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" TELEOEAPHIC NEWS.
RltrORTEtf fOfc T(J ASSOCIATED FRESH, j
LARGE FLEE1' IK JAMES RlVKB ARRIVAL
OP TANKER PR1SONKRS U ALLECK AND
it vtr i wC ATTSR OH MfiTJ jKLfiAN'S RE-
luinii' 4- -
MOVAL-NECESSlTr FOB ACTIVE OPERA
TIONS IN- VIRGINIA THE HEBALD AND
kTHi? AniCATJWrilE; BRITISH" CABINET,
' etc. ' - : '""v ' ' "
Richmond, Nor. 18.
The eneiny liasa numerous fleet in lower .fame
Uivefln the neighborhood of Hrandon Bar.
Oni hundred ami twenty-six Abolitionists raptured
.y eleven of our cavalry at Snicker's Gap werts brought
to this city last eveuing. '-. '. ..
A letter written' by Gen. ttal'eck to Secretary
Stanton shows that IfftiKk on the 1st of October
uilviswl a forward movement by the army of the" Po
tomac and actually ordered it atid" that neither of
these movements being carried out It in inferred that
tins led toth rcmovUl of McCIbIIbii. '
ThWasb'njft. Chronule sayt tuat.the rernqval
of M . Chilian wait the resu.t of iofij? and patient Can
snltiition on the part of the highest military authori
ties add that It must be regarded purely as ft military
question. ' The necessity fur a'-tive-ppfrations in Vir
ginia had W une sa inn -ati that, for reasons whwh
appcarid ii'njior.itive the (' wasmiide.
The NeV York ITrrul tlmt.McOle'dan iia
fallen a victim to th mech Mm wl the radical Abolition-
faction. His unimrtloi,..., crime has been his
)ersMtiit refilKiff to make .the cause of tliti Unuib. sec
ondary to the cms of ue'firo emancipation.
Tlio UritibhtUbinet meeting was hot held on account
iff the non arrival of Queen Victoria who was detained
at Drupe's bv litiistcrous weather.. The British Par
liiipiett wbMi stood adjourned 1o the 26th of Octotpr
wasfiinnally prorogue! until the 13th of NoTembcr.
MORE OF McCI.EI'.f.ANf? RFMOVAT. 111! AND
nt'RNSIDI WEEP THE YANKEES IN A
BTEW TWIN VAN RUREN SPEAKS .1118
JIIND. ETC. "
KlCHstOwtt, N"V. 16.
The order removing MeClellan is dated the 6th"
afil reads thus: ' liy the direction of the I'residenf of
the United States it is ordered that Maj. GcimmhI Mc
CldlaB be relieved from command of the nrWf tif Po
touiac anl that Major General Hunis'ide tnke eotn
rnnnd of fhW afmy. Kj onler of tire Secretaty of.
Was," &Oi
The -Ynrfc- Htrai'T Warrcntnp correspomlctit
sn.vs: "The renmval was entirely unexpected ly eve
ly body-hew. Tears coursed down M Clellan's clas-wi-
fixtures and Burnside with bis stoiit hea.vy framo
Vvept like a sorrowing child. Tliere they srtt and
wept and Ilurr.siile was at fin.t disped to duclinc
BKSiuniiiK the command. MeClellan hi his farewell
niMrcss to tlie ainiy says, in parting from yu I can
uH exprtfisjlie luve and ralilndo I Lear to you. As
an army you have jrown up under my care nnd in
you I Inivc never found, doubt or coldness. lo ssys
they are still united by an imWoluhlc tie and will
erer lie comrades In supporting the Constitution of
the country nnd nuliujiajity of the people."
At a Now Y'1-k demodratio uelinf! John Van Ru
ren said tljnt McCellan was removed because he was
a democrat and Jthst Rurnsidc Is put as a mere inter
mediate between MeClellan and some abolition pene
eral that is to be put at the head hereafter.
. A dispatch from MeClellan to Oen. Merges on the
24th of October say that he foresrfw no time when an
ann.v of over 100,000 men will not call for clothing
and oilier articles.
skww DISPATCH.
PROM GEN. LEE'S ARMY ALL QUIET.
Richmond, Nov. 10.
Intellieucc direct from the army to-day represents
everything quiet, 'lhe reported fight at Ilarper's
Ferry proves to bo untrue."
FROM NASHVILLE AND LOUISVILLE- THE
KENTUCKY CA MP AIGN-iFRENCH EXPE
DITION IN MEXIOO-AFFAlRS IN WES
TEflN VIRGINIA NO'. RELIEF FOR EAST
TENNESSEE, AO. ' ..
" Cuatakoooa, Nov. 15.
A Nasliville dispath received here sa tlwt ona
lunidred wapons arrived tliere on the 10th iiisttmt,
and prospect ol being w ell supplied. A large force
was at work on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
and pvrfcrt conimuuicat..ou would loon be established
betweefj Louisville and Nashvill -
Buell is to Iw tried by court martial for ormittins
lavasiou of Kentucky by Bragg. Tliiuks it singular
on tfie other hand that Rrftt is ohW'red to Richmond.
U answer foRiiot whipping 13ue!l, Tlie court to try
llnell isto be huld at Cinciniiatti. ' -
Drwiu, JJiu rr fo Muiico, is quite tick at Mexi
can cajiitol Chunot snrytve.
Sovcnteuij thousaiui French troops Have arrived at
Orizaba, aB4ftxj)ctlitloii aghiSif flie city df Mexico
starts from that point iu eccmtier. .:, .-' '
t'B,c)r. occupied the latd fesldenco of Gen. Uollieof
fer in Nashville. i s ' . -. -:
The Kasbville Tniim of a late data ayi " tli City
6)uncif had voted Afly3ohniofl $20,000 for his f
triotic defence of Nashville. --,
"The LouisvillaVournoI tif th,0th, say thatdx's
army have .pusliccl up, the Kanawha to .Cltarlustim
and met no serious opposition, Milroy w to.-jwn
him at Uauluy ou tlie 7th. "fornn was near ChiirW
ton, an Sueares' btigldo at' GallipollSi Tlia tyutnat
aays the campaign iu Western. Virgin! lor Uw fall Is
about over,' and that it is impossible, V p"sh men
over the mountains into East TenuassN at this' sea
. son. The Jpvrnal tlunka Ea4'TvHW"f "'UI 1uiv
4a lAnlr AlwWcrn for rnliof . : -
aaaansaaasawaaMawaaaajBswwtt ' j-innMnaaHHaaaBaaviBaavjBniBaaBBasaaa
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VOL. IV. IlLEIGH N. C.,NOH3Ml!ER Yff)8&,- :L " NO. 6;
From our Evening Kditipn of Satfrdar.
.IMPORTANT FROM - TENNESSEE NASff
VILLE REINFORCED ANDY JOHXSOX
MAKES A SPEECH, Sic K
ClliTT A K 000 A , CovTT.
5 . - "V"
Freah reiiifbrcemaota are reported at NashviU.
Andy Joliaaon made a speech oh the.l2th, in wel
cnmayDf the first arrival of relief. He told the Wcst
campaign "was now-all right, atid the rebels Were
now-driven closer and closer on the eotiflnea of tiell.
Our fbrcet" rt arranging some very pretty traps,
wtifch will be heard fronj soon.
"Major Strange, of Forrest's staET, was wounded on
the 12th.' . . . ' . '
, , Iraportalt from Newbern. ;,.'
iyh siw-Itia bonversed'-with a very Wtdlttgrtlt lady
on yesterday evening,ln the cars at the depot, who
left Newbern on Friday last. Shebetocge4 in Cftld
well county In this Htate,-and has beort absent' at the
North some years at school. She camp home by way
of Newborn At which place 'site remained three weeks.
She "says that troops arrived there every weet-cliirinc
.her stay, and her impression Is that the force atfres-
ent at Newhewr uiot bo less thai 25,000 men, con
sisting of infant . cavalry and 'artillery. ,Sliys.
yaukee cJBch.. wit whom she cte versed talk-frueW
of an advance in this direction, nnd that a Oilonel
told her if she would wait a couple of Weeks they
'ould send her to Salisbury by (lag of truce from Ra
leigh. She says that daring her - stay troops arrived
therefrom Massachusetts, New York ami, New Jer
sey. ' The yankoa officers askeii her if she knew any
thing tor the. finest . residences at Raleigh, that tliey
should bring their families to-ocetipy them, Szc. Oen.
Foster and Gov. Stanly wore both, there, the latter
our fair informant said lookiijg very sanctimonious.
She represents a number of gmdxiats in the river and
the fortifications west of the town as very formidable.
Iler statements were very frank and seemingly
truthful and we ftre disposed to place considerable
ccufidence ill what she says.
Of course our military authorities -will have some
thing trt say alwiut the advance. We are glad to
learn that Gen. Evans la in command at Kioslon.
To the Meinbera of the Legislature.
We shall have competent pers m in each Imineh
"f the Assembly to report the proi edings, and the
morning edition of the Progress w ill cuntnin correct
and faithful reports upto the adjournment on the
previous evening, ftesades the rityret will contain
all the latest news from the iirmy and rlsewhi re by
telegraph and mail. -Tlie paper will -An served to
members at their lodgings, or placed on tin ir desks at
the Capilol,"by leaving tbelt names aiid subscription
price at the office.
"llkpollTED ADVANCE OF THE ENE
MY ON THE BLACK WATER..
Reports were brought to the cltyjast eveninr,
of an advance of tfie enemy in force from Black
Water Ford, yesterday morning, nd of tin; sub
seqtteut attack on our troops below Ivor. It is
stutad that the Yankees several thousand strong,
advanced to Blackwator Ford on Thursday evcff$
ing, driving back our pickets', nnd holling pos
session of the Ford until early yesterday morn
ing, whet) their force was divided a portion go
ing in the direction of Franklin, and llic balance
moving towards Ivor station. Of tlia further
movements of the first nortiou we are not advis
ed, but of the latter, it ih known that a fight oc
curred at or near Mrs. Boyklu's place, about four
miles beyond Ivor. We have not learned the
result, as our. informant left Ivor while the f n
gajrmnent was progressing within hcai itiff, and al
most within sight. The enemy attacked us with T
cavalry and artillery, and it is supposed their ob
ject wag to cross the river, which was vigorously
contested by our troops.' Wnsball probably hear
further particulars to-day.
. Blackwater ford is about fourteen miles from
Franklin, and eight from Ivor. -As reinfoae
ments were-rapklfy sent forward, it is reasonable
to suppose that the Yankees made no headway.
.J&Urtburfj Ejprtss, Saturday
Two, Editions a l)ay.
We shall publish' two editions-of the Frojrcss ev
ery day exuept Sundays. The morning edition will
be served to city subscribers by the carriers and sent
to mail Bulweribers North and East, while the eve
ning edition will bo sent to subscribers in the West
and sold on the streets.
COJVPEDEHATJ3 STATES GOTERKMENT.
rsEtiiusxT,
JEFFSU30X DAVIS, of MitiiippL
vioa pREsiuBsr,
' ALEX H. STEjnBXS, of Georgia.
Members o?lhe Cabinet.
.Ti m P. naxjAum. of I.nnlin. S crttarr of State.
ht', C. MsimitssKB, of South-Carolina, Sic'y of the Trea.(
U. W. KAHDOLPH, ol virmmn, nueretnrv oi nr.
H.Hk Mallot, of Ftoricfai Buefptary wt Hie Navy.'
John K. Rsoas, of Texas, Poet Master Osjiersl.
Thomas II. Watth, of Alabama, Attorney Ui-aeral.
Hubkt . Lei, Oeueial-in-Cliief. "'
First Permanent Congress.
SENATE.."
ALABAMA.
Win. h Yancey,
Clement C Clay.
nson,
Cha fi Mitchell.
rLoaiDi.
AliMaiwell, . .
Jainet -M Baker.
OKQIA.
Dunj n tlill
, ustecit.
U C BurWt,
Wm c 31uiib.
IAUIIIAXA.
Kdward Sjiarrow,
T i Hvmuivs. -
Missitsirn.
Albert ft Br'on n,
Jamca Phelan.
aissoiis'.
John 9 Clark,
B 8 Y Peyton.
George I)aU,
Wm T UorUh.
ouin-c"!ni.isA.
Boht?r Urn ell,
Jaine. t Oi r.
Langdon V. Hi toes,
OulTa A lb'iii't.
TI.JI.W.
louUTWigfall,,
W 8 OldTism. ,
Ituntiar,
Wra B Proetun.
. Total number, CO,
IIOt'SE OF BKI'BESKXTATlVr.ri.
Kbiirii-cvinH.iSA.
VT V II S'liilli.
Kobl K B iiUr-M,
Owen 1 K aw,
T 1) M-.Kim H,
Thoa rf A lie,
Areli'il II .Urington,
J H Mel.wn.
William bander,
B S Oailhj. ,
A 'C Duvid...!!.
WTIl-el:!.iXA.
John Mcyn.-tn,
W Poieliei StiK-f,
I. M Ayer,
M L Uoi.Uht",
Jain, j Kji rilr,
W W Hove-.
t:.k .i
J T llcifk.-i!,
W O Swann,
W II Tebl -.
K h Ja:d l.iiiii .,
11 S Foot ,
M I' O.jliti i ,
U W Joii.-k, .
Tlioii'iH M. 'i ' ,
J I) (' A-'ki- -,
.l..lii, V Wil.t,
lnvkl M t'lii . ni.
i 1 I A.N.
Julm Wile .v.
nuilo. iie r !! -i-b.ft,
I'etur V (' ,
F II S.-yt'in.
51 .tie 'in D I b ull on,
Win B W i bl.
Xll'.UIM.K
M B II (lam. ft.
.Irilii) K CUu ilii
.la nis bvinifi.
liojjyr A Pfflii ,
Tim.- S rti..V,.
Jiibn (Ind.le, J.-.
Jll.no.: I' :., L i.
I) L' If.Ja.i. II ,
William S.i;illi,
Mi l k Mutel.,
'ol li UaldwiK
W . K-St.. -, '
AVn1' r ' e. inn.
.;' ' It nkiu.s-
i.. I ll;l?.:i,
( , I Uu-f II,
. KASS S.
(i A Ux land.
Jan M I'alfi r-iin.
Total number, b T.
ALABAMA.
I. - Thomas J Foster, 1.
Wm B Smith, 1.
3. John P Kalis, S.
. J Kil Carry, .
A. Francis S Lron, 5.
r. VT i Cbilton. I).
7. liavbl Cl)tnn, ' 7.
8. Jamen-L, I'ugli, 8.
9. K S IJaigan. 9.
AHKAMAS. 10..
1. Fell I Batsnn,
(Jrandiaon D Bn.VHtr, ' 1.
H. AugVotna H (lurlulid, i.
I. Tiiii B HhiiI v. 3. j
fctiiiiia. 4.
1. K I! Hilton, - 5.
J. Jiinita B Dawk'niA. 0.
GKOltGIA.
I. ,lu!'aii Itiutriilgo, 1.
. ( Inn .1 .MuniK-rlyn, I.
3. Ilin -s Holt, 3.
(. Anpu :tu- II iCenan, 4.
ft. Da i-1 V n is, 6.
(i. liij W Clink, 6.
7. bobi 1 i s il l'"- '"
:': l.nrbi. .1 (l.irtre'1, 8.
!i. I!iil Htrieli'inid, !.
Augustas U W rifbt, 10.
. HKirri'fKY. I'
1. (.. W L ing,
K M lirure, 1.
;:. 11 V.' Brae... 2.
I. HiM .1 Hi ikimidg-, . 3.
;. J .l.ii M l,..i it!, 4.
p . - V. v. " ft.
t3l. II l.v.v K Heed, .
s. i I, liu.neit,
. iS ( li: liin, I.
Id. (!.) If 11 nice. 2.
1,'iiM.Al.
1. (,'lia ,r Viirre. 4.
t !. is M ('.iiiin l, C.
3. bil'ieim V K''li:. li.
4. biiei.'n l)ii' 4
h. .(.4.11 K U s.
(i. .Iikll I'clkl . !'
MIS.l.SS Id.
1. .! W Chirp 11.
j. i:-. 1. I, ll : , 1-'.
:t bVii 1 S-. . is.
4. II t! Il llll , !
5. (I I! Sui'K
(t. H lla.k ilm
7. Jeliii .1 MelJ.
MiSSO'Jill. 1.
1. W W Cook, '1
'I. Tli.juiaa A llavria,
3. Ciupe, Bell,
4. A 11 Cmiruw,
5. Thus V Fi wiran,,
6. ! .. ; Vest,
7. J.h:i liver.
VTTe are authorised and requested to- hii-
f nounce B. A. W1CKKK. of this eit.v, as a rfniuklato
for Aseistant Doorkeeper lor the Bousa.'!' Commons.
Nov.' 17 2t .
WAKTED IMMEDIATELY.
3((M BUSHELS Charcoal, at Iron and
AAA B's Winks, for whk-h the hiuhuBi cash
prle will be paid.
nuv 15-4t
8IIAY, WILLIAMSON A CO.'
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
rpIIE Undersigned has in press, and will
shortly publish, a work entitled
I'SUBaEttY FOR CAMP, FltyD.ASD HOSPITAL."
Tboseadisposcd to btwomo subscribers will please forward
their fianiei to the author, at Rn'lelirhr X. O. .
QunAnu tt rt i n ,
8orteon General ef K. C.
no 13-d4ra ' . ,
" Army intelligence office.
rtlHR USbEKSIOXED HAVISQ SOME PXPEB1
I KXCE in'Militaiy afl'airs, notiOei the pubic that, for
tnetr convenience, tney have, established themselves in
Baieifth for too purpose of advising and aiding all per
ous wb may desire information upon the following sob
Hects relating to the army) to wit: .
TJI'OX CONSCUIPTIOSf LAW. EXEMPTIONS, S-L'B-hTlTUTK9,HOLMERSPAT,
WIDOW8' CLAIMS,
- . HOLDIEttff DISCBAKOB, "
And" far a posiuio the pneitloai of different rsfriincnts
and ie aocldeats aa4 deaths that may happen in the ser-
The offioc t upon Wilmlnton Sreet, a fiw.' doors- be-.
low runen s noiei,na immcaiateir oppoene i on x nAi.i.,
helnjt the apper root of the Brick' Store occupied by P.
FerraU. All oemmanicationi will be pnnctualtv attended
to. Address, TUQS, iONES A CO,
" ': i -'.: "f- - r . - - j, jjj pojtofBoe.
1V, . . .. . .
w PuSnrriiiiW '8-flarrls.
CaldtedlM N Barnbafdt.
tVnaitrii Jolm Forbes.
Curltret No election held, on account of the presence
of the enemv.
CuaitellS 8 Harrison, William tjonav
tVuirfrn Oco 8 Hooper. S
QhntkamV B Harris, Lleat. W J Hcaden, M Q
Waddell.
Chernktt J II Bryson.
Osoiraw Lemuel C Bonbury.
Cearelattd Dsvld Beam, J B '.ogaa.
(o?iii W M Baldwin.
Crfliwn J B O Barrow, Kicb.ird Bussell..
Vumberlrnrt and Harnett Hon J O Shepherd, Dr Jno.
McCormick, Neill McKay.
C.yri'feA-B Sf Baxter.
DadOr R I. Bca!i, Henry Walser.
.irif Henry B Howard.
DupltnJ C Stanford, L W Hodjres.
KJiecombe David Cobb, Robert Bynum.
t'u'rM John P Ni.ssen, V- V Kcrncr.
FtumkUn A W Pu. . CO. Jr.
6'noa A W Bavenport
(iniHitffe Hon B B Uillwun, Jas S Anils. C'apt Eu-
ti'iio Uriasom.
(trcate Capt II H 11 At,
fiil'unlJH S Sherwood,' B W 01 , W It Smith.
O'iiK, W II Manning,
IhtUnx Dr Henry Jorner, H Da. t
llrllitroml Dr S b T. k,
lhnfardi. B. -
Jlemtcrwiu Ale h v".'
JlfdfK L Mann.
Iredell T A Allison, John Young.
Jaekaon3 Keener.
JokmtaK. Seth Woodall, W H Avjcra.
Janet Anthony E Rhodes.
Letnir W W'Dunn.
LoHrttln A Costner. "
Jnrii Ur J M Lvle.
.Wmd-uii Dr Walleu.
Martin James Hobinson.
iU Uoirell Lt. W K Craig.
itetHenburg John I. Brown, E C Orier,
Mini ornery E (1 I. Barringer.
Mwire Alexander Ivelli.
A"iA Henry O Williams.
.Yew Hiiri'irf S J Person, J U ilnwes.
A'iifrtiifou W W Peebles, Ca t tl Statsill.
.Outline J II Foy.
Orange Joliji Berry. W. X. Patterson.
J'nryio'ank Gen W' K .Alann.'
Vn.fiMiiN Dr Jos II Uiddiek.-l'trin-
Lt M ft V BninpHss.
fin C I'erkiaa, B ( Albiitton.
Haiiiliilpli Jonatliutl Worth, M S Rolibins.
ItithMinid- Lt Sahdeia M Ingram.
;:.,.,,Muidock McBae, .Neill McXeill.
lirl.Jii:iniiiV 1 Gilliam. .I;rins lt-vnolds.
Ji'ninm K K Shnber. N N Flciniiiin.
.'ri ,'.ji--A K ltran, .1 U Carpenter, t-S-inj
4tn- William lvirby, Tbos II IIoIuk-u.
Si.mt-f- Li I'avette Greenv.
W illiaiu Pleiit.
,V.-rr--r .los'i'li Ib.llinfSfei tb.
Tn, ''- Kli S.nii;i.
'..'..-(' i) l..-ti:nn!'.
Il(, Wiliinn, L...VS. (i II Alford. I'a'.b 1 (i 1'ov.b-.
II'.-, mi '! hon rf.s I Jeelkins. I.
!!' (',( on . ,aiiu' us. in t'ai t. i
i.n.ou li i ml 'l auii.
:t.)
H'ii (t'ditt - Wi", Morten.
If. 1! 11 ! iv .s. M K (' t: f"id.
f. 7- - K M V. -111... n. A 1! Ibi nWii.
I . .-.- A C ('. .!...
1 !,;. M I) V.n:i
STATE OF NORTII-CARbblJiA.
ir.iL i.irr'.!f:T,.. .. .. ... .. .
.. '.'S I!. V Vet , of lt.lli."ili;!;tf, (i':vi ri.or.
Kir , . u tl. Hvri:.. .1 .. ct Anson, J i , iti.. S-tr.tjrv.
I'.i-s II. I'--. i . ..' I . . :'-' .. ...-.,r ofrit.it-.
'i n il V C -i i,, f I. . l.in.-l. ' . 1'iiMie Tr.iunr. r.
v,' i. i:. i; en .u.- .v. -f v.,k-. t hi-t fi-ik.
I , s II. II ,,,.:! v. V:i, i,c, C ,.:,:-ti, Hor.
. '.V. Iluv, of W.iU-. ('I k. '
('. II. I'- i. i.t, Libi ui', an.
X ltd M) df CLAIM."".
' i (pji,ol .." K. M o.ih i . oi' V-jsIi Ci, : ir.nu.
S.,r". F. li:;i.i. ps, ot (r.a...'
1'. 11. Wivii-u..-, Jr;, of l r.t, .
sri,;:i'.,.if r-oi KT
!! iii"-n M. IY v..v, of Vndkin. Clii.-f .lestiee.
. M. II. b r : I ' . oi O.aiiB. A;-..-l:i t.r .1 i.:st i.
Miilns V'.. M M. . , nf Crt. i-ii, A-ee' i it .kn:i. v.
V .ii.iv.1 A. .l;NKiN.s, of Win , rii, Atini uey General,
lliii ifiv C. .luvi:-', of liov. mi. I! i utei'.
fi.VM.'li. Fi.ki. of Wnk , ('Ink.
.Iam; s , ,i ii-oiii.. of W uV, Ma.--hnl).
At le -s.-i t lhe s.-sii.im nf (h.- Siipri'ini' Court uie held
::i :b t of ii:il.-i;;h ouee n n il', eniiinieiiein on the
. i.iid ' ! ' i i!uv i.i J une.
Legislature of North-Carolina.
We give below the list of Senators and Common is
elect to lhe next (leiieial Aseseiubly as far as we lor e
lea i in d them. If any of our friends discover an ivtor,
tucv will oblige us by informing us.
SEN'ATK.
f.ij.fiit nii.t Pern main -W. II. Bagley.
Camden and I "Ktrihiek D. Mi lt. Lindsay.
UtiU: in.'' CAuicxa Mills L. Kure.
y.i.j oii.i Terrell CJiarles MeUlurao.
A'.'..'.''i''v' II". W. S. t'.' -lui d.
Il,, t'nr,l.1. B. SlaugliteT,
lleriie ('apt. 'Dinmas M. Garrett. ,
Martin find H'sv.i'i""i J. G. Carrowajr.
Halifax Mason L. Wiggius.
iSdtjnmbc and Wilton Jesse U. Powell.
Piil Dr. E. J. Blount.
llennfiirtfj. J. Warren.
Vrae'm Nathan Wliitfbrd.
Carfaref ami Joneti)rl M. F. ArrcndelL
Greene and Lamir Edward Patrick. .
Neie Uanorcr Eli W. Hall.
DttljiiuVr. Jjmes G. Dieksoh.
"tju Jami . A. Mnrrill.
7.irfa, rim.nA-, rfr. Capt. J. W. Ellil.
(Inmlnrland ami Unrneit William B. Wiigbt.
Snmji-uii TLomas 1. paiscji.
Witiiie Wm. K. Lanej
Jnk'ntlun C. B. Sanders.
P. H. Ru. - ' ,
Asm Capt. A. J. Taylor. '
fieukiih Wathingtnri' Harris.
H'nrrc Dr. T. J. PitAbfbrd. -
OranrilliK. W. Lassiter. '
(VerKou James Hob-man.
Oroiys Hon. William A. Grab am.
Aliikunnud luncWM-Uiles Mebaoe.
C(iiniii William P. Tavlor;
Moure anil JHimUjnmerji Calvin W. Woolcy.
Hichmond and Unbenn Gilel Leitch. .
Anenv and Union William C- Smith,
(ni'iiru'.-i-l'eter Adams. . - .
. Poiirc; Hon. Bedford Brown.
Kariutijhrim Gea. V. li. Simpson.'
Mneklenbury John A. Younfr.
Cnbarriitanel Stanly i. W. Smith.
Ruan and Davie Dr. J. 0. Kamsey.
VarUUoi) n. Adams.
Hloksind fiirtgtheCoi.. Jais K, Matthews. -'
-Athe, S'nrrn, die isaao Jarratt.
Iredelt, BA, c L. Q. Bharpe.
Hnrte, Uelrll, Ae S. J. NeslL
Lincoln, Uiton, de James M. White.
. Umhernrd, Polk, e M. O. Diekerson.
Pumoinle, Ihndtrtnv, A c William M- tihipp,
MayKvad, Mmn,.ire.C. D. Smith,
1IOL8K OF COMMONS.
Atatnaner R Y Mr Aden, Dr B F Watson. A
Alexander Or J II Curson.
Ai.h Tur.lie Rietiardaon, R Q Barni...
jMt-i.it Geutry. -- r '
liaden-rYl Bum.
Bean fori Jlon R S DonnoU, Capt. W F Marsh,
Bertxt Dr 1'.. Jlenry-., Jamei Bund,
brnwiri' Jt-Daniel L Kussell. . "
Bnncombj John Bui gin.
A'r--.'hn Pa'l". i . '
J. i,
i.n:,l
SUI'KKIo;: c(H i;t.
.s '.lobn L. Jfi'l -v, of lluiir.inili ; liomuliis M.
s of Wlku; Uoli.-rt it. H uih. of Choan:
ibiiva.il, ji-., of Wili.n: Jiunes W. O.-borne, of
.'nii i Kob -i-t S. Fr.-mh of Bobe.on : and Joloi
. .. (. . -!l.
i i . J. .1. Yo.i'-s. oL H.-rtford. ofl-tfir-.
Wi.lii'.. .1. Houston, of l.iiliH id Cim.it : Wm. A.
in . ol Wii.'iin, Attorney (ion. -ml, 3d Circuit ; Thos.
. ot Buckingham. 4tb Circuit ; -BolH-rt .Stiauge, of
t Hsmri-r, Sfb Cbeuit : W. (". Kerr, of Mo,-h nburg.
1. C.onif; ami .X'n. ers lb win, of Burke, 7th Circuit.
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!
AY 31 HAT Ol STATE BOUNTY DUE DE
CEASED SOLDIERS.
Etet-utlvc Department, North-Carolina.'')
I
i:ilirAl tiK.KK.I.R Ul HIT,
HAi.Kirjii, (W-tober 17th, lxC2. j
General Orders, j
Ai . i). j .
rpiIM FOLLOWING BEC.LLATtOXS are PL'B
J li 1. .1 for th" inforuiat ion of those porw.ua wi-liinsj
to draw bounty of d.csas.tl soldiers in aeeor.lanee witli
an Hidii.iHifw of the 4'onventioH ratilied the Tli day of
1- bi uin v, lv:Gis
r.Bnri. moss.
I. The payment of bounty to th repri'sentalives of do
ee rt soldiers Is based upon the certificate of tin- Cmu
uinuditig otficer of the company, w lio will stute the time
o!-tli enlistment nf.the soldier, the ilnt of hia.dec sa in
ser iei)tlie amount of bounty alnady paid by thu State
a : i.l (lie ro'.npiiny and regiment towhich h. belonged. (
1. Th" (biimnnt will uiak" aTidavit before a MiigistrSbi'
that be or she. is the next of kiu to the deceased, aecoid.
ing to the provisions of the fiiFcgoing ordinunoo of tlie
('imve.it ion, and thul thei o is no jith. r person ontitlud to
reak'- claim. The aHidarit of the claimant must bo sue
tniii -d by that of one disinterested witness, that tile farts
stated aie eoro-ct within his owh knowledge, and that ho
b ie n.-jUe'tst in lh( cluiie. The Magistrate adminitor
ilig tho oath will eferxiCr.tt the endibiiitv of tit a witaess,
and tbl -rkof the County Court will certify, unour seal,
tha' be b an authorized and acting Magistrate.
3. If iht. claimant or 'elaiinAiitsiSe minors, payment f HI
b: made to the guardian upon Ihu production of tha pm
p.' certificate iinditr thu Se'al of th i Court of bis appoint
ment and ti sullicjiiicy of his bond tlw cUini to be
p: m cd by hi.iu SS rn'othei'3 ca;rs.
4. A bounty of .ftfty. dollars, deducting the bounty that
inav have bucn-proviowly pald, duo to nil persons wJh.
ntay Itave-tMluBtoetvd.frtr throe -yea w or fhewar, and to,
all persons mustered into or continued in scrvicj utldor
die provisions of the Misrription act.
. By o:dcr of Govornor Vanc'i;:
. i.(S. MABTIV,
Aiijutant Geneial,
Xor. 11.1SC2. I 3t.
ADVERTISING RATES. t ','.
The following rates will be- charged for all advertise-
menu inserted In the DaiIt Pcoaaui t ,
one sqca or Twtive iisis, oa Lata:
...;..$ s U
One dar.
..3 75
Twodars I Wb4ne month .... ,.1... 5 00
Three daye 1 37 W
Four dars
Five days
One week......
.1 75
:i oo
.2 60
Two weeks..
'wo months
Three months....'.
Six months
Twelve months.'..
8 M
.11 M
.20 00
.SO M
Twelve lines or less coon a square, and additional
Crimres, will be cUargad. the same,-
Cash trill Be demanded Horn all persona except where
special contracts aro made. When sent by letter, U
money most accompajjy the advertisement. , "
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
depot :
COUNTlt OFFICERS,
. Jaa A Moore, Clerk Superior Court) W H Moore,
Deputy.
J J Ferrell, Clerk Connty Court.
B G Lewis, Clerk and Masterln Eqaitr.
W II High, Sheriff f Geo W 'Norwood" antlR D Slater,
Deputies. . '
Ililliaid Hudson, Register.
. F .J. Hntehins, Trustee. - - - - -
Hunnevcnt, Crier of Court.
Bichard C Badger, Attorney;
Feudal Bevest I. B Scagravel, Surreyorl.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor W n H inanos --Salary, 800. ,
ooHMisaiostai.
Eimlrrm Ward W C ITpcburch, L T Clayton, David L
Roystor. -
J;jiH ITorrf R W Havwood, P t Pescnd, B H Battie. :
11--.. ll' I w U T-V 1 11.1 T Uli.lMltt i.
. .in . 1 1 um i . i a . uv.ui . v hv n mi -. , . . r. ' .
Vily TreamirerW C Uphurch.
C'rrk (ajif Hoard i i Christopliers.
r trw uy l onetable.- v l
Ai"iilinl (VwarnMe- ft I' nt i.
... H' v Mailer f K; (F , .
iiy Police Wm ;".irk E Juhj.son, MEarp( Tv'ni
Be res.
Dinlriet Connlal'.e Womble. V
Sesrtvn- Osborne Bolt.
RAILROADS.
This is a correct schedule of the arrival and departure
of tire-Mail and Accommodation trains at the Kalolgh
XOI'.TH CABOLIXA RAILROAD.
Mail Tiiaik Arrives 4.55, a. m. leaves &. 26, a. m,
" " " 5.04, p. tn. Leaves S.SO.p. in.
Accomodation Tuain Arrives 7.30, a. m.tud leaves at
8.00. a. ni.
" " " 4.68, p. m., leaves 5.20, p. m.
The accommodation train la not rmi on Sundays.
RALEIGH AND GASTOX RAILROAD.
Mail Thais Leaves 5.30, p. m. -Arrives 5.00, p. m.
ArcoMieDtrio!i Tn viy Leaves 8. JO, p. in. Arrives 7.'0
k'o scComnindiitlon train leaves for Wrfdon on tnndy
and none arrives from Weldon on Monday morning.
MAIL AR RANG EM EN THPOST-OF F ICE
AT HA LEIGH, N. C.
XoitruERK Mail Open daily at (!, p..m.
Kin-tern -do do ' . at (b p. m.
Western " " " a 7, a. ns.
Southern " " " at 8, p. ni.
Fd.vetleville " " " at 7, a. in.
Eiiijrle Itock Mail Opens ou Mondays, Thursdays and' -Stt!ilrd.i.i
nt I -..in.
Cnrthage Mail Opens on Thursdays and Sundsys at
".CO. a. in. -
1! ivloiro' Mail Opens Wednesdays at II, t. m.
Le i hbiirg Mnil o pens Wednesdays at 12, in.
Sui.n villt.Mail Opens Fridays at 5. p. iu. ,
.Norlb . n M.iil Clev-s d..ily it tl, p. in.
Eastern " " at !, p. ni.
West. -rn " " at 4, p. m.
S .iitliein ' " ' at 4. p. in,
l aytttevilb- Mail Closes (biilv at C, i. a.
Kaglu Ititek Mail Ciuses Mondays, Tl ursdays and Sat
tii i!:t s at 2. o. lo.
Cartbac" M:iil Clo-Tn s.lays ami T ursdays at 4, p. na.
Boxltoro' Mail Cb.s s We.Inesdavs t , 1, p. m.
fe iielibur Mail Clo-ier. Wi tlnep.lnt at 1, p. in.
Sii.onier ill Mi.il Closes Fridays r 7, ft. in.
(HBer ti
.:m, p. in
ii.. and f
lie U.
olff'
- Nov. II
11 fnr
ituri
l-i'f.
the delivery of "ail frien 7. a'."a.?'tb
i the we.-k. On inda.i , from H to It, a.
7, p. m.
rei4ui. ed to trunVaet their business du.
(!! ('. T. COOK E, P. M.
H0TIXS.
E X C II A N ; H HOTEL,
Hll.I.SIHHtO'.STUEI.r. It ALLItill. X. C.
avixo ri ::ciiasi:i nil-: i'kopk'ity is the
if v of Kal.-igh. reeeiitlv occupied ,.v Maiur l'hil-
liiis, and known as "riiilliiis' lintel," 1 liavo tiptned it'
lor the accommodation of tlie' pul.tic under the name and
sit le of EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The ex( le-ive improvement now going on, and which
w ill be, completed as soon as possibb- the erection of new
1'iiiMings and the tlinrougl, overtiitiiliiig and renot ating
of ohl ones--.vill lender th. E.vtluinge convenient and
comfortable ; and the proprietor is dct mined that its
management and Internal arraneim nts shall he .ueh as
to coinp.tie l.itoralilv wilb t.be lirst cla.-s hotels of tho
eoiottrv. "
'lhe table will b alninibintl v supplied with the best tire
d the cimiiii v ad'oitis, ami no efforts or e.pens
pur' o to renie r the house in every respect -n com-
fertll'do bo ill.- to its gllets.
The Exchange is lueat' d on Ililbboro' street, some two
bundled ar.ils west i f the Capitol.
Thirty to forty hoe; and commodious rooms will bo
ready to.- eft upution-l : the assembling of the L -gisla-turi'.'
A liberal hi,e of puhile patronage is respectfully snli
ciied. Give us a call nnd we will end .avor to trtat you
w. lb . .
Oinnilnises will be in atfen.lence ut the cars to convey
passi.ngers to tunl from the Evehange.
- - W. tl. ('fTXtSeOlM, I'swpriotor,
L. UI'AXSOX, Superintendent.
Kub.igh, N. C, Nov. II, IM',2.
lunik- t and
will be Jpllj
RANOER HOUSE,
WEST SUM! OF RAILROADS :
(ioldsboro, N. C.
J'iijIU Hand Side Going South.
Lift Hand Side Going North.
MEALS HEADY OX ARR'VA.
ATT .iZ;1
One of the i t i r
The pill-lie inav expect
GOO.)
Attentive Servants, a.e..::vt '
other com ort found a Sti
f THE CARS.
I I.at
Jail. ia
of tho .' Veil
A.
ilnuse.
:r Shop.
. ollie. 1, with ever
x no .'KLI
GRAN 1ER,
Beaufort, .V. tl.,)
Proprietor. .
It
REAKFAS
(HI I NO N'
DIN. NEW
(iOINC 1 1 1
MRS.
Dli ier and Supper ro'v
BREAKFAST 7.I.S.
SOl'TII, '
liiijht 1
tV ANTED,
j N IntcIUsjent reliable Negro Man Is wuut-
ed for the tMtlance of the year, tor whom good wag
on will be paid. Apply at '
Xov. 11. PRQGRF.SS OFFICE.
T7 HOUSfttVANTED.
A Small Comfortable I)wrIllutM.t too far
from the eapjtul, is w anted r the bulauoe of the
present, and probably tj.o whole of tlio next year. Anv
Ceraoo having such La hoii.se to rent will ph ase make It
nowa t . PK'KiRFSS Q1F1CF. .
Npv 11, s .
n. ,. Sl PFF.lt
r ISffOLB
. illl.OBBOHO', N
,S'.' going SO
i ioi ni SOI
i a1l (rum the Raili
pping at this Hotel
IIC i' ' L ,
i T. yf 1Ir I
' pl 1 e of .
Hau-ira.so . alffl from the Kail. 'i noli .rie.
rassengers .lum ping at tins Moiei ui. - v ..u goon
Fare, gexxl Knows, anil every comfttrt Qm, , be had.
An addition of aixtecn lame, comlortabl.! aud well
I uxnisinjd tuunn, reiidera-tt-aa wmpletc as any estaibtish-
bicus in tho Mace.
A pooii Barber Shop is atUched tv the. Hotel.
jctl Meals ready on live Arrival of the Cars.'-'St
f ir- Tho Cais leave d uly. ,
11 Sl'SAX A, GUISW0LD CO.
Orsict; or Souokon Gusmal or JI. C.,
November 11, 1M2.
svpilE follow lug artlclea are required lor the
benefit of our sick and wounded soldiers:
i "Shoes, socks, hats, coats, pants, praw-
EKS. LKATHF.lt, SHOE THUEAD, SHOE MAK
ING LASTS, (from No'. In 12, Inclusive,) .
BLTTOVH, COTTON CLOTH. FLA'- .
XEI. roTATftES, BKAXBY,
BUTTER,' EGGS. AC.
Proposals will be received at this oiUoc for a proper fup
plv of tbeui. Those able aud willing to eoatributo them,
wfll please atldrcss tho uudorMirned.
EDWARD WAHBEJT,
ir IS 1 yurj ftefttraj ef Q