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Our sc Sick and Wouuded.o

We hope the following appeal from the Surgeon
General of the State will touch chord in the hearts
of our people. which will not to yibrate until
all our "sick and wounded" are well provided for.
The accounts we receive of the condition of our
brave soldiers enough to call forth the most
tive exertions of our people in their behalf Their
ragged haffed shoeess condition is the subject of
constant ridcule among the Yankees, and no benev-
olent heart can witness their suferings, and yet
their noble courage and endurance, without being
ready to help When "sick and wounded" the OBJ
legation becomes more imperious to relieve them
The reader will have some idea of the needy con-
dition of our brave the hospitals, by observ
ing in another article the statement made of the
few found at Warrenton, Va, by South Carolina
Chaplain.
What are our people doingp Last year their do
nations were crowded upon the army to surfeiting.
Much was then wasted and destroyed We warned
our people of this waste then, but now we hear of
but little doing. Let bestir ourselves, friends.
Winter is coming on, and their sufferings must be
intolerable if they are not relieved. We hope the
press of the State will stir this matter, and spread
DR.. Warren's appeal before the public:
Recent events have added largely to the list of sick
and wounded among the soldiers from North Carolina
In Richmond alone there than 2O0O from this
State under medical treatment, while Gordonsville,
WarrentOn and the banks of the Potomac it is mpos
sbe to ascertain their number though by universal
sent it is very large The necessities of these brave but
unfortunate men, demand of the citizens of the State the
most prompt and energetic efforts in their behalf and the
past history of people guarantee that this ap
peal will not be vain Let Relief Associations be formed
in eUery County that funds and stores of all descrp-
tons be Immediately and regularly collected for the
benefit of suffering soldiers. Let the fathers, the
mothers the wives and sisters of these poor unforunaes
give themselves to this noble work. without hesitation
delay and the blessings Of thousands will be their recon-
pense An agency for the distribution of supplies has al
ready been established in Richmond by the Governor Of
the State and another will be in successful operation
in this city, that all contributions from citizens will
reach their proper destination if forwarded to either place.
to the Of the undersigned Surely the people
Carolina will not falter in a work which appeals alike to
their humanity and their patriotism and in which those
who are dearest to them have so deep an interest.
EDWARD WARREN,
Surg Gen. of N. G.
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Our Hospitals Again,

In our last issue we mentioned that we had
ceived letter complaining loudly of the manage
ment at the I'd N. G. Hospital at Petersburg, Va,
at the same time remarking that we had no knowl-
edge ourselves Of any of the parties concerned. By
some means we mad entirely forgotten, if we had
known, who has charge of that institution. The
letter in question does not mention the name of the
Surgeon whom we have since learned has charge of
it, but mentions another as most blamable, of whom
we had no knowledge.
Since the appearance of that article, we have re-
ceived a letter from a friend who has a thorough
knowledge of the management of that institution,
and who gives the most unqualified assurances
of its excellency and efficiency. 1t was only ne
cessary for our friend to have informed US that DR..
VIM. c. Warren, of Edenton, was in charge of that
Hospital to have satisfied US fully that it was in all
respects what the means in his power could make
it A more able physician, and more humane,
kind dhearted and polished gentleman than he, does
not belong to the profession in any State Had our
correspondent mentioned his name in connection
with that institution, should have wholly disre-
garded his complaints against it.
We received an article from high source for
publication, vindicating the management of this in
stitution, rather too late for this issue; but we
judge that after reading the above the author will
scarcely think it necessary to notice the matter fur
ther. If however, it is deemed necessary, our col
umns are at the service of all interested.
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A PROCLAMATION

By q. B. VANCE, GOUernor of North Carolina.
"HEREAS, INFORMATION HAS REACHED
that certain persons, unmindul of the calls Of
PATRIOTISM and rgetu of the duties of good citizens
using their influence to prevent obedience to the law Of
Congress known the Conscpt Law and that others
attempting to organize open resistance to its executiOn
and whereas such conduct being not only in direct viola
tion of law but also detrimental in the degree
the Of country becomes sacred duty
vent and repress the by all the my power
Now, therefore, /, ZEBULON B. VANCE, Governor Of
do issue this my proclamation warning all
such persons to desst from such unpariotc and criminal
conduc earnestly hoping that all who disncined TO
defend their homes themselves either by Of age in
rmty coWardce, will to dssuade those who
wiling and notifying positively all persons contemplate
ing armed resistance the law if there really be any
such misguided and evildsposed persons in miJsi
the Constitution and must not to escape penal
ties Whilst thousands upon thousands Of our best a1d
b.vest have cheery obeyed the law and by their patr
sto vaor have driven the enemy back to the Potomac il
would be an intOerable outrage them to permit 9TH
to evade the law STILL to resist it BY open
violence Let one therefore be deceived the law will
be enforced and appeal to all loyal and patriotic citizens
to sustain those who charged with its execution
Given under hand and attesed by the Great Seal of
the State Done at the City Of Raleigh the 18th day Of
September, 1861.
zEBULoE B. VANCE.
By the Governor:
r. II. BATTLE, Jr, Private Secretary.
EB All papers in the State will copy three times
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION IS62.'63.

TIME NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
IL will commence on the first Monday in November,
1862 and continue until the first of March ensuing the
Faculty having determined in consideration of The state
of the country and the expense of living pos
pon the opening of the for month beyond the
al period. The will be conducted the same
plan, and with the advantage to the student
heretofore.
FACULTY:
CH. BELL GIBSoN NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
DAVID H. TUckER, NJ d. Prof Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
BEyERLI R. WELLFoRD NJ D. Prof of Matsra Mediea and
Therapeutics
A. E. PETIcoLAs, II. D., Prof Of Anatomy.
L. g. JoYSEs NJ. d. Prof of Institutes of Medicine &c.
JAMES H. CONWAY, II. D., Prof of Obstetrics, De.
JAMES McCAU u. D. Prof of Chemistry and Pharmacy
MARION Howard, N. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Fees:
Professors Tickets, each, &l5
Demonstration of Anatomy, 10
Matriculation,
Graduation, a5
For further information copy Of the catalogue ID.
dress L. 8. j0YNES, NJ D., :
Dean of the Faculty.
Rlchmond, Sept Is, 1852. 75-lltpd.
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Two 0FncEs--The Raleigh Standard expresses
the opinion that Is wrong for one man to hold the
Office OF Brigadier General IN the Confederate army
and also that of Adjutant General of North Caro-.
lima. Gen. Martin holds these two oficeA and the
Standard suggests that he ought to resign one.
We agree with the Standard exactly in this matter
No man should be allowed to hold two public offices,
and for that reason we disapproved of the election
Of Judges to our Convention some time ago and we
repeat that neither Judge nor any other person
should be permitted to hold two public Offices or
places at the same time. If Judge is not content
with his position, and is anxious or willing to fill
another, he ought to resign his Judgeship; and if
Gen. Martin is not satisfied with his position as Ad
jutant General he too ought to have resigned be-
fore accepting the post of Brigader General in the
Confederate army. There are plenty of capable
men, without burdening one man with two Offices
Charlotte Democrat.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
$3.50 REWARD.

TIME ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
apprehension and confinement in prison in order to
his being brought to justice, of man calling himself VIM.
R. or G. d. Wilson, ct aLs who to my house the
1th of August last under the preence of going Hon.
Abram Venabls's to purchase buggy. His respectable
appearance and plausible story deceived me- and
duced to loan him sstt of harness and my fine mare
neither OF which have seen since She was dark bay,
small bay mule, which doubt stolen. Said mare
has star in her forehead each side of her neck
caused by wearing yoke, the left hook and her
right eye glass colored one.
will give hundred dollars for the apprehension of
the villain fifty dollars for the delivery of my mare to
at Stephen POOLS old mill Asrons Creek Aecklen-
burg County. Va.
This fellow makes high prsensons Of being respectfully
connected OF his being engaged in trading in SALT wheat
corn &C. has fine appearance is about IS so years of
age keen blue eyes, light hair, red Whskars when not
dyed is very loquacous and is about feet 10 inches high
From what can learn be may be other than Edward
Boiling, the celebrated bigamist.
Address me at White House, Mecklenburg, Va,
G. W. P. POOL
Aeeklsnburg, Va Sept. 26, 1852. 7s-2t.
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The Sd N. C. Regiment.

We have had fearful admontions OF the severity
with which our recent battles in Maryland have
fallen upon our brave North Carolina troops
Strange to say up to this hour we have received but
few facts in relation to the North Carolina troops
The following dispatch received by the Wilmington
Journal contains most fearful account We SEN
cerely trust the account is over wrought:
RICHMOND Va Sept. 22d The less of the Sd Regiment
in the battle Of the 7th is eight officers killed. twenty
wounded, and three hundred and fifty men killed and
wounded Col DeRosset severely wounded 1t. Deosset
slightly. Capt Meares, Lieut. Ounce and perhaps Lieut.
COwan are killed."
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ARRIvAL.-We are pleased to announce the ar
rival in this city of Col. G. NJ Avery, Capt. o. R.
Rand and others from the prisons of Yankeedom.
Their fellow citizens hail their return, and hope the
short time they may be allowed to remain with
their friends will inspire them with new courage to
beat back the foe.
We are specially indebted to Capt Rand for
copies of Northern and Memphis papers.
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ATTENTION CoNsCRIPTsI

A Ii THE MEMBERS OF COMPANY B, 3sTH REG
"A iment N c. Militia between the ages of 1s and s5
who not exempt under the order of the Secretary of
War who not provided with certificates exemp-
tion signed by Maj Maett, required to assemble
Nash Square, in the Western Ward Saturday the 9th
instant Puncusl attendance is required The law will
be strictly enforced. ". W. HOLDEN
Capt. Co. B, 3sth Regt
Raleigh, Sept. 26, 1852. 7s-It
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IREDELL ExpRERs-We submit to the people of
whom, perhaps read the E5prsss to decide between
the two, Drake and ourse which is the more truth
full The unprincipled course of Drake puts him be-
yond the pale of ordinary courtesy, and we have
therefore ordered the Erpress to be stricken from
our exchange list =
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For the Standard.
Meeting of the Citizens of Raleigh.


At meeting of the citizens of Raleigh held in the Court
House, Wednesday, oath inst, for the purpose of max
ing for the reception of the remains of Brig
adler General Lawrence OBIien Branch his Honor W. IL.
Harrison Mayor of the City, called to the chair and
w. R. Richardson, ESQ.,. appointed Secretary.
The chairman explained the object of the meeting after
which committee appointed draft resolutions ex-
pressive of the feelings of the community.
The following gentlemen constituted the committee:
Messrs c. B. Harrison, Jno. w. Syme, Col H. <. Bur-
gwynn H. S. Smith, Hon. d. w. Courts.
The following resolutions reported by the commit
tee and unanimously passed:
j. ReSoL0,d That this community has heard with una
ected grief Of the sad and sudden death of our honored
friend aud fellow citizen, Brgadier General Lawrence o.
Bren Branch, who fell in the battle Of Sharpsburg Nd
on the 18th inst, while gaanty leading his brigade to
victory.
O. ResoLoed That while ask the privilege of mnglng
with those of his greved family and relatives
yet conscious that sadness sofened BY the
conviction that he fell where honor courage and patriot
placed him, at the head of his command defending
homes and his country's independence.
g. ResoLUed, That further testimony of our appre.
citation of his unspotted private character, his eminent
public services and especially his courage in hour
danger the Chairman do appoint ten persons a
mittee to confer with the military authorities in making
suitable arrangements for the ceremonies proper be OBJ
served on the arrival of his remains in city.
T. ResoIsed That the Secretary Of this meeting furnish
copy of these proceedings to the bereaved family of the
noble dead and also to the press of this city for publi
cation.
The following committee of arrangements were appoint
ed: Messrs. Dr. T. C. Fisher, C. B. Harrison, q; W; d.
Hutchings, ThOs Hogg, J. ]. LchfOrd, Col H. K. Bur-
gwyn W. W. Vass Jno. ". Syme, Geo. W. Aordecai, and
w. R. Richardson.
On motion, the meeting adjourned;
". R. RICHARDSON, Secy.
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v1crnpn At surpurnnsrowv

RICHMOND Sept. 24-The Lynchburg Republican of to-day
says that the Yankee column recently routed by Jackson
near Shepherdstown, commanded by Burnside. Four
bgades of the enemy rushed the river when Jack
preciptated his whole force upon them The enemy
stream almost jammed up by their bodies. About
1900 prisoners taken, and of the whole force estima
ted at 10000 it is thought not more than 1000 escaped
and missing
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GEN. BRAGG AND THE rxpKRALs.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 24.-The Nashville Union of the
20th ns says rebel cavalry attacked the Federas
Green River bridge Saturday, but repuIsed. 1t
also reports Gen. Bragg with 10000 troops at Glasgow
Junction. Rosseau Federal had gone to meet him. The
says that there 1000 Federas between Louis
vile and Nashville. The Union reports several skirmshes
l9 wagons and captured by guerras. Andy John
son was still in Nashville.
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Obituaries.-Obituary notices and "IrlouteS Oh ne
spect designed for the SSa"dara must Ue inA'ei'ui
brdged or they cannot be published win the present
uron onr columns Twelve lines of our small
oro sufficient for obituaries in all ordinary In
where our friends desire more space they will
y, cIarged for at advertising rates.
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.dvertisrrs.-Some of our friends from ABROAD CON
.rns to send us advertisements without specyns 'n
,rmber of Insertions and without the cdsA nS 10 "o'
,ba better way When the bill goes n' the ao'
often surprised at the amount A'0ays SS"a "S
,ssR you irish to pay for the advertisements i"A'
trouble, disappointment and postage.
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NoRTH-CARoLINA, COURT OF PLEAS Ls!, AND
IN Wake County. Quarter sessions Aus"''
rpcuupcu Su1ru and osh.r,
UPcHURCH SMITH and others,

CHARLES STEPHENS and Others
appearing to the Court by affidavit, that Charles Ste
phsns and Sally his wife, John Stephens ]. Henderson
Wood aud Polly his wife, Betsey Hofleman, John Green,
John Woodard, James Woodard Elan Smith and Frank
lin Smith, residents Of this State It is ordered ad
judged and decreed that advertisement be made for six
weeks in the Raleigh Standard commanding said dsfen-
dants appear and at the next term of this Court
the petition in this will be taken confessed and
heard a. pGrts a. to them.
J. ]. FERRELL, C. G. C.
Sept. 2s, 1867 Cpr. adv. IS 625<) 4o-wst.
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D1ED.-We learn that soldier named G. W.
Hinson, of the goth N. O. Regiment, died on the
train on Tuesday last coming from Weldon to this
City. His remains were brought to this City for
interment- His effects were deposited at the Peace
Institute Hospital. He is supposed to be from
Stanly County.
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Starts Light Battery, !
CAMP HALE, FoRr FISHER, n, G,

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, A PRIVATE IN THE ARMY
of the Confederate States respectfully him
self candidate for the office of Chief Clerk of the HOUSE
of Commons of the next Legislature. Considerable
quantance with the duties of the position has been scquY
ed by having been with the legislative body Of this Sate
for two sessions. HENRY :. COTTON.
August 26, 1859. Sid.
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HARRIED.

'n1, City On the 25th inst, BY Il. e. Brown, ESQ.,,
naa SA!Ios mhAiAns and Miss Laura, da1ghter u
orran Smith, Esq, both of this County
the residence Of the brides father in Moore County
On the evening of the 4th n.t by william Richardson,
OF samuel and Nancy Mcintosh all of Moore r,1ntv
q Spirit of the Age and Fsydtsrlle Observer rlsass
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AUCTION SALES.

wv ILL BE SOLD AT TOWLES' AUCTION ROOM,
w on Monday, 29th inst, at IL o'clock:
fine family HORSE, years old and warranted sound
l Horse Power and Wheat Thrasher.
! Cooking Stove good new.
Wilson Wheelers Sewing Machines, in perfect order
Gents Gold Watch, COED time piece, and other art
ces. JAS. n. TOWLES, Auctioueer
Sept. 26, 1862. 7S-lt
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Company shops, N. c.,

AUGUST 8Oth 1862
r. D. Paschan agent at Raleigh:
DEAR SIR:-
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT AFTER
IL Tuesday next, at noon, the Treasurer will under no
circumstance receive in the Office either the SEQ $50 or
800 Confederate notes of the date Sept 3D. 1852 man.
uactured BY Hoyer Luding of Richmond. This is done
by order of the Board of Directors and must be srv ad
hered to. Respectfully
THOMAS WEBB, Pres't
Sept. 26, 1862. 7S-3tpd.
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John D. Starr, ESQ.,, President of the Bank of
Fayetteville, died at his residence near Fayette-
vile, on Thursday morning last in the 62d year
of his age.
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NOTICE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING LOST HIS CERTIFI.
cate of five shares of stock in the North Carolina
Railroad hereby gives notice that he will apply for its re.
newal JOHN G. iGUIIEY
johnston Co, N u, Sept. 26, 1852. 78-ltpd.
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TIE YANKEES REINFORCING SOUTH.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 25.
The Charleston Mercury this morning says that pas.
senger report grounds for believing that the enemy
sending heavy rcinfOrcements TO Hilton Head and anng
shore beyond the river Pnckney Island is occupied
by large body of troops
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The War News.


The reader will find the latest news items re-
al'ed by US under our telegra2hic head
The successes of our troops in Maryland, Ken
lucky and Mississippi have been confirmed The
most Sanguinary conflict of the war to the enemy,
was the battle at Shepherdstown, on Saturday last,
IN which jackson literally demolished Burnside's
column. 1t is said that jackson drew Burnside on
| the pretence that he was retreating before him,
'nu then turned upon him and cut him in pieces.
returns of our North Carolina dead and wounded
III The recent battles come in very slowly. We re-
sst to learn that the rumor of the death of Col G.
n lew, of the End N. c. State Troops, and late
'''nc'paI of the Military School at Hilsboro', is
'"uLFned. He was an able officer and an accom-
pushed gentleman. We learn also, that Gen. G. B.
Auuerson, whose family now resides IN this city,
"as slghtly wounded. The most intense anxiety
,' TO hear from our troops, the rank and file, as
we'll as the officers. We make no note of mere ru-
norS
Ine intelligence from Suffolk, Va, IS not by any
LSns gratifying. 1t is said that the enemy at that
r.. 5@'s mas been largely reinforced, now numbering
,S'O and that portion of them, 10000, have
". ,'D advanced in the direction of Petersburg to
:, "uSor station, eleven miles. This fact put with
NV statement that the gunboats are leaving Wash
o''l bodies no good. Our authorities are how
w. loreWarned and we trust forearmed.
q; O"e Or two Yankee prisoners were brought to
+. oty this week, recently captured below, We
sill oy Capt fuckers company.
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100 BBLS. OF FLOUR.

TINE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND 100 BARRELS
Il of FLOUR which he will sell on good terms at the
Central Depot. Apply to
c. H. THOMPSON
Raleigh, Sept. 28, 1862 7s-8t
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1t. Duncan T.. McNair.

The telegraph on Wednesday last brought the
mournfu intelligence of the fall of this noble young
man and excellent officer, in the battle of Sharps-
burg on Wednesday. 1t McNair was a native of
Robeson County, graduated at our University, and
at the time the war broke out, was an Engineer on
the Wilmington and Rutherford Railroad. He was
happily married about two and half years ago, to
high bearing as gentleman, ard his many virtues
endeared him much to his friends. As soldier, he
had few equals. Cool, courageous and determined
duty was his rule in life and at the cannons mouth
He fell leading his command company in the Sd
N c. Regiment, to victory or death. Severely in
deed has the blow fallen his dotng wife and friends
who mourn their sad bereavement. May He who
holds the winds in His hands be their support
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"E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN A. STANLY. Esq Of Beaufort County, 40
candidate for the Office of Reading Clerk Of tho next
House of Commons.
Sept. 2s 1852. 7s-td.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1862.

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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE VERY
Il desirable House and Lot in the village of Graham
NC.
The House has six large rooms and the Lot are all
necessary outbuildngs, with excellent well of
For further particulars apply to
E. W. BEALE,
Graham, N. C..
September 26, 1862. 7s-5t
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)TTON, HOGS, COWS, WHEAT. &c.

COTTON, HOGS, COWS, WHEAT, DC.
I'M FRIDAY, Sd OF OCTOBER NEXT, SHALL
" sell at public auction, at the late residence of AIvs
Arent, deceased, in Haywood Chatham County, n c. 20
bales Of Cotton 40 odd Hogs 20 Of which good attsn.
ing Hogs good stock of Cattle 40 odd bushels of Wheat
and sundry other articles.
TERMs-Six months credit with bond and approved Sc,
eurity. B. J. HOWZE, Admir-
Haywood, Sept. 20, 1869. 7s2t.