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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-07
'E'EGE GREAT REMEDY.
THE CELEBRATED
GENE SSEE LINIMENT

,E'EgE GseEAG' REMEDY.
THE CELEBRATED
GENE S SEE LINIM EMIT
WELL known and accepted the most efficacious
w aad certain remedy ever discovered, for all
complaints. where external application is neces-
Sary Endorsed and prescribed by distinguished
physicians. Equally good for beast.
FOR RHEUMATlSM-
Use GENEs.EE LJE1MESy!
FOR BURNS
Use GENEsSEE LINlMESr
FOR SORE THROAT
Use GENEssEE LINIMEN r.
FOR BRUISES
Use GENEssEE LINIMENr
FOR SPINAL AFFECTIONS
Use GENEssEE LINIMENT.
FOR CRAMPS, AMI ALL ACHES AND SORES
Us" Gcnessce Liniment
A fresh supply just received, and for sale by d.
REED, Pomcroy, WELDON & BESTOW Chester!
BRANCH d PAINE, Rutland, d. JOHNSON
Tupper's Plains, J. SCHAFFER, MinersyIle, J. r.
ELLIS. Racine, and Storekeepers throughout the
country. N.U. WALKER,
Proprietor, Pitt,burg, Pa.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
Sept. u, l-60--i1 -3m
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NLAYsEk's LIVER PEERs.

THE BEST PuRGArtvE AND PURIFIER BEFORE rEo-
rLE-AcCEPTED AND RECoMMCNDED BY EMINENT PLY
sicIANs.
NR. CLARKE. the inventot of these pills. is Justly
Il distinguished for his eminent abilities and SCI
entfc research. For30:Years in his extensive prac-
tice. he Experimental in bringing the great d esid-
eratum OF Il remedial agent direct puri-
fer upon the human system. In this he has been
cmineutly success III. the numerous certificates
from celebrated physicians show. They ex-
tremcly mild i'll their operation, at the same time
powerful aud effective III removing disease. They
never give pain, do most purgatives, but alIay it
in all cases; they more speedy i'll their relief than
any pill now offered.
The proprietor is pleased to announce that he has
perfected his arrangements for supplying the trade
the fullest demand.
fresh supply just received and for sale by d.
REED, Pomeroy, WELDON & BESTOW, Chester.
BRANCH Il PAYNE, Rutland. and u. JOHNSON,
Trppers Plains, J. sCHAFFER, Minersville: J.
4. ELLIS, Racine, and
y. U. WALKER,
Prop'r, Pittsburg, to whom all orders must be ad-
dressed. LSept 2l, lS60.-37-3m
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-07
TREAsoN AT PARKERsBURG

1t seems that Parkersburg has nest
of traitors. Notwithstanding the stlong
Union sentiment Of the mass of her cit
izens. And there, like most other places,
these traitors have wormed themselves
into the various Offices.
The picket guard OF the 18th Regi-
ment, a few days since, on the way to
Grafton, caught shrce rebels in the very
act Of burifif - an ilnporttr1t railroad
bridge, in order to prevent the troops
reaching their destination. The inccn-
diaries were brought to Parkersburg,
when the Prosecuting Attorney OF the
county pledged himself that if the pris-
oners were given up they should be pro-
ceedca against according to law, and
properly punished. This pledge was
made in good faith, as the Prosecuting
Attorney is true Union man. They
were accordingly delivered to the civil
authorities and committed to Jail. But
Judge Jackson had them brought before
him on writ of AaJcas corpus, and dis
charged them.
This proceeding was so outrageous
that the Prosecuting Attorney protested
against it. Whereupon the Judge or
dered his arrest for contempt. This was
more than the people would stand, and
the Judge was compelled to recant his
infamous order under the threat of pop
ular vengeance. A large part of the
crowd, with revolvers in hand, bluntly
told him that no such order should be
executed.
Tie United States forces are every
where embarrassed by traitors, and it
may yet become necessary to make ez
amples of some for the terror Of other
evil doers. 1t will not do to permit
traitors on the Bench to intcrpose their
corrupt and perverted authority for the
protection Of their detested accomplices,
when taken in the act of committing the
highest crimes.
nsA. .Strumous or Scrofulous affections are
the curse, the blight, the potato rot of mankind.
They are vile and filthy as well as fatal. They
arise from contamination and impurity of the
blood, and are to be seen all around US every
where. One quarter of all we meet are tainted
with them, and one quarter of these die of them:
die foolishiy too, because they are curable.-
AYERS SARsAPARIL!,A cleanses out the Scrofu-
1ous corruption from the blood, renders it pure
and healthy, and effectually expurgates the
foul contamination from the system. No
longer groan under your Scrofulous disorders,
since the irresistible AVER has provided his
mastery combination of curative virtues that
he calls S4RsAPARILLA.-[D Democrat, Water
bury, CT.
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ID L e d.,

On Sunday morning, May 26th, at his resi-
denee, 134 Longwolth Street, Cincinnati, O..
Mr.. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN; aged 7G years
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ShcriT7S SnIe.

K. Gillian vs.. F. w. stevens and Mary Stevens.
Rl virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
- from the Court Of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, will offer for SALE at the door of the
Courthouse IN pomeroy, at 10 o'clock \. NJ,
q" the 29th day Of June, 1861.
the following described property, to wit: the
southerly half of lot No. ISL, in the town of
Fomeroy; to be sold as the property of F. W,
and Mary Stevens, at the suit Of R. Gillian
Appraised at 5000. Terms of sale, cash.
j WHITE, s. NJ. c.
May 20 l8Gl-2l-5t 1.59
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NJ AR IE ID

On Sunday Morning, May Goth, at Middle
port o., by the Rev. NJ P. Jimeson, Mr.. W. H.
LAsbEY and MISS. T. MARIA MoSTAGrF
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-07
For the Athens Messenger.
ATHENS, O., May nth, 1861.

ATHENS, u, May 2tth, I0o l.
Ed. MESSENGER:
L have had my attention called TO the
communication of one c. Grant, in the NeigS
I County Telegraph, in which Mr.. Grant takes
| the unwarrantable liberty Of publishing the
official correspondence of myself with him as
brigade aid-de-Camp; also publishing at the
same time the private letters OF Major D..
Maule. just what the gentlemen is trying to
accomplish is hard to determine. | must &C
| knowledge that | feel much as Grant says
Gov Dennison did, that 1t all Cheek to me-
L conclude, however, that AIr. G. is not en-
tirely satisfied with my official acts as Gene
raj of this Brigade. Consequently | have
taken the trouble TO look over my records with
a view of making Il public acknow led cement
for any misconduct in Office that l might find
had been guilty Of committing. | have been
able to find but one single act which | am
compelled to acknowledge was a wrong move,
and that was when L appointed main on my
staff an aid-dc-camp, who was not able TO
distinguish between official correspondence
and the private letters of a brother staff officer
But by way of explanation OF dispatches,
allow me to say, the only telegram sent by Inc,
! or with which | had any connection from Co.
lumbus was the following written by Capt
Dana joint dispatch of Capt. b. and my
sell, to-wit:
Mai D. MAuLE and Lieut. S. S. KNowLEs,
Athens, Owe have rendered the services OF
the Staff and the 0. S. Guard. We will re-
ceive our orders this afternoon and come
home Immediately to recruit men. Have eve
ry-thing ready. CONSTABLE & DANA.
The first part of the dispatch only referred
to the Staff viz: that we had made the tender;
the balance referred to an order which was
given NE to raise ID companies within my
Brigade and under which we had already ten
dercd Capt. DIS company, and under which
order the Meigs county Companies were raised
and accepted. | have reported g companies
under this ORDER every one0f which have been
accepted and placed in regiments, while scye-
raj companies enlisted quite as soon as those
reported by me were not able to get into regi-
ments because they were not listed under
orders.
below I give you q cory Of the order under
which enlisted men in ny Brigade anI re
quest you 10 give il place III your columns as
an act Of justice to layac!!:
K. 4. CONSTABLE, Brig. Cen,
81 Brig. and nh Div. NJ. !. O. V. NJ
TD ems, Q. N. 4 V. NJ, ADJ'T GEMS OFFICE.
ColrHBus, O., april II, '6l.
GoH arc hereby authorized to enlist - conI-
pauics o. NOT lass ti.aa - sank and lie each.
who viii proceed ur.IYith. to fjtuailial.ize
themselves with the facines narchings, and
the school OF the soldier and company, gene
rally, preparatory 10 receipt OF orders, and
transfer into active regiments for immediate
service. Ii. i. CAEHINGTON,
AGjut&nt General.
Gen. r. \. CONSTABLE. BY order
Please give the above communication
L place il your paper, and oblige,
Yours truly,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-07
IclVS we are EseCCEVlng
EenaIV


Full directions accompany each bottle.
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price - cts. per bottle. J. n. HARRIS & CO.,
Cincinnati oLio, Proplietors for the Southern and
Western States. to whom address all orders.
For sale by D. Reed. Pomeroy; Walter Curtis,
Chester; L. :. Branch, Rutland; Jacob Shaffer, Mi
nersy1iie; J. r Ellis, RscIuc; ". II. swallow, Le-
tart Falls. July 81, 1850. -301y
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DiabOlical.


In another column vii be found the
revelation of plot to burn Northern
cities. 1t may be thought that the
plotss too diabolical to be entertained.
But when it is considered that Cover
nors of States, members of Congress,
Senators, aud Cabinet officers, trusted by
the people and sworn to maintain the
Constitution, have steeped their souls in
perjury, and struck with treacherous
and tra1torous hands at the very founda-
tions of society, it, is easy to believe
that the lesser crime Of incendiarism
will be resorted to- The Wheeling In
tezligencer says that the Mayor of that
city has received such confrmatory
evidence of the existence Of the plot,
that he has adopted the precautionary
measure necessary for the protection of
the place Are zoe safe? And ought
there not to be some measures taken for
our security.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-07
Rev. W. Z. JACU BS,
Late Editor Christian Chronicle.

BEWARE OF ALL IEEITATIONS!
The Pain Killer is sold by ali respectable Drug
gists throughout the United States and in Foreign
Countries.
PROCESSES Cents, SO Cents and 81 Per
Bottle.
J. N HARRIS IL CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Propretors for the Southern and Western States.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by ID Reed, Pomc roy =;
A. Seebohm Pomeroy: Walter Curtis, Chestrr VI.
Y. Lasher, Middleport; Win. Dickey, HarrsVnvlllc;
L. s. Branch, Rutland; Jacob Shatftr, Miucrsyillc;
J. K. Ellis, Racine; Cook oI Johnston. Chester
July 81 lS60.-3U-Iy
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-07
Enterprising.

Enterprising.
Our old friend, Alf. Gardiner, of Mid
dIeport, is supplying that place with
Cincinnati papers on the same day of
their publication, and our town on the
following morning As soon, however, as
the roads are in good enough condition,
he will arrive at Pomeroy the same
evening. This is an enterprize worthy
of being sustained, and we hope our cit
izens will not be backward in giving him
aid, Papers furnished daily at 20 cts.
per week. By oallingat J. B. Hampton's
establishment, corner Court and Second
sts., you can procure whatever daily Gin
cinnati paper you desire. Thanks to
Mr. 6 for favors.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-07
Family Medicine Of the Agel

- gN Z fN
Z SS 4 = + 80 AA4 - 4 q
TTr, GREAT
iNe n, Iyr itotlr.:no cf +bo 4 C,Di
is%' -ttit s- - N'iAN-ihC NJ hJtI y -
| FTNtkEN ISfEiNALLi. IT CURES SUDDEN
! L. Colds. Coughs, DC, Weak stomach, General
Du{iluy. Nursing Sore MuIth. Ctkcf, Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, indigestion, Cramp and Pain
in Stomach. Bow e Complaint Painters Collie. Ash
aticSCholcrt. piarrhca aud NysHutery.
APPLIED EXTERN ALLY, CURES
| FeiorS. B"ilS aud Oi,t Sores Severe 2uii, and
SctlrlS Bruises AMI Sprains Swelling of the
JOINTS. Ru.ewur:u and letter. Broken BREASTS,
Frosted Feet ;.Hd CHI blains. T0nthache, Pain in
thu Face. Neuralgia and tiue;ImatiSnl.
Il is Il s.Gr: remedy for AGuE and Cu.LLs and FE-
YER.
BfrTutaT, and S:rc Throat :, Quickly cured by
GaE.ug the Throat with mixture of Pain Killer
aud Mal.r. Try Ir.
ID yrTT T HIP
L
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-07

Liver, Oh Bowels,
iIHEI are used and commended by leading ply
sciinS of the country, and all who try them pro-
nounce them invaluable.
DIR. James i. L.ep"rs,' write from Navarro
Stark Co.%-Ohio, ''lhc BittcrS are highly praised by
complaiut.''
,E. 5. DAEIS,'' Postmaster at Williamsport
Ohio says, they give great satisfaction. use them
n!scii, having taken cold, become proStrate and
lost my appetite. Ii relieved me. and can recon
Melh II with great assurance of its merits.'
'Dr. William NJ. Kerr of R0gcrsvilte, Ind =,
writes us that they the most valuable medicine
offered. He has recommended them with great
cess, and with them made several of pal pita
ton OF the heart and general debility.
"Ihomas stanford. ESQ., BlOuutsville, Henry
Co. ihd writes us a long letter, under date of May
j. lH69 He was much reduced, having been afflicted
inr three years with great nervous debility. pal
tion OF the heart of the most severe and prnStratn
character, ''aflcr using Il few bottles | com
plricly restored, and am now in robust health
-. ". Hunt" writes from Dclphps, Allen Co.
ONO, "a section where Fever and A@ue prevaiis.)
that he most cheerfuliy recommends them of doci-
deG merit in all of Fever and Ague, Uyspep-
sia, and Ge leral Dehility.'
d. H.. Gallahers. NJ. H., writes from Van Vert
OAio, ~ most respectfully recommend the Sherry
Vine Bters to the notice of ID! Speptc persons, and
TO all Who require stimulating medicine
SHCka News we are Receiving
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-07

For The Pomcroy Weekly Telegraph
Lebanon, '.iEcrnc C;wart:a''---ce:i Ia ga Il.
dress by x. =. S'.2it:a. Esq. -ElaT Pre-
dress.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-28
For the Standard.
WILMINGToN, n. c.. Aug. %. 1861.


1t is with regret that I chronicle the first
death that has taken place at the Forts since
the taking of it by our men. Mr.. Tanner, private
in the Sampson Greys died in the Hospital at Fort
johnson, Thursday about IL o'clock, a. m His dis
case was typhoid fever The health, as general
thing of the soldiers is good. In the Hospital at
johnson, with garrison of six hundred men, there
are but two serious cases of sickness. At Caswell
can hear of none
1t is really amusing since the enforcement of the
militia law, to see the Honorary members enlist
ing in any volunteer company which they chance to
be fortunate enough to get into The people of the
Cape Fear seem to have particular aversion to mi
lit:a now; Not more than two years ago at general
muster the ranks of both divisions would string out
for nearly two hundred yards in fact, the musters
were characteristic of general muster, but to-day to
see them out on parade makes one sigh for the Cap
tains.
"This war is undoubtedly a good thing for the
South" say good many writers. God grant that
it may be- but to sail down the river and see all of
our steam mills SILENT almost forces one to tears
WORRELL.
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Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.

September 10Th, Wilkesborouga.
18th, Grove Chapel, Caswell Co.
10th, Lenoir. :
" goth, Vale Crucis.
22d Missionary Station, Mitchell Co
1" Goth, huntsville, Yancey. Co.
d" 10Th, Asheville.
October 1st Calvary Church, Henderson Co.
" Cd, Hendersonville.
'' Sd, st. Pauls, in the Valley.
I" 4th, St. Johns, in the Wilderness.
q" 9th, Rutherfordton.
" 9th, Shelby.
d" 11th, Lincolnton.
" 18th, Charlotte.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-28

ARMY AUGMENTATION Gatlin of this State,
has been appointed Brigadier General by the gov
eminent of the Confederate States for the military
district of North Carolina.
Col John B. Grayson, formerly of the U. S. Army,
has been appointed Brgadier General in the Con-
ederae Army, and has been assigned to duty on the
Florida coast.
Congress has confirmed P. o. IIebert of I.ouisi-
ana as Brgadier General of the Confederate States
Army. Also John A Jones, of Georgia, and Hugh
Mcleod, of Texas, as Majors. Also Charles String,
fellow, of Virginia, Assistant Adjutant General,
with the rank of Captain.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-28

CONFEDERATE LoAN.-We learn from the Commits.
sioners that the amount thus far subscribed to the
Confederate loan in this City is $36,sOO. This does
very well for beginning but the books here should
be made to foot up at least 100000. Let every
citizen who has $50, or $780, or $500, or s., 900,
or $4,000, whicb'he or she spare, at once in
reSt it in these bonds In the first place. the Con-
federate government needs the money; and in the
second place, it is good Investment Money is just
as important soldiers. Thousands who cannot
go to the field can spare money. Let them invest
right here in these bonds. They can lose nothing
by it, while at the same time they will greatly ben
eft their country. The bonds are good, if any
thing be good IN the way of investments, and they
draw eight per cent per annum.
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The Militia.

In accordance with an order from Mr. Sheriff
HIGH the militia of Raleigh districts Nos. and >,
assembled at the Baptist Grove in this City, on
Saturday evening last for the purpose of organizing
The roll was called and the companies made out in
alphabetical order by j. F. Hutchins, Esq, acting
for the Sheriff. when it appeared that there were five
companies of ninety men each-three for district
No. l, and two for district No 2.
The following officers were elected by the men
for Company A, of district No. l. William E. An
derson, Captain; Frank Dewey, 1st Lieutenant;
W. R. Andrews, I'd Lieutenant; and W. j. Free
man, Sd Lieutenant.
The following officers were elected for Company
B, of district No. /: W. W. Holden, Captain; D.
c. Murray, 1st Lieutenant; James A Moore, Cd
Lieutenant; John Nichols Sd Lieutenant c. T..
Ircdel, Orderly Sergeant; E. L. Harding, I'd Ser
geant; Arthur McKimmon, Sd Sergeant; Adophus
Karrer, 4th Sergeant S. NJ Parish, list Corporal;
j. B. Neathery, I'd Corporal I. B. Macon, Sd Cor
poral; John I. High, 4th Corporal.
The following officers elected for Company
C, district No. 1: W. R. Richardson, Captain :;
Wiley j. Palmer, LIST Lieutenant; j. Q. Williams,
I'd Lieutenant; E. A. Whitaker, Sd Lieutenant
walter Scott orderly sergeant; John u llllams,
Cd Sergeant; Jordan Womble, Sd Sergeant; A.
Register, 4th Sergeant. R. S. Puen, LIST Corporal;
Thomas Roles, Cd Corporal; W. G. Wheless, Sd
Corporal; Thomas Steele, 4th Corporal.
The following officers were elected for Company
D. of district No. 2: j. C. S. Lumsden, Captain !;
James D. Hollister, LIST Lieutenant; John N. Bun
ting, I'd Lieutenant; Joseph j. Belts, Sd Lieutenant
The following officers were elected for Company
E. district No. 3: William 7. Womble, Captain !;
c. B. Harrison, 1st Lieutenant; R. X. Terrell, I'd
Lieutenant; Peter Fleming, Sd Lieutenant B. w.
Stark, Orderly Sergeant; S. F. Johnston, I'd Ser
geant; S. H. Parish, Sd Sergeant; Hackney Poole,
4th Sergeant R. W. Taylor, LIST Corporal; Leoni-
das Green I'd Corporal; Alexander Hardie, Sd Cor
poral; VIM. Yearly, 4th Corporal.
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LOST.

TFNHE SUBSCRIBER, ON THURSDAY LAST, LOST
Il his P0CKET-B00K, containing valuable papers 10
him The Pocket-Book had his in gilt letters.
The finder will be suitably rewarded returning it to him
with its contents.
The Sucbcribcr fOrbids all persons from trading for the
following notes and judgments which were in The Pocket
Book; and the makers the hereby notified not
to pay said notes except the subscriber OF to his
orders
One note for s24 dated October s 1850 and signed by
JOS NJ Mangum one note for $l2 dated August g. 1861,
signed by w. R. Crawford also eight judgments for costs
against JOS NJ Maugum Co-the dates do not renenl-
Der; also q deed for land, from Edward Marlborough TO
Cornelius Jordan and Hackney Poole The finder hand
the papers, &C., to Mr. MILLS II. BROWN or to me.
Wake County, Aug. "a, 1851. 35-wtf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-28
NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE "N. C. STANDARD"
By McPHEETERS 4 GHISELIN.

BIZ MoPHEETERS GHISELIN.
NoRFoLK Aug. "a, 1861.
In consequence of the almost entire sOppage of business
by the war; we hare given quotations of our market
for the last three months Our port being under rigid
blockade of business is confined still entirely to
our home demand. The large bodies of troops however
in neighbohOod makes this trade much Heavier than
usual and give you quotations for leading articles
WHEAT may be quoted S. q quo for red and white &C.
cording quality Strictly choice white will bring our
outside quotations readily while poor qualities OF rid are
not sought for.
FLOUR is in fair demand. Wequoe new Sup. s. q So ;
Extra $5SI and Family $61l a. Old is not enqured for
except limited extent By the Bakers and prices r-
regular.
CORN is dull at IS q 4oc; Spts. Turpt IS q 4oc; Tar
81 5u(0 3 co. No demand fur ROsin.
GROCERIES-The stock is very light and prices high
Rio Coffee 81 a 4Oc Java 4Oc Brown Sugar IL @ l8c.-
No refined in market Nothing doing in Cotton.
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YOUNG MEN OF NoRTH.CARoLINA.

VOUR COUNTRY Is INVADED, AND CALLS YOU
u have for the present established my head
quarters LumbertOn Robson county and invite the
Young men of Columbus, Brunswick, Bladen, Robson,
Cumberland, Richmond, Arson, Moore. Montgomery, aud
other counties in the Old North State 10 rally 10 TIE flag Of
their country hitherto victorious in all her pitched battles
and help drive the enemy from borders Your services
will accepted either for twelve months during the
war. In the twOold capacity of commander in the
rameuta host of n puel and of my country, propose
lead you to victory your spiritual well tempo
raj foes shall attend to your spiritual well bodily
wants God and country shall be rayng cry and
must conquer. =.
JAMES SINCLAIR,
Col. Commanding.
August 81, 1861. 77-8t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-28

"GoD BLESS THE LADIES p'-What should we do
without them. Where would be the comfort of our
wounded sufferers-the heated brow, the parched
lip, the tender words of sympathy, and the thou
sand touching attentions which emanate so grace
fully and naturally from the sex, without their
charming presence. They have come to US from
all quarters of South bringing with them daintes
and luxuries of every character which sooth
or relieve the needy, and they are waiting by a
thousand bedsides like ministering angels.-Rich
Dispatch
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-28

SIXTH REGIMENT OF STATE TRooPs.-We hear
that objection has been raised by some, to the ap
pointment of Col. Pender of the Sd volunteer regi
mcnt, to the command of the 9th regiment of State
troops at Manassas. We happen to know that nine
tenths if not all the officers of this regiment who
no doubt truly represented the men, preferred that
Colonel should be appointed and that the regular
line of promotion should not be observed; and we
know also, that Co.! Fender is eminenty fitted for
the place. Gov Clark has done well in appointing
him, and we commend him for respecting the wishes
of the regiment.