Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-24
from the London Tines May IS. i

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cellersville must be twined with thscypress Pro
badly no disaster of thewar wal have carried such
| grief to Southern hearts as the death Of General
Jackson who has succumbed to the wounds received
IN the great battle of the Sd Of May. Even on this
SIDE Of the ocean the gallant soldiers fate will every
I whervbe heard with pity and sympathy. Not only
Egg 2raye man lighting for his conntrYs inuepend-
sence tg9tas one of themost consummate Genarals
that this century has produced, "StonewalP' jack
son WI! carry with him to his early grave the
grets OF all who can admire greatness and genius
From the earliest days Of the war be has been con
sRlcuoos for the most remark abc military qualities
fnat mixture of daring and Judgment, which is the
q marx OF heaven. born" Generals, distinguished
MN beyond any man Of his time. Although. the
young Confederacy has been illustrated BY num-
Der OF eminent soldiers, yet the applause aud devo
ton Of his countrymen, confirmed BY the Judgment
o. european nations have, giyea the first place to
3 aeneral jackson The military feats be accom-.
PIsned moved the minds of people with an astonsh-
ment which it is only given to the highest genius
70 produce. The blows he struck at the enemy
were as terrible and decisive as those Of Bonapsrte
himself The march BY which he surprised the
army Of Pope last year would besenengh initself to
give him high place in military history. But
perhaps the browning glory Of his life the great
battle in which he fen. When the Federal. com.
mander, by crossing the river twelve miles above
his camp, and pressing on, as he thought, to the
rear Of the Confederates and placed them between
as to boast that the edeIny was lie properly of
the army Of the Potomac. Il was reserved to Jack.
son by swift and secret march to fall upon his
right wing, crush it. and by an attack unsurpassed
in erceness and pertinaciy to drive his very supe.
rior forces back into position from which be could
not extricate himself except by fight across the
river In the battleof the Sunday jackson received
TWO wounds one ln the LETT arm, the other in the
right hand. Amputatisaof the arm was necessary
aud the Southern hero sank under the effect of It
supported 70 the last By bis simple and noble char.
ac.er and strong religious faith. q; To..
Extractum urbis yeridentis Patricia lectorum
verDaculorum nostrum pro beneGcio, ct ergo co.
patrie su@ pugnas magis volente pugnare persua.
deantur -etiamque hostibus obviam ire, ignem
edentes ministries Evaqgiicos doctos ct alios Lege
.s 49, . ~ Pro Patricia. ssa1 -5@H
AID DOCTORES. s:'.s
Quoniam hosts in fnibus nostris sit ct paryae
Republics nostrae exitium minetur, cujusyis civis
est pro patria pugnare. Oportet omnes ad uuum
g!adlos yaginis educere ct hosti obyiam ire
Nemo-ne ministri Evangelii quidem-eximendi
STUNT omnes doctores, Gymnasiorum recteres,
iudimagistn ct Unyersitatum- professores armati
.oeoent pro aris ct focis cum magnis hsrbarorum
copiis contendere - - -.
Qae cum ita STINT mihi in msntem VENT lesi.
o on colligere, qua legio Latina ,nomiuabitur.e
nnc inVocatl sunt omnes doctores, rectores, ludi.
maglstrl professores, ct etiam Aeademici adolo-
scentes Sc mecum jungere Haze legio selectissima
crit Tales eontinebit quales Latham linguam
lntelligere ct dicero possunt. Omaia colloauia ct
mandate in Latina lingua exprimenda crit. Stunt
tres al hanc legionem colligendam. rationes:
tegio Latina foret ludns iterarius vel Gymns-
STUN, in quo hnguae, aries ct scientie facil!ime
disci possent -, si.3s. - - :,
L. Haeo legio Republics nostra in his periculis
ct calamitatibus maxine iuYatura sit :.
Ill Manifestatura sit mundo eruditionem nostnmss
ct intelligentiam rnaximam. - 9 =
y OPoststs ludimagistros 4tsf =
mec1m iungsrs desfd etsnt afne mora r,osain1 m
3 , e ad Melville P. O., Ala.