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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-24
Gke Stanhar1.
RALEIGH: FRIDAY. JUNE TO. 1868.
The Latest News.


The intelligence from Virginia is cheering. On
Saturday last the gallant Gen. Ewen-the fright
'rm of the lamented Stonewall-wi his DIVISION
lttacked the enemy at Winchester, near Harper's
Ferry, and after somewhat prolonged conflict cap
(ured the place, the enemy surrendering them
Islves, some six or seven thousand strong, with
er artillery and large supply Of army stores
bur loss in killed. wounded and missing is said to
be about one hundred. Gen. Milroy, who was in
Ommand Of the enemy, made his escape.
We are without the particulars Of this brilliant
exploit as no Richmond papers were received here
by the last mail.
The bulk of Gen. Lees army is between Culpep-
Der Court.h house and Winchester. What his par
kicuar object is, is not known. Some think he
|Fill advance into Maryland, while others suppose
|bst he will only occupy the upper portion of the
Virginia valley, driving the enemy out and holding
bm in check along the Potomac. A few days will
Rstermine.
! Gen. Hooker has abandoned his works opposite
sdericksburg, and is moving up to meet Gen.
xohaVe no news from Vicksburg.
Nothing of interest from Eastern Carolina, ex-
kept that we learn that the Blackwater region has
bssu evacuated by our troops, and the enemy is
eported moving higher up. This evacuation may
k1pose considerable portion of our State to the
ucursions and ravages of the enemy.
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Rev. R. j. GRAvEs-We learn that the grand
jury of the Confederate Court at Richmond, has re-
fused to find true bill against this gentleman on
the charge of treason. This refusal to find bill
after hearing the charge and the evidence. is tri-
|umphant acquittal Of Mr. Graves. A more marked
case of persecution for opinions sake has not oc.
Cured since the war commenced We felt conf
dent from the first that Mr. Graves was an innocent
nan. We rejoice that his innocence has been ad-
mitted, even in Richmond, under the shadow of the
bespotic power which dragged him from his home
in contempt of the civil law, and which has perse-
cuted him because he was Union man up to Mr..
LincOn's proclamation. We shall rspublish in our
next the communication of Mr.. Graves to the Rich
mond Enquirer. which was made the ostensible
ground of his arrest
Will the Register, and other Destructive papers
that have assailed and detained Mr.. Graves, now DO
him justicss We shall see. 60
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Degrees Conferred.

At the commencement of the North Carolina Uni
'rsity, June 4tb, 1863 the following named persons
|'ere degreed, by the Senatus Academicus as 4r-
sium Bacealaurii, and ranked intheir Academic
course in the order in which they are numbered,
TO wit: -
z aiULrELxus.LowsDEs QuARlEs, Of Louisiana
3. THoaAs-TALLrArERRo BaoYLEs, Of South. Car
olina.
JoHANNEs'LEMUEL CARROLL, of Kenansville.
o. WARNER MERIwErnER Watkins, Of Milton.
g. EDvARDus HINES, Of Newbern.
Z. TrrUs-GuLIELxus CARR, Of Greenville.
g. AATHrAs-M MURRAY MARsHAL, Of Pittsboro'.
l. THOMAS MONROE ARGo, Of Alabama.
The degree Of Artiam Aagists- was conferred
upon JOHANNES BAIRD LYNCH, Of ofMecklenburg Coun-
W Virginia These were all the degrees that were
N'''ssrsd Ct the last Commsucemsnt
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SToNEwALL JAcEsoN's FAMuY.-The Savannah
RspubIicen, noticing The proposal to erect monu.
ment to jackson, says: - =.
We have heard that the widow and child who
should be adopted by the country, are left m verv
moderate circumstances, and if this be So while We
approve the project Of monument, we are first for
placing them in circumstances entirely independent
Jackson" - "
The Republican is right A marble monument
could 90 no honor to the name of jackson. His best
and most lasting monument is in the hearts of his
c0untrymen
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joy as did the State Of Massachusetts because she
thought that election furnished her with the long
sought pretext for destroying the Union. But let
Us see how it is with North Carolina Previous to
the Presidential election, would not any man who
proclaimed this Union . curse have been himself
driven from the stump by the curses and execra-
tons OF nine tenths Of his hearers Most assured
ly he would. Previous to the election, the democ-
racy professed to love the Union, and deplore its
destruction. Was the news Of Lincoln,s election
received here with joyis No, it was not-but on
the contrary, every body heard it with sorrow.-
Such being the dissimilarity between the two
States, why should North. Carolina secede because
State which ignores her existence is about to se-
cedea No man in North Carolina can say that the
Union is or has been curse to him, and tell the
truth. Every sane man knows that the Union has
tnen leave It to embark on an unknown sea, with
out charts or soundingsi Because I" Carolina" %
says you mustf The NORTH; ;Carolinian who has
no State pride sufficient to make hin. Indignantly
spurn any attempt our Southern neighbor to dra-
goon this State into treason and civil war, is bas-
tard son Of the soil on which was first sounded the
keynote of American liberty. Tyranny is tyran-
ny, and we. would resist "Carolina tyranny in
the same spirit that the "men Of '76 !" resisted
Gov. Gists message which we publish to day with
out pronouneing 1t . most arrogant productionP
But let US say to those who desire That this State
shall secede Why not await the operation of things
now in progress at the North The tone Of the
Northern press of such papers, for instance, as the
New York Times, very a6le freesoil paper, is now
undergoing marked change for the better, and we
have the strongest hope that in . short time, the
obnoxious personal liberty bills will be stricken
from the statute books of the States which have en-
acted them. When this has been done, the South
will not have the slightest cause Of complaint
against the North, for we have the strongest rea-
sons for believing that Linco.n's administration
will not be aggressive upon the South. Why not,
then, pause, before madly doing that which cannot
be undones For when once the dissolution of the
Union has been effected, its reconstruction will
never be seen, by even the most remote genera
tions- This generation will have entaied upon
their posterity legacy of woes .unutterable and
innumefable. We implore the Legislature of this
heretofore conservative old State not to be led away
at this terrible crisis either by passion or popular
clamor, for there are times when the people, gen.
orally right are made the victims of artful and un-
scrupulous demagogues. This is a lesson which
all history teaches US. For Gods sake let US profit
by it
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A RARE lssrANcE.-The bill for our usual supply of
printing ink from W. g. Johnson of Columbia, s. G. Is
accompanied BY note calling attention to the fact
unparalleled in these days-that the proprietor has rs
I'd his prices Mr. johnson candidate for quarters in
the Lunate Asylum of his beautiful City or does be real
entertain such an old fashioned article as coascnce
the way it ia right to say that his ink is the best
we have been able to obtain in the Conederacy though
we need not tell readers that is not as good as
could wish.-FayetteoiAs Observer =
We concur with the Observer that Mr. johnson deserves
marked credit for reducing his prices at time like this
We have been using his ink for some time It isebean
enough considering the price Of every thing else and Is
as good an article of the kind we presume as can be OBJ
tanned 10 the South, ..--z.
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HIau SHOALS IRON WoRxs--These works are
nov fully under way, rolling iron, msauhcturing
nails DC See advertisement ii our paper today.
The proprietors have made . heavy investment t,and
are working large number Of hands. They de-
serve commenaton for their enterprise and energy.
They offer nails Wholesale or RETAIL at the low price
considering the present cost Of manufacturing them,
OF 70 cents per pound. The company, welearn, will
soon commence the manufacture Of tacks and sprigs.
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ANOTHER BAD APPoMrMENr.-Wel learn from the
lproqress that Mr.. William Z. Lane, of Wayne, and
b some extent recently Of Guiltord, has been ap-
pointed Chief Collector of the Confederate tax in
North. Carolina. This is very important office,
Ind the first business qualifications are required for
l. Mr. Lane possesses neither the education nor
(he clearness and comprehensiveness of intellect to
Et him for such place. But be is Destructive,
Ind that, with the appointing power, was sufficient
Party first and qualifications next is the rule now
Rdavs
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An itinerant phrenologist stopped at rustic farm
house, the proprietor of which was bnsily engaged
in threshing. "Sir, am phrenologist Would
you like me to examine the heads of your chidrenf
will do it cheap" "Wall, said the farmer paus-
ing between two strokes, II rather guess they
don't need 1t The old woman combs them with .
fnestooth comb once q week." -, ,--, =
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Election in Wake County.

1t will be seen, by the notice in our paper to-day,
hat an election will be held in this County on Fri.
Jay the 26th instant for q member Of the House of
Commons to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-
|ignation of Gen. Fowle.
We trust there will be full turn out of the peo-
BE, and that the Conservatives of the County will
mite upon and elect some tried and true Conserva-
|veto fill the place Let our friends be on the alert
all the precincts against the tricks and misrepre-
Fations Of the Destructives. They will most proba-
ply have some secret understanding to run candi-
ate on the day of election A full turn out of the
Conservatives and concentration of their votoo ..
bue man will ensure their success. Forewarned,
|n=armsd ESG,s,sry Conservative 90 to tbs polls
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TEXAS We are indebted to friend for the fol-
owing extract from letter, dated Houston, Texas,
fdag ls, 1868:
1.-THE finest crops that ever grew are now in
Texas The wheat has been cut and the crop ne
her was peterborough in this State to supply the
Confederate army twelve-months. The corn crop
Is also fine. 1t is now silking, and we have roast
ing cars and vegetables in abundance. We have
had strawberries for month, and now watermelons
and Irish potatoes are ceming in in abundance.
There are more goods in this City, and more trade
than ever known before, though but little value is
placed on-our money. Every thing is at the same
bid prices for gold and silver"
The writer adds that Col John q. Manly, for
mery of this City, is living in Galveston, and is very
we'll and very popular. Ool Manly has been in
command for some time Of a coast guard battery Of
artillery on Galveston island
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. MARRIED, :..,st, * -.....
On the 11th inst, by William p. Mcdaniel Esq Mr..
JAcoB W. ANDREW to Miss NANCY MARsHAII. both Of
Alamance County.
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Most ladies never realize the full beauty Of tho
painters art until they have their portraits taken.
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The first human sin was improper indulgence in
eating, and it has been one Of thechief sins ever
since.
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We learn that the arguments in the Aa5eas corpus
cases will be opened before the Supreme Court in
this City, on Wednesdays next the gath instant.
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We regret to learn that Josiah Collins, Sr.. Esq,
died very suddenly in Hillsborough, on Wednesday
morning last .....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-04
Later from the Rio Granlc.

We are again without any zeal news
from brownsville, although we are in re-
ceipr Of the Brownsville Flag of the 3Oth.
Under the head of Military Matters,
the Flag says Gen. II. p. Bee, and staff, have
arrived ihcrc and established the Head
quarters of the Western Sub Military Dis
t.ict at Fort Brown.
Col. Pyron regiment and Capt. Wilkes
Battery have been ordered to the Rio
Grandc.
Brown.
Mai. Tnylor's battalion will be stationed
Il, Ringgold Barracks.
Capt. Newtrms, Capt. Toolc's, and Capt.
PrnHIoza 5 companies are ordered TO King
gold Barracks.
The "Ranchcro's correspondent, writing
from Boca del Rio Grande, under date Of
the :.2nd., says, "ycstcrdny the steamer
Maiamorns was about going out OF the riv-
or with II cargo Of cotton, specie and sever
a passengers for n ship outside, when the
officer of the customs, Mex.) ordered her
to return md take out cightJ-twO rene
gades to tie L. 5. transport kcnsiug'on,
wdich has been waiting for them several
days, at about half the usual price for pas
sage. Capt. b. of the steamer, not being
of the kind who are in favor Of serving
Abe friends in preference to JEFF $, refugees
to comply with the modest demand, tied his
boat to the bank, and delivered heUrp un-
der protest, to the authority who inIerier-
feared.
The village al Brazos de St. Jago, Texas,
was ordered to br burned, and the order
was CALAMITY eXccEted on the 10Th inst, by
party of rangers, ter giving five min
utes notice to the residents and none to the
nDn-res dent.
large vessel called the Pascha, with
cargo from lIayHua, was burned last eve
ming in the oiiiug, having taken fire.
Some contclrrateS SHIPPED on board Il Fed
eral ship ia Havana, aud when siAty miles
from port took possession Of tie vessel and
brought her back prize. Great rejoicing
in Havana on account of Braggs victory
over Rozencrans..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-04

Nor So BAD AFTER ALL.-The disaster
to Col. W. 7. Lanes regiment, near Van
Burcn Ark. aVpeaIs not to have been as
great as was at first reported, as only one
man was killed. The greiment borne down
by an overwhelming force, was scattered,
but kept upa running, ambuscading fire
for several miles, in which Col. Crump and
the most Of his men conducted themselves
with great gallantry. These facts we learn
from letter written by Maj. Burns. The
men who come home we're principally com
posed of those on picket duty, and under
the adyince of Captain who supposed he
was doing for the best, as many Of the
volunteers had lost their horses and all of
their clothing. These men are going back
in a few days, and no doubt will fully make
amends by their future gallantry for this
unexpected slampede.- -AdrshaH Republican.
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CITATION. No. 2is.
HILL CouSTY rs, GEO, PAYNE, ct al.

TllE STATE OF TEAAS
Hill COUNTY.
ro he Sheriff Of HW CouWty, greeting:
-VVIHEREAS, in onr District Cour; Of said county,
~ Hill county has filed hci petition in said DIS
ct Court alleging, among other things that George
lAyne William Payne, lIeY. Payne d. ok. Payne and
"u Berry, defendants in this suit, did, on or abon
hc first day ofAugusi, 1862 gutter, publish pass and
at into circulation u large amount OF counterfeit
petitioner and the public generally and that on
about he 25lh day of August, lG!, iioncr en-
u,anged for aud paid a valuable consideration for six
hundred and fifty dollars of said bills or and
yptItioncI AYERS that said defendants, by said Illegal
uud fraululant utering, publishing and putting into
ngcuaion said bills has injured and damaged rcti-
toner six hundi ed and fifty dorrs, besides interest
and prays Judgment for damages, interest and costs
ld affidavit being made that said defendants reside
s,ihout the limits of this sathr, you therefore
commanded to summon the said q. Payne, W. Payne,
n. Payne, d. Payne and Berry, by the publication Of
His citation in the Dallas Herald, printed in the town
Dallas, Texas for four successive weeks, that de-
fDndants be and appear before the District Court OF
aid county, at the court house in the town OF Hills
bDro, on the 9th Monday after the list Monday IN
hfarch, 1863, there to the petition OF said Hill
Cpnny the substance of which is in this writ given
Herein fail not, and make due return of the same as
The law requires.
Test: s. +. Harlan, Clerk of said Dis
\trict Court, and seal Of the same, at Hills
| SN jboro, this Feb. 49th, 1868.
~ D ~ S. F. HARLAN, ID. G. ii. G.
Came to hand Feb. 23d, 1863 and sent by mail to
The Dallas Herald for publication.
G. W. CROOK, Deputy Sheriff II. G.
Feb. 25th, lS63-l"it-Prntcr's fee. SO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-04

William Mccullough VS. George Payne OF al.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS
CoUNMY OF HILL,
To The Sheriff Of said County, Gree'ing:
XNTHEREAS in our District Court of said county,
w William Mccullough, who resides in Dailas
county, has filed his petition in said Dirict Court,
eilcdging among other things, that George Payne,
William Payne, Hez Payne, Doc Payne, and one Ber-
~ defendants, cohered and cunieleriied for the pnr-
pose of defrauding petitioner in ihs, that about
the 3D. day of July 1857 in Dallas county. petitioner
sold and delivered to said defendants one bay stallion
horse of the value of four hundred and fifty dollars,
for which said horse aaid defendants raid pctioucr
one hundred and seventy dollars counterfeit CUnfh-
crate bills, which sald bills are wholly without value
to the damage of petitioner one hundred aud seventy
dollars and praying for Judgement for l'O dollars
with interest and costs, and affidavit being made that
the defendants reside without the limits Of this state
You are therefore commanded % summon the said
George Payne William Payne, Ilez Payne, Doc Payne
und one Berry by the publication of this citation In
the Dallas Herald, printed in the town of Dallas Tex
as for four weeks in successon that they be and APP
near before the strct of said county, at the
clnrt house in the town of Hlsboro the 9th Mon
tay after the lst Monday in March 1868, there to
swer the petition of said VIM. Mccullough, the sub
stance Of which is in this writ given. Herein fail
not and make due of the same, as the law
quires.
Courl, and seal of the same at HisbOru,
| sChh this 2Oth February 1868.
Wv s.. HARLAN, d. c. H. c.
Came to hand February the I'D, A. ID. 1865, ana
sent by mail to the Dallas Herald, for publication
]. W. CROOK, Dept. Sheriff, ii, q.
l34t-Printers Fee &l5.
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CITATION NJ, gFi.
Wiley Currcy, vt al vs George Payne, ct al.
q uE STATE OF TENAs
Hill I1uNTY,

HILL COUNTY,
ga he sheriff qI aid CoWRig, Greeting.
WHEREAS In orr district court Of said county,
w Wiley Curry, ct nj, who resides In said county
filed their petition IN said district court, nllcdging
4ll,nr other things that George Payne, VIM. Payne,
DO ID. Payne, Dock Payne and one Berry cohrrcd ana
federated for the purpose Of drrauding petitioners
IN his that on or about the LIST day of August lS2,
tsoncrs sold and delivered TO def ts,, n large u.
mount Of beef cattle pIthc value OF hNc huudred anu
m dollars for which, said cattle, the said defendants
Ia y.ur petitioners Confederate counterfeit bills,
: rich, said bills, was without value and your PEE
oucrs aver that said dc.enlantS pnid 10 them one
9TH or counterfeit Confederate b for 20 dollars for
.. ,-k and labor which was wholcy without value ;
itinncrs yer that said defendants by said irnudn
rut acts has damaged petitioners 'hrrr hundred ana
t.. dollars, besides interest and praying Tor Judge
At for damages, interest aud COSTS, nnl afidhNit
ng made that the defendants reside without The
.r its Of this State. lOu thcrcinr' commanded
,,mmon the said George Payne. William Payne
1I#l Payne, Doc Payne, and one Berry, by pulllca.
rnn of his citation, in the Dallas Herald printed
u he town of Dallas, Texas for four weeks in sue
,,- sion that he he and appear before the District
art of said county, at the court hou.c, III the town
~ iIIsboro on the 9Th Monday after the LIST Monday
March, 1863 then to answer the petition OF said
" lev Curry ct al, the substance Of which is in this
writ given Herein fail NOT, and make due return Of
the same as the law requires.
Test :. +. Harlem, Clerk OF said District
Court. and seal of he same, at liilsborO
( 'EA" this 2Ulh Of February, 1858.
IN ~ ST HARLAN, u. C. H. c.
Came to hand February the Dbl, a. ID. lslt', and
sat by mail to the Dallas Herald for publication.
J. ". CROOK, Dept. Shcrin, H. G..
Feb 25, 1853, EI-lt Fee Slj
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the January Term
~ 1863 ofthe Probate Court of Dallas county, the
undersigned appointed Administrator de bonis non
of the estate of William Kirby, deceased Where
all persons indebted to said estate i'll make payment
to the undersigned. and those having claims against
said estate will present them properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law.
W.H. THOMAS, Admir-. de bonis non.
Eebrtiarv 4 1RGgS-lO.Gw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-04
Executors Notice.

the January Term, 1863, OF the County Court of
n Ellis County, Texas, the undersigned was ap-
pointed Executor oi the last viii and testament Of
Cant W W Parks, deceased. This IL therefore to
notify s persons having claims against said estate
20 present them, properly authenticate d, within
twelve ~ ons aud those indebted 10 the estate Will
please ms Ike immediate payment.
BENZ. 4. HAWKINS, Executor.
Waxahachie February Tth. lsd3.-ll:Gw.