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EXPOSE.s'G THE FRAUDS,
ADAPTATIONS AND COwRUPTiONs
OF THE PRESENT PARTY IN POWER
Proceedings Of the 3Oth
July Convention.

The Proceedings Of the a0th July Convention will be
published la pamphlet FORM embracing the speeches Of
Gov. Wickliffe, OF Kentucky;
Hon y. =. Caviile, ct Virginia;
Hon. w. A Richa rdson, OF illinois,;
The Resolutions Adopted, and
The Add ress Of the state Central Com.
mtttcc tn the People Of Indiana.
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DEsT American and French window Glass; 900 boxes
windox assorted FROM sxio TO 3sroo, In store ana
BROWNING SLOAN.
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IEEroxTsD x1rnxss-1 ros sESrrsxI-I
Night Dispatches.
AFFAIRS In VIRGINIA.
Reported Fighting at Manassas
STORES CAPTURED.
AFFAIRS ON THE BORDER.
Safety af the Army at Cum =
berland Gap.
THE T.fDL.f.t TR OU II l. T. \.
THE T.YDE.f.s' UBLES.
From Boston.


BosroS August 25--The quota of New
Hampshire for three wears has been filed.
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EXCURSION.
Z * Q u r 8 I q N :

rUyHR PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD Com
II psny viii place sale al the Union Deport excur-
81. cIna.t.. IL.
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WHISKY.

-. 81 -. HDU MOAN
BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY. HAVE
opened a branch bcuse in this city, the Il
Illinois and Maryland streets, for the sale Of genuine.
adnlterated, copper distilled Old Bourbon Whisky
The reputation e the Messrt. Duncan Is sufficient
guarantee for tn. purity Of the liquors sold.
". n. MAHAS. Agent.
Indiana polis. Aux. ls62. sugl5-dim
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WORLDS HORSE FAIR,

at Chicago be held Sept End Ieh inclusive. The
tickets will be good from indianapolis Chicago from
September lt. September l2ih inclusive. and
from September 3r TO September 18th inclusive
Price -. 90 for the round trip.
aug 26-3=i. DAVID MACY, Supt.
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MO and No Mackerel in Barrels, Half Barrels. and
f } Ess !: :: :: .... :.
s1nA BOXES Herring;
0An BOXES Goldfish;
UhlA BOXES noked Halibut.
For sale low by
RUGER a CALDWELL,
IS East Washington 81
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LARGE ard well selected assortment Of Groceries
receiving and for sale a. low as A. any house
the West Country Merehsn- and City Grocers invited
TO examine our stock. RUGER CALDWELL.
Jel3's2-d6wly 6S East Washington st.
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Gen. French. l had designed; as-seon 40 tt
and garrison equippage which had Lcos s"1 amp
Newborn could te replaced to push the Isl ,oet 40
lar down as Bachelors Greek, and thus SPs as;
enemy as near Newbern as possible. N'''e the;
On the 18th March, 1862, | v.ss raI;o,o5 .
duty in the State Of North Carolina, on ron
Ill health" On being relieved, ADDRESSED Of
to the War Department asking an jDyestir.to note
the earliest day practicable in case had at
licved in consequence Of the fall of NeuboUe re.
any blame was attached to me for our ,n;Ssa, Vt
IN that quarter No investigation was orderad uueS
may be permitted to conclude this r.niJ 81
by stating that We failed to make timely shetch
maintain our ascendancy on the PamI;co y 70
and thus admitted the enemy's feet witbo,. oouhu,
test We failed to put proper and suffcan, con-
on Roanoke Island, and thus lost the kor iorce'
interior coast. And we failed to furnish ~ W our
branch with reasonable force, and TINS LeneIal
important town of Newbern claim tbat ~. iost The
going will show that none of these failures iole-
ies En VIII mvi NJ K c. GAfLIN
NorE.-When left the far West in Nav ,Os,
service in my native State scarcely thoua, 10 lake
reverse 70 our arms IN battle in which did ro on
mano, nor was within sixty miles of the ~. o COM
could have been msrepreseuted as wss The ened,
ter the fall Of Nevbern As the habit of soon at
so recklessy attributed by certain evil dsnosJ
lne cause my absence from that engagement bsvs a.
say that the charge is without foundation and ae to
tabshed BY the certificate of the Medical Drc, oe e.
Department. win whom was in daily Official 80, Vi The
and who was my Medical adviser for four nr
preceding that event-oy the statement of Surgeon WINS
NJ Brown. c.. s. A who my attending 9yatt,
.he 4th March, 1862, and by the testimony of n rn %
gentlemen, who from daily social ipterconrso IIoerof
to know my habits. R G. GSTI right
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Decembe

WEDNESDAY, December 8, 1862.
The Senate met at 10 O'clock
Prayer by Rev. I. E. Skinner.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
A committee on the salt question was appointed
by the Speaker.
Several bills were reported back by the committee
on the Judiciary.
The bill for the purchase of provisions to be sold
to the families Of INDECENT soldiers and others, was
taken up on Its third reading. when
Mr.. Virgins moved to strike out all after the en-
acting clause and insert House bill No. 49, entitled
bill for the relief Of the wives and families of N
c. soldiers.
Quite an animated discussion arose, in which sew
eral gentlemen participated, when on motion Of Mr.
Graham, the bill was referred to select committee
of five.
On motion of Mr.. Ramsay, a message was sent to
the House proposing to go into an election for Pub
lie Treasurer at 12i p. m.
Mr.. Ramsay nominated Jonathan Worth, of RAN
dolph. ...
Mr. Simpson nominated D. W. Courts, of Wake
BILLS ON FIRST READING
Mr. Lasster, bill in regard to insane persons
Mr.. White, bill to establish the Bank Of Lin
colnton. Referred.
message was received from the House concur.
ring in the Senates proposition to go into elcc-
ton for Public Treasurer at 12t p m, transmitting
seXeral engroSseu DllS and proposition to go into
an election for solicitor of the 9th Judicial Circuit
Concurred in.
At half after - o'clock the Senate proceeded to
vote for Public Treasurer, which resulted as fol
lows:
For Mr.. Rorth.-Mr. Speaker Messrs. Adams
Of Davidson, Adams of Guilford, Arendell, Blount
Dickerson, Eure, Graham Jarratt, Lassiter Leitch
Lindsey, Matthews, Neal, Patrick, Ramsay, Russ
Sanders, Sharpe, Ship, Slaughter, Smith Of Anson
Smith Of Macon, Taylor Of Chatham, Warren
Wooley, Wright-27.
For Mr.. Courta-Messrs. Brown, Carroway
Copeland, Dickson, Drake, Ellis, Faison, Hail. Har
riss, Holeman Lane, Murrill, Outlaw, Powell, Simp
son, Whitford, White Virgins, and Young-I9.
The Senate then proceeded to vote for Solicitor
of the 9th Circuit, after which Col. R. A. Arm6eld
of Yadkin, was declared duly elected.
Leave OF absence was granted the Senator from
| Greene.
The Senate adjourned until i o'clock tomorrow
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PROPOSALS FOR COPPER AND IRON
4. C. s. Navy Department,
OFFICs OF ORDNANCE AND HYDRoGRAPHY,


OFFIcs OF ORDNANCE AND HYDRoGRAPHY,
RICHMOND Va, Nov. g. 1852 ~
q EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Az
- this Office until o'clock Saturday, the 10th DAY OIL
December 1852 for furnishing aud delivering for me use
Of the Navy for the year ending December 3ls io1 oS
following quantities and descriptions of Copper and lOS
viz:
Is tons of Ingot Copper.
1000 tons of accepted Gun Iron.
500 tons of No. l cold blast charcoal Iron.
/. 1000 tons of No. Q do do
j 600 tons of No g. do do
1000 tons of hot blast Iron.
1850 tons charcoal Blooms.
1900 of Iron Plates for covering vessels punched
and finished =
The whole to be subject to inspection and approval.
Persons offering will state the price ton OF 224V e
for the Pig Iron and Blooms and the price pouna e
the Iron Plates aud Copper. and how they Will agree
to deliver within the year, the whole quantity oil COPp
and Iron which they may offer to furnish. -.
The deliveries to be made to some authorized aSe
at the nearest Railroad Canal Station to the place.
where the Copper aud Iron manufactured
Each proposal must be accompanied by written sur
antee signed by two responsible parties of the abIy "
the person Offering comply with his bid should 1t DC
cepted. .f
Bonds with approve sureties in twice the amount I"
the contract, will be required IT,
Each proposal must be sealed, endorsed Proposal
Copper" or Irou" as the may be, and directed
Coinmander GEORGE MINOR, Chief OF Ordnance anu
photography, Richmond, Va. ,,
Nov ., 1889. 96-W6s"'
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SENATE,
TUESDAY, December Q,

TUESDAY, December ., looz.
Senate met at ten q. m.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr. E. j. Blount Senator from Pitt and Hon. d.
Outlaw Senator from BERTHE presented their creden-
tials and were dug sworn.
A message from the House concurring in the
proposition to appoint joint select committee on
that part of the Governors message in relation to
salt ,-
Message from the Governor in relation to informa-
ton asked of the Quartermaster of n. O., by the
Legislature, on motion of Mr. Graham, was referred
to the committee on military affairs.
ON BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Lassiter, resolution commencing our troops
and congratulsting the people Of the State on their
devotion to our common cause.
Mr. Slaughter bill to provide holding of Courts
in Hartford County. Referred to Judiciary COM
mtee. .. ..r,-. p. e.. ~.
Mr.. Smith of Macon, bill to amend the Revised
Code. Referred to military committee.
Mr.. Brown was excused from serving on the COM
mttee on the Lunatic Asylum at his request and
Mr.. Sanders appointed in his place.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The bill "to provide clothing for North Carolina
troops and for other purposes" passed its second
reading. A motion to suspend the rules and pass
it to its third reading did not prevail.
message was sent to the House proposing to
go into an election of Councillors of State today at
II o'clock, several gentlemen being put in nomina-
ton.
On motion of Mr.. Hall, the Senate went into Sc
cret session to receive the report of the committee
sent to confer With the Confederate government in
regard to our State deiences.
At twelve o'clock the doors were opened and the
Senate proceeded to vote for Councillors of State.
After which the Senate adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD: FRIDAY. DEC s, 1867

Z IN. Mr.. Gentry's motion, the bill providieg for
Suner;or Court for the county of Allegheny was Ia
ken no and passed its several readings. ~
MI. Beal moved to suspend the rules to Put OIL,
amending the charter of the Western Plank Road
Company upon its several readings. Lost
A bill to authorize the President ana directors o,
the Literary Board to appoint VTeasurer was reao
and recommitted
bill to raise ten thousand troops for the defence
Of the State was taken up and on Mr.. Foys motion,
referred to the committee on military affairs:
The Speaker gave notice that for reasons OF pub.
lie and nersonai character he would resign the posi-
ton the partiality Of the House had assigned him.
On motion of Mr.. Avera, the House adjourned I'M
I'll 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning.
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WHEN THE STATES SEcEDED.-Frequent inquiries
made as to when the Acts of Secession were
passed by the several States South Carolina seced
edDecember 90 1860; Mississippi, January 9, 1861 ;
Ah.bamaand Florida, January IL, 1861; Georgia,
January 10, 1861; Louisiana, January 26, 1861 !;
Texas, February l, 1851 Virginia, April IL, 1851 !;
Arkansas May Q, 1861; North Carolina, May, 20,
1861; Tennessee passed the Ordinance Of Secession
May eth, and it was ratified by the people June s,
1851.
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NOTICE.

"A T R0LESVILIE, ON MONDAY THE 22D DAY
"A of December 1852, shall proceed to sell on credit
estate of John H. Fleming deceased including ONE UN
DRIED BALES OF COTTON, together with the remaining
stock of goods band Che purchaser will be required
to give bond with approved security. Other terms made
known on day of sale e.
J. FLEMING, Admir-.
Wake Co., N. G., Dec. 2, 1852. y7-w&swSt.
q. Register copy.
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SEEDING TINE.-Seeding time is nearly over says
the Athens Crenn) Post, and it is estimated that
not moro than half tbe usual breadth of wheat has
beer sown-partly owing to the scarcity OF seed and
partly to the absence of large proportion oil the
laborng population. McMinn is rated as the hea-
West embarrassing county in East Tennessee but
under the most favorable circumstances 1t will not
turn out more than Il half crop next year. '-
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100000.
TITLES, FISTULA IN ANO, TUmU1nHNSSs
SPERMATORRHOEA ULCERAaTTddSSnoI Of

OF THE WOMB, &c.-DK. j. A. Ch ~ ih nU above
Montgomery Ala gives special attention te ne ,se
diseases and guarantees perfect satisfaction in every %
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that he c0u'1
the worst case of PILES. -ol csss
He has operated with perfect success 10 se He has
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons
never had an accident to happen. - 10 ensure
: Persons writing must enclose aten cent S'AD'p
attention. 90 vksTtf
Aug. IL, 1862.
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No swamp; rich Bottom 3 to IL miles from Mississippi
River levee protecting it. Ordinarily, price IS BY tract
North, East, i. w. n, Sec. l, $50
Sc. u. q 40
% miles N. W. of Helena; good neighborhood; unsur-
passed in every sense. Price So
2 South, East, s. side s. E. u, Sec. 81, 100
=" S. OFF, I,S.w. ., 20
IL" s. ofRes, s. w. 4, 2, IS
Near Helena, and fine lands. Price $40.
South. East, Fnc Section, s, SIS
8, $40
II, $40
In Phillips county, so miles below Helena; choice land;
large tract adjoining Sold last year to planter ut SAB
per Price stu per acre. In al-6,5S4-S4.
w. X. RIGHT0R, Helena, Ark.
H. A. BADHAM, Esq., Ag't, Raleigh
Nov. 7, 1852 ga-w&sw3mpd.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION 0N nv ~.
IL CLEND0N'S CREEK six miles west OF Carthage, y
ing the basin of the Coa!fetds, containing 2,lOV
which is % productive any lands in She county Oh Tins
The Improvements good aud the situation healthy;
liberal JOHN MohioOtf
November IA, 1862 92-W&s""
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al. Stanbart1,
LEGISLATURE OF NOR3H.CAROENA

: = SENATE.
;2MosDAr, December l, 1862.
Senate met at IL O'clock, a. m.
H. II N Drake Senator elect from the county
~ W.,rsn nresented his credentials and duly qua-
fed. o.
! Bulls AEe REsoLyrIoNs.
Mr.. Lassiter resolution appointing oou'n az
tAerto take into consideration message from the
Ssovernor in relation to :he supply of salt AaoPteo
SBy SINE, a resolution in favor Of Thos. f. Il y.
W Skinner. rcfunding amounts for salt seized ior
',,se of ,troeDs. Referred to committee on claims.
Mr., Sharp bill 10 authorize the settlement OF
= estates by commissioner appointed by the different
County courts Referred to committee on the Juu'-
- ORDER or THE DAY.
The act to provide clothing and all other neces-
sry Quartermaster stores and to PROVIDE lot secuf
ing supplies fer destitute families of SOLDIERS now IN
service, embodying amendments to House Dill en-
titled "a bill to provide clothing Tor N. y. troops
and for other purposes. -,
nreSsnt form rs il created more military offices, and
advocated leaving the families of soldiers under the
care ofcounty courts where he was sure they would
suffer no detriment ~
Mr. Ellis urged the passage Of the bill and express
sed his desire to see soldiers families attended to by
men chosen by the Magistrates of the different coun-
ties He was tired of the administration OF the CIR
Raleigh.
Mr.. Graham said he had not given such considera-
ton to the bill as would finally govern his vote
but so far as he had examined it he conceived 1t to
be unnecessary. 1t contemplated two objects, the
first Military, the second Eleemosynary. As to the
military objects, the provision of clothing for the
troops of the State according TO the contract with
the Confederate Government, these were sufficiently
attended to by Quartermasters already in commits
sion under the State authority. Second as to the
provisions for neccssitous persons in the counties
this was already undertaken by the authority of
the County Courts under the sanction of the Legs-
ed ature These agencies he thought far better adopt
to the ends in view than those proposed by the bill
The bill was then further discussed by the follow
ing gentlemen: =.
Messrs. Smith and Eure against and Messrs. Muir
rl and Carraway in favor.
The House amendment was rejected. Pending
the discussion
On motion, the Senate adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow. ..'.f
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House was called to order at IL o'c ock, a. m.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Craven, Of the Methodist
Conference.
Mondays journal was read.
A message was received from the Senate propo-
sing to go INTO an election to-day ut IL o'clock for
Councillors of State. McSsrS. Jesse r, Stubs Of
Martin; F. B. Satterthwaie Of Pitt; L. E!dridgc Of
Johnston; T. P. Dick of Guilford. y r. Hargrave
of Arson; DR.. James Galloway Of Wilkes; james
A. Patton of Buncombe, and George F. Davidson Of
Iredell, being in nomination. Cohcurred in.
Mr.. Donne announced the preseacc of Messrs.
Henry and Bond, members elect from BERTHE.
Mr.. Avera presented the credentials of Mr. BiZzel,
member elect from Sampson. They were then quail.
flied and took their seats.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Waddel, bill to authorize the Governor to
call out patrol for each county
Mr.. Beal bill to amend an act for the relief of
the banks and the people. Referred
Mr.. BrysOn, resolution in favor OF NJ. L. Brit
tain.
Mr.. Crawford, n resolution relative to having salt
moved from at and near Wilmington to the interior.
Mr.. Watson, resolution ask 'ng information of
the State Treasurer relative to the sale of State
bonds issued in accordance with ordinance of the
Convention.
Mr.. Keener, resolution authorizing the Governor
to appoint commissioner to examine into the con-
dition of the agency of the Cherokee lands con-
nected with turnpike roads IN jackson county,
Referred to committee on Cherokee lands and west
erN turnpikes.
Mr.. Afford resolution Of inquiry of the Govern
for information relative to the enforcement Of the
conscript law, and particularly to the manner in
which certain officers exercising authority in
the city Of Raleigh.
Mr.. Mckay moved that the House go into secret
session Immediately, after voting for Councillors Of
State to hear the report Of the committee FROM Rich
mond. Agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Shober committee of two was
appointed to invite the Governor to attend the Sc
cret session. Messrs. Shober and Manning consti-
ted the committee.
RRPoRTS
Mr.. Fowle from the judiciary committee, bin to
coafer criminal jurisdiction upon the county courts
Of Onslow, recommending that it do not pass.
Mr.. Shorber, from the same committee, bill rel
alive to justices of peace recommending its passage
with an amendment
Mr.. Gentry, from the committee on Cherokee
lands, &c, made report [1he Reporter lost the
title of the BILL
The House voted for Councillors Of State at IL
O'clock after which it went into secret session, and
! the Reporter vamosed.
The doors being opened, the House adjourned.
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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISSISSIPPI
RIVER.
n1HE PROPRIETOR uAvTNC

UNhE PROPRlEPOR HAVING BEEN ROBBED BY
Il the Abotonists in Arkansas of all but his lands Of
ers great bargains in the following lands selected years
ago, when first in market and after personal examina
ton of each tract. See price affixed to EACH offer the
whole list any purchaser for cash. or negroes
market price, one-half cash. and time for balance
secured with per interest. Located Mississippi
aolao
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REMOVAL.

FFHOV ALI
FAN ID. SLEDGE HAS REMOVED FROM
4 the store formerly occupied by him Fayetteville
Weahers Market Square, first door east Of the Posoce
where he will be glad TO his customers and friends in
want of articles in his line.
He has on hand and for sale Black Pepper, Spun
Cotton, Fine Chewing Tobacco, Cotton Cards,
Rice, Brass Hoop Buckets, Shoe Blackug,
Spoons, Family Flour, Old Rye Whiskey, Mai.
deria Wine, Coffee Mills, &c.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit connu-
ance of the same liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
T. ID. SLEDGE,
First door east vf PostoHice
p. s. All persons indebted to Sedge Macon or to T.
d. Sedge will please call and settle their and accounts
T. d. SLEDGE.
Raleigh. Nov. Is, 1852. 93-w&sw6t.
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INSTANCES WORTHY OF HoNoR.-We commend to
all exchanges proper mention Of all instances like
those related in the following from the Chattanooga
Rebel:
James Lowry, an old man, is tanner living in
Marshall county, Tennessee, and although compa-
rativey poor, and both his sons the Confederate
army, he resists the temptation to make money by
charging exorbtant prices for his leather and shoes
He has been offered one dollar pound for all his
leather and refused to take it and is selling it to his
neghbors and all who want it for their own use and
not for speculation, at fifty cents pound He is
selling shoes and boots about three four hundred
per cent cheaper than spectators and extortoners
are selling them at. None can buy from him but
those who want them for their own use.
Another instance of the'same sort, is John Trout,
Esq, who keeps public house at Big Lick, Roam
oke county, Va, who only charges twenty-five
. cents meal, and whenever soldier comes along
without money he charges him nothing. Whenever
q sick soldier comes along without any means of
conveyance he furnishes him at his own expense,
and if he is too sick to travel he takes Of him
during his sickness. This is a noble specimen of a
man. His only son is in the army, and the old man
is doing all he cap for our cause. There is firm
in Montgomery, Ala, the name of which we do not
recoect that offers to sell leather at fifty cents
and take green hides at ten cents a pound. We
hope the AdUertiser, in which paper we saw the
advertisement will again publish the name of this
firm. In Canton, Miss, the firm Of Lpscomb IL
Co., offers to do the same thing. This is re.
markable instance of moderation, when others are
charging about ten dollars pair for common shoes.
w. +. Davidson, of Coffee county, Tenn, brought
to this place last week, some excellent jeans which
he sold at two dollars and half yard, whilst an
inferior article selling here ut from four to SIX
dollars yard lie refused to sell it to any except
those who wanted it for their own use. ...
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For the Standard.
BRIG. GEN. GATLIN's CARD.
EYERErrsrnLE. Dec. J. 1s

q n EyERETTsvnLE, Dec ], 1852.
Editor Of Raleigh Standard:
SIR:-In Justification of myself, desire to give
publicity, through your columns, Of the enclosed
sketch of operations during the period commanded
the department of North Carolina.
, 1862-11-06

DIR. UNDERw0ODs
Qc1ltt md AuYist and Operative SofeSen a.s -
nekk, Blfndnoaa> and MI diesAs3 r. ~ ~ Snss
OF ca md SurKefI No Ia h<aes0sA feV14fT
man HQuAe, EhtcHku4 H. -5-2