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DEATH OF HON. WM. B PHESTON.
l ' . RlCHMOKD, Nov. 18. '
Hon. Wm. TJallard Preston, one of the Cod federate
Senator from Virginia, died at bis residence in Mont
gomery ooiinty on Sunday the 16th iqst lie had
filled a nOnjber of poets of honor and reponslMUty,:::
vrvrrrici-v nw RTCWATrm
' ' ' ' AnorsTA, Nov. 18.
. " Hdn.'Hertcbel V. Johnson was elected to, the Qun
federate States Senate by the Legislature navr. in ses-'
ionatMiUedgevin,today. . f "
.THE YANKEES 1KT IWOCB' AT FRAKLIK
TWELVE OB FOURTEEN OF THEM TAK
., EN NO FLEET IN JAMES RIVER, ETC.
,", "" rWBBSBOBO. KOV. 18.
The enemy supposed to. number considerably over
one-brigade, appeased at Franklin this morning, on
the BIackatef( and , attempted to;cross nader cover
of sheila. The Canfederate-forces resisted, and suc
cessful for two hours, when the abolitionists retired.
. We captured 12 or 14. Our loss none so far as heard
from. . ' ' . .
Parties direct from Lower Brandon assert that
there is no Uect in tljat vicinity, nor has there been
any. No fleet in sight up or down the river. -
A NEW SECRETARY OF WAR.
BlCHM0!D, Nqv. 14.
James A Sodden, of Virginia, has, been appointed
Secretary of War. He formerly represented this Dis
trict in the United States Congress arid was a member
of the Peace Congress.
The wires were not working north of Goldsboro,
last night at the hour of closing and hence we are
without our usual dispatches from" Richmond; If
anything is received before 4 o'clock, p. m., it will
appear in our evoning edition of the Progress. Ed.
Fkojc FniDsmcKSBURa.The sxaminer of Tues
daylwya: On Saturday evening Col. Ball, commanding our
cavalry at Fredericksburg, received information that
an overwhelming abolitlou force was) advancing upon
that point, ond at .once propnred to evacuate. A
considerable nuantity of - manufactured tobacco re
cently carried to that town to Lo shipped North, n asi
fired and burnt by ypnr troops. Great consternation
was occasioned among the citisens by the fifing of tire
tobacco, . the hasty stampeding of our troopJind th
-rnmotwl-edvance e-f tire enemyrrestcrrTay niorning
-the tatciteineiit was still further increased bythe re
port that the enemy was withia fifteen miles of the
town, and a number of ci listens took advantnge of the
railway train, which left at noon, tony to Richmond
But up to the time df the departure of the train, no
enemy had entered tho town. As ths telegraphic
operator is generally, in times of paoic, the first man
to bundle up and take to his heols, wo are without
later advices than that brought by the passengers on
the cars.
Mrs. Harriet Beeeber Stowe has accepted from the
erowa prince of Saxony, the gracious bestowal of a villa.
Hho leaves hsr country for her country's (rood, says the
Boston Atlas. At least, what little good there is left in it.
Stbeet Row. A difficulty occurred beetwen Thos.
Myers and Thos. Leonard in front of tlie Farmer's ho
tel, in this' city, on Tuesday night. Myers, we learn,
was wounded by a knife in the hands of Leonard.
The parties were arrested and" had a hearing before
Mayor Harriuon, who sent the case on for trial. We
are unable to give further particulars.
Latest Newt by the Mails.
. The Wilmington Journal of Monday says :
We learn there were two new cases this morning,
none on Saturday or Sunday two burials Saturday,
one yesterday and two deaths last night. The disease
seems to linger. It is dying out, but it dies hard .
The yankees about Suffolk seem to be getting im
pudent. The Petersburg Express of yesterday savs :
The enemy appeared in large force in front of Frank
lin yesterday mornmgi and shelled tne place furiously
, for upwards of two hours. They made strong attempts
' to cross the Blaekwater, but were kept at bay by our
forces, who in the skirmishing captured some twelve
or fourteen of the invaders. The strength of the ene
my at tW point is supposed to be largely, over a bri
gade. There has been constant skirmishing" between the
opposing forces on the Blaekwater for several days
past, but the results have been unimportant.
The Examiner learns the loss of the enemy in the
artillery duel nearFredieksburg on Monday was 19
killed and wounded, and on our side 2 killed and 6
wounded. The Yankees are said to be in large force
nt lv AonnOs .1.1.. .1. V.. A ik- rt Ifc.J '
WWW v .110 (ITU, UUU VUU lUCIO LtO
held the town at last accounts, and express a deter- J
ruination to hold out Unless driven away by hard
fighting.
The Richmond papers of yesterday bring us nothing
- from Gen. Lee's Army An advance of the army
from the line of the Rappahannock is thought prob
able. ( .?.
THB GENEBAt, COUNCIL OF THE PfiOTESTANT
Episcopal CnuacH.The General Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church mot in St. Paul's
Church, AugusteV GaqnVednesdayT-Jfov.-12, at
10$ a. m. ., k
This body consist of twe Houses, known severally
as the House of Bishops and House of Deputies. The
former House is composed of all the Bishops of this
Church, bavin J -jurisdiction Within the Confederate
States, or the Territories thereof f the latter, of Rep-
resentstives chosen by the Councils' or Conventions
of the different Dioceses, each Diocese being entitled
to three Clerical or three Lay Dvputips.1 1
' The deliberations of the House of Bishonsp are un
derstood to be strictly private, but the Hou of Dep
uties Is at all times open to any who may desire to nt-
tend their sessions. It-. supposed tpat business of
grave importance, Involving among other matters the
adoption of a -coda of Canon Law, and a plan for mis
sionary operations at home and abroad, will be
brought before the Council,-
Iff
'A
ft " . 4 f, .
E -MSLY-
BALEIGH, :K -EHEEMB
To the Members of the Legislature.
We ihall have.' competent persons in each branch
of the Assembly to report the proceedings, and the
morning edition of the Progress will contain correct
-And faithful reports,' up to tho adjournment on the
previous evening Besides the Progress will contain
all tha latest news from tha army and elsewhere bi
telegraph and mail. The paper will be served to
members at their lodgings; er placed on, "their desks at
iatW hd suhscription'
price at the office.
: r- . '
i : Two Editions a DUy.
" We shall publish two editions of the Progress ev-
ery day except undays, , The morning etntion win
be served to city subscribers by the carriers and sent
to jiMft sulwerlhers North and East, - while the eve
ning edition will be sent' to subscribers in the West
and sold on the streets.
Mabkets.j A general market report will be given
in the.fyo7ref as soori as onr arrangements are com
pleted, aWarthest in a few days.
ROOMS TO LET.
rpVO good unfurnished Rooms to let In a
I central part of the city, with or without boaed.
"Address to this office.
Nov 20 tf '
IIORSI3 POWER THRASHING MACHINES,
BOLTING CLOTH AND MILL PECKS AT
AUCTION.
"YttILL be sold on Tuesday, December 21,
1H62, at the store of C..N. MeAdon. Gt!ensboro,
Five very superior Thrahlnfr Machines, Horse Powers,
and Separators, Them macninos are of very superior
quality, manufactured in Pennsylvania. We have sold a
large number of them, all of which have given patisfac
tion. The Bolting Clnth U of the vcrv host qualitv.
r WILLIAM II. OMVKR CO.,
Nov 20-lm Formerly pf Newbcrn, S. C.
FOR HIRE FOR CITY PURPOSES.
4 FINE city carriage can be hail at all
i bourn K. A. WlilTAKEU.
NO. 1 Family VIour,
. FHtSH JH"TTi:it.
FKESSH EOG3.
v a IK18H POTATOES,
i, fiWEET DO.,
DKIKD APTLES,
DlilEI) PEAOflES,
GHKEN APPLES,
DKIEI) PltrNKS,
DRIED PLCM8,
TVOHOESTEHSfiTBE SAUCE, ,
PKPPEft SATJCE,
itrsnnooM s(tce,
WALNUT OATSCP,
TOMATO CATSUP,
. ov JO-tf at WIIITAKXR'S.
-wTtNffeO.
4 N Intelligent reliable Ncrro Man is-want-
ed for the balance of the year, tor whom good wag-
PROBUESS OFFICE.
j i ea ror me oaianco oi i
en w ill be paid. Apply at
Nov.-ll. - '
A
HOUSE WANTED.
Small Comfortable Dwelling, not too far
from tlte capitol. is wanted tor the balance of the
ni cseiit. and brobablr tho wholo of the next year. Anv
person bavini? such a house to rent will please make ft
known at : PUOOBESri OFFICE.
SUBSTITETES.
T70UR good, reliable men, natives, over 45
X- years of a;e, can be emplovod as STBSTITnTES,
foi a reasonable price,, if imtnediatc application bo made
at tho Army 1 ntellifrr-nce Office, Wilmington, street , over
T. FerraH's ttore, oppoaito Town Hall.
Raleigh, Not. 1H -fit
ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
rpHE U N'D EBSIGNED HAVING "HOME EXPEBI
I ENCE in Military ntfairs, notifies tiie pubic that.'For
their convenience, tueyf hare established themselves in
buleijrh for tho purpose of advising and aiding all per.
sons who may desire information upon the following sub
jects relating to the army, to wit :
TJPONX;0?fsCRlPTK)St C.VW, EXEMPTIONS, SUB
STITUTES, SOLD1EBS' PAY . W1D0W8' CLAIMS,
SOLDIEKS' DISCHABGE,
And as far as posible the positions of different reffiments
and the accidents and deaths that may happen in the ser
vice. The office is upon Wilralnton Sroet, a few doors be
low I'ullen's Hotel, and immediately! opposite Town Hall,
being the upper room of the Brick Store occupied by P.
Fefralt. AU communications will bo punctually attended
to. Address, THOS, JONES A CO,
Box 258 Postoffice.
Noy 11 -dlnv
CON FEDER ATE JgT ATE9 GOVERNMENT.
. HS8IDNT, ,
JEFFEBj30Nj DAVIS, of Mississippi.
TWl PUKSIDIBT, '
ALEX. n. MEPHENS, of Georgia.
, Membert of the CaWneti
Jbdah P. Bsnjamis, ol Louisiana, Secretary of Stale.
C. C. MsmtmoEa, of Siuth-CaroUna, Seo'y of the Trca.
(i. W. Kahdolph, of Veinia, Secretary of War.
S, B. Mallobt, of Florjda, Beoretary of the Navy.
JteaiitJEL RidAii, of TastsvPost JlaUwral.
Thomas FT Watts, of Alabama, Attorney General.
Kobib't E. Lbk; UeneraWn-Chief.
First Pemanent Congress.
SENATE.
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Executive Department North Carolina,
ABJOIAST UESKUAL 8 UFF1CR (MUU1U,)
Raleioh, Oct. 25, 1862.
General Order,!
Q.w. )
X THE COLONELS OF.THE JIILIT1A REGIMENTS
I . of this State will immediately direct the Captains to
caU.without delay on every family within their districts,
for the purpose of purchasing and" collecting such articles
of Clothing, Blankets, Jeans, .Linseys, Shoes, Socks,
Leather and Carpets, as maybe sold or given for the
army in the field.
2, The Captains will keep a list of the articles, and tho
.name of the, person from whom purchased or received,
and th? price. The Colonel will bring these lists and the
articles with as little delay as possible to the Quartermas
ter in this eity, when funds will be .given to pay for them.
S. All donations for individuals or-companies will be re
eeived for , them, if the names or companies are given,
and the articles will be sent toHhem by the. Quartermaster
at Raleigh, in charge of special messenger. Those mak
ing special donations may be assured that the articles
will be given to the parties for. whom they intend them.
. Each Colonel will send to this office a list of the
Shoemakers, Tanners and Cloth Manufacturers in his
Regiment, with the probable amount .each manufactures,
pay particular attention to the purchase of shoes and lea
ther, ee that none go into tho hands of speculators, and
seize for the use-of the soldtrs any of these articles going
out of tho State, or in the hands of speculators for that
purpose. .. - -
5. The expenses of the Officers engaged on this duty,
and the transportation of the articles, will be paid, and
any oliioer who neglect or fails to comply with this order
-will be-eonrVmartiaHed an -redueed to the ranks. r -
By order of Governot Xum : ' '
... v J. G. MARTIN, Adg't Gen. r
"Nof. 14, 1862. . . ' ?
, HOTEL FOR SALE.
XIIE large brick. Hotel In Graham, S. C,
for sale, to embrace all the furniture in tho house;
the lot there are all necessary outhouses, a well of ex
cellent," never failing water; the- beat improved garden
Jo in the town a enmmodiouq brick' stable and lot, to
gether with several ether lots jind houses. if desired. The
property .is all permanent and good Anyone wishing an
up-country residence would do- well to oall and examine
the premises the undersigned will take fcteaanre in
showing the propwty and making terms which will be
yasuy lew uisn war prices w reitu pyiuwi.
Possesrioa eiren first January next.
m-w ihr.r l -T r wft I
Nev. 4, 1862.
H. C. t BOLLINGER, Ag't
r JNO. TKOLLIJiGEB
IV,
89-tt.
ALABAMA.
Wm L Yancey,
"ClementC Clr. -
ARKANSAS,
Robert W Johnson,
ChasB Mitchell.
rLORIUAv
A E Maxwell,
James M Baker. .
GEORGIA.
Denj H Hill.
KXXTCOKT.
H C Burnett,
.Wm E Simms.
L0DI8IAKA.
Edward Sparrow,
T J Hemmes.
- mssissiFPi.
Albert G Brown,
James Pbelan.
John B Clark.
a t Y Peyton.
OBTH-OAftOUKA.
George Davis,
Wm T Dortch.
SOOTH-OABOT.IHA.
Eobt W Barnwell,
James L Orr.
TENNESSEE. -
Langdoo C Haynes,
Gustavus A Henry.
TSXAS,
UulsTWigfall,
W H Oldham.
JWK81NIA.
R M T Hunter,
Wm B Preston.
Total number, 26.
nOCSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
ALABAMA.
Out.
1. Thomas J Foster,
Wm R Smith,
John P Kails,
J L M Curry,'
Francis S Lyon,
W P Chilton,
David Clopton,
James L Pugh,
E S Dargan. (
ARKANSAS.
Felix I Batson,
Grandison D Royster,
Augustus- II-Garland,
Thos B Hanly.
n.oaiDA.
R B Hilton,
James B Dawkins.
OKORQIA.
Julian Hartridge,
Chas J Munnerlyn,
Hincs Holt, .
Augustas H Kenan,
'David W Lewis,
Wm W Clark,
Robt P Trippe,
Lucius J Gartrell,
Hardy Strickland,
Augustas R Wright,
KENTUCKY.
G W Ewing,
E M Bruce,
H W Bruce, .
"Bolt S Breckinridge,
John M Elliott,
Moore,
Honrv E Reed,
T L Burnett,
J S Chrieman,'
Geo B Hodgo.
LOUISIANA.
Chas J Villere,
Chas M Conrad,
Duncan F Kenncr,
Lucien J Dupre,
Jdbn F Lewis,
John Perkins, Jr.
MISSISSIPPI.
1.
2.
3.
1.
1.
2.
1.
2.
S.
1.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
0,
7.
10.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
J W Clapp,
Reuben Davis,
Israel Welch,
H 0 Chambers,
O R Singleton,
E Barksdale,
John J McBae.
MISSOURI.
W W Cook,
Thomas A Harris,
Casper W Bell,
A H Conrow,
Thos W Freeman,
Geo G Vest,
John Hyer.
- NORTH-CAROLINA.
Dili.
. 1. WN.H Smith.
Robt R Brldgers,
Owen R Kenan,
T D McDowell,
Thos 8 Ashe,
Arch'd H Arringfton,
J 11 McLean,
William Under,
B S Gaither,
A T Davidson. ;
SOCTH-CAEOUNA.
John McQneen,
W Porcher Miles, .
L M Aycr,
M L Bonbam,
James Farrar,
W W Boyce.
TENNBSHRE.
J T HeiskelV'
W Q Swann,
W H Tebbs,
E L Gardenshirc,
H 8 Foote,
M P Gentry,
G W Jones,
Thomas Meneos,
J D C Adkins,
John V Wright,
David M Currin.
TKXAS.
John Wileox,
Claiborne C Herbert,
Peter W Gray,
F'B Sexton.
JL.. Maloom D Graham,
6. Wm B Wright.
VIROINIA.
M R II Garnett,
John R Chambliss,
James Lynns,
Roger A Prvor,
Thos S Bocock,
John Goode, Jr,
James P Hofcombo,
D C DeJarnette,
William Smith,
Alex R Botelor,
John B Baldwin,
Walter K Staples,
Walter Preston,
Albert G Jenkins,
Robert Johnson',
Charles W Russell,
ARKANSAS,
G A Garland,
Jas M Patterson.
Total number, 107.
2.
a.
4.
6.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10,
1.
2.
S.
4.
5.-
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
6".
7.
8.
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10.
11.
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
10.
1.
2.
Legislature of North-Carolina.
We give below tho list of Senators and Commoners'!
elect to tne next uenerai Aseseiuuiy o m, '
learned them. If any of our friends discover an error,
they will oblige ns by informing us.
SENATE.
Paiquotanlc and PwouitnntwW. H. Baglcy.
Camden and Currituck V. McD. Lindsay.
Gatet and Ckowan Mills L. Eure. ,
Hyde and TyrrWf Charles McGleese.
Northampton Dr. W. S. Copeland.
Hertford. B. Slaughter.
Bertie Capt. Thoma M. Garrett.
Martin and Washington J. G. Carroway.
Halifax Mason L. Wiggins.
Edgecombe and WiUon Jesse H. Powell.
Pitt Dr. E. J. Blount.
Beaufort E. J. Warren. rv,
- CravenNathan Whitl'ord. ... V)
Carteret and Jones Dr. M. F. Arrenqell.
Greene and Lenoir Edward Patrick.
AW Hanover Eli W. Hall.
Dulpin Dr. James G. Dickson." -
OmlotnJ. F. Murrill.
Bladen, Bruntteick, fcc Capt. J. W. Ellis.
Cumberland and Harnett William B. Wright.
Sampton Thomas I. Faison.
Wayne Wm. K. Lane.
Johntlon C. B. Sanders. .
Wake J. P. H. Buss.
Ifaih Capt. A- J- Taylor.
franklin Washington Harris.
Warren Dr. T. J. Pitchferd. ,
Granville V.. W. Lassiter. ;
Person James Holeman. .
Orangt--Uon. William A. Graham.
Alamance and Randolph Giles Mebane.
Chatham William P. Taylor.
Moore and Montgomery Calvin W. Wooley.
Richmond and Rubeion Giles Leitch.
Anton and Vnion William C. Smith.
Guilford. Peter Adams.
Caswell Hon. Bedford Brown.
Rockingham Gen. F. L. Simpson.
Mecklenburg John A. Young.
Cabarrut and Stanly J. W. Smith.
Rowan and Davie Dr. J, G. Ramsey.
Batide6iitt: Adaias;?" . '"r . 7
Stokee and Fornthe Col. James E. Matthews.
Athe, Snrry, &e Isaao Jarratt.
Iredell, W'tlkeeeli. Q. Sharpe.'
Burke, MeDoweU, tie 8. .4, Neal.
Lincoln, Gotton, (tic James H. White.
Rutherford, Polk, etc M. O. Dlckerson.
Buncombe, Hendcrton, J-e William M. Shipp,
Haywood, Macon, tc.C: D. Smith. g
V BOUSE OJTCOMMONS. ,
Alamance H Y McAden, Dr E F, Watson.
j Alexander Dt J M Carson.
Anton Purdie Richardson, R H Burns.
Ahe J M Gentry.
Bladen J W Ross.
Beaufort HonR Donnell, Capt'W JF Marsh.
BcrttoOr P T Henry, James Bond.
. Bruniwiek Daniel L Russell. .
Buncombe John Bnrgiu,' '
Bmrki John Park.
Coiorrat W S Harris.
CntdtcellM N Barnhardt: - ,
Camden John Forbes.
Carteret Ao vl'ection held, on account of the presence
of the enemy. .
Caeteell 8 8' Harrison, William Long.
Catawba Geo S Hooper.
Chatham T B Harris, Lieut. W i Ileaden, M Q
Waddcll.
Cherokee- H Bryson.
Chowan Lemuel ft Benbury.
Cleavelnnd Davi't B"am, J" R Logan.
Cojrfeoii-WM Baldwin.
Craven J BtrBaiTow, Richard Russell.
CiiiHOerrrMofflti,! Harnett Hon J G Shepherd, Dr Jnb.
iScCorniick, Neill McKay.
Currituck B M Baxter:
Davidson Dr R L Bvall, Henry Walser.
Davit Henrv B Howard. .
Duplin 3 C Stanford, L W Hodges.
Edgecombe -fjavid Cobb, Robert Byoum.
Ihrtvth John P Nissen, Dr E Kerncr.
Enanktin A W Pearce, Jr.
6' " A W .Dsreiuipi't.
Gra nviUe Hon R B Gilliam, Jas S Amis, Cspt Eu
gene Grissom.
Greene Capt .1.1 H. lleet, '
Gvilfovd M S Sherwood, R W Glenn, W R Smith.
Gatie W H Manning,
Halifax Dr Henry Joyner, A II Davis.
Haywood Dr S L Love.
Hertford J. B. Vann.
Henderson Alex Henrj".
Hyde K L- Mann. , ,
Iredell T A Allison, John . Ydung.
Jaetson3 Keener. .
Johnston. Seth Woodall, W II Avora
Jones Anthony E Rhodes..
Lenoir W W Dunir.
LoncolnX Costuer.
Macon Dr J M Lyle.
Madison Dr Wallun.
Martin James Robinson.
- McDowell Lt. W F Craig.
Mecklenburg John L Brown, E C Grier.
MontgopieryE G L Barringer.
Moore Alexander Kelly.
Nash Ifenry G Williams.
JVew Hnaover S J Person, J It Hawes.
Northampton W W Peebles, Capt H SLansill.
Onslow J II Foy.
Orange John Berrv, W. N. Patterson.
- Pasquotank Gen W B Mann.
Perquimans Dr .liw II Kiildick.
Person Lt M D C Bumpass.
Pitt C Perkins, B G Albiitton.
Randolph Jonathan Worth, M S Robbins.
Richmond Lt Sanders M Ingram.
Robeson Murdock MoRae, Neill McNeill.
Rockingham W 1 Gilliam, James Reynolds.
Rowan F E Shober, N N Flemuiing.
Rutherford A It Bryan, J B Carpenter.
Sampson William Kirby, Thos H Holmes.
t!tanly Lavfiiyette Greene.
.S''i.-WilIiam Flynt.
,S'urr Dr Joseph 'Ilollingaworth. '
Tyrrell Eli Kjiiuill. - , ?
I sion C Q Lcimnond.
Wake William Laws, ( II Alford, Daniel G Fowle.
Warren Thomas I Judkins, Leonard Henderson
Washington (Same as in Csrteret. )
Watauga Win. Horton.
Waii nc B B Rives, M K Crawford.
Wilkes E M WU&virn, A II Hampton.
Yadkin A C Cowles.
Yancg Lt. M D Young.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
. CIVIL DEPARTMENT.
Zbi:i,on B. Vancb, of Bum-onibe, Gomrnrtr.
KirnAju, H Battlk, .I.J of Anson, Private Secretary.
Rnrus II. Paob, of Wake, Secretary of State
Daniki. W Cockts. of Hoc-kingham, Publio Treasurer.
Wm. R. Rich a hdn on, of Wake, Chief Clerk.
Curtis H. Bbooden, of Wayne, Comptroller.
D. W. Bun, of Wake, Clerk.
O. H. Perrt, Librarian.
HOARD OF CLAIMS.
BARTHOiojim- F. Mooaa, of Wake, Chairman.
Smi;ei. F. Phillips, of Orange
P. II. Winston, Jr., of Bertie.
SUPREME COURT.
RiciiMONi i M. Peahson, ,.f Vadkin, Chief Justice.
VVm. H. Battle, of Orange, Associate Justice.
Matthias E. Mani.v, of f!i aven, Associate J nsticci'
William A. Ji NKn-s, of Warron, Attorney General.
Hamilton C. Jones, of Rowan, Reporter.
hi)MUNi 1!. Fuseman, of Wake, Clerk.
J'AMts LiTfHronn, of Wake, Marshall. '
At present, the sessions of the Supreme Court are held
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Jrnnss.-John L. Bailey, of Buncombe; Romulus M.
Saunders of Wake; Robert Jt. Heath, of Chowan;
u l? K WBrdi rr "f Wilson: James W. Osborne, of
Mecklenburg; Roberts. French of Robeson: and John
Kerr, of Caswell.
SoLirrrou.?le3se J.. Yeates, of Hertford, of 1st Cir
cuit; M ilham J. Houston, of Duplin 2d Circuit; Wm. A.
Jenkins ot Warren, Attorney General. 3d Circuit ; Thos.
Settle, of Rock.nirhnm, 4th Circuit; Robert Strange, of
New Hanover, 5th Circuit ; W. C. Kerr, of Mecklenburg!
Cth Circuit ; and Marcus Erwihfof Burke, 7th Circuit.
TO THE LADIES OF RALEIGH.
A LARGE requisition has been made on
me lor sheets, for our Hospitals in Virginia, and 1
must appeal to the ladies for assistance. All who are dis
posed to assist in making sheets for this purpose will please
communicate with mo immediately at my office. Materi
als will be famished by the State.
- " EDWARD WARREN,
nov 19-dlw Surgeon General of N. C.
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SALERATUS for sale. - Enquire at my
house. nov l9-3t WM. WHITE.
LADIES' AND MISSES' SHOES.
POO FAIRS on consignment, for sale by
CJJ the lot, at E. L. HARDING'S.
novl9-3t (Standard copy.)
WANTED immediately.
3 (Kin SUSHvELS at Iron and
J,JJJ Brass Works, for which the higheBi oash
' price will be paid.
nor lS-4t SHAY, WILLIAMSON A CO.
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WlLKlNBTOM A WSLBON R. R. CoMPAKT,
WUmington, N. C., 8th Nov., 1802.
THE Board of Directors have this day de
clared a Dividend o Eleven (11,190) per cont, On the
unappropriated profits of the Bod on and after the 1st
January next, at tho office of the Treasurer. Transfer
Book will be closed after 20th December. -
noviBlw . J,, g. DaROSSETV BecreUry.'
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. .
THE Undersigned has In press, and will
shortly publish, a work entitled .
"SURGERY FOR CAMP, FIELD, AND HOSPITAL."
those disposed to become subscribers will ploaW forward
their names to the authojat.&aleigh, N. f3; "'
.EDWARD WARREN,
nov lSs-dlm Surgoon General of N. C.
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GEN. R. E. LEE'S BODY GUARD.
, SPLENDID Chance lor enlisting In a
. select eorps.
H $50 BOUNTY AND $28 PER MONTH.
Fin? hpyses and splendid tuuipmenta furnished to every
reernit. V , . '
Please address -me or sell at tho office over P. Ferral's
store, Wilmington street. Raleigh, N.-O. " '
v ,o VANN LARKIN'S,
Nov. 18-10t;7 Roersjtiog Officer.
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; - ADYERTiSTNG BATES. J
The following rates will be ebarged for all adTsrHse
aacnts Inserted la the Daut Fsosasss .zz v -
. ' en sqclas or rwiivs bvsj e, "- l"
Two wekt."i.......l t IB
One day. ........$ 75
Two days............. 1 00
Three days 1 J7
Four days. 1 75
Five -days.. 2 00
One week 1 60
One nHmth....i..uu,J f
Two montb.t.....M...m8 M
Three month. 12 M
Six months..
Twelve meuth... JO 60)
Twelve lines or less eount a square, aad sdditloaal -squares
will be charged the sasosb ,-':'
Cash will be demanded from 11 perscna nnepiwkare
special contracts are made .When aenl .by letUrr (be
money mhst accompany theadvertiiemeat.
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LOCAL DIBECTOBY. ;
COUNTY OFFICERS. '
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Jas A1 Moore, Clerk Superior Court W H'Jfeent I
Denutv.
J J Terrell, Clerk County Court.
R G Lewis, Clerk aad Master in Equity.
W H High, Shoriffj Geo W Norwood and B H Bister, -Deputies.
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Hilllard nudson, BegSteft '
F J Hutchina, Trustoe., -- ,
Hunneycut, Crier of Court.
' Richard C BadB;er,- Attorney. , - -
Feudal Beves, L B Seagraves, Surveyors. ; '
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor -W ff Harbison ; Salary,
OOMHlSSIOHmS. "
Eastern Ward W Upcbareh, h T Cbyta,Davld Is
Roystan, , ,
Middl WnrdW W Haywood, P t Pescud,R H Battle.
Western ITorrf W H Tucker, Jas Dodd, T B Bri(.
Oily Treasurer W C Upchurch.
Clerk to the Board J J Christopher.
Err st City Constable J J Betts.
Assistant Constable N V Denton.
Weigh Master F King. '
Cfy Police Wm C l'rkr, E Johnsos, Jk Earp. Wsa
Beves. ,
Viitrict Constable Womftle.
Sexton Osborne Holt.
RAILROADS. -,
This is a eorreot schedule of the arrival sad deeartnrs
of the Mail and Accommodation trains at. the Baleigh
depot : - x
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. ,
Mail Train Arrives 4.55, a. m. Leaves 6.25, a. m. , ,
' ' 5.04, j. m. Leaves 5.S0, p. m.
Accommodation Taxis Arrives 7.30, a. m. and leaves al '
8.00, a. ui.
' "4.58, p. re., leaves 5.20, p. a.
- The accommodation train is not ran on Sundays.
RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD.
Mail Train Leavex5.30, p. m. Arrives 6.00, p. uu
Accommodation Tat Leaves 6.30, p. in. Arrives 7.00
&,m.
o accommodation train leaves for Weldon on Sunday
and none arrive from Weldon on Monday morning.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS, POSTrOFFICB
AT . RALEIGH, N.. C.
Nortbrrn Mail Opens daily at 6, p. m.
bastern do do " at o, p.
Western "
Southern "
Favetlcvillo " " " at 7, a. m.
Eagle Rock Mail Opens on Mondays, Thursdays sal
Saturdays at 12, m.
Carthage Mail Opens on Thursdays and Sundays St
7.00, a. m. .
Roxboro' Mail Opens Wednesdays at 11, a. m.
Leaphburg Mail opens Wednesdays at 12, m,
SummervTlle Mail Opens Fridays at 5, p. m.
Northern Mail Closes daily at 9, p. m.
Eastern " " " at 9, p. m.
Western " " " at 4, p. m"
Southern " " " at 4, p. m.
Fayettoville Mail Closes daily at 8, p. m.
Eagle Rock Mail Closes Mondays, Thursdays sad Sat
urdays at 2, p. m.
Carthage Mall Closes Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4, p. sa,
Roxboro' Mail Closes Wednesdays at 1, p. m.
Leachburg Mail Closes Wednesdays at 1, p. m.
Summervllle Mail Closes Fridays at 7, a. m.
Office open for the delivery of Mail from 7, a. n., to -7.30,
p. m,, during the week. On Sunday, from 8 to , sw
m., and from 6 to 1, p. to.
The public are required to transact their business da.
ring office hours. GEO. T. COOKE, P. M.
Nov. 11, 1862.
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at 6, p. in.
at 7, a. n "
at fl, p. tn-X-"1
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
niLLSBORO' STHEE1 RALEIGH, N. C,
HAVING PURCHASED THE PROPERTY IN THB
City of Raleigh, recently occupied by Major Phil
lips, and known as "Phillips' Hotel," I have opened it
for the accommodation of the publio under the name and-,
style of EXCUANOE HOTEL.
The extensive improvement now going on, and which
will be oompleted as soon as possible the erection of new
buildings and the thorough, overhauling and renovating
oi oiu unvs win reiiuci me r,xciiange convenient ana p
I comfortable ; and the proprietor is determined that ita f
f management and internal arrangements shall be such as V
to compare lavurauiy wiw me urst ciaei noieis oi me
country.
The table will be abundantly supplied with the best the
market and the country aft'ords, and no efforts or expense
will be spared to render tho house in every ruapect a com
fortable home to its guests.
The Exchange is located on Hillsboro' street, some two
hundred yards west of the Capitol.
Thirty to forty large and commodious rooms will ba.
ready for occupation by the assembling of tha Legisla
ture. A liberal share of public patronage Is respectfully soli
cited. Give us a ca II and we will endeavor to treat yea
well.
Omnibuses will be in attendence at the cars to eoavej
passengers to and from the Exchange.
W. U. CUN1NGGIM, Proprietor.
L. BRANSON, Superintendent,
Raleigh, N. C, Nov 11, 1862.
Q RANGER HOUSE,
rf WEST SIDE OF RAILROADS I
Goldsboro', N. C.
Right Hand. Side Going South.
Left Hand Side Going JibrA.
MEALS READY ON AUIIIVAL OF TUB CABS..
. ATTACHED,
One of the best Barber Shop.
The publio may expect
ft GOOD FARE,
Attentive Servants, accommodating officers, with tvary
other comtbrt found in a SOUTHERN HOTEL I
T. A. GRANGER, ,
(Late of the Atlantic House, Beaufort, N. C.,)
Jan. 10
BREAKFAST, Dinner and Supper Hens.
GOING NORTH, BREAKFAST 7.15, A, M-,
DINNER GOING SOUTH, , P. M.f
GOING NORTH SUPPER .10, P. M. -
MRS. GRISWOLD'S HOTEL,
OOLDBDOBO', N. C. ,
Right Hand Side going NORTH Let Htrnd
Side going SOUTH.
Baggage taken to and from the Railroad free of share.
Passengers stopping at this Hotel may rely en good
Fare, good Booms, and every oomf&Yt that con be had. .
An addition of sixteen larsre. comfortable and wall. -
furnished rooms, renders it as complete aj any tjstaUishr
uieui in iw owiv, t
A good Barber Shop 1s attached to the Hotel. ,
fh&- Meals ready on the Arrival of the Cars."ft f
pif Tha Cars leave daily. ,
nov 11 SUSAN A. GRISWOL1V CO.
rtie
Orncs or SraaaoN Obrsaj or N. C,l
. ovemor ki, ises.
rpiIE fbUowlna; articles are required fori
I oeneni oi our sick ana wounded soldiers :
biioi, ouias, dA IB, COATS, f API To, DRAW
ERS, Leather, shoe threId. shoI; mak-
1NG LASTS, (from-No. to , ineluivt,)
nriTTITD inno an '."
XmAmm lll k. - Ul A .1.1. .alTl
ply of them. Those able and willing to coo tribute thaas,
will please address the undersigned.
F.DWARI7 WASBBlf,
novl-Im - Bargeea General ef IT,