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For The Standard.
Wnx1SGros, N. G., Aug. 6, 1862

Wnxrseros, N. G., Aug. 6, 1862.
Nix ED1roR:-H rains and blows and blows and
rains-not one Of your little drizzles, bat splash.
ing, dashing, unceasing rain. For one month and
little it has been one constant rain andblow.
The cornfelds look dark and bruised, and gray,
'dingy clouds enveil the whole heavens III. Tur.
ner's North Carolna Alm1Bac promises fair weather
this month. In consequence of such rainy weather,
there is big freshet In Cape Fear this morning.
bringing with it fallen trees, broken off limbs, and
any quantity of trash. s'@ Y. - "a q
Thursday will tell who will be next Governor of
North Carolina. A great many here will vote for
Mr. johnson, and some for Col Vance. This is tbs
hottest kind Of aJohnston district, and We may sx-
pect the biggest kind of Johnston vote polled.
What few Vance men there are here are as firm as
the rock Of Gibtaitar, and firmly believe Col. Vance
is our next Governor. This however, will be de-
cided ere this is published. ' ,a' '''
Col. Lamb, (n command of the fbrti6cation 1t
the mouth Of the river) amused himself BY trying
one Of bis long range guns At Of the blockaders
The Col thinks the last shot fthough distance of
nearly four miles) took effect as Immediately Z
signal was given fol relief from the others
~ WORRELL.
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promoted to the Colonelcy of the Sd N. G.: Troops
made vacant by the death Of Col Castor Meares.
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PRISONERS OF WAR.-About 5000 Yankee pri.
soners we're sent to the Yankee lines from Richmond
few days ago. A number Of Confederate prison.
ers had arrived at Richmond. Among them are
CON- Carron, Gems. Buckner and Tilghman and
Pettigrew. -'"+ 81
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FOREIGN INrERvENT1oN.-T foreign papers still
preserve tone indicative of an early European in
tervention in American AFFAIRS but we observe no
Official movements justifying such an opinion.
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CONFEDERATE BosDs-There is q great demand
for Confederate bonds in Columbus, Ga. Over $4oi-
900 was invested in them last week. At Macon,
Ca, few days SINCE one gentleman purchased
$l40, 900 of the Confederate s per cent loan.
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NORTH CAROLINA RAnRoAD.-We have inadver-
tenty neglected to state that at the late meeting of
the Directors of this Road, Thomas Webb, ESQ.,, of
Hillsborough, was reelected President We have
since learned that Mr. Wilkes, the Superintendent,
against whom there seems to have been much CON-
plaint whether justly or not, we do not know, has
resigned his post, and that Mr.. Sumner, of Char
lotte who was run for the Presidency, has been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy, at increased salary
We hope the change will result in good.
The Road has been very successful the past year;
besides making dividend of per cent, $95, 900
were set off to the Sinking Fund.- to pay the per
cent debt of the Company. The following from the
Presidents last report, will show the income and
disbursements of the Road for the past year.,
From Through Passengers, $25,856 81
Way Passengers, 2ss,749 50
Freight 1886 90
: Mails, 26'S75 90
Southern Express Company 23,7 ,7G5 46
Incidental S,O22 O5
Confederate States, 96O33 65
Due from Z. 5. and State of N. c., 222,39S %
Total Earnings. s79l, ,O03 6s
DISBURSEMENTS
Salaries, &C., 5 2G6a5 81
Transportation, l17,651 %
Machinery, 1887 40 a.. r..-.
Road, 157llG 40 ....
Miscellaneous $4,000 OS.
Bills Payable, 4l,9OO 90
Sinking Fund, $4,000 90
, ,420 16
Nett Earnings ~ $3.50, ,64s 50
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Contributions WorthiIv Bestowed,

Contributions WorthiIy Bestowed.
1t will be seen by the following correspondence,
that the proceeds of the lecture recently delivered
at Kittrells Springs by COL John H. Wheeler, have
been presented to Sergeant W. H. Hamilton, of this
vicinity, who was wounded and lost his eyesght in
one of the conflicts below Richmond. These con-
tributions could not have been more worthily be-
slowed -t -.
K1rrREEL's SPRINGS, N. c., Aug. 4, 1852.
SIR:-As the Treasurer and organ of . committee
of ladies, desire to return to you our acknowledg.
ments for your efforts in behalf of the sick and
wounded soldiers Of North, Carolina; especially for
your lecture of Wednesday evening last. s.s
By our sex and nature We are not allowed to unite
in arms on the tented field nor in those "big wars
that make ambition virtue" But we can mingle
our voices in the triumphant shouts of glorious VIC
tory, and are allowed to welcome those who have
periled their lives in defence of our loved homes.
The voice of woman is never SO well employed as
when soothing the sorrows of the sick and suffering
soldier Our whole soul is in this cause, as our
mothers were in 1776, and the present contest must
end as that did-in our Independence and liberty.
We collected at the lecture, the sum of one hun.
dred and three dollars, which we beg you to hand
to such person as may best carry out our wishes
We are now preparing another occasion, which we
hope will be equally successful for cause in which
we are ready to pledge our lives and every effort
our natures are capable. , t.. -, t ...- .s-
have the honor to be very sincerely, So
.-.. -.. ~r Your ob't serv't,
.. -. S. A. ELLIOTT.
Col. JOHN H. WHEELER, Murfreesboro, N. g.
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COL JOHN H. WHEELER Murfreesboro', N. g.

MuRrREEsBoKo', N G., Aug g. 1862
MADAM-Yours of the 4th inst, enclosing one
On consultation with DR.. Charles E. johnson,
Surgeon General Of North Carolina, have deemed
your patriotic offering would be laid on merito-
rious altar in deyotng it to the comfort of Private
Hamilton, member Of the Oak City Guards, who
was wounded in battle, losing both eyes, having
helpless family and little or no means of support
- Very sincerely yours, a. V u
-g-E ...e,..'sa JOHN H. WHEELER ID;
Mrs. s. A. ELLIOTT, Of Elizabeth City, now near
Kittrell's Springs N. G. h4.''5 y1sa tu n,tS ,
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PsoxorrEp,.-Capt Chas N. stedman of Fayettc-
vile, commanding Chatham company in the 44th
N. c. regiment has been elected Major esee Major
Hargroye promoted. DH9. 7~. .. 80 .. r
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The Richmond Dispatch states that orders have
been issued for all parolled prisoners taken at Roam
oke Island and elsewhere, to report their names, Sc
they may be included among the, exchanged pri
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REuKSEp PRISONERS large number OF ex-
changed prisoners are now returning from Yankee
land Thousands will be made gland at the safe re-
turn of their friends Among the exchange we ma m
the following from this State having arrived At klc
mond: It. Col. John o. Long Of the I'D regiment
1t. WIN. T. Anderson, 9th regiment, L. A. Einley'
22d regiment, and 1t j. P. Young, 7th reglmen1'
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Every vote for Vance is vote for Holden.--Reg-
Sster.
Mistaken again, Mr.. syme Holden did not se'
single vote-they were all for Vance. HOW oo
you feel neghbor? ,, r.sl if .-s
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Later-Vance still ahead.

CAPT. BLEDsoE.-If Capt Bledsoe will carefully
examine the returns from this County, he will per-
ceive that he is slightly defeated 1t noticeable
fact that the Captain got fewest votes in localities
where he addressed the people. Our compliments
to the Captain. What does he think now of "Hol'
den's party 2" The Captain was mistaken 1t was
the peoples party that defeated You, Captain. 81
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAR.
/! FI5iY,s s'sggOLINA. H. ns1s tl5.l

New YGRk. March l2.--An Elizabeth
City On. o. letter of March a. to the
Tribune, says: u b9d-;ruf s1 ao,,t
"Gen.; Bragg, with his forces, number
Ing 1000, arrived at Norfolk yesterday
from Pensacola. which place he evacuated
after destroying the Notifications, guns,
DC It's also said the rebels. ars calling
all their spare !orees into Norfolk, that
they may be ready for1 any emergency.
The force at Newberne and other points
IN this State. numberidg %, 900 or 80, 600
drilled soldiers, together with the rebel
forces at Richmond, and at other points
Observation-Disclosures Norfolk, will, il
is thought. be thrOwn lii the rear of the
Union force attacking Norfolk. From
this direction, therefore, the last grand
battle oflhe campaign may be fought, in
this struggle to save Norfolk should that
city be attacked" %, ,o a..~t
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LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 20. 1862

fmcnts now under the respective com
mauds of Generals Hallsck and Hunter
together with, so much Of that Of GaBeta
Buell. which lies west Of north and soutl
line Indefinitely drawn through Knoxville
Tennessee. bc consolidated. and dssignat
ed the Department Of the Mississippi, and
that. nntil otherwise ordered, Major. Gen.
eral Halleck have command Of the said
Department. ,. M, ..tT,.
i, Ordered, also, that the country ues, o.
the Department Of the Potomac and east
Of the Department of the Mississippi, b.
a military Department. and the same be
commanded by Maj, Gen. Fremont.
That ell commanders Of Departments,
after receipt Of this order. respectively,
report sevsrally and directly to the Scare
tary Of War; and that prompt and fre
qpent reports will be expected Of all.
~ lSigned ABRAHAM LISo1LN,
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The worst kind Of tent for a soldier
to dwell 10 --disconteht. ~ w az" %"
A merchant lately advertising for .
clerk who could bear confinement, receiV
ed an auswer from one who had been sew
en- years 10 jail.poa.g1oG 'saE % ans9',
? Lieut.. G. s. Al say. Jim, look GU
therel That dog is after your fationsl
Private-Neyer mind, III bet Eve dol
lars he can't eat tbsml F-.H q Z,
A dsudy observed that he had put
plate OF brass on bis boots to keep him up
right. tg,e.o7a, .at.
"Well balanced by jingo," said Dutcl
man, ':brass al both snds."
The Yankees gave the rebels nea
Pamlico SOund threshipg, t,.. So
The rebels around town have very lonI
faces since the recent Union Virtories.--
ZollicoEsr himself no longer
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
Especial 10 the Missouri RepubliGan.l j
SpRINGFIEID Mo rio Rolla

SFMNoFAhLu, Wo, via mona, ..-
2 ses. .t March 13, l862.5
A messenger arrived at 10 O'Clock last
oight, bringing additionsl news Of the
battle. The engagement took place on
Little Sugar Creek, five miles this side Of
the stream of the same name, where a
skirmish took place on the march down.
In anticipation of an attack Oh the south.
General Curtis ordered the trains dra, n
up on the North side, but Unexpectedly
the attack was commenced oh the rear
north OF our army-by from 1900 to g.
600 rebels cavalry. General Sgel, with
800 men, protected the train, and for sew.
eral hours he alterrated, re,reating and
stopping to hold the rebels in check. while
the trains passed backward to the main
body Of the army. While thus engaged
Gen. Sisel Was three times surrou ded,
but cut his way through cacl, time. The
principal fighting on Thursday was done
by Gen. Sgel in this way. r g
On Friday the engageme n became gen.
eral and continued SO throughout, the Of.
fcsrs behaving with much gallantry.
The exposed position was Occupied by
Col, Carr's division, aud the greatest los,
was suffered by them. Colonel Dodge 6
brigade Of this division consisted Of the
4lh Iowa and 1st Iowa Battery, 35th II.
linois Col. Phelps regiment and 24th
Missouri. Second brigade under Colonel
Vandover, Of the 9th Iowa, consisted Of
his own regiment Dubuque Battery and
Col. Carris' regiment Of cavalry. A let
ter from Col. Carris says the, losses in the
4th and 9th Iowa and ,35th illinois ado
Goth Missouri ara from $50 to 200 in eacl
regiment killed and wounded. Only 3O(
of the 2ith Missouri wers present, bu
they lost 29 killed and a.large number
wounded. The 18th and 18th Mo. : 8,
Iowa Cavalry, and Sth Indiana lost abeu
40 each. let and ed Iowa batteries los
about 2O each, %, ,tge ta, s,aeIn.y
I Among the wounded are Gen. aAsbotl
IN the arm, Col. Carr also in the arm
Lieut.. Col, Galligan. Lieut.. Col. Herrol
and Major Coyle of the Ninth Iowa. Be
sides being wounded. Col. Heron wa
taken prisoner; Colonel Dodge had thre
horses shot from under him. Lieutenan
Smith Of the Second Ohio, Battery wa
taken prisoner, and jumped from wsgol
TO make his escape and was killed. Th
rebel officers killed aud wounded; Briga
dier General Me- cCulloeh, killed; Brigade
General Slack, dangerously wounded
Col. Mcintosh, killed; Col. B. II. Rivers
Second Regiment Volunteers, dangerous
wounded; Major General Sterling Price
slightly wounded. c,. .os...... .~a.
! Thirteen pieces Of artillery were cap
tured by our meni among them one los
by Sigel at Wilson Creek. .....t r..
Our loss is estimated at 800 or LOO
killed and wounded. The rebel l,ss
not known, but supposed ID be from 200
to 5000. A large number of rebel priI
oners were taken. probably 800 OF NOR,
and more are Constantly being brought il
Two thousand Indians were engaged
the battle aud 1870 of our killed wei
scalped BY them. ,,. +
Price, with labou, 1000 men, retreate
northward, and then took an easterly
r rectiou., Gen, jeff Davis is after him.
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A Pleasing rIncident.

A few days ago, as General Buell. WAS
riding on horseback through the streets
of Nashville, an aristocratic lady, a Mrs /.
w., living in a 6ne. fargs house, stood at
an open door Or window, waved rebel
Gag toward him, and cried, ,ytHurrah Tor
JeffDavis aud the,Southern Coufedsraoyt
The General reined ia his horse, turned
toward the lady, touched his hat with all
the courtesy and suavity for which be is
remarkable, and. surveying the tine house
from topic bottom with the eye Of con
noisseur quietly remarked. .s'sAn excellent
house fora hOspital"d In less than two
hours every room was full Of sick soldiers
and Mrs. w.. was politely requested tC
take kind care Of them. We heartily con
|gratulate her upon her blessed privilege
of Dinis'eriug 10 the needs of suffering
patriots. y ~ 3'' - z
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DEAD AT LAST We have heard the
last Of the Anaconda" ellis eyes is
sot." The President and Stanton will
have nothing to do with snakes-let them
adorn the rebsl banner. The Constitu
tional commander ofthe army and his ad-
iutant believe in grape and cannister at
short range and in loyal troops in front oi
the enemy anywhere. They are the spe'
oi6c for rebellion.--I Chicago Tribune.
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NO. So

Of the enemy Is believed to be much great.
er. s - 80
The greatest confidence is repOssd iu
Col. Candy. and If volunteers will DO
their duty, the Texans will be ignomiDi-
ously driven from the country.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
More About the Great Battle in
Arkansas.
MOST DESPERATE FIGHTING.
S'geI Several Times Surrounded, Int Cuts
his Way Through the Enemy's
RooLo ''

Our Loss Nearly 1,bU0 Killed and Woun.
dd-7hat Of The Rebels Over 1000
ri. Tie Indians Scalp Oar Ealed-Mc.
CuIIoch and Mcintosh Both Dead
Price Wounded-Hs Retreat. s.
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Executive MANSION,

.a56eI WARRINGTON, March IoOz.
Presidents War Order No. 5.--Major-
General Mcclellan having PERSONALLY Ia.
Ken the Geld at the head Of the army on
the Potomac, until otherwise ordeted he
!, is relieved from the command ofthe other
military Departments. he retaining the
command Of the Department ol the Poto
mac. rf
Ordered, further that the two Depart.
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GE Lady post officers are to be called
postmasters. and not postmisstresses. The
question has been officially settled at
Washington,
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nonK AND J0B PAINTING.

.waare prt pared to execute all descriptions Of 10
WO RK such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, foSih hhS,
ANDFANCY JoBPING, with new and supsriortype
and on short notice..
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WAR GAZETTE.
Published by Au.hority.1

CAECUTINE mANnivNB
@rH q WAsHINeroN, Jan. 81, 1869.
The Presidents General War Order,
No..i,-7It is.considered that on the %,
day II February, 1869, there be a genera!
movement OF the land and naval forces of
tile United States against the insurschi
forces. That especially the army atani
about Fortress Monroe, and the army Of
the Potordsc, the army, OF Western Vir-
ginia; the army near Munfordvilie, Ky;
The army Snd ffdtila at Cairo, aud naval
forcesin the Gulf Of Mexico. be ready for
q movement on that day, that all the 9th.
etfotces, both land and naval. with their
respective com manders, obey the existing
order for the time being. and be ready tc
t6beysadditio1ai orders when duly given,
Jfhat the Aheads OF departments and espe
cially the Secretary of War and the Navy
with all their subordinates, and the Gen
eFal.in7Chiet with all other commanders
and subordinates Of the land and uava
fvrces will severally he held to their stric
saadifall responsibilities for the promp
execution Of this order. b, ~.
-, [Signed] ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
s,,oq ,,5aioa ExEouTIyE MANSION,
WAsHINeToN, March s. +
Presidents General War Order, No 2
o,G-0rdered FIRST. that tho Major Genera
eommauding the army Of the Potoma,
proceed forthwith to organize that part o
said army designed to enter upon activ
6phtltiohs, including the reserve, but ex
GLIDING the troops to be left in the,iortifi
cations about Washington, into four arm,
corps. to be commanded according to sen
ssforjty of rank. as follows: ,,4 ,.az
First corps 10 consist Of four divisions
and to be cbrtmanded by Major Genera
Mcdowell. Second corps 10 consist o
.thtee divisions, and to be commanded b
.Btigadier General Sumner. Third corp
to conrist Of three divisions. and to b
commsnded by, Brigadier General s. 7
pHsint1slman. Fourth corps to consist
tbfse divisionst and to be commanded b
Brigsdist General Keys. 4. .' ..-' < e, :. j..
g Sec0nd--TbGt the divisions now con
a.adahded by the officers above assigned I
The command Of corps shall b. embra,
s.si 10 and fvrm part Of their RESPECTIVE
'rorps. i,. =. .I'
Third The Iorc's left for the dtfens
o! Washington will be pla'ed in conimHn
gufBrigadier General james S. Wadswortl
who shall also bs military Governor OF IL
DISTRICT Of Columbia.
5as Eohrth-< That this order be execute
tyhhsuch promptness and dispatch as u
10 dglS the commencement oi the operi
itious directed 70 be undertaken BY II
army Of The Potomac, 1s7 e.
q Fifth Aafiilh army corps, 10 be cor
Disuded by Msjcr.G GentraIN. p B,nk
viii be formed from his own and Gener
ISSEields' (late General Lahacr's) diyisio
sea[signed] AnaAitAa LrSoOLN..
x bgi8@st ExEcUnvE MANSION, 4 7,
go W WAsHINaToN. March III 1869.
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UTThe above terms strictly observed In all cases.
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M,CIeliau mo- Longer Commander-in.chiei

rREMoSr RESTORED TO ACTIVE putY.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20

II isbelieved thai portion Of the rebels
who evacuated Cenlreville were ordered
To re-enforce Winchester. @J 20 '"'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
Important General Orders by
4, ,s,9l',.'< ! :. y the President. 5
THE NEW ARMY DIVISIONS.

,HoU the Grand Mousmem ads Directed
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20

WAsHrNaToN. March THE follow
ing orders by the President were pub
H,hHd by authority in tho iutelligencer
This, morning. Their importance and bear.
fbg are manifest.