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BANK OF NoRTH.CARoLINA

A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. ON THE CAPT.
n ia stock for the last six months has been declared
this day. payable in currency at the Principal Bank Branch
and gencies the first Monday in December next
e. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh Nov 7, 1862. GOT.
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- CASES CALCINED, 2 CASES CARBON
ID Magncsia and chest beautiful powdered Rhu
barb. In store and for sale by +, L. PESCUD.
Sent, 1862, Tiff.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SESSION or N. c. CONFERENCE.

TENHE MEMBERS OF TIE n. G. CONFERENCE, AT
n its approaching session in Raleigh, will be received
at the Exchange Hotel llsborough street and appointed
to their homes Brethren expected To unaccnnpa-
MED by their families friends circumstances will rem
der impossible to accommodate others than preachers
and stewards JOHN s. LONG.
Raleigh, Nov. II, 1862 9l-td.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT Ora.


u WILL SELL, AT PRIVATE SALE, MY LOT. ON
4 which stands TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE,
withtour fire places with double Kitchen, Stables, and
other necessary ou;houScS 1t is ellgbly situated and
contains Of ground and is desirable residence
Graham is within Il mile of the n G. Railroad For fur
Their particulars apply to the subscriber at MebaucSvle
n. G.. THOMAS j. FOWLER.
Mcblncsvle y. c.. Oct. 81, 1852. S6-?pd.
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NOTICE

n HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER
IL ENT TRACTS, in the county of MOore-Farning,
Mineral and Turpentine and-which will sell on liberal
terms. JOHN MORRISON.
Carthage, Nov. II, 1862. 92-w&swtf.
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HORSES For SALE.

MIME COLT, 3 YEARS OLD. (STALiON) BY NOR
4 gan Hunter out of an Elevator mare.
ALSO,
YOUNG GELDING, years DID, by Moore's Black
Iaw, out of thorough bred mare.
Apply 10 WM F. ASKEW.
Raleigh Oct. &c, 1862. S2-tf
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

CONTAINING ABOUT 500 ACRES OF VERY FIVE
~ Land, with houses for so or 70 negroes, ginhouse
barns cribs and fences all in the best order Situated on
Rocky River, IL miles from Charlotte, miles from Con-
cord, 4 miles from Harrisburg Station N. c. Railroad
Address ]. L. MOREHEAD,
Charlotte, n. G.
Nov H. 1862 9l-4tpd.
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SUPERIOR CnIpTS

JUDGEs.-John Ia. Bailey, OF BuncOmbe, ROmuus NJ
Saunders Of Wake Robert r. Heath, of Chowan, George
Howard, jr, Of Wilson, James w. Osborne of Mecken
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NOR SALE-STOCK OF TIE RALEIGH AND
IL CASTOR Railroads. few shares.
w. w. YASS, Attorney:
Sent % 1862 74-f
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BARTHOLOMEW F. MOORE of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL +. PHnLIrs, of Orange
Z. IL. WINSTON, JR, of BERTHE.
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SUGARS, RICE AND MOLASSES FOR SALE
- by the hid barrel retail for cash only, country
produce
The highest prices will be paid for good apple brandy
and good Hour J. W0MBBE,
Raleigh, N. c.
Oct II; 1862. S+-H
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MONEY FOUND.

I'm THE ODD OF OCTOBER, NEAR THE CENTRAL
" Railroad Depot, sum Of money, which the owner
have by describing and paying for this advertisement
Apply to w. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh. Nov, l.. 1869. yl-4t.
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WANTED TO HIRE.

n WISH TO HIRE FOR THE NEXT YEAR FOUR
u field hands and two female house servants, for which
will pay fair price. Address me at IGwsvc Forsyth
County N G. w. l.. STlPE.
Lcwisyille, n. c., Nov. IL, 1862. yl-5t
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FRIDAY. NOV. 81, 1862.

burg Robert s. French, of RObesOn and John Kerr, of
Caswell.
SoCrroRs-Jesse J. Yeates of Hartford. of LIST Circui
kns, of Warren, Attorney General Sd Circuit; Thomas
Settle of Rockingham, 4th Circuit; Robert Strange of
New Hanover, 5th Circuit W. c. Kerr of Meckenburg,
9th Circuit and Marcus Erwin of Burke 18th Circuit
Time Of Holding the Courts.
SUPERIOR COURTS
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First Permanent Congress.

SENATE.
ALABAMA MISSOURI.
VIM l. Yancey, John Clark,
Clement Clay. IL Peyi"n,
ARKANSAS oRTn-CNROLINA.
Robert w johnson, George Davis,
Chas Mitchell. VIM I Dortch.
FLORIDA. suCrH-CAEoLlNA.
A E Maxwell Robt W Bdrnwcl,
James NJ Baker. james Ii Orr.
GEORGIA. TENNESSEE.
Benz Ii Hill, lAnSd"n Z Haynes
GuStavus \ Henry.
KENTUCKY. TEXAS
ii Burnett, Louis MiSlali,
VIM + sSimnS. w Oldham.
LOUISIANA. VIRGINIA.
Edward SPARROW RM T Hunter,
IT ! SrmnicS VIM b Preston.
MISSISSIPPI Total number &c.
Albert Brown,
James Phrian.
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Office of the Chatham r. r. CO.,
RALEIGH, October 29th 1862.
A MONTHLY INSTALMENT OF 10 PER CENT,
N payable the first day of each month, until the
whole subscription is paid is hereby called for by
der of the Board Of Directors.
W. W. VASS Treasurer.
Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1862, SS-tf.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Office Of N. C. II. II. Co.,
Co. SHOPs Sept. oath, 1852. -
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN To SHIPPERS AND
others interested that the tariff of freight rates on
this isOad will be raised twenty-five per cent and the rate
OF passengers to five cents per MILE and after the S
day of October. It. J. SUMNER,
Engineer and SuPt
Sept. 26 1862. 7S-f
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For the Standard.

CAMP NEAR 7 ARBoRs', N. c., Nov IA, 1862.
have received for my Company, from ladies Oh
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Aamdnce-R, y McAden, DR.. E. F. Watson.
AnsoH-Purdie Richardson T. II. Burns
BLaden-J. w. Russ
BeastortnII9n; R. s. DOnnel Capt. W. T. Marsh.
JIertte-Dr. p 7. Henry James Bond.
BrHHS'Oek-Daniel L. Russell.
B@ncombe-John Burgin.
BHTke-John Parks
CubaJrts-W. S. Harris
CIktareU-M. N Barnhardt.
Citnden-JOhn Forbes
C,teret-NO election held account of the presence or
GrssOsN-S.S Harrison, William Long.
CataacbG-GeO. s. Hooper
Ctathana-T.'B. Harris, Lieut.. W. J. Headcn, NJ Wad
CIerotee-J H. Bryson.
Gtenan-Lcmuel c. Benbury
C2e0eLrnG-DaYid Beam J. L. Logan.
GtunaJus-W. III. Baldwin.
Crars"-J. B. G. Barrow, Benz. NJ Cook.
CI1abSrIahd and Krm"st-IIon j. G. Shepherd Dr. John
Mccormick NeiIl Mckay.
CarrjtucE-B. NJ. Baxter
DacidS0n-Dr. R. l.. Bcall, Henry Walser.
DaUis-Henry B. Howard.
DaptiH-J. C. Stanford, l.. W. Hodges
ElgeeomJs-David Cobb Robert Bynum.
f6"syth-John ?. Nissen, DR.. E. Kerner
f,unktin-A W Pearce Jr
GastoD-A W. Davenport.
GrGacMe-Hon. r B. Gillian, Jas. s. Amis, Capt Eu,
gene GTiSsom.
GreeHe-Capt II. II. Best.
GaiJ0rd-M. S. Sherwood R. W. Glenn W r Smith
G.aes-W. H. Manning.
Lakitae-Dr. Henry Joyner, A. H. Davis
KIyOood-Dr. s. L. Love.
AertfOTd-J B. Vann
UeRderSOn--Alex. Henry.
Hyde-E. L. Mann.
LreoeU-T: A Allison, John Young.
JIckSoR-J. Keener
Johnston-Seth WoodalI, W. H. Avera
,JoRes-Anthony Rhodes.
Leaotr-W. W. Dunn.
LncokH-A. COstner.
MfcO1-Dr J. NJ Lyle.
Hadison-Dr WalRn.
-HfrtiR-James Robinson
-HcD0lre3l-Lt. w. +. Craig
JccktenbuFg-Jno. l.. Brown E. c. Grier
l"atgomcry-E G. l.. Barringer:
-HoOre-Aexandcr Kelly.
Ntsh-Hcnry g. Williams.
AetU MRoger-S. j. Person, J. R. HIVES.
A2rttdnnPto1-W. W. PEBBLES, Capt. Ii. StansilI.
O"sL0D-J. Ii. Fny.
nrRge-John Berry, W. N. Patterson.
J't>gWotGRE-Cren. w. Z. Mann.
Perguim1gES-Dr. Jos. II. Rddick.
PGrSo~-Lt. NJ. D. G. BumpaSs
P'tt-C. Perkins, B. G. Abritton.
Rdndolph Jonathan Worth, NJ s. Robbins.
RicFm0nd- LIT. Sanders NJ Ingram.
Eo5cSoa-Murdnck McIIae Ncill Mcneil.
Roek%"gtG"1-W. l. Gillian, James Reynolds.
Ro,nrn-F. E. Shober N. n. Fleming.
R"theTort-A X. BRYAN, J. L. Carpenter.
STmps0R-William Kirby, ThOS. H. Holmes
StI"iy-Lafayette Greene.
Sok6S-Si am FIynt.'
Snrry-Dr. Joseph IIoilngsworth.
TgrreE-Eli Spruill.
U6jon-C. O. Lemmonds.
IFake-Wiam Laws, e. II. Afford, Daniel G. FUwle.
Ware@-Thos l. Judkns Leonard Henderson.
IpasRingtOn-(Same as in Carteret.)
Watauga-Wm. Horton
IEuyae-B. b. Rives, NJ. X. Crawford.
FHes-E. NJ. WelIborn, A. II. Hampton.
IGRkiR--A. c. CowIcs.
IdRcy-Lt. N. d. Young.
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SECOND CIRCUIT.
Duplln, fourth Monday IN March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
Snntember
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JUDAH p. BENJAyIS of Louisiana Secretary of State.
C. e.. MENNINGER, of South Carolina Secy of the Trea.
GEORGE W. R,NpoLrH, of Virginia, Secretary ct War.
STEPHEN Il. MALLORY of Florida Secretary OF the Navy
JoHH r. REGAIN. OF Texas, Post FASTER General
THOMAS II. WATTS Of Alabama, Attorney General.
ROBERT L. LEE, Grncral-n-Chiet.
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Moore Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery the ast Monday in February and August.
Stany' first Monday in March aud September
Arson, second %
Richmond, third
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Legislature of North-Caro,iua.

We give below the list of Senators and Commonars a.
to the next General Assembly as far as we have e,.
them. Ifany of our friends discover an error tho
oblige US by informing us. VII
SENATE.
. PasqgOtank and Perq,insGns- H. BasIey.
Ca0eLen and Gdypit0cE-D. McD. Lipdsav
Gates and CEOauGn-Mils l.. Eure.
Hyde and TyrreH-Charles McCeese.
ACrthampton-Dr. W. S. Copeland.
Lerttord-J.B. Slaughter.
Bertie-Capt. Thos NJ. Garrett
HdIyae-Mason L. Virgins
EIJecODg6e md WiLs0R-Jesse H. Powell
Plt-Dr. E. j. Bluunt
BeaufOrt-E. J. Warren.
Cra0sn-WiIliam L. Wadsworth
CITteret and J0neS-Dr. NJ F. ArendeII
Greene md Lenoir-Edward Patrick
Ae0 HanOUer-Eli W. Hall.
Uaptin-Dr. James G. Dickson.
OaSlOa0-J. A. MurrilI.
DLdleR, ByunsUiek Ec.-Capt. j. W. Ellis
CaTH6erLaHG md HITnctt-WilIiam g. WRIGHT
Sampson-Thomas l. Fason. gut
Vayne-Wm. K. Lane
,l0hnSt0n-C B. Sanders.
Wake-J. p. Ii. Russ.
hGSh-Capt A. J. Taylor.
Franklin-Washington Harris
WarreR-Dr. T. J. Pitchford.
Gran0iAe-R. W. Lassiter
PerSOB-James Holeman
Orange-Hon. William A. Graham.
ALGnadncs and RGndOkph-Giles Mebane
Chdtham-William p Taylor.
Richmond and RoJssoa-GSiles Leitcb "OOley
ARson and Uniop-William c. Smith
Guiford-Peter Adams.
CasUekL-Hon. Bedford Brown
Rockingham-Gen F. L. Simpson.
ELECTROMAGNETIC A. Young
Cabarrus and StanLy-J. w Smith
Koran and DaUie-Dr. j. G. Ramsay.
DGUidSon-H. Adams.
Stokes md F6rsyth-Col. Jas E. Matthews.
ASke, tSurry Ec.-Isaac Jarratt
LredeLk, WiLeS del. O. Sharpe.
Burke, McDOaUeN, cfc-S. ]. Neal.
Lincoln, GGst0n de- James H. White
RatheJord, Poll, &c.-M q. Dickerson.
BunooznJe, Henderson, cec-WlIliam NJ. Sbnn
UdyUo0d, Aacon, &C.. D. Smith rp'
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CONFEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT
PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi.
Members of the Cabinet.

VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS, of Georgia.
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR REFUGEES.

Nov. 4, 1862.
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Tyrrel. first Monday in March and September.
Washington, second
BERTHE, third
HEREFORD fourth
Gates, first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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THE ALEXANDRIA NAAEl1h.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF LOCOMOTIVE
AND RT7RTHEN CARS. A locomotive and train,
on which were about fifty laborers ftom the Y.
s, Ouartermaster' department here, on thelr
way up the Orange and Alexandria railroad, TO
cut timber and wood, are reported to have been
captured by the Confederates yesterday after
noon. The train left the depot In the morn
ing, and proceeded over Bull Run bridge, when
# was fired upon. The engineer attempted to
reverse the engine, but the rails having been
torn up a short distance beyond, the train ran
off the track, and was precipitated down an
embankment about fifty feet. This morning a
gang of hands were sent up to clear the track
and, if possible recover the cars.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-lhe
National jntelIigenceg says:-''We learn from
the President Of this company that the canal IS
now in navigable condition throughout It's en-
tire line. Boats, laden with coal and produce,
are daily arriving at Georgetown, and many
are daily going up laden with stores Tor Cen
McClellan's army We are informed that the
canal has been repaired at the expense OF the
company. In connexion with this subject we
take occasion to state that the order issued
from the Adiutant Generals Office on the 2lst
Of April last, authorizing the boats OF the can
al company to pass through the lines Of the
army without hindrance, is still in force, and
has Just been republisIled IN circular from
Gen Mcclellan headquarters
Gen. Wadsvorth made speech at largea
Republican meeting in New York, on Thurs
day, in which he said
''Gentlemen, Mr. Lincoln has told you that
he would save this country with slavery, if he
could. He would save it without slavery IT he
could. He has never said it to you, geotle-
men, that if he could not save slal cry he would
let his country go. Cries mo-" cheers. |
believe that that honest patriot would rather
be thrown into molten furnace than utter
sentiment so Infamous. Good. lie has
said to those IN rebellion against the United
States, against the Government, [ give you
one hundred days to return to your allegiance;
if you fail to do that [ shall strike from under
you that institution which some OF them seem
ed to think dearer than life, than liberty, than
country, than peace. Some among us appear
Go entertain much the same opinion. APP
plause7 Gentlemen, stand by Abraham Lin
coin Great applause; we Ii stand by you. ]
It is just; it is wise, it is holy. [ ask you,
gentlemen, to stand by him, sustain him in it.
("We will. y
4 statement made in the Washington Star
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the front nOyal IOdu, AeoCi1eIo Hd' iDalcA' |
ed towards Castlemans Ferry and Shannon. |
dale Springs.
4 night or two ago, the government detec |
tiyes arrested, about twelve miles from Centre |
vile, an elderly lady named Mrs. Turner and q !
Young one named Miss Buckner, her daughter, |
and also man called Buck Bailey. They
had passes allowing them to go beyond the
lines with family supplies, but were also carry
ing supplies Of morphine, quinlne, &c
On Bailey was found large contraband mall
He and the younger female are now in the DID
Capitol prison, while the elder, 70 years DID,
was released.
The Washington Star says: ''Messrs lid
we'll of Georgetown. and Milburn OF VASE
ington, were yesterday arrested and sent to the
Old Capitol prison, for selling contraband med
icines, knowing, as is alleged where they were
to be carried" Some say this is mistake.
The following prisoners Of war in Washing,
ton, were discharged from the Old Capl5a
prison, on taking the oath of allegiance TO Inc
United States D. Allen, Fairfax county, D.
Mansfield, Loudoun county; L. Love, Prince
William county; J. Sanders, Fauquler county,
L. Petit, Prince William county; John 0N'
lespie, Fauouier county j. ". Monroe, do''
John Sweeney, do. 3. s. Minor hou00O"
county, and J. May, Georgia.
A letter from the Army Of the Poton@
says Gen. "Pleasanton is Selling all the n0ls.'
to be found, for the use Of the governments
without reference to the opinions OF the o""
ers."
Persons from Cuba say, that the stea'u''
Blanche on her late trip from Texas 70 W.
port OF Molatto, Cuba, carried, IN aool'ao" :.
her cargo Of cotton, quite number OF leA9 =,
slaves with their owners, who prol'p's ''
them to Cuban planters,
The Cincinnati CONNER cial OF TUESDAY wv
tains the following dispatch from Lou's'lH' ~
:sWe have received Nashville papers o ~ r.
23d instant. The city is completely Wv y, 4
from the surrounding country by oa'': y, 4,r
Confederate guerillas . A through n 10" ~ Nv
Nashville was despatched from Louls'i''; :noe
railroad, on Monday mornlng-5ne n ll;1Ia was
the region of country thence to Nash thau two
occupied by the Confederates, more 'AA"''
months ago. ,.ao Rock
General Hindman is in prison at h'tt'e Gen. Cen.
and is to be sent to Richmond Tor 1ll anst him
Albert Pike brings serious charges as S'''"
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Ute Atexandria Gaxette
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER l.

Sunday. came to anchor below the mouth OF
the Rappahannock, where she remained until
Tuesday night, at which time party OF Con
federates, in their boats, under the command
Of Lieut. Smidt and another Lieutenant, came
from ont the Piankatank and boarded the yes
sell On getting on board, the captain, mate
and pilot were at once taken prisoners, ano
transferred to the boats Of the Contederates,
and the remainder Of the crew were ordered to
take the ships boats and go on shore The
Confederates then set fire to the ship and lett;
taking the prisoners with them and boat con-
tanning about half OF the crew a teW OF the
crew escaped by reason Of the darkness OF the
night and after floating about all night were
picked up by the steamer Webster. The men
On the mortar schooner No. 7, which was some
distance off, saw the fire, and boats crew
was az once dispatched, who succeeded In ex-
tinguishing the flames after the after part OF
the ship, With the miZzen mast, had been tie
stroyed.
The National Intcligencer contains q letter
from ex~president Buchanan, in reply 70 the
late letter Of Gen. Scott concerning the failure
to send reintorcements and supplies to the
Southern Notifications, previous to the COM
rnencement Of the present WAY. tie says that;
towards the close Of his term, Gov. Floyd ex
ercised less influence on the administration than
anv other member Of the Cabinet-that the
reason why he did not garrison the fortresses
was, that there were no available troops within
reacE-and, generally, denies that there was
false dealing or vacillatiOn on his part lie
concludes by asserting that he cannot reproach
himself with any failure to perform his dutyin
the difficulties which clouded the last months
Of his administration Mr.. Buchanan is 8
Union man, aud opposed to secession.
The Baltimore American says: ave make
an invariable practice of sending the contents
Of our dispatches and letters to the Northern
press By telegraph, so that they may pass IN
der the inspection Of the War Department be-
fore they are published, Whenever they are
considered by the Department rs containing
anything coltraband, We promptly and cheer
fully suppress their publication.
The Hibernia, from Liverpool on the 10th,
via Londonderry on the 18th inst, passed Cape
Race, en- route to Quebec, at 8 o'clock Wed
nesday morning. The sea was so heavy after
toe recent gale that it was impossible for the
news Yacht Of the Associated Press to board
her The dates per the Hibernia are five days
later
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THE PoroMAc LINES. yesterday the Gu
federate Gen. Stuart, at the head Of a ho1n I
cavalry, supposed to be from fifteen hundred !
two thousand strong, came downfrom Union 4
Mountsyille, and attacked small force Of Fe1
eral cavalry stationed in that vicinity, drivin,|
them in the direction of Aide. The thnol
towns named are all in the southern part a
Loudoun county. Dispatches to the Nolthen|
journals state that Gen. Pleasanton was still Al
Purcellville, while the Confederates occuml
Smoker Gap in force The Confederates apl
at Thoroughfare Gap also The Federal troorsl
drove in their pickets at thatpoint but retired
on learning the superior numbers Of their enc
my. The Washington Star states that infor
ination has been received that the Contederste
are making some important movements neo
BB.9rryyile, where Gen. jackson ism command
Large bodies Of troops have been moving on
the Front Royal road, while others have march
ed towards Castleman's Ferry and Shannon
dale SPRINGS.
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DldAoE NCLOlCllACLj ny ~Ao- ttiie"iiA
coin Great applause; ''we'll stand by you.
It is just; it is wise, it is holy. [ ask you,
gentlemen, to stand by him, sustain him in it.
(''We will. y
A statement made in the Washington Star
that Mr.. Peel, Of this place, has been arrested,
Is incorrect.
Several vessels laden with cotton, from South
ern ports, have arrived at Bermuda, and some
Of them sailed for England.
Tn, re was an explosion Of gas at The Gilmor
House, in Baltimore, yesterday, by which three
persons were very severely burned The gas
pipes commenced leaking, and persons having
lantern, were endeavoring to find out the
cause.
Some new Developments have been made in
the Court Of Inquiry on the Harper's Ferry
surrender. They implicate q General who 1t IS
said failed to reinforce Miles at the proper
time This, however, will not detract from the
responsibility Of Colonel Ford's surrendering
Maryland Heights at the time he did, nor OF
the final surrender by Gen. Niles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-06
PU BLISHED WEEKLY BY
Ill Il VI. WHITNEY,.

the Ioras to q" come on - The General passed
through our lines to get another horse, and soon
afterwards killed
Fearing that the enemy, much stronger than
we were. might cut of from St Louis,
Ell to Rolla, saving n train the rebels must have
taken had they persevered. From Rolla our regi-
ment went TO st. Louis, where l laid down my mus
ket, having served Uncle Sam for four months as
faithfully as 1 could.
Had remained in New York until volunteering
commenced, you would have heard Of me in some
corps from there but the western boys suit me
best More than half Of our company are again in
service. and often inclined to follow suit-per-
haps may, after some private business here is set
tied. But should an emergency arise. that
would not keep me back. X. D. T.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-06
Commercial Advertiser.
Experience Of a Volunteer i'm
Missouri.

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