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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-04

ADVICE TO You've MEN.-The spirited local I"
of the Lynchburg Republican gives the following
sensible advice to young men, which we heartily
endorse:
The custom Of improper re(erenccto the ladies is,
We fear very common among the young men of our
city, as well as elsewhere Our advice to all such
is, never to make use of an honest womans name in
an improper place, or at an improper time, or in a
mixed company. Never make assertions about her
that you think are untrue illusions that you feel
she would blush to hear. Like the tender flowers
which the early frost kills, the character of woman
when assailed by the breath of suspicion is forever
gone. False though these suspicious may be, she
can never regain what she has once lost And we
advise our young friends when they get into the
company of men who do not scruple to make use of
woman's name in a reckless manner, Immediately
to leave them, and shun them as they would viper
for be assured they are the worst members of the
community, and are men lost to every sense of hon.
or, and every feeling of humanity.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-04
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
HILISROR0, STREET RAIRIGH "

HAVING PURCHASED THE PROPERTY IN THE
Ia City of Raleigh, recently occupied by Major Phillips
aud known Phillips Hotel" have opened it for
Of the public under the name and style of
EXCHANGE HOTEL
The extensive improvement now going on, and which
will be completed possible-the erection of
buildings and the thorough Oyerhaung and renovang of
old ones-w render the Exchange convenient and COM
Portable; and the proprietor is determined that its
agement and internal arrangements shall be such
compare avoraby with the first class hotels of the country
The table will be abundanty supplied with the best the
market and the country affords and efforts expense
will be spared to render the house in every respect
Portable home to its guests
The Exchange located Hisboro street, some two
hundred yards west of the Capitol.
Thirty to forty large and commodous rooms will be
ready for occupation by the assembling of the Legislature
A liberal share of public patronage respectfully soli
cited. Give call and will endesyor to treat you
well.
Omnbusses will be in attendance the cars to convey
passengers to and from the Exchange.
w. II. CUNINGGIM, Proprietor.
l.. BRANsoS, Superintendent
Raleigh, N. c. Oct. %, 1862. A-w&swlm.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-04

ACCOMPLISHMENTS QUorA.-It has been FREQUENT.
stated IN the papers recently that North Carroll
ma has furnished more than her equal proportion of
soldiers for the war If this be true no more SOL
diers should pc permitted to leave North Carolina
until the other States are required to SUNNY their
fair proportion 1t is trite and true saw that a
free horse should never be rode to death. II the
men OF North-Carolina have volunteered more free.
y and more readily obeyed the requirements of the
Irst cal Tor conscrpts than the other States thew
should De excused, from the second call until the
G %t states come up to an equality with them.
Inns matter should certainly be looked into in time
% prceecs North-oarolina from injustice Green.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-04

SIGNAL CORPS, @. S. A.-The following appoint
ments of Lieutenants in the Confederate States
day of its adjournment:
A: L Lindsay, Virginia; G. g. Memminger, s. @. !;
W. N. N. Otey, Tennessee; Ed Burke Texas; j.
N. Strbbs, Virginia; B. Duval, Maryland; j. s.
Mason, Virginia; z. F: Rufin formerly G. S. Navy)
Georgia H. O. Lindsay, kentucky; James Cary,
Maryland j: A. Stephens, Georgia; A. j. Stead
man, N O.; j.: L. Doggett, N G.; G. E. Harrison,
Virginia +. Markoe, Maryland.
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Our paroled prisoners instead Of beinc ollouod

Our paroled prisoners instead of being allowed to
60 home to their friends, are detained now about
Richmond on half rations, with scarcely clothes
enough to shield them, and in uncomfortable quar-.
tiers. Why is this? Why not let them come home
to recruit, and save the expense of half feeding
them Many of them by coming home could OBJ.
tain shoes and clothing, and in few weeks would
be men again-but kept as they are, they must die
or become invalids.
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NoRTH;cARotINA,l COURT OF EQUITY,

II Wake County. Fall Term, 1862
d. LAURA P. CorroN AND OTHERS.
ear pdrte.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
L.. Equity of Wake County, at Fall Term, A. d. 1862
in the above entitled of Laura Cotton and Others
the undersigned Clerk and Master will proceed sell the
land aud premises in the pleadngs mentioned and descb
ed on the 2sth day of November next at public auction
The house and lot located in the City of Raleigh on
Newbern street. about half mile from the business part
OF the City and is of the desrsblepces to be
found The dwelling house is large and commOdiOus-
containing thirteen rooms with about Is acres Of land at
tached having all the necessary outhouses, and well OF
the finest water There is also fire stable lot and well
OF water omit. Possession will be given immediately.
The sale will take place on the premises commencDgs
IL NJ Hpon credit of year for third of the price
two years for another third and three years for the residue
of the purchase money the purchaser entering into bond
with two able securities
&. G. LEWIS, C. n. E.
Oct gath, 1862. A-wkswl0t
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By BIRDIE.
{wRIETR BIZ SPECIAL REoUEsr.)
: Speak kindly to the soldier,
: His home is far away;
And all the loved companions
Who cheer'd bis youths bright day;
No words from kindred voices
Fall on bis list'ning ear
Nor looks of deep devotion,
From those his heart holds dear.
his cheek is pale with sorrow,
His bosom filled with woe;
And burning tears of anguish,
In secret Oftimes flow.
Upon the sOeary night todtch,
His mind flies Ger life's track,
And olden dreams. of giadness
Come wildly rushing back.
Before his vision rises
IN far distant land,
At the Silly hour of twilight
Another household band:
The CHEEKY fire is blazing,
But each brow is marked with care
The darling, and the loved one,
@ No more is gathered there.
H. And as these scenes pass by him,
A tear-drop dims his eye;
And froulhis quivering young lip r.
There trerhbles up sigh.
Speak kindly oh, speak kindlyt
Twill cheer his aching heart,
And cause the storms Of darkness
From out his soul depart.
Speak kindly to the soldier,
With merry jest and song;
Thy kindred and thy loved ones,
Daily around thee throng:
With joy each young eye beameth,
Each lip .wreathes with a smile:
But the heart Of the lone soldier
Is weary AZ the while.
Speak kindly! oh, speak kindly!
Each sorrowing thought allay;
And send his darkened spirit
Rejoicing on its way.
Shadewell Seminary, Lenior Co., N c., 1859.
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$50 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR
SALE

TNA E UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
y valuable tract of LAND situated in the Eastern part
Of Franklin County, lying between Red Bad and Sandy
Creek containing $50 acres portion of the land rich
low grounds and for the growth of and cotton there
is none superior to it in the County The upland is we'll
adapted to the growth of tobacco corn and small
On the premises there is number of tobacco
ries stables negro cabins, and an overseers house.
For further information apply in person by letter to
I. ]. STOKES,
Castalia, N. G.
Vca II, 1883. 4s-w&sw17t
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Some woman at Charlotte is disturbing our friend
VIM. Johnston, by pulling down his fence to take q
near cut to the Military Institute, whom he threat
ems to prosecute if she does not desist without
regard TO her age or sex"
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS AND Me-

RY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY DEEDS IN TRUST E1.
- eeuted to by N. s. A. Chafn, we will sell at pub
lie auction the premises the Goth and 2ls days OF
November next about 800 Of most valuable lands
lying iR Dave County, the Yadkin River, of which
about soO acres are very fertile low lands.
Said lands situated in healthy section Of the State
about II miles Southwest of Salem and l6 miles North
west of Lexington. =
We will also sell number of negroes some horses and
mules, large number of cattle and hogs, wagons and
gears farming TOOLS several stills and tubs oDehaf OF
threshing machine, together with many other articles
Further particulars will be made known the day oil
sale. i. G. LASH, z,,.,
THOS. J. WILSON.
October q, 1852. 43-W&sWst.
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VALUABLE LAND For sALE.
ANDREW G. HILL AND OTHERS,


II. A. CoPE AND orHERs
an WEDNESDAY THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER
" next will sell at aution, the premises the tract
of land mentioned in the peadngs in the above cause adj
joining the lands Of Wesley o. Smith, James J. Lynn r.
~ Saunders W. A. Smith, deceased and Others being the
dover land of the late Frances Cope widow John Cope
containing about III acres.
TERMS-A credit of months will be given with inter-
est from date. r. G. LEWIS, C. NJ E.
October 20, 1852. S7-w&swtd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-04

The Richmond Enquirer thinks that if the Gov.
errors Of all the States were to make similar an.
peal to the one made by Gov. Vance to the people
of this State, it would have the happiest effect.
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100000,

e1O0,OO0.\ -
DILES, FISTULA IN ANO, TBMOKs,
II SPERMATORRHOEA, ULCERATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR, J. A. CLoPTON Of
Montgomery, A gives special attention to the above
diseases and perfect satisfaction in every case
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that be coud cure
the worst case of PILES.
He has operated with perfect success in several cases
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons he BAs
never had accident to happen.
Persons writing must enclose ten cent stamp to ensure
attention.
Aug. IL, 1852. 33-W&sWn
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DISTRIBUTION OF THE SCHOOL FUND.

- 4 +. OF
- SSSl
o.
Ib the Treasury application
Counties Mitchell Pennsylvania
which they respectively formed having Counties &
the General Assembly. "uer the
- . zEBULoN VANCE
frsRdnt sz fLaAarvR
Board
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-04

The LADIES' Soldiers Association in Fayetteville
have received from the gentlemen and ladies of that
place number Of carpets to be made up into COW
ering for the soldiers.
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

BRASS FOUNDRY.
UNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY lNfoHAo
u the public that be has in successful operation,
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City Of Rsleigh. All tnoss
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS will please give MIN
call before bargaining elsewhere.
The highest price will be paid for old copper brass aHO
zinc.
~ Office opposite the market house.
Raleigh, Aug q, 1861. :s6Twas"Sln'
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The Fayetteville Observer says that the people of
Montgomery County have gone to work. for the
soldiers in good earnest.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-04

Very serious apprehensions exist of an early at
tack upon Charleston and Savannah from a formi-
dable sea and land force. We trust Beauregard
will successfully resist it
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TOBACCO TOBACCO!I T0BACCoI!!

TOBACCO! TOBACCO!I TOBACCO!!!
II HAVE PURCHASED ABOUT 200 HHDS. OF TO.
BACCO. would like to sell about 100 hhds suitable
for manufacturing sell in lots to suit purchasers
prices varying from $40 to $50 hundred pounds Would
deliver at Franklinton, Henderson and Litfleton.
Address at Louisburg, N. c.
TH0S K. THOMAS.
Oct. 81, 1862. 43-w&sw5t.
~ The Greensborough Patriot and Charlotte Demo-
will each publish three times weekly and forward bills
to me. T. IT.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-04

Manry our new Commissioner to Europe, had ar.
England. "Nse !"
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LOST OR STOLEN,

LUST OH SIULEN,
DBTwEEN RALEIGH AND HILLSBORO' ON THE
Id the N. c. Rail- Road on Thursday evening
the 18th ust Black Leather Travelling Bag contrasting
several articles of clothing and number of valuable
Pers.
will give 800 reward to any person who will deliver
it. with contents either of the Conductors the n
C. Rail Road, and no questions asked
w. B. EDMONDSON.
EverittsyiIle, N c.. Oct 81, 1852 43-w&sw9tpd. o
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G9t StapSarh,
BIZ BIRDIE.

49, For the Standard.
SPEAK KINDLY TO THE SOLDIER.
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II large TANNERY, with the advantage Of steam works
do herein certify that we will tan and deliver promptly
leather hides third upper and harness hidsshaf-
Any person wanting hid tanned for cash. we will tan sole
leather hides for 40 cents pound and upper and harness
House, Randolph County, N c. Hides be delivered to
us at the yard or at the Depot at High Point and the
le.ther VIII be delivered mt the same place.
For further particulars address
S. ". n. KIVETT
New Market, Randolph Co.. n G..
Oct 81, 1862 4S-wSswSm.
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Granville Co., Oct. %, 1862.
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tand
weekly Board
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Oct. Il, 1859.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
The Invasion of the North.

How these words fall on the ear ! IT
has been our boast that no rebel troops had
pressed the soil of Free State. We can
make that boast no longer. True, they are
only guerrllas that have done this-pushng
themselves across the Ohio, and making
depredations when they have no purpose
to stay. But the contamination is accom-
plshed, and the stain is felt more than the
wound. Perhaps it was what we needed
to arouse and impasson us. Indiana can
not abide the reproach. The whole North
will avenge it. TIE great rebel military
organization of the West is broken up, and
its fragments scatter themselves for petty
assaults
Gov Morton of Ind. sent 1000 infantry
cavalry and artillery to Henderson, which ar
rived there on the Odd simultaneously one o
our gunboats went up the river with consider
able force to protect Union residents
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

England and France We have work enough
on our hands without their interference, bNt
they wiH most surely inteUtrt, and that soon
unless we show that we are powerful enough
to crush this cursed rebellion.
10 the old and the young, to the rich and
the poor, to all classes we then appeal for
one great effort that will encure success. Our
noble boys already in the servics-those who
fought at Pea Ridge, Winchester, Shiloh
and Port Republic, those W no have endnreu
hardships and faced death like brave mem
call upon us for this effort II this 100000
men are promptly furnished, they can return
within a wear, to their homes. 1t is duty
we owe them, to sustain them when they are
pressed by overwhelming forces, aud appeal
to us for aid. Then--every man to his post
Jet the country resound with glad shout of
cheerful response TO tue call of our brothers
and sons already in the field to the call Of
our country in her hour Of extreme peril
Let us show to the nations Of the earth that
we have not undertaken what we cannot ac-
complsh Never be it said that Ashtabula
county men, who talked and voted for liber
ty and free government will not fight for it
and that voluntarily and freely. Upon
each man, upon each township, rests the re.
sponsiSility Of their action. Those who re-
spond readily and cheeriully will be freed
from the disgrace OF a draft.
Volunteers wio respond to this call will
receive Sl3 per month aud bounty OF 500,
one fourth Of which will be paid in advance,
and they will not be ready for field opera.
tions until the warm weather is over Draft
ed men will receive Sll per month and no
bounty.
BY order of the Military Committee
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

1t is first ordered that military comman-
ders within the States of Virginia, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Arkan.
sas, in an orderly manner seize aud use
any property, real or personal, which may
be necessary or convenient for their several
commands for supplies or for other mill.
tary purposes, and that while property
may he destroyed for proper military oh.
jects, none shall me destroyed in wanton.
ness or malice.
Second. That military and naval com.
manders shall employ as laborers within
and from said States so many persons OF
African descent as can be advantageously
used for military or naval purposes, giving
them reasonable wages for their labors.
Third-That as to both property and
persons of African descent, accounts shol
be kept sufficiently accurate and in detail
to show quantities aud amounts, and from
whom both property aud persons shal
have come as basis upon which compeu
sation can be made in proher cases, auC
the several departments CT this Govern
ment shall attend to and perform thei
appropriate parts towards the execution o.
these orders.
BY order of the President.
EDSIN NJ. SLANT on,
Secretary Of War.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
Secession sympathy.


The Breckenridge Dem jcrats of Detroit
got up row on Tuesday evening on the
occasion of the holding of Il war meeting -
These seces>ionStS interrupted the meeting
with all manner Of noises, and finally fell
upcu Captain Il. @. Ward. The Advertiser
says
These wretches seemed to have a partcu.
lar spite against Captain E. B. Ward, aud
manifested their dislike iu various ways
AT the close of the meeting they made a
rush for the Captain, with the avowCd iu-
tenliou of killing him, aud it was only by
the most superhuman eXertions of Sheriff
Flanagan, officer Sullivan, and two or three
Others, that his life was saved. The mob
were deviliSh in their vindicliveneSS, aud
not coutcut with driving Captain Ward fol
refuge to the Russell House. beat him, the
officers, Hon. Henry A. Morrow, aud
others. The officers were enabled to get
Captain Ward into the hotel, and from
there to a place Of safety, but for over an
hour the mob Ueleugured the building
yelug aud curSiug, aud blocking up The
main entrances Officers guarded tae door
way, aud kept the rioters outside, bat only
with the greatest difficulty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
Capture OF Memphis and Fairmont Mis-
sOuri.


The depreds lrion, Of Porter's guerrilla
baud, iu Northeast Missouri, reached the
climax Of villniuy at Farmout, Clark
county, and at Memphis, Scotland county.
Al Memphis they appeared last Sunday
about $50 strong under Porter aud his
suOurdiuates. The town was completely
surprised, aud every male citz'u taken aud
placed in the Court House with strong
guard over them. Porter being informed
who were secessiou,tS permitted the rebel
sympathlzerS to pass out. The town was
then plundered, aud every thing Of value
to the ScouudreiS taken. Over / 900 was
taken in money from the houses, Union
stores riled, and every species Of Villainy
perpetrated.
Having completed their freebooting mis-
sion, they, lett, taking with them DR.. VIM.
Aylard aud Capt. Wm Dawson, of the
State Militia WIN. Aylard was left by
them hanging on a tree, three miles on the
Lancaster road, aud Captain Dawson takeI
! further on.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
MISSING OF THE TwENTY-NINTH

The Cleveland Hcra'd Of the 10th, publish
es q letter from 1t. Col CLARK, of the 10Th,
dated Salisbury Fair Grounds, North Caroli-
ma. June 23, 1862, where he is himself prs-
oner. In it he gives the following list of
members of the regiment taken at the battle
of Port Rcpublc-thc privatcs being taken to
Lyuchburg Va, and the officers to Salisbury.
1t will be seen that this list contains the name
ii. p. TURNER, of of company a, who was
reported killed, in murderons manner and
whose funeral was preached, in Hartsgroyc,
on Sunday before last:
List of prisoners from the Doth Regiment
Ohio Infantry, taken by Confederate army, at
Port Republic, Rockingham county, Va,
June 9th, 1862:
Field Officer-Licut Col. Clark
CoMPANr A.-Sergt. T. +. Hoyt: CorPl.
a. l.. Rickard; Privutcs G. Covctt, c. Roth,
John Sylvester, r. b. Broughton. \. Frcyer
L. P. Young John Ellis, j. Evcne, II. P.
Turner
COMPANY B.--Licut Andrew Wilson,
Sergt J, Z: Tanner, Corporal a. j; Lang
w. j. Bune, j. Brace, s. A. Stanley, s
Atkins, g. w Atkins, a. II. Benham, VIM.
Porter,
CoMPASY c. Capt Edward Hayes; Sergts
Rollin S Jones, n. IL Bailey; Priyates John
\. Frazier, James Hemming, Henry c. Lord,
NIKE AalohN' J3hRSon n oDi9, D. r. perry
james | Inrton, H. W. Gross D. LlhdsieF' D
" CCtoSoy. n c.. ,v,,5,.-i5oo. D.;
COMPANY D.VoeTEt, . MoHuorlog" r.
TH'gs rs ", preWStGp, W @ IN. II, 1o"gf, y, " "''
L. nunueli, y; NGPIaSee' 1U3u iluEho.
Mi S3MPAN1 WY h,NfTiiyateS TiWt NJ M"Ehe"' L.
! MI D. Jones; ~ Gl.ieui 1,,:., r,.o,..,.
CoMtAnn a., r;LLeuT C; n 5iari M plih uIes d
Sergt D. nall, CorP4T"iS y w UpuIoTT, IL ~ ~. ID
ESSes' frlFSie, =. v S'9rk, M T. I DurheT'
f. bGGa, D. M"n1tT; + SIHttH! m! u SIiie, IlI,
D. bc!knap, ~ Cali' T.. =. 9ht5s H. lSlone'
w VI. 1!e%'. ourS III zattn3 T Il
Tlu'i GL ~ ~ roonn i p RI
r. nrt, r. Nfnrtnp 4,
N3ItS " Pl'T ,iStoHi u i-I t1''I'II n n II 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
Mr.. LinsoIn's Last story.

Dr. Hovey, of DansvlIe, N. Y thought
he would call and see the President, and
on arriving at the White House found him
on horseback, ready for a start. APPROACH
ing him he said President Lincoln, l
thought l would call and see you before
leaving the city, and here you tell a story.
The President greeted him pleasantly, and
asked where he was from The reply was:
From western New York. Well, that's a
good enough country without stories re-
piled the President, and off be rode. That
was the story.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

A FOREIGN JOKE The London american
remarks that it must bc ii gratifying assur'
unce that JEFF. DAVIS gives the NIrginians,
that be can proIong the war on Virginia
soil for twenty years. II they are not
happy under this anticipation, they would
not he if they were about to b1 swallowed
un hY AN carthnnake
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

MARTIAL LAW IN CIYCISHATI-Murtaill law
are coming 10 rapidly, several companies having
already been 6lled. The citizens are somewhat
excited, and are having old shot-guBs, muskets
and rifles repaired aud put in order They an
ticipsts DO paFtiOaIap danger to Cincinnati,
from Morgan's guerrias, but propose to be
prepared for it,
The Columbus Journal says that large
number OF arms for infantry and cavalry, aud a
considerable quantity of ordnance stores, have
been shipped to Cincinnati