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AID n COMFORT.

We ironically f~elicitate the city Of Raleigh
upon having drawn forth the following hand
some attcstation from the moral enemies Of
this C"nfederacy:
firm tho n. z. Herali Of the lssh.l
The SYMPTOMS are abundant of the early
dispersion Of JEFF. Davis and his Confederate
;mpostors from Richmond but the recent
bold and defunt editorials of the Raleigh
Standard" against Jef's Confederate des-
potism are among the most significant signs
of. the times. Raleigh. the capital of North
Carolina. is in the heart of the State, and
considerably beyond any point to which the
Union troops have penetrated. There are no
Yankees within reach to protect the editor
Of the Standard :" and yet he has the cour.
age to denounce the treacherv If the Confede.
rate. leaders. to expose the falsity of their
promises, and the failure Of their eforta, 70
show that Portions Of 'aiy Ave of the grand
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ILIAS AMERICANA IN NUCE.

In "Macmillan's Magazine" appears q
short article or paragraph from Thomas Car
lyle, with this title, THE American Had In
q Nutshell" 1t has. been well known io'
many. years that this greatest Of living Eug
lish writer's boldly vindicated the social and
industrial institutions Of the Confederate
States; yet, at the beginning of our struggle
he turned disdainfully from the whole matter.
a, a smoky chimney on fire." under the
common d~elusion apparently that all the in
habitants Of this continent were one people
with the Yankee nation. He imagined that
we were all in some degree represented BY
those Boston literati who used to swarm about
him. and almost broke his heart, until h"
cried out in the bitterness of his soul that the
Americans were eighteen millions Of dores.-
1t was, in fact, one Of the penalties Of our IN
natural association with that wearisome peo-
ple. that our character abroad was ruined by
them. They were active, indefatigable they
buzzed about Europe like horse.hies; begged
introductions TO all nosabilities, and worried
them to death with brag and impertinen'
questions: and, worst OF all, eloquent stump
speeches, until an American was, indeed, a
WEAKNESS of the flesh. Southsrners used to
20 to Europe TO amuse themselves, and not to
torment others; and took little thought about
making an impression. The consequence was
that the noisy Yankees got themselves accept
ed as representatives Of the country; and
probably even Carlyle, though he was always
9 good slavery man, and often frightened OF
a lons-winded Boston philanthropist by some
alarming explosion of Southern philosophy,
yet regarded us all in one lump, as little
better than so many Yankees. They are
learning more about the matter now.
We find Mr.. carlyle's latest utterance thus
-descrihed-for We have not seen the maya
zine-in the London "Stsr," an Abolition or
gan:
"Mr Carlyle's sIliad' is in the eclogue form.
Peter of the North accuses Paul Of the South
Of hiring. his servants for life, not By the
month or year, as I do Paul %rejeins, The
risk il my owp-I ara willins 10 take the risk-
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package" and call the attention OF shippers TO the
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when receiving racks ses OF Gold. Silver, Bank Note.
and Bonds require the shipp-r 10 ,tase sne value In -nr
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for said valuation, noting the "a ne on Wsy B lis.
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MORE SHIPS.

Build thcm-launrh them-arm and man
them, and turn them loose ON Yankee CONNER
ce. Aside from what the Government ls dong
let each State build 4 ship in Eagland tor this
purpose. The sQrer plate wW do it-sllver
| plate now lying idle in bank vaults and dwell
ings. Silver plate which now offers q tempt
ing bait 10 Yankee raiders, and which, con-
verified into armed privatcers, will do more to
bring about an honorable peace than the ad'
di,ion of half a million of mel to our armies.
Will South Carolina take the initiative, give
IN it's gold and its silver for this hallowed OBJ
iect. and send forth an armed cruiser bearing
it's gallant name to harass thepn"my 10y strik-
iuy at his only vulnerable point? Dlvestlng
ourselves Of iewclry, watches, chains, and gold
| md silver ware generally, for this purpose, Is
ia our Judgment one of the best and most
c~ffectuul ways of stripping for the fight
Without the Toss ETA man IN battle, the Florida
and Alabama have alreafy damaged the enc
nv more than the blood stained fields ofGettYs-
burg and Manassas. And will not beauty lay
aside it's ornaments. and men resign them
selves to horn aud pcwer, in order to send forth
me more daring rover on the h-5tI> seas: A
call from the Governor might accomplish the
} iect. Will the Governor make 1t?
The above suggestions Of tho Sumpter
"Watahman" are worthy Of the most earnest
consideration. and should he acted on without
a moments hesitation or delay. Let naval
men Of well-cavned rc~putation-and there l.
~ lack of them in the Confcdcracy-signiiy
their willingness to Git out and take charge OF
priva'eers, and an appeal 70 the In for
the necessary funds will. we doubt not, meet
with tho same generous response that has ever
characterized their patriotism. Witness their
efforts heretofore towards tha construction Of
a navy. Had the Navy Department possess.
ed an huaIreGth part Of the foresight and en-.
orgy the women Of the Contcderacy have in.
Heated in this direction, not 4 Single Yankee
:rart would now ride in ~scornful defiance in
rlr harbors. They would have vanished Us
The morning mist before the sweep Of the tor.
nado. 1t is only ne ceSSary that men Of ener'
", nautical skill, ard bravery unquestioned
take hold Of this matter 80 ensure success.
Rather than continue, through tho War, q
life of inactivity at some post which can be as
we'll Fl He'd by lunlsrncn, let them reign, and
on their native element. show tho world that
70 Semmes and Mati. shall nos be left the OK
clusi7 t work cf making the naval history O.
his war.
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Hire YOU your servants by the month or the
dav. and get straight to H~saven-leave me to
nv own method? But Peter Gays, NO, l
Won't: I will bca. your brains out first And
concludes Mr.. Carlyle, he is trying dreadiully
ever since, but cannot yet manage it. That
is all: there is what Mr.. Carlyle calls 'llias
Americana in Nuce.'"
There is not much in this; and it omlts
many of the elements of tho struggle, which,
if they were written every one, not q nutshell
nos even o gourd, would hold oil. Yet there
is sufficient to show that this great thinker and
downright iutterer of his thoughts has made up
his mind we'll enough rs to the right aide and
wrong side in this war.
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Tribute OF ReSpcct.
IIgApQ'Es, 42n MTss. RsGIxrSr.
DAYS. BRIGADE, R.rtrAN. RIVER,
Aurust l.. lSh2-

DAVIS BRIGADE, hATInAH. hIfER,
August Is, 1868.
Alta meeting Of the a~!icerso Of the 42d Kegi-
men; Mississippi Volunteers. Capt. Jno. Pow
ell, co. II, was called 10 tho Chair, and Lieut..
Rnbt. F. Ward appointed Secretary.
The chair explained the obiec, Of the meet
ing to he TO pay some tribute suitable to the
memory Of Capt. Henry Davenport, company
E; Capt. Thos. G. Clark, company +; Capt.
James NJ. CASTOR. company G.: Capt. G.. Z.
Ncnrs, company X: aud 1t Lieut.. James VI.
Mil. company G: LIST Lieut.. James VI. Seals.
company +: End Lieut.. George 4. lIcwze.
company D: End Lieut.. Vim. l.. Waldror.
company |; brevet md Lieut.. Vim. II. Har-
mon, company | !; hrevet ID Lieut.. John NJ.
Spencer. company G., who fell at the battle Of
Gettysburg, Pa, while hravely defending
their country.
On motion the following committee wns ap-
pointed, to prepare resolutions for the action
IF the meeting, VIZ: RI. Taggert. surgeon;
l.. j. Wilson, assistant surgeon; l.. p. Cooper,
A. Q. NJ; ID Lieut.. II. W. Thompson, Co. D :
lst 1t. Eobt. NJ. Buchanan. Co. /.
The commute, after n brief interval, report
I'd the following preamble and RESOLUTIONS,
which were unanimously adopted. to wit: :
Whereas. in the providence OF Almighty
God, tn" following officers of the +2d MISC.
Vols, to wit: Capt. Henry Davenport. Co. f:
Capt. ThOs. q. Clark, Co. F: Capt Ja es N.
Castor. ca. e.: Capt. G.. B. Mears. Co. X: and
Ist Lieut.. James VI. Nail. Co. c: Ut Lieut..
james ". Seals. Co. T: ID Lieut.. George a.
lowe. ca. D; ID Lieut.. Vim. l.. Waldron.
Co. l.: Breret ID Lieut.. Vim. II. Harmon. Co.
I: Breve; 81 Lieut.. John VI. Spencer, Co. C..
fell 10 rise no more, on the ensancuined field
# Gettysburg, Pa, while nobly battling for
the dearest rights Of man. Therefore.
Resolved, LIST. That in the death Of these.
orr companions In arms, who have sealed
their devotion to constitutional Tibet with
their lives, our commoa country has sustained
an irreparable loss.
Resolved, ID. That they, one and all. had
% much endeared themselves to us By their
courteous bearing and gentlemanly deport-
ment that we feel rs if so many OF our family
had been taken from us.
Resolved, Sd. That we will cherish their
memories with fond regret, and strive to emu.
late their bright example.
Major R. l.. Taggart then offered the follow.
ing resolution, which was unanimously adopt
cd, to-wit:
Resolved. That for the memories of the
brave nnn-cammissioned officers and ~privaees
F"f our regiment. who offered up their lives 6
sacrifice upon the altar of their country, v,
shall ever cherish the fondest remembrance
their gallant deeds are enbalmed in our af
fsotishs, and 70 their bsrssvsd relatives ",
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galaxy of the lato thirteen Confederate States
remain under the rule of Davis, and, best Of
all, to propose that North Carolina, in hsr
sovereign capacity, make immediate overtures
to the North for peace.
Unouestionably, this Raleigh editor has a
large proportion of the solid men, and Of the
body Of the people Of North Carolina at his
back, or his first utterance of this undisguiscd
disloyalty to the rebellion would surely be his
L.,
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tender the assurance Of our sincere sympe-
thy:
Resolved, further. That the editors Of the
Richmond Enquirer and Sentinel, and
Memphis appeal be requested to publish
these proceedings.
JouN Powell. Chairman.
RoBr'r F. W.Rp, Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

I.nrcc and Attractive sale Of
GRbCKERY. AXE.
LRKISG-GLsSsE-, FIULlNS, &c.
VIZ y Il sci THURSDAY, Angus aI;h. 20 cur sales
rooms. Oh MG!E -'-cr, b :we.r oh md lu'h, coz
neacins r. 10 ~3'cloca, \. " = !sE:r and f1cei!en' "asoEi'
neut CT
Plates, Cpp' and Seucers
Butter, PreH"rve and Sugar Dishes
Charahrrs, Door.Nats
VIM Tis--r-. Waters
JNohE: Glas-".
PTcEt.s. W-f"T CoOief,
lTe'r."ing e ties
SkpvPls eud TurSs
CUr-nr'. Lamps
Sup-ri0' VtrlIs
Ssr.rH Tea :, Is. complete
Ard Other fs-sk and d-s'rabl: Goodt. recently iEpos-
I'd. and wei. wcr:h in- attention u: "e-i RS al! hoa:e'
keruers WILLIAMSON d. Co,
ku-I7-tdS Auc.icneers.
POSTPONEEENT'
The above sale Is unsroidsbi. p"s'po ed UNI. "uA'
DAY the 2ih ias.. WILLIAMSON & 90.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

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Tn" suh-criHcT< viii rT~E, - pubic anci'CH. RICE
Depot, Soauh Sid Railroad IL I've cCuniN +! f.iace Et'
ward. y. Von FrIDAr. 49,. da' OF > pisirhr' h-f''
I "O TRACTS Of LAND One contR!n- '"' 'e'',
and hes four mill, 5 { or: ia De OF, ~. Uih-r contains 'o
acre., "ai len one III IT, fro. n" lh- .";. Il III rh''- Il
wi! wooded, wa,cred. ard coEveSi-rt, AMI stan! H'Sh ~
excellent farms. Surplus tmO"r "lpn= CT IN sc f'rtls
worth u large sur. Pers rs s-ekirs an Investment ".il
d. well to rInnIns ioI Themselves
Tc msCa.h Ia Goa c.i,ra:, money AGGr-ss Sou h S"s'
tor. U,yf., Y. JONI SIR GERS.
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