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COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.

TENHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE THEIR
Cotton Factory, in Alamapce County, situated
fourteen miles south of Graham. The machinery in good
order and runs eighteen onns and eight spinning frames
1t successful operation, with full supply of
hands.
For further information apply to the subscribers Haw
River P. O., Aanance, Norlh-CarOlina.
SWEPSON & McADEN.
Feb. 10, 1865. l3-w&sw3mPd.
ty- Richmond Examiner and Augusta Constitutionalst
copy to amount Of $40 each.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

q OFFER MY HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE, SIT
The main building contains twelve rooms independent of
the Dining Room. which is about sixty feet long kitchen
adjoining. Wash and other oubudings the lot.
There number of in the immediate neighbor
hood that be rented moderate terms will also sell
all the Furniture belonging to the house. except what may
need for family purposes. will also hire the servants for
the balance of the year get all the custom the house
capable Of accommodating and more than pay atteu
ton to in connection with other business therefore wish
to make sale. GEORGE T. COOKE
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1858. lS-It.
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LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE 3I2 ACRES OF LANE, TWO
Fl miles nurth of HlsbOrough. The land is very pro-
ducve ind well adapted to wheat and tobacco with
q large quantity of meadow grounds. The Land is we'll
supplied with water and the improvements consist nf
large barn and stables with two good framed houses and
log house If not sold will be for rent Terms
to suit the purchaser. -
HiIIsboro', n. c., Nov IL, 1852. 46- wifi
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IRON, FLOUR, TOBACCO, AND SUGAR
FOR SALE.

SWEED'S IRON ASSORTED SIZES IN STORE
~ Family Flour in bbls. in store.
Fine Chewing Tobacco by the box retail, in store.
Choice brown Sugar (duily expected) in store
For sale at small advance for cash or country
produce Call at my old stand, Silverdse or address
~ me at SmIthheld, n. G.. W. II. AVERA.
n. B.-Cotton bought and sold for a commission.
W. H. A.
February 10, 1865. l3-wSslm
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LAND FOR SALE,

TENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE FIVE
hundred acres of land in Wake County, the waters
of Neuse River adjoining Geo. w. Mordecai's Fish Dam
tract and Immediately opposite the recently sold BY
Col. Russ Terms accommodating
For further particulars, address either of the under
signed at Tally HO! p. o., Granville Co n. C.
JAMES A RUSSELL,
ROB. l.. HELM.
Feb 10, 1888. l3-wSswl7t
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TabIeauX, &c.

We are requested to say that the young ladies
connected with the congregation of the NJ f. Church
of this city, will give interesting entertainment
of Tableaux and Pantomines, on this evening Tues-
day, the 10th,) for the benefit of the soldiers.
The exhibition will be at the Chapel of the Deaf
the Dumb and Blind, to commence at o'clock
Tickets 30 cents.
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LAND RALEIGH FOR SALE.

SEVERAL ACRES IN AND ADJOINING THE
y town. For further particulars, apply to the Editor Of
the Standard.
Feb 10, 1863. ls-4tpd.
Progress insert four times, and send bill to this Of
fee,
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE 7TH REG.
IMENT N. C.. TROOPS.

CONSCRIPTS RECEIVED AS VOLUNTEERS.
Up Y ORDER OF LIEUT.. GEN. JACKSON. CON-
LIB handing End Army Corps, Army Northern Virginia,
am authorized to visit the sections of which
the 18th Reg N. c. Troops raised for the purpose
gathering conscpts and volunteers and conducting them
to the regiment, without passing them through Of
instruction the ordinary manner for which The uuhor
ty Of the Secretary of War has been granted.
Very liberal inducements offered to those who may como
forward and offer themselves for service
All absentees from the will report themselves 10
me immediately when visit their respective Counties 9TH
erwrSe they will be treated deserters.
Letters addressed to StaesvIle N. c.. will be for
warded to me- and receive prompt attention
]. K. McAULEY, Capt. and
Recruiting Officer 7th Reg N. IT.
Feb. 4, 1863 i2-H&sw5tpd
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The Milton Chronicle says that notwithstanding
the proclamation Of Gov. Vance, it hears OCCASION
ally of Wagon loads of cloth and yarns from an
Alamance factory going over into Virginia.
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ATTENTION!

ATTENTION!
A LII PERSONS WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE
IA 4SIh Regt., N G. NJ, between the ages of IS and
40 years, including all persons who have furnished subS
tuteS and all persons claiming exemption from any
whatever will appear in GRAHAM the 18th and 18th
MARCH next with three days ratious for medical
nation and enrolment Commissioned officers of each
company in the Reg will that all persons in their
spectve districts belonging their respective companies
are at Graham, agreeable to the above order.
JOHN A. MURRAY,
Col. Com. 4Sth Reg't, n NJ.
Feb. 10, 1863 ltd
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Office Of the Chatham r. r. Co.,
RAIEIGu February 1874

TENHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHATHAM RAIL
road Company will meet at the Court House in the
City of Raleigh Tuesday The Sd day of March, 1885, to
consider the propriety of accepting the amendments to
their charter lately passed by the General Assembly.
KEMP p. BATTLE
President.
Feb. 10, 1868. l3-td.
rzag- Register and Progress copy till day.
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w. r. BAsoN, NJ. d, Dentist.
(orFIcE OYER MR. PEscup's.l

NT B. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ABOVE d.
l ring his absence will be notified of his return by
leaving their names with Dr. Perry, by addressing him
through the Post Office, Raleigh, n. c.
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1868. 13-w&swtf
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Weinvite attention to the advertisement of Messrs
Swepson & McAden Offering their Cotton Factory
for sale This is very desirable property.
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

= OFFER FOR SALE TWO VALUABLE TOWN LOTS
IL IN Morganton, and Meadow containing four acres ".
ing within one hundred yards of the Depot Tbs
eeen place for large lanyard. One of the nts is we'll
fenced and in clover. 1t is the most handsome building
site IN town. The other has q and half story
mouse good well of water excellent garden large
stable which will accommodate 40 horses large coach
sheds and No one frame blacksmith shop This id
perty, as am determined to SELL and will sell on fair
terms If not sold privately, it will be sold Lubc auc-
ton on Tuesday Of Burke County Court
c. s. BROWN
E. NJ. BOONE. Agent.
Morganton, n. G., Jan. 30, 1868. 10-w&sw4t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEGROES.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR WITH
Il the will annexed of John W. Edwards, late of the
County Of Granville and State of North Carolina deceased
having obtained order of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions Of the said County of Granville for that purpose
will the 9Th day of March next at Alleys Hotel in the
town of HendersC and county aforesaid sell the high
est bidder, upon credit of six MONTHS three NEGROES
belonging to the estate of said deceased.
"a L. --1:-iA llnnd with approyed
security before delivery of the property. :"
JAMES NJ. FULLER,
Administrator, &c.
Henderson, N. c.. Feb. 10, 1868. l3-td.
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MARRIED..

Near Oaks, on The 5th inst, by the Rev. R. j. Graves
Orange County.
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WANTED
IMPORTANT TO CONSCRIPTS AND
DESFRTEES

HAVING BEEN DETAILED ON RECRUITING
ME- service notice is hereby given that all persons liable
to conscrpiton have opportunity of volunteering
script law having been partially suspended for that pur
pose. Bounty allowed AID every other privilege granted
volunteers.
~ am also authorized to extend full pardon TO de-
serters absentees without leave if they report
immediately Now is the time volunteer for the defence
of your State l will be at Raleigh every Wednes-
day, and at Holly Springs every Saturday, and at New
Hill every Monday, during the next three weeks.
J. W. BOILING, LIST Lieut.. and
Recruiting officer company |, 4ls reg n. c. Cavalry
February 10, 1868. l3-wSsw6tpd
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LARGE SALE.-We invite the attention of the
public TO the large sale Of valuable property in to-
days paper, belonging to the estate of the late R.
n Herndon, of Oxford, in this State
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CHRIsTMAN,S OINTMENT.

TENHE MOST POPULAR AND EFFICACIOUS IN
the Southern Confederacy, is prepared in Wilson,
n c., by THOMAS CHRISTIAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture of this ONT
ment for the of Itch in its various FORMS II has
however proved itself invaluable remedy for letter
Scaidbead cnaneous diseases in instances old
of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism So speedy
has relief been found in its for itch and letter. that The
army has Of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital use. In its application to hundred cases.
each itch and letter but failed Of II has
been tested horse flesh and found certain cure
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative powers
is deemed of place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof Of its vauabeneSs in the of all these all
ments. 1t be used in any climate either cold bot
rainy clear weather without danger the patient
This ointment is put up only by the subscriber tin and
glass jlrs with fuldirection5, and will be furnished to
persons in of it at from dollar fifty dollars
according sizef jar, application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished reasonable de-
dnctioh, By purchasing large quantity. All orders
REFERENCES
CHApLEs F. DsESs, d d Wilson " G..
". G. JoPDAH Wilson. n. c.
Dr. W. II HooPgr, Caswell Co, \. g.
Wilson, n. c., Feb 10, 1865. lS-Gn
FENEE SUBSCRIBER Is AN UNDERTAKEN ALSO,
Z and is prepared with all the fluids requisite for dis
interng and removing dead from any battle field to
any part or section of the Southern COnederacy All per-
losing friends relatives fathers, brothers,
wishing them taken up and inferred in their family grave
yard by applying to him WILL at short notice. receive their
friends at any point they may wish them moved.
7. F. CHRISTIAN, Wilson, n. C.
Feb. To- 1893 Ism. d.
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FOR SALE.

GANE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANNERIES
Yin the Confedcrucy-consisng Of 80 Watts, Lines,
Pools and Batesa twenty five horse power attached
good Corn Millall under aud we'll framed house
and within hundred yards of the Depot the North
Carolina Railroad. For particulars apply 10
CAIN & RUFFIN,
Hillsboro, n c.
T. Feb. 10, 1885, l3-wswl7tpd
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Headquarters 54th N. C. Regiment
NEAR FREDERICKSBURG "a

NEAR FREDERICKSBURG VA,
January goth, 1863.
ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD WILL, BE PAID FOR
each OF the following named deserers if delivered to
me or confined in Castle Thunder Richmond:
WIN BIRNS aged "a years. eyes black, hair black
complexion dark, height five feet eleven inches born in
the county of Randolph o. and by occupation teacher
W. d. CARVER aged about 46 years. ewes blue: hair aud
whskers grey. complexion fair height five feet eight in
ches born in the county Of Chatham N c. and by occupa
ton farmer. SAML J. PARHiM
JAM 90, 1868. sNw& wild,
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Rev. DIR. Boyd, of the New School Presbyterian
Church, at Winchester, Va, was recently bru-
tally murdered by the Yankees at that place.
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For the Standard
QUARTERXAsrER's DEPARTMENT, !
RALEIGH, Feb. 5, 1868.

Mr.. W. ". HOLDEN =
Please publish this acknowledgment of the
receipt OF the clothing mentioned in the enclosed
letter Of Col. Odom, and Oblge-
Yours respectfully,
P. A WILSON, A. Q. NJ.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

n OFFER FOR SALE A TRACT OF LAND TEN
miles southwest of Raleigh, containing $50 acres of
about ~ in cultivation. There are on the prem
ses comfortable houses and convenient barns The land
IS weftmbered, and has abundance of long leaf
pine Apply to the subscriber, at Raleigh.
Feb. 10, 1868: I3Ntf
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C0NSCRIPT OFFICE.
RaIeisE, II. c., Feb. 5th, 1863.

No. ).
A MlSCONSTRUCTI0N HAVING BEEN PLACED
IA upon the published orders of officers detailed M
recruiting service is hereby announced for informant n
OF Enrolling Officers and others interested that the exccu
on OF the conscrpt law has been suspended in this
state for thirty days, nor for a single hour
Inc officers charged with the execution of this law Will
oetEe themselves to the jealous and prompt performance
me safety and welfare Of the country demand that every
man III ms crisis should do his whole duty. Not DIV
nor an hour should be lost in filling up the thnned raks
u our glorious and gallant army few more such vcn-
S as ~ mas recently achieved will speedily prac.
scripts for NC. VI N'"'-
Fab n 1890 J. C. PIERCE, Adjutant
EB The Salisbury Waterman Cha, UStte Bulletin Ash
vile News Fayetteville Observer and Wilmington Journal
VIII copy twice and send bill 70 Progress Office
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Feb. s, 1868
DEATAYILLA FEMALE SEMINARY,

DEATAVILLA FEMALE SEMINARY,
% pear Yadk4 Institute. Davidson County n c. will
January 18th, 1868. butt
Expenses per session $I25 in advance. Specal
given in preparing young ladies to teach.
We offer pleasant and improving home to those who
may enter with
Address me at Yadkin Institute.
CIV. HEGE.
Jan. lS, 1863 G-w3tpd.
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N0TkCE,

a 4 ADMINISTRATORS UF BENZ. HURDLE, DECD,
"A will sell at the Court-House door, in the town of
Graham, Monday I'd March, it being County Court
twenty-one shares of stock in the N. G. Railroad.
w. J. MURRAY, ADN'R.
Feb. TO- 1868. l3-td.
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PEGS! PEGS!I

a LII SIZES FOR MAKING BOOTS AND SHOES
"A are now rea " for SALE Apply to at Gern.anton
Stokes County, n. C. R. C. BAYLY.
Feb. 6, 1863 12-w&Sw5
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HIDES! HIDES!!

HIDES! HIDES!!
, N Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Under
signed are now receiving hides at their yard For
estvile, to be tanned the following terms nr
Sole Leather 50 cents pound Dressed Leather Is cents
Hides labeled and deposited al J. W. Rogers stnre in
Raleigh VIII be taken to the yard tanned and returned 10
tne City Tree OF charge for transportation Send in The
hldes SO that they can be tanned before next winter
Address J. F. FORT F. NJ. PUREFOY,
o FOrestville, n. C.
"aH' o. ioo0 9-w&sw l5tdp.
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Office N. c. Railroad Co.,
70 Suopc To- int Ioeo

IENHE NEAF SESSION OF ]. HI. HORKER,S
1858. 110"J Ill '"'uaiJ
Oxford, N. c., Dec. 10, 1862. 1oo-wksw17,,.
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NOTICE:

HAVE ABOUT Zoo ACRES MORE IN DIFFER
j. Emf Tracts in the county of Moore Farming,
terms. JOHN MORTSON
carthage, NOV. Ia, 1852. 92-w&Swtf
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ONE HUNDRED DHLLARS BOZ fTY.
HEAVING BEEN DETAILED BY MAI. GEN. G. w.
EA SMITH to recruit in Wake County, am authorized
10 lay the conscrp law is modified to allow any
to volunteer in company Of their choice without 60
ing through the couscrpt camps. You can join Your
friends and receive the Confederate and State bounty
other volunteers You called npOu TO deffr the sill
ofyour own State Gen Smith has caused frse pardon
except forfeiture of pay to be granted all illegally
absent and will voluntarily by the 10th of h. month
Otherwise the law will be enforced with the utmost severity
Those wishing to volunteer in Capt. s. ". Hitches
Company report their names to me at Evan old stand.
JAS d. NEWS0N, Lieut..
Co. H. 47th Regiment n. g. T.
Feb g. 1863 12-WSSw9w.
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LAND FOR SALE PRIYATEIX

LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
6ggSn ACRES OF LAND IN FRANKLIN COUN.
SVV ty, N. c., near Cedar Rock, on The road led.
iLg from Casala, about half mile from the former and
tnree miles from the latter place. About 80 acres are
cleared land most of which has been cleared this wear
the balance is original woods and well rimbered TIL i'm.
ProVements consist Of dwelling with rooms and nrccs
at which good school is kept ~ '''
For further information, address,
j. W JACKSON,
H. on ,o.o Castaa, n. g.
De0' 0o l"oz' 1-w&swl7tId.
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TURNER'S N. C. ALMANAC FOR 1863.
THIRD EDITION.
CONTAINING ALL THE CHANGES MADE BY THE
~ present General Assembly Just published and for sale
at the North Carolina Book Store Price So" per hun
dred, or 81 .25 per dozen. II. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Feb. 6, 1868. l2-St.
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FOR SALE.
x BARRELS ENGLISH COPPERAS list RECEIvE1,
- and for sale by the pound barrel Also 100 Mound,
assorted CANDY, at T. D. STEnGE'S mus
Raleigh, Feb. TO- 1858. 7 ;YI
, 1863-05-01
A Eight near StrnsburE.

"
Col. Alexander, who arrived in the city yes
tcrd.y from Winchester, informs US that q
considerable fight took place about two miles
this side Of strnsburg, on Wednesday last.
Major niece. Of the sd Virginia cavalry, with
portions Of @ Ko~and's, utt's and Whlte's cav.
or four hundred rebels, at the place indicated.
Major n Gees squadron Was the advance Of d
mora formidable force out upon a reconnois-
Eance, and he therefore made 4 dash upon the
rebels, and after yery brief and brilliant fight
drove them from their position without the
assistance Of the main force.
One man Of Rowand's company was killed
and another was wounded. The man who was
killed was James eastman Of this city. The
wounded man WAS ]. Green of Lewis comfy
The rebel loss wns five killed and nine
wounded, besides twenty-five prisoner. aud
forty horses. Among the prisoners taken WAS
Charley Vlers, Of West Liberty, In this coun-
II, formerly member Of the shriveF Grays.
, 1863-05-01
PERSONAL.

A. s. Bcckwith, Esq, Of Hartford, died .
few days since, Be commenced lif. a moor
fItcndlcss bov. hut accumulated fortune
which is now estimated ut see5o. 900. l. short
time previous to his death he consulted with
cor Rrck;no3,,,r and had ,,an,,ea the nec.
cssary papers for q donation Of $4,000 to the
Connecticut soldiers, but was too weak to
sim them, His heirs have Indicated their in
ttnt7nn To rarry ont the known yV;shoa or thc
deceased.
Mr.. Fverctts assertion in his last u,,on
e,,ccch th,t tbe cr;ttenden comnrom,se If
,lc, ~. = ,,,nnno and ,ron,d rot t,r. wa.
, 1863-05-01
E1ect1ug of The Union Men o1
the Northwest.

The Union Leagues throughout the loyal
Etatcs have called National Convention Of
the League, to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, on
the Goth Of May next. The Convention will
consist Of delegates from every Congressional
district, who will be selected from The most
prominent and influential OF tlc Union men.
The objrct of the convention IL to take mea-
sures to perfect and 1armonze thu oFganiza-
ton OF the League; aud to strengthen and aid
the Government III supprcssing the slarehold-
ers' rebellion.
The Cleveland 1Adt1er announces TINT 1t has
been decided to call grand gathering Of the
Union men Of tho Northwestern States, to
b. Ec1d in that city at the same time with the
above convention, for the purpose Of de-
nouncing, in the most emphatic manner, by
an imposing demonstration, the charges Of
Tie home traitors, that the great Northwest
81 mrathizcs in the slightest degree with the
rebels in their efforts to dissolve the Union
and also for the purpose Of assuring the world
Of the uualterab1c determination Of the peo
pie Of tho West that no foreign power shal
control that great outlet, the Mississippi
River.
Invitations have been extended to Msjo
Gen. Butler, Major General Fremont, DAME
s. Dickinson, Secretary Chase, Postmaste
| General Blair, Governor Yates, Judge Trunl
bull, Governor Morton, B, F. Wade, John A
Bingham, John Van Buren, E. B. Wash
burn, John Sherman, Charles Sumner
James II. Ashley, Owen Loycjoy, Henry {
Dcming, James T. Brady, Schuyler Cola,
Henry Ward Bcecher, and other eulIncn
speakers, to be present.
, 1863-05-01

t,, the acclarasion. Congress IL, Of course,
II c sole Judge as to what iaws are Unnecessary
ard ,,rr."r" Surely here i bower ttl"uGh.
Ere taking ny seat letme EemInd you ot ,'ta oea
duty tv s1uLu ~ oar nrlny-oy tue Drive .4s. a4Sn
who have gone out from among US to suucs
cvc1y ]nrdship and 10 rutftr every peFLl' ast Mt
high and holy work Of suppressing tho moss
nclarlt us Of all conspisacles+ But the way 10
e1and b, them is I" sand oy ths goyernm1ett, ~ ~
they eerve, To desert the Government Is 20
des.,t them. Our soldiers bid US st;na oJ
tic Government. They ore afflicted that a. 80 80
thc divisions by which VIC encourage ths ios'
and MAKE him abl+r to drive back and slaug1.
Ter our friends. Such heart!cssness to"Afns
Themselves us we'll as towards the country y
y.rv unlike that reward Of sympathy grata.
tuGe and love on which they counted "nsn
they vert forth to fight her battles: Our sang
snldIers, could they speak, would hid u atana
hz tic Govcrument- Our tens OF thousan4s
| n broke en- families, weeping over those VINO
.r.nt, TO The army, never more to retuEn from
y h;S us stana by the Government, The Gu
1;r1htcncd friends Of freedom and righteous
nsts The earth over bid us stand By the GOV
| ment. And, lopd above all, comes down the
Voices Of Heaven: '' Stand By the Govern
mcnt, stand By the Government"
, 1863-05-01
TEE STEELE'S BAYOU EN-
ksENHT10y.
Corrections and Additions BIZ ono who
Knows,

18TH ARu1 CoErs, Touxa's porsr, LA,,1
April 2sth, 1868. /
Editors Chicago T.ibuac:
see by your paper Of the 4th inst what
pu1ports TO be map (which, by the way, Is a
very correct onc) and history OF what Is
termed by your correspondent, The stce1c's
Bayou Expedition which, however, WAS in
fact an expedition to "Rolling Fork" under
the general superintendent, as well as per
Eonal inspection, Of that brave, efficient and
far seeing General, n. T. Sherman, who as a
military man has few equals, and whoever is
his superior has broad page Of history in
store for fim-aided aud assisted By Brigadier
General David Stuart, ever active, brayc and
efficient, always on hand, aud ready whenever
duty calls.
But In that history sec no proper mention
made Of the part the 1lSth Illinois Volunteer:
and tile 18th United States Infantry took il
this expedition; and Ehi1o do not propose
| to write the history Of the same, or detract
from any officer, whether It is Lieut.. Colonel
Rice "or anJ other man,'' shall take ths
nois Vols. and the lsth United States Infan
try arrived at Hills Plantation abon
nine o'clock ?. ~. March slst
The gallant and onr ever brave and lndefatiga
BE acting Brigadier Gen. Giles a. Smith, hlv
iup prccedcd Us tWo days with the 8th No
Yais.. and having the day after been joinet
hv III 9Th No, commanded by Major -
a AZ GOOD and brave man, and also ths 10th n
narS Surs.t to tind.l We, the 113th and 18th, wer
b7 b Gen. Sherman twho vas then L On noal tn
g3ound brgaaed and ool GsoIse Geo. "a ,. eaoas M1se
gallant Co19nel e1eyqabere, 1gtb oe Ta Wss a
1o5 nanted hs enc aetins Bgader M General and IN tt,
it espaeity led lie Dfigedo On a march arch G,aa' 70 th
gunboata, some twenty miles up Deer s. Cfees ees
| and afte1 that lnarch, made as rapidly as eYe