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ApoYlery--A negro woman, named Linda,
belonging 70 Mr. Thos. ". TiEnor, sunsmith,
aad = st Of apoplexy ysstsrdAy evening,
about o'clock. At Purcell, Ladd Co.'S cor
nsr, and r.msinsd insansiblo and apparently
dead for an hour or moro, when she was ear
r,sd home in a wagon. A large crowd col
isc,sd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

Fsoa PoRT AT PR,sCr "A Spanish naet h.s
visitei st. Domingo, and created considerable
excitsnent. Tae Admiral ~ ade n dsmard
which the Government refused to accsGs to
and collision appeared imminent com
promise WAS sftsctsd through the British con
sui, and the fset departe
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Personal This following are among The re
s.nl arrivals io RiohnoEd: Wm. 2. Ramsey,
to-; Coz. Ghardy, LouiriaD. Gosrd.; Major
Nat Tyler, Norths as.srn ARM; Jas. l.. king,
Knoxville, Tenn; Gen. Rusg IS, Army Of the
Potomac; John ". Jenkins, Baltimore.
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IAIor- MAsaua Lieut. W. i. Mangum,
son - The Hon. W. +. Mangum, OF North Ca
roiins- whose life was supposed to have been
saved ~ Ia great battle by Il Bible III his
vast tn 40 which the bail glanced, has since
died o.. tt.s ~ jurv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

TEE MARCH FROM WIEcns.rsR-The Bdttts
Field Z. member Of the Eleventh MISSISSIPPI
ri Regim emit, at Mane ssas, writing to his IA
ther, says:
We are lust off from another long march
from Winchester The list seven or eight
miles OF he march were made in 4 "long troL'
or double quick" bect Use CT the night just
on ahead and il wa. N ost empowering and
prostraLiag The heat and dust were eAces-
awe and | was conn elled on tho blttle-
ground to drink water tt with blood or die of
thirst
am ,'rieved to have in form Won that ~ .
did no. arrive in time b. in the M In Fl. v G
rot to Manassas from " inchester st exac ly
The same, time that Davis Ai;d from RICHMOND;
and our brigade was amor & the troops headed
or him snd marched 10 be feid 10 rein force
ReaureK,rd and finish the light; but when we
got there, at sunset, not gun was to be
beard and not \ Yankee, 81 W dead or " ound-
ed waa 10 be seen.
Their to-. w.s.ery ."vere, ard far exceeds
onrs 7 Aey ntG like Digs in the greatest COLI
fusion VIZ. slOriou. but bloody tcium pa
TO- he South
We sye l. ow sncnmpcd on the site of the
bloody ba tie f1eli, among the raC'cases Of
dead horses, klIed in tho tight and the N uti
lated curpses of hundreds OF '3ur .ls ughterSd
foemen W. have b-er huryisg them for tw''
DAYS, ald stiIi The dejd is thickiy strs wa with
bodies The stencil Is most awful a al i. Ger
tain, think, to breed Il pests over this
part OF tn. country, Al
Thaax God, we leave here 10 morr ow. We
will then take up cur line Of march towards
Ataxap dria, where another Bloody battle is
expected. J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

NJ lave heard Il remarked, thar Genera
Esaurskard. On The battle fald * NaRsssaz
c.|l'd n counsel OF ofricars, In which it rSs
rseoiysi, that they vcn6 not, usdsr avn cir
"9taAtascss, sarrsEder or give kp the 1s,d -
Wherhsr trHe OK not. il IL like car steobCrr
Soathsrnsrs. The North nay well spder-
stArA IS, Nat the Soxlh will rcvsr give up
Our very women vii. &c TO the bat.ls AsiS 4,
used bs, bSfore the South shall be cOneusrs.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

TBSSSssxs ELEcrIos Accounts from Ten
nessee report large gains for the State r ghts
party. Gov. Harris has probably been re-
elected by a very large ma ,rity, and the
adoption OF the permanent Cons titution is not
douh lied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

arrival Of P';ssasrs.-Ths Central Rail
road ears brought an addition of - Fsdsrs
prisoners to this city ys,terday evening -
None Of them wsrs wounded. They vsrs ear
risa 70 the prison depos i'll Jefferson Ward
ana are nov under watch and ward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

PAHIs.-lt vas mel tioasd on the street
ysstefda. ;, Says the Charleston Mercury, oil
the II. in n.,j and, a. far as We could learn,
with truts, that several valuable captures
made by q satsdsrats lsivatsers had 60. safely
into harbJF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

Ancwpt ct Hos-,eids.-A soldier, named Pc
ter Conlsy, attached to Capt. 4. Ccvington't
company, Wac brought to tn, Gag. yesssrd.y
evening, tied with = rope, ana charged vita
shooting one Of his ciioers. He va. locked Up
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

I~,r.vi.g B. Davis, the member
Of the Second Georgia Rssinsnt, Who was
badly wounded BY some unknown parties by
shooting and ,tAbbing last wednesday, in
Manchester, WAS in m improving condition
yesterday His wounds, though severe, are
cot necessarily mortal. Strong hopes are in
duIrsd Of his ultimate recovery.
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PERSONAL.

~ about, u WM b. AINBsWORTH (of III,
Men Guards, Company &C. Rartow'ssth q cor
sia Regiment lwho WAS wounded In the battIso q,
isnxssas, the 2lst nit will sonfs, lasting
f,vor by making Il known Al tho once OF tho
RiInmond D.spAtth. NE FRESHMAN,
LIT Lieut. Macon Guards
Bsrtows ah sorgis Res iment
k,rassas, Aug Id, 1881 an S-2tt
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EADDLERY, &c

"A NEW AADDLEkY Esr< BLIsH.
wE1M MINT Tho updsrsiE Ell ave sDtersd
6y8 into = 60 partnsrship under the styIe
Add Arm Of n LES, JES HGe 4 CO
IL. ihs p1rposc of conducting the SAEDLHkY aud
iaa..s +. > bUSIaB,e in al it. branches. Each
pss pf the 6rL being practically a.qu4i8lsd with
this bus ana giving our Per. ii attention to
ali wors ensrus.e 70 u, earnestly s,iIcit ths
patronage OF Ri wanting articles Ia or line
We have now Ia store tns assortment Of
TkODPkRS SApDL bs aud BhtDLES
hArUHt SitS, &c.
fo v htch We invlte attention.
We Il ia.< urUers Tor sny articles TO b.. made
t lsatDsr, aud plsdga ourselves L. give s4,i,isc-
in bU.a 20 p4atoIlai Aua wOi kuanshlp
u LES,
J. ". JbN tlNG6
sus SIS Il BILE,
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It's thought that tn 900 were eontribut I'D In
the ch urchss At New Orleans on the 18th nit,
for the benefit OF wounded soldiers.
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f1or other "wosts. !" s.s Forrth Pa. :

WAN TED-RECRUITs.~r Richmond
w hharp- 5hootes.'' now SERVING in North ~
vas.ern Virginia, viii receive FFPTgES
Young ABLE BODIED MEN AZ recruits Nc
b. unity ofsred Applications to be made 20 the II
Sergeant, at TIM HALL " on bank .tr.ss H..
:vssn 9TH and 10Th sta. None ussd apply nr,.s.
they are sound. and have made up their iniud. -
fght. T. A. TCMPkTEs Csnisi '~
an s-2ts
WANTED few more KkCkUITs for Con-.
w pany ~, lat Regiment Va. volnu. A.
esrs, viii be received Il "a early appliestion II
10 made None need apply but such ara H
al lin. 10 sndu re tho hArdships Of q soldi.r ~
AID are favoiabiy known In the eommunltv
at =. J. BOGGs, C.ptsin
"ANTED-sHUEhA We wisn 10 ,n
w ploy four or Ave good WOKkMsN 0n rlsin
heavy work. Also four Hvs WORKNEN, ~
make FlaK BROGUES, or stitch DOWNS. Tn.
very ishest wages will be paid to those who
10 sks the work to suit ~
au S-l* MARCUS HARRIS M,
WANTED -THRE2 MEN COOKS, fcrsn A.
w hliery Company stationed a. Mauas,s,
Jans,ioa, for which liberal wage WIN be pnid
Appyto I l. DlCKIHsoS. 70 Main street
WANIEii-A go d COOK, tor Cen Be.ar.
w gard mess. Address,
Ar CHISHOLM AD.C
an SlW HanAseas function
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nissOlUriON o. CU-FAkTAERAntp,
IL The cs-partasr.hip hsre.ot.rs existing be
10 tbi. dsy Dissolved by the withdrawal nf Mr.
JOHN N oIANiA0s. Ths blsiss.s will hsrsAf-
ter be s,rtiansa sy =. 3. CUT1kkLL, who Will
sttsac 70 the settlement OF the Affairs Of the lsts
frl. s, ). C0rrRkLL,
in. JENNINGS
Richmond, Aug. ID, 1881. suS-n
MOI Put IN my back yard on Friday
IN nj ght, aJEksEY WAGON. 10 d .eolorsd body
q AZ right ruaniag gear, Not knowing who u b.
longs 10, or how IL set into my yard. J lake this
will soms forward sla gahs Il sway.
t. s'OANLY,
On the corner Of Cedar and Main Ss.,
Au s-3ts Midway thu Ola Sair & Ioa ads.
~ few pieces Checked LInaH ShirtiAss, veil
ass ChILEs 4 cARSE1y.
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To GHE RFArREGARD,


Or Cosnmanding 0.f;ce. Hpn5ederdt' Army;
SIK: | eel.d this by u triead and u usty ser
want who is yell known ~ raany LmceTs IN
your army H is sent for tire purpose OF 90
tanning ON you permit tor air n. A. NC
GraW ami luv'.ii to pass your hGes 10 90 lain
the body o. Col Cameron, who fsst IN me ac-
ton o. YES erday. My soiicituds' ii sais mat
ter j. an l.hpnise of private character. he
~igid rules esta Atishsd in Washington With re-
fere nee to riags OF trace prevent me from ear
wing gu. nay wishes without proceeding as
am now doing, / &pieye General Is. VIII
recollect me while resident in New Orleans;
but if President Davis, Cen Lee, Gen. John
ston, Gen Wigfall, Colonies Miles, keitt, or
Withers are present, they VIII not hesitate 10
youch Tor me. General Bouham, and in fact
nearly al your officers, know ne. In additi
10 the qualification of performing Il sacred
duty | would be highly deligt ted TO meet j n
YOUR cam y many of my most Ealued friends
II is proper foI me TO add that baye not been
IN any manner connected with the action OF
he GOyernrDep here, and that am = neutral
Very respectfully, yours. &c,
IS'gred ARNOLD HARMS.
re- Please make the passport for A Harris,
II ) Mctfraw and TWO servants L nave not
named nv trierd servant for pTucential
reasone but either OF the gentlemen above
named can vouCh for them.
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:, .,iLiiAKY SADDLES

n niEiiAEf SADDLEN-s ;
CsSTxA CDTrhELL offers for s.le. tGts dsv the
ssEfs1A Target I'D b. st selected s,Cex ot SAD
T'~~A III - syer Cred in this market, EN-
T.sB2 tho - K. Ps,J' the sabine, Ike
{ous.or - Calhoun aud InaLy vihss e.ls-
brxtsi rtvlos gehsr with 6as 4ssortmsrt Of
-kDpLrhY GOODS CoITks H.
anS-y No. lss A.in St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

The wheat market has opened in trsdericks
burg, Va. LimtteJ s..Ies at 30 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

BZEzxN STRi' ED From ny house OF
S'HakxssNsT Navy Hill. On 9Th stree,, two COWS
one very large COW, brown and white
AexA1kEza lotb and sesrs on IN hip and leg; ons
>uhti ,o., whit, face asd riga / will pay a
3u!tsb's reward tor their return to my hou.s.
t-sIe DsNlhuB G.hRIS
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Hp.nor.RrKyS ARMY OF THE poToMAC,
~ LII. (

Mauas sas Junction, July %, 1851
SIR: I am instructed by General Beanrp
gArh commanding the First Corps, Army OF
he Potomac 0 say thai he has received you!
nte OF the 22d, ard TO reply thereto.
The General declines giving al luformai
permit IN any one residing bevond his al
vanced lines for any purpose which may b
4Ccompli.hed by those formal proceedings
known 70, and practiced tT. CIVILIZED bei'lge-
cepr n.ttiors EV no set az hiS Will he lower
the Gignlty OF he Confederate States as 3
nation by perTaitung that 70 be- doneindirsctiy
" hlch the usages Of Cigii!2eo warfare acc , Il
q ish directly.
The ARBITRARY and unusual course adopted
IL such cases rs you refer to b. tina United
States Government, viii be the guide OF the
Generals conduct in return. Any one, there
tore coming within his lines without the
proper hag kill be sent under an escort to the
Confederate Government FOR examination.
The tienerti deems proper for me 10 ADD
that humanity should teach gu enemy TO care
tor its wounded and Christianity TO bury its
dead
am, sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN l. NAMING.
To Arnold Hurts. Aid de- Camp.
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Az ssEs AND sly kUP.

leo Dbl. choice kUsCovAD0 MOLAssSs, u
New Orisans hsrrsls
ZEE bbis Portland SYRUP
N9 h SIS. snoiss New Orleans oLAsSEs
For kale By WIN b JONES 4 co
au 5-l0t 18th ftrest, let Mainz Cary.
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,E-~ s0,;. Fort rOWHtTAN

= w. JAAE >TOWS, KING'sNILL, AND
ssac2szzassssns = SCFk HhARNSS This steamer
= SShCLrZ will leave Der wharf a. Re OK
aTT$ to- morrow tTUhSDAc morning, IS elk
: Te.i1siy, aId Ts,uro nsIt day ~ o clock /. NJ.
freight VIII he received iron to O'Clock Z.
Y. TO d,y, Monday. Ausu.t sth, 1881
ASH u J Hi l.. Np.tsr
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YEAST POWDERS; Mustard, epleoS, Cas-
/ tic Soap, Peruvian Syr. OF the Protorids %
tfoo. srd Parishes kyr. ot The hyporhospate.;
Coiilvsr Jil sad sweet Gil, Ayre's, Brardre,h's
" lights, JsyGss', Hartstorn and Hdliossys
Fills. Tor BY l.. WAGNER. DrugS's,
eth aod Broad strrsts
WAITED Il wali q few Thousand GORE empty
WA r 'WpSE ROX'S sn5 IT.
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NDIit r. -The CO. LartGorbb'p heretofore ok
y isttls usdsr the nstnsAutsty o Uf WOODS
n NAIL, wes Dissolved N the at day # July.
ia bv mutual <rn.sat. bttaer par:nsr will sa-
d.svoi t. s.ttls tho .ccounts of The e"nesrn.
6. w"0DsOS,
A. q. HALL
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HfAs FACTU RED BACCO.
A stoek # MEDIUM 1RADES.
QUARTER POUNDS, and
SMALL LUMP TORtCCO,
Made last = ar, row in good ouewinz CONDITION.
4. Dill, Factory on lz' h street,
sus-IS Bet Main and Cary
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y
= z z
TT n I
TT 7
CoAstirtiy On hand. large supply of WALL
and a - TENTS, and VIII contract for any mum
Der, to be made ~ shoIt notice.
b. A. MYERS,
Corner Main and Pearl strsets,
IA s-lnt Richmond Va.
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Feed chem " ell.

tfCm peak 10 .uaA ~. T44tIlUA cTaso among,
ot&l.- tie y" ~ der . NJ II, IN - Iuie
gu, ~ - ihvHataiA sV~ na, D. fou-Is tVu.Ue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05

sEesUtiL.-k sos tELApkATtDS tuk-
j ~ HSl ADJUSTMENT f. about / "a
NOV, u 4 m l)'4I tres to NAL. StkEl r, above
m, Csariy prUsit, The sp".swond Hotel
fhi. m)1 5mort !. made for the greater coays-
nl.res of our lady patrons.
IN S-lvt Z. KING q SON.
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tssfxx-Yu-TTfh TOA LY- CH RG- 70
TafH<8E I'D LBAVB TIL UkSDAY EVENING
rho Canal Boa, MERCHANT will
leave above. Ter freight applyto
Guy q COX, Agents,
an Il At Cox'r at ed Docs street
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NON NiRE-Two "IELS, accustomed To house
i spt vtcs-OBe e bout le years od, And the oinsr
80 nut II or II y.trs. For good b uAes, they viii
D 'sir.h on bic lerIIs for the RENAL adsr
Of tho year. Apply al
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and the fine residences of DR.: Rodrigues DR.. De-
Saussure and DIR. North The Mills Hrpeo ,i De
fortunately escaped with little damage. '''
Queen street was laid in ashes from DipbenS o..
bes, North side, East of Meeting ST., to the scbou
of the Sisters of Mercy near Mazyck street. and -"
the South side from MeitzIer's Globe Hotel to n. n
and Franklin ycN
The fine buildings owned by the Sisters Of Noro,.
were most fortunately preserved by the most stre6
uous efforts OF the fremen, who blew nm Sova.nI
buildings for this purpose.
Archdale street, from the Unitarian Cbucb ~,
the East side, and from Mr.. Thos Ryan's. on the
W lest side, to Queen was DESTROYED viz
klng street. from Horlbecks slley. on e,ther ell.
sputhward, save the buildings on each corner We're
destroyed-on the East side to the Ouakrr 49,;
House, on the West side to Mr. Melcber's baLer,ee
near Broad street '"Neiy,
Broad street was acknowledgements ,-i.L
ST. Andrews Hall on the North side, to the rss;
dence OF DIR. Wragg, inclusive, corner of Fr.nLI;n
street. In TINS range are included the fine residences
OF Bishop Lynch, George NJ Coffin. Mr. I p H.
ward, Postmaster Huger, Miss Bowman John IoS,
rens, DR.. Mazyck, Capt Rutledge and John Ron
nell. On the South side the fire ragged from Mr. ~
r. LeVys, opposite the Cathedral to Mr., SeabrooI,.
extensive west end, destroying all, save the bonSo
standing on the corner of New street and Nr
Huguenln's brick residence below Savage.
Mazyck street. from Queen to Broad Fast ,rd
West, is laid low -1"'' anu
Short street. running from Mazyck Street u
Franklin, was laid in ashes including the handsoU
residences OF Mr. Middleton, Mr.. Mckay, Mr.. Grave.
ley and Mr. Williams ' rave
Logan street was entirely destroyed, except one
dwelling on the East side, near Traid |p' One
new street and Savage street are left without ,
andmark, save the brick chmnevs of the banJSO'a
dwellings which recently adorned that section
Inc residences on Tradd street, Logan to Sav,oo
on either side, with Greenhill, Limeh6use and 60
cf Streets are, with one or two exceptions all in
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BETHEL ACADEMY.
I. ]. HORNER, PRINCIPAL,

l.
TINE present Principal has had charge 0: this school
Il three sessions and gatifed to believe that he has
given entire satisfaction to his Patrons and that the school
permanently established He will strive TO make
thorough scholars and train his pupils TO steady and
sudnus habits and his long experience in teaching and
governing school uStes the expectation that he will be
success full i'll his efforts.
The school is located in healthy section of Person
county, among moral and refined people, so that the stu
dents will meet with few temptations 10 vice and mmo-
rality :.
The of studies is designed to prepare young men
for college, and also fit those who not expect or de-
sire 10 obtain the benefits Of full collegiate course, for
respectable stations in @ by instructions in the ordinary
branches of sound English edncatiOn To attain these
ends with the greatest efficiency the classes will be few,
and ample time devoted examination and lecture upon
the subject of every lesson and whilst the systems
mended experience will be strictly adhered to- the text
books and modes of instruction will be adapted to the
latest advancement knowledge in each Of the several
branches student will not be retained who babitually
negIects his studes is addicted to proiane swearing
any other species of immortality.
Parents guardians will be advised of the department
and progress their wards regularly the mid
die and close Of each term-Oener if circumstances
to require it.
Twot of twentyone weeks each compose the scho
astic year. The Spring term opens the I'd Monday in JAN
uary. and the Fall term the I'd Monday in July.
~ The price of board and tuition is sixty dollars
term. .... :.
Elder J. E. MONTAGUE
R. D. BUMPAss Trustees.
d. A. HARRIS,
.-. . W. II. LAWSON,
December 6, 1851. 5O-w4t.+
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Total, 1,C44, 99s, ss5 e6O0, 97s, 7s5

These quotations of stocks were in the currency
of the day, which was deprecated in 1918, 80 per
cent as compared with gold In 1912, for e5S in
paper E10O of stock could be bought or for e45 in
gold, which was dear rate for the government
The amount borrowed was nevertheless always most
of the raised by taxation. 1t is obvious at once
from inspection Of the table, that without the
taxes the government would have failed The
United States have this year undertaken to raise by
loan a larger sum that was ever attempted by Great
Britain with comparatively no taxation whatever.
The United States will soon have credit at home,
and being deprived of the Southern products they
will have credit a6road-and her people will not
submit to the onerous taxation which will become
SO obviously necessary for the prosecution Of this
war. We may, therefore, naturally infer that this
war is fastening to speedy termination, and that
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another simmer will not find live Yankee on our
Southern.soil or coast What they intend to do,
they are bouni to do quickly. Ard if they do not
take good care of themselves, the bonefever Of
Charleston will not wait for them until the Fall.
II have not tried your patience it will give me
pleasure to submit to You my views of other inter
estng points in this anomalous controversy, the az
gressive spirit of which has compelled great peo-
pie to rise as one mar in defence of their homes,
their liberties and their lives. wv. B.
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by the Congress of the United States s,yery large
when pared with, the sum Of the debts that na-
ton has borne hitherto IN its history when we we're
all united, and they had the advantage of the South
ern cotton, tobacco &c, IL is pretty generally con-
ansamOunt of money. The amount does not indeed
appear large when compared with that of other
countries, as follows:
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call the roll (under the call Of the House previous
ly ordered y No quorum then appearing further
proceedings under the call were dispensed with, ana
the Convention adjourned to meet on the 10Th oil
january, 1862. -.
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A GOOD CHANCE TO BUY CLOTHING
AT FAIR PRICES.
Clothing of all the Different Grades.
LII "A R DENG'S,

THE STOCK Is WELL ASsOprDD
SMALL AND LARGE sIzE1 MEN CAN BE F1rrgpl
"E HAN f OPENED WITHIN THE LAST vrpr
w the following Garments: " iNN
500 BLACK and COLORED CLOTH FROcE CO,rC
from sion $50.
200 FRENCH CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS-fom
az to SIS. ~
100 LOWER PRICED BUSINESS COATs--from &
tn & 80.
500 PAIRS OF NEAT AND HANDSOME COLORED
CASHMERE PANTS-from 81 to $40
300 PAiRS BIN DOE SKIN PANTS-from 81 to $40
300 OVER COATS-at various prices
900 HANDSOME VESTS-Rich Velvets, Rick Silks Cos.
smere and Cashmere of all the various qualities.
At fair prices.
We sell only for CASH.
E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, n. c.. lIov. l, 1861. g6-w&swIm
~ register copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18
NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE COURT OF
Ab Equity Of Wake County, at Fall Term, 1851 | will
sell at public Outcry Monday the 9Th Jannarv next
and within the hours prescribed by law the highest bid
der, the Tract of Land commonly called the
F0RESTVILLE TRACT"
containing abont 326 acres and the next day. upon the
premises, the Tract called
p e N NY HTIT,"
containing about LOO both belonging the estate
of BRIAN GREEN, deceased.
The property will be sold a credit of six months pur-
chaserS giving bSnd with approved securities.
ALSO, on Monday, the nth, at Forestvie will be rented
for the ensuing year the
HOUSE AND LOT
occupied by DR.. WA. J. GREEN; and on Tuesday
the 18th, at PENNY HILL" will be sold number Of
articles of perishable nature.
G. B. HARRISON Admir-.
Wake County, n. c., Dec 6, 1861.
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