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7 jp-- -jtftytntt rtrtyyyyftrv nil rtr 2 1 A a 1 1 1 .1 iSTASCB lHgh reTBips lejr WJamea vfrist, -casualties! Gordon's rJttXrrE'ARE the pnrsuiA, of Sheridan and his raiders. -on IP On 28th Of Mayy Urge public and, npa-oJE-Joa, Crftvra, Sr Joshua Bonor, a jUtf JlieCoair, J. U. Stohz and SL Fountain Were request to act as Seertwries. 2 WZWZ.yYiri-'te4 UrV -motion, the proceedings, were, ordered, to be vengn to the noratfuaUoa oreuitable candidates published ia Ibe-jJW witharequestlhat to tepresent the county-In the Commons braafih vLtK -ainnAmrSj PWv tr rwMrari.

S- -i Jl i toe 'next General -Thn nutAa 'nf jiueu.air oi Apaicn, outtwo, oeing represented JfiftT dlegattMt respohdjJj tod took their seats. Mill fwrrt Kdttnfv ronrfiOAnfei present "from distrida not'jsuUrly represented, JlYi iltcTI -ATI4 4na YfirtnbofivA traio in me njeeuos 10 7 take Their seatssis 3efegates and.particlpale in wakr -ngHhepTairiations. liberationffliejr recommended the rianies of pupo, xjol i. vy newer, as nominees wh4 were uiianimcrtislf 'eftijrtrse the meeting also the following resolutions, which, being read; were lfkewisesanftnimously Resolved That aH tree and constitutional governments re established, not for the purpose of creating officers and rhsrs to tyrahnizo over the people am; deprive thein of civil liberty, but to' protiet Ihf'ftjtom and to promote. Jvitpinm and whenever the powers of governuient are prostituted to TigM B1 becomes the "elernil 'jrjgilance -the pricp it behooves the people to Te careful to se-iecl none fqr jtrue and faithful friends fot' constifutlona! liberty that when poblic Officers abrogate to thjffmsplfes arbitrary powiri or.be ww nci3 ui usurpation, or joryeu Ui place such faithless public s'erranls at the ballot- TllaCA fcUP.ri lillthloeo nitKliA 'oat-trni-T'o of Viu l.ol'At.

elect more raithful in their Iiexoitcfc -Tbat we are in favor nbt only in theo ry but in practice, of staM military to ttie eivil pbwer as provided in. o'urjStste and.iOoQfsdrate andf that we de- nounce all attempts to convert ouf Republican form of government into a military despotism or and are. utterly opposed to any form" of gov ernment or admin'slratioh which denies to the people the security of constitutional1 liberty." Resolved, That uriderour Stae and Confederate Cpnstitutiofls, tha freedom of speech and of the press are guaranteed to every cilizcn.land that we denounce every attempt to deny or abridge the citizen of theSe rights. Resoleed, Tht while obedience to the law is the duty of every good citizen, we denounce all persons, theifaiders and abettors enemies to free govern-jnentwhO deny the wght Of the people, as guaranteed -by the Constitution, tov assemble together and Consult for the common good, and petitiou the government a repeal of odious, laws, and a redress cf griovancff. Resolved, That we are utterly opposed to the lC-- suspension of the- writ of habeas corpus, which after i te tV ft iRlSlr ill Tote'inrAuffusts ctnwev their' friends disabled n4 Jet- them oter oihert wdrdiv "spread elect, a tiat out Oonserv J.

1. A joTBrnux miu, jcgisiamro, la august ni On mnli'nnVr TV I fitavriiirtir Itin ttifenlrts t.S ifcn tendered, to J. I for Jbejr ponBvatye joursfib ad ithfu djscbarg of their official yr- I f-' S'LJ t. rf 1 i r-w i i. l.

JuaiiUA JuHtKs iAatrman. S. 1 KortheStaudardt-, Conservative in Rurke. At a meeting of- the 'iJrkidletown oi. Cowan on batnraay me crowd of ladies vand gentlemen 1 Mi-Rlrftth called Ln tna.e.H'air hv iltM fitat ikf ii.t Mftf iog jtv a tew brief ary appropriate, reaoai ks.

lh was uwvedyani heconde-Ttha. a comnutteeibe appoinied to prepare aetioitof the meeting. Th Chairman appointed Jhe iallawiog gentjemea, fcfV' h'i-ta 1 .11 lt. A Liout. i).

Ut-ttLksioiiyiw lio reiiied and i r. 3 .1 .1 V. k. short time returned, nd. reporttd ytlirothjv; ouyi ii nuio i ciurueu, 4iiu.

i eporitu ruBV ihoir foieman Air. Tnuuigeoti, tle lotkwing--rfesiQ'-uons vvtiwu'werc reudanJ unauimously auoi'd i Rettbloed, X.hat wt? are devoted, tw our inc.plus as Conkerva.ives, and that ve will suppost'iio tor -Governor or the f-pii i murA urhoiK nt a Con- servaure -attor litosolzed) ihat in our opinion them was nOne- Tcessity (of the suspension of the. writ of habeas wrpus id inisjsiaiej, mat our, people artj irue to iue South of iheiowtF ftccgrdjtvd do not need to be force4.to be so aim itit4Y. hertfby request ouV" iiepresentati mm Congress, u.e tt. Uaittuav o.

use all hi eli'jrt piocui.c the speedy repeal of 1 a a Resolted. That we atrreo with! Gov. of Georgia aud Vice Pedtat Stephens, that the olooo; of bu oauds jjuay ctb'e Aud the war will not yet ue uaininaud by Xotce oi iirms; negotiations will it the pen ol ihe statesuiau more poieiit thiii the word ui' the warrior, must da what the latter has tailed to do. Reaoked, That in VV. V.

iloldcu wo havo a bold and Jearhass champion of civil liberty and Conner -vative principles, and that ne io our hrsc choice for iiuvcruor. Wo believe that, it elected, as we trust and beiiuvc he will be, he will prove iruu to civil liberty, true to his true to tne people and true to our gaiiant soidierj-aud, ue to Cuuserva-tivc pi we will buppoi no mas for the legislature in urn county, who is nut his outspoken sujjporier lor Governor. liesolced, Tnat vyj nominate our friend and ftl-low-ciiiZen LL Lassyn A. Tuyior, to us in the of Commons, and do reSpeutluUy reeommeiid him to our Coubervalive lrientia throughout the county of Burke. Resolved, Tbat Mr.

Tod R. is our first choice lor abator from this Senatorial district composed of the counties of Caldwell, Burke and AlcJJoweil. and thai we will tiv'e him our most'eor- dial support. Resolved, That th'e proceedings ofthis meeting be iu the Standard and Progress. On motion the meeting adjourned to meet again on the first Thursday in August next at the dilfer-ent precincts in the county, to give the Conservative ticket an overwhelming majority in this -county.

11. tfACKSOM McELKATil, June 2d, 1861. Chairman. For the Standard. Mr.

Editor I had the. pleasure of being a participant in the meeting held at William Uowan's on the 28th May. It was composed of the bone and sinew of the country. The best of order and good feeling attended our meeting ejery one thought it was good to be there. A committee "of three 'was appointed by the Chair to wait upon Lieut Taylor and' infdrm him of his nomination.

In a few minutes Lieut Taylor appeared upon the stand and a few appropriate remarks accepted the nouka tion, (though with great reluctance,) said he thought there were men more fitting for the hih'and un portant position, nevertheless, if it wsieailv the wish of his fellow Citizens, (if elected,) he would serve them faithfully, lie referred to Col. nomination as being at the hand3 of W. F. McKesson and VV. W.

Avery, which is certainly so, Mr. Editor, and said "he preferred meetinp- Col. Erwin on the stump, to speaking when he absent. Sickness prevented Caldwell from attending and addressing ihe meeting. But, Mr.

Editor, notwithstanding Mr. MeKowjon's bombast and large, wagers, (which he expected no body to take,) we expect to elect Lieut Taylor by a handsome majority, and when you htar froai old Burke after the fourth of August next, you will hear of such majorities for W. W. Holden, Tod R. Caldwell and L.

A. Taylor, as will' astonish the Destructives and such a victory will have been won "that the oble and patriotic smis of the old North State, from the mountains to the seab. ard, will rejoice and be exceeding glad. BURKE. June 2d, 1964.

Frvgrets please copy. GEN. 5 ROBERT E. LEE. Tn the course pf a very interesting article on te "Great Battle fields" of Virginia, the Sentinel of yesterday, takes occasion to pay the foliowinr tribute to the beloved chief who has led our armies through nearly all thescenes that have been enact-ed on.

the soil of our State: On thelst of Mav. 1862. flnn Ahd "xnowu was disabled by a. rifle shot on the battle-field of Seven Pines. The next day just two years ago Gen- eral Leo took command.

Two years 1 How long they seem to have been. Yor these two years Gen Lee has led the great army fof 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 wjth his government HV hm in. dulged iaeo murmurs.

the'best you cin for 4 M1 il aT i me i win uy me oest i can, wun what you give I me," this has been the sentiment upon which he has acted. All through the great battles of tha. 5 Chickahominy in 1862, the great battles of th? Second Manassas, the capture df Harper's Ferry the'battles of South MounUin and S'narpsbur- the I groat battles of Fredericksburg and of Chancdlors-jrille, the Pennsylvania campaign, down to the mighty engagements yet unconcladed with General vnaui, tuis unmurmuring- patriot arid glorious leader has fought on, labored on, with unabated and untiring seal, for his country and her cause Even now ho is in the perils of the battle, watching over bis men like father, and leading them like a hero. Is there a heart in the whole OonfetJeracy that is not sending its aspirations to Heaven not only for continued victory on his arms, but for bis own personal safety and happiness Not one Consider, too, what a versatility of talent aftd of policy -Gen. Lee has had opposed to him.

In hiJ two years of campaigning, he has li ad to study the Whole catalniriio nf mintwinnnt cj 1 t. 1 eeuurai wenerais; and nTi res tor tumr pecuiiajr ideas. vum UWIJ measures tor their pecalia! ideas Tbe ambitious and wily McCief ton' amoitiou8 and wily McClel rEenms made-thfl Arm hnk gar Pope, theifted McClellan-once more; the weak Burnside; the hot-beadet -Hooker; the prudent Meade; and last, the famed U. 's. Gtf with the laurels, won at Donelson and at Vrcksburg wreathed around his brow; have all id fedecession been sent against him, each at the head of aouv numbering army.

Lee has stood at Ms potf and fought and batfled and defeated them all. What prprisea us," said a Yankee prisoner the oilier day Tvbat surnrises na ia tht a j.j uta never renevea. irnas been Lee all the time Wo have sent against him mairy 'bf-our Generals bat none of them have been able to out-manoeuvre say-so rand A y4encet which.rwsed him Imd ias iiresevecl" hislife ana health W3raharrt p.i..". flST wnviowr ana. grain -in tn TIavtaa 1 a to 5 1 td of, -the for -T I bo I mal W.

bis the and 4tw aud vo J8h 8 IS Marietta, taacwonti, Acworth to Attoonftj AltoeBA tqr CajrterBville, Cartersvilj.Qi to Cass Casnosibnr Kingston to Adirrsville, Adairsvillef to alh ya Calhoun to Rasaca, 1 ...5 7 9-1 4v to Dahon toTunnel Hill, Tunnel IliU to Rtnggold, Ringgold to Chicks mauga Chickaroauga to Boyce, Bovce to Ohattanrvoorii .1 13 Rome, by the Railroad, is seventeen miles wat yj io'f Kingston. The Savannah The EmptTor Maximillian was ai Havana on the 14th instant; en route for Mexico, has probably readied Vera Cruz before this Preston, Minister of the Confederate States' to Mexrco; was also there at that date, awaiting the departart of the 'Emperor. ue amuoriuea at tiavaaa oiarantrnans all vessels, from New, Orleans- on account of the oTevalence otvcllow favnrnt tht it tar n1aa These" Tactl'we leafn frbj a citizen of Savannah -wno-uas jascarrived ttjroQgTi-tad blockade. --i An officer writing from Jee's army to IhefRichmond Sentinel, speaking of the recent battles in.Virginia, says that the principal develonement which thev have BdVRejki his utter dwregani of the liveg oT Bia. men.

Tj' iuuw iiu utt. siosu minis, ana in conse quence nearly every ball finds rjts tnan. Geo'eafa L-ee decstood his nataro from the to let him charg. TwEjfTT deposited in ihe post office of this city, with half of the twenty cent stamp attached to. them, will hot be forwarded, but sent direct to the dcad letter Similar letters forwarded from the interior by postmasters ignorant cf the orders of -the P.

O. Department in relation to the said half will notba delivered exception payment of full postage. Richmond'WJiigi, A Confederate sb'dicr from Davidson county, named Hicks was mstJmtfy killed- on the Railroad hear Thoniasville, Saturday 'evening-, by attemping to escape from the cars while the train was running. He had been convicted of sr-rae offence and was being vent here for imprisonment. He was caught.

under the wheels nd mangled in a most shocking nfanner. Salisbury PiiEss in Fkance. The attempt "to procure the liberty of the press in Fi ance, though strongly nrgrd in the legislative body, has proved a failure. The Emperor's determination was made known at the end of a recent debate, through the president of the council of state, in these words: "We do not believe, at this hour, and in the presence of the great duties imposed on the E'opeior's government, we can consent to any modification whatever in the rtgime of the press." The following resolution was adopted unanimously at the cjty Prayer meeting, Moon, Ga: Resoleed, Tuat the Christians of this meeting request the city editors to -send forward as press news by telegraph all over thj land, that the Christians of Maeou, Georgia, ask their brethren everywhere in the Confederacy to unite with them in prayer for our country daily, at 5 o'clock, P. M.

A correspondent of the Houston, Texas Telegraph, writes- from Matagorda, that on the 12th" ult, the Federal gunboats Alabama ana Extdle, attacked the C. S. gunboat J. I1. Carr, and after a fight of two hours and a hIf weic signally repulsed.

The was struck below the water line on the port side, and retired in a sinking condition. Express. Lt. Col. Jno.

C. Lamb, 17th N. C. Troops, died at Poplir Liwn, Petersburg, 6n Friday, the 17th inst. He a nativp PliiiKotK v.

uiibituvbu i lj Hon A. H. Stephens, of Georgia, Vice-President ot the Confederate States, arrived in Danville on the Hub, and -left for his home in Georgia, on the 2lid iast. liiclnnoiid Sentinel. We learn that Lieut General Longstreet so far recovered that he will take the field iu three wccks at the head of his corps.

The summer term of the Supreme Court will commence in this city oh Monday the 13th of June next. Causes will be called by circuits as heretofore arranged, commencing on Tuesday, but no week given. Confederate. From the tfenfederate North-Carolintt in the receut Battles. Mkbsbs.

Kdit.es -I enclose the fblluwin extracts from IcLier iroui an oUicer (f en. Lane's brigade, in relatioa lh? g-dlanti-yof certain Sortli-Oarohba efiicer in ihe recent b.u ties. I'bese noble men are matinrr a name for themselres wb.cb will evtr live iu the hewis of their couu- Kt tD; bealt wf ttie North swell witb pride at the of their deeds of noble daiinjr, Alter eptaking of ihe bloody battlefield, the noliie dTd and ghastly wouaded, and acknowledging the gracious Land of shading iax rm, Lh 1 Mtt' l2tb was the hardt bght of all. At A. he enem charged andhroke Oman's briffi-cn the letltrf Hj near th(? lines.

hey poured in the breasi works and rave our hr'e-ade a rakuig, eohLding fire, enough to cuase the bravest and best dwcipliucd to -break Sut they stood as Gen Lane commaaUed ibem, until the enemy had approached nearer, when the command was giren to charge; and the works were re-enptured. From then till nigbv the b.tlle rued lur.ous.y aiouK the whole hus. and this morning we held the same in.es. With Hie Yankee army still in cur Iront lt is ibout II einr.lr rtrl iu. Gen.

Lane, though ic the thickest of the toaftle tue white; is nottched. Capt. lfi. J. Hale is imhttft, but regret vcry much to write you hat Iaent.

Lane, A. 11. iJilU LIS It SlloL i.tf hulnur K. I I iuot uuu a pari oi a is jBht shot away UeU cheerful and doing as Veil us I be expected this m.rn.ng under the circumstance. he S3d' 1 mortally wounded -i-Mht thigh and eft arm badly.broken.

Lt. Col. Wm L-e DdVidsoi, ot 7th. miasing-auppoaed to be killed, voi. in.

Jjdi bour. of ihe 37th, iniss.u some say kill, some say a prLouer. There is now only one full Colo-el Johw U. li of fll6 18th.) left with the harboiir was captured yesterday evening ixt a chars that our bngade made, in wnioh we eaptuteS one batterV hve ne Uolunel, over four hundred prisoners aurt fonr stand of colors. Three of the color were taken by 3, tb and one by Lt.

OetaviUs A. Wn-gSns. tt wne of the finest swords I ever saw. Capt. Wdlianv T.

Nicholson had charge of tb sharp-ehooceicf ihe hngade, aud located thS position of the euemy fist spoken of. that was charovH uudemkinK. GeD. Lee called upon Mai. Gen.

Wikox auias4h4t oald do- tho work, ird; okpt'-Nic-hofMott" ftPWlu am. Sending you on a dangerous excursion, nd leavet to your discretion Wheiher io go or not: but the ate of hiy army depends upon it, and for God's sake don't any time. 1 wilt go General," said the Captain, mounting the works, he weirt up sufficiently near the enemy to asctro theijr exact and re- 4por.cd person to the comtnaudiug General. Our brur-ade was-then ordoied to flank -them, which was nlost hand-sotnely nevmaking the eiirny abandon an advantageous position hld he hnd eeenred onaaother part of the field ilneobiect was accomnl.hpft nrl i I rw.t vtrx uca our t'l lff- posUipo-which we still hold. tir- "-noisou mentioned above, is a sod of "Thomas Aicholson.

of Halifax Ue graduated with distinction at the University of this State lO ISBo, durin senior year was one of the of the Universitv Magazine. Ue is a most-gaHant officer, and, is said to be best Judge Ad vocale in the army of Virginia. He has ed the pus. tion Judge Advocate in lien. Wilcox's MviaioHCetut Oraearfy ayear.

I s.ncerely regret tolaatn thivsince ab ve letter was written, he has been wdand-edin iheshwuider by a piece of shell. Lieut Octav.us A Wiggins, is also from Halifax county, is a sun of I is L. vViggins, Esq well and favorfcbij known as fee from thu ceubty the State Legist-" I leai-n tjiot ui orderto get nossession of- tha flsg" iDeiihoncd Hbove, he was compelled to take afoot race with Taokee eustgn. Wiggins, wai tofleet for Wm. securea the prtaeV; Lieut has since the above Wodndedfa waebex.

9 Editors CoirFBDEaAT Be' fcind enough to6oblistt in eur cojuraos the Casualties fa theeth CI tneeusagemeotsof ie 16th and StBWJta Co A. B. MoorS, Commandinff. Field and ftatf'Nof oraaalties. i A-fJaptaia Lutta.

eommandino-. lpiri1p tJr rp w.n'.aKer 7, uuuuu oreasi aangeroaslr. John I Wesenfthepeoprof to air who khoiwinrtt I ar well if Li 'ttATEr nHiaoei LE Wf HANES AlT-eaadidatpo represent the people, of ivS uMoygnunons of beg for the offi oFskr J-eVecttoiBin Angast.next.-. at xh ensujD; If- 10 loci Wt4 AUTttRI2 El TOUr a candidate at the elation on. the 1st hexVto reeseiJt.thepeople.ofha eaSUrfV0 Snrry, Allcghanny, Ashe th? the next Legislature of North-Carolina Senate May i2, -19-tdpd.

office, two good compdsitora The highest naid 'ghest JaMlniffirjr 25 tf. WAfTED ANY, NUMBER OPpTT phlets in large or small lots. Annlv at ik AiV" pPv at this ofliCe June 2, 186i 25 tf. FAMILY FLOUR AND liAniv In store and fo-sale-at tew "tmMTk frIeigh.May3Q,14. T0WL -ft.

Eff I A if 6RNi.iy6ir A vi i iTT pro quo.b2Wto out the country the. -EOXEVUKTGOJfeN; wWrt 'Wts found to rip, plantetf even the. first If Tl? timated, from very prolific nafUiea, to yield 2( el. per acre and weighs, by Sealed me Jure pounds to the bushel I'his Com whs produced fil T' pncured direct from Mr. Junes, oorConsolar Arllt J0IBl! ly on his return from Egypt.

Agent, direct- It nedfcj noiaifferent culture from Ibat of other and, in the South, twoerops pan be raised in one oq the same ground. It grows in the form of grown hpon one stalk, and wiKP age from five to fifteen. For domestic use. it cotOT and faneness to wbeaten fhnr. As a a ii anno -sowing- in dcilfsor brusdract kind corn so well adopted io milch cows and will vield half fhe yatuft i feeu.

'bere is no 1 1-can, be sftccessfunjraT Wn in ant State 1 can enve the most is in every respect; what 1 represent it to be and LVi I am ihe only person throughout the eountry Vh0 hfl var ete of Corn H.T!n,'Ln..j 7 WD2 tathl8 variety of Cora. Having secured a a.iantLt.v i 18 if f0 nU thoserrous of testing it "Uff To any psrson whe will encMe, in a letter, F.ve hnli iu a icner, rive iinl um in stamDS or currency dmntA m- i uwn produce enough to plant lowing year, from twenty to thirty acres. Also riW for planting and cuUivatW "vres. Also, direction paey "gratis110 Up 8 C'ub to iU ve yout; full name, postofflce, county and State writ, ten plain, so that no errors may occur Address FRANK E. G.

LTNDSKr, Raven's Nest p. Washington County, Va. T- i EG TITIAN CORN. JV Lindsey has prespn ed us a ear of his ETDtmn Corn, heretofore advertised in our paper. The eaVK solid grain; A lady, who raised some of it last year, seda us a cert, fieatestat.ng that she saw some that had not been p.owed -itva? sown broad east-ihat produced twelve ears to theitalk.

Abingdon, Virginian. May 26, fSM. 12-w3tpd 1 2 WALTER A. THOMPSON Rnd Hillsborough on the 2oth instant, for the army of Northeru Virginia. Persona oesirous ifsfending boxes rnust have them at the depot the diy before.onarked and weighed.

reat demand in anticipation of the coufig battle above Richmond he appeals to all who have either of these articles to forward tLn to him by All that can be obtained will be needed Mav 12 idCA W. A. Agent. JLlLi 19 td. MOIJftT OF PLEAS ATVTT nrr4DTnt t.

SIONS. OF CHATHAM and ExVs. of Benj. HarWard, deed, against Brujkley-JJarward and others, Legatees In this cuse it appearing to the Court that Brinklev Uarward is a of the State of Tennessee, it is ordered that advertisement be made in the North-Carolina Standard f.ir six weeks, notify iog said Uarward to appear at the next term of said Ctiurt, to be held upon the 2d Monday of August next, then and there to plead, answer or demur tctfsaid petition, or judgment pro confesso will be rendered against him. tSrVUchlira Cj' Gotten, Clerk of the said Court, this 20th May, 18ii4.

vL' RICnARI C- COTTJfiN, c. c. c. May 23, law. nwQt.

WARD. --STOLEN FROM thf fanKcfti-iKor. nn tlta tlvK. n' i A one nay MAt.tr, three years large anH likely. Her mane lies op; the left side rather dapple bay.

black le-3, mane aud till. Taken by Vaughn's Cavalry. Any person that will return said Mare will receive the above reward. i JESSE VANNOr. Wi'bnrs.

T. C.May 23, ISfil. 22-6w. All he Sratempers copy "six -weeks and forward accounts as uvut UI ou I Si II Mt TV w. fJuaia-VAKULIBj, tHATl CHATHAM COUN- Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term, 1804.

C. Harward and others vs. the issue of Henry C. Castlebetjry and Wife Palsy. Two petitions, (1) to divide land, ajd (2) to sell and divide slaves.

It appearipg to the Court that the issae of Henry C. Cas-tleberry and wife (wh, we names are unknown,) are non resides of bis State, it is ordered that advertisement be made in the North-Carolina Standard for six weeks, commrfning- said person, to appear at the next term of Chatham-Jounty Ctiurt, to -be held upon the 2d Monday of Augnsfc uext, then and there to plead, answer ordemur Uf said petitions or judgment will be given against jtbeia protontfesw. Witness, 'Richard CottonT Clerk said Court, at Ptttsborough, this 28th of May. 184. RICHARD G.

GOTTEN, e. o. l-w6t. ON -SAJiE 200 gallons Puie Linseed Oil, 40e lleams Letter, Nete and Cap 30.C0 Envelopes 600 bfjxps Smoking Tobacco, lb Smoking ditto in papers 2. WW da fight 4-4 cottons, Black aud and Colored Lawns.

I H. N. BKOWN CO, N. C. 2, 1S64.

2o-5tpd. BLACK CALICO '-JUST RECEIVED- FOR pnvaii the piece; arlot of Fresh Blockade -Pwnts. A isji, anpther upp) of Ladi es' Fine Gai ters and Shores. JAS. M.TOWLES, Agt.

Jn-neailif. '2d- HORSE TAKEN UP. A NEGRO MAV some -in or 30 thiriy years old, riding a bay Stallion, wuh hlsak niane aud tail, white hind feet, a white spot on his leftside near his shoulder about as large as a dollar, eame to nyFaciory, at Clover Orchard, to have the said animal s)iod The, horse is in commira woiking order, seems and has a aore on his hack caused by an old saddle without aDy pad: upon which the nrgro was riding. The horse is judged to be about 3 years old. The negro had nd paSj and made his escape before I could arrest him knnli.

IT. pref elided a free negro said he was raised by Joud A.i"tL.: Ir 1 i 'u vt uMuiwa cpu a it ami seemed adqnaiQted aoout OrpprtwhivFsniWK i wiek 1 3 nn n-u vm ivci re suoitiurwdru. ljiuvo P-tvj, oajj voargea ana taxe tae aorse away. JAMES BATLIFF. -asr-tf.

are X- AU- tooTuMi and the following KcuMeuicn Hine tinservative candidates to representee aounty wf- Jojutoo-MB tbetieGenrat Assembly the Commons 6. BANKS and W. A. SMITH. Th'tA I i ajJi 1' A t.Lil swvivu ot tveser ves from jouutuu iens reniafaig at Home, held at Smlthfield on the 28th of Ma.

ThaliAimillttuiun 1U. kA .11 Pnn. servafaves Thev ea dorse the ntatform of "Vioa President Stephen 3oir. Brown and W. W.

Holden, and if elected will do all they can to procure aa early and honorable peace: one 2, 9 25 td. R7I IFTY. 'DO LL A RS EWA D. STOLEN a quarter of a wileof Eegla Eact, npon the night of tbe 25th of May, 4 biatik, mare, vhh a 1 it Weatar in her forehead, flowing-tall, Thick mane falling to the right except a lock near tbejwitbhrs, fine, dark eyes (tod efefdinai-y size. She is a hatulul -trotter- The bove Ward will be given for ner a pprenension-aad delivery roe.

1 lanntiHgni um jibe was stolen by a cavalrvmaB. who- was lurking ermina jny premises jha My address is Kagle Rock, Wake H. W. RHODKS. 4 4- JOB-WORK OF RYERY DESCRIPTION neitlv aad exoeditiauafy executed at tha Standard LANDEEDS, MARRIAGE LICENSES, and ma ny other, kinds of blanks now on bund.

niiijr is, i o. Go Cant David Uavn. Cmnndiiu. JCUJeOr-r ,1 None Wounded: serirt -JPQratit am 9W 1 Nlne. APoiinHidUW i uv.

W.r Lyons arm, Joha mdHsJay vely, "Private Knmtiul Attttt.ltVru.ml-(-iiLta XlW1fe llU) (GoVM and rae Co 'Lieut Jno I Masey coxDmaitdipff. -Kfiigq, WoundeS. Lieut Jh6" I ifasaey VBhifltaer cUngerOnsiVj: 11 Ceeeb thigh, Price fi tiget'. Tfttat immber kitted; Tpttd 87." TMb 'regiment with tBe 'other two of Martin's brigaife j(lth ami 42nd) were tnefirsttttops tdeactne'eiierVi works fh chvge of the 3h and bthnved with "such oonspieu v-is gallantry on the occasion v.a to witf a' ttcriag '-nOtiee-of their services from ourdivraroii cojntnftnder, Gen. R.

FT Hoke. Thw statemen 1 1 desire tmm Irt ttitKliel TMH.nra inasmuch as a Virginia brig-ide' eirpporlrng' us yards in have attempted app'roprirttethose laurels which were so TmWy wnh" bjr (Jar1 ersfu troops (North Carolinians) and to whntnjthe hohor "of the" victory gaifted at Hewlett'- farm on tfae.S0"insVi's6 jnstjfr helbpgs. Reeaprtulition 'Kli ed, woimded 16, mssing 2, total 25, fiigtit companies of the regiment' we'e present moant-ing Sii8 'mes and -ofiieera. We eaptured the guidon of the 1st' Maine cavalry. Isfteut.flnaejt6hlTrvT.

30lh ttcgt, W. G. T.irol. F. JI.

barker, of kriltd and oanded during the; late bat Ilea in Virginia; Co F-Kihecr LrCTB BtrelTTBT pnssing througbldbe head, orderly '8ergt Sf Whifehnrst, shot thnuigh. the bead, Private Thomas through head- Wounded--Capt Vr 11 Moore, under the Mf breast, Lt 13 Eagles, above knee, leg amputated Lt 3 II Moore, back and ubdiimen. Sergt j. Wateton, on left leg, Cherry, slio: thmufh left" Corporal Reddin shot twice through right arm and wounded in right breast, Private iiwigess, in hand, Bell, in right 'Crisp, left shoulder, Theo Eagles, in arm, Edwards, in thing 0 Barrell, in head, Johnson, in aim, Lewis, jn neck Philfips, fn arm, Wammftck, in bowels, Webb, in head, Langiey, in arm, Braswelt. right sbpulder, Levi Walston, right shoufder and neck, Vick, in neck.

Col Parker, slightly wounded in the head. For the Standard Headquarters 58th IT. r. Volunteers. Neab Eiowah Kivta, I May 23, 9 Mb.

Editor: Will you please publish in your paper a list of the Ciisualries, iu the Sbih S. volunteers in the battle of Oouslauaii a ou the Uth and 15th instant, for Ihe accommodation of the friends of the reimctit: Company A Wouulled Sergt Snipes, in face; Privaies Jos Dellinger, in facej.John DeHirgerin hd, seriously. Missing Privates Presswood, Thos tiardaaeir, and Albert llutch ng3. Killed Prtates Rowlen. Missing Mel vin Toung.

I) Wounded Privates Franklin Townsen, in left arm Sol Green. Anderson Grogan. Killed Private A Riece. Wounded-Privates Eljah Coffjy. hand, s'i'ehUy; Ed Coffey, hand, slightly; Oxf slightly.

Missing Privates Joseph Beall, Hobbs. Ssherrild, RX Phillips, liabey, Warren Masten, Wra Redding, Jesse Thomas, Jno Gouley nd I Jessling. F-KiHed Lt Moore, Private R-bt Mcltisics Wounded Privates A Nichols, face, Samuel Harvey, leg'; Hagy, thigh, broken. Wounded Privaies Sol Miller, leg; John Tip'on. arm Sol tihaw, ke; Lt J- Nerais, shocked with shell.

Missing-Privates Nathan Staudsburry, Trivette.and Nathan Phillips. Killed Piivate Preston Smith. Wounded-Cap. Hurper, leg, slightly; Privates Samuel McDloud. shoulder; jl A Co'emon, leg, sertouslv A arm, A Coffey, htfad.

JuH.us Smith, linger Geo Taylor, finger; Hm Crysp, hand Missing IVivniei Rice, Noah Watson, McDowell, Jas llowell, A Uj'church anit Fmcarmon. I Wounded lergt Centre If, face, seriorwtv. Missing Pn vafes Jos Uueco, Anderson Jackson, Joei Uugger, John Mathis, Bartlett HUlafd, Alfred Hillard and a Isaics. Wound- Lt Duncan, slightly; Privates Alex Silvers, thigh, seriously; Henry Justise, breast, seriously. L-Wounded Lt Handy, by esjilosiou of shell Sorgt Calloway, breast, seriously Cltrpl A Fowler, arm, slightly; Private Moses Harvill, breast, slightly.

Missing Privates Wra. Parson. Denny, 11 Mc Lower, r.asi.ruge, in jjumgaruer ana Brft w. The regimeftt acted in the most gailant manner, making several successful charges upon the enemy As true North-Carolinians, the officers and men did their whole duty and are ready for tlieconflict which they arecon-taut-ly expecting. Respectfully, T.

J. DUl.A, Lt Col. Com'd- lteg't ks-rs The following is a list of casualties of the Hth N. C. Ti-ops in the late series of battles-fora the ith ult.

to the present date inclusive. -Field and Staff Col ft Rennett, in mouth, slight, now on duty segt Mnj, Jenkins, in leg sevre. Company A Killed Private Lancaster. Wounded sergt King, in right arm, a-verc'y; sergt Newsom, in right shoulder, amputated; corpl George'W Rooker, right arm, severely corpl Dan iu arm, flesh woiind; corpfcJ Newsom, in arm. severely private Finch, lower abdomen aud hip, severe; IS Hurdster in shoulder, seveiely; tDanl Hicks, in arm and hip, hVsh wounds 8 Adams, thigh, coDtusim Pender-gras, in hand, severely.

Missing 1st sergt Shearen. Total, killed 1, woundedTO missing 11-2. Killed Lt Jones, privates George Moore, George Baker, John Braxton. Wounded 1st sergt Stroup iu thigh, flesh wound, severe corpt Myers, in right arm, flesh wound, severe; corpl A iiuk, in arm. severe; Robt McCtttchen, right Shoulder amputated Beck, mortal, since dead I'D Andiews, in the flesh wound severe; WJMcRpry, in thf hand, severe; scal flesh wound, severe Welborn, in left fl sh wound, severe Smith, in arm," fl5sh wound, severe Wm in arm.

Total, killed -4 mortally wwjudedV since died 1 wounded 10 15. KBted Martin Tyson, Ed BilKnsley, Bn-k'Tay-jor MorUUy wounded, since -Wm I) McPberson James Brigman. Wounded William A Lilea, slightlv' now on duty sergt John McGregor, in leg, flesh wonnd sergt James in leftside, severely corpl A Mor- -ton, in thigh, slight )fpl Jnle A Henry, in head, sl o-ht private AlfonL in wrisr severe; Stvpben A Gaddv iu thigh, flesh wound, severe George A Murtoa, hid 'severe Peter Morton, in hjnd, seyefe; Wm Satmdors, teg, flesh wound, severe; Janjes Smith, in hsnd slight-Ed Smith, in knee, severe; Wm Stanbiofc, in'thTo-h! esh wound, severe; Mile4 Thredgfll, shocked by shell William CThreadgilUathigh.flsso wound, severe; A'A Waddell, in ankle, slight; Thomas. -I Witkins, in month slight, pissing -A Lilly. Total killed 8, mortally wounded, since dead 2, woanxif 17, missiDg 1 23.

Killed Corpl BR, Kinney. Wounded 1st sergt Dickson, left breast; severe; private "Dickson, thigh broke, in hands of enemv: A-W Hannnn in. tum 'E Grilnn. in knee, severely: Ifntlov i GnlHn, in knee, severely; Motley, in bowels, sev ly Tippnt, right arnf amputated White in ha A 8 in It I'kk I slight A Iose, in 6 Cobb, in t.stieht Total killeo wounded 9, Killed Private fJas' Woods, Hubbard Wounded Lient 'Bin soil, slight, now t.n duty private Wm A St'irdrvant, Voth thighs, flo3r wonads Ross in arm, severe; Carter, in arm, slight; Whitaker' in left side, severe. Totsl, killed wounded, 57 F-Killed-Private Tisdale Stepp Wounded Capt James Gudger.

in arm, severely; 1st Lieut Gay Williams, in shou'den slight; 1st HTMomy, mortally, sine dead sergt Jl Whrtmireia breast, slight; sergi Wetall is. thigh, severe seiDW'McGaltiad iu scalp, severe-' private Jesse Slepp, kneethigh amputated Clark hand, s.ight; CartihbeH, arm. flesh wound Fonts flssh wound in arm; Lewisiu arm, fl w.m id se-' vere Pbelts, in hip, flesh? Wound. Total, killed Immortally wounded since dead 1 wonnded'8 10. G-Killed-Privates B.

Wells, JOB Jones, Wonnd-' ed Corpl Jones, 4 head, severely pri vates Sriiw, in hand, Bragg, ia hand, slightly II der slight W- Stnbhlehld mthigh, severely A Taylor, in hand 7 missi ngT-fo" French, Total, killed 2 wounded 'H-j-KIUed-Hagh Pnssey. Wounded-Ust sergt A Sankle, in head, slight; sergt A Kendall, in ly sergt.BenneU Russell, on leg, i-l ght; c.rpi Low- der, in head, severely prive Avett; in Jongs, sincd-dead Green Melton Bainu ger, in leg, flesh Wound; Snflggs, in mpjlesh wand buuggs, in captured; Clodfeltr in thigh, severe; Jacob Austin, in aim, alight, on duty Melcher, in hand, Blight A Shan We. in hea'd and hand, sliffbt. Missiot? none. Totals kill.tH i .1 hand, wounded In 17.

iIHKiHl'-Privar1e Clodfelter. Wounded Cornl Steith, comu.on;dnty Thw.Brafcm-CUtd leg. severely fif Workmann head nd shotridersligfat; A Hendrick, tn hahd.serere- Kh 'V siirce died on the held James 8ehrist, contusion on arm bksk.newbn G.Uifm.jfe con- tusiao ingrmn; jj.wefisen, jight am, severe- Swicegood, wrist, srigbtiJames scalpiight Total kiHed 1- wo.naedihce dead alighf; eergt fi'M to duty Inaram. in: hnn ti tvV I Zt 't r5 ispavcra, in ead. -rt i iuc, -oTijjni, rewirnea to duty i Ingram, in shoulder, slight i Is JoBr inarm, severely Adams, in Mmd.iLSLh.

3 ElZf1? severelys J'WSomW r7 turned dnt, WjLpoch, IthernTaa Jn side, contusion, returrtLr-jx returnfed to-duty fi Ftle tn wria' Gooch, band, slight' fciBed 1 wounded 14; missing -W nria, W. C. rr i 7 la. and son. vig en uorcren; waaded -3 Sift 9.

ri JS. rtallyiio arm Wop3 RiStetoiin anH Jno Rmilh. 7 TKilrDT-iGtwIfJ-vWtniBded Wn8liftd irnV ii-v i 4 X'ojapimy Prn'AH: Martin? Wound eft iaiord, to Best foot. Stone. E-r-Woanded: Jaq Bat ts; Woodman.

Eatani Woimded Lt' Sflndrs. thigh pri vs Weal berry, fracture or leg; -HcClinteck and NewaU, Missing Lt Ivey. fracture of leg. founded Prys Roberts, W- Till ey. PIPTH NOBTH-CABOLlni CAVALKT.

Company A. Wounded Gaston Batdwi Harvey flarrnngton, morta lly Wm Hybert, Rose, -slightly. Jno uiii. uuuuttu ii xayior, Jm Jnes, O-Wonnded Lt Patrick, stighfiy prvs W'Sanfti, Goodrich, si ighfly Wounded Prvs A DeLancy Moore, Jno Taylor, mortally A Wall, thigh Watson, hip Wm Watson, hand; Williams hand; egt Bus'w, prv Jas. Smith, tlightly; Wm Ray, Jno Barbery aeverely; B.

F-feparks, sabre eat Stephen Moore, jseVerf Lt 8 Walsoh, Jbsbt- Wounded Privates Atwater. hnd Jas Ren- n.v. arnt. Miller Wopoded Lieut son, arm privates tt A ilavidson, side tt Carr and Frederick. Wounded Corpl sergt Harrington-, slightly private Gunter, severely.

ii Wounded Sergt Flemtoing, bead prtvares Brocke, WH Blick, face; 1 Dwiggeca, ihigb; Howard, Williams, leg; McCleahear. face Martin, head. Missing Hoi dm an. 1 Wonnded-r-T McNeely, slightly. ounded Corpl Cameron, shoulder privates Null, Wm Utile, head.

Missing Jones Grogan, 0 Grogaa end A Or- JAMh'S S. UAltfES. Ai Gen. 27th North-Ca roli na Troops. List of Casualties in the 27th North Carolina Troops, from May Mb.

to to May f2lh, Brigade, A Lieut. Col. G. F. Whitfield, Commanding Regiment.

6 Field and Staff Killed frone. Wowded Mj Webb, severely, in arm Sergt Major Pittuiaa, slio-ht-ly, in head. ('ornpany A-Killed-Sergt Rhodes, privates Bolivian, and Wra, Flowers Wounded Capt Bryan slightly in hip sergt Whitley, slightly, In side; corpl SB Kilpatrick, severely, in hand; pr rates Davis, ludiead, slight; Adam Drye, inarm, slight; Mus-grave, in head, severe; C'Overman, in fhwrtder, severe; Peacock slightly, in finger; John Pike, Slight, in hand ard, slight, in wrist; Watsm, s.ighr., in side and arm Adam Langston, seveiely. in thigh Neil McLaae, slight, iu face; Mauiss, severely, in s.de; Register! slight, in arm. B-K Hied Privates McLean and Linsberry.

ounded Capt Sloan, slieht, hip sergts SiraU forth leg Stevens, foot, very slight corpl Klutts severely, in knee; corpl Story, aim; privates Chi CUlt. arm flol train nrxr uf. rt nell, arm and side, slight; Grisson. arm, severe; Wm Uoi ney, leg, since amputated fiiat, head; Wm Hunt iiuiu, ueuu, Bevere; 14 15 AlcLiean, leg; Wm May, neck, very slight John Siler, head, severe Pute, head, supposed mortal; Williams, groin, sefere; Jas Wilson, side, severe CKi fled Privates Spencer Buiden, and Simon Barrow. YVounded-R 0 fields, in aTin and leg, severe HeJds slightly in shoulder Skinner, inarm, slight; Rouse, severely in arm; John Koonce, in le" severe Braxton, in hand, slight; Potter, slightly in' hip aud arm; John Brown, shoulder, slight; Bavid in shoultLir, slight Johu Edgly, in baud, slight; Jas Wino, foot, flight Jos Seymour, neck, severe; Whitfield right arm amputated; Holmes, arm, slight; Pow Biown, severely iu thigh.

Killed 1st sgt Wooten. Wounded-Capl Herring, siighi corpl .1 Taylor, slight privates Cunning--ham, slight VV Cotter, slight; A Carter, Wm Daven-port, Jno Moudy, Je.see Potter, Stroud, all slightly Stroud, severely, and prisoner; Smith and Lee, severe; Taylor, slight; Qainn, leg amputated; A Gray, severe; corpl Kornezay, head, slight. EKiHd Private Cannon. Wouuded corpl RJ Long, inhigh, slight corpl Walston, in leg, severe privates Wm Corblittn groin, sKght; Crawford, in arm, severe Askew, arm and chest, severe Askew, head, severe Elks, leg broke; Niscon, side, arm and foot, severe; Smith, eye lost A Shivers, leg and hip slight Hinson, head, slight; Baker, arm broke Lang, flesh wound in thigh; Moore, head, slight corpl Shade Williams, ot amputated aergt Brautley, toot, shght private Nobles, lace, -Killed A White. JH Price and Whit.

"tt'nnnH. ed Sergt Berry, wrist, slight; sergt Weeks, mortally, since died; sergt Hobbe, both thighs, severe; corpl Goodman, arm, severe; privates Baiclift, shoulder, slight; Bundy, leg. severe Cross, shoulder, severe) Fleetwood, arm, side and head, severe; Foster, les ae- vpIp i A Hall ckni.Mo cK.kt. t- slight; Lacey, head, severe; A liiltott, fhonfderj severe i Milion hin alio-hr I) fltlr.lt vir ton, head, slight: May. lef.

slight. Ct Killed Ii ru7i un.l IP Whitfed; face, severe; srgt Hatch, prisoner; corpl Myers, shoulder, severe privates Crabtree, th gh; severe; Belany, arm broke; Dorithy, face, severe v. 1unuigjii, auuuiuur, sngut; a. rorresi, nana, slight Paul, thigh; slight; Kay, hand; slight; Smith. snouiaer, sngnt ii a EStraynorn, neck and leg, slight Thompson, face, stwere; corpl Richards, arm and side slight private Mitchell, slight; Lt A Graham, thigh, painful.

.11 Killprl PriTiita "A SfVao VP-. ti- 1 rice, slightly, in arm sergt A Whitley, arm, severe serart Moore. -shoulder, slightlv: nrip-itPi iii i-f arm, severe a Clark, slight; Collins, side and leg, slight; Evans, VN Edwards, knee, w.iuj severe; liarris, hip, severe; Lawrence, faae, slight; Overton, arm and thigh, slight; Oxley svciv; uarieiuas, nana ana tnign, severe -A Sumreli, thigh, slight Stanoill, head, sl.ight A Vendrick, head; W- Rountree, arm, slight; Wil- ROll I f.0. flint AcHZRAB WKjLlav t- I 1 1 1 slight; Th gpen, neck, slight; AStokea. Slight.

I-Killed None. Wpunded-Capt Larktns, side.il ifent- iy cgvu uivwA, Biiubijr iu nmi corpi isOvetW na- tht fiff: rurVtAa iA' 5S slight slight held. Jstight Ooffper Muggins, aria, slight Krngt shoulder, i jm. wtacu, severely; Boed, arm, slight; TJ Poke, arm, slights siiirui-: ti 'm. uovei.

t. arm.rs iwnti tjiniiam r-m and thigh. K- Killl-Sergt Best, private Alfred Langston Wounded Coor, very sightly sergts WileyThomp-8n, slightly Smith, slightly privates Cotev severp- (mso slight is fi n. si tnn, slight WHolland, slight; Lancaster, siirht T. aaouiaer, aaogerously Miller, slight Joshun Smith, severely PcUr Snider! slight Mullis shoulder.

i HECAPITULATION Offi sera killed: None. Enlisted men: 18. OlBcera, jinusiea men Ho of officers arid men carried ipto action 560. T-otal loas in killed and wound-eM: 189- W. JCNiGHT.

Adjutant 27th N. C. Troops. List of casualties of company 26th N. C.

in the faa-n and Spotsylvania Court Bouse filled privates Rueben Huoter, "Hardy IauKStofl. Johnilmore. Wtmnded, Lieut Jas JxnevtaiaV! yerely Sergt Henry Booker, in face, severely! Sergt Wm Ut'ey, in hand Corpls le; Norrjs, in leg Simeon A Anston, in breasfc Privates J- seDh Baker, in-hand- Anlnw r- t.1 raore, inankle, severe; J.Gtti, in neck, Wry Hamilton, bruised in bowela I. Jnn. i cob McCarter, in leg John Price, in bowels Jas Ste Xuiena bruispd.aliohl.lv it rim Tr.o.

Ird.Wsiv',?.arn' se'erely. Missing, privates AadJrson ja.iiajo.uu a ounger. T. WILLUH, BNfiLLINGvv '1S I-'eut. Com.

Co. Regt. C. T. APPORTIONMENT OF1 HOSPITALS, and amtnd fiokmmd, for tha wpwi oejB; of the stc and wounded from different States.

Virginia. Tennessee, Kentucky M.ssoun are at Chtmborazo Hospital, ieinif-nus of Broad street. (Church Hill.) i.eimi iR i0 in the d.J 3d, 4th, Slh'and CeixD' Winder Hoital, Northwest Hollywood Those the 4th division of Jack- Hospital, Southwest of WindeP Hospital erP in.he lar and.2d dhrisiong of Jaek-! on Bxwpital.and let division Wi oapitaL ThosrVtim Lmttsiittto at tk. terminuaof Broad Those from Alabama, Mississippi, Florida. Tea Arkansas in the 1st ana 2d divisions of HowardG aosiMtai, on mecnanicsville Turnpike P'Pfr'ated Hospitala Rebertson Hospital, corner Mam and Wayside Hospital, corner 17th and Uracasireets; Swaimx near Howard's Grove.

7 WSFT- Prison Hospitals-GenenU Hospital JTo. lS aaa Oeneral Hospital No. Hi, corner of Stfih and Cary straeUi, ouueiiu aiiir privaiioua was wiesieu by the strong" arms and stout hearts of oui English' ancestors froto thegrasp of tyranny and that, we would guard and protect ourselves and our children from chains and slavery, so we should sacreoly protect4Chis great bulwark of civil liberty and that as the courts of justice should ever be open for ihe redress of wrongs and injuries to property, so we believe that the Confederate Constitution, should be so amended as, at all times to secure to the citizen the "treat writ of right," as a se curity against all illegal restraints on his personal freedom. we are uncompromisingly opposed to secret sessions of Congress, which screen the acts oftito from his constiuents. as dangerous to civil liberty, that we are in favor of attending the Confederate Constitution so as to forbid thbohling of secret sessions of Congress, exeept when considering measures relating to the operations of the army, or our diplomatic relations, the publication of which nSight be prejudicial to the country.

That we esteem the immediate Tepon-sibility of the representative to bis constituents, as one of the greatest safeguards agiinst unjust and oppressive legislation; that we are therefore op to persons from States situated as Kentucky and Missouri, occupying seats- in Congress and votitjf to impose burthens on us which cannot be enforced On the- people of the States which-they profess to represent That we believe mavinis is me sourca Irom, -which flows much of thcvil legislation of last Congresu which has been so justly denounced, by W. W. olden of this State, Gov. Brown and Alex.lL StephenSj of and recently by Vance. And that for the pur pose oi remedying this -dangerous evil aqd reat -Wrong, we" ai in favor of so amending Confederate Constitution as to allow thm no greater privileges than Territorial; Dclega'toa, who do not tote, but ohly participate in the discussion of r.

Resolved, Tliatln order to procure these much desntd amendments to the. Confederate Constitution and such other securities to civil liberty as the exigencies may demand, we recommend calling a State in accordarce with Art. 5 of the Constitution of the Confederate States, which pro videsrasfollows: Upon the demanofof Any three States, legally assembled their several State Conventions, the -Congress ConventioiT of all the States, to take into consideration such amendments to the Constitution as ihe said States shall cdncur in suggesting at the time when -the demand is" made." Hesotied, That we are utterly opposed to all mob law, les and gag and denounce any uiaiv wfttf would advocate such measures, as a fit tool in he hands of a tyra-Yt to trample under foot all laws, all Constitutions, and. the most sacred iiff.its of the citizen. Reached That we agree with Vice-President btephenfi, Gov.

Brown of Georgia, W. W. Holden of this Slate, and the recent message of Gov. Vance tliat the -late act of Congress enrolling persons whose serTJees necessary to carry on the irt-ifustnM and business pufsuits of the country, re-quinogthem to get a detail fromthe President or of War, or be put into the army, is a tlangerous; and a despotic stretch of power, which oughf not to be placed in the hands of any man. and vtell contrived to strike down civil liberty by a oiiuaeu suyser 5 4lir wnfcto and -dependent uoon ihe will 'Sr nuci oi me citizen W.HC Jfd assumption Grower by -Goneress to.

rpn1afa fh vi -a? vi'i --e-'' vymotnu; sun rs ana in- fv sn toe manasrement of WnlCh hltniva ovnlimnl.l i 7 fa iu tue oiates loemselves at' the gafiant soldiers are entitled' to' uStJrg the people of this counfty neroic valor they have exhibited on every battle-field, and we iPmW ih 3 .1 U1'U1 UUI ucai iieit Bvm- y.T. pathyor the privations and hardships they have X'lj-ytv 5 nwiy endured, and that it is the duty of allwrood iWW protectaheir wives and I Wen, and we earnestly hope the day is not far Ju biquo upon the country llf W. b0 able 'to wefcomo them to their 1 tiliC nomes. 1 LVi gTreseBtv wss called to the stand, -1 and accented th A .1 "UOnSand Staled ha a as iV tut -v wui vuiicjurvauve or fan.by lhfise principles. 1 eriHj JMasten washen called for, and' afW an--h i Q7ln re-elefftion, entertained the Ft-i, iiifPiinir it.

lonivt i i jfrV- suojeci personal liberty. iwATw MO neKrn ttonitrMTXh od tor of 4 -M'' v. -v '( i i f. it 3 7 "71 6.