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STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MpDo,,
Raleigh, N. C. ANIS
loFFICE ON FAYETTEVILLE Srppu,
"TUL GIVE PARTICULAR I'll
w sales and purchases of State aud Cont IlON TO
Bank and other stocks, collection of drafts and ale
ness connected with the different departments "a any b
government. '"'S u The Sa.
Bank notes of all Southern States boroL.
REFERENCES Sold
o. G. Parsley Wilmington.
W. A. Wright, do
John D. Williams, Fayetteville.
w. G. Broadfoot, do.
]. j. B!ackwoOd Charlotte
w. X Lane. Wayne County.
John D. Whitford Craven COUNTY
Hon n N SE kntii9, AIamance County.
Hon: D. W. Courts, Rockingham Co3ntr
II. W. Guion. Lincoln County,
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January 10, 1868.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Il country, will sell his
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
in this city, situated Newben street. about half mile
east of the Capitol. The dwelling is two story building
in complete order, with five rooms with good kitchen
with four rooms smoke house, dairy fine we'll of wafer
good garden and lot OF choice fruit The lot con-
tans about three of land Also. adjoining the above
l" he will sell excellent building lot with grove
tanning Is acres of land on which is a stable.
This property to location and other Inducements will
not fail to attract the attention of persons DESTROYS of pur
chasing residence in this CITY, Persons who wish to buy
will be shown the premises application the subscri-
ber HENRY PORTER.
Raleigh Feb. Is, 1858. l4-w&swst.
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LAND For SALE,

THNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE FIVE
hundred of land in Wake County, on the waters
of Neuse River, adjoining Geo. ". M"rdecals tSh DI
tract and Immediately opposite the tract recently Sh ~
Col. Russ. Terms accommodating
For further particulars address either of the undel
JAMES A. RUSSELL
ROB. L. HELM.
Feb. 10, 1868. l3w&Swu"
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A Dutchman, who had friend hung, was re-
quested to break the news as gently as possible to
his friends in the old country, accordingly, by the
next steamer, he wrote them that Hans was address
sing large public assembly, when the stage on
his neck
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w. F. BASON, NJ. D., Dentist,

(oFFICE OVER Mr.. PESCUDS)
IA B. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ApOvp NJ
ring his absence will be notified of his ra,nrn !,
leaving their names with Dr. Perry or BY ADDRESSING &
through the Post Office Raleigh, n. C.
A'"'eIs"' reo' ~, 1908 l3-w&swtE
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR S,Ip

"A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT CAN pr pI,n
IN chased on early app cation to us Tho ot d. ~
iour acres with an excellent spring near at hand
containing $50 acres with the necessary
croousbo, j. & F. GARRETT
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HEADQUARTERS IvERSoN's BRIGADE,

January 23, 1868.
Respectfully referred to the officer commanding
Goth n. c. the name of private Nathan Snead, Co.
II, sent to these headquarters in the list of alb
sentees from that regiment
ALFRED IVERSON,
Brig. General.
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HEADQUARTERS Dorm RFG'r. n. c. I. !

UaIIuHI 10 loud. J
Respectfully ret lrned to Brig. Gen. IvcrSon, with
Lieut.. Draughon'S statement concerning private
Snead, Of company Ii. know nothing about the
case. y. SLOUGH
Maj. COm'd. Regiment
ID. P. HALsEY, A. a. G.
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tut tho oeobAoiN
SMITHFIELD, N. c., Feb. IS, 1863.

SMITHFIELD, n C., Feb. IS, 1868.
Mr.. HOLDEN BE so good as to publish the fol-
lowing correspondence; it is copy Uerbatim. We
have ascertained that our brother Nathan Snead,
was certainly killed at Sharpsburg.
am, sir, your obi serv't
THOS. ID. SNEAD.
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CAMP IvEgsoN'S BRIGADE, !
January ~, 1868. (

JdHUaIy II, IoOJ. J
d. r. Htlscy 4. 4. General
SIR:-I respectfully inform you that learned
from one Of my men few days since, that Nathan
Snead, of Co ii, Goth y. c. Troops, was killed in
the battle of SharpSburg Md
ii. II. DRAUGHON 1st 1t
Cong. Co H. Goth n C. T.
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Testimonials to the Bravery of North-Carol,na
Regiments.
HEDoRs. HOOPS DIvIsIoN.)
January 23d, 1862. {
GENERAL ORDERS, }
NJ D Z

NO. 2.
The Major General commanding regrets to an
nounce to this Division the departure Of the Sixth
Fifty fourth and Fifty seventh North Carolina regi.
ments, they having been transferred TO another COM
mand.
The Sixth was one of the first regiments that
came to Virginia to assist in driving the foe from
her soil, and as one of the celebrated Old Third
Brigade it has gained reputation second to no regi-
ment in the army. In the ever-memorable cam
paign Of 1S6l-2-in the battles of Manassas list,
Seven Pines, Gains MILL Malvern Hill, Frecman's
Ford, Manassas cd, Boonsborough Gap, Sharpsbnrg
and fredericksburg, it amply sustained the reputa-
ton for courage and patriotism for which the sons
OF the Old North State, since the days of our first
Revolution, have been so justly celebrated.
The Fifty-fourth and FIfty-seventh, though they
have been with this command but short time, have
by their gallantrY in the battle of fredericksburg
won the highest cncomlums of the Major General
commanding; and by their courtesy, sodicrly bear
ing and strict attention to every duty, gained the
esteem and admiration of all their associates In
taking leave of them the Major General command.
ing extends to the officers and men of these regi
ments his heartfelt wishes for their happiness. and
hopes their future career may be equally useful
honorable and glorious.
BY command CT j. B. HOOD
Major General commanding
B. H. BLANTON,
Acting Asst Adj't and Insp'r Gen.
L. r. TERRELL, Asst AdJt Gen.
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WANTED.

VNHREE WASHER WOMEN AND ONE COOK, Al
Il Fair Grounds Hospital, Raleigh. Good wages Sn'
rations given. Apply TO ,-.,-oon
Z. BURKE HAYWOOD,
Surgeon
RALEIGH Feb 10 1863 l3-w&Sw6t
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For SALE.

ANE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANNERlbS
Yin the COnfederacy-c consisting of 50 VatS, LINES
Pools and Bates,-a twenty-five horse power attached
good Corn Mill-a under new and well framed hnus
and within hundred yards Of the Depot the NOr'F
Carolina Railroad. For particulars apply TO
CAIN & RUFFlN,
lIillSboro', \. [.
Feb. 10, 1863 I3-wsw7tpd
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The Raleigh Standard has raised its price of sub
scriptiOn The Weekly will hereafter be$3 year;
the Semi.weekly So. This is yet too low, when
semi-weekly subscriptions to pay for one pair of
shoes; two or three to pay for a common hat three
or four to pay for 100 ID. -four; one to pay for
bushel aud peck of meal; one to pay for good
roast of beef; topay for load of wood; dozen
chickens, to pay for or lbs butter and so on
to the end of the chapter. There is no equality in
it. Indeed there is not paper in the Southern Con-
federacy that is half paid for, the price of other
things considered. -Salislury Waterman.
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NOTICE.

SElNG DESTROYS TO SETTLE Un MY PRESIyT
IL business. wish all persons indebted to ME either r
note or account to come forward and settle for the SANE
ASo all persons having claims against me- to present tn
same for settlement. F. + HaPRIS
Raleigh, Jan. &, 1868. 3-wGsrytf
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LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

LAND FOh SALE INIF AIELA.
600 ACRES Or LAND IN FRANKLIN COUE
%OO ty, N. G., near Cedar Rock, on the road lead
Jig from Castaa, about half mile from the former and
three miles from the latter place. About so
cleared land most of which has been cleared this year.
the balance is original woods and well timbered The
provements consist of dwelling with ronmS and
Sary OutbuiIdingS. Bedford Academy is about half mile
at which good school is kept.
For further information, address,
J. w. JACKSON,
CaSala NC.
Dec 80, 1862 l-w&sw7tpd
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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 daily exlected) in sture.
For sale ut small advance for cash country
produce Call at my old stand, Sverdale, address
me at Smithield n. c. w H. AVERA.
N.B.-Co,ton bought and sold for commission.
w. H. A.
February TO- 1868. l3-w&swlm.
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SAFE

n OFFER FOR SALE NY PLANTATION, 2 MILES
Il west of Carthage Moore County, containing $50 acres
on which is GrSt and Saw Mill, Cotton Gin and Screw
will receive in payment State bonds, Confederate nney
or likely negroes JOHN MORRISON
November H. 1852 92-WSsWff
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

n HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER
q ENT TRACTS, in the county of MOore-Farming,
Mineral and Turpentine land-which will sell on liberal
terms. JOHN MORRISON.
Carthage Nov. IA, 1862. 92-w&Swtf
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E. NJ. LAW,
Brigadier General.
For the Standard

Brigadier General.
L. R. FERRELL Asst Adjt Gen.
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"Long Crabs" in letter to the Fayetteville
Observer, from the army of the RappahannOck,
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Jan. 20, 1868.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-04

He Is net attached to asuarel Rsnsom's staff
These reports were in5usui5u'ly ei1calased in
Petersburg on Wednesday, and thus feund their
way into DE columns Of tho Express. 5Re ere
gratifea that Il is in ear pswer 10 contradict
them Gen. r., our informant states, wss in
front al ihe time, exercising aH the vigilance
which It was possible fer hin 10 d. aud bat FOX
bis extreme caHtioh, We are Gssures thst bis
pieksts might have shared the same fste as Col.
Whssa-r's
Al p. NJ, the ensHy attacked Gen. r. IS con-
lsasd in posiiioz at B'sna's nil, eight miles
from Gsrysbarg. TEo fight continued until
Sftor dark, and the enemy hs3 Spears eAtiTa
brigade and nine pieces Of artillery engaged. At
p. IS, he ceBmenced bis retreat, and cur
fsTcas psreuing, the enemy fuaIY Asd precipi-
lately, destroying the bridges bshind EIrz, sad
BsvFr battling until le had crossed he MeAFrrin
river st Mgrfrees5sre Having but l.stle, it
ssy cavalry, it vas impossible fer orr foEess TO
continue tho pursuit 8uly shsrt distance. Bat
for night closing ia at 90 early an hour, aalk
mevezent wouis have beca made, ihat woH (
probable have resulted ia the capture Of tie eH-
tire party.
Oar numbers were greatly below thogs o. The
opposing forces, but notwithstanding this 5ispar-
ity, we inflicted severe punishment on the H.
vsders, and they have remsiued ea.igsiy qaies-
coat sises.
Gsa Ransom is now better prepared for en-
as'acE, ssd shsula the enemy sgsin advapso
tsey viii meet with saucA Warsagl Ieoep psis4l
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- - - - - FrsernIs.

Neal asoyv's staHdfag AEsssEg the FeaernIs.
A correspondent Of the W05id, uadsr date Of
tie Alb; writes frsE New Orlsans
The Federal of6sers wis ease dsHp By sha
Sallie Eosiusen LAST evsEiRr, say that Thars6sy
morning lie farm heEsa, TIVE er tkrse miles
back Of Batoz Rsses, ia whisA Neal DaW Waa
eszvsisse'Hg frsEa ala woSRd, was Huusandea
sy Csnisssrsts csVairy, and Dew was carried
away 8 BFissneT
Tie Hsrid las pzbIishs3 peFtisn Of Heal
DsW's sistoIy il. this dspsrlasst. EFsry STATS
zaeEt SsHt BY y0aT soFTssyszdezt vita regard to
Dsw's systematic coarse Of plaR&er sRd siiisEs
is LoEisiaHa AID Florida can Be EabstsRnated
ky zfidavils ssfhesnt TO il i've eaPiss Of triple
sAss,ea Wsria, with e quarter supplement 70
essk Hsha been e0RTis q sf thslg in q Esd
eral e0Hrt ef iHstica lie tkis city. TAcrs is g
Faszs Of svi5eEcs sgaisst him in WaskisetsE
whieh ia RVszia wsEid rezsva the c5l,nsl of
Cc5sacE Iegimext ms ssnd hiA te SibsTia fer
lie. As 2 central as WAS actually rejected IS
worthless ffela one 8ivisisH after aaelhsT, SD
literally "strucE ias0'' the divisisz IN which be
served with bis Brigade, Nay 2Tsk, wiih0at tie
CONSENT Of ths geEeTal osRmsRdiug thas diviE-
isn. lie was rs ssldier, snd RetAiag Indeed bHt
ere Of tkssS patriots" whose Patristism Is
measured by tbs snosRt sf private prepsEty
thsir pssitioHs aaables tAsm to lay haHdF RPOR
NsYarhslcss, fer all these lhiEgs, he Asa ear
sympatAy. Bat il the Coufs3sTatas kneW oul 2
s1s-tsnlh sf Whzy is knsWR sf Neal Dswia The
Federal deparlHioBt-ha is aoW past BymTashy-
past prayefs-paEt hsps.
He is probably in fair way to get hiE a.
seIts. Having bsen Indicted in Alabama fsE
theft and sent to chat State ca a recUisiiisn
.Iem Gev7rasr SkoTler, it is to Be hoped be vii
not e5esps tke proper EuniskusHt.
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9aity @peal,
war Tnu-iiirenee % zIehaoad.

I Prom tae Sentinel Avg
Or yesterday tas President received ais
nateh rom Lisut Gen. Essdae. stsUrg tkat ir-
I t-rnztics kaj been rscsivaj thsugh q rofpec .a-
I BILE scsrce ta To effect last Gauara Rekars
Taylar haa gsissd vsrv hsudssns viesory sl
Z Dsnal7sonvii'a Is TIE sceguat states thst
be ssgfurea Blk fbsssasd prisoners. Taylor
seems to be iap lucky saap Of thst region. We
rsiales st sueoeEE 50 brilliant iu itsalf aud SO
ggsisfslly as hsFBi'y turning tie ti3 Of r0veTses
last have lately pressed So hard uEsn US. An
I tiers ia the Uaitsa Slstss ness witch We pub-
I lish ts-5sy, SAYS In tae 6Eht near D5uait-
senvi,le stlsr The faH Of P0r. HB'-~1. tho &l.h
I NassactEsstis u E,msnt lost al but I4o men.
( TAis is srsbsbly thsans fgas ON. v.llCs we
( last havs our eva Rows.
We hasr but It.is ron EsBSe His msva-
usCats. whatava- fse7 sye, are very slow He
mav be rr7stiUg tErr-ia -iatlretu He IS s1l~sTs
exceedingly auKiou5 go fad" Lee uH-il he
Es8vs 7yhero he is snd then-he IS al quiss zs 2
lsms
Asa Ista hour Lest sight I'-'g -Gsaarai n. w
RszS-m tHls--lra-d fem '- ion tIzt sEt
whipped tae zuaHT tsdiY as Elankhn. Ugl he
BlseEwaicr -i7s- They ds4 iu great c5Eflsio1,
ard suz forces were psrsuing WAez last heard
rem.
PassunEsrs By fhs Central train reuort He
Federal trs0Ps swlT s9rssciagin fbs dr. aetion
of CalEeper Csurt H3BEs. Is s Bu5fgleus 70 say
,ba5 eur aTpy is ia @ pssillau 20 Ecpcl Hszaa
Whenever be mly make ga st-scl. Ssrs-si
tsaEso silcsTs sad pTITstes 7-sTo brought tOWl
in the esTs.
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HLsnR Gfrssbs" q very agrecsbia carrespen-
deas Of the Fayetteville o. @ O5ssTgsT, writes
fTou camp near Richmond;
The cogairy around here is law, sWampY ard
spriuEy, tsiaIy sct;led with insifsTent Eoeity;
very tew 6ae farms are 70 BE- seen. There Is no
cbsncs Of getting vegetables, Bcultry or milk
I csllsd On vgrv taikaIFe hdgsty ola lady 8
day or two ago 20 see IF Z csu.d gst buissrmiik,
fruit aT vegetables. Sic was sweeping sEl the
piazza with s very large broom. and ] suppose
anticipated ny business as ns deubt several
hundr8G mad called loT the same things bsf0re
ne AT The very instant she heard "buttsT-
miikn are stFairhteHed heFeaH up and turning
10 ne commences IL the R0st eEeilod and rapid
voice ever kaard, as fellows: u hsFn't got
Rsry csW, aud sbs's gene dry sHy hsw, and be-
si5aa We only get miik enough for our 5Tn use,
and tbs sslaisFs has just taken sna stamgsd
down everything they broke doER my hen
house ard took ever single ehickan and
an NV ducks. and they burnt mp the
fsace ana pulled down tho gsrden and
stsls ths Irsh potatoes sEd ny peas sn3
my rsspbeniss aud my cherries sad they lrod
Down ihs eabbsge planis; and 5sn't kaow
7ThHt as aEe to &c nor what viii bec0mso Of "a;
sdd they Al.aa most al ny hags and broke into
NY sHloka house ana tod down tbs oats and
st0le oET buggy lines and the ex sud tie Eatar
dippsr and dropped the well bucket ints ths we'll
aod ] don't know Whas upoa earth We are e De;
snd they killed two Of cur sheep toe, and the
quarrsfmastsT sr Che gsnerel or cone Of them he
o8me ard loFied or cur clever 6sld aud vzhsat
and Waal5n's pay bat haif e what is IS Worih
aud hey hags taken every thing and We
haven't got nothing, and they come al
over the whole place nighs aBd dey ia
great groves and ( am aa Uneasy and troubled
30 much about i hH Im near about run dis
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steaIzbCst from 81. Louis has arrived &c
New Orleans The sccasf0n was made use of
e Get mp grand is-lifcsliea. and the sxulisnt
Fsaerais fred q salute Of ozs hundred guns "a
hoE0r Of tia arrival. The boat vas not infsr-
ruptsd on bey passage, so FAR a1 we ara advised,
End tAis fact vii be aade mrca IF tlrsuzhcut
the lszglh and brsad,h Of Yaukesde7a la5su.
They viii now insist, sad vita q great show Ell
p.susi5ii-v. toe, that The u7ar is open b ssHl-
msfcs, snd if steps are rot taken TO preTent
siaiiaT passages, tke Worid win beLsFs it.
Whsthsr the Necessary steps wiz Be taken is
p-cvens esnmaIcial vessels froz navigating sho
Mississippi river We very much deGbi Hsvirs-
IsE VIII havu TO be lads dangerous priuoipsly
froa ths west hank Of be river. TIE NEST
eligible positions fer effsuss are in The State
Of Arkansas. Lisst Gsa- HelEs5 is ia cor
nand there. Lsiat. Gen Hoimss Is en- inbeeils
ard could Dc HotAiuz + he Wsuld ard wsuld not
If BE eauld Lisut-Gsn. Holmes Is g faTerifs q
President Davis and viii not. tssTefo-e, be re-
moved. Consequently, j1agiER E1m ttess
stand Psints, tAe aavigatien Of the river may bs
eoasideTss opsz. ThsE, sgaiu, e5 another fsvs--
ite, Fsmbsrioa, opszea The river ts ths Tsn-
KEGS. il nIght Be- ssnsidsrod as q rsfsedsn On
Bis llastTisuE reputation II Il sboald be e5Eu1tly
elassd
Bat q iTucs 10 bs3inafe Give Gen. Pdes
full peWers west Of he Mississippi. lns the
esumercisl nayiFstieE sf tL1s sirsa1 UiIl ssCn
be sealed beck 70 0Er aEalias. Keep Hsinss
il caEmaRd and the Yankees VIII HaTiEs,a it as
pleasure Hatl thsy each lie borders q KIby
Smiths command ~ PaHiSiHg { Mss Ciari0a.
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The oldest sen ef President BswarSs, cor
gTs u.atiRg friend on having fEmily Of sons
sai8 ID him with Eueh sarnsstnsss; @Rensm-
Der there is but one mods Of family gevsTsVasat.
I havs Brought up aud edueates foartsos soys.
tEa Of whoa I bTeughr, or raihsT suffered 20
grew mp wiihout tha res. Ore sf tbese vaH ny
ysuugest hrsther, anS the other Aaron Bur. hay
sisssE's only SOC. beth Of WAOm had losl Ehsir
psEse,s iE theiT eailahssd; and frem my abssE-
vs.ieEs ana EXPERIENCES, L tell ga raapls-spgsr
govern eeHt VII never answer. Beware how
yea ist the dfst act Of disssedisnco il your htis
Boys 20 Enzodeed, and uniess oyissncs sf re-
peHtsucs is manifest, uuPEnisA5d.'
"Ol ell tbs seTnasHs ] have kssFd, said the
BsTEEter, 'lOsg CT shsrt, this hss BasR snosg
tha m0st ussfui, as far as the worlds csaesFnsd
Is is asolesH lesson ts be prsYsrfuily Poz3sTed
By al parents sRa guardians F" Tbs Bible l-ys
dsHn fopr great rules involving shs faar- great
elesenls ef ihs saeesssial trainiRg q ehaiIsa-
prayer, iBstractisas example, Gad ro5tEint
Ans it is DOUBTED II q solitary csss can he isund
shcra al these kaVs been anitsd, whore ths
children have not followed Ia tbs fsofstaRs Of
DE parent while 0a the ether hand, if 5ut oBly
c1s Of lie ear have bees neglected it nay haYs
besa he ruin of lks child
EsmsabsT, Chrisiisn parents, j, is net sasugh
10 pray fer, or even with y0Rr chil6rpa, If yoar
oWa exampls csatTsaiets year teaching; and ~
vaia win Be tks prayer, the example, If, ike
Ed, whsR yeur children de Wrsne, ysa ''re-
strasn them nets But let eli be fsuad United
and IF all be found faithfnl to duty zud you
may trast in God that He viii faI6il His Brom-
iss. and that your ehildrea viii grew up ts
serve Hin, and biess yea for your fidelity 10
thsir highest interest.
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n Alfred Psal, Censsl Of france, Richmond,
VTgiRia.
LATEsF EHoI Fa8a saoHFDA.


Interesting Sketch Of her Cruiss NortLsoard--
Alst The ErlcsssH aAS Backed hsr ns,sa- DEATH
# 06ieers-Ftrst Sfigiatisa eJ tHs Confederate
ftaa-TAs Florjds,s Prizes, Etc, Etc.
From the savanssh Republican
We arc pernitted to make the feilswisg in
teresfing exTaels rem 3 letter jast rsceigsd
fIon 81 effiesT sn beard shs Canfsderafs States
steam sissp.el-war- Florida, Capt. NaGits u
cs1tsiis ths latest intelligence from that terror
Of the ses;
Ar SRA, JAY 10, 1867 IL May
we captured the big Clarszca, Gifted her out
aHd pat in esmmaEa Of Lief c. II Raa3 VITA
her he ssptursd. the bark IIeony, and dislin-
guishes himself by bis raid oatbs Yankee cosst,
il whieh he captured iwenty-seven vessels Of
all eltsaes.
last evening, but iailiug 10 eommunicsts wlih
The Governor before dark, We were not zlloged
70 snier the harbor until this Aorning We
viii prssabiy rsaaifl hero two OF three days, IS
cur engines nosd few repairs
We hsve been 70 the noTthWsrd, aRd when
within ninety miles Of New YsFk, met the IEn-
kee gunbOat Ericsson; we called 70 quarier aad
cleared the ship f0T setIoa, iaieuding .o-hght
Der. She came deWn 70 withiA q bali nile Of
US, when Ne heistsd tho Coufsderaie celors asd
opened on her. As seen as sks received the
hrst bTsadside 9 thsk fog csEsS On and obsersd
Der, When It cleared up we discavered tbs
Yankee about lsur mdes ahead, stsaming for
New Ysrk IS hard IS she was able. We eepld
act raise steam sufficiently to oyeriSke her, IS
ear fHrnacss were full Of hard cosl. and they
were built fer self. We had the painful mortia-
catisn Of hsf getting away from Us, but the sat-
isfastiou ef sarniRg two prizss that night, which
I am sure she must have sssH, as she vas but
ten miles of. Oar mes. behaved exceedingly
well, and seemed anxious for the fight Tbs
Yankee did net return orr Ere.
] have just refund from TIE funeral of Assist
sat-Paymastsr J. j. Lynch. who died thrss days
ago ef consumption. Oar Passed ASSISTANT
Surgeon, J. D. Grafton, vas drowned on the
South AaeEiosa coast by the upsstting Of 3
best while g0iHg ashore.
july l7.-0ur reception hefs was GIL that
could be desired. Ye-day, for the first time,
the CoRlederate flag was sslHted by = iogeign