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E.1r1cH: WEDNESDAY, JAN. a. 1863
Latest News.

Latest News.
,ov Transporting on the Rappahannock
E7en'' - carly advance of the enemy in that
ONT u q nrrnside makes the announcement of an
: 8 :: ::;:: s :: the co., .s g; s.'
n prevails in the . Northern ss;ss. army
Our e a,s, small force Of Morgan's men made
pm 'ne ,s III. enem5s camp at Murfreesboro and
a ASK 1 ,5o prisoners and thirty wagons portion
UoN ,oO cavalry had made another attack upon
;:s ss sus sss sss captured
e. ''s s,'sas Capt ssanss Of tn. A.s.n.
,e 1S the o. s. gunboat Hat.er's of the coast Of
~. and sunk her, with all her crew except one
ticer and five men.
The proceedings of Congress contain nothing oi
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So it that old party lines have been ignored in the
Old Dominion, and very properly too.-Registsr.
Yes, and they would have oeen ignored in this
State, but for the Register and the selfish and DOM
ineering politicians whom it serves. The Register.
depravity is equalled only by its hypocrisy.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

The last thing Nelson did was to die for his coun-
try, and it is the last thing men intend to do
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CHANGE OF SALE.-We are requested to state
that the sale Of the late Fl. W. Millers law library
and miscellaneous books is again postponed until
Thursday, the 9th Of February next when it will
positively take place. So
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Our friend Calvin J. Cowles, Esq, Of Wilkes
borough has sent US for our desk, box of what he
calls white republican sand, which is the product of
the powdered flexible sandstone, and which we find
an excellent substitute for the black sand 1t is,
very white and fine, and was produced without
Washing
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We are charged by our opponents with dispo
sition to produce conflict between our State gov
eminent and the Confederate government The
charge is false. We have said nothing and done
nothing to sustain the charge. We occnpy the
same position in relation to the ten regiment bill,
which is occupied by Gov: Vance and the Conser-
vatives generally Instead Of conflicting with the
common government we desire to aid it BY that
measure We now say, that our readers are never
at loss to ascertain our views. What we think
we are apt to say. If ever we should make up our
mind to 'come in conflict" with the Confederate
government we shall do SO in such way rs that
all will see and know it. There will be no room
for doubt But we would make no "confict" in
any event. If the honor or the vital interests Of
North Carolina should imperativey require it. 10
mould go for secession. There would be no "con-
fict" in that; for secession, it must be borne in
mind, is now an admitted Constitutional right
Who says nay? The Destructives? It is their
own doctrine They put it in the new Const!tu.
ton; indeed, that instrument is based upon it 1t
is "peaceable "-is it not! 81.
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Worthwhile Patton, Esq. has been elected to the
Senate from the Buncombe district, in place of
Judge Shipp resigned.
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JUDGE SHEPuERD's LEcTuRE.-The Commons Hall
has filled on Friday night last, by large and intel
|isent audience of ladies and gentlemen, to hear
Judge Shepherds Lecture on the "Times and char
cter Of the Apostle Paul" We have heard the Lee
|nre spoken of in the highest terms We are pleas
IA to learn that the Young Mems Christian Associ-
ion of this City, at whose request the Lecture was
eivered, realized handsome sum for the benefit OF
he soldiers
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NM ANT e D-IMMEDIATELY AT TIE STAND.
w ard Office two three No. journeyman printers,
with a prospect of steady work for several months
Raleigh, Jan. 23, 1868. S-tf
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The TWENTY NEGRO LAW. The House Of Rep
esentatves at Richmond, on Friday last unanimous
passed the bill introduced by Mr.. Barksdale, of
Mississippi, repeating that part Of the exemption
w which exempts the owner, overseer, or agent Of
renty negroes from CONSUMPTION. Better late than
Ever. The repeal of this obnoxious clause shows
bat popular opinion still has some influence on the
|pngress. We shall see whether the Senate concurs
Eth the House.
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HATS AND CAPS.
ENATS AND CAPS FOR BOTH CITIZENS AND
M Soldiers, wholesale and retail.
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1868. 9-w6swttpd
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From Below.

The enemy has made no advance upon our lines
since our last issue. 1t is said that there are 90
sail of vessels in Beaufort harbor, Including two
monitors and six iron ciao steamers. There are
,eported at Morehead City to be $4,000 abolition
troops. A part of Gen. Robinson's cavalry, Capt
Perkins company, surprised party of the enemy
near Oselow Court House, and killed several and
routed them The enemy, We learn, is committing
every species of outrage upon the people of 0nsow
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A HORSE STRAYED.

A HORSE STRAYEDs
NNY HORSE JUMPED OUT OF MR. DANIEL HoR-
IxA toms enclosure in Raleigh. about the 18th Of ecem
ber and have not heard of Elm since. he light
REL with the right eye out and with one Of his hind hoo
split and is about 10 years old Twill be greatly obliged
to any one who will let me know where he is and will pay
all expenses live within three miles Of Roiesvile.
WIN. H. UNDERWOOD.
Wake Co., n. c., Jan. q, 1888. 5-w2tpd.
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MARRIED.

In Marion, Mcdowell Co., on the Goth nst by Rev. r.
L. Aoernethy. Col g. j. NEAL to Miss LIZZIE c. BoeLs of
Alexander County.
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@i'ss IN THE NoRrH-The demand BY Illinois
an armlstce, has been followed by strong ex-
.s'oh Of peace feelings in New Jersey and other
CO. The fear of the Lincoln despotism is grad
"u0sidng, and the people everywhere begin to
;n Ou' their sentiments fully. Whether this
!, sa Will result in anything leading to peace
bo,h '' NJ The desire for a termination Of the
. ~ North and South, is universal None
s ut b,s I h its continuance and yet no move
icb IooL ueeh made by the Lincoln government
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late National Intelligencer at

late National Intelligencer at
pshington City, publishes the voluminous CORES.
|rdence and memoranda, found on the person of
! Sanders, son of Mr.. George N. Sanders,
bearer of dispatches from the Confederate gov
ment to parties in Europe, who was lately cap.
ed at sea, on his voyage to Liverpool. 1t is a
Initiating affair, and exhibits strange lack Of
Pdence and forecast both in Maj. Sanders and in
Benjamin, Secretary of State. The disclosure
important information thus. made to the enemy,
more damaging to us than all the disclosures of
Confederate press for a year. The announce
nt by MIR. Benjamin, that the Emperor Of France
been seeking through his Consuls in Texas to
nate and discover Texas from the Confederacy,
staftle those who have looked for Intervention
him. Mr.. Benjamin, in his correspondence,
'onnces that he had dismissed the French Consuls
Texas
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NM7E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN0HHGRxCApT.
wv JAS. s. IVES, q candidate to represent. the
County Of Craven in the House of Commons IN the place
of Sergeant Barrow, deceased writ Of election having
been issued to said county, to fill the Vacancy.
Jan. %, 1858. 8-3t
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The remarks of Mr.. Graham of Orange, delivered
in the Senate the message of the Governor touch
ing the case Of Rev. R J. Graves, shall appear in
our next .--s.--
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NOTICE,

II HAVE YET F0R SALE ONE HUNDRED AND
6fty thousanA CHoIGE 1RUff TRREA shish am
= ~ CYRUS ?. AEEDENHALL.
Greensboro, N. G., Jan. n, 1865 S-lm.
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NOTICE.

VA, AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
w Jail Of Randolph County, North-Carolina on tho
9th day Of January, 1885, negro man. WIN said upon his
examination that be slave, and that his name
AMOS and that he belonged to William May Of Pitt Conn
ty North Carolina The said slave appears to be between
20 and 80 years Of age. apd is very black,
This notice is to request the owner to come forward
prove properly, pay all charges and take him away or
he will be disposed Of according to law.
B. +. STEED, Janr.
AShboro', N. c., Jan. ~, 1858. WITT
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The election of Mr.. Caperton to the Confederate
kenate from Virginia, may be regarded as Conssr-
atiye triumph. The Examiner says he is a Con-
|ervative, having opposed disunion up to Lincon's
reclamation. Georgia North Carolina, and Vir-
3inia are staurch Conservative States.
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aS0 REWARD.

DANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on THE
h 18th of0e4ehr, . naEro boy WEI Said hoy isvesy
back. about ~ yan Of age feet or inches high 4
will the shove rssArd for hs apprehsniaa 70 that
may ~ hns IL of his dsiiep tame 10 0sk kdss Gull
7vpf Csmey, 3. q. THOMAS GRAHAN.
Ian 81. 1S4A - .-sS5 FEtSz 9-H
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POCKET BOOK FOUND,

HOUND, IN THE CHAPEL HILL ROAD, NEAR TIE
Il residence of Capt Allen about six miles from Rail
hare it BY applying to my residence four
miles west Of Raleigh and describing the pocket book and
contents, and paving the cost Of this notice.
- JOHN 7. WAIVER I;
Jan. q, 1858. sa-It. q,
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Dr. Henry, one of the Commoners from BERTHE,
las been detained from his seat for several days past
h sickness.
Mr.. Nissen, one of the Commouers from Forsyth,
Jas been detained at home by an attack Of pneumo-
|ia
Mr.. Smith, of Guilford, is also detained at home
ly severe illness in his family.
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MIoRTH-cARoLINA, COURT Ct PLEAS And
"Ao Noan's' Der Term, 1852. ;. ;.

'oHs =. STONE Admit Petition to sell land for pay.
Tuos. worsIx and others mens Of dsbta
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cout that An
drew Womble, Of the defendants in this case 10 nom
resident Of this Stste It il ordered that advertisement
be made in the n. c: &aadard, Newspaper published 10
Raleigh for six weeks commanding the said defendant 10
nsnr to the petition Of the plaintiff. -.
]. J. FERRELL, c. c. a.
Jan. 81, 1868. (pr. adv. $5.e21<) 5-wSs
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Our Subscription List.

The Richmond Enquirer having taunted US with
subscription list in this State, we fsejustified IN
Eeferrne to the rapid increase Of our ewn. We
have added this week about sic hundred to our
Weekly impression. Our Semi Weekly is also in.
Ereasins, but not so rapidly as the Weekly. The
after is taken mainly by farmers and working-men.
We are receiving from all parts Ct the State, the
ost encouraging letters. The people are not mere
with us-they are ahead Of Us, # possible, in
heir devotion to Conservative principles, and in
heir determination to maintain liberty among them.
elves while fighting for it against common enemy.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE
CONTAINING 1000 ACRES-3O0 ACRES CLEAR
" ed about 900 bottom land and 100 acres In the finest
timber-le miles from Charlotte. N. C. Imrrovemeuty
good. Apply To J. L. OREilEAD,
Charlotte. NC. =.
Jan. 20, 1883. -r-> - 7-w&sw4tt lf
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

M HEREAS default has been ma ie in thu
w conditions of a certain mortgage. execn-
ted by John Fl. Elder and HannahP. Elder h;s
wife the mortgagors, to George q. Gilbert and
Il. d. Allen the mortgages, dated the 10th
day IT April, 1853, and recorded in tho Office OF
the Register of Deeds of Goodhne County i'm
tne State of Minnesota, on the1sth day Of May
1893: at 10 o'clock in the forenoon in Book:4 Of.
mortgages pages 1853 & 4S4, given to secure the
payment of the sum Of eleven hundred and SIX
" three dollars, and interest, according to the
c" 90: OF certain promissory notes Of the,
s ~ !ohn H. Elder therein recited Of and upon
.ne iolio"ing real estate Of mortgagod proper
y s'!rated IN the County Of Goodhue aforesaid-
10 VIII: Lots one, three. eleven ana twelve. in
olocN Thirteen, in Frccborn's addition to The
town. now city of Red Wing according to the
recorded plat of said city in the office oc the
Register OF Deeds for said county: upon wh;ch
sall mortgage there is claimed to be dino and
! IL due at the date of this notice, the sum ~
fourteen hundred and fifty three dollars and
forty three cents; and no suit or PROCEEDINGS
nave ocen instituted a: law to recover the said
dc6t or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
! by v1rtne Of the power Of sale in said MORTGAGE
contained. and Of he statute in such case mnIe-
ana pro 'ldcd the said real estate OF mortgaped
premises described as aforesaid, will be sold
III Puhllc auction to the highest bidder for
taSh at the front door of the Court House in the
Elty OF Rel Wing in said Gocdhuc County on
Ihe 4th day o:June, 1868, at II O'Clock IN the
forenoon of said day to satisfy the amount du,
ehereon, and costs and expenses allowed by law.
Dated Red Wing, April 10Th. 1863.
GEORGE Il. GILBERT.
Ii. NJ. ALLEN,
NC 1S,rc -,
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
Nehemiah V. Rcnnct+ or,n

Nehemiah V. Bennett and, .,
Sarah A. Bennett. his wifci Mortgagor.
James Lawthcr Mnrteagcc.
w "rh> default has cen made in the con
w dltIo,'s OF certain mrrtgugc Ice bc;,r
ing GATE June 9th A D. 1857. and or.,,.J ot
o'clock P. n. on the 9TH dav OF June ~
1857 in Book Of Mortgage Deeds. az mort.
gage on pnge GA in the Registry Of Dc's for
'ooh INC County. State of Minnesota. in and
ny which mortgage deed Nehemiah i H.n.
nett and Sarah A. Pennett his wife. oro Mod
sold and conveyed, in mortgage. unto .Jumcs
i1a"thcr his heirs and assigns all that niccr
or parcel OF land situate in said county and
state. described "s follows. viz:
- ot:!'i1chelns at the North East corner Of
town now city ?of Red Wing, and runniny
rom tn nee sonthcrly, along tie line Of B,sI,
~,1c"t. thirty (3p feet; thence Westerly r,r-
aIlei with Main Stree, sixty t6p) feet: Thence
N oy. parallel with Bush street thirty
~ ,:ee ana thence E"stcrly along the line
o. Main street to the place of beginning Accord
'nS TO the rccoriel plat Of said town, in the
office Of the Rcei.tcr o: Deeds for Goodbre
County aforesaid.to secure the payment Of
fifteen hundred dollars, with interest. accor i
ing 10 inc condition oftwo certain promisory
fifty dollars with interest at the rute or txsntv
Tour per cent per annnm from d. te until na;d:
one OF said notes becoming due IN ono tcar
and the other in two years from the date Of
, s"" lh'I'g.ge aeed-and both bearing even
date herewith; And whereas, there i. Claimed
70 be due ut the date Of this notice. on said
notes and mortgage the sum of twenty four
n"ndTed and ninety seven and s2-1c0 dollars.
'"T, the recovery Of the whole, or sny part az
wh,ch no suit Or proceeding has ever been
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given, that
6y virtue Of power of sale in said MORTGAGE
deed contained. and Of the Statute in a,eh
cases made and provided. said above described
moIteaged premises will be sold at public
auction. or vendue at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon ON the 2sth day ofMay, A. D. 1859. q,
t To-. 'front.' door Of the Court Hou-e, in the
.Ity Of ked Wing, in said county and state.
~ 20 sa.is'y me amount then due npon said notes
ana mortgage. and one hundred and 1or.v
three and is-loo dollars taxes paid upon ,a;i
premises by the mortgagee, and Iii cot. s anJ
Of sale, ''''S anu
Dated At he'd Wing April 18th 4. y. 1863.
JAMES LAWTHER.
p s.xrx. Mortgage.
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