Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-03

young LADY, whose Yankee sweetheart had tared late in
bidding her goodbye actually struck in madness
espied him running, when bade one of the shoot
her-aud would not have known that she did it, hsd
attention been called to the fact By one Of my COM
On the 10Th, we took the road to wiliamspof Nd and
rosseo tins Rubcon in the evening of the day. gong into
EHP near the aboVenamed place. where we remained un
while we were chasing the enemy from BerryvilIe and
tuatnsourg johnston and Early invested Winchester,
its bOasted impregnability succeeded
n capturing the entire garrison its artillery supplies aud
eVery thing else with the cepton of some 800 YaIry
with Ailroy at their head who succeeded in escaping It
s matter OF regret that Milroy escaped His acts had
been oppressive and outrageous that if caught he
would probably have met with his Just fate as feon and
In The operations 6y which we cleared the valley
Eranlaory order, less than 800 killed. woundcd and
snssing while we captured 5000 Yankees, With loss Of
about 1000 killed and wounded. together with their entire
army elective.
quiet as Quaker could desire Not gun has been fired
by uss On the 18th, left Wiamsport and after pass
ing through Hagerstown encamped in its vicinity until
esterday morning when set in this direction pas
aing through Mddeburg and encamped night in the
vicinity OF Greencaste; and here quietly encamped
orth OF the AasOn and Dixon line in old Abes posses
eons this day. awaiting the other divisions of
rmy corps who, Ilearn at Shapsburg yesterday
,lornng. Where we are going what is Generals
all news is conraband and we have not tho slightest dea
'Vhat Is gong on outside of our department We
eTy anxious 10 know where LOngSree aud the Hills
nd what they are doing, and know how the seige of
NcEsb1rg progressing. jenkins cavalry has been
Jar as the SuSquehannah bridge Harrisburg and
Epect we have stirred the quiet denizens of Eastern
Adneondom inR1easuraby by our occupation Of their
Itered domain. That we cannot remain long without
Sighting Is evident We doubtless the of the
most important and decisive period of the The
h our corps are in good spirits, in fine condition and
confident as when old Jackson infused us with his
trdor Trusting in the justice of cause the wisdom
~ our leaders, and the help of the Omnpotent of
ehovah we calmly await the ISSUE and whatever fate
i'efais us individually have abiding faith
iory aud triumph awaits US in the end.
our orders are very strict here. Nothing is wanonY
destroyed no private seizures allowed and nothing
saken without due orders and authority Large numbers
h horses and CATTLE and much bacon and have been
iezed as well as dry goods by authorities, but
- these cases receipts given that they may
after peace made if such terms eed
feel sometimes when think how country has been
iesoated, that the Lr tGLOaiS should be applied bu in
the language of our sodey, our Generals know best"
One word about Maryland l am far more pleased
with this visit than the of September last. have
had rare opportunities Of finding the sentiments of the
people OF HagerstOwH and vicinity and feel sure if
guarantee was given that they would be supported
tenths of the people would go with the Confedercy.
visited several families in Hagersown, and enjoyed the
pleasure of the ladies greatly. They pr eEcence
the friends OF the rebels aud jealous the most
ardent could desire. They love US, and they say
they hope will leave them until Marylands fe
tee are broken. give hearty Amen.