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LOST OR STOLEN.

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HpETWEEN RALEIGH AND HILLSRoRO, nv THE
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For the Standard.

8 For the Standard.
Mr.. EDITOR While connected with the trans.
Mississippi army, where l was daily cognizant Of
he heroic deeds of Gen. Sterling Price, of Nilsson
2, wrote the following stanzas- which were pub
ished in some Of the Arkansas papers. Believing
hat the sentiments embodied will meet your ap-
probation, and the concurrence of your many read
rs, send them to you for republication:
A TRIBUTE
TO MAJ. GEN. STERLING PRICE, OF TIE c. s. A.
Like the Simeon blast that sweepeth DER.
Arabias deserts arid
Where dwarfed and maugIed shrubs before
Its giant force carried;
Or Ike the crashing avalanche,
Thai PUSHES down the mountain,
Forgetting in its proud advance
Below the lovely Fountain
Arose the clouds of civil war
fOrebOding woe and sorrow, g.
And leaving scarce a single star
That would give hope tomorrow.
The tOcsn then from East to West
Rang loudly through our borders:
Come, SouthroLs, come your soils oppressed,
Drive back the vie marauders !"
They heard, and thousands bravey went,
Young men and fathers hOary,
To meet the hosts the tyrant sent
To blot out Southern glory
The storm ragged and higher rose
The furious, crimson pillows,
Which echoed walls sad as those
OF Israel meath the willows!
But mid the gloom there rose a star
Where hopes were wont TO cluster
And shone amid the storm of war;
With sweet and halowed ustre;
Ger sunny homes it shed its light
For Southern hearts twas cleaning
And Freedoms shrieks that pierced the night
Were hushed amid It's beaming
But trembling gazed the vile allies
Aud cohorts of their Nero
When they beheld in Western skies
THIS ssGr-LyuUs PRICE, hSHero!
In him has right and liberty
friend that scorns oppression,
Whose arm the West is raised to free
From tyranny's aggression.
The heroes who have laurels won,
Though they have passed deaths portal,
Yet live-remember Washington
The patriot immortal
By counsels wise Scion gave
A pernIsnence to Sparta,
And Caesar died the proud the brave,
For Rome lauded martyr ..
With these the name of PRIes appears,
A watch word that will never
Grow dim through lapse of future years,
But il will live forever?
In Southern hearts, Missnuri's son
When war with Us hath ended,
Thy name will live, thou peerless one, ..
With deeds of valor blended.
R-G.
JOHNSTON Co., N c., Nov. l, 1869.
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ABSENTEES FROM THE ARMY.

JOHNSTON Co., N. c., Nov. l, 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
the REPORTED CAPTURE or SAVANNAH.

despatch from Fortress Monroe yesterday stated
that intelligence brought by the flag Of truce
boat from Norfolk Monday in relation N the reported
capture Of Savannah by the Union forces but received
the following from Baltimore esaerf
BALrxoRz, Feb. Is, 1862.
Nh rumored by passengers on board the Old Point
boat that had reached Norfolk Of the surrender Of
Savannah without nriag Our despatch from For
Monroe makes mention Of n The story ~ thare
i0rs, given - nsrs runor. rts srsrfw
In addition to this, Phadslpha paper Of yesterday
morning contains the following dsspatches,- fsesr
FoR1REss NoxRoE, Feb. 10, 1se2
report 10 the eject that the city Of Savannah hsS
been taken by Commodore Dupont was current 10 tho
WASHINGTON. Feb. II, 1862
The Navy Department has received dispatches stating
that the stars and Stripes wave over Savannah.
The city has been retaken reoccuped and reposseesed
transports formed the advance Of the federal feet This
portion Of the expedition alone carried eight thousanc
troops.
Among the regiments concerned were the Ninety
seventh Psnnsyvana. the Sixth Connecticut and the
Fourth New Hampshire.
The route taken has not been made known. Recon
noterDg expeditions, for some time past, have passed
up Wilmington river, in the of Fort Pulaski and
r OF Fo that the
gunboas ascsnded through these same channels and ss
tackled Fort Jackson.
Fort jackson is small work built on a low marsh,
four miles from Savannah site near the bend OF the
river and commands important points on the channel
brick masonry. Its armament consists OF ten twenty
four Founders (ron guns) three field pieces five eight
inch howitzers inch mortar and one eight inch
II cost the eighty thousand dollars
There also exterior line OF Notifications erected 70
protect the mouth OF the Savannah its approach AZ
| Tybee Island.
| Wallis Cut. through which the expedition probably
sailed is of the inland passages 70 Savannah and Was
obsructed by rebels when force took Port Royal
by sinking of brig and driving three rows Of ples
the The decacy Of tho operation OF re-
moving the distractions be imagined when we state
that the place far within the enemys lines that
they left 1t entirely unguarded thinking that our troops
would have the tsmery to approach tho channel nor
| the ingenuity TO remove the obstructions.
despatch from Washington states that the Navy De-
partmcnt other dispatches about Savannah than
those received from the Press agency.
Tho following, from the Savannah. Republican Of the
11th inst in strengthens the above
reports
The enemy were quite active yesterday In Wallis Cut
and the vicinity. They seem 70 be collecting there in
considerable force, principally in Wrghs rircr which
affords easy passage into the Savannah. BY the aid
of glass; at three O'Clock r. M could readily make
vesscls-a portion OF which seemed to be making
their way towards Savannah. At Warsaw the United
States forces equally active Quite largo force has
landed, and messenger from Skidaway informs us,
have covered the island with their tents All those
betoken active hosties at very carly day
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
roRrHrss MoxnoE, Feb. II. 1889.

FORTRESS MoNRoE Feb. II 1852.
flag of truce brought over to-day lady from Nor
folk but newspapers. rnar aF
We understand that the Norfolk Day Book this morning
makes no mention the surrender Of Fort Dopcson but
represents that the contest is still going on.
The United States gunboat Harriet lane arrived from
washington during last night Although fred at during
her passage down the Potomac but shot struck her
slightly inurng her wheclhouse.
A contraband came in from the camp beyond Big Bcthe
to-day having started Saturday night He brings no
information Of value.
severe rain storm has prevailed since morning. and
there signs Of the weather clearing up The
wind s north
The stars and Stripes, the Jersey Blue and other
steamers for Hatteras arc stil detained here.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

news from Fort Donelson The stores and al pubiis
oh'ces were closed. There general rejoicing
Ihe legislature At Madison adjourned.
lannon's are firing and the military have been parados
all day.
CAsANDAGuA, N Y, Feb. Is, 1862
Guns are booming, bells ringing and nags ere
flying at the glad news from Tennessee
There is universal regret that the thief Floyd escaped
AUBURN, Feb. IS, 1862
Guns are firing, bells ringing flags flying, and genera
rejoicing being had the capture OF Fort Doneson
LOcKPoRT N Y, Feb. ls, 1862.
The Fort Donelson victory is celebrated this evening
by the firing Of hundred guns the ynging Of church
bells and iilumnations.
BosToN, Fer. rs, 1861
Governor Andrew has ordered national sautes TO be
fired tomorrow noon, Boston, on Bunker HiIl, and
at Lexington and Concord honor Of the recent victories
BY resolution of the legislature, Washinctons Fare
well Address will be read the State House On Friday
the 2lst inst, and both branches will adjourn over
Saturday which will be observed holiday Firing guns
aud ringing the church bells the leading programmes
throughout New England to-day, all OF the
tories.
CAFE RACE, Feb. ls, 1852
Fifty flags, being all have got, floating 10 the
breeze here in honor OF the glorious victory at Fort To-
nelson. The gives great satisfaction at ST. Johns
N. F., and here.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

Mr. MAssErT sREADiNGs-Mr stephen Massctt promises
to rcgale the public this evening with number Of
readings humorous and pathetic, at Clinton Hall, Astor
place These readings will be interspcrsed with comic
illustrations songs and ballads and the proceeds to be
devoted to charitable purposes.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
Disturbance at q Lecture In Baltimore

Dfsturbance at q Lecture In Baftimore.
BaLnxoRE, Feb. 10, 1892
lecture tonight at the Maryland Institute the
occasion Of exciting demonstration Of Union feeling
Rev Mr. Fugit, while delivering lecture, branchsd oh
on political aars Alluding 70 the ses oath proposed
by the Legislature for clergymen he said whilst he wss
Union man he would suffer martyrdom before he would
submit TO such an OATH adding, "n this be treason,
make the most Of IT,
Tho audience was Immediately greatly excited and an
or,s Of noises were made Cheers were offered for the
Union, &C., and groans for the speaker.
The lecturer was compelled to desist and the audience
disperscd
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
IMPORTANT RuMoR If TRUE.

Alexander II. stephens, the Rebel vice
President, in Favor OF Returning to the
Union.
PmrADnrmA, Feb. 1s, 1852
rumor, said to from Washington is circulating
here that Alexander H. stephens, Of Georgia. has re-
signed the Vice Presidency Of rcbeldom and favors re-
turn to the Union.
Very little confidence can however, be placed in IL.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
~-~---~~~~0~~~~-~~~O~~
Action Of the Committee Of Ways and
Means on the Treasury Note Bill.
-~~~--->~~~~~~-o~~o~
The Points Of Disagreement Between
the Senate and House.
Important Speech of Ex-Minis-
ter and Rebel Faulkner.
lie Declares it Useless for the South to Longer
Contend with the North.
Commodore Dupont Promises An
other Brilliant Victory,
&C., &C., Ae.
OFFICIAL.
WAR BULLETIN.

WAR BULLETIN.
ORDER RESPECTING THE PRESENTATION OF REBEL
FLAGS. u..
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON Cry, Feb. IS, 1852
Ordered by the President Chief OF the
Army and Navy, that the 22d day OF February nst
in the Hall Of the House Of Representatives Immediately
after the Farewell Address Of George Washington shall
have been read the rebel flags lately captured by the
United States forces shall be presented Congress by
the Aduant General to be disposed Of Congress may
direct By order Of the PRESIDENT.
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary Of War.
THE CELEBRATION OF wAsHJNGTON's BIRTHDAY.
CIRCULAR.
HEADQrA ARTERs TIE Army,
AD,T. GEN OTrCT, WASHINGTON, Feb. 13, 1862
The general officers who, under the joint resolution Of
Congress, may be invited attend the the
Chamber Of the House cf Representatives Saturday,
the 22d day Of February inst will assemble in the old
Supreme Court Room ct the Capitol in full uniform
quarter 70 twelve O'Clock Of that day.
By command Of Major General MCCLELLAN.
l.. THOMAS, Adjstant General.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
The. Butler Expedition.

BOSTON Feb. IL, 1862.
The United states frgate Vermont sailed to-day for
Port Royal.
The ship Eliza Ella, with four companies Of the
Eighth New Hampshire regiment, left to day FOR Ship
Island.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
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News from San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb IT 1852
Great rejoicing the fall Of Fort DoneIson is the
order OF the day.
Arrived ship Ringleader, Boston; sailed ship George
Lee, Hong Kong bark Emperor, shanghae.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

CHICAGO, Feb. Is, 1862
There foundation for the report elegraphed from
here by the Pennsylvania Railroad line Philadelphia
and from there the PRESS that Price and his army had
been captured. .-.t. t.'. -t''''' ..'
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
The Relations Between Gen. Mcclellan
and Gen. Halleck.

------- SI. IOUIs, Fep 10, I0Oz
Several reports having gained currency through news
papers relative to Generals Mcclellan and Haeck which
calculated to msead the public and create msundcr
standings and jeaousies, the Republicans announces, by
authority Of General Haeck that he has at all times
ceved the most hearty cooperation from General McCe
LAM and that in all military operations Of this Depart
ment he has had the advice approval Of the General
in-Chief. The two Generals are in almost constant
communication by telegraph.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

Gen. Price Driven Out Of Missouri-Pur-
suit OF the Rebel Army Into Arkansas.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. IS, 1862
Tho following despatch has been sent from head
quarters
To MAJOR GENERAL MCCLELLAN, Washington
The flag Of the Union is floating in Arkansas Genera
Curtis has driven Price from Missouri and sover
miles the Arkansas line cutting up P-icos
and hourly capturing prisoners and stores. The army
the Southwest is doing its duty noby
H. W. HALLECK, Major General
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

national salute was fred at tho Navy Yard to day in
honor Of the recent victories.
BALTIMORE, Feb Is, 1862.
Demonstrations of Joy visible all over the city
Flags arc flying from all public and private buildings
M from all the newspaper Offices except the Repbiicam
and Ne@ Sheet salute Of thirty four guns was nred
at noon by Captain Minis Boston battery salute was
also fred yesterday from Fort Marshall.
LANCASTER, Pa, Fob. IS, 1862.
The city enlivened by bonnres ringing OF BELLS firing
Of guns and other demonstrations Of JOY the
Union victories. Arrangements are also making for
proper celebration of washngons birthday in this city
PmIADKIrmA, Feb. 1s-I2M.
The city is decorated with flags, people believing
that savannah has surrendered though confirmation
has been received.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. IS, 1862
national salute was fired day and the bells Of the
city rung in honor Of the victories Of our in the
recent attack on Fort Donelson and Savannah.
Resolutions Of thanks TO our brave officers and men
and of sympathy with wounded and friends Of the
dead engaged in the recent battles in Tennessee and
eorgL, passed both houses Of Legislature this morn.
ing.
The ros once many Of the residences Of the cjti
ysns are brilliantly uminatcd--bonGrss music and re-
iocng all over the city The Hon. Amos Kendals resi-
dence is illuminated and the American Gag was raised on
IL to-day.
In the Senate resolutions complimentary to General
Scott we're eloqucnty advocated by senator Randolph
and passed
In the House the bin to incorporate the Central Ameri
can Transit Company with capital Of Eve millions was
passed to a third reading.
CLEVELAND, Feb. Is, 1852.
There was firing of cannon all day yesterday and bon
fires, and general rejoicing all last night honor Of the
taking Of Fort Donclson.
MILWAUKEE Feb. IL, 1852
The feeling in this city intense receipt Of the
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

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States, with the positions Of the National rebel forces
and the bockadng and eIIedonary squadons also
exhibiting the operations Of the Tort Royal burnside
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of success IL al that under my treatment
that will pay the expenses in every ease not cured
when governed by my directors HAVING lopg expe
rience az practitioner OF medicine in he diseases o
the South will attend to all the practice offered in Ia
of jefferson street. iaj-3m
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