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NOW FOR SALE.

INDIGO, ALUM, GUM OPIUM, M0RPHIA, BLUE
u Mass Calomel Toilet Soap, Arrow Root, Birthstone,
Creamor Tartar Cinnamon Bark, Qunine, EPSON Salts
Black Lead Matches French Brandy Old Port and Sherry
Wines +. NlE HUTCHISON.
Charlotte N. c., Nov. Is, 1862. ss-lm.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. -.
VENAKEN FROM MCLATTO BOY ON THE nth AU-
Il gust Sorrel Mare star in forehead, white hind feet,
white spOt left shoulder and fOretop cut of The
will please forward, prove property pay charges
&c. JOHN SHURMAN,
Oxford, Granville, N. G.
August goth, 1882 -6s-t
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Headquarters, Cobb's Brigade
NEAR FREDERIcKsBURG, Va, Nov. Gath, 1862.
nFF1CERS AND MEN ABSENT FROM THIS BRIG
~ ade without leave, (ncludng exchanged prisone-)
hereby notified that lists from each Regiment
file in the office of the Assistant Adjutant Gen
era and that such fail TO duty by the first of
December will be reported to the proper authorities be
dealt with according to "arDy regulations"
BY order of Brig. Gen. CoBB:
j. II. BERRIEN,
A. A. A. Gen.
Dec. 9, 1862. s7-St.
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a,S nF THE wEEKLY-TDO Dollars per G""u'

=.Dvs Of THE wEEKLY-7tOO Dollars per G""ur"
invariably in ina sGTfH THE sEMIwEEKLY-F6u Dollars per
enHm ~ ,rs discontinued at the expiration q he t'Aae
~ XXX RgRPttii tisy hare bee" paid
s Advertising in Semi-Weekiy standard
Rates Iar VI rates of advertising are as follows:
Our rGSaTe ia lines or less) first insertion
bach suo5a SSvaertisements in proportion.
Longer SilI be made with advertisers, az the do0re
Contt for six or twelve months, and at the close OF
r S PER cent will be deducted from the gross
snOunt =, ~ business Cards not exceeding five lines,
Te;Sed in either the Weekly or Semi eekly Tor
will be ,ontbs or $40 for twelve months; or in both
IS tot M $40 for six months sl5 for twelve months.
Oates of Advertising in Weekly Standard
dollar per square for the first insertion and twenty
for each subsequent insertion IedHGt'cn ss.1
on Weekly advertisements, no matter hoo ong IGy
Be maa ony limited number of advertisements VIII De
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ted are inserted in the Semi-W eeky and charg
wise SeunoSingIy When the number of insertions is not
ed S on t6e advertisement it is inserted until forbid
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PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVIE
COUNTY, N. C.

THAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
III sale, lying in Dave County, few miles below Oak
Hi OF Hauls Ferry, near the Yadkn river
One tract contains about Sss acres the other containing
about 800 adjoining each other will sell them to-
gether or separately. This land lies in healthy section
of country well adapted to the raising of grain and to-
bacco Any person wishing to purchase, can and view
the same and call to me or address at Lexington,
NC A. HUNT.
Dec Q, 1862. s7-tE
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
Raleigh, Nov. 10Th, 1862.
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO CONTRACT
IL for the manufacture of 1000 Knapsacks samples of
which to be exhibited at this Office for inspection
T. D. H0GG,
Capt. and c. S. in charge of Ordnance.
Raleigh, Nov 81, 1862. s4-tf
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PONY FOR SALE.

BOUT EIGHT YEARS OLD PERFECTLY GEN
n tie and natural PAGER. Apply to
Greensboro, N. c., Nov. %, 1852 96-6m.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY. ---..

NORTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY. ...----. o..
OFFICE RALEGH, N. G.
HNHIS COMPANY TAKES RISKS UPON ALL
u healthy lives between the ages of IA and 80 years,
for one year. for seveh years, for e-hs for
life participating in the profits of the Company Slaves
between the ages 10 and so years. insured for
wear or five years for two-thrds their market value
All paid within 30 days after satisfactory proof ID
presented.
DIRECTORS FOR 1850 AND 1851.
Gas. E. JOHNSON. W. 8, MASON,
w w HOLDEN W. H. JONES,
QUENTEN BUsBEE, n r BATTLE, ..
p w HusrED, J. G. WILLIAM
W H MCKEE, @. B. RooT,
EvERARD HALL, T. Z. PEscuD,
r. H BATTLE. ... .-r
OFFICERS
.- CHAs. E. JOHNSON, President
W. W. HOLDEN Vice President
II. W. Hustled Attorney
W. Fl. JONES, Treasurer,
r. II. BATTLE, Secretary,
W. H. MCKEE, Med. Examiner.
C. ROoT,
w. Il. MCKEE,
For further information the public is referred to the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which may be obsined
at the Office of the Company any Of its Agencies
Address r. II. BATTLE,
Secretary.
Raleigh, Jan 8, 1852. 4-+ly.
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NOTICES, &c.
NOTICE.

STRAYED FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER WHILST ON
- return home, about the 18th November last three
MULES, one Of which light colored clay mule.
small mare mule dark color the other not recoected
to color One lost in Warren County the others left
at Hardston, N. c., and coupled together when
they got away Any person having any knowledge of their
whereabouts will be reasonably rewarded by writing
at Falkland, N. G.. p. A. ATKINSON.
Dec 5, 1862 sS-lmpd.
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IMPORTANT SALE.
TINS UNDERSIGNED, AS ADMINISTRATOR OF
IL Hugh Lyon, deceased, will, on Wednesday the
10th day of December 1862 at the dwelling house Of the
late Hugh Lyon, Cedar Fork expose to public sale
SIX SLAVES, some of them very valuable.
TERNs--A credit of IL months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security before remov
ing the property. Cash viii be received if desired.
CANNADY LOWE, Admir-.
Wake Co., N. c., Nov. 25, 1862. 4s-8t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GRIND STONES.
TJNHE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
Grind Stones of any size, from Is inches to feet
diameter equal the Nova Scotia Stones which they re-
semble. They have been tested at the Fayetteville Arse
nal and Armory, and approved
Address PATRICK LINEHAM
Branch z. D., Chatham Co.. n. C.
Or JOHN MAUNDER,
Baleigh N. C.
Nov. IL, 1852. 9l-lm.
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r. DlVIDEND.-The Charlotte and S. c. Railroad
company have declared dividend Of ten per cent.
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THE CONFEDERATE GATHERING SONG.
nv THE EDITOR OF THE "cHuRcH INrELLIeKNcER."
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POWDERED SUGAR.
% BBLS GOOD POWDERED SUGAR.
ID For sale by A. A. WILLARD.
Greensboro, n. c., Nov. 81, 1862 94-3m.
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lust RECEIVED ONE BOX OF WHITEMORE?
- Patent Cotton Cards No. on consignment
JAS. NJ. T0WLES, Agt.
Raleigh, Dec. IL, 1862. l00-
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kp.l,s.-As iae hsi s,s.s. a.9se-sh.as. every
person sloaii rs,psrs ihsn ostsm lsl ihe ehaa.s.
aad there is ~ rsu'sis - aggaesai, a. "Aeieaa..
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proof snuosh ~ iis sfssi,Iflsss bal t0lnarti, ~.
MOVIES al l-,pare u.sil.is if0r she i'.,s Hfr.,
C. all. u, b. tisa,is.sa. s. sait.
90 Suumuns 81 sofofaisas Affections ait So
curse. the blight. the potato foi ~ manki.a sac.
ar siie ana fiihy az well fatal. The, ar's, lo.
contaminated sud impufly 81 shc hleei. -aa 49,
b. seen en- sfound everywhere one suarsss S..
al Nc Meet arr tainted With uli. aai ono quar,s
OF these die ~ them, dls sooshly ioe bsssa,s ts,
are oafallo. Atsx's Sahssfssnis cleanse. oui ili
s,-fairus corruption frcn the blood render, il pure
"a healthy. sni efscualiy sArufsstos zoe fs4I
contamination fson the system. Ne ios,E sia.
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be Ana has provided hi. ua.ie "a ,,ri' laa,i.a
curative virtues ihat hs s.i. s.AsAsaasas ,pes.
ocrst. Nai.Fiup. a..
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he.ith a. these who ha.r been stricken % apapes,
4
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ts.ases luunaiee, ST. Nituss dance. emaiiros. rfsr
lee. Group. eryapela,. vh'ie swelines. plies. ulcers.
q even thirty gears ceuurrancs ana espe.i.i.S
ulcers IF ihc liver, have aii eeeu cured permanently
hy ilest celebrated Vegetable Universal pil. "a
female complaints and nervous diseases thss b4,.
beol equally successful. wide cAsnrs II liis. hoit
ufst and second perodsl. ksliopsy. dsrfsssica o
spirits. niahssi terams 40 distractions afi la
alioua are BY them cures. J.ss.r.e and eaft. ...-
Prize 40 cents ptf BOA.
Sold ~ }. X. CusieaaAu. Irfrs Haste. A.f.
respectable dealer. in m1iieIat u.allaIr
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NJ DICAl.
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PRFPA
IL TON

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPA
IL TON.
"HI6HLf CoSCESTRATFD.'
COMPOUND FLUID ExTRAcT BrCHU
A Positive and spociac Remedy
For D.sses = q LL-ADDkKs KTDNETs. GRAVEL
All uAoFSiCAL ShEId1A1r.
1llis Meilc.ne Increases tie do~er q Digestion
az excitez IL A5SOis3FSTE into healthy astlou
- which he WATfkY or CAICAK0uS Sero.i-
toss, ard AZ USNATJRA A.. ESL-kEGENKSTS are
feducet. e. seii - PAIN And INFIANxATIOS
NY. woxEy. OK CHILDREN.
HUHroLu's EXTRACT EccmU
Arising ifea Escrsses. Halits q Disspston. Fssly
Ind scletifan 81 Abuse.
ATTENDED, WIZ rHE FOLL0wIsG SYMPTOMS
Id 80 ,, st.. = Eas''i'n' Les, q Psssr
weak Nerve, TREMBLING.
Horrof ofDIsease, wakefnlr.. -
Itrlnessof Niflor, Pain IN the fsck.
ysivsrsal i-assiiuds q tie Vascular system.
ne Haris, Flushing o. tn Body,
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fAIL1D COJSTEHANCE.
Tlssr sympious, u aiigse1 - 20 ~. which the
usedcine Invariably remove !. soon fellows
IMro-ESCY. fATrfTT, EpILEPTrC FITS.
N ON OF WHICH ItlE PATENT NAY EXPIRE.
Nho e.asay that ttey are net frequently followed
- these .DIkEFJL DISEASES"
INSANITY ASDCoSsrNPTIOFs
Many are aware n The rausn ~ their sureriHr.
But NONE Sill CONFESS.
TaK RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYIrNS.
Ard fbe Melancholy Deaths BY Cousrmpiion.
sEaA ANFTs WINS 70 rHr rzCxH or ma k,slarsos
1HR CONSTITUTION O<CE AFFECTED WIN
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
keqrifet ne az ~ Medicine q strengthen "a
Invigcrstr TIE Sytiem,
FNaAl ~nL ocsssscr rus nosr srsrrlcAt
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tesrsturs 49, r4esrf.t1 ss.torrss ~ atrs m 81
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DRUGGISTS.
WOOD.

PROPOSALS WILL De RE-
a cEIyTD 81 ~ &aslfcr's ocos. ~ =. Tee.
tsy kfpt. 49, o. f1frs.1g ihe ccarsy lffr csr'.
- ~uso "a. ALLY.
ssft2f, sls-ilt Aaditof ~ go County.
The New York herald., 1862-07-20

Institutions which they particularly proud Of was
open voting They said they wocd have aothing under
hand and that every should forward openly and
boldly 70 record his vote, because hey would then be
able 10 see any had sssGkin7 sire for abolition
Ged could srdgS GUay Tar and fssAer hsns. Langhtsr
They k7,e0 tac. nc key u tte fet,s of their saoes
Lred IN NE ballot boz, and laey Eoud haze none Of
T. (Hsar, hear) Such was the state OF things in
Virginia, and he might ask il there any sim
ariy between The state Of things in Virginia and in
England Though they bequeathed the social evil Of
slavery to the Vrgnans they had 1t not in this country
They could not in England fog or leter men, or pa.
mems lives at the mercy Of any but il they had no
social slaves had they political slavess Hear hear
they had not set Of men that logged and ta-red
and feathcred, in case they dsobeyed the mandates
given TO them at the polling Places there
In England elected from their houses and sent upon tho
world because they voted conscientiousy? (Hear hear
Such power did not pertain to one class in England it
was exercised by the landlord by the arisocracy, and
he believed 1t exercised to great extent by the
mill owners (Hear, hear) Did it follow that the bal
lot must be opposed 70 the aristocratc classes? On the
cntrary the ballot the law of the land, the
servative candidates would get in FOR many places whore
without II they were defeated (Hear, hear.) He did
not treat this as party queston-(hear hear but
stood there on the part OF the people obtain for them
redress.
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Bark Houqna Cartwright, Ksnagawa via Canton March
Cape Good Hope Nay S srassed the Eqaaor june ls
or ssen iS,h inst schr Mary Jane Of p1by N ornao %
Turks Islands for boston Had very light the whole
B.5S Allegro rgs1 Muller Rotterdam, Al day.. with
Bark osPray tof salem) Nash, Palermo Nay IS passed
Gibraltar June 70. with mdse 20 Moore Henry MAJ 50.
june y on Malaga spoke sehr st Aoans from Constantine
BARK Indus Br OF carain) Smith. RIO Janero. june
VIII n Ioaes Fs,ms 70 Rgnle James kasse Inv v,, o.
lssses 10 VIA feiors ls"0'ss "-'An1A' 'u'
Brig Aps tBr q Gibraltar, yscray, Gibraltar ~ days.
Brig Havana lof Boolhbay carts castellamar Nay 2s
So Had head winds rom he BaSss 10 \ Gsorse. 5ta
toe 70 se1T same saw ship Trade Wind from New
Basssd sioralisr May Is with 10 Arthur Leary
nns ETsee dta3 Baiiano Gnsens 80 days with brim-
v sris as, 5, AiTes q q, nafan Mns centueso days.
a M 40 spose Nh schI Edridse Gear, smal-repored 100
asa sn ss..s sa sa rss s.
ris + snceoisa ceoIsy ~ GsaS ies iS"sr fq qgsrantne
ay Jgr s hase essss @ss9s So New Haven Mes 9nayans
Ion 10 e e "a cay y .oss b Fs al sI F5 is,a
TN Jag SS !9o ~ was boarded IRON ship Relief.
N 9%%a 2 i9 sS cp aSs 81 q s
1873 Il 2s bark Burgess, Boston for Glen
Sehr Eawar4 Kidacr Harksen Jago Jaly With sugar
ntw0rfh sEr1. Burgess Windso Ms IL with
II ister to ID Il Dewof
ioyelt Pea.ock Llago New Orleans July with
10 y e MURRAY.
achr 4 Pow ell FeEion Philadelph,a
telr u u Mash, Cole Eiigahstnpott for BosiOn.
scir Vnnda!ia, stnAll. EIzabe lhpGrs tor Boston.
Sc J Euloya, Lord, C8.als, u dsfa.
So ~ GeA P,aret. Fanaing, E4>tport. dayA
Se1F Ieocga's. small saiem, days
1eir I. psvics9n A len, Gloucester idtYs
son e. " Baldwin, long. fosoa. 2days
Sshf llatdscr'bbe, Packard. i'royiseucc. LAYS
schr Caroline, Brown, Providence.
scar Gar5ner aHctei New Haven.
Steamer fAcuu. adams Naiti.rnre-
Ecnacr Artisan &cCabe. Ralunorc
crun.sr iai1ua, Cgos,s Baltimore
steaTe tyeLet, icles PGti1ceut3a
Steamer lonsldes, yarGrfvae'. Philadelphia
Steamer v WesicEesteT Nye. Providence
BELOW
shir EW!y Augusta Strickland Phuedeiphia tn
last. TO- q Baker Co
Also, one ship, unknown
S4tLED
Rr steamships Kangaroo QHeensowp and L.verpooi: Bnt
ish Queen, Nassau and Havaus.
Wiaa - sunset Sc.
The New York herald., 1862-07-20
THE DRY GOODS GRADE

The following is q comparative statement &C the i'm
ports Of foreign dry goods New York Cor tho week
ending July IT and since Januaryl-
fhr the 10 eli. 1860. 1851 1862.
Eaterei at The port.. s4,4so,7fs 100 I07. o29
Thrown on market. 4,i7l 80 1875 1,3so,l17
Sine January l..
faicrcd at the f,rt e 922 ege 80 5l22o7 90 t52a5l
Thrown on market. 90 6S5o0l ~ s,6JlI@2 2g i64 49,
Tho expanding currency ms been dcveoped aqrins ito
week in the dry goods trade. starle lines OF bctn co.
ION and wooen fabrics have sensby appreciated. iany
dealers who usually supply themselves III August have
entered the market in July, with ths Wow Of procuring
supplies in advance OF further iasatioa IN prices
month or two hence Prices heen with the
OF currency a. the advance in cn..oa which yessr
day sod at the extraordinary price or see per lp
midaing upland3.
The feature OF the wook has bsen the advance cotton
domestic goods which for all kinds, has ranysi from
) 10 l2ii per cent, aud tho average advance since
sprirg has reached 50 per cent We quote
heavy brown sheet.ngs 1t 2oc., light do. at lsc.
heavy shirtngs at Ice, and light I4c. and fac
ing AT Is &c i0lsc, 8lcacled shirtngs irncr,
bu, les active than the brown Brown drills were rn
&c a 25c, according TO make. penms were at &c
TICKS were at 2ic. noskeags and printing cloths
saeahlo at l0c Prints, OF favo itc styles, selling
at lac. satnots and woollens generally GrIner.
Importers OF forHign goods have advanced heir views
FOR most articles from to rs per silks and ribbons
were also firm and in fair request.
The New York herald., 1862-07-20
m not to prohibit, but to protect. tho proper use Of

tsm not to prohibit but TO protect tho proper use OF
Rhe water.
Those who have originated the false statements con-
esrning this houss yard and spring. are IN fact stated
my despatch Of the th instant enemies OF this army
and OF The Gauge In which is nghtng They have i'm
posed upon Surgeon General and caused him to mako
official representations which, on examination prove TO
be unfonndsd truth and which dsrsspectfu his
superior oficer They have unnecessarily occupied the
attention OF the Secretary Of War; and have interrupted
the Commander and the Medical Director Of this army In
the midst Of the most arduous duties.
Under the circumstances conceive that shall best
discharge my duty and meet your wishes by defsrring
the order by you until this has
been considered and specific instruction given 10
me- unless the Medical Director may desire TO make such
Of the property have the honor to be, very re-
specifically your 0bedent servant,
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN, Major General Com'dg.
Hon. Z. n. STANTON Secretary Of War.
The New York herald., 1862-07-20
Port or New York, July Is, lsOa.

CLEARED.
Steamship British Queen (Br,, LcMessurer. Nassau And
Steamship Creole, Thompson, New orieans-Ludam d
Steamship chesaP AXE crowell. PortlsndH Cromwell
snip Franklin Nelson, San Franrlsco-w Coleman.
ship Robinson Long % Liversoo-Snow BsrEess
ship SOUTHAMPTON Pratt Lsndon1E Morsan
Sp hssg Ros ss SsSs Rcs
BARK Investigator, Gnkey, Liverpool-Wash. Carver
BarL At,lanta cBremen,, Horsmann. London-Func',
Bark Sea Swallow tBr), Bassct,, Plynouth-Boyd a
bark ocean Skinner CBr,, wooIer, Plymouth--Boyd 4
BARK N uoy,i,on Miller Glas.ow--Elwel & Co.
BARK Minona tswe,. Rydn. Queensiown-Funch, Mcncke
BARK ireiuad for) Poulscn Queenstown or Falmouth
rnnch. Mencks \ wcndt;
Bark Hannah Thornton Tarr New Orleans-Eooson
Bne Rrny wandcrer tBr Paterson, Cork Falmouth
Brig Norma tBr, Jackson, Cork--G + Bulley
Brg Daphne tN9r), Larscn Queenstown or Falmouth
brig vanousher OBI Cassen Queenstown or Falmouth
Brig Amy warwick Smith Il.bon--IIarbeck Co.
sre Harvest 2nesn tBr) Hollis Laguayra and Porto Ca
Brs Il Drummond, Conway. Acknowledgements RR Co
Bisg victo,a tBr, Crocker Gnaiaoupe-sInith Jones
Big Msurco (Dutcl) Schroeder, curacoa-Dovae& Co.
Bns Emily Fisher. Staples. ST croix via Brandywine-
brig Nellie Mcr;wcn Mansanilla-Rrett, Son Co
Brig Victoria Ursula tBr) L"noir, iarbor Grace MI
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Interesting from Richmond.
From the Richmond Dispatch.1

DEATH OF AUSTIN II. SMITH.
Major Austin Il. smith, son Of Ex-Governor Smith, OF
was severely wounded the battle before Richmond on
tho 9th ut in the shoulder. On the 10Th his was
amputatcd, but he survived the operation but few
hours. IL will be recoected that MAJOR Smith, his
return from California, arrested the Isthmus and
for some months confined In Fort Warren, Boston
harbor. He was exchanged bW fow weeks ago, and
sojourned In Baltimore several days.
ARREST OF A YANKEE SANITARY COMMITTEE.
The Pittshurg Sanitary Committee which was left al
Savages farm by the rotreatng fedsrals, brought
up to this city Tuesday and placed In durance. The
COMMITTEES consists Of the following persous;--F X.
Bounot Isaac Brown, j. Bryant, W. ii. Smith, John
Costing, Thomas G. Smith, John Harnsy, Thomas
McComas and l.. Hart.
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
We learn from gentleman who lot Harrison burg on
Saturday that General Robinson, with large body OF
cavalry st held the enemy in check and that all was
auiot In that vicinity In recent scout In Brady county
OF some companies OF cavalry hc results OF which
have already been briefly stated by teegraph) our men
captured near Moorheld several wagons and horses
twelve mules, whole company OF infantry numbering
eighty odd men, and above one hundred Enaeld rifles
The prisoners parosd except tho officers and the
captured property taken TO 1arrisonburg.
A sKTRMIsH.
Our pickets in the vicinity Of Charles City Court House
which is reported be held by the enomy, we're driven
in on Monday by heavy advance from the federal lines
No lighting occurred worthy OF pote. The enemy were
permitted to enjoy the fruits OF their march without
serious dctriment army being engaged In work
Ing It's own weird y
THE GALLANT DEAD.
Perhaps regiment In the Confederate service has
sustained greater loss IN officers since is entrance into