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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-03-07

The election for members of the Legislature of
Virginia will take place on the fourth Thursday ct
the present month.
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Report of the eSyperiateudent of noaecr;Dtion.

1''PV7VV U V730 0o0p9TtHIeH0eHl OF U0ascTlDtloH.
BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION,
Richmond, Feb. II. rs.
Hoat +Iohn g. .B56eSin1idge. Secretary ~ Var:
SIR:-Your reference of the following Resolution
was received at this office on the 18th instant:
ResOIoed That the Secretary OF War he instruct
ed to inform the Senate, with as little delay pos
sible, what number Of conscrip: soldiers have been
levied in each State of the Conederacy and placed
in service in the. field whether there has been any
failure to execute the law of conscription in any
State, by of any cause other than its occupa
tion by the enemy; if So why it has not been ex
operations Of the enemy have no: prevented"
The following table exhibits the number of con
scripts assigned TO the army from camps ofinstruc
tinn, as furnished by the reports of the command
ants of conscripts of the respective States:
ConScript5 assigned to the army from Camps of
JUstrucfjOn
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-03-07

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMER1cA,)
WGr Department,
Richmond, Va, Feb Is, 1865.
Hon. r. NJ T. Hunter, President of the Senate
SIR:-I have received the following resolution of
the Senate, adopted on the 10th instant:
" ResotUed, That the Secretary of War be in
structed to inform the Senate, with as little delay
as possible, what number of eonscrpt soldiers have
been levied in each State of the Confederacy and
placed in service in the fell whether there has
been any failure to execute the law of ccascription
IN any State by reason of any cause other than its
occupation by the enemy if so, why it has not
been executed with uniformity in all localities when
the operations Of the enemy have not prevented"
In response, nave the honor to transmit here
Wlth report from the Superintendent of Conscrip,
ton containing the information desired by the Sen
ate.
Very respectfully,
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE.
Secretary Of War.
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NOTICE.

FENHE2E WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Directors of the N 9. Orphans Fund, in this city,
on Thursday, the 9Th inst, at II O'Clock the rear
room Of the Methodist Book Store.
SAMUEL H. YOUNG. Sec. 6
March 6, 1865. Ig-td
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Let us all go to the front-A. s. Robins
TUNE, We are all going very soon.l
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NOTICE.

FE1HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BECOHE ADMINS
4 tratrx Of W J. LOugee decd at FebY session. 1865.
OF Wake County Court hereby all creditors of
III" dec 10 present their claims for payment me or
Augustus LOugee, OF Raleigh
CAROLINE F. LOUGEE
.,
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Adj't and Insp'r Gems Office,

RIcHAoSp, Sept IL, 1853
GESETAL ORDERS,
HaE THE FOLLOWING ACTOF CONGRESS IS
z . published FIR the information Of all concerned
Every person subject to the Rnes AID articles Of
war who shall procure entice soldier nt The G"ned
crate States 10 desert who shall purchase from any
sndier ais arms 8norn eOttiHg, or arg pa thereGt
shaI Don Ieg, conviction, be fined at the discretion Of
The ,nnr having cognizance of the in not
exceeding three hundred dolias and be imprisoned not
lxceedug year
fSirra1N s COOPER.
Adit and Insp'r Gen4.
HEADQUARTERS RESERVE, n c,
Raleigh Feb. 10.
ogf,;,,. JNO W. HINSDALE.
A. a. Gent
Feb Is. 1865 l4-fE-
= State papers copy seven times.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-03-07

Read the beautiful and touching lines in our pa
per to day, "A Fathers Dream of his Soldier Son."
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Communication from the Secretary of War.

In response to a Resolution of the Senate, asking
certain Information in regard to Conscript SOL
disrs in each State and the execution of the
COnscription laos.
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RsRS. MILLER CONTINUES TO ACCOM-
IN modate Boarders by the day, week, or month.
August !, 1864, a-En
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We are we'll aware that there are large amounts
Of provisions at various points in the country that
through the neglect or lneticeEcy of somebody, is
spelling and going to waste, while our army sadly
needs it. This should not be so. And those who
are responsible for this waste should be brought to
a strict accountability for it. Let the people see
this evil corrected Conservative
Through the ''inefficency of somebody" large
quantities of provisions are rottng, while the SOL
Giers are starving and many of the people are in
want! Who is ths "somebody ?" Is it the same
undiscoverable "Somebody," who stole those four
hundred millions Of dollars from the Confederate
treaSuryp
Wclearn there are hundreds, perhaps thousands
of bushels Of corn in bags, at the Western depot
in this City, exposed to the weather and rottng.-
Whose corn Is il? Who is responsible for this
waste' If Confederate corn, why does not Gov.
Vance telegraph tie fact to the Secretary Of War,
and meanwhile ta,ie care of the corn for the gov
eruinent, until the agent who has it in charge
be removed and better one appointed in his
pl&ce9 Every grain of is precious at this time
The Conservative calls on 1.-THE people" to "see
this evil corrected" The people have established a
government, and it is the duty of the government
to see this evil corrected. The people can not at
tend nlasse to suci, things. Besides 2 the peo-
pie have long sinc9eessed 10 be respected 6y the
rulers in this State and in this country. If they
were to hold meetings and denOunce this evil, and
call for reform, they would be held up by their
rulers as disloyal persons. The people indeed!
Is there any life left in the old North Stato?-COn
serUatiUe.
The " old North State" has sent about one hun
dred and ten thousand men to the war, cf whom she
has lost about seventy thousand killed or crippled
But there is life in the old land yet" She will
acquit herself qlite as WELL if her soil should be
invaded as South Carolina and Georgia have &C
quilted themselves; and the State that docs well
as South Carolina has done during the recent inva
sion, will need no eulogium. If the seceSsionists
will all go to the front with Mr. Robbins Gen. Shcr.
man will soon feel that there is life left in the old
North State"
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The patients do not ImproVe,-let US put them
on a new DieL-Joha H. Tilnner.
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MONEY MARKET

Rank Notes, SS @ IL.
Gold so q Is.
n &. Treasury Notes ones and twos, 10 per cent.
n. G. Treasury (tundabte) Notes 2 for l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22
THE, GATE CITY
LETTER FROM sD IOWA CAVALRY

- - - = t1SRsAT - y
HEADERS. Go. /, Sd Iowa aCAvALRY. J
IN THE FIELD NEAR MACON, Ga, !
IL ~.3ssE So April ed. 1865.
Editor Davenport Gazette: We hav
just now received notice that each com
pany may send but one letter to tn,
North, as this mail has to be carried or
horseback, therefore, while very anxiou,
TO write to my family, / remember tina
each one IN my commend 10 equally anx
ious that his family shall hear of oul
Whereabouts and safety !; therefore l wish
you will be kind enough to give q space
In your paper for information to all " HON
IL may concern.
We marched from March 2lst till yes.
terday 623 miles. We skirmished about
$50 miles. but the enemy retreated as
last as our advance guard marched for
ward. We fought three battles, and took
possession of the strongly fortified cities
OF Selma and Montgomery, Ala, and
Columbus and Macon, Ga. NY company
captured Ito prisoners, any quantity of
arms, the two forts in front OF Columbus,
and every man has proved himself to be q
hero; but, alas my loss has been large.
We have to mourn for John w. Delay,
orderly Sergeant of my company, and
Samuel Nelson. who were killed in the
battle at Columbus, April 10th, in the
front of the second fertilization. The fol-
lowing we're wounded
LIST Lieut.. John Veatch, in the right
side, .
William Fraser. Com. Sergeant, lef.
hand. Ifstx.s.gF,t4.s
Isaac Stevens, private, left foot.
Ernst Prnts, left leg, slightly.
Alonzo Gin Redhean, left arm.
Isaac QConuor, right foot.
All the wounded are with. the company,
and are doing well none of the members
OF this company are left beyond us. All
In good spirits. Our losses in horses
were eight killed and six wounded. in.
GLIDING mine,
AS soon as we come to post where
We can communicate with the North, the
relatives of every member of this company
will receive information direct from each
one will also furnish you full account
Of all our engagements. The State of
Iowa may we'll be proud Of our regiment.
Wherever our Colonel directed and led
US, even IN charges on strongest forti6ca-
lions, our brave boys fought with unfal-
tering valor. Ii fertilization was to be
stormed, 1t waa taken, and 10 q short
time it was ours. Of officers We lost Cap
tain Miller, Company d, killed, and Cap
tain Grail, Company F, wounded.
Having no table to write on, except
the muddy ground, you will please excuse
the impertections of this, and publish for
the Information OF the relatives of men in
this company. The Keokuk GATE CRY
will oblige me by copying it.
My love to my dear family. Truly
yours, FRANZ w. ARNIM,
Capt. Co. !, 81 Iowa cavalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

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DR.. WRIGHT,S
Rel nvenating Elixir
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
frspsred RON PsFs Vegetable xstraefs, eontaiai
eoSfiAes NJ urlsss 70 eli os tdesf-sse.

Assoefhanix ri4es from The sshesofits FIRE animal
So Fith nv does this Elixir esys
ASfh4 kdsvsasting Elixir is the result ef roodefe
the Vegetable kingdom: being an entirei,
an method cure irrespective Of all the
SiA4 medicine h. been tested By the naosfsusnen,
urn u IL Day And by them pronounced to be
oae OF thet4FsA4ea nser&cai discoveries or the s~e
o9-0n9 bottle will cure general DEBILITY.
NA-A f<S doses cnres Mysteries in females
s9ens bottle eurer Paipisa ton fthe Heart
and i.ii III d ~. ''es restores the .Aa'i.''s
Ha-Af~ds.esrss3cse- the appetite.
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ga fFw doses cure the iow spirited
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health ~ poor deiliitted wornown and Departing
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rshefe pc use efthis Elixir Essence Of life
APrfe 81 per bottle three bottles for S. and for
werd ~ receipt ofmoney to any address.
rrAe Cheroke pills and Reiuvens.
ho1 Emx!r,1eacld by all enterprising Drugsisss
the civilized world Some unprincipled dealers how.
those which they csa purchase at cheap price, and
make more money b selling. than they can on these
me0cince A. you vAAue your health the health Of
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TOMS treat all diseases OF chronic n.tue in
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liability visit we ha<e treated
luy In aiiportions Of globe by correspoi
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symptoms of their cons - Arfte PustefSce Conn
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stamp for reply. 49,. ~ -
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gan and Indiana, Who viii supply DrueGists rea
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

AHsurance Of Regularity
N Recurrence ~ the -Hs~f
WoAeA1y Period. saS
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spring from irrssu1eTsv ~ r,,,nrtrs ,h.ara-i..s.
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49, - over prft cfthe body, Heayiness ratqueriar
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80 ~ remosng the rregulArity they rsnove thecsnss
90 st1 ~ All ne .Hects that spring from IL.
OF simple vegetable extracts they eoatain
= - 70 any constitution hoveveydecafe
49, 1lIuon efihg TO substitute strength for weak.
-hf1 vnefl properly used, they never fail 70 do
80 pe ssSely used atany age, and any period
1900. IL fIRss THsEn sos1Hk, during shich the
nature ~ tbefr action would infaiiibis pRyvRHs
Information adviee win bereadi-
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t4-Price 81 pei boz or ssr lsoYs. fo,ss
~ ma Tree Of postage receipt Of price
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Oh. ". -. MEHWIN 4 Co..
- Nose Liberty street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

MEDICAL BOOKS-A new stock
WI arrived this dsy u Tie City Dook Gsers, No a.
Gentlemen Of the Krotuioa vili ealland sxanlne
the Books. fmch2f J. ~. OGDEN.
.THR LATEST NOvEL-sraArn-
Il xoas-A Hft Ronaacs-Paba1hslby ,. y. Liepsn-
colt Co. received this day tbs City Book Store Also
Bsocs AKpEs, In Blue and Gold J. ". OGDEN.
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DR. J. F. SANFORD.

'nR. J.. F. SANFORD.
hAvfnsrsfiredfrom tho CENTRAL Practice fMedi-
smes osA esge and tncgeash teW1icAl
prs1e1re, - oenn ~ - 8eo1 - n -
esessenbFacSdin thsfoifosfnE ehh nsratfon:
1sa Aiisurgical easss and ssrxicalopsrsssons.
2xp. Diesasse . TIE kysand Ras.
SAD Dssssses Of the Lsngs and Throat.
4Sn. Consultations With Physicians In al cases as
hsDe or abi Dad 1T
In order 10 promote the better treatment OF
es aad diseases Of the Eye and Ear Dr. Sanford hss
m 1n1rDary fbr sach cases vhsre pstisns
vii ~ ven cared MI and where al the appliances and
80 1sens Of used In similar Last
tutxons IN tbs large CITIES, will be iound
Having sntoysd1< twsosy ysafs iAres ana esnsFous
patronage in the GHsEAAl practice 81 medicine and
gey from ths citizens a shs this city and the
eosnty, DR. respectfully invites tAs pshlic g.
ttion 70 bis special for the frsatsst u
esrsicAi eassssnd dsssssss Of the Eye and Ear.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22
STAPLE GROCERIES,
traits, Mats, CaH eosds, &C., t.,

Fought sr essA from first hands and will be sold IT
est market rsse. Buyers viii do well to call and price
before purchasing good assortment Of the following
artclee embrace portion Of our stock1
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prices to cash customers and prompt large ana
Wellsslscted stock of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
Fr 70 the New York Times.
The EuaFh ef taslla Thuudar

A huge russian bloodhound, waich
Or four years acted as guard Of Cast c
Thunder, has just been brought TO ibis
city by Mr ) duey Murn, who 8 now
stopping at the Astor Hoas- This
hound Is probably one of the duess
specimens OF the canine tribe thai bas
ever been seen in this city Jet black,
standing over hrte feet 10 heigni, WITH
a huge bat weIl-prOpornoned mead auc
body, and thews and sinews that m tt
belong 10 a small bullock, he presents a
very formidable Appearance, aid wes
doubtless gu rlhei, Ut guard to the rebel
prison His weight is said to b. about
$50 pounds. lie was imported when
quite young for the purpose OF being
Gained TO 6ght bears, ia which amuse-
ment he soon became quite proficient.
lis owner states that within year or
so b. has fought tsree pitched battles
nth full grown bears, aud came Oft VIC.
Irious 10 each He formerly belonged
a Captain Alexander, who repeated y
fused sTOO in gold for him, and
latched him on one occasion in a bear
Ight for $4,000 The animal is said
possess an smiabIe temper when NOS
provoked. His appetiss is good, six or
seven pounds Of meat forming an or
binary meal He Is certainly one Of
he greatest curiosjlies that has yet been
npOrted from Richmond
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

"Treason must be made odious, and
traitors punished So wrote the Pcesi'
dent of The United States, aud g. say oil
who we're not in some degree in synipa.
thy with the rebellion but it is not as
touishing at .his time to find that the
same journals, and the same class of
politicians that all along opposed the
war, are now favoring universal par.
don OF oil, North and South, whose
hsinons Grim rs have cost this nation It's
best blood, and made SO many hearth
stones desolate.
In the days of Aaron Burr, our peo.
pie had different idea of treason to
what those magnanimous people now
have.
In the days of publication in South
Carolina, the immortal Jackson did not
plead for those who would have divided
and destroyed US. His ever memorable
toast ought to be engraven on every
heart; " The Federal Union-it must be
preserved" So spoke all true and loyal
men from the beginning to the end OF
this rebellion; but st this time, aud after
We have now seen the end, we must
astonish the world by pardon OF all
who have engaged in this damnable
cause.
Had that reasonable element which
has lived and been fostersd in South Car
oHua since the days of the Revolution,
been fully and fairly wiped out, we would
have had no war; but there was q germ
left; there we're still sympathizsrs who
at a later day dared to attempt to carry
out their torsism in different shape.
So, if treason be not made odious, and
traitors punished, We may expect that
the same sort Of an attempt will sgaiu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

HORRIBLE DEATR OF IIOS TAaER -
FrenehmaH, named Soulages, has Tor
some time past been exhioling With
great euccess al Wurzourg, Germany,
as lion tanner Que day in the last
month be entered den containing q
ion and lioness, and made them 90
through various performances The
pecIators loudly sppiauded Eated by
hese plsudits, SOulsges determiBed 10
0 something extraordinary, and for
nat purpose be collected IN one den
ION, lioness, white bear, two black
,esrs, four hyenae, two wolves and q
iger. He thea entered himself, whip in
aud, but the door was scarcely closed,
chen the tiger made a sPring at the
'hite bear This was the signal for a
srrhc struggle between all The beasts,
sho appeared at once 10 recover their
atural :erocitT. Soulages, hoping to
Itimidate the animals, fred tso shots
e the tiger and white bear This act
saled his fate, for the Tiger leaving tue
ear, spraug upon The keeper, hreE him
own, and began TO tear him with feet
nd claws. The other beasts, rendered
trious BY the smell of blood, all fell on
ie unhappy man, and 10 few minutes
was torn TO pieces aud almost en5lreiy
svoured IN The presence Of the horror
rieken spectators, who were now
Jserless to render assistance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

Let our friends be Of good cheer about
the fate Of the New Constitution To-
less the whole body of the Radicals
throughout the State are laboring under
meet u accountable delusiOu, il viii De
adopted by u jsrity hardly less ahaR
that With which they swept ihe Slate last
NOvemoer Fon o the hEst there was
but one point OF doubt. and that was 81
to the vote Of the German Radicals A
strenuous effort 20 induce them to Op-
pose it from n Radical stand point,
has resulted n their seeing with their
usual ssgacity that opp sition is oPposi-
tion, no matter shat the stand point from
which II CONES; aud a. they have no
fancy Tor helping rebels aud Copper
heads 10 defeat the Constitution, the
whole mass OF them in the interior, and
nine out Of every ten Of them in this
city, will vote tor 1t, and prove them
selves more sensible than some Of their
leaders, 10 the selection Of their stand
point - Missouri Democrat, 25fh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
NEWS By TELEGRAPH
81 THE Av. LINZ
Exclusively for the Journal.
The Last BaftIs en- tne Rfo 6rande-
The Ash Core a ing q IexaA


NEs YozK, May % The Herald .
correspondent gives tall particulars OF
the fght al Bacaehieo, Texas, the last
battle Of the rebellion
TIE national forces under Colonel
Baruett, we're only 800 l. star ID out
for toraging purposes, and 10 surprise a
rebel camp az Palmetto r nche, aod
vas, in the commencement Of Is move
menrs, very successful, capturing the
camp aud making othsr valuable ssiz-
ures Colonel Burnstts troops kept
pushing on driving parties Of the enemy
before them, I'll. finally they found them
selves confronted 0y ab0ui | OuO rebels,
aud were Obliged TO r. reat
Il appears that Colo6e. Burnett bad
nona killed "a the 6shing aBd only ave
wounded, but on his return sesrnfy of
bis men were MISSING Many Of these,
however, afterwards made their escape
from The enemy and returned 10 camp.
The rebel loss Is not known.
Great excit-meut was caused a.
BrowBsviile by she movennr Hts Of Colonel
Burnett's iOraging party, the rebels there
taking it for an advance on that place
The Herald Washington special says
the IS corps, under Gen. Weiizel, will
commence embarkiHg for Texas TO day
Gen Giles A Smith, Of the lTgh eorps,
has been given the command Of . disi-
sion OF colorrd troops, aud will accom-
pany Gan Weizsl TO Texas.
The II raids National debt paying
subscriptions have reached 81 SIS 900.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

TIE CAPTURE OF X N. T. HUSTER -
che Richmond >Poudent Of the
Philadelphia Inquire, writing under
ale Of the ll;n inst, conf ns the re-
ort Of the capture Of r. NJ 1 Hunter.
be account Of his arrest is az follows:
On the 9Th inst Col. McInsyre, 2Oth
New York regiment, received orders to
rrest Hunter Attended oy Capt Cas-
s-, with lor,y cavalry men, he set Il, aud,
nder the guidance Of an old Scout, be
cached Hunters residence, IA t.iOyd,
.ssex x county, on Tuesday noon Ilqai-
les esta 0hshed The fact that Huntrr
gas dining az q Leig hbors. Ihitner
oil Mcintyre followed, an3, entering
ne room where the company was azse N
Jied, took Hunter into custody, Ii IS
aid be manifested no surprise, and toll
lwed the Colonel without remonslrauce.
lie was put into an ambulance, when
le party Immediately returned to Rich
Iond, where 1t arrived late on the even
ag Of the 10th, when Hunter was placed
a board the steamer Monohanset, under
lard, aud "a late hour on the lth he
ull remained Ihere