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a EiirItINL IELIIi HAVE BECOME 4
n'cr.. " w g. 1Il rNsscs, and there is no goUl
r'ts. u s., thy should not be- manufactured on q
large scale a moderate prices, rather than that Ol
scurc d. ut ne should oIlirc fr'y p'r,us b. sup
purttHru Hy enormous profits ON work which iV
n'r,tatiIIs I"iHDt SO, OWN to their limited iaol|..
t'' TIE h,.d is .pcu Gt lcaft ~ Aoaur'll, coupy.
tion, Hui Z, by ulr system, we can produce slpc.
iipr teeth 20 uut Ntt cprc", We know g. 1t lrrr-
ever U'ir system h.yUiuHs known, We s.tU receive
cuc'urI. Iu. itsud support BY tie intro luct ou
OF 4 ann ulrtu.ry, au4 tie import Of the ypty
best Ircly. aud s. lu,sh O.. t-t4, We now uak.
IuF uit o. ..H' d. absolutely perfect IN Imitation.
muoI .tt.us,r, aud 1t halt Tue price o. those made
h thr H..., l|ui & u'Uh Way Of = iyHio 'ut.sts.
BfN' illlL sElS uturtrd uu SILVER 81 ON
SILVER, $40 uu TIA rFVCHN, - ON VUI-
CASlIE b.. tlus uu GOLD, $50 ; uu piArlNA, $50.
AIlEitAN TEETH co. DEN Is 3,i DIwery,
OPP. site htI =, y. Y. NB.-Eur. pusus or others
can d, Is tr md lC wait Il un hy q lr country
men fr,.. tHor PARIS, MADRID, HAVANA o.
NEW YORK. Teeth extracted without pain, by
Barre's process. m2O - ,g'lH
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH OF THE MOST
"a i.yItl'I kind are still heiug Inserted hy j. 4
KENNEDY, dentist, Isl Bowory, dpurs below
Spiuy 1t, NJ his unusually low prices. Thee
inserted without pain. and Noru without the H .nt-
est innuuvsu.,uce. wIp's s0tt, uu Eod from .,
on silver from $40 Partial sotts ON gold from
81 each TOOTH or silver from 81. mblJ 241c'li4
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TINTED STATES AGENCY
- FOR

I United STATES AGENCY
- FOR
NATIONAL LOAN.
OfFioE or KErCHUN, SON & Co,i l
No. 4O EX change Place. | | 4
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED FOR THE IA,
rlONAL LOAN, bearing interest at the rat . c'l
$40 per cont per annum, payable 10 order II lAt
-crlbcr, as directed, and Of the various ddu, ,u'
nations can now be had at this Office immediateiy,I
upon deposit therefor IN gold or current funds Or
ders from the country, accompanied by check, sup
piled 10y return mail.
SIX PER CENT. TWO YEAR TREASURY
NOTES RECEIVED AT PAR AND INTEREST,
ON PAYMENT FOR THE ABOVE. y
ocstrll2 MORRIS KErCHUM. 4
O6 CENT HAIR DYE-BEST IN USR--'
~ BRlESTS Columbian Hair Dye can be hsdi
at 9l T. yhth ave; $50 Allen st; Houston st. cor Av.
d; 40 urand st; 4l6 Hudson II; 81 ,xtn av; Be-
cond ave. and 3Oth st; 8l5 Eighth ave; lgo Hudsoa
ST. 2T2 Division at; Asa urth ave; II Avenue DIl
aud ia Division st. BRooKLYS-1O6 Fulton 81. 100
Court st; cor Myrtle and CARL IT; and corner
Franklin Il Myrtle aves. wILLIAMsBURGH- -Gran4
street Nos 36 1870, 2O5, 2l2 and 3T2 South 9th An1
sth; South 9th aud 7th; South I'd aud 9th also BY
Druggists generally.-Depot 46 South Second n
Wliamsburgh, between Second and Third strtes.
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WASH WILBUR
THE
Frontier Hunter. Euc...te


Author OF "The Floating Feather" " Prairie Fire,
"Alice Morton. or a., waite
Medicine" 81, DC, &c.
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A MnsT WnNnrRrrL DIscoyERY-

a MDSI NNNDLhfIL DlScON IEl-
n Teeth extracted without pain ly new be-
numhmy upp icttiou, fnpt electricity or freeziug.g J
u,,utl'ul tu,th inserted, 81 each with or without
extracting the rluts a rott ON silver, IS. Al OPP
orntuns warranted. J. JAY VILLERS, lh3 Grand
street, Two blocks from broadway. NH 2iia'l5C
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IMPORTANT / IMPoRTANTIi

The undersigned viii open on Saturday the ssh.
.Ast., o splendid now store, connected with tht'
provisions at retail, 10 families and others.
A full supply Of meats Of all kinds Of the bess'
quality, and At rRICHs lower than can be found esei
where in the city, the induce nsnts we oGsr TIA
public.
Cal and see US,
Nos. 10 4 ~ Second Avenue.
w. q. MARSHALL
MI 2ilc'liT l.. II. MOORE.
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GRIFFIN BROS, 2js GRAND ST., NEW
VI H..s, opposite Lord q ray osA aLl 20; Fu'-
tn T. T.. a.vu, are usoItug fan q uI 9TH uu
tu".r improved atmospheric plates with or without
,Xttaptut tlo roots, ON gold or p,tua, 4la sI-
Yer or rubber, SO. Partial sets oA gN'l, - por
ta.th. Silver, 81. tuaI 24.c'luJ
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INSURANCE.

l. LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
o OF BROOKLYN
ss7 rgLroX STREET, II w&GI SSiTF STREE REl.H,
CASH CAPITAL, 900 DOLLARS.
This Company hsures property Of all kinds against
Loss or D"inAro hy hie, ON as favorable terms
similar Inst.t atoms
TEUSIs J. BERGEN, President.
JAMES u. THOMSON, Jr., sesy.
GEO. w. HUNT, Assistant.
DIRECTORS.
TEUSIs J. BERGEN, JAMES CRUIKsHANKs
HIRAM T.. ST. JOHN, joins X. PRlYN.
EDW r. BACKHOuSE, SAIt III VAN WICK,
JAMES HARPER, ALEXANDER y. CUNE,
LEWIS III RSE, u. 5. VOORHEES,,
JOHN l.. SPAuER jas :. SCUDDNNAKER
HENRY j. CULLEN, MICHAEL NEVIN
LtYEKlIr II. SAGE, sAMJL III GARRISON,
PHILIP s. CROOKE, JOHN LEFFERTs
JAMES II. COOPER CORS j. BERGEN,
JOHN G.. HCMAKERALEX. w. BENNEM,
joins J. vANbERBILEJAME TITUS,
HENRY rlENkEN, JESSE Q. ROWAN,
EDWARD HARVEY.
HIRENiEN'S TRUST INSURANCE co.
Il BANK or BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000.
Once No. Q Court street, opposite CITY Hall, and
No. Wall street, near Broadway, New York.
Organized on the principle Of paying one half the
pr.hts above ten per cent 10 the widows and Or
phNr's Fund VI the Fire Department. oil the City OF
brooklyn.
DIRRCroHs.
George Hall Nehcm'h Knight Joseph II Hall
Aaron Degraw Gilbert l. Haigti Smith Fancher
Thomas Clark Brunt wyckofiP Ter BAnderson
Harry Messenger HFrothingham Warren Suoier
VIM ID Googin I,ra ~ u VelErr G II LiVpn
Peter DuryeA j JSInurn, MD y j HlsiOrd
iona u Stewart RichNrU L Buck WIN Wall
A Low William Beard Joseph II Field
Hobart Ford Henry Pierson Gemaliel King
Crawford CSmith Marce'lGsN utsey N James
Henry d Peck Dl Van Voorhk ,hn NJ Hicks
John Glover John schonok ZB wakeman
Eli Robbins Fred 4 Poet Valentine q Hall
Liv, Miller 8 ID Chittenden john Worries.
This Company continues % insure Buildings,
Merchandise, Dwellings, Household Furniture,
Vessels In port aud their cargoes, and other proper
~, against lnss or damage by fire, favorable
aud libera, terms ~ other hrst class companies.
WIN BURkELL Secretary.
j. N wYCK0fF, Jr., Assistant SEQ. dl ly
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NEW YORK TEETH COMPANY
10 E.ghtn avenue, are inserting b....tir .otts
of Teeth ou their Atmospheric p','us, At war prices.
IS and 81 per sett; partial 'ats ~ cent per tooth,
un s''ypr bone Il iny 40 cents per cavity; gold
from 90 g. 70 cents All work warranted, at -
Eighth ave, bet 10Th and Goth sts. m.li !i,g'lls
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DEAp-REAp-EEAD- D

- sair aud reliable IN II,ine. Dr.. CHAP
MANS celebrated compound Group and cough syI-
li' used with success tor the last 50 years an r-
iA.inle cure for tie cIoUp; also the 4 m,di.lu.
flr Influenza, colds, cIu.us, Auarstu. 49, dlih.u.ty
Of breathing pain in the chest, bleeding from ii,
lunEa asthma who Iiu, cough, consumption, etc
Manufactured aud sold, wholesale and rutail By
WIN CHAPMAN & Co, a. Fulton st. n. Y. AMI by
druggists mhf9 9tlssi31
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nR MABrELI-SrrERlOR so CENT
- Tret' -Byaut 'li sets %. teeth silver, pltinH
anil gold A. tie; ext actu., teeth, 20 c,uts gut f
ling, ~; bone h'.ug, ~ cents; silver, % cents
Rooms 400 SAtL as, below 2pth Il. ml7 2ilg'lr'
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FOR SAFE AND no LTT.

FOR SALE AND To LET.
business PROPERTY FOR SALE-TuE
i',pr n rc huus, oud DE, 90 Grand, corr o. -i g.
w,llanshurgh now doing good pork bu. u-s
Apply On thr premises. m.l2 9l'p'lli
CHEAP APARTMENTS TO LIT
CAt i31 / Ht ilu t. 1a9 l,-t llru Il, near nv. a,
and at ~ Wet aJI g, near sth ave.
mqlrc or, pr,,,,..r,. ie2s 2i,r'toi
COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS FOR
~ Str--urar dtpute ~ acres good land, 10 TIM
her, orchards, aud farm buildings, ia goud order.
Cottage uUus', II acres trU land two farms, ljl;
two, 70 two, 20 two, % two, 20 two, 10 two,
~, aud two, ~ acres each, aud mpuy others.
Seven village residences, six a. rent. Farms u' 30
acres g. rent DO. ONE u' ~. C1l 'u THORN, $50
Wr-t wlsIu.tu Market or u Fu.t.u u, or ON $.
VAIL, PIamhrd u .pt, y. J. miG2tc'in5
EARM FOR SALE OR ENCllANGE-Shore
l. property, about 80 acres, hlu4.Hm.y located.
For particulars inquire Of q. W. KELSEY, NJ. l2l
Grand st. Wismshurgh. mn-i G'lUd
EARM TO EXCHANGE FOR A COTTAGE
iu WamsburRh; highly improved, house,
barn, well, choice fruit Sc, Oraueyile, New Jer-
scy. q. w. KELSEY, 1872 Grand t. mh2l G'l
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR M
proved property or morchhutise, II building
lots at Gro,upuut, ON the CITY Railroad; also,
house aui .yr' ut ground at spDugcrt""n, y. Y
GEO. w. Kelsey, l2z Grand st, Nil.IainsUurgh
mh2l 2lrs'lUI
EOR SALE-rHE THREE STORY BRICK
l. store II Fluthush ave- just been put In guol Or
der finished viii five marble mantl 4, gas, water,
&c price 80 10 " sid Immediately. AlIy o.
JOllS } srunwfLL, Court st. pk.yu.I.2o c.
lCOR SALE AT \ BARGAlN-A THREE
II story and basement lrek house AMI .ut, lbs
West 3jl st, cont .iu'us ell tue m.dcn improve
gage. Arpy to II. NJ. BAILEY, ga Bloome -.
ml2O G'luj
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I'M PURSUANCE on ~ ORDER OF ME

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate of the County ofNew York, notice ID
hereby given N all persons having claims against
JAMES STUART, late Of No. 10 East 24th street,
In the city of New York, Gentleman, deceased, 70
present the same with vouchers thereof 70 the SUD
scrlber al the once Of Edward c. DelAvAn, No, 9l
Cliff st. In the City Of New York. on or before sne
lsth day OF April next Dated New n9rs; Ss iosn
dsy n Qs.eRsb lseh HAl4A .,si.ass,.tn
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This Company msurcs property Of all kinds against
Loss or Dunaro by hic on as favorable terms a.
similar Inst.t atoms.
TECNIS y BERGEN, President.
JAMES D. THOMSON, Jr., ses'y.
GEO. W. HUNT, Assistant
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DR. HOYT, DENTIST,

DR. IIOYT, DENTIST,
- 0O1 BruEdway, doors above goth st., inserts
beautiful sets oi teeth On his Improved Atmospheric
PUtcs, viii or without extract ug tie roots god
ag 'ow as 80; silver, &S; rubber, $40; p'ntuo. o
arthcial hune filing tnsnttel without ppiry ~ cts
gold, - ,tL t. IL amt gam, 81 ots, cNtrnctuy. %
cts All work warrant Il. mill 2iuu''a1
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GOALS so AND o. 20 PER ToN-2,O6
" pounds-deliyered directly frum the PennEytS
vanis Coal Goa yard, and warranted best qualtli
Orders received al BURBRUG's segAr store, PArh
Row, opposite the AstoT House. mh1S b'l0o 4
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DiLES-DiTClETT HAS SOLD HIS
mve.ulh.H spanish Specific ortIeP.lcs an,
years in THIS city. Thousands have been cured g..
internal aud oNt'rnu Pics. 1870 c,.t fcAtry1-
u per bottle The poor supplied gratis
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SHOW CASES - HOFFMAN & FERSHll
- Manufacturers, have removed TO 1872 Chatham
st. opposite the Theatre. All kinks OF show case.
Kept On hand or made 10 order at prices to suit the
Zines. mil 2AaoslAS Al
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COAL.

Spnme qualities of red ash, stove egg oOat w
g. 30 and $3bO-2, 900 pounds per ton CAnnel cod
at Gil. WIN. MARC0usE, agent sS Stanton -
between Forsyth and Chrystis sta near BoWsry.
mhls bsl4B
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SULPHUR AND VAPOR BArHS-TINiO
- LArs oh established, aud the only gcuu.n
sulphur baths IN the United Sites, at 1 Carol
Pace, Blocker IT. cor. Of L1urens, y. Y. Aslrr
cure ior rAnumatisn, we're colds, oriptons of th,
81, 70, mcruurla aiy y.tous, clI,is ami foycr, &c.
q .fnudt. .y by Dr. A. l.. rIMDLAr, Il C,.i.1s 24,c
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BAKERY FOR SALE-CORNER STORE,
- tho hest in 9Th ave; every part fitted mp new,
everything IN tie best Of order not one article
wanted Cor 10 carry on the business good e-tsh-
li-hcd trade doing d good cash business mostly
over the counter. lease OF bldngb years; rentyery
'ow For particulars, inquire in the bakery hl0
5 9Th ave, cor 3lst n. ii. u. CusllMAN mh2i o.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 GOOD CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS
4hmau-A butcher shop for sale, doing good lu-
s.rnss, a hotel t. supply W.th 1900 year Tie
whole will be sold, or partner taken In. For par
tcu.nrs inquire on the premises, Fulton ay, near
Clinton, brooklyn. mh22 ais
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\VnY WILL YOU SUFFER, WHEN DIR.
w IuoupsoA's great Lung X 'm,dy will instant
" cire the worst ushs, colds, bronchitis asthma,
AMI even consumption. Cures warranted Oflice
u LuRlt st. mill 2iac'
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WILLIAM II. MITCHELL'S REAL ES'
w tate aud General Business Agency, II Cedar
ut, between broadway and Nassau IT, houses, lots
and farms bought sold and exchanged. Money
procured and loaned on bond and mortgage. II
you want u sell your bakery, store, hotel, saloon,
inHnuiAetory, or any kind of business, call on the
subscriber. mhT 2iac'lOI
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Il retired Clergyman having been restored
health In few days, after many years o.. great ncl
vuus sun ring, is willing T. Vt others by spndig
iroe, copy OF the prescriptions used Direct H..
k'v. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton It, II uuk.
lNh y. Y te2i 2ttcsl25
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lrOR SALE CllEAP-IWO BEAUTIFUL
c'tttFts situated IA g"uto,l u,' .iNIIH ID, a.
house from PARK ave, W .l.url ave, Br'uk yu, 20
minutes from Fulton Perry, anil % u.uut's fr,m
Peck SIP FCrry sand n. UtI-, 90 MyIt.r A'e cars
run within one block. Price - o. q l0r tho two
hnl cl.h. Inquire on the promises of y. g.
WRIGHT. u 2uJ'laa
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&ftCIACLES - GOOD AND OHEAP
DWeak SIGHT improved. Pro-. FRANKS o. ebrstsd
eye prcseryar, accurately adjusted t. defective vi.
SION hy an eNpettene practical opt.cian. speota-i
rl'- bought, sold, tax n in exchange, Jr repaired.
zss Grand 1t, near EdrIdge. mai. 2I,e.in A
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written Expressly for the New York sun.
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and heavy taxes On the People. sir useless oascee
should be aeolishsd, and no more money shosld b.
expended than Is seesfnss'y required to carry %
ute her due properties Of men and means to tie
common defence, s.g,4;.'~ - -. "a
Resalssd, That the military powsr should ..x,y /,
be subordinate to the civil power, whether in wsy
or in peace !; and that martial law should never be-
declared, nor the writ Of 6a6eGs coepus suspended
except when indispensable 70 the pssssrvasbn Of
civissociety or Of the State ITSELF ,e
Rsso9eed That the patence, Sortitude. endurance,
gallantry and devotion to the eaess of cur brave
TROOPS are worthy Of all praise; and that we shall
ever cherish grateful recollection Of their services
and sacrifices in this war. -.
Rsselos& That we recommend to eur felIowcieS
zens for the Office Of Governor, the patriot soldier
and statesman; Col u B: Vance, Of the county Of
buocombe; that we regard him as emiaently quail
lfied for the place. andwe trust he viii consent to
be candidate and that our fellow citizens general
~ will concur with US in this recommendation
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este:
W. L. STEELE, Sec.
L. G. EDwAGps, Asst. Sec.
For the Standard.

For the Standard.
To Mrs. s. 4. Elliott and Co.. John IT. Wheeler.
and also to the citizens Of Raleigh and g,cinity.
Permit me to return my sincere thanks for the
contribution which have received, being the pro-
ceeds of the Lecture delivered by Col j. H. Wheeler,
at kittres, at the request of Mrs. S. A. Elliott and
other ladies' temporarily sojourning at that place.
l beg these ladies' and the Lecturer to whose I'M
solicited kindness am indebted for this material
aid in the midst of my Affections to be assured that
| shall always remember them with affection and
gratitude and that in the future, their names will
be associated in my memory with the recollection
Of the conflict in which lost my eyesight and in
which humbly trust did my duty. feel very
acutely the loss of vision. The world, with all It's
interesting and attractive objects, is completely
shut out from me- / shall never more behold the
beautiful things which God has spread around and
above me, nor the faces of my family and friends
but consoled in this great loss by the kindness
with which am greeted OF every hand and I do
not regret that incurred this loss IN the cause of
my country. Would that 1 were able to take the
field again, to contribute my mite in repelling our
cruel invaders ,.-. .- - .-..
TO the people of Raleigh and vicinity whose con-
tributions have been so literally aud generously be-
slowed upon me- beg leave also to offer my SIM
cere thanks. pray that they, also, will accept my
Acknowledgements in the same language have EN-
ployed in addressing Mrs. Elliott and the ladies at
KittrelIs, and Col Wheeler -, Is.
.'. WILLIAM H. HAMILTON,
Sergt Go. E., 14th Regt, .
g. N. G. Troops
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NOTICE.

STATE OF HORTH.CAROLINA,W WAKE
- COUNTY. Court Of Equity, Full Term, 1862.
james 3. Puref1y and othsrs vs.. W. W. Ws.kins and
others. Petition for the sale Of land.
petition for the sale Of land having bsen 6led in the
aboye entitled cause Fall Tsrm Of the our 6 Equity
for Wake county, erdsr made requiring publication
ard" fr W. W. Watkins and wife Martha, Nancy House.
David verssr and wife Lantba. John Andrews Emily J.
Andrews Narth. c. Andrews. Charlotte Andrews Frank
4 Perry. Raber Perry, Martha Ann Perry wilIaa
Wall and wife zlpha, the heirs Of fanc! Walker.
Candacs Rsns Benjamin Powell, the heirs Of Cbsrotts
liam House. the hsr of Candace Rains the husbands q
Martha c. Andrews and Emily J. Andrews, and Of Grsh
A. Perry nonresident defendants to appear and answer
Us confessed sud hasid - pessi: =,
Aug ~ 1864 Or. adv. es.6ak) 8S-wst.
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The Latest News.

The Latest News.
On the second page our "War News" column
will be found to coatain'iste and interesting news
The last maids bring US the gratifying intelligence
that Gen. "Storewan" jackson had attacked Ger.
Popes forces On Saturday last on the SoutA-wes-
tern Mountain near Mitchell's Station, on the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad. But small portion
Of each army gas engaged Jackson's attack was
made from three points, and usual, in his vigor
STYLE utterly routing the enemy, who sustained
heavy loss in killed, wounded and prisoners.
Three hundred Yankee prisoners had been brought
to Gordonsvie; among them was Brig Gen. Prince
and twenty mine commissioned officers, who accord
ing TO the Presidents ORDER will of course be put
IN close confinement: and hung, if Pope carries out
his harbarous order. Gen. G. Sidney Winder is
said to be among the slain, whom we suppose to be
Federal General, as we had no one of that name
among the Confederate Generals. No mention is
made of our losses.
In Missouri the Confederate guerrillas are max
ing havoc of the Federals. Yankee accounts state
that they have possession Of the State.
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HANlLroN's OLD FIELD, RUrnERFoRD.-A friend,
writing US from Rutherfordton, under date August
4th says: ..E
AT gathering at Hamilton's Old Field, on the
31st there was trial of the strength of the cand
dates for Governor, which resulted as follows:
Vance l4O, Johnston TO- This is the spot of ground
upon which "Old Zeb" first received nomination
for Governor The people around Hamilton's Old
Field claim Zeb as their candidate being the first
that gave him nomination"
We have not yet heard from Rutherford, but we
have no doubt the people Of that County have given
Col. Vance rousing majority.
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$50 REWARD.

II WILL GIVE SEQ REWARD FOB THE Ar1RE.
hension and delivery to their cnuhn. msnt u any
Jail that get them Of the four following described 10.
groes, SIS Tor the apprehension Vt sithsr Of them who
made their escape on Sunday night ast from he jail in
this City: -"
HAIRY, who eay. y Is the property Of Eavrd Davis.
now OF Chapel Hii but late Of Pasquotank county, il
clumsy. black negro viii no special marks
NOKFtEET, belongsrta WIN. Holly oflas7potank couu-
IT, and will no doubt ~ to make his way back I'D.
with larceny.
ALFRED MORGAN IA. joins, who insist. th.s be :.
free and hails from SmA6ed Johnston county, but
W. H. HIGH, Sheriff,
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. IL, 1852. - ss-4w.
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Rockingham.
Senate F. L. Simpson 9sl. Watt 1871, Aiken Oh
Commons. Gillian 45s, Reynolds 1e5, john.
son 1865. - - - ~ 3 i-l,G aoySg,
: Sheriff, Walker Smith 7s2 80 aa2s ~ : 90 80
81 " Burke, Caldwell, &c. ~
0afSe-Scnate, s. j. Neal elected by large vote.
BURKE.
Commons. John Parks elected over Tate. "a -
Cumberland and Harnett.
Senate, WIN. B. Wright 1.0ls, David Mcneil SOL.
Commons, j. G. Shepherd, Dr.. Mccormick and
probably Neill Mckay elected. Mckay, McDufae
and jackson, close vote. p. -
Robson and Richmond.
Ro6eson. Giles Leitch beats Malloy 900
votes, and is no doubt elected No returns from
Richmond. ~ r.,.r-.... .,.s. .r
Commons, Murdoch McRas and D. McNeill elected.
Halifax. '
Senate, Mason L. Virgins, no opposition.
Commons, DR.. Henry Joyner, A. H. Davis.
Northampton. -- '...H'
Senate, DR.. W. 8. Copeland. ~.
Commons, W. W. PEBBLES and Capt H. Stansill.
- Sampson.
Senate, Thomas I. Fason over c. T. Murphy.
Commons, William Kirby and T. H. Holmes
elected. .e
Sheriff, Oates old sheriff, beats Frier. 81
New Hanover.
Senate, E. W. Hall
Commons, Person and Halves elected ".'
Sheriff, Vann elected
Baden.
Senate vote not given. 81.
Commons, J.. W. Russ 295, Nell Kelly 2s5.
Shreif, Melvin reelected
Columbus.
Senate, vote not given.
Commons, n. L. Williamson reelected
Sheriff, L. Williamson. t: 3,
Stanly.
Commons, Lafayette Green elected .. 81.
2sl. Capt i. was not candidate, but It is under,
stood he will serve.
Commons, Henry G. Williams, elected withou:
opposition.
Sheriff, Morgan 2l4, Bryant ITO, Stone l27.
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AGENTS FOE OBTAINING SuBsrrrUrEs.-lt will be
seen by the following notice, published in the Rich.
mond papers, that the obtaining of substitutes
through the medium of agents in the Department of
Hsnrico, is strictly forbidden The order is not
general, hut only intended, we presume, to break
up the traffic in substitutes IN Richmond =,
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF HENRIco;l
RICHMOND, Aug /, 1862
SPECIAL ORDERS, .,......-r,5.r.... 81. 81.
No IL. g. a,
III. The obtaining of SUBSTITUTES through the
medium OF Agents, is strictly forbidden.
When such agents reemployed, the principal, the
substitute and the Agent will be impressed into the
military service, and the money paid for the sub.
s'itute and as q reward to the agent, will be conhs-
Gated to the Government. n The offenders Will also
be subjected to such other punishment AZ may De
imposed by Court Martial. .'Nr'' -. D.. vs.
By order of ~ y ,.''. ii. ..r
Brig. Gen. JOHN H. WINDER,
Commanding Department &C., . 1.'
L. R. PAGE, 49,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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100000.

p1LEs, FIsTULA, IN ANO, JUNIORS,
j. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ULCERATION3
Montgomery As gives specially stteutiun 70 the abors
diseases and guarantees perfect Satisfaction in every
HIS friends proposed % bet SO0U0O that he could
the worst case Uf PILES.
He has operated with perfect success IN several cas,a
pronounced hopeless BY dstiuguishsd surgsois He BIZ
never had IN accident 70 hsppsn. y r,ig,i 2, 80
attention.
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