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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-01-14

HYDE HOUSE, RIDGWAY, PENN'A.
l. s J. OSGUOD. PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel is new, and furnished in modern style
has ample accommodations and is in all respects
a first class house. February s, 1861.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-01-14
"ANTED.-l00 Bushels Flax Seed inex.
w change for goods, at the Cheap Store of
Oct. /. 1862. j. d. THOMPSON. Curwensyille Pa

L NJ T. L 1 M f !.--Fsyn1ers Lime vo.r
IL La'ids.-The subscriber would inform the
farme OF Clearheld county, that he keeps con-
stantly on hand at the Jones Kiln at Tyrone
large stock of lime and viii furnish on eonirao.
any quantity at the terminus of the Tyrone and
Philipsburg Railroad.
March 10, 1862. VIM. II. ROBERTSON
n. b. Lime constantly on hand at Sandy Ridge
Station, on the Tyrone and Clearfeld Railroad
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-06-04
The Dying Never Weep

It's said The DIVING ppvcs we.1ht
~. fs IL l'ccnuse IN" cilild If ds:ih s
ibs-ishte makes ,lhem cling td earth,
with ivory parting t.srntii sr 81
IL crnnct b~r-tltS coli far friends.
.tssk iw In her 10 lee prest. y. :
=. As.l ior"t 20 lay the dropping brow =
Upeasa i''other's breast. . ~ -
whysdn .lse ysrS n~sar ureris
~ they hsre !, .,ctci their poit,t of Time
That is for nu4ht like earthly fears,
Ten Mon,ireus--:oo sui,,pnc -" -
Their spirit eyes nov Lrigss nsark;A,.
And on their srsrs she Fi,lures ssa.
Already through the ehadows wait
The Voices Of E,cri,ii5i .t,.>-.
0,my. why sbonId ii,r atine N,eepi -
Weep witb such. .narsi iaronE. around .
wrep. .wheir fiieir hraws ihssll he 30 suor
With the In,ns"rfpt rrawpsd Z .
H. J. the living tliapefcnbT Weep
The lisiUg yes b. wear ti. tr chaine--
But not tie dying, with Tint call %, .>'
10 God a eternal. pIajns -
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-06-04
A Few Plain pireetions, 1zsw TO be, m
:, Active and consisteAt chriitfan.
l.. Alwass saet H. ai.a..;os,,

- Af....- -, n. - 60 4.
iies1sls sta.il and 5the blessing Of Tod
npon ,ae bsasineys Of essrs slhs before
son enter nrsn.t, sssd- osssr cnmmit
n2"lseit ,,s y !, 70 p is.s NtasieeTs @ HE blight
W. yss ~ naYe -eeatht = hiessing on gnnr
snsfs ne -dsysPast.-- Psa. Y. 5; Pea.
iSxxyiis o. 13-; Psn. hcxix., ,t4T, ti4s I
ss. "; i7..,tjS,s,s - 49, ysi- - %,
= sessr ,tf forget thsf son are constant,
~ exposed 70 ne thr"ed ssisier either in
,esaIt ,.s o. lnF' ao'n. she, pnh q duty. "a
ietes. q, .: Ush. SSii. "a ROM
VI 23 kp'i, sEsfer24. 80 !.
.z,lef ne sure to- sead snongir4of she III !,
opsese,y Gay ,o~hitgi.h a snilec! for
grse'ica, rsfiec'tsn.-- John, v. 40: Acts,
~ U ~ "a, cxix. 03, 81. =. e, r
- y, .hal " yon revenge or
~ ~ Il, sl5.,,ss W. YOU hn',. upon 'cnr.
10y. sxs. q. "a; P-ov. xiv. ~, Is.
L. in regard 10 attending ineesines,
= ,s, z r. 'nssn- e g.sss. nIsays bs
lIlly. sad not Nv war present sfs~i;na1.
ID Cor. IL. 20. ~ & Afa,i. nj. 10 I. Mai.
I&xis a.. Z. ~ ~
3s;;:;6. .AIweya rreserrc n ebae,f,,J ssn;,;,
stns nsssr indulge in trifiiyg and le,iey.
Matt: iii 90; Eph. V. 4 |; Fill ~. {,
That yea deen, ynarelf batter iI,sp ain.
sts- Prov. xviii. rs ;Phil. Il. 9 Luke.
siy.s 10. u. :
y a! 1{ec..txe s,I ,on;,;n.....:,t a. .t..
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Ssehsins 80 irssksT 3 6ha,.llor..
- s ; - Wills. 1Sre gsgiss

IsSxx = - y = vfSYs 3cftSss4 5s0fse -
~ Tkete {. . - !. -. = - !.
csu,r.;,,n s. = s,a.r:....,1 - w - x "lxs sas
.zti* - 3iS.s.s ss,ss;i,1 80, ~ tSs -:
~. v,;r,sa' ! - 49, .'So W. W 1sy,' ~,
Hooks, h T;. " - ~ ioos
t}aaa,iIly ~ M ,,,,,,, - @ s..''I ".
sY.akee, ,sat;ons h,s "a "A = '!:}s ~. ~ =
war ;sF. k.,,; i, S, -, 49,. AZ s"s
eosrce that vca. = nb !,
tbessYr. ai,.,,i.,,s saihanS; 80 !, Stsps ~
sssen is,tsa fi,hsinn - it," ~
greet ps}nr,;n &c sIa 81 AN sm.,h, =,
ihs hanr ~ darsa.s ~. sE;s,d rin,.s,s nc
hon Goafe aeraf 8 ,sI,ois i,s;ss,,I + fsans.,s.'
rale netticoa,si a,sii5Ell B 2 : = - &, \ :,
When .f6e Yanres .,,,v a.rsia.n,v
made ;ta a,,n..r,n.o {, lf,f :. Iii Z. ,;IiS
four FtedesicksIaro5 ia,,;ss-NMr. -
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-06-04
ShsofiGg OF Cen. Van, nofn. s .

, 81 NJ So ~. yeA - gorn. =
N s'r,.,S y D" spet ssans Van Born
81 pE ..'', a"s essst w 1sskssg
~. ~ way ,nlo the enemy 2 hnes.< <snd ~
.sil..s;. & oas.s sNns ~ Ne'es'pe hs
n,,hi;.,,ad ~ ~;.snW nnne m py sm ~. w~s
isss ,o.I ~ u,o isSAs's'i'e Dt Ps'ch, OF
Tl,s .s, - Wy 'I.S,...s, . :, -, !, /.
49, l., III " NnHg o1 Yen. van.
n o..,I - ~ ~ "es oeen w Sonnrmed.
if;l, us 9usl,ers ~ spthg
n. D.. ~" uas =. uS @ ,nst--,
fro., NJ, ueI siN ~ tws cay, and
d;fI;.,,ra ~ sen ..st 'ne csnse s;the
Van DS,a ~ -'ee s,es.. Oh
tS.,.. ,.ra.,sa. ~ - HVstm S'sessgw ne'u tS'.ty
III i.,,a. y ..e -. k'n,,ng'in ~uich :;
ns ,,s p. es'so:,s'''" nis noHor, 20 give
't", .',... -.t'lu s-'tT s's.e'ne"s u'e next
NJ. p pa,.rs III, ,ou. o.s.nc' iac's.s
sjsiIm.',, ~ % III. n'n.a = s upon .9e :,
s..". ~ ~ ,.s ms Pt2'hse ne woabJ
.I,tn;,oh W. no.s-s.S ~, ~" o'."aies,
no,b;ns r., IL -. s.u T,' nv earea
dav ils ps,a,. 80. ~ s - ,as NJ, " ! :
call ON Van n,,n ',,,;i y ane e!a pot
Thursday m mo,n;,a ,host Sa"H -, aNy'
he demands1 of Vsn p'.s sa',l nv
ance Win b;s ,r,,n,;.. .,I':sn - (.
ed-6o,, ;ncl;naa : : ,in III. ~, a9 ~. q rs
said that he would ,,;,a i.;,s ha,e -.
hour in which. m so,s,i, ,,,;s,,', n nn
no,itiei him that in rs:o IS s,i,SIa Svts e,
life s6oul,t he n. go, , ms
walked nm into the v;tlaga ~ % ~ snSe
turn Van Dosn nall -
wtitien. Tbs -, .i.v.. IA, r !, .n..,s'.ss, maa
with hi, nron,;se ,bs .acoo, -,
entire. MISREPRESENTATION snd ,.a S o,ts. aa
1.yo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, H. 80 -. 60 y''.' IN,
make. IN. pe,er, ,han ja,bn.ass l.: ~ y,
for his had f,;,b wbon V:s.i .a'',
him for a (. oowar,liv doa 80 .e.s.s.' [ !,
Dkim to leave Tho rocro~ os In ,sn,,,d t;.,.
linn . ont. DR.. po,a,rsS .,ho, -. -
pis,,,raud ,6red H. ks,, - Us
iheaieft sill. of,he head and n,o,inn;,,,,
,inr, ant death. r e"s
-,-D,. .p.,.ra - "a Cg. :. -,
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An Incident at Marfreesboto.

p
: ArEeorrespohdeut. of the Atlanta In.
,e,tgencer tells the fpIio*;ng story =,
Whit wandering over a porto n al
the tield half mile f.om where the
carnage was most fiightful, ahd whsre
a hell of blne coated -dead a,;ested our
successful. Yankee slaughter, We, were
s;srtied-by a voice apparently issuing
f,om the grouud.. Oar party Stopped,
aud agaip the voice from the depths be
low. cried cut: !" nsflow fieid, give
:" Where arc you 2" said ore'of oDr
party 49, - =. ~ - - -
7. Hid down bore in a darned nasty
hole" - '''.' '-i' |S,'' : - 3 -. . -
We discovered Tho fellow. in well
some 80 feet deep; which long sko had
been partly Rlled with earth and cover.
ed With brush. In =, fsw moments we
bad the blue bird on teryq frma, and
.seldon hare ,we seen SO dirty and un:
makeontnbls a crsat1fe as iis torn a nd
dirty clo:hes envelsped, and His face
presented. He toesr out Of his hsver-
sack dry crsekeri and while muneb /.
ing il the conversation ran. -
+" How came, you In that dirty hole 4"
- Why, dog gone the piace, ] sjst
foundyit aud went IN. brkass. 1 6idsfft
want to fight asin you fellers." ~
-. Were yoH afrHid2' =. = s..
u" Wall, yas2; dstned III don't tell
The truth. apyhow.'" - a.. & :. =.
:. Ypu seem TO iave E,nr or fee asj,s
nations ,iu that i,syersack ~, -!
-" Yass. you ace j seed this, boia, the
Fday.afofe. ADD though, I might waot 10
git 10 il ; 40 ! Rxed and weni in airlyin
tbS fgbt." - s..l.s...' =, D..
Wei; come :slapg, sir, you're our
pf1soBer. - - - 81 ,.ls, -
We started fos Ma,freesaoro With
him. and in lees ahan iise rhisa,ess be
toek out his pocket botk, and, In gshu.
iue YaHkee i.ssksiet style, said
Misssr, .hev 'ppch good oonfei. st
yoq.siys nae bor il,is pocsct.b,ekfy a. N
fhA WIS whly q spsabhsn a the rel.
log pssloH s,sopg " dsnsh. g
g Tnk .Ricilnoysl. ExSss ssipet a,a,sk ,l,.,
tue s~snmp q loaSsferx,s 3 e<stes Trsa.,
uyy notes beaiea stsia eutssior 10 In
ceisbsflss,, Mas 1000, ,o0o, ,0po4 :.llt
of tbese, itsssys.s y. wiiI eoopi BAN kse,.
! yeonysssed 'into; bends, or Vi n6E NH
cease losl clrsfcney skags;ker. 1Thps,
five Asndr.'d mil;ons of earrehey xsli g.
wiped, ,ss currency, from esis,enee |; ,.sd.
IN a N,,f<,s. 81, - = a. -. A. q = Il . 49,
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Elodueh6s.

:" A Kentucky advocate is defendiaf
his cliein, " Ito Is charged with s,ealini,
= bark Of yarn: ".Oentt+men of the
jury, do yoa think my client, Thomas
Finn. "f Muddy Creek, apl Mississippi,
would he guilty o stealin' y, hank. %
cotting yatnf Gentlemen of tia ia, Y,
] reckon not--f s'posei. not. Bs no
means gentle,nen-aot at aIi. He ara
not guilty. Tom Finn decd 3lIsay.
ings yon.nll know Tom Finn and on
honor, now, gentlemen, do YOU think
he'd d" III No, geht.emen,' I 's'rnse
not-l reckon not. Thonia. Finn r.
Why, great snakes aud allicatnrs -
Toms ahole team on Muddy Creek,
and hoss to let. And do to:t think
he'd sneak nff with miserable hank o
'eottipg yarnl Well, gon,lemen, I
reckon mott s'pose not. When the
wolves was bowling. Gentlemen, Oh
d,e mountains. a. ken,ackg.. and Napo.
leon were IA lighting the bartles o. En.
robe, do yoa think. gen,lemen, that. my
client, Mr.. .Thomss Finn, aenriemen.
could be guilty. o 'he~kin'- ,a,ookiu, !.
gemie,neD--tbat pilifa., io,s. mean n ank
o co,iins yarnf Onpoxsihle, gentle
mem [ reckcn not--fs s'pose not.--
yom Finni geatleT,cn; 4 E reekoo I
know my client, Mr.. Thomas Finn! 4!
He's got The fastest nag end purlissi
.sis.er, gentlemen, IN nil 'MnSdv Greek
and Mississippi. That, SeaiienSSn. are
fact. Yes, gentlemen, that a-e y fact.
Yoa kin bat on that, gentlemen: Yea.
gentlemen, y6,i can i,ets your bones en-
.that J! Nov, ron honor, gentlemen, do
you think Ke are ggiity. Gentlemen,
l reckon not--.ISposeno.. WHY, gen.
ilemen Of this jury. my client, 'Issoisss.
Finn. am. no dIore goilty % s,ealia' ,hst
are hank o. so,ti,tg yarn thaE y toad
are gdt q. taif! , q. ataiE gentlemen i
THAI a toad are gat artSiff" Venlics
fer 'deftnJaut. .Cnse ilsm,ssed.- ,. Const
"'''s as,... 8 fs5q = :
ABss Vsny LxTssr Joxs.-s.I Isu,;ng
the past week gsntlgl,an cafitd nson
the President srsl solnii,e,l \ r,Ass ss,y
Riehaiond. !" Well = rail .flssE Pse.i,
desrt, 9 w'onld DO ysrs hHrpy a .a,ii.sc
ypU. IL my paSses mete -fesbcrtc,i. h,,f
the faet - sir, Ffbxsa. xifhis the .pasI
two, ears. given passcss "a 2 90. coo men
20 ga,o Riehmond, sad not. ens has
got s,here~ ye,. The applicant yery
an.sis apd respectfully. sishdrew on
bislip;ecs. - = - -
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i,ss..s... -. cs's.i :, - -
psss"s s.u ...e' .s.o's', a0lpg your dnty -
ps : Ass ~ sAcss, -xx,s, .Ioi Rev .
- ,.>-p.,,ss., = ~ -
Ec ,r.rs ~ y, ,,ifiP1ove 'He ftosy
). sSsats y. .ss ,tepaAns nseAns %
sn,s 800, 5 ~. g NJ 70. honot Ssd
Tna.i q, sn,,. Nv -. us sa. ~. p9ssl =. g9gi
Ia. Ia M; 'esu.. s,;. S Ky ,sil ! 9,
Es,sr - ' ',''.' - : : ,'ap 'ne..s'
"a Mad;,a,a on,a,.,,,s,... s.,
j.,,,a nnoa,,.;n, sssI;e, W s.n.s ..'a!, = oo !.
Jans.. 10, To-, J. Ess,.. - ~, tas'. : !
-" ~ = -, - 'ss., 'sasS M w.. : = 49,
g. -, 80. -. e,a,...s -, - -,
~ IN ~ INV o".s .,, =, oes>
oh t,;. s,;.;, ,Is.s ""u 10 sset rpt-
i.nS si,sa. J. : ~ 'nesssiassF'pe y
~. =, ai.,r1ra,s. seAs.'ops as'se s eacn !,
-, W 49,. W e''lsY q svs.y ones
SI ous .',s.ss ~. ny: wllt ,s,r'se
.sa -, R"sssss ,s .eo, IN pa''snce,
-; ne, saS,.l .'',7 o, ny 'se.s9 r'pP'e
i; l;,J;., ~, N.'''s ,h's eeeq '.i'e'nen.
c.,,.i,,i,. .'t..S . =. e.,F p.ec ana y
,l,a;n Eyoa y !. :, pc%s'es el.o'. % .,
moi, despair &c ne will. but tnake the
gSsernmene9fs The terhfer a sohjecs Of
'",su. ,,,,1 i,ass,tu, ssndy. :.
In yooiJ,- anil 6;5,tis.. l;Ss a. - :
nn,S III" si,,,,.n, @ ~, ,u y, ,e ~ - ,nsn o'
lu,,Ien .of l,;s oun Ia S.nJ ,snns ~
uS,...;nn, n ,nV, 'T.,, A'u = source ~
:. 49, 80 n,'IHnse ! !i:" am aeep soffo~
20 s",es ',,a t,oeaa t.o nun, al ieft he deter
rrrant w,o lad ~ 5E', :" i"agsa ane
HI; ;ron roJssi1,,i - sps hs'I,,r i"Iu ','' WI
nh,.rr"I 49,; 49, iIoe'" :. .p. ne su"oHed. 1
.on ..,s.,. '% 80; n.y. ."". "'a.i an angry per
III ''st' ~, ''s ye~ee &c 70 (, n 'o'"i,
htgh Rey.,lsl p determined, therefore,
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I, W. aaa tl,r f,IIo~iaisli ,,s 2, ..,ee, in

~, hua Hsrs fa'ow'ng sta ra,ent Ia
The pilot Of he irons = .Keelnk
'ass:d ttfreagh Rsiiadesr,,,s ,te.snr
gnth mrcet Ia esles Ihal .l,s co..,
ssaers'es !, i"'eh' et;an,e her, lie sa,. J. .
= .t"sssi ss,f nf-'e .M"rr's Inland. IT. i. l.. .
's.,,e sI,, ms m.tf who i.loted Navy .,S s;l,
Nei, through ti,c blookadv,r '""
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-03-25

Maryland how issit with them to-day? While
such is the condition Of our country, en- what does
the President predicate the early peaee he nss pre-
dicted! -.
beg leave to remark, in conclusion that have
been turning over the subject Of peace IN my n .a,
and have almost persuaded myself that nave A"I"
upon a.plsn that would accomplish the oesNsolc
object, provided could find honest men enough ~
sustain me in the important undertaking, Aisel
little more reflection the subject, VIII suulnl.
nv plan to the Governor and the Editor OF the Ssan
AGrd and. if it meets their approval and they Will
me the benefit of the writ OF hdofgs corpus
# our President should lake il into his head shas
had been guilty Of treason. ,;
Unless the war proves to be one Of utter exterm-
nation to the South or the North after all inc e1
penditure of life blood and treasure, we snail has'
to live together upon some terms or other, as ma
ton or under treaty stipulations. This talk aoou'
full and unqualified independence IS an ioie w.
gary of diseased minds. Who ever heard OF sucn
Independence None but an imbecie or mailman
ever dreamed of such terms OF peace i tnink we
have had enough of such folly. Let US begin 70
think and actlike patriots and statesmen Ii those
Who have the destiny of our bleeding and distracted
country in their hands are not disposed to settle the
war issues npon qualified terms, let them give place
to those who are and the SUN OF peace ana prosper
ty will shed It's genial rays upon US again. dliiasing
happiness and thanksgiving through the length ana
breadth Of the land. We want peace-an honora-
BILE peace.a permanent peace; one that will guar,
antee to all men their rights, both OF person ana
property; and hence we must have qualified OF
conditional peace. .. L. L.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-03-25
Hon. j.. o. BALDWIN, n. U.

CHEAP WAsuNG-Mr. 7. 9. Hobson, of Greens.
boro, Alabama, who has witnessed AL economical
and gratifying experiment in the washing line, gives
it to the public thus:'
With quantity Of Buckeye root washed and
sliced, tub full of hot water was readily and rapid
ly made into "suds" In this mixture number
Of various colored wooden garments were speedily
washed free of all dirt and all stain without tire
least perceptible injury OF any Of the textures On
the contrary, the washing had the effect of fixing
and Frightening all the colors Even those prints
that fade in water alone, were left intact and as
beautiful as new. The mixture was allowed to be-
come lukewarm before immsrsing thc cloths, and
two tubs full were used IN the process, carrying the
article washed from one into the other. knew
this fact many years ago but this is the FIRST time
that hive seen it tried 1t washes silk as nicely
as 1t does wooden goods.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-03-25

:: Tue TwELvE. FOUNDER NAPOLEON GuN-This gun,
introduced by the French Emperor into service. is
lighter than the former twelve. FOUNDER, and thus
capable Of being maneuvred by six horses on the
field 1t las smaller charge of powder than the
old twelve FOUNDER and is employ cd to project eth
er shot or shell hence called by the French, Jun
Hdwitzer."
The Napoleon guns, by order of the Ordnance
Bureau, to superscdc ell other smooth bore field
artillery in the Confederate service, which latter
will be. accordingly gradually Withdrawn. These
guns are now being manufactured rapidly at the
government foundry and machine works in this
city, which will soon be able to cast ard complete
one every twenty four hours. - $50 .
Experiments are now being made, under the d.
rection of Col. Rains on the new Austrian gun me.
tai, which is combination of bronze, zine, and
wrought iron, and some guns have already been
made for trial The metal is exceedingly tough;
hard, and elastic
1t is designed to make the government works at
Augusta, great arsenal of construction, where am
munition field and siege artillery, prQjectiles, and
ordnance stores in general, will be mado in large
quantities, for the use of the army. =
The powder works are daily increasing in capaci-
ty; when finished, will be the largest works Of. the
kind existing They are now superior to any known,
possessing all the Improvements that experiences
suggt sted, many of which are due to Col. Rains.
who has considerably furthered the process Of man.
ufscturlngs powder, the quality Of which is fully
equal to the best standard Of European and Federal
works. proved by tests made here, with the balssit
and gun penduums The productions Of these
works, have already Exceeded the entire cost. aaf
saved the government iiearly two millions Of dollars
-Augus'G (Ga) Chronicle ' II
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-03-25

TIE TRADE OF THE NORTH Some Narthcrn sta
tstics, handed by friend, show that the exports
of produce from New York for the months of Janu.
airy and February amonted to SCI, VA in the
cumtomhouse official or legal tender note valuation
and about $ls, 500, 900 in gold real money, while
the imports Of merchandise for the same, period
were sos, 94s,s72 il. gold or real money and about
s4?, 100000 in legal tender notes, thus showing i'm
ports about $40 500 900 more than their EXPORTS to
pay for which they have exported Ss,5OO,23s in
"specie merchandise" at the gold valuation, which
require Sl4,5O0,o 600 in legal tender notes to buy
these "gold and silver merchandise" as they are
styled in the school Of Political Ecodomy start
cd by the Republican party.
From the same source we learn that profits made
by the Northern railroads from the war are enor
NOUS. A letter from the Federal Secretary Of War
shows that since the commencement of the war
there has been paid for ransportion, to the Balt
more and Ohio Railroad, $l,2l3,659, Camden and
Amboy, s5ls575; New Jersey $377.924 Phila.
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore, s2O2,392 !;
Northern Central, (Cameron's) 5000, 76l; Pennsyl-
vania Central, $780,, 4a5; New Jersey Central,
1913, sos.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-03-25

GAKDsss.--Lst everybody who has square foot
OF ground make garden this Spring Remember
and the more you make in proportion will tue price
be lessened to those who have no ground to cult
sate. Many persons think 1t too much trouble md
labor to cultivate garden for the return. In SOME
instances this may BE true, particularly If the mat
Ter y Turned over to negroes to manage entirely.
You, reader, if you would have vegetables to eat,
Rise early and work yourself, while you sec that
others DO the same. A little care and attention
thus bestowed will give every family suficiency
OF Kitchen vegetables, fresh and nice, md save
great deal OF money and ahnoyanss Of Hsrkst Ne.
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$4,000 NORTH.CAROLINA STATE ROW
FOR SALE.

V1t'cE OF rus CHATHAM K. r. Co /
Two CORRECT AN ERROR INTO W wi IcIf' so u
Il bave fallen FROM an inaccurate reading of NV
vertiseme9 inviting prop ,sas for the purchase Of q.
900 State bonds call attention. to the fact that ,Ss
conditional six per cent coupon bonds the in,s,
OF which the State promises to pay sc.nannnaly and n,
principal on the first day Of january 1885, and tie ubo
ton Ut this promise is not affected BY or dependent
any contingency whatever
the faith of North rona part Of these bonds s MS
have the additional security If the bonds Of Me SeS
and Castor Rsiroad Comahy, and another portion w.
nancal stand these corporations, it is rot poins
far to say sato better opportunity for safe nvesr
has been will be offered :
March rs, 1851. SSHH t.Iurai
W Daily PrugScss, State Journal, Raleigh Regsls,
Charlotte Democrat, Fayetteville Observer Wlmnctan
Jnnrnal copy twice a week TIL first of April
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for the first time m my life tho degrading mid in
human practice Of whipping .eoldier-:three
Of our brigade being publicly whipped
The a5ote Is from the fredericksburg correspon.
dent Of the Petersburg Espfss Of che l2th instant
We concur with the writer that Congress should
do something towards doing away with this aAsan-
tfaied could infict upon fellpw.ocing fog rather
than being asoprce ofgood to thu Confederatesa,sa
y wal prove 70 b one ptoIhs Of ssA oil q. o.
6xerGjen 1870 3 -
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G1t. Stanbarb.
HYMN TO THE STARS.

Ave, there re shine, and there have shone,. :.
In one, eternal "hour of prime" +, IS
Each rolling, burninglH, alone,
Thronrh boundless space and countless time
Avei thereye shine, the golden dews
That pave the realms by .seraphs trod:
There. through yon echoing vault dlffilse
The song Of choral worlds to God.
Ys visible spirits bright as erst ...,-
Young Ejen's birthnight saw ye shine,
On all her flowers and founts when first
Ye sparkled from the hand divine: ga.
Yes bright as then, ye smiled to catch
The music Of sphere so fair,
To hold your high Immortal watch,
And grid your Gods pavilion there
Gold frets to dust-yet there ye are; -.
Time rots the diamond--there ye roll,
In primal light, asif each star ~
Enshrined an everlasting SOUL.
And do they not? Since yon bright throng {,
One all enlghtening spirit own;
Praised there BY pure siderMl tongues,
Eternal glorious, blest, alone.
Gould man but see what ye have seen,
Unfold awhile the shrouded past,
From all that is, to what has beer,
The glance how rich, the range how vast!
The birth of time, the rise, the fall
OF empires, myriads ages, flown.
Thrones, cities, tongues, arts, 'worships; all
The things whose echoes are not gone
Ye saw red Zoroaster send
His soul into your mystic reign;
Ye saw the adoring Sabian band,
The living bills his mighty fame
Beneath his blue and beaining sky,
He wo,shipped at your lofty shrine,
And deemed he saw with gifted eye,
The godhead, in his works divine.
And there re shine, as if to mock
The children of an earthly she;
The storm, the bolt, the earthquakes shock,
The red volcanoes cat'ract fire;
Drought famine, plague and blood, and hAme'
All natures ills, and life's worst woes,
Are nought to you; ys smile the same,
:. And scorn alike their dawn and close.
Ayel there ye roll, emblems sublime
OF Hin whose spirit DER us moves,
Beyond the clouds of grief and crime, .
Still shining on the world he loves.
Nor is one scene to mcrtals given,
That more divides the soul and sod,
That yon proud heraldry Of heaven,
Yon burning blazonry of God.
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NOTICE,

TINE, UNDERSIGNED HAVING AT THE FEBRUlE
~ term 1852 of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Ss
sions Of the County Of Granville NC Qualified us E1es
tr'x of the last will and Testament of Maj Tristan S
ner late OF the county of Chowan deceased hereby ers
notice to all persons indebted the said deceased to
immediate payment. and to those holding claims agsn
the said deceased 10 present them for payment within
bar of their recovery. -
ELIZA F. SKINNER, Executri1
Feb. "a, 1858. H-w&swl2t.