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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
fajSPOlrTID fOB TH 'ASSOCIATteD BISS.1
LATER FBOM TUB NOBTH-F BE MONT
AGAIN ON Hia LEOS-BOSECBANS AND
THE . GUEBILLAS MOVEMENT TO BE
MADE IN TENNESSEE THE LONDON
TIMES AND THE ALABAMA 0OTTON, &o.-.
- R'OHltOHD, Nov, 10
Northern dates ot the 16th have been received bcre.
Fremont baa been put in command of Ahe Department
or Wasbingtonaty. ' ' ' ' '
Ail able bodied negroes at Hampton and Fortress
Monroe, hara leen aent to Wajshington.
A dbpatcb from Nashville says Kosecrans intend
to bang all guerillas and deGoslhe threats of rebel re
taliation. '-, -
A large amount of supplies will be massed at.Nash
vm wheq the"ratifmy"6Ttn West will mora
East Tennesseeward.
The Steamer Aetna has arrived at St. John's with
English dates to tbo Ctb. Tbe London Timet denies
that any blame eon attach to England touching the
exploit of jibe sterner Alabama. . ' ' '
. Bright applauds Lincoln's Emancipatlou Proclama
tion. ' : .( ""'i .-' ;: .v..s..urv.-':
Sales of 15,000 bales of cotton at an advance of 2
to t pence. . :
CAUSE OF SECRETABY BANDOLPITS BES-
IGNATiON.
' , , BicuaosD, Nov, 2d.
The Whig says It fans reason to conclude that the
cause of Secretary Randolph's resignation was that be
felt hinuelt so fettered and hampered in- bis office a,
to be forced to the conclusion that he could be more
useful in some other service, . '
FROM FEEDEBICKSBURG S ED DON AC
CEPTS, Ac.
L.ohhoxd, Nov. 19.
. The enemy had made no attempt to cross the river
at Fredericksburg at noon toirtay and have not yet
occupied the town. . No cononading since Monday.
Manyrf the inhabitants are leaving and the indica
tions point to a oame beiore many days. Tlie force
of the enemy ir not positively known but from obser
vations made and statements of prisoners it is be
lieved to be large. The people are all confident and
in good spirits. It is undoratood that So Men has ac
cepted the app-iintment of Secretary of War.
This message should have reached us in time for
yesterday's paper, but ; was overlooked in the Rich
mond oQice. Eb. PKOfiRKss.
COHUEB-CIAI.
CITY MAEKET.
APPLES Green
" Dried ;..
BAOOX Hog round..,...:
. Ha:n..... ..........
BEKI.......-.
BBKSWAX I""'
BUTTEIt
CANDLES Tallow
" Wai.....'.
" Adamuntine..
" Rperm
COR!f--er Barrel
CHICKKS8.
COFFEE........... ' '
Koos.,.;. . ""
Fi.oi:rt...: ......X
FEATHERS..,..
FLAXSEED. .!,
HIUK8 Dry;.......
, . .Oraea
LAD
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AIL8,....,.,..
rEAs-toe.::.,..;:... :
White Table
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BUflAR Brown..:
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TAtLOW
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1 W$4
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: ..uxms
.: 8065
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$10
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44050
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CONFEDERATE STATES GOYERWMERT,
. ' rBisiot!itt' ' - . ' " -"wr,.
JEFFERSON DAVfi, pf jBiStlaslppt. v -'v'
' " '
vies raaafDtsT,
ALEX. H. STEPHINS, of Georgia.
Members of tke Cabinet.
JrnAH P. BiMAaix, of Leuinlana, .Secretary of State.
C. 0. Memmisbkb, of South-Carolina, Sce'y of the Trea.
u. w. kaxpolpb, oi Vireima, Heercury ot war,
8. U. Mii.LoaT, of Florida. Secretary of the Navy.
John R. Rks ui, of Texas. Post MhUt General.
TuokAa U. Watts, of Alabama, Attorney General.
Kubksi K. Lee, Ucueral-in-CUifcf.
First sPermtfneat Congress.
SENATE. ' ' - '
7:'
FAYETTEVILI.E MARKET.
" - NoV. 19. 18C2.
Bacon 50&:.Lanl 35e.s l'mk 1.V Tlnf r ... Ili1,..
uy iob muc, uaiae.; huirt 7:nX;e.; Eggt S54e. per
"" vrn ti ou per mis.; i.'nttiin 2()e for, coort oaiUity.
cotton arnS4 Waj tW nor hunrli fKll , VW.ur Sii
tMlaio.SO: Coflee none; Uvc $:t4 per bua Swedes Iron
J0c( Nails 2aa0; Sound Salt 45c pi-r pound: 1'eas $2 25
por l)U.; 4-J Biowii fcihti-tius 33aC0; Spirits Turpentine
ROOMS TOILET.
TWO rooiI unrurnislicd KoomVto let in a
j rim ill irni i in t'll f ILU Ur H lallirut UOitt U.
AfMreiu to this oliice.
Nov 20 if
IS
FBOM FEED EBICK8BU HQ TB A I N FIRED
AT, &c
BtciiMoxD, Nov. 20.
When the train from Biuhmond was within a mile
of Fredericksburg, this morning, the enemy opened
fire upon it from the opposite side of thejjriver, but
without, effect. They fired several shots with long
range guns which were hot' replied to by our forces.
Tbe general situation is unchanged and the enemy
have not attempted to cross the river.
No news from our army.
From Eastern North Carolina.
For several days we are without any startling news
from our coast. We learn tltat a skirmish occurred
at or near Cora Creek on Tuesday last, but we arc
without particulars. We hope that some of our
friends at Kinston will keep us posted in reference to
all army matters, not contraband, in that vicinity.
''
, From Fredericksburg and Gordoiurille.
We take the following from the Examiner of yes
terday:
Our advices from Fredericksburg are to noon yes
terday. The intelligence from that quarter isof high
ly important ana interesting character, but most of it
not proper for present publication. There has been
no cannonading on either side since Monday night,
but the enemy bos been busy putting cannon into
position .on me BHinora nins, opposite ..the town and
for a mile above. Nothhig is yet positively known
of the enemy' strength, but from Observations made
on '1 ueaday night, and information from other sources,
deemed authentic, nearly the whole Abolition army
is believed to be concentrated at that point.
: . "
To the Members of the Legislature.
We shall have competent persons? In each branch
of Hie Assembly to report the proceedings, and the
morning edition of the Progress will con Uiu correct
and faithful reports up to the adjournment on the
previous evening. Besides the Progress will contain
all the latest news from th6 army and elsewhere by
telegraph and mail. The paper will be served to
members at their lodgings, or placed on their desks at
the Capitol, by leaving their names and subscription
price at tbo office. ..
TO. 1 iami.'v Flour,
FltLSil HI TTER,
FRESH EG03.
111IS11 POTATOES,
EWI-.'K'T 1)0.,
UKiKI APPLES,
IllilKD PEACHES.
GIlEEX APPLES,
DltlEO PRUNES,
DRIED PLL'MS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAL CE,
PEPPER SAL'CJE,
MUSHROOM SAUCE,
WALNUT CATSUP,
TOMATO CATSUP,
at WniTAKER'S.
nor 20-tf
WANTED.
t N Intelligent rciiabr- Picro Man is-want
ll ed tor tin; balance of ihe year, 'for whom pood wiij-
dppiy at.
PROGRESS OFFICE.
ca will be paid.
ftov. 11
. HOUSE WANTED.
A Small Comfortable Dwelling, not too' far
from the capitol, is wanted for the balanee of the
preaunt, and probably the whole of lh next rear. Any
person having nucb a house to ivnt will ., 'as.' mnke it
known t PROGiiESS OFFICE.
Nov. 11.
ALABAMA.
.Wm L Yancey,
Clement C Clay.
' ARKANSAS.
Robert W Johnnon,
Cbaa B Mitchell.
FLORIDA.
A K Maxwell, e
iuaet ii Baker,
"i-' -oaoiA.H,JSi.,
Benj II Hill.
(VKTcccr'.
n C Burnett,
W'ui E Simula.
LOl'lSIAXi.
Edward Sparrow,
T J SemmoF.
msaiasirri.
Albert G Bi own,,
James Pholan. -
mssocar.
John M Clkrk,
US V Peyton.
NOKTH-CASOLlNi.
Oeorre lhtvis,
Win T Dortch. ,
BOUTU-CABOLISA.
Kobt W Baenwell,
panics L Orr.
' i 3,ra,S8v
Lanftoon O Haynea, .
Guatavus A lleni y.
TEXAS.
LouisTWigfaU,
W S Oldham.
VIRGINIA.
DMT Hunter,
Wm B Preston.
Total number, 20.
HOUSE F REPRESENTATIVES.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
?
1.
2
3.
4.
1.-
,2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
SUBSTITETES.
TT'OUH good, reilalxje ujen, natives, over 4!
I yeara of age, can hv eiiiiliiv4 as SUHSTITLTES,
fiii reaaonable price, if iniinedintf annlii nl'n.n In. !,'
at the Army Intelligence OilU-e, Wilmington street, over
T.'Kerrall's store, oppoaitt Town Hall.
Raleigh, Kv li-5t
2. Thomaa A Harris,
, b ;, -" , . i . r'JJF?' (!asi.er W Bell,
. i T-1 j'. , ' " TV A 11 Conrow,
eatablisbed tlieinae yes nf j. Th()8 w Freei
. Two Editions a Day. ;
We'shall pnblish two editions of the Progress tv
ery day except Sundays. .The morni'ng edition wjll
be served to city vsubsoribers by the carriers and sent
to mail subscribers North and East, while the eve
ning edition will be sent to subscribers in the West
and sold on the street. V '
HOUSE POWER TJIRASniNG MACTI1XES, J
nommu vjlaj All Alu auiL, PECKS AT
- v.'s- s, - AUCTION, v -v,;v; -.,
TfTtli be sold? on Tuesday, December 2d,
. tf.i, 1802, atthe.tor.of G. N. MoAdoo, Greensboro,
very supariot1 Tbraahing MachUea, fioraa Powers,
aad Separators.-; Them maciuftos r of very mperior
quality, manufactured in Pennavlrania. W have told a
iarg amber .of them, all of which have glrea ratisfao
UoD , i Jfho Bolting Cloth is of the vary best quality.' .
. WllLIAM H. OLIVEU AQO,.
. ' Mor ao-lm i, Formerlv of Jfewbein, K. C.
FOR JUKE FOB CITT. PlTapdSES.
k;. tWE elty carrlara can be bd H
L5, hours, . ,' -t E. A. WlflTAKER.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
HE UXDERSIGXliD HAVIXG SOME EXPERT.
r..M:i'. in ililitai v aiiana.
thir conrenienee, tlu v have
Halcigh tor the purpose oi advisinsr and aidinir all ocr-
lons vi ho mav desire i.ifnrniatiiin uuon the following aulv
jects relating to the army, to wit : -.
LJ'll. t;l.UKIIiIOX LXW. EXEMPTIONS. SUB
STITUTES, SOLDI KHS' PA V. Wl HOWS' CLAIMS.
SOLDIERS' WSCHAIiflE.
And aa far as nosible the l) witic.m of dilleivnt roiriinonij.
and tho accidents and dtathj that may happen in the ser
vice. The oflirs i. upon Wilmintnn Srcet, a few doom be
low Pulton's -Hotel, and immediately nppositeTowN Hai4i.,
being the upper room of tha Hiicfc Store occupied by P.
Ferrall. All oomuiunicationa will bepunctualv attended
to. Addrem, THOS, JONES 4 CO,
. Box 238 Postoffloe.
Xov II
ALABAMA,
Din.
I. Thorn a J Foster.
Win It Smith,.
John P Ralls,
J L M Cnrry,
Fnincia S Lvon,
W P Clrilton,
David Clopton,
Jaiuea L PiLgh,
E S Rarpan.
AttKANBAa.
F';lix I liatson,
(vrandison D Rorstea,
Augustua H Garland,
Tiioa It Uanly.
ri,or.iHA.
R R Hilton,
James Lt Dawkina.
GEORGIA.
Julian Hartridge,
( has J Munnei-lyn,
Hines Holt,
Augu-tus 11 Kennn,
David W Lewis,
Win W Claik,
Robt P Trippe,
Lucius J Garti'eli,
Hardy Strickland,
Augustus II Wright,
KENTUCKY.
G W Ewuhg,
E M Bruce,
if W Hi uee,
lUbt J Itreekinrtclgo,
John M Elliott,
Moore,
7. Her.rv E Reed,
T 1. Burnett,
.1 S Cbrisiean,
Geo It Uodgu.
lOllSlASA.
Chas J Viliere.
Clias M Conrad,
Duucnu F Keuner,
Lurien .1 Dupre,
John F Lewis,
John Perkins, Jr.
MISSlRSiri'I.
J W C'lai p,
lteubf-n Davis,
Israel Welch,
II C Chambers,
f. O R Singleton,
ft. E llarksdale,
7. Jclin .1 McKaa.
SOaTB-CAROLISA.
Dirt. .
1. WKH Smith,
2. RobtR Bridgera,
3. Owen R Kenan,
LTD McDowell,
6. Thos S Ashe,
6. Areh'd II Arrington,
7. J R McLean,
8. William Lander,
9. B S Oalther,
10. A T Davidson.
SOl'f II-CAKOLIXA.
1. John ilcQneen,
2. W Poi eher Milee,
3. L M Ayer,
4. M I. Bonham,
6. Jamea Farrar,
6. W W Boyce.
TEHKE3SKE.
1.
uisaoeai.
W W Conk.
K
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9
10.
II.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12,
13.
14.
In.,
lti.
1.
2.
JT HouikeU,
W G I
Swann,
W H Tebba,
K L Gardeushire,
H S Foote,
M P Oeutry,
O W Jonea,
Thomas Menses,
IPC Adkius,
John V Wright,
David M Currin.
TEXAS.
John Wilcox,
Claiborne C Herbert,
Peter W Gray,
F B Sjxton,
Maloom I) Oniham,
Wm it Wi iglrt.
viaoiMA.
M R li Garnett,
John It Chauibliss,
James Lyons,
Roger A Prvor,
Thos S Bocoek,
John Goode, Jr,
James P Holcombo,
I) C DeJarnette,
Williani,Smith,
Alex R Uotelor,
John B Baldwin,
Walter R Staples,
Walter Preston,
Albert G Jenkins,
Robert Johnson,
Charles W Itusaell,
ARKANSAS. i .
G A Garland,
Jas M Patterson.
Total number, 107.
Caiarrayf 8 Harris.
CWWaWf & Barnhardl.
iCard-IecUoa, ka,':i aeemnst stWimMeaes'
of the enemy.
Cammll 8 Harrison, William Long.
Catatcha Cfeo S Hooper.
. Ckntham T B Hari, LicuL W J Headcn, M Q
Waddell.
Cleroi-M J H Hrvson...'
CAoimh Lemuel C Henbury.
Cleavtland David Beam, J"R Logan.
'!.,.,,.. w U t.l.l.!l
j... .. ... v ... 1 1 on. 1 1 .
Crarew J B (i Barrow, Richard RusselL .
CumbtrlrHd and Harnett Hon J G Shepherd. Dr Jno
McCormick, Ncilt MfcKay. '
CwrVHcfc B H Baiter.
UaviiUoMVt. H L Beall, Henry Walser.
Davie-Henrv B Howard.
Duplin J C Stanford, L W Hodges.
Kdgteombe David Cobb, Robert livnuui. - '.
Fortjtk John P Nissen, Dr E Kerner.
Fuanklia A W Pearce, jr.
tfiMluH A W Darcnpoi t.
tirantUle Hon R B G(lllanr, Jas S Amis, Capt Eu-
Greene Capt II II Best,
Gotffopd M S Shernotal, R W Glenn, W R Smith
Ontet W H Manning,
Halifax Dr Henry Joynor, A U Davis.
' Hayieood-Vr 8 L Lore.
Hertford i. B. Vann.
Hmdcrton Alex Henry.
Hyde E L Mann.
Iredell T A Allison, John Young.
Jaekim J Keener.
yoAarfoa. Both Woodall, W H Avora.
Janet Anthony E Rhodes.
Lenoir W W Dunn,
LoneeinK Costner.
Harm Dr J M Lylo.
Jhdimn Dr Wall'en.
Mart in James Robinson.
MrDnieeHlt. Vf F f!r.i.f.
McciltnburoJuhn L Brown, E
MuulroMeri--K (i L Ilairinger.
jnwrv Atc.Aaauer iveiiy.
Aaeh Henry. ft Williams.
Netc HnaorerH S Person, J R Hawrs
ortiamijoH-W W Poehlos, (apt H ts'tai.ailj.
OntloK J H For.
Oro;e John B'eirv, W. N. Pattorson. '
'anjiiolank Gen W E Mann.
7'rriMnwiiM Dr Jos H IthUliek. "
J'croHLt M D C I)nmpas.
rut C Perkins, B U Alhiitton.
Jf.MfiopA Jonathan Worth, M S Robhiiis
Hichmamt- I A Sunders M Ingram
Murdock MoRae, Neill McNeill.
JMtu,jhamf I Gilliam, James Reynolds.
Jn,rai,r t Shober. N S Flemming".
Rutherford K R Bryan, J Carpenter
Anmj.Mi William Khby, Thos II Uolmes.
.Stanly La.vfayette Greene.
Stake William Flynt.
Surry Dr Josepb Hollingsworth.
Tyrrell Ui Spiuiil.
Vmon C Q Lrmniondsw
U'-.l.-.. Air:n: i .....- . .
, ""Trr - L'l Pl?iel 0 Fowle.
, ' --. .eonara Uunderson,
II ikinalan( Same as in Carteret. )
Walauja Win. Jlorton.
W',,eH U Rives, M K Crawford
Kr ' Wellborn, A H Hamp'ton.
ladltm A C Cowlea.
Yniiey Lt.- H D Young.,
STATE OF NORTII-CAROUNA.
CIVII, DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
C Grier.
: CGVTftt OFFlCEliai. f - .
Jas. A Moere, tlerk Sujmrior Coartt- TrMooM.-r
Deputy.
J J Ferrel), Clerk County Conrt - A. .
R 0 Lewis, Clerk and Master in Equity. . '- ':
n W It High, gherlffi Geo W Norwood and BE Slater,"
Depaties. .
Hilliard Hudson, Register . ' ' H
F J Hntchins, Trustee. "
Hunney cat, Crier of Court
Richard C Badger, Attorney.
Fcndat Beves, L B Soagraves, Surveyors.
CITY OFFICERS.
W H nAsaisosr Salary, 1800. ,
. couaissioNiki.
Eaelern Warif C Cpchnrch, L T Claytofl, David t
Borster. .-
iliddU Ward R W Havwood, P F'Pescnd, R H Battle.
Wntern Ward Vf H Tucker, Jaa Dodd, T H Briers.
Oity Treanmer W C Upchurch.
Clerk toike Board J J Chi1atopl .
irf CitjfConetablrJ J Belts. '.
Aixintant CanetaUe N V Denton.
Weiyk Mailer y King.
Ciy Police Wn C Parker, E Johnson, M Earn. Wm
Mayor-
"i"triet Cunalai'e .
Sexton Osborne Holt.
Womblc.
Zkbi-i.on B.
li I I'll A Kli II.
Vantf,
Bat
of Buncombe. Onvwssr'
Kiciiarii H Batti.. Ji,., of Anson, Private 8acretarv
Run s H. Pals, of Wake, Secretary of MUto. 7"
Da-iiel W Courts, ot Kockinh., v..i.u - m
iiU. u jiii I ",V, . I Aveaaurer.
Wm. R. Richariwok, of tt'akc, Cliief" Clerk
v. . 1-krut, i,iorarmn.
BOARn tw ft ti
Bartholomew F. Moobk. of Wake
'pA".,,'",P- l'HI' L"-1. of Orango '
I. II. Winstoa', Jr., of BerUe." .
CLAIMS.
Chairman.
SUPREME COURT.
W HN'B,MTV,Vnf oV' f V,Adfe,' ief Jostioe.
M'ye-niaJiee
Execntive Department North Carolina,
Ai. a uinea (Hintia,i
Balsiob, Oct. 25, 18C2.
io. 0,
General Order,)
1
Aiijdtant Grnhai,' Oiriea (Militia,,)
THE COLOXELS OF THE MII.ITI A REfJTMKXTS
. of this State will immediately direct the Captains to
II without delay on everr family within thoir iiutriet-
for the purpose of purchasing and collecting such articles
oi liiotumg, Blankets, Jeans, Llnseys, Shoes, Socks,
Leather aud Carpeta, as may bo sold or given tor the
array in tho Held.' '
2. " The Captains will keep-a list of the articles, and the
name of the person from whom purchased or received,
and the price. The Olonel will bring these lists and the
articles with as little delay as possible to the Quartermas
ter in his city, when funds will be given to pay for tbem.
3. All donations for individuals or companies will be re
eeived for them, if the names or companies are given,
and tbe articles will be sent to them by the Quartermaster
at Raleigh, in ofiarge of special messengers. Those mak
ing special, donations may be assured that the artieles
will be given to the parties for whom tliev intend them.
4. Each Colonel will send to this oifiW a ist of thr
Shoemakers. Tanners .and Cloth Maniit'nehiror. In k;
Regiment, with tbe probable amount each manufactures,
ymj jir .ii.uii mvcuunii vo inmf purciiwtt! oi siloes ana ica-
luer, aen.uiai, none go into uie nanus oi speculators, and
seiae for the use of the soldiers any of these articles going
out of tbe State, or in the haa'da of speculators lor that
purpose.
5. The expenses of the Officers engaged on this duty,
and the transportation of tbe articles will be paid, and
any officer who neglects or fails to comply with this order
win oe conn martiam a ami rcoucea to tbe ranks.
ny oroer ot Governor Vasts :
, 3. Oi. MARTIN, Adg't Gen.
Nov. 14, 1862. - B
ios v freeman,
Geo G Vi Bt,
John Hyer.
Ei.wnv.. i( c . , . "'or
Jambs LircHioRn, of Wulce. Marshall
iAhep, Srrrf ti-!?.
second Monday in Jane. 1 ' mmu"g on the
railroads:
This is a correct schedule of the arnV.I nH n.,-
of the Mail and Accommodation trains at the Kaleiah
depot :
KORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. "
Mail Tuain Arrives 4,56, a. m. Leaves 5.2H, a. m.
, " " " &-H4. p. in. Leaves 6.30, p. ni. '
Accommodation Train Ari-iVes 7.30, a. m. and leaves at
o.wi, a. IU. - . i v,
, " . " " 4.58, p. m., leaves 5.20, p. sa.
The accommodation train Is nut run on Sundays. '
RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD.
Mail Tbaik Leaves. 30. n. re.-Anivpi 6.00. n. m.
AetoMMOUATioN. TiiAiN Leaves 6.30, p. m. Arrives 7.00
v. m.
fto accommodation train leaves for Wei, Inn on ManHi.
and nono arrives from Welilnn on Monday uiorninoj.
MAIL ARR ANfJF.M KNTS. PtLST-OFFirR
AT RAaI.ElGIi, iV. C.
Northern Mail Opens daily at B, p, m.
Eastern do do " at 6,'p. bi.
Western " " " at 7, a. m.
Southe-rf " t , p. in.
Favetteville " " " nt 1 ...
Eagle Rock Mail Opens on Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at. 12. m -
Carthage Mail Opens on Thursdays and Sundays at
7.00, a, ni.
Koxboro' Mail OppiM Wednesdays at 11. a. m.
Leachbuig Mail onens WeilneHilv i fi
Sumnieiville Mail Opens Fiidaia'at 5. p.'m.'
Northern Mail Cliisirs duily ru i), p. m.
Eastern " " " ' at H, p. m. .
Western " " " at 4, p. m.
Southern " " " at 4, p. m.
Fayettoville Mail Closes daily at (i, p. ni.
Eagle Rock Mail Closes Mondays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays at 2, p. m.
ysat4, p.m.'
Carthage Mail Closes Tuesdays and Thursdays
Roxboro' Mail Closes Wednesdays at 1. p in
Leachburg Mail Closes Wi dm siiavs at 1 p n
nuiumerviiie niair .loies rrnlavs at 7, a. in.
Office open for the delivery of Mail IViiiii'", a n- to
7.:in, p. in., during the week. On Sunday, from 8 to ' a.
m., and from (i to 7, p. m. ,
The public are required to Irnnsnrt th. ii biiFim'si-fla
ring ofllce hours. GEO. T. COOKE P M
.Nov. 11, J862. '
HOTELS.
JeniEs.-
Saiinilers.
v nbTEi fob; sale.- -
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rrmp large brick. Hotel In Graham, N. C,
I ior aale, to embrace, all the furniture in the house.
On the lot there are all neeeasarv outbouaes. a well nfn.
cellent, sever .failing water;, the best improved garden
lot in the town a confmodidus brick- stable and lot, to
gether with several other lot and houses, if iieaiiv.,1 Tim
property is all permanent and good. Any one wishing an
up-euuutry resiaeace wouia ao well to cay. and examine
the: premises, as" the undersigned will tatn nleu.ura In
showing the property ' ana.' tnakrng terms which will be
vastly less than war prices to a ready purchaser,
luMtsuua given urst January next.
' H.'a Trollinger. Agt
- , :- . For J.NO. TBOLLLNGKR.
Nov. 1, 1S2. $9 4t.
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Legislature of North-Carolina.
We give below the list of Senators and Commoners
elect to the next General Aseseiubly as Car as we have
learned the in. If any of our friends discover an error,
they will oblige us by inforaiinj; us.
SENATE.
Pasquotank aud Perquiinan W. II. Bagley.
Camden and Curritmi D. Mill. Lindsay.
Gaten and Chowan Mills L. Eure.
Hyde and Tyrrell Charles McGleeso.
A'orthamptnn Dr. W. S. Copeland.
Hertford J. H. Slaughter.
Jieriie Capt. Thomas M. Garrett.
Martin and Wank in yton J. G. Carroway.
Halifax Mason L. Wiggins. "
Ediceombc and Wilton Jesse II. Powell.
Viit Dr; E. J. Blount.
Beaufort E. J. Warren.
(Vouch Nathan Whitford.
Carteret and JoneeX)r. M. F. Arrendell.
Greene and Lenoir Edward Patrick.
Nem Hanorer Eli W. Hall.
Vnlpin -Dr. James G.. Dickson.
Oniloic J. F. Marrill,
Jiladen, BranApivk it's. Capt. . J. W. Ellis.
Vumlterlund and Harnett William B. Wright.
iS'i;)om TLomas I.. Faison.
Wayne Wm. K. Lane.
Jolmelon C. B. Sanders.
WiiA-e J. P. H. Rush.
JVbii Capt. A. J. Taylor.
Franklin Washington Harris.
IKarren Dr. T. J. Pitohford.
Granville R. W. Lasti&r.
Pemon James Holeman.
Oranic 1Hon. William A. Graham.
Alamance and Ilandoluh Giles Mcbane.
Chatham William P. Taylor.
Moore and Montgomery &Avin W. Wooley.
Jliehmond and obeon Giles Leiteh.
Anmn and Union William C. Smith. "
Giiiiford. Peter Adams.
Cmirell Hon. Bedford Brown.
Roclnnghlxm Gen. F. I Simpson.
Mecklenburg John A. Young.
CnWriis naif Stanly J.' W. Smttb.
Jiowuit.O'"' Havie Dr. J. (i. Ramsey.
Jaet'&ion-TH. Adams. .
Stoket and Fortytke CoL James E. Matthews.
Ashe, Surry, Ao Isaac Jan-alt.
Iredell, Wtlkee; o L. Q. Hharpe.
Bnrkef McDowell, Ac &. J.Keal.
' iimoht, ffitWoB, iftaiaealLJVJiite
Kntkerford, Polk, e M. OTDickerson.-
Buncombe, Hendereon, ike William M. Shlpp.
liqyuood, Maeon, &e. 0, X). -Smith.
faOUSE tlF COMMONS.
Alamance R Y MrAden, Dr E F Watson.
Alexander i)v J M Carson.
Anon Purdie Richardson, R H Burns.
j4e-J M Gentry.
Bladen J W Kuss.
Beafrt Hon R S Donnell, Capt. W F Martb.
Berue Dr P X Henry, James Iluud.
Rrunnviek Daniel LRueselL
nnnixmne Jotln Hurgin,
Burke John Pwlu. '
SUPERIOR COURT.
tloorge Howard, jr.. of WiUmV JameV V , t" V
MeekleilliUi E Kubel t S. rinrl, nf I1..1, j . .
ol'Cuiwell. M--ou, anu jonn
S..l.ir, .. fe,. J. Yeafp. f ir..,A..,,
euit; William J. Houston, of ni; ...i A vl.r"
I nkins. ot Waeren. A ttorn,' i....i j Vi '.. m."
, ... .-mt-i l. Oil IJriHIII '1,1.1 m
etue ol Jlockingr hum. itU ri,....i. ii.i.. n. .' .
t w Hanover r.fl, !,.. , w"i.' grange, or
6tb Circuit; and Marcus E
V iir r. ,V ntrange, or
: W. C. herr, of Meoklenburg.
Era in, of JJurkc, 7th Circuit.
A
TO THE LADIES OF RALEIGH.
LARGE reqaisition has been made on
mu tor sheets, for our H.unli.i. 'l:JTav Vi
..., i -i ', .. : , uiriaia. ana i
j." V . lue 'aoies tor assistance. All who are dial
posed to assist in making sbeetsTor this purpose lllllt
cominnmcate will, me rmmediately at by K VateH
ala will be furnished by the Stat.. 7
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General of N. C.
for sale p.nniu
l-3t WM. WHITE.
nov 19-iliy
Q ALERATUS
K7 House.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
. HILLSJtORO' STUEKT. KALEIGI1 N C
(TAVING I'l'RCHASEDTIlE PROPERTY I V THE
1 City ot Raleigh, lee. ntly or.cupii d by Major Phil
lips, and known as -Pliiliin' II, .t. I " 1 1,,.... ... i
MMHkturiwur'1 U",IUr t,,C UAD'e
1 no extensive iminovenieiit now ir,.;.,,, ,, ...,i .. i . i.
will be completed as soon as possible the erection of new
buildings and the tiiorouirh ove, l,o,,li,i .,.,1 F. -
of old ones-will lender the Exchange convenient and
comfortable; and the proprietor is determined that its'
management and internal arrangements rlmll be uch as
to ooiupare favorably with the lir.t class lioieU of n,
country.
The 'table will bo abundantly supplied with the best th
market and the country atlonls, and no efforts or exnensa
will be spared to render the house in every respect a com
fortable home to its guests.
The Exchango is located on HilUboro' street, some two
hundred yards west of tbe Capitol.
Thirty to forty large and commodious rooms will bo
ready .or occupation by the assembling of the Legisla
ture.
A liberal share of
cited. Give us u cai
well
public patronage is resK-etlullv so
11 and we will endeavor to treat y
soli-
ou
Omnibuses will be in attendence at the cars to conv.r
passengers to aud from the Exchange. 7
L. BRANSON, SupiSX0UJU' '
Raleigh, N. C., Ne. II, 1862.
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LADIES' AND AlISSES' SHOES. '
200 t'bA R?tn r,nriminent, for sale by
tue i.-1, at ei. iruiniviiM
(Standard copy. )
nov 111-'It
WANTED
IMMEDI AT ET. V.
3 000 PUSHEL8 Charcoal, at Iron and
,UVU.11 Wotks, for which the highe?i cash
price will be paid. 6
nov 15-4t SIlAY,aVU,LlAMS0N A CO.
WlLMIMOTON k Wsi,0OS R. R. COMPANY )
Wihuiiigton, N. C, 8th Nov., 1862.
rpHE Board of Directors have this day de-
X dared a Dividend of Eleven (ll-ioo) per cent., on the
unappropriated profits of the Road on and after the 1st
Januar y npiL at t!m IIl. f. it ,
.-LBoorvM be closed after 20 th Deoember.
nor 18-iw L. H. QsKOS.SET, SeoreUry.
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
11HuE-?;Bde.l!,,'d h,n and will
shortly publish, a work entitled '
"SURGERY FOR CAMP, FIELD, AND HOSPITAL."
Those disposed to become subscribers will please forward
their Batiies to the BBthor.irt aieigh,-Kr4
HOWARD WARREV
- BiH.j-t3eraItJiLil
" nov"T3-dtra
GEN. Jl. E. LEE'S BODY GUARD.
A SPLENDID Chance for enlisting In a
select corps. .
i0 BOUNTY AND $28 PER MONTH.
Fino horses and si Undid equipment furnished' to everv
recruit. ' . . . J
Please address me or call at tlWnfrlr, n V lr..r.
store, Wilmington street. Ralcinh. V f!
loin, . VANN LARKISS,
Nov, 18-Ij5t , : . BecruitiagOaicir.
RANGER HOUSE,
WEST SIDE OF RAILROADS:
Golilsboro', N. C.
Right Lland Side Going South.
Ifl Hand Side Going Nortk.
MEALS READY OX ARRIVAB OF THE CABS.
ATfACIfKD,
Ona of the best Barber Shops,
The public may expert
GOOD FARE,
Attentive Servants, accommodating officers, with everv
other comiort found in a SOUTHERN HOTEL I
. ? GRANGER.
(iam oi, lue Atlantic House, Beaufort, N. V.,)
rropretor.
Jan. 16
B'
F,48TJ.I)lnncr Supper House,
JM NKTII, BREAKFAST LIS, A. M.,
NER GOING SOUTH, 2), P. M..
I.VO NORTH SUPPER 6.10, P. M.
HOTEL,
REAKFAST,
t)l
DIN?
MRS. GRISWOLD'8
Ooi.rwBOKo, N. C.
Right Hand Side going NORTH Left ITcmd
Side going SOUTH.
Baggage taken to and from the Railroad free of charge.
Passengers stopping at this Hotel may rely oa good
Fare, good Rouis, and every comfort that can ba had.
Ani addition of sixteen large, comfortable and well
fHiuUhed rooms, renders itjs complete as any establish
ment in the State. -
A good Barber Shop is attached to the Hotel.
S."''1 redv on tha Arrival of tbe Cars,-?!
The Cars leave daily.
nov li SUSAN A. ORIBWOLD A CO.
t)rvrc Of-SBHesoavGaaajaAtaLjI. CL1
. . . November 13, 182.
rrttiE following articles are required for the
- -I.. belJt of our sick and i.uold soldiers :
IIOES, SOCKS, HATS. COATS, PANTS, DRA W-
IN( LASTS, (from No, 6 tn 12. iueUisiv
BUTTONSCOTTON CLOTH FLAN- s
. BRANl) .
. ... . BUTTER, EGGS. AC. '
Proposals will be received at this office for a proper ann
ply of them Thoae ahi, wming to cwtrTato them
w lU please address the undersigned. '
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