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United states of America.

Middle DISTRICT or IlNNEssEE,
YErHE8FAs uClru alton was aed within and for
W the Middle district % Iuuue.snc. at Nashville
on thc sStH day of ~ IA d.. 1902 by John trimhlo,
isl., attorney t1r Che United ststss irr thc hrIdde
District u, Tennessee " ho frosrcuts herein Oh behalf
90 Me- iutrI States af1ilst certain property, vr. a
100 ftaatd uu lhe to st c1 nor of lhtfry street
and fauk.u fEgei DO rI4A Aaty.uc. and Do
hliNuEs Noroon Zoe said hGIiInrl recently erected
Df tba ruIr0se u. IrcnariuE mht.rIls i1f zoe manu-
artHro of Guup9EIfr, ASP che machinery and Ok
turls CaruaCt Uth SAID lsiauEa burnt rav.ug pros
CO.'S a.ala-t the amo, tust TO- te clul .maid as Tore
huld,
N vi, tHrr.Hrf. In ucrsuancHn l Che uInut.un un.
der th seal o siid CoHrt to ne directed aad delir.
cred. dl hereby give fuHIo lnuce t0 aiI porsans
rI mrF HII property, Ur iu any mlrurr Interested
tlrltIH, lhat tary Ue UuI GrrHir before aaiI Cfclu
court fo hH 700 at Ono DfY Uf Nashville. 'r cod lar
said Istr ct 600 one ON Gay ul Ori0bar, 1894 u q
ooors Ia ue orruoH ot t1it dag, thfn auI there t0
IaicrHase llei. radasi ami A. WIkr hrr aIelaiilg5
.n lnat utHaf H. N GLASGOW
innrl-IIt us MaushH ~ M. ~
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sherifss Sale.

DY virtue ora vcuduon cyponas % me directed.
ID and delivered ftom the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, ferura o, 20 rs March Term,
1882 viii cXpofe % public sale, 90 Tho highest bid
der, FOR cash, at Tie Courthouse yard n the tit Of
ashviile on saturday the 18th day Of July 1862. au
The 20 ht title, claim, Interest ard tsiato, which
John s, ietway then had, or may have sinlo lcquir
ed, In and to The following described pcce on parcel
Of land lyiug IN tne gth district OF navds0n Comfy ;
lot 80 ", containing acres and SO poles, bluDded
on the cast by the land of Jamea Davis hnd i0nliur
the MIL A. eek Valley Turnpike Road, IN tie plan Of
petway deoaastd being levied 90 AS the property of
John s. Pctway 90 satisfy judgment rendered ia IA
v0r II q, b. Eall against Joua s. Peway
JAMES n HINTON,
June If-3t. Shun on G..
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Sber;R,s Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution 20 me directed, and de-
ID livcrcd from the Honorable Circuit Curt Of ray
dson County, Tom, 90 its March term, l'eli WIZ ~
pose 10 rnto iae 30 The biFhett BIDDER ior CASH a.
the Court house yard ~ tho city OF Nashville On SOY
urday, the 1Uh 1i iny, 1904, all thi right iiiai
claim Interest ard oFtaie, which G. %. kllioii thcn
bad or may have since acquired IN and TO me iouN
ng tract OF land b1unlod - follows 90 Wit fegin-
ring 10 iho middle OF The Franklin and NsshYile
TURNPIKE road, 10 A 8. CuryE south east curner'
running thouce south eSio west 50 poles % slfne'
hengA 3. Cufry't s'uth-wcst corner and one ". 2.
Lawrence, deccasci, cast boundary thence south 20
east aouF aid Lawrence east boundary % polcs to
stone, james A.Wuod's uorth-wcet coruer, thence
nrnpikeroad being Jas a Wood north oaal corner,
ttrnco along he M dtro of said mrupiko riai north
n q west 20 30 poles 20 The hcgnung. couta inf
rty three acrcs, more or less, being levied tho
ro erty Of G. d, Elliott, 90 stify = Judgment rem
feredin favor Of THOMPSON q 20. againt c u n
M1tt
,. n. HINroE, sbcfia o. d. c.
lima
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sherifs Sale.

TDY ylriuo'ofa yeudltl0nl oyn0uas % me directed,
ID and DO lyerod q 0m She honorable Circuit court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at itl March II rm
1862 Will EXPOSE 90 public sale, 90 he highuIt bid
der, fr cash, 90 che Courthouse yard, On toe Cty OF
the right tte claim, iutrf est aud estate, which the
Fraukyn College and eton-s River a. T. Company
then bad, may have since acquired, in and 90 the
l0wnV described property 90 Wit 90 a certain
Turnpike Road IN Davidson County Tennessee,
known sr the Franklyn College a,d stones River
turnpike Company, being levied on as The PROPERTY
q translyn College and stones River rurPpAe
tompary. % satisfy a Judgment rendered Id favor n
81 g Rdey, against Frahkyn College aud Sonss'
River Turnpike Company
JAMS N HINTON,
mne la-3t sheriff o. D. q.
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Terms Of subscriptions in Par Funds,

OTirg to very limited number Of Post-oihces at
present in Tennessee, we Aaye not yet been able to
commence tho Triw1okly AID Weekly Issues. We
viii issue TIL weekly when We have five hundred,
ani the Weekly when VIC hav5 thousand subscri
bers. -.
Bl3-All communications on business with the ohce,
viii be addressed TO ths PUBLISHERS OF the UNION,
and all commnntaiiJus 10 the Editor wall be address
10 sc mRCER
Editors Of loyal newspaper viii do Is great kind
ness by re-pubshng the f-rcgoilg or It's substance
TIE current transhcion' in Tennessee fr mouths 70
come VIII be hi-hy interesting To al lvns q their
country and her free institutions, and tho columns Of
the USioN viii furnish The earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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United statee of Amerloa.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
ETyuEllFAs q ibciof Information was d led within
w Rnt ior The Made District ~ 1cnucfste ai
NNhvilie, ON The 5th day Of juno, A. b. lSG2 by
John Irlmbci "a Attorney for the Unite States
for The Mi ole District ~ Tennessee who proiocules
herein on behalf OF the Uni ei States az INST certain
prop riy, VIZ; The Machinery and Fixtures e Watson
Neidefs lowder mn, on sycamore Greek, M the
County Of Chatham, in The State Of Tennessee the
buidugs used IA connec ion "a said mach nlry
aud SONS Eve or six acres Of land which the buid-
ings stand, praying process against "a 4 properly,
ina the same bo condemned as forfeited.
NOW theret re- IN pursuance of the moniton, urdtr
the seat OF sail Court % me directed aud teliyo
do hereby give public notice 20 all persons UldmlnF
said property, VI IN any manner Interested o. r,n
that they be aud atpcr before said Circuit Court 20
De held at tho city Of Nashville 10 aud for said DIS
tir on The sOh daY Of october 1902 ut 10 O'Clock
The for Of that day then AID there 20 nttrpose
their claims, aud 10 make thcir nllor atuus n tua'
heliah. n r. GIASCOCk,
june 20, 1S62-lli. u. s Marshal, NJ b. r
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NAsHvu.LE, TENNESSEE
SALT AGENCY.

UNHg SUB CRRER has oponcd GENERAL SAT-
/ AGENlY m tns city, at The od gsnd %. "a
pi cher ON pa kot stro.f and wH be- glad to IurH I'm
Oty aud Country buyers luu1i hhr al bel. us r' tcf
for psr funds or l,uks oi tnutu-oo, aud viii Aoep
large sp Ca constantly ON baud Of beth larFe end
Ami as-sm 49, ROSS.
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MILLINERY GOODSI
LAMB g. MURPHY,

A RE- Just IN RECErPr oF SIX cAsEs cHOicg
"A New Millinery Goods, waich they oier 70 the
Trade 90 low prices.
Their Stock CONSISTS of Ladies' and Nissos' Fine
tegborn, English Split and ucopaira hst', 0hlitcnh
aud Infants rufbana and urlolasi knghsh aao SWISS
straw and variety q Bonuots; Black sad White ace
and Bucgram Crowned France; also, large aaaort-
mont 81
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons,
Including Buaa, al widths; New Flowers, Ruches
Wrcaths cape Net, rullc, Tarlctan, Crown Lluipgi
Black aud White English Grape; Grape, Love 0run
adluo ellis, and variety o. Bonnet All Mautila
silks, &c. &o
No. 10 Public Square.
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signed in pres noe or
J. ~, rAlafEnt
81 NJ Dr. OpsoN,
q n. GNAy,
joss ID lC. uI.
Now Therefore . @ % known that 4 AHeuuM
IIsooty, Pre- oui OF tho uuitot States 81 amer ca,
having Seen che azores "a amendments of tho 6rf-
ute aug lho assent th rote of mo sal commit tc md
9th re tf tno luttaWHtOWie nation of I diita, Iot
iu pursuance eft Che adj and consent OF te teraie
90 expressed u their resolution of tho utceuth day
OF AprII oua thou.an1 eight huudr and sixty two,
Ecctpt, ratty, ard c'nn. m said treaty WITH ihe
Amendment. a9 a'ortblid.
In testimony whereof have clusDi Che nosl Of
the United States TO DO hor,t1 affixed h.Yug ggued
the fsme ~ On my hand.
Done 90 tho Jitg OF Washington, this nineteenth
day Of April, ga the scar of ou. Lord ono
It. 81 tlousan eight hundred and sixty -twn aud
of tho nicpcnicucc of che United states t1e
dghtytiNih.
ABRAHAM lINCuiN,
Hy thH President
'WuLrn d. rrwArn sscreary of state
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DIR KINGS DIsPENsAgY
a02 PRIVATE DISEASES,

49, NAh - a. r." r. - - - ~
IA 90 Frs-.s DIR. KING, SsImory Of New York, 10
asLs - the last four years Of Loui6vile, Ky.
1--4 and who has devoted his attontipnW
the treatment Of private dseases Tor 80 years. aatier
hlmnsf, having attended 20 a pfNcicc for so lnnn!
yesrs, and cured go many thousands, he rs enabled
care 81 dEeaaes Of private nature, matter bow
bad they may DO nora inudiclOus nodicia treatment
from neglect OF their oGn, Df. Kings pspensary
No 20 peadergS street. between Cherry and the square,
scond story where hs all diseases OF private
nature.
Gonurhea cured without uRuaeous medicines or In.
erieronoe with businesf.
Structures OF old Or recent date, etectusy cured 10
a few days, by an operation which caifes no pain
Where a Structure eEiata health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps 10 disease GAUGES more mischief and undeg
minesth constitution 50 much.
syphilis. with an the daorses OF tho Egn growing
oul OF neglect or bed trentInent, be odeotuuuy
cured IN a tow days
SsaiIal WsakHes1.- parucuiaT attention having boeB
Evon to this disease and a The conaequeloes growing
oui Of IT, brought Ia many by The destructive
habits OF inconsierate youths, ami excessive lndul
gcnoe Of the assi9rs neglect OF which VIII urde'l
mine tho Constitution, rendering the subject unfit i0g
business OF society, and sing premature old age
Females who may be aNoriug With any diinoultyo
The Womb may rest assured immediate roliei.
Persons residing abroad, by writing rut stating thCl
case, with alec enclosed direct "a 49, A. EuE No. ~
Dosderg street. NlshY vine, rCnn viii tavr tae ueo6s-
Bary medlCuCs sent To- tb0r address UhCH tgu.
On 8 O'Clock 10 it0 u0rn'nF catl In iherveaiba.
uiylo-ndGFiy
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FOR SALE!

HOUSE aud LOT Tor Sale, q
~ uu very raaouahI. t.Iiuf, 600 Cay 800 .-ar
h0rth of Ca itali g00i neElu0fhQ0d AlaL
Applicants WiI address Box No. T26,
city folJ-Omgs. luutl5-lws
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q SHOES

I ANIB Sc Nu T3PIIX have also re.
- received a fresh supply of ladies, Glnilcmcn'a
and NJ sst8' Boots Shoes, Caters, slippers, 40, ~
evc.y description and STYLE, suitable isr Cty and
,ounry made, which they oncr Wholesale aud he
tam low Tor cash. lunr3-2wt
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OFFICIAL.
PRoOLAMAT IoN

a ] K . . y a NJ q I y
BIZ the President Of he United States Of
Amertcq.
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10 all and singular to tohom aless presents
siaR oonle greeting.
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EsablI,h,d ir h, Bsn,ill Il Slrangrrs

LAi"ul'AHIu iII tHt hthlill ll hUllptR
oomsa 20 81. toUu 81 uAra o.
SICK, Wounded, OK Soldiers that have
Died from W0nudi or Sickness
CORRtcf iNHLilHEhCG Wa. BE OWN %
- the c1nl tap 20. luf r'nk or MoHnafI E1dI.r in
7. LOUIS LOU WAS. C.NC EEATf. NA.nVitrr.
M ilAb CITY er ay her llofalal D hc Wrslarn
Department THIS H tIe oFLf Army IntsH .an.a
once n tae lutni rtliaai Ild HfrmafIIu u.a.i.
lls niilr' t"n tuf par n. che D H coo Or given
ll afb lnlHt hf caNne a. pf uruTaU l0 Boz hFsF
laftii lgehcs ufurE. fDtteiifo uiE So. 1853
p. p --l'Htpsf rHuiNu fa sT. D ars lv ssAnrn OBJ
fnHf fnifHua SOD nNtiT 900 unrtssrg I4farfrI. t..0
by calling 40 0lf uars. 30 M ay4ia lourtl ai-o.t.
N@ ip i'N4 Is
Cider miila, (kfaussr's Pusutj
Gas Pipe, Mats, Washers.
Window Glass Tin Plate.
Hivets, Hollow Ware.
And Stone jugs,
jaH r'sgri or ae b. Vs. LYON.
ili Market Street
BuCkWheat, Just received. f0r sale by
naYl .Wm LYON
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Claims Against the u. Staten.

A LlEi A. uAlL Will ttisnd o. tbe ca.IfeiIop I'D
"a caImt aFf.uri Eny nf tle Dnlrf Htst-s arthr i.
rel otlsI hsfe q ai hafh.ngiaa. hs uay b fsulI
tt tha seHaufr HulHa
NsahYIis, june lllh, 1902
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from the public printing were to go to the Treasury
in the event of its being given to Mr.. Palmer.
Mr.. PEBBLES assured the House on behalf Of Mr..
Palmer that in the event of his election that all
ceipts over and above the expenses of printing
should go into the Treasury.
MIR. Fowle said that it was necessary that the pub
lie printing should be done with dispatch. The
Governors message and other documents should be
printed at once. This was necessary to intelligent
legislation. Mr.. Holden could do the printing with
neatness and dispatch. He doubted whethert could
be done at the Asylum, having been informed that
the printing establishment there was deficient in
materials. The power press formerly used there
had been disposed Of and hand presses were now
used, which were wholly inadequate to do the work.
Mr.. PEBBLES assured the House that Mr. Palmer
would be able to execute the work promptly and
neatly
The Speaker stated that this discussion was ire
gular, and could only be continued by universal
assent
Objections being made to further discussion, many
members changed their votes, and some confusion
resulted. The following is the vote of the House as
nearly as the reporter could ascertain it,:
For lfr. Holden.-Messrs. Allison, Afford, Amis,
Avera, Barringer, Benbury, Best Bryan, Bryson,
Burgin, Carpenter, Craig Dunn, Flynt, Fowle, Cen
try, Gillian, of Granville, Glenn, Green, Grissom
Hampton, Harris, of Chatham, Henry of Henderson,
Ileaden, Howard, Horton, Kelly, Kerner, Laws,
Lylcs, Mann of Pasquotank, Mccormick, McRae
Nissen, Parks Patterson, Pearce, Perkins, Richard
son, Robbins Russell of Brunswick, Sherwood,
Shober, Smith, Spruill, Wadde Wallen, Walser,
Watson, Woodall, Worth, Young Of Iredell, and
Young of Yancey-50.
For Mr.. PaImer.-Messrs. Baldwin, Barnhardt,
Beall, Beam, Brown, Bumpass, Bynum, Cobb,
Cowles, Crawford, Davenport, Davis, Fleming, Foy,
Gillian of Rockingham, Grier, Harris of Cabarrus,
Halves, Henderson, Hodges, Hooper, Joyner, Jud-
kins Keener, Kirby, Lemmonds, Logan, Love, Man.
ming, Mckay, Mcneil, PEBBLES, Person, Reynolds,
Rives, Rhodes, Robinson, Russ, Russell of Craven,
Shepherd, Stanford, Stansill, Wellborn and Will
liams-44.
Before the result was announced, the House ad-
journed
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

In this City, Tuesday evening" the 18th inst of scar
let fever NARY BERSARD daughter of John and Marian
G. Williams, aged four years.
'What is your life? 1t is a vapor, that appeareh
for little time and then vanisheth away"
In this City, on Wednesday night last, of dpthera
DANIEL b. ALLEN of B. Allen Esq., in the I'D year
of his age. Our City cpud not boast of a more worthy
young than deceased friend. A sense of duty
prompted him to enlist in the private in the Raj
egh Rifles at an early period but i'll health obliged him
to ask discharge. Having recovered he thought he
a.aiu entered The army assistant TO COmmssary
Epgelhardt of Branch's Brigade remained few months
promptly dschargiDg his duties until sickness forced his
return home He fingered for days, enduring pa
tenty his suffering but at length sunk in the Of
death. He had boon professor Of religion for some
years. quiet, unobrusive Christian and died in full
hope of blessed Immortality. Gov.
Died, of diptheria at the residence Of David Shelton,
Esq, in Mecklenburg County, Va, Sunday Octot
18th, 1862 Cora WILKINS youngest child of Rus K and
Elizabeth NJ. Speed of Elizabeth Cit-, N. c. aged six
years, one month and one day.
a Raleigh Register please copy.
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For the Standard


LIST OF DONATIONS SINCE LAST REPORT.
Mrs. q. E. Badger, As yards carpeting; I'm
known, t blankets, j calico shirts, pair drawers,
pair socks, Mrs. w. NJ. Boylan and Miss Boylan
8 blankets ard IS pair socks; from the Governors
Mansion, ! Is yards carpcting; Mrs. II. W. Hus-
tcd 90 yards carpetng, 4 pair socks; D. Murchi.
son, Manchester, n c., u blankets, II pair socks,
- pair shoes; Mrs. Bette Griffin, blanket; 9th
kegt Guilford county, 70 blankets, 90 quilts, 10
shirts, 81 pair drawers pair pants 90 pair gloves
100 pair socks, II pair shoes, towels Swift Greek
District, johnson county, II Blankets 80 pair socks,
J. pair Shoes shirts Ladies of Wake county, by
W. d. Crowder, 6 blankets, Is pair socks, pair
pants, quilts, pair drawers; Goth Reg't, Rich
mond county, n. o., 240 pair socks, So quilts, rs
blankets, 43 pair drawers, 81 shirts, % pair pants
~ yards wool cloth, l box clothing for conscrpts
In SD Regiment; 43d Regt. Granville county, SO
yards sheeting, blankets 81 pair socks, vest l
par pants, l quilt; special donation, overcoat,
blankets, shirts, pair drawers, 2 pair pants l
coat, II pair socks; Little River District, Capt A.
H. Horton : blankets, quilt pair socks, 40 yds
Competing; Wake Forest District, "a pair socks, Al
blankets, side sole leather upper leather, pair
gloves 36l yards sheeting, l comfort cash So, l
pair shoes. g. W. GARRETT,
A. @ NJ, N Z. Army.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, November IS, 1862.


The Senate met at 10 o'clock. Prayer by Rev.
L. f. Skinner of the Baptist Church.
The oaths Of Office administered to the Clerks
by the Speaker
The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
Mr. Taylor, of Chatham, presented the certificate
of election of Mr. j. G. Carroway, Senator from the
Senatorial District Of Martin and Washington. He
was qualified and took his seat
On motion of Mr.. Ramsay, leave of absence was
granted to the Senator from Orange until Friday
next
Mr. Simpson moved a message be sent to the
House of Commons proposing joint select commit
tee on the subject of Finance
Mr.. Dickson announced the presence of the Sena-
tor elect from Northampton county, whereupon, the
Senator was qualified and took his seat.
Messrs. Sanders and Hall were announced as the
Senate part Of the committee to wait on the Gov
ernor and inform him Of the organization of the two
Houses.
Mr.. Ramsey moved message be sent to the House
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SALE OF LAND.

STsTE OF NORTH CAROLINA, HALIFAX COUN-
- TY, in Equity, NJ Garrison and others, infants, &C.
part Pursuant decree of the Court of Equity for
the County of Halifax rendered Fall Term 1862 in the
above entitled cause the undersigned Clerk and Master
will proceed to sell separately the premises, Thurs
day, Nov. 27th 1882 the two tracts d lands in the plead
ipgs described namely:
tract IN Halifax County, living in the fork of Fishing
Greek and Rocky Swamp and bounded weswardy by the
lands of F. NJ Parker and Others containing about thirteen
hundred acres.
n. iggins, Benjamin Johnston and others, called the
Cottage containing about one hundred acres
credit of eighteen months for onethrd Of the price,
of three years for another third and of FIVE years for tho
remaining third will be given to purchasers upon their
entering into bond with two able sureteS bearing
Delivered office in Halifax, this 22d day of Oct, 1862.
ANDREW C0NIGLAND, G. NJ. E.
Halifax, N. G , Nov. 81, 1862 94-St
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LEGISLATURE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
SENATE.
MONDAY, November II,


MONDAY, November II, 1862
The General Assembly of North. Carolina con-
vened in the Capitol this day, at IL NJ, according
to law.
The Senate was called to ORDER and prayer was
made by the Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald
The roll of members was called by j. W. AL
spaugh, ESQ.,, Principal Clerk, and the oaths of
office were administered to the members by the Hon.
George E. Badger, Justice of the Peace for Wake
County
Mr.. Ramsay, of Rowan, nominated Giles Mebane,
ESQ.,, of Aamance and Randolph, for Speaker and
Mr.. FaiSon, OF Sampson, nominated Mr.. Wright, of
Cumberland. Mr.. Wright stated that he did not
desire to be voted for and requested that his name
might be withdrawn. The following members
voted for
Mr.. Nebane-Messrs. Adams, of Davidson, Ad-
ans, of G., Arendell, Graham, Holeman. Jarratt
Lassiter, Matthews, Patrick, Neal Ramsay, Russ,
Sanders, Simpson, Sharpe, Smith of NJ, Smith of
S., Smith, of A., Taylor of c., Taylor of N, War
rem, Virgins, Wright-24.
The remainder were divided between Messrs.
Wright, Graham, Virgins, Warren, Taylor and
Hall.
On motion of Mr.. Graham, Mr.. Mebane was con-
Quoted to the Chair by Messrs Hall and Ramsay,
when he addressed the Senate as follows:
SENAToRS:-lt has been your pleasure to desig-
nate me presiding officer of this body-a compli-
ment which is duly appreciated The only suitable
faithful and impartial discharge of the duties thus
devolved upon ME.
Assuming the responsibilities of the station with
out experience as presiding officer of legislative
body invoke the aid and operation Of Senators,
that the duties of the office may be discharged in
satisfactory manner; and express well-grOunded
hope that session will be characterized by great
union and harmony among the members and prompt
ness and efficiency in the dispatch of public bust
ness; and that the best interests of constituents
and of our beloved State will be advanced by our
Legislature.
c. T. Thomas, Esq, of Carteret, was then elected
Principal Clerk; Col. L c. Edwards, of Granville,
Assistant Clerk; Mr.. w. X. Page, of Randolph,
Principal Doorkeeper; and Mr.. c. Q. Tally, of
Chatham, Assistant Doorkeeper.
The Senate, after informing the House of its or
ganization, and after concurring with that body in
appointing joint committee to wait on the Govern
or for copy of his message, adjourned to Tuesday
morning ten o'clock.
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LOST OR STOLEN,

EpETwEEN RALEIGH AND HILLSBORO, on THE
I'D the N. c. Rail Road, on Thursday evening
the 10th inst Black Leather Travelling Bag, containing
several articles of clothing, and number of valuable pa
pers.
will give 300 reward to any person who will deliver
it, with IT. contents either of the Conductors on the N
c. Rail Road, and no questions asked. ,,
Everittsvile n. c., Oct. 81, 1862. 48-w&sw9tpd.
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We stated in our last that Mr.. Wright, of Cum
bcrand and lIarnett was nominated and voted for for
Speaker of the Senate. 1t is due to that gentleman
to say, that he was not candidate for the place,
and requested his name to be withdrawn.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-21

We are glad to state that the Wilmington Journal
is authorized to deny the reported death of Capt
W. j. Houston, of Duplin. Mrs. Houston has re-
ccived letter from member of his company, sta
ting that his horse was shot from under him. and that
he was captured by the enemy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-21
REMOVAL.
TN ID. SLEDGE HAS REMOVED FROM

IN ID. SLEDGE HAS REMOVED FROM
II the store formerly occupied by him on Fayetteville
Weathers Market Square, first door of the ost"ce.
where he viii be glad his customers and friends in
want of articles in his line.
He has on hand and for sale Black Pepper, spun
Cotton, Fine Chewing Tobacco. Cotton Cards,
Rice, Brass Hoop Buckets, Shoe Backing,
Spoons, Family Flour, Old Rye Whiskey, Mai
deria Wine, Coffee Mills, &c.
Thankful for past favurs, be hopes TO merit c"nnu-
of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
T. ID. SLEDGE,
First door east of PuSuflice.
P.S. All persons indebted To Sledge Macnn. or to T.
T. ID. SlEDGE.
Raleigh Nov Is, 1862. 93-w&Sw6I