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Opinions Rendered by the Supreme Court.
This tribunal adjourned on Thursday.


By PEARSON, c. jim Parker Richardson, from
Harnett, affirming the judgment below. In Whitley
Lloyd, in equity from Martin In Joyner, from
Northampton, in equity, reversing the order In
Tates Cofield in equity, from Martin, directing
rule on the purchaser &c In Herndon Pratt, in
equity, from Orange dsmissng the bill with costs.
In Bowers Sandwich, in equity, from Orange an
order for an account or bill to be dismissed In
Reyis Landis in equity, from Granville, bill dis
missed with COSTS In RAJ, adm. Scott, in equity,
from Orange plea overruled and defendant to an
swer. In Attorney General Osborne and others,
in equity, declaring the grant void. In Chambers
Kearns, in equity, from Rowan, directing the &C.
count to be reformed.
By BATTLE, jim Puryear Z Wimbish in equity,
from Rowan, demurrer overruled In Parker v
Davis from Stanly, affirming the Judgment In
State Lauchlin. from Robson, judgment affirmed
In State jim from Lenor declaring there is error
and directing a venire denovo. In Houston Neuse
River Nav. Co., from Craven, order dsmissng in
formation affirmed and reversed as to COSTS In
Allen Pearce, In equity, from Wake, order revers
ed. In Futrell Futrell, in equity, from North
ampton, decree for plaintiff conveyance to stand as
security, &c. In Chambers Reid, from Neck
lenburg, in equity decree in favor Of deendantsa
In Ryne Hoffman, in equity, from CASTOR, plantlfs
entitled to distributive shares. In Camp Mills,
in equity, from Polk, demurrer overruled.
BY MANLY, J.-In Cox Cox, from Davidson,
Judgment reversed In Hudson Critcher, from
Granville, venre de novo. In Doe ex dem Foust
Trice, from Orange, venire de novo. In Thompson
Andrews, from Orange, Judgment affirmed In
Lopp Long, in equity, from Davidson, reference
to reform the accounts according to the directions in
the opionion. In Clark Bett is equity, from
Chatham. II. Qu:cklev Henderson, in equity, from
Lincoln, demurrer overruled
By PEARSON c. J.-In den ex dem Dobson v
Finley, from Mcdowell, affirming the judgment
n T. r..t. H.
venire de novo awarded In Chambers Payne in
equity, from Davidson, dsmissng the bill with COSTS
81 MANLY, jim Neal v Wilmington R. E. Co.,
from Edgecombe judgement affirmed. In Albright
Tapscott from Alsmance, judgment arrested. In
State Brandon, from Alamance, declaring that
| there is no error In Tomlinson Long, from Ire
DELL veuire de novo. In Ledbetter Arledge, judg.
! nent reversed.
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.ZsB. vANcE-If it shall be the pleasure of the
people to make him Governor, as at present they
seem determined to do on the 7th of August next,
new energy and efficiency will at once appear in the
discharge of the duties Of that office, which have be-
come so important in these times of invasion and
war, Had he been Governor at the time Newborn
was taken, we believe the result would have been
quite different All VIC lacked was more force COM
nlanded and led by proper commander He would
have had there the proper and necessary troops and
would have inspired them with his presence and
command Had he been Governor, we doubt wheth
c, the enemy would now have any foothold on the
soil of North Carolina. He would have told the
Convention that there great need for something
to be done for our seaboard. He would have aroused
that body and the whole State SO thoroughly to the
great danger which threatened us as to have secured
points, and such preparations made, that Hatteras
and Roanoke Island, would to this day, have remain
ed our own. The intention Of the enemy to attack
these places was known long enough before hand to
have gathered to these places and drilled the whole
of the State militia. Greensboro Patriot.
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Casualties in the Sd Res't N. C. T.
HEADQUARTERS, Sd RECT N. CT,

HEADQUARTERS, Sd RECT N. CT.)
June 30th, 1862.
"CAMP on CHIcKAHoMINY"
casualties in the Sd regiment N C. troops. June
zotn and 9th, on the north side of the Chicka.
homlny:- Wv oA'oA"'
Field and staff-Major Edward sayape wornded
slightly in the hand. '0
Company A-Capt Best CON- Killed-sero,t
Benz Sp,vey, Private John P Jones. Wound.
ed-Prvates Burton, Davis, WIN NJ Brvant .John
Best, Reuben Hill, Wlnburn West.
,b-Capt Thurston. Killed.Cop'l William
HarVel. Wounded-Sergt William Picket, pri-
Yates Dan'l Smith, William D Bradshaw. Amos I'd.
wards, Alfred E Frederick. Milton H johnson
S Register.
C-lst Lieut. Horne, comdg. Killed-uone
Wounded-Sers't Thomas Humphrey Privates
Jas A Hall, Henry Bishop. , ~ '''"''S
D-Capt Edward Meares. Ki,,ed-none
Wounded-Privates Hiram Beasley, Owen Nc
E-Captain Ennet Killed-nope Wounded
} Hobbs, Lorenzo Melton, Bryant Thomson 1s;mca
decd Lott Tippett, James H Edens, George e,'' W
Padrick. '''se
Capt Parsley. Kled-Private John 7 Mon.
gomery. Wounded-Serg't Ed Garrison. Cornr
John Pugh, Privates Hiram FARRELL, George #
Bishop, Acey Ormsby.
Capt Rhodes. Killed-Privates William r
SnRlth, Thomas j Wells. Wounded-Privates Jos
Taylor, Henry Mashburn, Isaac Morton, George
A a "a Benjamin Reece, Nathaniel S Owens, VIM
s;. OoVll' bazzel Riggs; Nicholas Conoway mis-
u; list Lieut. Duncan McNair, commanding
Mllled IpriTates John Mears, David W Miller
"JTut oNo Goahorn, h Blizzard.
E wSSnSnIdied-sergt William MacDervitt CorpI VIM
~ eapallngton, Privates Horatio Richardson John
DAMIEN Ai.sn' James Hosier, Jno " Hodgers Samuel
Robt S e oman David az Williams. Killed-Prvate
o"soy. Wounded-Private Isaac Rocbslls
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ston, very slightly; Privates John Watson, E q
Conyers c E Brodie, very slightly.
M-Killed-lst LeupL j Merritt; Privates y =
Baker, J NJ Sanders, ] K Stedman; LIST Sergio
McClenahan.
Wounded-Capt W L London, Slightly; Lieut. "
H Tyson, very slightly; Lieut. W Nogers ~
foot Corpl Tysor, very slightly Prlvates ~. hto
Berry, in head and side; CLARKE, very c;,eao.
Clegg very slight, in arm; 'G pep'; Gnnter
slightly: VIC Johnston, slightly; A Cough slight
ly; G :Guymour, slightly; II Womole' sl,g6!ly )
A Lloyd, very slightly. a. " A'
July Sd, 1862
The CAPTURE of the Battery at Ellyson's Mills.
To the Editors of the Dispatch::
In your issues of Saturday and Monday, you nave
made missatemcnt in regard to the charge upon
the enemy's battery at Ellysons Mills on Thursday
afternoon. the 10th ult. The I'd regiment of N. u.
State troops is IN Gen. G. B. Anderson's brigade,
and was not engaged at that point The charge was
made by Gen. Ripley's brigade, consisting OF the LIST
and Sd N. G. and the 44th and 4Sth Ga. regiments
The LIST N. C. on the extreme right, and 44th ia.
made the charge and suffered the greatest loss
They were CALAMITY supported by the ID N. y. anu
4Sth Ca but these regiments in consequence OF the
time at which they came up, the nature OF the
Ground and other causes, suffered but little loss
This brigade retired when ordered to do so, the
strength Of the enemys works rendering its capture
almost impossible. The truth is, no regiment or
brigade can claim to haveraken that battery, it was
abandoned by the enemy during the night IN purr-
suance of their plan Of retreat and fearing flank
movement next morning.
The courage and obstinacy with which that charge
was made, may be inferred from the fact that the
LIST North Carolina regiment lost nearly one half Of
its effective force and the 44lh Georgia nearly two
thirds.
The following is list of casualties among the LIST
N. C. regiments officers
Killed: Maj I L Skinner, Capt Jas Wright,
1t Grandie.
Mcdowell, in side; Capt Reeves, MORALLY, (since
dead y 1t Stokes severely; 1t Moore, slightly; Ii
IL Fennell, slightly; 1t Carr 1t Lyon, in knee.
The loss of officers in the 44th Georgia ! am un
able to furnish you. No troops could nave behaved
better than they did JUSTICE.
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Mutual Life Insurance Comnanv


Inc 18th annual meeting Of the stockholdors &c
the North Carolina Life Insurance COMPANY va.
held at the office of their Secretary, in this Cit, IN
Monday last, DR.. W. R. Miller in the Chair and
Capt W. H. Harrison, Secretary.
The operations of the Company during the mast
year have been very successful and gratifying con.
slderlng the nature Of the times
The following gentleman were elected Directors for
the ensuing year: Dr. Chas E. johnson, VIM. W
Holden, q. Busbee, II. W. Hustled, W. II. Mckee.
Everard Hall, W. S. Mason, W. H. Jones, Kemp p
Battle John G. Williams, c. B. Root, P. F. Pescud
and R. H. Battle.
AT a meeting of the Directors, held on the same
day the following officers were elected:
CHAs. E. JOHNSON, President
W. ". HOLDEN, Vice. President
Fl. W. Hustled, attorney.
W. H. JONES, Treasurer.
K. II. BATTLE, Secretary.
W. H. MCKEE, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
III s s / f z: S;:;''' Executive COMMITTEE.
CHAs. E. JOHNSON,
W. H. Mckee, NedI Board of Consolidation
R. B. HAYWOOD,
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Gkt Stan1ar1.
RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY, JULY ., 1sea.
THE PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR:
col. T.. b. VAN C. e
OF BUNCGMBE.
WAKE COUNTY-FOR THE SENATE:
Col. J. r. H. RUSS.
FOR THE COMMONS:
HENRY w. Miller,
VILLA M LAWS,
G n E EN- H. AFFORD.

ELECTION.-The people of this State will
vote for Governor, members of the Legislature,
and Sheriff, in their several Counties on Thurs
day, the 7th day Of August. All our soldiers in
Camp, wherever they may be, will vote for the
same officers, on Thursday. the 3l>t Of July.
Citizens or soldiers of this State can vote for
Governor. but not for legislators sherifs, in
any County of the State, where they may be Oh
the day Of election.
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FrGur BETWEEN MARYLAND AND MASSACHUSETTS
YANKEEs.-Wc have been furnished with an extract
of a letter written in Beaufort County, n. e., near
Newbern, and dated June goth. 1862. which con-
tans piece Of information which We deem highly
important We give below the extract as furnished
US. and think its statements may be relied upon:
IL have just heard from Barrington's. A fight
occurred in Newbe in which Massachusetts and
MARYLAND soldiers became involved. A regiment of
each became engaged; 800 of the New England men
were said to have been killed, and l5O of the Mary
landers The disturbance arose about the negroes
within the lines there. The Massachusetts, men pro-
posed to send lot Of them to Cuba for SALE 1t was
opposed by the Marylanders. Since hearing the
above, Mr. F. P Latham confirms the report -
Richmond Dispatch
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Col. DowD.-We stated in our last that it was
rumored that COL Dowd of this County, had been
killed in the battle near Richmond We are glad
to be able to state that the Colonel was not killed.
but dangerously wounded. A list Of the killed and
wounded of his regiment will be seen in another
column.
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DEATH OF Col. RoBERrs.-We regret to hear of
the death of COL Roberts, of the 14th regiment of
this State. He died in Richmond few days SINCE
of typhoid fever. He was from Buncombe, having
entered the service as member of the Rough and
Ready Guards. He was good officer and worthy
man.
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BURKE Mcdowell, AND CALDwEL1.-We learn
that S. Neal Esq, is the conservative and reform
candidate for tile Senate in Burke, Mcdowell, and
Caldwell. We do not know whether Mr.. Neal will
have opposition, but it is rumored that Hon. W. W,
Avery will oppose him. Mr.. Neal is gentleman of
experience and excellent common sense, and will
make safe and useful Senator in this crisis From
wha: we have heard of his strength with the people,
We entertain no doubt of his election
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Col. GAsroN MEAREs.-North Carolina has lost
no nobler spirit than that of CASTOR Meare:, who
was slain in the attack upon the enemy on the LIST
of july near Richmond. Col. Meares had been
in command Of the Sd regiment from the time of its
organization. He saw service in the Mexican war,
and acquitted himself handsomely in the battle of
Buena Vista. He had good military education,
and managed his regiment with skill and Judgment.
Col. Meares was brave and patriotic and an accom-
plished gentleman.
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We observe that an evening train has been start
ed on the Raleigh and CASTOR Road. One train
leaves in the morning for the North, as the
Western train arrives, and the other in the evening
as soon as the Western train is in. The tide Of
travel is great and does not seem to diminish. The
Roads are No doubt coming money.
The fighting of the last few days ought to show
the enemy whether the North Carolina troops have
any love for the Lncolnites also the value of their
absurd reports about them. They have recently
received many striking proofs Of the regard of the
North. Carolinians. Wilmington Journal
They hare indeed, but whether the Yankees will
even now be convinced, will depend upon circum'
stances The Standard has labored from the be-
ginning of the war to convince our enemies that
there were no Lincolnites among the citizens OF
North Carolina Our brave soldiers have given evil
dence Of this on every battlefield but Judge Biggs,
and those who acted with him in urging the passage
of test oath and sedtion ordinances, and the ow.ss
nress If the State have contributed greatly to fas
ton the conviction on the Northern mind that the
State was full of Lincolnism. When such men as
Judge Biggs and others, aud such journals as the
British press and Register of this City, the Will
mington Journal, Winston Sentinel, Iredel En-
press and the South. Carolina Bulletin and Demo-
crat in Charlotte, cease to vify and libel many of
the best men in the State by calling them traitors
then the Yankees may begin to believe that there is
no love for Lincoln or the Yankee nation in North
Carolina; but not until then.
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RTH-CARoLlNA RA1LRoAD.-Want of space pre-
vented US in our last from expressing the high graf
ifcation we experienced, in announcing that this
Railroad had declared its third dividend-being 8
per cent on its capital stock. This is especially
gratifying in view CT the heavy losses which the
Road is said recently to have sustained
For several weeks there has been a manifest i'm
proyement in the time and regularity of the rum
ming on the Road, which speaks well for the energy
and ability of the President Mr. Webb Let i'm
provement be the order Of the day on the Road and
it will soon be placed in the position which the pub.
lie desire, in promptness, safety regularity and the
spirit of accommodation. 1t will then pay
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DR.. w. j. 7. Miller, of cleveland, passed through
this place on Sunday last, with the body ofbis son,
Lieut.. D. N. Miller, Of the 18th regiment of State
Troops, who was slain in the battle of Tuesday
DR.. M. has two other sons in the army near Rich
mOnd,
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We regret to learn that Capt H. G. Gorrelr of
Greensboro, was killed in picket skrlash on the
2lst ult., near Richmond
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We notice the arrival of several vessels recently
into Confederate ports with arms, powder, &c.
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List Of Killed and Woundea in Raleigh Rites and
Oak City Guards 14th " g. regiment.
RIFLEs-20 IN ACTION.
Killed-Marion Smith. Wounded, NJ. NJ. Wag
staff, MORALLY; Wiley Sauls severely, and pri
soner; Jo Powell, slightly John Cooper, slightly
Ebert johnson, slightly; John Parkinson. severe
ly; Howard slightly; Geo. A. Hood slightly.
OAK CRY GUARDs-25 IN ACTION.
Kied-Lieut Marceus Thompson, Geo. Jones,
John Penny and John R. Utley. Wounded. j. L.
Carson, slightly; William Shaw shot himself acct
IDENTIFY in the bowels James Woods, slightly.
We have no returns from the other companies. -
We learn that the l4th took $50 men into the fight
and lost ll5 killed, wounded, and missing.
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Casualties Of the 10Th Regiment NJ C. State
Troops Julu lSt 1862.

".
Troops July LIST, 1862.
Field and Staff-Col H A Dowd seriously, but not
dangerously, wounded. Adjutant W Ii Ballard
wounded in right arm.
Company A--Kllled-J B Randolph, Captain !;
W Reese, private. Severely wounded-1st Sergt
J Spring; Privates A Lassiter, 3 E Pule NJ
DeIoatch. Slightly wounded-Leut " II Parker !;
Sergt Murfee, Serg't P II Stinnson Corp'l w
Woodruff; Privates Grant, II Britton.
B-Killed-Not known. Wounded-lS
C-Killed-Prvates II Jelly, D r Wilson.
Wounded-Privats Zinnathan Bianton in thigh !;
Ellis, in hand; E Hardin in thigh; Hoard,
in head; W G Wylie, in thigh and back; R II
Wye, in shoulder; Serg't r NJ Hopper, in hand !;
Corpl Putnam, in foot
D-K,Iled-lst Serg't NJ Froneberger, Private
Mcfarland.
Wounded CorpI E Glenn, in arm Privates
=, FARRELL, in leg; A Williams, in hand; Serg't K
shields. in arm; Private N II Dellinger, in arm.
-killed-Prvate Sylvester Harrington.
II "s,ounded-Capt Willie Perry in arm; Corpl S
II u Moore, in hand; Privates G Huff, in neck; j
Duke, in head; G Parham, in arm.
! n ~" ounded-Capt D McDougald, seriously; 1t
~ Cruz a1 slightly; LIST Serg't Johnson NOR
| taH; "a Serg't H Grady, severely: Privates r d
E Byrd, severely; Jordan, A b Holland, j r
hooos; ana Morrison, slightly.
-" ounded-Privates j Foster, NJ Leonard
IT, .,;sh.i,r ''s.e'y; ane William Curtis, Henry
G Murphy, Jesse Wester. ''
H-Woun%d,ed-,serg't N Sharp, severely: Pri.
Yates c Cheek, Willis coble, Anderson Sharp,
Roberts, Jas Sumner, slightly. ' ~ "'A'''
. I,Killed-Sergt George Gordon, Corp'l Job
Cobb, Private Lammon. wv
Wounded-Lt N Pindcr, slightly; LIST sers,t
N NJ LaTrence, arm broken; Privates Calvin Bass,
slightly in leg; Garfield Fountain in arm: ] N
Taylor. ''o' ALIEN
hf1-killed- Fired Walker, W Womble
.ounded-Lieut Cross, in foot; Privatcs B
S Hr.an' IN foot; Aears, in leg; H Jordon, in
bowels, ''' ~
,k'lled-Privates Walton Davis and W +
Nicholson. +" =
Wounded-1st sergt G Corn a times) severe
y; I'd Sergt Howard, severely: Private A {
Holt, severely; Sergeants " Whitess, q Win
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| liable
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