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-. SENATE.
G rssa naa ana PgaimS" ~ aBss'y
Gates and CAosoan-Mls L. Eure.
Hyde and TyrfeL-Charles McClesse.
N6rthampton-Dr: w. s. Copeland.
Ksrttord-J. B. Slaughter.
Bertie-Capt. Thos n. Garrett.
Martin and Was4ington-J. G. Carroway.
RdhJar-Mason l. Virgins.
Edgeeona1e md Wilson-Jesse Il. Powell.
Pitt-Dr. E. J. Blount
Beautort-E. ]. Warren.
Crduen-William B. Wadsworth.
Curterst and Jones-Dr. NJ. +. Arendell.
Greens and Lenoir-Edward Patrick.
Nsw Hanousr-Eli W. Hall.
DupLin-Dr. James G. Dickson.
Onsiow-J. A. MurriI.
Blads", Brunswick, Gc.-Capt; j. W: Ellis.
Cumberland and Harnett-Wilam b. Wright.
SSmpson-Thomus I. Fason.
Rayns-Wm. K. Lane
sohnston-C B. Sanders.
Wdke-J. P. II. Russ.
Nash-Cspt. A. J. Taylor.
FIankiin-W ashington Harris
Waren-Dr. T. J. Pitchtord.
GrunviUe-R. W. Lassiter.
Person-James Holeman.
Oran0e-Hon. William A. Graham.
ALanancs and Randolph-Giles Mebane.
Chathans-William p. Taylor.
Richmond and Robeson-Giles Leitch.
Anson and Union-William C. Smith.
GuiBord-Peter Adams.
Cas,csU-Hon. Bedford Brown.
Rockingham-Gen. F. l.. Simpson.
NecbAenburg-John A. Young.
Caba,1us AMI Stdnky-J. W. Smith.
Ao,can and DaUie-Dr. j. G. Ramsay.
Dauidson-H. Adams.
Stotes and Forswh-Col. Jas. E. Matthews.
Ashe, Surry, Gc.-Isaac Jarratt
LedsU, Wilkes Gc.-L. Q. Sharpe.
Burke, NoDoDeN, fc-S. j. Neal.
Lincoln, Castor, &c.-James H. White.
Rutherford POLL, 6c.-M. o. Dickerson
-BumoOn,6e, Henderson, 6e.-Wllliam N. Ship.
Haysoood, Macon, &c.. D. Smith.
uo,,,, ,,1, 1,o,.,,o~e
Alanance-R Y. McAden, Dr. Z. F. Watson.
Ake1ander-Dr. ]. NJ. Carson.
Anson-Purdie Richardson, r. H. Burns.
Ashe-J. N. Gentry.
Bean,orCHon. R. 5. Donnell, Capt. ". T. Marsh.
Bertie-Dr. P. 7. Henry james Bond.
Brunsviek- Daniel L. Russell.
Bunoom6s-Jehn Burgip.
Burke-John Parks.
C1barus-W. 8. Harris.
Cald,oelL-M. N. Barnhardt.
Cdnden-John Forbes.
CteretNo election held account Of the presence of
oss~sa~ sss; Harrison, William Long.
Gasiam-T. B. Harris, Lieut. w. J. Headen, M. Q. wad-
dell.
OteroEee-J. d. Bryson.
Chosoan-Lemuel c. Benbury.
Ckueland-David Beam, J. R. Logan.
Cbtum1us-W. NJ. Baldwin.
Crausn--J. B. G. Barrow, Benz. N: Cook.
Mccormick, Neill Mckay.
Currituek-B. Nj. Baxter.
Dasidson-Dr. R. 1. Beall, Henry walser.
Dapie-Henrv B. Howard
Dr,nEn-J q Stanford. +. W. Hodoss
Egscom6e-David Cobb Robert B1num.
ESrswI1John P. Nissen' DR.. E. Kerner.
Fraaklin-A. W. Pearce, Jr
Gronn;ue-Hon r Gillian las g Ami. r.s,t In.
cene cSr;sson '"'' - ->-'''' 0"f'' ~-
GrsenECapt. q. H. Best.
Gu;ford-M. s Sherwood. r. w. Glenn. W. r. Smith
Gatss-W. r. Manning.
Halifar-Dr. Henry Joyner, A. H. Davis
Haya0ood-Dr. s. L. Love-
Rs,sford- B. Vaun.
Renderson-Alex Henry
Huds-E L. Mann.
hedsu-T. A. Allison, John Young.
.kaoksou-J Keeper
.oksston-Seth G, Woodall. W, q, Aysra
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-10
Sept. 9, 1889

ENGLISH STEAMERS HAVE RECENTLY
- brought 500 dozen BRITISH HALF HOSE. and they
left with o. s. BALDWIN, Wilmington, n c. for sale
at small advance.
Merchants are requested to call and examine at the
MILITARY AND CIVIC FURNISHING HOUSE, IS
Market street.
! Wilmington, Sept. 9, 1862 7s-4t.
CARD TO OFFICERS!
NALL AND LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE.
~ THE ARTILLERY
THE CAVALRY
THE INFANTRY
THE SPAFF-SURGEONS- GRNERALS-
All ranks can be accommodated
} The EMBROIDERED COLLAR BLUE SCARLET.
YELLOW, BUFF and BLACK denoting rank, will DO
used for all Uniforms made by
NAVY BLUE CLOTH
Just received from London.
Also, CRENSHAW CRAY and BLUE CLOTHS for Of
fcsrs, at o. 8. BALDWIN'S
Military Furnishing House,
Wilmington, NC.
Sept. Q, 1882. 7s-A
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Ordinances and Resolutions
NORTH.CAROLINA state CONVENTION,
NOW READY!

NOW READY!
VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS PRINTED AND OFFERS
for sale 500 extra copies Of the Ordinances and Reso
lutions adopted by the North Carons State Convention.
As the Convention only had 500 copies printed it il
pected that the extra number we have printed will b
quickly disposed Of and therefore, those wishing to pro-
cure copies would do we'll to order them at once Aft or.
dsrs must be accompanied with the cash.
Price per copy, SITS
When sent by mail, SEQ
.JNO. W. SYME
Printer to the State Convention.
Sept. 8, 1852 73-Stpd
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
: Quarter Sessions August
Term, 1862.
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AMENDMENT OF MR. SMITH, OF NoRrHcARo.

That the President be authorized to call upon the several
States for their respective quotas of force in the
gate not exceeding three hundred thousand men, IN add
ton to those already in the field to serve for three years
the war; whereof many shall be placed in the regiments
of the States from which they TAKEN are necessary
fill such regiments to the full number prescribed by the
act April 49, 1862 and the residue of the quota shall be
received bodies organized by authorities Of the States
Provided howsue That the quota to be furnished BY each
State shall exceed the difference between the whole
number of therein between the OF eighteen
and ortyve years. table, under the laws thereof to mil.
iay SERVICE and not exempt to be estimated according to
State has already furnished by volunteering CONSUMPTION,
or otherwise to the Confederate government for the term
of three years or the war.
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Legislature of North. Carolina.

We give below the list of Senators and Commoners elect
to the next General Assembly far we have learned
them. Hany of our friends discover an error they will
oblipe US bv informing MS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

The speech Of Hon. Schuyler Colfax, of In.
diana, delivered in the House Of Representatives,
March 7th, in defense of General John G. Ere.
mont, is full and conclusive vindicasion Of biz
course while commander OF the Western Depart
ment Mr.. Colfax shows, even from the mouths
OF Frsmou''s traducers. a. we'll a. from the his.
tory Of his hundred days in Missouri, that the
charges brought against him, Of inef6cisney,
timidity, and dishonesty, are false, and withos,
. shadow Of foundation. He handles the Blair
family without mitteus on, yet fairly and kindly.
That family viii have much to answer for, when
the facts are all brought to light, and the pso.
pie come to sit in judgment upon their conduct,
towards the peoples tavorits. Let every body
read Mr.. Collars masterly epeech.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

ExxERseE ErHRDcr OK SLAvERY.-The fol
loving sentences we're uttered By Enuersor
Etherid.e, in his speech At Nashville, Tennessee
Coming as they did from the mouth Of . slave
holder, and sepoused - they we're in the capita
Of slave State, they are worthy OF mention
Let me tell the people Of Tennessee plain
truth: You have to live in the Caien-vith
your negroes If you viu, without them Il yos
must The Union il worth more than Ill the
secessonsts and negroes in the world.
Rather than zee the Uaioo severed, would
to-day have slavery destroyed, and have the last
slave liberated
"The Government viU maintain it, authority.
viii You return? I am for the var going on
forever, until the rebellion ID ssbdued.
"A benign Government oders pardon 70 al
that we're misguided and deceived. If you do
not accept il and return to your allegiance, your
every town viii be converted into a assenal,
and ysur pastures into fields Of blesd."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
Knighas ef the Golden Circle.

Of the existence Of this REASONABLE secret
order Of Knighthood there can no longer be
any doubt. The evidence ID conclusive that it
sqists throughout the South, and in portions of
tim North and Northwest, and in Canada.
Sufficient evidence Of the existence, and objects
Of the order has been procured in Kentucky, to
warrant the Legislature Of that State in passing
stringent Law against it, making it criminal
offence, punishable BY imprisonment in the pen.
itsntiary not less than one, more more than Eve
years. fer any ono to belong to any lodge Of
the order. A pamphlet expose Of the secret
origin, objects and secret work OF that organiza.
ton known ~ the Knights Of the Golden Circle,
published BY the United States National Union
Club, February, 1862; and entered according to
act Of Congress, in the Clerks Office Of the Dis.
trict Of Kentucky, February 20, 1862"
The Cincinnati Ga,ette, which has seen q
copy Of this work, says it learns from it that
" the cry Of abslisionism 10 the handle that the
Knights of the Golden Circle have adopted to
aid the rebel cause. 1t Was found that the
great masses Of the people of the North we're
ssseS"e~ W sue OuiVus Anu COuIo NOT Do moved;
but something might be accomplished BY getting
them excited On the abolition question" Ac.
cordingly. "when . person is invited now to
join the X. G. C.'s, he il informed that 10 mu.
sual protection society, to oppose aboli,ionists,
and little BY little the candidate 10 led into the
vortex Of treason"
Recent developments show, that this State is
not without her share Of this infamy. Men,
whom Michigan has in former time. delighted
to honor with high positions Of trust, and who
now claim to be leaders in the democratic party,
il is more than suspected, have, in this 'the win
ter Of their discomfort" joined this secret band
Of traitors, and are now plotting with the enc.
mics Of the country, to overthrow the Govern
ment. Is it not enough to cause every freeman
Of Michigan, to hang his head for shame, that
in this hour Of our counsry's peril, any son Of
our State, should be found secretly siding with
traitorsi The halter would fail TO do justice to
them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

u There 10 just now . hull in the storm Of
War. But the pause il only monetary. The
air is full Of strange nutteriDgs. The sky ID
thick with portsnts. We can almost hear the
march Of events that will shake the Continent.
We can almost catch the hum Of the gathering
hosts. From the Southwest-ffom Norfolk and
the Rappahannock-from North Carolinia-from
the Georgia and the South Carolinia coast-fron
the Gulf Of Asxieo-possibly from Richmond,
Mobile and New Orleans-she echoes Of blows
that will mould and fashion the remotsst Future.
will soon rssoand throughout the land. We
wait with bated breath the bursting of the
"thnnder Ill resnd the sky"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

The he Democrats county Coavsntion d
this cosasy, among oshsrs, sdopssd The following
resolution:
as. That the maintenance Of the Union upon
the principles Of the Federal Constitution, should
b the eoaroIling object, q Ill people Who pro
fsss Loyalty 70 the govssnnsas; and in our judg
nsns this purpose can only Be accomplished BY
the ascsndsscy Of Union party in the South
srn States, which shall. BY . eesatsr-rsvelusios
displaes those vhs control and direct the pres
emit rsbellioa. That no effort 70 create or sus
tain such party can b successful which 10 moi
bassd upon definite settlement Of the question
1t Issue between the two sections and We there.
fore recommend that some such settlement b
made BY additional constitutional guaranty, either
initiated BY act Of Congress or through the me
dunn Of National Convention and while We
are in favor Of the most energetic prosecution o.
the present war to maintain the Union and the
Constitution, ws are still in favsr Of the earliest
possible adjudgmsnt of the present civil contest
that may be compatible with the honor Of tn.
nation and restore the old Union"
1t has been left for the Democratic Statesmen
Of Ingham county, to receive the honor Of find
ing convenient way out of our National diff
culties. The scheme il - simple, it il . won
der il has not been hit upoa before. Here il
the plain English of it:
l. Whip the rebels into submission to thu
Constitution - is nov ID.
I'd Establish Union party in the Southerr
States, BY giving them " additional constitution
al guaranty" tillthey shall be satis6ed to remain
in the Union without any more fuss.
In other words, we can settle this quarrel
BY just giving to this proposed Union party
what We whip the rebels for laying claim to, ant
for the want Of which they rebellsd. JUS
change the Constitution, which We are fighting
to maintain, unil it suits their peculiar netiou
of things, and al win be we'll again. We are !,
faror Of the most energetic prosecution Of tn
present par to maintain the Union and the Con
stitution, ss q matter of honor We are
little wiIful upon that point, but when We hav'
whipped the rebels, and indicated our honor
will fix up that old Constitution about to thei
liking, and give them additional Constitutions
guaranty to their hearts content"
"True, it will cost much blood and treasure
to subdue the rebels, but We are fighting for
principle. When the war 10 At an end We sr
going TO abandon our principle and adopt theirs
Here is political wisdom; here are
" Hands the rod Of empire might have sawed"
Tho neglected and unappreeiated Statesman
who drafted the above resolution, should N
longer remain in obscurity. Let him be nomi
mated for some high Office of public trust, a.
for Governor OF Michigan, that the people ma,
assign him his true position. Let it b done!
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

ARRrsrKD rnE WRoss NAS.-One Of eur U.
s. Deputy Marshals received. . few days since,
q description Of suspected secession eoisssy,
Who vas coming from Canada 70 this city 6"
,oste for the South. The description cofrsspco'
ded With til. appearance Of Mr.. z. p. Doy'e,
who had just arrived from Ingersou, Canada, 20
assume Q position on the editorial stan 81 the
Daily Adseytiser. He vas arrested, but brisS
examination of him, and his effects, co0siseing
of ordinary letters and shert hand reporters
notes, clothes, &c, convinced the Z. s. asthee.
itiee that they had arrested the wrong man and
be vas released. The guilty man 10 yet Il lasgs.
and the Fses Psess. in il veil known cyDps.
thies With the K. G. c. 10 raising great ossey,
70 warn him 70 that be may escspe.-DesTo'e
Tti1xas.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

The Senate Of the United States has psssed
the bill abolishing slavery in the District Of Co.
iumbia- This will give great satisfaction, to al
men OF right opinion. Domestic slavery 1t the
National capital, is burning shame to the Re
public, in the eyes Of all the world. Il i 70 b.
hoped that the House win also psss the bin. tia,
the stain may Be- wiped away forever. Coupon.
as'on Is to be made 70 owners from the Nas;ona
Treasury. The world moves.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

~Laet sumner The bsshvhaeksss q Wee
tern Virginia we're " svess" y de score end
let a. Il 10 nov he chief Business q The Fed.
esal gas.isens 70 ~ ansss tbeo, r. eestisaanes
q the practice ODe be- been assesosd b 01-
neg eeanty. vho Va "swssA" tviee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

ga printer whose talents we're but inferior
turaed physician. He hid, "In printing. al
faults ere exposed 70 the eye, but in physie they
are buried With the patient, and one gsts "a
more easily"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

- Abiding 10 the vast army now in Ten
nsssse. Mr.. Esheridgs said, in his Nashville
speech, that lady asked . soldier How far
back does your army sxtsnd!" "Nadam, Il
reaches to the north psle, and when left, two
more regiments were trying to get in"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

GIN. Cordier has just completed, for the
Empress Eugene, two full-lsngth statues Of
Arab women, for holding lights. The drapsries
are in onyx, the naked parts in oxydized silver,
and the ornaments in eaameb and preciosa
stones.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

~ William Brown, Of the xsekeral bldg.
NY. v. n writes from Manassas: I'VE have
~ Tie s.sDy, end they ere hsars-shsaA &
~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

Mr. EDIroR-The Winchester correspondent
of the n. Y. World, in bis account Of the late
battle at that place, uses tho following Ian.
ouase:
twelve regiments Oh msanuy, s---.y - r:>---
Of artillery, and Ashby's cavalry, . magnificent
regiment, and vastly superior TO our owa 1t mast
be acknowledged"
This statement that the Ashby cavalry are
" vastly superior 70 our own," does our gallant
Michigan boys gross injustice. For weeks thin
Ashby cavalry and the First Michigan cavalry
have been near each other, and have several
times engaged in diminishing.
Many and many time have our Michigan
cavalry sought to engage them in earnest and
desperate SIGHT, but without success. They a.
ways decline to meet our cavalry usless their
numbers are greatly superior to ours.
If they have proved their "superiority" in
anything it is in the art Of taking themselves
out of harms way whenever our boys have
borne down upon them.
81 have just returned from . visit 70 Winehes.
ter, and know whereof AFFIRM" said one Vir.
ginian to another a. they cat near ne in the
cars, "these Michigan boys are perfect devils.
Why" said he growing enthusiastic, "they1l
fight! If there's but one Of 'sa he'll 6ght q
reginent!"
II this enthusiastic virginiaa was . little wild
in bis statement, it is true, - every naa 10 the
vicinity Of Winchester knows, that thus far, the
First Michigan cavalry have shown boldness and
courage, and q readiness " engage 10 close asd
deadly conflict " vastly superior" TO this Wanted
Ashby cavalry.
Lansing, April I'd, 1862. d. C. L.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

WHO n ns-Ths Philadelphia l.qxir.r says
'ns naso delinquent" at Washington, of whose
e.P~sss 'ons promise has been given in the
%spA'enes' |" . Cabinet officer, and mot Of the
War or Navy Deparsmspsa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

sEsiKscrD 70 Be SHor.-Ihs pstor;ous Cant
Asgo6in, Of Missouri, capt.r.a b. an, -.
and released On Ps'e's, which - vio,.s,d. and
wssgaia captured, has been tried b. .o.,,..,.
IA fssnd guilty and sentenced 10 b -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

q On the 9Th sk., IL new vss ssos liz
isss dep q Ontoaagsa; inelsdisg ftssh I'd.
ditiea e I've Sose
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

Fanny Fern leaving her Husband i .,
sfhse edition Of "Tern Lesysan
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
To The Editor Of the Detroit fri6sne-
Oenaoerafs Do All the FIgha1sg.

A careful easvass of Green Oak, Livinessoc
county, show that iorty-six voters have enhssse
for the war from that town. and that they sFs
divided 10 politics - follows, viz:
Republicans, ........-...-......-....1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

commanded by General Banks.
I'd. That portion of Virginia East Of the Blue
Ridge and West Of the Potomac, aud the Fred
ericksburg and Richmond Railroad, including
the District of Columbia and the country be
tween the Patuxent to be called the Depart
msnt Of the Rappshannock, to be under CON-
maud of General Mcdowell
The consideration of the tax-bill, in commit
tee of the whole in the House, was concluded
yesterday. 1t will come up for final action on
Norday. About three weeks have been given
to ito discussion.
In the Senate, NJ. Howard presented peti,
tons for general bankrupt Law, and also for a
reduction Of the proposed tax on lager beer.
New York, April 4.
The Tribunes dispatch says that Vim. n.
Russell, of the London Times has engaged pass.
age to England in the next Cunard steamer.
Washington, April 4.
At Fredericksburg there are few troops
They are falling back to Richmond. The citi-
zens state that the Confederate Government in.
tend abandoning Virginia.
The Grand Jsry of the Distdet of Columbia
has found two bills Of Indictment against Horace
Greeley for an attack made upon the Marshal Of
the District in the columns of the New York
Tribune.
Fortress Monroe, April5.
The latest intelligence received Of the Virgin
ia, otherwise Merrimac, Is dated Norfolk. last
night She vs. then coalisg at the Nary Yard,
and vas expected TO cone cat to-day. Capt
Pegr.m i mentioned - likely 70 command her.
Fort Macon stin holds out Extensive prepar-
asisos for IL reduesios are progressing. A few
shslls have already been thrown into il.
Caa,snadisg has bsss beard ID day fsa ths'
d;reesioa Of Yoektovn. i i rumsgsd that ths
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09


patton of the slaves.
Mr.. Sumner moved to amend this bill 20 that
in taking testimony before the Commissioners, nc
witness shall b excluded on account Of color
The amendment was agreed to. Yeas 2e-
rays 10.
Nays-Bayard, Carlisle, Davis, Nesmith, Ken
nedy, Powell Salisbury, Wiley, Wilson, Of Mo-,
and Wright
Mr.. Clark's and NJ. wrights Substitutes were
rejected.
xr. Clark nsved to amend the second section
By providing that . claimant making q pc
tisisu for payment for his slaves, shall take IN
oath that he has not borne arms in the rebellion,
and given aid and comfort to the rebels.
Mr.. Trumbur moved to add that such oath oil
Q party to the petition shall not be evidence Of
the facts therein stated.
Agreed to and the amendment adopted.
Mr.. Browning. Of Illinois, moved to amend
that section providing that the average price Of
. slavs shall Be $500 instead of $500, half to be
retained BY the Secretary Of the Treasury to be
paid 70 the person liberated if he emigrated to
sssther country. Rejseted-ayes 10, nays 81.
Mr.. Csllansr offered IN amendment that the
owners Of persons held to service shall be put
uPoa file, the name and description Of the per.
con liberated BY the bin within twenty days If.
ter making their claim for payment, or within
such tins - The Commissiooess may limit un-
der penalty Of forfeiture Of the claim, and that
The Clerk Of the Court shall issue certificates Of
nasuniasioa to the persons hbersted. The
amendment vas adopted.
Mr.. Dee6ssls eaessd IN sosndmest aPpre-
psissiag 1loo, 900 70 I'D IN The voluntary s.oi.
Caisa # The pessoas liberated By the BIN, and
etAss eoloesd Pessoas in the district Of Columbia
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

4 special 70 tho Joss~sI frsm Cairs, eye:
" Co'ossl Bsfsrd yesterday. aeesapanisd b ths
9Th and 42d Illinois. part q. he lstA Whesa-
sia. ffsn near Ialand No. 10. with dstsshnsat
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-30
How North Carolinians Feel.

From the Eewbern IN. o. Progress.l
A young friend of ours, a real live Yankee,
who was and is determined to take the earliest
opportunity and first chance for specula-
lation, has Just returned from a three days
ramble, during which time he has travelled
a circuit of over one hundred miles through
the State, openly proclaiming himself a Yam
kee and Union man, in search of rosin, tur-
pentine, etc., in which he has been eminently
successful, and found all the old farmers, al
most without single exception, strongly in
favor of the old Union, and praying for an
early restoration of peace.
One littls significant circumstance is re-
ported to have occurred the other day, which
is worth mentioning. One of our avidettes, =
while scouting through the woods triae in
advance of our lines, suddenly rode smack in.
to picket of the enemy. 1t was composed
of twelve men, who were all setting round
fire, eating their dinner. They halted him
and asked him if he knew no better than tC
ride inside of an enemy's lines in that man
ner. He spologized for the intrusion, snd said
that had he been aware of their being there
he would have held himself at respectful
distance. They said to him, Well, you haC
better mount your nag and ride toryour OWL
lines; we don't want to shoot you-We'rt
North Carolinians.