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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

MANSFIELD & BRUCE, Wholesale retail
Go a.. sshtabuja 636
L. WOLFF & CO. Dealer in Ready-made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods Ashabula, o. 644
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

Definition Of the wOrd HumJug- Warren
of London Genin, the Hatter- G0stiags
BL1ckin0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

STEPHEN HALL Dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats Caps Lasts and Shoe findings and gem
eral Merchandise, doors South of the Bank. 643
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11
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@curraI pe%Ijlter, Der 6cr;og oou @ta(otoif.
1T oCn ne&frn 8rrj6tcr ,uioIgc g'aortcn.
Die gerjttc itcr rit Icbtcu S6la6tcn ii,
%trat1icn unO crr nnCur@ Yerutfa6te ftredli6e
&cr'ul an DlcribenGc5cn murOc in gnoranS
auf ros 2,bboftrRe bsiprchsn,
Der Ecnoon 3prntn9 6cratc uennt Gjront's
3n9 den Gt6monr cinen 0luuocr, uno olantf.
ro6 bic @cnftDcr1ticn jbrr legte 6cucrpyUte
9laf'ia teRaucen.
0u 2Onrpn @ilosc oe4,ff, Gcr. Gee BoGe Sen.
Grant Gle Stra6e na@ IldmpnO poQtapois
%oc5Ieat.
Gtc 9%ouepncr 8ricrsne gcnfercn, in 9etreF
Der n1nj'd-ecutIarn 6rdac tot NOD tmmcr fem
9%t'aItat 3u Stnnce gcbraGt.
Die tcutiten Gruppen iua2u mdErcnb bcs
S0adenltGfonoc in SJtIaup idrcdli,b acrtrtb.
'daft't bobcn, urO Ole 06ncn otrlanacu hes
b@i6, bn6 bic @Iodaoe Fer reutIhsn 6aftn mic
mr. IN Strnit trrtcu m6ac.
5u 9Som 1T cine @~rriammfune Ger GarSindlr
anteraumt wprocn, Gle sur 9leupabl zines Uab-
itS7 i@rcifcn fol-, IA ons @nce ucn Iaba Wme
ta3itd srpartet murte.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11

Ntr rrtifIten ric ueuGc drummer Der
en9Itl@rn N}UnntsI6rift The Age su9eIantt,
e!S lih mt'rtrum rurh ret6ep Sn6a,t uno ,ous
tertn Srrf nueset6uet unU bic Fem ~leIeppsu
guel'tIm nibt 9cnug cmpfobltn ,perben fam.
NteteI6S mttb ron ccn berrcn 2seorpe unp 6p.
bter IN &tt9mrnp p%utltctrt uno tolst $500 psr
Nummcr.
GIN nupiiroi8rr SUrfaG c%rci9ucte Rb sor
%pent9eR 3a8cn in Der btcfaen futbpliiden ct.
patr;dS STRIDE. Pdbrcup rtr @st(fiihe cine
&%rauun9 opG3cs, fam ttrc ucu9itriae Wcrae in
p'e STRIDE. ole lid nnra Gin irbr unanif1urices
Senebm'n ttHrert5er maGte, ippell curt ga.
den, Iaatce Sprctrn uup 6utauftsbaltcn. ole
ou@ hur@ Gin mutbmilt9es 9cfpriscn NIT Dem
&ctbmHlsr. mpourh fr nitbt nnr tic WitolisSrr
Der &irde III ibrcn r~tIi9i6isu @,ilblen pcrlcs.
ten, ]loNcrrn ou6 ouy6 tGre unae(6lifenbcit
0CntIt@ ieist'n, ZAP itre 9tlsun8 nidt nett Der
iein tpnu-tc.
@Cncrol 9DtnOcr ii ouf Icinen gEruI4,
"on @OiN7torO', q. 6, mad Qtmcricus. ga.
0'rl's' ~'rOrNCn, no or bic 0bcrouffat iitcr bic
9'Tan9fnen yantecs uterncbmcn miro.
- Iurner uuo 6urnfrcunre MAIDEN mir nus
urtrnit'bcncc NQiforpctun9 oufmcrf-am, eurh,
"eIde ]o'cirIbtn CUR 6rier s Sttftunost1ors
ccS btt'i8cn 8urnUerciu0 ouf Geutc Diitto, in
ZEN NdtiUnal-Gorte pcr 6crreu 63ttnrf unn
eoNip. trcnnoltttit ctn9claocn wcrOrn. 2n bri.
'errr urtCrbnJtunQ Miro tciu Wanorl lsin.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11

&t Der frsdja FIR Gle Gnpfrrtcit uniecr
@ets'Stur0cr Stills Iprtdt, ceu 8crluR mandts
'0'e" Sar8trf gu t%cta9en. Die 3o9l unicrsr
Hottrn njro nGmltb auf 9 onasaeSen uuo Die
trr S,rmanoCtcn auf o.. 2tuEcrocm murpen
nO@ s ose Yctcretur0cr SGracr 3u Sc au0eneu
@a'mat8t. Der 5ciup bot tb unterrrFsu in feline
%srt&aniun8en misrtr 3uritdg3OBen.
Jrcmrut uno Go6rauc Gno bun Der Gle
0e'anp uno Cincinnati Convention ale prGt-
tentlhnftS=@aufjpa;cn n]on.juirt worccn. lac
9tciuItat Der Baltimore Convention, HE I'm Qauf.
1'ei'r 2SUbe f%0sfanr, jt noh niht t%rfaunt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11
OCrMtf0tes.

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No., ME-" 49, 8'''" S'ouHf0" 9orrEfFn'
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11

6crTrGbre /!

Ser untc5ejtntte iUAt Geynr66re ieScr Dirt fomi, ,..
SrT9roB'rttn9'- @lalcy ST faUfsn, fir Die cr ZEN n' ES$Ss 1as
s&r.ts tsSa9 t. - Is q :" 2p'l'en
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%itmonO, Sa., 20. @ai '6l. mnro. mei5sf
YroeIamottOn ocS @Uupcrneurs ppr @iro;nier
D. 0aS 9oar,RoH5 von Jjno uno Qren Cas-. "S snI
oen e%1uht;d'N 6c!0o jIltnt ioQrDta lit, urS DO oTs ' SsV
l'hi e'TN.Pt PIE SjBUt4en Der beia;t(a Gpurt inn 60.
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SOHHi9 Esreit7 %'i@tiinNer ~rlIBitn, unp oa bic Gam, =
p..o9l,sh &ONii9 Der 9roBcren 8cquemlAfeit 6al6er Sorgns
s.n9stDA,ntA IT. rap Der sis Der &curt ipisbcr psrirat
ne a2l mo9e: 81 SeFcrOnc i'd, gBtItom SmittSE'
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battH, 'Ni"S'''' SU"H'9
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Y .. lotgt Gage be9 Dioi 1864, unD i'm SSGen SoSTs
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11

- 8aelt6e Mu0fcJituna Bis gum .tesjpuen-
BEN S6weiB
y o~usret6enecr @enuB pUn Gstrant;
y Gorge fir rcinc Cuff in rer WptuunQ ;
~ mU9Iitt baufi9c Gsrtnuf6una Ncs SiBen5
nit stner onfern &Urperleauns, IN NIT
Dem StCten teim Arbeitcn, cher nit Gem
Stegen Oeim @ueruten. (56luS lpIst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11

@t1C jn2c CGA' BAT cine sam. fir ;an,,r. o;,s
"oH + ~ ~ Al' @fer9,aS al nr tSteI ,ipnG4cn S I'1S
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J4' n 8 :l,HaHna soa ShuIsrn. S9 sercils iin6 auf Scs
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NeN.tc9 81 crlrlNeM 81 .. u. Snrfsr-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11
Nucrfe,tlsi,1,9 9.

- go h'ANN
&ai'sr betommen. Der uoh @cmGbruna scr bius
ldn8Ithen @okantien enolit faftIld scr Sem
nrueu &ailertbrone 9fiib acuummcn bat Sn
benz acasnrpGrti9su ~bIutt8en Gamrie m uufrrc
uHabb1n5 i9tcit 1T riefse @rrtBuj6 fir ana 0cH
wiNti9em SaIerciIe. DurH Dielcn NEedirl IN
Der 9fegternng BON Yitrtcc hatcn mir nint7
%Derloren; mas ober babeu mir 0un Der uCugu
Ne9telun9 gu ernarteu pOer Su bcfrn Oicit|
Srd9en mu1en mir anntplrcn uu0 lcrBIjeocru,
uno nm pisire Su ]t5nncn, nulIsu mix Die Yotjiit
Srontrejha fupircn. Oenn bic Wruitt Shape
lepns lit DIR BON NIGrimtIian, una bic Yun @iar,r
mtIton 1T %tislelbr, Die giapuiccn tefOlet. Dof
Die franBDfiGe GisBierun0 am frcuucli&ftn upu
auen anbersn currp6jidcu Md6ten gc0cu INC
9eitant 1T, murSr lhon rift Don unItren SAGE
blattsrR trlprrdbrn iuO %mrtiUtrt, unp ais GjruRn
spterrPn dn9e8eben, &C Geideke rtGlea 0llce nc9en
Mifrico. Nber mas fur cine 6ilfc min uus
5ranfrei& %lciien? SIS 1T matr, 6rantrrib in
DER @e8enpart 1T cine Der gr6gten MGdte rer
g4elt, wcl6c Die @el&ide @urupa'S lritet, nab
Die tbre Dieinun9, psnn n6tbia, aud nit Sen.
SSafen III bar 6aup burdiescn farm. 5raut-
reid titt icinrn @infIuB itbrral aus, iomcbl nut
nelh neuen, ais aud nuf Dem alien Continent,
bsldatttgt irine Gruppen in 9tcn,, Qligirr, Sn=
rtet, China unb Merjcp, unD muG tmmcr fcrtts
ittn, liz ctutni ~etpaigen rurrpdtihrn Gricae DC
bauptrour III iibsrnrbmeu. Gin 10 m1htigce
Satlertbum muB aber nuh md6tiSe Jctuce i'm
Sr" unp Wu6lanhe baten, InD um rieie in gc=
bOrt9er &ntfernuug bnlten gu EGunsu, muB
SranFreth lttts cine grUbs Iruppenmnht in Be
rritlSaft baIten, UNI cine ioIde t9etl8 an BEN
beorp9tsn Srt Su ferben. tGeiIs abir au@ nm
tstre SeinDe ramit Fiu3Uihi!6tern. gGie Wei
Sruppen blriten pemnoh 6ranfrGih, bic co III
entbebren bate, uho nit Dencn r8 un1 eine ma
terieue 9jIfe errihofen f6nute2- lebrrtaupt,
1T 8rantrei& in Dem 8~eBcnpdrtiaen ,3ettgunf,c,
ubme ietnen eurOpdti&eu Sntsrrltn @iutro9
tbun sr molten, fGbi9, ister cen ScsQn uue mt
ieiner Maht Az %belfen?. Dteic 6ra9tn bat
6ranfreia ieIblt nit cinem ~belimmten geiu
b%eantpUrtet.
Don Oisricp f6nrcn iuir feline materirur 6alfc
e%rpartcn, mel! Mericc 'eIbR nod njbf Q]corcnrt,
Die nehe &e9icrung erIt 9tube unO . pnuna I'm
SnlanOe G~erlte0en mug. rbe c6 in Der ~au8w9rs
tisen Dplittf %bsiCnOere Saritr t5un fam.
gEeun Sr%antret8 un6 aber feline mateyicle
9Glfe lei fen tann, mos will Is iiber6oupt tbur II
Dieie 8ra8e wcuen mir bier gu bcantmurtcn
osrluAsu. !
NapcIeOn Sat 3peinal ben Geriu6 grmo6t
@nslano gu bews8en, tie CONFEDERATION on;r<i
e%rfennen. Sste8 DIAL ntBlong perlel6e iepod.
8ir wifen abrr, pie 3aGe gta9olsOn 1T, DER
ietue etnmal sefaBten 9lGne nt6t 10 letht aufs !
9itt, uno mir p%enfen, DaB or mil. @n0lanO BE-
rsit1 in eiaem fir uns s%inRtaen GinDufGns-!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11
,I.r NlMrLMt an Stcn.r 49,.

IN &cniG6 tt.ty an Iltcn 5onuor 1S,5 r,r7...
S SC,, SH 9H9 eomcsiS. pcroc la spn, I5lrn his I ,,n
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b. NV Nh T ~ 3@u ,iir.lrao fin, I'm nm rCu 6ayYttttioct
tl %5ju8 MN 10 grcccEt gellatttt i} II y" " IL" ''''t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11
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Gur T~5itslicorr ,iacr b~icfQcn WiIi;. 6 cmns,ri, ynor,o,
Ste.HIrircicr Griubt, I'M ac9cn outr 2Sc,obI,Fr SEN W. -,
Ht'gt Gs.lt10'n N nrrgfr Star iu u6cru:bmcn. 6rfrSnf
".NIIEGNCt WeAtN ~ acf. IN Der SfTcr n on n,.in.nal
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-11
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in n Siior u M st,n @nSl 1861 trd9t Hnc bc barb snnb'sr
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49, SCI S ! %3s ecntooerire 0iTjicre un6 SSISigt," n"'$ Ss
MY S'a LttN SUM 1851 b.t Gsta @oint' "a I', S,"S' f Gt
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qua GiS"l'icn. ol an i.gc-C q. en- GIas az 90 y 80 u.
tr T - ""i s"le.t i'%''ae3tbtn purotn, lino ;gsr " !, s cr
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an 4irr Salt 1863 u 8,f5brr, -, I'm" W. NN4 nc
Gl'''Er ~"o SStS1tn taT'n m%beMlfcn NIB. ion6srn nnr
'V'' hs0e0 fHo att fr ~'rt2Haeo ef:art marctn. "'"''''
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

preachers are the only speakers who can find heari
ers. Or. Deems ceased awhile from his labor Of
love to exhort the Seniors and their associates to
cultivate first and last universally and contnueusi
~, love to God His text is to be found in Matthew
90: 81, IS. Dr.. Deems is too well known in North,
Caroline to requirea description Of his style for
the readers of the Standard That man must br.
steld in head and rocky in, heart who can sit unin
terested or unmoved before him as he reasons or
Righteousness, temperance, and judgment to come.
When our preachers thus leave politics to the poll
ticians and set an example to politicians to leave
preaching to our preachers our land win be kept
from falling into DANGER having fallen therein i,
will be rightly chastened thereby and find ready
and sure escape therefrom.
The exercises Of Commencement were enlivened
by music from the band Of onr forty third regiment
under the skful leadership of Mr.. Wyess; ant.
the good order of the Occasion was successfully
maintained by the vigilance and activity of the
Marshal, Mr. p. II. Adams. and his assistants,
Messrs. Henderson, London, and Roam. Besides
President Swain. Cows. Vance and Manly, Judges
Battle and Marty, and Mr.. P q. Cameron we're
present as members Of the Board of Trustees. Tho
Senatus Academcus conferred the degree of A. NJ.
on the Hon. 5. j. Person, Prof W. i. Lynch and
Mr. Il. Strong, of s G., graduates Of the Unvcr,
slty.. The Rev. Mr.. billiard, of the Episcopal
Church, a graduate of Cambridge College, Mass.,
was admitted to the same degree in our own UNI
versity, and A. N. was conferred &c honore on the
Rev. N. w. Wilson, Pastor of the Baptist Church
in Chapel Hill. ~
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

So. For the STANDARD.
Nix. EDIroR:-I observe in the so,calIcd Conssr-
oatire newspaper, IN Raleigh a Communication
signed Conservative FROM Smithfed, rid.culing
meeting Which was held there on last Saturday, Tor
the purpose of selecting candidates for The next
Legislature. The authoT bloatei whiskey head.
ed Chap, (f I am not mistaken in the man, feels
himself highly honored if he car. on any occasion,
ridcule the hard listed aboring casses Of the
~. There we're men in that meetias Who have
fought and bed in this war, and who detest the au.
thor Of that communication, who was the first man
that raised secession flag in the county, and will
be the last to defend it. If I aus not mistaken in
the author, he is big bushy headed follow, who
loves: corHcobw much better than, he loves
his country, aad who thinks he is above coumon
people because he can quaek; and save bis carcass
by quacktng. while his be!sers have 10 60 to ,hA
'front.' and defend bis contemplate carcass. am in
hopes, when he reports another meeting, be will at
least dignity it BY telling one trutb, and do it him
self and not get that bob tailed lawyer to brp him.
AMIGOS
Johnston Co., JuDes 1864
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

qHhf~o f1ssa CATs.-The Editors Of the Can
fsaerats and Conservative constitute part Of the
sAoso which is made for Governor Vance, 70 keep
up appearances, they now and then show their
claws at each other, and pur aud growl as if they
would tear each others skins; but meat skin to
one and piece of meat to the other-the Conser.
ratioe gets the meat-keeps them in good Ihumor.
1t is predicted, however, that they will fight over
feshless bone after the August election. Contsaer
ate if whipped, will for the land Of Boy parte
unless prevented by writ of nsersat. Confederate
thinks bone better than nothing. There gaod
bones to pick in France. These bones are very
singular, as they have an odor of naval stores.
The only difference between them is, Confederate
is Gagged and rendered useful by five "patr'ots ant,
property-holders" whose names are known. and
Conssroatics ditto by "patriois and proper hold
ers," whose names are unknown. -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

We shall get to I" Col. McRae's aoessass ass~;n-
after awhile. 1t is settled that they Ire not settled
SO the subject will not lose its interest BY being
postponed. Tho Colonel in hispapsrofths ssth Nay,
admits substantially ali We have charged. Wetrust
he will now 60 on and give Us faA account Of his
m,ssion-when he left the country-why be left it.
how much money he made BY his trip-by what
process he got the advantage Of M Sanders, and
why he left Europe SO suddenly, &C., &c. The work
might be nterlared with reflections on French SO.
ciety and government fashions &c and descriptive
accounts Of those regions Of Europe which the
Colonel favored with his presence At the public ex
pense. Such book would sell Brother G4msn
would print the book aud certify to it, truthful
ness-sdch . certificate would be necessary, and
brother German is the individual 70 make it; and
Mr.. Branson would sell it like hot cakes to hungry
boys on a Christians morning. We do not know
but we should purchase copy oorself, and We
should seek To- promote the sale Of the work by
fusing to lend out ours copy. = -
We protested to Gov, Vance At the TIVE against
sending Aessrs Sanders and MeRse to Europe
Aside from Abe fact that they entitled aothing
At his hands, feared that they were too inexpe-
rienced and verdant to be trusted te9etAer in E.i-
rope. We were mistaken. The sequel shows that
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

The ToMrlr AND TIE EAaLEs.-The most amusin-
thing we have seen lately is the comparison inst !,
tuted in the Confederate between DR.. Beall, o.;
Davidson, and Mr.. Boyden and Mr.. Warren. That
paper says: "The question Of the suspension Of the
hadeas corpus is handled by DR.. B. with an ability
that Mr.. Boyden and Mr.. Warren did not ap-
proach." This is, indeed making great man out
Of small materials. Messrs. Boyden and Warren
are both ripe lawyers, and among the abest men in
the Confederate States. This is acknowle ;ged by
every person who is a judge Of real talent To
compare DR.. B. with these gentlemen is to liken the
tomtit to the eagle Itcan only provoke smile
among the intelligent, and make DR.. B. ridiculous.
We expect to hear next that Col George Little
is second Addison
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

The Editor Of the Fayetteville Caroliniaa whe
Vance paper has been picking at us for seine time,
to please its employers. It has capped the climax
Of injustice towards in its last issue by publish
ing the Hampton certificates, with its own state
ment that these certificates conclusively prove OR
us purpose to secede from the government. We
do not ask nor expect that it will copy reply to
these certificates We ask no favors Of the Caro-
dalan-we DO not expect justice at its hands, and
we do not desire its support Touch mot pitch
lest ye be de6led." We eao get along without the
support Of the Carol;nian. That paper is an in
fsitesimal tender to the heavy and puffy old loco
nstige, 06sereer, snd is jerked and pulled in what
ever direction the latter takes.
The Caroliniaa is much pestered at the idea Of
holding political meetings. at time like this, and
was especially disple.sed at the recent Coaserva-
tive meeting in Raleigh. 1t fears nseetia9s of a
ssssshr kind in Cumberland and Raraett For
our part, we trust such meetings will be held, and
sound ticket nominated for the Legislature in
those Counties. The people Of Cumberland and
Harnett are Conservatives latter the stratest sect"
by large majority, and they have right to select
representatives who will truly reflect their views.
The Carolinian states wilful fasehocd to the
Richsnend Wig when it informs that paper that
" the friends Of Gov. Vance are opposed to these
political gatherings" 1t is notorious that they
commenced them, in the army and at home, as so.
as it was announced that Gov. Vance had oppt~,-
ton. Such meetings gotten up by Destructive,
We're held in Cumberland and Harnett, in the i'm.
mediate neighborhood Of the Caroliaiaa, and pub.
a'shed in its columns. Gov Vance weat to the
army in Virginia to harangue 1t for votes, and he
Is now engaged in the same business among the
people at home The Gasoliaisn knows all this,
out conceals it, and endeavors to produce the i'm.
preston that the Conservatives are alone RESPONSE
oe Tor these meetings But the Editor has detail
70 retail fa!sehoods to bolster up those in power
anu we are not surprised that he works hard u keep
out Oh the range Of Yankee bullets.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

Col. L. N. Keitt of South. Carolina, was wound
ed near Richmond on Wednesday, and died on Thurs.
day last COL Aurchison, 9Th North Carolina was
killed in the fight near Cold Harbor on Wednes-
day.
It. Sidonius Lemay, Of the 18th N. G. troops,
one of the Raleigh boys, is among the killed
Capt John G. German, of the I'd regiment, has
been wounded and fallen into the hands Of the enc
my. We are glad to learn that the report that
young augustus Lougee, of this City, was killed,
is unfounded He is prisoner. This young man
was unfit for the field: lie should have been as
signed to light duty. We have heard that he was
sent to the field through saistaks
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

FORSYTH CoUNrY-It will be seen by the proceed
ings in our paper to-day, that the Conservatives of
Forsyth have passed some excellent resolutions and
nominated ticket for the Legislature. Col Wheel.
er and Maj Stipe are of the "straitest sect" and
will be elected by large majority.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

The Fayetteville Observer, speaking for Gov.
Vance, violently assals the peace resolutions sub
mtted in Congress by DIR. Leach recently publish
ed by US. The Obssruer is careful not to dwell up
On the fact that all the delegation Gom this State ia
the House except tive voted against laying DR..
Leachs resolutions On the table. These resolutions
contain the only feasible plan for negotiations yet
submitted to Congress. We shall republish them
in our next, and show that they are in accordance
with the Georgia resolutions
Keep 1t before the people that Gov. Vance is op-
posed to these resolutions, and that he is for fight
ing until the last man is killed rather than permit
the States to to the aid Of common government
in negotiating for peace
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

Gen. Gustavus W. Smith has been unanimously
elected Major General to command the Georgia re-
serve troops. Gen: smith is an able and accom-.
plished officer He was compelled By bad treat
,nent to resign his position in the Confederate ser!
xise Georgia has profted by the change
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08
RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 8, 1854

Tuesday the 7th instant has been fixed by the
Confederate Congress the day for adjournment.
We shall give synopsis of the important measures
passed when they come to hand.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

BURKE CouNTY.-It will be seen by the proceed
ings in the Standard to day that the Conservatives
OF Burke are taking steps to bring forward candi-
dates, We trust Mr. Caldwell will consent to run
for the Senate There can be no doubt of his cleo
ton and such men are needed in the Legislature.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

one of them, at least has taken care Of aimself I'd
mlrably. We have no idea that he has acted di
honestly. but he has shown shrewdness and ap,
ness in business, and capacity fer charging, whic
we did rot expect Poor Sanders is in Europe hole
ing the bag, but there is nothing in it What doe.
he know about naval storesa Let the accounts b
settled The 1a~ says they must be settled will
the State Auditor. Why does not Gov. Vance Civ
directions accordingly? Isit understood that if b
does Col McRae will ceaseho support him ft+ Gov
sermon?
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

RICHMOND CoCNrY-We learn that Col Oliver
II. Dockery is candidate for the Commons in
Richmond County. Col. Dockery is gentleman
of fine attainments and Conservative latter the
straitest sect" His election is certain by large
majority
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

The New York Times Of the LIST June ber,tes
Butler for the failure Of the campaign bst~scn Pc
tersburg and Richmond 1t admits signal defeat
at Drewrys Bluff, and attributes the failure 10 But.
lar's mismanagement.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

The radical black Republican Convention at
cleveland, Ohio, nominated John G. Fremont for
President and John Cochrane, Of New York, for
Vice President