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% E'HE Pen Is NIGHIIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE COLD rEN-TIrE BEST or ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

4
THE BEsT PISS ~ TIE wogLD.
On 1p. q an Of III @ 1t ,%' g can or {, Pa,
si-rtes Gold Per Peas selecting ne 'a~e se'G'"g
10 a'''' '''',G.,G lb PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For % coris tie Msia PEN of g eens 'e Luoay Pen,
r - q s l' far . .he Escei'i:r rea. ~ "
THE SAME PISS ~ slLyER-PLaT1ED EXTEHsioS
CASES WIN PEHCIL3
or : ~. Aiusy.,ady Pon for 25 The E.rsp, Pen;
ss S 20 Fss. A f oa Points s the
Of every Of whch vii lar es' g'o' OF tie ee''
lie rss- a. Merton "Sumb~ry .na "ouLI,y" are
stamped ne following Pens and 'hc Pelst' are
o,,o =. IRE s' es No tsas . smallest, 10 tho l.sss
.dsrieS 10 taeket No tho .mss,,, and No D. the
sb. Of IN ,I,, sad qsae, short Sb, o. Nos 4. . and
snJ made only u CO, qasy The engraving are fac SIM
"'' o. ''' 1oLD PEss. WITHOUT cAsRs
Yer IS cent. No fsH. Ia quality Or No Pen %
For I'll No aPer 1t quality. ora No. Pen, I'd quality
o. No Pen "a qlsts ~. ., Ill,
W. I'll % sNe sPsS i, qualify No PaD "a qsalI-
Ter Vi .ssNe fIsa. = g,sy. e'aNo sPer - qualify.
TIE sA'h y offsfs. VIM Pss ,t;ia Ia i'''''o
& Pen 9 sS re fsd 4 "a as
To- 81 No Pan LAT quality. Crane Pea, "a qualify
oTANo Pen. a qusiiy.
For - ~ 40. Pea tt qaL.iy, No Pes, ID quail
iiy No Pen. "a qGality.
Tor So No Pea, rs quality No. G Pen 70 qualify.
For 81 SOa No. PEN Let quality. -
COLD PENS, ALLl.QUkLlIl. ~ SiLVER-M0UsrED
Dksk-HOLDERS
For - a We Prni for ~ . NO 5 Pens FOR :. -
No q Pen For ~ 81 No Pen. .
For +lsho. Pen, for s;sNo opens and for soar
10 Isn-
Tho isi Quality" po!ril With he yory best ldisl
Points csIrf.y sel-cd end Il ths Wa IT, frc s,i
with lie 'ighiei nfsTco.ioa which ssAi aud The Go"
scrutiny can detect .
Tho "a Quality" superior 20 any rens made by him
previous - fhc year 100.
To q Quality" h. inends sil eG-sl n respect % Do
rsl ty Elsslrty and Oold WI ng Qubiot Che Oly ssuo
cofisi I.fafons1 sHy Gold Per. mstc ciscylci-.
~ regard tie cheap Ood Pens e beg evr 70 'y thf
previous t. cpeua'iny lie New and lNeutsi Nrcurs ha
soud ID have INSIDE IS Good Writing and pnrie Pols of
the price bad tic Odd been firlish~d Vaiuitcusly
Iarfef efd-irg nrg "a az .rf'anrrf sy@1Vg n' ~ Nun
bey and Cuaifv" II rae TcHs P.s dnf Tosf! rdH,
~ For ale by a. desss In tse Line thIoushoas 'be
county. ,,,,o.
No - Auiieu Lane New Vol
AM ore sending. fnse letter posnp viii receive cir
cuiss with the ersr.rlss sboEe referred TO-
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printing.

HsARR THIS Cards 75c., 900; Druggists
b.. rs eds, AL ,'1. 50 Icerl, CO r4sT J. % and
upysfa go.a 1000, Newspaper Book, PGsIe Pamphlets
4. l. 'DAWLEYs corner Reade aud Csn're.s.,.
DROPERLY DONE,
4 by the CHEAPEST PRINTER IN TIE CITY,
80. ) TRfOE-hDN. near City u.n,
BILLHE ADS, CARDS CIRCULARS. LABELS, fOs fEkS
&c. PuroaAg' le..cited.
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Goal ano Wooo.

DEsT IIALLIBURTONL LIVERPOOL COAL,
Screened nnd Delivered al f3 per 'ln Red Ash RS
al .tuye rs psr Al other Goals AZ the io@e't mar.
pc1s Apply &C No. $40 Bowery, No I'll Greene snd 10, az
broomo q. 1,oN.- -------~-
KNDLlNG WOOD
"a OAK and PIKE IT 20 cents fer ten OF more boxes
HICKORY OAK and PINE, by The load ssd cord ~,
a5t.ss g. COLLINS foot OF East 2Jdr
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CEALTD PROPOSALS are invited ill the

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited ,Il the
y l0th aay Of January 1862 at u O'Clock n for supgyirs
The Govorsnert with BEEF CATTLE. The csltie TO ss
deivepd al Hsrdlbag. Ch.mbeisb9rg or ORR Fem q,
so,n sner tho 18th day Of Ma ch, l62 tie Governments
nav direct The Government u receive under is conirae,
400 heed srd tho RICH, 10 CAL for any additional
~ ubor up 90 10000 .,...
Ts,h lot of Cattle delivered shall average g, least 30
nouuds gTo wei h asd animal shal b. received sli;h
Weighs ess than 800 pounds poss wei,lt u
Government 10 ITSELF the fight ~ peT ~ re,su'
uotr and 10 any bid FOR any No ia viii be en-
tersiued aGlcos iho bidder is present 20 respond , .
The bids must b. dsec 81 ~ MeJor \. BECbWlTt g. >
u. A., Warrington, D. G., and idofsed PfopoAi' ''
Beef"
PoRg
r DO hereby propose 10 deliver 10 tie ooseinr r'
rooi Beef Cattle tho boof for per hIndird pSand'
osa vsei Tie C.tile be delivered Ut according "
the terms Of the incosed Advertisement ms Cstie 20 ee
weighed OF he scies and the weight 80 dee1e 70 ne 'ne
pufcsass weight heTesy agree 10 give sooa ana snh
bond Tor tie tment Of the contract and 70 receive re,nS
Noes o other Government funds In payment io the cs
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1--WE wELKLY IRIBUNE roR JAN. 4.

TIVE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN l.
Tur Nrw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thii
week contains the ionoWnsi
I.LEADISG Articles. Nros Bh'ain sli th'
Uhi-el sta'ssi Great Bh,sin q. h-c.5d Ih'
poor-BlscA suI white. Eaol Ia rsl Nc''
Resdinsi 10 oar Friends layi-l.s-t 1oys'rol
fensIsto Lord Lynnsi Poor iiay ',cn zen
4, - Loisi South CAIoiua. The Elis. rn'~Q
South Cafol1aI. Csnstiso iscil!o.4y ani ~
isefonly, Edt4ial PaesHpls
H..wAR NEWS SUMMARY
IH.nTEREsIEG FFOJ PORT ROY *: SA.rui.A
nt Pou Royal iery. The ior,esa . .ie1i olo'
r.,isns o. our AnuS Ia south Ca'o.iua
W..ARGIVAL or Mr. ELY ~ WAshiS'rOh'
Is.r,ss 5i' Zion ny fr o. o. IT.
ReD.ls. iio1 tho fiisonep fas. IAon Iine
PROCEEDINGS ~ CONORE3S
W..LATEst NFW5 nECENED tYIELfetA rH.
ghe Dspsiufr d MIson 5ni si!dsil' q he lto'
pos-l Gos,mAen,s To- tLo ..eb, si-iesi Tho
lines q Gen. AeCle'ila.
WI lH sI,,ll 49, sm2n' "' A' '''''
WILDE IEESf AFFAIR.
KITE 81 IOS AND sLDeLL TROUBLE:
the rrghsa AuefoaI I'D frs'1h '''" Of The
Csc.
x..A won - STORY. Correspondence q The
Ny lnitue.
MUg SANITARY COMMISSIONS Corroslona
clco o. $40 -. 4. inaine.
All .POETbl. "Out9 Freedom" "Nsy 81 ,l.ea.'
KIN. AMONG THt PINES
XIV. TIM IN sIIBY An FGRNwooD
Ky lNgTSFFH JOURNAL or TIE BOhHiRO-
MEar OF fORf SUMTER
XVI. mon MISSOURI. Correspondents Of Tho X. l.
IfibuLe.
xyli..FRo8 kansas: Correspondence Of Tho ~ Y.
Tribune.
x,tu sgVgS DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. by
he f'eafaers klri uh A.ili 10 k1sith rfc-i
mile Msis,sei Io.l.4of ~arilAe i"gsfsi ne
france.
XIX. POLITICAL.
VGusH,,4f.
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TIVE NORTH-AMERlCAN REVIEW.
u No. Y.-For JANUARY, 1862.


u No. CXCiV.-For JANUARY, 1851
CONTENTS
Article THE tdntsratiors Of Food
U.-Neth dit Cerir a Biography
u-Oeunan and n en- Criminal Proc dure-
V.-On TTsnsl,tinz Homer.
V.-The Iish OF ths Pat.
Nl.-U0ity Of Life.
Vli.-Loyslty.
Will Lat Two Books on Africa
M-Dr Walkers Sanor@
AThe Domestic aud origin Relations OF the
United Stai.s
M-Cii.icai Notices
Nll-New Publications.
This Dumtsr Of ihe lsylew beng re ft - voi1ne
the Publishers would tske hh opportunity u commend the
WORK the favor OF the American public. It's coufse 70!
nearly fry years !. well known TO ell who ora acc ahled
with h- orsrufo Of couGty and let OF is editions and
contributors dsag THAI time comprises the names OF neatly
all ibe most euneu, American wgiirra
Durng ihe pss year the timely articles which have ep'
;erd upon subjects important 20 "a ion have at
scei the attention and comm an1ci tho elimination ~ s'Aes
mems and nowhere have more able aud we'll g ted
otinoBs upon these geat topics tppes'ed than In IHs
NOKT B-AMERlCAN REVIEW The article in tho present
number Oh le Domestic aud Foreign Reaous of the nied
saios essmiaqg thoroughly tire subject upIcrncst 10
the minds 81 All The eat nations worthy OF spocel asten
t,up.
The Review !. published quarterly a, IS year.
CROSBY & NICHOLS Publishers.
10. III Washirs ton7., Bos'on
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'V10 MANUFACTURERS OF ARMY GOODS.
II Al

\ y Nv
Il WOODEN MIL FOR SALE
Wooden Mn Ia complete order, tafning out
thousand yards day Of skybue Ker.ey be bought
very favorable is sold because the estate 20 which It
belong. must be closed MP. The price Of the MN 10
cleared this time III less ltan year For particulars,
inquire oil c. G. NOLCOlI, Administrator
seubeuyl, Ohio.
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Cavalry.
VsaD4yAErEFs, "a. - BHokpvAT,

Cavalry.
IEADQtARIEss, 70 - bnoArNAr,{
kEN.i ONE, Nov. q, lot
b. Authority from th. War Department eud TIE sanction
Of h. Ezce ency, Coz. Moran. JANIS y. SWAIN, let
Cavsry, Il. A.. l. nov rfcruing foT Regiment a NoHu
teer C.ysry feTve f0 three daring The war
ny The kuln-s o. BIZ k4ceLoucy Gov. Morgan, and Of
GA teYna.ler AghBr tls hfick barracks o. The Quanuo
Landing, been Ass.ned tie qrseS Of the h sien
dgIiug iis formation.
Jsu, svra tss orders 20 JON Zoe envy IN the fed Tor
I've service lie liaerent Deaipls iy be Of
yssi1et
The uniforms equipments AID Tor the Regineni have
been provided and Will be served 20 10 non g. "a. % tbey
N emil ted
A. s probably the Ia, snl only Regiment Of Csy,ry
tia ~ Do o. inizrd 81 ia. ate DARN t.e Ns tho'o d.
srou. o. joining Ills bftnch Of the sefvie al eosc this
on. ortuuify. JANIS b. swain.
LET crralry, L. g A.. Co!sHe Commaadlae
Cavalry. Cayairy "A lew good min wanted to tA
ny eoapsny. Want o. military an edgo or Aorst 1antlip
objection. Col sW.l.s hf smen la 20 be f.ised ID tbs
state. never fJI lido ~ ~. Quarters ~ br<
brfiings Qusrsntnr Staten leland Pay ~ per month
LEDTTn md kqine a al fun shed AmedA s % oa7 o.
Capt. Nm W BEESEIr, No 100 Broadway. up ,iss
u. -. Mustcrirg Onice.-OFcers Of Volunteer
should nt'e authority ofn hei Coou5ls 10 ~ fii
evidence 20 tire L. = Mgf'en Ocsr for iftnsfcfsi
Of s1coun This wlit'eD roLoiy should 80
b. By The United siae, Isi,erss nd DsouiGng
oHcrr.
NO Gun. Win b, paid transportation given e.. ibe
tcOTe IIle s. c0n'Cfinsc 20
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Cost ano gonno.

I OST-On Tuesday the 3lst December, in o
th Or ia Brosdgay stss-' or IN tni9n .9usls
GOLD MOURNING BROOCH with gay hair IN the cen
ter and an enamel bordsr suitable reward Sil be given 10
the finder. Apply Ut No. 30 Uui,n square, sth.y.
Sts)C REWARD.-LOST, on Monday, Dec
~ ~ - about ?. near the lower end Of the Psrk
spmsu LEATHER WALLET coutaiDiEg ABOUT stJ 20 90
note, principally Of the Ifaiesnen. BsEk end Cegil'
noposi Of Clark Dodge CO.. no. 81 dated Dec
1861 $780, slso others Of VARIOUS amola,s au0uu.
ing in de ags,e se to about *2oeD all IN favor Of J.. C.
Crk asd iuaorsed The pfynen, Il the sane beug stop
ped The publ, cautioned against nesoiilng ile n.
Tewrl Of 8 w be yaid fg ths .siun vi said wallet nnt
cc1tentt 20 CLARK, DODGE 60, Ne. d Nahtt
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Chances tor Business Glen.

NOR SALE CREAP-An OIL REFINERY
En- tho vicioity Of HewYo,k-I Is in hrs,rs.s working
order 1ud a 81 any wi h1g engage
Ga money kIng badness Apply by letter to Boa No loot
Tribune Office.
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H. - thb ". a ~ iii. now u ile noa. Of lgs-
"a pay v Solder iI Z. a. -faiilarf is
|, teiJ y ltaihkL DOLLARS PER MONTH
70" tti3 Hsi.- snif ctslfffsga, bi.ch..itir uers
"a-e, hs.ef tt.-lf ~ Vrr 'aIifls al s Yeer.,ej
tDNPAHilo j aud H.
II % t9t sogld ~ csr .fis1- nsn lccJ npfiy
NiN'tf ia it sflusf. NiB b. usse, rsy I'll ,yi.l cd
we ieff ed Ttasos u oaSs. sEd thaf Gmir. ~ De
"a 10 ~ 60 81 @9fisie..
e. HUNDRED DtLLAiS isiOO BOTgTY VIII be
If.H'h lfsC- What a 90 ffsi OF n i. t,yfc
H. aettt three sea's ~ fgflg De var
l,sqs sfs'ff esrsfef NhIfnis,s 80 'h...eDtts Me-.
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pE Enn ILLINOIS or HANNIBAL and
20 L ,OOO ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD. BONDS
NAElED 20 per cen Ia sds for Silver plated Goods Of
the richest description all new aud pla,ed Uousn Silver
Address PLATED GOODS, No. i,los Srown-st, Phiia'
delphia.
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DINNER WANTED. Wanted. Practical
Phrtar one capable OF taking ehxge u costtry
pspeI Office shout heng established. MusI % well recon-
frlded ior bsnosty ability Sud sooriey Wages modrae
Address inued4tsy, III and reference, r. w, Box
No. l0l rrblne Office Nes-ioit.
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MERRY TIE WHOLE YEAR FOR 81

w
MERRY TIE YOUNG FOLKS LIKE
MEhhf NERRY'9 MUSEUM
MEERl better than any other Dollar MCgszne bersu,o Il
MERRY contain. the Best Sores Inftructi,5 Articles H.
MERRY lusiraii,r, PuT7les 80
MERRY PARENTS LIE MFRRYS MUSEUM,
MERRY because Il sdda 20 Home Pleasures and IL Of the
aERHY most BHsITHFuL YOp 81 TOTr
MERRY TEACHERS LIKE uERlYS MUSEUM,
MERRY because teaches Children hifk and aids ihein
MERl ~ their studies b. speoe Articles pertaining to
MERRY their lessons
MERRYt 10 g. inst the thing Tor Holiday Present Tie
MERRY For;yihird Volume commences fen. /.
MERRY & year. Single c. nes, IL ceDs.
hEkRl j. n. SrEAiNs Pub'her,
MERRY No. nj futon-st New York.
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II. HOW III ITNI " INk VII CONTNIUo Nv
Pre- o o. his Profession. aud give especial ssncn 70
Dfertyn ssrger ncase Of the 1Eflat Consumption. 70.
male Com1inl sud Nervous Debility slpoteDcyl caused
bv youthful indscoon. Nj u - book iGs slier sabcct
with ll 70 young aud wonen, bocre on after marriage
IL of Wis. Impotence o. on and eysy young uan IN he
lsnl should possess this valuable book j From Ito Boston
deni SID Surgical Journal Price f may be bad 81 bis
I've No b, ~ 9Th Of, siE doors Of Broadway ~
MTCHARD3ON's Bookstore. No. Nosey IT., AMI ~ GOD
tfREY'S No. 55 Broadway. OAee hours hen until Il d
nj and tom d 10 2 a. n.
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Proposals.
r JTUOGRApHlC WORK.

i ITIIUWNNTUIV WVNh.
Sealed Proposals III BE- received By be seose Commit
tee on log until Jaa. TO- foI Liih5gnphg and Printing
tie Maps Charts md Diagrams which accompany the Doeu
-ns o the DEPARTMENTS mu icaed with the Annual
Messe Of the President Congress- to be executed IN Tic
very best msnHcr , -,
g,sphic business -
particular apply At the Office Of tho Superintendent 81
pob PLATING where tho work be done be examined
JNO. d. DEGREES, SuPt Public Printing.
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Ger. BUrnsldc's Expedition.
sgAHEv-oaDmARY srAugy 49,, o,,,,,

AhLT,---9)apINARY sEANEw a.A o7yIyps
-. " 81 . y ~ the hAhihE AEIILLFEY
or n'-n'ieJ by Col ". :. I8es.d "a H., al .
y -ne oi,o b93o,y r. ta0 tHyitsllon Of ter, =, ie
~ b. tAIe" yeus or tLc "a. Al - a.lf fi-e.
~ ~ - % ieit ioi ianiiscs or member hr-ef 49,
~ ee'A pa 4.yt in -fH-l es.. Tie C5,sssi "a '
.ncAes - Pc i--i-if " tt.as .oaiag srilf.g 81
o4.hti ~ p o.1p.eoI .I.. g. s.FYofk 40 y 49, -
re ~ e.f' seclife aiesr end comfortable oria,
~ g-oi os4ns nlrsefel in. lac Marine a.ti5.. a.
r. 1nt Isfsi3e lev g3od fNa.s t1d D4un.r.or. 49,
- - ~ ffp.ieaioH 4 n~te.s1Ty, 10 a. OMAILy
= h2~,J' Deirfer Canal a. d les, g.sts Now Yo4s
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professional Notices.

4 MEDICAL SPECIALITY. - Electricity
"a isaiiv cruod or M entirely principle. with
m, slos.a hy D.. PHELPS. Electro iomsopsth, No. IA
eh near p0sigay. Al irL0le I'D sse sole snl itule
r IN h ssirnving and sirksuins medicines e. ieulc.e
ept1 and chronic diseases selsialy OF both scXos.
les. * l.iia ols aud consultations Nee
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NLW Music" The Lord doth now to this
~ Ntt,on 5pesk| 90, let My People Go." parody 90
cong 81 Tie Go 4ifabands" words b. kioae usie b.
D. '"' Jnss 81 .rDfs, iuapdns "torrabands Sony"
pc '.s fpf q J. iDall, 81 free. Jas. pLbiLed BY
HNgaGb NhfLrB. Nv. 4sI Broadway.
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AiIi:arn Noi.ccs.

iEhDQ EIKEa lsr REegntsT EAGLH BgietDy ,
. 10 - Bi0iiway. ~ T.. Jan. g. I,sl (
special sders No. Jf.-Al ohasfi sud ,-i',i.s II
- = .'tt -fe- Wt losy. 10 -cp1h forthwith ii Pc.
"a - 10 coials1o ~ a. Camp Winfield boot Sit,sr
~ ',oei Of DANIEL DLLNANH Col c,, llsrdisg
= ". CVhRiRT, as,iog Adj.i4nt.
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TIE BEsT PINS ~ TIE WogLD.
on rsrep. Of Of ti. folio wing ina ea'h a. pos
stsf n tho subs, - viii soBd b. return mall o.hsrei
- --cos Gold Per Pes icc.isg ne seeoTlfr
e. II. I'D. viz
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-12-19
Assum ption of che Confederate Debt.


We observe that proposition haNbeen made in
both branches of the General Assembly OF this
State that this State Should assume her proportion
of the Confederate debt
We object to this, firstly, because 1t is a rank
consolidation measure. 1t would blend the treasu-
ries of the States with the treasury of the Cohfcd
crate government and. thereby consolidate both
governments into one. The finances of govern
ment are what the heart is to the human system.
Money is the main snew of power, both in peace
and in war.
We object to it, secondly, because it would lead
to reputation by saddling our people with debt
they could never pay.
We object to it, thirdly, because this debt is
largely in the hands of traders and spectators. To
assume it would be to encourage speculation and
eSSortion. s
We object to it, tourthly, because if the States
should assume the Confederate debt such assump-
ton would lead to absolute free trade, which would
benefit the cotton States at the expense of the
breadstuff and manufacturing States. or course,
if the Confederate government owed no debt it
would impose no tariff, but would resort to direct
taxes and free trade.
There are other grounds Of objection to the meas
ure which it is not necessary to state now. We
believe that ninetenths Of our people are opposed
to this measure.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-12-19
Gov. Vance.

Every days exercise of the functions of his office
adds to the high estimation and confidence reposed
in our excellent Chief Magistrate by the people
He is eminently the imam for the times" aud de-
onstrates the wisdom of the people in placing him
in his important position.
The safety and salvation of the State and the
country are the first objects of his seeking. As
soon as he took the chair of State, the condition
and protection of our Eastern Counties demand
ed his ceaseless vigilance. He has left nothing
undone to secure their protection. Since the COM
mencement of hostities at Kinston, he has been in
close proximity to the army, counseling with the
authorities and encouraging our forces. On
Wednesday last he was on the field IN the fight near
Goldsboro. The people of the State may be sure
that Gov. Vance is at all points where duty calls
hm In his absence the duties of the Executive
office are judiciously and promptly attended to by
Coils. Barnes and Little and his Private Secretary
as far as lies within their province While his friends
are deeply solcitous for his personal safety there is
no doubt that his presence with the army contri-
butes greatly to our success.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-12-19
For the Standard.
FRANKLIN, Va, Dec. 18th, 1862.

FRANKLIN, VA, Dec. 18th, 1862.
Mr. EDToR:- have read with much pleasure
and heartily endorse your article in the Standard
of the 9th nst upon the subject of Troops for our
Defense" 1t seems. to that the Legislature
should pass the bill as proposed by Gov. Vance,
and that at the very earliest possible moment. De-
lay is dangerous-the moment is gone i
We have already lost much valuble territory and
great deal of property--we are still threatened-the
foe hangs upon our eastern horizon like dark,
portentous cloud. The next day or the next
week. may witness events which may involve thou
sands of our citizens in ruin, and bring disgrace
upon our noble old State. Then let the General Az
semSy srouse from its slumbers and do all it can
for the protection of our peope-eti it pass the bill
to raise ten Regiments for State defense upon the
plan proposed by His Excelency, Gov. Vance, and
from the plains of the East and from the mour tain
gorges of the West the sturdy ycomanry of the
State will flock to her standard to check and repel
from her soil the reckless and merciless foe. The
troops and will be raised if authority is given
for their acceptance. They can be supported upon
less than the enemy would destroy but for their
presence
1t is, indeed, wounding to the pride of North
Carolinians that whilst the Yankee advance in other
States is obstinaely opposed at every point, so
little IS done for their own. They have fought as
nobly and suffered severely as any troops in the
Confederate armies; and yet, at every step :heyar
tainted that the Yankees have met with so little
resistance in North Carolina
= There is no time to be loSt-these troops should
now be in the field in camps of instruction pre-
pairing to meet the Invader. And this is the senti-
ment of very large number of North Carolinnians
with whom have lately converSed. Every senti-
ment Of State. pride-eyery feeling of honor and
the historic deeds of the past demand of the Legs-
lature to do something Immediately for the security
Of our eastern counties.
Yours truly, G. G. d.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-12-19
fUT tue OIuuuuT
Public Meeting in Raleigh.
G. G.. D..
Yours truly,


At a meeting OF the citizens appointed to receive
and provide accommodations for the wounded in the
battles below Goldsboro,' Gov. Manly was called to
the Chair, Mayor Harrison being officially engaged
in his Office.
On motion, Messrs. Barrihger, Pescud and Battle
were appointed to assign the committee their duties
and enlarge the subcommittee, if necessary who
reported as follows:
Committee to secure depot for the wounded, to
provide homes and accommodations for the same,
consists of the following gentlemen:
Messrs G. W. Mordecai W. IL. H. Tucker, S: II.
Young. L. f. Heartt ii. A. Badham, j. q. Palmer,
W. j. Palmer, j. G. Williams, G. b. Root w. r.
Andrews, W. L. Pomeroy, j. Womble, Sr., Mills II.
Brown, Gov. Charles Manly Hon. j. Ii. Bryan, l..
Oettnger, X. P. Battle, j. G. McPhccters, William
Grimes, H. +. Smith, NJ. b. Royster B. F. Moore,
George Badger Maj. w. A. Blount, James Nc
Kimnon, w. f. Anderson, W. w. Holden, George
Little, w. NJ. Boylan, Hon. X. Rayner, Gov. Thos.
Bragg, VIM. Thompson, E. l.. Harding Ii. w.
Huste.l Jesse Brown, Ii. X. Burgwyn Robert w.
Seawell, j. O'Rorke, II. Porter, and j. Womble, Jr
The following gentlem IN were appointed as a COM
mittee of Reception:
Hon d L Barringer, Pescud, DIR S Perry,
T B Macon, ID G Murray, w R Richardson, Rev j
church, A NJ GorGan, w II Jones, Syme, q
B Harrison j L Pennington Chas Dewey, A Kline,
Geo I Cook, j Terrell, NJ CRAFTSMAN, J F Taylor,
Sylvester Smith, Eldridge Smith, W j Palmer, w
Harrison, II Fisher, d Murray and Puen.
= The following gentlemen were ppointed a COM
mittee to provide Ambulances
Mayor W H Harrison, Franklin, L T Clayton,
w II Moore, L Adams, Alfred Williams, j Spelman,
Cowper, T d Hogg and MCGEE.
The following gentlemen were appointed CON-
mittee to provide Nurses
Rev j S Long, Rev r S Mason, Rev E Skinner,
Rev JIM Atkinson, Rev d Huffman, Rev A
Smetles, Rev W E Peil, Rev Henry Harde, Rev 7
S w Mott Drs E G Fisher, @ johnson, F Hay
wood B Haywood, W G Hill and w H Mckee.
The following gentlemen were appointed COM
mttee to visit the seat Of and tender the hospi.
talities of the city of Raleigh to the wounded:
Mayor w II HARRISON G W Mordecai and Hon
D NJ Barringer. CHAS. MANLY, Chm.
P. f. PEsCUD Secy..