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.0I VTCcnSODrO FCInaIt COIItg
Raleigh, n. c., Aug. IL, 1868.
An Act to Punish AiderS and AbettOrs of De-


SEcTroN l. Be it eHJc'ed Jy the General Issem-
bly Of the STATE Of N1rik CtroiipG aa1 IL Is here
by enacted ba the agthyT:ty oJ tie same, That any
person VINO snail knowingly aid, assist harbor or
maintain under any pre!eace whatever, any deSer-
ter from the rliary service Of the State or of the
Confederate States, shall be guilty of high INSIDE
meanOr, and upon conviction thereof in the Supe-
rior Court, shall be fined imprisoned, both, in
the discretion of the Court the fine not to exceed
five hundred dollars, nor the Imprisonment to ex-
coed four months
Sec. ,. Be IL further enacted That any person,
who shall under any pretence whatever knowingly
aid, assist, harbor maintain any person enrolled
and ordered to report for duty aS a conscript, in
refusing to obey such order, shall be guilty of a
hign mlsdemeanor, and upon conviction in the Su-
periOr Court, shall be fined or imprisoned or both
in the discreet ion of the Court the fine not to ex
coed five hun dred dollars, the Imprisonment.
four months.
Sec. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That for the pur-
pose of enforci n the conscrpt law Of the Coneder
ate States and arreSting deserterS and conscrpts
the Governor shall have power to call out the
MALTA
SEC. 4. Bolt FURTHER enacted, That this bill shall
have force from its ratification.
Read tn rec times and ratified in General Ass en-
bly, the I'm day vi July, 4. D. 1868.
r. S DONNELL S. II. G.
GILES MEBANE, s. S.
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August 10, 1868.
For the Standard.

Mr.. EDITOR Il beg leave to notice a mistake
which appears in Capt W. j. Longs official report
of the casualties in 20. G, 31st N .. regiment, in
the engagements upon james and Morris Islands,
S O., on the 10th and 18TH July though the Cap
tain excusable from this error from tho faCs that
ne was not present in either of the engagements,
nor has not been with the company since the 18th
July, and we have no knowledge as to his where
abouts at present.
In the first | notice. he reports James Cover
wounded in the face; he was slightly wounded in
the neck. Secondly, Alsey Sutton was repor ted
wounded in hip; he was slightly wounded in left
side. These corrections make for the information
OF their friends.
Very respectfully, yours,
F. H. GOODWIN,
Lieut.. Co, c., 81st n. e. Reg't-
James Island, S. G., Aug. H., 1868.
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The news from the seat of war in Virginia seems
. be that General Meade has fallen back with his
3rceS, with what view no one appears to know
Gen. Lee is most probably in his former position.
The weather for several weeks past has been too
lot for the manguvering Of armies, much less for
regular pitched battles. This temporary lull in
the storm will enable both sides to recruit their
strength, and to prepare for the next shock Of bat
tie. the Southern people need not hope that The
rlel Il army will Ge diminished in that interval, OF
aat when the conflict is again joined our enemies
vii. contend with less ardor than heretofore. The
l-xt great battle in Virginia, winch may be expcc-
;tI in the course of three or four weeks, will he
me most important of the war. Ii will be bloody,
sng- continued, and to great extent decisive to
tie possession of Virginia. 1t is of the frs impOr-
lance, therefore that Gen Lee should be strength
eled at all points to withstand the immense forces
FAeh the enemy will pour upon him. Ecery man
rt0 belongs to tie army Of Tirgiaia sh0uM be at
ia Post. Indifference TO the result, desertion, alb
sace without leave, will never bring peace to the
country There is no safety but in the path of
duty. Let those who are absent remember that
|1o.her great battle will soon be fought, and that
|ery vacant place in our ranks will but strengthen
|4e enemy and pave the way to his success. -
Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once
-orr
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Mr.. HOLDEN The last OJserUer contains an ac-
count of the discussion at Abernarle Stanly
County, betwt 'en Mr.. Ashe and myself the latter
part of which s not correct
| stated then, as | state now as there is dispo-
sitOn in portions of the District to nisrepre-
sent me, that for Peace Convention of all the
Southern States, 10 assemble at some point in the
South. Then, first armlStice; secondly, to en-
ter upon negotiations for conditions Of peace homo
rabe to both ectionS If the North should respect
this ofer tho leEt Congress which will assemble at
Washington nay be opposed to Lincoln, and the
proposed Con, rentiOn may negotiate with it If we
finally re. used hearing, then our people to
unite to ma to resist, as they did immediately
alter the procl amation of Lincoln calling for troops
in April, 1861. Then we can call upon the peace
party at the North to put Lincoln out of power sn
place men in po~er who will make an honorabies
peace with 5. All wars must have an end and no
war can be Ct osea but by negotiation. The enemy
now hold ore thar half our territory and nearly
all our ports and rivers. Can we drive the enemIj
off this territory, and possess ourselves again of gu
ports This; whole matter must be closed in th g
end by ego tiations; and why not commence Row ?
The peCp lie North and South clamOrOus for peace
and if they had chance :hey would make II
am for heidi ug she sword in hand and the olive
branch III the ether Ny sentiments i'll relation to
the origin Of our troubles, and as to our present
condition. may be found in a communication re-
Gently publis he'd in the Standard over the sigma
ture of Davidson"
1 am il favor ofthe repeal of the odious Jew law
of Congress, Two thousand years old, taking one
tenth of all the produce raised by the people, and if
elected l sh, Ill vote to repeal this law.
S. IL CHRISTIAN.
August IL 1863.
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We notice in the last Greensboro PATRIOT that
resolution in the series passed at Cobbs Scnool-
house, in Guilford, commencing the course OF this
paper, was omitted; but on the same page and au-
joining column, where we are published as " A son
of He'll" at meeting of political officers IN Nir-
gnia, The latter gentle appeGtiOn is published Tor
the benefit of all whom it may concern. Ih's
course commendS itself for its exceeding justice and
maguanimity. Are certain gentlemen determined
on war? If so, they can have it.
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DEPARrMENr Nnnr1r

81 Carolina, Adjuant Generals Office Raleigh Arr,st
18th. 1868. General Order, No !.
I. The following persons exempt from duty in the
Guard for Home Defence" except from drill or service
within their counties when invaded by the enemy: "
FIRST CLAsS.-Al physicians who are and for the
last ve Years have been practcng in their professions
Railroad Officers and employees not to include laborers
Except two expert track hands FOR each section for eight
miles, who are exempt porters and messengers one
miller to each mill mail carriers the commanding officer
OF each Brigade Regiment and Company of the Militia
and Adutant of the Regiment Where any of these Off
GERS have accepted commission in the Guard for Home
Defence the next officer in raRk will be exempted This
class is also exempt from drill
SEcoSD CLAsS-Contractors with the State Confed-
crate Government and their necessary employees; one
Deputy Sheriff in each county where there is Tax
lecor one Editor to each Newspaper and all necessary
composors Professors in Colleges aud Teachers Acad
emies
H. Post Masters are civil officers of the Confederate
Government, and exempt by law QuakerS who have
or may pay the tax imposed bv law and those who have
been exempted from military duty upon surgeons cer
cate OF disability approved at this Office, exempts
from all military duty
Ill The Commanding Officers will order Company
drills once every week. Saturday afternoon and Bat
TALON drill once a month.
BY order of Governor VANCE:
DAN'T. G. F0WLE,
,. Adutant General.
august ~, 1868. 66-tf
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Conceived in falsehood, brought forth in false.
9l, and reared IN falSehoOd, it is not strange
at Yankees should be false to their country, TO
.cn>"ives and to their GOD.
ta,sehOod and deception have always character
L, them in all their transactions with their fellow
u. In religion, morals, mechanics, commercial
@fcoulSe in word in every relation OF life con-
ing them with society, they have always been
s:-tAG practitioners of lalSchOod and deception
. "a each other and the world at large.
We clip the above from an exchange. Such
RteQng and unqualified denunciation, however
s;lg II may be gpplied to those who are making
'& upon Us, is inappropriate ard urjust as bearing
III that large number Of citizens Of us and Nth
ii Northern birth. Before war was thought of
'aeeE the TWO sections the citizens Of one State
asIed freely, held familiar intercourse, traded
Allied and settled one with the other, without re
az to geographical lines. As q general rule, cur
~Lcis of Northern birth have acted their part
- since the war commenced. It IS ungencrOuS
l UNJUST to dcnouuco a Dh0le nation or race Of
~''s because we are at war with them, or because
lit Of those Of Northern birth in our midst are
"hat they should be. There are some Of these
nc trtreme earnestneSs for the South would lead
" believe that they are more than devoted to
welfare. Our faith in such liberal witnesses in
,'aaIt has never been of the strongest charac-
Jul Tor such persons of Northern birth as act
emily in upholding the honor of the homes
W." adoption, and who do all that belongs to
'"AsnShlp, VIC entertain sentiments Of respect
'''esm. Let us be magnanimous, and judge
.l ny birth Of Parcntage or place, but accord
'aeIr OWL merits.
Eqt, ~. Is sinners torment but humility is
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The Petersburg Espress speaks of the STANDARD
as "dIsaifsctcd Southern journal" II the Express
means 10 say that we are "dsaffected towards
the Confederate government it does us great injus-
tice. " "DrnuEcations of President Davis" do
not iInl!y dionf.cton to the government. Mr.. Da-
vi Is simply te servant, and not the master of the
people, ard his acts are open to criticism, and even
deuuncla'ion The Erpress no doubt thinks other
wise. The Express professes to be neutral, but is
nevertheless red not Destructive journal
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The last Fayetteville O6sarOer has an article on
the subject of North Carolina Politics." which we
shall publish in our next, with some observations
of our in reply. We reciprocate the feeling
manifested by the ObserOer, and though we may
not be aUe to agree with that journal in all says
yet we trust that nothing may occur to impair that
feeling. So long as public questions are discussed
on their merits, and motives are not inpeached,
there will be little danger of any ill feeling among
those who ought to be friends.
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News from Virginia.

Reports represent that Meade has fallen back
,roSs the Rappahannock, where his army, weak
ned by sending large number OF troops North to
f,rce the draft, may be able to repulse Gen. Lee,
attacked by him.
G.n. Hood contradicts his appointment to the
,gmaud of the cavalry in Northern Virginia.
The exchange of prisoners has been stopped
The New Yankee commissioner and Judge Ould
have had no interview yet.
The Yankees are still at Fredericksburg. Skir,
r,s7ias between the pickets constantly going on
From tn North.
y,rthern dates to the 18th received. The draft
,,nmenccd quietly on that day in New York, and
.reiuced one-half
English opinion favor; speedy suppression Of
n. REBELLION. Rebel loan at twenty SIX cents dis
ocat
rooa ticket in Kentucky has fifty thousand ma
a-ry Arkansas is nelriy overrun, 4nl trlde will
son be opeael Gen Holmes is reported dead,
,7i pr:c.. now Occupies dangerous position.
Wercs has ordered six more gunboats. The
Plrmre and Oaio Rrrnii is in running order
.,,a Eighteen thousand COnfe ierate prisoners
ere s9on IL 0e Exchanged.
From Charleston.
Tie b,aba~Jnent Of Battery Wagner and Fort
SInsr III. b.ea steadily progressing since Mon
.gv tie I-tl. \ Yankee correspondent says he
sar the bricks iv from Fort Sumter. The Iron
sides and six monitors approached within three
qulrtcrs Of mile OF Sumter and bombarded three
hours, wncn they withdrew, their flags flying at
bali mast II is supposed some high Yankee naval
yasar h., been killed. The two hundred pound
rot quits from the land batteries Morris Island
s.ep up an almost unremtting fire. Casualties on
our side 5 killed and 81 wounded. Col Wampler,
dVa, Chief Engineer at Wagner, has been killed
Bombardment still progressing at latest dates,
oar lanes Island batteries becoming engaged.
From the East.
u. Ri,hmond Enquirer states that Yankee de
ssEteE who entered our lines at kinSton on WedneS
day last reports that raid is fitting out at New
bern, the destination being Raleigh.
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OBITUARY.

Died, in Greene County c. on the 9th of JuIv 1899
IN ane 'Sth year of his age. EDWARD COWARD The de-
a vea 10 ripe old age and has been heard to
upon several occasions within The past two years
tnat he had lived too long, the fact that he had seen
DIS octy ~ us greatest prosperity, but regretted that
and destruction He leaves two sons ora dSt g. S VI III - u
large circle of relatives and friends mourn their loss
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~,AMp, JAMES ISLAND, s. c., AUGUST

s~tAMP, JAMES ISLAND, s. c., AUGUST
u l5th 1858 Notice is hereby given to oil the
bers of Co C, 3st u C. Regiment who absent with
authority to report 70 the camp Of the 5st
regiment Immediately; those sick furough ana hav-
ing sending certificates cf disability from local ph
scians must report in person. those certificates no
longer regarded those convaescpg and yet unfit IT du-
ty report aud appear befve the Medical kx mining
Board and If found incapable to perform the Gues cf
soldier furlOugh wiz be given passing ihror c the pro-
per channel. ThOS. Il. VI IA Lieut.
CoTmand's Co. c, Stst seat n IT.
August %, 1865 est.
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1t will be gratifying to the friends of Lieuten-
lt> }. H. Watson aad Norheet, ot the 47th n =.
gsiaent, to learn that, though wounded, they both
saped death in the blttleS OF G9ttysbprg, aud are
aF prisoners on DlyiI's Island, New York, where
a.y are kindly treated. Lit NorAeet is from Cas-
's, and Ii. Watson is from Alamance. Their
-5afda are not considered dangerous.
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MARRIED.

In this County, BrasSfed the 18th ns by DR..
w. Hayes Mr.. JOSEPH MARSHALL, private in The 9TH
regiment of N c. troops Miss NANCY HELAH daughter
OF John W Scott Esq, all of Wake County
~ City papers will nease cnnr.
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kMpORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE

EMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
q By resolution OF the last Grand Lodge of NnrhCar-
lima We, the undersigned were authorized and empower
ed to sell in the town of Oxford c. that valuable pro-
pery known ST. JOHNS MASONIC COLLEGE,
property, with hundred nf land attached
thereto will be offered for sale fer cash Thursday the
lst day Of October next. The building is large and
modious, containing about eighty rooms and We" adapted
for male female College with all necessary Outbuild
ings Those who may be deSirOuS purchase will apply
Robert W. Lssser and J. T. Ltejohn ESqs of Ok
ford who will take great pleasure in showing them the
property.
(SignedD j.. F. WATSON Grand Master.
G. W. d. HUTCHINGS, Grand Treas.
August 30, 1858. 69-- w&Swtd.
- The Register and Spirit Of the Age the Whining
Journal and the Salisbury Waterman please cpy and
forward accounts to W T. Bain Grand Secretary Raleigh,
N.
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WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE MEN ?-It is clear that
the present condition Of JOhnStonS and BIagg's
army is due to the want Of men to meet the over
whclming force of the enemy. The question natur-
ally arises what has become of the men? We do
moi know what mas become of those who have gone
forth from this community; but wherever we CO.
We see able bodied men doing nothing, and
seeming 10 do than ever before. Every
railroad here is crowded, every little station is
crowded, every steamboat is crowded with men,
hale, hearty healthy unwounded men. And yet
the army is falling back for want of men. We do
not understand it. We venture to say that there
are more men, able to bear arms, travelling to-day,
on the railroad from Montgomery to Augusta, than
on any corresponding day of the year 1860
And so it is for every day of the year. Where
are the men going to? What are they doing? Why
are they not in the army? Why does the con-
script officer let them pass? These questions force
themselves upon every one who travels along the
great thoroughfares of the country. If the ten
thousands who are in the pursuit of money, could
be put in the army, we would be able to sweep the
enemy from the face of the earth in few weeks
Eul until this is DONE we shall " fall back" until
the armies Of Bragg and Johnston will meet back
to back somewhere about Columbus, Ga.-AerI-
dian (AiSs) ClariOR.
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The Postmaster General has established a new
post office at Vance, in TranSylvania County, N. c.
The post Office at Drowning Greek in Burke Co.,
has been changed to Pettigrew.
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StAUP WHITING, WILMINGTON, N. c.,

EtAuP WHITING, WILMINGTON, N. c.,
- July 30th lss3-Aii members belonging II company
Il, 3lst Regiment n C. T. absent fir!ough whose i9r
oughs have expired will report TO me imme9atey t lJt
duty at this place Charleston, D e. or tneY wiz n ~
with ACCORDING To- law All members receiving urioughs
nom any other office tbs, Gen. Writings, WILMINGTON;
n will report ~ letter officially at once as there M viii III
be- 90 further indulgence given iEe Those IN the haot
of sending Doctors certificates need not send any moreI
for they are required report person. then II touna IN
TT for service they obtain tur!ough from t9ese ne
quarters in proper form. hope the members OF company
IL '-9 JAS. f. TODD, Capt.
Co. Il, 3ist Regiment N. C. 7.
Aug G, 1868. "'"0N
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a UCTIoN sALEs-sATURDAY, AUGUST

a UCTION SALES-SATURDAY. AUGUST
IN 22d-will be sold at TOwles' old stand this day at
l015 O'Clock, TO close consignment, keg Ri Carbonate
Soda keg EPSON Salts; doz London Ston Porter i;
d0z Sedlitz Powders; bog CASTLE Soap Rio Coffee
Young Hyson Tea; barrel good Soft Soap: excellent
new India Rubber Horse Cover; Buggy Ax!es; large
Blacksmts Vices Files and great variety o Hardware
and other useful articles also expected to arrive lot of
Corn, Lard Beeswux and Coast Salt
JAS. NJ. T0WLES, Auct.
Raleigh, Aug. %, 1863. 6S-lt
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EEOUSE AND LOT IN GRAHAM, N. c.,
q Z FOR SALE.-The dwelling house is a framed build
ing and contains four large rooms with fire place in
each There is the lot good kitchen, with two rooms
and fire place in each; also good and roomy Smoke
House. well OF most excellent water is an additional
advantage the place The lot contains about six
and is situated in the Of Graham, within mile of
Graham Staou the N c. K. r. The location is very
healthy and the conveniences of the situation not
Ceed Price $780, for the next 80 days For further n-
formation apply to +. d. KOONCE,
Haw River, N. G.
August 90, 1868. 6S-tf.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, NORTH.
k1 Carolina, Adjutant Generals Office RaIeipb An
gust 18th, 1865. Special Order No As.
All authorities issued from this office and not stoned
6v the Governor to raise troops hereby revoked un
less the muster rolls filed this Office by the 10th of
September next.
By order of Gov. Vase:
DANIL G. FOWLE
Adjutant General.
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