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Appointments for Candidates.

We are requested TO state that the Hon. A. H.
Arlington one of the candidates for Congress in the
Fifth District will address the people at the follow
ing times and places:
Thursday, 10th October at Holly Springs, Wake.
Friday, 18th October, at Hayes Store Wake
Saturday, 18th October, Mr.. Arlington will meet
Mr.. Turner at Laws Store, Wake.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
We are requested to state that Messrs. Dick and
Mclean candidates for Congress in the 9th District
will address the people at the following times and
places:
At Andrew Albright's Store, Alamance County,
OIL Friday the 25th October.
At Shallow Ford, Alamance, on the Saturday the
26th October.
At Roxborough, Person County, on Saturday No
yember ID
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The Latest News.


: The last mails confirm the statements of the dis
patch and the rumors in the cty OF the capture of
the Federal steamer Fanny. on Pamlico Sound
The Confederate steamers Raleigh, Curlew and Ju-
niluski, under the command of Capt. w. F. Lynch,
Flag officer, it seems were cruising in the Sound,
and fell in with the Yankee steamer Fanny, when
fight ensued Some 40 rounds were exchanged
when the Fanny surrendered to superior force
Nobody was hurt on either side She had AZ men
on board, Z of whom were negroesLall of whom
were made prisoners. A considerable amount of
stores small arms and ammunition was captured
with her.
The goth Indiana regiment was encamped at
Chicimicotnico, and our troops at Roanoke Island
had gone to attack them, but the result was not
known.
The news of the success of Gen. Jackson over
Gen. Reynolds at Cheat Mountain is confirmed
Reynolds loss was estimated at 1900 in killed and
wounded, and the loss of jackson very small.
Gen. Lee had been largely reinforced, but no bat
tie had occurred between him and Rosencrantz.
The rumor of the landing of large Yankee force
at Occoquan, turns ont to be incorrect. The Rich
mond Dispatch says that Col Ransom, of North
Carolina, left Fredericksburg to attack them, but
ascertaned that only small body had come over,
and that they had quickly returned
Everything was quiet on the Potomac. What is
to be done there, seems not to be known. Every
one, however, is looking for some great event.
The news from Missouri is still encouraging
Nothing of moment had transpired since the battle
of Lexington.
In Kentucky the Southern cause was gaining
strength. The Lncontes were making many ar
rests in Kentucky and at Wheeling.
1t is said there are now 5000 Marylanders under
arms in Virginia.
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The AUBURN GuARDs-Capt. Fowe, of this COM
pany having been elected Lieutenant Colonel of the
31st regiment, of which this company forms part,
an election was held at their camp in this County,
on Friday last, for officers which resulted as fol-
lows: Dr. L. C. Manly, Captain; LIST Lieutenant,
Henry B. Jordan; ID Lieutenant Rufin L. Bryant
Sd Lieutenant, Joseph W. Holden; Orderly Ser
geant, Benz. Walton. Wake County has sent eteUen
companies to the war; The 3lst regiment, which
contains three Wake companies, will rendezvous at
an early day near Washington, in this State.
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W.K. LANE, EsQ.-We learn from friend that
William K Lane Esq, of Wayne, had announced
himself candidate for Congress before he was in
formed of his appointment Tax Collector for this
State. and that finding the two positions ncompat-
ible he at once determined not to continue IN the
field for Congress. We make this statement OF our
own accord, in justice to Mr.. Lane. That gentle
man has accepted the office of Chief Collector for
the State, and has entered vigorously on the dis
charge of his responsible duties.
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STATE BIBLE CONVENTION.

a r A MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE CUMMif-
a tee of the Rowan County Bible Society, held IN
salisbury this the 18th day OF JAY the following esolg
ton was adopted: he.tos, The 18th day Of Jai{ 70
Tent;on in Salisbury as called for By the nddress the
Executive Committee to the Christians and Patriots o.
North Carolina and as It IS important That full time ee
SO that every section of the State may Be
therefore Reed That the State Bible Convention called
10 assemble in Salisbury, The fh nst be, ana aef
BY postponed to the Esd day of October next
'f"f Jas H. ESSIss 5rss5
Luxe BLGcKnER,
Ex Com Jos W HALL.
J. y MccuBRSs,
W. F. KEsrLER.
~ other papers please copy.
Oct. Q, 1eGl.
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FIRE IN Brunswick CoUNTY.-We regret to learn
from the Wilmington Journal that fire occurred
on the premises of Daniel L. Russell, ESQ.,, of Bruins
wick, on Wednesday morning last, by which he lost
in his stables 90 head Of horses and mules and four
large barns with their contents. As the crop had
not been gathered the loss was not as great as it
would have been if it had occurred little later.
The loss is estimated at from II to $4,000.
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Quartermaster's Department,
RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. z, 1885,.

TO ut UNOAt ~ nay cOTiceTH.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that all goods affected
by the Procamatons issued BY his Excelency Governor
H. T. Clark dated Raleigh September 18th and Ocober 3d.
1861, which bona file purchased and paid for, ship
ped prior to the 10th October inst exempted from all
restrictions under said Procamations and all Agents will
hereafter be governed by this order stoppgc of the
same IN trdRsitU.
By order of the Adjutant General
JOHN DEVEREUX
Capt. aud Asst Quartermaster n. C. Army.
October g. 1861. sS-St.
~ The Charlotte Democrat and Salisbury Waterman
will give the above two insertions and forward bills
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Surgeon Generals Office, I
RALEIGH. Oct. 1, 1861.

TGENERAL ORDERS, No. g.
EHoR THE FUTURE ALL RECOMMENDATIONS
for appointing Physicians to the responsible position
of Surgeon Assistant Surgeon in the Army be
founded personal knowledge Of the professional quail
catOns and fitness of the applicants and be stated in
the recommendations notice will be taken of them.
By order of the Governor.
CHAS E. JOHNSON,
Surg. General, n. c.
October g. 1861. SILT. :
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a. See our new advertisements, especially Capt.
John Devereux's of the Quartermasters Depart
ment VIM. H. Highs about the war tax, and Mr..
Wright's at Trinity College.
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North Carolina Conference,

The next session of the North Carolina Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, will commence on Wednesday the 4th OF
December next. The venerable Bishop Andrew
will preside
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CoRREcT1oS-W learn that our information was
incorrect, which led us to announce c. B. Sanders,
Esq., of Johnston county, as candidate for Con-
gress He is not candidate; his card came to hand
too late for insertion
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Quartermaster's Department,
KAIEInu 4 G. Nri lShI

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS Of
Il fee for furnishing the North Carolina troops with
Hats Proposals must be accompanied by sample of the
bats and must state price and number which can be de
livered per week. and also what time the delivery will
commence. JOHN DEVEREUX, Il. 2 H.
October 8. 1861. SGT.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-09

-" The Election for Electors for President and
Vice President Of the Confederate States and for
members Of Congress, uOiu be hell throughout this
State, on Wednesday the 9Th day Of November merit.
The officers and soldiers Of this State, sOhsther in
camp in this State or Virginia, aOiN cote Thurs
day before, it being the Slst Of October
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-09

1t is stated that the Secretary of the Treasury
forms the Bank Committee in New York, that he is
spending 81, 200, 600 daily or S., coo a week.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-09

s@ Gov. Jos. E. Brown, of Georgia, has been re-
elected Governor over Judge Nesbitt, by majority
of between four and five thousand.
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GEN. HILL-It will be gratifying announcement
to our readers that Brig Gen. Hill has been trans
ferred from his command near Yorktown, Va, to
the Northern department of our sea coast Head
Quarters are at Washington, n G.
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ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.

FOR THE STATE AT LARGE:
DAVID S. REID, of Rockingham.
JOHN POOL, of Pasquotank.
DISTRICT ELECTORS:
1St District, LEWIS THOMPSON, of BERTHE.
I'd " COUNCIL WooTEN of Lenoir.
81 &" L. w. HUMPHREY, of Onslow.
4th JESSE G. SHEPHERD, of Cumberland.
9TH WILLIAM EATON, Jr., of Warren.
9th BEDFORD BRowN, Of Caswel.
eth " WILLIAM P. TAYLOR, of Chatham.
Sth JOHN WALKER, of Mecklenburg.
9th &c Ton R. Caldwell, of Burke
10th G. W. GAMBLER, of Buncombe.
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AT TRINITY COLLEGE.

MY HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.-Lot joins Cam
lyp pus aud pronounced the most handsome at the
place; also 25 ACRES OF LAND, with Meadow near BY.
Terms easy-apply inlnsedateiyto ,,,,-
October 8, 1861. 4-wh
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sY- Hon. j. G. Breckenridge and other Kentuck-
ians have made their escape from Kentucky, and
now in Virginia.
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slge WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
nounce SAMUEL II. CHRISTIAN, Esq, of
Montgomery candidate to represent the Seventh Con-
gresSona District in the regular Congress Of the Confed
crate States
Sept. ~, 1861. Std
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~e WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
nounce q. K. THOMAS, Esq, of Careret .
candidate TO represent the Third Congressional District in
the first regular Congress Of the Confederate States.
October 4, 1861. Std.
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n4g WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
nounce JAMES K. MCLEAN. ESQ u eandi.
date TO represent the people of the Sixth Congressional
District in the first regular Congress Of the Confdeais
States
September "a, 1861. std.
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OUR PRINCIPLES.


The Democratic prfnciple-that is, the right of
the people TO rule.
A firm and unwavering attachment to the Con-
federate government as the surest means for trans
hitting free Institutions to posterity.
vigorous prosecution of the war, and perpetual
separation from the United States.
The best men for Office, in this crisis, without
regard to party.
An honest and economical administration of both
State ard Confederate affairs.
FOR presidents:
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.
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RSe WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
nounce GEN. A. j. DARGAN, a candidate in
the 9Th Congressional District in the first regular session
Of the Confederate Congress.
September 18th, 1861. Std
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Tbt STANDARD.
RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY,. ecp. p. 1891.

SPECIAL NoTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
uoou the CASH system. paptrs dssSaatinvsd at the
.rvration Of the tins aich asy haOs been paid Sub
scribsrs Va be notified -FOUR WEEKS bos their time out
bva CROSS tsSr papers; ana sss The subscription
is rssspea the paper O4 Be discoItiaSed. This IS rs
from rEich there s0 be dspdrsa. Watch for cross
mark AID rsns10 yO6s Subscription.
Weekly Standard g per dnnuns Ia advance.
Stmi- WeSkty, 81 per dn'ss!ts, IN GdUanes
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office FROM well as the one to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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r1g WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO Al

LIE " Z 1nb Az ~ ave
ROBERT p. DICK, ESQ.,. Of Guilf1rd
as candidate 10 represent the reupe Of the Sixth Congress
sonal District in the regular Congress Of the Cniedeate
States.
September 81, 1861. esd
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fage WE ARE AUTHORIZED To AM.

sS" n"unce X. R. BRIDGERS. ESQ., of Edgeeombe,
candidate to represent the Second Congressional Dis.
trct in the regular Congress Of the Confederate States
Sept. ~ ln6l. Std.
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e3g WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
nomnce j. Ii. HEADEN, Esq. of Chatham, a
candidate TO represent the 9TH Congressional District in
the first regular sessiu Of the Confederate Congress
September 9th, 1861. seAtd.
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ne WE ARE AUTHORIZED To IN.
VS. nOunce the Hon. ARCHIBALD H. ARRING-
To-, Of Nash, candidate represent the people Of
the Fifth District in the regular Congress Of the Cunfcder.
ate SIates.
September 90, 1851. Std.
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ENTANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, A VIR.
w gilman, thoroughly qualified ut Virginia College.
a situation a Teacher in so1TFe Academy Institute
either male female. Would prefer teaching the higher
branchps nf Mathematics. Best testimonials furnished.
Address, JOHN W. JACKSON,
LULVH.bia,
Fluvsnnx ca.
Virginia.
Oct. g. 1861. 4I-wSt
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Murfreesboro', n. c., Sept. "a, 1861. "
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So WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
SLS nounce HUGH WADDELI, Esq u cssd-
date represent the 9TH Congressional District Of North
Carolina the first regular Congress Of tho Confederate
States Of America.
September 4, .s6l ST.
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aTBe WE ARE AUTHORIZED TOakA.
VS. nounce BURGESS s. GATHER, ESQ, u
canudate 10 represent tie counties of Ashe Allegheny,
Wilkes Caldwell Alexander iudkin. Surry, Davie, Ire
dell and Burke composing the Ninth District ia the resu
lar Congress of the Confederate Stxtes. -.
September IL, 1851. s5-tdl
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~ other papers please copy.
Oct. Q, 1851.
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nSo WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AM
VS. nounce +. d. KOONCE, Esq, of 0usIow, as
candidate represent tue people Of the Third District.
in the regular Congress of the Confederate States.
Sept l6, 1861. Std
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- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
SLS nounce Ii. G0OCH, Esq, of Granville, s
candidate for the Confederate Congress for the Fifth Dis
rci consisting of the counties Of Warren franklin Gran
ville Wake, Orange and Nash
September TO- 1851. STD.
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For INCIDENTAL expenses OF the quaFtsruoaster's
dspsTtment three hundred Eixty-hTs thousAnd and
Thirteen doIIaEs aid eiEhty cent?
For transportatfou Al the army and its supplies,
two million $50 hundred and any -four Thousand
huodred and eIghfy-sEx dsllGFs and efghfy-0Re
eent8
For transportation Of oa5eerE' baggage, ffteen
tho1Iand three hundred and sixty ssTen doIllrE-
FOR purehnse Of dragon horses, tTo hundred and
ninety-ssTen fhO1sand three hnndred and thirty
i've dlolaEH
Fo- etching. camp and garrison equipaee, ooe
million, three hundred ans my thousand o1a hun
drsd and my one dollars and thirty esats-
For current expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
thgusGnd dolIArE-
For ordnance, ordnance stores. and supplies fnelu-
ding horse e9uipEaents Er al mounted troops four
hundred fhoasand doIlaFa
For ulauufaeture Of arms, sixty thOusAud dollars.
For increasing the manufacturing opacity off the
national arrS0ry, hfty tbo1slnd dollars.
For purchase Of gunp0Eder and LEAD, forty thou-
FOR purchase ofartflssy horses, twenty-five thOu-
sand dollars
For hire q quarters for troops OF store houses for
the saSe keeping Of military stores, Of grounds for
summer eAntonmeuts, and for Temporary hutss one
hundred and 6fty-eight thousand two hundred aud
eiEhty-three doIISrs and Gighty-ope cents.
See s And be It further enacted, That all apprO-
prations and an provisions Of Law herein enntRined
applicable to three Year, volunteers ahAn apply to
tTo years' volunteers and al other volunteers who
have been or may Be received into the service Of the
United States for period exceeding three months
Approved, July Il, 1s61-