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Special Message from the President.

President Lincoln yesterday transmitted
to Congress a special message, recommend.
ing the passage of resolution substantially
as follows:
" Resolvei, That the United States ought
to cooperate with any State which may
adopt gradual adjustment Of slavery,
giving to such State pecuniary aid to be
used by such State, in its discretion, to
compensate for the inconvenience, public
and private, produced by such change of
system
The President, while urging the adop
ton of this resolution, says that 1, sets up
no claim or right, by Federal authority, to
interfere with slavery within State limits;
the absolute control of the subject in each
case is referred to the States interested
the action of Congress being merely adj
visory. The principal argument he ad-
vances in support of the policy recon-.
mended to Congress, and in fact the only
one, is, that the initiation of a system of
gradual emancipation by the northern
slave States will demonstrate to their
rebeliious neighbors that in no eontinsen.
CIV. not even in the event of the recogpi-
ton of the independence of the rebel
Confederacy, will tae border slave States
unite their fortunes with it. The Presi.
dent thinks the rebellion will end just as
soon as the so-called Confederate States
are convinced of this fact Chicago Times,
ljesteridH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-08

The worst Of I'll kinds Of eye-~ater is a
eo4ue.tc 5 tears.
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rRED M
DAY & CURTISs,
Aasnts of the Illinois Starch Company af Otttapa,
PRODUCES
Commission Merchants,
FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS,
BUTTER, EGGS. HIDES, SEEDS,
TAll0W. LARD. DRESSED HOGS. WOOL, &C.
Office and Store No. 10 Dearborn IL.
Posr OFFICE DRAwER 62ls, CHICAGO.
Ey AdUdnces Made Consignments.
January II. 1862.
FOR SALE.
1.-TWO Scholarships in the Illinois Liberal Institute at
Il Galesburgh Any person having to educate,
now is opportunities have Il done cheap.
OTTAWA, Feb. 30, 1892. r. THORNE.
WANTED.
i WILL EXCHANGE . half section Of Arst quality
Farming LAM, in Iowa, for house and lot In this
city r. THORNE,
OTTAWA, Feb 3oth, 1863,
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QUO FIrst vlrElnla. Reglmsnt.

The highest compliment that we nave
heard Of as being paid 10 any regiment
during this war, was reeensly paid to our
LIST Virginia boys who are now in Shields
division. The regiments In that division
were recently te-brigaded, and every COM
mander Of q brigade was told % make oat
list of the regiments he wished to have In
his command. Strange enough, aud to
the eternal honor Of our boys be it re-
corded, every commander presented his
list with the LIST Virgins Regiment at the
top Of it. Gen. Shields hardly knew what
70 do With regiment that every one Of
has officers claimed, aud the disposition of
twas likely to excite some feeling. We
have not heard 70 whose command it was
finally assigned, but No believe 1t was to
Col CAROLS. lea2 s76i
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'hR speedy reformation Of these crying and
fulnons e1ils Il ahpuld he remembered
that our sFny 8 mainIy tomposed OF men
who have beeg kindly aud o6mfof l6ly
nqftured and v no left their homes Tor the
camp. MOI 70 make monty, buttto sustain
tbs flag hinder which the oppressedEof all
uettopshaTe found . bqnnteous refuge for
nearly century. Surely these disinter-
ested volunteers are entitled to \ little exc
IRA respect and attsntion-at least for the
first year Of their service. Men cannot
fght With the seeds of ineprable diseaseii
i'd their bones. However willing the bpit-
.it.aifs Ahes flesh iszWeaks the execHti0p ia
nothing.
We have our troubles here With tie myr-
Inidons Of secession, and our guard house
IS seidom OF never without q glotiOus squad
of buShWhAekers and guerFilIas to grace
is hRhdsome parlor. The day before yes
terday we captured seven OF these gray-
backs and sent them to Cumberland. j
am satisfied that qaite large number of
them, well armed, are lurking in the woods
and Maryland mountains, awaiting a di-
version in favor Of Jackson's forces, to
pounce upon the sick aud helpless, and
put In practice their settled scheme of
pluudeF and barbarous murder.
I understand that burning hospitals is
one Of their favorite amnsements. hope
they will not try It heEeabouts for their own
sake. We can muster about three hundred
men, with good arms and plenty of ammu-
milton, and they will tight like devils, II
corneFed and driven to q desperate defence.
However, / believe We are ont of danger of
a successful attack for the pTeaenI We
have q regiment from General Fremont's
forces. which Is camped abopt for miles
distant, and which could be called in
through its pickets, to do very efficient dl.
y. We have also out, constantly, cnyalry
scouts, and one battery Of six pieces.
This post Is very important, from the fact
that it contains and harbors at least FIVE
million dollars worth of Government prop.
arty, consisting OF provisions and various
munitions of war.
Having been very III my self since taking
up arms, have had but very few oppor-
tunittes tor writing either private OF public
correspO ndence, but as my health is now
somewhat improved, may embrace fufth-
er and more frequent chances for giving
Jon such items Hs will be read with inter.
est By your subscribers.
Before close, must again pay tribute
to the elegance and salnbrity OF this Io6a-
ton. Ia the course Of my life have trav-
eled over many parts of our noble country;
have climbed picturesque hill and mou1-
tain, penetrated romantic valleys, sailed
upon streams whose shores embodied the
sublimest poetry Of nature, but Of all the
spots Ihaveever visited give me New Greek
In Virginia. What a pity that so fair
spot should be aesecrated by the applian-
ces Of a civil warfare There is but one
other place that / hold so dearly in my
mind, and that is where was educated, in
Marshall County Illinois. Tam.anxious TO
let the people of Western Virginia know
that am still on the stage Of action, and
that am yet member or Capt Godwfn's
company (O) of the sixth Virginia.
You shall hear from me again.
u IL N q
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FRoM NEW GREEK.
NEW CRERK, IN. MaE a.

$50 ltSt7" sss@AAI iSAsIt a4lsL9 3A1 1862
Editors {nteNigeaeer:s s,s5 ,isll 81;
GRNTERNEN :-Ha7inR q few leisure mo.
raents, eulled from the hours elaimed by
atduOus duties, will devote them 10 the
pleasing task of communicating for yonr
readers, such intelligence IS is Interesting
and Veraclous, connected with misplace
and the vicinity. Tam writing from the
hospital department, which has been very
much Improved recently under the 6tsrGe
ot'the post surgeon, Dr.. McMahon. The
grounds, Which cover several acres, are
Vety tastetnlly laid ont In walks and gar
den beds, and are kept sesauuloaslv tneSt
aud clean. niThere are tents aud sbartack
buildings here capable of accommodating
from six t0seven hundred men and these
are aolVi att fltth, Whileithe sick and wound.
ed. are continually pouring inlupOn MS from,
;altquerterss Nearly one hundred and IF
y OF the tnSaltds here arc utterly useless
tor military service; and are desiRnRtedf for
discharge; Int from some unaecountahIe
delay In thasIarious regiments, feSpecially
of Gen. BlenkeF's Division1 their papers
arc nOt,iortheo ming, and many. of. the; 5oor
felloWslare getting so illttlIaS, unless, tbey
soon recetve their documents they viii. find
= 7lasttng hOmBsini the sacred BoiF', of the
old D0miniong gs Ga III ssa.
- the ihoakthAot theaImy Is, an all.fmpoPt.
ant aud vital subject; and upon that, as
much, asshpon any other point depends the
l1tegrtty of the Union and the speedyster.
talnatloa. OF othesWar. I am afraid atten.
tion enough iss moi. paid to this part ot3our
taetlesf u hstnay hes allowed the nee of
the term. The two diseases smust rrsyS.
lent ,nte typhoid Hievet and rheuriatisIri.
both OF which are od1eed, eoniaintiy. by
insu tdetents food. lack Of CIeSnS ofhins.
aud exposares tOs the unhealtKy action rofl
hesetenents. The majority Of thetyphoftl
prove fatal u spttasof thsuanst skill.
lulsand anlaenFei1l treatment while ~
cases generally are pEoauuasod
chronic, eve have ileh here who hlV6Hot,
antilreaehing place, slept under my.
lllelteE,l alEcept iug lsLfless trees. tor ttres /
noi sen not think ! government
1ughtto nalIesol1le cal PtoTfSioR foF
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Mowers and Reapells,

-i.s. y 0C4A121ES8 FUR 1861
'NnIs Justly eelebEated Machine is now ee5er ne
Is tbs Rgt sd most per.
isI a9Wsf "a use zach yenre Experience adds TO
" lin reputation aud proves ltE superi6r5ty over
~ 3. e ceaa me 10 ldi
n iss n ~ 80 eligjp9 sllels,
double hinged ndtns cutter lF which makes It Is
eeia 70 ring on billy aud uneven sur
Aees, Allowing it to paes ifeeIy over fde or otbsr
also allowing the bar to fold deF6ssthe
me enloTtng single bolt or nut The
can thus he tr9psp0rted ready for Instant
ase if9m aeid 70 teld % itf : teaiilS "a
common cart, The tingef bar Ii made Of Sfeei fIe
guard fingers are Peclliar to this mower and f -
cnEed 6y patent They are made of wrought iron
and laid VIII Aslf as lnpofS6ce sc this feature
viii be reAdly ognfaed by f66se Who have been
annoyed ny the coF 9na trouble Of the cast fingers
used on other maehines. Again, while prpsentf5g q
Priest power re alsS fnFnisl when desired an .n.
GePen g attehas1tJ thus giving tie Fhr-
CHASER the advantage Of q slngIs or combined m.
Chine WelwaTtlht dVety miehine!ald during ne
Spet1enee o. HyeaEs have never had ninelS ma
Chime returned. We therefore feel iu5tfhei m ~
Selanendtng tae DuoKRHR a. snperior toaiTotiers.
NIL classes of hrulaTR
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do3 guagt 0sI aAE, as4 RsEP 0ehBl4
ESeh GtE5pS e bright Is now they wave,
GtIInlake q Lad oar raHlcgtn WRF,
= SAL, 6oaf shove O8eh patriotic gTEYO,
pns+h k0ahs traitor that uoald dano
Total e through the dust o. shauls
T An ho16St hGaFtg its lot via ahaTO
q Aha 6lIDW ft 70 Death q Fame.
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ColneIdence.

1t may not have occurredsto our readers
that the consent OF the, Legislature Of Wiz.
ginia to division Of the State, vas given
.on,the 18th of May, precisely year after
the first Western Virginia Convention met
here IN the city Of Wheeling, and set the
bali ia motion. ia.a ., g zisei
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CHEMICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

S344G4 VAL W. Gk14lNk " FLU
go. ~ NApl n
LAUGHING RusHP1RGD, wheeling. Va.
TP jos, want an Ink that win not ada, uss thsa,
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. Iss 4
II you want jet black Ink, uss The y. N. rs it -.
CHBMIcADwRTT1NG RLUID.
II ouWant LUX that flows freely, use the g5sd
81 g OHHIIoAnWRElNGFL FLUID. eN53
II yea want Ink that viii not gum. use the Is
Is CHRAlCAL HlITING FLUID.
II you want better Ink tlan ArnOld,s, uss the
h cHKAnCAS WRITING FLUID. IN
II you want 70 patrOniSo home merits, use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II yea want 70 save money, buy the
s5ztfi CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
II you want to please your customers, buy the
b SIS CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
II you want cheap, a. wen a. good Ink, buy ths
800 CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
Al the Capitol IN Washington City they use the
CHEMICAL WHITING PLU1D.
At the Capitol Of Peunsyl Tania they use the
oHENToAL,WRITINGF FLUID
Attic Capitol q Ohio they use the
CHEmOALW WRITING FEUIB
AZ the Capitol Of New jersey they NE he
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At tbs Capitol q Mary iAnd they use tbs.
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
oHEAuCALvvRTTING FLUID.
Fly eeuts Z the retain price for q quart u tsS
cHHMtokL WHITING FLUID. sfia
Thirty cents Il the retain prizes for pints q The
s CHHncALRRI11NG pLuiD.
rWenty cents Il the retail rries i6r aif pits IL the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Ten cent? i the retail ptica Ior quarter bfnt Il ths
CHENu0AIwRITINGR FLUID.
Wloleale delleEs are entitled to discount oat tie
CHEauo4L WRITING FLuIb.
BanAnnI who want "a indslnbls I'M, should a5o ths
oEIENuCGL'WRITING FLu1D.
Merchants WHO want their bOSla to IooR rslliaist
pso The WRITING ILUIB.
an Goy6rnasaf oflsIlls should asS tie ~.
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUD.
An county and city onelals sh6uld asS de
- CHEMICAL WRITING ELUID! usa
livery ons tAAt uEfto5 aiy lloeuIlslt sSoaia tss5s
q LAUGHLIHS 8 nuSHPTEID,s rs &
oEIlEBR AIIID CEEluoGI5WRITI 4nUIp.
lnyls sss.asgf - sisf II & ~
DUOIEETSi AsRURS.-sOdo az sPElot p ms.
ID etss 10 II flba; iust toeeiEsa ma N eaiS 81
~ pss = 80 :. laSas Psia9 s5E9F,
AtloN Eateaty tspISl LIST. AlORRIs0N ktCo!
DAINTB, GR00IsEEs, DRusF. 6Sd 4
q nest ~ aFtlel q TIA e "A ~
Obhlng tha1a, Tn gals g IoY rata lol e1ih
TIL LOGAN 8 CO. ~ Main II
issf snd 40aAls LIsi, 4 CO.. 1iiagS eornef.
I etll .sls...sl eIsal esSs FleAiinr. Va
as9UNsu1EBEf81AEEA So 2 - u !
ses-QA1VE0 By EEll1 IT'S llsys = IlreSI i1tlafi
J. y. sesIn AeeS alld DIRK GlroSl sal
! g1eIy 80. end dtal \ & u
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- For Cincinnati. q
Huss THE PINE SIDE WHEEL sTHAME
B0sToNA No 2, Capt. \. 9ioRSAN, will
z1Sleavs as above on, Wednesday,, 9Th inst.
a. 2. n. For freight or paasage apply 10 81
to4ss ffsrii MANNER 4 MORGAN, Acentd
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Reguiar Wednesday racket for Gin.
cInnati. 1ag
THRYENR STDE-WHBB[. STEAMER
90 - Bosr0NA no. 2, +. g A70E8ES, Master,
- VIII leave for the above poEt this day
At O'clock r. 81 Por freight Of passage apply 10
1e&T -tis.si 8. @. BAKER, Agent.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ed "a land So [arahall. GonntH.

josiah IngeFsoll, - 80
Johh aLd5 iof MdlsIaiI CQnhtys Virginia.
Benjamin Redds
n paFauAnee OF the decree Of the said Court made
in this eagse % the Spring Tenn 1851, the under
dgasd, EhattK 81 Us aid e6hllty Of 3Iafahalt9 tlIi,
the 6h day Of July, 1862 At the court honse for
AaEsall county sell for ready money the highest
and BEST bld9eE, the trnet Of land in the bin men
ttoueds or = F9dielgpeE thereof 70 Vby the sum Of
two minded and tbirty .Is dollars aud y-SeT-
eneenta With ipteresf from the frst day OI ApE
tn tie ye4f pr our Lord eIghte0n hundred AID dny-
StS, and Three d6laFt ahd tWelt ate eents
costs OF this suit, together With the costs hs al
Verttsoment, and the fees Of the Sherif for making
this sale, aud such other eoAta may be legally In
etdent 70 making such sale. The said tract Of land
e the Tract mentioned In the bin aud proceedings Ia
this case, containing ninety and seventeen
poles aud the same tract o. land situate In Earshal
county, virEinla, on which said Benjamin Redd nov
lives bounded by land e James Wilson, Thom0S
Stewart and Others, and which was conveyed by said
1nkaHs0ll 70 said DEFENDANT, John WilsOn, by dad
dated the Ant day Of April, ASA and recorded IN
the eiertsO Office Of Marshall county, Aforesaid.
J. REED.
-tol-5od.dEW sherifr Itr Marshall Co., Va. 3.
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S.The most elegant article HOHl MAKING JHIii6
IN the market, for sale by T.H.LOGAN q CO.. !
mL80 and L0GAN. LIs.E E.Cn.
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ExGELSIOR BAKING fPOTVDER-
~ Pieaaes the ladies', becaus6 &c SAWS FliiE AN
LAbolls aud PStael TIE geutleneR beeapsoit flERs,
have it for sale. Prepared and sold by
TsHsEf0fAN q CO..
ilGMyseli.. 10 and LOG An LIST AGO.
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Woods Moving Machines,
FOR THE COMING HARYEsT.
Is PRICE, $50.

=lORfoR : FROST a gents for the West, would cal.
Il the attention OF Farmers TO this very poppIar
Machine. fsitsis the RICHEST DRAFTNiAOEiINH
In the country. a. JFaltAs -
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TO tIielr Old caftoiilsFS snt sfI,s nnbIir
~ ssasta4 they have now on hand, and IL
q 1go Carriage, combating Of Bal
AeG 1aFt toms Prince AIl1erts ton
Sd no top tuggies, all Of which IL OF tie Istsf
El9ss improved patterns and Of the bet ma
give the utmost satisiieticn. a5sss5oSfI -
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DE;AtRS0N's TAR DROPs-RorC Coughs,
u Colds, HoaTReness, &C.. an elegant. confsoff9n
Ior lie ny z. II. LOGAN eco.
l0l6l ~ - Inl LOG AN -EIeIlal &.
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For the Standard.
FoRr BEE, Fa., 14th N. G. Us, !
Fphruarv 0Sth 1880

Nix. HOLDEN: take this opportunity to give you
brief account of one of the few events which hap.
pen here sometimes to break the monotony of gar.
rison life. The rumor had been extant in garrison
for some time, that Adjutant Gales would address
the regiment on the reenlistment question, explain
ing its minutise and urging upon the men the i'm.
portance OF rallying for the protection defence and
establishment of our country. Day after day pass.
ed, and at length on last Wednesday, the long ex-
'pected occasion arrived At three o'clock the drum
summoned US to the field without arms, where We
were formed in hollow square Col. Daniel then
informed the regiment that he had assembled them
in order to have them addressed on the importance
of reenlstment and the manner and form Of It made
known to them. He said he was not talking man
himself but that he had secured the services of
gentleman fully equal to the task
Mr.. Gales then arose and delivered short but ell.
oquent address, in his usual frcitous STYLE I will
not attempt to do justice to it by synopsis even
His remarks in regard to the yassalage into which
we would fall in the event of being subjugated by
the North were peculiarly logical and forcble. His
eloquent appeal was listened to with profound at
tention, and no doubt ha6.a telling effect on the
minds Of the men,
Capt Sade next addressed US in his original ana
forcible style His remarks were intensified WIN
anecdotes which he used as illustrations wnicn
brought forth bursts of laughter Capt kooerts
and Capt Farribault in turn, then spoke. Capt. II
is digni6ed and able speaker, and his remarks
were to the point. Capt. F.. everybody knows,
"kin talk" and he did in one Of his happy efforts.
He is graceful speaker and always speaks to the
point. All shese officers ARE Eqs pshibts; fheh
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establish another by their authority better calcu-
lated to promote their happiness and secure their
liberties, are rights inherent and inaenable. and
by them, never surrendered, and which they. in the
most solemn manner do now pledge themselves nep
sr TO surrender. And whereas. the war now waged
against them is the work of Northern fanat,cism.
and was conceived and is now prosecuted for the
subjugation of the people of these States and the
overthrow of their social and domestic institutions
and finally for their ensavement and degradation
before the civilized world; be it. therefore,
Resolred By the Senate and House of Represen-
tatves of the Congress of the Confederate States,
That the people Of these States will, to the last ex
tremty maintain and defend their right to selfgov
ment, and the government ordained and established
by them, and to this end, by their representatives
90 hereby most solemnly pledge the last man and
the last dollar within the limits of this Confederacy
Tor the prosecution of this war; until their indepen-
dence as nation is recognized and acknowledged.
fesotred, I'd, That brave and manly people can
neither be appalled, by danger, nor intimdated by
defeat and that the people of these States will sub.
INIT TO any sacrifice and endure any trial however
severe, when these are necessary means of escape
from suoJugation and enslave,nent, and firmly rely
ing as they do, upon the justice of their cause and
humbly trusting in the providence of God they will
maintain their position before the world and high
heaven, while they have voice to raise, or an
to defend.
In the House on the same day, the proceedings
were embarrassing to the general reader. Messrs.
Conrad of La, and Miles Of S. G., criticised some
statements in the Presidents Message, which seem.
ed to indicate that the Provisional Congress had not
been prompt in affording him the necessary aid in
naval and military affairs. The President it was re.
piled, designed no such intimaton.
The most important proposition before either
branch. on Thursday, was bill before the House
providing for the appointment of Commanding
General of the army of the Confederate States.-
Pending its consideration the House adjourned.
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BATTALION OF LIGHT HORSE.

EHHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN COMMITS.
l. stoned by The President to raise BATTALION OF
Light HORSE, for the War, calls upon the Young
men of Carolina to forward and volunteer for
the purpose Let ,hoss who have good horses come and
bring them to and IN the defence OF the country Let those
who have horses, but cannot themselves give or
lend them TO those who and thus contribute ma
teria aid to thnse who would defend them in the enjoy
ment Of their homes.
sl4 per annum will be paid for each horse in the Batta
lion, n two months instruments They will be fed and
cared for at the expense of the government and if killed
in action the value of the animal will be paid Equipments
for and horse will be furnished but each man must
bring his rife. gun, pistol. knife such he may
have, which will answer until the government furnish
uniform weapon. EAergy IF acton-action is what the
country needs nowand the men of the country show
by their readiness to forward the determination
which actuates them, never TO be conquered.
The battalion will consist of companies of sixty men
each Volunteers will for the present, address at Hal
flax. n. c. until suitable recruiting stations be esab
lished. p NJ. EDMONDSTON,
It, Col. Com. Prov. Army c. s. A.
Raleigh, Feb. IS, 1852. S-wtf
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enthusiasm, if nothing else, goes to sbow ,h,. An
OF them in their speeches advanced new snd a;eal
ent arguments and ideas which added erest de.
to the pleasure derived from listening to then . a,
Daniel. before dismissing lis, said tha, wasn ~.
rolls were presented, he wished the whole to CONF
up like men and record their names The ma;or;,v
Of the regiment will re-enlist here and nearly the
whole will be in the service before June # disband.
ed in May. Some wish to 20 home for short tins
when their term expires, not to stay but to return
IN shorter time, perhaps, than the furough allow
der Col. Daniel, if possible. But who knows what
TWO months may bring forth? We expect to show
ourselves before the expiration of that time.
VIDENS
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A REGIMENT FOR THE CONFEDERATE
is STATES, SERVICE.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AUTHOR
II IZED raise Regiment for the Confederate States
army takes this method Of informing who are now
engaged in raising that this IS ne nt
tuny offered for joining Regiment to 60 drec'y 'n'o
the Confederate service. ,,..,,
Rank of officers and pay to officers and soldiers will be-
homn,v of Fifty Dollars and the bounty from the
State will be paid at the time of organization,
Arms and full equipments of the best class will be
Tam of service Three years or the For further
narticuars, address the subscriber lmmediatelc.
NJ. D. GRAFTON,
1t. Col. S5th Regt. N. G. Troops.
Newbern, n. C. Feb. Is, 1862. s-wdswlmpd
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-03-05
REWARD OF $1,000.

II osr AT THE DEPOT AT RALEIGH \ e \: G., OR o.:
7th inst black leather TRUNK with Fellows top, mark.
ed with card end thus: &C. sam, Smith Grove,
pare amongst which, is suit -fGny Uniform the coat
made in Confederate style for Lieutenant and number
Of letters addressed to different persons At Mekvle and
Smith Grove N. c., DC. Alss one hne Cartridge Pistol
will nav the above reward Of ten dosrs for the delv.
ery of the trunk and contents VIM. Rowssr Mansion
Hotel Salisbury. n. G.. or to Capt Sweat Suffolk Va 70
ia ~ isss Ie-~If,~tspd.