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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

ocr s-in the Senate bill was passed to pay the off,
GERS OF the Navy who were arrested and i'm
prsoued by the Lincoln government fer respnipp their
commissions IN the United States service.
O'CLOCK the senate went into secret session, and
remained until adjournment.
for Collectors of the War Tax.
Elias c. Boudaot delegate elect from the Cherokee ma
ton, was admitted to all the privileges of territorial
representative.
A bill was reported from the Committee of Wsys and
Means and passed.
The first session provides that all treasury notes issued
after the LIST December next shall be made undabe only
In bonds bearing interest Of per cent annnm but
per cent.
The second section provides that the Secretary Of the
treasury shall have authority by public notice. to require
all holders of Treasury notes 10 fund the in per
cent bonds within months from date notice. and
all notes. which shall be presented for funding shall there
after be entitled to DO ndabe in six per bonds
The House also passed bill empowering the President
suspend the writ of habsas corpus whenever in his udg
ment the public safety may require -such suspension to
apply only such made by the authorities of tho
Confederate Government for offences against the
OcI l0-ln the Senate to-day bill was passed increa-
sing the pay Of Department Clerks after which the Senate
went into secret session.
In the House. motion to postpone the further conside
The Senate BILL increasing the pay of Clerks passed
with amendments. Also the House bill to relieve the army
OF incompetent officers.
OcT 1.-THE evening session of the Senate reassem5led
at m. and sat with closed doors until Sunday.
The bill from the committee of conference increasing
compensation of all officers and employees of the several
executive and legislative departments employed in the city
Of Richmond passed. Adjourned to a. m. Monday.
In the House. the Senate bill for the relief of the Confed
crate Bible Society passed Amendments Senate bill
authorizing the of volunteer companies for local
defence, concured in. The conference committee bill in
creasing compensation of officers passed.
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COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WAKE COUNTY,
" negro man who says his name is WASHINGTON,
and that he belongs to Capt William Smith, of tie 9Th
regiment n c. T. and that he resides in Petersburg
bury, n G., BY bis MASTER and by some accident they be-
separated and he the said boy, taken up and
committed a runaway.
Also another negro, calling himself HENRY BROOKS;
be is free and that he is from Wayne County. N. c.
and bound to Benz Herring, of said county, dead.
Said boy is bright mulatto, about 81 years old.
Notice is hereby given that the come
forward prove property pay charges and take them away
or they will be dealt with as the law directs.
w. H. HIGH, Sheriff.
Oct. IA, 1862. ss-tI
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Vote on the Exemption Bill.

The following is the vote Of the House Of Repre-.
sentatves by which the Exemption bill was passed
Yeas-Messrs. Arlington, Atkins, Baldwin, Bat
son, Boteler, Boyce, E. NJ. Bruce Chambers, Clapp,
Clark, Collier, Conrad, Cook, Dargan, DeJarnett,
Dupre, Farrow, Freeman Garland, Garrett Goode,
Graham, Hartridge, Heiskill, Hilton, Holcomb Holt,
johnson, Kerner, Mcdowell, McRae, Miles, Pugh,
Royston, Russell, Wilcox, Wrightof Texas, Wright
of Tenn, Mr.. Speaker-4O.
Nays-Messrs. Ashe Aver, Bonham, Bridgers,
Chiffon, Copton, Curry, Foote Foster, Gardenheir,
Gartrell, Hanly, Herbert Kenan of N c., Lander,
Marshall, Mcqueen, Menees, Perkins, Rails, Smith
Of Ala Smith of N. c., Swami, Tibbs Trippe, Vest,
Welch-2S.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Arlington, of this State
voted for the BILL and Messrs. Ashe, Bridgers, Re.
nan, Lander, and Smith of this State against it.
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Virginia has reserve Of State Troops Of 20, 900
under Gen. Floyd, and South Carolina has, we be-
lieve, $4,000 under an experienced commander
Will the Mercury inform US if the latter figures are
correct? Our Legislature soon to assemble will be
called on to consider promptly our State defences
With the prospect before US that the enemy will
soon make desperate attempt to extend his lines
still furthe. towards our INTERIOR we must have men
to meet them. Selfpreservation is the first law of
nature. "The blood Of Douglas can protect it.
self"
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YELLOW FEyER-During the week ending Frida

YELLOW FEvER.-During the week ending Friday
last there had been 395 new cases of Yellow fever
in Wilmington, and only 40 deaths. The malgnity
of the disease, rejoice to say, has been evidently
arrested. We hope the early appearance of frost
will Danish the disease speedily. We are glad to
perceive that there is much substantial sympathy
being exhibited by different communities in for
wasding relief to that afflicted and distressed people
We regret that death has added another to his VIC
TINS, Mr. Jas. I. Miller, among the valuable and
nrom,nent citizens who have fallen.
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The RIGHT Sp1R1T-Mr. A. Mcintyre, tanner of
Chatham County, in note to Us, says that he is
perfectly willing to sell leather to his neghbors or
to the Government at the prices paid by the Con-
federate Government, viz: 81 per pound for sole
leather S125 for harness leather, and $3.50 for up
Der leather. Why cannot other tanners initiate his
example? We have heard of a few other tanners
who do not charge the exorbitant prices demanded
by some, but we have not their names. The war
must either be terminated quickly by our arms, or
the specuators will end it in the ruin of the South
in six months.
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YANKEE OurRAGEs.-A correspondent of the Fay
etteville Observer, writing from Core creek, near
Newbern, says:
"Our regiment has returned to Kinston, expect
ing every day to be ordered to Richmond. We re-
main here and are within six miles of the Yankee
camp-can hear their drum for reveilie and tattoo
every morning and evening. When l relate what
has occurred in this neghborhood for the last few
days, you will be astonished that our Government
is still ordering N. O. regiments to Virginia and
leaving our people to the mercy of these ruthless
wretches Two Yankees entered a respectable farm
er's house few days ago, took him out into the
yard ane tied him fast to tree, q withhold his
name then went into the house and forced his wife
and grown daughter to allow thep to stay all night
In the morning they said they might turn him loose
after they had left, but threatened their lives if
they told on them. l could relate many incidents
besides this that would mantle the cheek even of
the vi'est. They are burning the houses of de-
fenceless widows who pcrchance have sold or given
the rebels as they call us) mouthful of eatables.
There is day of retribution, and hope close at
hand, for these miserable vagabonds."
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Hon. T. A.. Nelson, formerly member Of Con-
gress from East Tennessee, and violent opposer of
secession, since the issue of Lincolns emancipation
proclamation has come out in warm appeal to the
East Tennesseeans to resist to the death the en-
croachments Of Lincoln tyranny. The address is
excluded from our columns this issue by its length.
1t shall appear in our next A dispatch from Knox
vile SAYS that Mr. Nelson will raise regiment.
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Suf.rings of our Army.

We desire to call the special attention Of the peo
pie of NorthCarolina to the melancholy account IN
another column, given by correspondent OF the
Savannah Republican, of the sufsrings Of our army
in Virginia.
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Gen. Payne, a Yankee officer while in command
of brigade in North Alabama, last August, ad-
dressed his soldiers, telling them that that fair coun
try was theirs and to take what they wanted-that
the rebels had no property and rights, and that
the war was no longer for the restoration of the
Union, but it was war of determination. This is
youched for,
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JUST RECEIVED,

THOS. D. SLED G. E'S,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
N HHDS. CLARIFIED SUGAR.
- 2 bales Sheetng and Shifting.
2 casks of Rice.
8 boxes finest Chewing Tobacco.
- reams Botting Paper.
6 dozen Ivory Fine Tooth Combs.
little left of that pure old French Brardy and
Madeira Wine, all of which will be sold low the
times will admit Of
Raleigh, Oct. IA, 1862. 42-w&sw4t
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
M AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL OF
w Randolph County, North-Carolna on the 10th Of
September 1852 negro slave, who says his is AU.
GUSTUS, and that be belongs to Dr. Henry Willie Of
Gatesville Gates County, North Carolina The said
gro five feet three inches high black and appears to DO
about forty years of age.
This notice to request the of said slave
forward property pay ges and take him away
or he will be disposed of as the law directs.
B. F. STEED Tailor.
ASHORE, N. c., Oct IA, 1852. 42-w6n.
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Latest Telegraphic News.

DISPATCH.
News from Kentucky and COrinth from Yankee
sources.
RICHMOND Oct. TO-
Northern dates of the 9Th October have been received
The dispatches from Louisville represent that Bragg is
retreatng from Kentucky followed by the Federal forces
Lexington and Frankfort have been evacuated.
Before leaving Frankfort the rebels naugurated Richd
Halves Governor of Kentucky.
The Yankee loss Cornth is reported at 800 killed and
Thousand wounded. and the Confederate loss at eight
hundred killed and eighteen hundred wounded, and that
the latter are in the hands Of the Federas.
Gold in New York had advanced to 1874; Exchange &c.
dispatch from St Louis says General Schoofeld has
defeated the rebels Neomie in the Southwest of MoA
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SECOND N G. BArrAL1oN.-We are informed that
Capt Chas. E. Shober has been elected 1t. COL of
this Battalion, in place of W. H. Wheeler, resigned.
This IS the Battalion that was commanded by Col.
Green and acted SO CALAMITY on Roanoke Island.
We are gratifed to learn of the promotion of so
worthy an officer as Capt Shober.
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DEATH OF GEN. STAFFoRD-We learn from the
Salem Press that Gen. A. ]. Stafford, of Forsyth,
died at Harrisonburg, Va, on the Sd inst of paraly
sis, brought by great exposure in efforts to
the sick and wounded in the valley of Virginia.
Gen. S. was in the 4sth year of his age.
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$50 REWARD-CO. d, 3OTH N. C. RECT.
TuNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
apprehension and safe delivery to this company of the
following named men: NJ M. MASSEY, of Wake County,
North Carolina; 7. P MANGUM and JOHN vAUGHON.
Granville County, n c. Or thirty dollars for either one
of the above men, to be deducted from their wages
By order off NJ Parker, Colonel Commanding Regt.
J. L. TERRELL,
Lieut.. Command'g Co. d.
Oct, II, 1852. 63-2t.
t8s Raleigh Register and Spirit Of the Age copy twice
and forward account
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SECOND DISPATCH.
The Yankees in Florida.

SAVANNAH, Oct. TO-
special dispatch to the Republican of this morning,
dated Baldwin, Florida the 9TH says the Federas at Jack
sonvile embarked yesterday, and down the river
This morning early two large gunboats still lying off
the town.
The Yankees have taken all the negroes they get
both slave and free.
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BANK OF FAYRTTEv1LLE-At a meeting of the
Board of Directors yesterday afternoon, Edmund j.
Lilly, Esq. was elected President to fill vacancy oc-
casioned by death of the late John D. Starr, ESQ
Fdu Obs
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Mr. MILLER's SUccEssoRs.-Col Daniel G. Fowle
has been nominated for the vacancy in the House of
Commons. Col Fowle is gentleman of high
character and fine talents. We do not know of any
opposing candidate. Obs.
Killed and ,oounded in Go. l., 14th Reg't. N. c. 7:
DEAR S1R:-Capt. T. B. Beall, of company l, re-
quests the publication of the following list Of killed
and wounded
Killed.-Jacob Kepley, John Myrick wounded,
S. Il. Swing, hip, prisoner; Eli johnson, breast
r. Humphreys, head Jesse Myrick arm; William
Sullivan; - Cutting; James Young, head; James
Sechrist breast; - Lethco, shoulder; 7. Lopp,
band; = Richard, side, slight; G. Swicegood, foot,
slight; Lieut.. Brasngton, hip. L.
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We received too late for publication the list Of cas-
ualties in Gen. Ransom's Brigade during the late
battles. 1t will appear in our next
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FOURTH DISPATCH.


The evacuation of Ripley by Van Dorns force is contra
dicted.
Cen Pemberton has arrived aud assumed command Of
this department.
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Who draws the drapery of his couch around him,
And lies down In nlea CANT dreamsn

Who draws the drapery of his couch around him,
And lies down to pleasant Dreams"
To-day, there are several cases of the fever down
on Wrightsville Three deaths have so far occurred
Never was there so much sickness and mortality at
and around Wilmington before. While to-day we
are called upon to announce the death of some be.
loved friend we chronicle some kindred who have
fallen martyrs to Southern independence In one
week, one family has been doomed to suffer the loss
of six of its members. 1t seems as if God is angry
with the whole city, and is showering down his
wrath.
Wilmington is almost "run out" of provisions.
In it there is fair specimen of Suffering humani-
ty." 1 am truly glad to see that the citizens of
Raleigh have taken steps for their relief in this
their time of great need and affection. To-day, as
far as can be ascertained there are two hundred
and sixty-three cases in the city. private letter
from Clinton, to-day, announces three unmistakablo
cases of the prevailing fever. There are great fears
of its spreading at Wrightsville but physicians say
that it cannot owing to the salt air and the smoke
and steam arising from the numerous salt works.
Every body is going into the salt business-they
are certainly sat-struck. There are thousands Of
bushels of it awaiting market-the whole Sound is
lined from one end to the other with the works,
and the beating of the hammer can be heard in all
directions-new ones going up The Sound is
delightful place for some things
WORRELL.
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THIRD DISPATCH.
Van Dorn's army fallen back to Holly Springs.


special dispatch to the advertiser Dc Register dated
Jackson, October 9th says:
Gcn Van Dorns forces have fallen back in the neil
borhood of Holly Springs.
It is reported the enemy concentrating at Ripley and
is supposed to be in pursuit.
Another battle will probably soon take place"
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Starts Light Battery, |

Starts Light Battery
CAMP HALE, Fort FISHER N C. I
VENHE UNDERSIGNED, A PRIVATE IN THE ARMY
Il of the Confederate States respectfully him.
self candidate for the Office of Chief Clerk of the House
of Commons of the next Legislature. Considerable
quantance with the duties of the position has been ncqur
ed by having been with the legislative body of this State
for two sessions. HENRY T. COTTON
August 26, 1862 Std
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
DROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR THE GRADING
of that portion of the Western Railroad between the
Gulf and Ore Hill in Chatham County, and also for tie
masonry. Application and communications to be made
to the subscriber, Gulf Post Office Chatham County g.
GEO. WASHINGTON.
Oct. IA, 1862. e3-lm.
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dispatch to the Advertiser Regster dated Fort of
Big Hill, Madison Co., Ky, 9Th inst. via Knoxville 9, says
courier arrived here to day from Frankfort reports
that Richard Halves yesterday installed Governor
that the installation attended by military display
SURPRISING anything before Witnessed
When the courier left Frankfort heavy firing heard
in the direction of Louisville
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70 THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT HOUSE
OF COMMONS.

OF COMMONS.
GESTLRMEN:-I shall be candidate for reelection to the
office of Principal Clerk of the House of Commons the
approaching session of the General Assembly Former OK
perence in that and similar positions induces DO.
eve that shall be able to give satisfaction, elected
Respectfully,
JAMES Il. MOORE.
Sept. ., 1850. 7s-2m.
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Headq'rs., 3Oth Regt. N. C. Troops,

Headq'rS,, goth KeEt. N. G. TrO0Ps,
NEAR WINCHESTER, Va Oct. 4th, 1862.
A TTENTION COMPANY d! ALL MEMBERS Up
IA this company absent sick furoughs are ordered
to report for duty immediately send in certificate Of
disability or be treated as deserters.
By order of Col +. n. Parker, Commanding Regiment:
JAMES L. FERRELl,
Lieut.. Command'g Co. d.
Oct II, 1862. SS-2t.
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Gge Stanbarb.
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FIFTH DISPATCH
Fight in Kentucky--Yankeel loss 1900.

RICHMOND, Oct To.
Northern papers of the 10th inst received contain dis
patches from Kentucky which say that Braggs army at
tackled McCoek's corps near Perryve the 9Th. The
fighting was desperate Gen. Jackson Of KY, and Ter
re Of Va, Federal officers were killed .,,
Gen Sheridan of Illinois, and RosSeau reported killed
Rebel loss not ascertained.
ueCook heavily reinforced and the battle resumed
on the 9TH
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WRIGHrsv1LLE SOUND, near Wilmington, !
October q 1850 Z


Mr. EDITOR Scarcely have ever chronicled
the death of any man with more sorrow than that
of Col. James 7. Miller, and surely. no man will or
possibly could be missed to occasion larger void
in the community IN which he lived. He was large
ly known in the capacity of Collector of Customs
for the port Of Wilmington, and in that Of Chair
man of our County Court. His charity towards
his felow-men approximated as near perfection as
frail human nature can attain. Possessed Of many
other and noble qualities and discharging the
duties of his offices both with checrfulness and in
tegrity-being member of the Sanitary committee
at the breaking out of the fever, to which he him
self fell VICTIM he was constantly attending upon
the SICK and blessed by the poor for the afec-
tionate interest he manifested in alternating their
sorrow and distress. We cannot say with a con-
science "void Of offence towards God and man, "
but we can say with one cheered by the retrospect
of life honestly spent, that We believe he ap-
preached the grave
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WANTED TO HIRE.

WANTED TO HIRE.
Il m ABLE BODIED NEGRO MEN TO WORK
AVV on the Western Railroad in Chatham County,
for the remainder of the present and the ensuing year.
Apply to JOHN C. WASHINGTON at Kinston JAMES
Z HOYT at Greenville, or GEO. WASHINGTON or W.
MURPHY, GulfP. O., Chatham County, n. c.
Oct. IA, 1862. Sim.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REV
Oct. IA, 1862.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
h day the 2sth of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. He is Of whitish yellow complexion, about
feet or inches high 1s 20 years DID, and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head hair
and talks short when questioned, and has down look
No doubt he is trying to pass for . free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect HILL Caswel County, confined in Jail 50
get him. +. l. WARREN.
Caswel Co., March IA, 1852. l2-wtf
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N. C. ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THE NORTH-CAROLINA
Il Annual Conference, of the M. E. Church will con.
vene in this place Wednesday the Sd of December next
WIN. &. PELL, Sscy.
haIelgh, Oct. IA, 1862. e8-tf
"a State pa pers will please notice.
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FIFTH DISPATCH,

FIFTH DISPATCH.
News from Kentucky.-alsO from Van DOrn's
army.
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Sept. Mise
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

Every parent should keep a supply of Rad
ways Ready Relief constantly in the house
1t not only cures but will ward off attacks OF
Fever and Ague, Group, influenza, Sore Throat
Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, and
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Aches, and other infrmities, an application o.
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utes.
In severe attacks of Group Diptheria-ol
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will always save life, and quickly cure the pa
tient.
For worms there is no medication so quick
as dose of Railways Ready Relief.
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Will not Let the Soldiers Vote.

bill was before the Legislature ~ its re-
cent session, to enable volunteers in the SER
vice of the United States, to exercise the right
of suffrage as fully as if they were at their
own homes. The bill did not become a law.
1t was strongly opposed by the majority of the
"Confusionists'' we fear the votes of the sol
diers. They know that the gallant men who
have shouldered their muskets to put down
Secession and Rebellion would use their bal
lots to put down the Abolition Rebels and
Higher Law theorists in the North. The
Democratic members voted for the bill.-Sene-
ca Advertiser.
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RADWAY'S RENOVATING RE-
Sol VENrr

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infammatory and oorrupting particles. For
chronic diseases, supposed to be mixed in The
flesh and tissues past all help, it is the one
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skin disorder that can resist this mighty dis
infectent. liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Tubercies on the lungs, all forms of liberation
inward or outward, succumb before its anti
septic anti-intiammatorv action.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
everywhere.
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