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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

Agency for Soldiers Claims.
n ~. MCBRIDE AND A. 7. wHITTLEsEY,
VI. procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money,
Arrears Of Pay, and Land Warrants, under the
several acts Of Congress. .r.4 f.- NJ.
Fees moderate, and no part Of their charges col
iocte till the claim Is secured. e sU II.
Office on north side of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana.
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White Wheat Flour.

1OO SKIS. EXTRA WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.
lOO warrant equal 70 any in the market for
sale at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
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blockading the way. Our column OF heroes wi'n
weary steps pressed after HIM until tne o1uhTnS
from his gunboats admonished US us that nc hau
reached his asylum; and to-day finds us mere near
the enemy with a good prospect for ngn@ uae
the issue of the next will be cannot tell out one
thing is certain We have driven him gIOTloasly RON
every position that he has taken, until ne Is now 20
instead of 5 miles from Richmond Our Coiohei
being wounded in the first battle, and Lieut. Colonel
beine sick our regiment the 3Sth n. T. l., has
been under the command Of our Major, l.. D. An
drews. of Randolph county, n. c. lie has had his
hands full in this great series of struggles, but he
still holds up though much wearied and worn out
with the vast amount of toll and responsibility
weighing upon him. The total Of casualties in
killed and wounded in our regiment is 1871 can't
particuarize for want of time and space. For one
10 go in battle and come out SAFE makes him feel
that it is miracle that he has been spared II
heaven permits to pass through this war safe, l.
by divine grace, feel bound to lead life OF holiness
May God bless us all and give Us speedily an homo
rable peace, that we may all return to our homes,
friends and relations to enjoy each others assocIa
ton, and love and serve our Maker with our whole
heart. Adieu.
A MEMBER OLE THE 3STH RECT n. G. L.
July Sth, 1862.
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BATTLE OF THE 30TH.

Company A-Kied w Abernethy. Wounded:
Cage Simmons, in shoulder; S NJ Clark, shoulder !;
II Sides, in arm sey ere'y Colsay Clark. mortally
in bowels; Ale Bissingcr leg shot off; Henry Kel-
ter. in thigh; II c Fisher, j G Sherre, Nathan
Ligue Missing VIM Sherrell. Killed l, wound
ed ., missing l.
B-WOunded: Dan'l johnson, in leg John Sisk,
bruised by piece of SHE'LL.
E-Killed: Lieut. Harper Charles, commanding
company, Pe6dlcton Jones, John Geringer, Ii P
Cook, Briggs. Wounded Geo w Wiley,
verely in mouth A r Wilson, in arm " Wy
rick, in foot; A L Gordon, in arm Pegram,
both thighs broken; j W Stock, in leg F U Hoop
er, shot through both legs James Laughin, IN
shoulder; Jesse Jester, IN Eeck D w Busick in
leg. Killed 3, wounded 10.
The company went into the engagement with
only "a men, leaving D unhurt. This the color
company, and Of the color. guard" only escaped
unhurt.
Company -Wounded-Sergt I Sander, Jack
son Elliott in foot, w Walker, IN thigh, & F g
Powell
Company II Killed Capt B Bonldin. Wound
ed W Alley, w II Hail. A Manual Corp'l j c
earn, IL Rhodes, A G Rhodes, Decalb Smith, A
Heath. Killed /, wounded s.
Company I-Wounded-W Alrcd-1
Company K-killcd-Davd Lavender, Robert
Duncan, l. Morris. Wounded John Wood (of
Gullford) MisSing-Stephen Mckinne Killed 3,
wounded l., missing /.
Company -KiIied-Color Sergt Tolbert, Cor
poral I Fruit, I MciIaslers. Woundcd-3d
Lieut. p BuSh \ Hutton. Killed 8, wounded 6.
Company M-Kilcd-PTivI;e Calvin Aired
Wounded-BraXton York, mortaly, Lieut. T SIlcr,
severely, Sergt w Willie w Hays, E P Bur-
CESS. Killed l, wounded 6.
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S. MCGEE FISHERY
JOSIAH JONES, Com.
JOHN NICHOLS,
For the Standard.
rOT tue StdnQaTQ
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
BELLEvoIR, n. c., July 2, /

BELLEvoIR, N. c., July 2, 1852.
At meeting of Taylor Lodge, No la, held in
their Hall the I'd of July, 1862, the death of our
Worshipful Master, brother I. NJ. Mann, being an
nounced, committee was appointed to draft a pre-
amhle and resolutions expressive of the feelings of
this Lodge on the occasion, which called them to-
gether. The committee met and reported the fol-
lowing, which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The outer door of our mystic circle
has again beef alarmed by the solemn note that
betokens the exit of spirit from its earthly taber
nacle, and the spirit of our beloved and most res
pected Worshipful Master has gone to the celestial
Lodge above where fathers have gone, therefore
be it
Resolred That while we bow in meek submission
to the decree of the Supreme Architect of the Uni
verse who doeth all things well, yet we cannot
but mourn the untimely death of our worthy
brother, who in all the varied and changing walks
of life was ever distinguished by the purity of his
heart and the integrity of his Christian character
ResoLro0, That in the death of brother Mann, this
Lodge has lost an honored member and a bright
Mason, the Church pious member, and the CON-
munIty an upright and useful citizen, his vile and
child loving companion and doting father.
ReSOIoed, That while we do not wish to intrude
the sacrednesS of the grief OF his wife and only
child yet we do desire to offer to them our condo
lence and heartfelt sympathy in their sad hour of
deep affliction, and would recommend to them the
consolation TO be derived from the bright testimony
which he left behind of the translation uf his soul
to a higher and happier state of existence beyond
the grave.
Resokred, That we will attend the funeral of our
deceased brother, and perform over his gave the
last sad rite OF masonry.
Reso!<e3, That blank leaf in Secretary's
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PUBLIC MEETING IN robson.

According to previous notice, number of the
citizens of Robson county met in the Court House
in LumbertiOn OH the 18th inst, when on motion
Maj. W. j. Brown called to the Chair and l..
&. Ray, ESQ.,, requested to act as Secy ThOS. a.
NOrment, Esq, explained the object of the meeting,
and moved that committee of five be appointed
for the purpose of drafting resolutions expressing the
sentiments of the same The following gentlemen
appontep, viz: John Caldwell, ST., Reuben
Rozer, Rory McNar, Hector Mcneil and w. w.
Powell.
Thos \. Norment Esq, was called upon and
addressed the meeting in few appropriate remarks,
advocating the election of Hon. Il. b. Vance as Gov
crn9r of n. c., showing by his past actions since
our struggle for independence, that he was the man
calculated To watch over and secure rights
he believed him to possess an honest heart clear
head and undaunted patriotism. Col L. j. MOriSey,
Rory McNair, Neill Mcneil and Rev. n. NJ. Ray
were called upon, and addressed the meeting. Each
speaker rejoiced that old party lines had been eXtin
guiShed. and that the people were united in their
efforts TO secure their independence; and they adj
vocated the principle of selecting Rulers Tor
their moral and intellectual worth, and not for the
advancement Of party.
The committee who were appointed to draft reSo-
lutions, returned and through their chairman, Rory
McNair, reported the following, which were unan-
imouSly adopted:
lSt. That we now, as we ever have DONE regard
the independence of the Southern Confederacy as
fixed fact, and the complete defeat, overthrow,
confusion and disgrace Of Iankeedum equally
certain.
2d. That jefferson Davis, President of the Con-
fcdcratc States, and the brave soldiers who have
borne the heat and burden of the day in defending
our rights, have not only our unbOunded confidence
but our warmest affections
Sd. That while will be watchful of our rights
and firm in our political opinions, We believe the
time has arrived wnen reason, not prejudice, should
control our public views and movements and whilst
of the South may differ points of minor
Importance, stand together a band of brothers
to resist the nvaSonS OF our base, beaSy and cruel
foe.
18th. That VIC will give our cordial support to
Hon. L. B. Vance for Governor of \. C., believing
him be emnently qualified TO fill that distinguish
cd Office, possessing he does Il clear head, an
honest ueart experience as a statesman and patrIo
tSm and courage a soldier.
ResVirGd, That earnestly desire the election of
Giles Leitch, Esq, in the Senatorial District COM
posed OF Robson and Richmoad, believing that he
knows our rights and will dare maintain them and
that we equally desire the election of Col. McRae
and Nel Mcneil, Esq, to represent this county in
the Commons of the next General Assembly in this
State
ResoLoed, That the proceedings of the meeting
be published in the Fayetteville Observer and that
the Raleigh Standard and Wilmington Journal be
requested to copy.
w. j. BROWN, Chm'n
L. G. RAY, Sec'y
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PUBLIC MEETING.

PUBLIC MEETING.
We portion of the people of the Southern regi-
ment, Granville County, in meeting at Wilton,
on the Sth of July, 1852 was organized by calling
b. B. Hester Esq, to the Chair, and appointing E.
b. Lyon Secretary. The object of the meeting be-
ing explained by Mr.. Elijah Winston, the following
gentlemen were appointed a committee to draft
resolutions for the meeting viz: E. Winston, j. j.
Moore, p. Paschal, WIN. Bullock, VIM. Davis, B. 3.
Hester and E. Il. Lyon, who reported as follows:
Whereas, we have regular ticket before the
people to represent Granville in the next Legsla
ture, and that said delay in nominating candidates
has been to prevent party-strife and that
denounce any intention TO stir up strife. We there
fore desire that there shall be canvassing in the
county, except forced to it by those who desire par
ty strife.
ResOlred, That we offer the names of the follow
ing gentlemen for the support Of the people of Gran
vile, 10 represent us in the next Legislature, VIZ:
For the Senate, R. W. Lassiter; for the Commons,
DIR. Eugene Grissom, Hatsvle Freeman, and John
Bullock, iiiamsbOrO and solicit the voters of
the county at hone, and in the Camp elsewhere,
to cooperate with in the support of the same;
and that we heartily recommend Col VANCE for
Governor.
ReSOlred, That we are in favor of prosecuting the
war by all honorable means to the last extremity.
RsSOlred, That the meeting request the North
Carolina Standard publish the above proceedings.
B. 3. HESTER, Chm.
E. B. LYON, Sec'y.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN BEAUFORT.
L. G. RAY, Sec'y.

PUblJlC llNU IN bEAUtUk1.
In consequence of the impracticabilIty of holding
a general County Convention at the Court House.
1.-THE enemy being in possession of the town of
Washington respectable portion of the citizens
of Beaufort county met at the Chocowinity Cross
Roads, in said county, on Tuesday, the 9Th of July.
When, on motion, Col Samuel L. Carrow was called
to the Chair, and Benz F. Harding, ESQ. was re-
quested to act AZ Secretary. The Chairman stated
that the principal object of the meeting to agree
upon some candidates to represent Beaufort county
in the ensuing General Assembly.
Benjamin Patrick, Esq, then arose and stated
that so far he had been able to ascertain the wishes
of the people from the different sections of the
county, there but one opinion and that was
that the Hon. r. S. Donnell and Capt. William T.
Marsh should be reelected to represent Beaufort
county in the House of Commons, and that as our
late and faithful Senator, Frederick Grist ESQ.,, has
refused to allow his name to be presented to the
people for re election, he knew of no one whose
would give more general satisfaction through
out the whole county and to the soldiers in the
camp than Z. j. Warren, ESQ. Hervey Hill, ESQ.,
seconded the nominations, and said he felt proud
that Beaufort county could send such delegation tn
the next Legislature. He entertained no doubt but
that their nomination would be hailed with accla-
nation throughout every precinct in the county and
by the soldiers IN the camp. He moved that the
vote be taken upon their names, when E. j. War
rem, ESQ, was unanimously agreed upon the can
didate for the Senate, and Hon. r. S. Donne and
Capt William L. Marsh for the House of Commons,
and the Secretary requested to notify the gen.
tlemen of their nominations and request their &C.
ceptance of the same.
BENZ F. Harding, Esq. then stated that all pres
ent knew that he had always, since his arrival at
manhood been an active and very decided member
of the late democratic party-taat he had continued
to be member and supporter of that organization
until he that it had become demorazed, and
had abandoned those honored conservative doc
trines of the right of the people to govern and Of
strict construction and rigid enforcement of the con.
stitution and economy in the administrator of the
Government. And seeing that the socalled demo
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ocratic party had taken the back track upon all
these questions, and that the true conservatives
stitutiona lao abidingpeople, respecting anamoney
saving party was now to be found advocating the
election of the Hon. z. B. Vance, of Buneotnbe
county, for Governor of North Carolina, he asked
leave to introduce the following resolution:
ResotredS That we have the utmost confidence III
the statesnanship, patriotism and conservatism Of
Col. T. B. Vance, and that We will give him cor
dial and hearty support for the Office of Governor.
& The resolution was passed unanimously. 1t was
then
Resolced, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and sent to
the Raleigh Standard for publication.
SAMUEL T. CARROW, Chm.
B. F. HARDING, Sec'y..
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CORRECT YOUR ERRORS.
HNO LIEUT.. S. A. HINTON,
Il Co. H, 47th Regt, N. c. Troops, =,

IL Co. H, 47tb Regt, N. G. Troops
Camp Johnston, Leuoir Co, n; 7.
SIR From yolr advertisement IN the StrnadTd Ine Pf
lie would infer that am harboring deserttr on u,
$50 reward for the delivery to you OF WllIlsm va
whom you say is living with George Trlce, OF axe
The statement does injustice. have no person =
with me named Gats have icontrOl over any on0
that name. 4. r,i,e
Mr. W. B. Gattis is living adjoining farm 10 n"S
which leased to him for two years before be was ar.
for the service. He is afflicted man and VIII De
Ola ome time neYt fall After he was drafted some time
ago. he volunteered under Capt Horton. but being sb
with rheumatism Capt. Ii. very readily accep'eu MS ~
stitute and be has the Captains discharge. o,,n
scorn the idea of harborng deserteI from ms 1
trys flag any time and especially at time axe
Ard afflicted as Mr. w. b Gsttis is, am sure ne ""
be ready to obey any lawful call for his service, but m
derstapd he is out of service simply because he
himself legally and morally released being ADVISED 80 "
counsel. o,1r III rprCr
Wake Co, July II, 1882
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For Jthe Standard.
MOORE HOSPITAL, RICHMOND. Va
July Nth. 1862.

MOORE HOSPITAL, RICHMOND. VA,
July l1th, 1852.
Mr.. EDITOR:-At a time like this, when the city
of Richmond is filled with the wounded and diving
soldiers from every Southern State, it may not be
anSS to call the particular attention of North Car
olInians to one hospital having pre-emnent Claims
upon their gratitude and sympathy. l allude to the
Moore Hospital, on Nam and Twenty sixth streets,
under the charge of distinguished North Carolina
Surgeon aided by two excellent assistants from the
same State This institution is filled almost exclu,
slvely by North Carolina patients Ii would fill
many an anxious heart with gratitude in that good
old State to witness the tender kindness and care
with which their wounded friends treated by the
physicians and attendants here. Owing to the indie
tatlgabe efforts of DIR. Manson and the excellent
Steward, Capt. Freeman, the provision department
is equal if not superior to any hospital in tie city,
thereby contributing to the comfort and GONZALES
cenCe OF many u. fortunate anguiSher. This ad
vantage, however is mainly owing to private con
trlbutlODs in the city, in consequence of the
quaintance Of the Surgeon in Chief with many
prominent and public spirited persons. ask, if it
is not Objectionable to North Carolina and her cit-
zens at home, that an institution doing much for
her brave sons who suffering away from home
shall be dependent for its advantages and their COM
forts upon the charity of others? Are not North
CarolinanS willing aid ready 10 tender material aid
at such a time and under such circumstances? If
the State authorities have overlooked such strong
claims upon State sympathy and State aid, know
that the pablo, who incapable of injustice or
ingrattude, will not.
Any contributions, either in money or hospital
stores, directed to Surgeon o. F. Manson, Moore
Hospital, corner of Main and Goth streets, will be
properly appreciated and appropriated to the COM
fort of the brave North Carolina soldiers.
EUGENE GRISSOM,
Capt Co. d., Both Reg n. c. T.
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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
RALEIGH TYPoGRAPHIcAL SOCIETY
.Tulr 9TH 1880
E. B. LYON, Sec'y.

RALEIGH TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,
July 7th, 1862.
At meeting Of the Raleigh Typographical Soci-
city, held Tins evening, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Almighty God has seen fit to call from
the theatre OF mortality to higher world Captain
WILLIAM d. GULLEY Of Company B, Oath Regiment
\. Z. Troops, and a member Of this Society, who
fell on the LIST inst, while calamity leading his men
against the invading army, which for months has
threatened orr national capital; therefore, be it
ReSOired, That in the death of Captain Gulley
this Society has sustained great loSS-One that will
long be felt by Us, knowing that good and worthy
craftsman has fallen, kind heart has ceased to
beat and brave soldier has been lost 10 his country
ResOlCed, That whilst We would have wished that
he might escaped the "orical of 5lOcd" yet in our
grief we are solaced by the reflection that he
among the first To accept the invitation to the
banquet of death, he died as becomes "A true soldier
willingly offering up his lie upon the altar of his
country, who with his dying breath exclaimed,
They have killed me, boys; but go ahead, they
cannot kill you ALL"
ReSOired That the family of the deceased have
our warmeSt SympathieS upon their bereavement in
the death of our late brother; and we would remind
them that God who has seen proper TO call him
hence will, as He tempers the wind to the shorn
lamb comfort them in this their time of aflction
ReSOLUed, That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of the Society, copy to the fam
lily of the deceased and that the city papers be re
queSted to publish.
S. MCGEE FISHERY
JOSIAH JONES, Com.
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REHABILITATION,


Thus, 1t will be perceived, that in these three
gagements the regiment has lost the rise of two
iitths Of the number engaged; and added to the
loss at Seven Pines, it makes aggregate of over
three hundred killed and wounded The regiment
now numbers for duty IyO enlisted men, Captain,
and LieutenantS.
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HnI,,- For the STANDARD

Ahhidh 1fPoGRRPHIcAa SocIETy
July 7fh, 1852.
AT meeting Of this Society, held m s.t,1a.
evening, May f0tb, the death of Mr., Jar.aS Ray
Kelly was announced, whereupon a comna;,. a.. Mi
appointed to draft resolutions expressive Of tb was
ings Oh the Society upon this dispcnsation Of p"a
ldence And at the meeting held this eveU, r' u,
committee submitted the following preawI%a as aHe
resolutions, which were unanimously adon,od. ana
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased islmigbfv GoJ
move from earth, Mr. JAMES R. kuyprTr NV 70 re-
member of the Raleigh TypogragbicaI S,o iatc a
therefore be it F'"i society
ResoL1ed, That in his death this asso.;o.;.,
lost useful menber-one whose memorV Will Ina, .,"s
De cherished for his uprightness as man on5 t
his zeal as prlnter-ior his many good nna vi
and for the interest he took in everything cdio
to promote the profession and rebound o. tho o
Of his fellow craftsmen. :" TIC soou
Resotred, That We tender to the family If tb0 !.
ceased our heartfelt coincidence upon their sad Se
reayement -N'i '"u oe-
Res0I0ed That these resolutions be snread ma,
the minutes, COPY sent to the mother of onr a,a
brother, and that they be published in the paners 81
the city. P"pe'SOI
JOHN N. BUNTING,)
j. B. NEATHERY, Com
NJ. V. B. GILBERT
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eook De inscribed to his metSety, and as fnrtb.-
.es'lnony OF his moral worth and our fond .tfaa
nons, we viii wear the usual badge Of mOurn nTc-
Res0tred, That copy of these resolutions T.
SEN. 70 me family Of the deceased and also to tSe
1 Hns DGI'nas halelsh Standard and Spirit of
age with request that they publish the same VIC
T. B. FARRAR, !
n. 7. BALDWIN, ! Committee
L. F. BALDWIN
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LAND FOR SALE,

FENHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
Il tiOn the premises, the I'd day Of August neY
not previously sold at private SALE the tract of Land
which he now resides, situated in Chatham County
the Ra ndoph line the Of Rocky Rum and the
road from Greensborough Fayetteville loo clear
ed and in good state of cultivation, the rest in forest
Said tract contains 400 acres good two story dwelling
with kitchen, negro houses large barn and
sary OuthOuSeS all 1t has failing spring Of
fine water and large yOurg orchard of over lUOO choice
fruit trees.
Also at the time tract of land east of the sbuve
containing l25 acres. well watered with toleraby good
buildings, orchard, &c. about half cleared in good
state of cultivation and the other in woods
Persons desiring 10 purchase will call and examine for
themselves. The terms made known the day Of sale,
and made easy to the purchaser.
The lands be bought privately at any time before The
day of sale. Address at Marleys Mills Randolph Co.,
NC. d. l.. STALEI.
Chatham Co., N. c., July 4. 1862. 2S-wGsw4rpd
BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
En SHARES CAPITAL STOCK OF THE COM
e0O mercial Bank of Wilmington, for sale By
WILKES NORRIS,
Broker and AuCtoneer.
Wilmington, n. c. July !, 1862. 27-w&sw4tpd.
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j. HI. HORNER,S

wv GOOD SEGAR MAKERS,
w and quantity of empty segar boxes. Address the
subscriber at Graham, n. e.
HENRY J. B. CLARK
June o. 1862. 81 w&Sw$tpd,
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EDGEWoRTH FEMALE SEMINARY,

GREENSBOROUGH. N C.
n WILL RESUME THE EXERCISES OF Ny SCHOOL
Il on Monday. August 4th.
In consequence of the increased expense Of living board
will be hundred dollars per Other charges
the same rs heretofore.
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
July !, 1862. 2T-w&sw7tpd.
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The Government is calling for the subscription,
Of the Planters to the Produce Loan.
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TRINITY COLLEGE,

TJNHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE AUGUST
Il 10th We expect to have sufficient number o s -
dents to carry on the full College routine We have Iu
Faculty, and every thing necessary for thorough nSu'
ton. b. ChAfE'
I,,v II 1880 29-wlm.