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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25

MONDAY EVENING, May 18th.
AND EyRRY vyES,SG DURING THE WEEK,
LAST WEEK OF TaE
GREAT STkR4OeC0PIC EXHIBITION
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OPTICAL EXHlBI-
TION IN THE WORLD.
PHOToaRAPRIC VIEWS OF &C EMERY CELES
f1AL AND ANIMATED OBJECTS, STA
TUARY, BASS RELI EFS. BULL
INGG. PORTRAITS, &c.
Together with all the princi pal Scenes in the
present
CIVIL WAR INCUR OWN COUNTRY.
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE ON WEDNES-
DAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
sSAdmission IS cents Children Is cents.
Al
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ByJ. O. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auct, onsers.

i TATE NORTH OF THE PRESIDENTS HoUaE.-By
virtue of deed Of trust from Lawriston B. Hardin,
recorded in Liber J. A. g., No. 7e. folio 2sS & j..
the District. and by the request of the holder of
the notes secured thereby the Undersigned trus.
teee will sell at public sale, in front of the premi-
ofMay, A. D. 1853, At half past5 O'Clock, Lots Nos
81. "a, "a, Is. $, q, q, in Square No. 1s3 in the
city Of Washington.
This property is well located in part of the city
where real estate is rapidly increasing in value and
Is very desirable either as Fer msnent investment
or for speculation.
Terms of sale: One third in cash the residue in
three equal payments in +, Il and Is months with
interest from day of sale, secured by deed Of trust
III the terms Of sale are not complied with in ave
days after the day sale then the
the TO resell at the risk and cost of first pur.
chaser, after FIVE days. notice.
Convey ancing and STAN ps st purchaser eN pense
. WIZ. 81. WkkD,l Trrs+os.
JAS. Y. DAVIS, { ifuesees.
my6 j. G. MCGUIRE d CO.. Aucts
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & co ,Auetionesrs.
HANDSOME COUNTRY RESI- uENCE. AND 1

OF TIE CRY At Prsi1c AUCTION x"on % Thu U RS
DAY AFTERNOON, June 4th, at O'Clock. on the
estate known as Mount Pleasant, . adjoining the
city on the north, and y ing between 7th and l4th
streets, suodivided into sixteen hsndsome cottage
about Is acres which is improved with large
and hsndsome Mansion, having frent of about 4e
about II rooms, with large piazza, wide hall, & c.
This place is one Of the most beautiful on
extensive view Of WasAingto G georgetown. and
the surrounding country. with the full view of
of access By passenger railroads which terminate
on 7tb and 14th street, near the premises.
DPlats of the premises may be obtained at the
counting rooms OF the Auctioneers
Terms: One third cash; balance six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by q deed of trust
nv Is j. C. Moe JyIRE e. co Aucts
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ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES,,
i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Parties, fairs, hotels, boarding houses and ex.
enrsions supplied with the best Ice Cream. and at
lowest price delivered 70 Any Part Ct the city and
- Baltimoss Confectionsry 9Th ST..
- Mlms between q aaa u,
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TrOR SALE-A handsome sorrel MARE, 8 years
r old, without any fault whatever, j will N
guarantee. Rides easy, harness., saddle IN
and Bride. Also, 0 6rst rate Bread TfoughNA
and six Boxes. IpeuiYe At 333 south B street, be-
tween lst and I'd, CAPITOL Ein, near Penn. ay.
my l12WS
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ID BRICKS FOR SALE.
RECEIVED and for sale, 5000 BRICK, Mer-
chantable and Paving Inquire OF the undersigned.
ct VIM: Clabaughs Wharf, Georgetown, c., or
o. Bridge street,
my 5-2Wr j. M. STAKE.~
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Bv JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., ,Aactioneers.
NERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF NEW YoRK AVENUE, BETWEEN
9TH AaD 10TH STREETS WESTON WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, May 27th, at g. O'Clock, ON the
premises, shall sell su ubdivisiou No. q u John
Davidson eubdiyis on of square No. 273, fronting
25 feet inch on New York avenue. between Ninth
and Tenth stree west running back about IL; feet
to public alley.
Terms One-third cash; the remainder in one
and two years, with interest, secured by deed of
my 2Id J.. q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
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TRuNKs! rRuuxs,
"o"Ao TRUNKsI S
Valifes and Travelling Bags in great va ~sk1E0
L.. HEILBRUN & co.'s.
Seventh ST., between d and u,
ap n-lms sos EevenU nder Odd Fellows Hall.
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By J. G Meg C1RE CO., AuctiOneers.
EXECuTOR's SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
Il InTY ON +, BETWEEN llrH AND 18th STREETS.
On TUESDAY AFTEKN0ON, May a6th, at 6
in square No. .e,, fronting 10 feet on r street
north, between l2th and 18th streets west. and
ming bAck 80 feet inches with An outlet into
wide alley, together with the improvements con-
sisting of three story Brick Dwelling House
much out OF repair, but with substantial and We l.
built walls.
Terms cash.
W PAIRO, Executor.
my 2-d J.C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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J.c. Mcguire Il CO., Auetioneers.

J.G. Mcguire CO., Auetioneers.
DEREMpTORY SALE OF IMPROVED AND
Il UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY on CAPITOL Hill
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 81, at 5
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell to the high
No. 725 fronting respectfully north street and
I'd street east, to be snbdivided into convenient
building lots.
Also Lots q and %. in squase No. 724,. fronting
each 81 feet I'd street east, between north and
street, and running back lis feet to wide public
alley. Lot q is improved by large Dwelling House
with outbuilding, these Lots will be Eubdivided to
suit purchasers. Also Lot 2. square 7sS, fronting
about 66 feet Massachusetts avenue, between lst
and Cd streets east, running through to d street.
Terms: ne-tnird cash; remainder, in and IL
months, with interest, secured by asdeed of trust
my 1d J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY BOTELER & WILSON. Auctioneers.
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
~ PRIzE SoHooSgR A. CARsoH.-In virtue of wri.
No. issued trsm the clerk p efiee ef the sapr,me
Court oi the United Statsa for said Distr let aud to
me direct. win sell a. public sale for cash a.
tbe foot of8th street wharf on the Potomac river,
IN said District, ON RIDAY, the 18th day of May
instant, 1863, at o'oioc, p. m, the
SCHOONER "A. CARSON.
her
WARD q. LAMON. D. g. Marshal DC
bDTELkR Il WILSON,
my ledts lcAro nicis] Auetioneors.
0-THE ABovg SALE WILL TAKE PLACE
90 THURSDAY next, the 2Sth inst, same hour
and place. WARD H LANON
U..S Marshal.
my S3-d&ds BOTELER & WILSON Ancts
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A TrENTION, ,LIyERY KEEPERS AND HORSE
IA FARRIERS.

FORSALE.A splendid LIVERY STA BILE; room
for 90 horses with Office, harness room. and all
splendid Yard of ave lots Of ground, which wiz
suit veterinary surgeon All this 70 be sold cheap,
as the owner has to take possession of another
business. Ground rent cheap. Inquire at Union
Hotel, corner l3k st. and Pa. ay. my lS2wS
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ELECTION NOTICES.

E'IRsT wARD-FIRST PIX TCiH ,'T-Notice 10
L. hereby given that in co %eonio,mity 70 he pro
IN election viii he hsh In the fret precinct Of the
First Ward, on Monday the frat day Of June next,
between 18th and 2th street, for Collector,
Regiftsr, and suryeyor, one member of the hoard
Of Ccmnon Council to represt Mt said ward Polls
open ct o'clock A. n, and close at clock r. n
h. A. WATnRH.
b. A. CLEMENTS
JAS. W. McGLUE,
sain ofH Hlartion
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By BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers.
UNITED STA9ES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
~ sCHooNER HARVEST AND CARGO CONSISTING
eF "a BALES OF CorToN In virtue of a writ issued
Z ON the clerks office OF the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, sitting the United States
District Court, and to me directed, will sell for
cash, at the foot Of 9th street wharf on the Poto
yusc river, on MONDAY, the Ist day of June next
f2e5, CONNIE pcipg At ii O'Clock q. m.
TIE SCHOONER HARVEST.
EEK TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITCRE.
"a BALES OF COTTON
WARD Ii. LAM0N, o. 8. Marshal D. c.
BOTELER & WILSON,
my GI'tts Ckronicls.l Auctionesrs.
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BY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
UCTION SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE
HANIA AyANUE, gETwEEN 18Th AND 10Th STREETS
WEsT-on WEDNESDAY, the 27th Instant. a. 10
Monumental Work is called to the sale, as they
will be seld wit hout reserve. Terms cash.
my 23-d GRKEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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by W. l.. WALL Su 90. Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT TO BE SOLD AT
AucTIoS.-0n WEDNESDAY, June Sd at six
O'CLOCK immeo lately after the sale of the De.
nent property, We shall sell, on the premises, the
No. y, il reservation No H. fronting 25 feet on ID
street, between b and streets, extending back to
III alley
Terms ef sale: One fourth cash; balance in 6, Il
~ the expense ofthe purchaser
ny 70 eo&ds W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
ByJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
TT'RUSrEES' SALE OF FVALUARLEIMPROVE
PROPERTY IN TEE FIRST WARD-On THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, May 28th, st O'Clock on the
premises, by virtue of deed of trust dated April
2sd, 3s6i and duly recorded in Liber J. A s.; No.
2E, foios ta7 ct seq; and of the land records or
Washington county, d @. we shall sell the western
half OF lot No s. in square No. lh6, frontng 20 fee
on north L street, between 18th and 18th streets
together with the improvements, consisting of an
excslient and well nged rwo- story and Base
nent Brick Dwelling House.
Immediately after on the premises, we shall sell
Ina 8 feet6.s inches on north street, between
tth snd 2st streets, and running back $50 feet 10
. 10 foot alley. improved by q handsome Three
story Brick Dwelling House.
the south half OF lat No Il in square No T. together
With he Lime Kilns and other works appertaining
thereto
Terms: One-hslf cash; remainder in six and
trust on the premises. If the terms of sale are
not complied with in five days thereafter the
trustees reserve the right TO resell st the risk and
expense of the defaulting purchaser, one weeks
notice in the National Intelligencer.
All coHyeyauces at the cost of purchaser.
CHARLES SIOUSSA, Trustees
nay ls-eoddds J.C MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts.
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by W. l.. WALL d CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD ST
AT AUCTIoH.-O. TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
4th inst, At clock we win sell in front of the
premises Lot TO- Reservation II, fronting Is feet en-
Third street west, and running hack l5o feet. The
lot adjoIs the residence OF W. W. Birth, Esq, one
square north of Pa avenne.
Terms: one-third cash balance in ], and 8
years, bearing interest and secured by deed Of
my Ie-eo&ds WI. WALL & co. .Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By ]. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctisncers.
nEsIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE ON 10TH

by0AEEN d W1LLIAd5. Auctlon0erS.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SIXTEEN FINE
Il BUILDING LoTs,-TWelve of these lots are
situated near the terminus of Seventh street rail
road on sth and 9Th streets, near Boundary hno,
Square No. $685.
Two lots on 7th street west near near street,
and two 9Th street near street. in Square 4l9,
will also be sold Immediately after the first named
premises, on tuesday, the 10Th day of May, att
Terms made known upon the day of sale, Con-
veyancing at the cost Of the purchasers. If not
settled for in three days from day Of sale the lot,
will be resod after Eve days notice in the Evening
Star, at the risk and cost of the defaultiny pur-
chRsers.
nv f. nc
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SECUND WAKD-SECONU FREC7NCT.-No-
~ tre is hereby given that. in con ormity TO the
provisions of the charter of the city OF Washing
ton, an election will be held on Monday. the frs
day of June next, Mt Ford's cruR store corner of
Eleventh street and rennaylvauia ne. f'r
Collector Register, and Surveyor OF said city, aud
Tor member of tae BOARD OF Aldermen. three
members of the BOARD of Common Council. and
one Assessor 10 represent the said Ward. Polls
willhe opened st O'Clock A. NJ close at O'Clock
P. NJ. WM. d POPE,
b. Guy.
SAM LEWIS,
% CammiRSin
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u q
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 23B STREET AT
Il PUBLIC AuCrIeS.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, 9th instant, at 8 O'Clock, we will sell in
front of the premises south half Of Lot 4, SO uare
&c, fronting l8 feet inches I'D street. and
ming back between G and II streets 13y feet ~
inches, aDd improved by small frame building.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, 9 ard 12
months, bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust ON the premises. Conveyancing at the eX-
pense of the purchaser.
my S.d w L. VAIL & co. Aucts
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&SECOND WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.-An
y ell. sten will be hsia ON the lst day of June
avenue for Register, Collector and Surveyor of the
city, and for one member Of the Board Of Alder
men and three members of the Board of Common
Council. Polls open at A. NJ, and close att P.
b. GEO J1LLARD,
JOHN P HILTON,
SAM w. OWEN,
my e Comnissio
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-27
mo THE EDITOR OF THE srANDARp:

TNO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD:
Il DEAR SIR:-As the time is approaching at which
members next Confederate Congress are to be
sen from the several Districts of the State is perhaps
well that those who have the qualified right should
else it. and cast their suffrage for such persons they
prefer to them in that capacity More especially
at such time the present is It essentially inn portant
that the mass of the people should look we'll to their an
and select such deserve their entire
hdence without regard to those who may press their own
peculiar claims for Office thereby permitting the office to
seek the man rather than the the position I'm der
such considerations portion of the citizens and
voters Of the sixth Congressional District, would with
much Difference to the opinions OF Others respectfully
gest the name Of Hon, BEDFORD BROWN, of Csswe,
to be voted for as the member of this District confden ty
believing do, that he possesses all the qualifications
essential to make useful and liable representative, be-
eVng that he entertains deep aud abiding interest in
the prosperity of our beloved country
And that he desires that peace should be restored upon
honora BILE and elevated principles and other than such
would he favor. Well known he is in the different por
tons of the dis rct in his long and consistent
political matters we hope it will meet the appreciation of
hlsfFends to rail- with and think he be elect
ed by fair majority that if cho-
zen would accept end faithfully them in the next
Congress of the Confederate States he has failed
to respond to the call of his friends in serving them.
MANY CITIZENS.
Anderson's Store, Oct 10, 1858. Std.
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Home Guards-Deserters, &c.

1tis proper to state, in reply to the Winston Sen
tine that Gov Vance entertains the most entire
spect for the decisions of the Supreme Court, as
coordinate branch Of the government, and as bind
Ing him in all cases where the law is in doubt; but
be has not withdrawn his orders to the Home Guards
to arrest deserters, because he does not consider
himself bound in law to do so under the recent de-
cision of Chief Justice Pearson except in the par
ticuar case decided; and because he could not de-
eide the question of courtesy to the Chief Justice in
opposition to the many evils likely to ensue, if the
State forces were withdrawn from this duty in certain
localities and deserters and outlaws consequently
allowed to have full sway. We learn that the Gov
has been exerting himself for some time past
to obtain decision of the Court itself which will
be final in this matter. He has at length had case
made up and would have done so sooner, but for
the absence of the Attorney General at his Courts.
The Governor for the reasons above stated has not
withdrawn his orders, nor has he issued any new
order except in Wake County with the view of hav-
ing case made up for final action. .
The, effort Of the Sentinel to make party capital
out of this matter will fail Gov. Vance has disre-
garded no decision Of the Supreme Court but, on
the contrary, holds himself bound in all cases to
respect and carry out the decisions of the Court.
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Richmond Market. Oct. "a 1864.

Wheat s. per bushel -four $50 to ssO and in demand;
$ls good $40 s25 fine shipping $50 to $70 fine
featuring SIS to $l2O; bacon s24O $3.50 per pound
brown sugar 1915 to So; moasses $4 to SIS; whiskey
S35 to $40 gallon pine wood $50 per cord oak wood
SS9 to $Ss talow 81 to s225 per pounds lard g per
POUND butter S3l5 to 81 per pound tea $14 to $5 per
pound sole leather $50 to $3.50 per pound upper S6 to
$3.50; green salted hides SO 40 per pound.
Gold eleven dollars and fifty cents in Confederate
ey FOR one dollar; HorhCaruiua State bOndsued be-
lore the war, four daars and fifty cents for dollar of
The bonds or 500 for 81 900 bond ISSUE per
CENTS Two dollars and teneens for doIar-eght per
dollar.
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Dialogue.

1mpertinent Lnq"iror.-Is it true that brother
Skinner has left the country?
-3enighted HeGthen-It is, and it is the first dd-
va'es ne has made for some time in the right drec-
tiOn
1mp Inquirer.-Why did he leave2
len. Heathen.--He has gone to clay up treasure
in'-EuFOpe. Brother Skinner says by his conduct
" the aole-bodied fighting men Of the State, as he
USED to say to his congregation, brethren, do as
l 'sS you, but not as do" If all the fighting men
we're to do as he has done, IL tyould amount to the
greatest wholesale desertion eysS known. -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-27
OBITUARY NOTICE.

Departed this life at her residence in Davidson County
years consistent member of the Church. her Christian
chaaete shone forth in her whole walk and conversation
End though the latter years of her life clio uded BY
troubles they served but to draw her into closer
with her Saviour During her last illness she onged for
DEATH and when she felt his approach at hand she
expressed desire to be alone that she might be found
Ter Her wish gratied, for when her friends were
least expecting it. she quietly and gently breathed her last
on the morning of the llh inst Our loss her eternal
gain. I-TCox
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-27

The number of troops furnished the Confederate
States by the State of Virginia. as taken from the
first rolls file in the Adjutant and Inspector Gen
erals office, is as follows: Sixty-four regiments of
infantry, 52,49s; twenty regiments of cavalry, IA
175 two regiments of artillery. 1779; tweuty eight
nine battalious artillery army Northern Virginia,
4,5O0; two hundred and fourteen unattached COM
panies artillery, infantry and cavalry total
number of men, 102,915.
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EUr the Standard.

For the Standard.
List of Casualties Of Company D. 26th Reg't NJ
G. Troops, Battle of BristOW Station, near Ma-
nGssas Junction, Oct. IAN, 1868.
KiIed-Privates William Champion and H winger
Wounded-Prvates d Adams mouth; JIG Burt, Icy {:
Dallas Crawford arm severely; Jas Gilmore leg; Jun l.
Jones, knee severely; W Langston. leg; Pollard,
arm slightly; Jno Prince shoulder; VIM Rogers font
VIM Smith, thigh, badly A Temple, wrist; Eli Tread
away, leg. Missing and prisoners-J P Honeycutt ]
Nordan, George Norris Alexander Jones' Jas Stephens,
and h Ray. WIN. N. SMELLING,
Lieut.. Com'dg Co. D., 26th Reg't H. q. T.
~ City papers please copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-27

OFFICE N. C. R. r. CO., VANCE, OCT.
" Esd, 1s63A sale Of eligible town lots will be hed
at this place on Tuesday November 5th 1853 The town
is finely situated Immediately the Railroad Gra
ham, The lots laid of 300 feet square, the 100
wde with two large squares and the sale claims the
attention of all persons wishing pleasant and
healthy home.
Terms-cash approved bond at six months with in
terest from date THOMAS WEBB Prest
Oct 20, 1868. - S6-td.-
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Capt Larkin G. Allen, citizen Of this county,
was tound dead on the Railroad track near Bushels,
on Saturday morning. We learned that an inquest
to be held yesterday, but were unable to gather
any particulars.-PrOyress.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-27

ACCIDENT AT THE POWDER MILLs.-The Incorpo-
rating House of the Powder Mills, near this City,
was blown up on Friday morning last. The less
of building, machinery, powder, &c. amounts to
about $4,000 The accident will somewhat inter.
fere with the operations of the MILL but will not stop
it and We glad to be able to state that no one
was hurt BY the explosion.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-27
STATE OF N0RTH-CAROLINA,
Executive DEPARTMENT,
Ralai0h Sent llth lRR3

His ErceLIsHcy jefferson Duris, Riehmond, "a:
Ny DEAR SR-You have received by telegraph bef ,s
this information of the riots occurring in this City.
am anxious about their effects upon the COUNTRY
though greatly hopes that the mob Of citizens which
destroyed the office of the State journal will as couu-
terrrtant and help to aay excitement the damage being
equal to both parties. = The soldiers who origi.
mated the mob, belonged to Bennngs brigade and were
apparently led by their officers, several of whom in
the crowd but heard of their Names except Major
Shepherd. have also for believing it was done
with the knowledge and consent of Gel Beunng he re-
marked to gentleman hour two previous that his
men had threatened it, During its continuance he could
not be founda messenger sent by to his supposed
quarters at the depot refused admission to him. and
although he bad ample opportunity after the
have written to dscsming the outrage upon
the honor and peace of NorthCs ma be did not do
As it my intention to enforce the laws gdy against all
citizens who participated in the second mob feel it
my duty to demand that punishment may be inflicted
the officers who assisted countenanced the first Should
this not be done shall feel it my duty to demand the
persons of these officers of the State of Georgia
the demands of Justice feel very sad in the contempa
tou of these outrages The distance is quite short to
either anarchy despotism when armed soldiers led by
their officers with impunity outrage. the laws of
State. pray you to See that it does not occur
again Should newspaper in the State commit treason,
would have its Editor arrested and tried by the laws
which many of respect thank you for your prompt
orders eegphed Major Pierce concerning the passage
of troops through this City. They being enforced
and peace be preserved if they rigdly obeyed.
z. B. VANCE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-27

We publish to day.. by request, Gard signed
MANY Citiz-ns," nominating the Hon. Bedford
Brown for Congress in tie 9th District This is no
doubt done without the knowledge of Col. Brown.
He is not candidate for Congress, but we are not
authorized to say that he would not if elected
If he had desired the place, and had so intmated,
it more than probable that Mr.. Gilmer would not
have been candidate.