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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-26

Twenty of the Senators and Representatives of
the Lincoln Congress from the border slave States
have declined to cooperate with Lincoln in his pro-
ject Of gradual emancipation, acdging that it would
cost the government just S47S,UOO,OOO, if carried
out Seven from those States approve of the mea-
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PITT CoUNrY-The candidates for the Legisla-
uro in Pitt are, F. j. Bount for the Senate, and G.
Perkins and B. G. Albritton for the Commons
This is the old ticket. They have no opposition.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-26

TELEGRApnIC.-Th Southern Express Company
has Just completed the Geographic line from this
City to Charlotte by way of Greensboro, The tel
egraphic wires from Richmond to Greensboro are
also completed and in operation. Why can we not
have direct line from Raleigh to Richmond?
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-26

The Northern paper report Stonewel" Jackson
as marching in the direction of Winchester. They
will probably hear from him soon.
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New CoNET-A comet was discovered by Pro-
fessor Bond, director of the Observatory Cambridge
on the night of the Sd instant in the constellation
Ursa Minor"
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Look OIL this Picture,

The Editor of the Register makes doleful appeal
to Col Vance, in his paper of the 2Sth of june to
retire from the contest for Governor. In doing so,
he says
IF he will withdraw his name from the canvass,
old women and young old men and young, twill
rise up and call him blessed" and when "halcyon
peace" shall resume her sway in land, the high
est honors Which grateful people can 6estOW Oitl
he Liz
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-26

PRoMoTEp-Leut Col Ed. Graham Haywood, of
the 7th N. c. troops, has been promoted to the Col
onecy of that gallant regiment to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of the brave and lamcnted
Col Campbell.
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Vance Tickets.

Vance Tickets can be had at this office at 81 per
thousand and the postage. The postage is 20 cents
per thousand
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THE PEOPLES TICKET.

THE PEOPLE,'S TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR:
COL. II. b. VANCE,
OF BUNCoMBE
WAKE COUNTY-FOR THE SENATE:
Col. J. p. IL. RUSS.
FOR THE COMMONS:
HENRY w. MILLER,
WILLIAM LAWS,
& II e EN- HI. RID.
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Gbe Stanbar6.
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Report Of casualties in the a4th Reg'L North Cur
oEanG Troops, (COL " j. Ctarke) on tile 25th,
2Ith and 18th Of June and tile LIST Of July 1862
June 25th, near the SsOen Pines.
ft1e1-COrp'l James Adams, company c.;
private VIM Scott company F.
R0unded-Privates Rufus Bowen SLIGHTLY
John Wren, slightly, company A; private Leon.
ara Edge, severely company F; Corpl Ii w
McDougald, severely, private Joseph Campbell,
mortally, since dead, company G private J ]
Gaumphrles, slightly company II; private j w
June 9Th and 28th, near seren Pines.
W0uaded-Priyates Benz Parker severe,v
David Foster, severely, company b; John A Be-
rae' GShghtly, Malcolm Morrison, Slightly, com
Pany Joseph HUMPHREYS, slightly, cSmnanv
Way nay~ 100" Reeves, William Austin Timothy
SRIEsr s ssy, company | /; End Lieut. Richard
I'm, ,J"Ly Isl, 1T GreUs' Eurm
h"'S"'-0apt William B Gulley, COMPANY
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
AosPttal Directory.

10 our pspsr OF yesterday, We called tss -.
.eution Of the soldiers relief sssociau vs q
the importance Of having notice print lar
distribution, which should tell soldie 9 I'm,
c'hsrs where the various associations Gao be
found. We were not then aware that tuoh q
directory was being prepared, ebut have since
learned, and are happy to inform our readers
OF the fsct, that table, which will give all the
desired Information. 10 being prepared by Mr..
John A, Fowle, secretary Of the Cnion So.
diers' Relief Association"
Mr.. Fowle intends 10 print on lstter sheet,
or card, list Of all the soldiers relief associs
tions, 70 Include their location or ONCE; also
full List, aud the locality Of all the hospitss in
Washington and vicinity; the mall arrange
nsnts Of Wsshlugtoa; locality Of the variou,
public buildings, and offices where any busl.
ness connected With the soldier 10 transacted.
II is desirable to have the lists as correct a,
possible, and the various relief societies are 70
quested " send their name and location 70 Mr.
Fowls, care Of the Navy Department; also
stating bcw many copies they desire for dis
tributlCn at the cost Of printing. We hope
large orders will be given for ra.uilous dis.ri-
button among the soldiers and their friends
as this Is Mr.. Fowls's intention and reason fol
preparing this circular, which We know viii
prove TO be very valuable to everybody whc
has anything to do with hospitals and relic
associations. 1t will also be = good thing ts
send North, " show what . vast hospital oul
city is, aud also to show how many noble 30
cie,ies there are IN our midst.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Pennsylvania Election.

PHiLApRLrHA. Dot 1.-THE Eleventh Con-
gressional Observation-Disclosures county, four
boroughs give Democratic majority OF 32S,
being q Democratic gain ofl77 votes since the
lsst gubernstorial election.
eisss a Democratic msjOiity of :, being 4 gain
Of 90 votes.
PorrsviLLE. Oct. III. H. Campbell tun'cu,
4 II fSs 10 psSOcssiic % majority in tn. county il.
over 500. III. u -
HARSissuRa, Oct. l4.-In the Fifteenth Con.
grsesional district, Jossph Bailey carries Cum.
osrlsnd by hftssn hundred certain. perhaps
In the Fourteenth district, Patterson (Rspub.
iioan) will probably carry the county by SIX
or eight thousand majority.
In the Ninth district, ThRd. Stevens (Repub.
hcsn) carries Lancaster BY nearly four thou.
sand. atl E'a-
The Union ticket gained over one hundred in
this city. A great Union victory throughout
the State has probably been gained.
LAxoAsrEH, Dot. A.-Thaddeus Stevens 10 70.
slected 70 Oopgress, having over three thou.
sand majority. Ths vote for the Union State
sess; ;ts 9 SUI, Setssr' Thsrs great rejoicing
PnLAprIrn,A, Oct. ll.-Ths election to day.
In this city, proceeded very Quietly. The polls
closed NJ eight O'Clock; from the rsturns re-
osivsd up 70 half past eight, the Democrats
couceds that Mayor Henry, the Union candl-
date. ha. three thousand majority;
$500 majority, showing Democratic loss.
J. B. Broomall (Upton) 10 elected over Gen.
Mccall tn the seventh district. Chas. J. Biddle
(Demoorat) 10 defeated In the second district.
In the First Congressional district, Samuel
]. Randall (Dsmoorat) 10 elsotsd by 500 or
1000 majority. .L-,.l
in the Beoond Congressional district, Charles
o. Neiii (Union) 10 e!eoted.
10 the Third, Leonard Myers (Union) is
elected.
10 the Fourth, VIM. J. Kelley Union is pro.
baby elected.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
Later from Europe. .
D,prtdaiioss Of the Rebel Stsamsr "i9O' On
American Commerce.

y ST. JonS's, N. f., Oct. l3.--The steamer -
from Liverpool on the 4tb, via Queenstown on
the 9Th instant, passed Cape Race to-day. Her
advices contain nothing important.
the North for its effort IN Maryland, and ar
ggues in favor " most promising fesults there
from. - y 'S.' .
1ns following IL \ list Of the American ships
destroyed by the rebel pirate steamer iA'a:
bama, 1870 !" near the Azores: Tho Ocmulgee.
Ocean, hover. Alert, Ooeola, Cruiser, Benis-
min, Tucker, Weather Gusge, Admiral Blake,
Alabama and schooner Starlight.
journsls that they have no oiiloiSi knowlsdss
Of their recall. e.
The latest markets reported are those Of Sat
turdsy the Ath. Cotton was quiet and prices
unchanged. Sales Of 500 bales. Breadstuffs
quiet but steady. Provisions dull and tending
downward. Consols closed on Saturday At 93t
Asl for money. American securities steady
and prices unchanged. leg
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
rHE sUUTHzils oORs CaoP.
The New York TINES, Of October 7, pub

houes tEe ioiIoWlu8
Mr.. a. G. Spencer, formerly merchant Of
this city, but tor the last two 1ars a resident
OF SaVannah, Georgia, which place he left
week ago lat Friday, arrived here two days
ago, in the United States transport Geo. @. Col.
l!ns, and has kindly favored US with the follow
ing authentic Information with regard TO the
present condition of at4irs In that rebcl city
All manufactured and imported goods are ex.
tremely high. and scarcely to he had ut any
price. Ordinary boots bring $50 a pair, and
tlo u Charged for footing od ONES. Goats
HC,th In Ne" YORK sl5. bring from $40 to 8 o.
per pOUni, coffee IS cents, butter 81, and other
things IN proportion. Flour is q? a barrel,
with limited supply on hand, as the wheat
crop Of that region has proved alnost a total
failure. The crop OF corn, however, Gas been
good th = season, and 1t is now selling Savan
uhh at 90 csns ouehel; though. previous TO
the gathering of the new crop, II brought $l."
II this information is really authentic" /,
proves that the corn crop OF the Gulf States
must have been very large. The price is really
about as low as It ever reaches in Iiiuoi.
which is the land Of corn. At fifty rsnts pei
bushel, ia u currency !" which one dollar ID
paid tor pound OF butter and forty two dol
lars for barrel Of aIur corn may be ecopom
ically 2sed for fuel
One Of Our officers who was carried as o
prisoner lat summer over considerable por
tions Of Alabam4 aud Mississippi said to u
that " utat uas no a emp, uls a co,nHe,d
Very liule cotton was planned this year, at 4
nearly the entire negro labor OF the Gulf sIste
has been devoted to corn.
Upon the whole, We do not doubt tnst q
far as food ia courerne6 tbe 6Outh IL immeas
urab!y bitter prepared 10 continue this war
than II was to begn II The corn crcp Of 1861
10 the whole Eousbwss. Wac an entire failure
aud then, ii ever, that region .ould have bceI
it was ever practicable.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
Ms. MAGGIE Mitchell,

Ne. EDaroR; 10 your issue Of tho 10th, ! %,
very complimentary editorial Of Miss Mitchell
now playing at Ford's Theatre, aud notice al
error, which should be corrected; mean IL
regard 10 Miss Aitchsils instructor. She ha.
the same now that she ad the first day sh,
entered the .histrionio profession, viz: nature
Aside from this, she has never had teacher
but had to depend entirely on her own con
ceptlon and judgment; aud from child ha
felt aud worked hsr own way to the position
she now occupies Her faults and her excel
leuciss, whatever they may be, are all her own
aud when kind friend .uggests an improv,
ment, she Is always thankful. This it strictly
10 justice 10 you, as well as herself.
A FRIEND OF HER FAMILY
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
From the South.

The Richmond Why Of Friday last supplies
the following items Of Southern intelligence:
From Northern virginis.
We have nothing new from Gen. Lees army.
All quiet, except oc cRsional skirmisbing. There
10 no prospect Of battle. Some excitement
has been OccSsioned at 0ordonsville by the re-
ported advance OF ten Thousand Yankees on
that place. via Warrenton. The Government
authorities have taken the preosution to re.
move all the stores lest 1t should turn out that
the report Il. a.Tell founded. The train on the
Central Railroad, last evening, was loaded with
passengers from the upper country.
From Wilmington.
fbs Journal says the number of new cases
Of fsv'r on Monday was siTiy four-the largest
numb ,r yet reported. There we're only ive
tntsSn ,ents In Oakdale Cemetery, which would
sssses 10 decreased mortality.
Congressionsl.
Senate was in secret session yesterday
sos ~ r0ral hours. Nothing Of importance was
s1As n open session..
mS House two important bills were passed
ese ,thorizug the suspension Of the writ OF
asssa corpus; the other providing for the re.
asee$n OF the currency BY giving the holders
NJ - 'asury notes the privilege of funding the
zane eight per cent. bonds.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
The War Arkanaas,

sPRnuFIELp, No Oct l3.-Papers and dis.
patches dated as late rs the 9th inst, have been
received by Gen Combs, from Arkansas. Hind.
man was then at Duvall's Bluff. Parsons was
represented as moving towards Northern Mis-.
souri,, aud seeking to unite his forces with
6l-mar and Mcbride, at Pocsho ntas. The rebel
commander Holmes wSs al Little Rock.
Gen. Schofuld had arrived al Csshyille, In
Barry couuty, mar the Arkausss line. South
western Missouri 10 one more cleared Cf rebel
forces, and tslegraphic communication 10 com.
piete TO Cashvils. Two divisions Of the army
are left at Helena, uuder Gen. Carr.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
Comp Hospital and Ambulance Corps.

1t will be gratifying to the public to know
that arrangements for the organic alton Of the
camp hospital ~ ambulance corps, on the
we'll matured sSd systematic plan Of Mr. P. NJ
Pierce, will De completed In lew days. Only
the beet material will b. received into this i'm
portant body. 1t will consist OF at least twelve
thousand men, and each member will have tc
give testimonials Of good moral character and
sound mind and body.
Mr.. Pierce will be happy to receive any sug
ge,tions Oi facts concerning the wants. matsri
al and organisation Of bis corps until the 25th
Inst, at <37 Fifth Avenue, New York. His maa
ual for the instruct on and drill OF thoss enter,
ing The service will form part Of Gen, Hal
leck's 1ew wintsry work 'oi The United atats,
army, WV about ready for tue Ptsts.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
TUE WAR MlSsO URI.
Csptsin Joe kirk and other Noted Rsb-
sls Killed.

sEpALuA Oct. lS.-The Sixth Missouri State
Militia, Dol. Csthsrwood. have, In several scout
Ing expeditions within the last few days, broken
up various bands Of guerillas, killing the no
torious Capt ice Kirk, who has murdered 60
many private citizens, Capt Laudere, Of the
Third Mississippi, Lieut.. Col. Alexander, Of the
ssme regiment, and rome fifty busnwhackers.
They also brought ,uto mp, this morning,
Gel William II. Cowau, c. > 4 who escaped
from the St. Louis military prison some time
ago by blacksn.ng himself, and thus passipg
the sentinel They have also captured large
amount Of Interesting rebel correspondence.
Ct. LOWS, Oct l3.-The combined armies oi
Missouri and Kansas, as an army corps In The
arld, now commanded by Brig. Gen. schonsld
will hereafter be dsnomioat d as the Army oi
the Frontier, by order Of Msj. Gen. Curtia
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
Arrival Of Tho steamship Asia.

CAPR RACE, October IA The steamship Asia
passed this point yesterday, with dates TO 4tb
instant.
Times (who appears to know more ,hau any
body else) says that the resignation or abdca
tion Of President Lincoln 10 being debated rs n
matter Of course
La Discussion, of Turin, says, on the 4th In.
slant, the loyal decree will proclaim an amnes.
ty 10 Garibaldi and his followers excepting de-
serters from the roy al army.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
=, SPECIAL NOTICES.
8 6 OK.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BIfT1Rs

They purify, Strengthen, and invisorsts.
They create . healthy appeiite
They are an antidote to change Of water and aiet.
They ovsreoms effects Of dissipation and late hour
They Strengthen the system snd snlivsn the mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevsrs.
They purify the breath and acidiiy Of the stomach
They cuie Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They eufs DiaSrhos, Cholsrs, and Coolera Nor
bus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hsso
ache.
They are the best Bittsr In the world. They make
great restorer. They are made Of pure 81. Croi1
Ram, the oeiebrated Csiissya Bark roots and herbs
and are taken with the pleasure Of beverage, with
commended to dslioae persons requiring . -gen,le
stimulsnt. Sold BY all 4rocsrs Diugsists, Hotels
and Saloons. r. h DRAKE CO., ~ Broadway.
New York % lk-om
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
oct It'd

pY- -0NEEn 4 VILLA Ms. Asrslen.srs.
~ BAILIFF'6 SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Kitchen Furniture, st Auction by virtue Of an
order Of distssin and ds,d Of trust, shall proceed
e sell, on TUESDAY, the Sit instaut, IN front OF
the Auction Store Of Gres Williams, 1t tho corner
Of Seventh AID stresfs, ~ II ock O. m, all the
goods and ohsttsl l.visd upon TO ss,Hty rent in
Isals TO Y. Alexander, by Caroline Johnson, and
deed Of trust to secure A. Green.
The sods consist ofs general sssertmea q, Of Fur
nitlre, such ~
Mahogany Sofas, Chsirs, Bed.teads,
Bureaus, Sidsboiri, " dcobes,
Tables, StAi d.,
Msttrsss, B,dtirg, Ci0k,
Mantsl Orr annals Loi king. glass,
Window Curiains ard Shades,
China, 6lass, and Crocksry Ware,
Brussels and other Garpeis,
OIL cio,h, Rugs, and Msttins,
Lot OF Kitchen Requisites,
With many Other srtiolss which We deem unusoes
Terms os,h. CHARLES KEMBEL,
Bailid
.-.. GREEN e. WILLIAMS,
oot l4-td Auotloneers.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
TT NITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

Colset0v's ORes for "a. Distia Of Columbia,
All persons engaged In either Of the occupations
ntioned Ia the 6th section Of the act to pIovids
Iu,ernsl R venue TO- support the Government npd
TO pay interess on the Public Debt" are notihtd
i7o Seventh street west Applications for license
must be msds to the Ass stslt Assessor of the As
ses meIt District In Nhleh ihehpplicapt intends 70
carry on business and license viii be Issued By the
Collector on receiving certihcas Of tuch applios
iou and payment Of the tax imposed Appisean. are
particularly reqea'd n cal for Re lteenss at ne Oh
ton wlh he <sssor All liceusss take effect from the
lt OF Septrm, and every psrsou required ey law
busioess until the s,me is Issued u der penalty
Of three times the amouns of the tag. ManutAotuI-
ers and Brewers are i,quiTed 10 male 10 the U !.
September within ten dlJs after IT. olotep and
mcpthly tioreaitsS, and VI the same Tine 70 pay 70
the olso the tsx thereon In all sAeo peoaitiss
' 81 BOWEN, colls;toi.
Cc .obst eth, lsel Ooylt-lw
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
Msrited Complainant 10 Wise nsin
Soldiers.
HEADQUARTERS GIBBoN's BnIsADE,
SEarpsburg, Maryland,
0etuhar 7 1917


Special Order No. -.
II Is with great satisfaction that the briga.
der general commanding announces to the
Wisconsin troops the following endorsement
upon letter TO his Excellenoy The Governor Of
Wisconsin. His greatest pride will always be
10 know that such epcomiums from such y
source are always merited:
81 beg to add TO this endorse msnt the ex
preston OF my great admiration OF the conduc,
Of tho three Wisconsin regiments In General
Gibbon's brigade. have seen them under nre
acting 10 manner that refecs the greatest
possible credit and honor upon themselves and
their State. They are equal TO the hest troopi
In any army In the world.
"GEo. B. McCLELLN."
By command of Brigadier General Gibbon:
j. p. WOoD,
Captain and A. A. @.
The three regiments are the 9th, 7th, and I'd
oil old troops, that have tramped all over vir-
ginia.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
Democratic Mas. hs..ins .. New York

New YoBI, Oct. l3-An immense dem ocratic
mL4s meeting was held at the Cooper Institute
to night, presided over BY the Hon. Horace T.
CLARK, assisted by Hon. Millard Fillmore, Hon
Washington Hunt, and numerous others.
speeches were made by Hon. Horatio Sey-
man, Esq, and Others.
A large number Of vutsids meetings were alec
bsld contiguous to tbs building Tue sttsndsucs
10 eslpStsd ct over $1,000.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
aug Sly

~ Batehslor's Hair Dys--rhs Best H.
the World.-Wiiliam A. Satoheloi'o % celebrated
Hair Dye produces 0 color not ." - dt-t'nsuisheo
from nature; warranted not toi l., n,
least, remedies the III effects Of -.-- ~ ie
o. aiss the Hair for life. GREY. RED, " Ha- fS
HAIR Instantly tuIns . splentd Blaok .. c.v 70
leaving the hair soft and bssutifsl. Rola u Al
Druggists, 10.
~ The Genuine u signed va a
BATCHELOR, on he fur ssd>s ef ss.I,
Factory, No. 81 Barclay stree - 10
way AID 10 Boud,) New York iy
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

OunIpE.-A commhnioation In reference to
alleged constitutional limitations upon the
power Of confseation. 1t has been on band
some time, but We have not found room for it
until now.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

q
Sixteenth regiment Virginia First Easteru Vs.)
This = The only TsEi~snt nov S yskssg tny AID q
tafy Of War, for duty In the vioists ofAisxandris
and the forts ab0uts Wpshfngtva, ID. Q.
Recruiting ONCE, Thir street Cd door below Pa
avenue A. q. WlDDlCOABE,
CAptaiu
~ "a lieu,.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
The Maine Seventh at Ho me.

PORTLAND, Oct. l3.-Ths Maipo Seventh regi.
ment arrived here At Que O'Clock this after
noon, from Boston. A salute WAS hred from
Poramhall On tho arrival OF the train. They
were received by the city government with an
escort OF the seventh regulars, from Port Pre-
blsj portions Of the Twenty third, Twenty NTH,
and Twenty y-seventh regiments, from Camp
Abraham Lincoln; the High School Cadets. OF
Portland, tho Ore department, and escorted to
the City Hall, whore Governor wsshburn ad-
dressed them,
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
DR.. Fishblatt.

Or No. 4al, corner OF Eighth and e SITS +,
Oppo,ls the Gen raj Post Once
Can BE- consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC-
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, % we'll a.
all Dse,sss Of ImpIudenoe, Of whatevsr character,
and which may be declared inourAole by other ply
From his lengthy practice In the ,oienoe OF medl.
cine he Is enabled TO oer himself 10 the public q
being the only one 10 Washington capable Of afford
ing speedy relief All cases durable will be guaran.
tied He warrants cure without the uss Of nsr-
curry Or any other dangerous medicine Recent oases
cured In two or three days
D. Letters addressed 70 Dr.. r., at his ofaos, NO
t91 corner Of Eighth and y streets. oppos,te Gen.
sial Pest once, viii reotivs immediate aitsstios.
Oot ay
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

"' ng list Of prices, at an extensive auction
An sf Thursday, Oct 9:
ssr'u sugar, In hhds--eItremes 81 8 4 and
- osas; 10 bbls. SO to 8s cents; yellow clari.
al, tn bags, 50 at 66s6s certs; 40 at So cents;
whits clarified 7la76 cents; crushed sugar 81 IL
sSl.l2; molssses IS 05s$3l0 per gallon; rice
sAale cents per pound; tea $5a$6 per l6.; VIr.
Pss 10 Tanners oil $l2Oa$l.G5 per gallon;
Jodea bl.82a$l 30 per lb.; 90 dozen blacking
st SS25s$3 80; sllspce lGs20 cents; pepper
elks. bl,6O; brooms $2l 50a$2660 per dc zen;
viuegsr 45sb0 cents per gallon; 55 resms com.
mon i.ote paper $750a$s IS Per ream; dam.
aged cotton l53 cent?.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1862.

NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-A,l trsnslent
Advertisements must bs paid for 10 advance,
and should be bandeL al before . O'Clock, p. m, ,
to ensure their appearance I'm the following
mcrnina
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

rEAlss TO FEEpIrcE AND H4EPLR's FLSAr.-
Three trains per day are now run to und from
h rper's srry and Frederick, lowing visitors
three hours a, each placo, and return tho sans
day.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

EOR RENT suite Of Three Rooms, DELIGHT
II July loo:tsd, and on The fret foor, neatly
furnished, lit viii gas, and In close proximity TO
the Post Once and Seventh street IsiliOad.
VIII be rented separately or together being suited
either for offices, chambers, or psrlors
FUr Interview, addrest-
Get l6-d3t Box eoS, City Post Ofics.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

The Indian Hsrb Doctor,
From Canada, vii describe diseases and tell his pa-
tsnts tie nature ofthstr complaints OF nlns with.
out rsceivfng anylufofmstioa from them koeAarps
fr oossaAattos " adutos. Omos, No. II WeshiuSton
Building, Hsnusylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
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