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ONES MASNER.-The perfume Of thou
rand roses soon dies, but the pain caused
bv one Of their thcrns remains long after
A saddened remem brance in the midst of
mirrh is like that thorn among the roses
There are some who refuse favor so graci-
ou~ly as to please Us; and there are others
who confer Obligation c., rn-ily. that
they disgust by the manr er OF kindness
AS puzzling TO our feelings as the polite
ness of one Who, If we bad dropped our
handkerchief. should present it to US with
q pair of tongs.
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THr F,nsr PnAYER IN CoyaREss

TEE FIRST PRAYER IN CONGRESS In
Thatcber,s Military Journal, under date OF
December, 1777, is found note containing
the identical first prayer in Congress- made
by the Rev. Jacob Duche. a gentleman OF
great eloaueuce. Here it is-an historical
curiosity: 40. Lord, our heavenly Father.
high and mighty King of kings. and LORD
of lords, who dost from thy throne behold
all the jewellers of the earth, and reisnest
with power supreme and upcontroiied over
all the kingdoms empires and governments;
look down in mercy, We neseech thee. on
these American States, who have fed to
thee from the rod of tie oppressor, and
thrown themselves on thy gracious protsc-
ton. desiring to be hepceforth depend ent
cnIy on thee. to thee thew have appealed
for the righteousness OF their cause; to thee
do they now look mp for that countensnce
and Irrort which thou alone st give;
take hem therefore. heavenly Faith er. und der
thv nurturing care; give them wisdom in
council. and valor in the field; defeat the
malicious designs Of our advsrsaries; cou-
vince them of tine urrigh 'eousness Of their
cause; and If thew sill pers list in their san
culinary purposes, o! let the voice of thine
own nnerring Justice, sounding IN their
hearts. corstrain them to drop the weapons
Of war from their upnerved hands in the dav
OF battle BE thou present, ". G0d nj wis
dom. and direct the councils of this honor
able assembly; enable them to settle things
on the hest .rd sure>t foundation. that the
.cene Of blood NAV be speedily closed. that
order, harmony ard pace may be effectually
restored: and truth I'd Justice, religion and
pietv. prevail anr flourish amongst thv PEG
pie Preserve the heath of their bodies
and n e vigor of their minds; shower down
on Her'. and thu millions they here repre-
sent such temporal blessings thou seest
expeLient for then. in this world. and crow u
them with everlasting glrry in the world to
come. All this we ask in the name and
through the merits Of J Jesus Christ. thy Son,
our Saviour. Ameni"
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Ii We could read the secIe. history ofonr
enemies, We should find il each mans life
sorrow and suffering enough to disarm all
hostility,
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Gen. Buffers Infamous Order.

The most outrageous or1er issued by any
military commander since the comm ence-
ment OF the Christian Era. was lately issu ed
BY GENERAL BUTLER, Of the Federal Army,
DIT New Orleans. We mean that Infamous
order Of his, in relation to the L,dies of that
city, in the words following, to-scit:
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The following we take from the vicks.

burg (Miss.) Citizen of Friday. May %:
We learn that the Vapdals have come off
their boats and battered down and utterly
destroyed the residence OF jeff Davis. and
also that OF Joe Davis Their acts of de-
sruc,iou ard Ysu6al in that neighbor-
hood were complete, leaving nothing but a
bleak aud desoIate track behind them.
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little fellow one dav nonplnssed his
mother by making the following inquiry:
"Mother IL a man is mister, amt wo-
NJ an a mistery?'
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well. Patrick" asked the doctor, "ho,

"WeII. Patrlck." asked The doctor, "how
do Won feel to-dav?"
"Och. doctor, dear. enjov very poor
health intirely. This rheumatics ia very
di-trsssin indade; when 90 to sleep lay
awake all nigh. and nv toes are swelled
O. big goose hens eggs. whin 1 stand
up | fell down immediately"
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1t is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
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pioyed: As it has long been in constant
throughout this section, need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kp. up TO the best
it ever has been. and :hat it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found 70 Do
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TO CITY AND COUNTRY

WE ARE NOW PRE- E D
w TO sell all kinds of SOAP & CANDLES
equal in quality to Cincinnati or any other
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Soap and Candle, Factory Maysvlle, Ky.
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MAI. GENEEALBUTLE

G. G. STRONG, a. a G., Chief OF staff.
No American citizen can look upon such
an order with any other sensations han
those OF shame and humiliation. II is a
foul stigma upon the good name and fame
of the Nation. and the man who prom n gsd
it, should be promptly and forever dismissed
from the service. This is all wa shall coy
at present.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE gully.
New ORLEANS, Nav 10, 1862.
General Orders NJ. %

General Orders, No. 20.
rs the officers and soldiers of the United
States have been suffice TO repeated insults
from the women (cs ling themselves ladies)
Of New Orleans, 10 return Tor the most
scrupulous ron-interfcrence and courtesy
on our part. it is ordered that hereafter
when any female shall. by word. gesture or
movem eDi, insult or show contempt for any
officer OF soldiers of the United States. she
shall bs regarded snd held liable to be
treated as ~ oman of the town plying her
avocat.on. Rv command Of
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NR.-ltsc ahove - . fae-slna1le Il IN
Label % eecA 6ox.
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For the STANDARD.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

BELLEvoIR, N. C., July 2, 1862.
At meeting of Taylor Lodge, No IA, held in
their Hall the I'd of July, 1862, the death of our
Worshipfnl Master, brother I. M. Mann, being an.
nounced, committee was appointed to draft pre-.
ambe 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 bee alarmed by the solemn note that
6etokens the exit Of spirit from its earthly taber-
nacie, and the spirit of our beloved and most res
Pected Worshipful Master has gone to the celestial
Lodge above where our fathers have gone, therefore
be it
Resoleed, That while we bow in meek submission
to the decree of the Supreme Architect of the Uni
verse who doeth all things we'll, 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.
Resotne0, That in the death of brother Mann. this
Lodge has lost an honored member and bright
Mason, the Church pious member, and the com.
munity an upright and useful citizen his wife and
child loving companion and doting father
Resoiued, That while we do not wish to intrude
on the sacredness Of the grief of his wife and only
child, yet we do desire to offer to them our condo
ience and heartfelt sympathy in their sad hour OF
deep affection, and would recommend to them the
consolation 10 be derived from the bright testimony
which he left behind of the translation OF MS soul
to higher and happier state of existence beyond
the grave.
Resolpsd, That we will attend the funeral Of our
deceased brother, and perform over his gave the
last sad rite OF masonry. .z..f'.
Rssosss1 That blank leaf in our Secretary's
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M fhe. Mananri1.
Moons HosprrAL, RICHMOND, VA,
.Julv 11th. 1852.

July l1tb, 1852
MR. Error AT time like this, when the city
of Richmond is filled with the wounded and dying
soldiers from every Southern State, it may not be
amiss to call the particular attention Of North Car
olnans to one hospital as having pre.eminent claims
upon their gratitude and sympathy. allude to- the
Moore Hospital, on Main 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.
sively by North Carolina patients. 1t would fill
many an anxioas heart with gratitude in that good
old State to witfess the tender kindness and care
with which their wounded friends are treated by the
physicians and attendants here Owing to the indie
fatigable efforts of Dr. Manson and the excellent
Steward, Capt. Freeman, the provision department
is equal it not superior to aHy hospital in the city,
thereby contributing to the comfort and GONZALES
cence of many an III fortunate languisher This ad-
vantage, however, is mainly owing to private con
tributions in the city, in consequence of the ac-
quaintance of the Surgeon in Chief with many
prominent and public spirited persons. ask, if it
is not Objectionable to North Carolina and her cti-
zens at home that an institution doing so much for
her brave sons who are suffering away from, home
shall be dependent for its advantages and their COM
forts upon the charity of othersy Are not North
Carolinlans willing ard ready tender material aid
at such time md under sucI, circumstances? II
the State authorities have overlooked such strong
claims upon State sympathy and State aid, Iknow
that the public, who incapable of injustice or
ingratitude, will not.
Any contributions, either in money or hospital
stores, directed to Surgeon O. F. Manson, Moore
Hospital, corner of Main and 2G.h streets, will be
properly appreciated and appropriated to the COM
fort Of the brave North Carolina soldiers
EUGENE GRISSOM,
Capt. Co. D., 3Oth Reg. N. @. T.
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blockadns the way Our column of heroes WI
weary steps pressed on after him until the oofnoh
from his gunboats a1monished us us that ne haa
reached his asylum and to-day finds US here near
the enemy with good prospect fora hight nat
the issue of the next will be cannot tell; but ono
thing is certain we have driven him gloroasy IRON
every position that he has taken, until he is now 20
instead of miles from Richmond. Our Coione,
being wounded in the first battle and Lieut. Goo"el
being sick, our regiment the ssth n T. IL mas
been under the command of our Msjor. L. D. An.
drews, Of Randolph county, N. G. He has had ms MS
hands full in th's great series Of struggles oa' ne
still holds up, though much wearied and worn Gu.
with the vast amount Of toll and responsibility
weighing upon him. The total Of casualties IN
killed and wounded in our regiment is leo-l can
particularize for want of time and space For enc
10 90 in battle and come out safe, makes him tee
that it is q miracle that he has been spared. i
heaven permits me 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 mono
rable peace that we may all return to our homes
friends and relations to enjoy each other ass1o,a
ton, and love and serve our Maker win out ""''e
heart Adieu. n m
A MEMBER oE THE ssrH Rsa7 N u l.
July Sth, 1862.
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For the Standard.

PUBLIC MEETING.
We, portion Of the people of the Southern regi-
ment. Granville County, in mass meeting at Wilton,
on the 9Th Of july 1sbe, was organized by calling
b. b. Hester Esq, to the Chair, and appointing E.
b. Lyon Secretary. The object Ct the meeting be-
ing explained by Mr.. Elijah Winston, he following
gentlemen we're appointed as committee TO draft
resolutions for the meeting viz: E. Winston, j. j.
Moore, P. Paschal, VIM. Bullock, VIM. Davis, B. B.
Hester and E. b. Lyon, who reported as follows:
Whereas, We have no regular ticket before the
people to represent Granville in the next Legisla
ture, and that said delay in nominating candidates
has been to prevent party.strife, and that We now
denounce any intention to stir up strife. We there
fore desire that there shall be canvass:ng in the
county, except forced it by those who desire par
ty strife
Rssoloed, That We offer the names of the follow
ing gentlemen for the support of the people of Gran
vile, to represent in the next Legislature VIZ
For the Senate, r. W. Lassiter; for the Commons,
DR.. Eugene Grssom, Hatsve Freeman, and John
Bullock, of WILLIAMSBURG and solicit the voters of
the county at home, and in the Camp or elsewhere,
to cooperate with US in the support Of the same ;
and that we heartily recommend Col VANCE for
Governor.
Resoloed. That We are in favor of prosecuting the
war by all honorable means to the last extremity.
ResoIoed, That the meeting request the North
Carolina Standard TO publish the above proceedings.
b. B. HESTER, Chm.
E. B. LYON, Secy.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
E. B. LYON, Sec'y.

RALEIGH TYPoGRAPH1cAL SOCIETY,
July 7th, 1862. (
Ata meeting of the Raleigh Typographical Soci.
ETY., held this 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 B. GuLLEY, of Company B, Oath Regiment
N. G. 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 our national capital therefore, be it
Resolccd, That in the death of Captain Gulley
this Society has sustained great lossone 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 to his country
Resotued, That whilst we would have wished that
he might escaped the "ordcal of blood" yet in our
one among the first to accept the invitation to the
banquet OF death, he died becomes true soldier,
willingly offering up his lite upon the altar Of his
country, who with his dying breath exclaimed,
They have killed me- boys; but 60 ahead, they
cannot kill you ALL"
Resolred, That the family of the deceased have
our warinest sympathes 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 atfliction
Resotred, That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes Of the Society, copy sent to the fam
lily of the deceased and that the city papers be re.
quested to publish.
S. MCGEE FISHER,
JOSIAH JONES, Com.
JOHN NICHOLS,
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BATTLE OF TIE 3(lru.

Company A-Killed: " Aberne.hy: Wounded:
Cage Simmons. in shoulder; NJ Clark, shoulder;
Sides, in arm, se1 ere:y; Colsay Clark. rnortaliy
in bowels; Ale Bissinger, leg shot of Henry kel-
ter, in thigh; ). Fisher, j Sherrel, Nathan
Ligue Missing: VIM Sherrell Killed., wound.
ed 9, missing l. -
B-Wo,nded: Dan'l johnson, in leg; John Sisk,
bruised by piece of SHELF.
E-Killed: Lieut. Harper Charles, commanding
company, Pendleton Jones, John Geringer, P
Cook, ) Briggs. Wounded Geo W Wiley, Sc
vereiy in month A r Wilson, in arm NJ Wy
rick, iii foot; A f Gordon, in arm J Pegram
Both thighs broken j w Stock, in leg; Hoop
a., shot through both legs James Laughlin, in
shoulder; Jesse Jester, IN Ecck D W Busick, in
leg: Killed 5, wounded 10. ".
The company went into the engagement with
only ~ rnen, leaving unhurt This was the color
company and Of the "color. guard only escaped
unhurt
Company F=WoundedA Sergt E Sander, Jack
son Elliott in foot, W Walker, in thigh, G f
Powell. ,ss.'-..
Company H-Killed-Capt Bouldin Wound.
ed w Alley, W Hall; A Manual, Corp'l 9
earn, II j Rhodes A Rhodes, Dccalb Smith, A
B Heath. Killed ], wotndet 8.
Company I-Wounded=W Aired.
Company K-Killcd-Dsvid Lavender, Robert
Duncan, L Morris. Wounded John Wood (of
Guilford.) Missing-Stephcn Meklnnie. Killed 8,
wounded |, missing /. -
Company L-Kied- Sergt E Tolbert Cor.
poral L T Fruit G McMasters. Hoended-3d
Lieut. Bush, A Hutton Killed 8, wounded &.
Company M-Killed-Private Calvin Aired. -
Wounded --Braxton York, MORALLY Lieut. c F Silcr,
severely. Sergt W P Willie, W + Hays, Z Bur-
gess. Killed 1, wounded 6.
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ocratic party had taken the back track upon all
these questions and that the true conservative con-
stitutiona ag abidingpeople, respecting and money
saving party vas now to be found advocating the
election Of the Hon. z B. Vance, of Buncombe
county, for Governor Of North. Carolina, he asked
leave tointroduce tle following resolution:
,Resolred, That we have the utmost confidence IN
the statesmanshtp, patriotism and conservatism of
Col. q. d. Vance, and that we will give him cor
dial and hearty support for the office Of Governor.
The resolution was passed unanimously. It was
then
Rssolced, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and sent to
the Raleigh Standard for publication.
SAMUEL I. CARROW, Chm.
B. F. HARDING, Sec'y.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN BEAUFORT.

In consequence of the irnpracticabity of holding.
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 ut the Chocownity Cross
Roads, in said county, on Tuesday, the 9Th of JULY
When, on motion, Col Samuel I. Carrow was called
to the Chair, and Benz. F. Harding ESQ, was re-
quested to act as Secretary. The Chairman stated
that the principal object Of the meeting was to agree
upon some candidates to represent Beaufort county
in the ensuing General Assembly.
Benjamin Patrick, Esq, then arose and stated
that far he bad been able to ascertain the wishes
of the people from the different sections of the
county, there was but one opinion and that was
that the Hon. B. S. Donnell and Capt William r.
Marsh should he reelected to represent Beaufort
county in the House of Commons, and that as our
late and faithful Senator, Frederick Grst Esq., has
refused to allow bus name to be presented to the
people for reelection, he knew of no one whose
name would give more general satisfaction through
out the whole county and to the soldiers in the
camp, than E. J. Warren, Esq. Hervey Hill, ESQ,
seconded the nominations, and said he felt proud
that Beaufort county could send such delegation to
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 as the can
didate for the Senate, and Hon. r. S. Donnell and
Capt William I. Marsh for the House of Commons.
and the Secretary requested to notify the gen.
temen Of their nominations, and request their &C.
ccptance 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-tat he had continued
to be member asd supporter Of that organization
until he saw that it had become demoralized, 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 ecouomy in the administrator of the
Government And seeing that the so.called demo.