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rHE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAtLY, FOR GRNrLEuUN
l ouy ~ tae New iok Nussum O. Anatomy sis y cad.
sav Par's- enable stcud hsse lectures have tAen
fora receipt " cents ny addressing screary of
thr New YOrs Museum VI Anatomy
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DENTISTRY.

A MEXICAN TEETH COMPANY DENTISTS
1s Bowery. opposite Fifth street
Greatest facilities aud smallest profits
nRs GRIFFIN, 2ss GRAND STREET, NEW YORK
~ opposite Lord Taylor and Isl Fulton street Brook
lvn serng their improved Artificial Teeth, with
without extracting the Full sets gold or patina
silver rubber So partial sets tgoid per tooth 81
siver rubber, 81 Extracting &c.
IMPORTANT DfSCONERY.-TEETH ACTUALLY EX.
tracted without rain and without the administrator
ch0~oorm ether More than ,OV voluntary
from distinguished cksns, giving her and rcsiden
css among whom several physicians aud surgeons
may Office. Come all and be- satisfied We
receive no money untl after July I.
AMERICAN ARr1FICI Al TEETH co. DENTISTS
~ bowery, opposite F1fth street.
NTArIONAL DENTAL GALLERY. SIXTH AVENUE
~ corner Twenty second strrtfargesi cheapest esab
ahmen,; eve psemiums awarded ~. MANSON for' arst
Ass dentistry God yupni1cd Sets OF Teeth So t1 e. sn
ge Teeth 81 ang Teeth, gold = extracting without pain
DEMovAL-w ARsoLD " u, DENTIST HAS RE
Ia fnoved from SO Broadway 10 Nc. Wcst Elnventi
street four doors from Broadway
o11 CERTIFICATES Es.-HAyING HApsIx TEETH
.1f x extracted without pain by Dr. J. JAY ViLLERg
Is Gand street, two books frcm Broadway. cheers uy
inssft ths AZ recommendsiiop 10 those suffering FROM
toJhsche. 4 MERRITT COLLNER, Sing stng. y. "
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RR0POSALN.

No. 81" M.ro4A,sr or srw op.sAs,,
sros along the river eH hs The LOWE, yon,
I 10 he q as cy @ Ot sem the Canal and
ans ,As basin Ssrc@ass! = and hereby
aulhorle sell public g the hsLss, eidaer @ a a.
Of twen! FIVE years Of double track railroad rss ,h
% at e tss s
% S ss to- cans and
Sana G. FL down % III down
Levee Poland and from Poland @ ,, stree.
s the rack from ons IT. to qsss ss Gs
street Magazine with ;inse track from II The r river
ssSn ss rs: ss.a street u
.SsfSa Sh street single ssa aS &c
s;ss ,.s ssiis. Sss.
shah s e g. {: &c: . Z:
QUALITY. q: .SS . Sf sss ''as 'ss ss @
sspr.. g massns M By SToss s sss and esS,
nsh the :'f Ss fsw
S,, Sc ss : sad s
four S nSa sr.f GF .nS
apart The rail- hs not wssh : AsS .S tS y nave h
stone with nch :can!lins .h. bs:' % work T.
:n.s n. . s s1S
down to the entire satisfaction of the CITY Surveyor
The purchaser shall construct double TRACK tfnoute
said along the river 'front.' across the evse and
wbarves to all the principal river sndinga
Any Of property along said road upon the river
out, said road With said property
passengers shall be OF the description OF tnose
used the present city rarcads and % ars .cs
freight shall have the general dimenaons sad AZ
shall be drawn by horses mules or dunmies " more thsn
mule used 10 car. they shall oe driven
abreast Cars shall during the DAY eno
night hours 10 be dxed by the municipal Authores out
mot greater interval than ten mnutes from DAY
light until O'Clock Pm and every thirty minutes from
O'Clock r. NJ until midnight The speed Of the cars,
whsher passenger freight shall not e5esed si. mile, per
hour Every freight car that may o. run on
said railroad between sun.et shall % pro
cuous position the outside Of the car. -
The purchaser shall bound 10 keep 10 good repair,
during the his right the track within the
rails and the roadway for ten feet on each side OF sad
track
The fare for passenger on passenger cars from the
upper limit Of the city Canal street or the basin OF tne
canakof the Canal banking Company or for any ds
between points, shall not be more than hve cents
and the fare for passenger on passenger CARS from ,ns
lower limits Of city 20 Canal street. or 70 the basn OF ths
Canal CarondoIe FOR ANY distance between said points
shall not be more than i've cents a..
The fare for freight carried upon said road shall oe Tor
al distances whatever, not more than twenty ceuo per
load; and
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One Of the above steamers will leave Detroit, Mich a.
O'Clock A. NJ Tuesday "Wednesday. Thursday and S~ur
day Of each during the season oil Navigation Tor al
Leaving Cleveland the pres icus evening At O'Clock
7 NJ -, 4,
only about ia cents mile cheaper than any other plea
sure route In the world.
For further information cards.
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LNOR HAVANA DIRECT
II The United States Mail sidewheel steamship
EAGLE,
MCHARD ADAMS, Commander
Will leave pier No North ON Tuesday june ~,
O'Clock p. N precisely, for Havana direct
All letters must pass through the Post oxce. :.
No freight bills of adng signed the day ee
sailing.
''' '''sA'" :" p-s sPofFoRp, rILEsroY 4 co.
~ Broadway.
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TTkNrION.-AT lS SEVENTH AvENUE, LADIES
~ aad esnsnen .iii be s.,onished TO the prices
HARRIS for Gas, on Clothing Carpets Furniture and
Jsweiy We nsiter ourselves with having been
By great many ladies' and gentlemen that we 90
cent than ~ other place In the We
toe the folornc prices-tor SIX Dresses from $6
sa5 for Coats from elto te and for Pants 81 to So
Also the highest prices paid for old Gold Silver, Watches
panon Camels Hair Shaws and line Furs Of all kinds
Please call address " Harris l5s Seventh avenue,
three Twenty frs' Ladies' attended by
Mr. Harris B-PieAse be careful In finding 1856 this
u the only place where will be dealt with your salts
faction. without being hinbuegei.
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l,nn n.aE ,Tios NOr-tF
June a. sss
% s s.' Tss s. . ,ss -s.' - % p,s.ss sssfs: SS
aatis - tats sasrisa ~ rs1 sAa. ihs ie..e ~ go -.
q ~ "a fsf ssAasAa.su - al Pe'sons in
~ astls saas sna setting s,rb ru,'rr stones "a
F asa sross a~tstrn the Ninth -sesue 40 hudse1
Ai.o o. tias .ssss "a Morton street from NE srwsr
~ 80. s,..r,s :, ~ az ssTaen,s
urpss t's tsusfs a. i- sf grcnnd va snt ets
S & See .ss a. 's sss.s i ss q As o
& ~ 80 = A ss % q Ti1s s .ssss.S go Ssas STREET ss,ssen
see e.'.rf Ant iia.n rstefi -, -. -. .,.., ~.
,-s.s n-.ss-l ..ssl = n. az Il as,i1is srsss
ss.s ssss.,n-sss ace ~se az opsased 70 ne
hs q thsn a. sas.'.s 70 gls',s ,ss,. % & 'ns Ne !,
ch.es-. r.l .s.smsn ks~ ooarI House. Ti'Ain ,hirs
a.Es fFea 'tf asss ef NE ,,. rss e. xpuI
s;ssss IN ( DSsifs. sSsSEFr. l::.::.:. s:.:s :.
NoncE 70 9wsEas s,o.ri oT DOCS yo., ,,,. ,sa
es Is A.rrss s,sss inai On ana .fsr wsass.dsy June
!. .;., y: ss;s:s VA si'ssss
s :: Il. s" ss SsS s ,s e. si's sss
ss % q . 1 ssss ssas properly 1ss ;s %s,sS
- ssrs ma, % them !. ss pound on me day
h-So eoss viii be reoered from boys .rpr x.von
xssss.. Buovs. Fira Marshal
W IA lssS
T. stone 0varymen s..isa propesAls inaors.d Propc
sAs or Trap bocks vi be received ct this oace unl IL
oclcck n. ~ June 20. i&3
For The sspy for tr uss Of this departures. OF $1,000
boks for paving Of the following dimensions aud
character. viz
The bosks may be of rock. Of sysnis equal In
hArdness 70 what 10 called Quincy granite.
The four inehes vide. ain nine inches long.
snd eight inches aeep block be squae aud In
formAou Of the dimensions the bottom on
The tsp
No sione VIII b. received which IN depth either
eight inches which width varies Than
oneha inch from -four inohes whch In length 10 lees
han inehes
forms fer the fs snd eli other aforma
on be ss,Aned onNppcsea 70 The Contract Ciek ct
sl~cheauons with the form Of agreement attached wti
THOMAS oTEPHENs.
ROBEKf L. DARRAGu,
A ". CRAVEN
crstaa Aqueduei Board
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4 .rfIFIat fflf'F 90 blood. rlet trfs IA " sasan
10 falnass ria ffsi rats ufier be .ttde Alsl
n rsn .Hy rsis W. le sAt ~ IL =. ~. tvasf "a
-. - -.n A-ls q II N,silAin Nrs.'
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Ar O. RoBERrs LINE
CALIFORNIA. VIA NICARAGUA.
ON THURSDAY, JULY xJ
The steamer AMERICA win san - above. conneesas
with the steamer MOSES TAYLOR
For passage apply to - - c.n,,v,~o~
III Wesy. OF Warren street.
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Congressional Districts.

First Distief--Marsin, Hereford. Gates, Chcwan,
Perquimans, Pasquotank, Camden, Curtituck, North
amptcn, Washington, Tyrrell and Bertie.
Second Disfrid.-Halifax, Edgecombe, Beaufort
Wilson, Pit, Greene, I.enoir and Hyde.
IAird Disirici.-Carterei, Craven, Jones, Onslow,
Duplin. Wayne. Johnston and sampson.
Fourth Distriet.-New Hanover, Brunswick, TO-
lumbus, Baden, Robson, Cumberland, Richmond
and Hame,t.
Fihh Disiricf.--Waren, Franklin, Granville,
Wake, Orange and Nash.
Sixth Disirict--Alamance, Person, Cesveu,
Rockingham, Gliord. Stokes and Forsyth,
Sepeah Disirief.--R Randolph. Davidson, Chatham,
Moore, Montgomery, Stanly aud Anson.
Eighth District. - Rowan, Cabarras. Union,
Mecklenburg, Castor, Lincoln, Catawba and Ciease.
land.
Ninth Disirict.--Ashe, Allegheny, Wilkes, cald-
we'll, Alexander, Yadkin, suHy, DAVE, Iredell and
Burke
Tenth D tricf.--Clay, Cherokee, Macon. Jackson,
Madison. Buneombe, Transylvania, Polk, Yancey
Mcdowell, Rutherford, Mitchell, Haywood and
Watauga.
The election for members Of Congress in thu
sale will b held in The army On Thursday the ssll
81 October. and st he several precincts 10 The Dis
ricts on Wedles ~ Inc Alb Of November.
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ENGAGEMENT NEAR MEMPHfs-THE
CONFEDERATEs SUCCESSFUL.
oFficiAL DISPATCH.
Meridian, Miss. oe,. 18Th. IseS.

IL .
MERRIAM. Miss. Oe,. 18Th. isss.
To Gen. 5. Cooper:-The follosing dis.
patch has just been received from Brig
Gen. Chalmers:
Byhalia. Oct ll.-We have torn Up The
railroad ID Jour places and attacked Csl.
llers,ille yesterday morning Gen. Sher.
man with part VI Smiths brigade n route
Tor C0rinth arrived a. We did We drove
the enemy into their Qualifications, burned
then camp, with considerable .tptcs.s and
thirty wagons. We brought IA twenty
wagons. luck Eve colors and iOi prisoners.
Our lbs i about titiy Killed and wound.
Ell. Tie enemy. los VI. very heAs,.
Prisoner. report tia, Gen. Smith and &. j..
Anthony wrfr killed.
Reinforcement. coming from German.
ton and Lafayette, We reiterated.
iSigned. j. &. CHALMERS.
Signed. j. r.. JOHNSTON.
The Collicrs,iIle alluded ii j, ioubties.
station on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, about. twenty five miles from
Memphis.
IHg ADVANCE on THE EMMY ii EAsT
TEssEssEr.--A telegram 70 the Lynchburg
Republican saws that the Yankees attacked
our forces under Gen. Williams, near blue
Springs, Tenn. eight miles beyond Green.
Vile, 10 overwhelming force, on Saturday
LAST. The fight continued during the day.
our troops making the most stubborn re.
sisfance. AZ evening tho enemy made
three distinct charges upon our position.
each oil which was handsomely rspulsed
with heavy loss to him.. Dur loss during
The day did not exceed $50. A second
dispatch says
Information having been received by
Gen. Williams that brigade 81 Yankees,
consisting Of four cavalry regiments, under
Col. Foster. was moving upon bis rear, Ne
quietly Withdrew bis brigade, under cover
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Richmond, Oct. IA note from pro-
minent officer 81 Gen. Lees army. 10 his
wife, IN this city. briefly mentions The cap.
tsre 81 seven hundred Yankee cavalry d
NaHenton. on Monday. Our ,ronps A.,
represented in FINE spirits, and eager ier an
engagement with Meade and his forces.
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facts as detailed 10 us by the Chief Of the
Commissary department. The bacon was
pat up.and some small lots sold at $3.l5
per pound, when the balance was with
drawn because the price bid was not con-
sidered high enough. This coming to the
atteation Of the Chief ct the Commsssry
department, Capt. Reynolds, the bacon
was seized at the Government price, enc
dollar a pound.
We are authorised and requested to say
by that officer, however, that bacon that j.
brought 10 market and sold 10 consumers
at the market price will not be seized. and
those having surplus are urged 10 bring
ii mas the people Of Raleigh must live.
Ii they do not bring tin and sell i TO the
citizens who want II at the market price.
il will be seized BY the agents - the TO
yernment and only the one dollar pound
PAID Our country friends need apprshend
no danger Of their bacon being seized il
offered ~ the market; but. il sens here 70
be sold at auction the chances are TINT i
will be. Daily Prpsre.
DEArn or COLONEL THnAas RufFlN.-Wr
are indebted 10 the courtesy Of Governor
Vance for the following Dispatch, handed
Us Yesterday:
..pETGRsRuRG, Oct f4.-Gor: Tmce:--
The brave Colonel Rutiin WAS killed on
sundrs the. 18th instant. /. :. BAkKR.
This dispatch refers. We are assured, t.
the Hon. Thomas KUHN. Colonel ~ thr
lstN. &. Cavalry. IL Gas citizen 81
tGoIdsborn', Wa,ne county; was iar 81
wears previous 10 the dissolution Il lhe 81.
sernment. member ct the oil cnugre.,
from the 2nJ district, and gallant, worth,
and amiable gentleman. lie had strong
hold on tie affection. ~ the people II the
community III which he lived. Tor his mar,
virtues. and on the confidence II the people
oil The district Tor his devotion 10 their III.
terests. lie MS IN Original stt,ssionisi.
and he sealed his devotion 70 principle With
his life. lie entered The war Il the com.
meucenent. and remained there. ever dis
charging his duty a q good and faithful
soldier. 10 The hour Of his death. Had
other secessionists have acted - consistent
" no word u complaint would ever bren
raised against them IL sll the Contcderaey
A courteous. amiabir gentleman and
heroic soldier has fail 10 The service u III.
country. and the State will mourn lie los,
Of one OF her most gallant SIMS.
Daily Ftagvssef Thssday.
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II The ls7ih Session Of Orange Preshytery
will commence in Greensborough on Friday rext The
.5th inst, 81 o'clock, p NJ.
- The 50th Session Of the synod Of North Car
slina, will commence il Salisbury on "Wednesday
sseniag. the 2sth instant. a O'Clock. p. u.
y The annual Convention of,he Baptist Church
Of Norlb Carolina meets in Rsisigh on "Wednesday
sert. The 7sth instant.
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!" Not worth shucks!r i ! common ex..
preston Of contempt for things esteemed
Of no value. Strange 70 tell, We haze r.
Gently seen about four ounces ~. shucks
sell for twelve dsllars--not for COW feed,
70 be sure. An artistic and tasty hand
MRS. A. ID. Wilkinson's) had manipulated
them. and brought out one Of The most
beautiful hats imaginable. II was design
ed Cor ladies' wear. and is likely to become
fashionable. Sdhy,sry Waicanaa.
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oaIo and Pean~yIrania:-Ths elections
n Ohio and PsnAyl,snis. which toos plses % The
second Toesdsy 10 ,hi. nan,h, resulted 10 both
sla.os 10 favor Of Tie Rspsblos party. Vsllaldig.
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e wa. Thompson will leave for The army IN
Virginia, Oh Tuesday, the s7th Of October. All
boxes must Be al the depO, on Monday, weighed and
directed.
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sAuso Tns Trsra.--The Stanton Vim.
dicater relates story Of a farmer nesr that
town. who being DESTROYS Of paying The
Gosetnmspt the tenth vi some oats he wss
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lspaEs,sgsr o. BACos.--A small lot ol
bacon vas Impressed ~ this city one day
last week, and Tor lear Il may produce a
panic among those 81 our country friends
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wilkes C0vuty. = The Raleigh Progress
thinks that there is much more patriotism in Wilkes
county than sho has credit for, and very much less
treason and States proof Of the fact, that since
Chief Justice Pearson has decided that The Governor
has no right 10 call ont the Nome Guard 70 arrest
deserters and recusanl conscripts one hundred and
nheteen Of The citizens of Wilkes have associsted
themselves together and made voluntary tender Il
their services 10 the Governor for such seiyce Is he
may assign ,hem---an example worthy Of imitation
in some other counties.
The Progress says, all that we have heard about,
the raising Of the Union flag there ialse that many
Of the deserters thai lurked in The mountains have
been returned 10 their duty, and Others come 10 daily
Not many gemain in Wilkes, and Of those that are
now lurking there large portion are from other
States.
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y The attention Of lhe Committee men Of The
Soldiers Fund, s earnestly invited 10 the advertise
nsnt Of William L. sus,horn. Esq. Treasurer Of
The Soldiers Fund. his matter 81 the highes, in
Psrisaee. and should be promptly attended 10.
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ham was defeated ia Ohia. and Cav Curtin re.eect
ed in Pennsylvania BY large maj0rtes. i y said.
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visniiy 10 the Courthouse on the evening Of Tuesday
the 9Th October.
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THE NEWS.

4 report reached here few days ago that another
great baitIe had been fought near Manassas in Viz
snis, thar Meade had been whipped, sad INST rehad
espsured sene siI thousand prisoner; lot ihe ie.
port seems q have been greatly eIsguaied. But i,
sppea,s hat the enemy has been driven lack %
Their Qualifications a. Cenfsvile and Manassas. add
70 'heir fghi destroyed large qusnliiies Of Their
eotnnisssry stores. Tie lighting bad not been
generally, III alh small bodies a or forces could
come Up with them.
We have neshing rev from chattanpaEs. II il
believed Gen. Wheeler has been il the rear 81 Rose.
etnr with large free d cssalt,. rutiiag % Bis
sCpplies and injurips u. means d communication.
Thl- 4 credited ~ Northern paper.
prnidtnf Davis sss Il Atlanta ffw days since,
en- I'll W, ffum lhe army near chai,s,ooss. Gen.
Roust hss resigned. Generals PoIl and Hinjmsn
sc ,ii und.i sIsst, for alleged non Il
oui5 II lie sis battle. Gen. u. II. Hill la been
relieved u lii command. and ordetrd u fepon Il
Richmond u duly. snJ Gen. Bieekinridss II. been
Pot cgmmshd u biz corps
The Charlotte Dsnoctsl Of yesterday b. report
,hst Cen Polk viii BE- restored 10 BIZ command, lhe
caarges aglinst bin having been siihdiaan.
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Georgia EIeciI0ns.--Ths returns indiesle
taa tios. Browa Ia. bern rs-elsr,ed By ,he pop0st
voc though nos ii sey large msjsriiy, % Vas 81.
yeetei hJ some.
Is he censiersionsl elections the returns indlcsis
dat Iulian HaHfi5ge has been reelected 10 The hist
district IN he other nine discis ner nembers have
hesn returned.
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Public speaking.

The candidates for Congress in this District
Nsssrs Aring,on and Turner, will address their fe
low citizens II the places and tiases following:
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=. II. PARISH, VINO nas Iefh llNlHG III thts
City tor The past eigsteed month.. anil
Ihn.. ]. 6rrsn, Of Warren county. were
lodged II ia, on Saturday last. charged
with extensive robberrs VI harness. goods,
clothes, &c.
Me.,r.. Z. ". ID. Hu,chings and ]. ".
b. Watson. who had lost some harness.
traced i 10 The possession Of Thomas !.
Green 10 Warren county and recovered il.
A set Of harness belonging 70 Soy. Manly,
which they had stolen, was also recovered.
Mr.. Toales. Of this City. had been robbed
by them 10 the amount Of $4,000. They
concesled themselves under his counter
during night auction sale, and remained
there until he had locked up and lett. Mrs.
Engeihard, whom they robbed Of nearly
$4,000 worth of clothing and i've trunks,
has recovered most Of the articles. The
Grand Jury have found true bill against
them. and they are 10 jail awaiting trial 4,
the next Fall term Of the Superior Court.
RaLagh STANDARD
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STEAMERS DTsTRuyED.--0n the Goth ult.
tn stramer Robert Campbell. from ST.
Lnuis. huunl 10 yick,bnrg, with troops On
buard. Vas fired near M,likrn's bend. anil
tie flames spread . rapidiy that tie pa
Singers were tnrced /. jump overheard be.
FIRE The boat reached The shore. Forty
lives are said ID have been lost. The
steamers Chanc liur, Forrest Queen. and
CatahouIa we're aisn fred SUNDAY after
moan ii tie leser IL ST. Louis, AMI the lat
40 we're utterly destroyed.
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MAGa1isr Explosion. - terrible expIs,
.ien III. occurred near Bridgeport. 4
train ii twenty army ammunition wagon.
hal rneamped near the city fnr the night.
ehen two negroes had difficulty. one u
whom seized shell, ~hica lie accidental,
lrt fall amoag The ammnnition. which
caused i, to explode. The IRE fn.ils reach.
FL DE magazine. exploding il. aud desire,
ing vast quantii, II ammunition.
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4 Coon .ilr.-We clip Tic followii;g
from the Marietta Rebel 1.-THE 22d inst.
The tollasing refreshing conrer.ftion
between Federal prisoner o. the cars AMI
i Confederate Officer AZ the Mcfrieiia dr.
pot took place Yesterday:
Coniederate-so yoa are basged. sre
seui
Pejeral-Yes. baggcd what Of il,
conleJefsis-Noihing. only Longstteers
corps Ia. gone to Bragg. aud will sag ,snr
tea party.
fedrHl-You cant tell mr. Anything
about Long streets men. They have made
me trot often before this. Hat. nv rebsi
friend. III tell you wha, is the fact. esmr
through your army on ny Nay here. an
your friends UP ,onder are needing help
badly. ioa can do ,nur cause great dral
mot gaod up d, tie ltoht lh.n down here
quilEing prisostrs.
O'ieer dispersed aud ~sni III IN differ.
ent directions.
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CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.

The people OF this State will sute in their
respective Districts for Ten members Of
Congress, on Wednesday The 4th day Of
November next. The soldiers will vote in
camp on Thursday the 29th October.
III the First District the candidates are
Hon. William n. II. Smith. Of Hartford,
present member ,Dr. Edward Warren, 81
ChpMan; and DIR. p. L. Henry, Of BERTHE.
III the Second District, Hon. Robert II.
Brldgers. Of Edgecombe. present member
Lieut.. Walter Dunn, OF Lenoir; Col. Ed.
q. Yellosley, OF Pit; and Col. Bryan
Grimes, Of PITT.
In the Third Districi, DR.. ]. I. Leach,
OF Johnston; Col. Duncan K. McRae. ol
Craven; Thomas |. faison. Of sampson
and Col. w. ). Desane, OF Sampson.
In the Fourth District, LII. L. c. Fuller,
of Cumberland; Robert Strange. Of New
Hanover; and o. p. Meares, Of Brunswick.
IL the Fifth District. Capt. Josiah rur-
ner. Of Orange and Hon. A. II. Arlington.
ol Nash, present member.
In the Sixth District, Hon. John A. Gil.
mer. Of Guilford.
In The Seventh District, Samuel II.
Christian. Of Montgomery; and Hon. l..
IS. A,he, IT Ansun. present member.
Ii the Eigh District. DR.. ]. g. Ramsay,
of Rowan; and Hon. William Lander, VI
Lincoln. present member.
In the Ninth District. tl0n. u. 5. Cal.
thef. Of Burke, present member and Res.
:. p. Smith, Of Wilkes.
In The Tenth District, Hon. A. Il. Da.
wilson. Of Cherokee. present member ten.
q. W. Logan, OF Rutherford; Gen. ". l.
Jones, 81 Polk John ID. Lyman, Of Hen.
dersnn a.d Marcus Erwin. u BuGcombe.
T9ent,-eight candidates and ten place,
70 b. fiied. The friends e eighteen zen.
tlemeu sre destined Il be disappointed.
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