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MUSICAL.
TREASURY NOTES.
National Loan.

DIRStANT 20 instructions from the Secretary
L ~ the Treasury, boa Vii be opened on the
Ith day 81 October, ISL, at Il ofiee " the Branch
Bank At Terrt Hsute Indiana for subscriptions aa-
der nv supsrln,endaDcc ~ Treasury Notes. 60 be
issued under the act ofluly 18th, lssl These notes
viii be issued ga sums o. rfy dollars. hundred
dollars Eve hundred ecliars, thousand dollars
and i've thousand dollars each. dated 18th August;
issi payable threc year. aft ais Ia tn order 81
the subscriber dirsctes. and bearing Interest
81 the rate Il s-lo Per cent. Der snpum, payable
semi znnuay such Interest being ~ the rate q
cents for each day on ever hundred dollars. for
the a@useuence q the hoiter. esch note viii hsvs
cupcfs attached. espr~~esr The s-serai amounts ~
snEn.l interest which cu as. may ls detached
sns presenisa fo payment separately from the notes
Subscription f"r ,neh Treasury Sefe- viii b.
ceived dnfing the fffeen from ne day u open
inr the BOX a. Aforesaid subscription for les
han fly dolisrs ior Say irse~a = that
he received. Subscriptions ~ nfiy dollars or ons
hundred deiiars must 10 paid "a lawful eotn q the
United States ~ the time 4 subscribing Suhsrrfp-
lions mere than one hastred dollars may be paid
once o. II prefrrcd, tenth The time u sub
srirhnr AMI ouetkird Il the Whole amount On every
twentieth dsy thereafter antii tbs hsle j. paid
Ne payment 4 iets than fy dollar. b. scc~pted
that being the smallest tum Co. which Treasury
Notee be issued
Certificates will ~ gTsrfef IN duplicate % sub>ri
beers or the Amounts - Psid the original q which
The sut4rbsr will fraEsnt BY mail % the Secretary
~ the Treassafy. when Treasury Note. aforssid
~ili be issued fh~f~an q sscL sab>Ther - osef
carving Interest expires SOD IN sch certificate; ~
in cssss her, only par q the amount subacsihed
i paid a. tAe time 81 s1h-csfbing. Treasury Sofes
viii - issued nnly g. the payments made sui'se
oustliY - The fret which vii until the ~hois
krnonnt subscribed ~ snch person shall b. PAID
When Treasury Sotes ~iu - issued for - h trst
ps,r,sri also. 0apsyusnt II zach deferred lastsl-
meet the suhscrihss ~ili vay IN addition therrto.
sam equal The fafcrcsf acrrarf thcreCn frua III
18th AsEnsf - tb~ dstc q psym>nt srt 90 nnai pay
merit Ike interest 20 The auoant paid "a subscrif-
10, hirh nsvsnsufs Il iaterest all - REIN tuf~-
e. III ruhscrher IN m pas q The Ara coapoa
The Treasury Notes issued upou sach certificates
By the Treaslfy eli b ssnt % he subscribers ~
NATL q sneh csher Eao-ie NAY - in<iraffd >
her ~hcn they transmit their oritna certncstss
ne dupl!rats certificates nay - retained . then
o. fheff osn kscurify, pRESToN HrssfY.
sept "a. dw9n subscrtpfien Axeps.
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THE re election of Governor Brown of
Georgia. may be taken as some indication
that the clouds are beginning to break away
in the south, and that ere long conservatism
and loyalty may re acquire foothold there.
lie Is represented as being violently opposed
- JEFF DAVIS and the heartless conspirators
who surround him at Richmond, aud TO have
charged them. says the Louisville Journal,
with designs 20 bald up 4 monarchy upon
the ruins OF Our Republican Government.
The same paper says that he "peremptorily
rcfu.cd to send forward any more troops 10
fight the confederate battles. and recalled
those that had already been sent forward.
Tniz Is a good sign. if the representation
i reliable. and may lead to good results. We
have never doubted the existence OF strong
Union sentiment in Georgia, as veil a 9th
or southern States, which has been over
whslmed by the worst form of tyranny and
opurossion. III Governor Brown has really
had Inc manly independence to asow the sea-
timer:s attributed 20 him, and the people OF
Georgia have approved them BY his re cleo
ton. il will need only the signal suceess OF
our arms in one or two we'll fought battles
q induce them to teach Messrs. iooaBs and
STEPHENS that they have not yet ratified IN
their hearts, their base and traitorous trans
fer TO the unprincipled band of rebels who
nave been eaicavoring TO bind them hand
and foot rs &c have no reason TO doubt
the fact "a 70 GOV. BeowS. We shall soon be
KIN 70 looS for similar results elsewhere
But We mus, Give the rebels a severe thrash
ing first. and We hope soon to record that as
an accomplished fact.
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ToASoRIAl.
Medicatcd Hair Wash,

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
II hsviae rtffset kis Shsriur snd Vat ifessing
ssinou a. sai.ss ~ Tsrrs Hsnte Heate - = lssts
e. infof- the rifls~ns zuf rstfc r~rersiy tkaI BE
& - rrerare6 wsit uf.on restcszers ln ~
Esaa ssflsarfefv rantsr ktftrt sftenfic1 aiTer ~
~ sslr.-slnr 80 cufflnr Late 81 fisfie tfrfs
NJ GKo. " CANADA
Aid
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FOR RENT.

~ = tsy srifs e~siitxs. o. ohia s.rerf. shorr
- -. 81 - 49, 4issat ~ leih fnst ~
- t-tnts< ceetreses4s fcsite1lcs ell take 1850
a. - fATRr-%
esFt 4 81 Cuwafr = sth nnf Nsln stree
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sALE.-.-By virtue 0

CHERRIES SALE.---By virtue Of
bsix executions issued from the Nigo Comman
Pieas Court. e me directed and delivered one IN
favor Of WA. G. Gordon, NJ lett beEsoen and Marfea
4. Warren one In favor a Charles Truman and Ma
III sniel Hubbard l.ac IN favor 90 VIM. J. Thora aEd
Lfs1ic Thorn one Ia favor 81 NoFa4eInhla johnson,
John T. Dyson 4 SeFvetus Johnsen, one Ia favor 81
Bar tholesnew Brown Marshall a. hlaks. and one IA
fax ~ Il Robert I. Anderson, George D. Sanford ".
O. Giles 4 Lewis w. smith. aud all against Jeanette
J. Child have levied on tbs following described
Real Estate. sstnAied in VICE ceanty. Indiana. To-
Nil.
Tue rorth -three-quarssrs Cd q Ia lot number
three hundred and l3o5l IA the town Of Ierre
haute. - known the recorded Plat Of sald town,
and
SATURDAY, NOV EMBKRii, lSai,
Within the legal hours a said day, At the Court
House door. IA Ierre Haue, viii ofcT the rents and
profits 1t the above described Real Estate together
with all The privileges and eppurenanees 10 the same
belonging, ior teFa not exceeding seven years, %
the highest biddeT for cash, nd upon failure TO re-
alize sam sufficient e. satisfy saii executions ana
costa, will thea aud there ofcr the fee-simpe, ~
aud 10 SAID Real Estate, 10 the highest b 'des Tor
eAsh. 10 satisfy the same.
Ilis 18th day u October, 1851.
SAMUEL. CONNER, sheriff.
oclIwSw prs Zee :, -.
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PROPOSALS. FOR
8 u b sistence Stores,

OFFICE Z. s. coNMISsARY or SUBSISTENCE.
ixri,xsrct1s. lad. Oct Il. 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS will be
A'recrised 81 his cfce until y o'so,k M On She
ri cay = October ls6i When they viii be patiigy
opened 81 furnishing sutsistrnce store. f the
q he volunteers a. 1efte Hauie, Ind. ffoEn the Ii
q <oernher a-tli the 1ist d. q December next.
Esca propss-l uiGst cenprize AL n the fcisuirr
aufler. lscfsai tare required. extra charge far
rsekaEssi viz Hs~- Pork. rston. l.hoaldeis siri
clear ~ide.l fieur. extfa Ia barrel. hffe Beans.
~. homiuy. Ter pvuudi kle tefce. Srgaf. =.
o. Nin~xar, Candiss. Soap. salt. per hashei dry
ais& cfe,l futatoes. ger Tountl sna Neiasses Al
articles - - prime and - - delivered in pa
&C. - - camp. 10 in<taFnents rtsairct fer the
ass e ne sccps ksfA rftss'ssi nnsi crnferm %
- aofe spec frsflss< std r. sccrrrsnissl - The
rrs.~- 1-d rtsiirt.fre - a. fao sufeGxs ff0Fo
sis wiii - tnasfs.d the ehfslegs. rfropos1ss "
ant directed fo
carr s rs. BAHkfsFR
Ca-nss.sssry - Substitute, latiarsrs,... Int.
a. "a. tft
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For Children.

bs yea want your delicate. scki-y. pun, ehsli,..
e. lie nrssthy. STRONG aud robusti-then give th~sr
Ncisan's Sifengthing Cordial lsee the dls.,.,.... -
each botte,l Il j. delicious 10 take
One Tablespoonful. taken every morning fa-t.ss-
j. sur preventive against chill and fever v.il.
lever, cholera OF any prevailing disease.
CAI1ioNi-iseware Of druggists ~ dealers Nh.
msy Try 20 palm upon you bostle u Btters 81 81
sapaEiiia (which they can buy cheap BY saying Il =
just a. good. There evca men EASE -snou III a
steal part ~ my name o. Cub their NII-K deco
tons. Avoid such infamous PIRATES I'D their wi
lainogs compounds Ak ior Dr. J. r. nciesn'.
Strengthening Cordial and Hood Pur..os Tske
nothing eise IL j. he only remedy that will purif
your blood thoroughly. and al the same Zine
STRENGTHEN and ISVlGoR ATk the whol. .rrnr,i.
ration. IL J. put up IN large bottes-tl per bosris
o. SIX bottles Tor as
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This sd,' rs'c machine Il no- rea1y fos the iTull
hsr-~- - l-6i Il ~ possible made better than
ever before vel worthy ~ attention q al far
nlers wanting such machines.
Il - 10 saparior IN tals ssrk~t. sud l. IT, e.l,
NIL that 81 property grind Grape Pre- e4o =
Per ssie - al respectable dealers.
address tnr manufacture.
" q. HICkOK
Ea<e Works Harrisburg. "a
fs - ssis hy : v Potter. Terre-Hauts, Ind.
ssrt Z. ae -3ifo
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Health and Strength
THERE Is No MISTAKE ABorTu.

THERE Is No MISTAKE ABoVTu
IL Mill cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Diarrha..
Dyseniery, Headache. depression u spirits fsv.r
aud Ages, inv ard Fever Bad breath OF AT, Dise.e
OF the Liver. Stomach or Bo~.ls
GENTLEMEN. do you sish 10 be healthy. suons
LADIES', d. yOo want the bloom Of health 10 .-oox,
10 your cheeks again then 40 ., once and get
HeiFAS's STRENGTHENING coRrn.I .S,.
BLOOD PuRl.IkRf
Delay hot notaeut IL - warranted "a 81 ..t,.f .
ton II viii cure any disease Of he Kfcn~xs No.
or Bladder; Painting. obstruetee NeEstruatic, "a
ling OF the Womb Bsrrenness. any disease. ar,ins
RON chrome or Nervous Debility. II i n.ailsts~
remedy.
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iIsEE COMPLAINT. BulIorsSEss. HrApArssr Ae
There never has been CATHARTfc MEDICINE
offered 10 the public, that has given such entire AT
isfsc,ion Mcl<sn's Universal Pals
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly inns-
cert aud can be taken by the tst1er infant ve<
prompt AID powerful ia removing 4l EiAons >-s:rs-
tios, acid OF impure fetd matter from the stomach
In fact they the only pills that should b. u-sa Ia
rlalarious Districts.
They produce gripping. sickus.s ~ pain IN n.
stomach or bowels. thoGgl very active aud searching
IN their operation. promoting healthy s-crefloas q
Aelyvr and Kidneys Who Will surcr from bilious
ness, headache AMI foul stomach, when 30 chem
remedy can be obtainedl Keep them constantly ou
hand; single dose taken IN season, may prsv.ns
hours. Gays and months ~ sicl less. AL Tor Or
II. McI.ean's Universal Pills Jake no olhsr respa
costed. they tsSteless Prise only - cent? %.
box and De sent by mail q any par. q tie L :
:. II. MCLEAN, Sole fropr.sirr
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DIR. !. TX. McLcau-. Volcanic OH
fssnfs aeut.

THE BlsG ExrsEAAL IN 1nl WoRip. ION Al,
OK BIAsr
Thousands 81 human heings Lass .een saved AZ.
Of decreputode and Misery, by the Of this ins.i
nahle lAn.rent II will relieve PAIN almost instAs.-
taneoCSy. and II will cleanse, purify ard heal n.
foules; SORE in an incredibly short time. kcIEAx's
VOLCANIC OIL LINIAEN1 will rciieve. lie mot IN
yeteraie cases Of kheum stisu. tout 90 Neuralgia
For Paralysis Contr acted Muscles Stiffness OF Meal
ness Ia the joints, Muscles Ligamcnts IL Will new
or fail. Two applications will cure Sore Throat
Headache Earsche- for Burns or ScsId. o. a.,
Pain IL il infalhble remedy Try IA and YOU viii
find II an indispensable remedy. Keep - always o.
hand
PLANTERS, FARMERS or any 0nt having cha4.s
OF horses. will save money by using NcIean's Vol
canic oii ilnimcnt- IL j. > speedy aud lnfsillbi.
for Calls. sprains, Chafes S~ellings Iamen.ss
Sweeney, sores, Wounds. Scratches or any sxt.rrsl
disease. Try H. and you will be convinced
Dr. ,. ~. Mclean. sole Proprietos
tAsdwiy Saint is,.is ".
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r. II. BECK e. 90.

JACOB ENGLRS, FOREMAN.
\. u. Constantly hand superior article OF
WATER PROOF OIL BACKING, warranted 20 be
proof and 10 make the leather soft and rliabe
Oct. 1G.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-07-31

BOARD OF CLAMs.-The public will not neglect
to pay special attention to the advertisement of III,
Board of Claims in this paper. The Board is dis.
posed to furnish all necessary information to Claim.
ants, and it is highly important that those having
claims should carefully observe the rules and drec.
tons of the Board, Much trouble and expense will
be avoided by paying due regard to the suggestions
and rules of the Board.
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SLEEPING ON WATcH.-The greatest crime that
soldier can commit is sleeping on watch. The pun
shment is DEATH dcservedly So all over the world.
In the armies of England, France, and the North,
the man who sleeps upon his post dies. Public con-
sideratons oVerbalance all promptngs of mercy and
compassion. 1t seems hard, cruel decree, which
sends man to death for sleeping on his post but
then it is replied that this seeming nhumanity to
one man is true mercy and humanity to thousands.
No army is safe for a moment and of course the
cause which depends upon an army is continually in
danger when sentinels are permitted to sleep with
impuny, whilst the most rigorous penalties of mil
itary discipline are executed upon sentines of the
other side when they neglect their duty.
Dismissal from the army should be the least pun
ishment of any man who sleeps upon his post. 1t
is high crime; it involves such terrific hazards,
and possible slaughter and destruction that it
to us more care should be taken in the selection Of
men for this kind of duty than any other military
duty whatever. Men, overcome with fatigue, OF who
have the capacity of the fiat boy" in "PIckwick"
for falling asleep upon the slightest provocation,
should never be entrusted with this kind of service
We have not heard of single case of sleeping
upon his post in the Northern Army. In this respect
the "rascaly virtue of discretion" is more valuable
than that excess courage which sometimes prompts
men to disregard ordinary precautions against dam
ger, and which has often caused the sacrifice-tbe
selfsacrifices-of brave to the most despisable
enemies.-Richmond Dispatch. q"
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TROOPS PASSING TnRouGH.-A portion-sOO
the Independent Toombs Georgia Regiment, reached
this place or Sunday night last and left on Monday
morning for Richmond. The remainder of the revi.
ment went by way of Goldsborough, together with
an Alabama regiment The Georgians were we'll
entertained at the depot by Mr.. Franklin the STATE
agent We visited them while at their breakfast
and found them full of life and fun. One of III,
privates told his Captain good humoredly, that he
declined to go dirt train, as he was dirty epopvb
already. The Captain told him he must 90 or h.
put in irons. well /" said he, captain, am oct.
ting wrnked BY hard service and need ironing ont
This reply caused burst of laughter among III.
boys, in which the Captain joined
The officers the regiment are as follows: Coin.
mel, Walter Ector; Lieut. Colonel Marceus Done.
las; Major, James NJ. Smith. The companies ara
commanded by Captains Long, Sherman, Robinson
Crawford, Spearman, Moore, Baker, Mcconnell
Clark, and Glass.
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Our Const Defences.

We judge from what we learn, that our batteries
on the coast are in good state of forwardness and
we hope by the time our necessities absolutely de-
mand it, sufficient force will be concentrated at or
near the different points, to give the Yankees warm
reception. 1t may be that the poor success of the
enemy in Virginia may wholly discourage him, and
ne may leave US unharmed but it is wise and prOvi.
dent to be ready for him at all points.
We observe that Mr.. Pennington, of the Nevbern
Progress has recently visited our defences at Hat
teras, and he expresses the opinion that a similar
visit by the members Of the Legislature and Con-
Vention would do good. How, or in what way, he
does not say. The following remark ofthe Prog
ress probably means something: R
"CoAsT DEFENcE.-Federal steamers are con-
stantly passing along coast, and our attention
should be turned that way. There are not troops
enough at certain points" 49,
We have regretted to learn that the monotony and
inactivity which prevail in the camps on the sea-
coast, renders number of our soldiers dissatisfied
They are anxious to be actively employed and
the stirring events in Virginia render them restless
to be in the fight tits the duty ola soldier to make
himself contened where his chief officers think he
may best serve his country. lie does this as much
when he guards assailable point without the &C.
tual presence of an enemy, as when on the battle
field. As much courage, fortitpde and endurance
needed in the one case as in the other Moreover
our brave men on the coast may have their hands
full before long,
Have our fellow citizens on the Banks been vet
furnished with arms ?? A better race of hardy,
daring useful soldiers not to be found anywhere
than among the pilots and fishermen of our Banks
They are also on the spot, and would be of immense
advantage if drilled and trained, in resisting the
invader
At the time. that Capt. Stephen D. Pooles fine
company passed through this place for Virginia, it
struck us as rather unfortunate that they should
have been assigned to duty at distant point when
their services might at an early day, be so much
needed at home. Experienced as they are in the
management of boats, and so well acquainted with
their own creeks, sounds inlets and shoals it would
be difficult should the enemy land there, to supply
their places. Perhaps it would have been better to
have retained them there, and given 10 our brave
men who have been at the Fort for some time, and
who are "spiling for fight" chance to try their
prowess in Virginia
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THE Tsoops AT AsHEynIE We had the pleasure
of call on Monday from Capt. Thad.us D. Bryson,
and Lieut. William P. Welch, who are at present
stationed with The troops at Asheville Tbefeare
about ], 500 men at Asehvlle i GOO infantry ard
500 cavalry. We learntha the cavalry win 5000
rendezvous at Kittrelrs Spring.
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SOUND SENsE-WELL SAiD.-We respectfully sug
gest to the Charleston Mercury that there is such
thing as the root of Palmetto tree growing in the
ground The South can fight of course, and fight
we'll We feel able to fog even unequal number
of Yankees, especially on our own soil But war
with England and France is not particularly desra
BILE at this time At the risk of offending those, who
wish to make our foreign policy bloody one, the
Atlanta Inteuigencer hereby enters its protest
against adopting threats towards foreign nations
Leave that for Lncen's whiskey drinking and bully
ing Cabinet. Europe has done nothing which justi-
es us in threatening starvation and revolution there
by withholding our cotton crop 1t is mere bluster
to say that we will bring England and France on
their knees to U.S. We had better throw open our
ports and act with moderation. The correspondent
Of the London Times upon his visit to Montgomery,
was treated to some of this bravado about bringing
England her knees, and the result is before us in
the changed tone of bis letters Let us least finish
with the North before we undertake to humble Eu-
rope. : ~ s. -5= -@ #' = s..'' ="
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A New OIL-We learn that Mr. Bell superinten-
dent at the Arsenal has lately tried upon the Engine
new kind of Oil. II was made from the groundpea
by Thos. L. Colyille, of Wilmington Mr. Bell pro-.
nounces the Oil very good, not quite equal to the
best SPERM but, that not to be had, very good
substitute Itrequires about onefourth more of the
says that with his machine be can produce at least
one gallon Of oil from every bushei of peas in the
hull Mr.. Colyille, several years ago, the inven-
ton Of thrasher and cleaner added very greatly TO
the profit Of raising ground peas, and this present
discovery of his viii make that crop valuable even
in the present stagnatior of business Fay. OBS.
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LIEUT.. JonN JULIUS GUTHRIE-We learn that
this gallant son of this State has resigned bis
mission in the Federal navy, and rendered his SER
vices to the Confederate governmeats Lieut. G..
has been absent along cruise on the coast of AZ
RIGA, ano returned recently as commanding officer
with prize SLAYER, the Nightingale, to the port of
New York. After his necessary duties to the old
government, which as man of honor he was bound
to perform and as soon as he had placed his feet on
Southern SOIL he promptly resigned his commission,
and took position with his native South. Lieut.. 6.
has been some twenty five years in service, and is
one of the bravest and most accomplished naval off.
GERS on this continent We learn that he is in
Richmond. 49,. 20 iaa g-
A month or two since, his son, lad, before he
had heard from his father rendered his services to
the Governor of this State. Young Guthrie has had
some training under his father and is competent to
fill midshipman's place in our navy.
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YoPoN TEA-In view of the probable scarcity of
tea and coffee during the war; we see the papers are
Recommending the use Of the leaves and twigs of the
Yopon, an evergreen which grows spontaneously on
our coast The Yopon is . common drink on the
Banks, and is highly esteemed by many. We have
heard it said that when 1t is well cured it is greatly
improved when the milk and nsolasses are boiled
with it It is rather vulgar to use sugar for sweet
ening with Yopon. Molasses IS the thing. A ven
cradle lady who lived to q considerable age on The
Banks once speaking Of the healthiness Of Yoponss
drink, said Bless the Lord, YopOn has kept me
outof Heaven these twenty years. Il
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RALEiGH WEDNESDAY,, JULY 81, 1851

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Is rsnesOed TIE paper W1 BE- dscontinued. This 10 NIL
from 'Ohsch there s' be dspaytar. Watea fer tie eo.,
marx, and rsns0 your subscription
Weekly Standard 50 per annuns, IN Gdoancs.
Scientifically, - per annuDs, in adoancs
~ Subscribers desiring their papers Changed u,..
mention the Post Office from as well as the one 10 hS
they desire the change to be made
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TaE RIGHT SoRr OF MAN-At the presentation of
a flag to Col. Hampton's South Carolina Legion on
Tuesday last, President Davis delivered the address
on behalf of the ladies, in which he said, - q
For himself he had not come to the Office he oc-
cuped for its honor, but to share its perils and
when Carolina levels her bayonets for the last charge
he hoped to be with them. He intended to bewhcre
men bleed and die" - 3 - r
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~ ]. A. Engelhard, Esq, is Private Secretary
to Gov. Clark. Mr.. Graham Dawes, the late Private
Secretary, occupies the position, we believe of AID
jutant in Col. Pettigrew's regiment.