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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.


SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
- MocksviIle, which l will sell for Confederate money
exchange for negroes One of the houses very large
and is situated the corner front of the Public Square,
and with little reftting would accommodate several
families could be converted into Hotel; garden and
barn attached with spring and good well water very
convenient Immediate possession given. Several other
smaller houses and lots with good gardens and stables
tached with good water would be sold the
This property is desirable situated it is in high,
healthy country Immediately between the waters of the
North and South Yadkn Rivers II miles North of Sails
bury in the county of Dave N c. and is of the best
grain growing counties in the State
W. B. MARCH.
P.S.-E. Gather, at Mocksvle, will take pleasure in
showing the property at any time, &c.
July !, 1862. H-w2m.
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A CURIOUS SET OF WoUNDs-A soldier of power.
full, brawny Frame belonging to the 21st North.
Carolina SO badly cut up at the late battle Of Win
chester, is lying at the Seminary Hospital in that
town. He received Mimic bullet IN both thighs,
from different directions. A ball entered the arm
near the elbow, and went crashing through thews
and muscle up to the shoulder, and out at the
clavicle.
Another entered just above the small of the back.
days afterwards it passed from the bowels The ball
is preserved by DR.. Chapel, and is but little fat
tened. The question is, how did that ball get into
the intestinal canna and pass thence, without caus
ing deaths All the army surgeons say there is no
parallel case on record The man eats heartily, has
excellent digestion, and has been living nearly four
weeks and has every prospect of getting well Of bis
wounds: His skin has healthy appearance, his
eye is clear, and he talks cheerfully.-M. Y Com.
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if the "Vance Wheat" proved failure, we wonH
expose it as humbug. We now publish the facts
and leave an intelligent public to judge.
Mr.. Mccoy and ourself sowed one bushel, and.
withou: any appearance Of rust thrashed out twenty
bushels, lacking one peck.
We have few bushels to spare, which is prom.
Used to our neaghbors in peck packages. Those who
first spoke can be supplied if they apply before tho
10th of Sept After that time, we shall dispose Of
it asws see proper.-FIankis (4acon) Carolix;an.
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
VENHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
FL be resumed on the LIST day of September under the
direction of Mr. Mrs. Burwe aided by competent teach.
in all the branches The scholastic year will be drvd-
ed into two sessions Of sixteen and the other of TWEEN
tyfour weeks with vacation of three weeks at Christ.
mas For circular containing full particulars as TERMS
&c, address, REv. R. BURWELL.
Charlotte, N. C.
July II, 1862. 29-wstpd
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
H. day the 26th of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. He is Of whitish. yellow complexion about
feet or inches high 18 20 years DID, and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of 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 any Jail 80
get him. F. L. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March IA, 1852 l2-wtf
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FHNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW IN OPERATION
BLAST FURNACE, six miles East of Lin.
cointon aud "a miles from the Wilmington and Ruther-
ford Railroad where he is manufacturing good quality of
PIG IRON all kinds Of Machinery and Cooking Ware He
has also a CUPOLA and RLOOMERY at the same place
where Wrought Iron is also made of good quality All
articles usually obtained such establishments can be had
at reasonable prices. TEHMS CASH
Orders are solicited and will be promptly filled.
Address, JONAS W. OERR
Spring Hill Forge, Lincoln Co., C.
March ~, 1862. 12-w6mpd.
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PUBLIC SALE,

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST TO ME DU.
ID ly executed shall proceed to sell at public sale at
the store of Parott Crsech in the county Johnston
Thursday the 18th day Of September next the follow
ing property conveyed to me by the said Creech:
One wagon and four Mules we'll broken and all in good
order one Horse and Buggy six head of Cattle Carts
one half Of Turpentiue Distlery, set of Coopers
Tools. and the balance of Merchandise in Store.
Terms made known on day of sale
C. j. BINGHAM, Trustee.
Elevation, Johnston Co., Aug. Is, 1862 s4-w4tpd
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LAND FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE THE TRACT OF LAND ON
which reside containing nine hundred acres situated
ately on Tar River, in first rate neig6boThood /, is
well watered, and well improved and adapted to the
growth OF corn wheat oats and tobacco About onehrd
IN original growth The plantation is in good condition
and under first rate fence
VIII take in part payment young negroes, and would
prefer the balance in Confederate Treasury notes. if de.
srable, would sell on any reasonable time.
WIN. DANIEL.
Berea, Granville Co., N G, June 8. 1862. 24-wtf
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NOTICE.,

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO The ESTATE OF
Martha Terrell, deceased by note or otherwise that
due are respectfully requested make immediate pay
men and all those having claims against said estate eth.
sent them to ME for payment forthwith properly proven
as intend to settle all claims fast funds come in nv
hands, All concerned, will please delay no time.
August Goth, 1861 s5Nvit
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$50 REV ARD.

II WILL GIVE $50 REWARD FOR THE APPRE-
hension and delivery to or their confinement in any
Jail that get tbem Of the four following described ne
or 5 for the apprehension Of either of then who
made their escape Sunday night last from the Jail in
this City:
HARRY who says he is the property of Edward Davis
of Chapel HILL but late Of Pasquoank county lisa
clumsy, black negro with no special marks.
NoRFLEET, belongs to VIM Holly Of Pasquotauk Ioun.
HINTON, tall, slim, coppercolored negro charged
with larceny.
ALFRED MORGAN alas JOHN, who insist that he i.
free and halls from Smitheld Johnston equity but wa
taken up on suspicion of his being runaway slave.
Raleigh, N. G., Aug IL, 1852. S5w4w.
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For the Standard.
Presentation Of Sword to Col. Vance.
NuAp pRrrpannRn VA


Presentation Of a Sword to Col. Vance.
NEAR PErERsBuRG, Va,
26th NJ O. T., Aug. II, 1852.
At meeting of the officers of the 26th Regt N
@. Troops, Serg't Major L. L. Polk explained the
object to be to make arrangements for compliment
tary farewell. to our Colonel, q B. Vance, Governor
elect of North Carolina
Capt. ]. G. MCLAUGHLIN was called to the chair,
and Asst Surg. W. W. Gather requested to act as
Secretary.
On motion it was unanimously resolved that We
present Col Vance with . sword, as testimonial
of our affectionate esteem.
On motion of Capt Jones, the chairman appoint
ed Captains Horton, Lane and Steel committee Of
arrangements.
Also, Captains McIver and Jones, and DR.. Gath
ep a committee on resolutions, and to select an OH.
Ger to make the presentation Of the sword.
On motion of Lieut. T. Lilly, Captains Ballew,
Ferguson, and Lieut.. Gentry were appointed COM
mittee of finance.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to Friday eve'
ming, the 18th.
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May q, 1859
A, NORTH.

- ampton County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
June Term, 1852 Henry c. Edwards aud Lucy b. Taylor
Executrix, VS.. William J. Taylor Petition to remove
Guardian.
In this case. appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant bas left this States Therefore, it is
dered by the Court that publication be made in the Raj
eigh Standard newspaper published IN the city of Raj
eigh for the spsce Of four weeks for the defendant Will
liam Taylor to appear at next Court OF Pleas and
Quarter Sessions be held for the county aforesaid at
Court House. in the town of Jackson the first Monday
in September next then and there to plead answer de-
to the said petition the same will be taken pro
coafesso and he removed Guardian of Jane w. Davis.
Witness Noah r. Odom, Clerk of our said Court at Of
fee in Jackson this the first Monday of June A. d. 1862
Teste: NOAH H. ODOM c. c. c.
Aupnst g. 1852, (pr. adv. S56215.) 32-wxt
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA. NAKR

NOIlCE.
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, WAKE
- COUNTY. Court Of Equity, Fall Term 1852.
James s. Purefoy and others, vs. W. R. Watkins and
others Petition for the sale Of land.
above entitled cause TO Fall Term of the Court of EQUITY
for Wake county, order is made requiring publication
to be made for six weeks in the Stand
Daniel Verser and wife Lautha, John Andrews Emily j.
Andrews, Martha G. Andrews Charlotte Andrews Frank
lin Andrews, James W. Fort Larkin J. Perry Geneva
Wall and wife Zilpha, the heirs Of Fancy Walker,
Candacs RAINS Benjamin Powell, the heirs of Charlotte
Hsnnng. Lewis Wright and wife Martha, the heirs of Will
liam House, the heirs of Candace RAINS the husbands
Martha Andrews and Emily J. Andrews and of Geneva
Perry Brinkey Rains and wife Candace, Franklin An
drews, George Akrs. and wife Mary j., Martha P. Beha
dants to and plead demur to the above
petition or it will bs taken and heard parts
Aug. 70, 1862 (pr. adv. $3.50 ss@wst.
Headquarters, ssth Reg. N. C.s.T.)
NEAR GoRDoHsvILLE, Va, )
A LIST OF DEsERTERs FROM G6MPANY i B. ssrH
"A Regiment N c. s. Troops
high, blue eyes, fair complexion rather bad counenance
enlisted by Capt. c. L. Cook of Yadkn County, N c.
the TH iyl 4RpG lSk is n,1.te ;nhs, bio,
eye, light h.ir enlisted by Cart c. Cook, 18th April
ELIJAH DoNlruAs, private, Is years DID, blu, eyes,
JACOB DONlTHAN, private, II years old, 5 feet 5
inches high dark eyes and hair and enlisted by Capt c.
L. Cook, 18th April, 1851.
CALEB CREEKMORE, private 90 years old, feet 8
inches HIGH gray eyes, dark hair, and enlisted in Yadkia
county, 10th Of October, 1861, by Capt c. l.. Cook.
feder.te officer will be paid thirty dollars by tie Couede
rate States or fifteen dollars if confined in JAIL and the
Aor will also be paid his fees by presenting his account
TO q Confederate Quarter Master.
By order of JOHN ASHFORD
Capt. Commanding ssth Reg N. G. s. T.
A. w. BLACKBURN,
Capt Co. B., 3sth Regiment N. G. 1T.
August goth, 1862. sS-lm,
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LAND FOR SALE,

OFFER MY TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE IN
Il Franklin County, N c., on the county road leading
from Henderson to Raleigh and about IL miles from the
former place. miles from the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road miles from Ktres Mineral Springs, and miles
from Lousbug The tract contains 72i acres 300 cleared
and the remainder in original growth. This land very
fertile and adapted to grain fine tobacco and cotton the
place is well improved; commondious dwelling and all
necessary oubuildngs good orchards with almost every
variety Of fruit 1t is beautiful and healthy location
convenient to schools and churches Any person desiring
information about the above will address the subscriber
Oxford, Granville County, N. G.
WIN. B. CREWS.
May q, 1862. 2a-wtf
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$50 REWARD.

II WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD TO ANY
one who will return horse to me, that sraysd from,
bay small white spot in forehead hind feet white bis
knees have been skinned, and is fast PAGER Or will
give hundred dollars to convict any person of stealing
C. G. COX, NJ. D.,
Asst. Surg. s6th Regt N. c. Troops
Goldsborough N. G.
Aug. 10, 1852. S4w6t
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A TRACT
Il OF LAND, lying on Haw River, in the County Of Ala
nance one mile north of the Haw River House. on the
railroad containing 225 acres, 80 of which are weltim
bered with % acres of bottom land. This place is well
adapted to the growth of wheat corn tobacco oats
good dwelling house. with six rooms on the premises
Terms Of sale will be made easy purchaser Address
the subscriber at Melville, Alamance, N. c.
w. A. ALBRIGHT
Feb. II, 1862. 7Nwtf
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NOTICE.
IN CASES FINE CHAMPAGNE WINE JUST RE.
~ csived and for sale "
Raleigh, Aug. %, 1862 sa"Im
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spirits-and all agree in one thing that the Stand
ard is THE paper, par srcsllsnes. BIRDIE
Greene Co.,, Aug. 18, 1862. -
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July II, 1862.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
UPRISING OF PEOPLE ~ KENTUCKY
uES GRiGG !" rvRsCIr Gf rCEIL.

MOBILE, sept. IA special desps'c;i 81
the \ dycriiSrr, dated Knoxville, yeSter LAY.
says Dr.. ID. -. S;rader arrived this morr
Ing ii charge OF : Anke. GtHye. bringing.
,hrr. ,,r:snnrv7 captured by Morgan on IT,
SIS; .:t Coiu!hhu., Ky. lie report, ths; tho
Eentuchlan, are lying TO Morgan b. hun
dreds-a general uprising Of the people
B"cl''l army. j. IL 8aid, has lett Nashville,
taking the Edgeueld road To Bowling Grrcn
Genera! E-.cg }, in fu! chase OF him.
The "Rcsir;cr" cXtrh ol today contains Il
letter ivnI NorSan's command giving glo-
nous accounts Of the Progresa OF our caGse.
Morgan Is arraStirh prominent Union c:t
y,na, ai,,l .,!.nE tlIcif bonds, conditioned that
they are 80 be- exchanged for SoutherrcI-,
and report as prisoners OF war.
Louisville intcs OF the 3i contain Bull No
eou' :. letter 10 the CiDcinDatk "Gh>ettc," SI =
.nitinI total rout at Richmond. lie cen
sure, General Manson for bringing on bat
tie III violation Ot hl6 orderG. All the Gov
crnment stores were removed from Lexington
before lis capture. The Legislature is now
III sc7;ion 81 Louisville. 1t has passed reac-
lu,iDns calling ou, 10000 men for thirty
iayy. Governor Robinson proclamation ra!:s
tie people IL arms, aud appoints rsndeZvnu.
nj Paris. Louisville, bowling Green and Paic-
cnli :, perfect panic prevails
Five hundred negroes, freed by curtis. ar
It"at 1T 81. Lor:s on The J!5t iiit., ard t"o
hundred lt.nIe were e-,"cfsi. our men are
rail- yiDg IN Missouri.
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HE liAREHTr.

W. copy lha following from the Herald
Of the 10th inst.
The stock market was higher yi; terday lll
round For il wonder, the Tuin"ra ni' the
day were eli favorable to the bulls, and gov
crument securitiv5 rose l-la3S, while rail
way shares advanced l-2l3-l Per Cent. At
the close there va, mCdeIat. Ieaclion II
prices. Money was abundant at S PER cent.
Gold declined from lly Is to !lc 1-;;, EE-
change closed mt about 10 -. The export
CT produce for the wo.,E vas uiIout =, 900 ,UUU,
The cotton market was again excited and
active Yesterday, and CLOSED 1T Il fill thee adj
vance Of -. = &c per H.. giving total ai-
vance ti nlne or len days past nl = l-2c. luc.
Der lb.-cquai TO "a. 2235 ID S45 pcr hule. The
;ai..s to. dag embraced $500 ,alrs, the ha-
gis ol s. l-2c JSc. pr i, f.r mddling Up
lands, closing st Tic ou..,;ic figures. II may
apuear strange to some readers why sales
should lie SO large when ,k6 il0ch is sn small
This is explained by the iact that tho same
lot of cotton Is frequently sold OVER and over
arain, us the market advances or TeccdeS, ard
chiefly On spcculsnnn. AsSortments nr ship
p,nr brand; Of State ald Western Hour were
limited, and prices We're trin, anG ii soMs
cases, jc per bbl. better. Wheat was hear
ami i.il oil from -. &c. per huahel. Corn
vns nIsn henyy ami declined lc. Per bushel
parf, was lower salea oj mess were made aE
I'll 81, ard ofpr:uia 10. Sugars we're stron'
.er, with good refining demand: the sac;
embraced l,130 hhds., 500 OF which were
Cuba,, aud bought BY one refining house al
) 2-Sc 5 1-2c Coffee wis quiet ahd sale,
limited. The advance IN irelghts was sus
tained, whilu engagements were moderate.
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LETTER rkvI CCi. Ei,nADHEan n.

The following "a, written BY Co. br"d
head, Of Michigan, un the battle field :: les
n,on.enta before ns dtath, two balls having
passed through BIZ Body. The oyi5inul was
,oyered with hls tiJ"d
Dear Brother snd Sister | ain pn>sin,
nov from earth. bat send y"n love from m:
dying couch. For all your love and kind
ntss may you be rewarded. nave fought
manfully, and now die iearlessly. ALI one
of the victims CT rope's inbecilty and Ne,
Dowel's treason. Tell the lresidehr, N'c1'i
ho sa1e the country, hs must not ,!7e 7'i
hgllowed llag int such hand.
But he old .Fay ~l' tr'D~ri g.i---rhe
soldiers will reg,iiid it'd poles, now poii"ted
BY ,mnectiiy and treason.
John. you omc duty - your country
write.--Show up Popc's !n:onprten'.g, arH
McDcwelI's inlAmy, ana force tfien if"ii'
places where they eau send brave mci, [" 49,
sured destruction. ] had hoped 10 live longer,
but die amidst IT,. danger of taii!e, IA
could wish Farewell In you ind ne no-
Bile officers oi :ny regiment, c'hI'in II?
wi fe aEd children. d.
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TiECpEAE .NEWS.


~ '@''
'i''",
| var i."Gan@"n !.''i by the -iustra.sSlsi!,
ifi'd 10 TIC sem ~ August, contain the de
;.l!.s e" 7hc news 1rcgrephcd from Newinunt-
IanI hH: pu"l'Safa III fhe " htrstl last
Iu""''"f n."rn;hE. i'.a Lopd5h Times
a.""ch,tS Pence between tho Nortn snd
South II. ":'y siTCEF trrIis Ihe same jour
nal '.o;;'fiT: a 'rIy iair aud candid Artic:e Oh
| General Ma'l,!inn'.. position and capacity lo:'
! iii. ch!r! co.lnant .! the Union army, sHh
aci""NI"a"s lhnt he enJoE5 th- iuii coI'i'-
d"I't"."; LIZ "'I'''t" sno TIC people.
i''t. = o"s ''''''' '"s asa'' ,'''ou'''' '' ""
t''sA VI '0'''o' ''''''' ''' '"' " - a.
"''F ,.t ..,--,-. d..
+ '''' ''''r, ' > ''''."' a. -. '''r i'''
49, ,!>'. ,!,.nt.' ,p'l;
T?''l,', ..',n,, 49,, =,
,.'.''':. - j,s, ~
! ,,..';, Ill.,. =, l.,II., ,r5.n,l.I
- r,,,'' .Ii' ,,.,
'' IT. ,'.,o,I' ''''
,''!..S 80. -
80
ihr ih''' Coz i"Hi''''Getl 'l lhe Loh"oh
'-LEFh.'". "4''."e On TIE -V'n u -1oE1s''
ssSf
People H, .5nCsi spsah-ercept t" deny rs
a,.,tyns" al ia" pretended treaty secretly
.."n,,uir'l between France aud the Northern
:itsle= 81 .imercs. the basis OF which was
SAID to &c .IcA!1o. The Cabinet OF Wash
| inI;9a appear, vn tt.o contrary, 10 be- EcIc
! ana :r,"gr .Gl,;cs. 10 oppose French lnLueacc
IL THAT conntTy. lac division Of gunboat'
wnltt. ,s aci!., elmpped In the French mil
tar scLr"Ita Il 10 -et sal in the month 81
; September !o, the P.titit ocean where ii -
t., ,.G.>a at! tie Western coast Of Mexico.
The Paris Correspondent Of the Louicn
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,AY MORNIN(f. SEPTEMBER 16, 1862.


The enemy '.aH;i.. hat with 4 diSaGtron9 de-
feat at Bridgeport aild Ealtlc Creek day Or
too previously, and having heard exaggerated
reports about our overwhelming Numbers
We're preparing to evacuate Stevenson rs they
were attacked Consequently after. fur
hours bomhardGnent, they precipilasoly He'd
to The mountains and coyes, having CONSUMED
beforehand and removed by means Of Rail
road almost I'll Of their stores Of every chaT-
acler. The salnc officers and sul.ie;s who
had previously distinguished themselves,
did SO upon this occnsion by their
heroism and skill. Maj. Hughes, VINO cou.-
manded the Twcnty-iitth Tennessee regiment,
and MAJ. Gunlrr, commanding company OF
Partisan Rangers not i'll the previous light,
signnlized themselves upon uhi, occasion by
their daring intrepidlty The Casualties Oh
either side were insignificant
" NJ r
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From In. ct.siaasu s-u..ls,. snl I:

Lat aickt closed Tho i.r">' orentiul week
that was ever 6.Gn III iire history G! tiiicIli-
neti. II was 4 week i:sr Sll E:.sr be i0r-
gnttel,--a grand historical werS rhat Till ul-
was h: referred /" y, an important incident
ri tk.s lr0uhlOus era. fE> th;. first time
in inuIt than half :. Century Llnilnnati has
been meuaced w'll irI,-I",,--s deadly and
ruthless foe hes tr I'D 10 eatfb,jsn HIM
sell within our TLa only parallel Is
to ie lound in sarly days, when the lit
tie settlen",. 49, in fear of m Indian at
tack, and :: zen the rcn slept upon their
arms to rcpel IT,
Tho week thai has passed opened under
circumstances that have been greatly i'm
proved, thanks to tho vigorous measures ta-
ken bv General Wallace, and the authorities
under hila. We ara now in condition to
give the foe proper rcccption-tn 'wecome
him with bloody hands to hosFiiahl- graves,
if ne directs his steps toward 1iis banks OF
the Ohio. Our whole male population; as
sisted b. thousands from tie interior, are
united in an earnest determination that
cume what Will, this city must NOT be taken
Fighting for our homes and our tirezides
and contending for the Constitution and the
Union, We surely cannot fail, and what Is
more, we will not.
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ccT.EGC'AL.
Tho "iIcraid" OF the llth, SAYS:

s,oeks were again better yesterday. ficy.
eru,oent / S sold ut par, and the railway shares
advanced from IA to per cert. AT the
Close there was rather less buoysncy in the
market. Money was abundant at per GEN.:
Gold lis IS: exchange l30 IL for bankera
names
The cotton market was again irner and
active yesterday. The sales embraced :.,!Vo
bales, closing on the basis Of j3c. Tor mlddllng
uplanda. Good brands ofState and Western
shippiny qualities were scarce, and prices
firm. willie the sales of all descriptions were
moderate. Wheat was heavy and less active
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4 New Counterfeit

Tic Augusta [C;1) "Cnromicle" says -
"Another cpurieltci: Confederate note was
exhibited to us yesterday :n@ruinG. |; = 0l
the ten daiiar iSsH2 af September q. 1851,
printai III colors. Tine pria:ipel distinguish.
ing mark is the iii?i'ir "r Il the red opi"ng
in the lower centre II! IA: NOE. Ia Ih: gen
uine, the filling up consists Of ihe word
ten in small letters, frequently repeited-
in The counterfeit ii is merely dots. ti:e
counterfeit has the words s.iIrian Sharp
Sc IN the lGw"r l:i; fIand corner, not on
the genuine The rci ,nIQY If tE3 Counter
fit is paier than the genuine, the engra"ing
is c,m;:sar, apparently on wood, While the
genuine * we'll finished steel I.laic.
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FIGHT vr,P JAMEsrOWA, TEE.:

Ksox":L.E. sept. I%.-L'e"tenaEt Colcnri
Hart. c=Yair?, hrIousing 10 Col. j. Smiths
Gyo-,;::a leson, maze just arrived iron Cum
brrisud mountain. They encountered Colo
n.i Cni & Brigade o! renegade Tennesseeans
ra.r Jane town, when desperate light took
Lace Fifty o: The enemy "sre killed, twenty
prisoners and thirty horses captured without
loss to the CouiedeTa:es Coonc! Cliff IS