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J. L. PENNINGTON. 0 j- of subscription. ,,-...vin Hi ft tli'.' only iyrm wf aubecriotion to Thk i - prr, 1 month, $2 00 I Daily Paper, 3 months, $6 CO r 2 " 4 00 I " " 6 " 10 00 .'VL'.nrs: and in all cases it will b Rtonnad when ? na.id for zpires. lii,U" ! . ri to 1 JOB PRINTING. ,.L.rJ iieine connected - with the Progress establish- B- :., .A to execute all nrdars for BOOK and JOB PRINTING. Orders solicited and promptly attended to. DAILY. PROGRESS. MONDAY, NOV. 23, 1863. ---4- TELEGRAPHIC NEWS riELBSRAFHlO RBPOHTS FOR THR PRESg ASSOpiATIO N. ntere4: according to act of Congress, in the year 1861, by J. S. Thrasher, Vh the Clerk's Office f the District Court of the Confederate States of the Northern Dis trict rf Georgia. From Georgia--Longstreet in KnoxTille. Aii AKTA, Nor. 20. Advices from the front furnish no thing more than ual. It is stated that great destitution prevails at Chattanooga. A special dispatch says that soneiderable ikirinishing had taken place at Nickajack Fassin which the enemy Were driven back., TkeAppa! learns from Col. Chester that Lor.gstreet taptared KnoxvilU, routiag the enemy and taking 1,000 V 1,600 prisoners. One hundred and forty prisoners ar rived in the eame train with Col. Chester. Wheeler is reported in the enemy's rear, while Loag stfeet is pressing their front. Oen. Whartoa has returned from Richmond, fie has been proaabted to Major General. Buekner will go to the front in a few days. One hundred and thirty prisoners came down this eve ning and many more are on their way down. SSCOND L'IRPATCH. - Atlanta, .Vof. 20. An officer who left Loudon on the 18th reports that Longstreet had captured sixteen hun dred and Wheeler six hundred Yankees. On the 18th Longstraet was a mile and a half from Kcoxvillo entrenching. In their retreat from Loudon the Yankee army, about live thousand, were greatly demoralized, and left about 100' wagons and commissary and ordnance .stores en the road. , Robeson's Brigade left Loudon yesterday to repair pontoons left by the Yankees on the Little Tennessee, leading into Blount county. Persons liberated from Chattanooga report great suf fering for the want of food and fuel. One hundred and thirty-fix Yankees, forming: Burn - j v i . v. . . ,-i r.i TVi.. t lue B rear jfuiiiu, i c.u iitu isiiuu iaiv uiul. xuct oj Knoxvilleis aauther Harper's Ferry trap, and that Burn side must evacuate. TH l R U DISPAieu.j r Atlanta, Nov. 21. The ten o'clock a. m. Chickamau ga train i$ just in with upwards of one hundred Yankees, .from Burniide's rear guard. Officers from the front last evening report nothing more than usual. Movements ot more than usuahimportance are being now executed in Tennessee. Prom Charleston. Charleston. Nov. 21t-The Shelling of Suwter aver agel one to the minute last night and continues heavy this morning. One man killed in the fort yesterday. Port Johnsnn and Battery Simpkins opened a vigorous lire upon Yankees mounting guns between Gregg and Wagner. No further firing on the city since last report. SKCOKD DISPATCH. J Charleston, Nov. 21,--Shelling of the city commenc ed at half past 10 and was continued to half past twelve, duringwhich time eighteen shells were throwi; and tvO more were thrown this afternoon. One colored woman was killed and a white person slightly injured. lour or five buildings were struck. The shells thrown are one hundred pound JPanotts. Heavy mortar shelling of Sumter has been continued all day. No report from the fort this evening. third dispatch. Charles ton, Nov. 22. Last night eighteen sheila Were thrown into the city between 12 and 2 o'clock. Ten buildings were struck. No person injured. The fire on Sumter continued heavv during the night. One whi'o man and two. negroes were killed yesterday in the Fort. 1 FOURTH -niSPAJt'H. ' Ca A&LK5T03 , Nov. 22. There ha been no faring on the city to day. It is reported that Battery Simpkins suc ceeded in silencing the enemy's gun last night. Several tight inch and one hundred pounder Parrott shells were picked up in the city to-day. A spirited hht between the enemy's batteries, Gregg and Wagner, and cur bat teries, Bee "and Simpkins, together with Forts Moultiie and Johnson, took place this afternoon. Gregg opened heavily on Moultrie and "Wagner on Johnson. Our lire, particularly from Simkins, was remarkably accurate, compelling' the, Yankees to leave their guns at every fire. The,contest ceased at dark. The firing on Sumter con tinues heavy. Since the present bombardment commenc ed therTuuiber of shot and shell of all kinds thrown i3 rer reported at fifteen thousand nine hundred, of which about five thousand missed. Total in all from the begin ning, twenty three thousand. The number of shots and shells fired from sundown Friday tot. sundown Saturday was 471, of which IZ6 missed. There? were no casualties no any serious dantaga done to the work. No further indications ot an aault on the part of the enemv. Later From the North and Europe. Richmond, Nov. .22. The Baltimore papers of the HUh fay that dispatches from Chattanooga on Monday state tliat the firing of Confederate batteries on Lookout Moun- . tain resulted in no casualties- jSherman has made a junc tion of his entire --corps with Grant's right. . Gojd in New York 149 closing with an upward ten dency The C-'o f Londo , arrived at New York on Monday with four days later European news. The matter of the seiiure of the Alexandria wa- again before the court, on motion for a new trial. " The' hearing was postponed un til the 5th. The Jlornmg Pot thinks from the discussion on that occasion the law orlicers of the Crown entertain but feeble hopes of setting aside the verdict already givem The London i$tar gays an action for divorce has been in r stitutedin which Lord Palmerston is respondent. The plaintiff is a clergyman O. Kane. It is alleged that the whole affair -is a plot to extort money. The French Chambers have been opened. The Emperor's speech is pacific. He proposes a European conference for the set-' I'lfr f th-6 PHsh 1ue?fIi0B- IIe "opes .the arrival of counTrv ia UeXlCQ "'lU prove. advantageous to the Only passing allusion is made to American affairs. L France asserts that Maxmillian's acceptance of the Mexican throne is no longer doubtful! Advices from Austria indicate that Maximillian is making preparations for his trip to Mexico. Austria will send a fleet fr&n the Acirl.Jc to blockade the Danish port.' The state of affairs in Poland show no change. Tbe Bank of England has advanced its rates pt dis count to six per cent to stop the drain of gold. The ac on of the bank caused a general decline in securities, onsols fell half per cent. Cotton dull. Business is wag checked by the advance of bank rates. VOk V. From the New York Worldi OUR CAPTIVE SOLDIERS. , The fact that at least fifteeu thousand Union soW iorB are suffering in h captivity rendered most wretch ed by bad prison-houses and meagre food, weighs heavily upon the heart of every patriotic citizen. There is a wrong somewhere. Where ia it ? It will not do to say that the rebels are in fault ; we must prove it. or neither the conscience nor the intel lect of the country will be satisfied. When tho car tel vva3 agreed! upon, the Confederates had an excess of ' prisoners, ami released them under it. Then fol lowed the Tope campaign, which largely it. creased that excels up to the .-urreuder of Vickbburg and Port Hudson. We should imagine that the surplus on their side must have been nearly twenty thousand. Grant's campaign must have given us thirty-five thousand, and Port Hudson five more, niakiog a sur plus of twenty thousand now in our favor. Since then the captures on each side have been about equal. Maior OmVt, the Confederate Commissioner, profess es and publishes that he never claimed a parole ex cept under that cartel. He goes further ; he offers to accept some order which our War Department thinks ought to control the cartel, in the order of their dates, or to adopt any fair and reciprocal basis of exchange. Now, it is no answer to suck an offer to cry out, ,; we are all right, a$d the rebels are all wrong." Without opening the general1 question at all, we may say : ."Send us all the prisoners you have, we will, send you an equal number; r for so many as you send we will send an equal number." If, however, our authori ties were to snidest, in addition, that Mr. E Iward Ever ett, or Mrv Hamilton Fish, or some other gentleman of known probity and fairness, should meet any gen tleman tne Confederate authorities might select to examine the condition of the exchanges, and agree, it possible, or to state to the Northern and to the Southern putdio the exa t point and extent of di vergence, we might rid the war of that mutual dis grace, the unnecessary pain and discomfort of brave men. Such is Stanton's ability to make a muddle of any thing that it it were certain he had the control of the exchanges we should be in great doubt if he had not managed to make us careless of our contract, the car tel. If he ha started with the idea that we have a right t- ra oify the rariel without the consent of the rebels, he is wrong. Admitting ihat the South is, what the Tribune calls it, semi-barbarious, it would be a great shame to find half barbarians more free from insolence, and more careful of the sacredness of faith, than those specimens of the highest honor and intelligence hitherto bestowed upon the planet re publican officials. If our organs of power will nof answer the question why the exchange is stopped, will any Richmond paper, if this j mrnrd ' -ver reaehes that city, obtain from irs War lpartment the figures which show the condition of the exchanges according to their books ? Let us, as we must fight, fight like men, and not, like Bob Acres, cherish the iuxury of a little abuse. We learn from authority entirely reliable that the Yaukees have robbed the citizens of the Albemarle and Chowan region of a large number of slaves with in the last week or two. They go up and down the rivers visiting the farms and -plantations near them, stealing all the slaves they can lay hands on. Gen. Hardee and the Straggler. We recent ly heard a camp anecdote, which, we think, is wor thy of being preserved in print. While on a forced march in some of the army movements in Mississippi last summer, Gen. Hardee came up with a straggler who had fallen some distance in rear of his command The General ordered him forward, when the soldier replied that he was weak and broken-down, not hav ing had even half rations for several days. "That's bard," replied the General ; "but you must push fot ward, my good fellow, and join your com mand, or tke provost guard will take you in hand." The soldier halted, .and looking up at tne General, asked : "Aint you Gen. Hardee." "Yes," replied the General. "Did'nt you write Hardee's Tactics?" "Yes," "Well, General, I've studied them tactics, and know 'em by heart. You've got a order thar to dou ble colamrj at half distance, haiot you?" "Well," asked the General, "what has that order to do with your case ?" " I'm a good soldier, Genera!, and obeys all that is possible to be obeyed; but if your orders can show me a order in yomr tactics, or anybody else's tactics, to double distance on half rations, then I'll give in." The General, with a hearty laugh, admitted that there was no tactics to meet the case, and putting spurs to his horse rode forward. Savannah News. From Charleston. The Mercury of Thursday says. Our regular report of the number of shots fired at Sumter begins, in this issue, on Monday night. On that night there were one linr,,lro,l .,r, ff shots. f wrocii fifty-live missed ; and six mortar ot which one missp.l n,-, rl,, a.,., c - .ww CAI-lfA i I I I. V n I & I I I i ei I shells. .,, v" vm xui:&ii:iv ,iuuiioen nhed shots were fired, of winch five missed"; and .hree hum ml and Pixty-six mortar shells, of which one hundred and seventeen juw,sed. The only casualty n oindcy ;V!a3vthe ieath r Wwrd Lake Company -D.7thS.UVuh., wis killed by a .mortar shell . 1ne sp,m f the ,nemv -,rns to have sufTend somewhat of a colap,o since his spasmodic effort to shell the city on lumUy. There was but little vi or on Wednesday ,n hw bombardment of Snmter, on ly a slo and less than usually accurate fire hcW kept upbyGre. I ho same battery alo threw a few shots at one ot our steamers passing 'up Courier River... 1 he monitors remained inactive Our mortar batteries on Sullivan's Island M, Bat tcry Simkms maintained a slow bombardment f Morris Island. The Tooth ach p.." My dear friend." Id can cure your toothache in ten minutes." H, 'q "How, how? inquired' I. "Do it in pity." "Instantly," said he. "Have vou any alum" "Yes." ' "Bring it and some common salt." They were produced. My, trie: d pulverized them mixed them in equal quantities", then wet a small piece of cotton, causing t.'tp mixed powder to-adhere and placed it in my hollow tooths ' "There." said he, "if that does not cure you, I will forfeit my head. You may te'l this to everyone, and publish it everywhere. The remedy is infallible';" It was as he predicted. On the introduction of mixed alum ami salt, I experienced a sensation of coo'ness, which gradually subsided, and with it alom and salt I cured the torment of the toothache. Mandevitte Reader. RALEIGH . MON DAY. NOT. MISCELLANEOUS. SHOES AND BOOTS, 1 NEXT DOOR TO WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD, FA YETTE V1LLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. C. JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE A SPLEN did assortment of Gentlemen, Ladies' and Misses' Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, embracing a beawtiful variety of Ladies' and Satin Shoes and Gaiters. Also a large lot of Cotton Yarns wfasssorted numbers. Also one dojen Double Barreled Pocket Cannons, French invention shoot ten times in as many seconds. Apply early and procure your winter supplies of Shoes and Boots before the rise in price Terras strictly cash on delivery Nov 21-lm J. H. KIRKHAM. Standard and Spirit of the Age copy one month each. TO TEACHERS, JRErUGDES fc OTHERS. HOUSES AND FURNITURE. ON WEDNESDAY, THE 25TH OF NOVEMBER, at 10 o'clock, a. m., in the town of Wilson, N. C.,we shall let eut to the highest bidder for one year, the ample and elegant building now occupied by Rev. Dr. Deems. It was erected to accommodate a large school, but is so arranged that several families might join in its occupancy. The remarkable good health of the large num ber of pupils formerly in the Seminary, is a recommen dation. It is in the best part of the village. At the same time we Bhall lease, for a term of years if desired, the Male Academy, also well located. With some altera. ions it might be made a capital dwelling. Also, at the same time, will be sold a large lot of fur niture, tables, chairs, wooden and iron bedsteads, mat trasses, blankets, comforters, croekery, stores, &c, &c. Ac. Several Pianos will be sold. Terms made known on the day of lease and sale. W. DANIEL, EDMUND MOORE, S-Com f; Nov 5-td ' THOS. C. DAVIS, Standard, State Journal, Wilmington Journal, and Petersburg Express, copy until Nov. 24th, and send bill to W. Daniel, Wilson, N. C. STOLEN BOND. TOLEN FROM ME AT PETERSBURG, VA., A North Carolina Coupon Bond, new issue, for $500, iNo. 9a. All persons are cautioned against purchasing said Bond, as I shall apply for a duplicate. P. UENNEBERRY, Nov 21-10t Windsor, N. C. Petersburg Express copy 10 times and send bill to Smyth & Co. BOOKS REOPENED. J3m Office of thk Chatham R. R. Co., Raleigh, N. C, Nov. 8, 1863, HMHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY, 1 having determined to push forward the g ading of the road with-vigor, the books of subscription to the capital stock are directed to be reopened. This read will run into the heart of the Coal and Iron deposits of the Deep River Vallev. It will be intimately connected with our great railways. It will be on the line of the shortest route from Richmond to Charleston. Its stock has there fore every prospect of being profitable. The attention of those desiring investments of funds, as well as of those who wish to aid in developing the coarand iron resources of the Confederacy, is invited to this enterprise. Price of share3 $100 each Cash payments may be made. Subscriptions will be received by George" W. Mordecai, Esq., at the Bank of N. C. , by W. H. Jones, Esq., at the branch Unk ot Cape .tear, by the Treasurer of the Company and by the undersigned. KEMP P. BATTLE, Nov 20-8t President. Sentinel, Dispatch and Examiner, Richmond Journal, Wilmington; Bulletin, Charlotte, and State Journal, Kaleigh, copy eight times each and send bills to Kemp P. Battle, Raleigh. CRAVEN COUNTY SALT. rpil SALT PURCHASED BY ME FOR THE CITI I zens of Craven county, will be distributed at HILLS- iiUKU (at tne cost and expenfes) on 1 hursday, Friday unu oaiuiuuv, ne isom, l t ia ana zoin novemuer, id.t. Persons who cannot attend themselves, can club to gether and appoint an agent to take charge of their money and bags, as both will be necessary before the Salt can oe delivered.- Each member of a familv will be entitled to six pounds. " EDWARD R. STANLY, Nov 18-5t Salt Commissioner for Craven Co. WANTED, $20,000 IN NORTH CAROLINA TREASURY Notes, Is and 2s, wanted for which the highest premium will be paid. Oct 29-tf W. R. RICHARDSON & CO. THE COPARTNERSHIP KNOWN AS GEO. BISHOP & Co., HILLSBORO', ia thi day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons inaeDlea to tne nrm are requested to call and settle. Th ose having claims will please present them for pay ment. GEO. BISHOP. Aug 2l-tf F. J. GARDNER. WHO WANTS A SUBSTITUTE 1 A SUBSTITUTE. EXEMPT FROM STATE AND r Confederate service, may be had if early applica- non ue maae- uavalrv preferred. Address "r" at rro- gress Office. Not 11-tf MASONIC. riHE OFFICERS, MEMBERS, AND REPRESENTA- I . tives ofhe GRAND LODGE of Free and Accepted Masons of North Carolina will meet at the Masonic Hall, in thi3 city, on Monday evening the 7th of December next at 7 o'clock. A full representation is earnestly desired, as business ot mucn importance win then and mere De tuDmiuea ior the consideration of the Grand Lodge. WILLIAM T. BAIN, Oet 20-oawtlstWD Grand Secretary. KITTRELL'S DEPOT. i LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS JUST AR- J rived and newly imported. Al a large supply of the hne numbers of Cotton I am, aa high as No. 20. Noy 13-10t BRITTON'S BLUE-BLACK WRITING FLUID, 1 .TANUFACTURED BY .J. E. BRITTON, CHAR- VI lotte. N. C. A superior article. Southern Manu facture. Try it. All bottlea warranted. I am manufacturing an article of Writing Ink, equay if not superior, to any Inks manufactured'orth. Ever, person who has tried this Ink speaks well of its qualbty. It has a blue-black color, and hows freely from the pen. It can be had either wholesale or retail by addressing the subscriber.. Foi thirteen rears, writing done with Ink manufac tured from this recipe ha? been exposed to the sun ami air, and is as fast in color, and as good now as when first written with. Orders solicited, and all promptly filled. Address. J- E. BRITTON, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co.,'N. C. The following recommendation of the'superior quality of the ink is given by the gentleman whose name ia an nexed. He has nsed the ink and can spk for its good qualities : Mr. J. E. Britton GHitaLOTTX, June 3, 1863. Dear Sir : I have tried your very excellent Writing Fluid, and can truly say that it is $u perior to any Ink that I have ever seen manufactured in the South. "It is equal if not far better, than any Wri ting Ink made at the North. Erery one who wiil try this Ink can be sure of getting an excellent article. C. OVERMAN, P. M., July 8-tf Charlotte, N. C. DR. B. P. ARRINGTON. RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL services to the citizens of Raleigh and surrounding country in the practice of Operative Dentistry and treat ment of the various diseases of the mouth pertaining to the Dental Structure. Patrons given as reference. Office in Exchange Hotel, Room Ho. 64. Oct 15-tf llir,M,M inn i7Vi 1,1 23. 1863. NO. 11, AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALES. AUCTlblTsALE T lhL 5?LL AT GRAHAM, N. C, DECEMBER lb X 1863, at Public Auction : 11 bbls. Holt'- Whiakev and Br.in lv: 30 sack3 Salt; 1 hhd. Eng. Island Molae-- VA bbls. Glue; 2 Buggies; 1 Wagon; 1 Carl: 1 Horse; 1 Piano; 1 Cooking Stove, complete; The Crockery ad Glassware and other Household furniture belongin? to the estate of ilenrv . Blackweit. dee'd. Terms, 6 months' credit or cash. THOS. Nov 18-td MITCHELL, Adm'r. HOUSE AND LOT FOil SAT.V- t a tt r 1 UU. 1A LOUIS BURG. BY VI Rl Equity IRTCE OF A DECREE OF Til E (KHlliT nv I jhall sell, on the 2.1 Tur k.1v of D. .-r, h,-r next, it being the 8th dav of the mnth. ihr Mmu Lot, well known as the familv rvsidptire ..f th ..,- erend and venerable William Arendell. The House con tains aDout 0 or 7 rooms, and is a pleasant and c-omforta- ble residenee for a genteel familv. Terms of sale 12 months credit. Nov 21-3t THOS. K. THOMAS. C. M. K Standard publish three times wekli- null f.--. I.; for payment. VALUABLE PLANTATIONS FOR SALE. T OFFER FOR SALE THREE VALUABLE FARMS X fit-.. 1-... .,....:-.. nArt i "i iiiirui uuiiianiiu ouu acres eacu. an 1 situated two miles from the 1 own of Windsor, in B-rtir enunt , ana aoout one mile from (-ashio river. Thre ia nn.'.n the premises all necessirv buihbng. On account'of the location of course the lands a;v very vahiablf. hm near the capitol of the county, nnd at a" near point to shin produce by watr. The third contains 500 acre.-'. 5 mile's from Roanoke river. Thro i- nnmi th . ! . Dwelling and all usual out-buildings. Thi Plantatfon is a verv d.-sirabie on':, and in fact ail are in irood statu of cultivation, and tho iocati'u he a ith- an.; soeictv vcrv gooa. ine reputation or H'-rti" cnuntv lartds is ,-!! know tor the production (T com. cotton and i-:-as whirli is enough guarantee tn the purchaser without further details. Applv to me at' Windsor. N. V... or to .iflUIlA V WO M BLE. Esq., at Raleigh. N. C. XT . Cr t t. .ov zu-im- i UENNEBERRY.. HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE. PHE SUBSCRIBER OFFEUS FOIt r.K VF. rai valuable work and bror.-d Mare.-, and a oaii .f No. 1 Mules. Among tiwm is a very iice'blooded Mare that has an excellent Morgan Colt," which will suld with the Mare. Apnlv to H. L. OWEN' Nov 20-4t , ' liillvboro. N. C. Standard copy foar times and send bill. LAND FOR SALE. A TRACT CONTAINING OXE HUNDRED AND five acres, two mile- from Mansou Depot, in War ren, county , i . '. lhere is some Loir C abins. Birns. Fruit Trees, &c, on the premises. Terms caih. Tt. D. PASCH A LL, Nov 20-1 w Manson Post Oilici--. N. C. HARDWARE, fcc, FOR SALE AT HIGH POINT. rPUE SUHSOUIBEU HAS ON HAND. IN GOOD ! quantities, the following articles in the Hardware line viz : Haud Saws, Mill Saws, Crosscut Saws, Wood Saws, Iron Back Saws, Scroll Saws, Chisels, Augers, Bitts, Gimblets, Drawing Knives. Ad-'C-s, Hammers, Planes, Plane Irons, Wrought and Butt Hinges, Door Locks, Butcher Knives. Chopping Knives. Kazjr.-. Ca.-tes, Win dow Springs, dhoo Awls, Shoe Punr-hes, C-iind Stone ('ranks, aiue Irons, bhnt 1 ouches and Belts, rowder Flasks and Horns, Hay rorks, with various other articK-s in this line, in small quantities. H has also on hand -100 yards Wool Jeans, 3 dozen Soft Fur Hats, with various other articles out ot trie Hardware une, ait ot wlncu he will sell at price-! to suit the ti--.es. GEORGE r . ElSll Ell, Nov 17-Gt: Hight Poir' N. C. A FINE 7-OCTAVE. ROSEWOOD, METAL FRAME, soft sweet toned PIANO, can b'. had by early ap plication, on favorable ternio. Nov 17-tf COTTON FOR SALE. s IXTY-THREE BALES COTTON IN GEORGIA, well stored in tin roof warehouse, and in the safest part of the State. Applv early to me at Kittrell's De pot. Nov 13 10t ' C. B. RIDD1CK. FOR SALE. AN ELEGANT STORE HOUSE AND LOT IN THE Town of Henderson, N. C. ; also two residences. The dwelling are very comfortable and out-houses good. Nov 13-10t C. B. R., Kittrell's Depot. NOTICE MANUFACTURED AND SMOK ING TOBACCO FOR SALE. WE WILL SELL A LARGE QUANTITY OF very tine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, for Confederate money. Address, J. I). & A. WALKER ii CO., Haunony, Halifax. Va.: Nov 12-ftii or Woodsdale, Person, N. C. LAND SALE. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Wake Colntv. j VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE COURT OF Eauitv in the case of "William ti. inn ana otners s parte" made at Fall Term. A. D., 1563, the undersign ed, Clerk and Master in Equity of said county, will pro ceed to sell the land in the pleadings mentioned and de scribed on the 23d dav of November, A. D., 1-C3. The first tract contains alvut 200 acres, is located about two. miles from th- citv of Raieigh, and is boundedon the Fast bv the Lunatic Asvlum. on thr- South '-y William Grimes', and on the West by S. H . Young's. The other tract adjoins the land of S. H. Young an 1 , Jr. I . J. Ilav wood, and lying between Dry Branch andl.ushy Brarch, and contains about 250 acre.-. There is a large two story dwellincf with ali necessary out -house on the first nam ed trac known as the Spring Hill or Hunter place. The ale will take plac at the Cxri House in th' City of Raleigh at 12 M. Terms made Tfnown on d?.y or saej. Nov 10 -td . . R. G, L.WIS, C. M. E. FOR SALE. A LOT OF to C. H n NO. 1 COUNTRY KlFLErt. APPLY i..tns-son, M. S. K.. V. C. Railroad Depot. THOS. D. HOGG, Oct 2u-tf Major and Oruuancy O'hcer. Standard copy till fosbid. RICE FOR SALE. mHE STATE will s::ll ricf: bv the cask. J Apply t( C. H. Thompson, M. K. C"nrr:isa-v Ue THOS. D. HOGG, Captain C. S. partment. July 4-tf NOTICE ! ! muv PIRf HERETOFORE KNOWN UNDER THE I aDDellation of Lack tarriss, ha- bvu di-.-olved by mutual consent. All accounts due the firm, am; all to whom the concern is indebted, will piea - settle and pre sent their claims to C. M. Farrisr, by whom the busir.ees will i future be conducted. C. M. Farriss tenders his acknowledgements to the pat rons of tbe old fit m f.-r their iibcrabty and punctuality, and re't'ectfullv requests acontinuance -f the sarse under.. bU auspices. " C H A S. M. FA R Rl SS. Sept 3-tf SURGERY FOR FIELD AND HOSPITAL. I AM NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY MY WORK on Surgery, to subscribers and others who n.-av wish to purchase it. On the receipt o $5,00. the book will he gear, bv mail, postage paid. ED WARD WARREN; M. D. Aug 21-tf Raleigh, N. C. WANTED, X 0 RENT 15 RALEIGH, A SMALL HOUSE, OR two or three Rooms. Apply at this office, or. 6-tf AX) VIITISLN a RATES. The fotIorn rate will beCh2ed for all advani tanH interted m the Dailt PaosiKsi : OH B SQCA&B OF SIGHT LISAS, O LXSI : One uav S2 00 One week $ 9 f o Two weeks 19 ( o Three week IS b0 One month 36.00 Two months "u 0 0 Two days ...3 50 Three da va.,.. ...,6 00 Fourdays.. 6 6 Fire days 8 00 Fiftr words, w eient line orTwiR count a sauare. and tdditional squares will b charcred tbe fame. Advertise ments inserted oBee,- twice or three times a week will be charged $2 a sauare for everr insertion. - When sent by letter, the money naast accompany tl esd- ycnisemeBS. Marriages, deatnSs, religious and otboi n tices charged aa aii vertisements and must be pai. ii. r,.i Tance. STATE DIBJSCTORY. GOVERNMENT OT NORTH CAROl l A. HiS Excellency, Zebulon B Vance, Buncombe, Oovn "or Col David A Barnes, Northampton, Aid. do George Little, Wake do Richaid II Battle, Jr, Anson, Private' Secretary. Dr Edward Warren, Chowan, Surgeon General. John P U Rosa. Wake, Secretary of State. Jonathan Worth, Randolph, Public Treasurer. Curtis H Brogden, Wavne, Comptroller. Samuel F Phillips, Orange, Auditor. ; ' Ebenczer Emmons, State Geologist. Oliver H Perry , Wake State Librarian. Major General R C Gatlin, Lenoir, Adjutant Geueitl. Captain WilUiuu.B Gulick. Beaufort, PaTtnaoter. Captain Thomas x) Hogg, Wake, ComniWarv and nance Oflicer. Captain Jamw Sloan, Guiiford, QuaitaTm aster. Captain Henry A Dowd, Edgecombe, do James H. Footed Iredell, Asst. Adjt. Gen., (Roll oflloro- Uilham A. Graham, Jr.Orange, Ass't Adjt. Gcnv;fJ. JUDICIAL. tiupreme Court. Richmond M Pearson, V ad kin, ( l.ie Justice ; William II Battle, Orange, and Matthia. 1 '.V !y, of Craven, Judges; Sion H liogcis, Wake, Atioi vr General; Hamilton C Jones, Rowan, Repot ter"; Efm,. ..d B Freeman. Clerk. Meets in the city of Kaleigh m c- n 1 Monday in June each. year. The Moranton tci m hh been discontinued. , Siqxr ior Court. Judges. John L Bailev Bunco i'i Romulus M Saunder?, Wake: Kobei t R Heath, Ch-.wx Robt S French, Robeson; James W Ot-Li.rne, lie , i burg; George Howard, Wilson ; Robert R Gilliam, n ville;' W iliinm M Shipp, Henderson. Solicitors. 1st Circuit, Jesse J Yeates, Hertford . .d Circuit. Charles C Clark, Craven; 3;dCitcuit, M. ; W Rogers. Wake, Attorney General ; 4th Circuit, Th. iuas Settle, Rockingham; 5th Circuit, Ralph Buxton, Cuu b r land; 6th Circuit, Robert F Armfield, aJ kin ; Ttb cuit, William P Bynuin ; bth Circuit, Augustas S. M.r mon, Buncombe. Confederate State District Court. lion A. -a Bi" rt tin, Judge; George V Strong, Wayne, Attorney; .. Watson, Craven, Clerk; Weslev Jones, Wake, Mhi.I,;1. Council of State. F B Satterthwaite. Ti' t ; IU.b. rt I Dick, Guilford; Dr James Calloway, Wilkes ; L Ebb or ,.. Johm-ton : J R Ilargrave, Anson ; Jesse Ii Stubbs. M-i tin ; James A 1'ation, Buncombe. Literary ifvard. His Excellency Gov. Vance, t x -i-dent Ex officio, William E Peif, W'ake, tind Pro'es- i Richard Sterling, Guilford: Dr. Win, SU.an, of G; ('. Riciiard II Battle, Jr, Secretary. Board Internal Improvements. His Exct Uencv G'v : Y.anee, President ex officio, Wm Eaton, Jr, ("f Whim and JII Flanner, if New Hanover. Riciian! II Battl. . .i . Secretary. C'-mmixhionera if Sinking I'unJ. Hon 'i lioma,- Ru-1 u Alamance. Hon Weldon N Edwajds. Warren, aiid H( ii David L Swain, Orange. The University of North Carolina i ot Chape II o!. Hon David L Swain, President. Rev Calvin II Wiley is Superintendent ! the Cuu.n,. P Schools of the State. Wiley J Palmar, A M, is Principal of the N C lntitu tion lur the Deaf aird Dumb and Blind, at It.Viigh. Dr EdwardsC Fisher is Superi:t ; dant Asyluin. the Insane, at Ralesgh. Rev W M Wingato is President of Wake torcst Ct U - (Baptist) which H for the present su?pend;d. Rev Braxton Craven is President of Tiiuitv CoiieL (Methodift. Rev is President ( 1 av id?oi '. . the Hiilib u lege (Presbyterian.) Major W M Gordon Is Superintendant Military Academy. REWARDS SlOO REWARD. T WILL PAY THE ABOVE R E W A R D Tu N Y o;ie for the delivery to me, in Raleigh, of wy fine Hunting Case Gold -Wateh. Said Wateli was stolen from my pocket on th? train coming down thi side of Sali.-i-ur , on Thursday nipht, by a villain who whs petted ,u ti;o time and arrested very soon after, but too late, as h.- ' a a disposed of the Watch in some way, so tl: -i t it could not be found. Said Watch is marked "J.'l. ." tlie let ters, however, leseinble G. T. G. verv mueh. THOMAS JENKINS, Nov. 21-tf Raleigh, N. C. Salisbury Watchman copy 2 times and forward bill. S600 REWARD. IW'ILL GIVE FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE ward for tho apprehension and conlinement in ny jail within the State, of W ILL1 AM FINN,, a notorious horse rogue. Said Finn deserted from Company E, ;Vlh Regiment North Carolina Cavalry about eight months ago, is about thirty years old, about five feet eiht n nino inches high, light hair, fair complexion, skin of the face approaching redness, blue eyes, with tbarp, ken look, noae somewhat roman, sulky outer looklow to speak, but when he does speak he tpeaks short. On some occa sions he has passed himself by the name ot Johnston. i h we leason to believe the said Finn stole from ibe on the night of the 7th, (this month,) my line bay MARE, saddle "and bridle. The mare was two years old last Spring, eixteen'or seventeen hands high, red bay with black itarie and tail, several skinned marks in her forthi ad; the raddle was ot Spanish form, with loose hog skin seat, wool part ed on the tree; the seat was stitched. 1 will give a libe ral reward for the delivery of my mare, or for any infor mation that will lead to her rerorery. My residence is ou Dutch Buffalo w Creek, about ten miles South-east from Concord, Cabarrus county. My andresa, Mt. Pleasant, Cabarrus county, N. C. WM, A SMITH, Nov IG-aow6w Concord, N. C Columbia Guardian will publish once a wer-k for 6 weeks. saOO REWARD, nr WILL GIVE felOO FOR THK APPREHENSION. OF mv hoy LAWSON. who left mv bouse on the 1 2th of til is month. aiu ooy is aoout 3 luui.o lucm complexion, and -had'on whtn lea-irg a blaek velvrt rup, black paiiU, dark Ir.ocJt Coat Bd an ' ver kaetc. lle ai with me while stationed in Gold.b'-ro la.-L winter ar.d was prettv well known there. He rnai attempt to reach the eneiiiv 's lines bevor.d that point. " RED FORD BROWN.. M. D. , ancevville, N. ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT, r RititM, N. C. Mar S, 1862. LKAD WXATED.-l WlbH TO PURCHASE LFAD for this isparUnent. P roni haviag rg jr swalL quaatitis v ill plf-si apply at one. . Wi "vt 1 pun efFOWD Klor 10 poand ofLJSAD. THOS. HOGG Capt. C. H. May HI Ib char 2 of Ordaaact. WANTED. ONE HUNT) U'ED THOUSAND DOLLARS of NORTH Carolina eight and six per cen. bndi. tew i.-ue, - -r which the higheet market pric will paid. A; -ply Vo W. RICHARDSON i CO. Ang4-rf " WANTED. c: OUPONS OF THE OLD NORTH CAROLINA Sixes, for which the highest ir.ai tcet pr:c; w:Il be paid. AdpW tr. W. K. RICHARDSON ft . Aug 2-tj ' , JOHN O WILLIAMS A CX., STOCK d- MONEY BROKERS, RALEIGH, N. C. CONTINUE TO CARRV ON THE BROKERAGE Bus iness at their old stand aa borttofore. in all its vari ous branches. ' rone 2&-6m AUCTION AND COMMISSION M ERCII A NT TTT1TH AN EXPERIENCE OFIORE THAN FORTY I . Vi yaatii, the undereigned doe's not Batter hiraslr, tynt ia Battered bj lua customers, and will rect-ive and tell Anction, or on Commission, everything enti ustedio care. FRANK 1. WILSON, May U-tf ' Aoctiorfer. .Standnrd-coyy , :;-j5L..W. R -RICHAJlTiSON k CO.v EXOHANQE, BR OKERS, RALEIGH JT. O Juae 2-tf
The Daily Progress (Raleigh, N.C.)
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