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The News.

4 portion of our army under Gen. Lee still oc-
cupy positions beyond Winchester Other dispo-
sitou, however, has been made of portion, of
which the enemy will be advised in due time
The Yankee papers assert that McClellan's forces
,re so miles nearer Richmond than Gen. Lees. If
It be 50, Gen. Lee Is responsible, and he will make
good account oft
On Thursday brisk skirmish occurred below
Winchester, IN which we captured 100 of the enc
N.Y. and six wagons ard teams.
The Lynchburg papers of Friday announce ru-
mored battle between Winchester and Berryville,
between the troops of Gen. A. P. Hill and the aho
Iition forces, in which the rumor is the enemy was
badly whipped 1t is said that the enemy asked
uermission the next day to bury his dead, which
was granted. 1t is also stated that our forces had
fallen back from Warrenton, Va.
No official account OF this battle had been receiv
ed at Richmond
The reported advance of the enemy upon Holly
Springs, Miss, is contradcted.
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From the Eastern Counties.

We have not been able to obtain the names of
the killed and wounded of the 26th regiment, in
the conflict which took place below WILLIAMSON on
the ID We learn that Col. Burgwyn displayed
much promptness, skill, and courage in holding the
enemy in check on the OCCASION and that his regi-
ment, the Goth, covered themselves with new hon.
ors by their frmness and daring.
On Wednesday evening last the enemy advanced
in considerable force, by the Hamilton road, to-
wards Tarborough. They were met by our troops,
commanded by Gen. Martin and Gov. Vance, and,
after sharp skirmish, they fell back towards their
cunboats The irumors of battle were premature.
The latest report is that the enemy is in conside-
rable force at Hamilton Our forces were in posi-
ton to meet them wherever they might attempt to
strike
1t is also reported that the enemy have complete
control of the river as high as Greenville and that
the latter place has been destroyed.
Many of the Eastern people are making their es-
cape with such Of their property as they can bring
along with them.
P S.-Since the above was written we learn that
intelligence has been received from official source
that the enemy at last accounts had retired from
PALMYRA, Hamilton and williamson, and it was
thought would go up the Chowan in transports.
We are glad to announce that Gen. Whiting has
been assigned to the command at Wilmington, and
that Gen Evans Brigade has been added to the
force at Weldon. This is good news
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European Intervention.

The hope excited in the minds of those who have
been insisting upon European Intervention by the
late speech of Mr. Gladstone and the comments of
the British press, has suddenly vanished by the ap
pearance of speech from Sir G. G. Lewis, Secre,
tary of War of Great Britain, in which he takes
the ground that England cannot acknowledge the
independence of the Confederate States until we
win it from the United States. In other words,
the British Government is determined to do moth
ing which may provoke a war with the United
States.
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For the Standard.
For the Standard.
Proceedings of the Bar. of Wake County Supe-
riOr Court.

For the Standard.
Proceedings of the Bar. of Wake County Supe-
riOr Court.
At meeting of tie Bar of this Court on the Sc
cond day of the term, Mr.. Moore presiding, and Mr..
Busbec acting as secretary, the following preamble
and resolutions adopted; and the Attorney Gen.
eral requested to present them to his Honor and ask
that they be spread upon the minutes.
In the course of Divine Providence, HENRY W.
MILLER, our late brother, having been removed from
this life, we deem it due alike to his memory and
to ourselves to make public expression of our feel
ings regarding the loss of man whose kindness
and generosity of temper won the affection of his
associates, and whose knowledge of. his profession,
his eoohcnce and scholarship attracted the admira-
ton and respect of the public and made him CT
the brightest ornaments of the State; therefore
Resolre6 That we deeply lament his death as q
great loss to ourselves personally, and to our pro-
fession and the State Of North Carolina, and moro
especially sympathize with his family in their grief
for their bereavement.
ResoIred, That copy of these proceedings be
sent to the family of the deceased and also pub
lshed in the newspapers
B. F. MOORE, Chm'n.
O. BusBEE, Sec.
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THR NoRrHERs ELEcrIoss. I'VE are not sure of il,
but we believe the members Of Congress recently
elected in the Northern States viii not take their
seats during the present year, The federal Con.
gress expires on the 4th day Of next March. We
repeat what we have heretofore said, that the sue
cess of the Democrats in these elections will not,
have the effect to stop the war. Ithese Democrats
had the power in both houses of the federal Con-
gress, they would wage the war on better princi-
Piles than those which govern the black Republicans,
and they would not confscate nor emancipate; but
they would wage the war nevertheless as they sag,
for the Union as it was The North is unit against
us-is the South unitedf If so, would not every
one, the rich as well as the poor, devote their sub
stance and all their energies to the common cause?
If we were unit would the Spectator and the ex-
toner ride roughshod over a suffering people? II
we unit would wealthy men among us de-
mand famine prices of the poor for the necessaries
of life We must be unit not merely in name,
but in fact and in acts if we expect to succeed in
this great struggle.
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TIE LATE NORTHERN ELEcrIoNs-iloratio Sey-
mour, the Democratic candidate, is said 10 be elect
ed Governor of New York. His majority in New
York City is 10000 being Democratic gain since
last year of $4,000 The Congressman are said to
stand nineteen Democrats and twelve Republicans.
Among the Democratic members elect we observe
the names of Fernando Wood and Erastus Corning.
In New Jersey, Parker, Democrat, is said TO be
elected Governor, and four Democrats and one Re.
publican to Congress.
In Illinois six Democrats and five Republicans
are said to have been chosen to Congress, and two
doubtful.
In Massachusetts, John a. Andrew, Republican,
is elected Governor, and nine Republicans and one
Democrat to Congress.
Michigan has gone Republican by about 5000
majority.
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VALUABLE LAND AND GOLD MINE FOR
SALE.

n OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION AND GOLD
Il NINE, in Franklin County, N G known the POR-
IT'S NINE containing about 500 acres There has been
half million Of dollars and more dug out OF the property
and there millions remaining to be dug In addition
to the misfng property, Ihaye valuable FARM and
great deal of good land that might easily reduced 10
cultivation large number of negroes might be worked
upon the property There is large dwelling house. and
humber of negro houses cribs BARNS stables &c. aud in
good repair upon the properly wsnld to sell half
Of the property sell ALL If Ieonld sell half
would let the purchaser have entire possession for two
years To allow ysef time attend TO other business
pressing upon my and attention, could let the pur
chaser have considerable lot of furniture pork corn
stock wagons carts. tools. &c. =, - !,
Tue mining operation is simple and chespis especially
shifted 10 negro aborers By good attention il would pay
Nc TIl0S. Z THOMAS.
Nov II 1862. @ gI-w&sw5t. :
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BRANDYI BRANDYi!

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE TEN DOLL AIRS
i gallon for one thousand barrels of GOOD PROOF,
UNADULTERATED BRANDY, delivered in Raleigh
s. NJ. Co.'s of the firm, will be in Raleigh ct the Var
borough House, during the week commencing the Sd Mon
day in this month"; being Court week for Wake County
for the purpose of seeing samples and making purchases
None need call him but those who have the pure art
Gle the samples will be rgdly tested, and bought
but pure unaduteraied. will let all know from whom
purchase my Agent in Raleigh to whom il be dev
ered if shall be able procure one if not, where
can be delivered.
MERRIWEATHER, LoNG--& CO..
Atlanta, Ga.
Nov. II, 1862. 46-wltpd.
e Register copy weekly time and sendbi to this
Office, 49, i.
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Board of Internal Improvement.

At a meeting of this Board, held in the Execu-
tive Office on Saturday last present His Excelency
Gov. Vance and John U. Kirkland, Esq, the fol-
lowing appointments were made:
State Directors in the Wilmington Road, George
w. Collier, of Wayne, William A. Wright, of New
Hanover, and w. W. Bricke, of Halifax.
Col. Thos D. Meares, of Brunswick was appoint
ed State proxy in the Wilmington and Manchester
Road, and o. G. Parsley State proxy in the Will
mington and Weldon Road.
Tffese are excellent amendments
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BROKE IAIL.

AN THE NIGHT OF THE 5TH INSTANT, FOUR
" prisoners broke the jill Of Person County and cscap-
ed. GEORGE EASTWOOD, deserter. medium height
and size light brown hair about q years old SIDNEY,
slave s % I hJ har OF nc %I oaga
years old ELLICK, runaway, says he belongs to David
Holly, of ChOwan County, black square built under
the right eye about 90 years old The fourth says he
free and named JUNlUS HARDIE arrested ON suspicion
Of being runaway slave, medium size black, and
his beard.
These persons may band together for mischief and eve
ry good citizen is interested in arresng them and every
requested TO every effort to do and return
them to jail. WIN. Ii. SMITH, Shift.
RoxbOro, N c., Nov II, 1852. sl-5t.
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FIRST CoRPs OF RESEHvEs.-Four regiments of
State Reserves, selected according to their locations
in the State are accepted by the Secretary of War;
and ordered to report forthwith to Gen. Beauregard,
for ninety days service near Charleston The regi-
ments are commanded respectively by Colonel e.
B. G. Cash, j. H. Witherspoon j. j. Ryan and C.
j. Elford.
1t is probable that the militia of the State will
also be ordered out
The above we clip from the Columbia Is. c.
Guardian We are glad to learn that South Caro-
lima has both a State reserve force and militia.
call the attention of the Legislature of this State
soon to assembleto this notable fact What him
ders North Carolina from having reserve corps to
be called out in emergencies?
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200 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE IN THE
COUNTY OF ASuE. N. C.

THIS LAND LIES ON THE STAGE ROAD LEAD
IL ING from WIIkesboro' to Jefferson-teu miles from
the latter place. II ell wnterrd and contains 90
of meadow land the BALANCE is oak timber The lard will
be sold ut private sale for cost.
For further particulars enquire at my residence, Red
dies river, Wilkes county, N. c.
j. R. WILBAR.
Wilbar, n. c., Nov. IL, 1862. 46-w4t
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These are excellent appointments.

TIE DAILY PRoGRESs:-We learn that Mr. j. L.
Pennington late proprietor of the "Newbern Pro
gress" will revive his paper in this City, The first
number win appear today. Mr.. p, it is known,
is a refugee from Newborn, and was a severe suf
fercr by the capture of that place. He has the
energy and tact to make a good paper, and he has
a claim upon the public patronage We wish him
every success.
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A VALUABLE SALT MINE. A salt mine has re-
Gently been discovered at IBERIA Louisiana, which
is said to be exceedingly rich and apparently mex
haustible. It is in an island in Vernillion Bay, and
owned by Judge Avery. He receives 81 cents per
pound for all the salt mined by individuals, and
thus far about 100000 pounds have been taken
out; but he charges the government only 81 cents
per pound. The salt is about twenty feet from the
surface is solid and pure, and be transported in
boxes and barrels 1t has been analysed, and is
said to contain 90 parts of pure salt with trace
of gypsum.
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SAVE THE sCRAPs.

SHAY, WILLIAMSON CO., Al. "TBE NORTH
- State Iron and Brass Works formerly Burns Fous.
dery) win pay for scrap cast ircn3 cents per pound Fer
wrought iron scraps scrap brass scrap link aud SCRIP
copper the highest cash price will be paid They viii
pay the highest market price for large quantity Of char
coal Will also receive proposals. for delivering tvs hun-
dred cords of wood. .z.es=s,.s 1ts,=-s :.
Raleigh, Sept 10, 1862. 76-w&sW3mpd
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IRISH AND SWEET PoTAToEs.-The crops of these
excellent roots have been quite abundant this sea-
son, but our planters keeping thep up at very.
high prices One bushel of sweet potatoes in
family equal to about onehal of bushel of Irish
potatoes. A bushel of meal will go further than
two Of Irish potatoes, or four bushels of sweet po-
tatoes - -
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TRIINK LOST.

II OST, AT THE CENTRAL DEPOT, RALEIGH, A
HI black TRUNK, brass-bound, containing three silk
dresses-nne cherry black corded black one
made black and red and likeness of deceased child
Fifty dollars reward will be given for the return of tire
trunk with its contents, and questions asked. Apply
ut this Office. W. N. ANDREWS:
Nov. IL, 1862. 9l-4tpd.
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Coon SHor.-We learn that Jas. H. Abel, Esq.
of Johnston killed three fine deer on Wednesday the
9TH inst near Smithfield Mr.. A. is so good shot
we hope if the Yankees get near him, he will try
his hand upon them. There are many first rate
marksmen in the State, whose services would be in
valuable in the army as sharp-shooters.
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The Rirhts o ,, 0[f6cers.

1t will be remembered that we have repeatediy
called attention to and condemned the practice of
men. engaged in the shade offices of the State or
Confederate War Department claiming rations or
the right to purchase government stores for their
families at government prices, which we believed
of right only belonged to the officers who Were
really engaged as fighting men in the war.
The following order from the Secretary Of War,
we think clearly condemns the practice and plainly
points out those who can claim that privilege
This thing has been practiced upon the War De-
partment of North Carolina to an extent which de-
mands investigation -
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Substance Department,
RICuMoND VA, Oct IT., 1852
No subsistence stores will be sold to officers fam
lilies. When an officer has his family with him,
where he is stationed on duty, he may draw a linn
tied amount of such stores, on his certificate on
honor that the stores are exclusively for himself
and family He must pay cash. or deposit a pay
account with the commissary, on which he may
draw. Under no circumstances whatever will CON-
miSsari'oXoe permitted to issue stores to officers
and the, -only such articles as are part of the
ration regularly issued to soldiers at the time.
L. B. NORTHR0P
Commissary Gent.
(Approved) GEO. W. RANDOLPH,
Sec'y of Var.
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EARrHEN WARE-Mr: L. NJ. Morgan, of Wake
has left in our Office some specimens of earthen
ware which he is manufacturing for our hospitals
These vessels are creditable to Mr. Morgan's indus
try and Skill and will do very well for ordinary
purposes.
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ExEMPrIoNs.-W have received numerous letters
making inquiries as to exemptions under the con-
scription law. In our next we viii publish, from
the Richmond Epglirer, the explanations and in.
appeared, with such replies to these inquiries as We
may oe able to make
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LAND FOR SALE.
@. BUsBEE, SCI

a VALUABLE FARM SITUATED WITHIN I-2
"A miles of The Of Oxford, containing $40 acres
about one-ha of which is in forest growth The soil is
adapted to the usual grain crops and grows fine nanuac
turing tobacco The situation is healthy well watered,
and has good dwelling house and other necessary build
ings in good repair.
The terms viii be made accommodating,
Address r. w. LASSITER,
Oxford, N G.
Nnr II 1890 - QI-tf
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NOTICE..

NOTICE. =" - -
DANAWAY FROM THE ST. BSCRIBER AT
Ha- Greensborough, Wednesday the 5th mkt two
gro boys both black one b the of ELLICK, about
81 years old about feet 10 inches hIgh weighing
about 10 lbs and had very bad pair of shns
tied up with leather strings The other boy is abut ~
look and shows the whites of his eyes very much when
he looks mp you, and will weigh about $50 100 lba.
The boys carried from Greene County last Tues-
day the 4h nst in charge of ID. A. Spivey and left him
the day. suppose they will try to make their way
down TO Newbern Washington to meet the enemy.
liberal reward will be- raid for The apprehension Of said
negroes lodged in any Jail so l can get them
Address ID. A. SPIYEY,'
Snow Hill n. G,
Or 3. D. POPE
HoOkertoD, N. G..
Nov II, 1862. 9I-w&swStpd
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NEXT SESSION OF N. C. CONFERENCE.
VNHE MEMBERS. OF THE y. c. CONFERENCE, AT
II its approaching session in Raleigh will be received
at the Exchange Hotel ilsborough street. and appointed
10 their homes Brethren expected unaccumpa
MED by their families friends circumstances will
der impossible to accommodate others than preachers
and stewards JOHN s. LONG.
Raleigh, Nov. II, 1862. 9I-td.
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MINERAL LANDS FOR SALE.

EHAVE AN INTEREST OF ONETHIRD IN A
y tract of 500 the waters of Deep River ON
which have been discovered salt mina and pure saltpe
tre and an oil of gnod quality for greasng leather, well
worthy geological investigation.
JOHN MORRISON.
Carthage, n. c., Nov. II, 1889. 4s-w4t.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
m ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
Nov. II. 1869.

Id, ON the Is. instant MY negro man. DANIEL aged
in walking some ugly scars on the defective knee and
leg; about feet 10 or II inches high Said boy pur
chased short time since in Richmond, Va; brought
his way back IN that direction The above reward will be
paid for his apprehension delivery to the susorbe at
'''''' ;, j N. GRoGAN.
Nov. Il, 1852. cliff
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The remains of the late Lit Dela1o w. Hustled,
Son of Major H. W. Hustled, who fell in the battles
around Richmond, have been brought to this City,
Soo were inferred on yesterday afternoon. Thus
one alter another the grave claims our promising
young men, in this cruel war. When shall there
be an end of it?
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

CONTAINING ABOUT 500 ACRES OF VERY FINE
~ Land with houses for 80 20 negroes ginhouse,
BARNS cribs and fences all in the best order Situated ON
Rocky River, II miles from Charlotte, miles frum Con-
cord, miles from Harrisburg Station n C. Railroad.
Address j. M0REHEAD,
Charlotte, n. G..
Nov. II, 1862. 9l-4tpd.
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SUPPLIES FOR THE SOLDIERS bad the pleas
ure oil seeing day or two since, Maj. james Bog
gan and Benz K. Pond, Esq, of Arson, on their
way TO Virginia, with six thousand pounds of cloth
ing and provisions for the soldiers from that Coun-
" Arson has done noby
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NOTICE.

II WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
u Fodder, Oats Hay. delivered at my Stables former
j. b. FRANKLIN.
Oct. 81, 1862. ss-im.
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TRUNK LOST Z

II oST, AT THE N. c. R. r. DEPOT IN RALEIGH
IL about tie middle of October, servants trunk of me-
dunn size, Of reddish brown color The card on which
was my name probably rubbed off Ten dollars will
be paid for its delivery to me.
KEMP p. BATTLE,
Raleigh, n. G.
Nov. II, 1862. sl-tf
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WHERE is IT TO END ?-Our armies arrest domes
tic traitors, and in some destroy their proper
ty; ard then, by way of retaliation, the Yankees
come along and destroy the property of true South
crn Both sides destroy, but the loss talls en-
tircly on the South. The Yankees lose nothing by
it. Every house even which is destroyed, to say
nothing of corn and cattle, weakens the South
But this is iOdr 1t is what feared in 1860, and
hence our earnest efforts to avoid it But it is upon
us, and we must get through the best way We can.
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. LAND FOR SALE,
Nov. II, 1862.

II OFFER FOR SALE 3I2 ACRES OF LANE, TWO
Il miles north of Hi'Isbrough. The land is very pro.
ductive end well adapted 10 cOrn, wheat dtnbacca with
a large quantity of meadow grounds The land is well
supplied with water, and the improvements consist of
large barn and stables with two good framed houses and
q log house. If not sold it will be for rent. Terms
to suit the purchaser
JOSIAH TURNER, ST.
Hsboro, N. c., Nov. II, 1862. 46-wtI 4,
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The WAR DEBr.-It was announced in Boston
recently that the dcbt of the U. S government was
81, 0OO 100000 Chase, Lincoln's Secretary of the
Treasury, at once wrote a letter stating that the
debt was only 1910 900, OOO-increasing at the rate
of 81 100000 per day. We have no doubt Chase
has spoken falsely. Last winter, sometime, accord
ing to our recollection he made nearly similar
statement showing the Indebtedness to be nearly
what he says it is. 1t is certainly between one
and two billions.
Mr.. Memminger, announced the Confederate debt
few months ago to be- as well we now recollect
over 1870, 600. This we presume does not in
clude the debts of the States, for which the Confed
crate government is pledged after the war is over
and we have established our independence Add
ing the State debts the debt incurred during the
war so far in the Confederacy must be over $780,
100000. We are sure that our debt cannot be
half as much as the Northern debt.
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Gov. VANcE.-Gov. Vance returned to the City
on Friday evening last from Tarborough The
Governor had gone to the East for the purpose of
seeing for himself the condition of defences but
his purpose was f9r the most part frustrated by the
advance of the Yankees. He took part IN the con-
= flct on Wednesday evening last, some four miles
below Marlborough, in which the Yankees showed
q disposition to advance that place. They were
50 warmly received that they retired on Wednes-
day night to Hamilton.
We learn that our troops, and especially the old
18th, were delighted to see the Governor No
doubt the old war spirit was reused in him, and he
Was anxious to remain with the troops, but impor-
'ant business, which could not to be postponed for
day even called him to Raleigh.
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$50 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR
- SALE. -

WNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE BIS
valuable of LAND situated in the Eastern part
Of Franklin County lying between Red BOD end SANDY
low grounds and for the growth of and cotton thtr
is nsue superior TO il in he County The uplsnd well
adapted to the growth of tbaccO, corn and small grAu
On The premises there lisa number tobacco barns
res. stables negro cabins. and an orerseors house
- T. j. STOKES,
Castalis, n. C.
= Oct 81. 1862. 43-W&swlft