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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-05-25

SHOOTING OF A Desc srER.-We learn that on
Tuesday the Sd instant, a Iarty of eight men de.
tailed from companies "A, B, and K, 40th regiment
N. q. T., under Lieut. Hardenberg, was sent up to
Kantuck District with the view of breaking up a
nest of deserters and runaway negroes, already no.
ticed in this paper as haunting the swamps in the
upper section Of this county, and said to be under
the leadership of well known deserter named Jere.
miah Collins.
The party proceeded up to the residence of DR..
jas. E. Kea IN Kaintuck district, where it was as
contained on Wednesday night that Collins made
bis haunt at or near the house of Robert Huff ham,
where he was hsrbored. On Thursday morning
they went in quest Of him. As the party approach.
ed they placed sentnels and beat and searched the
swamps and covers in the neighborhood, but with
out eft, Ct A sentinel placed near the house had
observed Mrs. Huffman measuring the tracks OF the
party, and she subsequently to 60 into bay
between one and two hundred yards from the house
After she returned o search was made and some
bedding and other things were found there, sup.
posed to have been used by Collins. strict gusrd
was set cautiously, so as 70 secure him should he
return, which he did do in tho course of the day.
Towards evening. when the party approached bis
cover, ne vas found lying down, but instantly
sprang up and ran away, and, refusing to halt was
freedom and killed. He fell and expired without
speaking word. When shot he had in his banda
double barrelled gum both barrels loaded and cock.
cd. The discharge which killed him was from
doube.barrelled gun. loaded with balls and buck
shot in the hands Of hi. - Rouse, ! soldier from
Columbus county.
From his dairy. obtained from Mrs. Huff ham, as
well as from revelations made by her. tappears
pretty certain that Collins is only one Of number
of persons either engaged in committing depreds-
tons Or in harboring those who do, and also in re-
eeiying plumber.
The small party detailed, having no further or
ders Of definite character and besides being worn
cut by their, arduous duty in beating through the
swamps and mud, returned to report
All credit is due TO Lieut. Hardenberg and his lis-
tie band for their perseverns exertions Winning
| ton Journal
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-05-25
For the Standard.
To the Public.

Mr. EDITOR IL notice in the Confederate of
Tuesday, the subsidized organ of the patriots and
property holders" communication in relation to
the Mass Meeting on Monday, which does me gross
injustice. What complained of in the meeting
was the informally as to the nominations and the
fact that they were made while the Committee was
out l confess l was somewhat irrltated, but |
stated then as state now, that had no objection
to the nominees, but would give them my sup
port as Conservatives The attempt to make little
party capital for the Destructives by this attack
on me in the Confederate, Is as weak and silly as
the Destructive cause itself is despicable. These
people, who pretend to regret "party meetings" at
time like this are themselves the bond slaves of
party, and they never have thought nor say word
nor bat their eyes without having self and party
in it.
| understand one Mr.. A. NJ. German, one of the
Editors OF the Confederate, who has heretofore
made himself busy about me, and been required to
eat his words was in the Mass Meeting as sort of
spy or detective on the occasion. I can tell this
gentleman, as would tell him to his face ain his
boots that am not to be iniuenced'by his slang;
that shall always prove true to my principles and
my party friends; that if happen to speak out in
Conservative meeting, whether under irritation or
not, it is none OF his business, and it is npudence
and impertinence in him to refer to it and that
am ready to settle all personal matters very promptly
with my Destructive assailants and Aauderers.
May IL, 1864 w. j. HOLLEMAN.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-05-25

Is genuine ana imported IN the pockets, coarived
in Philadelphia is point undetermined and imme-
tera bat it is certainly founded 9 principles of the
must wicked dabolical baseness and meant to poison
The minds OF the people, and deach the waverirg at
seast from our cause" Aud again; ''The necessity
If putting the army respectable f)oting both
to numbers and Constitution, is now become more
essential than ever. The enemy are beginning to
play Dme more dangerous than their efforts by
arms Though these will not be RENTED in the small.
est degree which threatens fatal blow to the Jude
pendence of America, and Of course to her. liberties
They endeavoring to ensnare the people by spe-
cious alluremens If peace. It Is not improbable
they have had such abundant to be tired OF the
war, that they may be sincere in Che terms which
they offer, which, Though far short Of cur pretensiols
will be extremely lattering to minds that dc not
penetrate far into political Consequences; but whe-
cher they are sincere or not, they may te equally de-
structive; for to discerning men nothing can be noe
evident than that peace on the principles Of de-
pendence however limited, after what has happened,
would he to the last degree dishonorabe and ruin
ors o q .
1t is doubtful whether many of our friends might
not incline to an accommodation the grounds held
out, which may be, rather than psrsevere in
test for independence.
If this is the case it must surely he the truest pol
icy to strengthen the army, and place upen sub
ssantial footing. This will coniuce to inspire the
country with confidence; . "a and if a treaty
should lie deemed cxpedent will put in their pow
er to insist upon better terms than they could other
wise expect"
By such timely counsel did the great Washington
sustain the cause Of MISUNDERSTANDING up the
hopes of ancestors and aborng to meet those in
sidious attempts Of the British 10 decoy them into
the dangers Of seeking peace by irregular and rsvolu-
ttonary methods Again, in another letter to the same
person, he says ut to nothing short of in
dependence possibly d. The injuries We have re-
ceived from Britain be forgotten and peace
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-05-25

oeeS not Invest TUG IreSueuG Will the pow rs OF
civil judicial magistrate; and If it could have that
effect it coull not 6ve him an authority while dis
charging his judicial jurisdiction to lay aside the res
traints imposed upon the other judges.
The course adopted by the administration of allow
ing the writ Of habeas corpus to ISSUE and of forth
with checking the action of The judge and suspend
ing all bis Earth proceedings ad Hbium to await
the reports of military officers having custody of the
petitioner to their superiors, and finally subjectiDg
the case to the decision of the War Department in
deroga"n of civil authority, il huniating to the in
dependent character Of the judiciary aod tends to the
great danger Of liberty, to famiarize tho people with
a military supremacy.
1t must be rememt cred, however, that these ara
merely my opinions. The Supreme Court, which
alone has the power to decide upon the constitution.
ality "f the law, has not yet spoken When it does
speak, must give heed to its voice. 80 long as the
law remains on our statute books But whether for
constitutional or reasons Of mere policy, the
people have right to demand the repeal Of any OBJ
uoxious law. On both grounds recommend that
you urge Congress to repeal the act suspendng the
privilege of habeas corpus or, should you concur in
the il Ign mt OF Congress, that suspension is re-
qnired by the exigences of the times that it should
at least be modified and stripped of its unconstitu-
ional or ut least) obnoxious features.
My opium on this subject is we'll known. 10
The FIST message had the honor to send to your
bodyin 1852, speaking Of the then existing act au-
thoriziug suspension Of the writ, used The follow
ing language: II have not seen an official copy Of
tie act hut learn from the newspapers that Congress
has conferred upon the President the power to sus-
pend the writ OF habeas corpus ia all cases of arrests
made by Confederate authority. II this be once ad-
ilted no man is safe from the power of one ndivid-
ual. lie could at pleasure seize any citizen of the
State, with without excuse throw him into prison
and permit him to langush there without relief-a
power that am unwilling to see entrusted to any
living man. To submit to its exercise would, 10 my
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30
The Connecticut Clergyman slandered.
TO THE EDrroa or rHs HERALD.

Among items Of news published In western news.
peppers s this THAT ministers Of the Gospel living In
Connecticut have petioned Congress that they might b.
relieved Of liability 70 the forthcoming dras aud then,
upon nnding that the Senate would give countenancs
70 their position for relief they again asked Of that vene
rabe body that such Of their number might DO draft.
Cd should have the privilege OF taking chspances In.
stead Of rifles Now Of us Of the black cloth order
out hero In Minnesota think that some wag must have been
exercising bis gils a. tue expense OF our Ccnnectcu!
brethren v quite incredible 70 us that our brave aou
patriotic brethren In the East who have a. cmss Ior
The last twenty years been kidding and tanning the
OF leeng IN the South should now be frightened ~ tne
smoke and blaze Of and calling upon rocks ana moun
tsIns 70 fall upon them and hide them from the ose az
ray. Connecticut clergymen cannot be So demorszee
20 be crying out anguish at the very thought o. nssn
aunpowder or tho whistling OF piece o. oaa. " ~
credible that who have been 20 valorous "a wo.a
sbould be- 20 sprtess when their country ASKS tnem I
iheir muscle We cannot bcieve that our breihren VINO
40 won't m every time need, 10 look to Coo lot de
IIveranco can now bowag before Congress Tor neip,
- neousiv 81 dd certain prophets OF old time who cried
1rorn moyu,nR an noon, 30, Baa help US" Nov, Mr..
rSor do Tor Heavens ske take ny tho cause OF these
ated men, and vdicste them before tho world.
am sure that they will cxa. you 70 the skies for sneh
deed Of humanity. MlNNtsorA BLACK tLOrH
upsEoss, Jan. ~. 1855
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Nichols Edward X Ndyes WIN
Nilsson Jens Olayus hugent Patrick
himo Joseph Nye Reuben
81 Nisbol - Nyles 3 n
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List or Letters remaining In station L,
Harlem Post once, Jan. 30, 1894.

ADRIAN wAKnMAY, Postmaster.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
CANNOT BE DIsCREDITED.
The Rev Iaooh saohler.


Well known and much respected among the German
population In this country, makes the following state
Inent for the benefit Of the afflicted.
HANOVER, Pa, Feb 49, 1859.
Dear SirS ;--llavlng realized in my family important
henetts from the uss OF your valuable PREPARATION
WsrAR's BiLsAN or WILD CnERRT-it affords me plea
sure TO recommend It to the nnhe. Some eight years
ago OF my daughters seemed to be in decline, aud
little hopes nj her recovery entertained. then
procured hottie Of yOHr excellent BHsam, and before
shH nd taken the whole OF the contents OF tho bottle
there Was grent improvement IN her hGaiih. have,
able mediene, and have always been benefited by H.
JACOB sEcIlLER.
From Jessie mith, tssq President Of the
Morris County Bank, MorrI-tORn,
new Jersey.
Having used Dr. WiaTAHs BALs4M or VIM CHERRY
for about feen years. and having eazsd Its beneficial
results my family II affords great pleasure in
commencing 1t 10 thu public as valuable remeiy in
cases o weak lungs, c0lds, coughs &C., aud remedy
which renaider tn hs entirely lnnoesut, and may be
taken with perfect safety by The most delicate in health
From Hon. john E. smith, a DistingnIsh-
ed Lanyer In MestminsttF Md.
Ihaye ua s"VeT4i 'casions used b. WIsfARs BALssu
oF wlp CnERRE Tor severe colds aud also with decided
nns or more deserving Of general use.
The Bllsam has also been usei with excellent effect by
j. Il. ELLIorT, Merchant, Halls Cross Roads, Md.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Mona genuine unless aisHed q BUTTS" on tho
wrapper.
For sale by '' 'N1
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And by all Druggists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09

STATE or DELAWARE,
ExecutiUe Department.
/, Samuel NJ. Harrington, jr., Secretary of
State Of the State of Delaware, do hereby oerti-
~ that the foregoing is correct copy of an act
OF the General Assembly of this State, entitled
IAN Act to raise revenue for this State" passed
at Dover, August IL, A. D., 1864; the same
having been compared by me with the original
rolls now in my office e''N
10 testimony whereof, have hereuno set nv
hand and official seal OF Dover, this
r. fifteenth day of August in the YEAR of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
sixty four.
SAMI. NJ. HARRIRGroN, Jn.,
Secretary Of State.
August 16, 1s64-3mos.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
wistar,a Balaam Of Wild Cherry.

So general has the use of this remedy become
and 80 popular is it everywhere, that it is un-
necessary to recount its virtues. Its works
speak for it, and find utteranoe in the abundant
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been restored to pristine vigor and health. We
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assertions, that
CANNOT BE DIsCREDITED.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
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WiiI,.s.i Si zane. s psAplAin Chrstana Rd; John Il.
u,aesdsT hi Red Lion, st. Georges and AppoouIanin
80 S,i 'sssph u Grimth, Smyrna; James Crippsn.
A1ln.,,, s,s,s egorselown; Henry Todd, Dover
ns"t,gnH On general business Addressed 10 tba
ION. "AN ''soNe imnedlhl0 alien
"a ROBERT McCABE M D.. sssrolAry.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING
AND
SHAMP00ING SALOON.

~ DH Au44LNHAOh1
Announces to the pnblio that no still conpuea to keep
a saloon at the W -'F
N. e. Corner Of Second and Market Sts.
mere ne Is pIaparsd 70 attend to everything In the
pL hair, shampooing byeing the Hair or Minister'S c.
~ s hs nag many years experience In the business and
~ VINO Isvor him with call He keeps eonHlanily on
manu- run supply Of Fancy sOaps, Hair Rsstoaives
Natinnted 70 accomplish the work for which It Is Ap-
ea hr Dyes which changes the color OF the hair to
ei black and gives 1t glossy appearance: and Per
ilmeriss OF all kinds which will be sold cheap He ip
ts any person w,hng anything done IN his line, 70
give him call. Terms moderate. r..
This shop 10 always kept neat and clean and he en-.
poys mono but the very best worknen and customers
style Of the art. hp.66m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
THE FARMERS MUTE UAL FER E
Insurance Company of the
State of DeIaVVara.U

- lUhlsihAL AllL CEaAE, SCI
4ht company eoutthEas N oer to the peopla Of Dal,
1hIs t suEsrilr advantages Of InssrAnte erains lo
me on All descriptions Of property except Marine
The Institution is eemmendad BY over "a yesfs exnd
ehee IN Akd sttenen to the sabisst II Mutual
oeng ta4 nrst 70 tntr9dEca tho prnspis int 0ur s
~ fsahsh OF Nhish, it il believed tho AsnAyr. bav
seen enahed so to adjnst and discriminate isfen lhs
anefeht fhrattst OF property, render the uanber
sAlp amqns hs most equitable In character OF
Nus insurance Companies presented to ths puLlle,
AAer sTsdii to ise that It's payments OF lose haya
1aen to pr9Apt and liberal, that in 33 years M
.9sses feAehng over flOOJU0 not single eAss ~ lra
tion has occurred, aud scarcely one Aihnut an,r -
faehon to the parties insured 'H''
Looking m0rs 10 the saisty than the numla- 49,,
4nonnt q its risks II has declined Huudreds on Than
stuuH VI bOArs or Insurance. either as feuurlnQ ts
SteA hh amount an single ri6k offsrun 1udt 81
Jees u Insurance iof tbs character OF the nstnfi6n
- this manhcr IL s eoneeiVed IL haA tha s,fs, at
must trlstilst gf nsursness In proportion 10 tha
within reAtoashis range. 's' S'~Pshy
~ eTieues q this, II has cot only reduced The rata
u7u,4Ass ~ ~ uaes moderate Ohesixth during ths
hs $50 Years, but It pfas0ntB now clesr suf,ir "
S4oVi9 as security against any assessnsnt an th t
selsi shen aua by the resort to serip CefSestas -,
As sAahees due to cash menbar now being issi,sd LII
% pAJiae lhteTes to them from Janusrv 1876 a, ~
aseI psr cent per enuum, thus making stil f,rtha
lteommehrud the year 1909 with realt p,o,se,,,, q,
ths community In Deposit Notes Of sasoOe9
5O,OO0
Ietal protsesn, Seoo ooo
that o. 'hs Ts q The FsrnOs of Delaware sud As such