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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17
FsatrheIOr's Hair Dye, THE

FBatcheIOr's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
W A. Bdtchelors splendid Hair Dye is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan.
tantaneous Units effects does stain the skin and nvig
CRATES the hair for life. lie careI and use none other
than the genuine, signed side of every box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where Alanufac
tory No 81 barclay street, Gate 10 Bond street. and 232
Broadway, New York G&wly aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

PALPABLE TRUTH.-An exchange paper
very APPLY and truthtuy says :---"Before you
60 shopping, take the advertisements of a
newspaper. The man who advertises literally
is liberal dealer; he sells more goods than
old foges who hide their light under bushel,
and is, therefore, able to sell cheaper"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

Sixteen members of the Massachusetts
twenty'seventh regiment, who went from Lee.
sent home by Adams & Co.'S express, a few
days since, $500; and last month fifteen mems
beers sent nearly the same amount.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

FHwIe n'ile and IHumNT Cure. sure cure for
Hecdnr. Btind and Itching Piles. ScrOfa, Salt Kheum
AMI Diseases of the skin One bottle warranted cure
IN all cases; il not, dealers particularly requested 10
refund he money Only five Lotles Thousand re-
turned, ANA tn confirmed Fstua. Hundreds of
letters and certificates in the proprieors posses
81 n, which can he upon application Send for
circular Prepared bV HENRY ID. FoWLE, Chemist
IL rrince street. Boston. Sold by all Druggists Ger
Asl WIN -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

SUTToN.-The whole number of births
registered in this town for 1861 was 81, of
which SO were males and % females. OF these
SO were OF American, q of foreign and l OF
mixed percentage, and but whose parents
were both born in Sutton.
The whole number of deaths registered
during the same period was SO. OF these 10
were under years of age, between and 10.
8 between 10 and 20 8 between 20 and 80, 5
between 80 and 40, 2 between 40 and go be-
tween so and 60, 3 between 60 and TO- be-
tween 70 and 80, and over 80, viz widow
Azubal Lackey 81. Miss Polly King 81, and
widow Hannah Putnam IS. OF these 10 were
of consumption, 2 of disease OF HE throat and
lungs, 2 of inflammation OF the bowels, from
the effects of measles, 2 of fits, and each
of sciatica, pneumonia, general debility, an
camia, whooping cough, phthisic marasmus,
wound received in battle, and TALL injnring the
spine.
The number of births registered is one less,
the number OF marriages 10 less, and the mum.
Der Of deaths the same as in 1860.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

Cnt This Out and Remember the Fact
That will sell Tor month. the following prices
at the PHetica Exchanges OmmOn Brooms, IA cents
each and heavier at II and 20 cens good heavy
Shaker BruOmS % ana SO ctEIs each; offer good
wool Carpets ut 50 per yard former price IS
Also cheap Carpets at II cents and 20 Is 80 3 40 and
40 cents yard ich think is cheaper than was ever
sold Def re in WOrccsler the acOve prices cash
also will sell my ryckery and Kitchen Goods cheaper
than offered before. Please cali and sec the prices
al the lUeticul Exchange Bay state Block.
$50 dt1 ORSON n. HEATH. Proprietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

LEoMINsTER.-The town Of Leominster has
thus far lost three of her sons in this war
The first was corporal A. w. Cowdry, who
died of wounds received at Balls Bluff the
next was Charles A. Lamb, who died in prison
at Richmond and now, lIeury X Derby of
Co. A, first battalion, NJ ", has died of ty.
phoid pneumonia, which lie contracted at fort
Warren. He died at home
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Failing OF Of the Hair.
"GIEAr EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use Of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS " will be realized by the
nse of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing aud beauty
in the Teeth.
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized BY tho
use Of the wAvERLY PERFUME for the Handker
chief
GREAT EXPECTS T1ONs" will be realized bv the
use of HILLS LIQUID AMANDlNE, for Chained
Hands, Iiouehness Of tue Skin,&c
Prepared and sold by
JOHN Q. hill, Apothccarv
10 Jam Me thames Hall.
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ylcm advertisements,

SKATING NOTlCE.-As the ska,ing :.
IN pei e condition Of the junction Park the mo
~ WIN "ier nice pair at Gentlem,u's Skncs 10
INC fastest skater. on SATURDAY AFTEKH1ni%Sr
wishing TO enter for the contest Will please cntrr
thelr names previous TO that time ~ P"'e S"ter
jail DIT WA I,wpp>o
BY H. B. LAMSoN. Office Sc and 60 Main St worcester
II U RS! + u 81! FURSIlI
NEW LOT OF FURs ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
Sale will Positively Close SATURDAY EVE.
MING, Jan. 49,
re WIN pc sold at Public Auction, Store PIG Main 81
N,2Tmietiy occupied by NJ. b. Green .y Col IVFPV
ar EtNo0N and EVENING, commencing at 2 and
cI"ek ana also at private sale, large asSoltcnt -
well Seieeted FAIRS. of every description among Nhc
may De i'und the tollowng:- '''
E;t rehGn Mink Sets, French Sable Sets, German
MN 't S sets Bohen Fitch Sets. Mountain
Matun Nets. siberian Squirrel SETS American Ssbin
sets squirrel Betty Chdien's Sets large ut If t.,t;
sleigh r bes - s 0' VI iie"N9 me
The above stock is from New York house f,rvbo,,, T
nave sold for tine last three seas MS and ver,
jail dts " 'Ae Saie'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

SHREwsBURY.-The whole number OF births
in Shrewsbury during the year 1861, was 81.
Males 16 females u. OF American parent.
age, %, foreign parentage ID. American IA
ther and foreign mother 2
Whole number OF deaths 40 4; males q, fe
males % American parentage &c. foreign
percentage 10. Uu1cr five years Of age A.
between five and twenty 5, between twenty
and forty 10, between forty and sixty 9, be.
tween sixty and eighty A, over eighty g.
In 1860, there were 81 births and 20 births.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17
Special llutltes.

ClanIn is making Gard Photographs unequalled IN
"Ne MN acall. du my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

U RN SH / y u UNn ERTAKER
His Coffin WarerOoms at So Front street where cal
always he found large assortment of Collins of all diff
fere kinds OF patterns Mentalic and Walnut Caskett
OF all sizes Coffin flates and Robes the best paterr
and material Residence 90 Front street. dtf auI4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

4 SSIGNEES' NOTICE.-WoRcEsrrn
TIi1 sI'1IhG third Meeting of the creditors Of IA
dhANlEL L. Win My, OF MiI!urd, MISS in sni,
County an Insolvent Debtor will be held nj tbn SUI sun
1y iisSyenGy at Wore scr IN said County, on tile twr
Eelehlh GAY of January current ut zen o'euck in tbo
forenoon, at which meeting creditors NAV be present J
Prove tnelr claims AND the Assignee hereby Lives no
uce ta ms account OF receipts, payments and seryrca
in ueallJ III sand case snOw on ile in the Reuistrv 80
Insolvency at Worcester, In said county. 60 70
lalO UT JOHN D. BE- kFORD Assiorno
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

NJ ORTGAGEES SALE Will be sojd
- at tuhlic Auction on the promises on FRIDAY
the fourteenth daN OF February A. d l,6l a. In ci
a. M a certain tract OF land situated in Snutb a r
ter, so Called III said Worcester containing thirty $50
more or lcS ana being the lot OF anI cnnveto,f
DY Jonas bartlett and John aren to hiram FGbcs nv.
their ufen uatei October A. d. 1851 ami reccrie II
ue oi ueeus Tor The county Worcester bnn-
90 90 paEe oo4 Sli premises will be sol in purs,aTce
"a "a p"I VI Sae oltHned in gage decd from r,c
sau pa uett anu warden 10 the unde rSisned at,i
or The counti lSS I recorded in the Registry OF Dees
on account Of default being made i'm the s, ~ ana
Terms cash - ' I ~, !ehte deed.
80 AoVS' utti4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

HuckNYheat Fiour.-Just received eight tons of
Bu, kwheat Flour c'HsgumenT. which we offer loI
sale lo~ or than an be bought elsewhere this citv
us dtl DRAfER & LARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

See woman, IN another column, picking sambuci
Grapes for Speers WiJe. lts admirable article used
IN hospitals and by the first class families in PARIS Lon
don, aud New York. in preference to old pOi wine II
is worth a trial, AS it gives great satisfaction.
iel5 deGdIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

Attention, Sl1aters:-lf your Skates want sharp.
enils or repairing In any wav, the place have it welt
done is at GO1DlAG ~ SMITHS, l25 Central street,
Armspl 5 building
All kinds of Li-nt Jobbng and Sewing Machine Re
pairing done IN the best manner. dtf d2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17

sSr. NlattisOn attends TO the treatment of the
SPectQt Diseases Of Women, at his REMEDIAL IN
II IL. No. - Union St, Providence, H. l. See his
advertisement OF THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEM Les in this paper. dtf fl6
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-06-25

be-" By no MEANS He volunteered rs private,
which very few of those who traduce him have ever
done, and from the post of high private" has been
promoted by the willing votes of those who know
him best. -
Let it not be said that it is important for Col Vance
to remain at the head of his Regiment or Legion
1t is more important that there be in the Cover
nors Chair of North Carolina, man who, from his
association and habits sympathize with the peo
pie and the soldiers, in their great struggles and
privations that they making for the achieve
ment of our independence Col. Vance is that man.
He knows their wants. for he has been one of them.
And he has the talent and public experience to
understand the wants Of the country, and the moral
courage ndindedpenence to perform his whole duty
in any position his fellow citizens may place hiE:-
Then let US all join in accord and make him
Governor with full confidence in his impartiality,
ability, and disposition to reform the abuses that
have crept into State administrations Green's
6OrO' Patriot.
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COL. VANCE.

We this week place under our editorial head the
name of Col. T. B. Vance, of the county OF Bun
com5e as our choice for Governor of North Carolina
From the preference expressed for him in the pri-
mary meetings of. the people, in various counties,
without reference to old party partalites, we are
satisfied that the honest yeomanry of the country
desire the benefit of his splendid talents, and his
experience, both in civil and military affairs in the
important Office of Governor Of North Carolina, and
COMMANDMENT. Chief of the military forces of the
State. Heappears to have the full confidence of the
people, for honesty, patriotism, and abllity,-just
the man for the present crisis
True, he Is at present an officer of the Confed-
crate army And how did he get in his present
Office? Not by appointment of the powers that
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Wounded Prisoners.

The following persons belonging to N. U. neg
iments we're wounded in the late battles near kcn-
mOnd, and were taken prisoners and are no" al
Fortress Monroe: ',
Hampton Cowan, Co. B, 92d N C. from Marion,
S. G.: Joseph B. Thompson, Co. F. 9th N. c. Sax
aphaw. H Ella, Co. K 9TH N. @. Salisbury; n! N.
v. Blaloch, Co. C. 9th N. c. Orange county; w.
G. Perry, Co l. 9th N. C. Wake CO.; E. Keith, 70
B. 18th N. c. Marshall L. F. McMaster, 70 n n
22d N G. Franklinton, N c.; NJ Co6ble' 70. u,
9Th N c.; VIM. Woods, Co. @. 9th n .; Orango
CO. /; l. W. Lawson, Co. II. 22nd n. O. Stokes; =.
a. Crause, Co. F. 22nd N. G: Alleghaney.; OaRr
j. Walker Co. Il. 9th N G.; W. G. May, Co. E =.
92nd N G. Guilford G. W. Cone, Co D. 18th n y
G. Rutherfordton. A. Pugh, Co. N End 2nd y; r.
Randolph CO. s. W. Ward, Co. E. 2S9d N y.
Beaufort l. F. Conner, Co. e 10th n: Z. Lincoln ;
E. Anderson, Co. F. 22nd n c. AIegnaney Co. ;
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Masters would quit on list June or not as had
seen no such order, nor heard any read l asked
Col. Watson if he requested me dismissed and his
son put in my place He declined to answer. Not
wthstanding Gulicks repetition of the insult in his
note, he apologised for it to Captains Lockhart and
Satterthwaite and said he sorry for it. and used
1t through passion and doubt if could talk it
over, We would understand each other. The Off
GERS in WatSon's command gave me a recommend
ton, which produce, only to show whatthey think
OF me- They may have, for aught / know, high
estimation for the other parties above alluded to-
CAMP MANsUM, june 1852.
we, oihcers and members of the unattached CON-
Panes at this camp, acquainted with Mr.. NJ. j.
McSween, who has been Drill Officer among us for
some time, and so far as know we regard him
as very suitable person for that place We can
say that we are well pleased with the manner in
which he has discharged his duties, and we think
he discharged those duties punctually, faithfully,
and efficiently We regard him gentleman and a
worthy man, and would recommend his continuance
Drill Officer; and we have no doubt of his CON-
potency for much higher position.
j B. .Lutterloh, 1st 1t O. P. Mills, list 1t.
VS.. Moody, I'd 1t. j. w. Graham, Capt
II. I. Schenck, Capt. H. E. Lane, Capt
7. j. Palmer, lst 1t j. G. Lockhart, Can't.
y. T. Williams, I'd 1t. 6. B. Barnes, I'd 1t
A. r. Grigg, I'd 1t B. D. Lane, I'd 1t
G. G. Luke, Capt, - Jno. B. Lyon, LIST 1t.
H. u. Graham, I'd Lit Thos. Savelly, I'd 1t.
Besides this have others of the same purport
signed by over forty officers in several regiments
organized near here within few months past
Among these names Col Kenan, of the Add
Reg; 1t Col. Parks and Maj. Richardson, of SD
Reg; and Capt Little and his Lieutenants and Ser
geants, Qrom my own county, of SD Reg. Some
of them have but slight acquaintance with me, and
others have known me many years. 1t therefore
appears that Mr.. Gulick has shown much inconsis-
tency and evasiVeneSs, uttered many falsehoods,
acted ungentlemanly and unofcerlike and has taken
advantage of his position to insult an inferior in
rank, and when approached to give satisfaction for
it places himself still higher his ofticll dignity
and repeats the insult, and that too after he had
cringed and apOogized to a friend verbally.
This person, (Gulick,) am informed is native
Yankee mere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an editor of a
little paper in Of cur villages, and, unfortunate
~, now in power here to lord it over true South
ernerS, and outrage their feelings with impunity.
do not intend the least reflection on those noble
men of Northern birth, who hdcs not hung around
the precincts of power, and who hare given tlssir
means, blood and lives in our cause. Mr. Gulick
must admit that he has acted the unprncipled petty
deSpot and coward, and that he merits place be.
low the contempt Of respectable gentlemen. An
impartial public will draw their own conclusions
from this statement and if Mr. Gulck feels az
grieved, he has no one to blame but himself"
NJ. J. McSWEEN.
Raleigh, n. c., June Il, 1862.
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The Latest News.

Perhaps at no time since the war began has tbero
been so little news, as within the last week
Expectation is now on tip-toe to hear the results
OF the great battle which it is rumorcd will come off
in few days at Richmond. Both parties are con.
centrating the largest armies there ever brought in
contact on this continent Rumors assert that
Stonewall Jacksons army will be in the right place
at the right time.
The telegraph announces that Gen. Beauregard
and staff had gone on to Richmond. Beauregard
denies positively the statements attributed to Hal
leck as to his severe loss on the retreat from Cornth
Our loss he says was very small in all Respects.
We have nothing of any interest from anv quar-
ter. The Yankee gunbOats crossed Charleston ar
on the 21st, and sheled Morris Island In the
West the Yankees are carrying on without let or
hihdraDce
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AN APPEAL FROM TIE DAUGHTERS OF
d. NEW ORLEANS

We need not commend 10 the attention Of our
readers, says the Charleston Mercury the following
simple touching beautiful, appeal Of the lovely
daughters of New Orleans. We could add nothing
to its melting pathos Every soldier Of the South
who reads it. will pant for an opportunity avenge
the wrongs and insults so touchngly portrayed
AN APPEAL TO EVERY SOUTHERN SOLDIER
We turn to you in mute agony! Behold our
wrongs! Fathers husbands brothers sons we
know these bitter, burning wrongs will be fully
avenged-Herer did Southern women appeal in vain
for protection from insult! But for the ~sakes of
sisters throughout the South with tears we inn
pore you not to surrender your cities, in consd-
Grafton of the defenceless women and children
Do not leave your women to the mercy of this mer-
CHESS foe! Would it not have been better for New
Orleans to have been laid in ruins, and we buried
beneath the mass, than that we should be subjected
to these untold sufferings? Is life so priceless
boon that for the preservation Of it. no sacrifice is
too greatg All no! ali no! Rather lei us die with
you, oh our Fathers Rather like Vrginius, plunge
your own swords into our breasts, saying This is
all we can give our daughtersl"
The DAUGHTERS OF New ORLEANS.
New Orleans, May "a, 1852.
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RAIL Road Directors Clark has appointed
for the year the following Directors on the part of
the State for the several Railroads, &c.:
For the North Carolina Railroad Compaay-
Paul c. Cameron, j. W. B. Watson, John'D Bel
lamy, Ralph Gorrell. d. N. Barringer, Sam'l Har-
grave, P B. Hawkins and John l. Shaver.
STATE Prory-HQn. William A Graham
atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Coapa-
ny-Cooncii B. Wood, johnson II. Bryan, Lewis {.
Desmond, E. A. Thompson, Charles R. Thomas,
Peter &. Evans, II. F. Bond and Council Wooten.
State Prory-Hon. NJ E. Manly
West6rn North Carolina Railroad Company
". w. Avery, N. W. Woodfn, R. c. Pearson VIM,
II Thomas, George F. Davidson A. NJ Powell,
William Murphy and Archibald Henderson
State PrOry-Anderson Mitchell.
Raleigh Dc CASTOR Railroad C0mpaay-William
j. Hawkins. G. H. K. Taylor and G. Ii. Wilder
State PFory-Hon D. NJ Barringer
Abemarle Chesapeake Canal Comlpany-IIon.
H. NJ. Shaw, John B. Jones and VIM. G. Wilson.
StG'e Prory-Dn Thomas d. Warren
FayetteoalLe and Western Plank Road Company
f. n. Roberts, Lauchlin Bethune and j. P. Little.
State PrOry-George McNeill.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-06-25

To THOSE DESIRING SUBsTTTUTEs-We are recev-
ing number Of letters making inquiries in reg ard
to substitutes, which we cannot answer in any way
for the want of the requisite information, nor by
mall especially, for the want of time Our friends,
therefore, will please direct their letters in reference
to those spoken of in Capt Cooks company, to
Capt c. L. Cook, 5sth regiment N c. troops, Rich
mond, Va, and to those who advertise, to the par
ties advertising, and not to u.s.
We would again advise our friends to be careful
whom they hire g substitutes Better procure men
whom you know, or whose condit n you can east
ascertain, than to run any risk of paying large
amount to those who are not exempt under the
,eonscript law.
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CONSERVE means to keep in safe and sound state
to saOe-to preserve from injury and decay. Those
who would do this for the government are called
Conservatives They are not party men, but they
are opposed to party. They are the best friends the
government has, and would have the government adj
ministered for the people, and By the people through
their representatives 1t was in this way and for this
purpose that the government was formed, and in no
other way can it be preserved and triumph achieV
ed over our enemies The government will DC
strong in proportion it is we'll administered; ana
the stronger it is the will defeat our enc
mics and establish our independence
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THE HELMET.

Where the stand irdS wave the thic&cst,
Aud the tide ofbattled ruled,
Euriously he charged the foemln,
On his snow white sieed 50 bod;
But he wore no guarding helmet,
9Dnly bis long beard of gold!
Turn. and fy! thou rash Young Warr'"r'
Or this iron helmet wear
"Nay! but am armed already,
In the brightness of my hair;
For INV mother kissed its iresSes,
Aud she guards me with prayer"
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CIT Stanbarb.
RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. Ise5

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The STANDARD is conducted 80
upoN the CASH system AH pupers are .cOntinusd NJ az
sTp'rGt'O" Of the ti"eo Which they haze been maid c
scr'0srs '0'@ be notified FOUR WEEKS before their tim.
oy CROSS MARX on their papers, and unless
" rsns'Osd the paper ViH be discontinued Til, 10
from ''a'eh there 'Oi~ be no departure JFach for the
mark and rsneaO your subscription. ''0''
% Subscribers desiring their papers CHANGED ,n..
mention the Post Office FROM well as the one 70 r"
they desire the change to be made. ~ ""'sn
TERMS:
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months, ma
Weekly Standard, year,
months, a,
- Single copies five cents.
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The British government has refused to deliver up
the ship Emile St Pierce, claimed by the Lincoln
government, which.was captured by the Federals'
having contraband goods on board, but re-taken oy
her crew and carried into British port 1t is aSo
stated that John Bull will demand the surrender
the Bermuda.
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The Standard.
Dur CONGRESSIONAL STAMPEDE.

GcromweIl his crop-eareI Soldiers sent
So drive out BareboncS Parliament;
But, hud he lived in modern times,
When men make laws ,und love- for almes'
He'd lind our Barebones much more ooeis
Than pm, or any other fossil.
Nor would he have u reason urgent
To call file of men and sergeant;
He need but wait brace of weeks,
Till Barebunes untn Bankum speaks
Till, tabling other claims, these sages o.
Had passed bill pay TO their wages
Had called all men 10 warltke service,
Except themselvsS-thpse statesmen uervousi
Then had he sent courier foamlug,
To crv To Arms! the foe is cumingi"
Our aIlismeut weula, sine Dlo!d,
Eyauish like flock of sOra.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-06-25

Mn. McSwEEN's CARD.-We give to Mr.. McSween
a place for his card IN our columns, because he
claims it for his Defence against what he considers
the pride and nsolence of office He of course
speaks for himself, as we take no part in the per-
sonal disputes of Others
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-06-25

There are no less than five candidates for the sen
ate of the next General Assembly announced IN tn'
County Of Mecklenburg.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-06-25

ELECTION.-The people of this State will
vote for Governor, members of the LeeiSIatura
and Sheriff, in their several Counties on Tim
day, the 18th day of August. All our soldiers j.,
Camp, wherever they may be, will vote for tho
same officers, on Thursday. the 3Ist of Julv.
citizens or soldiers of this State can vote for
Governor but not for legislators or she,ifs. in
a"y County of The State, where they may be on
the day of election. VII