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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18
The Latest News.

The following from the Richmond Examiner of
.r,rIay last, contains the latest news from Gen.
rs's army
The Central cars last evening brought down
.,,eman direct from the headquarters of General
|is His reports concerning the condition and
.nbers ofthe Army of Northern Virginia are cheer.
!, and this must satisfy the public for the present
ladies' army was said to be lying along the coun-
r from Orange Court House to Culpepper, and on
cards Fredericksburg. His headquarters were
opposed to be at Warrenton.
lrmy movements were at perfect stand still on
vh sides, the intense heat enforcing quietude.
II was rumored that the Yankees had evacuated
i, Valley, and brought their available forces east
.jbe Blue Ridge. This may be true to some ex-
~, bnI force will be kept there in the vicinity
ETacheSter or Martinsburg, for the protection of
:. Bltimore and Ohio railroad, close enough to the
D,anac % to put its current between themselves and
iiUIo5en's troopers, in case he should come down
upOr them.
hri and Fauquier, but nothing reliable is known
n,,side of headquarters and what is known there
y ,s inyiOlate as the dead Secret" Fighting was
Incb discount that even the cavalry was enjoy
-, season of repose, and the pickets watch each
gSor's shining barrels through the blazing sun,
M law to fire a gun. However, this apathy is
rbIe to be broken any day, and hostile cannon
min awake the Rappahannock hills"
The bombardmcnt at Charleston for the last two
,,b,s preceding the 14th was incessant and spirit
d All quiet on the 14th. We learn that our
rops are not faring as well at Charleston as they
should
Chattanooga dates of the 14th state that Colonel
Dbrel, commanding portion of Forests division,
VS. attacked by 1000 federals at Sparta. He drove
t5sn back badly whipped to McMnnville
The yellow fever is said to be among the federal
hoops at Vicksburg.
The ftderas, in considerable force, are said to be
sncamped eight miles from Culpepper Courthouse.
The President has just made the following army
appointments: Brigadier Generals William Smith,
Governor of Va and e. NJ. Wilcox, of Ala, to be
Major Generals; and Colonels Epa Hunton, of Vir-
gnia, and B. G. Humphreys, of Mississippi, to be
Brgadiers.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18
The Poll oF uonor

friend writes US that Capt Josiah S. Pender,
formerly OF Edgecombe, but more recently Of Oar
teret County, who has been running the blockade
successfully for some time past has written home
from foreign port that he has sent two cases Of
cotton cards. to be distributed free of charge among
the people of Edgecombe. He also sent some salt,
to be distributed in the same way, but the vessel
containing it was captured The cards have ar
rlVed-sIxteen dozen pairs-and will be especially
useful in Edgecombe since the destruction of Mr..
Battles cotton factory Such liberaty deserves to
be known. Capt P. is in moderate circumstances,
having lost considerably by the occupation of Beau
fort by the enemy.
Mr. Thomas RozzeI, ofLincoln County, has sold
corn to soldiers wives this summer at one dollar
per bushel and to his poor neghbors at two dollars
refusing higher price from others. He has also
given wool to some poor women, and sold to the
needy at half the current rates. This is practical
patriotism.
Mr.. John Lemay, of Granville, living near Will
liamsborough, has been very kind soldiers families.
He owns mill, and has uniformly sold meal to
soldiers families at the lowest rates and has re-
fused to part with his corn at the most tempting
prices.
We learn that Mr.. John Sugg, of Greene County,
has been very liberal to the poor in his neighbor-
hood He owns a MILL "and the hungry he never
turns off," says correspondent /" if there be one
quart of corn in the mill. He has been known to
grind one toll dish of corn and divide it between
poor women, who said their children were suffer.
ing" Honored be this mans name! The soldiers
in the army whose families he has relieved, will
! bless him for his kindness.
Edward Patrick Esq, the Senator from Lenoir
and Greene has also devoted much of his time and
means to supplying the poor. At a meeting helt;
recently in his County by those having the matte,
in charge, he boldly took the ground, in opposition
to motion to cut down the allowance to soldiers
families that they received none too much, as the
soldiers were fighting for liberty and property,
and their wives and children should be fed, if it
took all the property in the County to do it; and
for his part, he would sell negro every year to pay
| his taxes rather than see them suffer- If we haG
more such men as Edward Patrick the families o
the soldiers would fare BETTER and the soldiers them
selves would feel greater encouragement to fight
! for the country. Such men are an honor to human
nature.
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Bandages, &c. for Wounded Soldiers.
The following appeal, by the Rev. Frederick
Fitzgerald, Post Chaplain will meet cheerful and

The following appeal, by the Rev. Frederick
Fitzgerald Post Chaplain, will meet cheerful and
prompt response from the ladies of our State:--
To the EiitOr of the North CttroLina Standard:-
SIR R-lermt if you please call the attention o.
the ladies OF our State to good work for sold
through the of your journal There this time
several hundred wounded soldiers in the excellent
hospitals in this city They the heroes of Gettysburg
Bandages needed n each of these hospitals The
Surgeons 0 charge do all that they possibly for these
wounded men, but it is possible procure except
through the aid of the ladies of State the and
kind OF bandages that needed On behalf then,
OF our suffering soldiers not appeal to the ladies of
our State? The Surgeons, in a measure, procure
baudages but it is cloth that they desire:
they want DID, SOFT perfectly clean white bandages either
Of linen cotton, not old enough be weak and free
three and four inches wde he pieces together and
send them IN rolls each containing yards Be-
sides these cloths for dressing wounds and bsters
needed Of various Sizes inches by T. and inches by
In these strength not essential in the bandages
Will not ladies from all parts of the State help in this
good work? The battle is not yet and there
will be great need of these articles The undersigned will
promise that they shall be justly distributed the various
other hospitals of the STATE should there be than
sufficient for the hospitals in this city. Bundles be
sent by Express from all parts Of the State and should
freight be charged upon them, would respectfully ask
the kind donors that be paid before hand there
is fund at my disposal for that any other purpose Of
relief for soldiers In this way great kindness will
be done with system and attended to most faithful
ly by your obedient servant,
FREDERICK FITZGERALD,
Post Chaplain, C. S.
Rolerb N n AnouO 10 1861
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

OkS' MoRGAN'S HEAD NOT SHAvED-The state
-, Isn' that Gen. Morgan's head bad been shaved
,"' out to be untrue. The last Richmond E1dn1-
j.. oOnIsnS Instructions to the warden of the pen
oS o'ry from Gov. Tod, of Ohio, copied from some
his paper to the effect that Morgan and thirty Of
k.. aa been placed in the peniteutiary for safe
tBor until further provision could be made; that
e,o, "ere to be kept separsts and apart from the
yn,SS. 10 be furnished with every thing pecessa-
Sphinn way of food and clothing for their comfort
tyinS 81, y SAID in the Governors Instructions about
N's'f heads or o.. .aeT#ise degrading tbsIp.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

The DRAFT IN New YoRK.-Quite a sharp cor
respondence has taken place between Gov. Sey-
mour and President Lincoln in relation to the draft
for men in New York. Gov. S. complains that
Democratic districts have been more heavily drawn
upon than Republican districts, and that the law
has been dishonesty perverted He also asks that
the conscrption draft be suspended until he can
test its consttutioaalty in the courts. Lincoln re-
plies that the draft must go on There are $4,000
troops in and around New York, ready to enforce
the law. Hero is hope for the South, if the State
of New York should array herself against this law;
but the Richmond Examiner is OF opinion that the
storm will blow over-that the draft will be en-
forced
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

Gen. Robert Brank Vance arrived here few
days since from the army Of Tennessee, on visit
to his brother. We were glad to see him improv-
ing in health from protracted attack of typhoid
fever. He announced his intention of returning
immediately to his command in Bragg's army. He
is still feeble, but we hope he will gain strength
enough to again assume command in the field,
where his services have already proved so useful to
bis country
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

Col. Mallett being desirous of attaching Cavalry
company to his camp near Raleigh, has instructed
the Enrolling Officer of this District to announce
that all enrolled conscripts, who will furnish horses,
have the privilege of uniting themselves to that COM
maud. The company will be required to do service
in North Carolna-no where else WGd<soeT0~gH
Argu&
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

JORDAN WOMBLE, COMMISSION MER-
% CHANT, HARGETT STREET, RALEIGH, N. c.
Will receive and sell commission all kinds OF country
produce or other goods fatter myself with expe-
ence of more ihirty years in business that can
give satisfaction Special attention given to the sale oil
- ~ Ioso 94-Wtf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

President Davis has ordered Court of Inquiry
TO assemble at Montgomery, Ala, on the 18th in,
Stant to inquire into the events of the campaign of
Mississippi and eastern Louisiana and especially as
to the surrender of Vicksburg and Port Hudson,
and the evacuation OF Jackson. Gen. Robert Ran
som, Gen. Howell Cobb, and Gen. John Echo Is COM
pose the Court, with Maj. W. S. Barton as Judge
Advocate.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

HEADQUARTERS, co. II, 3lST REGI-
In n. G. T. James Island, S. G., Aug. 1lth, lhG3
All enlisted of this company who absent without
leave ordered to report person to their command
within the space of t1Cere days their will b
published as dsse9ters and will be treated accordingly
1t is time of peril to cause Your country your
rights your homes your eSdes and all that is dear TO
you require your efforts to maintain them as freemen
and it be hoped you will pursue the mmedi
atey TO avoid the disgrace and penalty of desertOn
JOHN W. SMITH,
lst 1t. COmmandg Co. II, 3Ist ReSt N c. T.
Aug. IL, 1888. 67-w&Sg4t
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Desertions from the A rmy.

1t is not true, as asserted by our enemies, that
course on the subject of peace is calculated to
produce deSertion from the army. DeSertions from
the army were quite as numerous if not more so,
before tine first meeting held in Greene County
than they have been since. The stream of deSer-
ton set in with renewed force Immediately aher
the late iIlstarred and disastrous invasion of Penn
syvania. That invasion, with the refusal to grant
furloughs to the men according to promises re-
peatedly made, is the prime cause of desertion.-
But we 90 further and say, that nothing is more
calculated to render soldier desperate than to tell
him that this is pirates war, and that he, and all
others to be mustered in hereafter, must fight on
until they are exterminated, without one effort be-
ing made by the public men and the people at home
to establish peace. This view of the war leaves
him little or no ground of hope. He sees in the
distance no gleam of sunshine. But tell him to
fight on cheerfuy and galantly, while his friends
at home are endeavoring to pave the way to nego-
tiations, so as possible; to close the war on hon.
orable terms, and he will rally with renewed hope
around his colors, and do his part to conquer
peace, while his friends at home doing their
part,to ensure this great blessing.
We do, not refer az any length to another cause
of deserton, to wit the tyranny of officers Our
citizen soldiers treated by their officers in many
instances as inferior beings, and that too by men
who frequently their interiors in intellect and
moral character. This was not the case at the be-
ginning of the war but the conscription has yield
ed just such fruits as we expected-pride, arro-
gance, tyranny, and love of promotion among Off
GERS, and a cowed and broken spirit among the
men. No, zoe are not responsible for desertion.-
We have written and published more articles urging
our men to stand by their colors, and ae0er to de-
sert under any circumstances, than any Editor in
the State Still, zoe have encouraged the soldiers
to DESERT while the administration at Richmond,
which denies furloughs, protects officers in their
tyranny, and orders invasons of the enemys terri
tory which result disastrouSy to the cause itself
and dapress the spirits of the men, is entirely
blameless. Such is the logic of our enemies.
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Raleigh, N. c., AuguN IL, 1868.

GREENSBORO FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We are reques-
ted to give 1tice that IN view of the destruc
ton by fire of the buildings of this institution,
the Trustees are requested to meet in Greensboro,
on Tuesday the 18th inst. A full attendance is dc
cirad
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

Wake, Moore, Chatham, and Montgomery Counties
we're not received in time for this issue, but shall
appear in our next A number of communica-
tons also crowded out
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18
MY MOTHER-sARAH KIMsEY.
BISHOP ATKINsON.S APPOINTMENTS.

Christ Church. Rowan county, August 23rd
ST. James Iredell 10th.
Statesvile,. 2htn.
Gwinns' Chapel, Wilkes county, - 2Sth.
Wikesboro', -SUth.
Grove Chapel, Caldwell county. Sept. 1st
St John Baptist, Waiauga county, Bra
Leuoir, Caldwell county, 6th
Moroantnn ' d.. - ... sth.
Childsville Mitchell countyss4T 10th.
Ashevle fa6' ION.
Wayuesville Haywood couutg0 18th.
HeIdersonvilIe Henderson county, lstn.
ST. Johns in the Wilderness, Henderson 20, 2Oth.
e. e. PorI,s in the Valley Transylvania Co, 22d.
Calvary Church, Henderson county, pain.
Rutherfordton, " 2tn-
Shelby, Ceayeland county, ZSta'
LincOlton oe| is"
SnS' SS 9th.
STp, SoHC, "Sth 9Th
Iarin9t9n 1lth.
Hairston's Chapel, Davie county, l3th.
St. Andrews, Rowan county, ION.
Mocksyile, a-- " tn iosn'
Huntsville Yadkn county, lStn.
Richmond Hill, Yadkin county, ZOI9' @
Salem, A. go
Germanton, Stokes county, S2tn'
Mountain Chapel Rockingham county, Ntn.
LeaksVile, Rockingham county, ZStn'
Milton, oie-
Yanceyvle nnV. is,'
Greensboro, ou-
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&ER EwARo.-RANAwAv F1os

SD the snos crib er on the night of tie 2i inst,
heIy Is Sark e4V abput 81 years cid, medium heig
cent aitseS Of S under his fof S & is s; rough % Tm Hs6
gen o, CnaEF ste, n g., and suppose he is tryiOg
sde nsde I to Richmond, Va. he has twice befOi
n;n % y there under the Protection of soldiers ira
Msee ne cars -. =,
b.sS about II years nld not tall and rather cbunkey
cnss in each temple close TO bis hair, color amo
Sfr !. No doubt he and Henry are travelling t0gethe
will pay the abov reward for the apprehension Of u
boys and their confinement that get them, or the
eturn to me at H. 4utsyle, Ysdkiu County, NJ
Auo II 1883 Eff
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a0nAREwARD-MY CARRIAGE


Gp9OOO house broken open on the night ot
the 18th inst and stolen tbercfroi set double car
rage harness. nearly new but little used and described
follows Saddles silver plated tops and whIle psen
leather wells, faengs to pads. BRIDES blinds rmmeo
with white atent her. with small turret on the Top OF
headsalls made with bar buckles bits straight oar win
rings wing regns rounded and made OF rrsset eatne
small covered buckle in middle of band holt ASo on9
single buggy harness silver paeh saddle str9p Saa
ing rnn saddle to crspper nad with white patent eaher
brIe without blinds head stall iHad with white patsnI
leather small fancy top of headsta rens rounded
OF sset raIher These harness about hall Worh DIT 10
birdie straight mouth piece with check Also one set sn
uie buppy harness. about half worn, with what Is caeo
the saGiusting tree bida to these harness new WIN
ont blinds Also one black full quiltred what Is esed
mad saddle without tree about half worn russe' sruP
leather wood strrups not covered A'So severa r.uuS
and harness brides not described The above re"au
three hundred dollars will be paid on delVery OF tne
TO me and the conviction of the thief or two nunoreo u'
lars for the delivery of the goods - ,,,7rcu1NcS
-, 49, ,oeo R7-tE
a. AND ED.-FROM 500 To @,oUC
NJ ncIes-the subscriber wishes to BUY rmue ia'eg
hut will postpone occupancy till later the above qusS5
of Iand IN some of the Counties accessible 70 haoao
favF Address the subscriber ct Raleigh sIa'ng Prloe'
nnantity and quality of land, exact s1Ahon,
mens short all that purchaser YOU'D SGTIsS
| 49, NJ n A. ~ 1ass 67-6t.
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TyNO FARMERS, MILLERS, AND THE COM
MUElTi GEN 'GRALIH.-We are now prepared
furnish PoughS, PfDugh Casting. CIstiug for Mills
all other purposes Also to repaii and ft up Mill Spin
dies aud all other Mill jronsg s uon we expect TO nal
We will pay the highest Price for old cast Iron Copper
Brass and Zinc. o IL 81 % = -.
...- 30 SHAY. WILLIAMSON & CO.. q
- A5iSh Stcts Iron end Brass WOrks.'
Raleigh, IA. c.. Aug III '53 844wlypd.
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ERINDSTONES FOR SALE.-WE ARE
u prepared to furnish GRIN DST0NES from to
eight feet in diameter-an excellent article.
SHAY, WILLIAMSON CO.,
Agents for z. Linehan.
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. IL, 1868. 67-3mpd.
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DICE MEAL.-FRESH GROUND RICE NEAL
III consignment at TowIes' Auction aud Commits
sion store JAS. N. TOWLES, Agent.
Raleigh N c., Aug. IL, 1868. 67-
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NHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO
~ new supply of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco ill
store-cheap for the times
Raleigh N. c., Aug. IL, 1868. s.
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a BSCONDED.-ON r HE THIRD OF JUNE Las.
"A negro boy named f.RCH.. aged 9 years, weigh
about lSO pounds dark copper color has downcast lo
when spoken 10 Said bo hired from Mr. R. s. Boz
WE'LL and raised ne y Shady Grove Caswell county,
He carried with him alb out $25 in money. small gol
watch and vest chain. nd gold pen and penci with sv.
will psy So fc hisdeEey me- or for his COZ
fnement 81 l can get i'm.
..r. r. Il. wRAY.
Reidsville. Rocking nam Cs-sAug II, '6S. 67-4tpd.
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WNAKEN UP, BY J. G. GUTHRIE, ONs
yoke of stray Oxen valued at $3.50 of deep red colo
long horns and short tails right cropped and unde
soped also, reel horned heer and small red steer bot
with mark Sits in The right ear aud a
in the left and both valued tog ether $50 The
owners hereby notified forward prove prt
perty, pay charges aud take them away.
Mr. Guthrie resides nine miles south Pttsborough nes
Egypt, Chatham County, n. c
WIN. G: RAY.
Aug. II, 1868. 67-2t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06
rEHz NJ w ~ M.

The events Of the war they developed will Be
faithfully gv.n that the public may be advised ~ 10
lie progress tie results Of battles the condition Of the
conendng armies and al that Affects the struggle
home and abroad, Tor the overthrow Of the Rebellion
In addition. the Senfinei will contain the CURRENT
NEws Of the day. CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
TINS. the laies, reports Of the NEW YORK and Cls-
ciNNATi GENERAL aud CATTLE MARKETS. the con-
dton Of the MONEY snl STOCK MARKETS In a word.
will be the effort Of the Proprctors Of the nsa>i 20
give COT all classes Of readers and
such Information A. will be especially adapted TO the
we'll bcng q the citizens Of Indiana.
The eNfiaei will eontsue TO represent and stand by
the regular organizations Of the Democrats party. state
and Nationals sustain the principles and policy they shall
avow. and support the candidates they may nominate
We have no agents The low prices for subscription
will allow IL. We therefore ask Democratic
fends-all who desire the o. sound principles
aid In the extension Of the circulation of the fise.
Daily and Weekly. until they shall al least reach every
Democratic isml, IN Indiana The press Il most Inn
rorant Ia directing agh, the public mind. and al
that needed 10 give the Democratic party % maDent
rule IA the enlightenment Of the people 90 i prino-
plcs AM policy a shall be aim, with all the ability
we possess 20 faithfully advocate Democratic Sentiments
and measures, Coz believe that In doing best
promote the true Interests of the county.
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TRUSSES, &C.

sole Proprietor all Manufacturer ~ the Hard Rubber
Trtss unlrr itgrSs Gsspi,s1r's Patents
The llirl lhhrr rrs, IL unisc aHl alH'rbs b. all
oc In the following r~i~cts: VII ue,sr ir,nk. rust
cnaf. gall or hsi'r can &c male stin or inisT VII
cure lirrila Il years aaplus; dsS ms pr~s nlure
the corl anil i. alaa,s slc,n anal fss~l n,'w.
l'a'i,ds can i~s gruuiriy ntt'r by s,odng slzs In
incl,ss srsini lpriy IN lire 4 ru,'urr.
EtrrnrNcr~ es H. rilsrhfii, over others: TIE f"l.
lowing oly are urf,si riufN Mat. tafiE-an; ard
Parker New York; IrfA tsiari and Atitw. ihlaa.l.
phn, hr Y. Jnins,n. Sir'e,m t,.iera lurg,n. Ma-h-
mgon, rr't. tr,in,rl. fr'sr, Ia. Atdrus. AMI la.
,is chhe,ln,; nr uulr,it Mlwsuk'r. Nis
Ntnafarinrst sni i.tisf IN slr-ihsr iitacrs. Ai~h
ini ~ulH@t''rs, SIX anh c'itn llssr stockings for
ynrlcnr wins Sur~n@'r, nnein1Y's, ke, AZ
nl Nitt'nN FrArENr AR1tltCtN ifti, ma ..
faetnrrd by q. stafford has many alNsniRvr- u,"r all
olluts anil ~ Au r,hi,irr uf ath II las ps,i,rl the
hra trmuns ~ thu United states Fairs, mict the en-
animation 4 tie is- surgeons h country. tis
tisn IL received rsn rnli-r c,,rs, twish Will
ark giving great lr-Ictvncs 49, tie sdfal iing
used In uh'f Lni~
send stamp f'r i'ari'hlct. fos ONCE h"N tl,S.
ny" fot sale Nv Ill prnrglsts novii.T'.darn
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Bosros cokSrxs, " Y, Dec. a7,h, 1851.
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ws. n. CARGO Co
Gems: freely give you liberty Of the fol-
lowing certificate Of the value ofConSituon Water which
lean recommend IN the highest manner
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whole length Of back and m her limbs, with faptaton
Of the Hear attended with FALLING OF the Womb Dys.
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he lcit her than he found her. l then employed
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