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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-09-01

The New York Herald of the 21st August con-
tains in full the communication of "DdUids0n," !"
which appeared in tpe Standard of the S1st July,
with the statement that it from the pen of the
Hon. R. S. Donnell Speaker of the House of Com
mons This statement is unfounded. Mr. Donnel
is not the author of the communication referred to-
1t has also been stated in some of the Northern
papers that Gov. Vance approved of the said COM
muncation, and had sent copies of it to official char
acters in the North. This is also untrue.
1t has been charged that the Eltor OF the Stand
ard sends copies of his paper through the lines to
our enemies in this State, and that he corresponds
verbally by letter with the enemy. This is also
untrue. We have had no correspondence of po-
litical character with any OF the Northern people
since the proclamation of Mr.. Lincoln in April,
1861.
Much stress is laid by some of the papers of this
State on the report that "great Union meeting"
was held at Newbern on the 11th August, at which
the conservative sentiment in this State was hailed
with qualification, and determination expressed to
prosecute the with renewed vIgor, as the best
means practically of aiding this sentiment and re-
storing the Union We do not know whether this
report is true not but let grant that it is and
what is the inference? Iftrue, the Yankees regard
the Conservatives of this State as their friends and
regarding them in this light, would they take steps
to prosecute the war with renewed Vigor against
them2 Is 1t not likely they would leave the Con-
servatives and Destructives to themselves, hoping
to gain more by their dissentions than they could
expect to achieve by appearing in their midst in
armsP 1t would certainly be new thing in war,
and the blindest sort of policy for friends to march
against friends with fire and sword. The Home
Guard of number of Counties, including Wake,
has just been called out to meet threatened raid
of the enemy. Many of the Home Guard are Con-
servatives. Do the newspapers referred to believe
that these Home Guard Conservatives will meet the
Yankees as friendsg
Away with such nonsense! But we are used to
such faisehoods. They constitute the main stock
in trade of certain morgaged presses in this City
1t was charged during the last contest for Gov
ernor that we were in constant correspondence with
Mr.. Stanly; and in justice to Col. Vance, whom
this charge was intended to injure, we were reduced
to the necessity of denying it Those who brought
the charge did not believe it, but it was ga good
enough Morgan" until after the election. The De-
structve leaders would rather see us put down and
destroyed politically and personally, than to hear
of victory over Gen. Meade. We have no respect
for such men-no confidence in them. We never
expect to cooperate with them m any event Next
to the radical abo!itionists we believe them to be
the worst enemies the South has and we intend
to expose them and the people against them,
as long as we are able to WELD pen.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-09-01
Adi0faOt-GeneFal.

Gen. Daniel G. Fowle has resigned the office of
tutant General of North Carolina, and Gen. r. G.
Gslin has been appointed by Gov Vanen in A'o
lace Gen. Fowle retires, leaving the business Of
R Office in excellent condition, having performed
bis duties in an able, systematic, and satisfactory
manner.
Gen. Gatlin is an old army officer-weH inform
sin military affairs, and will no doubt make an
airent Adiutant- General.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-09-01

OVR CIRCULATIoN-We learn that some of our po-
dal opponents are endeavQring to produce the i'm
EsSiOn that the Standard is decreasing in circula-
n Our answer to this is, that during the last
IWeeks we have added one thousand to our Week
and four hundred to our Semi-Weekly circula-
A The mail on Monday morning brought US a
| t0O Of twenty-five subscribers from Columbus
ESssippi, club of sixteen from Cedar Falls, Ran
aPh County, club of twenty-five from Stanly,
''unty, besides many single subscribers. Our sub
GPtiOn list is increasing more rapidly than at any
limer period
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oR1TUARY NOTICES.

Died Of dptheria, in Onslow County, on the morning
Of the 4th August 1863 JASPER only son of Jonas and
Eliza Jones aged years, months and l9 days THIS
little boy deaf mute, and his winning ways uA0
rIued him the affection of all his companions"
At .he same place. and of the same parents on ne even
ro of the 18TH ELEoSoRA eldest daughter aged years.
In months and 90 days. The flower mas Deeh Hansp'~
ed to a farer cline.
Again. the morning of the 18th, JEANNETrs daugn-
ter Of the bereaved parents aged years. mo9tn
gether-unted in life in death they were not dVideo
The grieved father and mother can only say GOO VIII
be DONE" W.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-09-01

Tag FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IS ONE OF THE GREAT
.rWARKs OF LIBERTY, AND, THEREFORE, OUGHT
rvEs TO BE REsrRAINED.-Bi~ Of Rights of North
garOliRa.
,,,,,vESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW ABRIDGNG THE
'"noy C OF SPEECH, OR OF THE PRESS OR THE RIGHT
Nr PEOPLE PEACEABLY TO ASSEMBLE AND PETITION
d ,,yrRNMENT FOR REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES
p,,.,it,,tiOn of the Confederate StGtes.
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The Spirit of the Age, of this City, although pro-
fessedly NEUTRAL has fully ranged itself under the
Destructive banner That paper feels it its "duty"
to publish every thing it make for against
the Standard, while it studiousy refrans from Civ
ing the Standard the slightest hearing. This is
"duty" and justice with a vengeance. We warn
the Conservatives of the State against the Age. 1t
is ga wolf in sleeps. clothing"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-09-01

NPREssMEST OF SLAVE LABoR.-By an official
oOlcatOn in the Charleston Mercury of the 9th
a5uSt we see that Gen. Beauregard has been COM
Euea to resort to the impressment of negro labor
~ 'he defence of Charleston. This is fact by no
AaS creditable to the slaveowners Of South Caro-
ia White men are impressed to fight and die in
'snce OF the country, and seems that the planters
" much indisposed to let their negroes go, to
"A On the forti6cations, that they must be i'm
SSSed alsO Is this specimen of " the chivalry p
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-09-01

@6E REV. WARD.-RUNAWAY FROM
0SeD the subscriber on the 20h of August last, my
boy SYRUS He is between 25 and 80 years old, dark
complexion about feet inches high, slow spoken, high
forehead think small the upper lip. The said
boy been work the fertfcaOns at Wilmington,
from Raleigh without any pass and when about being
punished abScondea will pay the above reward for his
apprehension and confinement so that can get him.
Z. MARK A. TATE,
Fish Dam, Wake Co, N. @.
Sept. l. 1868. s6-w4t,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-09-01

DEsERTIoNs IN ALABAMA.-The Huntsville Con-
fsdcrate states that there is a company OF armed
traitors, 50 in number, in jackson county. Alaba-
ma, commanded by former Lieutenant Of the 5Oth
Alabama regiment, who deserted shortly after the
battle of Murlreesborough This band Of traitors
are levying war; adhering to the enemy, and giving
them aid and comfort in various ways They ought
to be ferreted out and treated traitors.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-09-01

The Mobile Tribune says, that as far as ascer-
tanned only eight of the old members of the Lower
House of the Alabama Legislature have been re-
elected. All the rest are new members, although
some of them have served in past Legislatures. Old
things seem to be passing away.
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sl dated
LEAKsvnLE Rocki,obsm Auc o. 1863


On LEAKsVILE, Rockingham, Aug. 25, 1868.
sL -So s or three years ago was the only one who
s,Dr Tue y standard at TINS Office; now there are
fbD ~ tour course is highly approved. Nine out
b,v, our people are anxious for an early peace
ss, i"ef ~ Sons in the army. They were all in the
S,tt; SS IN pennsylvania. One of them informs me
w ~ not true our soldiers in Virginia arc against
'r5 a. ne says three -fOurths of them are with you,
Scs 10y ~! are angry at the manner in which their
se wSs Ss mlSrepresented by the officers. Old men
a05 Iuo h never thought of going to the war, will
Me I your side in sustaining the rights of our
Ia, fa nay God save the Conservative party, for if
y '''lS we are lost furever!"
'aL are the words of an honest farmer, who
b At neart nothing but the good of his coun-
1 II, ~ us words be pondered He has four sons
atOr! III tne DeSeructiVeS call nun q
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NN HIS WoUNDs.-Peter G. Evans, of the
b. ,b.. Neslment Cavalry died in Washing
Faadlsburg N''S ago. oil wound received at
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MARRIED,

7, F-ortIinsve Randolph County, N. c.. Thursday
the Doth nit by Hugh Parks Esq, Mr. NATHAN HoaFADT
to Miss LIZZIE HUNTER only daughter OF Pleasant and
Rhoda Hunter. .
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-09-01

UNxECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.. N. c., AID.
II jutant Generals Office, (iIoms Defsnce) Raleigh
August 3lst l363 General Order, NO 2.
l. So much of General Order, No. J, ISSUED AnRuss
1s 1851 as exenpts the Commanding Officer OF each
Companyof the Militia and Adjutant of the Regiment
from Home Defence duty, is hereby revoked
JAMES H. FoOTE, Asst Adj GenL
Sept. /, 1868. .il-Z"'
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o.roLEMI-FRoM TIE SUBSCRIBER ON

S.TOLEN EFROM THE SUBSCRIBEN On
y the night of August 26t, living one mile sonin OF
Company Shops, Alamance County, n Co. one SokKEL L
MAKE and BRIDLE. The mare is four years old-some
white in face and right hind leg white. She was shod BE-
fore with nearly new shoes Name clipped.
will pay liberal reward to any person retnrnng sao
mare 10 me and will be very thankful indeed for informa
ton which will lead to her recovery My r u IS Com
pany Shops, Alamance County, N g; ,-nnpve
Sept !, 1858. h--4IPu.
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Our Troops in south-csrolina.

we have been silent for some time on the subject,
but we feel It TO be duty in response to nume-
rous appeals made to US, to refer to the manner in
which the private soldiers of this State are treated
in South Carolina ......
Many of the privates of Gen. Clingman's brigade
have written to that their fare consists of one
pint of rice and three fonrths of pound of very
common beef per day, with one spoonful Of SALT
They get no bacon and no bread They also write
US that they are nearly always guard or fatigue
duty, ard when they get chance to lie down to
rest, "our bones are grinding the sand, and our
s!omachs are gnawing with hunger" They also
write that they are destitute of money, not having
been paid in four months They add that the South
Carolina soldiers get good rations with whisky eve
ry day.
A member of the 31st regiment writes US that not
long since detail of fifty men was made from that
regiment and marched off to the general slaughter
pen on the island and ordered to bury the ofal of
the beeves slaughtered for the army. This offal
was very offensive. The men refused to bury it.
a nd returned to their regiment They declined to
perform buzzard's work, which should properly
have been assigned to slaves. We honor them for
their selfrespect and spirit
If these things be true-and that they are true
we entertain no doubt-yhat shall we say of such
treatment towards our gallant soldiers What is
Gen. Glingman dong2 Is it not his duty to see to
it that the prvates in his brigade treated they
should beg Our brave boys are in South Carolina,
ready if need be to die in defence of her soil and
surely justice, humanity and the instincts ofa COM
mon blood all cry out against such treatment that
referred to.
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b~sceitgasst rDa EDtbtrf5en begsIest Tnb, sic aber ri1ts
1tt ttreF IsercEAng tu STUN b1bsn, mo relGs 0Gr1eu benz
isItsu rur bst8eta35 Inb, Die a5er utGI9 gnt tErer &erethand
a9!aelh 6~sriaE5es bea GsrTaui ber sgs @5ia Sci fer9Ipisu Gca
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si9t piFI.lSItS odes iei Iolte
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8tllea fnb Elm i9neaeS %reiai8enoe5 2artgmi5Gs bes 8gs 66fs
gal9bfonoeJnn0ea aus benz Wic8eH uab ben GfSirntsa sHjs
icrrt, mootr1 b8gt9e 8eiui1o5cit bsraessnt ptrb.
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oss'@s 10 8~Olabagbhg.
Stbein-, Vfal3er unb fran3. Metne
stfi@tebeHsn AHaIttaten Bel
1EebeI & BtIbtIm
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nniDerial
So Gfcbse : 81 II 8 r7t-ot q e T.

Scr. | GrD6 fir 6a1nilten9etrants $1,000
" 2 MtttelsrOs 700
8 &letn 5.SO
IS GrDB fur @rtel. Ge6rau@ 14OO
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gGrenttrt.
SRattee agentem wertft an alien Srten gefu6t.
N- Sein1 en1pfang etne8 Der ptigen @retfe BON etnent
0rten mD MIR fetnen Msenten BADEN, mirb br tetreHenba
&u8rtneer france 3uoei6fGt. -"
Srtefe inS 81 ~abrefren an al
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Np. BAT S%rpattpas, gep gptf.
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&gGrbl@ns Observation-Disclosures
@e1cNfdaGft SOtt @aItttrprg.

gsurNpeAt+Gde bon Saltintures ss.b gSrr>Sg
Disie GsieGi&est beFSt su b~eSeatetbes s3aar- go,,HsY ns,s.
gsFi @s9anos NM Nie5lIten tnner> NIB enssrsoIS he; @teb,
Ssesa GAea SetIsE cnt$ 6tutt, "a iOl&su @ateu, bic Iptop@I
4en6e garantte fur bTe gerF&sttn bteten. "'N"
S@ttftIt9s cher p~eri6uItde &ppIttatlCntn man st in:crs r..
iorG& Ebrssze Y. 8 aF1 bIet . Wy5Fl
Hg.a Otis Gpsar, Eet .
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TeMer=0 erfAermmg
Der ofucttrten 5euermanaS. Ger lfderunesge>
1euf1aft bon Baltimore.

gU. A Scuttfr., ~sesenaber benz Gum @ebaube.
SIN Setra&t Der erfoIsrei6en E6dtt9tett bes Danpf. Eeutr.
SepartementS feuen MIR BON beute an gum ~btlieeren preiIe
meme Yolteen aus anb erneuern aud bic alien Az ben btl!a.
zen Ytatsa' Aae Dteientsen, pelde 5duler, @5bel peer
lHpaftes geert9eesentanbe fie etn Cber feben Sabre Al Der.
tNern mnnl3en, mer6en hermit etngeloben, f1 bic elite
unferer terab9eiesten prdmten o%n,rIeben. "
Ale WerInfte werben We bisBer prrnrpt unb liberal aus.
besablt. 81 n e gp "rrS wrSs
Dtrsftoren
MN. z 2a6 Mo9p gDolter, Trdnct8 Burns,
Suen y9tms Utt@aro y. WfDipn, SSames 0pung,
SSameS sGpeepen, Saries ". Bruce, 1Iaueis ". WttHe,
SSnmsS @ettp. samuel Rttt Same8 @. @epret,
S'"'apeF NRlh SaeVb Erpf, Or. 8. 6. y. 5tnSe,
SUtm 2BfebSrt, SER,