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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-22
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The need Of proper arms and ammunition is Sc
verey felt at this moment throughout the Confede
racy. We have been criminally negligent in not
supplying ourselves with them when We had the
chance, but what we lack in means and material,
must be made up in pluck,-ina firm purpose to
do or die-to accomplish our independence by the
means We have and can command. Our former sue
cesses have been demaging to us-our reliance upon
England and France have been severely So When
the South, properly viewing her own condition
her own weakness compared with the North threw
herself upon the right-upon the arm of Divine
Providence-trusted to her brave leaders and SOL
diers, and to her determination to triumph nothing
could stand before her. But our successes were
complished with so little apparent effort we grew
proud and Wanting. We forgot God-droye the
Chaplans. from the army-became inactive, self
confident and yainglorious. Our army, many of
them, both officers and men, have become intern
perate and profane to q great extent-and what is
the result? In every recent conflict we have been,
worsted The uphfted arm of Providence has SEEM
ed to be against Let US come back to eur frst
position. Let us put ourselves in the right Let
the help and the blessing of Heaven be invoked
let US feel our dependence upon Him, and throw
ourselves upon His strength. Let the country be
purged of lying, and divisions, and partyism and
drunkenness and profanity, and let US come up as
one man to the rescue Of our own beloved land, and
victory shall be ours. =. 80
The contest may be fierce and long continued
but nation of people like ours, resting upon the
right and doing right. can never be conquered, if
We resolve not to be.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN. AUTHOR
lied to raise a Regiment for the Confederate states
army takes informing persons who are ucw
ensSgedin raising companies that this is the rst oppor
unity offered for joining Regiment to 60 Directly mo
the Confederate service. -,
Rank of officers and pay to officers and soldiers viii BE-
gin with their enrolment -
bounty of Fifty Dollars and the bounty from The
State will be paid at the time Of organization
Arms and full equipments Of the best class WIN %
furnished TO the companies. -, .s.,aa
particulars, address the subscriber immedatei;
-. :, 1t. Col. S5th Regt. n. G. Troops
Newborn, n. C. Feb. is, 1862. l6-6 z,
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The Convention.

The proceedings of Monday, Tuesday, and Wed
pesday will be found in our columns o-day.
The Convention was engaged on Thursday in con-
siderng the Ordinance to prohibit the distaton Of
grain. Finally, substitute offered by Mr.. GiImer
was adopted by vote of Sc to 81, which provides
that until the 18th of April all whiskey manufac'
tured shall be taxed thirty cents per gallon and at
ter that time its manufacture shall be absolutely
prohibited until the 1st day Of January, 1868. A
tax of 81 is also imposed all ardent spirits which
shall be brought into this State for sale after the
LIST Of March next.
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ROANOKE IsLAND.-We give lengthy account Of
the Northern report of the taking of Roanoke Island
to-day. If there be any truth in it, there is cer-
tanly no room for uncharitable reflections upon the
courage of the few Virgnans and North Carolinians
placed there to defend it According to the Yankee
accounts they landed 1900 men Well.armed upon
the Island supported by 81 war vessels. We know
chat our force in all did not reach 5000, and we had
only or small steamers. If they call that vic.
tory, let them enjoy it.
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WAR MArERIALs.-We observe that Mr.. Chest
nut, Chief of Department of the Military in South
Carolina, is calling upon the people to provide the
sulphur, ntre, &C., necessary for the manufacture
of powder 1t is believed that these ingredients are
abundant in the State What are we doing topro-
vide these materials in North Carolina? They are
no doubt abundant, if we will go to work.
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wan NEWS

= FoRT poNEIsoN AND NASHVILLE Tho news from
this quarter for some days has been sad and dis
>heartshing, On Monday last 1t Rss ANNOUNCED in
the Lincoln Congress by Colfax upon the authority
of Gen. Mcclellan, that Fort Donelson had surYen-
dered on Sunday with Generals johnson, Buckner,
and Pillow, and IL, 900 men. y
The Southern Telegraph announced from Chatta-
nooga, that the Fort had been; taken with 1900
prisoners, and that the city of Nashville had sur
rendered From Columbia, and Augusta the tele-
graph confirmed these statements with others equal
ly disheartening. Some doubt was thrown upon
this intelligence whenit was ascertained that Bow
ling Green was not destroyed by the Federals on
Thursday last. A fire broke out on Thursday in q
gambling house, and portions of it were destroyed.
Gen. Johnston did not evacuate Bowling Green I'M
til Friday evening. and retired upon Nashville 1t
is now said that the Confederates destroyed Bow
ling Green on Saturday. But all these gloomy and
lying dispatches were put to rest by the following
received here on Thursday lost This dispatch was
confirmed by subsequent one late in the day.
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For the Standard.

RALEIGH, Feb. 1y, 1852.
Mr. HOLDEN: The following recipe for obtaining
sat-petre was furnished to me by Rev. Mr.. Smith,
member OF the State Convention from Macon, who
has been lately directing his attention to the sub
ject The very high price paid for the nitrate by
the State authorities at this place, and the simplic
ty of the process for making it. ought to induce
nient, to do something in the way of an experiment,
to say nothing of the profit 1t has become duty
of the NEST stringent character to assist in furnish
ing this important element as means of seifde-
fence.
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The Wake Ranyers.

This fine company left this City on Tuesday las
for Weldon. We give below the names of the off
GERS and privates:
Rufus S. Tucker Captain.
Thomas JEFF. Utley 1st Lieutenant
Giles G. Allison, I'd do.
William W. Clements I'd do.
William q, Riddick, lst Sergeant.
c. II. Stephenson, Cd do.
II. w. Jones, Sd do.
P. A Norris, 4th do.
w. &. Strickland, 9TH do.
j. W. Bowling, lst Corporal
T. j. Lemay, I'd do
A. j. Woodward, Sd do.
T. }. Jeffreys, +th do.
Quentin Adams, John 7 Judd
Benz F-Atkins, Benjamin S King,
Hosea P Barker, James A Leslie,
James NJ Booker, Thomas Lilly,
r Branch, Thomas Luther,
Joel NJ Brown, Amos Maynard,
Henry F Brnklen, Jacob Miller,
James r Burns, Columbus Moss,
William Collins, Edwin Moore,
Alvin Cross, Alfred K Montague,
James j Eatman, James Ii Murray,
John McGuy, James Saus,
S E Newman, Rufus Seagrayes,
Willis Num-, Ives Smedes
Henry G Passnore, W ID Smith,
CaSwell Page, David Stedman,
w Penny, Robt Spence,
John Peddy, David Stinson,
William Richardson Mack Il Utley,
Z L Richardson, William Utley,
Allen R Rogers James Weathers,
John N Rowland, Jesse Winborne,
Henry S Edwards, Jas I Winderly,
Fielding Edwards, William H Wheeler,
Lorenzo Franks, William B Womble,
James Franks, John H II Walton,
G Franklin, Wesley c Emory, 90
William Cover, Hurst Dudley,
W Hunnecutt, James II Olive,
Edward Jeffreys John w Terrell,
Beverly Jones, Henry A Thompson,
William NJ Jones' William H Dennis
Kimbrough Jones, John J Harrington.
William II. Jones' -. .
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NOTICE.
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS

MEETING OF THE, STOCkHUADEtsA
"A Oftbe Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company Will De
held at the Court House in the City of Raleigh On
DAY The goth day Of March 1882 for the OF
important business indicated by the following
the proceedings Of The Board Of Directors at their eeting
held on the 18Th instant: -, -,
WHEREAS charter incorporating the Chatham Coal
iion authorizing subscription the Stock IN said COM
pany the part of Towns Corporations &C., and wnere
deem the building of said Road OF great importance
TO the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company - ,
ResOued That meeting of the Stockholders OF the IA
leigh and CASTOR Railroad Company be called on Thursdays
the goth March next to take into consideration the
prey OF subscribing for stock in said Company and to de-
W. W. VASS, .sAi
Trsas. and Secgs
OFFICE RAJ. Gasros R. R. CoNPAEr, ?
Raleigh Feb. 81, 1862.
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Lbt stanOarD,
R.LEIGn: SATURDAY, FEB. u. 1862.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The STANDARD Is conducted sfrtei.S
n. CASH system. Al papers discontinued at TIC
.tn,on of tie timsor trsic4 sy aavs bee" paid saO
H be notified WEEKS before thsr time Is out
MARX on their papers, and less the subscription"
s.s,,sf he paper ,OA be ds'OnsiHsed This Is rule
,,i.4 there pi be departure Watch for the cross
- rrt md rsaesO your Subscription"
"'1 WrFKLY ST4NDARD 81 per annun, in adednos
CFvLVEEKLY 81 per qnnna IN Advance.
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Col. CRAToN's REGMENT-We invite the atten-
ton of our readers to the advertisement of Col.
Grafton, of Goldsborough, calling for regiment for
the war; Col. C. was among the first to draw his
sword in defence of the country. He is gentle
man and soldier, and good tactician. Those who
desire to volunteer for the war could not go under
better man. -. ..- ..
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magnificent ball is to come off in Raleigh, N.
y, on the 22d instant The ladies are all to be
dressed in homespun; the gentlemen are to wear
homespun also, and wooden shoes. 49,.
tanS news to the people of Raleigh-at least, we
nave not heard of it. At time like this, we in
cine to the opinion that the Southern people can
be much better smployed s..
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TIE MORTAR FLEEr.-opinion appears to be d.
yided as to the aim of Porters mortar feet Some
believe that is designed for Norfolk, others think
it is intended for Fort Sumter.
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WANT OF ARMs-It is said that the Confederate
government has been compelled to reject $4,000
volunteers for the want of arms. We suppose for
The same reason, our authorities have rejected at
least 10000. There are, however, number of
good rifles and double-barrelled guns in the hands
OF the people, and there. are, perhaps 100 men in
the State who can make them. Let them be put to
work. We observe, that in the South many are
armms with the Alabama pike. 1t is said to be q
formidable weapon, ana should be extensively used
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ROANOKE ISLAND PRIsoNERs.-Extract from let
ter from highly intelligent gentleman in Rich
moud, to gentleman in this City, dated February
10, 1862:
Al learn to-day that our Roanoke prisoners will
be at once paroed. The two governments are about
to conclude permanent arrangements for regular
and proper exchange of prisoners. The in
teigence from Kentucky is less favorable from our
own officers We need more spirit and energy
both in our government and people"
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Gov. Brown of Georgia, has issued his proclama-
ton calling upon all the citizens of the State, sub
ject to military duty, to enroll their on the
militia lists Those who fail to do so, will be draft
ed to serve during the war. That will catch the
larkS '-.- . ..
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uEN. BEAUREGARD.-The report that Gen. Beau
regard was sick at Nashville appears to be incor-
rect The Memphis Avalanche says that he left
Bowling Green on Friday and would arrive at Co.
lumbus ON Saturday. ..
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Lieut. Col. Starr, of the late Bethel regiment, of
Fayetteville, is raising an Artillery corps. The
State is moving Col. Starr is an excellent officer.
We trust he may succeed
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HUMILIATION AND PRAYER.-We observe that in
South Carolina the people urged to observe the
92nd inst, as day of humiliation and prayer. At
other points other days have been selected. The
crisis calls for an appeal to Heaven and for reliance
upon His arm
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The Provisional Congress passed the bill author,
izing the construction Of the Railroad called the
Danville connection, and appropriated a million of
dollars towards its completion as military me-
ceSsty.
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KAN RASeERA The Maryland Company. Capt.
Edelin,, which volunteered for service in this State.
surrendered their furlough and came on to Colds
borough last Saturday, has been assigned to some
point in the East.
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MARRIED..

In Surry County al the residence Of her
Gideon Bryant, on the lStA inst, BY o. A. MsCfay ESQ.,
Mr.. Jos. B. SPicea. Of Wilkes County, 20 Miss Ls7l1A
BRYAST of East Tennessee. ,. - 49, trstsS
q Salem Press please copy. - aNss,s5E
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q The funeral Of the late Mrs AGRaAKEr A. McPa..
n rs viii take place at the Presbyterian Church. th
City, this FRIDAY the 2lst) evening at three
Feb. ~ 1867 ----' 80 - sl6--f1tsI
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AUCTION SALES.

I'm SATURDAY 22D INST, AT IL O'CLOCK.
" will offer public sale from TO 20 tons OF Eiide-
or California GUAN0. to close consignment. - :
AND AT NIGHT, s<...=
see printed catalogues. -
Also - 81
A few dresses of plain and plaid SILKS. zEs- III
, French Bereges in Robes; - -, -
Silk Tissues and Summer Muslins. 1sS
: JAMES N. TowLEss Agent
Feb. 81, 1852. l6-< 2
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CITY ELECTION. ~
AN TUESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH

U next, an election win be held at the Court House
the City Rsegh to Determine the question. whether
said City shall subscribe the of Fifty Thousand Dol
lars to the capital stock of the Chatham Railroad
= c. B. ROOT,
Mgydt.s
Raleigh, Feb. s1i 1852. 1s-ttds
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New Orleans is said to be almost impregnable.-
Gen. Lowell has about $4,000 men in that region.
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Congress has confirmed the appointment of Geo.
B. Crittenden and W. W. Loring, as Major Generals.
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strong navy, and enable us ID carry on this war
successfully. We are sWare that the United States
is,now out of money and out Of credit, and am
little 70 brag Of -
When two great nations are at waf, neither hsv;
ton, ready to weld its strength in our cause Why
not call It to our assistance Il could and would
furnish US with money, 1iths navy, with munitions
Of war, and give more influences over the crowned
heads Of Europe than all the gold of California. 1t
is strange that an intelligent people will suffer
themselves ground down 10 poverty, when they have
such an nexhaustible source Of wealth at their
command. A COTTON PLANTER
. Roanoke Martin Co,,rrty
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SwOrd-bayOuets and other articles Of defence are
made by Messrs. Clapp Huffman & Co., in Guilford
County, n. C. ---te-
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HEAVY PRoFrrs-The Richmond Eraminer SAYS:
The paper mill here has Divided, Tor three months
profits, one hundred per cent, the profits 6Sing
four times their capital for the year the wooien
mill here has made one hundred per cent? the cot
ton mills are coming money; and the Whiskey dis
tillers are absolutely unable tocaenlate their eor
nous profits.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

IN d. sLEDGE HAS IN STORE AND OFF,
fers for sale large LOT of Chin and Glass Ware Oft
Guns and Saucers Plates Dishes Pitchers Sugar Dishes
Spttoons Decanes, fumbers Gnblet and various 9th
er articles in that line. ss5s=S
White and Brown Sugar. x II 2
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. sd
Black Pepper and Carb. Soda. e. ;--ss-Sts
Butter and Soda Crackers. t-s.sz4
Rice and Family Flour. q. :
All of which will be sold low as the times will admit
of for cash only. - 2 -
Raleigh, Feb j, l66o. 7--w&swlm. -
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OFFIcE OF THE NoRrH- CAROLINA STANDARD, I
Raleigh, n c., Feb. 90, Il. n. 1852
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RECRUITS FOR THE N. G. CAYALRY.sssaE
VlHE UNDERSIGNED BEING AUTHORIZED To,sI
increase the number Of bis Regiment TO 1850 wants
to enlist 500 recruits immediately. t@s = : sNzsa3
Recruiting officers staionedat prominent Po,utss
In Counties from whence the several eompsnesof
his regiment came enlist recruits, TO pay the bounty II
(S5o} all who may be accepted and to forward them on
the regiment Citizens OF my own loved Saie ~
We need your help this crisis. feel my e viii ~
-- = -. R. RANs0a,ay..ssS
= .' - Col 1st n. c. CsyalrysRzsss
Army of Potomac, Feb. Is, 1889. s-w&sw4tpd.
yUyBIs INSTITUTION WILL BE RES0PENED UN. =! -
Il der efficient management WEDNESDAY,, March *
5h The services o6cers having been permanently se
hended. 4' = 8 81.
For circulars stating terms, &c. address % q
p, SUPERINTENDENT II. n. as
go - = = Hilsborougb y. c. sazE
Jan. 81, 1859. le-su&Rem.si sss
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This fine company left this City on Tuesday last
for Weldon. We give below the names of the off,
Gers and priyates.
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REGIMENT FOR THE CONFEDERATE
STATES, SERVICE. 4

Raleigh. Feb. 81 1852,
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Latest---By Telegraph for the Standard.
PETERSBURG, Feb. 90 1852.
8 O'Clock. P NJ

Capt Smith, of Gates County, who reached Suf:
folk this forenoon, says three gunboats went up
Chowan river yesterday towards Winton. lie soon
afterwards heard heavy firing at long intervals in
that direction, and concluded that the enemy had
been probably repulsed by our forces at or near
Winton. Before the cars left Suffolk to-day heavy
firing commenced in the direction of Winton, which
was plainly heard at Suffolk. c.
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Aroostook County Convention.

The people of Aroostook met in Convention
on the 4ti inst, at Presque Isle. The Conven-
ton was called to order by William Small,
Esq, of Fort Fairfield, on whose motion, Amos
Dwinel, of Lyndon, was chosen Chairman, and
j. q. A. Barton, Esq, of Houlton, Secretary.
Nathan S. Lufkin, George W. Haines, Sam
uel Bradbury, d. +. Adams and Hiram Gould
were appointed Committee on Credentials,
who reported fifty-six delegates in attendance.
Hiram Goold, William Small, J. d. league,
VIM. f. Hopkinson and Thomas Barton were
appointed Committee on Resolutions.
The following nominations were unanimous
ly made, viz:
Isaac Hacker, of Fort Fairfield, for Senator
William Small, of Fort Fairfield, for Sheriff
Samuel Bradbury, of New Limerick, for
County Treasurer.
Thomas j. Brown, of Houlton, and Nathan
S. Luf kin, of Eaton Grant, for County Com
sioners.
j. q. A. Barton of Houlton, and Louis Cor
mier, of Madawaska, for Registers of Deeds.
William Small, Amos Dwinel, John Allen,
Z. Z. Burleigh, ID. J. Barker, Nelson Herrin
and S. G. Ward were appointed County Com
mittee.
Patriotic and stirring speeches were made
by Hon. S. Cary of Houlton, Rev. c. II. Ellis,
Chaplain of the 18th Regiment, William Small,
Esq, of Fort Fairfield. and others; after
which the Convention adjourned.
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BEFORE HIS HONOR, JUDGE LANE.

July 10. 1862.
Eben Stevens on charge of assault and
battery upon the person of Benjamin Folsom,
was brought before His Honor, when the evil
dence not proving sufficient, he was discharged.
Francis Cox was brought before the court
on charge of drunkenness and disturbance.
Was found guilty, notwithstanding the prison
er's potestations to the contrary. Was ordered
to pay the sum of $500 and costs of prosecu-
ton, which being unable to do, the prisoner
was taken off in the direction of the % Re-
treat"
Dennis Murphy, Margaret Driscoll, and Mar
garet Courteny, for having been engaged in a
miserable drunken spree during the wee sma'
hours awant the twal," were sentenced by His
Honor to pay fine of $500 and one-third
costs each, amounting in the aggregate to Sl3.-
20. Unprovided with the wherewithal, Den
mis-, Margaret No. and No. 2, were marched
off to the vicinity of the clam beds on Back
Cove.
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ed in the Western Department their pay,
bounty and provisions, and appoint Commits
sioners to investigate and examine all claims
and report to the Secretary of War.
Mr. DIN of New York, from the Military
Committee, reported joint resolution for APP
propriating $4,000 for presentations of med
ais of honor to enlisted men who have or NAV
distinguish themselves in battle during the
present rebellion.
The House passed the Senate bill for the
better government of The Navy, and the reso-
luton OF thanks to Commodore Foote.
Mr.. Cox of Ohio, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported a resolution in rela-
ton to maritime rights. On his own motion
its consideration was postponed until Decem-
Der. Adjourned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-11

10 The following appointments and resig-
nations are published in the Bangor Whiq,
communicated to that paper from the Adu-
tant-General's Office, to wit:
Fayette Bicknell, Oxford, LIST Lieutenant Co
X, 10th Regiment, vice Witherell, resigned.
Albert f. Kingsley, Lewiston, I'd Lieutenant
Co. X, 10th Regiment, vice Bcknell, promoted
Albert w. Freeman, Minot, I'd Lieutenant
Co. II, 10th Regiment, vice Bradbury, re-
signed
John H. Roberts, Alfred, LIST Lieutenant Co
+, Sth Regiment, vice Kimball, resigned.
Charles p. Lord, North Berwick, I'd Lieu
tenant Co. +, Sth Regiment, vice Roberts, pro-
NOTED.
Leroy Hoyt, Scarboro', LIST Lieutenant Co
ID, 9th Regiment, vice Hall, resigned.
William Merrill, Gorham, LIST Lieutenant Co
G, 18th Regiment.
Capt. Prince, of Co. K, Cavalry, has re-
signed.