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SALE OF HOTEL.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov p, 1862.
The Exchan cel in this City, sold at auction to-
day. hundred and thousand (s10 0o0) dollars
Il was bought by Robert A. for himself and 9TH
e.s. The sale is considered low.
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FIRE.-The bell give the alarm of fire about o'clock
last night. The se broke out at the foot of Mulberry
Street, in some Rice straw An old shed, and we be-
lieve some Resin, was destroyed. The Howard fire
Company was on hand in as short time as possible
and eztpguished The fre.-Daity Journal, 25h.
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

RICHMoND Nov 18th, 1862
Persons from Fredericksburg to-day, say all is uet and
dem onstraton either side The impression that he
enemy have moved tebulk of his towards COMA
Creek though his pickets extend Rappahannock River
Some refugees have ret urned
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at, of course twice or three times much as it will
cost Patriotism and Philanthropy where art thou
gomez In every mans pocket, perhaps it may be found
with much more ease than anywhere Else.
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ATTACK UPON FORT pcALLsrER.

AUGUSTA Nov. 10-The Savannah papers of this Morn
ing say Abolition gun boats and mortar
attacked Fort McAser Genesis Point the Cgeecbes
river yesterday morning After farce engagement The
boats retired. Our loss is three slightly wounded
The works are still 10 perfect order.
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DTvfDENps-rhe Directors OF the Wilmington &
Weldon Railroad have recently declared dividend OF
II per cent on its capital STOCK payable on and after
the LIST Of January next.
The Directors of the Wilmington Manchester Rail
Road have declared dividend OF ten per cent? payable
on ard after the 22d of November, lust.
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Somewhat Rich.

We f1d the folio wing in the Columbus, (Ga,) Sun
Of the l9,h We presume that some of the names will
be recognized by our citzens
soldier in the army, formerly well known citizen o.
this ace writes to 4triend Pncl sing the following docu
ment from the New York HerG OF the 24lh ultlmo
UNION WAR b. ETING!
Under The a,sp ces Of Citizens from the Sl1ue States
The Union loving citz.s of the City of New York, ire
spectve OF party, nV ed to meet the undersigned
citizens OF States in isurrectoa against the Fedora
The CoopzR IHTIrUE,
On Saturday evening ucto' 25 1862 for the purpose
pivoq an emphatic endorsement The efforts now being
n de ny the constituted authorities Of the laHd to crush
III cru, and prOscriptig,s re6t lion D. ,roz,..
Bon Philip Fr zier, Of Florida,
Rev A FISHERMAN, of Virginia,
( alyir l.. Robinson, OF ri lija and
win certainly add 6ss the meeting.
John G. WiDter, Esq, OF Georgia,
Few Mr. Carter, # Tennessee, and
Cen Prepus of Illinois late prisoner in the hands O
the rebels expected 10 be present and address the
DlI Th Up Frazier Of Florida,
J Clanp, OF FDudt,
John >, -amms OF Florida.
CALVIN l. Robinson, OF Florida,
William Aaop, of Florida,
Passn W. ody, q Fjoroa,
=. + Pdrrer, OF Florida,
10 eph bennington, Of Florida,
J. y purg1, OF Florida,
G.. y. HuUd, of Florida,
f s.. Howe, Of F! ,rtaa,
J L hathaway, Of No tn carolioa [yilm'neton.l -,
W. a VI, NOtlh VI Nlitt lrHyej VI Whining wen
In, wn ia the Sac
W. Jones, OF NORTH 'aro.ina.
{ uslow, Of North Carolina,
John bhe. of No n Carolina,
hu G. Water, OF Geo ga,
aces 80 tier, OF Grorg
N Re d. of South Carolina.
Walter >. arr OF South Carolina,
b. r, campbell, of Tennessee,
Ebb0il Smith, OF Tennessee,
A. Bassermau OF Virginia,
And one buuuTed others.
TO The uam,s Of those who known in Wilmington and
tbe state we make note in brackets to that effect. We
sh be particularly marked They all Northern
m,n who whatever they may be worth to the South,
except j. c. W. and don't 4now that he worth any
thing.
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9a We are pleased to be informed that the telegraph
cee at this place opened last Saturday evening
Our readers viii doubt roice in this, we are thus
enabled to resume Geographic dispatches the first Of
which was received last night and appears in cur col
umns today from Richmond and Charleston. II any
thing farther should be received up to The time Of going
to press, it all will be found under Geographic head
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aoop NEws-sALT nd. BE CHEAP.

OHAKLksTONi NOV. "a, 1857
An immense bed of Rock Salt, aording apparently On
inexhausibe SUPPLY has been accideny discovered
eliza, Ala. Goy Pickens has received telegram der
contract to supply the State with any amount dev
cred at Augusta, at Eve dollars per bushel.
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The Baltimore Sun the capture of Major Reid
Saunders. ton OF George N Saur ders Esq Sd inst
of the creeks which emp ties into the
The SIM says at the time of his capture he waiting
for an English vessel to convey him to Europe with
federate dispatches.
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The next session of the Confederate Congress
will commerce in the Capital at Richmond, on the ID
Monday IN January next.
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MAYORS UFFICE,
Wilmington, b. g., Nov. ID, 1862
Hon. THOMAS PERsE,
Mayor OF Savannah:
S-I affords greatest pleasure to certify to the
in which Messrs CO.l - Y3Ie8u have discharged
the duties assigned tDe here during the prevalence OF the
epidemic. Thsy haVe beer unCnng in their exertiOns
through aud under Gods providence have rendered
for which cannot sufficiently express our
thabkfuinees.
Allow add, in conclusion. my thanks to rou for
the timely aid rendered in The selection OF these gentlemen
Your 0bedient servant
JOHN DAWSON, Mayor.
The following esolaion introduced by Alderman
Cue, and adopted
Resored That the thanks of this Board be rendered to
MessTs H. Cox and w. NJ ValIeau for their valuable
services in repairing Wm1gtOn and that The OF
foar hundred dolieTs be paid to each.
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Ireysi.ATryE PRoCEkDrNGs.

The Senate mst pursuant adjournment, the Speaker
PRAYER by Rev Henry Hardie
Journal Of day previous read and approved.
Mr. Simpson presen ed the credentials Of the Senator
elect from Caswell whereupon Mr. Brown vas qualined
and took bis seat.
from Gates and Chewan who bad mssid his credentials,
but there question of his election MI Eure was
TIE sps aker then ed the following Joint Stand
ing Committees the part of tbs Senate:
ON DEAF. DUMB AND BLIND AsYLUE.
Messrs Arendel, Copeland and Taylor, of Nash.
SWAMP LANDS.
Measrs Slaughter, Med. insey and Murrill,
on PUBLIC BUILDINGS GROUNDS.
Hessrs. Lane, Jarratt and Dickson.
Messrs Ellis, Patrick and Lassiter.
CHEROKEE LANns WESTERN TURNPIKE.
Messrs sbipp Powell and Neal.
INSANE ASYLUM.
Messts. Brown Ramsey and smith, of Macon
Mr.. Ellis presented memorial from ire Gle OF %
lumbus county asking Legislature to clearly define the
crime of extorton, and praying that adequate
may be inflicted for the same.
MIR. Simpson. from tn Committee to whom the Joint
Rules were reeommtted reported the same PACK WIN an
amendment, Recommending their adoption Concurreo IN
MI Smith, Macon. introduced a resolution nsructing
the Committee on Military Affairs to inquire into the expe
dency of paying to disabled and The widows az
orphans of Soldiers until the are provide
for Dy the Confederate Government Passed and referred
Mr. Shpp intro duced bill to modify act passed al
al EXTRA sessin of Legislature entitled bill to change
the jurisdiction of the Courts and the rules of pleading
(Repeais several sections OF the sct) heIeffeu 10
dietary Committee ard, on Mr. Whites motion, ordered &c
be printed. =,
Taylor, of Chatham, bill repeating the 18th sec "a
chap Revised Code Substitutes vey stringent sector
in leu thereof. relative to gaming generally.
Gin MIR. Halls motion the bill referred to the CoIn
mttee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Young introduced bill amending the Charter of thu
Western Plank Road Company Passed first reading anf
refer ed to Committee on Internal improvements
| Mir. Ramsey from the Committee On Claims. reported
back the Senate resolution favor of Phil D. smith
recommending passage. The resolution then passed it
second reading and motion of Mr. Smith, of Arson tn
rules suspended and the resolution passed it's third
last reading in the Senats.
Mr. Lasser introduced RESOLUTION to refer much
The Governors message relates raising ments
for State defence. to the Committees Mill
tary Affairs. Adopted and referred.
Mr. Ellis introduced resolution. ing sundry inql
ries of the Quarter Master General for this State
On motion of Mr. Ramsey leave of absence granite
to the Senator from New Hanover (Mr. Hal) fof hre
days.
On Mr.. Simpsons notion the Senate adjourned until
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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Fort FISHER Nov. 24th, 1862.
EDITORS JOURNAL The Schooner Harkaway, Captain
sabistan only IL days from Nassau with $40 sacks Salt
has arrived safely.
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WILMINGTON, N. O., THURSDAY, Eov'R u, 1862.
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We fod tie following in the Savannah papers unde
the head of Miscellaneous Matter :"
MAYORS OFFICE.
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Saturday, Nov y The following resolution passed its
second reading IN the Senate to-day:
RtSoEUed That the Governor be authorized to Law an
immediate emba all articles of cl,thing, wooiens
shoes leather clio Of kind cotton ya MS provisions
OF articles Of prime necessity except articles held by
properly authorized agents of this and the Confederate
and other States of the Confederate States and this
resolution shall have the force and effect of law tn
space OF thirty days from and after it's passage"
The Committee appointed the election of
Comptroller reported the whole number of cast l29
of which Mr.. Brogden received us.
The Committee t. superinterd the election of Solicitor
for the 9Th Judicial circuit reported II a. B. Mer!inon
ESQ., OF bnncombe had received majority of the
cast and was therefore elected.
Tbs COMMITTEES appointed to superntend the election of
Solicitor of the LIST Judicial ccut reported 1928 votes
Mr.. Yates received the entire number.
message was received from the House transmitting the
crossed resolution in regard to the embargo with an
amendment thereto extending its provisions the arti
ces specified whether native products not. The amend
ment concurred ID.
Also message transmitting enrolled luton to pro,
hbt the OF articles of prize necessity nd
the limits of the State for the signature the Speaker
! Adjourned.
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s4-several weeks reported that NAL Car
rier named II igan, the cunt Pleasant and NcCleI-
lie south Carolina hal been captured By the
enemy, together with th3 mail We from the Charles
ton Courier that Mill gan arrested together with
Ferrbee the 18th inst at tbs house Of the latter by
de achn Mt Of Capt Wideg's cavalry From the
of the investigation made ny Capt Wilder, OF Mill
gans case it leads believe that be had been acDgG
spy, giving the enemy information while in the employ Of
the government mail carrier The to be Invested
by the pro cont when he is not guilty of the charges
Of course he will be scq lifted.
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HOUSE Of COsNIuNs.

FRIDAY, Nov. q, 1862.
The House called to order at Ii O'clock o. m.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Lansde Baotist Church
The journal OF yesterday read and amended. MIR
Mann of Pasquotank, appointed op the Joint Com
mittee on Military ATairs, eiGe hr. Dornel excused
MIR Rid lick representative from Perqumans county ap
peared and was qaaIidc d.
Mr.. Shepherd introduced resolution to raise
Select Committee to consider the expedency of establish
ing state Printing Office in connection with the Asylum
for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind withdrew it learn
iug that ar Amis had already offered similar resolution
On motion OF Mr. Buren, message sent to the
Seree proposing to raise Joint Committee to consider SO
much of the Governors Message relates
of Slaves.
Mr. bryson, resolution requiring the Committee on
taIy Affairs to consider the proprietT of sending commits
sion CT three to visit sick and disabled soldiers ia CAMP
lief, Adopted.
Mr.. NcKsy, resolution insructing en- irourv by the
Judcia committee into the expedency fixing scale
of !riceS for articles of prime necessity. Adopted.
Finance Committee the proprety Of relieving from
taxation persons whose property has been destroyed by
the puOhc enemy. Adopted.
Mr. Bryson, resolution that the Comm ttee on Miary
affairs coBslder the prepIey granting pen ns to dis
aoed soldiers and the families of soldiers dying
Mr. rerbles, resolution eerrDg 50 much of the Gov
message relates to State defences to the Commit
tee Military fans Adopted.
Mr.. Lyle, resolution in favor of joseph WEIGH Re
red to The Committee on Cherf kee Lands
BILLS ON THEIR FEST BEADING
Mr. Shepherd, bill to authorize payment of sa aries
to Ju Iges whose circuits possession of the
Referred to the Judiciary Committee
Mr. Mann, If Pasquotank, bill amend the 9th section
Committee.
Mr. Byson, bill to authorze the Agent fer the sale of
Che okee ands to refund purchase money in certain
cases Keiotred to the Committee Cherokee Lands
Mr. Shepherd, bill to al borize the President and D
rectos OF the Literary Fund elect Treasurer and
scribe his duties. Referred to the Committee on Edaca
ton.
Mr. Head n, bill authorizing the Magistrates of Chat
ham County to levy tax for king the pub roads in
said county. Referred the Committee on Private Bills
Mr.. Brown bill to amend the charter of the Western
Plank Road Company. Referred the Committee ON In
Jernal I'm 'r0VemeRts.
Mr. Blu gin, bill to establish the It'll Judicial Circuit
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The House adj burned.
Errdtens-In yesterdays proceedings on the Commit
tee on the eaf and Dumb Asylum, eeners name wa
misprled Kener.
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ARRIVED SAFE.

Through the courtesy of friend we have received tie
following dispatch
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TIE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

ooNFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
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GGg~ We had splendid foat on Saturday and Sun
day nights and the atmosphere is really wholesome this
forenoon. Gen. Yaow Jack is DO more-he has done
ali the mischief his power, and has finally yield=d to
bis fate though we must say he died bard-tbe fate OF
most sinners.
All we, the people of town, now want, rs for our
country friends to have mercy us, and bring in
their produce such pork bes eggs butter, poultry
meal -four canbages, NC, for the inner man, and wood
to keep US warm. We would also suggest to the own
ers of such articles to have some little conscience ar
the buyers sensible discretion to prices. Make
a note of this ta'ers AID corsunlors.
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BUY A HOME.

THE subscriber offers ut Private Sale the
following Real Estate situate in Cambria
County to wit:
H:s Mansion Property situate in the West
end Of the Borough of Ebensburg, consis
ting of Square Of Ground, having thereon
erected 4 commodiUuS DWELLING house.
a large STABLE or BARN, and several
other Out Buildings, together with q half
Lot of Ground on which there Is 4 never
failing Spring IF the purest soft water, from
which the House &c., Is supplied. Wants
to dispose Of this rs e,intendS removing L.
another part of the Borough
ALSO.-Three Lots of Ground situate IN
theBorough Of Sunmitville. having thereon
erected a BRICKsDWELLING HOUSE.
two FRAME HOUSES. and a large Stable.
VIII be sold together OF sepeTate as may
suit purchasers.
ALSO.-A Lot Of Ground situate IN the
Borough Of L0Tetto. fronting on St. Nary'z
Street and extending back 10 st. Joseph's
Street adjoining Lot of John TroNeii on the
East, and Lot Of the Heirs Of Anthony Lit
Finger. decd, on the West. having thereon
erected a one and ahalf story FRAME house
II feet in front and 20 IN depth.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land stu
ate inCambria township, adjoining the al
cieat Cihi ofiiuleau. lands of James and Geo.
Mills, Charles p. Murray, Alex M'Nickor
and others, containing % acres auG S3 pr
ches.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land stu
ate in Munster township, bounded by the
Ebensburgand CreSson Rail Road. lands o
Peter KaylCr and others, containing %
acres and % perches, (nearly all cleared)
( having thereon erected aLOG DWELLING
! HOUSE AND 4 STABLE.
ALSO.-A tract of land situate in Wash
ington township, adjoining lands of Jacob
Burgoon, Joseph Cristc, Hugh J. AI'Cics-
key and others, containing 800 acres or
thereabouts, which will be sold in parcels
! if desired by purchasers.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel of land situate
| on the Pennsylvania Rail Road, near Por-
| tage Station in Washington township, con
tanning so acres.
| ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land situate
/ in Summerhill township, bounded by the
/ Pennsylvania Rail Road. lands of the Heirs
/ of Robert Finn, decd, Patrick Riley aid
others. containing about 60 acres. having
! thereon erected several DWELLING HOU-
SES.
! ALSO.-A tract of land situate in ALE
! gheny township, adjoining lands of Patricb
1 M'Guire and others, containing 2l2 acre;
and 80 perches and allowance.
1LSO.-A tract of land situate in Chcs
! township, Oate the property of Frederici
and MaryM. Schneider adjoining lands o
/ John Ballweber and others, containing Isl
/ acres, more or less, asrnall portion Of which
is cleared and thereon erected q CABIN
HOUSE.
ALSO.-AbOut 1000 acres Of land, stu
ate on the waters of Blacklick, in Carol
township, which will be sold in lots as MAJ
suit purchasers.
WILLIAM KITTELL
Ebensburg, October % 1s6o.-4s-tf
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EBgYSBURG HOUSE.

iNle uuaeEslEei having purchased ala.
1 taken possession of the Ebgnbur-
House (forme'y Occupied by Henry Foster ;
WI be happy 70 receive and accommei-
ate his old customers. and all others who
may be disposed 10 patrUnize him. The
Proprietor feels assured from the spacious
HOUSE, STABLE * other facilities that
he can offer at least as good accolnmo
dations rs can be had at any other I'm the
place. lie is in possession ofa lar-e-supply
Of the Choisest liquors with which las bar
Will be furnished; his table viii be furu
ished with all tn luyUrieS Of the season. and
he intends by his hospitality and care, 70
merit the patronage Of al tLose who stop
withhim.
ISAAC CRAWFORD
Ebensburg April. L. 1861. If
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GUTTA PERCHk CEMENT.

For preserving and repairing Tin aud other
Metal Roofs of every description, from its
great elasticity, is not injured by the COR
traction and expansion of metals. And
will not CRACK IN COLD OR RUN IN
WARM WEATHER.
These materials have been thoroughly
tested in New York and all parts Of the
southern and Western States and we can
give abundant proof Of all we claim in this
favor.
They are readily applied by ordinary lab
orcrs, at a trifing expense.
"N0 HEAT Is REQUIRED
These materials are put MP ready for use
andior shipping to all parts % the country,
with full printed directions for application.
Full descriptive circulars will be furnished
on Application by mail in or person at our
Principal Office and Warehouse.
rs WILLIAM STREET,
Corner of Liberty Street New York.
JOHNS & CRCSLEY.
AGENTS WASTED !-TERMS CASH.
June II. '61.-ly.
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UNION HOUSE.
EBENSBURG PA.

JOHN A BLAIR. Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR VIII spare ua 1ls,i..-
80 render tl.5S E..,l. wurthyuI cautiu1l..-
ti0u OF the liberal share Of fsabiic patron
age Il las heretofore received. His table
VIII always je furnished with The Ia~t the
market affords, has bar with lle l-sl li
hqUors,
His stable IS large, and viii be attended.
by an attentive and oblEinG hos;ler.
EbCulur- April 1S6l.
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skDDLFRyl sADnIERYl

FISEE SUBSCRIBER would respect-u..E
j inform the citizens Of Ebeusbur- and
surrounding country, thar he has opeHe-
Ssddler's shop, IN tie basement u ms
dwelling house. on Homer street. where Be
Is prepared 10 furnish 70 order on ta.
most reasona bic terms, every d scTipt,1n -i
Saddles, Brides, and Harness &c.
Having many years experience IN ne
business, employing none bD' the be-l
wcrNmen- and using the best material I-' @
all his work, he hopes to MERIT and reo5.',
liberal share Of the public patronage
Country produce al all times taken i-
Tor work, aad the highest market pI7c-2
exchange allowed.
JAMES MAGD III
Ebensburg. Sept, Il. ls59.-tt
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MANHOOD,
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EBENSBURG FOUNDRY.-HAVING
EZ pur chased the entire stock and fixt-
ures of the EbCuslurg Foundry, the
subscriber Is prepared to furnish farmers
and others with
PEOUs ES, Plough Points. stoves
Mill ETCns. ThEeSbfBg Machines
and castings Of any kind that may be nee
ded In the community.
By strict attention 10 the business Of
the concern, he hopes 30 merit, and
trusts he VIII receive 3 liberal patronage
from thoseiu want Of article In lis line
An BUSINESS done at the Foundry
EDWARD GLASS.
March %, '55-tf. Is, 1861
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NEIT TAILOR SHOP.

The undersigned having opened cut Tai
loTing Establishment, over the store room
occupied by d. J.Evans & Son, respectfully
informs the public that the tailoring bUsi-
ness will there be carried on in al its bran
ckes. AL work viii he done IN the latest
style, with neatness and dispatch, and upon
the most reasonable terms
ROBERT ID. THOMAS.
EbensbUrg, May 18th, 1861. f.