coMFoRrABLE

r oDGINGS CHEAP-CoMFoRTABLE
~ single beds, 10 cents night, or 90 cents
week; double beds less; single rooms l5 cents Mar
Fied persons 80 to - cents. Refreshments equally
low at wlLTsHIkE HOUSE, iO6 Franklin st. near
Wea Broadway. WatchmAn all night. ot 24ao'1S4
90 O6 TO t3.OO-L0DGlNG WITH Or
pZs <Cwithout D0ard. Good, clean single and
double bedded rooms. Bard from ~. 10 " % per
week man Azd wife SiyoO. Single rooms 70 lot n
% cents per night, lodging at II cents por night.
No. 10 Oak street, between Roosevelt and Pearl.
saD A'1l9
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MEDICINES.

SIGNIFICANT KACr - n DISTIH
60. I'd stAi'~man, o, bsng Sstsd What srr IN.
rlrcrsl rrodu .tons Of NV q, . and, rrplisd, ne-
'lsAnd raises naD.
no soros " MS rsyly soaristed In tbs aAos h a.
N-~ fuga,dors have . wOr,i- Nido repu,.scn -
.sfa " hardy, s,hleto moA and % onNl--s,rJns .Ad
vigorous IN bos,y and uiiad rhsl the u.n shall
- n4anly depends ,hs care and treatment OF ,ns
inild. Nearly svry Hcv knglaAd mesbs pro
,idfa
MIA wNB.ow's SOOTHING sYRus
tor hsg babe; tbere scotch OF country cara
Nfsrs Il has bean y ohg and ., unlvorsaay usss.
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TAPsCoTT's LINE
Il OF IlNEkPOOL PACKETS.

Tue ptbs rihcis continue n grant cerhd Gates of
Passage u Hrd from l. yerppni by ther favorts
line Of packets comprising IN part the following
shps
WIN. TAPsCOTT RYRRALD ISLE, ALRT0N
DREADNOlGur, AANjHEETH VICTORY,
DpNJ. ADAMS JON'TELLA ZION ~ B)Y1,
WEST TOiNT I+.ORr. PHRSIN
UN)ERN III ER, 3 "A FLOWER GAMRtIAN
Making togrtUer " tn oth.s, ship wary i've
days. The Al s.cri hers arc a. ~ eyeut- f,r the
LINE or LONDON PAgkSTs
For all ol whion iaty gralt cet,uc.ges, On liberal
tSu5.
RGSITTANcss TO In,',ASB. Sc
r 4 O. also cu.r.u'tn i.,sc dn,'ts p.yAl,e on
dein,nd, q rpry'.u Eu. Ia i ieald 4 otl.nl
AM w,,'-, 81 tue LDWE-T RATES
G. rctl ai% Sit1 H. o.. .tuuht.A nay b' had On All
plIca,ivr ii bv .e' rr cuc'o - '-t,Su stamp--to
TAPS, OFT /. co - "a ~ Nw Hak
OF s4s, 'loi T p-COlT sNirI h %. Irya-p nj
FOR LONDOS -ThE SPLENDID shlP
klilNB, T. ~ -, l.. g.. 500 o. iOtI. P.,,ei-
ger tsr,uIu2I CABIN. Ht r,dtrfd steer, ,ge ll..e,
For passage, app 81 THos. O. RoCdE, a \ nth
street. oS 3'lO,
" LINE FOR LONDON SAILS WE'D.
"A nesdsy, OF 9th, toe packe, ship Y. T AY-
LOR, n, pier i6 4. x. For pAs'aye ct lpS rates,
drsfts any part OF G'eat br tain or Irsian sp.
p'y to TAPsCoTT co, 50 "i'h st. nn' rlSl
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REAL ESTATE.

FARM FOR SALE CHEAP-A PR0DUC-
tive farru Of 81 acres, well fenced and waterod,
and in od order, with good house, barl, out.
uuttuss ard plenty of fruit, nea' Hem stead, %
miles or l.. I. Price $500. Inquire at 6ns Hid-
son Il, y. Y. os 6'l6O
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w shirt ON michiuos Z their own; extra price
pad % thps, tnat bring their ho ks, showing that
they have lo IN the habit Of making them EV-
IRA allowance maio n those that cAu make large
quantities. Appy iraIn iii'te'y, ~ Barclay It, up
stars. ocS 2'l2S
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ENIPLOYMENT-MaIes.
ENGINEER SOLDIERS MANrFn-Cn

E'NdlNEBk bOLDlERS WANTED-COM-
- prtring mechanics and Intelligent laborers, Cor
saprers and miners Of the regular army. They
mus' be ablobodied. no, over S5 years Of age able
W read and write, and understand the four ground
rslss OF arithmetic. Terms ~ eulistms on, three
years; Pay from sis N sSA depending rank at
tainea, by merit and soldierly oonduct AlaL ra-
hons, fuel, quarters, clothing, medical Attendance
and the usual bouniy. Apply Al 8 Bowling Green,
30 door, every day, bet. A. NJ, and I'm o. A.
usY QUsluS
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personal.

ASFOR MY WIFE MARY McNABB, SIZE
IA has lett my ted and board for n lawful rea-
fOn Any one trusting her on nv socount will
not pay what she contracts. ALEXANDER Nc.
NABB. Brooklyn, Ot 6tn. oS S3l2T
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OILS AND PAiNTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
" o. ccnus elastic roof uil 10 cents per yalon !;
q attn paint yellow ochre, and Spanish brown,
ono cent per TO-. white lead aud zinn, csnts I'm
~ o.9 2lA,'ii0
pKMOvAL-THE NEW vORs DYING and
lNPrntins k-tAhlishment Works oa 5tSten Island,
No eo Duane 81 naar Broadway, lAse No. 45 jean o.
Branch Oiioos NJ. T2O BIoSlwAy,N N Y, ard No lDs
PerrepOut a. Broklyn. asi8 9sAo''n
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A II. UNDERHILL q son, WHOLE
"A. sle and retail denlerr In ane family grocsrts
eT1 Eighth sya Fine green and blaak teas, dour, su .
gar, butter, So, cheaper than ever ssit aa.s.ipe
CAUTION-ALL PERSONS ARE CAU-
- TONED against buying a nose drawn by KEEvE,
CASE BANKS, dated June Is, 1851, at months,
for two hundred and fty dollars, and also a note
drawn by AMOS HOwEs, Treas dated Sept. lst,
ls6l, at l2 months, FOR eighty i've dolsrs Go-iOo.
The same having been los, sol1n ana the pay uent
stopped. oT 6'iis
DR- HOMER BOSTwICK, AUTHOR OF
~ several medical works, will continue the prno-
tos Of medicine and surgery, - 30 East 18Th ..
doors ves, Of Broadway. sell s<.o'iit
~ z. HOUSE. LAWYER
Os COLLECTIONS MADE AT LOW PHB
CASH ADVANCED ON NOTES, BILLS,
hertgAgs and Cams
LAW BUSINESS FAITHFULLY ATTENDED,
otace 10 wall stree. ID aoor, New Ycrk.
Practices In the State q U. g. Courts sol H-isi
r EAKY ROOFS OF EVERY DEsCRIP-
~ ton made perfectly tight with India Rubbsr
Paint and Ceaes,t ,ln and cloth roofing dn aud
.e .hes. , iron; . JS66lns Pr'@Pty .asnd.d s -: q.
T IGHT LIGHT II LIGHT ~
- LUCID OIL the cheapest lighi In the world,
90 per cent cheaper than kerCeens OIL and will burr
In kerosene, cAmPhene or cuA oi lamps. The sub
scrber the sole Aseni for ths sale Of the abovs oil
In the city price G. cent? per gallon delivered In
any part Of the city free Of charge. Dera 1871 Co
"a -, cor MJti hctory Al 0TeenponL L. L This
81, gAr1Nnted nOt explosive. Lamps altered Il .
triains eSpeoss J. HANSHH. s"iI 9tsN''io
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A n. UNDERHILL q son, WHOLE
"A. s.le and retail denlers In ane fanly grocsrts
eT1 Eighth sya Fine green and blssk tess hour, "a
gar, butter, So, cheaper than ever. ssil alao.ibc
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIVERPOOL BLACK BALL LINE
of Psckets--the clipper up NEPrUNE sails
the 18th Of O.tobtr. / passage app y nu board,
-oot oi Btes man 81, l.. vor, - JACoB WILSON,
les S~uta -. OF Sl1O
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Ia lrCHEN GIRLS WANTED IMMEDIATE
~ NJ. 90 u oadSsy. who have served IN
ht tte'' or restaurants, and understand the business
wei. os 2sTg
pay INCRE FOR
the L. 4. Army-wAntcd 100 young men, TO
ON horses, equipments rations, clothing aud
mehcal sitendNnce will be furnished. with good
pay to esch soidier. Apply ls9 Hudson s'.cA aisc'
SllOEMAKERS wANTED-200 OR 400
- mel ~ 10 ttom army shoes ages 80 cents
Arply ELISHA HANsHEw, Isl Fulton st, cot
Nassau, Brooklyn. oS 8'l3g
SCALES-WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
- workmen for dne scales Apply at FAtR.
RANKS sCale msnufactory, cor Hudson and Morris
So, J -reey Gay oc5 4'lSs
T'AILORS WANTED
Il bvOo hAnds ~ make military uulf1ims, cav.
airy isckcss, over coats ami infantry coats
AIPly At the american Express Building,
% Hudson ST.
o. C'lSl in the rear.
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nR HOMER BOSTwICK, AUTHOR OF
| ~ several medical works, will continue the pr.o-
tios Of medicine and surgery, ~ 30 East l9th u.
| doors west Of BrusdwAy, sell a<.c'1iA
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-18
HILLSBOROUGH
MILITARY ACADEMY.

IINHlS INSTITUTION Is UNDER THE CONDUCT Of
Col {. {. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the Sata
Military Academy at Columbia s c. II is DESIGNED 10 If
ford education of the same scientific and practical cbsr
acter as that obtained in the Stale Military Institutions
Virginia and South Carolina.
COURSE OF STUDY.
First Year, 5h Ga&s Arithmetic Algebra French His
tory United States English Grammar, Geography Orbo
graphy.
Second Year, 4th Gdss-Algebra Geometry, Trigonome
try, French, Latin, Universal History, Composition
Ihfrd Year, 3D. Cldss-Descriptive GEOMETRY Shades
Shadows and Perspective Analytical Geometry surveying
French, Latin Rhetoric, History of England LterauTe
Drawing, Execution.
Fourth Rear, 2d Cass-Dlf and Int Calculus Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry Rhetoric Logic Moral PhiIosUphr
Latin Drawing, ElOcution.
Fifth Iear. LIST C2lSs-Agricuural Chemistry Astrono
my, Geology, Mineraogy, Civil Engineering Field Fortf.
cation, Ethics Political ECONOMY Evidences Of Christian
ity, Constitution of the United States
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form feature of the
whole
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKS.
The Academic year will commence on the first Wednes.
day in February, Feb g. 1861 and continue without ill.,
PERMISSION, 10 the fourth Wednesday in November The
sites Of Military Academy. The main building is 25
feet lung and three stories high another building 40
feet long, contains the hail. Kitchen store ROOM sur
geons office and hospital.
TERMS.
The charges for the Academic year are $3l5 for which
the Academy provides board fuel lights washing lnSuc-
ton, text books, medical attendance and clothing.
For circulars containing full information address
COL C. C. TEW,
Supt II. NJ. A.
November 80, 1860. 49-wGswlv
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For the Standard.
MEETING IN HARNETT COUNTY.

Pursuant to notice previously given, a goodly
number Of the citizens Of Grove District assembled
at the place Of parade the 10th May The object Of
the meeting having been briefly explained by Neil
S. Stewart Col. F. Stewart was called to the char,
and j. ID. RyalS appointed Secretary.
The following committee was, on motion, appoint
ed to prepare business Tor the meeting and to draft
resolutions MesSrs. n. S. Stewart JAS Turnage,
VIM. Byrd, \. j. burlington, James Stewart John
Barnes, Daniel Stewart DIR. j. s. Neighbors, Reu-
bin Hobby, and others.
The committee Immediately retired and after con-
sultation agreed upon the following report:
WHEREAS, the political crisis of the country has
eliminated by the Inauguration of war, and the pro-
clamatiOn of the President calling on the State of
NoIth-Carolina and the people of the South gener-
ally to aid and assist him In The Infamous work of
coercion.
ResOirei That we, the citizens of Grove District,
do organize ourselves into committee OF vigilance
appointing chairman, who shall appoint such as
siStants as he may deem necessary with the power
to call them together at any time he may think pro-
per to arrest and bring to justice all suspicious per-
sons or those using incendiary or improper language
calculated to excite the people
ResOLred, That we recommend the forming Of a
Home Guard to elect officers and pass such laws
as they may think best.
Resolred, That we pledge ourselves and all we
have to support protect and defend the families Of
those patriotic citizens who have may volunteer
their services in defence of Southern rights until
proper authority makes provision for the same
Resotred, That all party spirit be buried IN the
shade of forgetfulnesS and that be as unit for
the protection Of Southern rights, and to do any
thing in our power at our country's call.
The above resolutions were read, considered and
adopted. Many remarks were made by various citi-
zens, all breathing the same spirit of resistance
against tie tyranny of that government which we
helped to organize for our protection and Defence
but which is now to be used for our destruction and
overthrow of our institutions. May God help us to
defend our rights and save US from the impending
danger.
ResoIred, That these proceedings be published in
the Raleigh Standard, and the Fayetteville papers
be requested to copy the same.
After which, the meeting adjourned
COL. E. STEWART, Chm.
JAMES L. RIVALS, Sec'H
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-18

TENNESSEE MASTERING Her "BRAvEsr AND BEST"
The unparalleled unanimity with which the men of
Tennessee are responding to the summons to war,
makes the heart of every true Tennessean beat
quicker and prouder The Governor has not yet
issued any official call to the volunteers of the State
and yet, in anticipation of such call, III compa-
MES have already been reported to the Adjntant
General ready for the service This is exclusive
OF A companies mustered in by Gen. Anderson in
West Tennessee, and of Col. Pete Turney's LOO
men, which have been received in the service of the
Confederate States, and have already gone to Vir-
ginia.
We do not over state the case, when the estimate
that 20, 600 good and efficient troops as ever met
an enemy, can easily be raised in Tennessee, and
this will not include more than one half the men
capable of bearing arms in the State-NashUilLe
Union and american
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-18

Hon. D. W. Voorhees, Democratic Congressman
of Indiana, made speech at Greencastle the other
day, in which he said, amongst other good things:
" / say to you, my constituents, that as your re-
preventative, will never vote one dollar one man,
or one gun to the Administration of Abraham Lin
coin, to upon the South, to carry death and de-
ISOLATION to the land of Washington, jackson, Clay,
and jeff Davis" ''
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-18
81 3 ii NoRroLK, VA, Nay 10, 1861

Il
Editor Of NJ o. Standard: & Is Is
g Our City now begins 10 assume the appearance Of
. q war-like City indeed. In addition to the many
companies that had previously assembled here, We
were reinforced on the 9Th by three companies
more from Georgia, and again to day Thursday by
the Sd Regiment of Alabama, numbering ii 40 men,
commanded by Col. I. Lomax, in the place of Col.
Witbcrs, of Mobile, who is expected to arrive to-
morrow. The Regiment is composed of the follow
ing companies: ..----.--
The Montgomery Metropolitan Guards,
Montgomery Troop Blues, "
Z. Mobile Cadets,
" Mobile Rifles, ...-..
Washington Light Infantry,
" Watunpka Light Guards
d" Beauregards Of Lonsboro',
L" Tuskahega Light Infantry,
/" Southern Rifles from Newton Springs,
d" Gulph City Guards
All from Alabama, and finer looking Sc: of men
were never seen. They are all fully equipped-the
most of them armed with the fatal 500 yard Rife
and Bowie Knives, besides small arms, such as six
barrel Revolvers, &c. Should there be an invasion
of our City, which we every day expect by the
mnons of Lincoln, in order to regain possession Of
the Gosport Navy Yard, which they so ignominious-
ly deserted after having tried to- and in fact partly
destroyed, you will hear good account from these
men. There seems to be but one opinion among the
people that have come to relief and that is, to
sacrifice, if need be, the life Of every man, rather
than submit to the dictation of Abraham Lincoln,
or any Of his set.
The 4th Regiment from Alabama is expected to
arrive here tomorrow. We have now a sufficient
force to repel any invasion that may be attempted,
unless by an overwhelming force. Our Harbor is
strongly fortified for five six miles below the City,
and the channel stopped up entirely to vessels of
any size by sunken ships, &c.
The steamer VIM. Selden arrived to-day, bringing
the mails and about 40 passengers which had ar
rived at Old Point this morning by the steamer
Louisiana, from Baltimore She did not however,
bring any freight and those at Old Point acting
under the authority Of Lincoln, did not proper
to allow the Baltimore boats, after strict ex-
animation of their cargo, to pass up to Norfolk but
only to allow the mails and passengers to come up,
we thought best to detain the steamer, which we
did. She now lies at the wharf and will not be
permitted to return. If they will not allow freight
to be sent to us, we don't want the mails they
of use to us. learn large force of the federal
troops to be concentrated at Raleigh look out,
and be prepared for them.
Yours &C.,
VIRGINIA.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-18

JONES COUNTY AHEAD.-Our neighbor Jones, over
Trent, is ahead of all competition She has only
913 white taxables and has put 120 volunteers in
the field and appropriated 900 to equip and sup
port them; besides she has Cavalry Company, 60
strong, which the Governor cannot use yet Hurrah
for Jones I-NeRbsrn Psuoren. Ese