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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26

HADDEN nay Be found q the corner BY r. rhayef
SCos Drugstore, opposite the Bank, with his Dray
eprsd q all tines 70 do any bssidsas iA the line of
0ayns With prompensoDa md sasisAesioa- Terms rea-
Fu0psy attended to. 1y366
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
Enls alOQJSE

EOGA0 HOUSE,
tasinG, NehiUn-S. ". Eigar ,Proprissor fhs Edgar
House . nsw having been juss completed, asd IT.
ed up throughout N the best STYLE and With nsW fur
Ctare. 0o WashinStoa Avenue, near Tie site Of the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
06tial 9irtttorg.
NATIONAL OPFlCERS.
1Ne cA0N ct.

TINS EXECUTIVE.
Rrs,fhnk-AHRAaAA lxACUk.S, ~ Winoto.
~ s<cs.<<se-uANNIkA aAAlIN, u Aatns.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26

: HUDSON, Propeiseor, Wm p. HOCCK, Clerk, LaA
3ng, 1chigAn- Ssagss leave this House daily fos
saekeoa, 81 johns issrVis, and inssrmsdiste p.sss
Aa1ng, July I, lSel. .r r-r|
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26

or may hereafter be granted TO- or suffered TO be en-
joysd oy the subjects vessels, commerce. or navigation
Of any forega power in the United States of America
shall be equally granted TO- and exercised and enjoyed
by the subjects vessels, commerce. and navigation
the Sublime Porte.
ARTICLE xX.
The present treaty when ratin shall be
for the commercial convention OF the 10th OF August
1855 between the Sublime Porte AID Great Britain
footing Of which the commerce Of the United
of America has been heretofore placed and sna con
tnue in force 3 Twenty eight, years from the day
Of the exchange OF The i.ttcatUEs and each Of the
two contracting parties being, however, at liberty
give TO the other, ~ the end VI IL ourteea1 years
that ;irno being fixed the provisions Of this treaty
viii thea have Gene into full force notice for its
ION for its Getermnasion at the expiration of yea
from the date Of that notice, and SO again at the end
Inc present treaty shall receive its cu,on il Al
and Of the provinces Of the Ottoman empire
rsty the sultan situated in Europe or IN ASIA Egypt
and In the other parts Il Africa belonging 70 the Sub
lime Porte, In Scrvs and the united pcincipaties
Moidavia and Wallacha-
ARTICLE xI
II S also understood that the government Of the Cri
ted States Of America does pretend By any artcI
II the sent treaty stpUAte for than the plA
and fair construction Of the terms employed, nor I
preclude IN any manner the Ottoman Soye prlent frou
the exercise Of its rights of internal Administering
where the exercise Of these rights does not evieuty p
fringe upon the privileges ACCORDED by ancient trssse
the present treaty to citizens Of the United State
or their merehan4ise.
ARTICLE Mr.
The high contracting paItss have agreed to appoint
jointly, commissioners for the se'tlensrt Of tar,S
custom hocss duties TO be levied il conformity with
stpa.atons Of the present treaty well upon .rcha-
se Of every description being the produce ufa
ture Of the United States Of America imported into
soma ,Ss empire aPoa a..sis 2, every dssSriPsio
IL possesaions which citix.ns q the Cnsed states
their agents free purchase in any sr. Of the Os
man empire for exportatioa the Gated STATES or
4 n fh1Pr -err Tha ea~ h>
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other, equality of treatment with native subjects o.
citlz-Es regard waIeaocsig aad " segAst ~
touu;ies, fxeil!ti.s, AID DRAWBACKS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26

A. the two preceding articles entirely rseirroea!
the TWO high contrasting parties engage uutuay 70
mako good any sss which their respective subjects
citizens may Incur By arbitrary and illegal detention
Of their vessels being understood that ths indemnity
shall be borne BY the Government cruiser shall
nave been saity Of such arbitrary and Illegal detention
and that the search AMI detention Of Yesse specsd in
the fst article Of this treaty shall be effected ony by
ships which may form part Of the two naves respec-
lively and by sach Of those chips only prov led
With the sp.cia Instructions annexed TO the present
treaty in pursuance q the provisions thereof he
ismnidcation for the damages OF which this article
treats shall be paid within the ssrm Of year reckon
ing from the day in which the mixed Of justice
pronoUncss its sentence.
ARTICLE "
In order bring to adjudication with - little deay
and aconveniencs possible the vessel which may Be
detained aceerdns 10 the tenor Of the hrst artle Of
this treaty there shall bs established soon as may
be practicable three mixed Of justice formed By
a equal number Of individuals Of the nations nam
ed for this purpose by their respective Governments
These courts shall reside, Sierra Leone as the
Cape OF Good Hope, and one q: New YORK.
But each 0 the two high contracting parties
tse the right Of changing, II it, pleasure, the pae
Of reseree Of TIE court or courts hsG within it, ov'
These shall Judge tbs causes submitted 70 ,her
according 70 the provisions Of the present treaty
annexed TO the treaty and which coosaere
an integral part thereof and there shall Be appea
xRndEv
IN case the commanding cf8cer OF any Of she shps
the navies Of either eo1ntry, duly commissioned
ding 10 the provors Of the frss article Of this treaty
fha devate 10 any respect from the sipusticus Of n
sii treaty from the annexed Gov
ernm.nt which shall tss9 70 be wroaSsd there
BY shall be eatise1 demand Pepa.ztoa; and in suc
case the Government 20 which sucn eommaating once
may belong binds isseE cause inquiry TO be made ias
the subecs Of the eompn, and 70 n,cs upon the sai
o6ceF punishment prope.tio3ed 10 any wilfc tram
erosion vhsca he nay Be proved 70 have committed.
AKnQIH.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26

sspuAsions In the vIsh article Of th. treaty this
iate SHALL - well - her cargo be sold by public s.ls
for prot: of the two Covernmsnts subject 70 the
pay mens OF the expens . hereinafter meniioued
Tie negroes who may not previously have been ois
embarked shall receive from the court Certificate oi
emancipation, and shall be deivsred over 70 tae Gov
ernmens 10 whom she cruiser which mAde the capture
belongs, in order 70 be forthwith sss ~ liberty.
ARTICLE VII
Ths mixed Of justice shall aso take eogni1anee
of shall decide decn:sively and without appeal Al
Gains FOR compensation account Of OCCASION.
70 vessels and caYRoes which eha have been detained
under shs provisions Of th treaty but which shall NOT
have condemned legal prize by the sail courts
and all wherein rests 1top Of such vsses al
cargo shall be decrsed mensonet IN the WIFE
Article Of the treaty 20 which these reg si0ns form A.
acusx and ia Subsequent part Of these aatous tbs
court eha award the Claimant caiAos or u bii
their lawful attorney Attorney FOR mis- or thei
just and eompisss indem1iaca;ion for Al costs o
sais aa for all loeses and daDAgs wbich the owne: Of
may have actually sustained by capture ant
es~ntion and il Agreed that ths indsmaineassoo shai
be - fo,lovs:
Frx In case of total loss, the claimant or claimants
shali Be indsmaihed-
(A) For the ship her tscls, equipment and stores.
lB) For al frsighis doe aae pAy.eI
(Ci For thu value Of the cargo Of msrehAodse, any
isauctng all eharHs, and expenses which would have
bean pAysbls upoa the sale Of such cargo, ,ncisdna
comnssioa Of sale.
o. For I'll other rsguia, cAasges snch eass Of tosa
Ssoundsy In al other easss (save - hereinafter men
sooed) not a total ios The claimant or eAimnss sha
(A) For al special damages and expens.s oeea.onst
70 She sbip By the dsssnsea, and Tor oss Of feiyhs
shen due OF payable.
OBJ For dsmarrAge when dae, according 20 tns seos.
! 1ls aassxed % tbs preseni Article
| (C-) For any deterioration Of The casse
I'D For eli premium or insurance. O sadtscaAi fssks
The claimant or cainaoss shall Be estts1 70 inserss
.. sae rsse q ffve) per cent per anoum On toe san
awarded unsE such oEn = paid By The GOvstnnens =
which tha capturing ship beiO0G. me uoo.e anoIn
n sueh shall be caicchtsd IA the
OF The eopasYy e wAieh ths 1staned veses oeiones
and saa b hqsidassd q ths sxehnss easrsns Il u
4 TIM e o. sWaek
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Urgent reasons arising from the length q the vcy-
age the Of health o. the negroes Or any other
csuse shout req7ire that either the whole portion
Of such negroes should be dis barke before the veoe
en- arrive i the place which Of the mxst courts
Of Justice % essaoishec the comm ander Of the eap;gf
inn hip nav take upoa himself the responsibility Of
ahsmb~khG ths negToO, preyj4s3 shs aee0a5ty e tAe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06
Conversations with RgbaI oaioars.

The Errors OF the Is,,t,sLii.5 q t !. :
Z fkTFSink fEkFSnk Admissions COResrRInB IN
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a Card TO Merchants.
fWHOLBSAIIB 1DRYT G00Dl

~ n ONlA1IAIIU WII WOWUNI
BALnNohE, March 18th, 1862.
NTTB would call the attention OF buyer 70 o6r
dIN present very desirable stock Ofi - 5JsI
Spring and Summer Goods.
which now offer for sls At the lowest casl prices
We name In part: 80. h ! q Il
English and American Pant Stufs,
many q which are suitable for The iothtag Trnde'
BNGLIsH , ASrERIoAN PRINTS N YAlrE4r.
6v6y Stun Goods, Pet5iah DeIaInes and Fanny Drsss
Gpot1 for ladies large llne Of Bleached SrtinES;
Mariners Striped shIrtlng, Corset Jeans DriS GER
Il3n I4nsnA ana = variety Of EeaeHed and brown
Irish Linens nuckabacLss Crashes, DamabIs, &C., &C.
Also 9, 10, IL and ia Bloa6Ied She6 n II Pentteh.
tiary PlhidS and Plaid aud Striped OsnahurPs Gc,-
DIAN, CRABBB co.
=; .slp csr ~ IfRoRTGRs ANp IOHuIlts. sd
tt No. 236 Baltimore ST.,
- Near Charles St. BaItfmoFef ma
!: s,--A general assortment 81 & p. GQATs'
SFOOL COIEON. mhS1-Sms
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Clrenit Court.
fFFom Iii i Rknatfha tspu6iIean.I
Tas I5 J 4 Hi Bs69t +
e6mmenced sitsz RpEing termirO on E1eaday
last The chargo sthel Judge - the
Grand Jnry MAS able, sppropriats, aud ne
may say admirablY "a u the q -
he p5essst q ifl Z tie restored
RQyeFnment or - Ma as the tPns5 legiti.
ilnGta goyernment Oe the State, luntief The
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06

1.-The lSteubenville Herald in noticing
"the recent military arrests whieR have
beensmade IN Wheeling, remarks
.oi The time for discussins tie nlrrobrf6tv
of arresting and furnishing rebel. symps-
thisers North, has passed !; theargumsnts
for and against have been, made. and clos
ed, and the people have. made up their
verdict Hence, should the Federal army
meet with'a series Of reverses-and should
secession gsymP Pathisers rejbice atour ca
lamities-if the legally constituted au-
thorities do not take hold Of them=-bring
them 70 a speedy and merited punishment
NE 1ls0pte tgitt--In a manner that will be
a caution to traitors in LOYAL c6mmuRfties
Tor all time to o.comel 'Eetarebel sympa,
-thissrs in,layal States. iwhO ''give aia.and
comfort" tp, the, enemy, and who claim
the protection Of the G9ysrnmeHt,l. .whilo
IT'S curses are upon their lips, be warned
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Bayollet OKarkes! ]

Our -troops in .front.of Richmond aaaD,
to o,haye closelIg follo,gad fIoSo.si TS,nI
lan's otyler ;ssnad rre,;o,s - a. ~ az
car, z, 4 3 49,,
6Sy65ts sfSs y ts;5,5;;S " goH NJ tte
issSiin y 6f tl;;, brlis,s r,i, ~ se y
Ii;n,ST 2
ssuetsl {. entire 'Soi.hue1ee y. m the
s'aluut'silee' eI1 and filselp pine GOT his
kEgel1s. nv q aFe now informed that on
i.1!tl ne susl lefgsFa! fSa splaleEs MADE tour
oEl.llhs =, pillyonet ~ chqrges EACH one Of
and, what Is very unusu al IN the history
OF battles, numbers of the enemy were
Killed .s.d,L disabled by 1staBg of the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06

G6ustitation aud Jaws as thsg sIistsaa at
The time oil secession, excepting sGGh lffe "
changes us had been made Ia the acts Of
of Assembly by the EegisiatIre asse ehhb1ed
in Wheeiihgi IN fact it IS the Government
Of Virginia IN the Onion, under tho bsS ign
Protetti6h of the Stars aud Stripes Tie
State allegiance of every citizen, Is lekfti-
tnately dqc only to herthus fhtHe Union. The
highimoral obligation. of that gobedience to
the laws was ttorIibly pressed homehpoD5
the people. Every friend 70 theprosperitys
the true interest and honor, OF Virgt6ia wds
called9upod to exert all his influence 10 pro-
teet and Secure the loyal eitiEens,i I'M all
parts Of the county in. their peaceful pur-
suits, and business Liberty can only be
enjoyed and maintained, aud the horrors of
anarchy aud blooashed avoiied; by the
lgidsepforcemeut Of theilaws. 1This is The
time when grand iprtes. courts. and all. in
authority should do their duty and their.
whole duty. ',i'.'i st'z''''''1's ''ss''' "a
The grand jury was In session three days.
They 1nade .som6itWelTe ,PFeseutmsfts and,
seveusl indictments. q dAgrue bill was found
against Copen, charged with tile murder Of,
Ibooker'f tThe TRAILS setfor next Monday,
To- s.s D.. F. f. a.
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sS'sA' ~" = YIN Slty anonymously Seut 10
tns eommahderlo ot4the Black H6rsB Cavalry
/ y ihGept pair of silyersRilrs, as a com
Pliment for his supposed CALAMITY, but the
regiment took no partin the engagement" !"
YoRNTowN.i it7H e ~! ="
.O-0Tjo,v me-, -, -. -. ..-....
ikilied bv an, s, "a, a
{iIisry i5J q ~ n ~ tt5 !,
ID H. fS,' 80. M 1 i,,ti
fro,, "
Or s;,Stt he sIA
~ elsaon az,
Il, s5s,5t;T, " y,
i,it ~ IN ~
f,;.s 40 XSsi.. "
com nj c. nv Is
6Ie of Virsin;, y, n, Pegi
I TTnion AZ ali i; ,,iII o,,t,. W
by sn.b aiccsr.II N -
~ :, y, ~ SssssssF w
II af s..t.t., iis5 = ~. az, i,..psi
n,,. NJ. D:.,..,.S,,. :
III was IVISsn tiIs PSsss,,t K 10y,
'tratiOm came Into P6VVeFl.IVhkt IL
h. ~ be aEthssRd Of the Fiscal Year.
In the debate on tho tax bilLlast week in
Congress, Senator Simmons. Of Rhode
tsti5d /; 4 4 ,1iii. u
49, i;.',+s '"s y l'
,.d, see I'm "tteampt made TO magnify our
GtancS'tiess Ootn athome ana abroad and
aeEstoEG' IN oEdeE .to give Sena
Tget s.em =. vi Mhas Is t9E Us 70 qp'
!4e SsgaIf believe i5s5s iiR9 question
nov tnal y So llttie nn9efstood as
.ne guesIoH Oi me present exigencies Of
sne Ghl.eu outes .oI IAtnertSa. 2 Ihis'@ar
Jus I yestl u I Sts'Ilet @ ,Oh now ABOUT fourteen
Hlontns Ian anu NeialL knew. longthe l4th Of
I .tetSI t''eu uesaiiy 10 uotasFi WHAT
lhe alaonn5.ot' a. me, Indebtedness was, and
yet itis more oi!en stAted itt twice ithereal
u, w
lsi ~ elieii NOW. WAS STATED
mat
LUIS ~
c'lIne mo poMefs2ttasi 81 zO4OOiOOO, and
yet ! see !. stated IN the papers, and by
oese, that the ln-
5 seo oo oon u men from
4 ~ euOiouV,Voo tois9l 9li4VOt0UOiOVOss ! took
tne pans pam 10 get the lefast anonnt OF ~ on
sle ollae present nonen IN alltts
ueSHlls. s+C.. ~ saInYh4ss
- Tue oeotiahep. thla administration went
INTO Il power was Sl2o'OOo,S SoO.A aud on the
TLo,f 81 ~
- = ~ = 81 Z "
" 70 1lt sl.as 10 on ses DOCKS
of IS aSont sssS p IN TbsO ,Sars
n,l1ition III ~ = q I, n
n, ~ ,1,I - I;s b, " S:I
~ ~
Sanyoon7oSa or SIN SStsonb NJ
5oiy Who chooses ~ rassc, ,oOsn, U, ,,Ili
u - s ~ N ~ =
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.sasE snai4oIo jar

ing instit6tfGhs proddGea d better and more "a
courageous race Of men THAN free instftuz
lions. There isl moral at the point Of
this bay9net charge that is worth consid-
u World ~
.Iussssi tHfij igih f5TfisbEltf sis sHri if94i
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gatIg sllutplligsllFer
rRRRs OF FIADvRRpIsINC;ss5..i

TWEtvEsOuD Issts q NOaPARrIL toi osr 1 il Isc ,o1
.U : LE9s, IAKE A SQUARE. - u - 7 :
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Rooker s. 'tne murder o.
II ~ - 81 '. ~ !;
= - - - - Z - '',,.
(EEoni the New York Times.)
ThS secohdlFlight ofStonsvvaii JACK.
it'at ~ SON ~ 4iia =
II StoneWau 81 jackson is not caught be-
IoEe ne reaehes !; Sta nnton II ti'sill,hot be be-
cause tnere Is not a big enough force in
~ ~ Une eoiumT. apder Banks
Is 1tter nun, dli iectly up the
leJ EIehonps column has1 1othed the chase
from u the .westwardi and Il detachment OF
4N Do"eits it corps come from the Eastward,
s. asnes upon nun. The hills md val
sne wtie region '6orderihg on The
HoSetslluOAni esho 70 tue 'thunderss 9f the
they sweep fl0ng and give bat
~ s oI the Ilytng Zoe as they
~ nay @ Ue agie Pi 70 oVertake: Nieu. Fremont, at
y1e - present moment Y seems TO Lead the ran.
ne Is reported 20 have defeated a'detaeh-
nent u OF JACKSON 'sarmy at 'MiddletoWn, in
StsaeFleE county aud we have dispatches
Sm's ~, morning from MS headquartsrs at
wOoastock, IN Shenandoah County, hiJre
tnqL htty' miles aP,th valley
tslgAa s4peslea 9n4k we wonld able
~ Y W sSit 9lI ksons retreat and
y ~. I.s en-! enliFe re- IoFce' week ago he was
az az mlnchester =, apparently having taken
rack rom the Potomac.} He
sayeaSe NorthwardH for lGepsral
aSu 3sep strongly Fel9t9rced hnd
.s was On lne Eig3t g, sl9e o. the rtyeF On bis
lelS' fEonI heyat had been te-caPttired,s
.,1et; l1tyaru's cavalry were on their
m.y. ", Etemouthad advanced
Isotl eL endIeton county to
IN .itdroy. county, and was
y itne 'mohntatns!tO a point
ont aaGkson ~ seems chad
@ lseG @ thS t4tIFoau. !. anu travelling with rail-
toAa q! Veiocityi and goththe main body of
ms % Iofce beyond Strasbnrg just about the
sliae t1ae fremont arrIved In that vicinity.
Alset l.sels-l 9eIeatng andhrouhng bis FeaRguatd,
leturing most OF his ilrtiilerys aud taking
some OF hts men prisoners, Fremont con-
An9e4 y tue Rursultip lIe.ts nuw7eyidsntly at.
l, u's neels. jackson passed through Wood,
stoeS On oungay anu Monday last, aud on
ny h9ay y. our troops occupied that plAee.-
ll., rue irAliroad runs only abont ten miles
soutn ,ot woodstock, and AFTER that the
~ ..., forces VIII be more on an equali-
g'' PuFsSea IS hardly Possi9le
sHss M... SacKs9a s9oald2oe able to reach
~! ~ 1eiqre he Is oyertaken, but II he
Ioes E., nssWlli oe again SAFE as he can take
l' tue r.. Tnliroau tneEe and ny into Southwest
eF9 ST1 v Virgins or Eastern TENNESSEE.
from his late position Mt Franklin TO the
rear. tsJackson and bag him, as might be
inael9ed' ll.a II ne had CROSSED the moun-
bnl, .ns uirse'ly nee rom fTsnkli1- TO- Hatrison-
inc off At FIsnbSsss aud ses1s oss; nun 9y turn
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. Tine and. eoocenttatecl irrthe- 1itinitg of

time and concentrated ffTthe vicinity OF
!k55lls;lhlmopd. !55l We pEeres snsaFlyitwo months
10 eVaelqting those places.n
Q.-s'At what time did your forces com J
mence the eVhcIatioAf f6f Y6rkto&n'?'
ai As4+ Friday nightyithe .evaeuatton 6Om-
m1elnleedi ~ Friday and Saturday we kept up
more vigorous artillery ERE than usual,
10 deceive you, SO that we might more Sc
'ouEely retreat. 9AHreAr g6ard was 5e6t up
to Williamsburg, Friday, .ofiiE6 Thousand
troops, so as tosbesfFesh to cover the re-
treat Of gSnndaysli Five thousAnll ibther
Troops formed the rear guard fronI York
.4e Town 10 milMliam1s6nEg. " am Your forces pressed
SO rapidly Sunday morning upon the rear
GUARD nearsWi illiamsbufg, thar it Is ipr6ba-
bie that JOhnstoni Hasgobliged to- change
his designs. and halt q large partioE his
column and give you battle. We also had
large force stationed near West Point to
antieipHtg supposed design of General
SicGlellah' 10 take Gloucester from the rear;
.ands crossing the y ork river 70 cut on our
se!Eeag h8z iiaiG EabH11 .yEbHEe osa :
4sl.o neEHR phGcES HORSE cAyALRN.s 81 ii.
2,=zaSSHoWi many of the Black Horse
SSS9!Fy SS,,1i EfFs s!hiR BY oq5 troops at the
"zlEe Black I2o71s9 CarGi,y ,s.re 4 not
IN thel eilgagemesy. 0nel company Of his
cavalry fellowship your retreattosa short
distance, and lost halfa dozen men. Part
OF StlaFl's Cavalry We're i'm tile engage
m1ent, but only made one or two, charges on
your troops. After.the battle some. person
from New York city anOnyhi0usiy seut to
ths c0mmahderlofiths Black Hors6 Cavalry
10 pageiaSeqt pair of silyersp,,rs, as a com
glimept l, tPr his supposed gallantrys but the
regtmeut took no part in the engagement %
YoRETOv1ssiii i'.7' - ~! =" z
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-05
STATE AND MILITARY
BY TIE GOVERNOR OF EORTp
A PROCLAMATION
Observation-Disclosures

n
LIZ needs your aid TOR its protection ~ ~ UNTRY
an invading foe The President of the CtIe asalDs
Las az lequis,ton upon our State to c,,r, sAie
ed by the enemy in force now threatepin are nrad
US OF oerty, property, and all thai ILGce
as seigoverning and free people We mpst nGd den
wages war for our subugaton war f uI power. g.
wrong and prosecuted without right and in upon US
fui wlckedness without parallel in the ~ Tense
ernaea nations As you value your r SS
seg9Vernment; al The blessings of freed,m tnts
60 endearmeuts OF home and freside. of Ine naoE
dred, call upon You to rally to their dn" y and KIN.
ia the nooie and sacred cause in which W. aug 10 sus
North-C Carolina has always proved r. NC are engaged
brave in the hour of trial and of DANE. cpnSlant and
said in the future that she has failed IN let The
IenoWn. II we are threatened now more ba tns high
our omn SOIL let our exerous be ennsi
demand on our patriotism, honor and eorv 10 every
~ reTerses dampened the ardor of ynur no tempOa.
Inough the enemy marched in columns tk, 70 even
Th me nres OF liberty still burned brightly in 5s zoe state
Ibey were moved TO new energy and - ier breasts
deeds, with abiding hope and unncb;rcS oy gallant
severance oraVeiy contendng with enemies =, Snu per-
well as the fureign foe until after , a. nome IS
49, e"Is our nnaepeaaence was achieved a. scknoI
eugea, Let US initiate their glorious examnIa TbE
Is reoouoing his efforts, and srsiunp ever enemy
run our Country and subugate us to his Jn :" over
ms sTaree ana ambition Already it is DropossS
tneir congress TO establish Territorial ppO9 ID
portion OF our State. Now is the tino 6e'ulient ina
and animate by our example '" P'0'e our Zeal
vonn,aap une oraVe and patriotic of our State
an Hom Tue mountains to the sea- You ara rv
the SPECIAL esT quota in in the Army and for
aence ior prompt and cheerful response to this c n
your PATRIOTISM and Valor Tender yourselves in coTN
mes an9 squads under officers of your own seIcpa
VIII De at once accepted and organized into regiment:
unoer tne laws that are may be made and wb;ch
my duty to execute The Adjutant General of the S.t
WI" issue tne necessary orders for this purpose '@''
Your first allegiance is due to North
carolina Rally to her banners Let every man ID W.
DUTY and eur country will be safe ~ ul'
sSEALS Given under my hand and the seal of the Stat.
at Raleigh this 22d of February. one tbonD
eight hundred and sixty-two O-' 'H'u'A0a
HENRY T. CLARK.
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fsh three times 1N0S'0N =" pug
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE


r. AM MANUFACTURING AT NORFOLK, VA a ~.
Mace of residence the most convenient and eomiOII
BE Caru Cot ever invented and patented II affords w
best chance for pleasant sleeping 10 camp yet
When spread out you have an excellent bedsteso "a
makes chair. table and writing 1.-The pillow aDa
head aboard making vaiise and portfolio. L,,s
Mr.. HENRY J. BROWN, Of Raleigh, is also maAiTPs n
and selling them BY my authority Price mooe'a'e
sure not to buy before you see this an ,,dsa
also wish 70 sell County and State rights All Ofu''
promptly attended TO. ,ouv e Pitt.
- 50 Owner of Patent il Conf States
EorfoIk, Va, OF. o. ian. ,-. sa-'"'