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Si,.at+ fart ~ r'fFE%c 49,"
William Il. Glover,
Thomas AaaLeag.'
! ID .irlue Of an oAev-..o2 AS asa i.o4' "a"
F - Court, 70 me 3irectei and delv cred, ag3iHs'
80 personal and real property u the aG2Fe-
named def taat, IhOl. ccnnea5, I h2F.
.Iiz day -.r.g3 and isvIai upon al tar right,
E Z, and t,t T. rest which he SID octerGauS h2u
in ard to Lots twelve II, ana five .. n tie
town pID. Of Leaagiite, Ii. tn" ,o"n o! 's2Al.v-
VOC Rar.ds. COUNT Ct 4rpl,ogoc, state OF v q
rca..e. With tie ap.urIeraucss EueIet2 belong
.n-, ca the III Gay Of lLHy, Z. D 1882, cr Re
nay have since acqVi.c Cd thereto, which 5.i4
.i-it tile eud Interest If rid dHifndat 6, S.al
ezrosa .gr sale md seiIay the Court ua-rs ti
dc vr',,.. ri ,i.r..to-oc, On lie 5th LsE a.&"p-
/ t.-a15. Al. 1882, ~ tic hour Ct ter clos u
IL. g5.g-1ol e that Gay, 10 satisfy said ez2c1-
! i'm e. ..'ar With ne expenses Q! sale. JG>ed
! Sh2ti3's COCO, H1rifowoc July Is, 1862.
TYAhE MURPHY,
Gaerf.G Of NeGjsovoc County, 6!s.
Csc. Y. WCcD,x, prtd's Atty.
HE above sale IS az; oarGed 10 ii "0sh dag
OF September, 1862, at he same hour aud place.
Da.ed sept. 8, 1862,
VIVIAN MURPHY, SAer.f.
b. Z 7. BLAKE, I'M sler,d.
GEO. \. WOODS Prf'a Atty,
Tie above sale IS fur,hct adjourned mi. Co.
tober 4tb, 1880, at lis aaoro h91r asa p.--s
lVI1IAE MURPHY, @n.s...
~ i. L. Bass tuler Sheriff.
Dated September lta, 1862
The above la.a - f.s--ar adjourned u-il o.
toUer 18TH, 1892, at ire SANE hour and place.
WTAAN MURPHY, Chsr-.
BY L, =. BLAKE, Under onciH.
The above sa'e is further ,journg9 un..l y i.
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SjrcrIt Seurt-Nsn,toyae Cennty,

Jacob Halverson, Plaintiff, against Gideon B
Collins, BENZ min Wellington and Henry W,
Wellington, Defendants. The State OF WiscQn-
sin to the defendant Henry ". Wellington
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the complaint in this action which
is fled in the Office of the Clerk of said Court
at Manitowoc, copy of which is herewith SER
we'd upon you by mail, and to serve a copy Of
your answer to said complaint On the subscriber
at his Office in his dwelling house in the village
of Manitowoc in said county, within twenty days
after the service Of this summons on you excu-
sive of the day of such service; ard if you fail
to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant. Dated January %, 1868.
GEO. REED. Atty for P,'f
Circuit Court County.
State Of Wisconsin. Killer x. Jones against
Thomas Bohan.
ITO THOMAS BOHAN-SIR-Please take no.
i tice that on affidavit, copies Of which are
fled in tae office of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court in ind ior Manitowoc county, Wisconsin,
a motion will be made at General Term of this
Court to be held at the Court House in the vii,
lage Of Mauitowoc on the fourth Monday of April
1868 being the 9th day OF April, Is 63) at
O'Clock P. 81. of that day, that the plaintiff
have leave to issue execution in this action.
Respectfully Yours
GEO n. WOODIS, PITS Atty.
Dated Jan So 1863
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I'SlkAf --Ihe undersigned, lvi'g IN the
L. village of TEo Rivers, has ;ak,E ug /. b'acl,
CALI, about one year an a nall oil rcd bae K,
rhife and req de1, White belly, and white
spot Oh her JOINT. Ihe owner L. requested to
49, 4 - r~- $3.50, ~nd t.Lo her
Avav BAPTISTE LEaFON
1sn blvo~s, D4rA IL. 1882
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In e at.~ - III.
M4slGoEoC CoUsTY,
VsN-rz ITsTsureT' OtTce,

Kanio,eoc CaHsf-It m Of -Nan'towoe-
II. Thompson, Paiat.a, against Charles PEI
te,5en. Defendant Before Il il!iam Bach, JUS
t;c- Of tic Peace.
ry10 ChaIlea Petersen the ADORE named De.
/ f.n5aas: You are hereby Notified that 81
VII. q attachment he's zea issled against you
AID your property attached 10 z.E.'r he -.
nlrd If Il. Thompson, amyaltirg 10 Thirteen
a2d 5G-lC0 De',Irs. NV, unless E55 Il T.. op~
pes G.,te3 E}..,iaa baga, aou-tl u lie Peace
/. o.2 ler ,-5L -.Ua.E, 81 lis c.i .e j.. -2l to7n
or ta- oh da7 ii dlnua,T, J. .. 1853, at 10
9'a'"o.- ia -lo l2r--2no, Judgment "iii be rem
1--,- --,... ycI al your property so'l 70
par tho lrJs.
HERMAN THOMPSON. .PI-:n,lI.
1atal tits 9TH dav q December, fa"2.
Ioate Dsjta5aa5. Eou az. tale ao.;53 lat
the PsiLti.f vi. be sc~o~2 IA lis own 5eAoif IS
q witness, AM tas,,-2 O. thots'a &, It's c@-ac.
HERMAN TiJ0MnSpT, Painful.
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Mawsssv3c Comfy Circuit


state Of WISCONSIN. Wi'liarnyW. I'lfihgt
Philip tan = a!kenbGrgh apd WiIlisn 3 Leon
4rf svs.ass Hazekfah II. Snaitb sDiarthia
sraith, 7 i'I;.m Aldrica, Anna v Ai1f,ch !
J4laes T. Ai1sch, Eleanor g. AIdrich, Martin!
b. Medburv. L. 2, MedbuFy, Geo. 3. FanderNH
hurgh. william ii. soFnetf. Pai'p SD AipAlFe,
fder-as & Dakin, Samuel r. Pratt, Pascal +.
Prstt, El~a~d 2. BEAR, Herman K. Wells, JET
a.l.aa S, Clfi.tis YFIifatl Fit!eou, WIlan Z
BlsdgetS, Henry A. EuuL.n4loa, Phinp " ads
worth, CALVIN 9. Parks. jr., - e. Brown, J. Ii.
whs..er. Sidgav Cornell, SAMUEL II. Cornell
Tohz Z. Wills, BENJAMIN :. Slag, EreieIlcE Rsh-
bas Frederic. HeuPAcT, G. grstavas Won
Teu,scl,. guardian Of August WinkieE, Lyman
Cook. Wi.iiaIa Doud, David T.. Baker, Ben, f.
/ Jones. Bernard Lowth, Stare Bank Nlsc51-
Sin. John ?. Seymour, Robert W. segiaclc,
/ r1og-s 4. Green, Henry II. Eo-rop, william
J :. Midget, Wj.lien + i, Baton, Henry ;. k.Gl-
/ balE Jsr,is =. Flat, JoseP5 Was, JascE DoFl~
I or. Charles :. Draper, Daniel z. E=s.k, i!t,i4Ea
/ P. Cas-, .CecEge (. G.aFk and flames fiSesA15
( Tr.EaIfaas t,f' E0secio sure md SIDE.
EnY VIRPrE OF and pursuant to G jideEea:
- rendered in the above ell t.tsed act'c1, : ear
iag Gats July 10Th, 1861, difecttd - sao, shall
! evpose for sac and sell ST PQhlc Aucol1 atile
Court House, H. the village ard county 1T 1aui
g4yar On III. 2jth day Of cctcber, a. D. 1852
4 the hour OF 10 ocI@ak ii -hs fo.caQca u j5a-
saw al tae following II or gag - pfa~lista or se
rrrrh thereof q. nlzv he I-c2@sl-y 10 raise tiit
/ amount e said judgment interest ane COS 3 ti4-
! costs Of sale. - follows % wit: The east hal
II Sc ion 70, thiitv !o4r-3i-; the east "a;
d.. north west culI ter, ard TIE east bal. Of sii
s7zrn vest quarter Og SectiaO 40. thirty I ar
g4--aIj IN l'gT1sllj T,p. twenty c2e-4l- LC.ts
/ Of Tanze 10. twenty three 2;4--s2-tl ID tGi
County = .ic-itowoc and Susie Of Nise11s1
and containing il al four hundred cd e.sat'
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m ah@sa tfarae. ecsoB. sell ;isli, Ti9at zf tle
and interest thesaid defendant hai on the 14th
Gay Of oot"9etl s6t IA ana J 70 tiof es;@ie
... -., ,acIion -, tie Sir ave ee,
sct;,rs u i sae right tito and interest -fe
said defendant haeon the ao.h day ei -oeteoer
asst IN 40 - '0s 's'i s'''''s -'''' '''' oe
sc'''ed' 10 2" = aH 81
N g az Of u or Sec II, and Sc qrof n
q az of 5ee. 20. and the u u Of tho y
or of sac p, int. 20, i. e. i Q or Of
l5e n v or Sec %. end he ! of the !
Of Sec. Is, snd the or Q! the Y or
Sec 80, all in 1. ~, L. Y n e Or OF
or Sec Il, and the J v or Sec 30, AID
the Il or aec u, ali IN l., l9, 4 p. Il
! If n y qr e S = qreeo +, and the J Of
2 e &c 8 END tue W of s g IT gee z
10 r % : = ar Sec Il. T. Fl. K. %:
g., . I, o. = 81
y - - =, on - - 49, -
= QF CT Z { g SEC ~, !. ~ ~ = e q
y or aaa or OF n y az Sec lH, /. ~,
- = : j." II '-sc o. :. ~ =, =, - - q
% q ana II" Or q : = y sec 10, ~ - = T.
- ~ 81 ! = -e' ~ q =, = 20 20 -, ~
q 4 . if o. / " z 'oSS ~, :. -, y y.
2ca Y ~. 4 %. containing I9 80 So
no. als, The undivided seven eichths
All ~. Yo,i;v;3eA nslfof y ar Pco II.
a"5 re :, 'e eo '.,''I VI 4 ~ :,
=, =, - -, - . :. ! y - -
= - and g ar Of q q or SEC 70. T. %,
K -. 49,.
ton 10 sha village Of Mani,oaoc.
T.ots + 2e1 Of Of 10. 3. all off 8rl1q
/ Is Is It e. Of let 3, II I07; W p fest
OF lot :, 81 feet Of lot 3, b 1I8, il VII
F.. laso Of Aanitowoe.
Lot 5 and s, 81 Isl; %: >, b IT'S; lot
j, 81 tT5 lot 10, bI 105 lot II, b llo /;
lot 7, b III, IN the village ard county Of
Manitowoc.
ga.
Ad also r.c as h.Fe h IN The 'IF3s several ba M
sp -. 49,, ~. $40 sr+ h7i ~, me
d # p.ccao:r I S ia and to hot III wv
ing do5orioed re-. estate, to "it:
Lot G ! and 10. bI 40; lot 8 and Il.
blA2: lct 2 10 end Il. 81 So; lot I i
zA5 ., 81 1905 let :, ii 44J lot : aud
2, II 81: lol 8 and 4. II pa; 1t 3 ard
/ N z,6. lot ia and 12 ri 90. Ia. Il
~ ,Iox1 - !, oto
~ eva - u - !oo = "..t : Il ~ ;
/ ict II 81 zoo; lot : ana :, d IoZ ;
L. Ii lTC; lot and ., OF ia; lot L
3 0r4 8, b l73,in the village and county
Of EIaGjtowoc.
Lot 8, subdivision 81 Il or Sec 10, I.
10 p o. e. acro, - rillarta If Afoni.o>
woe.
Lot 7, bi I5S; lot I, 81 1913 lot ~ b!
49, lot and ~, D. i lot 10, .. -0Z !;
lot Z, 81 700: jot ~ ana IL, 81 go iot
: snd I, oi 80, 10 the village ci A&h!to-
wov.
5w y y or Sec 20; $ eqr Of n e
-, .Dl.,.-,...
-
Lot Il, IL il village OF Aanito"oc.
Lot >, b. 1884, lot 3, bl 161; e. lot 4,
., -eJ ). lol : ~ - 'o' y. - :, r"'
H. NJ 90 lot ., bt 90 10, o, o 40
lot II, bl l5t lot 2, hl 1859 lot 6, ii
I55 lot 2, III ia; iot / 10 4 and u
bl l13 n3 lot ., bl 1916, all III Nanito-
VOC village.
lot < II 1tA Io.-1 111t1e171o
and 10. 81 265: lot 1916 90 q
I % - 0e4. l.. 2 01o 70 1e1-
% acc 1oIac a.
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Paper Rags and Old Copper

TIVE HIGHEST PRICE in cash paid for
l. PAPER Rags md Old Copper. at the new
stole n J. BRANDEIS
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u ST ISECESE ED.

A LARGh hS>bRrAENF Of Catholic Prayer
~ boo<-, German aud kasli=h. 40. Cath
Ole Picturcs and Frames, together with 9 l4-g,
assortment OF
CUIEDagES's TOYS.
SCHOOL BCOES. dc
tae Bccl ,tore Of
GEO " TE0HTER,
arsh silc Of tie river y AK. We.
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rrday, February '7sh, 'lsSs,p i. the same hour
r JACOB HALvERsON, Coroner.
The Above sale Is further sllioirhed until Sat
urdsy, March eth, 1868, at the same hour and
place. JACOB HALVERSON, Coroner
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u~,rA,- .aI-pDnY Sher.fF-
hncIEs SaEr.

s.rea.t gau1t -" r'tew2. 60!
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CIR CUT GlLtR I-WAoi1O VOC co. n
William H. Lyon, Warren w. Lyon, Robert
Shaw, and Morris .Soher, against ms. Obadiah a.
Plat. ~ - So
Theron Z. Butler, John T. Cecil, siias Ra~son
and Albert ". Green, ag'gt Obadiah IL. Platt,
Ch7rss T. Drapar, Daniel Clark, Parker P,
Clark George H.. Jiark ard Elijah T. Clark,
4 rsinst Obadiah Il. Patt
TOY VIRTUE of executions issued from said
- Coafs il above entitled actions, to me d-
rected and delivered against. the real property
ct tire said 1a,-fendant ia said county, shall as
.aeeea directed by aid under the execution i'll
tae Gr5s ABOVE named action sell all the right.
rlt.e and interest the said defendant had OF the
2Ist day d October, 1851, in aud to the reai
ieste5e ieF3iaaf,ar described, and As therein de-
.eTinel IL and gRde- the execution in ths sec
ond ahSs4 earaeL eetiob. sell attsao rsat- zftfe
/ and interest the said defendant ha1 on the 14th
s3ay Of OGtoo-fpl G6l, ia aud to the real estate
hereinafter described, and IS therein directed by
and nesr1be execution IL tie bird above nance
ecfiofz Ii E Il she right tito and interest vfe
said defendant h1.ss ca the 3G.iI day CT Oste5e,
/ EssI. IN and 10 the real estate kereinaf:er De.
! ecg4eed, 70 aStt; a- Z -ar 49,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-17

A Common School Teacher writes US from Ca
tawba Springs to inquire if the Chairmen of the
Boards not supplied with Bank notes with which
to pay Teachers and whether Chairmen have the
right to exchange such notes for money of less value
to pay out The Chairmen, we believe, are usually
paid off in checks on the Banks, and the Banks have
been paying out Confederate money for some time
past We presume none of the Chairmen have re-
Gently received either Bank notes or State Treasury
notes. But if any of them are in the habit of ex-
changing Bank State notes for Confederate notes,
for the puposeo paying out the latter to the Teach
ers, they doing wrong, and ought to be exposed
If they received Bank State notes twelve or egh-
teen months ago. they are bound to pay ont what
they received. They had no right to the money,
and they cannot justly substitute Confederate money
for it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-17

We learn from Castor County correspondent
that certain iron masters in CASTOR and CleaTeland
selling their iron at thirty cents per pound, and
that they have a considerable number Of conscripts
in their establishments at from fifty cents to dol
lar per day, who board themselves. The most of
these conscrpts said to have plantations Of their
own; and would hive thought it disgrace to work
in iron before the ccnscript law was passed Bot
they are employed, while experienced and practical
workmen are tn rned off, If these facts be so, these
eonscriPts, as well their employers, ought to be
put in the ranks rs soldiers Let the enrolling Off
GERS look to it.
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3Ist North-CaroIiua Regiment.

This regiment is stationed at present on James
Island, about eight miles from Charleston. We
conversed with friend yesterday who was just
from Charleston, and who many Of the Wake
County boys belonging to the regiment. He in
formed that much sickness prevailed in the reg
iment mainly typhoid fever Two Of the Wake
company, Geo. W. Barber and Willis Wilson, have
died, and about twenty of them sick.
We learn from this friend that there is no doubt
that the people of South Carolina generally refuse
to take our State Treasury notes. If they do not
want our Treasury notes, especially when offered
to them by our soldiers, then we say we do not
want them 10 have our troops. South Carolina,
next to Massachusetts, rs responsible for this bloody
and awful war. This being the fact It becomes
her people to speak kindly, INSTEAD of bitterly Of
those States that are keeping the enemy from their
doors, and to show enough confidence in the cur
rency of the other Confederate States to receive il
when offered for the necesSares of life by the SOL
diers. We deprecate as much as any one the i'll
feeling which exists between this State and South
Carolina, but people are not responsible for
this feeling. As as Lincoln drew the sword
on that State, our people, though they dsapproved
of her hasty action flew to her reliefe and thou
sands of them are now on her soil, prepared to die
in her defence; and the return get for this is
refusal Of currency and the bitteres denu ncia
tons of large majority of our people as "Conser-
vative traitors"
We call upon our people to refuse South Carolina
Treasury notes and shin-plasters, and we beg our
subscribers not to send US. any of them. Send us
North. Carolina, Virginia, and Confederate curren-
cy, but no South Carolina notes.
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Pay the soldiers,

A soldier writes us from Camp Holmes near this
City, that the members of the battalion in that
camp hare been in service eight months and have
not received a cent of pay. He says many of the
men have not enough money to buy paper and
stamps to write to their families. What burning
shamel Many of these men are of the number
who fought so gloriously ct, Kinstou. They have
given up family, and home, and everything for their
country, and yet their little pittancc of eleven dol
lars per month is denied them. - ..: ..r
Whose fault is itf We intend to ring this ques-
ton in the ears of the authorities until these
are paid s.there any lack pr paper, and printing
ink, and Clerks to sign Treasury notes in Rich
mond? Or is it true that the officers at the camp
are Incompetent to make out the pay rolisH We
call the attention of COL August to this gross in
justice. We trust and believe he will remedy it, if
in his power ...-... ........
Pay the soldiers pay them everywherel They
pay down, in blood and suffering, the debt which
they owe to the country; and surely the country
can pay them, once in eight months.
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The Chatham Railroad Company.


We learn that at the meeting of the stockholders
of the Chatham Railroad Company; in this City,
on the Sd instant the amendments to the charter of
the company, passed at the last session of the Gen.
eral Assembly, were unanimously adopted,
e.. The main features of the amendments are as
follows:
For every mile gradedby the company, the State
subscrbes $4,000, the subscription moi to exceed
S25O,000. The company relinqulshes the privilege
granted by the Convention, of corporations here
after taking stock in the company, exchanging
bonds with the State, up to $3.50, 0OO
The company, with the approval of the Board of
Internal Improvements, may extend their road into
Union County. If the corporations which have
heretofore subscribed to the stock of the company,
wiz: the City of Raleigh and the Raleigh and Cas-
ton Railroad Company should exchange bonds
with the State, then all payments by them to the
State shall be invested by the commissioners of the
sinking fund for the redemption of the State bonds
when due.
The State is to be represented in the Board of
Directors INCREASED to Seren) in proportion to its
Stock Z"
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Deprecia,ing Confederate Currency.

We stated recently what we can prove if neces-
sary that the persons in this State who in the
habit of deprecating Confederate currency arc for
the most part, DeStructiVes The case of Mr.. Kirk
land to which referred in our last is in point
He refused to take Confederate currency from the
State Treasurer, and thereby discredied that cur
fency. Another case is that Of j. w. Alspaugh the
Editor of the Winston Sentinel That paper having
published article falsely charging that Mr.. Trea-
surer Worth had depreciated' Confederate currency
stated the fact that the Editor of that paper had
himself done that very thing Sy demanding specie
or its equivalent contract which he had made.
The Editor denies the charge. We can prove it, if
necessary. We have the word of two of the most
| respectable citizens of Forsyth that Mr. Alspaugh,
having agreed to deliver certain quantity of wood
and not being willing to receive the ordinary cur
.rency for it. demanded specie or its equivalent spun
cotton. The charge is true. Mr.. Aspaugh Lnops
it to be true He knows that he took one of these
| gentlemen aside and asked him to bear witness to
the fact that he intended to make, orhad made this
demapd.
The Sentinel goes out Of its way in its reply to US
on this subject, to charge that Gen. Brogden the
State Comptroller, has played second fiddle to the
| u
strong position against the war; This is also I'M
true. Gen. B. was opposed to the preepitate mar
ner in which the var was brought on the country,
but he has neither denounced Southern men nor the
He has been true as the Editor of the Ssnti-
mel has not been. to the teachings of Jefferson and
Jackson. Consequently, he labored to preserve the
Union as long as he hOnorably could. When the
proclamation came and war was inevitable, he stood
by his section; anu4e has been since, he is now,
q Conservative. But the Editor of the Sentinel is
a Destructive He stood by, holding the clothes of
those who. in passion, and to crafty their unholy
ambition united with the abolitionsts in destroying
one Of the best governments in the world; and he
is now-with the most hypocritical professions on
his lips of devotion to the Conederacy aud itsause
engaged in destroying its currency by demanding
specie or its equivalent, and refusing Confederate
currency on his contract.
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Mr. Smith, Of North Carolina, offered joint pre-
amble and resolution in the House of Representa-
tiyes Tuesday last, complete copy of which
could not be obtained by the reporter. They say
that war of two years has demonstrated the I'M
practcabty Of reunion, but that the people
of the Confederate States, anxious to terminate
the strife. would propose the following as the basis
of an honorable peace:
:" The recognition of the Independence Of the Con-
feaerate States; the withdrawal of troops from Mis-
souri,, Kentucky and MarylSnd, the question of po-
litical division to be decided by the popular will
fair partition Of the territories and Pblic property
restoration of conscated and sequestrated proper
ty, and the settlement of debts and the free navi-
CATION of the Mississippi river and Chesapeake bay"
Referred to the committee OH Foreign Affairs and
ordered to be 'printed-Richnlond EraRixsr.
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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

HEADoUARTERs Co. D., Slsr REGIMENT N. C. T.,
Camp near Charleston, s. o., March 9. 1858. !
meeting of the members of Company D, 3lst Reg t.
N c. t. held to-day TO manifest their esteem for the
memories of our friends and brother soldiers Sergi G.
BARnER, and Private W. j: j. WILSON of Wake county,
c. who departed this life the 18th of March, 1863 af
Ter severe attack Of typhoid fever. at Charleston C.
Serg J. L. Finch YES called to the chair and Corp ].
K. Richardson appointed Secretary.
OH motion, committee of five appointed to draft
resolutions suitabeo the occasion, consisting of Corp
l. w Bryan privates J. B. Sturdivant, E. J. Smith, s.
Smith, and Serg't. J. d. Turner.
The committee RETIRED and in a few minutes submitted
the following preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to take from
esteemed friends and felow-sodiers. Sergt G. W.
Barber and private W JJ Wilson, Of Company d, Slst n
G. Infantry; therefore, be it
ReS0lre1 That while we bow with humble submission
TO the dspensatou OF righteous Providence vet we can
not but deeply lament the loss that both and the
we have sustained.
ReoOed That deeply sympathize with the relatives
and friends of the deceased in this their rreparabe loss
R,Lrfd That copy of these resolutions be forwarded
10 the Raleigh Standard with request to publish the
came. SERG'T ]. G. FINCH, Chm.
. COrp'i ]. R. RICHARDSON Sec
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-17
RICHMOND MARKET.

RICHMOND March a. ls63.-Gold $50, about five dol
lars of paper for of gold. Silver Virginia North
Carolina South Carolina and Georgia banknotes so to IS
premium Confederate bonds, from par to IL for fifteen
ginia. old ISSUE $40. North-Carona per cent bonds
new issue $Is Tobacco market active Tugs SIS to s27
leaf $25 to $780, fine from $40 to $67. Flour from
$50 to $40 per BARREL meal s. per bnshel bacon
$3.50 per pOund mohsses Sl9 per gallon brown sugar
81 per paund; beef pork and sausages 81 per pound;
trdges Is cents to 81 each sweet potatoes $ per BUSH
ell cabbages SO to rs cents per head eggs per Dozen
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-17

THE YANKEES IN BERTIE.-A friend writing from
Coler ain, BERTHE, under date March 9th, says YES
'erday Yankee gunbOat ran in near the lard and
fired several times; three CT the shot or shell fell
in End about the village. Besides giving much I'M
easiness to the citzeas they destroyed some 5000
toiSS, 900 worth of property in fishing apparatus
belonging to J. II. Etheridge This shows the want
1T protection in time, and the folly of inadequate
protection at any time. We are helpless, AID at
the mercy Of all parties"