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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION Ia6p.,R3. .. .a

HNHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
IL will commence on the first Monday in November,
1862 and continue until the first of March ensuing. II ID
intended by the Faculty to abandon permanently the
customary of five months but has seemed TO them
advisable consideration of the state Of the country and
the increased expense of living to reduces it for the present
to four months. The course will be conducted on the
pan and with the advantages to the student,
as heretofore.
.' FACULTY: ...
ca. BELL GIBSON, n. D., Professor Of Surgery.
DAVID H. TUckER n. D. Prof of Theory and Practice OF
Medicine. .r-. .-. .-. Er
BEvERLI R. WELLFoRD, n D., Prof Of Mseria hedca ana
Therapeutics ...-.f ..l r..-
A. E. PRT1coLAs NJ. D., Prof of Anatomy.
L. 3. JoYNEs NJ D.. Prof of Institutes OF Medleine.
JAMS II. CoswAY H. D., Prof of Obstetrics, &c. - -'
JAMES B. McCAw, N. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy. -
Fees: ..-.. a.
Professors Tickets, each, N5 4
Demonstration of Anatomy, 10
Matriculaton, .- e '-
Graduation, .- ,-... --. ~ 20 80
For further information or copy Of the catalogue, ad
dress l.. 5. JOINES, d. d. o.. q
Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond Sept. I6, 1852 75-1ltpd.
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The Deaf Mute Casket states that the present
session of the Institution for the Deaf Dumb and
the Blind in this City, has opened with an increased
number of pupils for the season.
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1t is stated that the governments and people of
Central America protest against Lncolns govern
ment sending all the captured and stolen negroes of
the Confederate States there.
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Headq'rs. 26th Regt. N. c. T.,l
CAMP FRENCH, NEAR PETERssURG, VA,
September 18th, 1862.
a LII ABSENTEES WITHOUT LEAVE FROM THIS
"A Regiment are ordered into camp forthwith Assu-
rance hereby given to ALL who have been asben with
out leave that if they return by the 25h Of this month
the commanding officer of the Brigade as well as OF this
Regiment will use his influence to have only light pun
ishment awarded Unless the absenees return by the
specified te they will be proceeded against with the ut.
rgor and they need expect none but the severest
punishment. 1t is hoped however, that all viii avail
themselves of the opportunity thus offered to them
selves from the disgrace well terrible punishment
awarded to deserters from their colors.
d. Z. BURGWYN, JR.,
Colonel 26th Regt. N. c. T.
Sept. 16, 1852. ...... 75-St.
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--latest Telegraphic News.

The following dispAches have been received since our
last through the Southern Ksprsss Tsle0raph Zine.
NEWS FROM THE wEsr-eES BRAGG IN FULL CHASE
AFTER BUELL., &C.
special dispatch to the AdVsrtsr q Registsr, dated
Knoxville, l1th inst, says:
Dr. g. W. Strader arrived this morning IN charps OF n
Yankee Stage bringing three prisoners captured by COL
Morgan on the 8lst ult., at Columbia, KY.
Dr. reports that the Kentuckans flying to Morgan
by hundreds and that there is general uprising Of the
people. H
Bues army is said to have left Nashville taking the
Edgefeld Road to Bowling Green.
Gen Bragg was in full chase of Buell.. ...
An Extra issued from the ReQssr Office to-day, contains
letter from Morgans command giving glorious accounts
of the progress Of our cause.
Morgan is arresng prominent Union citizens and taking
their bonds conditional that they are to be Tor
Southerners and they to report prisoners of war
Louisville dates Of the Sd inst contain Bull Nelson
letter TO the Cincinnati GGze admitting total route ct
Richmond Kentucky and censures Gen. Manson for bring
ing on the battle IN violation of orders.
all Government stores were removed from Lexington
before its capture. 1t evacuated the lst inst:
The Kentucky Legislature is in session at Louisville
1t has passed resolutions calling out 200 for 30 days
Gov. Robinsons Proclamation calls the people to
and appoints places for rendezvous, Paris Louisville
Bowling Green and Paducah A perfect panic prevails.
Five hundred negroes, freed by Curtis, arrived at St.
Louis on the 2lst uIt, and 200 more were expected.
Our men are rallying in Missouri
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Well Donei

We learn, that day or two since; some Confed-
crate officers brought before Gov Vance couple of
citizens of Alamance who had been arrested by
them without civil process. The Governor asked
them for their authority for making the arrest and
holding the citizens referred to as prisoners They
had none Of civil nature He then told them that
neither he nor they had any right to make such
rests except in pursuance of the action of the civil
magstrates and he ordered the prisoners to be re-
leased He declared it to be his purpose to uphold
the law against the encroachmeAts of military pow
er, and to protect every citizen, as far as he could
in his Constitutional rights and then, turning to
the released citizens themselves, he admonished
them sharply of the importance of so acting as to
avoid just suspicion and told them that all who vo-
lated the law, or disturbed the peace or committed
acts calculated or intended to injure the common
cause, would certainly be punished. But the law
must have its course, and the military power must
be kept within its appropriate sphere.
We give this as we heard it from gentlemen who
happened to be present Such course on the part
of Gov. Vance will increase his hold on the conf
dence of the people His face is infexibly set not
only against unauthorized assumptions of power by
the military, but against every thing designed or
intended to cripple the Southern cause He be-
leVes that we can achieve liberty in the contest
going on with our Northern foes, and at the same
time preserve it intact among ourselves.
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IN the vicinity Of Raleeh Of diptberia on Enc lith in
hlss AAkIHA CooPER, daughter of Mr. Phillip Coop
e IN ne zzd Of her age She was an excellent Young
"oman and died in full hope Of blessed Immortality
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GEN. ISAAC E. STEvENs.-It is stated that Gen.
Isaac E. Stevens, of Washington Territory, was
slain among other federal Generals in the late bat
tie of Manassas. Gen. Stevens had received mill
tary education, and was appointed in 1853 or 80,
by Mr.. Buchanan, Governor of Washington Terri
tory. He was prominent member of the Charles
ton and Baltimore Conventions, from the Territory
referred to- and the author of the minority re-
port at Baltimore which preceded the bolt at that
place and the consequent destruction of the Demo-
cratic party. With Caleb Gushing, Gen. B. F. But
Ter, Col Isaac II. Wright, and others of the New
England States, with several from California and
Oregon, he was too intensely Southern in his feel
ings to sit in that Convention with tie Douglas
men of the two sections. He was one of the bolt
ers. He got his reward in Brigadier Generalship,
and was assigned to the coast of outh-CarolIna,
whence he was called with a portion of his COM
mand to take part in the late battles. Benjamin F.
Butler also received his reward in Major General
ship, and has since dsgraced himself and his Sec
ton at New Orleans. We hope soon to hear that
he has met the same fate. Every Northern bolter
of prominence was either an Office holder under Mr.
Buchanan, or received his reward soon afterwards
That unhappy old man, James Buchanan, is largely
responsible for the destruction of the Democratic
party, the consequent dissolution of the Union, and
the present war; and he was moved almost entirely
in this bloody and unnatural business, by his ma
lignant personal hatred towards Stephen A. Douglas
Gen. Stevens was the leader, in the Convention
referred to- Of the 10 Lane pary-and this leads to
the inquiry, where is Gen. Joseph Lane? In 1860
he was red hot for the South. His friend Stevens
is in his g.aSe-where is hep He has not yet
drawn his sword for the South, as he promised to
do and he never will
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POCKET WALLET LOST.

POCKET WALLET LOST.
r OST, ON THE 9TH INSTANT, BETWEEN RAIL
eigh and Weldon my pocket wallet, containing about
$780, as we'll as can $50 Confederate note
one $40 Confederate six mostly all Confederate
and about $25 in fves of N. c. and s. c. bills The ba
lance except one dollar bill of Bank of Ocoe, Tenn is
of IS Confederates down to ones &C. also contains
transportation paper from Lexington to Richmond, with
my name the face of it.
reward of $40 will be paid for the delivery Of the wal
let and its contents at the Standard Office Raleigh e.
DAVID YOKLEY-
Sept. 16, 1852. 75-6t
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a.1rIcK: WEDNESDAY, SEPT. II, 1862.

sDrcI.t NoTICE-The SrANDARD!; conducted strictly
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of he time for Which thsy hGOs bee" paid Sub
mil be nOtifsd FOUR wEkks before their time IS ot
MARX on their papers, and unless the subscription
- r.ulCst the paper .O1 Be 6isoO"ti"usd This Is rule
,, which there w Be departure. Watch for the cross
mark, and rsne,O scstr Subscription"
q Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
snton the Post Office FROM well the one to- which
thew desire the change to be made.
TERMS:
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months, 2 90
Weekly Standard, year, 200
months, l 90
rsT Single copies five cents.
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NEW ARRIvAL.-.-JUST FROM EUROPE.
BY STEAMER KATE.
- EAA YARDS BEAUTIFUL FRENCH
|a4DyDyp GINGHAMS.

1000 yards Black and WI lie Prints
1000 yards s. Scbawbe Fancy Prints
500 yards bleached Huckaback Toweliugs.
45O unbleached Honeycomb Towels. ..
1000 yards Super Imperial Bleached Long Cloth.
1000 yards A. Brown Domestic -.
! bale Extra Heavy Osnaburgs.
Bed Tick Shswls and MaTseilles, Furniture Prints
Plain White J. o. Musn superior quality; Fine lot Of
Winter Bonnet Ribbons Scissors Table Spoons, Ladies'
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cargo prices No books will be kept by the firm.
CASH must be paid on the delivery of goods. This
will be strictly adhered to. Don't ask for CREDIT, for
we shall be compelled to rSusS. 4.
Raleigh, September 16, 1862 75-6tpd.
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NOTICE.

AN TUESDAY THE 7TH OF OCTOBER, AT II
- o'clock will sell TO the highest bidder on credit
six months in the City Raleigh at the Market Square,
two hundred bushels of SALT, belonging to the
tate of E. ]. Tomlinson, deceased. -
Bond and approved security will be required Of the pur
chaser. WIN. ID. TURNER, Admir-.
Sept. 16, 1852. 3sEw3tpd.
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Starts Light Battery,l
, HALE. FoRT FIsHRR, N. @.


CAMP HALE, FoRT F1sHRR, n. @. J
VNHE UNDERSIGNED, PRIVATE IN THE ARMY
of the Confederate States respectfully announces HIM
self candidate for the office of Chief Clerk of the House
of Commons of the next Legislature Considerable 40
with the duties of the position has been acqur-
ed by having been with the legislative body Of this State
for two sessions HENRY E. COTTON.
Auoust 26 1882 6S-td.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT HOUSE
OF COMMONS,

shall be candidate for reelection to the
office of Principal CLERK Of the House of Commons at the
approaching session the General Assembly Former
perience in that and similar positions induces me to be-
eve that shall be able to give satisfaction, elected
Respectfully, ,,oon,,,
Sept. 8, 1860. 7s-2n.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF NORTH.
CAROLINA.
Adjutant Generals Office, (Militia,)l
RALEIGH, September 18th, 1862. I

RALEIGH, September 18th, 1852. I
General Orders,
No.
" of the Militia of North Carolina are hereby ordered
to bring all liable Conscrpton in their commands
and all soldiers absent from their without leave
the Camp of Instruction at Raleigh All power neces-
sary for the enforcing of this order hereby given them
II. failure or refusal to comply with this order will
subject the offender to the penalties of Court Martial
and consequent reduction to the ranks.
I'LL The Executive through its own officers having thus
undertaken to collect all persons liable to militia duty IN
stead of allowing Confederate officers to do it is earn
estly hoped that all will up promptly to the pertor
nance of their duty.
By order of Governor VANCE:
Adjutant General.
Sept. l6, 1852. 7b-St.
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Thanksgiving DaV.

Our readers will not forget that Thursday next
Q8th) is the day fixed by President Davis to be OBJ
served as day of Prayer and Thanksgiving.
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CONFEDERATE PRISONERS At v1cksBURe, &C.

JACKSON, Sept. IT.
-Four thousand Confederate prisoners arrived at Vicks
burg yesterday principally those captured at Fort Done
son. They complain Of barbarous treatment by the Yam
KEGS.
Official information has been received that Gen. Pratt
with force of Texans and Louisanans had attacked the
enemy at Bayou Sarah killing forty and capturing one
hundred and foryour prisoners with their battery of field
pieces. Our loss very small.
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RICHMOND, Sept. 13
Northern papers of the 10th have been received.
They contain dispatches giving the whereabouts of the
Confederate army which contradictory but appears
certain that large force at Hagerstown the Sh.
All the rolling stock had been removed from Hagers-
town. The Telegraph Office had also been evacuated.
The Baltimore correspondent of the New York Herald
says the excitement in Baltimore has increased in intensity
and there is every indication of popular outbreak
Gen Pope has been assigned to the Department of the
North West his headquarters at st. Paul. Mimi. Before
leaving be preferred charges of cowarce against Sege
and dsobedence of orders against Fitz John Porter
In New York gold 1lS% Cotton IS for midling up
lands.
NOTHING NEW FROM ARMY.
RICHMOND, Sept. IA.
No of reliable character has been received from
our army in Maryland for several days.
The New York Herald, of the llth, contains nothing
later from the seat of war.
1t mentions the report that Seward will resign and take
foreign mission.
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NORTH.CAROLl
IN Burke County
JAMES c. EsTIs, Admir-, !
Attacknent.

NORTH-CARoLINA, SUPERIOR COURT OF
IN Burke County. : Law, Fall Term, 1851.
JAMES c. EsTIs, Adm'r,l a#. q. .-l..e 80 20
VS.. Attaeknent. .sI a.a ri
2. D. LANCASTER. J . 4. g.. ..-.e,.E,..,.- d
Ordered by the Court that publication be made In the
Raleigh Standard for six successive weeks commanding
the defendant D. Lancaster to appear at the next term
of this Court to be held for the county of Burke at the
Court House. the of Morgauton, the 10th Mon
day after the 4th Monday in September 1852 then and
there to plead 10 the property heretoore LEVIED
Witness, W. s. Sudderth, Clerk of said Court at Office
in Morganton on the 10th Monday aer the 9Th Monday
in September, 1882 WIN. 8. SUDDERTH, o. O. q. y
Sept. ls, 1862 (pr. adv. $5.s21S) ss-Wst.
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MONEY LOST.

MONEY LOST.
II OST ON MONDAY LAST, NEAR THE RESIDENCE
of Dr. W. R. Miller or between there and the Central
Depot Confederate $50 note. The finder will be liberal
ly rewarded by returning it to the Standard office.
Sent l6. 1862 75-ltpd.
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NORTHERN NEws-coSFEDERATE FORCE NEAR HANOVER
GARIBALDI DEFEATED AND CAPTURED.

RICHMOND Sept. l2.
Northern papers of the 9th have been received.
dispatch from Harrisonburg under date of the Sth,
the arrival of Gen. Porter to confer with the
Government to the best means of checking the advance
of the enemy.
The rebels said to be entering Pennsylvania in force
near Hanover.
The excitement at Cincinnati has subsidized.
Gold in New York is quoted at 1l9.
Garibadi has been defeated, wounded and captured.
Palmerston has made speech highly complimentary to
the United States Government for its conduct in the set
Element of the Trent affairs.
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BROWN SUGAR.
TUST RECEIVED A FEW BARRELS GOOD BROWN
- Sugar consignment.
Sept. 16, 1862. 75-
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Headq'rs. 26th Regt. N. C. t.,
CAMP FRENCH, NEAR PETERSBURG, Va,

Sept. 16, 1852.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-25

hoCrOR LAWRENCE. after extensive practice of
through Europe, where ne remained two years now
turns with his mind richly stored with scientific knowl-
edge and research. The first months spent the
Liverpool nmary for diseases Of the eye and after
which he avaied himself Of thorough Of yes
ugation in the Queens Hospital London where the
wonderful daily effected The Doctors treat
Of Chronic Diseases is entirely different that
marked by the >upersnnuaed fathers of medicine.
called IL is not confined TO the routine system of any
bigoted party. hut embraces system Of practice,
only sound and RATIONAL but truly scientific in s
After many solicitations from physicians and others Of
this State the Doctor has consented TO make the State
Indiana his permanent abode. He will visit any town in
the state by request Of six of its citizens. and
treat all cases presented with seldom attained.
His examinations will lie made with care and hs
opinion given freely and frankly and CHARGE,
thereby saving expense and satisfying the minds OF the
patients and friends.
To ladies' who incapable Of bearing healthy or
spring. from Geormiiy otherwise will find his advice
invaluable Ohar interesting ana important advice will
BE- given to married ladies. his opportu have been
such that all the intricate Of female complaints
have been fully comprehended, and the of the dis
eas truly aned rendering his opinions correct
and his ADVICE and prescriptions valHable.
See circulars for particulars which viii be distributed
in every and hamlet in the State. Headquarters
Spencer House, indianapolis Ind jyl9-dem
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For each notice not exceeding lines . cents Tor each
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EI.DER. HARkNESS BINGHAM,
Proprctors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. ". TlIFOkD
President Ind 1iapolis Journal Company
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MACHINlSTS.
n ~ w w "a a uuHN \
BL.fCKS.uITH SHOP.

HAVING ENTIRELY REFlrTED THE SHOP PORN.
Ill EELN occupied Nv John Cooner in O.ro,d
sn Co.. Last AMI Hub Factory. prepared 20 do
81 knd> 81 work IN the machinery er hacksmithtnr
me Having bad twelve yeArs sNnerienee IN the best
machine shops ~ the country sttcr myself that can
go ehiife satisfaction 10 these Who favor me with
'heif "ork have VA my employ the best black
snh IN tie State. and pay particular afteEtou 10 horse
shcsirg and machine forging
repairing = all kinds promptly attended t.
bocris a. al siIds built for the patent olhce
h"renttr u" pisce, one square south Of the Union
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by the foregoing schedule B, on manifests
bills of lading, and passage tickets shall not
apply to steamboats, or other vessels plying
between ports of the United States and ports
In British North America.
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