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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-17

CR1NEA.
"The French loss by death alone 3DAo, whilst the
admission into Hospitals numbered li4, ,f5S.-FiUn H.
.Sribe'S Statistics
"The above statistics are sufficient to show that the
efficiency of army does consist in its great numbers
but in the sanitary condition of the Ops"-Css0Lm1s
Surgery.
The total loss in the Sd Division Chimbprazp Hospital
by Deaths discharges and desertions for the time
which added the per cenage of field statistics from
the of Virginia. will most favoraby compare with the
returns of either Mexico, Crimea or Italy.
would remark that this Hospital appears not to have
received that attention from the noble donors of this State
which smaller Hospitals have. Hundreds admitted
weeky-transfers are numerous and will venture to
sert that the donations received at this division, with
capacity of 600 has not averaged oneha the amount of
donations received at Hospitals having accommodations
for Only 20 The attention of our ladies should be drawn
to this fact.
In concluding must bear testimony to the daily ardu
GUS toll of the lady whose avOcatons guided
by watchke punctuaty whose health supported by an
enthusiasm which only the pGtri8 engendeT ap-
mpeneabe TO the attacks of excessive labor the
influence of disease, the monotony of long continued
application unvaryng routine of labor. To MT. W.
f. Smith, the Steward great credit is due for the
forts he has rendered the patients from the very limited
resources from which he had to draw in point of santa
nv measures used this Hospital will equal any in the Con-
federacy when it be taken into consideration the unfit
ness of the buildings for hospital purposes In leaving
the Assistant Surgeons for the finale why, what shall
say? Do they wish me say more than that they have
professional gentlemen, performed their duty and as pr-
gentlemen they have extended towards the sick every
assistance and coincidence which education and nobility
of sentiment could confer I? ,
Very respectfully, W. +. HENDERSON.
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Wepublsh to-day the list of casualties in the 5th
and 18th regiments We have also received from
Lieut. Col speer of the 2Sth, list of the casualties
in that regiment, which shall appear in our next
There were of this regiment fourteen killed, one
hundred and seventeen wounded, and ninety-four
missing. Col. S. fears that large portion of the
missing are killed. Col. Lowe was wounded severe
ly, and Col Speer, Maj. Stowe, and AdJt Folger,
Si0htlv
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N1 e. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.

II pany, Raleigh July lS, 1S63.-At meeting Of the
Directors Of the Company held July lth 1853 1t was re-
member of the force to be organized as "a Guard for
Home Defence" under the act of the General Assembly
entitled act in relation to the militia and guard Tor
Home Defence may upon payment of one per cent on lie
sum insured to the Secretary any Agent OF the Com
pany have his policy continued in full force for one year,
as IL he had not entered such service. -
esoyed further That the entry into such service with
the payment of per cent extra premium shall not
be deemed forfeiture of the policy unless the insurer 50
entering shall be killed die from wound received VI
disease contracted while in the service.
July II, 1868. os-S"
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For the Standard.


Mr. HoIDEN-The wheat crops in this part of the State
are good Corn looks well, bnt having too much
rain, and considerable damage by freshets.
We would like to have Gen J. NJ Leach to represent US
In the next Congress We want and will have COnserTa
tive man. The people are tired of this miserable war
The hre-eaters who at every of the street
and every Cross Roads, want every body sacrificed but
themselves We hayea hard fight of a double kind in
keeping down aristOcracy ut home and in keeping the
Yankees from our soil. II.
Rich Fork, Davidson. July, 1863
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Gov. Graham passed through this place on We'd
neSday morning last with his son, Capt. William A.
Graham, Jr., of the cavalry, who was severely
wounded in the leg in ore of the late battles. Gov.
T. has we believe five sons in the service.
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A uCTJON NsALEs,-sATURDAY 18TH Ii

AUCTION SALES.-SATURDAYl 18TH II.
"A slant, will be sold at Towles Auction and Comms-
sion Store at lO16 O'clock splendid Chargers. fine
brown Horse and beautiful black Mare; fine Show Case,
and other articles of Furniture and household article es;
lot of new Hardware and Ready made Cothns Rice by
the bag less quantity; Soda by the keg or quantity
Copperss, Alspce, Chewing and Smoking Tco'ceo Coas'
Salt and small lot OF Corn, &e, &c ,,o,r,r; ,,,t
Raleigh, July II, 1868. 6S-t'
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2orH N. G. REGIMENT.-Maj. j. S. Brooks, of this
regiment, has communicated to the Wilmington
0uT"a1 the following list of the casualties in the
IN the field and staff officers in the late Gettysburg
'a1ies He could not obtain list of the men:
killed-None.
Msoanded-Lt Col N Slough, in left arm ; Maj.
j. 5 Brooks, in left arm
Company A-Wounded, Capt. P. A. Smith, in
'0Gt; It. }. D. Irwin, in hand
company C-Wounded, 1t P. Williams, in face.
company D-Killed 1t j. L. Gore.
~; company F-Wounded, j. W. Wright, in face.
Allied, It. T. G. Wilson.
Company G-Killed, Capt O. E. Mercer, 1t. 7.
company H-Wounded, Capt c. B. Monk, in
b,CS Company Wounded, Capt D. ]. DeranO, in
all the wounds are slight.
so .Ge following are the quotations of the Northern
Nor,S'fntl NSftlsan Gold, 3Ss 395. Tennessee 6's &C.
carolina c!i 6's, G5. Missouri 6's, III.
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The Richmond EOGminer says Gen. D. II. Hill
has been made a Lieutenant General and sent to
Mississippi.
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6SOR SALE.-I WOULD LIKE TO SELL
Et an excellent set of SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS, as my
shoemaker has gone blind. ANY wishing to purchase
~ ~ a. S. W0MACK.
JpIv II 1893 5S-4tPd.
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From Charleston.

The news from Charleston is contained in the fol-
lowing official dispatch, which was received yester-
day:
"CHARLEsToN, July 13, 1863.
To Gen. s. Cooper, Adj't and Inspr General:
There is nothing new since yesterday. The ene-
my is establishing batteries for long range guns on
the middle of Morris Island aided by five monitors
and three wooden gunboats, which are firing on
batteries Wagner and Gregg, on tie north end of
Morris Island: (Sgned)
G. 7. BEAUREGARD."
So it seems the enemy has possession of Morris
Island, the same point from which Gen. Beauregard
aSsaised and captured Fort Sumter in 1861 The
distance from this island to Fert Sumter is fourteen
hundred yards Charleston Is in peril
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no YOU WANT LUXURIANT w HISKERS
- OR M0USTA CHES?-My ONGUENr Will fnfce
them to grow heavily in six weeks upon The smoohFst
ace) without stain or injury the skin Price 81 rent
by mail post Free any address RECEIPT Of an order
Address F. f. G. LINDSEY.
Ravens Nest p. o., "a.
JuIv II 1s63. 59-4:pd.
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For the Standard.
RICHMOND HOSPITALS

RALEIGH N. G June 1858.
SIR:.Upon my return from Richmond feel it impera-
i've on the part of duty and justice to give you sketch of
the Division of ChimbOrazo Hospital devoted exclusively
to troops. The object of my visit TO this
hospital was solely that of seeing and nursing wounded
brother, and having devoted three weeks to that object
have naturally had most favorable opportunity of form.
ing more correct opinion than could have been afforded
20 the cursory visitor.
First the division under the control of Surgeon E. H.
smith gentleman OF high moral standing, of known
worth and experience whose daily actions guided by
the strict code of justice. The daily might say hourly.
applications from fathers mothers brothers and sisters
have no power to influence him. in whose hands the
death. Wv U''O
have witnessed instances where the removal of pa
tient would not only have jeoparzed LIE but would have
ensured DEATH and yet the relatives have been satisfied
with this statement, made prUesyiUnA u honor but
have goomily departed with the impression that they and
theirs have not received proper attention.
rdraw your readers attention to the following statistics
of this hospital
Admitted during 10 months ending Ist June, 1862
NOrthCaroina troops, 1891
Deaths during the period from gunsIui shell in
csed and puRctured wounds, 81
from pneumonia, lO4
from typhoid fever "a
from all other diseases, 81
Total az
Deaths-Gunshot wounds Il-IGO per centum.
Diseases 5lvO :"
Average, ll-luO
The above statistics will bear most favorable compar-
with those of Mexico and Crimea, quoted in Chisos
Surgery.
MEXICO.
The United States lost far could be ascerained
by DEATH discharges and desertOns exclusive of dis
charges by expiration of service during average
paign of II months, namely:
FoRCEs. AGGREGATE STRENGTH. Loss Per CENT.
Old army 1876 1888 or 80 57-O0
New REGIMENTS lisS Is as 8s:g or 3! 81 % s2-i"0 loo
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OY sEw-YORK........n
Cleared.


s,s.m.hlp-Ci,y Of COrh (Br) Tibbs' Liverpool john
q. Dale. , 30.
srsmar.-FArnis Feuion Philade his, Lopsr hirkpat
rlskt Mentor Williams. rhlhdeipha H.bTisc onoie,
Iislt., Nystic Euplrc Hunter, NAhipgton. Jas Hand
Iocr,, Point French, Britain, H. j. Cromwell L Co.
BafL.-Douei (krsm.l, Schumacher. Shsughae. French
Nslrshe Wend,; Mary Roy slton tBr) blodic Greens
to~n McAndrows VAIN ecu Warren. llnlr, Elizabeth
nom Cf.A Wave Dobsor. Falmouth. Aske Iulis. Co :
Iyiis,un tgfemD MAkmcsier. Rotterdam Boyer Bros.
Irtq-tn. fPrua D. Biro4cH HaubuaE. French Msinks \
Whit Ernestne (Brsa-), ffsnich,. Bremen Jennings
Goslilg - =, - m, , IL,
Brgs-Udoli Whiitemor-. kueyitss, Thompson Hun
to- anton fgrl Nells Italian 4. Snithe Co.. Gangcs,
John.on NeW.tfie.ni A H. Bingham, Eliza lbrl More
h,tsc 4 Johns. ~ b., B s. small Go G.. Walker tBrl,
Nsf,tou,s Barbados. IS. h. suall Co.; L. Berry tBrh
steele Demsrbrs, J. Norman lsyre. M
scseou.f,-M.ry Emily. CToWs. Boston, Armada o,
chase. Hew.Beiofd ffeynor 4 Woodj T. g. Sawyer Dob
hin Washington. z. 81 Mayh-w; J. r. Jone., Weaver.
Ws,nir rion Van Brunt slashti Reindeer br) Archi.
bald ia tax. T.. q. Hamilton SIX Colon Campbell thL)
Viyl, Iocmel. kinbardt l. Co Plymouth RocA Allen Bos-
ton C. Dayton Cas,i.n Beilslly boston Francis SAL
sfly Coukin Washington. Jonas smiths Unicorn Nehol-
.op d. H. Dewoh, Rov.T Hamilton DOucester' X b. Puts,
Paul Bostou, VIM Brown Coz Mount Hope, Padding,
Port.mouth n H.. Vim. T. Brown n Co MsIuTks, Kim
bali n. u 4, 8. W. Lewis CO.
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Passenger Sailed

~ G,amilip dn,frdiaroH for Lfrerpol-Hr ard Mrs W.
G. Fowler M. Cobsck, Mis- Rockwell Miss Fowler New
York, Mr. Holmes Paris Mfs. John Dave Toron-
20. Mr. and Mrs Dor, Dguifies W, Mrs. Thos Hutch
inson sai child, Ns Jas Hutchinson child insn ana ser
want MTs =. ]. LswIon ME- T. lloyd child and ssivant
Mi,. fidsa Lawson III. Chs. Lawson, New-f orsi MI :
Finest Iowa; Ward J. p Himmlll sni hon'eheer-r, N
Mteus Afll', Havana hy Swinglohurst, Capt "sArT'
Frga1d Chez UeVerelr, Bo.on, Capt Jtmr., Eng j. L.
Bufgett } &. Pson, LTepool Mr and Mr.. Geo hyehn-
'0n =. g. G.usy. " II Amar fount Phila. Mr. 1Ahsn
uayui 4. Mskon, lismbnfg; Msftin Fsk Havana; Mrs..
ward ~ Y capt Uoorst y. Godsnbers Ny; NJ Juiln,
C. Have Phraii G. Gtsaiifo, AuI Cages W. a ku.il
M.ncAe,sr Mrs. G. MaEsn. lianbuIsi Mns Louise nefes-
tfs fhilsd.t Aifs. Wright, Y. Mfs Douyils' Nem
Of,alr. T. Couroyisir Puis r. N.r. Moltfsai tap, T.
q kilburne Maine, Cert A. bsumsaftiner, hsyiDa NI'
" W Astsh sad sons Sss.sp. r BALDWIN A9a VIZ
n Usligsu VIE end danghieF. =. " a aknndoIi
stand NrN.aferico SchfoisF N@nezpoia O. tIsmef -,
Y .Csrt r. e. Ofant, T. stewart, NJ Withheld honf'ai
J. " Patt.nan BALI Ihos y. Nstson aud vie, i. NrssL
r. " Rs,hu > V, Mr.. Hrs AMI hi.s Como, bH'no'
A,rss ails. Esseh N.s.sg, ). Landef n y ~ - o.
Lfpasr Mexico. D. ". Foftes Gasgoai & Grsncef. y.
A. " Bailey son, Phi al l.. Lawtent ~ y A. Anef
J,m.cs NJ .rd Mr.. .. PIcsprch, y. o. L. - JACOBS 40
.or y \ Mr Buucffsld. ing John ID "ooi' W, =
NJ, I'd Nf. J r. Roctse.l sui child. y. o. kl"aig-r
and .oH Roehsserg H. ID. bacon, s. louis, o. "a, q
Md .on J. schnsydsr. G O. H. Schlottnrf @ni Hspa
= Nf snA Mrs- y. Basrane, svAna o. Lhapone .~hse
Phll.d.. ~. Ecci 81. II. SchoouuiaEeft >
4 4 Z-rsor Z. h.4arhis r. Maya Havana hf and hf'
a. n,sr ave chudrrn aud servant hf. ihrfs IL = a. o
v.s- Cr,n. NJ aHd Mr. " Mur-hsr Cal lAa1t vrinoi
PA D. AuashS Cali A. tnelusl } Msck, ~ }
peGsusn shsl4s Tofons9 ii. ASHFORD birninsfsn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21

TO tho chfdsn and THAR teachers: When MT. Lov
upced desire swsep of tho debt against toe
an elegant lsdy stopped toward BIN. snd win
eyes d aaked Im gratefully Tor his generou, donntion Az
Invited 10 pssle Of collation. which had been provided iof
them. -, II A..
Tho following 70 slt of,he nance Of the 'Hcers Oh the
school: - - -, n,
Mira Jacob Leroy lst Direelre.s hrs O. c. GoddId 20
Direct ess; Ma W. A Booth, Sd Oireeiress' MIS- ", -.
Culhoert o. Treasurer; Mrs Bennett Recording oeeS'
taIy Mis-, A. ~ 0nswold Cone'popdiDs Secretary
MsBoger~Ars W. A. Aspns all hr w; Shaw, hTs' n ~
w Brown, Nh, O. c. wetmore. Mrs. J. b. Hall, MIS- D. "
Bscop, Mrs. G. q. Taylor, Mrs. A w. Sexton, hrs ~ Nj
Heal Mrs ON Mier, Mrs " O. Bull M's o. s1salee'
mrs. c. Windsor Mrs j. NJ. Mao Jin'ey, Mrs. ha,hsnei
Mafsh Mira Labssh Miss Marshall M's Bard, Miss BosIt
Miss Morse, Mics Wood - =,
Board Of Aaslory. MesuA W. H. Aspiawan, C II: Mar
shall C. NJ Elbot, W. T. johnson, Edward Boment, W. w.
Cuthbertson, VIM. Allen Bntler
Physician --Dr. }. @. Clark
schsol Connritt.e-Mi.s Cuthbortson. Miss Fellows
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Arrived,

Steamer Lancer QI g. tan,Pori), Greenwood, Nswbern
.,n,,saspapt. EiS s. Terry and Dudley Buct henc.
steamer wsstehete. Davis, Prevalence ndAe to Edward
Steamer Vim. Woodward. cundis. Baltimore md'o to w
ftsamer Novelty Shaw Philadelphia. md.e. TO Lopor r.
sssSnsr Aida. Robinson, Philadelphia, rEd'e to James
sts.m.r ~ Macy. smith, Philadelphia mdSO. to j. N.
bfigEs NJ, r,, A.. 10 II. -,
10 wi liam. Guon May g. lat 81 So Lon. - n.
boarded nom whae,hp 10 Thompson Of ~ b., bound TO
ueon Bay had taken oil the day previous had spoken
bark Roscoe Of n. b. all we'll Five nian,s died on board
SIM ~ Nottlebohm Lamb, Liverpool April IS. mdse. and
S ra.. 70 Rowland Frohiu CHAM. May T. u. m. lat -
81 lon a. a. iceberg tho port bow kept The 'hp
oil ouh and seered that Tor sixteen hours aud during
. time passed seven iosberg aud field Ice In abundance
h.- sh winds and cens Throughout the pa'ago has
eeah and butn among tho Pusaense on the
Bsk Theodore Ru,) sh.sen Newcastle Tyne 81 days.
coal snd uidss: 90 French Meinchs Wendt .
Bark Emerald se tBr., Of ST Johns N. ~, Hunter, Ma
Bari Josno o o.ton) Fletcher BuenO. Ayres March 23
Bark Rowen. Dr.. Of suuderAnd), stspletou Agoa Bay
March H. and St Helena April ., WOOL skns and IA to
Bis Ross tjr. Of sunderaud. Viper Bordeaux 20 day,
b.s. to order May lat ~ 90 lou % TO- passed b. bark
Brls Uudus Dan Of ST. Thoma,) Anderson Rio Jsneiro
and days from Bermuda rosewood to Napier ( Weliod.
Brig Ida Abbot (Br. OF Tortulsl Muilgan Ponce, T. H.
May sugar 70 stass. Co May L. lat IS Go, Ion IA 2S
passed ship Jenny Lind, bound =.
Brig Zephr tSwod hncale, Hio Janeiro ~ days oonoo
TO r. d. Morgan Co. Had great deal Of calm weather
schr g. H. Epsas tBr! Of Nassau NJ Pl Nelly E!e'heuIa
10 days, frui. to Joseph Enen
schr Dshanse, Fo,s. Philadelphia, oil to master.
Schr u. Sheldon, White, Washington, N. G., days bal
last to master
sshr. Barnard. Wsllon. Alexandra days, ballast to
master
schr. J. w Lindsay Cook Poh Regal days. ballast to
master
sehr NJ T. Banks, Rockwell Baltimore days, coal to J.
Hnl.c.
Sohr. Virginia, Denton, Georgstowh, d. C, days coal
Sehr. ID. s. Miller, Larson, fosonsks days ballast to
gasler
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FROM JAPAN.
Continued Threats against the Foreign
Destruction OF the English
Legation Eesidencc-IniernaI Disneu-
sions-Tko Tycoon Seeks Foreign Gu-
going IN IN
tervention.
From Our Special CorTesD ondsnt.

From Our Special CorSeaD ondsnts
KASAGAwA, Feb. 8, 1869.
Under nv last date mouth ago l wrote Of the
many threats against the foreign settlements il
Japan, threats TO which some importance was al
tached because Of the notice taken Of them by the
Government itself. But the month has gone by, auC
though abundantly fruitful Of rumors, has brought
10 real dangers. Still the Government docs not
Geese to warn the Foreign Ministers and Consuls n
enion upon their subjects great circumspecton and
care az to going out upon the public highways par
tculsrly since the flight Of the Danios from Yedo
which wss temporarily arrested, has been resumed
Almost daily the Tokaido 10 occupied by the long
trains Of retaners and menials escorting the fani'
lies and effects Of princes, or perhaps the di,tn
euished chiefs themselves, on their way back to
their patrimonial estates which now for two centu'
res and more have been deserted for life at he Court
The etory of the fight Of the Princes is worthy the
orapbic pen which toll 30 well the Flight Of a
Tabar Tribe" The bresking up of 80 many house.
bolds the dismantliug and desertion OF palaces on
40 extensive q scale, tue exodus OF nearly quarter
of million of people from asingle city, at whose
gates no impatient Toe was knocking, Is Of itself
Grand epoch OF history. This movement, effected III
n tfne OF peace, and done quietly witha, 10 one
of the events Ia the history Of nations.
In a ride on tho Tokaido, few days ago. thus
encountered the Prince of Bizen's family on their
way 10 their country estates. The ladies Of his
household the Prince himself not being with them
occupied nearly fly normons, and were attended
by an armed escort aud unarmed train OF baggage
bearers and attendants who occupied the road, IN
scattered groups, for more than three miles. Sew
erai of the ladies had dismounted, and were walk
ing who, If they were representative women OF the
Prince of Bzens household. youched for neither i's
youth nor beauty. Through tho open window
Of one mormon young lady was visible leaning
forward with her head restng on cushions OF SIX,
for the road-a shelf of book, few flowers 10
wicker-basket, canary in cage. or the young Ia
dy's lutte to beguile Tor the occupant 'ne TEDIOUS
tme Of travel.
Among other digni,aries who have thus recently
passed by was the Prince Of Owan Of the pioou
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So. THE 1868.
1863.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With its connections, torns
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos NEw.foRK TO rhs PRrNClrAL WssrRRs CITIES
Seven trains daily from Newiork to Philadelphia. Va
New;Jer'ey asd Camden aud Amboy Line =, ,,,,
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT OF CoURrLANDr-Sr.
BY way OF Philadelphia morning passengers leave New
York at time ohsr Ioutesi evening passengers
c, p. IN, one hour later than other lines.
BY OF Allentown. evening passengers leave at
two hours later than tho Northern nes and By both routes
point. the NorthW Creshno Indian apos Louisvls
ST. Louis, Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and ali main
points West, with fewer changes Of cars
Pittsburgh 3S6 miles and New York to Pittsburgh 40 milsA
smoking aud Saloon Cars on all trains
Fare tue same as other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers free
Secure Tickets. good until u.ed by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Psnnsylyenis Central Company runs AZ nas,sass
Accommodation Line wh ch aorus conii rtsoie hvue
travel to parties moving westward At one-hat mo '
Of fare. ,,,,-,,,r,
By this route Geigh.s Of ali descriptions can Do owadee
to and from any point the Railroads o. ONO nshueny'
ROAD DIRECT or to any port the nsvgable rivers Of The
Nest by stosmns from Pittsburgh. = H.
r -. ~ srs,ht sDd from any point 70 the West BY
.a.e LII. Central Railroad all tunes favorable
- 40 barg.d by OF der RAILROAD Companies Merchants and
inna the transportation OF ihsir Freight TO this
Company, can rely WIN H0paasTSs SS transit
Farmers and Dealers IN Live Stock will 6nd this me a.
vsntsgrous route CspAeiou. Yards we wateted and sup
md IT, connections ard .tsntion paid 10 their wanta
from 4burs whse vi be found every convenience fos
PHIA NEW.YORK aud BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Aston House
LEIGH CO., Freghi Agents. !. ..g
No. Aston House. aud No. | South Nilliam%e
McDoNALD& BIsCHofE, IMMIGRANT Agents.
ENoCE LEWIS General sapetin..sdsss AIsoss Ps
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Professional Aolltes.

CHARLES $. SPENCER, Attorney aud
1r,lor At Law. Proctor -al Advocate 10 T. > C"Lii-
Ma agl Broadway, New.Yofk. Be-de1ce-No. - NoH4''
Terrace Wes, 2JisL between III anu lotA'1''l
DR. HENRY detects DISEASES, ana asks
no ones,ious cures al form. n tie .hrres; po.slo.s
tine Consataons aud .as free Of c-iiet g.ee'
10 i0l Reeckes, corner Greco. resr Broad"as He"
York
NTOTlCE.-C. j.. HAMMOND, "a. d., author
~ Ct ne-vous Debility, &c uas re- fnea rom EIlope
suo removed No. 81 kat 2-lhe Olhrr ho''s ~
no oJ 10 evening except u,st1y s-l ndry e'enlns''
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philadelphia Cattle 1rarlset-Nay 90.

Tho ,appy Of Beef Catts this week was not sge a.
lat rep red Tho offerings amounting TO ony lJo hsau
The mar II IVES dull and prizes rnsd nom -sU 10 -
100 D. There were 30, sOld 81 tho frat name hsafe
sHEsP-1he Offering OF Sheep ouutsd n ih'" heed eli
OF which sold sake oT WOOL shee ana Ho'
5Qsc foT Clipped sheep. ,-
HoGs-Iho .u ply Of Hogs arse amounting to nearly
400 head Sales were made At from ga - V luO % net
CarA-lf5 lead Of Cows sid at nom goo $50 eAen
FOR spruser, ard from Sl5d 80 lOr Cows with Calves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21

Another of the "0ld Guard" Of Kansas ls no
more. Charley Lenhart, lst Lieutenant 81 kegi'
ment Kansas Volunteers, died recently IN the camp
OF the Indiana Brigade. The KGHsa; Co"s@rG-
tire says ofhim;
Lieut. Lerhut was born In Iowa. where his mother sn
lives He was printer and eay in 1884 went 70 hausas
and worked the Lawrence FIee-stsie papers ne was
emoug tho very frst fe,t tho BordeIRutan domine9n
and she day following the sscting Of Lawrence May ~ 1910
h. srd thirteen others mi Tiy Of WHOM were printers
toek the orusR against the BorderRuins and JecSne
the nvder. hrou tbn memorable SUMMER sec
ord only jobs Brown Charley Lephas was most
instrumental keeping up tho spine OF the rer-Sste men
and maintaining their hold upon he Territory un me aFa
Of Gen Lsne sni tho armed emigration Of August Septe
ber snd Oob0 Of that Jear. Lenhat WAS Iho i9uus
fisnd aud anon Of the Kansas boys who a. harper
Feuy, with John Brown, made their memories immortal
When Capt Cox Jay IN the famous all at Ctaes'o"n w.
Charley Le1ha his made made his way tnsie
the printing Offices and joined company then on duy gusid
ns the Itson.ra lie managed to maze bnsel An0Wn 10
Cook furnished him the oouuto arranged plan OF
escape which have been carried out one uisht whe
Charley WINS on susTd Cooks anxiety about bis sister shd
broherulsW who then IN town prevented his maA9B
the attempt night greed upon In the mean time th
chva y had Of their spusmodic hts Of sgpeon ana
increased their gard When tn attempt was nie I-d
as will bs hered. LeuhAt remained AZ CnafestoWn
until Stevens ali hHzlitt were murdered Nhen INC va
broke ou' Charley joined the Let kausas and was al
SOFAS Creek lie ha, gone dying IN the discharge OF us duy
faithful solder f Liberty and Union, devoted rena MS
bravery generosy and fidelity en,ite him TO DIS name
Lion Hearted