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HCNEY-Ths demand 10 not very active bat the stock On
hand limited snd holders very firm We quote Cuba
duty paid ct y loo 81 IS y gallon
HEMP ;: generally quiet Lmly held; sales OF $50 eaiss
Jute az 81 80 cah We quote Ao-Iic,n Dressed At $L3O
+I3' American Undress-d SlS50+l75 Jute ct 1871 800
. l9'; Msnilias at &C.. aud Sissl at 7s06c. cash
HaYTh- supply Of o,ne aud the market 10 firm sses
200 bales H. lots, a. beds snd snail VGS5c. ~
n Straw "a scarce at fu013c. y 100 Il.
HOps-The o@ and medium grades Of In fair d.
and upou .ses Of 80 bsi-s I6G2Ic Choice
and exrs shipping fancy lots nre he'd at l50l5c.
lRON-The inq ,t most kiu3s 10 quite limited OWING
10 the nesger py offering aud the prices pr~vs
lent sslss Of 2Js Scotch Zig s53. cash. 50
e32 So d. iverej port Long Island sound and 200
do Old Cast (csnnu) dsvefsbi. in Boston, at S16,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arrivals Of Psfa uave receI< been
lsrg~r b1, wish good inquiry the stock rcnsnng Ia urss
hands. light, I7OC ID CsnhsssnA Las ceen sold
55c cash
LEAPHER-Hemock Sole t. In demspd but, owing to the
very sua supply the business Is not heavy prices rue
stomp Oak SOLE Is also IN r-qnest aod Very hn va.
Crop is higher S,sushte. Uype ia less active bal
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NOLA>SES-lhs ma,a-t CONTOURS dull AMI buyers have
The adgsrls The Of New Orleans r-ce 'ly
been q,i heavy. OF . bnf baIbsdoes at &c.
NAVAL STORES are very quiet bE, psices generally are
well risiItsiIed.
CLT inquiry FOR most kinds r. limited g, the nomenA
oWing supply Oler and the pf.ces
prsyscrt whc howryrr d. rot vary e.enaly from fof.
rfrs Eeatsi Petroleum Il N gooi aenand. and 10
rsttrr frrer; a.s Fl Loo b'is. Free At 59c
OIL Ckhthe ds1snd TOR oud tho market - without
sles II hestsL lAia C5ons at a. tss
iisy 10 q, -,ss soD-Ji
OH nEsl-Tbe oemsnd g. brisk and the market 'sry
ERA viii limited srriyass sales OF $50 bbs Sale a, -
leo %.
PKOvIsToSs-rhe Pork market (. dull end heavy 'nf,.
rd D. lib. 4 oisng Of New cole. 1857 bD 81 81 ~
1873 Tor Messi oil s1d g. Tor Prime, : 10 "a los
Gear. sud sl0a so % for and musy Mes. Beef
qfs plenty, and !, doll and heavy; s-e. of - bbls ~
III 5oU&l - lila Mess aud s,i3 1sdt a ,1f sx,rA
y imo A,ss Ii H. fair demand and sas " p1) have
private terms Bacon J. cgi sud heavy; ssles
" o. CIn.ner md to sgyc sc fof
i.ug cr City tire spot ard Sc Tor shpiE 30 Ia 10
free offered aud is lower and nuited dsl tni .sie' OF
90 tb auI &c OrfAse eui y.O5ic for Sie, a.
R-1do-ed. Dressed Hoe meet "t'h ready s'- ct be.
BusT and Cheese eon,nue ~ good csHard a. ia f'Ss'
We qsDtr; ... -.
DsoL 81. C'y, be q - lrok, Ms's W..i3 Pun -
lei Pine CIV - - @ pa prns w'nll .00ll ~
Beet Mes, Cry. nominal tesi iisnsv biz uVdi1 ~
l.ef hess W,st y 5JGl3 60 Lard busy Ill.,. o!g ~
eel .is.E1t. IJ 55dlate han. PicSlet.......-
eel f'ms Msn.2l cIa4i o. hlns, Dry -slt5t.... 4
rok. NE Mesa. 55Gla - Shoulders. PIX r'... 4
or, or Nest ~ al, % sn.tiosr, Ury -stsi s,p II
EICE-t .rug g. resi loss a, rs East Injs
ID sud saste @aus,0I al - a. .c add
Isfna a. .D..c
saINse-t arc scsfc- 80 firm; saes Of 900 TamPico
20 3D. ay.rss. private teus Deer are also scarce and
viih ready at z.reus faes - 90 u o,VV
rAra sal y har. Autns, " pnsa's ieFns Vs. qaoe'
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Amnsements.
WALLACK's.

WALLLACKs.
THIS EVENING UHUISOAY) THANKSGIVING
NIGHT
the Or-lt Comic Drama
CENTRAL PARK;t
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uniln9 alnrbincs.
Ocean 6lcamers.

Al ROBERTS, LINE or STEAMSHIPS
vi. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OEkOON.
Tow H.fes II Pae.'fs.
No pFraNTlOs on rHE lsTHMu5
One Of tire following Steamships wiz leave from Pier No
a. foot q Wau3rs Norh River monthly. commencing On
.,,,6 In rs y s0tun. tmTRICA 2sOotnns
FNFlbE C4l, isot un' BONAPAh e. SOP TINS TINS
F1r 'sn Juan Dol ore tbfe}tosrl coniecis1 WIN h't
is tt.mcs 20 ircltc Ocrsn Le a4FyA o. pssei'
San frfrrsro
Iof ianAer information lppy It he Office o.
No liz N.st.st corner OF NArrou -. north River
CTTAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
= AZ Queenstown tCo1k iitr1or iAe Liverpool nc~-
No tud Phsde hia stp company l'i'hd di'p'le.'
iue their ul powered Clyde bull. Iron p'ns
.h4tiidJ "' -
CITY or WAsnlNGrON............. .se'nroey. Dec y
kAN6hkOO........ '9-''lu'i ~,
Aud .yer succeeding SATURDAY, Al noon he~ fie' NO.
nArgs oF P,es,1H
FfRcT CABIN ........H TO : W
Fr.t Cabin 10 loudoa j.. ,'ese 10 te"don'''''' ~ ~
trrt cabin Hamburg. Iluscrese To- hihpu -
PA..ef ses aisl forward T. L4sIe bcnon Ho1ttfdan
Ant~eii, &C., at equally 10" Ta',s. - l.. r,h,o sloo
40 and : 10 -era.e on Liverpool 80 tion ourn'-
tosr $50 Ihe who wish 10 stld for thtH iishos eau Day
tiitr-s here a, thefe f4'et .., r., ...
These fteainsrs ave superior accommodation iof p"eh
,. ave stlonav huilt Wac-i-ht Iron hrciohs, ana
clr. tairlt rp A-uhia.or. EAi edenerd surgeons ave
eifscttd b. each steamer. ,,,,t,r.,,
~ in Isrm 70. p Wa.sr-.. h. oisfow 10 ALiA
utIGOLN 30. o 81 EnooL.sqI.ie' ~ Sl"'n,t wn o, .
W -. SEYMOUR 90 g. LfIttu pr ~ p o. ~ y
CRY 49, o hing Ni.sia j. f'isio Jt -. TO- 80 (,
No 4I Rue Nec plnr icf Nic, g. res nr 70 - u'', -
Plafrlt bis u 30 ~ g. DALE, 10. ~ Nslussi or a
"' ''- JOHN Z. DALE. Agent, No. Is Broadway, ny.
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Go IObom II man Concern.

IsF.srt1 I.frtHrrEsr.)
OFrrr .r l.IEl .hL i..tah"., Z
Narnfror hnv o., ll...
luiI4tiILl
TIVE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL
4 rtgTFUE g. u-fsf.d 6. ,uff.r trs foIo.iss tisDfs
.. .,s tra.I. .. 90" ase % t.e lf'fvm b. .iH .
tH.r 90 .ie -.f..a 'af % .ar I.c.I q 100 f.
Itfins tsrds Pop ffrH ffn'c lr.rf-al1 lIf.r.
ONO tJ iA.u.aalc ilIe AL a4f.e fasisle lEei aa4
rr n'e Of DE s,smr, herein 'P-e.f'd j. hsrehy re-
o..rrd ir fLc lltrO. cd states above trs.fr'l on
lu4 fer tle Do i.y n D..cf r@rt Api pf4-ens y
a. . n.Fcr % 80 rs. .aad s,al w. wa DO jesse
CEO 3 boutwell,,
Can-l- ID q l-.L.. D. s--Le-
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v NTsss
CUNNl.BAGs have ruled eateuo quiet. AID prices
Hef quite 20 afm. - 80,
GtNNl, 10TH f. quiet; sales Of hsie' at i5c, ca b.
ufDEs-Vh-re has bera a very good demand durius the
pa few DAYS uud prces fully supported The iuqny
lbs. been IA. trade aud out of town buyers The
sook on baud about go against ZlecV same tine les.
49, NJ
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can ,r,.... s! as iPsra................ 81 90
hrac,bo 10 mos IS asa ierss ad Ah'n'a' = O.
noe .r =, ,-inf 6esys. 55a ~ D. ,nd si,sisr
s24! ~ ha.h Caeu'. iisee j. qaet sDd very care:
4 trn I - ~ Tie ~ 'l''' Los''' 80 49, rs q,
- a. 81 tJ - y bush, c..h. American HeHF seed u u
g;AEsIIhs esiaape f1r Raw continue. YER limited,
srd ic, sfs atayy the decline for &c pas unev d4ysb
lloi e. p Is res Ct 80 Ahi' st inel g. Tor NegOI,
,,p ad praera priva'e fen' Asnsod are .ieaty At
rlaeic fr powarf O. "rsnniie' ara Nf'-he'' i-s~-ss
To- %, y hte I'd iVigil Tor do Yellow. .
sPiCESA s'rd s;-@ey lsqary Pfsvis' std iTe7s 81:
Name. 77sDto sassi- -iGie!c niece o5o' Ginger
t..ce -5SL0 30 bss' PEPPER IL oold' ''a 'F eA'"f'-A
'sTEiriS-Th. wpeiy Is hsl, AID tie demand is iar'
's Of go n ga " s .. 49,. si,a cash
suOr are steady il fax request at Jo isf DROP ana
tN'sia.. rs "a. In active demand esrly in the weeh
* &C. cash b A. tAe close nc dtrspa iai II 100 as
ruled qu,e q ~ a+3c cash P''e .~.s zen J, .'s
at i.G ~ 50 ~ "a x so ga siI lo1 |hic'a Ie4As
s"f .ioW-TSs qui|s /, vey light; the uufsvoEsols
news foa Enrore aad mai ea dscoe In f1cianss aays
err.t, Arpr. ed ae uskrr AID she me nqo'y Is
f,,r .,i-. 81 3,l8 . It l0Gl9o !or Western, 0,S
,c fr Cit, snd .Glr.c ir so.ihe .ld tslsln oa'ih
40 AGO irre IL only Holesa'e de-.and i,f all
WOOL-TSe ,ra-set /, rsL@r quiet for mos. kind. ba
Pnee' ssag ,y sc vel a.-io,S ss~ ,n, ~ . lOs
Fleece At s9qssc q. 70 quality o. oo 90 S.''oT'' q -
fer ,rprr &c r1ia cry End cogntfy' 10 orcs he"k' 81
.ta.c io0 b,es do 30 TO- 81. ss1aIe ltO es.os FeFu-
vin ani IS 90 . 3.ouc, on private terms an huehoa
"a oi dau.sed tOo % dIue ils wees ntoef re,
view. .aii q lal Rates % 4S"s - o. Nt"is
Cuge at.gc l.is, ~ 10. 10 D. -5c ~ 81, 10 q p -
90 TO- q Pc IS 90. DO p ic; p Do a Ii ~
20 A. &C. 80 d.. 10 i2c "a do 10" do 1t 10 lcai s'i
b. ie.. svef4-lt- iiic each. ,,,a,
N tl.LBusE i lo.s sciiys bn IA Ycy firm al ia
Ion >.lh Sea. 500 p - ir iorfA-N"s CO.sti
tYG - .Jr slll OcLa 4. I'D ~ 90 - a. ~ F9..E.
WHISKY II lively 0eu md. iu gsr p.cnsye g;c ias
m.Ae finer ssles Of 220O ooa ii 81 qo'' ms l's'
Ta'e OLis 90, -,
LIsC be-, been 10 good del.and 'is q loo; icr Noe
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Sewing 1ilarhiHes.

NrUTELER g. WILSON, SINGER,
~ FtNLE LYON HOWE I'D tll G-.f-clsss
sTHING-NACiINI.r ,f SALE. pas O. snd be- be- aucs
ia monthly ll.ll.ncua - 10. plA 30 49, $50 Dioa~'J.
II o., oU... .lt ots.. rsa. std - hard 2COs
~ 81. Stl chino Emporium. fl5 t'Juay, cor bfo'me't
- -. -
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slT-GpAY IVrNIN. Soy 90, o. Ci O'clock
rgiN 4... ..i -DLJ1i I'D I-.tt.4, t.+ ..Ilas m-ry
,..l-br .o..s g. rl,Ja.r. uu~n. li1 rr l'.ra-ris
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NEw.YG,RK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER a. 1862

$2,975,6I4 N-for Customs $4,000; Payments,
$l3,6l3 500 70. including payments Of 1day loan;
Balance, SIS. $40. 400 CO.
The following ere the earnings Of Cleveland and
Toledo X. II. Co. for the third week 10 November:
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EyrORTfoyERs AND SPECULATORs.


The following IS extract from the exemption
law passed at the last session OF Congress-
"AIl shoemakcrs, tanners, blacks,aiths, wagon
makers merS and their engineers mlwrights
skilled and actually employed at their regular vo-
cation in of the said trades, habtualy engaged
in working for the public, and whilst SO actually
employed: Prorilea, Said persons shall make oath
in writing that they skilled and actually en-
pOyed at the time at their regular vocation In one
OF the above trades which affidavit shall only be
prtmq Ttcie evidence of the facts therein stated
PrODjied further That the exemptions herein
granted to persons by reason of their peculiar me-
chanCai other occupation or employment not
connected with the public service, shall be subject
to the condition that the products of the labor of
such exempts, or of the companies and establish
mentS with which they are connected, shall be sold
and disposed of by the proprIeors at prices not ex-
ceedln5 seventy five per centum upon the cost OF
production, or within maximum to be fixed by
the Secretary of War under such regulations as he
may prescribe. Ind ii is further proUided, That
II the proprletors of any such manufacturing es-
tabShmentS shall be shown, upon evidence, to be
submitted to and adjudged of by the Secretary of
War; to have violated or in any manner eyaded the
true intent and spirit Of the foregoing proviso the
exemptions therein granted shall no longer be ex-
tended between their superintendents or operatives
IN said establishments, but they and each and every
one of them shall be forthwith enrolled under the
P'o'lSloS Ol tnlS ACT, anu OlueTeu lilIO tHe SOn
l"derate army, and shall, in no event. be again ex
emped therefrom by reason of said manufacturing
establishment or employment therein"
The same provisos are made applicable to super
lntendcntS and operators in wool and cotton fac
tories paper mS, and the superintendents of wool
cardlng machines.
Public extremity and necessity is the signal for a
combination of extortioners to hurry forward like
thirsty vampires to drain the last drop of the life
current from their helpless victims. With eyes
gIis;ening with JOY they goat upon the feast of
misery, and pray that the storm cloud may grow
olacker, that the may last forever and aye and
that the piteous walls of suffering humanity may
never cease to chime, is what is TO their ears de-
Ilghtful music
The poverty stricken wife of the soldier, who is
lar away beside the camp fire. presents herself and
her bareiooted children the shoemakers, and with
streaming eyes states her inability pay the treble
cost of rough pair of Shoes Listen to the ex-
lortloner hear him: Madam, know you are
Obliged to have these articles, therefore il is that
snail extort from you your last farthing."
Day by day this gees without abatement; tanners
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HOME FOR REFUGEES.

I'm THE VILLAGE OF LAWRENCEVILLE, THE
County Seat of Brunswick, Virginia, have the fol-
lowing property which will sell for s25Oc application
be made soon, viz:
A DWELLING with - rooms, FIRE place in each, in:
cluding Dining Room 42x2S, with two fire places, ont OF
which two Dining Rooms nav be made. The house is
adapted IN its for families if not more
There are two out.kchens smoke house, aud an Office
with two ruJTs
There is Stable with six Stalls Barn and Carriage
House, all lately built
The premises about feet by 500 feet enclosed by
a substantial oak plank fence has aSery productive
garden
The Dwelling has substantially built piazza across the
'front.' ST. feet long and 10 f.et broad
Lawrencevii!e, i'll hllr country is 90 miles West of
Hicks Ford which is the Weldon Petersburg Rail-
road and 20 miles North of Weldon. Iawrcnceville is
convenient therefore, Weldon, uhere the Railroads
branch North South. East and West. A Stage leaves
Hicks Ford for Lawrencere every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at NJ
Apply tohe SUBSCRIBE in Lawreuccville Va opposite
the Court House j. q. ADDlNGTON.
Nov. 4th, 1852. s9-3t.
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Nov. 4, 1862.
4 GOOD oppoRrUXITY FoR REFUGEEs.

d Inc cuuufry rfars f,r sale in the of Chapel
Hill large au hanlso4e HOUSE main street, not
far from the College buildings The lot contains trt" or
more acres with guud we'll bathing house, kitchen, ne
gro houses Carriage house, barn. stables aud all necessary
Outhouscs :,
Also another conainn ahnut two and has on
II r.od building Containing aud all necessary
outhouseS. e.,
Also thirty of wood land, about three miles from
town ~
If not sold by the first CT January it will be for rent
CORNELIA MORROW.
Chanel Hill. Y. c., Oct. %, lSGs 31-l3tpd.
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FIVE VALUABLE AND
IMPORTANT MILITARY BOOKS

IN PRESS!
NYT EST & JOHNSON, NO. l45, MAIN STREET
w have in press
THE REGULATIONS FOR THE ARMY OF THE CON-
FEDERATE STATES, 1862. New revised and c,r.
rected edition. ordered by the Honorable Secretary of
war. Extractfroin the title page:
WAR DEPARTMENT I
Richmond, Oct 1862
The following Regulations for the Army of the Coufede
Tor ihe government of all Concerned. They will according
y be strictly obeyed, and nuthng contrary to them will
be eolned or permitted portion of the forces of the
Confederate States by The officers thereof
GEO. w. RANDOLPH Sec'y of War;
2ND
THE JUDGE ADVOCATES WADE MEcITN-Embr.
eng general view of Military Law and the practice be-
fnre Courts Martial with Eptome of the Law of Evil
dence' as applicable to Military Trials. BY IL Lee.
- . SRD.
INFANTRY TACTICS; or Rules for the Exercise and
Manoeupres of the Confederate States Infantry the
EvoHliOns of the Line Compiled arranged and adapted
TO Hardees drill by Col John Ii Richa dson late of
the Provisional Army of the Confederate States
49, 4TH.
MANUAL of Instruction for Volunteers and Militia of the
Confederate States By Col WIN. Gillian, of the Yir.
ginia Military Institute.
HANDBOOK FOR THE PRACTICE OF WAR for
The use OF military men OF all and countries from
manuscript written IN lSlh by General of that time and
revised in 1885, in harmony with the knowledge and or
ganizaon of the present day-4th edition. pocket size
/" plaeS-lo57 Paris-wiih Appendix tt On the For
nation of Troops for Combat By Gen. Jnmni" Transla-
ted from the French BY NJ F. Pardgun attached the
Stat ot Brigadier General II. A. Wise.
dressed to WEST JOgNSTON -
Publishers, Booksellers, and Stationcrs,
las Main St., Richmond, Va.
octooer 81 1867 sS-4tpd.
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charge $500 dozen for calf skins tanned, which
do not cost them SO to prepare. Shoemakers
charge SIS for the coarsest broSans which do not
cost them over 81. Yet there stands the law and
the penalty.
The same gross evils exist in relation to cotton
and woolen manufactures where material is pur-
chased for clothing our troops. Spectators are a
god.send to these eXtortioners, for not only will
they league with them in carrying ou: their villain
and nefariOus work but will buy out their stock
at good price, and never file item of informa-
are we thus to wrthe under pressure and persecu-
tons from devils without and devils within-from
blood-thirSty enemies in the field and money thirsty
enemies at home?
If the law is vigorously enforced in but few in
stances, these vampires will soon he brought to their
sepses. The proper mode of procedure is simply
that, each one who buys leather from tanner, or
shoes or boots from a shoemaker, shall take a re-
ceipt and show it to an enrolling officer as prima
tdcie evidence Of eXtOrtion IL the extortioner re-
fuse to give the receipt, go to the officer and lodge
information of the price paid, or even demanded
and it will be his duty to take up the party or par
ties and turn them over TO the army.
The government has made provision for extor-
TONERS let the people make provision for specula-
tors. The work has already begun in some locall-
ties. North Carolina papers say that Gov. Vance
will call the Legislature of that State together in
advance of the regular session, for the purpose OF
taking measures to put down the spectators, or
place them in the army.-RichmoRd EramtheT.
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RALEGH,.N G.. TUES DAY. NOV II. 1882
PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c. :,
A FINE RESIDENCE AND FARM FOR

n WILL SELL, IF CALLED ON SOON, MY DESI-
rable property situate Ave miles of Greensboro
Salem road The huuSGs new and complete. The
farming lands well fenced orchard of 100 finest
fruit trees and every necessary; two hun
dred and twenty land hundred and seven
tyive well rimbered, only Il miles from the n. O.
Railroad, where there is demand for weOd and sllS.
Any wishing to buv will please call and the pro-
perty address for further particulars at New Gar
den, NC. DR. FAUCETTE.
Oct al 1862 b.. SS-6t.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND LAND FOR
SEEE.

IN PURSUANCE TO \ rECREE OF THE COURT
of Equity made at Fail Tern 1862, Of Forsyth County
will sell on Saturday the ed day of November, 1862
about O'Clock p NJ the highest bidder. on Il credit
of twelve MONTHS the late residence OF Jesse W. At
wood deceased in Winston, the following real estate:
Ist His valuable two story brick DWELLING HOUSE,
good barn and other outbudings and orchard in VIM
sion with ten acres of land in good state OF improve
ment. e,
I'd tract of 1881 acres of woodland within one mile
of the dwelling house and joining the plantation OF the
3D. tract of Jos acres adjoining the lands of Christian
Hege aad others.
4th Also three shares Amounting to abont 200 acres IN
the old Homestead Plantation Of the late VIM T. Atwood
ID. IL. STARBUCk, C. N. E.
Oct. 2S, 1862 SIT
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EAGLE HoTEL-CuApEL HILL.

n known throughout the Southern States in connection
with the University and its management for twenty years
by Miss Nancy Hard and recently by the subscriber, is
for sale accommodating terms So fair an oppor-
tunty for advantageous nveStm in real estate is
rarely presented. :;
and slbe lots spacious and well enclosed and the stable
and eutbudings in SW repair. No simar property "a
North Carolina has probably during long series Of years.
yielded larger return The ouays Promises in the
hands of efficient manager airer remuneration in future
1t offered for sale because paramount puoc engage
ments will not permit the proprietor 10 give it the ae-
tion which so extensive establishment requires
Ii. B. GUThRIE.
October eSth 1852 S7-l3tpd.
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NASHVILLE. What is doing for the relief of this
CITY? 1t is not only in possession of the enemy,
who are practising every species of oppression and
hardship upon people, but in addition the latter
are on the verge of starvation, all communication
with the country around being cut of. We have
thrown away Kcntucky-iS Tennessee also to be
disgraccfuiy abandoned? # not, why Is some
movement not made against Nashville to drive
out the enemy and relive suffering people? Is
it for the want of men? Why is Bragg's immense
army allowed to Ge idle for weeks between Knox
VILE and Cumberland Gap? Why are they not put
in motion now, whilst Nashville with its small gar
rison could be so easily taken? Here i& work for
them If thev are too weak 90 back into Kentucky,
and work that cries aloud for immediate attention
Why wait until the garrison shall have been rein
forced from the West or from kentuckyr With
the small force we have around the city there will
be little trouble in breaking through our lines and
making the place so formidable that 1t only can. be
taken with an immense loss o: life. We allowed
Buel to 90 ahead of US in our expedition TO hen-
tucky-are we to wait and wait until he plays the
same trick OH us at Nashville?
It's evident that there is gross imbecllity some
where, and we hore the President will at once put
a man in charge of the department who both knows
his duty and Is willing to perform it.-Sardnna@
Republican,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-11
PROPERTY FOR SALE, sc.
uNTEL EnR SALE.

TssSHE LARGE BRICK HOTEL IN GRAHAM, N c.,
q for sale TO embrace all the furniture in the house
On the lot I'll necessary ouh"uSeS well OF excel
nt falling the best improved garden lot IN
The tnwn-a cemnadnuS brick stable and lot, together
with several other and houses if CeSred The proper
ty IS all perrancn; and good Any one wishing an up
country e slcncc woi!d do well tn call and examine the
PREMISES rs the undersigned will take pleasure IN show
ing the properly aud making terms which Will be vastly
less than prices to ready purchaser
Possession gwen first JamUTry next.
H. G. TR0LLINGER, Ag't
For JNO. TRULLINGER
Nov. g. 1862. os-4' .
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-11
STEAM ENGINE FOR sALE.

a TWENTY HORSE STEAM SAW AND GRIST
"A mill, in good working order, 54 inches diameter
2 inch rubber band 20 feet long Grist mill is of E.
Harrsons patent iron cased French burr stones feet in
diameter and viii grind IS bushels of corn per hour Boil
ers are two cylinder ss inches by 30 OF 35 feet Iron 'front.'
and built BY Denmead svu, Baltimore. The above mill
is located 20 miles from this place, butf desired will be
put on A. & N C. r. r. cars at this place.
Price 50 500 deliyeredon the cars at this place.
-. DANIEL HILTON 5S..
Kiuston, 1.enor Co., N. G.
Oct. 81, 1862. sS-4tPd.