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u M ' j-i .1- . j-.-! 4"! ? . - I -r . i i -r J ..ri. ,.i ..-', , , . ;.' . V ' 7 1 ' U- . t'.'.v. --'!";-1. - - t- - . TDIllALIiiPiim let 1 Til IS NEWS. Hi The- telegraph informs ui that the eamj hw ircj'fron sbellngditance of Ohattanoog;1 with ft I"! w ,S&1 muHp a is iupp the demonstraUon t Chattanooga rny W faint w cofer. some other "movement, Ajr Wai'n.mes. 'in that quarter t last advicea. :-;'-!. -.;; Captain Egto,;of 'the United Slatf frigate Santeie, mda k demand on the 7th uK, ,' fori the gorreider of GalTeJtbnayin thatin ja W diJi, , Federal "naval and Und force! wouldi ajioearbl fore the city, Geo.vJlehert rwpondid Ahaf! hie urould replj to' th demand4 when t.ec Yankee i Tb newi'KOinr-Aen.: i;oun iajuigpij ienj wiuTeing. the nemy hawg again hbeaitouM, with a Ipsa of tli pieced of artiliery.'l ckson'a rath ii radiant with triumphs, awi aema to grow brigbler and- brightar. v A.1 thoosan.d thanks to the trave hero, ana du almost inpomparaDie army ! ' a. ;''.;! . LATEST FROM GENERAL JACKSON'S COM M AND-FREMOIJT AN D SttlEtDS ; BODTED. - .' . C4v.'-'... ! Sxi.UT0W, Jane, li. On Sunday, General Eweir command and a part of General' Jack Wn'i atucked Fremont near Cross Keys, jive miles fm Port Renublic. Fremont was ropuileed with considerable loss. On Monday Jackson crossed the north branch of the Shenandoah (above ort BepuhHc, and burnt the l-ndge. Iiei UhBn went in pursuit of Shields, who was encamped at Lewiston. two mileibelbw Port KapubUoL onithe east side of the Shenandoah. He tttaked him at sunrise, and after a terrible battle of Kjar hours, comDietelr rooted bim, capturing t i pieces Of artillsrr. fall BhioWi had) and a numbefiof tri- onersi Tb rout was as complete lis in thie case of Banks. Shields had nine thousand men ;and Jackson about the eame num;ber. Ffewontiwas reinforced, and on Monday , appearod on- the west bank of the Shonanduab, but could-lift get over to aid Shield, as the bridge had been burnlt.-. FreiBont is still there. Jackson is on the opposite side. now, a few milei abovu. j'i j j LATEST FROM CHARLESTON-ENGAGEMENT COMMENCED ON JAttES IS LAND. . ; " j V. j CuAt,MTON, June II. Fighting stjlll con tin uea in the vicinity of Charleston. The j papers o;i this murning contain the particulars of a sharp engagement on James Island, Tuesday afternoon, conttnuiag until dark. Our forces con.sited of threo iegimeqts and one battalion of infantry, ar.d three batteries the whole 'under command of Qen..rW. D. Smith. I ! The enemy were under the protection- of felled trees and' gunboats. Col. Williams, pf the 46th Georgia regiment, was mortally wounded. Ouir loss is variously estimated at from 30 to $5, prinf cipully Georgians. The enemy's loss u jtliought to be targe. ' . j ' ! ; J ' .The Cont9derates succeeded in driving the ' Yankees from piece of wood?, which-they evi i ' dfently were trying to occupy. Col, Lamar, at Secession ville, has kept up the Are oh the enemy V bfatfand land camp. On Monday he disabled a Yanlieepfopellor. i M j .A federal prisoner; taken Monday reports tbie enemv's force on James Island, to hi sixteen rea- iments and a few more were expected to arrive shortly, , "' h , r I It is reported hero that the stea'met Creple from tbii port tor Nassau, with a cargo of .cotton, fhad been captured by the enemy. - From the Iredell Exprossi THE RALEIGH STANDARD IN A STRAIT . I5OMIMATES COL. Z. 13. VAXCEi Tho Raleigh Standard, having madiej several unsuocessful cffort3 to bring out a caniidate who would accept a nomioation for Governor and riin as the candidate of the "llolden party," fbi? .he p(r cial benefit of the Editor, has flnallyi put up the name 6fV Colonel Z.- B Vance, a man whom the Standard had spent mauy years in traducing. Whether ".Col, -Vance will stultify himself and consent to run as the candidate of the Standard, after Gov. Graham had refused the proffered hon or and after Mr. Iloldea had first ascertained Ibat himself could not .be elected, is quitft doubtful, for we rather think that "Z'jb" is too cute to be caught in the trap which the wily magician of the Standard has sot ior bim and lor tbe,dearjpeojle," The Standard'i first choice undoubtedly, i wasi V, W.'llolden, next Governor Graham, : wihom the Standard knew would not accept ft nbminajiori, and then Col. Vance, overlooking all. the cither taknld,and more experienced men in the iSta tie-as Morehead, Gilmer, Brown, Puryear,-'Rejd, Ifool, Badger, Bragg, Guion, and even Meares mofct of them men of large experience in matters' of Gov ernment and statesmanship. The Standard has selected Col. Vance, a gallant 'soldier,, but inex periepced in statesmanship, over all others. Like Satan, he tempts Col. Vance to quit the army,; where. he is rendering .important sovice td hi country, abandon the cause of the South 4n the'Seld in its extremity, and run for an office which is better suited to civilians of maturer years, i, That jCil! Yanoe is popular is very true, and he ought to preserve- his popularity as a maiden prizesj. her virtu. If he affiliates with the 4,Holdeni parity' and commits hiimelf to the supervision of! the Standard, bis popularity, however great, jwiill from! that day wane I Let hi in not uhitej his lfors tunes with a bankiupt co(icern, that seeks the al liance for Selfish purposes? not for anyjreal friend ship for CuK Vance, or for theold vthig keeD cleAri of all entangling alliances receive not! the" kiss of any Judas I let bim continues in thejr er vice 6f his country, lead his brave men !t0 victory on every battle field,; and at the ending of the war ; be will stand as firm in the affections of thejpeo ple as his native hills in old Buncombe. Irrl our opi nfen.Col. Vance is not a man who wili d eseri his h nag n the field at this critical penodiof biacbun-; ; try's peril, f0ra civil post of ease and sinaller pub lic usefulness, if ho could be electe,5 whop ho knotfs there are- many civilians in 'th State--eDoinient statesman, to occupy the Gubernatorial Chaif, while he wili lead on bis- viitoriouslLe- tfon . "!'- :- " j O'ur officers of merit are too few already, many , of them have already fallen, and our! gajlanf ar ray in places is dedioralisbedjr the Want brTeffi cier.t commenders. nearly all our defeats haye teen; coursed by ineficient field ofiicera. Under thrsd 1 circumstances,if Col. Vance do fti? hisn sent to abandon' the army for a civU offlce-4-one that pan'be as ably filled by another-it would how. Jhat Ibis aniJbiiion is greater than. his patriotism. Thisrofhim, wedohot believe. No, iioi JBuf h n this wo err then we say without hesitation jthat at the next Governor'a'e'ection, if Col. Vanctj is a candidate, botli people and array oiight i to svote gainst him. ; ;.: ! Xoreover, the policy or applying tio the Arniy to furnish a hii?h Axariitive fjnctionnr ii. AA sv the least, very questionable, especially it tinjie f war. A "union of purse and sword" H, of all balt- r, 10 Deseautousiy guarded Beams', ia a repub wan government as endangering librtyy If the rmyor the f people elMJt tbeir rulers tVoni the Canip, the franrnen in llvia onnfilpv kn'n nhariu , others. mavnnn (InA hi i;t;A. x 01 ir ili Marty of our people are now trembliag in tear of - .iwry uespouim, whetber well rronnded or not we do not pretend to saytT Haman taturefc o"Upt apd ambition often deveWes; tself n tnose whom w believe the least inclined !to pfeup the rights of th people. Safety is always Utsixr- oT igilanee and a jealous care of pur privil'K Wlll not DO behind thA 'nrAmml n iJt-- kw.l.L ' the,?i8h ciyi P' for -whicluuey Sali Army Ctrrespondence of , the. van ioah JElepubli- ' - can. . : ' f ' " EVACUATION OP CORINTH, r -tlrmrtw T;5a. IMz. You witl probably hay learnt by! the tele graph before thia roaches yoa thai Corinth has ibeen evacuated by the Confederate Army. ' At least 1 mrei irom what. I saw before leaving mat place, 'and:; from . newr that haa . reached me toiay,; thai , our troops will ; M wUidrawn down the: Mobile ' and Ohio Railroad pro- bably1'' to-night or- tc-motrow. I jam not io formd of. tiha precise locality where tby will miles below Corinth, and a short distance above tne Ufcalona atation. r ; I endeavored to prepare yoor readers for this movement by an intimation thrown out in the concludiB paragraph of my last letter.- I refer to the subject again merely to say, inai ineevao nation of Corinth, under the circumstances which environed the army, was both wise and neces sary, as a brief statement will suffice to demon strate. I I The soil around Corinth if of that peculiar char acter which is very wet In winter, and very dry ma -summer. As was stated in a former Je'ter I saw a mule drowned I in a amall branch near the town, wnere two weeks af terwards there was not a drop of waiter to be seen. The coflseqnence war,, at the time of mv depar ture, both the troops and horses were suffering for water to an extent yoa can hardly iaiaeine. The chief supply was obtained from the standing pools in the beds of exhausted streams. Steps bad been taken to bore a number of wells, bet it was as certained that tnero was no rope or tools to be bad in , the town, and that it would be necessary to seud to Col umbos, Mi?., for the particular kind of rope needed. The rope bad not been received up to the 26th, and but for timely showers which re newed the supply in the water courses, and the wells dug by tbe men in the low, damp plscea.tbe army could not have remained there as long as it bai. The citizens use rain water, caught in cisterns from the lstot October to the 1st of May; but the supply in the cisterns was not sufficient to last the army one week. j i But it was not thev 'want ot an ample supply of water alone which rendered it proper for our ar nay to retire from Corinth. - Our encampment was bounded on three sides by. Bridge 'creek and a dense swamp in front, on the right, and in the rear and our breastworks were just behind the swamp and ran parallel to it for a considerable distance. The swamp was crossed by four or five reads, near which we had planted formidable bat teries to cut off all approach by the road". It would now appear that the same thing has bent, done by tho enemy, whobas advanced up near the swamp on the other side, thrown 4?p breastworks and posted heavy siege guns, which.noi only com mand the roads leading out from our side, but are of sufficient calibre to shell nearly every part of our encampment. lie ha? also thrown up strong works near Farmingtou and Pea Ridge, and erect ed heavy batteries. at commanding points alors the several routes to the rear. Indeed the Federal works are superior to ours, and their position equally'Strong, if not stronger) while their force U oae faurtb, if not one third, greater. It was hoped and expected that Hulleck would attack us in our position ; but this he was too sen sible to dq, for defeat would fcave been the certain result. Could we expect a different result, if wesnouid attack him behind Jus formidable works and with his superior force? It was never intend ed tol low bim toapproi ch so near, and to get in to position without firBt offering him battle. This we did at Farmington, when he declined to pick up the gauntlet thrown down to him; and this wo sougnt to do wnen. on tne Z3d, wnen it was foun i impossible, because the ground had not been properly reconnoitered ana manned to eet our rigDt.wing, which was to lead the attack, into po sition. Had we encountered the enemy on that day; in accordance with the order of battle agreed Upon by our officera,I do not see how we could have failed to win the greatest and most decisive victo ry thus far achieved in the war. That night, however, and the next day, the enemy moved up and get into position, where it would be as great maduess for us to muko tho attack aa it would bo for bim to attack us. V hy, then, it may bo asked, should we, and not Halleck, retire? Because Halleckis provided with guns of long range and heavy calibre, with w liven no can tnrowshot and shell into almost every part of our encampment every two. or 'three minutes, day and night, as long as he pleases; apd because no has better water and more abun daht supply than we have. ; , The chief advantage the Federals will gain by the change will be the use of tho entire line of the jklempbia and Charleston Kail road from Steven son to Memphis. They are good workers, and will. soon rebuild the bridges over the Tn'esio river and Bear creek, and those over the Hatghie and other streams . West of Coricth, which the r Confederates will doubtless destroy.: As soon as these I t-t bridges, can be rebuilt, Memphis and Fort Fdlow will be occupied, as wall as tl o e sec tions of the Mobile and Uhio and Tennessee and Ohio lliil Road .which lie North of the Mem phis and Charleston Road. , The withdrawal down the Mobile and Ohio Road will, diminish our transportation and bring the army into a more healthy section of country, where all kinds of suppue are mOre abundant l and the waters much better. T e enemy, on the 'contrary, should he follow us up, will have to march sixty-five or seventy miles into the interior: Wbere,in case of disaster, he would be cut to pieces and destroyed. j r. Vy . A CASUALTIES IN THE 6TH NJ C. STATE TROOPS (COL. PENDER. J " : The officer who furnishes the subjoined report, rays in a note to the -editors: j "This regiment was in the advance and drove the enemy before them for a mile and a half, cap turing their camps, with large supplies and val uable properly, when they jvere met by a large bodies ot federals, entrenched with masked bat teries. It was in charging these batteries, twice, that the chief loss was sustained." j Company A Killed : None. Wounded : Lieut Ct - . . ., . orrmu, coniusion ; privates A-ing, severely; Wm Gleason, do; H Daipsy, silghtly;. J R Blakely, or;, j vy uoietrim, do. Missing: Privates J Lieney, x uroser. m Company B! Wounded; Seret Leathers.sli(?ht. ly; Privates John W MeFarlar.d, severely: Wm G Ray, slightly; W U Roberts, do: Wm Latta. do; J as JUoore, severely, lefj on theeld. MiES ing: l'rivates li S Harris, Wm Glenn. Company C Wodgaed: Capt W J Freeland. severely and missing, Corp'l W Woods, mortallv ana teit uu me ueiu; jrnvatet p nuicnens, severe l 1 - i .1 fiij 1", - . rt TT . , - ly and left on field; W T Gresham, slighUy: W J Laycock, slightly; E N Blalock, mortally; J K Hall, severely; H Vickers,! . slightly. missing:, oergt a. j uarrou, rnvates M V B'ay lock, W J Holloway. . Company D. Killed, Private J A Houck Wounded: Lieut Ray, slightly; Sergt Conner, do rnvates J M Baker. K A Con. aeverelv: J F Dennis, arm; R Keller, arm; Allen Martin, dan gerously; r tuigiey, mouth. Missing, P Bai ley. . j ' Cuinnanv E. Killed : Vrivti H Win;., Wounded; Serg Donevant, shouldei; Corp'l Cox, slightly; Privates J W Coffee, severely; C L Cof fee, slightly; J P .Davis, C H English, slightly; J D Howell. W J Lovin?. J A Mcften. co,-... J M McKenny, severe; K R Singleton.slightly J T Sparks, dangerously; D R Silvers, J H wood, u W Jtiousion, Jos Boon, j slightly; Jas Stevenson, severely: ; , ' Company F Killed: Trivale Jos B Thomp son. Wounded: John Troliinger, D M Keck since dead; H Harring, Thos Fowler; John W Gibson J J Bradshaw,Jacob Shepherd, Wm Pei der, John W Bason. Wm Sikes, Blightlv. A WBlackwilder, Wm Porter Wunde : Corpl Wesley W Miller, severely; Privates Wm Cob ble, James A Holt, W H Smith, W Corrjher G M St irritt, severely ; J L Rendl man, P J Tho'n. a?on, slightly. Missing: -Serg W R Owens, Pri yatea John Heiligb, W S bhinn. i , Company H. Killed : Privates W T Walker, Thoa Taylor. Wounded : Sergt Covington, Corpi Hester, privates J W Martin, dangerously; T L Evansj D A Walker.TR Cape, W W Dooevaqt, L A Smith, A Moore, J fl Walker, slightly. Missing; A Simpson. Company I Killed : G W Perry. Wounded : Lieut Barbee, slightly; tJerg't French, Corp'l Clements, privates A A Lewis, W II Dillard J s Norris, severely; S Gate, W H Kelley, slightly. Missing: Corp'l Ausley, private Stephen Wil son. ' - ... Company K. Killed: . Berg! Barnwell, L Thomas. Wounded; Capt J W Lee, hand; pri vates Hesiey, H CKiig, JS Bartony M Williams. J Horn, W G Garrison," slightly. Missing: S Hatched - , Total Killed,; ' 11 Wounded, 88 - 'Missing, ' 15 Aggregate loss B. R. Smith, Ad'j 114 Sixth N. C. S. T. A List of Killed and Wotjitdkd or the 4th North Carolina. State Troops, in the , Battle near Richmond, on the 318t6j May, 1862. . Company ' A, of Iredell. Exiled: Captain A K Simonton, J N Barnes, color-bearer ; T C Deaton, H C Hart, M W Hooker, 8 H Killgroe, John Loft in ' and J L Brown. Woutuied: Lieutenant W F McRorie, alight; A S Fra ley, slight; W L .Shuford, slight; E M lie Neely, dangerous; W L Allen, slight; H A Brawley, 3 fingeH off right hand ; R M Braw- ley, slight ; J A Ingram, serious ; U Aliddltt r, slight ; J. B. Morgan, le, broken ; E A Mur- rison, serious ; B PI vler, slight ; J W Plyler, face, slight ; P A Shaver, thigh broken ; H W Sides, hand, serious ; Jb A Fortner, najht hand shatter ed; W S Honeycutt, head, slight ; J F Wallace, foot, slight ; T A White, right trm shattered and amputated; A T K.err, shoulder, serious; P W BrawleV, bruised by a fulling limb cot from a tree by a cannon bill. W U Hobbs, missing. Company B, Iredell nd Rowan. Killed: M S McKensie, C G Hix, Wm H Burkhead, Thos Jorden, Alex Felker, Frank Niblacb, Thos Pmkston, N J J Sloop and W A Webb. Wounded : V D Biggers, hip, serious ; Hugh Baxter, arm broken and wounded in breast; Jno Beaver, unknown ; M M Beaver, flesh wounl in thigh; Wm Chunn, mortally; J F Cowan, arm and thigh, severely ; N V Cowan, shoulder) slight i Wiley Cox, thigh broken ; J O Graham, serious ; Wiley Geuse, knee, slight; Jas Hellard, serious ; J W Kistlcr, slight ; J Leaser, un known; F Pluuier, arm, flesh wOund; M VV Stikeleather, arm, floah wound ; J M Turner, slight; J W Wilhelm, flesh wound in arm ; Captain, J H Wood, hip, severe; Lt. J FSUn sil, head, slight; Lt T C Watson, seriously wounded in head; R A Mills, unknown. Company C, of Iredell. Killed : Lieut; J C White, H L Bustle, R S Lollar, G N Mills, John Scroggs, T B Summers and J T Taze. Wounded: A J Anderson, flesh wound in hip; J A Feimster, flesh wound in arm ; J A Wad dell, thigh, flesh wound ; N W Carisenter, leg broken ; J A Holmes,. head, sevore ; J T Good man, leg broken ; C B 'Anns, one arm and leg broken, besides two Severe wounds in breajt f W S Beard, slight ; M A Bowles, mortal ; D ' S. Bustle, thigh, badly mangled, but not brokep ; Geo Brady, liesh wound in. arm ; Wm Brady, neck and left shoulder severely bruisoi by th fragment of s"hell ; J N Brotberton, slight; A F Campbell, not known ; J H Campbell, ball through band; S A Clay well, hand, slight; J R Eidson, shoulder, serious; A B Ervin, slight; J A Fiemming, flesh wound in arm.; J A. Garrison, slight ; A F Goodman, arm and head, severe; A H Goodin, head, slight; R A Hall, right leg shattered and amputated above the knee, a buck shot passed through the fleshy part of his left thigh ; he is lively and says he thinks he has an everlasting- furlough ; J C Hoover, abdiman, serious; R 13 Hair, slight ; S A Hoover, three or tour severe wounds on hi body; J A Houpe, breast,-1. fear mortally $ J F Holmes, tbih, flesh wound; W C Holmes, arm, severe; M. Houltshouser, serious ; C I Johnson, stightly; P M Jones, slight .C Kerr, slight; R T Kerr, sevore ; J WW-Ld Wlglit'; P T Miller, severe in foot; M W (Mooresevere fie; h wound in thigh and arm ; J P Morton, leg, broken ; J C Reamer, severe; J A Ried, foot and thigh, severely ; J M Riskert, leg, severe ; J T Kobb, bead, slight; J B Sherrill, severe in head and slight in knee; F A Shuford, arm, flesh wound ; T Summers, leg, sevote; A M White, severe. Company D, of Goldsboro'. Killed: J W Harrison, J P Powell, Henry BaHlett and Geo L Whitley. Wounded: Lieut M C Hazsll, slight ; J H Pearsall, slight ; J Anderson, severe ; J Beard, thigh broken; Wm Burnaham, slight; Ira Combs, Beriou3 ; Geo W Casey, serious ; Wm LMnkin?, serious; J Daniel, slight; 1 li Lee, slight; J B Lane, severe in arm; Eli; ha Myers, severe; Jas Noma, slight; D C Pa.e, serious; E A Bobbins, mortal : B W Susser, slight ; Jas Sanderson, arui brokon ; J T Tihdall, dangerous; Jno Williams, dingerous ; B.F Whitley, slight ; John Whitley, severe; R Underwood, thought mortal ; E Croom, slight ; C Parker, slight. I The list of casualties in Company E will be found below from the Captain of tbe Company. j . Company F, ot Wilson. hilled : Capt JS Barnes, W T Lewis, R Franklin, D Mario w, L Ottinger, J Minor, J Barnes D Renfrow, W Todd ar;d W R Grafton. Wounded: Lt J W Dunham, thigh, dangerous: Lt Thompson, hor rible wound in the face ; W R Hanself, seriou.3 ; R R Lancaster, slight ; W V S;evens, TB Steth, serious; H M Warren, T Atkison, B Birne3, G B Battle, serious ; W Farmer, arm shattered ; J C Farmer, fatal ; W L Meeks, jaw smashed ; P Marlow, arm; A J Robertson, slight; A M Sharpe, perhaps mortal ; S-H Scott, slight; V M Stewart, arm ; B Stokes, side, perhaps mortal; J Taylor, slight ; A Thomas, badly ; B F Milli- ford,arm broken ; J W Watson, serious ; G Wat l. . 1IT TIT . -W-v -w-r . . son, engnc; vv r wooien, arm; u vick, per haps fatal ; J D Farmer, leg broken ; B B Rhodes, slight; J S Benton, mortal. Besides 1 these are four missing, two of whom, viz;J G Valentine and A Watson are supposed killed in the last desperate charge, since then they have not oeen neard ot. Company G, of Davie. Killed: R R Dis mukea, Jno J Barlon, A H Camr A W Chaffin. Jas Cook, Jas Dowdy, Jonathan Jordan, I F Swarington and B W Wagner. Wounded: Lt. S A Kelly, shglt ; Lt D J Cain, shoulder, se rioi.8 ; L S Mullican, head and arm," serious ; Wm Austin, thigh, serious ; Thos J Baker, slight ; W H Beck, leg broken; Jno W Baauchamp, slight; J O Bowden, slight; W G Cain, jaw broken; J N Charles, slight; E J Duuthit, slight: J W Gadsay, head, Eerious; Davidson Hfiffie, breast, perhaps mortal; H H Hanse. slight; W A Hendrik, arm and side, serious; H H Iiams, serious; Jam A Jones, thigh broken, W A Line, side, serious Wilson Leach, sido dangorous; W A McCrackin slight; W M sheets, slight; Jno Taylor, siis-ht; Edmond Turner, severe; MWalls, wrist broken; li4 Williams, slight; Thos D Whitcock, leg ampu tuated. Three missing. Co. H, of Iredell Killed: M B Diffee, M Alorgan, J Parr, J W Friesland, J B Kinder, B Kash. T P Whitaker.O R Kennegar, J L, Walker L G Moorefield and David Frr. Wounded; E A Osborne, hip severe; Lt. J Z Dalton, foot se vere; Li G Morris, mortal, L L Gofortb, mortal R M Lizenby, thought mortal; B Tharp, mortal; J F Chamblin, mortal; S H Bobbit, arm badly mangled; J l ihomas, shot through tne wrisl Henry Jj Milton, flesh wound in leg; Jeae A Weason, arm, severe; 8 P Edwards, fles.h wound in lg; D A Harmn, fleh wenrd in writt; Jos C ragit, hip, severe; it R Mergon, foot slight Thos L Morgan, thigh and foot revere; Kobt W Nesbit, thigb, slight; Francis M Current, head, e" vere; Urnelius Joyner, right arm lm nutated be low the lb iw; Ben Car e-, kn e slight: Jho W Robisor.. arm severe ; side slight ; Jno O Bar nard side severe, J N Gotorth. arm and hand. severe; Thoa Campbell, right hand, thumb and onenneer snoi on; d a jjoiee.l&rougn ngn band; Noah Toml'r, lez, severe; B A Campbell, am . slight; A Campbell, s ight; Jas Botfn, leg-, slight. : Co. I. of Eastern Carol tarn, Killed: Francia ! Jones, S Airnrey, David S.Roe, J H Foreman, J Y) C ! u a a T A T a . - oiaipsoo, a a nonian, a. a xiuaneii ana VY 1 Pitt. Wounded: Lt. L, B Creekman, thooght ftiUr; t B Garawan, thought mortal Willis Cl- I awiy, jnrtal; Tiomaa 15 Crawford, slight; JfioRj Biid, alkht; Gea R R-e, seriona; Thoa It Swindle, J stigntf d tripp, EllgUi; Jsa wv mus, B?rious; r x Notnanj .'mortal; Chas Dowtv, mortal; G- o.D.tw iljihtj Noah PniUppt,head,slib'hM N Bee?, thig, flfi wotind; W J Letchworth, thigh shaUerad; a FiJwiadle, arm', flesh wound; Z BranUj, breast, slight.- . Compiny K, Rowan. Killed : Jas B Bowers, K G Kj, J A Eddleman, J A Lorafice, (of Catawba) L M Rend 1 em an. Saml Stray horn, G S Winters and D C Johnson; Pounded : Lieut W CCoughenour, slight : Lt M flofftin, severe ; Lt Ham Xong, le, fleshr wohnd ; Richard William;, hand, severe - S A Brown, ffopt and shoulder, severe ; J S C rowel, breast, pertaapa mortal ; J E Casper, slight; W W CumingSi mortal; N N Church, slight; J C Destori, serious; N A Eller, arm, flesh wound ; A'Friwihime, in head, severe ; S L Gardner, aide, seHousj'M, N Holdshouser, slight; L Hold shfiRjaer. ibretut. severe : P A Heilig, lee, .severe flosh wound ; J Kenter, foot, slight ; W A Lilly- crop;'.' hand, slight; Calvin Miller, head,. slight; A Jtt McQueen, severe fleish wound in the thigh ; WF. Milliv unknown f D Moze', thigh shattered, aac serious wound in bead ; J Maldin, thigh broken ; ;J W Neely, badly wounded in the face; W,H Page, shoulder, slight ; E Patterson, slight; J Roberts, shoulder, slight; G D Scruigs, arta, slight ; H C Seavefts. leg, severe ; Levi Tur n?, Ihi2h. severe ; M J Weant, arm, slight ; Hen ryAVice, badly wounded in leg; W Smithdeal,-haQdj-seVere. 45- - K KC APITTJ L A.TION. Killed, Wounded, 79 284 8 f Musing, , . " Total, 713 : : i . KlCHMOND, Vs., June 3, 1862, "Residence of Q. S Palmer, Franklin at Editor Raleigh Register: . SlRl-fl enclose to you for public ition the following official list of the casualties in my com pany, .E, 4th Regt. N. C. State troops. The counties or Beaufort and Hyde, being oc cupied, by the enemy, J. have no other me ins of : a : a . i : . . i ' c coifiuipnicakiiJg w lutur lrieuua vua mieitigeiice oi their fate. . The coin nan v wont into action on oatarday morning, the 3 1st of Maj", numbering fifty five, including omcers, non-commissioned of ficer and privates. Forty five of this number were killed or wounded in the fight. This simple resold, is all thi eulogy the company nseis at tbe hands "df its Captain. Killed 1st Lt. Thos L Perry, Adit of Regt, 2d LfjIrBl? Boddinu, 1st Corporal, Thos R Murray; Privates Seth Brinn, Jacob O Merry, Bryan Campbell and Lewis H Leggett. - p ounded. Capt D M Carter, severely wounded n ?i8t .shoulder; 2nd Lt. C P Litham,. flesh wound; Sergt M F Williamson, slightly; Sergt. H C - Carter, sligbtly; Cyrporal J W Leggef, Cofporaj , T R Tette'rton, slightly; privates James Brad y, seriously; Jesse Urown, seriously; Jimw H Williams, severely; James E Syfte?, severely; John, L Harris, Mordecai Ward, severely; W T Hoggard, shghtly; John - W Latham, slightly; John Hawkins slightly; Wm A. Cutter, severely; K H Uayuor, teverely; John Kiverp, severely; David Baynor,' dangerously; Jas H Brickell, severely; Isaac J Meekinp, slightly; J S Swindle, slightly; Appleton Squires, slightly; DBriley, slightly; G W Mayres, severely; UenryCuttor, dangerously; SB Whitley, stightly; J W Silver- tnorn, alightlv; ijangley irowell, slightly; ihos H Mejr.y, slightly; Jas' E Hodges, severely ; W W , Mallison, leverely; Mosa Woollard, severe ly ; .Geo D Jefferson, severely; J nun 63 M Patrick, slig-Ttly; tieo U Whiteaeie, severely; itedding L ibggeU, severely; Haiitz Hodges, severely. 'Gentlemen in the neighboring counties having opportunities ol sending copies of the Statidardor Register, containing this comuunic.i ion into iJeaufort or Hyde, will please do so. The friends of the,, wounded may rest assured, tuat they re ceivVBtery kindness and attention from the cui zens of Richmond, and many generous pbysfcans Irom. tortn Carolina are now nere in aitenaance on wem. (lue aoove is wriuen irom aiciauon, by, ft : friend.) Very respectfully, D. M. CAKKEK, ';Capt. Uo. JK ,4ihiN. C. Keg atate lroop?. LlSt OT THOSE "WHO DISTINQVISHED THEM8ELVES iif-.-THK BATTLE OF SEVEN PINES HILL'S DIVIS 'iCNyEATHERSTON's BRIGADE, COMMANDED IN BATTLE' BY COL. O. B. ANDEOsiON, 4TH N. C. STATE TROOPS'. 3LRTII NORTH CAROLINA, COL. GRIMES. Company A Sergeants A . S Fraley, W L Shufford', i P Cowan and Thos M Davidson, Cor poral E C Rumple. Privates T A Bailey, E G Bost,' K. M Brawly," Augustus Byers, Wm L, Car tor,, J M Donaba, D Fulbnght, D C Hunter, Ja- cjO Juassey, j no a JtiuruocK, u u muruoeK, itu n ard 0 M Osborne, W S Oiborne, W S Rogers, W P SfraMllVManio Snow; M F Clark, J WUojbs, W'S.Huneycnt, C Middleton, J T Irvin. Company B J W Shinn, O S ; Privates D A Donah bo, Chas Anderson, .Joseph Patcbet, L A Steele, Jno W Gullet, D S Cowan, G S Belk. Company C Privates Brothersiow, Wm Ad ams, A S Mills, R A Sharpe. Corporals Holmes and Stephenson. Com pun r D Set geant Best. Privates W H Gierley, N Lee, R Peel and Lt H Huzelle. . Company E Privates R Gibbon?, B Nobles, D FowelL . Company F O Sergeant S Y Parker, Privates U H Barnes, E Barnes, L C x, J B Farmer, R Condon, James Gay, W B Nolby, It R Barker, H Pt VV oaten. Company G Privates Daniel Blask welder, Jno O Bowden, W H Owen, H r Kud:cil. Corporal D J omoot. Company H O Sergeant J W Stockton, Ser geants-Kennedy and Thomas. Privates L Bxm ard. J M Mize. Lieut Weaver. Company I-r-Priv sites' W S Asperry, J W Swin- delft Koaa L .Roe, Washington Wright. Company K Serg't M L Poan. Privates W A Murr, W R Josey, W D C Peeler, W A Glov er, 'A 0. Carter, J-Solomon, A W Miller. Brtak Grimes, Major Comd'g 4th N..C. State Troops. 49TH VIRGINIA REGIMENT, CoL. WM SMfTH Privates Gustavus Right, Jarns C Skinner, Samuel V bim pson; Corporal Julius Pilcher Color Guard Sergeants Curry and Spencer, for mer severely wounded ; Corporate Jewell, Sut- phineptone and Maddox, former kiljed. 27th gsokqia. Co r Sergeant Latham and Color Guard 28TQ CfBOIA, COMMANDED IN BATTLE BT CAPT Seranti K E Thompson, E S Crump, Orpora .a aos vjrerrin prridhS SPECIALLY MENTIONED IN FEATHER ' STOP'S BRIGADE COMMANDED BT COL. O. B. AN . SKEUoN. Co.LeTi B Smith, 27th Georgia remained for hours . with his regiment after being severely wounded. . -Col Wm dmith, A9th Virginia, was conspicuous throughout for hU"coolnca and damp. Lieut Col Grimes, 4th N. C, was in the hottest of the fight, and led his regiment with coolness anrjudgment. Caft Wilcox led the 28th Georgia, after tbe re tiremeat of Lieut Cot Cain, with coolness and gal Kntj. , Cat G,P Poote, A A G, greatly distinguished himself Major Partridge, A C S, Lt Haley, A D C, arvi Air A H Parker, Volunteer Ail, aro high ly eoramf nded. f ' Tbj Brigade numbered l,865on going intoac J lion. Of these 866 were killed or wounded.- WH ARE FEQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE I QUNTIN B U8BJEB as a eandidata for a seat lm the Horn ef Conuneaa of the aext General Aa eembl. ; t- ' ' ,1304 Jaae, 1812. je 14 U Company, Shops, June7th, 1862 THE BANK DP COMIIEHCG AT NEW. ; BSBN, haa thia day declared a Mmr-anaaal Di r luuna ot pr cent., payable on and altar tne lata inst, at their Banking Room in this place. j - J.A. GUION, Cashier. Standard copy. . jooe 11 2L WANTED BOARD IN A PRIVATE wfY by twa Jng geatlemeu. Apply Sox 18f, Baleigh P. 0. B June 11-3 1 High Point Female Seminary, HIGH POINT, N. C. THE FALL, SESSION WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY, July 21st, 1862, with the same oorps of Teachers and the same leading characteristics as heretofore. For information as to tbe merits of, the School, we refer with confidence to our former pat rons. BATiS FOB SKSSIOS OF TWIBTT WEEKS. Board, at $2.50 per week, - $50 12 M 20 6 tH 00 50 00 00 00 negaiar laiuoo, lower classes, " " higher classes. Piano or Guitar Lesions. Wax, Worsted, or Leather Work, xkbhb. Fifty Dollars m advance : the remainder at the close of the session. No deduction for an ab sence of les than two consecutive weeks. x or farther information, address S. LANDER, A. M., je 11 lmpd Principal. Bank of the State of North Car olina. THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of this Bank will be held on the 1st Monday in July next, at their Banking House ln-thlS City. C. DEWKY, Agents Raleigh, Jane 9, 1862. , je ll id Partisan Rangers. HAVING RECEIVED 1 H REQUISITE authority, I propose to organise a Company of MOUNTED 11ANUERS, to be composed ot theold officers thrown eat of service by the recent re-organi- ration. A "decapitated' officer myself. I earnestly and cordially invite all of this class, who,' from patri otic motives, desire to serve their country, to come and unite with me to annoy and harass, and, if possi- Die, to a rive irom our sou a c;uel and barbarous ene my, wnose presence is degrading, corrupting and pol- u ing 10 oar aeienceiess citizens. It is intended! that this Company shall be attache J to GoL Scottf s Oorps of Rangers, coaiisting of Mount ed Rifloinen, Cavalry, Inlantry, and a Light Battery, ail ot wnicn wili, as tar as practicable, operate to gether. v .bach member will furnish himself with a good, strong horse, and such arms as he may have at his command. Gentlemen wishing to join me will address me at Raleigh, N. C, or apply in person at the Planter's House. W. S. GUY, formerly my 81 5t Lt Col. 13th N. C. Troops. $500 Reward. THE UNDERSIGNED HAD THEIR COTTON GIN burned on Friday night the 23d iust, and about 12,000 lbs. of picket cotton, and other things to the amount of twenty-five hundred dollars. They will pay the above reward to any per son who will give information so that the incendiary may be convicted and punished to the full extent of the law' june 4r-3t . B. Y. A P. ROGERS. Bank of North Carolina Till' : GENERAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of this Bank will be held at their Banking House in this City on the bbtcohd Thobsdat in J una next, being the 12th day. my 7 td C. DEWJSY, Cashier. milE PUBLIC TREASURER HAS AP- JL pointed, by ana wun tne censeat aaa approba tion of the Governor, W. II. DVDV, to sign Coupons on N. C. State Bonds, under aa ordinance of the Con vention, my 23 5t Lost or Stolen LOST OR STOLEN FROM THE MAIL, Certificates from the Public Treasurer of North Carolina, of North Carolina 8 per rent Bonds as fol lows : Noa. 97 and 98, of $5,-000 each, dated April 9. 1862 making $10,000; No. 152, dated April 21st, 1S62, for $1,001) ; Nos. 147 and 155, of $2,000 each, dated 2 1st April making $4,000 The said Certifi cates of Bonds are made payable to John O. Wil liams & Co. THOMAS BRANCH A SCNS, my 31 5t Petersburg, Va. vr iL meeting of the members of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company will be held at their ofice ituthe City of Raleigh, on Monday, the 7th day of J uly, 1 862, at twelve o'clock, M. R. 11. BATTLE, june 7 td Secretary. The Energetio Whitaker TTTISI1ES TO GO SOUTH IN A FEW f f days, and would like to close out the balance of his SUGAR, RICE, Ac. He intends laying in a large stock of Grocer :ea, and also intends celling tuem at a very Email advance on cost. Patronize the Inimitable if you wish to get good bargains. v my 24 ITANTED TO HIKE FOR THE BAI, f ANCiS of the year a gooxl fracksmith. Apply to M A BLEDSOE, mar 29 tf Capt and A. Q. M. 1I7ANTED TO HIRE FOR THE BAL- f f .ANCET of .the year, a GOOD COOtf, without incumbrance. Apply at this office. , apr 19 SADDLE-TREES. SADDLE TREES. SADDLE TREES. Of all descriptions and styles, can be made on reason able terms, at shortest notice, at " TUEIM A FRAPS' Factory, mar J5 tf m Raleigh, N. C. NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL F IRE INSURANCE COMPANY. At the annual meeting of the North Carolina Mutual 7ire Insurance Company, held on the 14th January, 1862, the follow ing persons vere elected Directors and Officers for the ensuing year : DIRECTORS. Henry D. Turner, Raleigh John R. Williams, do. T. H. Selby, do. C. W. D. Hatchings, do -Kemp. P. Battle, . do. George Little, do. ,1 ames M. Towles, do. James E. Hoyt, Washington, Alexander Mitchell, Newbern. Jos. G. Wright, Wilmington. John M. Jones, Edenton. George W. Charles, Elisabeth CityJ Jos Ramsay, Plymouth. J. W. Harreli, Murfreesborough H.B. Williams, Charlotte. Samuel Watkins, Milton. A. W. SteeL Favettevilla. Joseph White, Anson county Josh. Boner, Salem. A. P. gummy, Asheville, OFFICERS OF THE COM PAKT T. H. Selby, President. Henry D. Turner, Fi'ee do. Joha IL Bryan, Attorney. Hamdea S.' Smith, Secretary and Trecunrer T. H. Selby, ex-offlcioA John R. Williams, . V Ex. Comtnitt: C. W. D. Hatchings, J This Company hat been in successful operation over 13 years, and continue to take risks upon all )lasss of property in tbe State, (except Steam Mills aad Turpentine Distilleries) upon favorable terms Its Policies now eover property amounting to nearly $4,000,000, a large portion of which is In coadtry risks ; and its present capital Is over Four Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bond properly secured. ' ? All communications isreferenee to insurance should be addressed to the Secretary, postpaid. IIAMDvN 8; SMITH. See'. January 18th, 1862. I - . t . - an 22 Plantation Wanted! GN OR HEAR ONE QP THE LUTES of Railroad, with accommodations for fifty to sevenly:five negroes, :l ,; ;' Persons owning and desirons of selling such, will please address the subscriber, describing, the place, quality of sell, the prodaetioa, location, price of corn aad teen! in the neighborhood, price and terms el sal, and all parUcalari important to a pnrobaaer. , H. K. BURQWYK, If if RakigVN. C. Ordjnanoeg of thV Convention. TTE j SLTALt rPIUNTf IN PAMPHLET T lorim, on ae book paper, nboat 500 eopies of the Urdinancea and! Kesolationa passed by the State toejTeution at its Several sassieBS, and solicit orders for the inn.. The Convention only authorised the printing or 500 eopls., and as the dUtribatloa of that PruTie for bv an ordinanee passed ,bv that body it is quit likely that copiee of-these ordt. nanoes wi 1 be eiacjultta obtain, tor thU rason, w have concluded to brint the above meatiened numUr when senUj mailJ: postage paid; ft 6ef eopj Those wiSking copies would do well to order thenvat once, as the extra number for aale Is fliiu limited, j We will also print 500 extra eopies of the I - 4 OCRNAtS OP THE CONVERTTOWV ' Provided Wa rnSwm'a. inffliuant 'niimk.. -'. f justify ur doiog 104 We do net knom. at what price r m.. L. .L1. 1. j.ll1 .1. T : 1 M . M ve-oie so sen ue woornais, nm inose wish ing copies jan notlf as so tkat'we may be able to decide wbiaft extra niamber to prinW !f Hi iNO.tETSl, i il Printer to the Convention. I hotel. v outhern Enterprise. V I I fcrrritiLL's depot, w. c. f THIS HOTBli lS NOW OPEN FOR THE aooommodatia of ita frUnd. nit- .w- , jj ii - f feHa otbv fare the qountry can afford, good rooms, and wooer vw .hi ym.i u. Acria m neretoiore, 3U per month, $1 per Webk And $2.50 per day. There is aoe Mineral Snriav three on the Hotel and at its command : reference eaa be had to k . - v - m t.ie -n ... ...... uijM5.ei rroiv amnions, wnicn win be found, . u uvhu m wuua iour nunarea yards of Kittrelt s Springs, immediately on the Ealeltk and QuUd Railroad, ight milis front Henderson, fifteen from, LouuburR 'fifteen from Oxford ant tan fWm Proper Conveyance eaa be haJ la aUhap f Pi aces after the 10th of Jane. T Bespeetfullv. WM, It. COLLINS. :f AKALTSIi Or TBE WATI, The water which I received frnm inn apt 1M week, I find is a ohljbcate, and I believe will prove an excellent one on tri&L A large proportion ef tho iron had subsided, or ceased to be held la solution, at the time I received lithe water. It still continued to hold in station 8 ip grains to the galioa, and was W.AA.M.1. tel... - . . . ... . . . cjoir itujuH vaosparenu rro may eons losr luuk auuui iwo-uiiras or tne iron, aad been separated irom uie water, uawever tnu may be, tbe water is quite as stftong as it need be to be useful as a tonio ana a.ierauve. xne iron, lime and magr tela are bald in solution by an ergauio acid, ltis In consequence of this peculiar combination that th's class of ehalybeaie waters beeome easaljjr assimilated to the system, "aid thereby beeome so useful ta eertaia oases of debility. 5 Aaoe iruiy yours, . my 316t K. EMMONS, State aeolojrist. j j CHACKEll BAKERY. npHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BUILT A I large HARD-RRE AD aad CRACKER BAKE RY, and jtted it up with the most Improved machin ery, are now prepared to furnish the oitiams of Ral eigh aud tbe State with fresh Crackers of the best quality, such as :i 1 1 SODA! CRACKERS, it BUTTER 'c WATER " . .If SUGAR 4c, ic. We are also prepared to furclsh the Army" and If a vy witn j.i is . i .... - ,,.. I AY Y BREAD, : if PILOtt ' : 1 t ? win Biacurr, etc.. At the lowest market rate.. Ca n, orders sscurely packed aad promptly attended to. If j JAS. SIMPSON A SON. WANTED, EMPTY FLOUR BARRELS. IN froofl condition, for which we will pay U& each nov 30-i-tf ii " JAS. SIMPSON SON. 1861. H f r ?-I?ADE' 1861. GFNTLEMEN AND BOY A IN WANT OF! CLOTHING, H4TS, SHOES, BOOTS, 4a., of every description, will find me prepared this SPRING to lurnubi h.m yum BE 1 TEH CrOODS, at more Keasonable Frloes than heretofore; and I most cordially invite them to examine icy " , GOODS AND PRICES before purdhasiog. NotwithsUndine the crisis, I have been NORTH and Purchased, to mat advantage, a most BEAriTT. FUL and VARIED STOCK: of H CLOTH ING AND C?ENTS FURNISHING GOODS. and my friends caa W furnished, at short notice, from head to loot. t Having: 4. splendid Stock of tbe most fashionable and approved French CLOTI1. DOESKINS. CASSIMERES, TESTINGS of all kinds, 4b , tbe mot ACCOMPLISH El AND 8T:PE-. RIOR r CUTLER AND WORKMEN in my TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, I sm ready to compete wi.h anjr one in the did North 'Hfete in making any Garment Or Clothing to ordertai th4most superb and artistie 'manner. , . Tbe liberal encouragement I bare reosivea and continuedj indications of increasing confidence, inspire me with tho hope that I shall be more liberally patron ised than ever; to merit which I will give my undivi ded attention to the wants of all who favor we with a call. ' i M. ORAIJSMAN. apT 13if jl .... MILITARY GOODS! Tfl SUP. GREY AND , DRAB MILITARY 0 J Overcoats with large capes, price 16, 18, 20 and 22 dollars, all home made SOO Merino Shirtlf , Grey and White, for catut life. 5UO Paiif Meriao and Shaker Drawers, all sis, Grey and Wlite, just to hand. -50 Pai Grey, Blue, Drab and Mixed colored Cloth aei;Caseisaeres, made to measure or sold by the pant or single pattern to suit purchasers." Overcoatings in Beaver, Pilot and Petersham. 40 Dosen sup. White Shirt. J ft 70 Dosea Cassimere, Gingham and Calico fatigue Shirts. j ii ' ; 1 Blanket and Shawl for Soldier's use. 1 r Oil Cloth Overeoatajj Leggin and Cap Cover. -m Gilt Buttons by the gross. Gold Braids by the! pair. Haversacks by the hundred. 200 Pair iDrill Gaiters. Heavy Socks by the doaec. ' .. . Gloves andj OSuntietts. .i-,1'- " Pants, Vests and Ditess Clothing; a compleU aasort ment at T. W. ROYSTON 4 CO.'S. oct9 ' . 1! . ' Petersbar Va. . : , , ... , , ,4 CIRESH MEDICINES JJ j AND TOILET ARTICLES. Tbe Subscriber ha the pleasure of announcing to his friend had the pablle goaerally, that after much delay trouble, and expense, ewiag to the war, and In terruption ef trade, he ha procured a fresh supply oT Medicine; Toilet aid other articles la his liaoy which he has beenj unable to furnish for aome aisoe past He ha to pay CASH for all be hays, and hope that such of his! patron a do not pay promptly, will take the hint, and that alt in arrears, who have net gone to the seat off war to fight for our ladependeuee 'and dearest interest, wilj pav up their arrearage or a part at least, so that he may be able ta meet pressing de mands, and keep hi Stock replenished. ... "1 1 . jObTAll! order Jlroa. the ; country (unless from prompt and reliable parties,) will ge nn&otieed, If not accompanied with the CAS11 orlu eqnfvalent. i - -47 i !i P. P. PESGUD, r r j! Prnggist, Raleigh, N. C ,. rate Cloth just reoeived the Crensha-w Woolen pany, Blohmond, Va. HAVING PURCnASBD FROfl THE aaettdn sale a large invoice ef Grey and Bin Cloth aae iCasaiaMf, w are prepared to snake uni forms in the best manner. Also, a large Uvoiee of Maryland Cloth and Caasimere; Cadet Grey, very fine; do. North Carolina Casaitaere Grey, large quan tity for Uiifonn lend JlUitary1 Overcoats, ready mad or made to measure.1' We have Sew in oar ous ting departaaont two CatUr that cannot bob in tbe art ef catting both military and citisens' dies. Black French Cloths, Caulaser and Vestingt) Velvet Vestiag, blackf and Fancy; 60 Caasimere Suit, all sites, Jus received ; 60 dosen Merino and Lambs' Wool Shlrui aad Drawers; India Babber OvereoaU and Legglnii: tne EhirU, Drawers, Socks, Collars, Glove, Cravsts, Saapeader. 8hals, BlaakeU, Ual ;o..Uta r T.W ROYSTON 4 CO- ten,' OS fcb2 1; PeejsxatectvVa. an Confedd 'Com a: 1 j t n i, ! t .3 " i- ".ji-t- h. lit i : .1 III' - r ml ' -si - 1; ' ';" S- i .t.Ui 'I ;. i'r'i'i 1 .,1-; : -' -h 1, !- -1'
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