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Further from Observation-Disclosures Ac
cOuats of Bragg's Victory.

MOBILE, October II.
The Advertiser and Register from Holly Springs yester
day, says: :.
the Department Our burial party Of 300 sent to Cornth
were seized and returned prisoners.
The Cincinnati papers, of the 1th, filled with &C
counts G the great battle between Gems Bragg and Buell.
The tenor of their account is that Buell. is badly defeated
and driven across the Kentucky river and that Bragg is
pursuing vigorously.
Three hundred parOed prisoners arrived here this even
ing -,
CHATTANOOGA, Oct lz.-The ReGel has the following
dispatch from Lavgne, to-day:
All is uncertainty. believe the Yankees are leaving
Nashville In addition to the above, am satisfied there
is something on hand. Letters from Braggs army say
that Bues army the worst whipped and most badly cut
nm army of the war There doubt but that gained
a n ost glorious victory. .
NOBLE. oct IA special dispatch to the Ad0ertissr
and Re0ister, from Senatobia, says:
DISPATCHES dated the 18th, from indianapolis to the
Chicago Tribune say that intense excitement prevails there
caused by dispatches from General Boyle saying that Cen
Bragg was in rear of Buell. ching on Louisville. He
urges Gov Morton to send him rentOrcemens, as there
were ouly 1000 troops Louisville The impression pre-
walls at Louisville that BueI! badly whipped. The
excitement in the city intense The Cincinnati Com
ercii the 18TH claims victory bnt the dispatches
very conflicting.
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so BALES OF COTTON FOR Sal

so BALES OF COTTON FOR SALE.
"7ELL RALED, IRON HOPED AND TAR ROP.
w ed and in good order at Tarboro'.
ALSO,
800 bales in like Order which will be delivered at Will
son. Tarboro or Mosely Hail. Confederate bonds taken
in part payment. w. q. JONES.
Raleigh, Oct. 3, 1862. 67-w&SWf
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SHEEP FOR SAI.k

SHEEP FOR SALE.
an SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY fOF OCTOBER,
" will sell to the highest bidder at the Confederate
slaughter house three miles above Mossy Hall, from $50
to 400 head of sheep
Sale to the arrival of the train from Colds.
boro, about o'clock p N Terms cash.
By order of M.jor W. W. Morrison,
J. J. BAKER, Auc.
October g. 1852. s5-2t
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Office Will. & Weldon X. r. Co...
|. WILMINGTON, N. c.. Oct 18th, 1882
TuNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
u Frs of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com.
pany will be held in Wilmington Thursday 18th Of
November next. 8. D. WALLACE,
President pro- t.ns.
Oct. 81 1862. 8t7t.
II Raleigh Register and State Journal copy till day
and send paper to the President At Wilmington.
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CoPpERAs-We saw most beautiful specimen
of Copperas the other day, made in the Coal region
of Chatham At the present prices of that article,
we should suppose that it would be produced there
in large quantities.
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Election In the Camp.

On Thursday last, an election was held for the
Wake troops at Camp Mangum, to fill the vacancy
from this County in the House of Commons The
following is the vote:
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- TAKEN UP,
A ND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF PERSON
N County, NorthCarolina, the 18th day of October
1852 negro man ELLICK, who says he belongs to David
Holly. Of Cho~an county N c., and hired to work on
the Piedmont Railroad Said boy is medium in height,
very black aged IL or 20 years, square built and has
large scar under his right eye.
The owner is hereby requested to forward prove
property pay charges and take him away, he will be
dealt with according to law
WILLIAM H. SMITH, Sheriff
,Roxboro', Oct. 81, 1862. 43-wH
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LATEST DISPATCHES,
Northern Elections-The Enemy Occupy
Charleston, va,

Northern Electi0ns-The Enemy OCCUPY
Charleston, Va. -
RICHMOND, Oct 10.
Northern dates up to 18th inst. have been received
The Republicans have carried Iowa. In Pennsylyanis
10 Democrats have been elected to Congress and II Re-
pubicans-three districts to hear from. In Indiana
Democrats have been elected to Republicans to Congress-
All the Republicans have been elected in Iowa State
ticket Republican by 10000 majority. The Democratic
majority in Pennsylvana is 10000. In Ohio the Demo-
Gratis have majority of 900. Indiana 80O Democratic
msjotty In Indiana, Colfax Dunn and Julian are de-
feated In Ohio, Gurley Pendeon and Cox Republicans
reelected In Pennsylvania Grow, Speaker is defeated
Stevens collected, e
Gen. Hancock, Federal. occupied Charleston, Va on
Thursday evening last pckets retreang to the bill
this side. The enemy lost killed. wounded 200 OF
our wounded were captured. ..--
Mcclellan spent Thursday night at Charleston, but re-
turned to Washington on Friday.
Gold in New York at first board 1921. Nothing
satisfactory from Kentucky No victory claimed by the
federss The Kentucky State Federas occupy Lexington
Northern Election..C onfederates capture
RICHMOND. Oct. 10.
The Baltimore American of Thursday afternoon says.
that latest from Ohio and Indians indicate that
the Democrats have probably carried both States
The Northern Episcopal Convention, by large majority,
adopted the resolution of the committee of nine.
The Confederate force captured the steamer HAZEL DELL
at Cassve Ohio the 18th inst and took mails, ne
groes and quantity of goods
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LOST OR STOLEN,

LOST OR STOLEN,
'nETWEEN RALEIGH AND HILLSBORO, ON THE
I'D cars the NJ C. Rail Road, on Thursday evening
the 18th 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's contents to either of the Conductors on the N
c. Rail Road, and no questions asked.
W. B. EDMONDSON.
Everittsville, N. c., Oct. 81, 1852. S5-9tpd.
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The companies of Capts. Long and Bryant voted
together There being no election, we learn ordered
in Captain Bryants company, his men voted with
Capt. Longs The Register and State journal can
didate will find that he has put himself in bad CON-
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CHI Stanbarb.
WAKE CONSERVATIVE NOMINATION.
FOR HOUSE OF COMMONS:
COL. We'll G.. FOWLE:
Election, Thursday the 2sd of October.
The News.


No intelligence of any change in the army Of the
Potomac has been received The condition of the
.rmv in regard to food, health, and efficiency, is
said to be excellent. There is however, great
restitution of blankets, and the approaching cold
weather admonshes the government and the people
future We hope the appeals to the people will re-
suit in supplying this deficiency.
There is no positive news of any new movements
of the Yankee forces. Mcclellan is doubtless, train
ing his new leves and making his plans for an on
ward movement at various points. The rumor that
the Yankee force at Suffolk will be increased from
$4,000 to 100000, if true, is ominous. We have
nothing later from our Eastern coast than will be
found in our columns.
Our Geographic dispatches contain all the nfor-
nation we have from Kentucky. Our forces have
certainly been victorious over the enemy, but the
advantages gained are not signal or so damaging to
the enemy as we were led to hope few days ago..
The news of the Democratic triumph in the North
is highly gratifying Whether it will have any eff
feet upon the rigor continuance of the war, is a
question yet to be solved:
The Very Latest.
Mcclellan adrancing-Yankees learing Corinth,
dc.
The latest dispatches received up to o'clock
Tuesday morning. state that Mcclellan has advanced
one division ACROSS the Potomac.
Northern papers speak of battle in Kentucky
on the 18th between Lexington and Richmond, in
which they say Gen. Kirby Smith was repulsed
on1 hic forces vhinned We do not believe the
story.
The eloquent Mr.. Voorheers has been elected to
Congress from Indiana. Vallandigham certainly
beaten in Ohio.
1t is rumored that the Yankees have evacuated
Cornth, and are preparing to leave Bolivar. Nash
vile was completely surrounded BY the Confederate
forces and had been ordered to surrender.
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TOBACCO TOBACCO!! TOBACCO!!!
II HAVE PURCHASED ABOUT 200 HHDS. OF TO.
BACCO. would like to sell about 100 bhds suitable
for manufacturing can sell in lots suit purchasers
prices varying from SIC to $50 rer hundred pounds Would
deliver at Franhinton, Henderson and Littleton.
Address me ut Louisburg, NC.
THOS. K. THOMAS
Oct 81, 1862. 43-w&sw5t.
E8Y- The Greensborough Patriot and Charlotte Demo-
GRAFT will each publish three times weekly and forward bills
to me. T.. X. T..
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"AGONERS, WITH TEAMS, CAN GET
w loading from Fayetteville to Raleigh, BY applying
70 JOHN SHAW,
Fayetteville, NC.
october 81, 1862. 85-Stpd
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LOST-$2OO REWARD.

LOST-$2OO REWARD.
IN THE TRAIN BETWEEN RALEIGH AND HIGH
~ Point, n. G., my POCKET BOOK containing several
packages of money and letters from soldiers of the
44th N. g. regiment directed to their families The
amount of money in the pocket book is precisely
known but some where between $500 and 8, 900.
will give $2UO for delivery of the packet book and con-
tents to me- any information SO that can get it.
JOHN NORRIS
Troy, Montgomery Co., NC.
Oct. 81, 1852. S5-5tpd
Charlotte Bulletin, Greensborough Patriot and Nal
sbury Waterman will the above the amount Of
& each, and forward bills to this Office.
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NOTICE.. >.

II Nash County. Term, 1862
Under decree of the Court made in the NATTER Thos
Bunting and others Jonathan Bunting and others,
shall sell on Saturday the 22d day of November next
the premises on credit of "a and 80 months the tract
Of land mentioned in the peadngs and known as the vii.
ne bunting land situated in Nash County, between Hill
and outhouses and is of fair quality for farming purposes
More precise terms will be made known on day of sale.
Oct, 81, 1852. s5-lm
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Northern News.

Northern News.
RICHMOND, Oct. II. 1852.
copy of the New York Herald, of the 18th inst has
been received ut the Office of the Enquirer.
Dispatches dated Louisville, 4th inst.. says:
The Rebels retreatiug from Camp Dick Robinson to
Lancaster, Gen. Buell. in close pursuit.
Another despacsays the Federal forces occupy Lexug
ton, which the Rebels evacuated on the 18th.
Election News.
Thirty counties in Pennsylvania give the Republican
State Ticket 1000 majority Republican victory through
the State has probably been gained Pendleton aud
Long, Democrats have been elected in the first and second
Districts
In Ohio Vallaudgham has been defeated BY General
Schenck.
The Newark city election has resulted Democratic
triumph.
In New York, Gold had rose to 1859 Exchange NIX;
Cotton 81 cents.
all kinds of Produce dealears excited and SELL
ing generally at higher prices.
European News.
Two days later news from Europe has been received
The Paris Pntrie has revived rumors of recognition
The "ss}" has destroyed ten American whaers off the
Western Islands.
Stock Of American cotton IN LSpoOl is set down at
1900 bales.
Further from Kentucky--Conirmatory Ac.
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.
IT OFFER FOR SALE NY PLANTATION, MILES
west of Carthage, Moore County, containing $50 acres
will receive 10 payment State bonds Confederate money
or likely negroes. JOHN MORRISON.
Oct. q, 1862 4s-w4t.
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WE ARE,AUTHORIzED TO ANNOUNCE
W; JOHN A. STANLY. Esq Of Beaufort County, as
candidate for the Office of Beading Clerk Of the next
House of Commons.
Sept 26, 1862. 7s-td.

STAIRS LIGHT Battery.
{. CAMP HALE FoRr F1saEA n G.
1TNHE UNDERSIGNED A PRIVATE IN TIE ARMY
of the Confederate States respectfully announces him
self candidate for the office Of Chief Clerk of the Rosss
of Commons Of the next Legislature. Considerable 40
quantance with the duties of the position has been scqur
for two sessions. HENRY K COTTON
August 26, 1862. s9-tL
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IMPORTANT SALE OF MACHINERY!
an TUESDAY, THE 4TH OF NOVEMBER, (NEXT
u monSb, let the weather be as it may will offer for
sae to the highest bidder for cash. the entire Machinery
Of the EDERlCkSBURG HOPE FOUNDRY, consist.
ing in part Of
10 Slide LATHES,
hand do,
Iron planners,
Upright Drills,
/ Punch and Shears, =
Slotter,
Gear Cutter .
! Trip Hammer,
scrswing Machine, with other Tools in Machine
Shop. :.
IN CARPENTERS SHOP:
! Tongue and Groove Plsner,
Daniels Paner,
- Face Planer,
c2 Mortice Machines,
2 lemon Machines,
Small Circular Saws and Tables,
Il lemon Saw and Table.
3O-HOrse Engine, Offender Boilers with oil The
Shafting in Machine Shop, Betting &c. and several hum
dred feet Of Gas Pipe, with 20 80 Burners Fit.
tings &C.
will also sell 20 to 25 tons Lump white-Ash Coal, for
Foundry use. Fig iron-a large amount Of Cast and
Wrought Scrap Iron Fass and large variety of Cast.
ings.
Oak, Ash and White Pine Lumber: of which have .
large stock.
A Portable Steam Engine and Saw Mll-2s-horss Pow
er, complete.
AIs. several Wheat Machines Corn Shelters, Flows and
other Agricultural Implements, &c ), &C.
AS induceent Founders and other purchasers at
distance will place on Flats Cars ct Depot any
of the above Machinery free of charge guaranteeing
poration to Richmond the Hanover Junction may be
preferred. JOHN F. SCOTT
Fredericksburg, Va, Oct. 81, 1862. s5-4t.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT HOUSE
OF COMMONS.
GENTLEMEN shall be candidate for reelection to Tie
ofhcs Of Principal Clerk of the House of Comms ct Ne
approaching session of the General Assembly. Former
rerence in that and similar positions induces mt ts ~
heve that shall be able to give satisfaction elected
Respectfully,
JAMES H. MOORE.
Sept. ., 1850. .7S-Sp.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ON Nc
Il Clendons Creek six miles west of Carthage lying on
the basin of the Coalelds containing 2O0 acres which
productive any lands in the county of Moore Tho
improvements good and the situation healthy. Terms
liberal JOHN MORRISON
Oct 81, 1852. 4s-wt
NOTICE. ~.
II HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER.
Il ent tracts in the county of Moore-Farmng Mineral
and Turpentine land-whch will sell on liberal TERMS
JOHN MORRISON.
Carthage, Oct. q, 1862 43-t.
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ITO THE MEMBERS OF THE ENSUING CONFER.
ence, N r Church, North Carolina District Breth-
ten next Conference will be held at Bethesda Halifax
next. The trains reach Enfield and Littleton at l015
o'clock a. d. There will be vehicles at both places Vi
that time 70 convey you to the Church We desire to hold
afternoon session the 18TH Buy half seat tickets to
your stopping piece and not tickets The nearest
loute is by Littleton the R. i G. R. r.
c. F. HARRIS. President.
Oct. Il, 1867. S5-4t.
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NOTICE..
MY SON, JOHN w. TROLLINGER, OF co.
N1 l: 57th Regiment n. c. Troops having been ad-
vertised by Lieut. A. W. Howerton, of said company,
deserer take leave to that he il deser and that
the fact that he sick at the time in the hospital at
Salisbury, must have been known to the said Howeron-
good standing my son is too sick to return to
his company He will do his health is sui.
fcenty restored. JOSEPH j. TROLLINGER
Alamance Co., Oct 90. 1862. s5-3tpd
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The dnllneas II oad puinl eas startled
70 dsy b tbs announcement thar = sas-
i.,4sgs 10 ikuag vessel Supposed 70 be tie
Acrrhsck. loskias l.ke suhgarrged hoaac
pha los uool ouly abuFe water, was lnoV.
ins doal.inum Norfolk b ihe ch4nfel ia
ifuus u SeNtlrs Point battery.
IherV uas nmliag lworuding above
the ~aicr bot a tiatl liyiag ,lse rebel iiag
a,.d q s.ou smoke stark. She m0ved
along sioaiy aud turned MO the channel
lgsdsns 10 Newport Nras and steamed
drcgt i0r iugairs Cumberland aud Con-
srcss, which acre lying a. the mouth Of
James River. A s0on as she came With
~ r,i &c IT the Cumberland, the latter
opening Oh Der with heavy guns bui the
bpll, strl / AID glanced Oh, having no
more eiegg than .peas' inm a -popsun.
Tier lriris Wers al 10 ed and sle mo, cd
On d j cnee but VITA lul. head Of steam.
rrviou, % the departure Of bic sleam-
er baiiisaon, gums had been fired Tor
IA an hour, Tie .aA one being fired irom
tie Minnesota
Some persoi,s declared that Immediate
y alter Tic la,l gun was uled, a dense vol
ume OF ynpor Was seen 10 rise inmn the
Mcrrimaek, indir., iug the explosion oi her
b0iier. Whether ths can bc 30 Or not
cannot BE- known unIl tomorrow potn-
ing. Il Is the universal opinion that the
rcUcl monster is hard aground.
Washington, Marsh
D. Tue Presidents var order 40 2, he has Or
dylgd he army u The Potomac to be divided into
army corps. to be commanded by commanders q
army corps selected according to seniority u
rauk, as follows -
lst Corps, consisting Of fonr divisions, is to Le
commanded by M,j Gen McDowel.
"a Corps. q three divisions, is to be commlnd-
el ~ Con Sumner.
ID Corps. consisting q three divisions, to be
commanded BY Bag Gen lleinizIeman.
4th Corps. consisting of three divisions. TO be
commanded ~ Bds Gen Keyes.
8 Gen Banks and Gen Shields command. The
latter late Gen Laadcrs, to be 9th corps, to be
commanded ny Maj Gen Banks.
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THE PERFECT MELODE0N,
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Reed Instrument contains So many cxeellencics
as The PERFECT MEL0DEON wiTn BASE DAM
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The Harmonic Attachment is the most valuable
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Our nsuly iareaiei HARMONIC ORGAN
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Il contains only hat IS maay Reefs as other
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Another entire ncw feature Ia the Melodeon en-
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This Is precisely what is name indicates,
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We have arrangements with some Of the best
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Also. pIASos and MELopEoxs 10 rent.
All Instruments warranted and sent TO any
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sTATlONERY.

Oar stock is lsrge. and adapted TO the wants Of
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Tooth aud Eur .4cis are among the complaints
for which HaaHrucipe 1'olu .fboiyae is adapt
ell by application TO cavity in Tooth. or 70 the
Ear, With cotton wet with the Anodyne, is almost
instantaneous in effect, and in cases where an
outward Application fails to give relief the in.
portauee Of double application by taxing II IN
wardly. is feature not often found so prominent
in one preparation Like other declarations RI ase
prove this by trial. aud the Anodyne will net long
cease to be a Family Necessity. Sec advertise
mont N read pamph.ets.
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AGENCY For TIE PgRCHlSE AID SALE on
REAL ESTATE.

tENllE subscriber has on sale q number q GOOD
L FAHMs in this aud the adjoining County,
well located, rome Of them near Manchester. one
Of the finest villages IN VI, and with advantages
10 those Wbo have children 10 educate that can
not he found at the other laees. Also some 700
of the bel Of Iowa lands, part Of which are
under good Improvement, which he viii sell or
exchange In part for other proper y.
Also. some good buildings. village lots, and
some fret class firm lands in Eiwood. on the
Camden Atlantic Railroad, Sc miles from Phil
adelphia. where the climate Is delightful, sum-
mefs long, winters short and mild, and well CAL
culatel 10 secure health and luxurious growth
q egery staple product Of tie temperate zone
The subscriber can furnish lands in Atlantic and
Darlington Counties, q tie besi qualities aud To-
cation. n i less price than can he bought in the
State. Papers, circulars and other information
can be had b addressing D. II, MEACHAM,
Factory Point. Vt. or At this Office.
February, "a. lsG2-3w40
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FIsr01,ping Fsspcr.

We have now in store Forty Different Kinds,
Sizes aud Qualities also,
Tweniy-four sizes and kinds. These are very
extensively used by Grocers, druggists, and others.
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NOTICE.

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T. Is FRANCISCO.
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Miscellaneous Books
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TuEOLOGlCAL EOOKs.

The Depository or the American Sunday School
Union and American Tract Society. Also. the
indications Of Carriers, Randolph, lIoyt, Marein,
and o hers, al suitable Tor Sunday School Ii
bmres.
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SUNDAY .,aJ1g Nusio BOOKS.

THE SABBATH SCHOOL BELL.
ANNIVERSARY HYMN AND MUSIC BOOKS.
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