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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-25
SENATE.

FRIDAY, November 81 1862.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment, the
Speaker in the Chair.
Prayer by Rev. Henry Hardie.
Journal of day previous read and approved.
Mr.. Simpson presented the credentials of the Sen
ator elect from Caswell whereupon, Mr.. Brown was
qualified and took his seat
Mr.. Lane announced the presence of the Senator
elect from Gates and Chowan who had mislaid his
credentials but there was no question ofhis cleo
ton, Mr.. Eure was qualified and took his seat.
The Speaker then announced the following joint
standing committees on the part Of the Senate:
On Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum.-Messrs.
Arendell, Copeland and Taylor, of Nash.
Scamp Lands.-Messrs. Slaughter, Lindsay and
MurrilL
On Public Buildings and Grornds-Messrs.
Lane, Jarratt and Dickson.
Public Library.-MeSsrs. Ellis, Patrick and Las.
sitter.
Cherokee Lands and Western Turnpike. -Mossrs.
Shipp, Powell and Neal.
Insane Asytum-Messrs. Brown, Ramsay and
Smith OF Macon.
Mr.. Ellis presented memorial from the citizens
Of Columbus county, asking the Legislature to
clearly define the crime Of extortion, and praying
that adequate punishment may be inflicted for the
same.
joint rules were recommt;ed, reported the same
back with amendment recommending their adop-
ton. Concurred in.
Mr. Smith, of Macon, introduced resolution in
structing the committee on military affairs to in
quire into the expediency of paying pensions to
disabled, and the widows and orphans Of deceased
soldiers, until the same provided FOR by the
Confederate government. Passed and referred
Mr.. Ship introduced q bill to modify an act
passed at an extra session of the Legislature enti-
tied bill 10 change the jurisdiction of the Courts
and the rules of pleading (Repeals several sec
tons of the act) Referred to judiciary committee,
and on Mr.. Whites motion, ordered TO be printed
Mr.. Taylor, of Chatham, bill repeating the 10Th
section, S4th chapter, Revised Cote-(substtutes
a very stringent section in lieu thereof relative to
gaming generality
On Mr.. Halls motion the bill was referred to the
committee on the judiciary
Mr.. Young introduced bill amending the char
ter of the Western Plank Road Company. Passed
first reading and referred to committee on internal
improvements.
Mr.. Ramsay, from the committee on claims, re-
ported back to the Senate a resolution in favor of
Phil D. Smith, recommending its passage. The
resolution then passed its second reading and on
motion of Mr.. Smith, of Arson, the rules were sus-
pended and the resolution passed its third and last
reading in the Senate.
Mr. LaSSiter introduced resolution to refer so
much of the Governors message as relates to raising
ten regiments a for State defence, to the
committee on military affairs. Adopted and re-
ferred.
Mr.. Ellis introduced resolution making sundry
inquiries of the Quartermaster General for this
State.
On motion of Mr.. Ramsay, leave of absence was
granted to the Senator from Now Hanover, (Mr.
Hall,) for three days.
On Mr.. Simpsons notion the Senate adjourned
until 10 o'clock, tomorrow morning.
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Tus.nnnsia ,le,ai1e,.


Al n meeting OF the Dixie Daugl..
tiers, held ut Como on the 1ltli Of
April, the following preamble ard
resolutions were offered and adopted
WHEREAS by tho casualties of
war, We ARE called upon to mourn
the loss Of many og our brave sol
diers. and whereas Capt. W. d. DA.
VS., Sergeant Major L. q. WniTE.
1st Sergt. McGLnEg DAyDniDoE.
"a Serg's. Inos. DLASgrSsnir. and
private ISAAC TrnsEy, Of the Como
Avengers. have fallen by the hands
Of the enemy on the bloody field Of
Shiloh, and whereas, thirteen others
Of this gallant corps have been
wounded, therefore, be i,
Resoired, Tia. We, tine Dixie
Daughters, do heartily sympa,hixc
with the immediate families and the
Kindred Of those noble spirits, who
have so willingly given up their lives
for our honors and liberties.
Resolred, That the wounded not
only have our sympathy. bu. shall
have every assistance which is Ia our
power to bc.,ow.
Resoired, Tina. the Dixie Daugh.
tiers, while deeply interested in the
welfare Of this-oar especial com.
pany-do entertain womens' sympa.
thy for the wounded throughoa, OUT
army, and feel themselves willing
and ready 10 render them every o..
~sis,ance IN In their power. whereve,
they may be fosnd, and furthermore
Rescirsd, Tha, We especially sym
pa,hise with our dear friend IN,
President, in her sorc sAaietiou, On,
resolve 70 wear the badge Of mourn
ing for the usual period Of thirt,
days.
Rssolred. That . copy Of thes'
resolutions be forwsrded 10 our Pres
idens, Nlys. cambridge, and also b,
furnished Tie Pamela bar for pablica
ton.
llas. J. D. Corrrs
Secretary Dixie Dssshtets.
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iii tssa ms#H Fafait r. III
~ "a Ass#lag AHA a Hpa aH
4 80 ~ T#sI4y msh "a tHf
efsss sfa mai faH Hf lmYHB
No. tgsfyeeem ~ 80 fawHdy
ftafs ftft tsftel HHi ~ ~ 4 y
slH II aapssahla faf ma r. TIE iha
All IA sithsaA I sah afi NJ hafars y
Tttg.t sgm'g en- Injected N
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stpas n fbf ta'fahtu If iha pro
BE II ftlt eYaafy I hsge aae baa.
.atai msn Ha Hefei ~, a'al lHf saigi
sss ia maei steitd n ba n ~ m'
ephltya ftfai and "a ~ thasI
n tie paafia II tsh4lt county
Il ffal fatita iia fhy VII ffspaui
Fl fis tdi With aelf 1afifeug
IN uplugH ml HbatHliig
Il I'll WAND,
Captain
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Z, [v,r tie p.noln Swr.
AVHtOV NEWT.
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL.

Oxronp, Miss, April 18th.
Mns. l.. l.. .!cCNWgrN, Prcsidcn,
Ladies' Aid Society. sardis, Mis-:
The tox Of Hospital supplies Kind.
~ sent to the unfortunate Sick sol
diers now in this Hospital, was re-
ceiyed on dc I'd inst. Permit me
to tender You, and rl,roegh You, to
the good ladies Vi the society, the
heart. felt thanks OF the many sick
and wounded soldiers who are the
recipients Of your kind and we'll
selected contribution. In the hour
Of our country's great peril, the Ia.
dies, like their ilius,rions prcdeces.
sors in the days "t'at tried mems
souls are doing important and in
valuable service in behalf Of human.
ity, and the government. In my
ward ! have several patients who are
quito low, and require s,imulan,s,
and ii was truly gratifying to inc
this evening, to sec the poor fellows
look SO cheerful aud buoyant, when
offered them some blackberry wine,
the gif, Of the ladies' Of my county,
the banncr county Of the State
The Hospital here is said to be larg
Is. and best arranged in the Confed
erate States. The ladies visit III,
various wards every day, and viii
their smiles and cheering presence
administer consolation to the dyhs
soldier who is absent from home an,
friends, on the glorious mission o
pcrpesaating the incssimablc right
and privileges Of selfsovrnment
aud throwing Of a d~espotism equa
to tina, Of Louis XIV.
Ladies', your energies and prayer
will be sslusafy: ., be Of good cheer
anl 90 on In your Heavcn-born mis-
c sion Of doing good, and you will d
timately meet with . reward d.
. those only who are pure and ineel
ruptible.
!. Will my best wishes for you, N
those whom you represent, .
u an, very respectfully,
A. I. kItis.
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SOLDIERS.

Our usually quiet little town was
the scene Of considerable animation
Yesterday, especially among the fair.
cr portion, who were busily engaged
in making arrangements for the re.
ccption Of the wounded soldiers from
Memphis.
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4 H. persons esine War Tss n
~ hefeiy natiasd shas Tho ssss ,ss.t =
rald hrsween The Hrd md isenftsfh ~
" sias nest,
pss ths psrross NJ reeeisiss ssll Veos
will atissd IL the folIs.i6a lsmee ~
places, ~ tho district eomvossd u IN
esassy NJ Pamela, ssf "
Paasla, Monday, 4 NJ nesl.
Itohna, tuesdns. 0sh MI ssas.
pops's, Wsdnssdss. IN Nag sest.
EUREKA, Thar.dsv, nh May ness.
Bynam's Greek. vAday, ~ Ma -
~spfissrost. riasy, leib Als) assi.
sssdis, saturday. I,th May nest.
camo. Monday. 18th May nsat.
Pleasant Mount, Tuesday, 9uth M.
Peach Creek. Wejnss, ~. 2las AlAi.
star Place, rhsvrday, I'D May ssaa.
Nothing bat coin ~ {. \. Treasury ~
~ill b, received IN pssvest y. ihis Tsa~
The TINT in which iha tax !. ~ hs ssIs4.
~ teing SHIRT. md tho Z. \ ItAspv
notes. ~ snsiler sass, beinr sestss
anticipate difficulty In masiss hspf,
whom bill. fm larscr sums than The ssssAi
ine nfr rendered. An persons ~ lh>ss.
FORE eluliVncd to ascertain hyfoseh nd Ne
exact amuhnt " ,hsir tastes, and 70 ssss
prptt u 70 pay u, NJ iar M psUAA,
without requiring ehs.rs; o,hefN.ss, "
,hs ra, mcns eann"s hc msde fop vs4sl
ID iuse. J, will b. tbs fault " the ,sx psy.
cts. md ths penalty Of the Law will kln.
~ r,d by thsm. !. u. JONES.
nol3 tvllrcsor for ssId Difrtd.
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Maior.General Upper, of Miss,
appeals to the Militia Of the State
to organize, and prepare for active
service. This order will be found in
another column.
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TAN u.

We call the attention Of our read.
crs 10 the notice in our ADVERTISING
columns. If u hundred and sixty
acres Of valuable ,imocfci land for
sale, upon which is a fine location
for a Tan Yard, also plenty Of good
spring water.
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srrt,rws tniilala, rGs,

have authority r. hld ,vfmmf
eampame, % ny Battery md an
prepared 10 frrush ten lpss filel
cannon fpf neh
Gentlemea engaged 10 taItng CON
Iabies, arc invited o. apply 10 me
within treag diys o. y VIII BE- ~.
late vii fnnhh bounty mont,
and clothing Bach company will W
entitled f. elect one Captain and tr
LtsuifHHtfs
~ 81. WARD.
Captain Of Artillery.
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FfHH III D. AHHFA#ElsH T. &c
sLfAa fBm safasss taatafas a Ah
tsu4taa mefhsf a~asfsfsse talll
a ~ ssaf fagitih. iasfss fe4a =
lsy talls. atl 4 /. pte sfad " ~
~ nemig 1hst II il datf tss
fisfa. Il alll h sas n tha hlaa dsi
feufsly ENLISTED haiflsi ilms hw
ffW tssa fsueit aayubefe NJ
" lafels. 4 ]. stated So s%fhtahlia
.iihs lHsl. fdl e. Hett fi,a seFbt u
IT, liia hattie ~ the Ta0aassea f.
Ftamtl ~ esffy lien tieauptrfd
'gH q egitih Gftp' ahl ~
ei il fsf rom saet umIss re
aaete. lfaiiteh. 9Th large fsfea
from NtmHt fffmonis army from
.tlsien ktmml = fai Pope army
ham hes ilaifii, a. gfaaaHlg
uufs fttm Their fofee sill pfab
tbly tfash m & ~ A. 100, 200 iatn.
|Tbey Hifi d. mat n.y. Zen lleaHfa
rHi With D fofae Sufficiently lnR.
a. itfel them.
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~ There sas . tuue eitelll
Hor ta mn irsa Yesterday 70 fte
object that the NHns sns, ~ Tlt'la,
~ .hf i oneiimn mlled, lnd sml
- talual Rmbholfs ~ hew o..
lun.. and weut d9an hera,lf siih
ihe seventh W. don't hosc much
belief IN tbis nmor II u most too
GOOD 10 he tine ll18,ser, u may
BE- ~, and We hope u Is, bat b a day
or tvo ven lGow ~ abuat II.
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titou tUItiNTtl.

IN our telegraph column We pub.
lish d short address from Ten. Beau.
regard, at Couniii, in relation 10
The burning Of cotton, etc. II Nuul ,
be well for those interested to give
tia peiusal,
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TuSE Law.

In another column will 10 found
this law, which we publish to-day en-.
tire. And Nil those who do not wish
to be conserip,ed had better join
Wards Battery Immediately. This
is an important Law, aud one which
concerns almost every one more or
less. Il is also a subjee. which a,
presen. interests the public generally
more than anything We could pub
lish. Il will, therefore, no doubt 3,
read with interest by ALL,
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Es5- Owing to the wan, Of space.
the Muster Roll Of the Mississippi
Defenders" 'has unayoidably. been
crowded out Of this issue. !, will
appear next week.
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prLEGrsFmc slvs VI ug,a,,
from snftnths.Aadrss ffem
Cen u6nutpantd

gbirm iipg IL slill Kept up ~ our
ftopL
1bc following address has been ~
Fueil
" M Fieaers n he Soai6
The cr u%alties u war have opened
the aitss ssppi fiyrr to our enenies
The .ime. therefore, la come 10
test the wfnestnoss Of alb clnates.
anil ! cali upon all patriotic planters
owning cotton IN the possible reach
d oar cueaHea TO apply the torch Il
It without delay or hesitation.
Signed q. 4. BRarRrGAGp
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rfyiE following strav property VII ls
solI on 10 1T Monday 10 MAY nsIt.
f'crsona who posted the horses and "Isn
nrs reqlired 10 have them st tbs Coca
House N the Day " salc, via.
Two horses,asen np ~ r. Mclh,vsIt
Two do DO d. ". II. .iohasss.
uns do d. do i. a. l.iEt.oht.
tine RID ~ d. d. Y. A, Tss!~r.
Ons red and white ~ y. i. JaeAss.
r. y. JuNkS. Rses~.
April 10. ts62. lis
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TO We understand that he Clerk
y the Board Of Police, has received
m order from the Adjuiaut. neral
81 the State. to enroll the conscripts
forthwith. Look out boys
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II Hprclfsthat thetncms llect 81
eunhonis. Twelve IL mmsef, wssed
Font jackson on Thursday night.
without captnt .lg Tint iortitcatuii.
lgaVing u, ~ the contrary, ~ the
rear. They rrocecdcd up to ihcciiy
whcrc they arrived ami anchored h
tl"rser %anposi'e the wharf. Tile
.cogunnder then demanded ibc sur
render Of the city. The terms pre-
scntcd fr The consideration of the
auihori.lts nre slatcdt 70 De- % follows f:
iwcnty.Iuw hours ~ which 10 lie.
eide Leiween the alternatives Of sur
render and bomlsrdmcut d tho city.
Tussnmtia 2e,ai1eH.
Cog1NTn, April Ga dispatch
ha, been received here from Tuscun
Bin which snys that Sco.t's Louis.
iana cavalry, with two companies.
rave rctakcn Tuscumhia.
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~ Besides the pretty compli.
mens which Dr.. Ellis, Of the Oxford
Hospital, pays the ladies Of the ssr.
dis Aid Society, |. certainly mus. be
q source q qualification 10 them to
know What . vast deal Of pleasure
and comfort their ccasribssioss to
that institution, afforded the poor
sick and wounded soldiers, who may
b iar iron friends aud hVue.
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~msolvent nOtice.

e1vllE undersigned. administrators \ -
estate u william Love, dseese8
having reported 10 the lprebele Cose4
Tasiss county, Aississippi. u he -
tsrta. lt02, that said estate b ieselveos
All psrseNs having slsims aeaiwss 80
tate. ~ hereby ness6ed 10 se~e ~.
and have thsiv slaiws dHly pssen1o
regisssse1 In w. Ossk's o0ss u atoe
on cs befsre tn - Moadsy h -
1853, o. IN viii he lefsvep bssre4
WILLIAM @. MAxWElA.
Jan. q, ls69. fs1s6ml AdmisssssH
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CHANGE Of siMG.

Trail on The Mississippi and Ten
he.-ee railroad Ho# tun "a lellowsi
Passenger train leaves Memphis lai.
" ~ bo'clopk =. 81, Trivblga ut Pans
ola or B,tca,,llc depot nc about . =.
81. and Grenada ut 1880 =. st., md
leaves Grcnada Ut = \. ~. arriving
1t Pamela drpot about 4 h s. Tie
freight and accounts daiion train
train 1cnycs Memphis Mt q A. NJ, r..
arriving in Grcnada a, ? =. -, "od
lcayes GRENADA Mt 9 4. NJ, arriving
in Memphis nj or. 81.
r.. The Confederate Senate has
passed afill fixing the pay Of clap.
lains IN the rrmy Mt 500 pcr month
and ratious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-13

A Port Royal letter says that contrabands
are still coming in. There il no cessation in
the stream CO. stantly and regularly arriving. -
It is thought the arrivals are qrester IN num-
her j1sst now than hitherto.
There is now being placed another story and
a half on the building Of the War Department
in Washington md it viii be completed in
about three week..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-13
SOUTHERN NEWS.

news from the South
The Confederate Senate, last week, was
A;oa, ocenDied in the consideration and dis
. ..;oo If two bills originating in that body
sso attending the provisions o.. the scQUestra-
ion sc< to nersons in the Confederate States
,rbo withhold allegiance 20 the Confederate
government, the other 70 punish inSnrectlon
~ rsbellion against the Confederate States
Tho 1asf mentione I'LL was Indefinitely post
nooad the other WIS laid on the table,
Several bills were passed, among them bill
son, the House to require the surgical exami-
nation CT conscripts in congressional districts.
r. the House, the Senate bill to refund the
aycess Of the quota Of the war tax paid by
Noth Carolina was passed.
Mr. Dnu.linot, delegate from the Cherokee
nation, was admitted to the privileges Of the
floor.
The bill authorizing the suspension Of the
writ Of habeas corpus in certain eases, was dis
cpsed Until the hour Of adjournment,
The statements Of refugees lately from Rich
mynl are that the Merrimac No. 2, Or Rich
wonj, is nearly ready for service, having re-
ceiycd her IRON armour. which is five inches
thick. She is pierced for 6 guns columhl-
ads on each side, and a pivot gun fore and ait.
At the Tredegar works, D ten-inch rihed gun,
fifteen feet long, is being finished, for which
Al the same works teel-polnted shot are being
made
The Coofederates state that they now have
len gun|oaIs on the James River similar TO the
Teazer, each of which carries rifed guns.
Recruiting 10 Kauawha Valley is progl: sslng
very rapidly, many of the old infantry compa
ues having been filed already, and cavalry
companies forming without number.
It is SAID in some Of the Northern papers
chat Gen Mcclellan approves of President
Lncon's Emancipation proclamation, as war
MEASURE, as does Gen. Halleck.
The WASHINGTON corr spon1ent Of the New
lork Herald adilms that efforts against zen.
NcCe|an still continue, in cer,aln quarters,
and that letter " ,itten by the late Gen, kear~
NY, Disappearing Of the Elaos Of Gen. McC.,
en- the Peninsula, is used to the prejudice OF
the latter.
NJ. Walter B ,wje, of Prince Georges coun-
~ Was arrested by the military authorities, at
Marlboro, Md, on Saturday last
Nj. Thomas Lomax. King George County,
reported mortally wounded at the battle OF
e0arpbu's was severely wounded In the hip,
Out not MORALLY
1o''tay trains we're to have commenced run"
r0s regularly between Harper's Ferry and
1n's'lerck, making full connection with the
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suffsring1 of the People Of Norfolk.

The citizens Of Norfolk, Va, are represent
ed 10 be ia a suffering conlltlon, for All area
containing forty thousand inhabitants is en-
closed by Federal picke5s, and traders from
The country are forbidden to enter the city with
ANYTHING excent vegetables. The port is un
der blockade, and the Federal vessels are not
allowed to enter to trade. These stringent reg
uIations have been rendered necessary on ac-
count Of the undisguised disloyalty and 5reaoE-
ery of the citizes.s Of Norfolk Gen. Vlele has
been here and represented the facts TO the Pre-
sident and the Secretary Of War, and to-day
the subject was discussed in Cabinet.
Itwas argued that Norfolk. occupying sim
liar position to that OF New Orleans, SHOULD be
supplied as 8 military necessity General
Viele has no authority to supply the iuhabi-
tants from the military stores. The Govern
ment refuses to supply them with food as prlso-
ners Of war, and the only relief must be per-
mittinf them TO purchase provisions tor them
selves. It is believed that the decision OF the
Cabinet was adverse TO granting permits to
Northern merchants TO trade with Norfolk, as
the Secretary of War refused such permits ar
ter the adjournment ofthe cabinet.
The existence Of fifty millions Of dollars Of
audited but unpaid accounts comes OF the ina
biIirv Of the contractors for engraving treasury
notes TO furnish them as rapidly as they are
needed.
The y. York Board Of Aldermen have passed
an ordinance authorizing the issue Of city shin
plasters Of the usual denominations under q
dollar. We presume the Councmen will IL
dorse the act,
A republican, in a New England regiment,
now in Louisiana, writes to his friend in New
Haven. as follows:-"We must give up our
notion, frieul B., Of negro equality, Or even
of emancipation, unless very gradual and re-
mote. My opinions have undergone change
on this subject. 1t is not the negro who Suffers
by the institution, but the master.
From the army of the Potomac We have in
timations of All immediate forward movement.
Three days since Gen AverilI, whose brigade
was stationed at the St, James College made
an important advance into Virginia. Lie has
not been heard from officially since.
Affairs on the James river continue quiet
and monotonous The truce boats daily as
cend the river with their prisoners, without
even giving 8 shrek from their whistles as
they pass, and return as peacefully, while the
p;cket boats make their semi-daily trips as reg
ularly as clock work. A person living on the
hanks Of the James would be led to believe
the people Of the whole world were at peace
with each other, and not that enc of the great
est powers on earth is fighting an intestine
war. in which millio1 anl d ilalf OF men are
battling against each other.
The sessions Of the courts OF the several
counties comprising the eth judicial circuit Of
Maryland, are temporarily suspended, in con-
sequence of Judge Carmichael being held as 8
In oonc +i4,-
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Horrible CASUALTY,

A MOST terrible accident says the Napoleon North
ssst happened about three miles vest of this place
on Saturday last, by which little daughter of Mr.
John RIhres, aged between four and five yeArs,
nat with most horrible death. The particulars,
Us narrated to US, are about as follows: On the
afternoon of that day, two Of Mr.. Rahres children
WeIt out Into leld Lear the. dwelling the ppr-
pose Of burning bruih, etc, Shortly after leaving
the house the elder child returned for some pur-
pose or other leaving the younger alone in the
field. The former was away from the field but a
short time, and on returning the younger child
found completely roasted to death Its legs. arms
AMI body reduced almost 10 a einder, and shrunken
md shriyeled up ~ most horFiptts fasnHor. par
Informant says that the remains presented the most
checking and heart sickeHing sight he ever looked
upon. Tho clothes Of the unfortunate child doubt
less caught from the 6Te which she was feeding
with brush, bark, etc., and being sutbcated by the
flames and smoke, was prevented from making ar
outcry, OF otherwise giving the alarm. Life wal
entirely extinct when she was discovered.