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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-07

The RAILRoABs AND ExrRrss ConAxY.-At
recent meeting Of the stockholders of the Western
N. O. Railroad Company the following resolution
was adopted: ,,@,y. -.
= "WBsRlAs, 1t is the opinion Of the stockholders
Of the W. N. G. R. R Company that it is injurious
to their interest to farm out any of Che property or
franchizes Of their Company, to any independent
Company, and believing the r R Company can
transport oil articles over the road with Is much
safety and despatch a. the Express Company, and
believing that all profits Of transportation ought to
be made by the R. r. Company: -.
Rssolsed, That the Board of Directors are in
structed to terminate their contract with the South
ern Express Company, after giving due notice. and
that they confer with the North Carolina R R.
with the view to make such combined arrangements
with ssid road an to insure to all persons safs ad
expeditions transportation Of their property. money
and effects, over the road under the charge and
management Of their own agents and messengers" !"
The Express Company is great convenience to
the public. We think it doubtful whether any Of
the Railroad Companies can or will transport arti
cles over the roads with a much safety and dis
patch as the Express Company has done
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-07
..1r1cH: TUESDAY. SEPT. 2. 1864.

We regret to learn that COL W. Il. A. speer, Of
oe,h N. @. regiment, and 1t Colonel Bird, OF
M h.11tb N c. regiment, were killed in the recent
M -, Of Resms Station. They were both gallant
md accomplished officers. COL Spesr had just been
..d to the Senate of the State from tho 44th dis.
trict.
Reaus' Station, show the determined vaior ",tn
which the North -Carolin. troops charged upon the
enemy. North Carolina is conspicuous in every
h,t,1e She is, indeed, the keystone OF the Con-
ss,,.rste arch. Party feeling nov dictates that the
richmond press should do her justice and at last she
has Justice at their hands We do not care what tn.
motive is so they speak of her As she deserves, and
ce.se to indulge in the sneers At her loyalty and the
.a,lanry of her sons which formerly characterized
their columns
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Is this S0f
The Confederate of the Slst August says:

The Confederate of the Slst August says:
1--WE take this opportunity Of making note OF
another thing, gross, unmitgatsd evil. 1t il the
habtual employment in the local Offices Of men who
are fit for field duty. One sees them every where.
In the enrolling Offices, to begin with. Does Gen
eral want a clerk! He will take the primmest ard
heathiest young man he can find. Does the Adju-
snt General need Bureau assistants7 tho Quarter
Master, Commissary and all the various depart
nen,s? They find them among the young and able
boiled far too much. While our army is hard
Pressed, worn with constant, laborious, wearying
dutes its force reduced and the duties of each
soldier increased there are everywhere to be found
hose who we'll fit exempted all the war, and
Kept from sharing the onereus and dangerous du-
0es which apperrain to the service.
Aud what the law requires is constantly violated,
ana eVasions are made Of it provisions The Gov
ehment not to blame for this but the individuals
VIZ nGo slight its commands. And the most lament
soe feature of the case so far North Carolina is
soncerned is that the "sbade Offices" as they are
ss Salisa' nave been filled during the war by those
"ose hears were least in the cause, and are now,
~ h many instances, by disloyal men-Yankees at
heart who are shielded from the military service
wa Shade employment"
10 'nls so: Is it true that the law of the country
% constantly evaded or violated! The Confederate
says it's. But the government Is not to blame
wi IT, Of course not Who said it was? But
~s administration is: Who constitutes the admin
''"aoon! Does not the Confederate knowi
Anu IS 1t possible that Gov. Vance has under him,
III 'as shade Offices" about Raleigh, "dazoy~l
s%'"-Yankees s at hsart'" If SO, who is to blame
"' Does Gov. Vance know it2 If he does,
J, tetans such men" disloyal men Yankees al
NJ, what must be thought of him'
'us Confederate tells much sober truth about
'"u'ng the shade Offices with healthy young
especially at time when the reserves be:
i.s VII 80 and so are being taken from their fami-
e,n nelr farms and workshops, and placed in
ns- p 1t Is great evil But then these young
nor. 'eiong to certain favored families, or their
nm, ''S are Of the right stamp, or it may be they
,Il, .'i-'hat is, pay their respects most d.feren.
kh.. =" 'hsr supsriors for the special privileges
.T' p, ENJOY. Who knows?
Than are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
''eA"t OF in your philosophy"
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Johnston County, Aug. 29th, 1864.
The above appeal to absentees from the army,
suggested by the Hon. j. 7. Leach, and adopted and
signed by officers and citizens, strikes US as an e1-
ceent mode of reaching those for whom it is in
tended We trust this appeal will have good ef-
feet Many of the deserters are men who have
fought long and valianty for their country, and the
execution of such men for the crime of desertion,
or for any crime would be sad spectacle
Their excuses for desertion are no doubt various,
but nothing can justify them in abandoning the
flag of their country. Desertion is not only wrong
in ITSELF but bad policy. 1t is idle for any desertsr
to hope that he will not, in the end, be arrested
The longer he remains out the greater will be his
punishment when he is caught An opportunity
for an honorable return is now offered which may
never be offered again. Lot every absentee avail
himself of this opportunity by reporting him.
self for duty. Remember, soldiers, that your
comrades whom you have left behind, are toiling
and bleeding, and dying in field and hospital
The obligations to the country are not wsghtlsr
than yours. Remember, also, that if one man has :
right to desert all have and that if all should do
sert we should at once be at the mercy of the enc
my, and no compromise of any kind could bs OBJ
timed
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WELL TMED.-rhe following extract from 4
speech of the Hon. John Law, of Indiana, in the
Federal House Of Representatives on the 1st ult,
was severe rebuke to his abolition associates:
S1R:-It is said by way Of sneering at the loyalty
of the Democratic party, by those who never put
as they can cheat the government out of money
enough to procure substitute, that the Democratic
party is the "peace party" of the country. While
they "will spend the last dollar, sacrifice the last
man, and die in the last ditch" to put down the
- 'accursed rebellion" They are for "war," war to
the knife, and the knife to the hilt.
When Cato called his little Senate together at
the city-the fiery Sempronlous proclaimed in fu-
rious and indignant eloquence, such we frequent
ly hear in this hall -
Ny voice is still for war;
Gods! can Roman Senate long debate
Which of the two TO ehoose-savery deathi
Col Let rise At once, grid on swords,
And at the head Of our remaining troops,
Attack the foe break through the thick array
Of his thronged legious, aud charge home upon him.
Perhaps some arm more potent than the rest,
Nsy strike his heart and free the world from bondage.
The conservative Lucius replied " My thoughts,
must confess, are turned to peace" The advice
and counsel Of Lucus the special object of the
warrior indignation. The legal Sempronious, who
scorned to submit to meditation and could not brook
the idea of mediation, whispered into Cato's ear,
."beware of Lucius, be is traitor" The very next
night sempronious deserted Cato and Joined Caesar.
While Lucius, tho sdvocate of peace, remained and
bragely fought for The liberties of Rome. There is
= moral in this to which would call the attention
Of every blatant radical Of the Republican party who
is crying out for moro blood and denouncing the
Democrats.
Instead of being the snsmiss of the government,
as they are charged, they are its truest and best
friends. The worst and most violent enemies of
the government are those who blindly and wilfully
throw up their caps and cry, Long live King Rich
ard r who blindly and wifuly yield the Sic 'o1s
sie Ju6eo" of Presidents or Kings.
The above is as we'll timed for the South a. for
the North. The Conservatives or peace men Of the
South occupy the same ground relatively that is
occupied by the Conservatives or peace men Of the
North. The Republicans call the national Demo-
Gratis traitors, and the Destructives call the true
Conservatives of the South traitors. So we 60.
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The CHICAGO CoNvENrIoN.-The latest news from
this Convention indicates the nomination of Gen.
Mcclellan for the Presidency. Mr. Vallandigham
had made speech demanding peace on any terms
The result was he was defeated for the place OF
cb,irmsn of the committee on resolutions by Mr..
Gutbrie. OF Kentucky. The latter is for peace on
the basis of a restored Union.
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. seems from the latest
news from Richmond, that the prospect of an early
exchange Of prisoners is not good There are some
thirty thousand federal prisoners at Anderson, Ga,
and no doubt there are as many Confederates who
are prisoners in tho hands of the enemy. For some
reason or other the federal authorities refuse to ex
change
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-07

Subtract from many modern poets, all that may
be found in Shakespeare, and trash will remain.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-07

SOLDIERS You, who have left the service with
out proper authority, earnestly requested to re-
turn Immediately. We, the undersigned, officers
and citizens, appeal to you as friends to return
We are authorized by Gen. Leo and Gov. Vance to
say to you that if you will return eoluntar'ty you
viii not be punished Report yourselves to any
of us. and we will take pleasure in assisting you
back to your companies.
Soldiers! You have stood nobly by your COM
rsdes in arms We appreciate your past services
and We ask you to be good soldiers again. Do not
subject yourselves to the serere penalty OF the law
by refusing to return voluntarily. Remember your
friends at home Do not bring trouble and sorrow
on your fathers, Mothers sisters, brothers, wives
and little children Come to US, and you will be
w. G. G. MOSES,
1t. Col Com. LIST bat d. G.
WM. j. CLARKE,
COL oath Regt N. G. Troops.
WA A. SMITH,
Major Home Guards.
W. G. BANKS,
Captain Home Guards.
j. r. COATS,
Capt. Home Guards.
W. 3. AVERA,
H. H. FINCH,
j. 7. LEACH,
j. W. AVERA,
VI II caNnEpC
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13
jyT-d4,
NOTICE.

To James Mitchell, W Yletcber, Caendenping Or
scn Eaton, Levi Moore. 4 D W Ford Andrs~
McAuff, Admir-, Prrrrn III X Lore Co. Charter
4iebeinen, 9 H1gh,s, Bxssmsn. Stairs ef Iowa,
Chaplin Lee, Love, Bryan. Adams Cn Keokuk
Lodg. Ne i3.IoOf. X II sn,A Vim 3 /. R1dtIiek.
Collins RapIee; Randolph Leslie Angelina
BusAey. executor ~ Jacob Bnshey. dece4sad Calvin
Coats Charles Parsons Co. Ho-ner. John d pangl-
nasn, Bushey James Walker, J X a J conmAa
James Callahan
You and each Of are hereby notas-i that tfer. IL
file In the Office Of this Clerk If the District Court
Of Lee Couniy lows at Keokuk, petition u II Bar
ker executor Of I-dvard Linkiafn claiming Of rpu W
Mitchell and W ye;rher the sun * three tbou-and
s3x hundred and eiEyone dollars with ten per cent IN
Ter rest aiIRHn. PAYABLE aArnaiiy toney due on
seven psonissorr notes secured Is mortgage made Nv
you to Hosalo feyarsrr ADD sRcp assigned hid LED
yard lnksin. aafed February 18th 1875 siso claiming
aeans each a tss f1eoisr- u sairi MORTGAGE the
-snie being upon part 81 Ir-s nv and tEo fe in
block ripetyiTee tss IN the city - kec knk Lee coun
ty Iowa, fr the pnrchasc no-y Ar fartAcr aSksn Tor
sale Of said premises end general relief
And unless appear and said petition on or
before AZ the second day the next term f sad
Court 20 AZ Reokuk the frst Mondav OK
September, A. d. fhv d-snit ~in be nter against ven
aud Judgment rendered thereon prayed or in ses I
tificn- tNoBLR6 STRONG.
KeTenue stamp 70 etsl Atfy's for Plaintiff
tuiy2d4w
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Prom the Hon JUNIOR LcRD, Of the Land Court.
Sr- LOUIS Feb 2sth. 1854
j. ii. BLoon, Esq--Dssr Ssri have tried yonr Rheu.
mstisn, Neuralgia and Gout Srerhc. and have found
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think II a very safe and reliable medicine.
Very respectfully. your friend,
&. II. LORD
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The GATE CITY
sheridan's Rafa...Dsnnissn,s nat.
sh.,;s.s,.s !.

sh.rissesssd I'D i.si.i. h..
been one Of the most gala y Ashisssuentl
Of any war. From Gordossvills 70 Riah-
mond be and his heroic followers sede
afmost without opposition. Some ssbsl
cavalry hung upon their TANKS. not spsar
enough to fgbt, but simply to watch and
report their nAovefhsnfs. Ia conseq uence
Of the pasturage Of the country being
parched by the .drpnth to speh, On extent
as TO preclude the possibility Of. providing
for their horses, Sheridan came in on the
north side of Richmond. bringing his
trains to the White House, where they
were left. he moving his main body for
ward into Grants line south Of the James
River. Aas
At st. Mays Church q stand Was
made by the rebels, and one of the most
severely contested battles ever fought bv
our cavalry epsued.g In this battle the
"Horse Batteries" of Lieut.. Dennison and
Captain Randall were conspicuous. Our
troops were SO disposed that the rsbelssin
making their attack, must pass al opening
where the artillery could play freely
Dennison's and Randafs batteries we're
planted to cover this opening at such short
range as to pour canister directly into the
rebel ranks. And right CALAMITY did he
commanders of these batteries do their
work. They swept the opening like
storms. The rebels we're awfully slaugk-
tered, and broke in confusion before the
terrible IRE Of these batteries.
Lieut.. Dennison, commanding one of
these batteries. is a son of Governor
Denn'son, of this city. The guns of his
battery are historic. They composed the
famous duncan Battery" which With
Reynolds Battery, figured 80 conspi-
cuousiy in the capture of Mexico. This
famous battery has been in more severe
engagements than perhaps any other in
this war. And in them all Lieutenant
Dennison has distinguished himself. as
the commander, Tor gaiisntry end true
heroism. Ills command is COMPANY A.
I'd Regiment United States Artillery, He
was in The terrible conflict at Fredericks-
burg and at ChsncellorssilIe under Burn. /
SIDE and Hooker, and in all the battles of
the Peninsula under Mcclellan; has now
gone through the whole of Sheridan's
ralds, fighting hereely 10 every battle, and
M rebsl has ever yet laid his hand on al
single gpn Of young Dsnnison's battery.
During the late raid he saved all his
guns, losing only three men and six
horses in the whole march through yir
GINA ~ A-a
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Daniel Copson:
Hcs hereby notified that there IS now on file In he
once Of the District Court u Lee coanfy Iowa II Kso
Aax petition ~ Samuel " Miller. plaintiff claiming u
ysu fhe sum Of twelve hundr ed dollars a. ousy due on
gf prumisory ncte and the iosure Of mortgage
nade ~ you On LOT hiok A. Reds addition 10 Ke-
Lot - w + = -
And unless ycu appear and said petition on or
before noon OF the second day Of the terra u sid
Court which commences The fret Monday I'm Sp,e,a.
Der nsx Judgment will be renders sess YOU as prsyed
IN said petition. RANKIN AcCRARY
Jnnc1 Atty's for PIainffn.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

To Arthur wcloo.t Clara wolcott Vim Leighton rus
tee, chas Mason, Davis and II X Love executors Of
the estate Of Wm L Mcxisvie deceased kIisa Worosf
Francis Lewis. q McTcnaid 4 Co, wylnsn Ri d 4
Co. Henry Taylor, Henry, Lewis James ant
santee 4 % Williamson, Taylor ! Co. W Perry X
Perry, Queen City yarnish Co, Nathan Newsorn
Price, fairis & CO. Geo Richardson Long Duy,Il
kcighl-r Co Xix, Haze Go, c Ii Perry Grnneli
Jenkiss- kmrrson. enrhraae 4 o. a Miller A
Reeves and II Perry executorr Of the will IN 1 r
Reeves deceased, Geo CIR ssrn.n Yiha Turner Geo
u Gill, " Morley Lind Hrs,her, Billings
Reep Wsshington. Pegram, PAINTER Davis.
You and each II hereby notified that there is
Ale In the once of tn Clerk the District Court
tv a a Ghiste nden, James OK Cha- Psr-o,ss III
and Dale Roes Co., claiming ef you, the said Arthur
wolrotf foflows: the said chitsrden the sum q
81 500 and interest; the said Jans Cox the SIM u 81 500
and interest The said css Parsons Co te Of 81 es
and interest and the said Dale Ross Co the SUM o,
tcfs and interest money due on certain tond and In
terest executed BY yeu the said Arthur wolco
ard now owned yaid plaintiffs respectively all dated
May LIST, ls5a and payable the hons toJas Swawortls
bearer and the coupons to bearer and Of all of wa
the foreclosure Of tuo certain deeds Of trust given
said bonds aud coupons and others
Arthur "oieott and Clara weiccft 20 WA Leighton
Tfisteeone dated April sth 1s5e the other June st
lsss and l-iug supplementary thereto and made part
thereof BY Of further security and conveying the
fuo~ing Described property. to-wit Lots l. and in
block IL lot L. block ~ lot westerly feet Of lei
5. block 1s % feet Main street by fet ON Third
street being part Of lot l. block % feet On Third street
hy 80 feet deep of and l. b q being IL
feet the end OF said lot; lots ii and IL block e.
lots and s. block 5o eassetiy x of lot 10 a.
block Loo westerly "a Of ot Block ~ and II sic
pflot ecmmencinE Il 5-i2 feet 10 block ~
being II 5l2 feet Main by lao feet deep all Il,
the city Of keokuk. Lee conRty. Iowa sid petition
claims to Redeem said lots aud $ block So from sale
special execution sssaed decree II foreclosure
rendered 1T the special june ter is6 Of said Court in
the case Of Chas Mason Jas ksfes ali also sale
Of said property the extingushnent the interest q; ali
Of said debts therein and general relief.
Unless appear andansucr said petition before
Of the second day OF the next term Of said Court 10 com
nience At keckuk, the lrst Monday of September;
lisa defanit will b. entered against YOU and decree
pro coa(esso rendered thereon. =.
RANKIN a MccRARY
AHy's for A Chittenden, James Cox aud Dull Ross
Co. J. L. RICE
ialyl Atty for &. par.oax 4 "a
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Z. E!g!!AL NOTICE.

STATE ~ IOWA LEE cecsfs. ss---In the p,u,,xe,
Court ofseid County. at Keskaa '''ise'
Thomas STAFFORD, and Asry e3snard riaia,le. y<,..u
sample. sarah sample. his wife: o.thi.r,eT
weodwssd { Co efunf stan 4 Co; Asa Mayo. nix
Hale Co; BeDpHiet Hall 20. Hunt Lam u,la.,
Van yeaksn burg g. AAddosh Reid 4 AsEsrr nam
A6knem Co John y Dns. aasiEDe~ ~ Rsrn~ k~ns.
gen: Archibald Young Coz William stip,usnn pi.-r.
Brothcrs Flanders, John Lowrie, Cook 4 Lenhart
ihfe1 dAbo. - z srg1E E@z1 ~ fffHtssL tHf
Notice hereby given to the Defendants herxn aisye
nnSei thatn petlticn IN cfv action Il ~ ria III H.
eiefk sehce Of the District Court afrssaid uy verified
In behalf Of the above named Plaintiff ast YOU csIIp
ing decree against II W Sample requiring him 10 con-
vey % petitioners 90 feet ffpnf Fourth street nv feet
on the alley Of the estrris OF lots II and m In
BLOCK &C. IN the City sf kekuk, county Iowa In ac-
eordanre with bss contract therefore: and sgri~s me
other detnisas quieng and establishing the title Of De
nhoneIs ~ said realty slad~ sass saia
from any Hen or interest therein and r venerni rgrfef
And sniess apgs and make defense thereto be-
fore OF the second jEy the next tern If said
Court - cenmenee 1t Kecks,k On too lst Hcn4ay Of
septeanber D. 1854 judgment will be rendered
you, as prayed for In rsid pshtien- vr
ROBERT II. GILMORE
Vs-daw Attorney for Petitioners.
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To Sfias y Clarke:
leu hereby notified that there nov on file m the
obrruf tlse Clerk u the District Court q Lee county
Iowa nj heekuk. position ama~i g. Miller
sgfnst you aud A. IL Bruson asd David Collier the sn
81 insntJ-hxe hanrei dollars aerruat sos.
and mortgages made by said Bron-oB William LEIGHTON
aisi 1aistt l. kaies. and vh you have arw-d 10 Jay
AID also praying the foreclosure of sail mortgage on lot
sd IN hs ~ 81 Resds addition TO the Sty OF Ke,
Euk- II which seH eisiM interest.
sia unlsss spn and said petition, On or
bsFfc befD uite saond Day Of tha term OF said
Soari iss comulanees the LIST Monday II sertesn
sr mex. gsizaaenf VIII De RENDERED against yes y
pFsay d-ier. RANhIs Nc RARf
JEi'e-' ATTY fr Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

1sDC ElensAs ucs4etIasd, Pyr . o.. WIN , ynasr.
20 heMnrphy, Jpbnston& ka4Ou, chas psySons.
You Are lsstey netfed that there Il nav on de m he
IU~N, az ksskuk the petition n fhoAs Homer John
hex and Cees Tray sur1sing partpss sf the late
nsn ~ Bfo~neb Homer Co, cixiffng 81 & Rddisk
Alpae nent Er the smc1nt Of three ur iprv poes Of
sza esrh executed Febr6Ary lsfh fssa and interest
80 sssinst ~ q the defendants oreca.He u mort
es On real estate IN Mantrose Les cnfnfy Iowa riye
70 seeure sssd three nstrs aud one ether ~ ~ = I
eaes you spprsr and answer faid petition on or be-
~ - q ne second day cf the Scptemlr term 1854
Ders Judgment will bcrsndared Nv defanlt $50
RANKIN 4 McCRARY
$500 s,na s.xinf " ets-l Auy's ftr Plaintiff
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~
oes = e h@sy es9 HI thsss y sov 90 nis In IN.
esessk EseItion q nsntx =. coins ciaisins
|esSf f:xs.. 1lu1nnaffAnnE18U nGES N7lk I0TsT
dre - 4ezsoa from ecptsnber Is 1853, a. money
cioure "a " ~ soA s1d aso tysfns Ut the fore
IhnIs~s -. S- = 11A--s4--z- -
tbe .sc,J ~ ~ and defend before noon Of
VI - - Icy tr1p, OF gid Distyict Court
iude1ens -, 1 u, 1Asuaay ii 0spG1seer. 1864
IN SurfeT 80 " WI . rendered against ron thereon
|1SSss-- 49, kANkfN I XrCRARY..
rtssa xx-...Ss' : 4 attorneys nor f1nintk