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RIcnNnNn- Va Anr d

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. "a, 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR:-From the date of this you will see
that am penniny It at Richmond, at which place
arrived on yesterday III "safe and good condition."
after most fatigung paSsage-the dust playing
awful havoc with the eyes, and the large crowd max
ing travelling any thing but agreeable. We arrivedat
Petersburg at o'clock, p NJ, jumped aboard the
Through omnibus" and was about starting for the
P. & R. Depot, when the Conductor of the bus
beloved out "show tickets" Every passenger
must show through ticket" or take the walk,
whether able or not to the next depot Now, it
struck very forcbly, Mr. Editor, that the atten-
ton of the government ought to he called to the
fact that, in the event poor soldier should not
be able to pay extra Of fifty twenty-five cents,
or whatever the amount may be, to ride over to the
next depot, he must be put to the announcement me-
cesSity of walking mile and if sick or wound
ed soldier must necessarily remain over at Peters
burg, thrown the mercy of the pubic. The
transportation ticket" given by the Quartermaster
1t seems, entities them to passage on the Railroad,
only.
Richmond, just now, is gay place-illed with
motley crowd of fantastic figures, all Of winch seem
to be playing one part in Street w aker & Co.'S"
firm. Shylock would stand poor showing here
Ordinary felt hats are selling at from SIS to $22
common 12t cent cotton socks at 81 80. At the
hotel, gave out three pieces of linen for wash and
had to pay one dollar. Board at the Exchange,
where put up, is p-oportionately more moderate
at 81 per day, than any thing else The bill of fare
yesterday consisted of baked sheep liver beef steak
tough as a mule,) vegetable fritters, and cured
turn-overs and molasseS for desert
In some of the hospitals, there are scenes that
would scken the stoutest heart; subjects with one
leg amputated and whole side of the face shot off
another, with modification just taking place, ball
having struck the shoulder and out at the back
part oil the neck. | saw few such sights as these
but hundreds with legs and arms amputated. l
saw New York Pctorials as recent as the 10th; Of
course great slaughter and retreating was blazing
in Frank Leslies One illustration was very much
amused at" Grand strategic movement of our
forces mastery retreat from Richmond" One old
fellow was giving his fle-leader particular "f fits"
with the bayonet-he had no idea of being left be-
hind The New York Herald aud the Little Gil
ant" as usual, are swapping at each other. From
the tone.of an article it would lead one to believe
that Mr.. Bennett had nearly enough of war. ! was
agreeably surprised at findinga copy Of the Raleigh
Standard at the Confederate Reading Room"
commenced this letter in Richmond but am end
ing in wilmington, just at the commencement of q
terrific thunderstorm. WORRELL.
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1000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE IN LIN
COLIN COUNTY. n. C.


UNIIE UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEE OF c. J. HAM
II marskod, will sell at public outcry, nj the residence
Of the late c. w. Hammarskud miles from Lincoln
ton ON the Beauties Ford Road the following valuable
lands:
One tract containing hundred and eghty.four (6s4
known the Hume Tract Spring Hill This tract
highly improved, good dwelling house. almost new with
extensive barns machine houses and every Outbulding
needed for extensive farm Much of the land is well
dence healthy any part of the State and and
half miles from lrunOn Station the Wilmington, Char
lOtte aud Rutherford Railroad.
One tract adjoining the last named tract known as the
Lick Run farm containing 10y of very productive
land.
Another tract adjoining the last known the Hammar
SKIOLD Mill tract, Containing III which Is hrst
class FIGURING mill and mill The reputation OF HAM
marskulds Flour is too well known TO require Comment.
Suffice say, there is better i'll Western North
Carolina.
One tract adjoining the Home tract called the Hayns.
tract, containing lS3 acres.
Another adjoining the last named, and Immediately
on the w. Z. K. X. R.. within less than a quarter OF
mile of IronrOn Station, containing $50 acres.
And another tract On the opposite side OF said r. H.,
containing 100 acres.
And one other small tract of or 10 acres adjoining
Home tract:
With al other lands and real estate of the said C. J.
uammarSkOld.
Sale to take place Monday the 29h of September next
unless previously suId at private sale.
So desirable body Of land is rarely offered
Terms made known at the SALE For other information
apply to Hon VIM. Lander, now at Richmond, to Col.
Hanimarskod on the premises, (Spring HILL or to the
SUBSTITUTE ~ -'" Ii. c. HAMILTON, Trustee
of c. j. Hammarskod.
August 2s, 1868. 35-w&swtd
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Most of our readers may, perhaps, be Indifferent
as to what Bishop Hughes may say or do pending
the present crisis. heSouth will right herself and
be free in spite Of opposition, no matter from what
quarter it may come But still, it is only fair that
the position of no decent man be misrepresented,
and that he be not set down as an enemy unless he
declares himself as such. The writer Of this does
not believe that the Arch Bishop is or has been,
intriguing against the independence of the South
He, like other Bishops of the Church to which he
belongs went to Europe on business connected with
his religion. His position with regard to the crisis,
is not what every true Southerner could wish, yet,
in these days of trial and excitement, the Arch
Bishop has set example of moderation which
many celebrities of the Northern pulpit would do
well to initiate Z.
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For the Standard.
Important to the Citizens of North Carolina,
nv native State.

For the Standard.
Important to the Citizens of North Carolina,
my native State.
wish to call your attention to the subject of
packing boxes for contribution. They should not
be more than two feet long foot WIDE and eigh-
teen inches deep; sides made of laths if Of plank,
they should be bored full Of holes. Put no paper,
cotton or straw in them. Put hand holds of rope
or withes at the ends. Pick your fruit from the
trees before it quite ripe and never mix varieties
put fruit and vegetables together Let the
neghbors for miles around, raise a subscription,
with which to charter a to run from Newton,
ria Statewide, Charlotte Salisbury, &c, making
semi-monthy trips. Select some man to take charge
Of the car and articles. He must be a working man,
one who will push things through in spite of all Oh
staclcS. He will need no fine clothes or kid gloves.
Mark all boxes and parcels plainly. To scpd poul-
try, make the coop II feet long, feet WIDE and
three stories high, fourteen inches from floor to
floor. Place troughs on the outside of each floor.
They will need gravel daily. Such coop will hold
200 chickens. Contributions sent to my care will
be punctually attended to-
can be found at the North Carolina Depot day
and night. G. w. CHIPLEY,
No. 22S, Main Street. Virginia.
Richmond, August 18th, 1862.
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LOST.

I'm MONDAY LAST, ON THE N. G.. RAIL ROAD
u Cars at Raleigh Station, Pocket Book containing
sum Of money and the following papers, viz: =,
check on the Merchants Bank of New Bern drawn oy
Isaac w Hughes payable to A. Mitchell, for hundred
dollars, dated Nov. 18th, 1851:
check on the same Bank, drawn BY Joseph Fulford,
PAYABLE to A. MITCHELL for Insurance for dol
lars and cents dated July 1862
Two Coupons of N. G. State Bonds both due July 1,
1852 and numbered 81 for fifteen dollars, ana lag or
thirty dollars.
Persons warned against trading for those Papers
payment has been stopped and reward Of ten dollars VIII
be paid their delivery Mr. John g. Williams Raieign
or to the subscriber at Hillsboro'. -
ALEX. MITCHELL.
August goth, 1862. 6s-atpd.
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Headquarters, 3sth Reg. N. C. s. t.
NEAR GoRDoNsvILLE, VA,


A LIST OF DESERTERS FROM COMPANY b, 8STH
IA Regiment N G. \. Troops.
WILLIAM T0MLlN, private, Is years DID, feet inches
high blue eyes, fair complexion rather bad countenauce
enlisted by Capt G. L. Cook of Yadkin County, n. c.,
the 18th of April, 1861.
THOMAS bINKINS, private, feet 5 inches high blue
eyes, light hair, enlisted by Cart. e. Cook 18th April,
1851.
ELIJAH D0NITHAN, private AZ years old, blue eyes,
dark hair and enlisted by Capt L. Cook 18th April 1851
JACOB D0NITHAN, private, II years old s feet
inches high dark eyes and hair and enlisted by Capt. c.
l.. Cook 18th April. 1861. .a O..
CALEB CREEKMORE, private, 2s years old, feet
inches hgh gray eyes, dark hair and enlisted in Yadkin
county, 18th Of October, 1861, by Capt. c. L. Cook.
Any person delivering either of The above to Con-
ederae officer will be paid thirty dollars by tie Confeds
States fifteen dollars if confined jail and the
aor will also be paid his fees by presenting his account
to q Confederate Quarter Master
By order of JOHN ASHFORD,
Capt Commanding Ssth Reg N. G. s. 7.
.'Ea FASs s-z A W.-BLACKBURN, 4,
Capt. Go. B., 3sth Regiment N. C. ST
August Goth, 1869. 6s-lm:
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

BhASS FUUNDH1s
THNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
u the public, that he has, in successful operation,
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City of Raleigh. All those
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS, will please give him u
cal before bargaining elsewhere.
Tho highest price will be paid for old "copper" brass and
zine.
- Office opposite the market house.
Ii. MAILER.
Raleigh, Aug. 90, 1862. 35-w6sw6n.
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
Mr. EDrroR:-Would your readers like pro-
mlscuous communication from old BuncombeP If
so, here goes. Wheat is badly injured from the Of
fects of smut, rust, and other ani,a1b-about half
crop. Oats an entire failure Don't know much
about the "backer crap" as never ate the critter
We have had an abundant crop of berries Guess
there will be no scarcity of blackberry wine in these
dIggngs" il, and if We are quite drouthy in
TINS section. Corn is suffering very much From
all appearance, there will not be more than half the
usual amount Of corn raised this season. We are
learning to be economical ard since Colonel Zeb IS
s.ected, we Can do finely upon one meal less per
uay, II necessary. The election is now over and
.uLely buneombe may well be proud of the great
sonseSenents Of one of her most gifted and noble
s 90 g.. nope North Carolina will never have cause
in the honesty integrity and pat,iotism If tbs Sar
of Newbern. N pS''iotism OIL the nero
BaHcomJs Co., Aug 1850 IT, l.
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Mrs. N. A. Douglas is a constant visitor at the
hospital at Washington, which bears the name of
her deceased husband, formed from the block of
three magnificent houses erected by him, by Brock
inridge, and by Rice, of Minnesota. At the recent
commencement at Georg town College, silver medals
were awarded to the two sons of Judge Douglas,
children of his first wife, now under charge of the
step-mother. r..
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General Hospital No. "a,

RICHMOND Va, Aug %, 1861
MIAVING RECEIVED MANY LETTERS FROM
Ill wounded North Carolina soldiers, who dis
charged this Hospital, asking extension of leave
of absence think it proper to state that patients after
leaving Hospital urlough pass entirely from its jurs
dcton and that it is the duty of the soldier at the expra
ton the for which leave of absence granted TO
report to the Captain OF his company, either in person
BY Surgeons certificate. The latter should be given
oath before u Magistrate. D. F. MANSON,
Surgeon in charge.
August o. 1862. 6S-St.
r- N C. papers will please copy and forward accounts
tn This HoSnitaf
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;Dd =, oockNEYrsM-A fast young gentleman who
thu in piece of 0Einooo occssionsiiS TnS
@M iOTT9w,ng simple question of his n~rSsr asheu
with IafioSSanst how do you spell korro9noro-
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so BALES OF COTTON FOR SALE.

NN7ELL BALED, IRON HOPED AND TAR RoP.
w ed aud in good order at Tsrboro'.
ALSO,
800 bales in like order which will be delivered at Will
son. Tarboro Nosey Hall. Confederate bonds taken
in part payment. W. II. JONES.
RaIei0h AuU 10. 1862, 67-tf
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THE BINGHAM SCHOO
100000.

100000.
DILES, FISTULA IN ANO, TUMORS,
SPERMATORRHOEA, DECORATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR ]. a. CLOPTON, of
Montgomery Ala gives special attention to the above
diseases and perfect satisfaction every
His friends proposed bet 100000 that he could
the worst case Of PILES.
He has operated with perfect in several
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons He has
never had al accident to happen.
Persons writing enclose ten cent stamp to
attention.
Aug. II, 1862. 33-w&swk
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NOTICE..

TIVE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED .s
Il minstratrix. with the will annexed of the ai S Az
B. JONES' Of the County of Wake desires all persS eh
ing claims against the estate to resent them for
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their IecovI
those indebted will be expected to make speedy All
DR.. E. A. Crudup is my authorized agent to transat ~
business pertaining to said estate Letters addressed
me at Roesve Wake County, will receive prompt stt.
ton. SARAH s. JOSES' 'en'
Wake Co., N. c., Aug 90, 1862 ss@sn'
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NOTICE.

A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE WAR WANTED OVER
"A fortyve years DID, for which liberal price will be
paid. Apply at the 50 Hdard office for information None
need apply except native born.
Raleigh Aug 26, 1862. 69-tf
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A KEY LOST,

WNlE FINDER OLA SAFE KEY WITH THE NUM-
oers =: 3, 2, will be handsomely rewarded by re-
key is made Of steel. ~ 077F1-
Aug %, 1852. -is= 6s-5t.
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NOTICE.

TTNHE FIRM OF R. A. YOUNG BRO, WAS DIS
solved the 18th day of July by the death of D. j.
Young. All persons indebted to the firm will please make
immediate payment Those holding claims against it pre-
sent them for payment. K. A. YOUNG,
Surviving partner.
TINE BUSINESS OF THE LATE FIRM OF R. A.
Il Young Bro, will be continued under the same style
by the subscriber who begs leave tender his sincere
thanks for the patronage extended him for the last
years. and respectfully soeits continuance of the same
R. A. YOUNG.
Petersburg, Va, August 10, 1862. 67-lm.
N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
A the Animal Meeting of the North Carolina Mutual
IN Fire Insurance Company, held the l4th of Janua
ry the following persons were elected Directors and OFF,
GERS Tor the ensuing year. I,on,
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh
j. Williams,
6: W. 9 5. HAutchings, ..-..
Kemp P. Battle,
George Little,
James NJ. Towles,
James Z. HOyt WASHINGTON
Alex Mitchell Newbern,
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington
John NJ. JoGes Edsnton.
Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth City.
JOS Ramsay, Plymouth.
J. w. Aarrel, Murfreesboro'.
Il. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton.
d. W. Steel, Fayetteville
Joseph White Arson County
Josh. Bonner, Salem
A. 7. Sunny, Asheville
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
%. 7. Il. Selby, President
a. ID. Turner, Flee Presidsnt.
John III. Bryan, AHorney.
Hamden S. Smith, SecretGrs and Treasurer
7. d. Seby, e1-efciO,
John r. Williams En- Gynaanittee.
--s. C. w. D. Hutchings.-j -.r or1s
This Company has been in successful operation over no
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes o. Dis
eriy In he State Except Steam Mills and Turn cover
teries) upon favorable Terms Its Policies nov of
property amounting nearly 81 OOO large over
which is in country risks; and its present capa' nonrad
four hundred Thousand dollars in bonds properly J be
81 All Communications in reference to insurance snou
addressed TO the Secretary post paid: ,,,ru Sc,u
Raleigh Jan. ls, 1862.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
TENO EMPLOY A GENTLEMAN, TO TAKE CHARGE
IL of and conduct The MARLBOROUGH HOUSE in
Raleigh until the LIST January 1858. The best qualca-
tons for the situation required and gentleman with
family would be preferred. Address the unders gned at
Raleigh w. K. POOLE Amir
July g. 1852. s5-tf
Register and Fayetteville Observer will please copy
six times and send bills TO this office.
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BUFFALOE SPRINGS,

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Executive Department,
RALEIGH, Aug. 3d. 1862.
TJNHE SHERIFFS AND CONSTABLES OF THE DIFF
Il ferent Counties of the State hereby authorized
and directed arrest all persons belonging TO the Confed
crate Army who are absent a0ithOut LEAVE.
For each arrest they will be entitled to reward from the
Confederate of SIS for each confined i'll
JAIL or $50 if delivered to the Camp of Instruction
Raleigh, or to a Confederate officer.
To secure these arrests the above named officers will call
in any assistance and all the power and authority be-
longing to their said Offices.
HENRY T. CLARK.
Governor of n. G.
August IS, 1862. S5-sw.
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NOTICE,

yIyAKEN FROM MULATTO BOY ON THE nth AU-
gust Sorre Mare star in forehead, white hind feet,
white spOt left shoulder, and OreOp cut off, The own
er will please forward prove property pay charges,
&c JOHN SHURMAN,
Oxford, Granville, N. c.
August 2Oth 1862. 6S-t
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NOTICE.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR
Ii with the Will annexed of Joseph F. Cook, deceased
give notice all debtors Of the estate to pay up and to
ali creditors of the estate to present their claims hn the
time prescribed by law.
JOHN F. ELLINGTON, Admir-
August 26. 1862. Cav.
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Office Chatham RaiIroad p


SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS Ann MIL
fENHE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE Lag"
will and testament of Joseph Clouse deceased H SI
September next, the very valuable lands of Which, Of
testator died seized and possessed the same sd
about IA miles southwest of Salem and 90 miles norr
of Lexington There valuable improvements Invest
consisting of good dwelling house, negro bons con
excellent outhouses. 'eS and
About lOU of said lands are excellent Iorr r-
and meadow-and which is one of the best Fa aaaa
Mills in the country. ouIlns
A credit of six months will be given, and bond o.,
proved security will be required from the purchase a
For further particulars, apply to William CIoUs.
resides near Halls Ferry, in Davie county and W. VINO
be pleased to show said lands to persons desrin viii
them: Those desiring to correspond with him see
will do SO through the CemmonsvilIe Post Office ua
-..-- WIN. CLOUSE,
August 26, 1852 35-wk,,..
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HUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE.
~ 40 bbls. Superine FLOUR.
500 lbs N. c. Bacon. .
sacks Coffee.
40 cases Claret Wine.
Pure Cognac Brandy.
30 bushels Meal. "a. .-...
10 eases choice Champagne.
DAILY EXPECTED.
10 bbls. Nick Williams Whiskey
10 Brown Sugar.
20 kegs Nails
4" Bcorbonate Soda.
bags Black Pepper. ..,---.
..-. A small lot of Crockery left. -
! oask Sweet Flowers Wine. very delicious ar.
ticla. Call at WHiTkKFR'S
August 2s, 1862. = =. - ss-tC
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WOOD FOR THE CAPITOL.
Secretary's Office,

RALEIGH, Aug. 18th, 1862. (
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this office until the first day of September next to
furnish sufficient quantity Of wood for the of the pub
lie offices Of the Stale in the Capitol during the ensuing
winter and spring
The wood To be sound oak and hickory to be delivered
and measured the Capitol grounds from time to time
required and 10 be cut into suitable lengths the several
fire places.
Bidders will state the price per cord at which they will
furnish it.
The right o: rejecting bids advantageous the State
is reserved.
Bond with security for the faithful performance of con-
tract will be required. RUFUS II. PAGE,
Secretary of State
Aug. is, 1852 66-5t
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AUCTION SALE.
4 WILL SELL on WEDNESDAY, Sd DAY OF SEP.
IL TENDER, at L. T. Claytons Livery Stables the follow
ing property:
10 HORSES,
l OMNIBUS,
SEVERAL CARRIAGES,
BUGGlES,
SADDLES,
HARNESS,
OLD STEEL AND IRON
CASH SALE W. H. H. TUCKER
Auctoneer.
Raleigh, August &c, 1852. 19-3t.
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NOTICE.

TIME FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE WANTED BY
i the Purveyor OF this Department Immediately. They
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Tribute of Respect.
CAMP McLAUREN, NEAR v1CKsBuRa,

CAMP McLAUREN, NEAR vIcKsBuRa, ]
May l6, 1852.
At a meeting of company l. (Caddo Confed-
erates)27th regiment Louisiana volunteers. Lieut.
Jos. B. Smith was called to the chair, and Sergt
L. I. Pugh, to act as secretary, the following
resolutions were offered and adopted, viz:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God in the
diSpensaton of his Providence to take from US
our friend and comrade, HUGH FORD,
Resolved, That, bowling in humble submission
to the Supreme VIII and recognising his bene-
VIOLENT Providence in all things, we cannot re.
train from giving this public expression Of sor-
row and regret at his untimely decease that we
have always found him the warm patriot, tho
genial and kind messmate and the true man.
Rest softly soldier in thy narrow bed:
Sleep sweetly Hugh in a soldiers grave"
Resolved, That the deepest sympathy of this
company are hereby extended to the afflicted
parent sisters and friends of the deceased.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet,
ing be published in the Shreveport papers.
JOS. B. SMITH. Chairman.
L. T. PUGH Spc'ry.
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Shreveport Price.Current

consolidating, &c.
SUGAR-N. Q. brown, 5@l0c. q n.
NoLAssEs-83@40cts. = gall.
FLouR-Texas, s3@9cts. q Ii.
PoRK-Mess, -@S5 90 ~ Dbl.
BAcoN-Sides, clear l8@zOc; ribbed, 18@2Oc.
shoulders lS@2oe; sugar-cured hams, GO ID.
LARD-16@20c. p 10.
SALT-S9 O0@$I0 n sack.
WHIsKEY-$3 0o@5 90 p gall.
OIL--Lard, 81 40 q 2 so q gall.
CANDLEs-Star, 48@5Oc. f8 b.
CoRN-50@65c II bushel.
RoPE-@-c. H.
NAILs-None d key. IRoN-l0@l8c. q h.
BAdGING-Ky. &c; India, -C9-c.
HIDEs-5@6c, ~ f.
WooL.-25@35cts n Ii.
LEATaIlER.-S0le, 8O@85cts II ID. Upper, 40@
Scots. T. 10 Harness, 4O@50cts. "a ID.
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Died.

On the goth of May, at DR.. Gibbs, two miles
below Vicksburg, ANGUS c. CURRIE, son of An
gus and Jane Curre, and a member of the Cad.
do Confederates. His disease was measles. He
had every comfort which his friends and gen.
erous family could give him He died believing
that he would rest that night in Jesus arms
His parting words TO his parents were, "greve
not for me, for | am happy" May we ali meet
him in heaven.