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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-20
Gke Stanbarb.
RALEIGH: FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1868.
The Latest News.

From THE WEsr.-Gen. Bragg reviewed the North
Alabama troops at Tullahoma, on the 11th and ad-
dressed them Everything, he said, was encour-
aging. All quiet.
1t is reported that the enemy's heavy baggage
and tents have been removed near Nashville. This
may indicate purpose on the part of Rosencranz
to advance on Johnston.
The steamboat Bard was sunk in the river above
Nashville, by the Confederates on the 1lth, and
passengers and crew captured.
Five thousand persons, chiefly free negroes, have
ssaken the federal oath in Nashville, under orders.
Nothing important from Vicksburg.
FROM CHARLESTON enemy is said to be ex-
hibiting unusual activity in the neighborhood of
Charleston. He has constructed large and formid-
able batteries OH Folly Island bearing on the south.
ern extremity Of Morris Island. Several Yankee
repimeuts are also fortfying on Seabrook Island.
Twenty transports remain at Port Royal, and five
ironclads and numerous transports are still in
North Edisto.
FRox THE NoRru-The HeraIs account Of the
battles on the Rappahannock are by no means
cheering to its readers. 1t says:
"Our dead on tie battlefield of Sunday are still
un6ur;ed. and the wounded are undoubtedly dying
in great numbers for soant of attention.
General Hooker is rery much depressed. Tuesday
night he held consultation with his commanding
Generals, in which it was urged that longer stay
in it. present position ,oouM proue unsqfs for tho
arny. A hasty return to our camps is imperative.
The Tribune says: "The army Of the Potomac
has the at Ss ad
e--.ps along the Aqua railroad.
Sedewick 9ss aEerKbsiaed by numbers, and
nressed hard on both front and rear and was hardly
able to make good his escape near Banks Ford.
Fredericksburg and the heights beyond have been
reoccuped by the enemy, and the situat'o" s' SUB
,tantialy as it scas previous to the adoance
Sedgw;ck has lost in killed and wounded about
five thousand.
panic at Aguia,, and everything movable was placed
on board the boats at the landihs.
The. order for retrent scns a su'pr'se as 1t was
believed to be the determination to march out ana
attack the enemy in front 49,
The defeat could have been little worse. The
srmy is not psncsricken, hut it is certainly great
IL dsmoraliad by this inglorious retreat"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-20

AAsLY's BArrERY.-A correspondent of the
's3amond Enquirer says Manlys Battery were
sagaly commended for their effective and steady
u''ng in the late battles. And the Progress says
, I'pt Manly received from Gen. McLaws, on the
1''te field, letter of commendation for the eff.
tS s'' aid rendered him by the Battery in driving
NC enemy across tie Rappahannoek.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-20

CAR WHEELS, &c.-It is stated that Thos E. Nc
Neil, of Macon Ga, is organizing company to
manufacture locomotives cars, wheels, &c.
We have pleasure in stating that Messrs. David
Anderson Co., have already commenced casting
car wheels at their foundry in this town. They cast
several last week--Fay. O6serper.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-20

The remains of Col. j. G. S. Mcdowell, of the 54th,
reached this City Tuesday last and were inferred
with appropriate funeral services The Governor,
Adjutant General and number of our citizens met
The body at the depot, aud conveyed it to the resi-
dence of Elk Governor Manly, from whence it was
taken at five O'Clock, to its final resting place, es.
corted by battalion Of soldiers from the Camp of
Instruction.: under the command of Col Peter
Mallett, and the Governor, Adjntant General and
staff and others, besides the sorrowng family and
friends of deceased
The remains Of Lieut. S. Ives Smedes, son Of Rev.
Albert Smedes, who died from wounds received in
battle on the Rappahannock, reached here on Mon
day night and after appropriate funeral services,
we're inferred with military honors on Tuesday.
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We learn that number Of the Presidents Of the
Banks of this State assembled in this place on Thurs
day the 14th, to determine, at the request of the
Treasurer of the State what course they will adopt
in relation to Confederate Treasury notes issued
previously to the 1st April, 1863. Their decision
had not transpired up to the time Of our going to
preSs
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History of the War.

We learn that Lieut. NJ. j. McSween has been
collecting material for history Of all the North
Carolina troops in this war. Officers, chaplains,
and all others who can do so, would do we'll to fur
n:sh him with any items, sketches or descriptions
of battles, marches, acts of individual merit, &c.
with full, connected and impartial history of reg
iments, companies and detachments. He designs
especially, as far as he can, to award to North Car
olina her just deserts. Any thing pertaining to q
fair and faithful record of the part performed by
North. Carolina and her people in this great strug
gle, will appropriately belong to this work. Any
information of the kind referred to will be duly for
warded, if left to our care. Lieut. McSween has
been connected with the army since the formation
of the first regiments in South Carolina when that
State seeded and besides his experience in SER
vice. he has had extensive opportunities for seeing
the different portions of our army. 1t will of
course require much time and labor to prepare such
matter as this, bat North Carolina will never get
justice except at the hands Of her own sons.
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R. E. LEE, General.

THE LETTER OF GEN. LEE TO GEN. JACKSON.
The letter written by Gen. Lee to General Jack
son before the death of the latter, is as follows:
CHANcELLoRsyn.LE, May 4th.
Generat:-l have just received your note inform
ing me that you were wounded. cannot express
my regret at the occurrence. CouldI have dictated
events should have chosen for the good of the
country to have been disabled in your stead
congratulate you upon the victory which is due
to your skin and energy.
Most truly yours,
R. E. LEE.
To Gen, T. j. JACKSON
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Gov V ,nee "a ever mindful Of the welfare Of our
heroic, 8 jdie,s. We see it stated in . Richmond
paper + At Dr.. Manson has prepared lodging board
and oil Isr Recommendations in that city ior North
Carroll = soldiers, Wy the order Of Gov: vance,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-20

We regret to state that Lieut. Colonel G. G. Cole,
of the 23d, was killed in the late battles He was
struck in the breast by ball. and killed instantly.
favorably known for several years Editor of the
Times
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-20

We publish to day list of casualties in the 7th
and 2ad N. G. troops in the late battles. We shall
publish in our next the list of casualties in Gen.
Lanes brigade, composed Of the 1sth 2sth, SD,
and 37th regiments, with such other lists as may
reach US,
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Gen. Lees Order after Gen. Jackson's Death.
The following is Gen Lees order to the army
after the intelligence of Gen. Jackson's death:
HEADQ'Rs. Army NORTHERN VA.,)
Nav H. 1863 {
GENERAL ORDERS, J
M Al (

No. 81. {
With deep grief the commanding General an
nounces to the army the death of Lieut. General T.
Jackson ss who expired on the 10Th inst At 81 p
good soldier, by the decree of an awise Providence,
are now lost to US. But while we mourn bis death,
We feel that his spirit still lives and will inspire the
whole army with his indomltable courage and un-
shaken confidence in God as our hope and our
strength. Let his name be q watchword to his
corps who have followed him to victory so many
fields Let officers and soldiers emulate his invin-
chile determination to do every thing in the defence
of our beloved country.
R. E. LEE, General.
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To Gen. 7. j. Jackson.
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IA lIelaasnoiy Event

Tue gsldsmsh Who can lthsmseEes 3.
Conservative Union Committee, sud Who
lately met in Cincinnati 70 consider Wheth.
sr Gen. Me 6lellsn should q % elr eabdi-
.FenaElkas9ls q 9 fer psysE EsPEsss9ting any
fump 0f the old " big party,
Their leaders have once had blIiee aud
yearn t9ritIstfilss and they revenge their
ldllness iu sbelng unable u discern the
IstgusOf the, lines bF despsrate hate Of
those who are iser. TIsy aEe tie gen.
tienen VIII guomlnated bIFs Fillmote %
1850, spd In g1 1890, protesting peSdliAr
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18
mpfIen,ElE,a sA.IiF.I

NY virtue OF deed Of trust executed 6y Hssh
K NIcEoIs on the 1Ith day Of Masell lSt9, and
- Of record In Ohio county, Wet Virginia
10 BOOk IS, page 5Is aad aisdb etIef ated Of 1rus
IS obIo county, statS 81 wet hia. vim seli II
gonSe on the third Monday in January, 18th, 1894
tho ALLOWING property. VIZ: Lots No. 50 103, a,
10 III aud 20 feet Of Lot No. paEs Of Lots No.
and g. and half Of Lot No. So an 1nttho First Ward
Of the city Of Wheelng.f
And at tha same time aud place pieco of ground,
with the Improvements thereon located a the west
md Of Union street, on tue wharf, formerly known
As, at The same time and place the following
r,ooer-y In Crab % the city Of Wheel
~ ON Quincy street, pSrt of Lot No 81, being S.
iset, more or lsss part 0f Jot No. IS being %
eet more lees the east side, aud the west half
Gf Lot no. 38, ON Centre street, which 10 well Inn.
sroVed and 1t present occupied by Mrs. McCulough,
snd plsV, in East Wheeling north half Of Lot Mo- 20,
haII Lot SO. 9S, and Lot No. 3.
Also, st the saEne time and place deoe Of Land
r1ntaiifR 6 GcTes spTfaeei with ~ coal privilege
~ 30 aeF. J. Said land & bounded on the north by
Coal Kuh and on the west by lands Of the Crescent
Ilso Mt the same time Iandplaee, III shares Of
stock in the Belmont Bridge Co and 12 shares Of
Itock in tho NOEffIWe stem Bank OF Fgtuias
win also sen undsr the Game deed 81 tEdlt on tho
Ourt1 Monday IN January 1854, IL the town Of
ModndsTIlle, Marshal county stAte Of @s9t Viz
9ta in saId kdFehall county on the WAteFs Of Rish
Cftek containing ESQ acre., m0zB or less. Said farm
six MILES from Glen ka;te end eight ailes from
suit pufCEl8
6Iu 6ls6 sen sahd9F he aid deed tts ttnst on
WednsSdlSS the 2Ttl day OF Jahnary, 1884, IN the
toWa Of lIacttnsvtIIe, State OF Ohio, In Belmont
county, the MArttnsyfle Ferry right and Boat, the
Cottage Hctel with two lots, 30 I36 ID 196, also
Lots No 12s fso and 131 located in said town Of
NnTtinSTIlIe. 1i-
Terms Of eals-one third IN cs Il, the balance In
sx twelve and eights n months with interest, with
spProved secnIity and titleretained untithe money
G'y Ofths aBUvo property wiii bs sold ut private
All persons indebted to the estateof Hugh Nichols
by notes. book accOuntE, FGdts, or otheENfse,
the firm Of ]. II. Todd Co., will call and eettle the
same, and any persOn having claims against the
esthte OF the said Hugh Nichols the Arnrof il n.
Todd Co., will preaentithe same for settlsment.o
ISAAC Colts, Trustee.
Isaac Ootts = fully authorized 70 settle the estate
Of Hugh Nlchole, deeeabSd se1 and convey any
Olh8 above deSC ib0d property either At pablle or
private sale, aud has my fnll consent thereto.
WarAI1Sa Dec. 6fh, 1s63-tS sfi3.f3Fff
tsr. CIaiTsviIle Chronicle copy and send bill to
this Office. 3tAf4 =
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The proclamation Of Emancipation.

The Proclamation OF Emaneipatton
The following is the bill of which Rep
rsssutatiys Arnold Of Illinois gave notice
a bill for an act to carry Out the Procla-
nation Of Emancipation, issued Jau. 1,
1853, and 70 prohibit slavery forever 10
all that pOrti0n Of the United States des-
iguated therein.
WhfTeGs, The President Of the Uuited
Ststes, by his proclamation Of January I,
A. D. 1868, a. Q0mmandeT-iu. .Chtef OF the
Army aud Navy Of the Unfted States, as q
fl aud necessary war measure, and In ac-
cordance with the dictates of justice aud
humanity, did order, proclaim aud declare
that all persons held as slaves within eer-
tain states aud parts Of states therein des-
'ignated, should, from that day. theacafOrth
aud forever be free, aud that the Executive
Government OF the United States. iucl1d-
log the military and naval authorities
thereof, would recOgnize and maintain the
freedom Of snch persons; and,
Whereas, Il Is the right aud duty Of Con-
3gress TO mako all laws which may be neG-
sessAry aud proper to carry into execution
ALI military ogders aud PrOclamatiOns law
fully issued By the president Of the United
STATES, as COmmandeF.in-C Chief; and,
l. Wlersas, AH peFsOas held ~as slaves
within said designated states and parts Of
states are now and forever ought 70 be
free; therefore, for the purpose OF carrying
into complete and final execution the said
and tnsariug 70 the said des-
fgnated states aud parts Of states domestic
tranquility, providing for the common de-
fence, promoting the general welfare and
securing the blessings Of liberty forever, .
| 5ECTT0N !. Be Il aVGetoa tyt he SenGts ana
House Of Representatives. a CoR1vess as
senbLed, That in said states and parts Of
states designated tn the proclamation Of
January l, 1863, slavery and Involuntary
otherwise than in the punishment
Of crime, whereof the party shall have been
dolly convicted, shall forever be prohibited,
any law or usage Of such states or parts Of
states to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18

FFos. u Ne,gtos BrolUH, d. D., Editor Ofthe ERey-
elepedta qf religious RhOIUtedge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines ia general, through distrust Of
their INGREDIENTS and effects, yet know OF no sum
cient re8s0n Whya man may not testify 70 tie benht
he heleyss himself 70 have received from any simple
In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute 10 the benefit Of others. y
I do this the more readily In regard to HoodauFs
0erman BItteFS, prepared by DR.. Q. M. jackson of
stia city, because against them tof
ichieiiy an Alcoholic mixture. indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esqs for the removal OF
Ithis prejudice by proper tests and for encourages
lment tostry them, Whdh suffering froua greet and
long continued debility The use OF three bottles
OF these BttterS, st the beginning Of the present
year Va followed by evident relief and lestOratiOn
10 degree Of bodily and mental yigor which had
not felk for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. I theI . - lnk God and,
MY friend 70 directing me to tn use of them.
phfladsipA ..Jpns %, 1851.
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Jandasy 6ambef ot ths s'Atlantic
Monthly" will contain, among other inter-
esting articles, Christmas story by the
author of fs.Life in the Iron Mtllsh;; paper
by o. W.. Holmes, on HsnfS Ward Beecher,
whom he calls "The Minister Plenipoten-
tiary"; three cantos of Dante's 'Paradi-
So" translated by a. WI IougfellON Mrs
Stoves initial chapters of "HOuse and
Home Papers, by christopher CrOwseEah;;
a poem by W. O. Bryapt;a tribute inv verse
to the late Colonel Shaw, by j. R. Lowell /;
"My BookI"a brilliant essay, by Gail Ham
ilton; graphic STORY, BY Miss Prescott,
and "External Appearances of Glaciers" !"
by Professor Agassiz. The political artI.
Gle is IA Greeting for the New Year" by
W. Hazewsll, showing what has been done
by tbss1oyat army aud navy during the
past twelve months. The new number
cannot but be a very attractive one.
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FOR. SATEt

..e4 Dfs1RABLE REAL ESTATE, situated on
u Market street, Centre Wheeling; two lots are
ElAbetWasH Rir8G and Marshau streets, and one
between First and Second Second streets. Upon
said property there are six good dwelling houses
(and ali oceupIed). VIII be sold together, or IN
parts to suit purchasers. Toiany. one purchasing
this property wonld prove paying investment.
7Or particulars enquire Of ,,,,,n,,. - q q
dee3.2w 1b01< Fourth street.
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yeneration for the Union and the OOnsti-
tuition, they nominated MF. John Bell
That great statesman, upon the frst Op-
portunity, became q rebel and his late
supporters, who, II they could learn Auy-
thing. would know that the AmPFiesp Peo-
pie perfectly comprehend the seonseFya-
tism" which is simply uuquestiOuiug sub
seFVience 20 slavery. now propose the
meme 0f Geaeral Mcclellan as their ean-
didats for some ONCE NOT specified.
His enemies, Of course, will rejoice that
hts cbapees ore destroyed before the Oams
paign begins. Any party which should
take q candidate from the hands. OF sReh
politicians as Mr.. GArFet Davis. Mr.. Leslie
Combs and Mr. Washington Hunt-al Of
them gentlemen with an unerRing genius
for uupOpulaGiIy aud defeat-WOuld simply
announce .1at it expected to lose. And
they touch their candidate merely 70 make
him fidieulOas. HFormerly,n they cay,
s.his name was mentioned for the Pres
idsnGy; now II Is suggested for the Vice
Presidency. Really, what shall We do
with this most estimable elephant on our
hands9 shah we put him Ia the f0ut par
lOr or nader the stairs Let us adjourn
and think Il over.
Wben5 . man remembers the vltat tms
pOftance Of this great war, that the PFtn-
cipIes OF wise poPplps government and the
Interests of civilization themselves are &C
stake; that the solution Of the question Ie-
quires the most profound faith in human
liberty aud the people; and that it can be
reached only as the people resolve wisely |
and Justly, aud then sees the feeblest of
hack politicians Offering % be leaders aud
savi0Fs. he can not bat wonder at the sin. !
gulaF iII.tOFtunes Of 4 General once 80 uni. |
Versally trusted and hOu0red, but who is /
now q hundred fold more unfortunate In |
his friends than in his enemies.-HslPvS
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Valuable Real Estate forSale.

ORFER FOR SALE, at very low. prices and on
| the most liberal terma, the desirable dwelling
noW reside IN, With the land labout six aefes At
Also nay farm, within one half mile Of said town,
On the n. W. va. Railroad, c0ntainiugs about 700
acres between 500 and 400 acres ofWheh is valuable
coal land and the whole can be cultivated, the prin.
sipal part Of which = now In good state Of entt-
viii also Sell my lands In the counties Of Harti-
son, GIInAsr DoddEidse Lewis, Barbour and Taylor.
decs2NS B, DEsPARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18
Public sale.

WE will Oaer sor sale IN the town Of BridEeport,
w OhIo,coff the 18th Of Deeember, 1853, our
SAW AND PLANNING MILLS, with Is Lots con.
nectet and 8tothar BOtss not connected with the
Mills sea wagon and harness, ohice furniture
5000 feet Of lumber, with many other things too
numaE0us to mention.
Sale TO commence at9 OolOckS A. III.
Terms-For Real Estate one third down, the ball
Anes intwo equal annual ailments from April 1st
1884 bearing interest from thRt date Petsonal Prop
sEty Cash. deeI-2WA STEWART 4 REElIHE.