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SToNEwALL JAcKsoN.-The Rev. DR.. Moore, Of
Richmond, in sermon in memory of the mach
loved and anented Stonewall Jackson, narrated the
following Incidents.
Previous to the first battle of Manassas, when the
troops under the command of Stonewall Jackson
had made forced march, on haltingeat night they
fell on the ground exhausted and faint. The hour
arrived Tor setting the watch for tho night The
officer Of the day went to the Generals tent and
said
General, the men are all wearied, and there is
not one but is asleep. Shall wake them p
"No," said the noble jackson, "let them sleep,
and will watch the camp TO- night"
And all night long he rode round that lonely
camp, the one lone sentinel for that brave, but
weary and silent host Of Virginia heroes. And
when glorious morning broke, the soldiers rose re-
feshed and ready for action all unconscious Of the
noble vigils kept over their slumbers
The night preceding that on which he received
his wounds, Gen. Jackson and his staff were in the
open air without tents. One Of his aids prevailed
on the General to accept of him light covering
In the night, however, when all were wrapt in deep
sleep, jackson arose. and gently laying the covering
owe. the young aid, he lay down again and slept
without any protection whatever. In the morning
he awoke with cold which brought on the attack,
eventually causing his death, from pneumonia.
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1s1 ~ C. Regiment.

1874 NJ c. Reqinsnt.
Field and StaF-Wounded Col s. McElroy, severely;
Lieut. Col W Stowe seriously.
Company B-Ked-Lt Moore, Sergt W Paris,
C Woody. Wounded-Capt W Carter, Sergts Peak
NV Randfe Corpi N Ray, j. N Ammons W Thomas
8 Mlikeu, ] w Profit. MissingsJas .McElra:h;
C-Klled-Sergt A Hensby, Thomas wa"na 4
1t l Thomson, ] Youngs N AcCuny, q I' ~,
Barnett NJ Hsueycutt, Robeson. Ass'ng-'' nays
:. nfs ;l1sdnW Wall, NJ Thorn woaodedvMile.
Knipe. W Livngton, R Ksy'e, ha~k'ns' A1''''oS
= A'Rs;jv W r Hames ,u. =. ~
DK;},ed-Wiatt Fisher. Wounded - Hines. "
Sides. J Thompson Signon. Aissng-h s'a9aey'
Denton RR;,,sal NJ Coehrpne. Woundsd-Sesgt 8 L Black
I'll Horni ] C P;emmous J Bays.
W." G K;lled j W Winoed Wuunied-SerxtJ Hsmp.
TON Coruls Houser and W G. Blautsu, ) Williams r
Simons, Missing-E Cole
e.i NJ Kilied-Lt L Robinson Wohnded-Segt " L
WestsiL, Corpls W B HsmmonA G Oliver. Missing.
Cnrpl r L Staufeld H Murr0w. go
I-Killed- L Williams Wounded Ia Brit:
tain Seret W tious u Little, W SPAIN Sandy,
Jones, Sitten, VIM RecknelL Crabsree, g. CondyJ
Cannon Moses Ellis " Dssmsu, y Barnett b
Dawaon Niasns-k RaFustt. sr -
K-Klled.-CcFpl I BIsekyell RE MhhGdes WSun'
ded-Lieut O sharp Ssssts ) Bins asd John HAIL
Thompson, Cora W 7. Nils 4 sidsrd' D sos'sr =
R 4s Roberts. Jue Smith wcasasd
s.ret Oarpsutss, csrpi in Johnstpp, " SSshss,
TssffSG Essnsy, RaassiIlssJ Qndsrwood. A1saips-
In 6Nhh6es, 8 0lelemoo. y -.
/ yiiisd is vesaasd - !; niadns1A-
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May 26, 1868.
$3.50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SERVICE OF THE
HI mont Railroad Company, the following Dad
described negroes:
BEN, 5 feet " inches high, 4s years old. comp
brown, eyes black. scar on forehead, on wrist 'n'
first joint If left thumb.
WYATT, 5 feet e1S inches high, As years old, ~
ion black, eyes black, very bad teeth shutters m
talking.
RICHARD, tall, ginger bread color, about "a
large knots on FIRST joints of big toes.
JOE HARRIS. feet inches high, complex
eyes black, limps in his walk. IL
WASH GT0N, hired Of Edmund Ruma ~
CESAR and JOB, hired of W. K: Delapy Of
The above reuasdof two hundred and fifty dolliI
be paid for the arrest and delivery to the nearest
Of the above named negroes; or Fifty dollars VIII ]
for each one arrested singly; if delivered at t@
the Piedmont Railroad Company, in Danville, all
~ expenses will be paid ard five dollars per DAY
ton to the above, for the time employed in bring
on. Il. u. WlLDOIs
Superintendent OF f'e 60
Danville, Va, May 26, 1858. 4o-"
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NOTICE To CONsCRlpTs.
ENROLLING OFFICE srH CONGRESSIONAL DIS,

ENROLLING OFFICE 5rH CONGRESSIONAL Dls,,
OXFORD May 18th, 1858 /
VVHE COMMANDING OFFICERS or TIE Min
Il Regiments Of the 5th Congressional District Of
comprising the Counties of Wake Orange, Gram
Franklin, Warren and Nash will please priced At =
to reenroll all and every white male person within
limits Of their regiments. This notice includes sIN
who have been previously exempted or detailed on
have been discharged from service, from any cause
ever.
all persons or contractors engaged in the manuta
of Nitre other ordnance for the Confederate States
have their applications for detail or exemption ceri
BY Capt. Barney, Agent Nitre and Mining Bureau en-
boro N. e., that the number is neither unreasonabu
cessive. Contractors with the Confederate or STATE
eminent ,other than ordnance) must have their aUy
lions for exemption or detail certified to by the Office
whom they make the contract.
Special notice is given that person after enrol
has the right to volunteer, pnt substitute in snr
pany or reg meht. except at the Ca9p of IastrSs,]
ly at the Camp Of Instruction, win bel once arrested
sent there.
The commanding officer of the 42d regiment n C. y
tia, will assemble his regiment at Oxford Grsnvlso
N. G on the 2sth and 30tb of May, 1868.
The commanding officer Of the 43d reg't. N. c, Nj
will assemble his men at Oxford Granville county,
lst, I'd and Sd Of june, 1888.
The commanding officer of the 10th reg't. N. c NJ
will assemble his men at Louisburg, Franklin Oouu1
C.. ON the 6thsand 9Th Of Juue 1858.
1ue COLIIIudiuiUS OmCeT VI Tue oau Te2iuienI ~.
tia. will assemble bis men at Nashville, Nash county
on the 18th and 18th days of June. 1868.
The commanding officer of the S7th reg't. N C.
will assemble his men at Warrenton, Warren coun
c., on the 18th and 9Th days of June, 1888
The commanding officer of the 3Sth reex. NC
will assemble bis men at the Court House, in Rase
c., on the 18th, Goth and ed days Of June, 1858
The commanding officer Of the ssth regt N GU
will assemble his men at the Court House in Rdai
| c., on the 2sd cath and 25th days of June. 1868.
The commanding officer of the ] 18th reg',. N. C.
will assemble bis men at the Court House in RaaN
the 2sth and 9th days of June, 1858.
| The commanding officer of the 45th Regiment nv
tia will assemble his men ut Hillsborough in 0rnF
ty, c.; the Both of June, and !st ard I'd ofJuE
The commanding officer of the 46th Regt n. CT
will assemble bis men at Hllsborough Orange cur !
G., on the Sd, 4th and eth days of July. 1868.
Militia officers will please attend each day and N'
the assistance in their power to the Enrolling 0ne
they will please decide all questions as to the ages
sons before enrolment and notify every man besTs
ages Of eighteen and forty, to appear and show VH
shall not be enrolled as conscripts.
A. Lands, il,
Enrolling Officer for s.h District strict ON
H. W. CAFFEY.
Assistant Surgeon, P. A. ~
Chairman Of Ex H
May 2s, 1868. 4S-wS'']
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GALLANT CONDUCT.

VALIANT CONDUCC.
Major General D. II. Hill, Commanding the De.
Charlotte Democrat the following report for publ
cation and requests that all other papers in the State
copy it:
HEADQUARTERS PErr1aREw's BRIGADE
u-:- May II, 1868. ! !.
MAJ Archer Anderson, A. A. e.:
SIR:-ln obedience to General Orders No. ITO,
Adjutant and Inspector Generals Office, have the
nonor to mention to you the names Of the follow
ing omcers and soldiers whose good conduct in the
brought to my notice by the Oolonels of their re-
spective regiments: ..
lih Regiment ~ c. Z. (csl LeusntAorpe)-A
the rout OF the enemy at Blount Creek, 9th Of
sarpt r HsRs young g" Co. Il Lieut. Outlaw and
2sth Regiment N. O. Z. (os1 B.rqvgn )-Rout
at Bount Greek, April 9th: Sergts. Polk and Huds.
petn, w. 7: for omcer.llke conduct on several
occasions: Lieut. Breese, Co. B; Lieut., Emerson,
47th Regiment N. G. Z. (Col Ea,;6aun FLIGHT
on the causeway on the afternoon of aOth March :
on Rodmaa's Farm on the night Of the same and
1epeing the attempted landing on the morninp of
the 3lss: Capt. Faucette, Co. <; privates NAV.
Peasants and Wilder, Co. G.; Capt Brown and
Lieut.. Rogers, Co. I: Lieut.. Westray. Co. A. Rout
at Bount Creek 9Th of April: Seret Rlake a.
and the Pioneer Corps.
SD Regiment NJ O. T. (Col Aoy,hau\ For
good conduct at Fort Hill and in the NIGHT oner..
tons on the river: Lieut. j. @. Warren o. q. .
privates Vanderford, Bolan, Callicott and J. Cali.
oott Co. B.
Graha,ns Battery.-Rout at Blount Creek,. II.
Britton. -'''
In addition to the Shove, | wou,d ,....:. -.
honor Capt Cummings and Lieut.. Galiorsv thonsh
they do not belong to my brigade. - '0"e''
Very respectfully your ob't servt
%" j. JOHNSTON PETTEREw.
BrigadiAr General.
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There is more real evil in particle e corruptiou
than in an ocean Of tribulatien. In snfYs,ine the
offence is offered to us; in shining, the oasnce Is
committed against God. In suffering. there Is an
Infringement Of mans liberties; id Ekning. there
Z dsnisl q Gods authority. The sNl ofsnfesing
j ttsnsisnt; but the evil 81 siu = pernanenk, In
suffering. we lose the fasorq pen !; hut 10 sianise
Ne hasard the favor Of Go&
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W. r. RICHARDSON e. IN
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSI0N nrr.-
Z t-f43 = :. Raieigh, N. C, AhCaAA
- [ossIcE ON FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTrsn
ss sss: s s1s
ness connected with the different departments a
government. theAl
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and ,
REFERENCEs. SOLD
DC Parsley, Wilmington.
W. A. Wright do.
John D: Williams, Fayetteville,
W. G. Broadftot, do.
]. J. Blackwood, Charlotte.
W: K Lane. Wayne County.
John d. Wbtfard. Craven County
Hon Thomas Rufiin, Alamance Conntv
Hon. ". n. Edwards, Warren County '
How i T. D. G "; Courts, Rocking ham County.
And citizens of Raleigh, generally
January l3. 1893
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1t is too generally true that the rich spend their
substance wantony, while the poor give their aims
willingly. "A penny comes with more difficulty out
Of bag that is pressing full than shilling out Of
apurse that is half empty.
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The Gux SWAMP ArrA1A-A friend has handed
to us letter from his son, member Of Stars Bat
terry, dated May 25th. He states that Lieut. Whit,
more with 10 men and howitzer went down %
Gum Swamp on the meraing Of the fght agreeaole
to orders. When the enemy appeared, the detaoh.
ment begged for leave to fire, the Yankees being.
about 80 yards Distant but Col. Rutledge refused,
there was danger Of killing more Of our men than
of the enemy. The artllerymen refused to leave
their gun and were all captured with it, together
with 8 fine horses. The Artillerists were1t. Whit
more sergt Sedberry, >Corpl. Dobbin, priyates I.
". Carroll 7. j. Campbell, W. L. Duke, II. Clon-
niger, s Waller, J. A. Brown, B. Plumlner, t. 3.
Braswell, John Mclean, Irving Jones.
Gen. Hill pursued the enemy to within about 3
miles Of Newborn on Saturday evening, when they
had avery brisk skirmish, between Cooper's, parts
Of Branch.s, Buntings and Stars batteries and the
Bath Pepnsylvanis regiment, commanded by Col.
Jones. We lost killed and or wounded. Two
Yankees were fonnd dead.
The march was terribly fatiguine,. says the
letter.. 81 The dust rose in great clouds all along
the road the streams were nearly dry, the little pole
wells were soon drained, and horses and men were
pershing from thirst. have heard Of men fainting
and dying by the roadside, and l saw it yesterday
and the day before."-Fay. Obserosr. :
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A lady, on giving sixpence to beggar; accosted
him thus: IL have now given you more than God
ever gave me-" To whom he replied: "No, mad
am God hath given you all your abundance. y
'sThat is your mistake" said she; "for He hath
but lent it to me, that 1 might bestow it on such
as you"
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May 5, 1853.
FILES. FIsTULA, TUMORs.
Uicerations Of the Womb, spermatorrhn,
P''liitic Affections. &c.

nR. y. A. CLoPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE H.
c.nsuted ss9 d5. the first Of July where
for Piles, and guarantees perfect cure ii e1se
Piles where the Ttmors come down when at s,9o ~
operated with perfect success few DAYS aoo s'
years standing his tumors coming down as ls sss
large lea eg at every stool Those who doubt
Dr. c. operated on some desperate cases in S.,;.,.
year, one Of them is known to every citizen of Ss
Ladies Of the City and vicinity will be vsoS a >.
homes He will be in Salisbury the first Of Juns s.
borough the 18th of june " 'u"e' dfs
March 90, 1868.
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How TO Know 4 Fos1.-A fool says ii. Ar.b
sg.ssb % SIX snss With
motive, inquiry without object, putting trnt IN :
stranger, and not knowing his friends I'D. lie
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KINGS MOUNTAIN IROy AVN
$4,000 a sss kI sss: . MS4S74s
making, Horse-shoes or Farming purposes wy
Also, 200 lbs. Castings, CONSISTING of pot, n
and Lids. Spiders and Lids and Oven and Spidpr T'
sale wholesale or retail, by 'A'' N''
ALBRIGHT 4 BAsoy
May 10, 1868. 4-wSsxs ~.
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Jas Brewer, private co e, killed.

jas Brewer, private co e, killed.
GA Virgins, Lt.co I. leg, (bruised.) -
] F Nolan, sergt co E, shoulder, slight !!
VIM Green, sergt co E, leg and arm.
a @ Dstson; corpl CO E, arm and side.
VIM Norwood, private co E, head.
JAS Hilliard, private co E. leg.
j y Shull, private CO E. leg and arm.
Rich Eggers, private co D, shoulder and neck.
Jacob Younce private co E, arm. .
W Shell, private co Z, shoulder.
W Mundy, private co E. side, slight.
Johnston, private CO E. side, neck and breast
A J league. private co E, Leg
= Brewer, private co Z, leg. .--z-...~.r.. p.
d II billiard, private co E, hand.
VIM Gable, private co. E, thigh
A Williams, private CO Z, leg and side.
, ! Alexander, private co E, arm.
Ihos Stevens, private co E, leg.
Wallace Fox, co F, killed.
B Petty, Lieut. co F, wounded.
Irankersby, Lieut. co F. wounded.
Bryan, sergt co F, wounded.
l Anderson, prisate co F, wounded
Isaac Duncan, private co F, wounded.
Il carp, private co F, wounded.
Gibbs, private co F, wounded.
" J Mastin, private co F, wounded.
Price, private CO F, wounded.
Shew, private co F, wounded.
q Wyatt, private co F, wounded. i
A Fox, private co F, wounded.
n Cochran, sergt co G, killed.
W Reid, private co q, killed.
l. + Smith, private co G, killed
WOUNDED.
J,B Pool, Lieut. co G, head and leg.
Cochran, Lieut. co g, in leg.
j L Brown, Lieut. CO G, in leg.
Pool, sergt co g, in leg. amputated.
U A Gride, corpl co G.. in leg.
Geo Barnes, corpl co G, in face, slight
N Bumgarnor, private co G, in hip, severe.
j j Bentley. nriYate CO G. In hand
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STRAYED,

-. STRAYED, ,.GkI
a LARGE sORREL HORSE, BLAZE sr III
"A 10 to u years old, fore feet white, an ~ bst
sprung. He Il fast PAGER. He strayeo v~his "
don and Halifax. probably near Weldon, t,spsp'
belonging to the RSd regiment were beng oOucs
Garysburgto Goldsborough. lnformsetVras ssrdS
will be thankfully received and M'tsD4 CHAP
's's1sE 80 ~
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OWE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWI]

@uNAVAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
day the asth Of January last, my nes1cs
ANTHONY. He is of whitish yellow compiler
inches den.a Is or 70 Sss h sS
~ W talks short when questioned, and has do"
No doubt be is trying to pass for free boy. IA
/ will give the above reward for him delivers'
respect Hill, Caswell County, or confined in M ~
get him. +. L. "a
Caswell Co., March 81, 1869.
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Casualties in the N0rth.Car0lina Regiments in
the late Battles ut Charlottesville.
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j Beard,
r R Alexander, private co G, stunned.
R Bready, private CO G, slightly.
7 n Hendrix. private co q, shoulder, severe.
w A Henderson, private co @, thigh and head
+ O McAlister, private co G, head, severe.
D J Nance, private co G, leg, severe.
8 Stewart private co G, hand, severe.
FM Warsham, private 60 G, thigh, slight
N Stroup, private co {, missing
Eacher, private co D, killed.
So Griffin, private co D, killed.
Jos Kiser, private co D, killed.
il Bost, Capt CO D, head, slight
He Grady, lst Lieut. co D, hand, slight:
Al Bost, I'd 1t co D, face and neck slight.
q w Bancop. seret co D, back and foot.
NJ Station, Sergt co D, head.
in, W Easop. Corpl CO D, wounded.
E G Bancom, Corpl co D, thigh.
10 Adams, private co D, thigh, (desh.)
OE Baker, private co D, leg
Henry Beunett, private co u, iace' siignt
Noah Collins, private co u, thigh.
Chas Evans, private co D, mouth and throat
II Griffin, private COD, leg
pc Griffin, private co D, arm, slight
W j Hasty, private co D, hand, slight
@ L Helms. private co D. both hands,
IT Lowery. private co D, thigh, slight
Atner Nash, private co D, breast, severely.
J II Neel, private co D, chin.
W.T. Parker, private CO D, foot.
N A Pyron, private 60 D, abdomen and back
IA Price, private CO D, slightly.
e Presley, private co ., side, missing.
2 Parker, private co D, forehead and thigh.
Jason Stegalk private 90 D, leg
ia Swansr, private so.D, Leg slight. -
4 Tadlock, private q p shoulder and jaw
= A Sellers, private 60 D, upper lip, slightiE-
g Tucker, private 90 D, hip and leg.
1 r Walters, private % D, leg
z n Watts, psispas % D. arm.
J Parkes, private 90 p arm. l-. -, =
Cafey, private % killed
J Gaffsy, private % 4 killed
siias Green, 'privsts % = killed:
! ~ b Khashse, .rrisats.e r, killed. {
Jonathan Baird, private 90 z, killed :.
VIM Hartley, private 90 r kilsd
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-,onmu FOR SALE,
II osrH-cAkoLlNA 9 PER CENT Bosns
" Hoo.
Raleigh, Jan. 80, 1868. ~ ''-on AhDSoN 1 q
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KILLED.
Thomas A Wilson, sergt co H.
Nathan Dillnger, private 81"
Caleb Cashier,
Ephram Paysour:
WOUNDED.
Fl G Fite, Capt co Il, seriously.
W G Ragin, LIST Lieut. co H, in arm.
John G Moore, I'd Lieut. co Il, hip, severely.
J W Alexander, Lieut. co Il, in foot
Thos L P Ford, Corpl co H, slightly.
Fronerberger, Corpl CO H, seriously.
T L Kendrick, Corpl co H, slightly.
Sam'l Paysour, private CO II, severely.
OP Byrd, private co b, severely.
Mckee, private, co q, severely:
R 81 Pasour, private co II, severely.
Henry Rhyme, private, co H. severely.
TN Rocerts, private, co H, severely.
] B Smith, private co H, severely.
David Brown, private, co Fl, slightly.
D R Dunn, private, co H. slightly.
Dixon, private, CO q, slightly in leg.
F L Hoffman,, private, co H, slightly.
Caleb Reynolds, private, co H, slightly:
R Raglan, private, co b, slightly.
J D Thomasson, private, co q, slightly in leg.
Miles Withers, private, co Il, slightly.
W Featherston, private, co Il, slightly in arm
VIM Cody, private, co H, missing
David West, private, co H, missing.
VIM W Glenn, private, co r, slightly in arm.
Thos Black, private, co H, slightly.
KILLED.
Jas Blanchard, private, co l.
Jno Auten, private co |.
A P Young private, CO l.
Brown Stearns, private, co !.
WOUNDED.
W NJ Stitt Captain, co l, thigh.
A F Yande, Lieutenant co I, arm
D C Robinson. Sergeant co l, head.
JIG A Orr, Corpl, co I, side.
Jas L Orr, Corpl co |, arm. amputated
M Adderholdt, private, co !, thigh, mortal.
S A Burns. private, CO l, arm.
G B Cathey private CO l, neck.
NV Clarke private CO l, wounded
John Froneberger, private, co l, side.
NV Gates, private, co l, leg. by sheh
wv Henderson, private, co l, wounded
Jas Hipp, private, co |, thigh.
L A Hipp, private, co ], arm.
W Hansusker, private, co I, thigh.
VIM King. private, co l. neck and shoulder.
Sol Kizer, private, CO l, slightly.
Caleb Moorney, private, CO |, side.
. Jas McGinn, private, CO !, both hips.
SD Maxwell. private, CO I, head
Jacob Rudisill, private, co I, shoulder
D NJ Riger private co l, foot.
Jacob Stearns, private, co |, hand.
w ] Croker, private, CO |, leg
Jacob Shoe, private, co |, back.
JP Gordon, private CO l, missing.
KILLED.
Oh Ragin, Lieutenant CO z.
Samuel South, private, CO <.
John Marshall, private co K.
Allen Wiley, private CO K.
FL Williams, private, CO e.
Hugh Bllvins, private, co K.
Nathan Ellis, private, co X.
WOUNDED.
r M;Ilor Sergeant co K in arm.
JIM Grimsly, Sergeant co Z, neck,
Julian Plumer, private, co K, arm
Elijah Chandler, private, co Z, finger.
FG Blevins, private, co <, arm.
SM Cox. private, co K, arm.
ND Parsons, private, CO K, in seven places, s.
riously.
FM Parsons, private, co K, arm.
BtCAPITULATION.
A' ~ 0nesn Men,
Killed, 80
Wounded, ~ 'o
Missing, w.
80 2ls
Total loss, 2sS
BY order Of Col. w. NJ BARBOUR.
D. w. OATES, Adjt.
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Executive Department North. Cai W
ADJurAE1 GENERAL's QFrIcE, h, ,Sa
RALkIGH, May 26th, 10"

- = hA1.EIGH, may LV'n'
General Order,
No. 0. ,pro
n MILITIA OFFICERS ARE ORDERty
He arrest any man as conscript OF dese.n
have been discharged under writ of kabe@ s.ms
before any Judge Of the Superior or sap''O
this State. .sd
They are further ordered to resist any he
de- DE-, Or process Of Court or Judge havinsT
such cases. al
By order of Governor VANCE: ~, r. NJ
:. -. Adjatar
May 20, 1858. -
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Major General D. II. Hill, Commanding the De.
partment Of North Carolina sends US, says the
Charlotte Democrat the following report for publ
cation and requests that all other papers in the State
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-02-07
Subjects Of Thought.

Snall cheer and hearty welcome make a
merry feast.
Let us not burden our remembrances with
hsaviness that's gone.
Suspicion ever haunts the guilty mind the
thief doth fear each bush an officer.
No visor doth become black villainy so well
as soft and tender fattery.
Be thou as cllaste as ice, as pure MS snow,
thou shalt not escape calumny.
The injuries we do and those We suffer, are
seldom weighed in the same scales.
Avarics often misses its point through the
means it takes to secure it.
Drunkenness is the parent Of most other
vices. 1t quenches the salutary power Of
reason, and makes us the sport of raging pas
sion.
1t is right to call our life stage; for what
are our joys and sorrows to the spiritual
world. who are the spectators. but mimic
tragedies and farcesl
Vanity and idle curiosity are qualities
which generally prove destructive to those
who suffer themselves to begoverned by them.
Youthful minds, like the plant wax, ars
susceptible Of the most lasting impressions ;
and the good or evil basis they receive is sell
dom If ever eradicated. ...-..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-02-07
True Loneliness.

'Tis lonely in the Desert,
When eye of man may scan
Der all the wide, wide waste Of sand
No trace of fellow man;
when from no mcanest Arab tent
Doth the long smOke.clOud rise,
Grateful rs that from Heaven sent
TO pathless lsrael's eyes,
With no green thing to look upon
And tn. sun.glarc in the skies.
'Tis lonely on the Mountain,
Amid til eternal snow,
When from the unseen eyric's brink
The eagles threat below,
And o 'er the west the CORY clouds
That swathe the dead sun gov.
'Tis lonely on the Ocean,
When the bare raft doth cast
Its shadow on the trOpic seas.
Where winds have breathed their last
And parched lips pray, and heated eyes
Strain vainly from the mast.
But lOanliest in the City,
Whose streets with thousands loud
Have not one voice to welcome US;
No hand from out the crowd
Stretched forth to greet us, palm to palm,
In genial brotherhood.
Hermits lone these far transcend,
Who have fellows, but no friend.