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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
THE GREAT BATTLE AT c0aiNrH.
PLAN or the Ba,tie or Corintn.

correspondent OF New Orleans paper writing from
Corinth saysThe plan Of the battle, which under
stand is due to the genis Of General Bcaursgsrd is
the strongest known in military science. 1t
composed OF three parallel hnosthe 'front.' centre and
reareach line having its contrs and two tanks The
reserve attached 10 the line, and the artillery
placed in position between the front aud cenr Gen.
Hardee commanded the front line Gen Bragg the
second aud Gen. Polk the third Generals Johnston and
Beaursgard remaining with the Gen. Bragg
also had command Of the artillery Gen. Trudeau acting
under him.
ground upon which the lighting took place. and its ocA
tion as regards the Tennessee river and Corinth:-
The position occupied by the enemy at point
called Shiloh, which Is composed Of old church, and
framed house, distant three and half miles from tho
river at Pitsburg Landing. Pittsburg Landing is the
place where all the federas landed and where they
kept their in men. guns and stores Of all de-
scipons under protection OF their gunboats and in sight
Of their transports Their camps extended from the
river out Shiloh and miles beyond being almost
an uninterrupted line of camps for distance Of five
miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
Rebel Promotions.


AUCtSTA, April -, 1869
This New Orleans Piccpas his a GcsEatca from Co
vnth dated the 18th which says that report in the
Memphis papers OF the landing Of federal
Fort Pillow untrue. Generals Brcca aridgo and Hind
man have been appointed Va Generals colonel III mas
Jordan, Assistant Adrtan Gcaerli General Beaurs-
gard, has been appointed ,sader General and Captain
Jack Morgan, Colonel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
General Prices Address 10 the Missouri
State Guard.


The following the address Of General Sterling Price,
resigning the command OF the Missouri state Guard
HEADQUARTERS MISSOURI STATE GoAgD,
DIS ARC, Ark, April s, 1882
onger. have this day resigned the commission whcl.
your patient endurance your devoted patriotism and
dauntisss bravery have made 80 honorable have
done this that may the better you state AMI
our country that may lead back 10 tho fer
tile praires the rich woodlands and majestic OF
you 70 your once happy homes, and to the ioyed
ones there.
Five thousasd Of those who have fought side by side
with u.s. under the grizzly bears o. Missouri fol
you do by all the tender OF the past,
TO leave Us now but to 60 with rs wherever the path OF
duty may lead till shall have conquered peace and
won our Independence by brilliant deeds upon ields
Of battle.
Soldiers Of the State Guardvsterans or six pitched
battles aud nearly twenty skirmishes-tonausrors IN
them ail-four country, with its g rnned hearths and
shrines, calls upon you TO rally in Der de-
c1ce and resce her forever from tina terrible hrsdo
which threatens her. know that she Will not call in
dared to invade soil and to desecrs'e hcsnes,
have Just met with signal overthrow beyond the Mn
sssipp Now Is the time 10 end this unhappy war. IL
every who will do his duty his root will -liel-
tsr him in peace from the storms OF the coming winter
let not history record hat the men who bore with
ratence the prvations of Cowskn prairie who endured
uncompli ningty the burning heats Of Missouri
and the fross and SHOWS Of Missouri winter that the
men who met tho enemy at CaEthage, at Oak Hills, at
Fort Scott Lexington and in uunberless lesser ha Tile
that the men who fought well and bravely Ekhorn
that the unpaid soldcry VI Missouri were altar many
victories, and after much suffering unequal
great task Of achieving the independents Of their
Scent state.
soldiers, so but to mark pathway 70 our homes
follow me STERLING PRICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
what yellow Jack, WIN Do.

From he Petersburg Express, April -.
The from New Orleans is most depressing bat a.
must make up Our minds TO endure. Should thu
Yanxaes attempt 70 hold the city Inc yellow fever wii
do for them what General lowell could not do hal
lie not kept mp the old tune Of falling back.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
Fremont Going 10 corinth.

From the Richmond Examiner, April 3D.
IYScfstRi, April %, 1s62-The Knoxville ReGigsr Of
Sunday has reliable Information from Eastern Kentucky
that Fremont has lett that section nth lis whole forcs
some 20 900 men for Corinth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
Mrs. Lincoln's Brother Killed.

Mr.. Samuel b. Todd, brother OF Mrs Lincoln, died On
the battle field OF Shiloh OF his wounds received in Tho
action the It'll Of April. He gallant private in
the Crescent regiment and died in defence OF his country
against the hireog invaders whom husband OF his
SISTER, Abraham Lincoln sent 20 desoats country
and dishonor our people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
The Unionists Demand the Surrender or
Tampa. Florida.

FROM tIe l.cnpond kxAnlnsr.l
SAVANNAH, April %, 1862.
The post bin from Tamps, Florda, has tho following
announcement endorsed on II -.
The commander Of the blocksding feet, within two
miles OF Tampa, has sent boat hare and ordered tho
town 70 surrender or be bombarisd Major Thomas r..
piled -
Come 90, then, and take u I shsa not surrender
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, May 1-6P.M.
Asns.-Ths msrks. was quiet and sales limited, at
81 80 x for both sorts
BaxApsrrrss. -Flour--The market Arm and rather
better for the low grades Of state and Western The
transactions however, comprised 1000 a 900 bbls.
closinr within The following ranga OF nricas.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
John Minnr Rotfa.

From the Richmond Examiner, April 2sl
u was rImored and believed yesterday that the gov
eminent bad decided 10 send this gentleman farther
south.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
The Consumption In East TENNESSEE
From The Richmond Dlspatch April Is.


From the Richmond Dispatch, April IS
Our accounts from Est Tennessee represent that tac
Consumption act has occasionsd intense commoon
among the milk water patriots of East Tennessee
Whole counties rising up and moving towards Ken
tcky. Such is the harvest that springs from tho teach
ings OF that doubledyed traitor (wsi called Apoyon
Brownlow General Smith 10 doing what he can 10 ar
rest the stampede, but correspondent ,informs s I
i like "damning up tho Nile with btllrGshes.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
S HIP PING NEW S.
Port OF New York, May /, 1859,
CLEARED.

CLEARED
ssmsSs ss. ,I pGw RR Co
Ship James Foster Jr Abeei Liverpool-Chas Marshall
Bark jane Andersen tss White. Queenstown ac--Jaot
Bark Trovatoa Carver, Caraeeaswaish Carver Chase
Brig MinnehahA tBr), Perry. Cork for ordersArkeii
Brig ESssl sSs ss.1 Talbot Firth
sclf Psyls, Dqans Rslaoos-r diIma '''''
sshr Queen Clippers isrS Lockhars winasss ss-ay
ssSr H.wisy Buckley. PhiladeiDSis~E Hurlbut
sehr y Meade, Dye, Forted Riyer-Ma..ec
Sem Sem RsS ss;ss Wss fSs ATsGy 1ai
schr Mount Hope, Kennison Searsport-Wash. Carver
schr RosIna. Hunt. Porland--o L Hatch.
SchrJ N Warren. Chapman New Havon-E Huribnt
SSD CHE s:l sG,Sp Sa Hu 400
s;o op Ere, ss nTown oarr rroyidenSs.L Ksnay
sSSpp Warn ssosss New ssens
ARRIVED
ss,sS
gar g., to D. sW Bacon. Had light winds and cams
SIP aS FIT H.ys March IS vii.
81 s. SPOKE ship Of tie Gnioa from Boston FOR s.:
pxnd.sw Mam Rsap Hamburg q day. Ss ma:
80 lon % to o. passed 10 large csbergs from $50 to 2 feet
ship Anita Gsrihaial dab Trefs'ta, Palermo 90 days.
Ship arsSs S Foley s Soriso Alicante March
Bremen April 80 on Barnega took pilot from boat deorgs
Bark Lille of Boston,, Knowles Calcutta Jan 9, 8anA
Hea 5th with satpetre &c master, March 26 Eugene
ss s s: h
Feb IT, 50 s. 40 80 spoke ship Santiago IS days
from Madras New York. 25h. lat Sc o. S. Ion 20 % e. Be
BARI Wsrrsn q sanSeriand', Fhipo, Cardiff. -
Bark Nicholas (of Bucksport Nicholas Palermo -
days Gibraltar 81 with fruit, TO Buck Co. Had strong
Bark lvs, Durie, Maracabo, Apri8 with coffee &C. e
Maitland. Phelps Co April "a. lat 81 81 lon " 81 spoke
bark Adams hence for Havana; 2Sh lat 81, Lon o. scr
:. bordeaux" hence for Neuvitas.
Bark Texas Ayres Port Royal SO. AprIe Ia ballast .
Brig q Allen (of Harrngton). Ray Casteamare, Feb
Is passed Gibraltar March a. with fruit to Moore Henry
Had light winds and Gains the entire passage. - ...,
cr ASr a ws mo s o. 10 pane stars Hp
lat r. experienced gale from WI lost foressa And
split both jbs. -
denas, Is days with sugar &c, TO order 49,
Schr Josephine (of Brookhaven) Davis Chincoea9So
days
Schr O Hawiey. Buckley. New Hovea
Schr Sea Bird, Chase, Albany for Boston.
Schr Red Rover West, Rondout for Portland.
Steamer Stevens Dougkerty Baltimore.
Steamer Marina Crosby. Baltimore.
Steamer Fanny Cadwailader Pierson. Baltimore
Steamer schrver Adans BALTIMORE. $50,
Steamer Ir0nsdes vanderveer Philadelphia
Steamer Peiican Jones. Providence.
RRrURSKD-Brg Mountain Eagle. for Bermuda with load
Of cattle having anchor in the Lower Bay fer
days, has returned to the city for water.
BELOW.
Brig Penguin (Br), from Bermuda.
Brig Eastern Star Ackeriy from FhadeAphAa Tor Prov
deacc anchored In the Lower Bay.
SAILED.
Steamship North Star. Aspinwsu
Wiad at SR with rain.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
sraIed or Stolen

Two Cows one year. CID. dark brindie. with .
broad sssr her foreilsa hite STRIP arros- be-
.hosiaer crooked hOrr-. few white spofs on ope ~
neI hind auar-ers. the Other one Years Old fais
yellow iiued lacked. lo-t shell % Of her sscrus
Any 1crsoH having takeo M the shove prnTserf.'
VIII BE literally rruardsd by giving Information 4,
May 20 1852. Joiiei. III.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01

TT ron sants pic- httipg COST. 60 70
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
Mules for sale.

7 have 50 very likely young Mules for sale, will
L exchange them for Army Horses
CASH PAID FOR ARMY HORSES.
LIP. SANGER.
Joliet lime @ 1862
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
Trustees Sale


INHEREts, on the sixte. nth ay Of D.c.-,h.r a
w u ISIS. Samuel " Westward zua Anna Mary.
he wife executed and delivered o. the t,,er-,-D.
as Trustee their certain Deeiof Trust bearing dats
the day aud aforesaid q the property hereinafter
dc'cri,d 10 srcu'e tie pan ola ceftu r ,,i.,
~ note Of date I,Tewith Ior the sum oT f,,-
IN t,and dollars, which said prJIni--ory note v.s
payable n the order Cf DJx. iIurI a., Ten A..
ther date aud rhich saii T,ust Dad j. ;,-eor.I i,
tie fe- Of the Recorder q Be,Is fr IT,. rgunty N
WIZ ~Bd Sta;e Of illinois Book % On fs.-ss fes
<yV anu 2el-End whereas default has ls-.i, mai. In
the payment Cf said prumis.Ory note -r, t,,,r ., =
tenor and fleet there o. ing and W, n.d ti,e-,s
about the 'uin ~ three fhousand d5iIas-and -,sr-
As The legal holder # raid has srIisd 10 me- 20
sell The said premises in De-. o { rust s,r,te
i"r the purpose of paying the amount due ana nm
pad upon said prOn.sory noe, acc oliuR u the CON
ditlon, Il sail Deed e Trust.
Now therefore Iuilc uotic- is hereby ziv,- ,s., q,
81 she premises, and In pursuance Of ts
P"~er and authority in vested in aud y aid Tu.t
DEED viii, on Friday the Eleventh dny sf Julv A
Houe in the city q Joliet County ii VIII AMI s.,e n
Illinois. ssh Public vendue 10 tb. highest IA ie
T., "a ihe bands and prsfVise. in Saio TIrst D-~t
ana hereinafter jescriLe together with all the risk.
aud equity - red mpfion Of .aid Samuel " ~
Nsid and Anna Mar hss wii~, therein 20 max tn
hSney due upon aid PrOris.ory note, xilh c,sts OF
The Ess; half Il the North wes. Quarter n se..,.
-t"o - except Ia the r..Uth part
thereof Aersi f"rc s.d 30 MyrOn Holmes, On which hs
h"se st-el-) cuniaiu!ng scveuyine (.s acres NOR.
OF less Also the North half Of the East alf Of tho
North est quarter Of srction fourteen -
"ty efr-- A's" TIA West half VI tbs wesr half
- "e't hall q tie North cas-; quarter Of sect:oa
twenty two CD. contsiBing ts-euty acrrs-aW i-,
ioNh'Ilp thlriy Eve 1851 North Of RanEe eleven III
fist u the trd Principal Meridian aud ooutsinir !.
N All oie hunred and ihirt nine gl Aeres ~xc.rt-
hS further abOut 35lDo q acre frsn the fr.t az.
eribed tiart. conveyed o. the j. n l. Ran R.sd
OhlHn'- for right etssyg all situated. lying ana bs
'Ns IA tue t"uhty Of Aill and state Of Illinois.
Dated June 2, Isss. I'll ii-' ss:-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
DI.IoIuiion OF coparlner.hIr.

'I'HE CoraTtner-hip heretofore existing between j.
L p ID Hickey. under the sAnae OF J. m
uiehe! y this cHy dissolved by mutual consent Thu
tN-ihess viii be continued fhe old stand Park street
Sst side. Ly H. ~ Hickey, to which al orders sfoad
be addressed
TankIHl fnr liberal patroBaze estou cd ur.on III.
Old hfn hope ~ strict attention 70 Btsiue.. n,
nf-I rIt a cOutir uance q the zane.
orders for soda Water T..,.ectfzilV sol,e.ea .nA
promptly ATTENDED
J. r HICKEY.
joliet, May 10th, Jse2 ma
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, to the owner or owners
~ Of Lots eight (s) and nine (9) in CambeIPs Add-
tioa to Joliet, and to all others interested, that the
Common Council OF the City of Joliet intend to ap
proprise and take thirty feet from the south side Of
said Lot Eight, and thirty feet from the north side Of
said Lot Nine open Street sixty feet wide through
said lots from First Avenue to Eastren Avenue
sAaJ D. SMITH, City Cisrh.
SoIlst June II, 1866
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
VA CD =" III q Nc
Adminislratr iX's Sa lie.

ny yirtue of an order and decree Of the County
ID Court of Will County, Illinois, on the petition Of
the undersigned. administratrx de bcns hon OF the
estate Of Lewis Jones. deceased for leave to sell the
real estate of said decreased made at the April term OF
said court to wit the 18th da- eff April, A d. 1867,
shall
betyee the hours Of 0cIuck in the forenoon and
four O'Clock in tho afternoon of sAId day. sell at Pub
lie cash. At the north door OF the Court House
In the oitv of Chicago, in Cox County and state Of
illinois, all the right title. and interest OF said estate
in and 10 the following described real estate 10 wit:
The east half Of the southeast quarter and tie SOUTH
est usrter of the northeast quarter, and the wrist
half OF the north quarter Of the southwest quarter
ali in section number eleven M, township Duplher
thirty seven (5T orth Of range number twelve (l2l
east Of the third principal MERRIAM, in Cock county
and State Of Illinois also let's numbers four Ave. six,
seven and eight a. 5, IN block thirty t5o) IN
tha town of Summit Cook county and State Of Ill.
DEBORAH JONES, Admx-, de bonis non
Of tbs sstate Of Lewis Jones, deceased.
Nav a. lss2 CFsccp EcusE, A.ty,
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF DAVID PARR, DECD.
nUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
l Monday of August next. (being the 18th day OF
said month"; we shall attend before the County Court OF
viii County, the Court House in the city Of Iaet,
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of David Parr late OF SAID
county deceased, when and where all claimants are
notified and requested TO attend and present their
claims writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without de-
lay
Dated June "a, 1862. n26v
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
NOTICE.

ESTATE OF FRANCIS DAWsER DECD.
DCBLiC notice il hereby given, that on n. -rd
Monday Of June next. fl,sinr tie leah -. =,
sad n"n'h.l ] shAil attend before the crs,,f
Court Of hlCOunty Al the Court fIous4 ca tho eif a
Joliet Tor the purpose Of settling ami afi.ffn- ~.
claims against the estate Of francis Daxsr La. 81
aid county deed wien and vhere Az cfairnsrs. 49,,
npuaeo sue requested 60 sffeIsd and n--,rnt ri,
claims IN writing against said estate for afUsrent
Al persons indebted 70 said estate are si.o rses.
ed To make payHeBt 10 the undersigned vit,,. 80,
Dated May G, lse2 n: g
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
BURNEE fIOUsE,

BURNEr HOUSE,
Corner Chicago and Van Buren, !Styeets.
(oue door West Of Ygsag's BaIi)
JOLIET, ILLINOIS
JOHN STAFFORD. Proprietor
Joliet, June@, '6l. Late otNew England Hotel
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
California Wine
Stray Cow,
NOTICE.
LeIATE OF WILLIAM SCOTT. DECD.

NM, SIATE OF WILLIAM SCOTT, DECD.
Mon. notice is hereby given, that on the third
snth III Y OF Aug next. (oeing the 18th day Of said
Ony nall attend before the County Court nf Will
prOl ne court House in the city OF JOLT & for the
= e,,,,a 'etNsing aud adjusting all claims against
ssea,.d =, WILLIAM ScOTT late CT said County
I'D reon.', uSn and where all claimants notified
'hiins sseto attend and present their claims in
All tsrs sainsI SAID estate for adjustment.
10 hals indebted to said estate are alec request
~! ment To the undersigned without delay.
'olis,. Jrn. a, WILLIAM MORRISON, Admir-.
uue "a, 1852 gov
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-09
Major w. Castor Lewis.

The different accounts Of the battle Of Newborn
in the Standard, have not mentioned officer who
distinguished himself in that affair, for determined
bravery and gallant conduct,-Major W. Castor
Lewis, of the SD North Carolina Troops, (Avery's
regiment) Major Lewis led seperate command
during the battle, consisting of four companies, the
left wing of the regiment The right of his COM
mand rested on the railroad the left left entire
y unprotected by the retreat of the militia and Col
Sinclairs regiment-there being a distance Of four
hundred yards between Lewis's left and Col Camp
bells regiment. The enemy poured into this gap
and turned Lewis's left flank, whereupon he changed
his front and three separate times drove them from
the railroad embankmont, where they had taken pu-
silion. Each time they returned with heavy rein
forcements last time with three or four regi
ments, and attacked him by front and flank. After
all on the left had retreated-aiter his command
had been exposed to most severe fire for three
hours and half without cessation-after having
been enfadcd on both TANKS for nearly an hour
seeing Yankee regiment forming in line Of battle
in his rear, Major Lewis ordered his men to pour
on the advancing foe last vOlley and retreat AL
though his four companies lost many killed and
wounded as any regiment engaged (ahout twenty
five known to be killed) he brought OFT his men in
good order, behaving with the same GOODNESS and
bravery which he exhibited when fighting as Lieu
tenant in the Edgecombe Guards, in the battle of
Bethel
The newspaper reports of the battle of Newbern
are partial and the friends of those engaged ask
suspension of the public judgment until the official
reports published.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-09
Salti Sail -

The scarcity of Salt is already beginning to be
felt throughout this State. Letters received by us
the past week speak diScouragngly of the scarcity
in our upper Counties especially What is to be
done? We urged few weeks ago the importance
of this matter What is the result of the examina-
tions in the State for salt springs? If Dr. Emmons
or any one else has any information on this subject
it would be doing service to the public to publish
it. We have suggested the Importance of making
salt in Onslow County, and Topsail Sound
They are not convenient to Railroad, but they are
more out of the reach of the enemy. Could it not
be made on New River, Onslow, and on Topsail
Sound, and about Shallotte in Brunswick County
Something must be done to provide this necessary
article.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-09
From NeWbern,

1t is difficult to get reliable news from this quar-
ter. OF the movements of our troops in that rc-
gion it is indiscreet to speak.
A rumor prevails that Gen. Burnside had left
Newbern with most of his troops leaving only 200
at that place. We do not, however, endorse the
rumor.
Various accounts are given of the conduct of the
Yankees at Newbern, but We have no means of as
certaning their truth or falsity We learn that 81
of our wounded have been removed to Washington
and would be carried up to Tarboro. Whether this
is all our wounded or not we cannot say. We only
hear of about 40 of our men being killed. Our
whole loss in killed, wounded and prisoners cannot
exceed 500, if these rumors be true. 1t is not yet
fully ascertained that our prisoners have been pa
rolled
We learn that Capt. Rand is uninjured and that
he has written to his wife, giving the following ac-
count of the killed, wounded and prisoners in his
company:
RiLLed.-J W. Pope.
Wounded-Silas Hoemsn, Simeon Austin, W.
H. Smith, Paschal Burt.
Prisoners-Capt o. R Rand j. W. Fnson W.
c. Booker, D. G. Beckwick, W. e., Boothe, Paschal
Cover, Simeon Austin, Henry Booker, n. +. Bryan
r. O. Burt Dallas Crowford, w. Carroll William
Champion, Perrin Cover, W. R Cover, IL Gilbert
George Grifis, S. Williams j. Womble, S. Young
Thos. Hunter, Reuben Hunter, Silas HOlleman, L.
Holt, ]. HarvalL W. c. Hicks. Sidney Jones. II. L.
johnson, W. ". Langston, W. 3. Norris, Psschsl
Seayrayes Wesley Seagrages, J. A Stesene, J. 7.
Stevens, Thomas Stevens, W. H. Smith, J. W. T.
Utiey, F. Whitaker Ham. Whitaker.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-09
Col. Campbell.

This able officer, as we'll for his soderly ability
in the old army for his recent gallant bearing at
the battle below Newbern, merits the special notice
of the War Department We do not know him
personally, we conversant with his history,
but We assured by old army officer, that ne
was highly esteemed IN the old army as officer of
more than ordinary merit His skillful manoevering
in the presence of the enemy at Newbern and his
great GOODNESS and bravery, entitle him to a
brigade We hope his superiors in command as
well as the members of Congress from this State,
will call the attention of the President to his claims.
Others much younger in the service than Col.
Campbell have been promoted and it is but an act
of simple justice that his claims should not be over
looked.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-09

Of partyisru. That is, the Standard Is a partizan
paper, because it will not support Mr. Johnston, a
partizsn candidate, brought ont by the movement of
the old and new party trcksters for Governor No,
no, we will not The Standard and the paper above
named do not stand in the same column, and never
can
E Finally, the Standard is ready to support any
man who may be the choice of the people and not of
political tricksters and wire workers. such as we
know the prime movers in Mr.. Johnston's nominal
ton to be. Let the people, unbiased by partzan
leaders and cliques, nominate fit mana man
equal to the crisis, and the Standard will support
him. whatever may have been his former party con-
nexionS.