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General Hospital No. "a,
(LATB MooRB HosPITAL,C

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. %, 1854
HAVING RECEIVED MANY LETTERS FROM
LII wounded North-Carolins soldiers, who were dis.
charged from this Hospital asking extension of leave
of absence think proper to state, that patients after
leaving Hospital furlough pass entirely from its uris
dcon and that it is the duty of the soldier at the expra
ton of the time for which leave of absence granted
report Captain of his company either person or
by Surgeons certificate. The latter should be given on
oath before Magistrate. o. F. MANSON,
Surgeon in charge.
August 26, 1862. Gp-st-
H n. papers will please copy and forward accounts
to this HosDtal.
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Gen. Albert Pike, Commissioner of the Confeder-
crate States, has effected treaties Of alliance with
the following Indian tribes, viz: Cherokees, Choc
taws, Creeks, Cickasaws, Seminoies, Osages, Cad
dos, Anodakes, Wachitas, Apaches, Kioways, and
CamancheS, and will soon make treaties with the
Arapahoes, CheyeHnes and Navahoes. These tribes
can bring to our aid 80 or 10000 warriors.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS AND MILLS.

TNNHE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE LAST
will and testament of. Joseph Clouse deceased will
sell at public auction, the premises the 18th day Of
September next the very valuable lands of which said
$50 lying in Davidson county, Yadkn River
about Ia miles southwest of Salem and 20 miles northwest
OF Lexington There valuable improvements thereon
consisting of good dwelling house, negro houses and
excellent Outhouses.
About 100 of said lands excellent low lands
and meadow-and which is of the best Flouring
Mills in the country.
credit of six months will be given and bond and ap.
proved security will be required from the purchaser
For further particulars apply to William ClOuse who
resides near Halls Ferry in Davie county and who will
be pleased to show said lands to persons desiring
them Those desiring to correspond with him By mail,
will do So through the Clemmonsve Post Office.
WIN. CL0USE lp.
E. G. CLOUSE. HAo'uo''
August 26, 1862. s5-w&swA. IS
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NOTICE.

Il mnisratr1 with the will annexed of the late Seth
B. Jones' of the County of Wake desires all persons haV
ing claims against the estate them for payment
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All
those indebted will be expected to make speedy payment
DR.. E. A. Crudup my authorized agent to transact all
business pertaining to said estate Letters addressed to
at Rolesvile, Wake County, will receive prompt aen-
tion. SARAH S. JONES,
Administrative.
Wake Co. N c.. Aug 26. 1862 69-3m.
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STAIRS Light Battery,

TVNHE UNDERSIGNED. A PRIVATE IN THE ARMY
of the Confederate States respectfully announces 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 acqur
ed by having been with the legislative body Of this State
for two sessRRS. HENRY E. COTTON.
August 26, 6,4e62. 69-td.
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YANKEES AT SwANsBono.-It appears to be un-
derstood that the Yankees, after accomplishing their
thieving and destructive purposes, left Swansboro
en- route for Beaufort or Newbern. As we expected
the number is said to have been much smaller than
was at first announced
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For the Standard.
CATCH THE ROGUE!


A young man calling himself Turner, and pro-
Tossing to belong to the army, apparently about
twenty or twenty-one years of age about five feet
nine or ten inches in height with hair little in
clined to be light with scar on his face, he side
not remembered) has been roaming through the
country stealing horses, and other things, under
pretence of fimpressng them for public uses. The
was arrested at Mt. Airy, Surry county, N. c. on
charge for forcibly taking horse belonging to one
Eli Jessup; and although the offence was clearly
proven upon him, he was on account Of technical
legal exception, and on account of his youth and
positive and oft-repeated promises to rejon his
pGny in service, permitted to 60, on his own re-
cognZance to appear at our next Superior Court.
This occurred in May or June. Since that time, we
have been reliably informed that he has stolen an
other horse from Eli Jessup, and other property
from other persons. The horse which he stole from
Mr. JeSsup was recovered by party who pursued
him, but the rogue escaped. We arc also informed
that the said Turner enjeavors to excite sympathy
by reporting himself to be refugee from North
western Virginia, and most devoted Southern man,
and circulating unlounded and lying reports on
rious citizens of the country, pretending to impl-
cate them as untrue to our cause The public are
cautioned against him as a most unmitigated scoun-
drel and warned not to put any reliance in his
statements; and good citizens are requested to ar
rest and confne him, SO that he may be punished
as he deserves.
j. F. GRAVES,
W. R. HOLLINSW ORTIZ,
H. V. ALFRED, .
WILLIAM RAWLEY,
w. A. MOORE,
S. d. MOORE,
7. T. PRATHER,
R0BT S. GILMER. 80
nc. Airy NJ g., Aug. 10, 1862
Hg State papers please copy. -
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$50 REWARD.
Aug. 26, 1862.

"ILL BE PAID FOR THE APPREHENSION AND
w delivery at this post for the following deserter =
Private L0VETT g. LUCAS age "a years feet inches
hi. dark hair dark eyes, auburn complexion who de-
serted on the lth day of August 1862 Supposed be
lurking in Harnstt county, AVerasboro district NC.
- RANDALL BURLINGTON.
i.r 1t. Commando Company.
Camp French, Wilmington, N. c., Aug 81, 1859.
q = - S5-w2t
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VoTE FOR GovERNoR-The returns come in so
scattering, defer until our next issue any pub
licaton of them. At that time, we shall be
able to lay before our readers the official vote, as
ascertaned at the Executive office
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WUsT RECEIyEDs AND FOR SALE,

UST hECElfEDsANQ tOR SALE.
q 40 bblG SIperfDe FLOUR
500 lbs. N. C. Bacon. ~
sacks Coffee. 81 zoe
10 cases Claret Wine.
Pure Cognac Brandy.
80 bushels Meal
10 cases choice Champagne. >~SSE
DAILY EXPECTED.
10 bbs. Nick Williams Whskey -
10 Brown Sugar. .s
20 kegs Nails
{" Bicorbonate Soda.
bags Black Pepper.
small lot of Crockery left. 80.
cask Sweet Flowers Wine. A very delicious
tcle. Call at E. A. WHITAKERS
August &C. 1862. es-h
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so BALES OF COTTON FOR SALE.
"TELL BALED, IRON H0OPED AND TAR R0P.
w ed zsd in good order at Tarbero'.
g. ALSO,
800 bales in like order, which will be delivered at VIII
son, Tarboro, Aosey Hall Confederate bonds taken
in part payment. w. II. JONES.
Raleigh, Aug l9, 1869. G-G7
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CROPS AND FRUIr.-A correspondent from Wilkes
county says drought prevails in this County to
an alarming extent Corn crops will be short
new brandy is being engaged at S. per gallon
FRUIT Is abundant and much brandy will be made"
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CokS-in this section we are glad to say, the
ooln crop was never more promising. Corn has
ialen here from 81 30 to 81.
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We learn that Brig. Gen. Clingman has not yet
recovered from his lameness, occasioned some time
since by the injury of one of his feet or ankles 1t
iS ior this reason, we suppose, that we see it an
nOunced in the Spirit Of the Age and Charlotte Bul
Set'H, that Brig. Gen. j. G. Martin has been "de-
aled Tor duty in NorthCarolina, and will take COM
mand immediately
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Rememher the Soldiers

we hope that our noblehearted North Carolina
women are busily employed in knitting socks, get
ung up blankets, worsted drawers and shirts, &C.,
ior our soldiers for the winter. They saved the
il'es OF many brave soldier last winter by their
Hney help Let every little girl every young and old
aoy IN the State think of the hardshps of the SOL
u'ers the coming winter, and get to TX heartily
for them.
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NOTICE.

"AVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR
E1 with the will annexed of Joseph Cook deceased
give notice to all debtors of the estate to pay up and to
all creditors of the estate to present their claims within the
time prescribed by law. --
August 26, 1862. cav.
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NOTICE.

a SUBSTITUTE FOR THE WAR WANTED OVER
"A fofy.ve years old, for which lbern price will be
paid Apply the ~ ndGrd office for information. None
need apply except native born. =
Raleigh, Aug 26, 1862. 6s-h
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A KEY LOST.

FENHE FINDER OF SAFE KEY WITH THE NUN.
bers l, Q. 9, will be handsomely rewarded BY
turning it to the Standard office possible The
key is made of STEEL
Aug. 26, 1862. se-5t
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Office Chatham Railroad Co., !

RALEIGH, N. G.
VA ANTED-A SURVEYORS COMPASS, TRAN
w sit and Spirit Level Apply TO
KEMP r. BATTLE, President.
Aug. 2s, 1862. s- 6S-6t
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE.
II WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY, Sd DAY OF SEP.
teuber at L. T. Claytons Livery Stables, the follow
ing property: - -. -:
10 HORSES,
! OMNIBUS Es
SEVERAL CARRIAGES s-N..s.f ...-s.--
BUGGIES, -.- ~
X, - SADDLES
HARNESS; -.
OLD STEEL AND IRON tr 3.
CASH SALE w. H q. TUCKER
Auctioneer.
Raleigh, August 26, 1869. 79-st
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STATE OF NeRrH.cARoL1NA.

Executive Department.,
RALEIGH, Aug. 22d, 1852.
HNHE. SHERIFFS AND cONSTABLES OF THE DIP
iefent Counties Of the State are hereby authorized
and directed 70 arrest oil persons belonging to the ConfedE
crate Army who are absent settsogt- -kags p
For each arrest they will be entitled to reward from the
Confederate Government Of $l5 for each one confined m
jail or $50 if delivered to ths Camp of Instruction near
Raleigh, or to Confederate officer.
To secure these arrests the above naed officers will cab
IN any assistance and all the power and authority be-
longing to their said Offices. = =
--f- HENRY 7. CLARK
o.o Governor of N. @.
/. august 20 iooz-s--s 85-8w.
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Official Vote of Lenoir.

Dunn. Wootea. Groom.
Lenoir Ill % 67
Majority for Dunn 1s. The returns of another
precinct which failed to be reported, would have
made the vote stand thus Dunn 116, Wooten 11O,
Groom 100.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-27

Died. at his residence Columbia Ark in July last
LEosARD a. RoYsrER of David and Susan Royser of
this City, aged 4 years. leaving devoted wife and three
children to his loss. He had been consistent
member of the n. E. Church Is years.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-19
FROM THE FORTY SECOND REGIMENT.

MEMPHls, Tenn, Dec. IAN, icoX-
DEAR DEMocRAT;-At length the Ara
Is Away down South in Dixie" Our
orders to leave Charleston, Va, came very
suddenly. We marched from Charleston
TO the Ohio in three days, and were glad
10 see the boats which were to take us
down .he river. We took the boats early
the morning of the 18Th Of November
We arrived at Cincinnati Just at sunset,
the 18th. We received, between Point
Pleasant and Cincinnati, four monlhS'
pay, and hoped 10 get many things which
We needed during the winter, but, TO our
eurprise, were ordered not 10 leave the
boats Despite the order, most OF the
trading was done. The afternoon of the
18th, we left Cincinnati. Our trip down
the river was very duh. Universal dis
appointment was lelt AT the appearance
OF Cairo, Island No, 10, Columbus, and
the forts that we had heard so much
about. They probably looked a little
more formidable eight months or yeal
ago. We got off he boats q. Memphis
the 27,h OF November. II seemed good
10 walk the solid earth once more.
Memphis is, should think, about one
ihird the szs OF Cleveland. and is very
duh at present. II has the appearance
of d oinQ a good deal OF business during
times OF peace. There are great many
troops In the vicinity OF the city, and a
large army recently left here. going to-
wards Holly Springs. There are men
enou III 10 the Amy Of the Mississippi to
open he river this winter. Whether they
do IL or DO. dspsnis on their Ganerals.--
There 10 DothinS of interest 10 write about,
and, H you csIl this a dull letter we shall
agros exactly It's a loOg time since We
have seen a DJMo,r0L Al the 0saugS
boys are wall. or getting we'll
Nothjn0 more. z. D. T.
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Hon. 3. =. Wade.

As tho time approaches for tho re nssom-
bling otthe ONO Legislature, great interest
begins 10 bo manifested in regard 10 the
election of United Stntos Senator. in place
OF MIR. Wade, aud tho sentiment seems to
be quite universal in other States, as vol
Rs IN Ohio, that there ia mono so fit, IN this
CUulunC tuTc, to DO his successor, Rs himseii.
MIR. Wade is a man of courage, energy,
and decIsioni of ability aud experiences o'
truO pRtriotsm and devotion TO tho Union
and ought TO command ;he confidence anC
sutfrsgcs Of al! the loyal.
The Portage County Democrat while 40
cordIng rare political virtues TO Mr.. Wade
was among thoso last winter, that had as l
! hrst choice, preteroEco for another gen
| tleman. But, wo are DOT satisfied that toI
the sake of the country and iIs cause rathn
thaa for mis- own, it is best TO return Mr.
Wado to the SehRtc. Aud We ferventI,
beg, that loyal Union men, in the Lcgisla
| turo and out Of IT, may not hSIaId th,
election of q iru0 man, by plots and coun
! torplots, the product OF personal prefer
| onCas or dislike.
Unpleasant, nay fearful will DO tho re
sponsIbiIIty of that man, who, by tsIur
to CO operate generously, nagnanimousl
selt sacrihcingly II need be, contributes a
influence TO sond to Ihe Uurod S!hIOs Sen
Hte 10 paco of Mr.. Wade, half eRrnes
half loyal successor.
Tho path of safety and Of duty lios In
faithful and cordial rally around tho stauuc
patriot, Borjtmin Franklin Wade. and a
tar as we may, wo earnestly urge all mo
faithfully to rally. and urge and strive tc
his olcction.--POrtGge County Democrat
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Attachment.

A. II. Tbrasher, PlfF' Before H X smith.
vs.. J.P. oil Chaluon, ue'
l.. j Rider, Def't, Guga County, Ohio
ON tho elovonth day oil d cent o.. A. y
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AssiRnee's Notice.

TT~uE Probate Court Of Geauga Couniy,
i bas ordered that dividend Of 90 per
rls that have beeu psosen,ed to and dlloS I'd
by the assignee, payable 81 Mulberry ,o0s'
pors, ON and afIcr The 10th day OF Deeenn'
bes. EeO. LYMAN, Assignee
go. .t. OF Henry II. Hlrr'A
December i2tb, 1859,
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GTTACUMENT NOTICE.
I,ahsn Patch, Pif, \ Before II. x. Smith,
p Cbardon, Co

Va, iJ P, Cbardon. Co
Benz. A. Parker, si Dr. aosa County, Ohio.
frHe dofeudapt, Benjamin A: Parker, a, a
J. non. resident, OF said State OF ONO, VIII
,ake no,Ice that, op the 17Ih day OF Novem-
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ann of Goa 05, vb'ob buS been duly served
and returned. Said aoliop viii DO Tor near
ing ON The Slb day OF January, ID 1905
at 10 o'clock A. M. p,4
d. W: CANFIELD, ATTY for Pl'n.
ChGrdoo, Dec oh, 1862 o7S"S
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CY-The Richmond Examiner sAys tho

ES-The Richmond F4aminey sAys tho
preparations OF tie United States 10 sub,
luga,e the South are now truly gigantic.
Ia the East, West and North, ou band and
water. everywhere aud on all sizes, the
movements OF the Federal army and fleets
indicate a zeal, hope a fapa,Icism, des.
perare ayidily tina, should 'bsnish from ev-
cry SoutLerDer's mind all though' OF an
early peace, and nerve every loyal South
ern hand Tor battle in which there will
be no quarter. Northern VIrgiuia is
again ovenun, Richmond. Petersburg,
Weldon, Charleston and Mobile are once
more threatened, Texas. undelended,
les helpless and bleeding in the power o
The enemy. Forces are being prepared
10 Missouri and Kansas for the invasion o
Arkansas. Communication between the
West and Richmond is menoced at Chat
tanooga aud Knoxville, and the MississIpp
and tributaries sre bristling with gunboaI'
for operation as soon as the floods come
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A RENARKABLE Cure Mr. Da, iei Sum
nor, Of Ando'o or, ,.oailsd on us day or iva
sihco, TO inform us of remarkable cure
performed upon him. Ho had been blind
Tor about t~o years, with cataract A TOW
wcoks ago, DIR J.MeConDeIiSUpera on his
right eye, aud ho 10 nov able to road ooarse
PROS vii aOrE th0a,d OF glasses ordinarily
used after operations Of tH!s kind.- OAfo
Fd' paeI. ....
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-19

aF~The Jill tor the admission Of west
vitginis, has passed both Houses of Con.
Hress and only awaits the approval of the
President.
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ETTbe news from the Seat o I War is
anything bu. cheering. Read il. We
have 10 heart 10 comment.
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MARRIEI1

M n NM EIJs
In Russell Dec. lOlh, by Patrick Ladow
ESQ, Mr. WIN. OWEN and Miss ANN
MITCHELL. all Of the above plncc.