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The undersigned publishers Of Chicago
daily papers have mrtua1!s 75reca 10 charge
hereafter, hi prices beiow specified 70: the
several e6;sicns ot their respective jnuTuals.
I. e.,rs; saIre2 Il tM: SroHi!..: scs-ei2 :.
ceiit.y ~. e.l;:- ~ lis ."a:-s.a''S -
y:.te;s ,:,- = * = =; IL: :. sre '"s:-
Eiu ;<- xst>t.s --,crs.ezc cas15':a, is e:1sI'Hsa
b ,Iis al ,s,cs IN *spIiEt." other items ca
te,:ng is:.t 1le ccat Of publication A:ye also
aivanceo, very considerably.
Tic underlined discover 1h:e A adhe7suce
70 CID subscription ra.es VII occasion sc'io2s
loss sc c;eftual rum Of ihi.ir tus:ueSs. TucF
ua;:h. 90 or awhile By sinking their capital,
tnt rlvGt &C., II: tits, and g fair,n!r6e5 r.'u-
:cs,u:;, rv: sd Il. nc. dcs;rc j.. The pun
lish21s e: al! d:;iy Newspapers East as vel! as
West, NIL be :osr.a II ras E!1 their sNl'scip'
lion 1otss or suspend their publications..
Ih:y a7c ssne,.llsv preparing 10 take The
tcan-r Ior3se.
TIT caEazce Of la1es resolved u?oz b.ycly
co7.is lie sc1r>2$io- cost Of ss'e;ca:' OIL, aod
We pstege s:.srselSts 70 re:usn 10 The old
sI,da.t; of 1.-;es whenever the price .: 7:1ite
r-cer ial,s croasn 10 make It possible, III:
trust liz. ras be $*o:-.
For tic :sast e'.h:eeu o2nshs Cu!1aGo lne
lisnels haze e;s, ega,6ei espssss t. p:o:ar'
uers. III Inc s?ce5;<st way ross!o!e, Tor tt:
pr,Dose ef :-.a,ii:.SirE their patrons. !n'
en:srs1isc vi. rot l:a rc;ased, snd tl2E !;e
1icve hat tb. 9eat'ieg public s?!,.e:lase thci
e1.dc2r;,.s y u ass., and VIII not rc.:rd rl.t!
issues IS dear .. the sew rates-ai1 Ting
, 1862-11-26

t11i- l. 1stuto:air.s from Washington is to
the t;lict :i.al, t"s:a=:s Genera! 3atssl''e Is
1ns!>,:-. ;.s' r<s<!;':: isas!c toward Iicl'-
11,*,:f' i,'e - .s;saii 'ns # {. SPECIFY l,a';le
Tl:sl, stt.at co:i;,iiou a'2,'lg tic pcnple,
An }'e Disappointed. Ti.*r'a is s. fight IL
:r.!;.ec' 'a't ;':ri'et's N''ias Mil elas>:s
s::T@1c .3'c gta"r:! c'sn:n:'.;::1sg viii i;
i :;',,. :, nv:rlass.: 4. Ii3 las s:ra.l1: !.
>;'1c, l''s 1e:f IL g;::1j, bal rs:;s 70 s'.cr
es..i,c an:. 4 cauElD;s sAiya:cc - Like, Il
j.: ibe fi;c.: of an ;-ilemy as wi.v ana Gun
rag rs l.r is >'es.,:r:t::. D1t i; aside j
at ,.tu,k; a::a vi. shall u:;sr from liz. =.
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Ef,e {lneStfcn OF fstc1a0isie7s.


:: = s. We fec: j: t.,r liafv
- oc:i..',;7' The puh.;e as:inst :i's'sas II s,ly
vSlrayaeas hopcs Of i;s:c:eu;ite rucGy:,iti.a.
:. I.at tuc !le sion MAJ te bi>slgnt r., At the
c?eIisg II 1iis tE.lrlia1aent. nc 1liaa l-,5a IL:
e::uvg5. ii mas eyEn keen said tna: psr,i.-
-i;11t has l'eeu called togt:A:,'. cav'i:>r ih,n
=c'l, ii: tic 1,urruse of :'resG::if.y il. Tl.s,
;. ia true, 8onla sen. 70 indicate 2nat the min
;ssly i6 disposed - con@io. nur Ilt;:i 10 e.
c;:5ni:jot. l:vo:as'y. NJ, ,2ci :ie..-=s, it is Ey
n! ua.ars G.c.s:Ta Ct tie t;ussfics. Il nisasl
bs Tecc1l&c.es, that We bare often been decelv-
ell III srceu:st:o.E vnoa this s,ln .et, md that
ttGre j. 70 tetter reason nuW tsr expecting re-
Sosni:iora than .EeJe was !cz7 ayo. ;ln=
7rliey IT EasE:ad upoa the matter IS entirely
selfish, and IL i..as is necessarily SO. 1et to
=s=1T iers.n <n Ibis side Ct the At1uu:;2 tap
:.-s1s atsf';t-iy mistaken. IHeEt -2raot he
l5csi Of t..:= .:sat:acEucf, ana liz 1a11ian VII
th': Yankee States, Tcu'i Z,Fove cycotE:'ly
disastrous i; Great Britsizs. !'ne world na5
never beiE:L such arE2ar.snt$, -ci. rs 3uTe2s,
anG such G::z:iag, Is this Contest aas hrorshs
cut On !;.:e!! z;l.s. The ar:ni:s OF t;,c Holy
Alliance a-d Of Napoleon sink znto .,:isn'-
c::nce side them. Nov 1ar'sseue-. is nit
t:Gy czaspeia:so agajEst t3rea: :;itain,
a:,i ,.,pId ste sub6ue rs: aaG become
TIT prsstssCs Of oiir r25oaEcG5 il
addition 10 bc- owr, rvcu3d take tie very first
o1s<.5stut;ty 10 make war Oh he9. Iew that
va HtutC t1iG y, F1G i1ita, II. III Tue I-AsL
s;,sE.tal. :.u; It viii Eos atue:r So . soY u1u
20 locks g; i1as has IA IG,clt Il re acre
n The First rtace, G..sl Baissi. wcn'i lose
i!scat:c. Ter t,eet Ec2id next u. e7ytl'a }.5ns
TIE ucs:n. Ss1:. oil the rest G! mr. c.;'o1'al
zo;sesE icra-:i,e West ladies', Aust: ;ia lid. \
| -ncu!d aFsUreilg tellov. Mex. aGain, size
| veul1 iEe vitality lose IRELAND; and :a3;jy, sae
u. w0.,il ts:.3 ner own sci! iLyauatl ny 4 n,.l!.n
! tt gan. No nar viii Think These occus. vress
| a- ali improbable wro re:ieea: :b':1 The cid
| Lr;ttu & .a:ce vgs @ont to dSunle It's TopulA-
| tic1 il tseEt5 three years. aHd HAT, If ttsae
| States e11r leccme lG-sei4s5, they will II
tt:.y years-a Mere sec2Id in i::e !'!e!;me
OF 4 i1aticG-te Inhabited by 100 DOC, COS Ot
! jus. .z.ls = oric as are nc" Taai2g this IN
!; tssrG e.f w:.. 1t is, sEeEefcre. 50 Ii:sgiy IL
iate1ee: of Esca5 Britain to i:eep toe. 10 ST..
I iiors separate, that every lh:2hi1,. n,su ol
| Lis side ef the water has wondered TINT, ,f:3I
| tie p-c11p;irgs Of mere SELLS haess-conce1'
| lrg that she acts upon more other than se1f=t
| Efineiples-she has permitted the war tc aS
| same such gigantic proportions, and the par
| ties engaged il it to ASCERTAIN the seere3 O.
| TIER terrible strength. Yet she has pursued
| this blind policy in opposition to her OWE re
| corded practice heretofore. Is il possible
then, to be sure that any inducameat can pra
will ureu her to adopt different line Of %
!icy to that she is now pursuing? Tais, ths
| greatest Of all, probably involving her yer.
existence as 4 nation, has failed. ETaas othe
| can suCceeis
, 1862-11-26
S;cEen.cG SpfttteTx - A1E Eis-iIfg.

s;cEenseG Soldiers L. A1Ef5-jIie-
The !o!lonirg !. cstc-:a settlers iie.' {,
;.o';E7i.ia Iur.ng the week ending AsT. 2i;
4. 81. .!os:i1: co. L, s5tI Mich.
.:tn. = Wll!i@ias, =, S1Lk Iowa.
R>i,tlt Owns, G, 51th Iowa.
-,i,. Ee1das ton, y, sab. III.
q. +. Davidson, 9. 9th InG.
5, t.Hr.eic. I, alst Mich.
o. ciealairea, J., ;Gtu Ind.
.Ia:t ;.h E::!.r. i, 18th IfG.
r; E;liu:.. II. la5i;l Ind
Etu. RicH"rs:s. 4, sith IaG.
.H:e;tae} liz. =, 1e5tll I'll.
:. Aisr;ir, q, 81: I'D:
- DaEi:'::s. \. Sd eiis.
tlcs=G Elliott. e. SCI Ird.
u. G-ayson. I. eth Ind.
Moscs cEaw, X, S5ilIlf
=. x:n:;i'sf.!, =. "a Mich. Cavalry.
j. I. Hill, L, III. Mich.
.;C!::. Stewart. +. J1.!i Ind.
i1n. aEjs. :: ss.h 1ud.
!ocsph Mechanics, &. 10th III.
u. f;.7,s,iri.:s. J. F. t.;a 1pt,
:. e .tty.1. L. :t;h Ind.
.3ci.n ". Bow. r, ei.h lid.
.;r:.1s l;estu. q, Se;h 3t1Cl.
L. e. I::tr, s. 1s5!h III.
..i: ia E.:.c3ee, .. ssh III.
.!.'E.; X -, .e- L, 9s12 Ind.
VIE r I;.Iish e, 7af Ind.
NE, Sn::Gs: I, 3s::l ind.
4 II. KrofsleE, =, LIST aE1s.
.IcstEh :Ss,:i-, ii. 1s.h I = it:san..y.
N.t: rn:h, +. 10 frd.
WA l., :sf .sE, i. !s!h i'll.
:; -. ...aetl. +. G;:!h IL.
: ,.*-i y. 1st .Elch
.':!aErc z'rei.cr. \. :'..A cI;ch.
=: 1:r 1.;schufi. =, Ak Ina.
tin. ElDr.r::l!HIn, - 1U.:G II.
, 1862-11-26

:cia Cc-.c :,orGcrcs cf II: T:.sca=o T:ihEu-.3
NAssIiSGco.;, Nor =. 1872.
The rain * a7er AMI gone, aEG he 1n;.si i:
t1sing bard 10 .lzs up. 'ar: deep, very t-.ri-
hle uua it IS o. Aca5a Greek ard the !;.p2a-
:.scaock, IN the road ftoE, Ea'nsou:h 70 SAT
ford Ccust House, slong which :te Z ationsl -
~ Is crcarnea. va;iiny 70. ra.:eus, xAi:ie:;
.1G tins bridge 10 be 5uiIt :rd tha RIPARIAN
nock tc 90 down; waiting for sazsiliue, roEss
than a;.. Transports Wb:cE are lying oI
Acas.ia CreeS cannot lard !le supplies with
WHICH tLey a,e laden, the piec not having been
COMPLETED, and the mud being inextineaish-
able. 4 week o. ten days says gentlemen who
have Just returned from the army, must elapse
ntforc It will be possible Tor it to advance Tle
country must be patient; storms wait for no
msn, and this one cal1e at most opp5r.eae
moment.
The rartisans Of Mcclellan grumble TINT the
1ailyuad from Aqua Greek ought to hare been
built long ago, and would have been, asd his
suggestions been followed. For my part tic
not believe that he made any to That effect.
But even # he did, It 1as under clrcunSsaces
rendering the feasibility and The pro1-iety Of
the reconstruction Of the road very doubtful
Even now, with an army Of over 1oo. .oGo n1es
within q few miles, gurillas are reported to be
disturbing the *o1kmer- How would it have
| besni three weeks ago? The one thing that
! :abor upon pier, or bridge, or track would
| have effected you'd have been TO adyise the
rebels Of the intended movement.
| ITm Yagcr that II Mcclellan uaa5e Tue n
, 1862-11-26

and felt quite at home when found John IL.
Farlahar, Sergeant M1jor, amopg them, TIE
S9tn is called d Chicago rezzin,ent. and is com.
posed, as ycu kno7, Principally Of raslroad
men. Farq1oar infel med me- inst the regi-
u.ent was u magnificent state Of he,lth aud
di:cip1:ne. aud that i col!d eutm1rch ouy new
ree.lnent in The eai7ice. He did MOI say as
much, bat understood fr5m general rema, rs
made BY ethcr5, that txo-thiids Of the sick
ress in the regiment was il Company B, from
E2ypt Out ef niue deaths: sersn N sTcrs from
C,MpanyB B. The railroad hors sto:d lae life
well, and W.re teu1d as h71ay and strong as
any class oI uen in the a1lny. Ear4u1ar
i t,.:.*s il j. I 1:.t.:ss 70 CO; nc co7'utrg,
:S-4s bs,:% 4: s:ls:.-- -:'1,i5:E 1:1' glasses.
TT: t;e:t :. Iii j; 10 ':s-- S:.,t .:*d ':!-."':=
.s1. tic l! !. L. 3';,y- =, !: r;s:4t. .ust L..
G..= lere Il. q i:W uasE.
, 1862-11-26

It would he also war against The "irnua-
metal principles" Of the ps1iy calling it.
self Democratic, provided those principles
lad any relation to the name uaacr which
1lat party steals votes. But, unfortunately
for tue reasoning Of the organ in 4ues.
,it.1, tie party which it defends, has for
The last ten years, been ':s.auarety opposed
10 Tie fundamental principles" Of any
Democratic party whose name served
any o:'ss. ~ ~: ii r : i'HlticH1 ''":6f.n,
ar.! ::,c 20 ::5,;:i='c ~: : a:.,:: ;'aass
s",si''!t u q; it!s'c EEri. s;is'it i, :ha
~! = .ll;1 !: ,2V; Eve .soht:i,s o: t::e Cut
.;:cal7 Of the rebellion: the lea'less and
m,.,.agers Of the Democratic" party
xcrc, 10 use lis own 1a1;suage, "thc very
class Of ulcn among vIson the REBELLION
originated, aud vho orn'~ly declared
their opposition 10 & moc-at!c doc,1i1cs.'' y
A1d N1..t is n,;Tc: ;l.nse ve1 J ]ca,icss iil
rtt then scrEp'c TO prcclai:M their l"st''iiy
te Democracy, because >hcy ha,'ncnesl IN
be running political machine which was
called tic Democratic party. Incy, en-
like The Northern Democratic newsna-
| rcrs, respected Inc 0iIcrepcc between
names ard tlirgs. :.!'e very Cpl
tut 81 "nudsiils,' vas hurled III thc tcetl
Of Northern Democracy, wnilc nc vino
| used it, vas yet u accepted cspounaer c
',Dcnnt ratic': L .:tliues.
II. tEcn, lie argument Ct the =1iter re
1crrcu 10 proves lAe 'tyaliyo'f the" Dem
pcratic'' party, It proves the loyalty Q
tic 1ealcrs oi the rebellion. Or,
lie rarty. to which lie belongs, 70
haT Il scpre 6; years, suffered i:selG 70 b
fooled ny its leaders, and With Il loy]
lvart was made to salbsel ": ti:loyal ert}:
what guaranty CAL il p:icr TIC ccuatrysh'
:Le i>!iocy Sbic'! has ,'.ce :l.::s:le:: the c:.:
rev Of the war traitors u; tile ss.nth, M
lot again MAKE it tic Nclt-m"slriug, hr
foolish tool Of tnc peace traitors Of ii
! y Nn,.37,
, 1862-11-26

Il is sact worthy Of lot;ce, TINT ros 4
single jou-1s-.l Of any political psrts, or my
school OF military criticism, in The whole
country, hss expressed any dis-atisfacti7n
with the appointment OF Ger. GE: cslds as tar
head OF tee army, or indu:sai il =1njGst ss-
Ea1lts uper him or his n oS-neIs.
, 1862-11-26

Ga Tosst7uas zsa,ts 10 sad RsJez -SJn7atA re-;
IL ~. iAtiY Afc:!t:,ss };:-2Hs -:2i y # JElym
Lanes Lite: aaysd-32s oa!Y i:.,!s H.'is!a =
Ct:e. Ecstc,.yns SEEDS q 1Gs!yr e,:a5=r ri e IT
Honae7s into tic Confederate L;snes They t.'.:.7
tc,ae-Gcjs. IC Cyo1::s ];aE1 ,11fe Ee:o@si;sJ.
, 1862-11-26

ELe:iss srIudsEcc ii lie :;r.s yuTk Es.:.:ns os..l
UA11:.!i :. 2,tvs g. "a, 155.i1.
Lieut. ;cnry. aud lirec 81 T.. i Ia: 1:.:
:,,u: ..- ss:.s.tha,a S:a1cs, esiiv'il ;'"r. i.2@
s.. :c.- J,....a, sr.s.a Bermuda, III N,sa:a;.
2::::;:y n ov'&: al'eu: viii 7:as-. :z' n,n-'.
IT, 1c.cl Ill l.o1l: on his arEiTal. J ":.j il
ie:v.t3n>> to7'1's c7:S se i':-tty. !; -"::.s
=, ,:: zics't.: e1 as "": Els il =. :.
'..ic ,,'' 49,: N ri Arr I;,'::.:x F's,e:. sd
:,n.,: ~: .:-:! .i:;al, rs ;::.-: i y y:
~; :, :..,. y: le VIZ. s. !:~. r,!,. i y, ;ct
81 uas.f sAcT. = c!c::*s q t5: III ..sl:s
ersar gri,;er gathered enat r?.e II !s.a :.:sA
a::.f t s.:s airs i.u, The -'u.7!=!clr;',' a!aa~;
,,1esrn::a himself, SID A.l sac Z: tsce ~!
! cEn}csa cheers!
| Just as ;',;a WIS co:ug OFT; 4 .oz' 'lcman r.,
p1ay of s:c:2h huHz.,:::, r:tei,:1 l|.g aud ~:
on, aa.d 6own ;:HAy TIL il lie gutter!
| Epl:Ts. y.:rF 1tu:y. nEuHS.
tsau:r Iocs, TIT :ac vii. The ...7;s q: g.
1r<.aor.. 1,rota;}- tor t:c issr:;c;,. +. :.!z.
| c:.n.l,;::.s G: eis: ii H.. IT: 4 vess. Is 1'':
s.ri'6ir;: =, +; E':*:"i;.-Ens
, 1862-11-26

They ars making Preparations in St.
Lonis to give magnificent bail IN st. Louis,
IL eozn1ae.u1n u1nozation of the regent anaacipa-
ton victory in Missouri. Gen. Fremont aud
ether distinguished Emencirs:ioaists Tiu be
Ereaeut,
, 1862-11-26

rn.,c . :: !: - c:sic:i3a f:onl III: care.:o' :.
Ecsie Z; ::1es.
1:,s III, 8: (. =: e!Gi,5 u.1=., II IL: c5=s:, -
1.-:x .- &-fc .',Ea-
III; 81 ~ Gu7I"tNT.
:;t,: -, T,ni-S,
~; -!;;u L, =! N; JUG2NAL
, 1862-11-26

5 IT. o. c. 1,n2=rr.:S' e:we;3-! ,:t:t :5~1-
:r.c; .::s.u t::n. Iry.e;,t,as is-7:;c ';i3.:;
ii.7. - tls5 i..'-rcsNaS H. ,;:7--?he a:'e':.,;;t
.E~y: ":"S- !is Res1..'cat; C:1:1] ;t,,:,a:::.,.
, 1862-11-26
l. Rebel Cl,:sl,1;zst. Great O.,
Whisky and POKER.

& Gallant Charge Led Ey {. Tribune
Roy.
, 1862-11-26
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY, !,
a Reconnaissance to, and
Capture Of Ripley
The Kansas "Jayi1aykers'
An1on3 the Rebels.

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caye n i,a:.s! = Late copy Of he Alur::2sE-
.4ro i1>!;:') 7::nxs,, snail singh, aec:, ir.n
E:;en Lip Il is1 i.cnis ncs :ikeiy 10 have
, 1862-11-26

i.-i$:;-.G tAs f1>s>r@;. ':,n-~GH:s'Ts fAfs;yt7a
1iCpS Ci!.. Nysfci.>is-Jj.a.its ;''r i>,:9;-'-
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II :.:j: Et,:-.:.
, 1862-11-26
u ttiNlh:E1-<Agg=-ts, f;uc grsat
kSEXs PRazE @AEKAk1-s#s,

: *S5- " q 82Efafa - IN Il I'd Fl
EoF ready sgd Ii wonGcrfa ..al1.lL.
n .4c.cr5 NOVELTY, unl;ks snx ot;=r rscS.;e e-c7
.:': coa,a.aE grentec variety sT.I.r*.:'.~ sad
e:3 SO "s1fh! :ts: >'!.: s?.1'::t :1:ws1ET,
a.5 one Of sress cc14b:Ezd i. ;:tS-2 E.,Ago+.
I-fs- MEN a.l tIiECEErs. :ls net e .le tasF.
l#- s:2ai for circulars And he ceryi1ce.
G, -. ETr:'s : tC;
~ a. Ala ISL SHts e.t Estcr.7 - .:.os8,
~ = y TIE D-Ag"nts.
JUST EECEI WE'D
z.7o!a@Ne-: s-ce T.=ts tz:t Dad Is, ol::a U-it-a
s.: +s- P-tre - ct.t3. .-.--
!:7Jri,! ngw Map II sAe IFr:eet E;-tes cao-ci IN
E:Eci:=. I=ai 5y t:sc SecEs4a-e ri lit: Ea'F Gz:se
" e":1-.
~. T-,c.fa.c at.-Gs!r. Nap &! v:-sia.:, sh9strZ
;s 7e:.t:ssa 1f tie I'm; II Tie Pc:3na:- tcc =
ce7:G.
*c above 4sps .1 q: f7ee 70 sEy 7sT- r Il: cnu7'
.r or ree4.r: q! -11s,i rssce SaEd stsa.1 y Ger
ste tue -;eu1pat HOUSE, I5. fa1JlGl
, 1862-11-26

X: AN?:ti, i: 10 raa;io, is v&nt-
e.i IT.. u !. n .:;..er, w;.3 leis ire 80
80: .r: l...7s *=zf 2ant lat t.:;t4-
81 -M'c- -: e @c.:S WI rc:.av;-
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s:aiy l.. ts" .:7: ot lEa~c aGi..-.5, Espc -. Nel.
T. rs. L1cc.. --..s ~
, 1862-11-26

Ea. -. -. .''.--;;3'' c''s@:1l!.|,s. Arl,lg
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, 1862-11-26

" / NIH.:t a S;,t.a 'o:1 by q
! ! 1ia&dr .faa eanab:s * .7=aehtue .eaool OF
''-e7'rG Eoos>. No:1'l Re wi!tl@ TO 20 t1:o -:
tssr-y or er"s1e II :Ev 1us.ress wi'ec Ae wnaid
z9:i: "i''% cs-s-aE- H:Si.l. arss 70. J nluch
i. III -o,e:s AZ a.... :i''H T5r. a*E: ~ cfs1el';e
! :.e. A.:tsa !. =. t.ox 3.s1. CLcagc. L..
ne.&c - s.
, 1862-11-26

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EACH NICE HOTEL.
HlLLSBORO' STREET, RALEIGH "

HAvlNG PURCHASED THE PROPERTY IN THE
~ lily OF Raleigh recently occupied by Major Phillips
sna known as Phillips Hotel" have opened it for he
OF the public under the name an style of
nne extensive improvement now going on and which
VIII be completed soon as possibeHtbe erection o
and the thorough overhaung and renoyatipo of
e'a ones-w render the Exchange Convenient aud COM
lortaoe; and the proprietor is determined that its man
sseeht ana internal arrangements shall be such as to
avora6iy with the first class hotels the country
me liable viii lie abundantly supplied with the best the
market and the country Affords aud no efforts or ernan.
spared to render the house in every respect com.
Inc Exchange is located on Hlsboro street some tvo
hundred yards west of the Capitol. ''' WV
Ihrty to forty large and commodious rooms will he
ready tor occupation by the assembling of the Legislature
liberal share of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited Give US call and will endeavor to treat Won
Omnibusses will be in atendapce at tbc c,rs IN conway
passengers to and from the Exchange
W. II. CUNINGGIM, Proprietor.
L. BRASsoN, Superintendent.
Raleigh, N. C., Oct. 81, 1862 44-w&swlm.
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HEApo'Rs 19Tu On. Cav N. G. IT,
Near Culpepper G.. H., Va.,

W.
Near Culpepper c. H., Va,
NOVEMBER, 49, 1862
Mr. EDIToE:-I have been informed that it is a
common rqmor IN certain parts of North Caroliua
that some officers of this regiment did positively
refuse to charge the enemy when ordered BY me "
SO 10 20, In an engagement We had with the Yam
KEGS, near the town of Warrenton Va.
take pleasure in asserting that such rumor is
oase SANDER and totally unfOunded The officers
ana men OF this regiment while under nv personal
command. behaved with great gallantry and prompt
ness, anu regard it as Il most unkind and unpen.
ue'nah'y act on the part of any individual to fab
fcate reports that are liable to detract from, the
good name Of any officer or soldier.
In the second fight at Warrenton, the conduct Of
some s. officers who had opportunity of making
nSht deserves honorable mention, as well as in the
Haymarket affair. >N'
Capt Wick, of company E, though the object Of
many OF the Yank's brief remarks, still escaped
nnhurt, and when ordered to the charge, he with
iour men who were holding an exposed position
win the Captain, dashed forward with such speed
on his favorite "Molle" as to place himself at the
advance, and he himself and two of the men with
hm a., each brought in live Yank from the chase.
:, Inc omcers of companies and l. made brilliant
charge and led the way. Lieut. D. @. BRYAN COM
pany J. and Lieut. j. c. Pegram, Adi't. both re.
cevea shot in the sabre belt that but for the CLASP
would doubtless have proved fatal. Lieut. Turner
company b, and Sergeant Lucky now Lieutenant
were among the foremost ones in the charge and
tney TOO conducted to the rear their spoils in the
shape Of Yanks and arms
In such an engageu t is invidious to men.
ton names; but the of 1eefs and men all behaved
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SENATE.


SATURDAY, November 90, 1862.
The Senate met at 10 O'clock
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lansdale
journal of Friday read.
MIR. Lassiter introduced q resolution concerning
the culture O: tobacco
MIR. Lassiter said this resolution is not intended
to prohibit by law the cultivation of tobacco the
propriety OF which is too questionable, in regard to
this as well as any of the industrial products of the
country. But the necessity is becoming greater
every day for US to husband our resources. and to
look well to the future.
BY the steady advance of our enemies the area
from which our supplies are to come is gradually
diminishing, and by emigration into. the interior.
many consumers have to be supported without
corresponding number of producers; and the ten
thousand men proposed to be raised for the State
defence will reduce the number. In view of these
pressing reasons, hope the committee on apricul
ture will introduce a resolution recommending to
the people of the State the Importance of cuyafinc
only those crops which will support human life
Mr. Ellis from the committee on claims renorted
back q resolution IN favor of s. s. Hicks. recon-.
mending its passage.
:, Mr. Sharpe suggested that it would be best for
the committee to report bill covering all claims of
the character of the one now before the Senate #
would save time. "''' ~
MIR. Ramsay called after ion to the fact that the
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ASHLAND LODGE, No. 211, A. Y.M.)

For the Standard.
ASHLAND LODGE, No. 211, A. Y.M)
Mt. AIRY, N. c., Nov. Goth, 1862
At communication held at Masonic Hall this
evening, the following preamble ana resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased an Advise Providence
in the mysterious and inscrutable dispensation of
His laws, to remove from among us, our friend and
brother, WILLIAM c. KINGsBuRY, member of Com
pany G, End Regiment N. G. Troops, who died at
Charlottesville, Va, on the 9th day of Nov 1862 :;
and whereas, it is just and proper, while bowling in
meek submission to the fats of Omnipotence, that
We should, in accordance with the custom of our
Order, and the promptings of our own hearts, pay
the only remaining tribute to the memory of our
deceased brother; therefore,
ResoIred, That We have heard with feelings of
deep and painful regret of the death of our friend
and brother, W. G. Kingsbury.
Resotred, That our thanks are due and hereby
rendered to our brethren of Charlottesville Lodge
Virginia, for the fraterna respect paid the remains
of our deceased brother.
Resotoed, That We tender to the family and friends
OF our brother our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolred, That we will wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolced That copies of these resolutions be sent
to the family of the deceased, and to Charlottesville
Lodge Va, and to the Editors of the Greensboro
Patriot, and NJ c. Standard for publication.
j. S. HILL, W. NJ.
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PROPOSALS FOR COPPER ANN -
e.. s. Nouv
C 3. Navy DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF ORDINANCES Axn Uynn

OfflcE OF ORDNANCE AND HYDRoGR, yur
r,n RICHMOND, Va, Nov, o ISs, I
EALED PROPOSALS WILL RE Rprpii.r J
~ ms ofhce until o'clock on Saturday HE'LL AT
neEemSer 1852 for furnishing and deyernr f day Of
1T the Navy for the year ending Decemher a 'r the
v. quantities and descriptions of Copper and s h.
o Is tons Of Ingot Copper
!,ooo tons of accepted Gun Iron.
i'ooo ions Of No. cold blast charcoal Tr,r
1000 tons of No. 2 do iron.
1910 tons of No 3 do I
1000 tons of hot blast Iron. Wv
$500 tons charcoal Blooms
1900 tons of Iron Plates for cev.r;,.
and finished vessels, punched
ne whole to be subject to inspection and aporov,
Iersons Offering will state the price Der TON
.1r me rig iron and Blooms, and the price nc ' os
he iron Plates and Copper and how soon bv @ Tor
aIScr WITHIN the year, the whole qmn,itv "f
anI iron which they may offer to furnish, vi copper
Inc oeiiVenes are to be made to some aptbor;,,
at the nearest Railroad or Canal Statiun agent
"1eie the Copper and Iron manufactured e places
Each proposal must be accompanied by - vr,,
ah'ee signed by two responsible parties Of th guar.
.ne person Offering to comply with his bid sbond 'n Of
the VIVID approve sursies in twice the amount =,
hacn proposal must be sealed endorsed pro,os,,
copper Iron" the case NAV be- and APPS 'sa 'r
Commander GEORGE MINOR, Chief ot 0ra n,esed to
photography, Richmond, Va " ''o'''ce and
Nov %, 1889. oe s