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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-22

DIV VIRTUE OF 4 SPECIAL EXECCTlON no NE
Ddireced from the ONE Of the Clerk Of the Dtstrct
Court Of Potaw4ttAmte caaasy, lows. shall proceed
10 sell SATURDAY, the l2tA day Of April A. D.. 1853
between The hours of 10 eclvck 4. ~. and O'Clock
p NJ. Of said dsv In frnt Of the County freAsarerk
once in the city Of Council Bias. tho following de-
scribed Real Estate II Leen and Mary nais- t.-wit.
Commencing On the East side Of Pierce street, IN
the Of Councii Nuns point which bears north
~ degrees ksst $50 feet FINN the n. W. Of
och g. uxgx's First Addition 70 ssid tVwn; thence
Moth 3ek degrees East, I32 feet thence South 6SS
degrees kssi - rods thence SOath - degrees west
va feet. thence Norh 64a degrees Wes, - rods 70
the place II begnn,ns all ia PottawAttamis county.
dav
Taken o. the Property Of Lem and Mary Malet, -
satisfy AN kAcsution In favor u Jahn Hammer
Up WsLtiAAS, SAer{R.
Council Bluns, Iowa, March l3th. lso1
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-22

arws learn that DodKs's Battery
c.ss. Sroos-left . few days sises for
co.ps,ee-a point . jes niles above Csiss.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-22

n 8. B. Pscsss has s.jayhavted'' .
lss Of Tresssry Notes, and d very ssxioss
10 trade the same Of Tor Wheat. Look ost
%, hin! Yos vho bavs wheat ssn get >
good trade oss Of hin -for be u bound 70
DIE. the Uoiop (Nntes1 siids.0
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-22
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

os s'sASsss 49,
80 - -
MAIL AkHANGEMEM
AA1 ''o" .o'As' '
- '.p' o. S C,e. D n.,, .'' :,
EASTERN.
o"...'''' d.. Daily r., Mondays excepted, :.
..,. s.:,., ,s:, ana , ss..
- D"a -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Denver Civ and Great Salt Lake,
c.,iforni. and Oregon.
pns Dali, = y
$1,000 -@--S
once omen p.i,y tsupd.v. EXCEPTED, from /, o,c,ocs
-.~D 8 =
Law. Real Estate and Insurance.
Once.
- 1
ATTORNEY At LAW.
sect .s-''..A 1.-'.-'' 1s'."
,o,,.. :, r.,,,, ,,.<,. ,,,,,,,. r..,,.. n.....
rh@n'1 Fire In'..ane' Cory
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-22

GTThe Merchants Of 81. Louis have an
asye 10 the main chance" We should judge,
from the fact that no sooner had Gen. Hal
l.ck issued an order permitting trade with
Nashville, than one hundred and fUeniy-
fire Of their number embarked on one
s.eanbost for that plaee, 10 search Of Gus.
TONERS for their wares.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-22

- On Saturday afternoon last, three
l,les Of this city procured material, and
prepared and neatly rolled hundred yards
Of handbags in an hours time. The rolling
vas done on tbs spindic Of Wheeler &
wilson sewing machine. We mention his
for the benefit Of others wishing to prepare
ban iags for the army.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-22

q The Ssldiss's Aid Soeissy Of this
city have % asAsswisdxs The receipt Of swo
large boxes o. Aospisal stores, esssss sp
cad eaasisasd e ito care By the ladies Of
Tabor. These ssores eossiss u sAi,ss.
drawers, haadksreAiefs. pillass. piiiss e.
~, eosfortah.es, veolss bssaksts. socks.
sss gowns, lint, bandass, %, and rsdees
great credit npoa the Iadsss ~hs got then
~. These hoxsa, together wisA one nsds
Up BY the ladies here, saotaioine j-iiies,
cried and essaed frsiss, spieeA and sweet
PICKLES, cora starch, shirts, double gosss.
aii cloth, haadass, ETC., we're yesserdAy
ssss air.e, TO The Hospital Of he array Of
Ne South West, ier the bssees Of he sol
sie's Of The 4,A Resimeas che ssrs round.
n 70 The lass hass,s q Sssas Cssek.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-22

II 10 said to BE- but ono step from the
sublime TO the ridiculous, and II that
"spark" d,dn's take u 10 mixing that
journey, 20 are ssrs the poet did in his
record Of III event. s
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

M N.MH
rhIost men look with great anxis
ETY. for tie Intervention Of England and.
France in Cur Affairs. We would Ike.
stop and reflect about il, In the
frst place, we would prefer working out
or own salvation despite occasional 70.
Verses, which we must necessarily an.
ticipate. Then, again, II England and
France join US, we should expect the
North to redouble her exertions. The
accession Of foreign to our own forces
might enable Lincoln to raise q million
men. We know that volunteering re-
coived a new impetus in New England
VIXEN Mason and Slidell we're captured,
and var with England was imminent.
True, it would be q great relief u
have the blockade raised, but We are
learning rapidly to live at home; ant
men may say what they will about our
losses, it is still true that the system 0
private economy, enforced BY our pres
ent condition, has caused our peopie i
save . sum equal to that which .hel
habitually squandersd inc Of peace
The blockade Is not ea srdbM ID Mai
when PROPERLY coneid b.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

a FALSE. FRUMoK.-A report has
obtained circulation that We have been
interdietod from publishing any thug
further in reference to the hospitals here.
We hare received no such notice, but
have met with the most uniform coarte-
81 from every officer with whom we
have had any intercourse. The Doc
tors as well as the people have had
enough OfouF pills On the hospitals.
Il any Of our articles hsd'a tendency to
purge out the 5nmors VI the hospital,
We have done enough. -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

An0-sA5 ~ WHS
nsnt has for lie faithful performance Of
bis duty By any subordinate Official u.
matters I nov CONDUCTED As in the
reports 81 officers to Army Head Quar-
ters or to the proper Department It
Richmond. Thereexisss . sort Of frater-
nifty in each class IF oEiceholders. And
such is the extent Of this feeling, that
When D Quartermastcr ands himself
assailed be appeals successfully to ev-
cry @ M. il tie army, and ii - The
ole cOrpais III 4 ferment. So il is
Oh Gay masleFs. and then when . sur
Eyun i criticised, The entire staff II pill
tddIeFs draw The knife and scalpel
pyon The assailant and they would fay
offender sIiys
. time d eafs q man elected oE apl
po aed to ofH5s would not daFe ~ sllll
on his dig and defg public ssali,
ment, refusing 70 diychAt III plaia al
y simply because q the labor which b
mpslipcur. The Press would last
him SO ipsrsilessly that he would e
form instantls and cost what annoyance
and exposure to the rays Of ] summer
sun i might, he would penetrate u,
oonntry aud a. leastsecure the common
est luxuries Tor the weak diseased main
Cd and wounded Of The valiant defender
Of The South.
He would not have $4,000 10 til
creditof tic Hospitals and then hayI
such food Eufnished soldiers that yerl
moment they escape from tic Pen
Tertiary they eat u s~tupelaction al
death. How can such evils BE- rem,
died wefo they not much known VIII
viii make them knosn if the Press
client Ms take u pleasure ID aal
Jig shIG rs entertain 10 unkina iss
Ing ssFaIds those personally upknoa
sana ens oanpOt aloia dnr eus
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

-A BAkeAIS.-Ihe attention Of
ths leader is allied 70 tho advertisement
III HI. BOyle's offer Of land for sale.
Hsdetsas leasiug the county and any
one o. twd famiIies desiring places near
sOwn would % well to call and see him.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

conH
~ Juaics. 6l|Da
cobt auslloa 8 w
bsaan N the Naole
raronasnE writes S
laiv. ana "a behalf 81 ths la
.aers 81 nj g~aheiall AA hat
onisss sppssr Is IS lbs % - D
osthol, who manage tAe mi|iiAg
III At thstphos W. Aaze ssFslpl
real III paper. aad y evs deepest
Jon ID DO obliging-ssE oieil Nhsh
.sishsa ( ladies are Ooa egnsd q
not sec al ,prvpriety q onf publishing
. diSopsSd fAgnSht ci thia gs
ID would be Gretk to tho sat mass ol
.o1r re1ders.
Il, lo~sFes, our correspondent tralY
.ssws suis Hhs bacon ladies end thoy
ieshsioba heard through our columns
nnou any subject of grissanee. NJ vill
cAeerrully give them space for any pro
per Communication which seta forth tie
whole case. -News, Mobile.
The communication alluded g
aboys was first semitic this paper With
an accompanying note, signed many
ladies, requesting publicatl 0a
iagehy, We cQult fnd osly one q:
do-ss il, LonOa re declined puSts {
the communication, CIR bject was Acl
to make names public, b sisf 70.
Try qsoof that its publication WAS gene
rally desired.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

TAG DoNELsoN PRIsoNERs.We
havS before led our readers astrpy ID
giving currency to false rumors. We
believe we can now confidently state
that the DOnelson prisoners win q leas.
Be ii the State within a few days.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

DonEsTIe ATTRACTION VI are sor
y 10 kavc u notice the death IA II
"a sAaghisF Of Mr. v 4 PoindsStsF
II haa been only a few weeks siues
death d Bis wifs. when be Is nor iled
81 to muath's tie death Of an int cssirg
dspghtey. We understand another
child Nss dangerously H.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20


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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

luAFHl4 ALUflVfn"N".| A. LN"
hr.a III. H rA,io M, ..rL. has
|kban oay Eba,t;s. ~ ,1op ,.ss H. IA
He,sl tyranny. L 4 bat inst .bat t5s neo.
Ma Nboss nbertis, u, ;Mnsr;vaa
Ishould eyibco ! auo aoprepistiop Of Tho
devotion II tie usllar men Who have
llaA ia, homs. .rd, .n;Iias : H.
ner;l ma EsvS.biDs tho ,.Dto 1-' ea VA
lconEpieuors ,mon tbs,o s,,rds 1,;a,,,
BdBFRT0 nTTR.
4 Z ,vsu l,,o,v1 !, !, .;,,....s,
NM a..4.nZ
III o+r oo.a,rr,. AN 49,. .s. - ~ $3.50
-ohaare,,.s.. NM MN, -. A y,
4. : ae,sns - mSnr 'Isu = uio
Aun y w PERSONA
Atshuh that lev nave made greater sac
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

IN AFs khilllps Ana
nans IA ship Island
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20


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sna san N 70
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.hin Is a her Y ?
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s1lga hasa Fna y5E taing-ds.
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lcoanty viii Ven noit h hta
W. datysa are emf Va 10
lshe al mss ms tho e CSC sine
Lei oshta a. es-thOy ? scSl, | end I
vote Cor such
To these Nao kcE rp /, is uaneoes
nry to 81, tat | ralhcf waa' Q
would acseps any of ; ofhsaor or poi
ft ID ths gifl y tie people, outside !
fmy oun Beat
WILLIAIt H sIITH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

MT Editor-
Sin / notice IN ars in the last
Beacon. which tates, that |nAeitiEens
be- always been KEPT ia the dahk as
10 The financial affairs u Che count
Nov. II, The matter has been either IS
moran or willfully Al ~epfessnted,
4 viii uss state, that, while I acted as
trsasnie D. made a full exhibit to the
Board ] Police before each regular
term Of III circuit court which report.
we're approval 81 The Board, and sl
on record. | also made out pEBepor
on a separate sheet, and posted it on th'
court house door before each regula.
term Of the circuit court, where ever,
citizen Of the county might sec it.
think this correction due myself an,
the Board Of Police acting at that time
J.B FEEMSTER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20


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Is kssat
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sa & SIS al
ssrussti aea aDe
skr d Il
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h.ss csn,s
Is n
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o IA skd Il sci ! 4
HpeYs5 81 Ael
sans t Wbsa oas * lie a-anI
haa 4 isn vcfsa III asssi
ia sssaps usnaI
hf army pscseh II
an acaio angle xlsh yisv 81 eA
vel ns nd eni Une ef BE
Vim ana Tie Dsafsa potion u the
csnlf.
Thm mah ngfe accom- shea with
ue Fgalesie ths Great q he.
battle u hep. But tAe eeBlaz os
Napoleon EsFolnReaizsa entirely the
msihoacf battle.
sN Under bis difepi0ns The French
array vas organized 4 divisions q about
l0lg0 men comprising infantry. cav
+ airy ard artillery. They no longer
/ fosgbt exclusively % line, but the dlf-
fereat divisions fought II column very
! muchi 10 the manner Of independent DO,
dies eE skirmishers. Ibis mode had
the effect Of rendering the irregularities
IF the battle-ground of bus little mo
ment, The superiority Of this plan q
battle was perhaps neSer more triumph
antly yindicatea than y was in the Sc
RES Of battles which recently took
place pear Richmond. in which not more
than 10000 men were ever engaged
on either side at any n time, ant
where The Inequalities Of the grounc
6 and the d~enseness Of the forest rendered
it impossible for the two armies to
fight in line. An important result d
: this method lighting by divisions is thai
. while some portions Of the army suf.
fer more heavily in killed and wound
a ed. the ge~neralioss is greatly diminish
ed. There have been no such heav,
0 losses in killed and wounded durin,
J. tie 1sst- scasafy asahose which we're
suffered BY Friedrich TIA Great who. i
the battle Of Kolin lost 10000 QUITO
Zig 600 menaabd . Inc battle Of nun
etsamf cs $4,000 QUITO 10000 men
2 The bioodiess Of Eupoleoa battles wa
that at BorOdiuo, in which out Of 1ya,
u 600 men engaged, be lost II $1,000 kiIle,
and twice that number wounded. Th
7 world has never seen a more dreaafu
q battle than that Of Leipac. Never la,
g 80 many troops been brought tegethe
in the sane fed ia one aud the sam
Y engagement NapoIeO1's army consist
Y ing Of l60, 900 men. we're assslleab
|" 100000 Of the Allies With 400 piece
!. ofartillery. The FfeSch we're defeate.
losing SO, 0Oo mep ana o eors kille
% wounded and bxisoosvR. AT WaterlC
y the Allied force was 67 900, 15CQ0
whom only we're British troops. The
loss in this engagement was $4,000
" killed and wounded. Il is not know
hi 4 M MI. p;shmosa |
he /. q ooa Il !
ash Ss.s,x ss,ts .sh.S
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

4Hk lsAAp ARFR0Acn 10 CHAn.
hnsroa Tho eplfespondent Of The New
keFk Express ~ahnouuccs That BY he
sEaeaf % q james Islpna all chance
rs H~prE1ssAl1e Charles On any ieass.
|ibIe lana route has been abandoned.
Clio sdasAE troops havs aiso retired
.ea kaIsio Islaaa aAd noa only hoid
h|llon bend naau0 Pulaski, ana
a.sII lMmsllAL1 daRahaaasIsl
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

10 We are gratifed to Be enabled
g state saysthe Memphis Appeal ~,
Capt. Jno 7. Shirley, The builder n
tae eunboat Arkansas, will leave a.
Richmond tonight for tie purpo y
contracting with lie Secretary i ID
Navy for building i mate u lii iSsmia.
able war vessel. The Captain has a.
machinery already secured sna W
hope he will meet wilh no inbsa
msnt ip closing Che eontfAet Viii n.
rotary Mallory Tbe sl6eissss
pr0vess Of az ArsAnsas 6ats ssmss.
slrsied her gI ntail ii engine
gar Wa lear ] Gys such sssssI
shs Missis ppi could ID
enemy 4 = Very an 81 \.
a9pe ihasahs mate tOihs s
placed 81 lhe ssost IS
has clossg dpos Bsn 4.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20

In our remarks Of last week we bad
no design to reflect on any particular
individual who now or has heretofore
held Office, We certainly had no al
fusion to Mr.. Fesnsteg than whom
Noxubec never had d moro faithful and
efficient Treasurer. But we maintain
Our remarks still holds good. There
are hundreds Citations who never visit
HMaseh, there is mol one in a hundred
.sf1hose whodo who eVeE thin' Of look
ing "a NE courthouse doorfo for an annual
exhibit Of the rsceip.s ard expenditure
Of the county ; hence Tie common re.
marks, Ahen allusion Is made p any
particular fund, that mo one knows
from whence it cones Or whittier il
goes"
If any one feels nsnlIed ct "TIus
tees cali fol in6rnslOn wo can civ,
is name a Opa0s he mos responsible,
men II the county
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-20
Nardee's Tactics improvement.

s.ff Nfsss'sMNaa.
The Salisbury IN. O9Wstchnan tells
the following which demonstrates that all
ingenuity is not Of Yankee origin and
Hardee's Tactics not complete in militia
ny orders
Sapt Osborne, of Iredcll, North Caro-
lima, was wounded in the battle Of 31st
Of May, near Richmond, while leading
his company in charge on the enemy's
batteries. His wound disabled him, and
be fell upon the field, where he remain
ed for some time. Fearing the enemy
might bayouet him, he drew bis revol.
yer and kept . sharp lock out as The
fight progressed. After awhile he saw
a strong, athletic man coming toward
Ithc place he was lying, and discovering
him lobe a Yankee, he coolly awaits,
his approach. As soon as he came with
in certain range Ofhis pistol The captain
hailed him and ordered him to surren
der. The Yankee took a momensar,
glance and seeing the captains pisto'
was bearing upon him with a stead
and deadly aim, he instantly droppe,
his rife. Throw away your knife
said the captain Il was done. @NoI
back yourselfup to me" was the mex
command. Squat down 90 that / a
get upon your back. Tie Yanks
was compliant and the captain vii
his pistol still bearing upon Bis tren
bling prisoner Crawled upon him, al
ordered him to march into The CONF,
crate camp. The rider andtAe ridael
safely arrived at the captain heaaqna
tiers. The former i recovering IF /
wounds, and The latter IS mid ID
among the prisoners now IL this plaeo
4.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-19
The Military Bill.

We have not felt disposed to PREJUDICE the ordi-
nance reported to the Convention by Judge How
ard, of the Military Committee. for raising North
Carolna's quota of troops for the war. Hence we
have not alluded to it. 1t has been u.Jergoing
discussion in secret session for several days. Our
neighbor Of the Register endorsed it. as perhaps
others have done, without duly considering its pro-
visions. To mind it is seriously objectionable,
and the correspondent Of the last Register signed
IN c. expresses the views Of large majority Of
our people no doubt in regard to it. To calm the
fears Of IN c." and all others, we simply remark,
the Convention. That body will give its sanction
to no measure which will force the people to be
drafted for longer term than twelve months. In
deed, we may 60 further and say, that VIC think the
Convention will test more fully the patriotism Of
our people by calling upon them to volunteer, be-
fore resorting to draft. Drafting, we judge, will
be resorted to only as last effort to supply the
places of our brave men in the field Our twelve
months volunteers need not fear that the Con.
venton will treat them unjustly. Whether they
will re-enlist or 60 home, will certainly be left to
their option. Ifrequred to return to the field, it
will be only when all other plans have failed to get
the requisite number of men. Moreover, it is our
opinion that the Convention of North Carolina
will pass no ordinance giving to the Executive
the power to appoint the army officers. The elec
tions will be given to the companies and the regi
mentS.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-19
Volunteering.

We believe there are 20 or $4,000 men in North
Carolina who stand ready, this moment, to voun-
teer to defend the State if the Governor were to is
sue his Proclamation inviting them to do so. The
difficulty of eqnipping and providing for them we
admit to be great, but is it not better to risk mil
lions more in the defence of the State than to rely
upon unarmed, unted, unclothed and unprovided
militia? Many of our people are too poor to pro-
vide in advance themselves even five days provs-
ions, gun, their own ammunition and camp equip
age. Men of wealth and means must not stand back
at this crisis They must volunteer themselves Or
provide the means for those who are willing to fight.
The more man has of substance to protect and de-
irnd the greater IS his obligation to furnish the
lueans of defence. Let every man do his duty
The pinch of the war is upon us. We are a con.
quered people if every man does not do his utmost
TO promote the war
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-19

sation againat him and u eafput the aeeuass and
witnesses, wsG other test,mopy. sod sAsl not b
compelled to gve evidence aspfnst himself nor shaH
any Pssex b .sx3eet fer tAs se~s :0HsT 6ags
tsies gst n &spardy y 1T sr EsvA" pgy; s,sgs1
second. Add 70 The twelfth section tbaQg@of1A
nor shall right justice be sold, denied, or delay
90 to any ene, nor shall private property b. kkeu
ior public use, without Just compensation" q thss
the section will stand thus:
Sec. AZ. That no freeman ought 70 b tksu
imprisoned, or dissie1ed Of his freehold lbef4sa or
privileges, or outlawed or exilsd, or in anv manner
destroyed, or deprived Of his lifa liberty ana pro-
perty, but by the law Of the land: nor skoR rioAt
justice Be sold denied or DELAYED to asv oa nor
shau prioate prupsrty 6s taken for puble W. Nth.
out just eompsasation."
Thirdly. Omit or strike ouethe "a5th section"
The COMMITTEES would state what, perhaps, would
readily be perceived that the foregoing additions
are portions OF the ninth section d the rst article
Of the Constitution of the Confsderats States, e1-
cept the words "nor shall right or justice be sold
denied, or delayed to any one which is part Of
Magma Charta- That the almost entire inaccuracy
OF the present boundary Of the State - set forth
in section twenty fifth, will appear by references to
subsequent alterations UNDER several commissions
executed with adjoining States as WE'LL also. the
inappropriateness of connecting the boundaries Of
the State With declaration Of principles, have in.
duced the Committee to report the proprety OF dis
encumbering the declaration Of so useless an ap-
pendage, and they, therefore recommend the entire
omission OF that section. All which additions and
omissions the Committee deem emnently proper
and essential to be made, and respectfully sub.
ml.tsd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-19
War News.


In other articles We have given all the informs
ton in possession in regard to Roanoke Island.
1t is now evident that Burnside and Wool are to CO.
operate in an attack upon Norfolk by attempting to
take the Railroads. We are unable to learn what
the government is doing for their protection. We
hear that some Of the troops from James River,
near Smithfed are to he transferred to Blackwater
very unwise step, if it can be avoided. Wool, as
feint will pretend to attack Norfolk in front, and
also Gen. Magruder on the Peninsula, at the same
time that he moves his troops across James River.
At all points the North is getting ready for sim.
ultaneous blow. In Missouri an early attack upon
Gen. Price, and perhaps, Columbus, is designed
Gen. Thomas is about to invade East Tennessee in
three divisions.
The Federals had destroyed . large number Of
steamboats, in Tennessee River, and government
stores to large amount. They took &c, 900 pounds
Of government pork at Florence, Ala. A large Fed
eral force is concentrating near Paris, Tenn. What
the Confederate authorities doing to check their
progress in East or West Tennessee, We cannot
learn.
We hear that troops are gathering at Weldon fol
the defence Of the railroad bridge.