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The Sea Shell.

Listen bark that dlstant roarl
Now the ocean sweeps the shore,
In some stormy IIdiAn bay,
Full ten thousand miles away;
Oh that distant, dying grOanI
There some noble sh p hath gone.
Now the suilen roar haih dledi
flushed the storm and smooth the tide.
Infant, try once more the spell
hArk 10 that the thunder psnlf
No; the wilder, deeper rOAT,
Tells Of flame, and tells u gore,
far beneath the setting sun,
In sOtus batIls lost and u1n:
Grass shall grow on many 4 bier,
Ere Of that dark day We hear.
, 1862-03-06

w~tsdlfl,s lsq q Irah q rsssi ssana.
snAG raosoH. pssvs.ssss
, 1862-03-06

Saws an exchange: Come, now, be cheerful !;
if you cannot pay your debts Immediately, do
the best ynu can, and pay them as you are
able. "Carc killed q cat" II you have not
ifty cents To luxuFate upon the drlicacirs Of the
season, appropriate half the amount for some
thing more substantial and wholesome. Kiss
your wife, if you have onei IL mt, kiss some
pretty girl, AND marry her immediately acts
Of desperation frequently result happily. u
you have children, Tnmp with them; if you have
n"ne, romp with your neighbour. Look uioil
the bright side Of everything. put On cheerful
cOdntenance, keep your mind in the right trim,
and if you lind that your native town docs MT
support you, pack up aud go 10 another. AT al
events, be cheerful.
Two warm politicians In Boston, according "a
the 1FaHseripf Of that city, lately got talking
over the MayHralty qurstiOn, and happening "a
10 he on Opposite silVs, exchanged few SHARP
shots. One IL them wOTiud up his argument
with ~ =, sir-not that love Caesar less but
that 1--we CdtatiRe more"
"Who's Catalinc? Where do you get that
Stuif!' asked his rather aStounded opponent.
SIn Shakespeare, sir. G0 home and read
your Shakespeare, and you will b. wiser and
mnre untlinching man."
The unlearned opponent, crest-ialleH ana over
whelmed with strange words. departed.
A boy was gnng along the streets carrying q
pitcher Of milk, when presently he stumbled, and
smash went the pitcher and awhy went the mi h
Another boy across the way Witnessed the acei
dent aud shouted:
"Ohl won't you catch Il when you 20 home .
"NO WOn't, eitherw screamrd the other
"my mother always says, Never cry Tor spilled
milk.
uyvh.. 4. A.. ,,s.r,no M har1hiieP ~
, 1862-03-06
The law OF Newspapers,

The law OF NeWspRperst
I-auhscrbers Wha do give express notice to the
Ay considered wishing e0ntnue their subscription.
SIT Subscribers orIer their papers publishers
nay cnntlnue them until all charges are paid
S- subserbers ne4ect refuse take their papers from
the Office place which thew sent hev responsible
until they settle the bin and give notice To dIeon'lnue them
I-If subscribers other place. without in'ormng
The pubseF and the paper sent Ia the former dretnh'
they held responsible Notice Of removal should always
be given.
sine have decided iha, refusing I" take paper or
periadea from the oise removing and leaving uhcalei
Tor, ID prtMH EIcfs evidence 0f Intentional fraud.
O-rhe published rates of advertising govern In all
where special contracts have been made previous to
Insertion. The eOIFtn have repeatedly N decided.
~ UndsI he IaE Of Congress, papers charged
postage 10 the eoun,s' In which they published.
JOB PRINTING:
Al kinds of
Book,
Pamphlet.
BIll-IIehd,
CiIculaF.
Blank and
Gard Printing.
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL sTYLE
Hreeutsd with urAtnes dispatch, and forwarded peT
Urdsr to any part OF the country.
r. Payment for Jobs must always accom-
Pany the order.
, 1862-03-06
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
cHARLns PRoscH,
FETtAtsa-ALNAYs IN ADVANCE.

Editor ana Proprietor.


One square, 10 lines less) hrst insertion - 90
Each subsequent Insertion, 40
deduction Of FV per cent on the above rates TO yearly
advertisers.
malt inserted at 4 less rate than t2S per Annum.
r. LegIl advertisements II every description must be
pad Eor before insertion. There will be variation from
thIs rule In any event.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03

Among the prisoners whom we have
taken are several from Vermont: DR..
James Davis, son of Bliss n. Davis,
surgeon of a Mississippi regiment; a
man by the name of Richardson, from
Stowe, and some others, whose names
have not learned. Vermont of course
will teel proud of such sons as those.
But hark, it thunders on the left, and
must draw this to a close, SO as to be
ready to meet the call, whatever it may
qe. Orders have come to be ready to
march, with two days ratons, at a mo-
ment's notice. This is the way in war.
I"oa'"i", ''u'y y0urs,
T. ABEL CHASE.
wish you could have been at Sharps-
burgh on the l7th, and looked over the
battlefield; you could have seen all the
horrors of war, | have given you no
descgiption-I cannot,-but had you
been there and seen mems heads in one
place, legs in another, and their bodies
nowhere, you must have said, what a fol-
ly is war. You blow Mcclellan, Lut
there is none of your Popes, Sigels, or
any other Generals, who have the con-
fidence Of the soldiers as little Mac
Nine out of every tcn-yes nineteen of
every twenty-think more OF Mcclellan
than any ether man,-whether his own,
Or any other Generals soldiers. Nc
Dowell is hated and despised by his own
men, and l guess they may well do SO.
l will close, hoping to write again some
time. I. A. c.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03

eg" The issue of the new postage cur
rency has been interrupted by singular
accident. The bills are printed with a
peculiar ink, specially prepared by a
New York chemist, whose labratory was
burned fortnight since, so that their
manufacture has been for time forcibly
suspended. The establishment has been
rebuilt and the regular issue of the pos
tage currency is resumed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03

Written on board the ship James Hoyey, VIII
six companies Of the Vermont s
-egiment from New York to Ship Island duri
severe gale, when 200 miles of Cape Hatter
March Is, l862,-D A. A. Parlie, to Mrs. 4.
sawyer.
In thinking Of thee, my sister, now,
While winds around us roar,
And angry bllows dash our keel,
Two hundred miles from shore.
The night is dark, the sea is rough,
No friendly sail in view,
While many prayers to God arise
From out this soldier-crew.
And here raise my prayer TO Thee,
Almighty rathcr-son;
'Tis not as I would have it be;
But 0, Thy will be done.
If these six hundred gallant sons
Must rest beneath the waves,
God grant that we resigned may be
Unto our watery grave.
But should our vessel stand the storm,
And bring us safe to land,
Give Him the praise who rules on high,
And holds MS in His hand.
And while my thoughts are disengaged
From fearful scenes so near,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03

A little urchn, some two or three
wears old, being at little distance from
the house, was suddenly startled by a
clap of thunder. He was very much
frightened, and made rapid tracks towards
the house. But as the shed was the
nearest shelter, he entered it, and casting
defiant look at the dark clouds, ex
claimed Thunder away I'm under the
shed /"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03

"But you should remember that have
a family to support"
'Not half so large as mine. have
five children. you only two
"And what Go you give, since you are
so amazingly charitable?'
"Oh! I give but little, comparatively,
say twenty dollars a year besides paying
my rent, taxes, church dues, etc,-and the
newspaper"
"Church dues have none Of them
to pay, thank fortune
"Yon pay your taxes of course-and
for your newspaper"
"Not of course exactly--when l am
outwitted, do, sometimes p
81 don't understand you-what do you
mean by being outVitea"
"Tbat has nothing to do with the ques-
tion-the question is, how you save more
money than l, and you make less
"Wel, I'll tell you.-I stay at home
"ights, and attend to my own business,
when not at work for my employers"
"Now, Harry, want none of your in
S'i''"'lons' I'd" " ma" "''''u " Oo"'-
ing alley now and then, or 60 into a sa-
100" without oe"g JeeIeu a'' % A'eh9u
ABOUT IKE a Ioo'oa''' or even take S'"''
'a9'' ''''' II - ''''' INV
q ma" ca" / - 70 any P'"'e anu
'''O -, ''''".' -. anu '''P ~ 0''' - ~
"' " 49,
w. '',' ''a' % Wy - ''' ''',1 ~
100''' . -1''' a. W ''''0'' :
never -, sP1Hu over nan " u'us'
''e' % y" ss'''2 "0ss' 1'''7 " : : ."
hns arithmetic, for he says; "a penny
sared IS t'oo pence ctsar, as you know
And what is two pence or ten cents ]?
Does anybody ever feel that Suppose
that am ten cents poorer to-day than
was yesterday, shall mourn overitf-
Aad yet you would 80 iato mourning
about, 1t, l presume-Perbap5 shed tears
over it"
"a man in his purse is like lean ami
nal in his body. If lie begins to grow
poorer he keeps on So I'LL he Is worth
nothing al all = mere skeleton Pecun'-
army
"lhat would DO better Tor your preach
ter 10 say 'ha' you' ana II ne PFac''seo
what be breaches, he would DO better
Ni'L
! nav ''''''"S ~ 0o " ''' ''1 l'''',"
e' p'",'''-' II / 0'''' HUN ou' 'o' w.
'""' Is e"0Usn 'o' 'I'S' y Ms o""
master every one STATUS o' '"i'S-'"e
Preacner ana a'I'
l heh why can / you let me aiohe :
! can 0" one co"''I,o"'
" u"' Is 'na'' pray
" ny' mat 'on years hehee your "''9
su"h come 10 me win SUBSCRIPTION pa.
Per - pay we q Pe"s'' u } o0' '','e' a
e'' '',''' u"J 'o' &c" } 0'' "0u'0 pay
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03

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"0O''" '''''0 '''' va 10 ~ . " ''N -
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,,oa,h.r Gom patsr na-,,-,o n
- e,,,n ILL.,, L.. Co.. ...L
@. Ill I'll. - 49,.
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eno ,hon ond ,,hoa 10 ,oos ol;uo ,hou
49,, c, H., A,,;, y
Is.Ls I 5:al ~ 1,,,n,,,.; ;,a,.- ~
4.,;.;san
T..,,
.5, Ir1y1 ,a ,,
NO. '"''su' D9 ""u H' "ouu
nave u,su " 'u'''u7 anu " 'nu'ue'7'' 100
~ '"C' NC was " u'' uei'' any way 'o'
us iain'y are oyI"g no" 0' oFoAen
hear'-PoVerty DittereSt cup
And do you suppose that il be had
saved ten cents day they would have
been any better on
"OI course do' Tor ten cents day
IN one year Is 'hlr'J-slA uolIars ana MY
cents IN 'e" yeaTs-'o say po'n'"9 o'
interest," simple ana eomPouhu-'iree
nunureu anu slA'J HFe uo''aTs--" "a"u-
some ils'Ie SUN ior poor NiuoH' De
''deS a man 'I"' 'n'0N' "o'''"s o' SPe"u-
ing Ten GEMS uay LOT '"1"I'eS never
'.op' al 'D"'' iIs SUI" SPe"us '"s''
NY, .0''y anu my ''''' ".'' ''''' US
an luz way ~ . q ,''' - '"9J '"9
poet say 9--"''u "''' y 'S 'oo u 0'' anu
, ~ "'' '''0'5 '''"'' ''' '0'- ''F
NY 49,,
-. ''' J'7' ''''''N VI
'''''S s'o' ~ '''N 49,. 49,.
.S.N-,-,.,.' r,-.r,l.-2
con,c,rr in tbis life and tbe hone of =
h.,.ar Arl reo1Iv Edward do Won
,oint tbatT yonIa evcbanoa pIace. with
von2 Va, are smarter ,Ean I am. I
I..,.. ,.o,, ,ora o ho,,ar ,rods. vo,ora
;. A,at uII.. .r oo, o,I,, ,rto.
am 5o,,or or home ami Of teo,era,..
Lo,;,.. b,t 500 h,ra bousa ocro.s
,ho uoy oo;,g nm ,o he dome in the
s,r;,c Where j. vonrs2 I have q
family always at church. neatly dressed
,ybaro i vonrs on Sunday Yonr dear
,y;t. told NV wife the otber dav she
oonrd,,t .t,ord church f,r sba hadn't n
dra,s e. - ,reor On, o,t of daht-
TTou, r,orv bII. d;d vo, hove nresortad
,..u o, >-',o, v,ou,- d.,2 1baroo,t half
,bo .o1.o,s ron boro and 20, ,ybero i
,o,r ;raconco i, sociatv2 Mine is NOT
,.s.,. oroo+ oorfo.s Rrt ,yhoro :.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03
T he Two NJ C hanics
"A CENT SAVED IS TWO CENTS CLEARED
BY II. A. D.

BY II. A. D.
Franklin was one of the wisest Of
modern sages, and were his maxims rig
idly followed, there would be little pow
erty, and less complaint Of Providence
Most people however, are unwilling to
submit to such a regimen as he pre-
scribes or adopt such a course as he points
fout to secure comfortable livelihood
Every man must live up to lis means, OF
90 beyond them. He must live on cred
it, or what is worse, he must spend his
small change, and no small amount Of
that for little 'luxuries, for lager beer,
for instance, or for cigars, or for some
game of amusement; forgetting that a
cFNr SAVED, as Franklin says, is TWO
PENCE CLEAR. The poorer classes in
the community are, moreover, the most
apt to forget this maxim, and to dispose
of their small change in this way. "For
what indeed" say they, sis half a dime
Cannot a man spend this and never feel
it? Why, it isn't worth noticing, except
by a miser And yet, according to
Franklin's philosophy, it is half dime a
day, ara at the end Of one year, three
hundred and si1ty-fve half dimes, and
at the end Of life, fortune But must a
man be so proyident as this What is life
good for, unless one can live while he
lives; Can enjoy himself a little now and
tLen-can spend some of his money FOR
little oztras% This was not Frauklius
doctrine, however, doctrine, which if
now Obsolete, is the only ere, which,
when tried, will stand the test, and tbs
will.
Men may murmur at their allotments-
that luck never fayors them-that three
worlds are AGAINST them-as we have
hoard , ma, sav-,n5 that do what thew
um ,h.. o.,,, soooeJ-a,d ,bsy NAV
.,,.r. n-;., .u,..-. ~ ,t..;- ,..;.,b,,,-. ami
,,,nl., ,,,y ,L.y cs,,t 10 as we'll Rpt
r.,1-c, save ,reir half aimes-Iet them
e.-.uo ,i..;r ,-,-,.--,o, thor, ,;v. within
,beir incomes. and even more. save a
mart Of ,la,-and NOT trv merely to make
0the two ends Of the year meet. as the
saving j., and in the course Of q few
wears. thav will cease TO COMPLAIN of
proviaerco and 10 envy their n,ighbors.
Indeed thew will become grateful for the
; bopotiss or heaven. and look down upon
those vbon tbav had nreviouslv envied.
Nor is # necessary that n man sbopld re-
.ce;ys large income to be able to lay up
something. 4 distinguished D. D. in
formed US that he had bad variety Of
salaries since he had been in the ministry,
and that he saved more money when be
had three hundred dollars than when he
had fifteen hundred
-..- .-,, H., .,,-,
...-.,..',.., -, -, a.aicLo1 1,o,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03

Eay The public are warned against the
ingenious and very dangerous counter
felt of SO gold pieces, which are circu-
lated extensively, and almos: defy detec-
ton except by an expert. The genuine
coin is opened, fully one-half the gold
taken out, then filled in with platina or
some other equally heavy substance and
then closed up; the coin itself, to all aP-
pearances, remaining the same.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03
II

Twinkle, twinkle, little girl,
How thy nose is out Of curl !
Up above thy chin so high,
Like a lamp post in the sky.
When the vcrdant sun has gone,
Aud the stars their hair have done,
We will hire a lawyers dray
And gallop over the sea so gay.
Then viii feast on Goblin chops,
Peagreen prawns, and lollipops;
Hunt the skipper, catch the Group,
And fill our shoes with myrtle soup.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03
I I

Lively, lovely lsaline,
Dancing DER the moon so green,
Frecklcd is thy now black hair,
Sparkling through the spanglcd air,
While their harp, the dolphius play,
10, thou skimm'st the milky way
Wilt thou he the mackcrcPs queen {
Lively, lovely lsaline
dournful croab the cats serene;
Howl the gold fish, new the frogs,
Weep the shrimps, and purr the dogs .
Al! thy pets with rapture say
" Our lady will be wed to-day
But canst thou love a fish so green,
Blighted, pliehted Isalinei
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03

We are apt to believe in Providence
euly go lcns as We have our own way.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-03

Written on board the ship James Hoyey, while
conveying six companies Of the Vermont Sth
regiment from New York to Ship Island during
n severe gale, when 200 miles of Cape Hatteras,
March Is, l8G2,-oy A. A. Parlie, to Mrs L. l..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23

Lieutenantj W McEaas, John W Brown, Second Lieu
tenants.
CD Brooks, Captain Leween Leonard, First Lieu
tenant; Oliver Mercer, John W Ward, Second Lieu
tenants. -
HUI Cox, Captain; Claudius Monk, First Lieu
tenant; Hardy West, Nathaniel Hawey, Second Lieu
l-James Faison, Captain; D ] Devane, First Lieu
tenant Kirby Murphy. SecoLd Lieuienauis
k-Thamas F Toon, Captain; Williamson. First
Lieutenant; w Collins, Obadiah Eason, Second Leu
tenants. -..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS

= AM MANUFACTURING AT NORFOLK, VA MY
Il place of residence the most convenient and comforts
Bile Camp Cot invented and patented. 1t affords the
best chance for pleasant sleeping camp yet discovered
When spread out you have excellent bedstead ahl
mattrass with head and plOw-when folded up
makes a chair table aud writing desk,-the pillow ana
head-bOard making a valise and portfolio.
Mr. HENRY j. BROWN of Raleigh, is also making
and selling them by my authority. Price moderate Dc
not to buy before you this.
also wish 10 sell County aud State rights. All orders
promptly attended to.
JOHN F. BUTT,
Owner of Patent in Conf States
Norfolk Va, Oct. %, 1851. 9S-6m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23

C-Petsr TroubIe6eld Captain 4. R,s,.r
nHic JUnn wv. wilson - Second Lients Allen Ps
Al lem M Ashford, Captain; Robert K Ball r;
allen King, Henry Harden, Second First Lieut.
- -, Captain; Sanders a.
Iieuts. COvington Il a
,.F.Joshua Little, Captain; Daniel Monv
Lieuts ei hoSemap T. Hi
=, Captain John Rbs;,, p.
George Flowers Joseph Stepbens"ee First Liep
h-N%ah Rush, Captain; Lorenzo n Second Lepfi
Lieut.; Isaac Kearns, Nelson Honkns andrews Fin,
1at nt Ssrdner Captain; eorge fBge on,d Lsu
First battalion, IN. C. Troops-1nc,-. D's0'
mar, Major. 0oonel; David r.,
Company A-Benton Strange, Cant
First Lieut John Fain, II G HosaTar' John DycS.
B-Alfred " Bell, Capt W AndSts,onS second Lieus3
Joshua Byrd VIM HoIbrooks Second FIRST Lieu
,C.Hugh Davidson Capt Samuel = n Hi,e,uts.
Lieuts "'"es'er Farmer S rrSI
.D-AmbrOse Gaines, Capt; jackson O.. "u
Lieut. VIM Allan, James Bearden Saoo "nIpman First
lanes Bryan, Capt. George B Br;st"iI pLleuls
ALBERT l. Lea'herman; James 81 earoo FIRST Lieut.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23
FELLoW.CITIZENs OF N. CAROLINA! !,

FELLOW.CITIZENS OF N. CARoLlNhn
II HAVE BEENAUTHORIZED BY THE SECkLiA the
u of War to raise regiment OF Infantry for inc "'
FTh Officers to be elected in the usua! manner .ource
The authority coming it does from the is or.
the acceptance of the regiment so soon as
ganized. , .;,od com.
NAMES as well as those now organic n.y. who may me-
form part of this regiment, requested 10 LEI.
until further notice at Gogdsboro, from whence 'n
tiers will be forwarded to me. ,,p,prs
1t. COL 18th Reg't n. g; =, =,
March 81, 1852.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23
CHATHAM CoALFIELDs RAILROAD.

AT MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS Ar
n pointed for opening Books of Subscription 10 'H'
above Road the following Resolution was adopted -,
ResOt0ed, That Books of subscription for Stock 10 s
Company be forthwith opened, at the Bank of Cape Fga
in the City of Raleigh under the Superintendent ~
II. Jones' ""
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN ALAMANCE COUNTY NEAR THE COMPANY'S
SHOPS FOR SALE

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il SIS acres of LAND, situated three miles north Of
the COmpanys Shops, about half cleared, the balance
original forest. On the place is DWELLING with
SIX rooms, with FIRE PLACES in each Good orchard
fine water.
Terms accommodating For further Information sd.
dress me at Haw River p o. N c., R. Y. MAIDEN, Esq
my Attorney at Graham. n. C.
G. W. SWEPSON.
Alamanse Co., n. C, Jan. IA, 1852. 5-+tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23

NOTICE. ,v
nN AND AFTER THE 5TH JANUAhth
" 1862 all Freights between Weldon and ColumTs
will be taken loc4 rates, charges will follow as p
sent, and collections made at points of delivery
W. j HAWKINS, Pres. r. IT, n; H.
PC. CAMERON, n. C. +. H.
WIN. JOHNSTON, C. IS C. \,
NorEAl Government Freight will be shipped d H'''
tofore , n
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 81, 1861.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23
!, Lieut.. Colonel [;

Major
A-Samue Bunting, Captain; Samuel Bowden. Da-
vid Bunting First LIeuIs james Post, Second Lieut.
B-Thumas Perdie, Captan Robert N Devane, Henry
r Daniel First Lieuts. james Baker, Second Lieut..
C-John Hedrick, Captain; James Stevenson, Jas
Cumming, First Lieuts Jas Huggns, Second Lieut.
D-Macum McNair. Captain John ) Macarthur, John III
McKimmon, First Lieuts.; Archibald McNair, Second
Lieut.
Flames Mayo. Captain; James Draughon, Law
renee Lancaster, FIRST Leus; John F Speight, Second
Lieut.
F-John Richardson, Captain; John Melvin, Il W
Hudgius, First LIEUT.; Tatom Second Lieut..
irty-Seventh Reg, IN. C. Troops.--InfantryD
Charles c Lee Colonel; William NJ Barber, Lieutenant
Colonel; John g Bryan, Major; VIM Nicholson, adj
ii d Stowe, Commssary K NJ Oates, Quarter Master.
Company A-JOhn Harzug. Capt; James Goodman,
First Lieut.; Richard Goodman, William Stuart Sec
ond Leuenants.
B-Jonahan Horton, Capt; Jordan Cook, First Lieut.;
Thos ID Cook, Andrew Critcher Second Liegts
C-James NJ Potts, Capt; Thns Wilson First Lieut.
James Johnston William Osborne, Second Lieuts.
D-Iohn Ashcraft Capt; jackson Bost, First Lieut.
Vache T Chairs, William Gaddy, Second Lleuis.
E-Wm Fartbing Capt; Paul Farthing First Lieut.;
VIM Shull, Harvey Bingham, SecoHd Lleuts
F-Chas Hckerson, Capt Saml Shepherd First
Lieut. Dan ] l. CIary, VIM w Beard Second Lieuts
G-James Reed, Capt; Robert Steele First Lieut.;
Joel Brown. Daniel Austin, Second Lieuts.
H-Wm Rankin, Capt; Geo W Hanks, First Lieut.;
WIN C Morris Henry fite, Second Lieuts.
John K Harrison. Capt; Robt Oates. First Lieut.
Moses Hart, Julius ]. Price, Second Lieuts.
K-John Ross, Capt Lowry Grimsley First Lieut.;
VIM Halsey, John Williams, Second Lieuts.
Thirty Eighth Regs., IN. C. Troops.--Infantry.)
William Hoke Colonel Oliver q. Dockery, Lieuten-
ant Colonel; George W Sharpe. Major
Company A-Aaolphus Mosely, Captain; David G
Morrsey First LIEUT. Alsa Brown, David Pearsal,
Second Lieuts.
Lieut. Augustine W Blackburn, Lewis F. Hanes, Second
Lieuts. .-.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23
REGISTER
OF WORTH CAROLINA TROOPS

COMMANDER IN CHIEF,
HENRY 7. CLARK, Governor erc0Se'0.
AIDS.
Colonel, DANIEL N. BARRINGER.
Iisu,snant Colonel, SPIER WHITAKER.
Adutant and Inspector GsnrrofS D1Pars"'f"'
MAJOR GENERAL AND GENERAL In olEF'
JAMES G. MARTIN.
Captain Augustus M. Lewis, Pay%as r,ar,o0.tsr.
JoSn Deyereux, Assist ouar'ernaS'e''
Moses Dledsoe, :,
i" AV Gordon, Adjutant General.
@ VIM Quick, .
Thos Hogg, :" COmmissary.
James Sloan, AZ
Chas W Garrett, n, D..
Alex W Lawrence, Oiu' OePa' 'H'
w w Pierce, .
lanes N Edmondstou,
Sur0eon General