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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE CHEA
- Of Wheeler & Wilson's, IN eood order; ali
pressing machine for taiors' use, cost So, will be
Tor 40, 80 sands II, Brooklyn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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The Remarkable Properties Of Browns
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GRADE NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE WORKING WOMEN
~ PROTECTIVE UNION,
No IL Chambers st- New Iork- -, lsoI.

" PROTECTIVE UNION,
No, IL Chambers a. New iork- -, 1854
The civil war which has desoated our land, and turf
ed happy homes Into houses Of mourning, ht
women Of this city, many Of vhom are nov makin
thi Army SHIRTS rER DAY At .iX CEHrs A t1knf
10 me inadequate compeneetion pa'u tor fem q,
Dor the Working " omens Z elective Mon
origin. he As-ocla'iou cuusists " number" 4 81
uCNViCnt ltiic- and gentlemen, hoec sym pathios IL
been enlisted aud " ho voluntarily give their TIM
and moucy n prom0ie institu ion that will 10 q
p cticai teaott to the working women oi New Ior
City.
the cstabismAcut OF Rcriss., s'stenl- who. oby ~
macs ma, he assisted in oDtdiainl cupio ment, al
to secure them les protection ~ aust iaud, Hee
itis aiso an object Of the 1rs tuition to discoye
new AMI Appropriate spheres o. employ ment tor VT
msn. In d, partineuts not now occupied by them.
We earnestly appeal 10 all good citizens, more -,
pecially the adiat, to assst us ia maintaining an
| Tanizaton intended TO benefit and encourage the
| own sex to labor iOi livelihood.
| LAptLs oF Nrw YoRK AZ the cold weather
prunrh \ will YOU rcineIucer the friendlc',
| ins gifi Thousands Of doilne are raised Tor OIL
| bauo VIOLENT puftu-e., and must che, who works
quvut iioin hAfpast seven an the morning III nc'
~ that time In the cvcninr We Il 70 rtrugflc va
| out that syrnpithy ami support which God, la his
unite mercy. has blessed you with the power TO giv
| Contributions 10 the iund either In money,
good, OF ptoviriots viii q sladly accepc aud
b, sent " the TREASURER, NJ. ;. Beach, ks, sur lh
| OF No. ~ Chamber IT. 49,
II ANY lady desires 10 aid the COMMITTEE by svi,
will he able 10 obtain ufther information By applyt
10 the sursitntendont At the rooms OF the mon,
| IL jhambotrstreet.
| During the last nine months the Union has A.
| more than N ee thousand women envoy inent in
various ,ndcs anu cailin-s eYametat'd "a .he iollo
ing LET. Pc SONS in want Oi operatives VIII be iurnif
.Withih tn same time nearly thee hundred dolls
| has been cUuec' ei 10. deitauded working women,
The money colIcc ci In Gums varying from TIVE
| E-tve cents to thiIty tive dollar. 70
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PUBLICATIONS.

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07
For the Standard.
Conservative Meeting in Burke.

At meeting OF the Conservatives of Briadletown
district, held at VIM. CowanS on Saturday the
2Sth May large crowd of ladies aud gentlemen
being present. MIR. R. Jackson NcElrath was called
TO the chair, who explained the OBJECT OF Tie lheet
log in few brief anu appropriate remarks IL was
moved and seconded that u committee be appointeu
to prepare esoutiOnS for the action OF the meeting
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen,
Mr.. Jesse Fisher, AIR. JAS. IL. Thompson, Lieut. y.
4. Seals ami Lieut.. U. y. DIukson who retired anu
u q short time returned, and reported through
their fO enan Mr.. Thompson, the loiOwlng resoiu-
lions which Were red aud unanimously adopted
ReS0L0ed, That We are devoted u our principles
as CONSERVATIVES, and that Tc wilt support no iii'n
for Governor or the Legislature who Is not Con-
SeTYaIiye " alter the SLr7Iltest sect -
RGsOtred, That IN our opinion there was no he-
ceSSty for the suspension vi the. writ Of hdoeaS
corpus in this State; that our people arc true to Tue
South of their own accord, aud do not need u DC
forced to Le so aud th.t-w hereby request oui
RepreSentat1 &c Ill Congress tie Hon. b. D. Uai.hsr,
Co use all hi elfJrt to procure The speedy repeal OF
the law suspendng SAID law.
kesoired, That We agree With Gov. D.oWn oil
Georgia aid Vice PIe-ident Stephens, mat tne
blood Of hundreds of thousands may } ct De spit,
and the will not yet Le Terminated hy loice u
arms negotiations VIII finally tel mlGatelt the Zen u
the Statesman mo:e pUtenC than tie sword VI the
warrior, must do what the latter has failed TO do.
Resotced That in w. W. Holden We have G0lu
and fearless Champion of civil liberty and Conser-
galve principles and that ne 10 Our hrst choice tor
GuYvruUr. We believe that Ii elected, as We trust
and believe he will be, ne will prove true 10 civil
liberty true 10 his State, true 10 the people and
true to our gallant soldiers and true to CUnserVa
tive principles, aud We will support no man Tor the
legislature i'll county who is hot his Outs poheh
Supporter lUr Governor.
Isy0kreG, That re nominate our friend and lei
low-ctizen 1t. LassOn A Taylor, 10 represent US IN
the House vi Commons, and do most respectfully
recommend him " our Conservative lrenas
throughout the county OF Burke.
ResOk0ed That Mr. Tod L. Caldwell is our first
choice for Senator from this Senatorial district
composed Of the counties of Caldwell, Burke and
Mcdowell, and that We will give hln our most cor
dial support
Eesot5ea, That the proceedings OIL, this meeting
be pulished in the Standard and Progress.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet again
on the first Thursday in August next at the dIler
ent precincts in the county, give the Conservative
ticket an overwhelming majority in this county.
H. JACKSON MCELRATu,
June 3D. 1861. Chairman.
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thigh Green Phips leg severely Jesse James Wis,
Ransom Pool MORALLY since dead Thomas Whitaker pooy
by She'll W h Caydin hand severely.H r.
Co B-Iieut Jas Bunting ComPanaiTng. hlit go
private Thomas Bunting. Wounded Staining nYrO
Co C~Capt David Davis Cemmanding. Killed
None Wounded sergt Grant arm severely, prlyates
D Smith spine danssrouSy,s H Horn head dangerously
cc f@lis pagsf ROBERTSON g. ied
Private Brock fIFsuhded q g Robert son sue
severely, private e, thighs 09eWaFG grG'R
Co E~ Gaps s Siaesls, epnmaudipg skilled Ngnf
WGunded-Prigf'ss ,t g2gn he" dangerously SoS te'A
Co F-Ga,4 -MSJr RssAssTy. Comuiandin6 Kileas-t1
Npne. Wuunded-Segenl Stanley arm Pr 81
Lyons arm John Siminpgsjag severely James eatner
nS Goo GYEcast 5BhskneF accmmandingt Killed =
Private Samuel, spats dul aedE-Ffisats g. Garner
ZOOS and ale not gito6 BY OOrrespoqdentl-
EDS. - & -.;4, = So So, u z y.
Co K-Lieut Jno Massey commanding. Killed, nome
Wounded Lieut. Jno / Massey shoulder dangerously
pTya,es Il Greeeh thigh Tree nngedT. 81
This regimen with the other two OF Martins origade
9th and 42nd) we're the first troops TO reach the ene
works in the charge of The goth inst and behaved with
such c1nspicu gaiantry on the occasion as to WIN
atcrng notice of their services from our uVSon
commander, Gen. r. r. Hoke
THIS statement desire yOn to publish, MesSrs Editors
iuasmuch as Virginia brigade supporting us 500 yards
in rear have attempted TO appropriate those lares
which were so nnbiy by own troops NORTH Caro-
naus aud to whom the honor OF the victory gained al
Hewlett. farm on the goth inst. justE belongs.
Reca pi,uIaton-KIiIed Z, wounded IT, missing 2 TO-
tai %. ..
Eight companies of the regiment present, mount
ing S9 and officers We captured the guidon OF the
1880 j. STUART ARMIsTEAD. JR.
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GEN. ROBERT E. LEE.
81 Progress please copy.

In the course Of very interesting article on tie
"Great Battle Fields Of Virginia, the Sentinel of
Yesterday, takes occasion to pay the following
tribute the beloved chief who has led our armies
through nearly all the that have been enact
ed on the soil of our State:
On the 3lst of May, 1862, Gen. Johnston was
disabled by rifle shot on the battle field of Seven
Pines. The next day-ust two years ago-Gen-
eral Lee took command. Two years How LORq
they seem to have been. For these two years Gen.
Lee has led the great army of Northern Virginia.
No man can know until the records are uncovered,
with what diSproportionate means he has accom-
plished his great achievements. He has had no
controversies with his government He hG; in-
dulged in no murmurs. do the best you en- for
mel will do the best can with what you give
e,"-thS has been the sentiment upon which he
has acted. All through the great battles of thu
Chickahominy in 1862, the great battles of the
Second Manassas, the capture of Herper's Ferry,
the battles of South Mountain and Sharpsburg the
great battles Of Fredericksburg and of Chancellors
vile, the Pennsylvania campaign, down to the
mighty engagements yet unconcluded with General
Grant, this unmurmuring patriot and glorious
leader has fought on labored on, with undated
and untiring zeal, for his country and her cause
Even he is in the perHS Of the battle watching
over his men like a father, and leading them like a
hero. Is there a heart in the whole Confederacy
that is not sending IT'S aspirations to Heaven not
only for continued victory on his arms but for bis
own personal safety and happiness {? Not one
Consider, too, what versatility of talent and of
policy Gen. Lee has had opposed to him. In his
two years of campaigning, he has had to study the
whole catalogue Of prominent Federal Generals, and
adapt his own measures for their peculiar IDEAS.
The cautious, ambitious and willy Mcclellan, whose
genius made the Army Of the Potomac; the brag-
ga-t Pope, the gifted Mcclellan once more; the
weak Burnside; the hot.heade1 Hooker; the pru-
cent Meade; and last, the famed U. s. Grant,
with the laurels, won at DOnelson and at VickSburg
wreathed around his brow; have all in succession,
been sent against him, each at the head of an out
numbering army Lee has stood at his post and
fought and hatfled and defeated them all. "What
surprises u.s. said Yankee prisoner the other day,
what surprises is, that Gen. Lee has never
needed to be relieved 1t has been Lee all the time
We have sent against HIM many of our Generals,
bat none of them have been able to out-mannuYre
him. He is great man" And we'll might the
man say so; and grateful should we be to the Pro-
Whence which raised hin up for the great OCCASION
and EaS preserved his life and his health.
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casaaltiss in eoiid01,s cavair,y BTlsa.sde..
HBo'RsN n. G. CAyeIRF .BslGADE,

A'4'asN G 0 NJ r .RSseADn'
List of casualties in North Cavalry brigae while IN
pursuit of Sheridan and his raiders On he 18th and 18th
inst: -. e" 10y .
Brig Gen B Gordon, wounded in'elbow. -
y FIRST NORTH CAROLINA CAVALRY a.
Field and staf-c " H Cheek wounded in shoulder
Company A-Woandcd James Ray, left leg fractured
iBklsS GeFl L tasster,. buger W Bryan, Pri-
vsIs II 81 . P,sNell - NJ
E Foster Dickihs6H aadl y "A Hawkes., mortaly Jno
Bullock sabre cnt IN fase phn Semmes, in arm P W
FGfeea, severely in. head So = siae. *. IS
W9p9asS eorRs sPsE lefsde prizs Bar
f-KISed: GoSpl B 3 dfready and private A n Whaey
Ried DE- = NV WOUNDED u Knsand arm
fracthrsdf PassuOre, elbow d Johnson Leg Missing :
Z D.Mfssing CaptJ Blair 80
/: - SECOND North MOLINA cAyALRT..
Field and staf E;II Adj Worth ;una.a n
Ledford, arm; Best. foot.
D-Wounded: j Stone. --.
E-Wounded: Jno Bats, in foot Woodman Eaton,
F-wounded :, 1t W Sanders. thigh; privs G D
Wealherly, fracture of legj McClintock and 6 NewaU
shoulder + . - .-
H-Mssing Lit W Ivey. Wounded: G W Johnson,
K-Tounded Prvs Roberts, W Tilley.
FIFTH NoRTHCARoLINA CAVALRY
Company A-H Uunded-GastOn Baldwin Harvey
Harrington, mortality VIM Hybert, Rose. slightly.
Jno S Hill Woundsd@sgtJ sTayiOr, prYs Jno. Jones,
N Bearnan, slightly u,O;;f,
C-Mou nded-Lt Patrick, slightly prVs 1t w Smftn,
l. Goodrich, slightly.
D-Wounded-Prvs A Delaney, C Moore, Jno Tay-
Tor, martaly; A Wall, thigh II Watson, hip; VIM
Watson, hand; Williams, hand sgt Busic, PRIV Jas
Smith, slightly; VIM Ray, Jno Barber, severely
Sparks, sabre cat Stephen Moore severe Lit Watson,
slight
Observation-Disclosures R Il Atwater, hand Jas Rem
ney, arm.
T. F-Killed- " L Miller. Woupded-Lieut Glib,
sou, arm; priYates Davidson, side; K Carr and
Frederick. .--'
G-WOunded-Corpl May, slight; sergt Harrington,
slightly; private Gunter, severely.
pro RS ca paSr,. tbgb
Howard, F Williams, leg; McCleanear, face Mar
tn head. Missing j B lloldman.
f-WOunded-TS McNeeIy slightly.
XIV ounded-Corp Cameron, shoulder; privates S
Null, side; VIM Little, head.
| D-Missng-JUnes Grogan, @ Grogan and Or
del JAMES 5. GAINES,
A A Gen
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APPoRTIONMBNT OF HOSPITALS,

In and IroWnd Rc md for the separate acep podqtion
ofhts sic4 aGd sOoundst from different Suites.
Soldiers of Maryland, Virginia Tennessee, Kentucky
and Missouri are at Chmborazo Hospital, Eastern tem
of Broad street. Church Hil)
Those from North Carolina in the 3D. 3d. 4th, 5th and
9th divisions of Wnder HOita Northwest of Hollywood
Cemetery.
Those from South Carolina the 4th division of Jack
son Hospital, Southwest of Winder Hospital.
Those from Georgia The st and I'd divisions of jack
Hospital and lst division eff Wiuder Hospital.
Those from Louisiana at the Louisiana Hospital West
terminus of Broad street. and in Sd division Winder Hos
pita.
Those from Alabama Mississippi Florida, Texas and
Arkansas in The LIST and I'd divisions of HOwards Grove
Hospital on Mechauicsve Turnpike.
Confederate Unapprnpriated Hospitals Robertson
Hospital Main and Sd Streets Receiving and Way
side Hospital corner 18th and Grace Streets Small Pox
Hospital, near Towards Grove.
Prison Hospals-General Hospital No. Is and General
Hospital No. u, corner Of 25h and Cary streets.
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But he would not omit now to urge upon the strait.
out conservatives to be and go to the polls and
disabled and let them vote. In other words,
"spread themselves to elect strait out ConserVa-
tive Governor and Legislature, in August next
On motion of ID. il. Starbuck, the thanks. OF the
meeting were rendered to J. P. Nissen, Esq, DR.. Z.
Kerner, Col. j. f. Matthew'S and Sheriff Mastin,
for their conservative and faithful discharge
OF their official duties.
On motion, tie proceedings were ordered to be
published in the Peoples Press with request that
the Standard Progress and other true Conservative
papers copy them. -
F. On notion the meeting Adjourned.
JOSHUA BONER, Chairman -
J. H. sToLTz' Secretaries. +.
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For the Standard
June I'd, 1861

Mr. EDITOR Il had the pleasure Of being par
ticlpant in the meeting held at Mr.. William CowanS
on the 2Sth May. 1t was composed CT the bone
and sinew of the country. The best Of order and
good feeling attended meeting every one thought
it was good to be there. a committee OF three
was appointed by the Chair to wait upon Lieut..
TAYLOR and inform him of his nomination. In few
minutes Lieut.. Taylor appeared upon the stand and
IN a few appropriate remarks accepted the nominal
ton, Cthough with great reluctance said he thought
there were men more fitting for the high and I'M
portant position, nevertheless, if it wes really the
wish of his fellow Atizens, Gf elected,) ne would
serve them faithfully. He referred to Col. Etwins
nomination as being at the hands of w. f. McKeS-
son and ". w. Avery, Esqrs., which is certainly
So Mr.. Editor, and said lie preferred meeting Col
Erwin on the stump, to speaking when he was ab-
sent Sickness prevented Mr. caldwell from at
tending and addressing the meeting. But, Mr. Edi-
tor, notwithstanding Mr.. McKeSson's bomSast and
large wagcrs, (Which he expected no body to take
we expect to elect Lieut. Taylor by handsome
majority, and when you hear from old Burke after
the fourth Of August next, you will hear of such
maj0rlties for W. w. Holden, Tod r Caldwell and
L. 4. Taylor as will astonsh the Destructivcs, ard
such a victory will have been won that the noble
and patriotic sons of the old North State from the
mountains to the seab ard, will rejolce and be ex
ceeding glad. More anon. BURKE.
June I'd, 1864.
pfDOpeSS nlnoCn
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IA GYPTIAN coRN--BoNA Eide oIm

IL PRO QUO The subscriber offers to farmers
the country the EGYPTIAN CORN which nnn .ggT
found to Iipen planted The first of July If
limated from its very prolific qualities to weld 2oGb
els per acre, and weighs, by sealed measure sxtvs n
pounds to the bushel This Corn was produced from e
procured direct from Mr. Jones' Consular Agent d
" on his return from Egypt. N'ec'
1t needs different culture from that of other var
and in the South, two crops be raised in one sao
the same ground 1t grows in the form of a trea aI
twenty-five have grown upon one stalk and will s
age from five to fifteen. For domestic use it is unnaI
leled. When ground and properly boed it is equal IN
color and fneness TO wheaton -four. As forage cTon M
sowing in drills broadcast for early feed there e y
kind of well adopted to mich cows and nons b
will yield half the value in stalk or corn -'
Itcln be successfully gswn in any State
give The most satisfactory references that the %
is in every respect what represent it to be- and fnrI
am The only person throughout the country VINO bas7b
variety Of Corn Having secured a quantity am now
able 70 fill al orders for those sirous of testing it
To any person who will enclose in letter. Five Dollar,
stamps currency, directed to me- will send postage
paid, sufficient Corn to produce enough to plant The Al
lowing year. from twenty to thirty acres Also direction
for planting and cultivation.
ANY person who will get up club of Eve will receive
package gratis
your full name, postoice county and State, writ
ten plain that errors may occur.
Address FRANK Z. G.. LINDSEY
Ravens Nest T. o.
Washington County, Va
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Pass IN FRANCE.-The attem to procure the
liberty of the press in France, though strongly
urged in the legislative body, mas proved failure.
The Emperor's determination was made known at
the end of recent debate through the president of
the council of state, in these words: 1--WE do not
believe, at this hour, and in the presence of the
great duties imposed the Enper or'S government,
we can consent to any modification whatever in the
existing regime Of the press" -.
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The Savannah Republican, says: The Emperor
Macmillan was at Havana on the 14th instant, en-
route for Mexico, aud has probably reached Vera
Cruz before this. Mr.. Preston, Minister of the
Confederate States 10 Mexico also there at that
date awaiting the departure of the Emperor.
The authorities at Havana were quarantining
all vessels from New Orleans, on account of the
prevalence of yellow fever at the latter place.
= These facts we learn from citizen of Savannah
who has Just arrived through the blockade.
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An officer writing from Lees army to the Richmond.
Sentinel speaking of the recent battles in Virginia.
says that the principal Development which they
have made, far as Grants taetls are CONCERNED is
his utter disregard Of the lives Of his, men He
masses and attacks on small fronts, and in conSe.
Quence nearly every ball finds its man. General
Lee seems, TO haye perfectly understood his nature
from the first and determined to let him charge.
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]. STUART ARMISTEAD, JR.
Ist Lieut.. and Adj't Goth N. c. I
ao1h Rcgt. N. G. ~, Col. r. b. Parker.

3Ulh Ncgt. NJ Cs SOis u
List of killed and wounded-during the late battles in
n orthern Virginia. Oh. -. -. a. =.
Co FAKIed-Ls c. & HarrelT bal passing through the
head orderly Sergt W Whitehurst shot through the
head Private Thomas Price, suOt til cough the head
Wounded-Capt W NJ Moore, under the left breast,
1t Eagles above knee, leg amputated; 1t Moore,
back and abdomen Sergt Watson on left leg, Sergt
Cherry, sho; through le eg Corporal Reddin Pittman,
Private Iur CESS in hand Bell, in right sids, Crisp
left shoulder Theo Eagles 10 arm, Edwards in thing G
T ilarrell in head, Johnson in ann, Lewis, in neck
Phillips in arm, Wammaek, in bowels, Webb. in head
Langley, in arm Baswel right shoulder, Levi WLston
Col + NJ Parker, slightly wounded in the head.
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A Confederate soldier from Davidson county, nam
ed Hicks was instantly killed on the Railroad near
Thomasville, Saturday evening, by attempting to es-
cape from the cars while the train was running
lie hal been convicted of sone offence and being
sent here for imprisonment. He WIS caught un-
der the whe-ls and uangled in most shockin G
MISUNDERSTANDING Wdtc.mqn
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MOTTO E.---WALTER "A. THOMPSON

IA L y Il 49, " ALI Elk A. IdOMPSUN
IL will leave Greensborough and HsborOugh on the
18th instant for the army Of Northern Virginia Persons
desrous sending boxes have them at the depot the
day before, marked and Wei ghed.
Lint and cd neI are in great demand in anticipation
Of the coming battle above Richmond he appeals to all
who have either of these articles forward them to him
by that time. All that be obtained will be needed
W. A. THOMPSON, Agent.
Nay H. 1864. l9-td.
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The following resolution was adopted unanimous
ly at the city Prayer meeting, Macon Ga:
ResOLoed, That the Christians of this meeting
request the city editors to send forward as press
by telegraph all the land that the Chris
tianS of Macon, Georgia, ask their brethren every
where in the Confederacy to unite with them in
prayer for our country daily, at o'clock, P NJ.