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BETTER THAN COLD

HEA1s IA aSA
BETTER THAN GOLD
Sss hlsr scovIa,p, PaEcErTKKss. Nc. SO.
yrTnoK. srRfEr BALrIsoHE--"TSssA ssrsx-
sls@ Fsc:to~, THIS lady suffered scs year,
Chror'c iufisnma;ory Rheumatism In It's most
)spani forDa She Arsi contracted the dssesss
y t-o yea-s old. BY being vaocinated with mat
sora a child who bad tbs white swelling FroD
itir1s TO womanhood her sutfefnss ws, e,
<e-ahs never had rslicf from pstn until eurst
eAEPTOES TINCTGHE
An kxsrnct from the LstsSr.
rftcn w.sn my parents hs3 kaa-7i Of this fssL
WIN was a child a. / 0Si!sve ! should hav.
saved tie excruciA.ins pain I have been s'as
ID 10, a. well - The deformisy Of body 1 mus
! to the grave, and rsy psrsnp ~oald ao; hast
under sueh heavy expenses from doctors 5 j.
h ser ling me - they did 30 tee oeisbias
bgs In Engisno IN saarch of health, l -ish 81
k.srted world could ses ,ae and ;3eex the bsss
! a&ve derived fruFn the Tl.strre Of Hatupton's
to make al s.SlaainsG5 with Is vir.use wiss
a come IN a'..sc>s
anilernso. So = snoEsard s.nca, Obliged "
| md ros s-a 81 aesssy - usa MY nars aaa
L, aA
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IN hUTICE. NbTICE.i
J. r. BURRESS d CO.,
!o7 BscAD STkssT, Ri0ssoED, VA,
Wholesale Dsal.rs in
TObAIttO AID CIGARS.

~ have On had tie isrges; sna best selected
|ck q Chs~,ng aud smoking rob icco. Havana
Dom. sic Cigsre, Pipe. Stems, Ae:ate es, Fame ,
ficias. &c, Ae., 20 bs found IL tie southern
f.ederaeS. We ATe anxious to fedace GET
pa. sai consequently will ofsr superio. aduee-
E.ss +, su!era ma ether dealers
J z SUGaAS5 L. 90, ic7 n.osd ST.,
6h iA-tn shs,vs noypor uih
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SUBsTfrUT<.

Apply at the stcra of
Il h r. BfGT. rorre- %
*rT-2* +4erv rUc. fy +" str5e
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fs\hlS IS Io give not CO that a Treasury
I Draft issued in rny favcr for sky :h.u and
dollars t36a, ,0O0.) on +. q. tlmore, Treasurer
q. s .tUraft 40. 40S on war wsrra1; No. 900,
oae half pa able III bonds) was abstrsctsa
sunday, March 50 1879. l warn sl persons
-gaiusr receiving or n. idng this draft. The
Draft was not endorsed by ire, I'd therefore
cannot on deposited CT arsUn nrcn by aUy
person other than myself, aud sihcrent pre-
Cs.ntions have bean taken against any for.
gerry. =. W. JOHNS,
Surgeon and Esdioai Purveyor,
q. ). Army.
I2ion.a ord, Va, april 4, 1863.
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EIVE DOLLARS RkWAHD..--On Wed.
IT nskday last, uaE ..hY BIS d escaped
from his Gag, On ia street, between Z. ary
and Cansl. will give :ha above reward for
his return to ms.
ep7-Ss& NJ GsS>ELi.
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1f- As.TED.-A servant
q I 4 L.,
arous Ii or is yeSrs ct age, for The balance
OF hs year. Address "W," Dispatch ccm.
p sing .oom a.7-3x
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ELECI'lON CAMDs.

We are author xed 10 rnnoA nee JAMES
r d. SkDDtH, tsa "a G.ldidste for
Pasfs's, t. nh the Vacancy created ny Ne
HHatioi o. t!ci. r. a. Pryor. .p7-tde
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ssgelNssSH NOTICES.

~
z The SEMI NNUEL WASHING
of'hs FIR e BRI9ADS will Ia 20 place
WIDE ESDAY next et O'Clock
[he ne, bers If the Brigade Will apper r
their apparatus, In coed OF der, rt the
fns: OF 7th and Maiu sts ,as that hour.
By order II 'hs Pr ~ gineer
)p7St PETER W RAIlSrON, OK
g. iEG .NNUAL hiEErINQ OF TR e
II ccso Idsrs Of he Traders Bank CT he
~ OF hicemond will ba held cn THURS.
Pr 'hs IL b ti St, 1T ID eir Ban king Honss,
eork, A. III. 4 fuilrspres< n,stion II
firaois ei eer In p rsop or by proxy.
kpf-' oHtL E, SIhTON tsshisr
r. ALL PACK s0ES 70. the AiLs1N BAT.
n TINY. STONED At J N sstow1 Vs viii bs
'sred ~ MI. y. 0AIKEs st Rirnm ,nd Pos
=. p WILLiNSf,k,
ep3-lw nsp.. O,rd = ., Sa Bs'tsrv.
r. EJfkE-rbs sanuel s-s.tins of The
p ~ chhoders If t5e Hank Of tts sJosumor.
PAh VII; bsld al heir Banki1g Aouss Ia tie
p" hiet nond OF "k o ESD ~. tbs 9.h ea,'
spill, ise + ~ II o's'0es A. II.
tn6 e f93 M '"T'.E, Eee'y.
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Admission, 50 cents. Children aad scr
wants. haIfprice Reserved seats, 70 cents
Doors open at O'Clock. curtain riecs st
Iiokes Tor sale at the bookstores OF Wes
& Johnston, WOodhouse d 10. Randolph &
90 A Morris, q. l.. Bi6good, and at the
Rcx-OGice at Lae Hall from A. N. Till {
Z. Il nh 2S-ts
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NoTI,7E TO skPOs1ToRS Ia THk
~ SAVINGS hANK Ia conss
-. =, me II ah,iitv 20 nsa fund Of aepo-
ths board # Directors OF ahe Uniof
es Rsnk request all TeTsons hoidtnt
kTITIGATES o present ihem for pay.
I, ca or before thu 18Th tsst., ca all In.
8. Will ce. sc GA that day
gHaS tRRiNS, Treasurer.
hchmsra, April 2, ie6s. sr 3-cu5A
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NrhAYED- Bruagat 10 my s.aoie, On
y franslin street, near ths ola MARKET. on
Saturday, march 29sh, u roam HORSE, with
G halter and brki.e on two small whits MARKS
on his hind fetiocxs, and long tail. The
owner is r. Quessed u come forwsri, p.ov-
pryIsriy, gag charges, and take him away
or ne Wis b dealt wi n a. tho law directs.
sp6--S-& VIM. ID LhnY
ESoT oTSAY.--Taxsa up - rag sorrs. II ,Hk
ID - ts ois2, fsco sga foar white fact, a>ou
,0xee M ,,.tns aso. Any oas Ea.as LOST such .
aniIe sl will come fTw.rc. prors propsr.3 y, rs,
charge snG take her sway.
SD 5-a~ JA~ &. MOasIa. Sidney
1NS sha 7 AULE -CaI,e to Gus stsrk-a ".
r. ia. kiin . rect, On she 3 & ha,ca q s.pa.,
lu us,.c.iorsc kCLS Tie owner 10 ryq .e,ted
% eoms Icr1 1arr, prove prcps.sy. pay eanrs p,
q ta<s In away.
ap5-3t< MNER T. faAHBER.
;. tsUSD.Lett IL my store a VaAISs,
r several aon this ago, con taining snndry
articles of clothing and q prayer book, with
Michael e. She.'s name In 1t Tue owae1
~IlI pIeass come and prove property.
rah Pts y ". POWERS
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MAGgIFIUENr N SCENIC

AurunArlo SPECTACLE
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Five auntrea Thcussnd
LIFE like Ftgures.
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T. I>oA sALEr-A- Il. s-iass Ia.u,y
~ q . O K .
Al elderly Negro Woman, itnous child ea
we'll Instructed il all the brancuss OF family
Cooking a excellent ore maker will be
sold at moderate price to secure . good me -
Address "A. c." at this Office, OF box Sal, z. O.
ap 2-j.*
tl>s = alEE-Hy the month or for the 70.
U metnder OF tne year. 4 very good
WASHER
and tRONER.
She mas child six years old with he. On
sccountOf tais eBoum braEce she will be hired
low. apply o
BROWN l. MsLLELLAND,
NH 2S-2W On the Basin
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apEs,yaY. voTkCkS.

roTIuE.-Our store Will
- - TriESDAY. the STA April. to
- tar .n ,nc..os sale on that dav, ~
",eos Tnssutire stock Will be cffered
'"'"' GEo. J SUMNER 4 CO..
Iron frot: Bui'ding, Governor 81.
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w DRU&MERS,
ElEERS snd
BCGLERS
for the "a geg't Virgins Arfiiie, statione.
t. IN b tterias erOpn-i Richmond. appl,
imrn eeate'y - me headquarters Of t..s reg,
II M. y Z Lsw Eailsiluf
o. SO no q NStI.f. eie: s7ryatisr
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FOR R ENT

LOS EALks Un .h.El-
\ age two ftory HUT'EH,
A. JetIsv!io, Amelia COMFY, fssy three mites
Ola Si>h.noE&, ~ ihs Riehr Nd and IN Il .
2s.roa1. TIE hosss Sas seven rons ., a jarxn
aid 60 isr, a., Is goot s:and fx . coua,Sy
s.0s~. 81 o: storage ~ drets
n
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siNuUk SJts! x ur HaAU. .FE;. Land N
T. SIDTLY. OFTChi III TO THk aI .HEY
SsFFIST cuC3CE F.;R SALN - ghs hoaAti-
fui s.iuare Of 'ou, acres, ia Stsuo7, lecatrs ~
bure It'll two 9r.cx Iesenl~pts teers n IL. Q
j Gh s'ass cui iv&.icr row upisd Sy rr
D Il & .or tpaly to
5 H1DnIH sPPE9s-s
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sI'uF :.ANf Il l. L,f,nt DWE.,L No
IT. veil =, RAn-H.D d --At n. rsqn-s. OF
bc s'rF s9nt ton NJ X" are eu I oriEed ts.sNf,
or btee or 1e3 r.cn bs. the iaIg- and la L.
soms,y joea.ed RES,UEHt Z on tie weet
slos If Ii, nra. so ts. y street, recently 90
UFi@6 by Col. asdn. Fon satne, togpt her Fith
~! the kurntt1ra =. eretn, Of super ior quality.
Apply % 0UUDIn & kfPEReNlt,
az 4-et Aucti0r eers
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The report OF brteR 6nC0uCt3r was dis
timely heard at ahout midnignt. and termt-
mating ~ about tsn minutes past ona this
morning by a grand shock as Of an tx ,lceioa
Of mAs' sne or Rnrboat IN 'he cirecsEo op Of
Point Pleasant tn .srs and mer on the
y.a,cb say tbs y .count@t more tina. ff.y nt s
and sems pssert that he d ,sh 81 the sxp ple :
sion could ee seem clearly. Att.r this TIE
nris CEASED From this ctrcems.anes.i IL is
COMIC I'd thai the repnr: procasdea from n
sur boat which was blown np In at.ef0ptipg U
e rUu the bloc kads from bsinw, as. ii the II
picsinu ID hesu from oar n ~ sic tt woaiL
have ben followed by Gh'ts from ths boat -
Comm odoIe Foote has learned n0thine OF the
fesult g ret, for, though We are only twelve
Nile ooaYt, tt soone to yoqu1ye $Wtcs 0At
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4 full Military Band in attendance nir a.ly

Exhibitions EVERY FIGHT, and Mat.
Inca evsrv WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY.,
st ii O'Clock A. II.
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/ OK hES One Il Ou sai..bis for q
/ email family, beard inc,noei Terms
rsasoafe!s. The hons' is 10 .s,ied IN one of
h mos he,! by an agrs"t ola parts of :he
ii y hdress j" ~ - Dis ..atcA ;f;.ce
ap7 s.
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Humorous Automatons from Iin,e 70 time
AFFORD strikiug con uast 10 the
SERIOUS and PATHETIC.
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Aioasn ord, Va. april 4. 1863.
ap6 6-16 f)aw3m
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-12
PUBLIC MEETING.
WEBSTER, Y. c.. june

WEBSTER, n. c., June IT, 1852.
meeting this day held at the Court House
in Webster, by the citizens of Jackson County, ir-
respective Of party: whereupon, on motion, Maj
W. Fl. BrysOn called to the chair and Nathan
Coward ESqr. requested to act as Secretary.
The object ofthe meeting being explained to make
known our preference for Governor
On motion the chairman appointed S. B. Sheriff.,
Esqr., S. W. Gibson and j. Newton Bryson to draft
resolutions for the action of the meeting whereup
on, the committee presented after due consideration
the following, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas We have the utmost confidence in the
ability and patriotism Of the Hon. now Col. q B.
Vance, and believing him to be man well .calcula-
ted to fill the office Of Governor of the State of North
Carolina, and believing that the time has arrived
when party prejudices and politics should be buried
in the ruins of great, united Republic, there
FORE
Resolved, That Col z. B. Vanceis our first choice
for the next Governor of North Carolina and we
believe him to be the choice of the people of the
State.
ResOloed, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Western Carolinian and that the
Ashevillc Neus and Henderson Times, and other
papers in the State copy these proceedings.
W. II. BRYSON, Chm.
N COWARD, Sec'y.
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Casualties in the N. c. Regiments at Richmo nd

TWENTIETH REGIMENT y. {. VOLUNTEERS.
List of casualties in the Goth Regiment ~ C.
Troops al the battle of Coal Harbor Friday evening"
Colonel Alfred lverSOn commanding.
Colonel Alfred Iverson, wounded
Lieut. Col Franklin FaiSon, killed.
Sergeant Major d Broldhurst, wounded.
Company A-Kied- File, John Russell,
Warren Newell. ard KlSh Harris.
Wounded-Daniel Goodman, VIM Saunders, Chas
Patterson
Company B-Captain Jas Atwcll, wounded in
neck. -Kiled-PrivateS Rowan Tucker, Jos Nc
Annuity, Henry Richis, 3 Warner, .Wm Camp
bell w Dcaton, Geo W WOodley, John Carter,
David Barker, Barr Wellington, Pitts.
Wounded-Privates David Lender, John Lender
WIN Falnhue, Andrew Mel Spain Grey, John Nc
Vulty, - Phenner w Morgan, Geo Cross Paul
Bost, VIM BoSt MORALLY, since died; Crusoe Wy.
ancof, Henderson Wyancof, Manlius S Spears, g
kinnelay, Jones Lears, - Moose, Robert Carter
Jas Foster, Geo W Try, Frank Barnhardt, Lawson
Barnhardt, G Frazer, w F Mulsh, Frank Smith,
Daniel wilhelm.
Company U-KIlled-Capt William II Smith, list
Lieut. Arther Jones, Serg'ts Calvin Meares and NJ ID
Eoyor, privates ThoS Watson Alfred Watson, John
Lamb, Jas Johnson Stephen Jones'
Wounded-Prvates Robert Darden. Coles Wor-
ley, Philips, Geo W Sterps, Henry Williamson,
Johl Billiard, Turner Griffin, James Griffin, WIN
Billiard, Charles King, w Adams, Cary Bullock.
Company D-Kiled-Privates Noah Strickland,
", Dycon, Jordan Neiley, w d Collins, Henson
wright John Sinms.
Wounded-Capt W Jasper Stanley wounded Sc
vereiy, prlvates ID Duncan, Benz Copeland, WIN
joiner, Joshua Long, w W Womble, w White,
Bryant Whites, j Ward, w IL Ward c NJ Spivoy.
Company L, Capt l. Hicks, Commanding
Aied-M Flowers, Sandie Parker Thos McIntre
Stafford Grant, James Winders
MISUNDERSTANDING John D Shine, Corporal
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The demonstration, &c,

Extract from q letter TO the Editor OF the Stand
ard, dated
RANDOLPH, July I, 1852.
"Our wheat crop will not exceed half crop
Winter oats, fair crop-sprng OATS faIiure-corn
crop in bad cOnditiOn-iarmers much behind with
their work.
If the conscripts, who are the stay of the people,
are taken from county, ruin and devastation
must soon follow, for it will be impossible for those
that are left to sustain themselves. A number of
Friends will be embraced in the conscription who
Will be Of no in the army, while they adhere to
their principle Of peace-but of essential use at
home. When there etfrt 10 bring the
Quakers into the army in the old Revolution, Wash
ington said, nay-for said he | want soldiers that
will fght-but they will not fight for against
us; and they are a peacesble and industrious peo
pie, and will attend 10 their domestic concerns and
make meat and bread, which we need as much as
we need soldiers. 1t remains to be seen whether
we have Washington in present difficulty
In the list of exemptions, there not to have
been u single thought in regard to those who pro-
duce the staff of life, which all depends in peace
or war;"
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For the Standard.
CAMP 1sTN. C. CAVALRY. J

~. [
Near R'ehmold, July 8, 1862.
Mr. EDIToR:-From paragraph in your paper
OF this week, it would appear that the list n Q.
Cavalry bad been entrappeG by the enemy, which
was not the case. give you therefore true state
ment Of the circumstances. Gen. Lee desired in
formation in regard to the strength and movements
OF the enemy on our right Col Baker received
orders, June 2SIh, to make reconnaissance Of the
enePys left wing, moving in the direction of the
Chlckahominy, and was ordered to find out and re-
port the position and strength Of the enemy in that
quarter. Accordingly, on the morning OF the 29th.
we drove IN their pckets at Willis Church, and
encountered one hundred of their cavalry, which
we charged upon and drove into their camp. The
charge was most CALAMITY led by Col. Baker. The
men without single exception behaved with ex-
traordinary GOODNESS and braver under a heavy
hire OF ctnIon and musketry, for more than half
mile, and then retreated in perfectly good order
1t was $bold and daring thing but 1t was not reck-
less. The orders positive. Every possible
precaution had been TAKEN and the course pursued
was necessary. give you list of the killed and
missing. Maj. Crumpler was severely wounded
and tell from his horse of the batteries but
has been retaken and the Surgeons have hopes Of
his recovery.
Company C.-Lieut W B Fields, privates
Vanpet, j Taylor and j Lewis-missing
D--Sergts Mcbride and Elisha Green pri-
Yates NJ Ballew, John Franklin, A Graham
Thos Davis, w W Gragg, Moretz and j A Wood
ring-mssing.
Private Marshal Whte-mssing
H-Ca2t ThOs Ruffin; LIST Sergt, Fl Lane; pri-
Yates Stanley, F. Osgood, 6 Jackson, F Coley,
John Flowers, Charles Angel John Powell, W Ii
Brogden and John f Smith--,nisSng
l-Privates Grant and w WatSon-killed
list Sergt James W Merritt and Sergt 2 Smith !;
Privates Alex Barrier, w Bats, B Bachelor, W
Grady, Jesse Horne, A Hardy, Isham Misenheim-
er, X Fl Murray, R Miller, II Page, W Fl Stetson,
W Stokes, Seth Smith, Jacob Smith, 4 Will
liams, Jere Williams and Ed Wiams-missing
Band-Wm Brown, company &, Philip Riley,
company Ii, and William Purviance, company f,
missing.
Capt Houston's, ~, and Capt Rufin's "H'
companies suffered most severely, being The front
squadron. G..
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Casualties in the Sd Reg't N. C. 7.

MEsSRs. EDIrnRS.--FOr the information of the
friends Of the Sd North Carolina Troops please pub
fish the following list Of casualties in that regiment
i'll the battle a: Frazier Farm July lSt 1862:
Field and Statf-Killed- CASTOR Mearcs.
Company A-killed-JuSiah Heath, Chas 0xley
Jacob Rublc. Wounded-Lt II Albritton, Pri-
Yates Jno + Jones, Arthur Moore, Jno L Heath, w
Ii Hay, Henry West
B-Krlled: Privates R A Parker, Cooper Suther-
land. Wounded: 1t John Badger Brown, Scrgt
Jacob Williams, PrivatcS Thos Brinsun, VIM Davis
II johnson, l. Nethercutt, S w StallingS, Thig-
pen, } w Tucker. Wiley Wm Williams
C-Killed: I Blanchard K NJ Parker. E-iollings-
worth, w Moore. Wounded: 1t C P Mallett, 1t
q Walker, Serg't NJ Watkins Corp J b Arnett
Privates \ Barbour, Dan'l Butler W w Dawkins
W q Davis, G Emery. Thomas Flowers, Henry
Jones. Lemuel Knowell, y Porter, Dan'l Robinson,
Rouse, Newell, Thos Springs, Joshua Jack
son, Dan'l Montgomery.
D-Killed: none. Wounded: Serg't Isaac W
King, Privates Jas Gilmore, John Casteen, VIM X
Hutchinson, Jas Garvey.
E-killed: Private Shepard Saunders. Wound
ed Serg't Jenkins, Privates J r Canaday, j A
Edcns, r Farr, E I IIardison, L r Jenkins, since
dead G w Patrick, II Rogers. II SeBell, Jesse
Walton, B Williams, W Williams
F-KIlled none. Wounded: Capt VIM Pars-
ley, Privates d Orrell, W Williams, Pat Gilday,
Jno NJ Wade.
G-Killcd: Private II Hardison, Edward Nor
ton, Henry Phillips, Bazel Smith, VI Wood
Wounded: Corp'l j Sammonds Privates NJ L
Barbour, E H Conoway, j NJ Eubanks W Keum.,
I Pool, j b Riggs, j n Riggs, b Riggs, E B
Robinson, c w Seweli, VIM Screws, j E Winberry,
Josiah Tates.
H-Killed: Privates D o Barnhill, j o Hargrove.
Wounded Privates II Mckenzie, Duncan Baker,
r Bedsoles, ii P Blizzard, Jno Golf. j Ii Louder
melk, G Meshaw, j w Meshaw, l. Porter, w
Russ, w Lemm ndS, y r Sellers, H Everett
j Bule, 1t Swift Galloway, severely
Killed: none Wounded: Serg't Jas F Clark,
Privates H Davis, Jesse Sawyer, d B Wilkinson,
j Ireland, VIM Flynn, John Stewart, Lemuel
Neal, j Neal.
KILLED: Sergt c Lee, Privates E j Mills,
II Rochelle, Joseph Kinon, " w Richardson =
Wounded Serg't Z I Saunders, Corp W B Player,
PrivateS r II Piner, j l. Pighrd, W Rivenbark,
JmO Rainier, r Cowan, S q Blake \ NJ Smiley, L.
Evans, Adam Ross, w Shepard, Arch Giddeons
Total killed "a Wounded Ill.
The above list does not include all those who,
though wounded, have remained with the regiment,
and will he able to resume their usual duties in
few days ARM0ND l. DERUSSEr,
I'd 1t. Act. Adj Sd n. G.
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North Carolina Prisoners.

The following officers from this State made pris
oners at the battle of Newbern have been removed
from Fort Columbus, New York, to Sandusky,
OhIO:-
Col NJ Avery, Thirty third North Carolina !;
Capt W Mayhem, Thirty third North Carolina !;
Capt R Rand, Twenty sixth North Carolina; FIRST
Lieut. Weston, Thirty third North Carolina
First Lieut. w Wheeler, (Branch's artIllery.) 10th
n Z; Second Lieut. J n Anderson, Thirty third n
{; First Lieut. A Sauser Thirty third North Car
olina; First Lieut. q Ii Brown, Fortieth North Car
olina; Third Lieut. W Vinson, Twenty six North
Carolina; Capt S NJ Stowe, Twenty eighth North
Carolina; First Lieut. r L Steck, Thirty seventh
North Carolina Maj Sam! D Lowe Twenty eighth
North Carolina; Capt W Y Farthing. Thirty sew
cnth North Carolina; Third Lieut. Eggers. Thr
ty seventh North Carolina; Capt w Ii N Speer,
Twenty eighth North Carolina First Lieut. b.
hammer, Twenty eighth North Carolina First Lieut.
l. Boast, Thirty seventh North Carolina Capt
w Brown, Jr, Eighteenth North Carolina; Capt G
B Johnston, Twenty eighth North Carolina; Second
Lieut. C.Scott, Twenty eighth North Carolina Sec
ond Lieut. W Stewart, Thirty seventh North Car
DINA.
For the information of the relatives and friends of
the above named prisoners requested to state
that all letters for them must be for the future d
rected to the care Of the commanding officer at de-
pot OF prisoners of war, Sandusky, Ohio
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-12

NEXT GovERNoR.-Hon. W. A. Graham having
declined the nomination for the Governorship of this
State, We have been somewhat at loss, as to what
course to pursue. But we have recently seen that
the people all over the State desire our gallant
fellow-citizcn, Col T. B. Vance, to be the next Gov
ernor. We certainly have no objection to that, but
most heartily endorse the nomination,
Col. Vance is worthy son of the mountains;
has enough of the sua0iter in mode and abun-
dance of the tortiter and take him all together
is qualified to make most excellent Governor. If
he had ever received military education we should
oppose his leaving the field But he is better
qualified for the Legislative and the Executive func
tons of the government and hence we hope he will
consent to become candidate. We believe the
people will trumphantly elect him and THEN -
take care of yourselves, We small fry that now
fed on the public pap about Rsleigh, that think
more of dollar than you do of your country
Vestern Cdr0liHtaR
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-12

=, a COMPLIMENT FKoS THE ENENr-Tn Iettor E..
the Fortress Monroe correspondent of the PbI m9
Phla Enquirer there is high compliment a;J
our good old State. The writer after rlvnP PaG 10
Gi wounded Confederate soldiers brought 10 ,E sS
Many of thesEhove men were wounded At H.
over court House, at Fair Oaks and at the dir
shirmlshes had With the Rebels since our adj s't
70 hlcnmond VI the Rebel wounded twentv'"e MT
are rom North Carolina, and one each from Vrcia
anu louisiana The regiments from North Card
suffered very heavily in the two above atolFa
battles as they have done in most of The
ments between the respective armies during tbn
IL looks as if the Southern leaders had moro ".
oence IN the men of the Old North STATE th .,,l
tnose from any other quarter at least thev ara "a
ways found in the front and hold the most of bon d.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-12

The Richmond Dispatch says: The enemy has
entered East Tennessee through Wilson's Gap, and
at last accounts was making his way up PowelPs
Valley, which extends into Virginia. furious
and speedy attack should be made at once in order
to protect the Salt Works and the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad Doubtless our Government is fully
awake to the necessity of the case. Rumors of the
presence and doings of the enemy in Virginia are
perhaps exaggerated.