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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-05

U Jon our Heavenly Father in this, and for a long
time doubted whether we would be justified III in
shutting an aggressive warfare. Those doubts
have been removed, and we are compelled to the
latter course in vndication of our first position.
desire to be as brief as possible, and present
matter rather to be considered as suggestive than
arquaaeatatire. The time for discussion is past in
regard to all the points have referred to above,
except that of raising the Black Flag. My zeal
Gus felowcitizens will please to remember that the
Black Flag is raised by pirates and other OUTLAWS.
Can a Christian people raise such flag without
the expectation that confusion will rest upon their
banners? ..- ..,-...
We have had days of Fasting and Prayer invok.
ing success to our arms. We have had days OF
Thanksgiving for victories obtained Will you hold
G day of Fasting and Prayer, asking the aid OF AL
mighty God under the Black F3ag9 Will you have
a day of Thanksgiving to our Heavenly Father for
victories obtained under the Black Flag s-that
flag, which can be we'll compared to Death on the
Pale Horse, as "hell followed with him" Surely
you will think better of it.
Will the Church bless your hosts in their ex-
poits, and say, in the language OF the PsaH'st:-
1.-THE Lord hear thee in the day OF trouble; the
name of the God of Jacob defend thee" ''Send thee
help from the sanctuary, and strengthen thee out
of Zion" We ask the candid reader not Ii the
Church aciN do it, but if she cans
hope my fellow citizens, who believe to be in
great error, will come to the light and the truth in
this extremity, and not subject our country to the
terrible reproof that awaits u.s. fear, if We subst
tutc the Blrck Flag instead Of the Lord Jehovah,
in whom is everlasting strength, that our offend
Tended Heavenly Father will say to US, as to Israel,
on one occasion -" Oh that my people had heark-
ened unto me, and Israel had walked in my ways;
| should soon have subdued their eneiues and
turned my hand agains! their adversares.' l..
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE NY PLANTATION, 2 NILES
west of Carthage, Moore County, containing $50 acres
on which is Grlst and Saw Mill Cotton Gin and Screw.
will receive in payment State bonds Confederate money
or likely negroes. JOHN MORRISON,
Oct. 81, 1862. 43-N4t
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"a CRITICAL OLINA, |
IN Wake County. {
COURT OF PLEAS AND
Quarter Sessions, Sept
Term, 1862.
NTORTH.CAROLINA,
II Franklin County.
JAMES REID and wife and other

THOMAS PERRY and others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Iho
Perry c. Trent and Mary his wife, Dr. A. F. Brown anu
Martha his wife, William H. Bonner, G. L. Douglas n"a
his wife, and james Bonner defendants in thus ca"s,'
reside beyond the limits of this State it is
motion ordered by the Court that advertisement be
for six weeks successfully the Raleigh Sta"daa no
ing the said defendants of the filing Of this pe,la AND
that unless they appenr at the next term OF this Cou
the petition, the shall be taken pro eo'
and heard &c pdrte as to them. If
Witness, Thomas G. Horton, Clerk of said Court ssa
fee in Lousburg, the I'd Monday in September a. ~ i
T. G. HORTON, c. c. C.
Oct. II, 1862. (pr. adv. $5.6219) 4s-"0"
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GEN. SCOTS LETTER.

GEN. SCUJTS LETTER.
The following letter which purports to have been
written by Gen. Scott has appeared in the papers
North and South, without calling in question its
authenticity. We give it a part of the history
of the fimaS
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Total loss, 8;
The regiment began the fight of the 14th with
two hundred and twelve men, and that of the It'll
with still more reduced number.
w. S. WILLIAMSON,
A. Adjt of Regt
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

Hs All papers in the State please cspy three times,
end copies of paper and bill to the a. G.. Office.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-10

gen bes 6aule5 Orleans 8amilienratb baltea
ppllen. NatHrli1 LIT bte6 1%tnTnu.
Nuf Der elite Der getGptetfn uno berrinpes
ten @ploaten beS 1. California; e9i<
ments bemerfen mir fol9enbe beutiAe 9ias
meit: @etTptst = 8, @. SArunad, @ob.
SG66el; Ssrpunbst 81. Treibsr, $. Matt-
ed, Wni. 9ubn, 8nt. Sbter, ST. 5en1el,
@trtftan SGafer, 8. Wfi0er, Bm. Stsins
mtb, IS. 8ienild, NprGpb &te1el, SO. Meper,
g. Srtea. 0iele werben bermtBt.
Gen. 8uell FAINT. am %. Stunt NIT let=
mem GprpS st 6unt5oids, Nla6ama, an. 3pt~
IGen 6unt8pille unb Decatur, Nlab., campie
rem bic Dipilipnen @icGOOf, 9eIlUn unb Grit
tenpen. WocO LIT ncd ni6t iter ben Sen.
neleeflub selebt. Sci Chattanooga mar Aues
rubtg.
Das 4. Oelapare Ste9tment, Sol. @rimt@
l9aw, III tetnabe sOO3dbltg.
Np9 tmnter MAIDEN ltA Gprreipunbenten
baour9 gu Gleln. baB le melOrn, Die GsbeGIeu
bdtten in ben lsbten SGladyten DOE &idmcno
unp am Sames Silver 6 90, 600 Manu
O%erloren. Bir llebeh peiter pom 9uloer,
bampf uno Ieben tlarer. 0enn 10000 STE
beQen aefaIen wdren, ~ltinneu In 6iGmpnt
mabri6etnli6 feline 10000 Mann mebr.
0OuS. 8ufin99am Don Gunnecticu
fat CUR Silpuns pom 6 reiteren &e9imenteru
aufaefprpert.
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Organization Der @erratber int @orOcm.

Gtne tnfernaltIbe Jtotte, pelfe 6ier i'm
Ncrpen an Dem Stur3e Der freien Snltltutips
men arbsttet uno ptele Nepubltf ptm barba.iz
lHen Stlapenbaltertbume in Die RraQen lie,
FERN mUdte, jene Hotte welhe Nues lpbpreilt
uno rubmt, mas pUlltild nteDertr1@tia unD
|tnfam 1T, fur3 Die elenDen SGloltnae. Der
Se%celtonllten, arbeiten ,pte Sieber an einer
Or9anll alton gum umltur} Der Nepublit.
Olele Organization lul natlrlt9 feine Gfeat<
ltAe ietn, Dem Die @~alsenp6grl l6euen cas-
1a9esltht, Ionoern cine gebetme, mad Dem
Otulter Der u9tttter pe5 9uloeasn Gireles."
SOrlauf3 fat Die 8anpe. Die namentlid aud
unter Den ultrampntanen ibre MnbGuaer bat.
IOl9enDes 9rC9ramm SppOlitipn .aeaen Die
Hrts9slteter, SPpolitton 9esen pas @Onftseas
ttOHe-0eeB, SPpolttiUn 9egen bic gman,t-
ton Der Stlaven Der Nebsllsn, Sppclittcn aee
gen ben &rie9 unD 8sfarportung etnss Som
promille5 gu Ounlten Der &ebellen. Gin Der
Splge Der perratberlGsn 8trlHrGmna ltebt
.aturIi9 Der NtaulWurf @auanDtsbam BON
SbIs, Der l6leAter 1T, ais taulenD cfsnfunpi=.
sc Se3alionilten, unp 8ernanpp Nopup, Der
ebemalt9e Nts9pr BON 9lep- 2Jorf. Der Qey<
tere mabte Dor &us5em cine Sour nab Dem
Wften, nm D%aielblt Die sebetme @aunerperz
bttOuu9 gu Ur9anifren. NatiirliG wirp Oil
les Dies unter pem Miottp Democratic" bee
trieben, abtr mir 3~ipfiisln, rab i9 Der before
2bell Ger Demograten, Die iosenanntsn Doug
las DemotrateT, an Dem Derratberilhen Spte=
lie be betligen 10, roen+ utbri9ens setgt pallel-
be lpleper, mas fir etue ~toltbars @aunet6anpe
mir bier i'm NlorOen babcn uno a~usttens, ipp3u
paS &prt nOemutratie" In ptsitm 3anbe be,
naet miro. or. Serplp,
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O6enefte fcle9rdpbtfdbe O1ncbrtCbtcn
@ert8tet tGr BEN Baltimore @eder.
Son Gnrnba.
MnFnnft ees .@reat @afern".


eape &ace, 8. Suli. Der 0ftelen<
oatnpFer v0reat Gafern", wsl6ar am /. Suit
stoerpool oerlteb. pailirte beute Na6mittua unt
ubr bier SOritber uno purpe pUn bet Sloht
Der @loeiirten 9reiie seborbet.
Setne Na6ri6ten iino um 2 Sage neuer
ais Die BON Der europa" mad 6alifar oes
bradten 0tri6te.
GnglanO. Die umerifaniI6n Qnasles
9enbstten tpuroen absrnals In beioen 6auIern
osS parlament8 auf oas Eapet eebra6t. Qorb
pallmeritcn ertldrte, er tSnne ~sesenpdrtia nu6
tetne 9nten 6ol9en bon 9ermittelunossNner.
btetun9en errrarten, aber bic Reaieruna tuiroe
nit 8rsuosn tsos ainftse @elesenbett su loIs
Gen Nnerbtetun9en benuBen,
Dte Otplomattl@e Correspondents In 8e,ua
atlf Die Nislieferung oeS S6ifes vgmilp ct.
Yterrs" an Die amerifanif6en 8ebUrpen ii I'm
Druid eri6ienen unO e5 er6eQt baraus. baf
Der amerifautIAe WeianOte @cams BON ieiner
9let6 Nnfanss einaenummenen SteIuna In
Der SaGe nlGt 3urid1epiden III.
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SD Gtrate8ie

Die 20. 9. @prlp" beleb,t uns in i6rer
leBten Numm.r in fclsenrer NeIe:
Der Srteg bat bis iest nod uent9 Stra
teeie ee3eist. Dtrefte 8ewe9unesn unO bar,
ter &f baben bi5ber Die @nti1eipunaen
eeliefert. Segt lit enplt6 Die 3eit eefOmmen,
in welber ltratesilAe @ombinationen ump 8ee
ipe9ungsn i'm erpbarti0ten Style
erlGeinen mtrpen."
Oils i'm per9an9enen @inter Elm Sober G6er
Die nnt9attgtett Der NOtomac Mrmee
ungerulpig purDe, ia9te man uus, bab Die
uatbdtistett Elm She'll eineS erp6eu arategi-
lheu Vlane6 Iet pem5ufOlse berubiete lid Das
QanD unD It6te Der beten 9rfnuug. DuA
nun peroen mir pom temIeIbsn S6rei6er be-
naAri6ti9t, RAP bisber gar feine strategic
pDrbaareu mar, icnOern paB lie eft tommen
,Dtrp. Nir baben bi6ber on9enOmmen. pa6,
uenn lih armeen eeseniiberltsben unO i'm
Sample bsgrifen fnp, ale ibre Sepesungen
mad ben 0eseln Der 6riesotunlt 9elettet wer,
cen, bod Diele Gnlidt miien mir jsst aufse=
ben. Die mttitariihen &ritifen Der ,8orlD4,
lupie bic oGsr anpern Mc@lellan.g obbuDler
lfnD ale in pktgem Stple.
(gf. 9. gpsatus Qp(t.)
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8urnGoe's 8cwe9un0em.

Der v6eralo" erfdbrt, DAP IGCn Dor 10
Sasen 2 0ioilionen pes 8urnlioe'lA en Nr-
meecurps einseIhift paren, Ut mad DEM Sa
mes Silver gu MicGteqan's Nrmes befSrbert gu
tperoeu, uno baB Die betr. GranspOrtbampfsr
In Der Stat fdOn auf Dem @eee iparsn.
Sci 6otteraS bese8nete Die Expedition etnem
BON stoanOte SalanO abseldidten SpOte NIT
Oepe16en an Sen. 8urnlOe, pOrin tbnt ses
melbet ipurbe, baB Wc@leltam 8t&s
mUmp semOmmen bobe! Nuf bisie
NaAriGt bin lte6 Sen. 8urnfice letne Grups
pen mad Newbern 3urldfebren, i'm tn's Sn-
mere BON NorO=G arOltna SIT marl2iren uno
Der eel6ln9snen NebeIenarmee ben Nad3us
abjul6netptn. galp barnuf jebO9 erfubr
man bon Der TeIun9 MCnroe aus De @Sabr7
beit.
0ir tpiIen, DAP inspii6sn 0eh. 9urnfios
nit einem Tbetle letne5 @urp5 auf Der 6amp:
ton 8Dene angsfcmmen 1T. germutblt6 If
Ct iebt 1hcn bet Mc@lelan.
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o'S St9fr5 fcnnte Der &nabe muir nit Der du>
Berten Vefpanot6ett au8peiden, big eS inn
l9lteBlid pnr6 einise seiAtdte Dre6unssn
9elans. Den St9sr nit sinsm pl6Bti@en &ude
pes SallO's auf Den Nidsn su tpsrfen uuo tm
l3nellten 9alopp iibsr Stpf unO Gtetn pubin
gu f4leifen. 4lia
NaGoem er oa6tf, bab bnS @e6irn Der Sc.
lf'e 5tfmltd' 3eri9mettert iein miibte, 6telt er
an nno fano, 6aB nod 3eben In Der ,d6en
&ase let. Gr iftes barauf3um speiten Wale
40. uno tranott OiesmaI feline Spuren 70 mad,
0radlt@ an, oaB IS t9m enOli0 sslans, Ieiuen
a DAP Der Ste9er pas srGbte BOB Der N1ors
rtonen gater e%rnbtete, 1T natarlid.
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Gus DER NMnoeshanntitnnt.

Us a Ibtn9ton, 8. Sail. Gen. 6ranf,
lin, in NfcSlelan'5 Armse, III gum 8repet,
Sri9aoe9enerat Der re9uIdren unO ,um Sc.
neralmator Der 8otUntar : Armee ernapnt
porpen.
Sen. WettAeu mar nit benz Wrdioenten
tno Dem 8riegsmiaiiter mebrere Stunpsu
sinseIGlc6en.
Sa OIfi5islen &reiien 1lau6t man, ba6 Die
Satsrpsnt'On Der eurppail6en Md6te Dor 6
WtOnaten ntAt 3u befGrtten lein miro.
Nadartftn aus Dem Us / en- unO BEN
" e : @n9tanp= Staaten lalfrn ntht
5petTfln, Dap nod In pteiem Mcnate 100 600
frtlGe Uolcntare inter 0afsn ltsben werren.
jun NGhter unter Dem nit &nalanp ,tr
Undertaking oeS GftaSenbaupels abaelAIole
ltnel Gertrag 1T 81. s. Smith ernanut unp
pom Senat ~beltatiBt mcrptn,
Sn Der beutigen SiPung ceS Senats
le9te 9r, Davis cine Bin CUR 6eltItsuua elmer
anptren Strdft fir 5cApetratD Dor.
SIN % e wurpe cine Mittbeiluna Sic
Glellane In 8s3uS auf Die 8eiBuabme BON
Wbtte 5cale porgelsst.
Dnr9 DEN fiirjIiH nit Mertcu abass
lhlOllenen Vertras iperOen Die NOItraten felt
gelteut' Das Yolto fir einen nab Mlericc
b%elttmmten Srisf pirOe pemna9 10 @ents
b%etra9en,
Der Senat beltGtiate beute Den Capt. 80.
=. Smttb POM tOpo9rapbiiAen Snseaieurs
Corps ais Srt9abe9enerdl.
Die Neitgnaticn pes Sol. @enet, bonn Gtabe
Me@lelan'S, 1T ansenpmmsn worpen.
$50 republifanii9e Miltslfper beS
@on9rflfe5 bislten beute einsn Caucus a6 unp
e%rnannten eth @omite CUR Nusareeituns elmer
Nnlpra6e, '''.
@euU. Curtin pirO bier ertpartet. @s
lOu lstne Abli6t ieiu, Die Nssierans sa beftm.
men, pie Dtent3ett Der neuen Gplcnt1rs auf
e | II SaGr 3u ~reOn,tren.
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00lt &i6mpmS.
Bae lTd Die RebeGea erSGbleu.
Observation-Disclosures.

Us aI9tn9ton, 8. Suit. Der 8tGs
nono OGnqutrer" la9t; -paB Die @onf5osrsss
ten benz Sen. Wlc@lelan letAt ben 9TGasa
abI6neiosn uno perbinDern t%SSnnteu, pad sg
perltartt tpiirOs; es witrOe bet @ettem btSTgr
letn, burd Sunser i'm 3ur Gapitulatipn sa
tretben.
Oaidbe Slatt ia9t; @tr mil1en unIere
Nrrnesn compIettren unO unS gu einem Rrteae
rlllteu, Der 10 LANCE pa9rsn loa, ais 60 unIere
9fener baben tpUllen.
Sn elmer SAilOeruus bes. S6la6tfdps
la9t Der Ht1mcno %vGramtaer" bonn 3. Suit /:
Olan fanp in otefm She'll peS Selpes nt&tS,
als tobte pper 9erirunpete gJanfse5, berenNlus,
fftet1 unp 1ornilter. neber 300 Don ptelen
aebDrten Dem beri6mten 7. y. q.
IHe 9 | nj ent, benz 3m @6rem etnf
in Nt6monS 70 ptele Sete TAFT,
aneen. SoIte Der Gelt na6 Der empire
@tt9 3urildtebren, 70 f1nn er la3en, paB pas
Hegiment ais TetnO unO ais GreunD auf
ptrginilGem 8Open lfets in eebabreneer @et-
e ~empf1ngen puroe. (Sn3wilGen pirD pa6
Slatt tpabrlheinliA ausgefnncen BADEN, paB
Das z. Jte9tment, bon Dem bier Die Hepe 1T,
aus ndotch Yankees, ndmliG u ben
brapen Steubensrn betebt. .. R.)
@ine wettere Neuisteit in Dem 8latt 1T.
OaB Sen. Gunner liG Serpunpet unp aes
an9en in Sad 9ager Be-.
ftnoe; lstm 3uifanD Iet Elm folder, pa6
Ger @eneral sUrlaufg niGt mad Der Stapt
transpUrtirt ,rerDen tDnue.
Die 3abf Der eefuhssnen uglntses" aibt
oaS Slatt auf ca. 5000 al, Darunter etipa
100 Sft5isre. Die Anfunft peiterer @e,
Ian9enen purpe erwartet.
Serner er3dblt pas 8latt, 6ab In NldmOnp
mebrere NeW 0orter @ei9dltsleute ansetoms
men leten, IN Dem @laabsn, bab MrGlsaan
pie Stapt belebt babe!
Suttolttaten pom -G9la6tfefa trarpen In
Der Start gu boten @reiisn- ~Derfauft.
Dte Serbaftuns Don 3rpei ylnfees tn bsr
UNIFORM BON @oni0perirten SOloaten ptre tn
p%erlelben drummer e%emelpet.
Sa einem Qeitartltel iber Die lebten Gors
s1uae Bel Ni6monp i~nlinuirt Der r&raminer4,
Oafir, pab NicGlelan niAt abseihnitten, per-
stttet oper CUR usberaabe letnsr 9rmee ae.
apunsen wOrOen lei, miiBten Die GOnlSoertrtsn
Wenerdle p~erantwUrtlib semaGt psrOen, Die
lih mebfere SlunDerS" Datten au ;Shulben
lalIen, ilbri9eis isi Der Grfpls alorret4
ssnug, Die 8aassruns bon Nt6mpnp lei
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Gotal. .......1O889 1892

Wean man pa3u nod reAnet, pie siel tn
zen SImpen Dor YOrttpmn a IN
9btGabomtnp, Bet GUrintb II. +.
NJ. ertrantt urp &c tOrben inO: miro liA cine
Tir6terIihs 0sl ammt3abl berauStellen.
llebrt9ens LIT Die Obise Qilte unpollanbtg.
gSlr Sermifen barauf ). 9. Die Grsfen bel
Carthage, Se3ellcuptle unp aul Dem 8bite
Niper.
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- =. - y" UT
Sn 8etref Der NnaeQuna rteler /

-. =" S~o,O0J,AoO
Sn 8ftref Der a~nfelluns pts|sr 8samten
trtrp u 0al6instun beri6tet !:
Steuer : 9Ullsttcrea unp Mfs7uren werDen
aut Die i'm Saas. Department iibltAe @etle
ernannt. Iae Nnlteaunss @elu9e werben
ansenOmmen uno resiltrirt, netit Den Gmpfeb=
lunsel9reiben Der @pnsreBmitslieber pOer ar-
Oerer Surser. Die Namen aaer 8ewerber,
nit Qus5Isen Der gmpftblunssl6reibsn uno
lOnlti9er 2lustunft, werDen DEM Yrd1foenten
Oorselegt, Dem Der S9ab@S etretdr bic perles
men be3siGnet, ipelde er fir Die ~seeisnstten
9alt. Der @ratOent ent1beibet ~inpelIen mad
(einem 0utpInfsn itber Die %Grnennuneen.
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tfaer II.

Dtan lprt3t isst, OaB bic fran55lis
Den prtn3en ab9ereilt fnD, neil Napo-
leon eem 9er0Os pom WiOntpenlier pen inert.
TantIdsn 8bTon ansebptea babe, unn aae @rims
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Sine filr6terli6e Site

gGte btel MIR an MsnI4enle6en berettS Sc
|upfert, sobne benz Gnoe bes 8rteseS naber gu
turtmer, 3etet ua8 RET u6eralp" in folsenoer
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Sic 8nmbes=9 teucrbcamtem.

Die %. 9 rSimss" felt ben Qufpu,o,
Die Gr9ebuns Der Steuern erforpern
lptro, fOl9enbermabsn sulammen;
Qebolte Der Gplettpren uno
Deputies ..............$1,78O,ooo
@ebnIte Der afeiuren ...... 278,57O
neutrality-suspicious. ). NlsHoren 1880
gebalte Der 5ulfsohe7Oren.. -. 835,710
SOmmi lapns9ebibren Der 5Ilfs-
aTe1Orsn. 222,5OO
@sbabren Der Snlpettcrsn $4,000
Shretbmaterial &C. ......... 100000
an5etsen. 100000
, 1862-01-09
Over the River.

"IeI vsS uS nv. rh,Ve crnsssd ~ The o,hsy SIde.
Fbs r,saT, N ,h,Jr snowv robes see ...
a., thsIr voI .ss aTs lost IN thY dashInR tide.
Thsr.,s ~. S,,,h ,,nyis,S ~ snnnv Void.
Snd w. ,hs rrs.etIon AZ bsayenis own blue:
N. nro':.d IN NJ .bs tvIiight gra and eold.
- 80 ~ n"Is ~ ,,,., hi hIr isnTn nortsl vtsv.
wasna, w ~ snsis i,' M ~, rnst him there'
~. 80 ~ ~. .,,v - co'ld mi 80
n,,a. ~ rI,sr 80 X. ,i,sr
a. h-,,h.s s,s,5. ,"s,,Ins n v.leouna me.
"S "'O' ''o''-' "~'"s w
, 1862-01-09

A peasant, in Paris for the FIRST time, was much
interested in all he saw, aud asked numerous ques-
tions Of those with whom be spoke. One day he
walked into little Office where there was only q
table, covered with writing materials, and chair.
A young man was seated there. idle.
"Sir" said the peasant, will you be kind enough
to tell me what you sell here?"
Certainly" said the man, wishing to revenge
himself for the interruption; "We sell asses
heads"
"Why." said the peasant, with an air Of great
simplicity, "What good sales you must have had !
see only one lett in the place"
"Facts are stubborn things" said q lawyer to a
female witness.
ayes, sir, and so are women she replied; /" and
L you get anything out Of me, just let me know
"YOu1l be committed for contempt" said the
lawyer. fs1 81 TsEs
.Very well,D said she; q. shall suffer Justly. for
feel the utmost contempt fur every lawyer pre-
sent" s-
al am q great gun said tipsy printer who
bad been on a bender for q week. -sl i.
aYes," said the foreman, you're great gun,
and half cooked, and you can consider yourself
@Weli," said the typo. "then Ihad better 60
OF"
Old Mrs. Darnley Is pattern Of household econ
omy. She says she has made pair Of socks last
liftecn years. by only knitting TO them new feet
every winter and new legs every summer.
Many peoples lives are not worth The value Of
the iron n their blood aud the phOsphorusin their
boneA. a4 f's-' ~
A doctor muylearn 20 eure bS killing, bal men
IN nsvsr lsaEd 70 tsIl The truth b. lying.
, 1862-01-09


A boy WAS tempted By anl6o of hi1 1on111'111
q plhck some ripe chrffies from tres ~ fihrr
had forbidden him 70 touch.
O.. You need not Be- aifaid,e tald hey CO.. n
your hthor shoold ind out you bad taken lIeh,
he Is 50 kind he would NOT hurt yotN I't
That Is the very reason replied De boz,
{ why j should not touch t.seIn. VI : frno' ~
lather may not hurt ne vet my di10blI'lnoi. I
know, would harl my father, and hat would 0o
worse 10 me than anything olss.H Nte n1l lis
an excellent reason M
voitarp having satIrized 4 no6ien1a Who Ne
powerful At court the lnttul sought u4gll o1lA-
sion to revenge himself and Challenged No'|uI1
10 fght him with swords. atFemf not fnn1|a1
replied the poet YOU df6 very great, Is
little; you are brave, am c5anflly y1l 41nt
Ia kil ms-Ask bisn ] win CONSIDER ny1I|l ll
dead" This timely jest turned Tie anglr n Iho
nlbleman ilto irTestTaiuable laughter and hey
parted good friends
\ 10 the tosn q To-, not many mil1i ron
here. there was shoemaker who a. times c|E-
ciated as preacher He always ur1,1 10
ndtlce himself to save the expense ol nlInIIn.
Here Is one or them s--a There viii b. preaching
10 the pines opposite the United States LIolll l1l
Sunday afternoon On the sdbjoee an 4h1 %
not believe win ps damned q three e'sloek' ?
vol.siro vas ono day speaking warmly d b.
praise Of The physician liallor. 10 the prlll111
of person who was living IN hie house
e All, SIR" said the person. II Mr. Hn'|1r
would but speak Of your wo X as you oplak 81
= Possibly We are both Mistaken nIa VI.
taire.
a country minister had been invited. With
bis wife, % dine and spend The night 4 h1u7s
Of one Of bis lnirda Their host Vas very proud
Of ono Of the large beds which 4had ioll cem1
into fashion, and in the mornin< llksd The Ady
how she had sfepf 10 n D ycry ucll r'Is
but indeed, ! thought I'd almost lpsi ihs hin'1t'f
The cause Of Che Iadies' foslh dolayinr 4 .
much earlier stage of lie than Iho11 q ~
other sex has been attributed By lomo q ~
friction Of the tongue on theml bat On Abr
deem paper says. "a has been discovered % b
owing 70 the sweetness of he Hssr
An Ambiguous lover uTois rlccdog ~ uoN
wish, my dear Adulina, ny engaged gla|onl1Eo1H
D fmit me 70 leave town end So ond 50. yoa.
Il would Be like visiting SOM "a Ia.l. u!.'14Il
BY time. and lIn1uhi With ihoaraud p''a.|r5
reeeeeiionar
3 Mr.. 49,, up5a inllEins t|IS'a ~.
shop, inquired q 1oanr uan N ''|0|1n11I
he had Goldsmiihh > 0ro11' % n||I IL
q No. but " have sodns nigh rald lair 9 II
uai the rsPly.
, 1862-01-09

sublebers Who do not give - notice to the con-
aFy considered wishing eontnue their subscription
4 sabscFbes Orier their papers publlshers
nay continue them until all charges are paid
ef saeFbsra neEeet refuse to take their papers from
the which they sent they Frs0nsble
Hntllhey settle the bin and give notice to discontinue them
A-f subscribers other places without Informing
The publisher paper u Seut To the former dreeton
b given.
SThs courts have decided that refusing to take paper or
psriodlca the Office removing and leaving uncaed
fsr,is prfaa 6Icfs evidence Of Intentional fraud
e-The published Of advertising In ell cases
except special have been made previous TO
Insertion. The courts have repeatedly so decided.
~ Under 'he Law of Congress- papers ere not charged
peItaFs In the sOun.; IN which they are Published.
, 1862-01-09

JOB PRINTING:
an tiHds Of
Book,
PaAPhlet.
BilI-Head.
Circular.
Blank and
Card Printing.
IN FLATS AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
nr,su.ed with aeasness and Dispatch and forwarded
order to any mart OF the country.
- Payment for Jobs must always aeeom-
PaHy the order.
, 1862-01-09

wssk soIidisd from Al parts q PSSsas Sound.
CnAs. Raosca. Pssva~.s.