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-iVH-vji r-V i 1 '6 A PROCLAMATION Vli H. A. BADHAM, ATT OUNtiY AT Xi A K. C. Jjggf7 'Otkcb Brick building near thi Court Eouse.

mm UNltTERSiTiT. a fffUIE EXAMINATION OF THE STUDENTS JL -ofthe-Univennfy of North-Carolina, will beein en Monday the 85th instant, and GontinueHntil the day ot the College Commencement, Thursday be-4th-of June. The Committee or Visitation ftr the year 188, con-sist8 of Hia Excellency, Z. B. VANCE, Governor of the State add tx njlcio GeVA'Ware, chest Winotsor, leg thigh" and hip Henry, JBray, ehest: Thos Sartain JeglHenry Cape, bact; Henry Harrison, back 1 Harrison, both thighs Corp A Maxwell, arm.

Killed, 81 WL; Hbaiobs12th N. 5. Troops,) -t' May 0.th, 183. Mb- Edito; You will please find herewith enclosed a list of casualties in the 12ih C. troops, Ff Standard.

Col. Ansnst, late Cmxnandant of Conscripta, Ernxofi: When CoL Mallett, Commandant of the Conscripts, was wounded in the gallant fight near GoldiboroV and Col. of Virgiiiia, as appointed pro lent to fill his place, there was a very gwiecal feeling of aversion against the appointmenU-We all jfelt that under Tike circumstances, the appointment of a citizen of. North Carolina to a similar position in Virginia would have been regarded by Virginia with much dislike. But North-Carolinians are a law-abiding people, and without much open complaint they saw Col.

August come among them and fill the place of Ool. Mallett Jthey witnessed his admin istration and had full opportunity to. criticise it gome of the newspapers, and I think ycurs among 'them, protested against calling an officer from another State to perform 6uch a This protest was national and natural. Col. August continued in the discharge of "his duties, as they were, in our very midst, and folj one, I confess I was perhaps but too ready to hear something to his disparagement But I did no On the contrary, the universal evidence with my own experience, furnished proof of his entire and excellent fitness for tho post.

While in the enjoyment of this deserved reputation he was relieved by the recovery of Col. Mallett, and left as, carrying with him the sincere regards of all, for the courteous, just and benignant manner which he bad displayed in the discharge of his duties. I asked a gentleman lately who had much intercourse with im during has stay among us, how he had become, so great a favorite and was answared, that lie was of liberal, fair and enlightened mind prone from his pression to examine every matter thoroughly and patiently; he did not jump to his conclusions impulsively and impatiently. He did not belong to that class of officials who set out systematically to PresideDt of the Board of Triiftees. Hon.

DAVID h. SWAIN, L. L. President of the College. Thomas S.

W. Avery, Daniel Kemp P. Battle, William A. Blotint, Thomas. Bragg, George P.

Davidson, William Eaton, Barges S. Gaitber. William Lander, Bat. P. Moore, Rnfu L.

Patterson, David ik Reid Francis Stmber, Leonidas F. Siler, JeWitt Cj Stone oseph M. Taylor, Mason L. iggins, Nicholas Williams. James F.

JD. Hardy. William W. -Holdeft. AH other Trustees of the University who may attend, will be considered members of this committee.

CHARLES Sec'y. May 6, 1863. .87 td. 100 REWARD. ANAWAT FROM THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF Henderson.

N. C. in the month of July last, negro boy SOLOMON, 20 years of age, feet 2 or 8 inches feigh, quite black, small head ana face, prominenteyes, and quick of tpeecli. He is supposed to have- passed himself for a tree boy andgoneott as servant tor some soiaier, ano DrobaWv in camp. Said boy belongs to the of Maj.

T. L. Skinner, deceased, and the subscriber will pay the above nameq reward lor his apprehension and delivery, or for his confinement in jail so that she can get him. ELIZA F. SKINNER, Executrix.

Oxford, N. April 17, 1863. 8Ti 8m. Executive Department North-Carolina, Adjutant Gbnebal's Office, (Militia,) Maleigk, May Bth, 1868. General Order, I No.

4. HE ATTENTION OF THE MILITIA OFFICERS is directed to the advertisement of Capt. Henry A Dowd.Q in regard to exchanging Cotton Yrnfor WooL The wool is needed for the purpose of furnishing our soldiers with clothing, and Militia Officers are request-ted to. assist the State, by urging patriotic citizensto make the exchange, and discountenancing all sales or exchanges witn speculators. -Militia Officers are ordered to seize all wool purchased for transportation beyond the limits of the State, contrary to the proclamation of the Governor.

Every agent of the State, for the purchase or exchange oi wooi, win receive an appointment under tbe great seal of tbe State, and Militia Officers are ordered to arrest all persons claiming to be agents of the State for this purpose wno cannot proauce sucn appointment, and have -them bound over to the next term ot the Superior Court, to answer such charges as may be preferred against them. By order of Governor Vakcb DAN'L G. FOWLE, Adjutant General. TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. Quarter Master's Department, Ralkigh, MayTth, 1'JH3.

OWING TO THE LIMITED SUPPLY OF WOOL which the State has now at its command, and in view of the contingencies of obtaining anv great amount from rn i- i x- 1 i Texas, (heretofore the principal- market for her supplies,) i iaae mis opportunuy oi announcinir to me patriotic men and women of the State, that I am making arrangements to exchange CUton Yarns for Wool, and earnestly request that those who have wool will not dispose of it to atly person, except he be an agent of the State, and acting under my directions. There will be established Depositories for the Cotton lam, at points accessible to each County, making-it con venient for those who Wish to make the exchange, to do so with little trouble. The dbject in procuring the wool, is to clothe N. O. Troopf and it is the duty ot everyp'atriot to lend a helping band in this cause Jfor while the State will strain every nerve to provide for vour husbands, your brothers and your sons in the field, she-yet relies upon the agency of those" at home to assist-her; and to do this, you muit keep your wool front tke hands of speculators, and exchange it with the State for Cotton Yams.

Very respectfully yours, H. A. DOWD, A. Q. M.

N. C. Army. 89-tf. All fhe papers in the State are requested to copy, the two preceding advertisements three times and send accounts to this Department.

CANDLES BY THE BOX OR RETAIL. AT E. A. WHITAKER'S. Raleigh, May 19, 1863.

41 ANDY, IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT, DAI ly expected at E. A. WHITAKER'S. Raleigh, May 19, 1863. 41 FEW DOZ.

BROOMS FOR SALE AT E. A. WHITAKER'S. Raleigh, May 19, 1863. 41 milCE LOT BACON FOR SALE AT J1 E.

A. WHITAKER'S. Raleigh, May 19, 1863. 41- ILII AM'S MANUAL. FOR VOLUNTEERS and Militia new edition, containing all the plates, for cash Price $10.

For sale bv W. L. POMEROY. LANK BOOKS. A LARGE SUPPLY CAP, Denny and Medium Sizes for cash only.

At POMEROY'S. TEEL PENSl300 GROSS JOSEPH GILLOTT'S Steel Pens, various kinds, by thesfngle box orquauti ty, at POMEROY'S. EAD OR RETAIL, at fOMJSKOX'a. ENVEOFES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT POMEROY'S.

Raleigh, May 19, lfi3. i 41 $50j REWARD. ANA WAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE mh of October, a negro ry WES. Said boy is very blacfc. about SO vears of 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high.

I will pay the above reward for his apprehension so that I mav set him. or for hia de ivery.to me at Oak Ridge, Guil- lord -County, U. Jan. 27, 18H3. THOMAS GRAHAM.

9 tf. $100 REWARD. ESCAPED FROM ASHBO ROUGH JAIL ON THE M2A lith of March, my negro boy WILLIAM. Said boy formuvty belonged to the estate of widow Hardy, of Green County, N. and is about five, feet tour in height, very black, 20 years old and weighs IBS pounds.

When laif beard from, was making his way towards Fayetteville, N. at which place he had been hired for several years. I will pay the above reward'for the confinement of said boy in any jail where I can get bim. DAVID Graham's Forge, Wythe Va. April 23, 1863.

85 9tpd. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. ANA WAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SATURDAY, 2d May, two' negro men, HENRY and PHARAOH. Henry is of yellow complexion, medium size, rather slow spoken, is about 35 years of age. Pharaoh is black, good size, broad mouth, and stutters, badly.

These negroes carried all their clothes, and perhaps are trying to get to the Yankees. Henry was hired from a gentleman near Washington, N. Pharaoh from a gentleman in Nansemond county, Va. A "reward of $25 for each negro will be given, for their apprehension or delivery. My address is "Shallow Ford, Alamance connty, N.

C. J. K. G. FADCETTE.

May 7, 1863. 8" tf. Office of the North-Carolina Railroad Company May 12th, 1868." Jv. pTOTICE IS GIVEN TO MASTERS AND OWNERS IV of slaves (hat no slave will be aljowed to travel on the trains of this Road unless accompanied by their mas ter or agent', authorized in writing, and for whom a ticket must be purchased of the Railroad Agent before entering the cars. T.

J. SUMNER, Engi deer and Sup' t. May 19, 1863. 41 1m. STOP THE REWARD? Try ANAWAY FROM TH 3 SUBSCRIBER, MONDAY JLm, night the 27th April last.

HENRY, a mulatto boy, aged about 18 years, and weighing 140 or 150 pounds. He wore a low crowned white hat, and a thick out-side woolen shirt. He iSf riding a large fine bay horse, 16 hands high, nbout 7 years old, taken from, my stable; and is evidently making his way back to Va, where the subscriber bought him last Noyembar Or he may attempt to pass to the Yankee lines beyond Richmond. It ggnt a himself as a servant, and says be is taking the horse to his master in the camp. He rode on a wagon saddle with blind bridle, having a hirge dragoon bit.

He passed through Salisbury, and will probably pass through Greensbbrough, Danville, or -Raleigh. I will givea. reward of 25 for the recovery of the an fox the recovery of the bv. W. W.

LONG. Huntarille, Yadk-iu Co N. My 5, 163. 87 f. Sf Richmond Examiner aodiPeiersburg, Express copy daily three times arid forward bills to W.

W. Long. 300 NEGROES WANTED. THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO jHJRE THREE hundred hands to work on the grading of the Chat-ham i The line runs through a healthy country, on a high ridge, and all hands employed on the road, will be well fed and cared for. We will hire either by he month or the'year.

Apply to us at Cary, 8 miles' west of Raleigh, oi at Haywood, or Lockville, Chatham' co'uotv, NIC. I .1 a nni-iVtrlila ra.Baltier'fti the North'fcCareftaa RegimeU in 4 Ca late Battle, at ChaactUorsviUe. Lift of 'casualties in he. First Regimen P-Ofl-fantrv Rattle of ChanctlhrwMe, May 2d and 3d, 863. Ool ino A McDowell, Field ind btaff Brateo; Priyatep Bratten, A (JaVdnef A Gerhdr, Skiniper, RQ Skinner, Troxler, A Wyrick, 0 Wrren, Missing Lt JohnBen i Pmate MSammera.

BKilIed-rgt John Pen-nellr Privates Oockenam, PJler Pjler- torn Pennel A Thomson, tfar-tin. Woin- Wilbo'rne; Privates Bron, Clark, Curtis, Easters, A Jennings, Johnson, Isafd, CoffeeLaws, JB Mattui, Moore -R Rickard, Perkins, Perkins, Saml Shepherd, Win Spicer WR Sprainhower, Whittington, 1 WitherspoOn, A Vannoy. Missing Sergt Marlm, Corpl J-E Purvis Privates Spicer and Thomson Killed Privates Gay, Thompson, WiggR. Wounded Lieuti McMillan; Sergta Herring, Mclntire Corpl Mor-can- Privates Euro, Brinson, Stanley, 0 Baker, Whitley, O'Quinn, Gay, Battin, Paco, Howell, John Lewis, Keith, John Pilkerton, Parker. Missing- Sergt 0.

Bivenbafk-, Privates Johnson, nKilioa Nona. Wounded Lt Hack Sergt A Howzer, Corpl Hull; Privates Baker, Brown, TJ2 Cates, Jno Crabtree, Crabtrce, Davis, Fincannon, Johnston, Pendleton, Turrentine. Missing--. Sergt Hall; Privates Crabtree, DF Summit Killed Non.e. Wounded Lieuts Moore, Wright, Cor pis Davis Iumsden; Privates Hoffman, Johnson, Sutton, A Garner, Touce, Former, Long, A Albright, Pedigrew.

Missing iFaUham, Robinson; A Coble. Killed Sergts Jackson; JD Parker. Corpl Joyner, Kill, Privates Catrell, 0 George, Harris, Jelk's. Wounded Capt Harrell, Lt Boone, Privates Gulick, Johnson, Rix, Johnson, WelcW, Baughn. Missing 1) Vincent, A SandeH, Joyner.

EillePrivates. Gilbert, Nordan, Wounded Lieuts A' Latham, Sergts Sudford, i.S Davenpot, "WRite, Corpl Leary, Privates Barnes, A Collins, Gray, S'eagraves, A Lawrence, A Myatt, Sjnith. Missing Wm George. Killed Color Sergt Corpl Modlih, Privates II Roebuck, Vanhorn.r-"Wounded Sergt Sallinger, Privates Guth-ernes, A Asken, MVlark, Collins, Beach, Webb, Gurganus, A Modlin, Ashby. I Killed Corpls Belvin, BHC Atkinson.

Wounded Sergt A Jones, Corpl Davis, Privates Dent, A Bailey," Pace, Robert Freeman, WoodaTd, Jas Alford, Buffalo, Mitchell, Pierce. Killed Privates Baker, A Dickens, Griffis, Thomson. Wounded Capt Gee, Sergt Carpenter, Privates Adkins, Brown, Billops, Dickens, Gciffis, Qriffis, Mathis, Pope, Shaw Wm Shard, StaleJ Thompson, Warmook, Thrower. Missing Privates Bryant, A Howell, Hudson, Mathis, A tansbury, A Savage, Brown, KECAFlTt'ITIOM. Killed, 32 Wounded, 140 Missing, 26 Total, 198 THIRTEEOTH NORTH CAHOLINA REGIMENT, Field and Staff Killed Npne.

Wound! Col A Scales, in thigh Adjutant Henry A Walker seriously in thigh Company A Killed 1st Serg Ed Jones, Serg Graves, Private Thos Tolton. Wounded Lieut Jas Williamson, flesh wound in thigh Corp James Kimbfough, in arm; Enoch Walker, slightly in band; John Thompson, slightly, in head Reagan, leg McRaeiry, in face Pinnix, in head, mortally Thps Shields, arm fractured Kimbrough, slightly in hand. Killed Private Lee Swann. Wounded Capt Robinson, slightly in leg; Serg "Walker. slightly in arm; Corp A Gallant, lungs; Privates Wm Choate, in face Thornburg, back Kimbrell, hand Sloan, shoulder John 'fry field, hand; Corp A Freeman, shoulder; Oorp Wingate, leg; Corp A Edwards, shoulder Privates Kirkpatrick, thigh; Hall, arm; Bartlett, thih.

Killed Wallace, Private Thos White. Wounded 1st Serg A McCain; in both thighs; Serg Long, knee Corp Hendrick, both "thighs Corp Brandon, arm Corp Rainy, arm and prisoner Privates Jno Allen, shoulder; Allen, chest Burton, hnd Forrest, in Holbrook, neck; Humphreys, head md thigh; Kerseyv lea; Liel. thizh: Mitchell, arm fractured; Mitchell, leg; itasn, cnest k. opicer, lace. TD Killed Privates Austin, Boshamar, Silas Crumpton, Woods.

Wounded Capt A Rogers, arm 1st Serg thigh Serg Terrell, hand; Privates Burch; both- legs; Cates, lungs; William Johnston, foot; Jones, Jones, leg Nelson, kbee; Pit-tard, arm fractured A Pleasant, head A Williams, side Watkins, leg'; David Yarboro, thigh; Tluggins; shoulder; Tilman, arm amputated Wvans, head; Johnson, shoulder; Jones, McFarland, foot; A Norman, lip-; 0 side; -Wesley jWalkins, hfp; WagstaflE; hand; Jordan Yarborough. hip; Wade, bin: Solomon, head Killed 1st Serg Jos "Corp John A Murry, Privates Wnits'ell, Uyly W3 Clandenid. Wounded 1st Lieut Jag Bacon, in hand Sef Hatterson, shoulder Serg raofette, leg Oorp Stockafd, fractttre of lV wTp wMk' in ftrm? Private FostOn, bead; Wm MThomSson. Kin tko it rtoad Levi Garrison, thigh Jas QWSmj thofi Daniel Earn. Itiv.

Jnn Shnffn thiK Jf.Shoffner,-thigh y'WmWwt, k(xi Win ijerring! thigh. Serg Boon Penny, Privates A Clomnjzer, D. Bessent, TH Fouches. Jos HodV. Wounded Lieut W.

Thompaoia, flesh wound in inigu; oerg a JNeii, groins; Jerg John Leach, Corp Maguite, abdomen Foster, foot fameS, thigh Privates Eli Hanner, abdomen; i Foster, thigh and prisoner 1 Fucher, Vhand; Gallon. hip TI Galton, hand Howard, i anri W. Hunter, arm Hester, Kur-t fueg, ICgj Leach, A Pool, knee; Jno Sheets, hand Tultoron, knee McDaniel bead 4 Killed Wm Moselv. WoundetU-Lient Atkins, back Blount head Wil liams, both legs Rogers, knee; Burgess, thigh Salter whait, shoulder Chapel, arm anu priKotier. H-JKHled Corp Geo Corp Ruf3 Daltoh.

Private Curnminwaj; Wn'n nciaA 1 cf Serg Martin, hand, finger amputated Corn ir.oxiey,auigu; irrjvaies Carter, hip; Carter, hand two fingers amputated-; A Hoggie, hand RS Hunnicutt, arm Heathcock, Harabyj arm Manx-, arm Xbas Ride, shoulder Terry, thigh; M. arm; A Watson, both hands Thos Winston; arm Walsh, hand -Wm West, I KUled Private Jai Pinkney L'ck. Woundedrf-Capt Wad, 1st, Serg foot Sergas Percell, Corp Rhodes, thigh Privates Ed Apple, thigh; Hardin Cox, hand 3 Fry, cfatet; aqua, lungs; Hopkins, thigh Lovelace, hand; Manly, -thigh Geo 1st Serg A Chance; Priyajtes Lovelace, Thos Munn, A Thacker. Wounded Capt Ooerrant, le erg lej 3mmeri, Jopf Rmsey, thih Brown, shoulder and prisoner; Oapt Fuqua, ftrnx fractured; Serg Dupreej shoulder Corp Howard, hand Com Blackwood leer Privates rHEREAS, I LEARNED WITti pain that there have been GRpi- sertionsfrom'the rnks ofour gailant anni- (Its are many persons in the country who ineitJ 1,1:11 iher. tnese aeset lions and harbor and conce -l ih menat btane.

instead of ew 'Wi duty; 6" toMuuT yow therefore, ZEBULON VANrv tneeiaieot ftorth-Uarolina, ao issue tbu orof fram fiucb basfe, cowardly and wn rnmiv liuun thnt tT.A mentund punishnient in the civil courts o1-th tokdfc ey, as well ah good and "honorable men Certainly no crime could be greater do abject; more base, than' f(lr rWardil Sute, ecjoyjng it privileges and prottcti.m l'UJe' iij 1 age.togo forth in defence of their country li tW p.ninrn which liiav Jiqtt o. 'Ji'llelv ik lhe Con. 7 to desp-t miserao'e death or a vile, and 0 urnomini mus. "lbe the inevitable consequencS. No i The father or the brother who doP it it.

"ea can irrstead of hia deluded victim, for he delibemZit annl av! 1 1 mama ia j3.uk. tr ...1 1 i aiiU 0i ei.tb the one orl I'H it ua. uoucai, umu win ever W1SU ornprmiil- '''Otr' anna ut. Pertlllt UIS nu-n k. sons or patriotic, daughters, who bor rave ureuiwuiuj great siru lor Hidenpnrln.

ari wuh even to the -third and fourth Zuonl' wretch who skulked in the woods, or the sliiu ht who aided him, wile his bleeding countrt vain for his help? Both are eneaiies tallio? 1 euiieo to ineir coRniry, neiore whom ournnn "8 infinitely preferred. Both are foes fn will "Pen will and noble countrvmen who t0wnkmdri their gallant deeds, and pounnVout hi 5 field of battle to protect thoseer rn KMd UPU bv the toe yitais of our strength. And woe nnth MPP'n. the vitals of tnp strmiftih a a die na youF aiders and abettors, when peace h0-2 maepenaence secured, these brav have deserted in the ffour of their trial sh.U hi i meir Domes' Vp it i gm ty faces by day, and prowl robb.ng tbe wives and mothers of tneir little means, while thev arp of emy, do you think ye can escape a 1" geance when the day of reoknniD2 TnTl sneuar conceal, and feed the.e mis-raW ana Riimnlnte them to their rt, 'ri will bespared? Nay rest assuedTob ani' failing eves have markerl von meir deeds, think orerjoved wife wm Ana wknifc ana Simorri years.f his absence, in the lonelf ursTfhe "uu "au ieen nis comrades rudelv eniPrBi robbed heand her children of 3 br'l, Willi 1 nnan hin I i iiftult and indignities upon herdefencel uu ueaiH Of that heroic hnshnrf lull I lieSS Of VAIir nnutar! you regret in the a- militia, the land will be fail veteran soldipi-H i "wiuuui uot uonesi iaces von will haTe aiurao-p tn raisa win act mitted to live in th lu- You if? fr be ponsmsuitd a honefmenerervwherewir.Shmyou who lacks mrp aA Pestilence he .1 wi vvui v.uttiii i ri wi i nut quali yor 1 w-ho shall voluntarily return to dhty. Th chance to redeem yourselves from the disc assurea mat no man will hnW i me kdit sgrace and igno.

luioy B-nicn you are incurrino-. Afftin imlv tntnnc i iL. u.o ma me enemy ana a great Uj glnons victory has been won. But several thLandtf a arte A i. broken front to our still powerfurehemyf Unless desJ tion is prerented our sfrength must depart from oorJ ueaenion can never be stopped while eiiW uuu iaisiaKen.sympatny or dowiwijrht da.

loyalty, ihey receive anv countenance or proteciM iiuic. m. mere'ore appeal to all good citizens and true tnots in the State to assist mv officers in nrrpstino- ers, and to frown down all those who aid and assist tliaj Plnp.p thp.Kran i.r.nn .1 i 1 1 mt ui buu i ii a rvc iin in i i me sconf auu contempt ot an outraged people. Unless the iroa ouu. iuc pun iuiic an over tne lauu arise as one man tei-.

rest this dangerous evil, it mav erow until ouranmii well nigh rttlded. The danger of starvation harinirij Tfi I VIQfiQAl 1, 1. 1 1 -v ujikimatuiug uuu apparently In, teous harvest giving evidence of ample siiunlies" In coming year our great army in Yirginfa again jnbiltiiJ over a mightv victory I am well assured that mr inJ now lies in the disorganization produced by desertioJ iKuvouoiirai 11, nry count ry men, you win out mate i vigorous effort. if you will but bring to bear the weighl a great, a patriotic and united community iu aid ofjini HU fcUOl 1 1 lS. 1 rm i i fernori Captain General and Commander-iD-'chitl All WIUIKtK WIIHrHHI.

liRKI ill kVnB lr. I natn Signed these nresentu and t-anspH iho mil seal of the State to be aflOied. Done at the City of Raleigh, this 11 th davtifSij a. iws. z.

B. VASCli By the Governor R. H. Battlb, Private Secretary. Daily papers insert one week, weeklies and sen weekly papers two weeks.

May 15, 1863. 40 wisr2w. W. R. RICHARDSON STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANI1 Raleigh, N.

C. OFFICE Oft FATETTEVILLK STREET. WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION sales and purchases of State and Coufedeialebfwii batik and oiber stocts, collection ot drafts, and anv ness connected with the different departments of theSisI government. Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sold. O.

G. Parsley, Wilmington. W.A.Wright. do. John D.

Williams, Fayefteville. W. G. Broadfoot, do. J.

J. Blackwood, Charlotte. W. Lane, Wayne County. John D.

Whitford, Craven County. Hon. Thomas Rnffin, Alamance County. Hon. W.

N. Edwards, Warren County. Hon. D. W.

Courts, Rockingham County. H. W. Guion, Lincoln County, And citizens of nfaleigh; generally. January 13, 18CS.

5 wAswfini, PLOW CASTINGS. OLDIERS' FAMILIES WHO NEED THEM, WIL ljbe furnished with 'PLOW CASTINGS at tbe oi nricf. bv ealiini? at our Four.drv l'llnrns''old stand SUAY, WILLIAMSON a CO Raleigh, N. April ISfiS. 3j Impd.

STRAYED. A LARGE SORREL HORSE, BLAZE FACE, FRO 10 to 1 2 years old, fore feet white, and fore lejs a snrunff. He is a fast oacer. He straved off between Vfi don and Halifax, probably near Weldon, while the hnisl Deionging to tne 13a regiment were oeing UarysDurg to toldsborough. Information concerningi-will be thankfully received and suitably rewarded.

ir thapMAS. Rocky Mount, C. Mav 19. 1863. KING'S MOUNTAIN IRON AND CASTI TOi'l lajA LBS KING'S MOUXTA1J 1 t9 vW.

assorted ses, suitabie fir trr alr'm rr Use olefin AO Va 1 1 nr rtll rTWM A "luf- UwVo i. ft i n-J tl ad Lids, Spiders and Lids, and Oven and Spider Lids, sale wholesale or retail, by ALBRIGHT A BAS0, Hrnlinm. May 19, 1863. 41 9n RRWAIID. OST, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 23D OF MABj mm.

h.i liih iiiiriu-uiti ranaum oook, coniainmg iue f'v recollected: A certificate from the Treasurer, o. ink Om4Ua. 10 CO irx J. Crawwrui 1,000, eight per cent, bond some $5S0 iu htate irea notes, fnndable in six and eight per cent bonds; 1 1 nunarea.aonar, tnree nriy, anu some vc-v --federate- bilis and between fo.rty aud sixty i Murrav. bo i uuio.

Bitf uauic, vjapi. tfyitu nnnar j. voi lui leers, was aiso 111. vue the book relieving me of my command id saia nereoy warn aU persons irom uauiug certificate, as have applied for a duplicate 01 iu 1 Any coucermng this loss may .1 1 cu 1 -1 otvard of -'u UC I.U 1 lur UL me OWtt'iriJL uu. i naner8 Mays, 163.

Department North-Carol'118' Adjutant' Gesehal's Execi Kalbigh, May ltn 10J" General Order, MILITIA OFFICERS, WHO IIAVE Bb pelled by the advance of the enemy, respective are ordered repor to -( Commanding Officer of the Regimental Districi, Vhey di be residine temporarily. By ofder, pf Governor Vaxck voWl 8, ti xr.ia -1 off tf Dally papers copy one week and weenj r-r weeks, and send bill to A. G. 0. sit It rAr.h.Caroli' jcxecaiive jLrepartBien 1 IT1A, in Ralbigb, May 15tb, General Order, rth EXEMPT IONS FROM MILITIA JCJ: count of disability, will not be reov Coi uptKt.the Surgeon a cenihcate enaorscu (bis rffi ik.

Wimpnt and aDproveu By order of Uo-veruor nc 0 Fo 0 May 19, I -n DUblish fSST All aairy papers ton and weekly papers two weks. Oct. 14, 1862. 83 tf. MRS.

H. W. CONTINUES TO RECEIVE BOARDERS, BOTH with and without rooms. Raleigh, Sept 30, 1862. 79 ly.

MT. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CLAIM AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC, RICHMOND, VA. rfSLAIMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AGAINST THE tU' Confederate States Government settled with accuracy and dispatch. Attends all the Courts held in the City of Richmond. Address Box 1160, Richmond, Va.

Jan. 20, 1863. 7 ly- CHAS. Hi swad. w.

r. patca. SNEAD PRICE, AND COMMISSION- MERCHANTS, 13th between Main and Car RICHMOND, Va. MavS, IffiS. 89 Smpd.

Q. A. LACE. c. m.

rAEaiss. LACK FARR1SS, MERCHANT TAILORS, (proctor's old stand,) Fajretteville Street, Raleigh, N. C. WE WOULD INFORfi THE PUBLIC THAT WE haVe on hand and are constantly receiving an assortment of CITIZENS' AND MILITARY CLOTHING, The busine8swiU be carried on under the direct supervision of Mr. C.

M. FARRIS3, and satisfaction gaaranteed-to our patrofis. An experience hand will go the Camps to take measures for uniforms when ordered. April 14, 1868. 81 tf.

rUK 8ALIS. "ORTH-CAROLINA 8 PER CENT BONDS. i W. R. RICHARDSON 4 CO.

Raleigh, Jan. 30, 1868. 10 BOLLNGBROOK HOTEL. PETfiRSBCRG, Va. TRAVELERS SEEKING A QUIET HOME AT A Hotel conducted by moral and religious gentlemen, would do well to stop at tbis house, kept by Messrs.

HOL-JjADAY, AMES WELLONS, late of Board only $6 per day. The fare as good as the market will ufi'ord. May 19, 1863. 41 fitpd. BROWN SUGARS.

TTN STORE BY THE BARREL OR LESS QUANTl- JL ty, fair Brown Sugars JAS. M. TOWLES, Agt. 40 Raleigh, May 15, 13. SNUFF! ORILLARD'S SNUFF SNUFP I IN BLADDERS.

APPLE- iJ BTS, "'Rail Road" For sale by Greensboro', N. March 30, 1862. WILLARD. 27 NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE. CREECH L.ITCHFORD.

WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CO-PART-nership in the general Auction and Commission Business, vij for the sale of Goods, Wares and Merchandise, Real and Personal Property, Our store is large and commodious, fronting on Fay-etteville and Hacgett streets, in the centre of the business part of the City, and universally conceded to be the best location in the place for our asm ess. Both of us baring been for seventeen years past engaged in the merchandise and auction business, we flatter ourselves that we can make it to the interest of parties, to make their consignments to us for either private commission or auction galea We refer to the entire business community of this place. A. CRBECB, J. J.

LITCHFORD. Raleigh, N. C. April 21, 1868-. 33 tf.

ROOMS FOR RENT. PERSONS WISHING TO RENT ROOMS IN A most desirable part of the City, can be accommodated on application to J. G. BROMELL Raleigh, N. May 1, 188.

83 tfj BOARD t-ilOARD I BOARD I AVING RENTED THE RESIDENCE OF THE late John HiKchius. Esa I am prepared to accum- daie a few boarders as eimfoi-rably olid on as reasonable terms as the times will admit of. J. G. BROMELLi Raleigh, N.

May 1, 1863. 86 tfi AUCTION A IV COMMISSION MERCHANT. STITH AN EXPERIENCE OF MORK THAN FOIB-" ww ty years, the undersigned -does not flatter himself, but is flattered by his customers, and will receive and sell at Auction, or on Commission, everything entrusted to his care. FRANK. I.

WILSON, Auctioneer Raleigh, May 19, 1863. 41 tf: flOO REWARD. ANAWAt FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON THE 7th of March, BILL', a dark mulatto negro man, weighing about ifo pouuds. He had on, when be left, some soldier's clothes anl a cap hat. He is supposed 4o be.

lurking about Richmond, or making bis way to the army, as 1 had him with me while there. I will give the above reward for his delivery to me. or his confinement in some jail ao I can get him. My address is Salisturv, N. G.

THOi C. WATSON. May )9 41 Daily Examiner cepy one month, and send bill to Cajoiina Watchman. WRITING INK. SUBSCRIBER IS NOW MANUFACTURING od article of tine BLACK WRITING INK.

This Inlc I have been mukinsr for the last ten years, has been tested by the best judges in the State, and considered equal to any that has erer offered to the public flows freely for brilliancy and pertnanancy of color, it cannot be surpassed by any Ink now offered for sale, and needs no commendatory notices to recommend it. Orders from dealers will be promptly attended to. W. J. GRAGSOS, Graham, N.

C. Mayl9, 1863. 41 9tpd. Executive Department North-Carolina, i Adjutant General's Office. (Militia,) Raleigh, May 11, 1S63.

General Order, No. 6. I THE FOLLOWING EXTRACT FROM THE ACT amendatory of the exemption Act, passed by the late-Congress the Confederate States is published for the information and guidance of those whom it may concern. (EXTRACT.) Sec. 4.

In addition to the State officers exempted by-the Act of Oct. 11, 1S62, there shall be exempted all Stale officers whom the Governor of any may claim to have exempted for the due administration of the Government and laws thereof; but this exemption shall not continue in any State after the adjournment of the next regular session of its Legislature, unless such Legislature shall, by law exempt, them from military duty in the Provisi onal Army of the Confederate States II. Militia officers are hereby exempted from the operation of the Conscript Act, so long as they yield prompt obedience to the order issued from this office. The services of Tefractory and negligent otlieers will not be considered as necessary "tor the due administration of the Government and laws of the State." III. Commanding officers of the Militia will communicate this order to the officers under their command.

By order of Gov. Vancs DAN'L. 6. FOWLE, Adjutant General. Raleigh May 15, 1863.

40 Jif" All daily "newspapers in the State copy one week, and weekly papers copy' two CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, N. Cnjnp Holmes, April 30th, Special Order? I no. IN ACCORDANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS NO. Adju'aut and Inspector General's Office, Richmond, the names of the following slaves are published iin order that their owners may come forward ana claim their property, via: JACK, aged about 20 yearai, 'black complexion, '5 feet 4 inches high, property of George Young, Jones County, N. C.

1 aged about V2 years, black complexion, 4 feet 5Js inches hisrh-, property of Samuel Woodley, Washington County, N. C. LEVIN aged about 26 years, black complexion. 5 feet inches high, property o'f Samuel Woodley, Washington Cou-ntyTN. C.

MILLY, aged about 2-7 years, dark complexion, feet 4 inches high, pr perty of Dr. Edward Haughton, Washington County, N. C. MARGARET, aged about yearsj. black complexion, 5 feet 1M inches high, property of Samuel Woodley, Waafe-iagton County.

N. O. By order ot Colonel Faraa Mallett, Commanding Co-scripts, N. C. J.

N. PRIOR, Adjutant. May 5 1868. 87 1m. T'- COPARTNERSHIP.

HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPABT-persbip in thITH0GRAP3IC BUSINESS, under the name and style of DUNCAN ft and are prepared to' 611 all orders for BNGRAVING and PRINTING BANK NOTES or other business in their departments S. DUNCAN," PHILIP CLAPTON; HENRY W. GRAY. Ji. TALOF.Y.

Calumbia, S. May 12, 59 9tpd. "(iveinVbrieade) in the recent engagements around V. L' -iw 1 TOJO If Vnanceiiorvuie xuay aa, nu pu, iou Field and Suff Killed Major PRowe. Wounded Sergt Maj Jno Cook, flesh- wound in leg.

1 I Company A Killed Privates Barnes, Hoover, A Turbyfleld. Wounded 1st Lieut A Youbt, 'slightly in hand and leg; Sergt Wil-fong severely wounded and missing Sergt Yount, left arm amputated privates Bost, left arm amputated; A slightly; A Cor-pening, slightly in Deal, mortally wounded and missing Deal, wounded atdmissing A Eppsi 'severely in thigh; Geo face; Xj Fry, slightly in leg; I Huffman, slightly in leg Howell," severely in thigh Moore, slightly im head EL Moore, slightly in leg Moore slightly in head Rowe, slightly in arm Robb, severely in privates and shoulder MuTphy, slightly in face 0 TSigman, in shoulder; Sigman, slightly in head Newton Sigman; slight-1 ly-in leg; Mark Setzer, slightly Travis, slightly in hand; Whitner, wounded and missing. Missing Frank Hedrick, Settlemyer. Killed Private Williamsi ATouoded Private Knott, slightly in head Killed Private Hicks. Wounded 1st Lieut Kemp Plnramer, slightly in hand Sergt Russell, severely in thigh; Drake very slightly in thigh privates Adcock, slightly in hand; Curtis, slightly iuarra A A Harriss.

slightly in hand Kinglightly in Land Lambert, slightly in, breast; 1 Moss, slightly in hand; Smith, severely in foot Stallings, slightly in leg; i Williams, slightly. Missing Sergt supposed to have been wounded and captured, Corpl A Word Killed None. Wounded 1st Lieut Hester, flesh wound in leg; Corpl Mitchell, slightly in hip; privates RL Allen, very slightly in leg; Jno Blount, slightly; Carpenter, from falling of a limb, slightly Godfrey severely in head A Hart, right leg amputated Hob-good, slightly in leg; Hobgood, severely in shoulder accidentally; Royster, very slightly in head A Stone, verv sliehtlv in lee. Missing Sergt Blalock, private Flanigan. Killed Brevt 2d Lieut Wells, Color Corpl private David Hamrick.

Woun ded-Corpl ehaphaan. Wbisnant, private Cornwall, Nightly in shoulder; A Cline, slight ly in hand; Dellinger, slightly in hand; Dur ham, slightly in hand Glasscock, shocked by the explosion of a shell Hamrick, slightly in Jolly, slightly in hip Jolly, se vereiy inarm and knee; Jones, slightly in hand Larky, severely in abdomen A Oat, severely in thigh Spangler, severely iivthigh Wells, slightly in thigh Wrght, slightly in leg. Missmg-aergt Delhnges? Wounded Brevt 2d Lieut Johnston, slightly in face Sergt A Montgomery, slightly in side Corpl Alleo, in head and missing private Brittain, slightly in band; Draper, slightly in back; Duke, slightly in ale, Thornton, siightly in arm. Killed 2d Lieut Daniel, Color Carpi Fort. Wounded Capt Brickell, flesh "wound inarm and leg; color bergt Whitehead, ge vereiy in Beck and shonlder Sergt JJohn A Snow, slightly in hand private A Holt, leg amputated Jno Kearney, leg amputated; Nevelle, very biiguuy.m aoaomen nooK, severely in snour-der Aboer Shearin, slightly in head.

Missing Private Branch. Wounded Brevt 2d Lieut Harper, flsh wound in leg private Barbee, slightly in arm GBR Barnes, slightly in wrist Cyrus, slightly in thigh Evans, slightly in hand Griffin, in shoulder A Pittman in leg Pridgen, slightly in hip. Missing Private Noah Williams. I Killed Private A Collfhs. Wounded Sergt in hand Corpl Mabry, severely in thigh private Benj Hamlet, severely in breast Aug Harlow, very slightly in hand ME King, in hand Wooden, hand; Burt, slightly in hand; Jas Rooker, slightly in.

face JS Moorehouse, very slightly in thigh. MissingPrivate Wa'lker. KKiBed Private Jno Johnston. Wounded Private Gay, slightly in arm J-J Jones, slightly in hip; Wm Robertson, in foot slightly. Recapitulation.

Killed 13, wounded 102, missing 10, aggregate 125. This command went into th engagement with 32 officers, 60 non commissioned officers, and 245 men, and lost in killed, wounded and missing, 8 officers, 20 non commissioned officers, and 97 men, making an aggregate of 125 lost The officers and men of the qjd 12th acted with much coolness, determination and gallantry, charging and routing the enemy wherever he could be found. The battles of Saturday and Sunday around Chancellorsville were stubbornly contested, long and bloody, but by the 'determination of our brave boys either to conquer or to die, by the superiority of their valor, fighting as they were against great odds, we succeeded ia routing them and driving them ignominiously from the field, seeking shelter, to a place of safety across the Rappahannock. i Respectfully, ROBT. D.

JOHNSTON, LL Col. Ccni'd 12th N. C. T. John Adjt.

Name of North- Carolina Soldiers Buried in the G-rmeyard near Mt. Jackson, Virginia. We are under obligations to Mrs. M. Kendick, of Mount Jackson, Shenandoah County, Yi, for the following list of North-Carolinians buried near that place.

-The families of these Soldiers will be grateful to Mrs. for this information: -Editor Raleigh Standard Sir I have made a list of the names of our soldiers' buried in the hospital graveyard, near this village. On looking over it I liad a large majority of them are from North-Carolina, and I take the liber- ty of aending yoa a list for publication. In moving ic Bicfc iimijjnaB) io piace, ineir inenas oiten lose tnr UuutJt be a-prratiucation thenrto know where they are buried Tery respectfully, V. KENDRTCK, ML Jackson, Shenandoah Va.

M.ty 11th, 1863. Stevenson, 1st regiment Goodman, Isaac Faircloth Wells, Sergt Henry Hines," Smith, J.H Gbugh, Jos Parson, A Hoilen, Jrjo Rafijr, 2nd regiment; Wm Cox, Britt, Vestal, Sd regiment Holder. A CamDbell. Dunlop, Suggs, Floyd, EJfarris, 4th regi- ment; Moore, uavia Ueorge, x. Li llardcster, A JuQ.BoWers, Hensley, Jno Dunn, Borough Barringcr, Johnson, Bryant, Miller, Frost, Henry Pence, 5 tU regiment Moore, 6th regiment -J) Pcndergrass, David Payne, 0 Rogers, Ellis, 7th regiment; Brown, lth 14th regiment Farris, 12th regiment; Towry, 17th regiment; Miller, Padgett, A Church, Holltfield, Wilson, Ferguson, Deal, Snow, Southey, Proffitt, A Roddedey, 18th regiment: Hewett.

White. 20th regiment; Cresaw. 21t regfbent; Oliver. 22d re'eunent' Pprkfnc Vor.vi I 5 lj, viiquic, iAX Eller affcf regiment Amos, Griffin, 27th regiment; Brown, 28th regiment; Maiteson, 25th regiment; Andrews, 28th regiment Wy Brown, A Brown, Thos Clarksop, Absher, 80th Douglas, 31stregiment Crad-dle, Midyett, 33d regimeait; Jones, D- Smith, 35th regiment MaRh, 3 Costner, Page, 37th regiment i Costly, Saml Jacksua. 'J Eid-son, 48th regiment Fisher, 49th regiment; Cox, 14th; David Copelaad, unknown JB Latham's Artillery.

GRAND ROYAL ARCH. CHAPTER. ANNUAL CONVOCATION WIUBE HELD IN ST. John's Halt, Wilmington, on Monday, the 1st dar of JniMt.ilSfiS. an of Jane, 1863.

TdOMAS B. CARR. Grand Secretary. 42 td May 23, 1863. NOTICE.

Zftl BOXES TOBACCO DIFFERENT GRADES for sale by J.F.FOARD. aiabHrTvN.CMy-S2,18- 42 6tpd. I disregard the law, or bend it whenever itsviews or policy came in conflict with their own but executed it with fidelity and truth, according to the views and Dolicv of the law-maker: and therefore, it is that he gave such general satisfaction. And, he added, that in his interviews upon questions arising out of the conscript law, he was as patient ana attentive, with a miod even and open to conviction; as. was that great model judge Sir Matthew Hale.

Alas! how little is he imitated by the military judges generally. Greater, so much, however, is the praise1 ot Col. August. For the Standard. VIRGINIA TRUTH AND JUSTICE.

Mr. Editor A gentleman of our State has just returned from the battlefield near Chancellorsville, which he visited to obtain the body of his heroic son who fell in the terrible charge upon the enemy's breastworks on Sunday morning. He has related to me an incident which occurred during his absence, that should be put upon record, that ou North Carolina boys may know how some cowardly anil ungenerous Virginians slander their good name. Upon the arrival of the cars in Rjchinond! on the Wednesday after the fight, ouii informant anx ious to glean some tidings of the battles, entered one of the cara and asked if there were any North- L-aronnians aboard A so-called Virginia gentleman a member ofsome committee, was standing at or irear the door, replied, Ub, yes, these are all North Carolinians. They always manage to get off with slight, trifling Such is Virginia truth and justice.

I his poor slanderer unfortunately rep resents a large class of people in Virginia who never have done, nor never will do justice to our State. They are envious traducers of a race their equals in every respect at least in truth, patriotism and mr.nly courage. The battles ground Richmond battles fought in defence of Virginia's Capitol, furnished a record which tells that North-Carolina lost perhaps twice the number that Virginia did in those memorable conflicts. It was probably so in Maryland, and I have no doubt when the statistics are gathered, it will be so in the recent sanguinary battles. I undiH-stand that the troops in Virginia from other States generally do our soldiers full justice, but Virginians never do.

It is now the 12th day since the battle of Monday, and yet, no man out of North-Carolina would ever know from a Virginia paper that there was a private from our State in the late great battles. There seems to be studied neglect on the part of Virginia editors. One of their regiments, losing forty or fifty men, will have a column or two devoted to recounting its exploits, but a North Carolina regiment, like, the 13th, may lose 248 out of 410 men, or like the 7th, ltf'J out of 317, and yet, there is a great probability that not one line will be ever published in a Virginia paper to chronicle the fact. More than half of D. H.

Hill's division, and nearly or quite half of A. P. Hill's are North-Carolinians, but this you will never learn from a Richmond paper, Why, only the other day some correspondent compliment-ing'D. M. Hill's old division, said it was composed if regiments from three or four Southern States, but tookcaro to leave out that State which had fur-jwhed perhaps three-fourths of the troops.

iw, Mr. Editor, these things have existed from the fight at Bethel. I fear tnat North-Carolina need never expect any thing from a vain-glorious Virgin-tan but cool contempt and gross slander. It seems to be ingrain to be a part of the texture of Virginia character to traduce and slight that people who have stood -by the Old Dominion in all the fiery trials of the past two years. It is to be apprehended that those Virginians who have essayed to write the history of these troublous times, may treat the Old North State with the same unjustice that she fias been subjected to by the sprigs of Virginia aristocracy.

But of that we shall know more hereafter. I have he honor to subscribe myself A Thorough. Ngktu-Carolinian. Caswell county, N. C.

For the Standard. Mr. Holdes: A friend in the State of Mississippi ba.5set me tlie Missiastppian of April last, containing the appended notice of the death ol William Hardertran, near Jackson in that State. Allow me to ask you to publish it with a few lines of. tri bute from an old friend and schoolmate of the deceased.

Mr. Hardeman was a native of Tennessee, and took bis liegree at Chapel Hill in 1822. In a short time afterwards he married an accomplished and amiable la'rfy a Miss HMliard, of Halifax county, N. and SeivUod in Tennessee, whence he removed to the State Missisippi-and settled near-the city of Jackson, where he resided many years previous to' his death, fie died suddenly of congestive- chill, leaving his most- excellent wife, so long his happy fellow travt1 Uer in the journey of lifa, to feel the anguish of the greatest of all her bereavements made doubly sever by its unexpectedness. Whilst at he contracted with raaoy of the students' troni this State, the warmest friendships' which endure-1 for their lives.

A few of them only have survived him, and they hear the sad news of Ins death with, mourmul hearts indeed. He; was his and beloved and a Jniirtd bv all his associates for modest demeanor, his plain and gentle mannerj the integrity benevolence and candor of his' heart In alter hfe, wben-their respective pursuits nau ynaeiy separated mm ami them, they always regarded the occasional meeting with him which fortune sometimes blessed them with, among uappiest accidents of their lives. the Though unambitious of political distictionj hisvi name was socienmes presented oy ms friends! for His highland responsible posrtions va public affairs. character was well known in his adopted State. and he was universally regarded as one of its purest and uooiesi citizens.

A SUUOU1.MATJ& WIlAaM BASDEMAN IS DEAD. Our noble, pat -iotic, generous, beloved friend, has departed from this world of trouble, to mansions ia heaven. Friendry towards mankind for he loved the ere-: lion of God. Noble, from principle, as the key-: Mtohe of perfectiop. Patriotic, as he loved.his coud-; Jry dearly, and served her with devotion.

Gene-! impelled the pulsations of his heart, and with! modest enterprise, vigorously assumed the cares of the fa herless, appeased the afflictions of he widow, guide i. Comforted, and instructed his friend, andra-diateu -tlie pathway of all. His hearthstdoe is become desolate his circle tl friends Will scarcely realize the stern reality. -jThel community will long mourn his loss his countrymen. wil deplore the absence of his wise counsels.

41 Blessed are Ihe pure ia heart, for they shall see GocV J. J. B. WHITE. March 33, IBM.

i 1 i li i 1 1 4 i 1 l. UU- Contractor. REFERENCES. K. P.

Battle, Chatham Rj Company, Raleigh, and W. J. Hawkins, Pres't Raleigh Gaston R. R. Cod-pan Raleigh.

Feb 10, 18 tf, Richmond Enquirer, Richmond. Examiner, Peters burg Express, Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress, Wil- mington Journal and Fayetteville Observer, will each in- sert to the amount of six llar4Vft4 forward bills to oISco N. C. Standard. gt'-v -r? t-.