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II OST, A VALUABLE TRUNK, BETWEEN COLDS
h borough and Charlotte Sunday the l4th Decem.
ber on the evening mail train1 think it taken off
by mistake 1t medium size red trunk brass taeks
and marked R. J. HERRING, Kinston, N. G. will give
SIS reward said trunk and its contents delivered
or to the Editor of the Standard at Raleigh N c. ANY
Dress Editor of the Standard at Raleigh the subscfi-
Der. X. J. HERRING,
Selma, Ala
Jan. 6, 1868. 3-w&.w5t.
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We learn that Gov. Vance has appointed Mr.. P.
A. Wilson, of Forsyth, Assistant Quartermaster
with the rank of Captain in place of Capt C. W.
Garrett Capt Wilson will succeed Capt Garrett
in the management of the State clothing establish
ment in this City for our soldiers. We learn that
Capt. w. has had much experience in the clothing
business and that he is in every respect emnently
fitted for the place which has been assigned him
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GREENsBoRoUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,

q GREENSBUKUUGH, n. G.. -
TIME SPRING SESSION OF Ise3 WILL BEGIN
On the first day Of January and close The third
Thursday in May. .,z<sf 90.
With an able and faithful Faculty, ample accprmfda-
TONS and healthul and quiet location, this Institution
offers superior facilities for acquisition Of thorough
and accomplished education. : -
...aF Terms FIVE MeSTHs. sssasr .r
Board SI25; Tuition in regular erirse $50; Music on
Piano Guitar $50 Painting $20; Drawing S. French
$40; Latin and Greek BIO each; Vocal Music So
Board IN advance. - r. n
TN. JONES, President.
Dec. o, 1882 go 9S-w5t Il
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE UNDER THE STYLE OF
Il A. MITCHELL 4 SON, of Newbern, N. c., was dis
solved by mutual the first day of June 1869
All persons owing the firm by note account reqnes
ted make payment to T. j. Mitchell Graham who has
the books and notes of the firm All claims against them
will be paid by him, and every having any claim up
them are requested to present it.
T. ]. MITCHELL.
of NewbsrD, N. C.
Jan 6, 1852. S-3m.
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LOST.

an MONDAY, 18TH DECEMBER, A wORSTED
" Carpet Bag, (no name) containing notes ndivid-
uaIs amounting to some thousand dollars Said
Carpet Bag was lost the train between Morsve and
GoldsborO liberal reward will be given for the carpet
bag and contents, if delivered to me- TO J. NJ Pool
Raleigh. A. W. POOL,
Kittrers, n. C,
Jan. 8, 1888. 87stpd'
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UNIVERSITY OF NoRTH.cARoLINA.

HNHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN SATURDAY,
IL 18th January, and end Thursday, 5th June, 1868.
Board by Col. Guthrie at the Eagle Hotel, Si25 TUT.
ton $780, rent s per session ALI payable advance
The means OF instruction ample, and pains have been
taken to bring all the expenses of education within reason
able limits. d. L. SWAIN,
President.
Jan. u, 1852. 3--3
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Headquarters sIst Reg't n. c. Troops,
fsorn many Ia

Gen ciaamoes Brigade. Gimp Uzi,ing. asqr Hitmtug.
ton, ". O., Dec 2Ttk, 1869.
THNHE FOLLOWING MEN HAVE DESERTED IRON
my Company, namely: Mlcbal Etheridge and Juci u.
a substitute for Orran Smith, of Wake county aad the
said j. Walker is substitute fur W. 81. Bpytan, If
Raleigh The said Walker and Eheridge live in Little
River district, below Wakefield, Capt A. B. Horizons.
Captains of the several districts ef Wake respect,
fully requested SAID Etheridge and Walker anil
send them TO me- or conue them so that can get thetu
All absent without leave must report TO me in
person by certificate firm surgeon immediately or
they Will be dealt with according To law.
JAS. E. TODD, Can't
Company II. Sist Reg't N. c. Troops
Jaa. q 1868. est
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LUXUMBERG.

Il U u U NJ b e L Go
HNHE ERE BEING MORE LAND IN THE
Il tract than need would sell part say $50 of
of the LUXUMBERG NURSERY TRACT OF LAND,
about Onethrd being woodland and within mile Of the
town of Greensborough, N. Q. a.
This very valuable tract of land has on it one of the
BEST ORCHARDS >@s. AZ
in the State, containing some ten thousand
FRUIT BEARING TREETS,
Of the different vareties-choice and select fruits
Apricots, Pears, Nectarines, Plums, Cherries,
fine selection of
PEACHES, APPLES, &c.
The improvements are good and new. Purchasers are
invited to come and see for themselves.
C. g. YATES.
Greensboro, N. c., Jan. 6, 1863 S-H&sw3mpd.
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For the Standard.
2sTH n. c. RReIMENr, {

2sTH N. G. REeMENT, {
December 20, 1870
Mr. EDITOR IL send you list of casualties Of Compa
in the greaHbattle ct fredericksburg the 18th inst
Private William PettyjOhn killed. Nat. Legans gunsho
in the shoulder severe ball cannot be extracted Jones
Holcomb, gun shot through the arm Henry Childers
slight; Elias StiDson, slight; Isaac Moore, slight; A
Haynes, Reynolds. Company Sergt James Startling
gun shot through the hand severe private Huchns
in Company L; private V Yes:a and Elias Long sup.
posed to be taken prisoners The Regiment closely
engaged for two and half hours till all ammunition
exhausted but well protected behind the Rail
Road, or our loss would have been awful.
Respectfully,
w. 81. A. SPEER,
Mainr 1eth T. Recin1ant
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Jan. 8. Iss
A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.

II WISH TO EMPLOY A LADY WHO CAN TEACH
the English branches and music. Higher qualifications
would. of course render her acceptable will also
take few girls boarders at low rates. reside eight
miles south Of Raleigh, on the Fayetteville road but my
postof6ce is Raleigh.
Jan. q, 1868. aNWtf
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mAKRfEu.

"a Aiananc6 County cnthe eOth Of November, by Wm.
r Mcdaniel. ESQ., M Jonf CRAwFoRD, of Orange County,
and Mis- Fatscks. daughter Of yuhA and Nelly fCkard
In Aamance County on the sth Of Dscember, BIZ WIN.
Mcdaniel Esq. loaS WIELIkhs, Of Chatham County,
70 ELLA, daughter Of Jacob Andrew.
: In AAmanee County, December the 24th BY Wm P.
Mcdaniel, Esq JeRS RGx to LKrfIA daughtef of Level
len and Sarah Duke, Of Alamanoe - ! $ 60 ~.
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The Asheville NeuS says the members Of the Leg
islature "VOted themselves more pay" before they
adjourned. This is a mistake. The bill passed the
Senate, but not the Commons We have no idea
that any such bill will become law.
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GEN. LANES REPoRT.-We are indebted to the
Polteness of A. A. Gen. John G. Winder, of the N.
T. military department here, for the interesting re-
port of Brig. Gen. Lane, of the operations of the
9Th brigade from the battle of Cedar Run to the bat
lie Of Shepherdstown. No brigade in the army has
uone more hard FIGHTING than this
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HIDES! HIDEs!l

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
II signed receiving hides at their yard Fur
estyle to be tanned the following terms: one-hal
Sole Leather so cents pound Dressed LEATHER IS cents
per pound -....
Hides labeled and deposited at J. W. Rogers store, in
Raleigh will be taken to the yard tanned and returned
the City free of charge for transportation Send in the
hides that they be tanned before next winter
Address J. F. FORT d F. N. PUREFOI,
Forestville n. c..
Jan. 5, 1858. S-w&swI5tdp.
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Illness of MIR. Badger.

We are grieved to state that the Hon. George E.
Badger, of this City, was on Sunday morning last
Frustrated by stroke of paralysis. He had been
making his accustomed morning visit to the Dodd
mineral spring, the outskirts of the City, and on
his return was suddenly stricken to the ground
His situation was soon discovered, and he was con-
veyed to his home in a carriage. Drs. johnson, E.
Burke Haywood, and R. B. Haywood were at once
summoned and all that medical skill could suggest
was done for him. On Sunday night he was bled
copiousy, and he rested well afterwards We are
glad to learn, at IL NJ Monday, that he is thought
to be better.
Mr.. Badger is, we believe in the 6sth year of his
age. The temporary observation of his great intel
lect is calamity to this community and to the State
but his constitution is remarkably robust and thou
sands will join with in the earnest hope that he
may be restored and spared to US yet many years.
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M ANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD wASHER-WOMAN
w and q No. Chamber maid, for which Q liberal
price will be paid Apply address, Marlborough House,
Raleigh, N. G. as"
Jan. s, 1858. 8-3tspd.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

WJE ARE REQUESTED RY THE FRIENDS OF
:" JOHN NICHOLS, Esq to announce him a candi-
ensuing municipal election. 81.
Jan. q, 1868. Std
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A friend has called our attention to the following

friend has called our attention to the following
in the State Journal Of the 5th:
" The President in fine health and spirits, and his
intelligent hunest face he stood before his ndmiTnG
audience gave the lie Enthusiastically the declaration of
hodeu, that be was politically and personally corrupt
Now, Holden has never said that Mr.. Davis was
politically and personally corrupt" We voted
Tor him with pleasure for President but confess
we have been disappointed in his administration
We regard him and Mr.. Yancey as responsible, in a
secondary sense, for the disruption of the Union
and the awful war which has resulted from it; but
We have never said he was corrupt" The state
ment that We have is one of the many lies Of tina
miserable sycophant, Spelman.
The above from the Journal forces US to say that
A. Davis had but few political admirers in that
Se~OIage. They all respected him as the Chief
Magistrate of the country, but they are not filled
WHO admiration for either the the politician
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Gen. Martin.

As matter of justice to that gentleman, we pub
lish the following letter from Gen. Martin. 1t will
be seen the General admits that he holds two offices
of high grade, but he says he has "never received
one cent from the Confederate States" This is no
doubt true for the General would not make false
statement on the subject He says the army regu-
lations prohibit officers holding commissions from
both governments from drawing pay for more than
one office. What is this but condemnation by the
government itself of the practice OF holding two
offices at the time? fit be right to hold two
offices at the time the government would per-
nit the occupant to draw the salaries of BOTH
But, aside from this, the two offices are clearly in
compatible We could suppose number of cases,
in which his duties Adjuant General would throw
him in conflict with orders which he light receive
as Brigadier. Whether he draws pay not for both
Offices the example Of holding both is not only
bad ono, but is in violation of the State Constitu-
ton. The Legislature has therefore, very properly
declared that Gen. Martin is no longer Adiutant
General; and the duty Of filling the vacancy thus
created, or of making provision to fill it will devolve
on that body when it rc-assembles on the 10Th in
$tant:-
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Mss. Gen. Leonidas Polk is at present stopping in
Ashville, in this State.
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PRESIDENT Davis arrived in Richmond from his
ia'e tour en- Sunday night last
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

"E ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE PARK.
w Err OVERLY, Esq, a candidate for C0M"IS.
SiONER from Western Ward, at the ensuing municipal
election
Jan. 6, 1858. Std
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ADJUTAST GESERGL's OFFICE,
RALEIGH, n. e., Jan. LIST, 1853.

ElltOF Y. Q SJu7IUu'
SHIN your issue Of Dec 81 1852 in an article head
ed, Adjt Gen. Martini, yOn this language "Apd in
holding to two high saaried offices the time.
No who exhibits such purpose TO feather his nest
out of both governments At a time like this"
do hold the two Offices but have never received one
cent of money from the Confederate States.
Whilst the army regulations allow officers of the Con-
federate army hold militia commissions in addition TO
their commissions in the c. s. army, they prohibit such
oiIlcerS from drawing pay for more than one Office.
Respectfully, &c, J. G. MARTIN.
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NOTICE.

DElNG DESTROYS TO SETTLE u MY PRESENT
ID business wish all persons indebted to me either BY
note account to forward and settle for the same
Also, all persons having claims against me- to present the
same for settlement E. E. HARRIS
Raleigh Jan. 6, 1858. 3-w&swtf
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEG

OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
HNHE TWENTY-F0URTH SESSION WILL CON-
mence the LIST Monday in February, 1853 and con-
tinue i've months For terms &C., apply to
J. H. MILLS
Oxford, N. G.
Jan. 6, 1868. S-litpd
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NOTICE.

w. q. A. SPEER,
Major 2sth N. C. Regiment.
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TRIJNK LosT-s25 REWARD.

Jan. 6. 1852,
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The IMPROVED CONDITION or HE Army OF THE
PoroMAc.-Gen. Stoncman, now in command OF
the cavalry of Gen. Hookers army, an officer for
merly among the most devot d to the fortunes Of
Gen. Mcclellan, in private letter recently.
Judging from what / zee and bear / should
have no hesitation in saying that the Army OF the
Potomac is improving every day, and that it was
never in as good and efficient condition as n the
present time. The study Of the science of war is
not permitted to do away with the necessity of a
knowledge and practice Of the art of war l think
the three requisite; to constitute good military
organization, the physical. the moral, and the in
tclectual. are now in more happy accord than they
lave ever been before, and trust and pray that
they may remain So: ard that this army has
ceased to he an engine with which TO eXpe iment
and rest Generals. or rather men. 10 find out if
they cuuld ever become Generals. ,
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- In consequence OF the seizure by the rcDcs
of U. 8. naval signal book, q revised code Of
signals is said to have boon made and sent to every
U. S. msn-of.war in commission.
-Tke Ella Warley was driven mile and half
nearer shore by the late storm. AS yet, the only
property recovered from the wreck is the Adams
EXP ress safe, and some leather and tobacco. The
Coast Wrecking Company have charge Of the
wreck.
- The reason assigned at Tire Treasury depart
ment for suspendhg the printing Of the postal
currency % and 80 ce,R' notes, is, that there il.
already sufficient ameunt'0f such paper in pro-
portion to the other denominations. ! 1T tacI'that
there are countcrfeits did not Influence this action
"A Murfreesboro dispat h says Col. Minty re-
turned Saturday from seven days successful
scout through the enemy's country. He Dispersed
several bodies Of the eneDlys forces, captured
prisoners wagons and camp equipage, and penc-
trated the enemy's lines at Shelbyrilie.
A serious riot occurred at Oil Springs c. w.
between the whites and negroes. The whites Or
ganized force. marched TO the negro quarters,
ordered the blacks away, destroyed their proper
ty and burned their houses. The negroes fled 10
the woods Three of the rioters have been cal =
ture =. Several were wounded.
Among the charges against Col. 'ttassy, OF
the Garibaldi Guard. are forging frank, Of MEM
bers OF Congress and seflng them I" SnNiler' lot
three cents apiece altering muster rolls; making
false musters; drawing pay for ictitou, officers
aud opening private letters.
The secret Provisional Government Of Poland
has issued an appeal to all the Polish exiles and
refugees in tho different parts of Europe, sum-
monine them to return within six weeks, or to lose
forever their nationality.
"A revolving spectacle is now presented on the
battlefield OF Antiatam. The earth is washing
away from the shallow trenches used for graves
and bodies OF the buried soldiers are appearing on
the surface in various parts Of that vast graveyard
"A serious accident occnrre'i on 81 Patrick 5
dat at the stecple chase OF the Irish Brigade, OF
General Hooker's Army. Dr. Paxon, Surgeon OF
the 9th Mass, and the Quartermaser % the same
regiment, while riding at the top OF their speed
TOW ards ch other, in attempting I" pass. turned
in the the same direction and a collision ensued,
by which both horses were INSTANTLY killed, and
both the officers thrown thirty feet in the air.
and prob bly, fatally injnred.
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AW&IL FR,X CHAELLsroS.-lhe Charleston
Courier takes the following rather sombre view OF
the prospects Of secession. Charleston is no
doubt a very good point just now fer making such
a review OF circumstances as this
sslhe continuance Of this contest involves in-
creased suffering The evils aat follow in the
"aia OF tEs calunitous visitation grow more dire
tll every day. uther hearts than those now ach-
ing with anxiety and bleeding from bereavement
are rent vita rct. and the friend who SYM athiz
III With some afflicted one Yesterday to-day wrepS
hirt,r tears over his own sorrow. The iron is
tsi, en- deeper, and onr bIr'trn becomes more ami
,no,e heavy. And ti,ough more than eighteen
lIou,,s have ra$sel away since the strife was be-
gun, III. "A seems more distant Gian it appeared
1,b. q iw.lyem,u'h since. Hope after hope has
yona out in darkness. and expectations we had
,,,,ilv cherished. have turned "ub to b. miserable
decisions So often have We been disappointed
x.l dec ire tbitn oar sith rejects every prom
j.. aud tlrnS avay from every sign. Our t'e is
y ri e an |. ,i'"r mined, sni powerful as ever he
w4>. atd the AZ Ut tina, 10 compel foreign
r4rr,,ls /" Intervene and put end 10 this wicked
aud int unriis contest has hot b zen potent enough
t, acc"lnj,ii ,iish that end
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- We have from various sources some further
facts and rumors about the condition Of affairs
near vckshurp. Special dispatches from Memphis
announce thst the azoo Pass expedition Mad met
with check. On Friday last the Chi.licothe eli
eoustered rebel Battery st the junction Of the
Yallabnsha and Tatlahatcitie Iivers. The fight
lasted oil day. One shot from the BATTERY entered
. port-hole of the Chiiiicothe killing four persons
and noumdmg fourteen The Chillicothe received
"a sh' Is ard was damaged seriously. The fleet
consisted of the Chillocothe, DeKalb Ave small
gunboats OF the Mosquito feet and IL Transports:
Besiles the Greenwood Battery, the enemy are
said 10 be strongly fortified at IszoO City anI'
Manchester. The feet at Inst accounts was three
miles above the junction Of the Tallahatshe a:id'
Ialabnsha rivers, 300 miles from Helena and l5y
from Yasoo City Dispatches of TIE lith say thar
the Lake Providence CaIal is finished, and water
will sooR he let in.
- Richmond pspers state IN reference to the
late fight ut Port Hudson that 'stle b0nlbsrdnhsnt
commenced at = o'clock on the l4th. At II
in the night desperate engagement took place.
the enemy attempting to pass our batteries under
cover of the da.kness The firing was terrific.
One gnnbost passed in damaged condition. The
L. 5. sloopot war M'sissirp, Was burned TO ths
waters edge in front of our arteries One large
vessel was completely riddea, a third badly Grip
pied and the rest driven back. Our victory was
complete. There were no casualties Oh our part.
Thnty-Slx men and one mdshipman Of the Ms
si,iippi were brought in by our cavalry. some Of
them severely wounded Farragut's flagship
went down the river disabled
Among late rebel news We have the following
Fort Pemberton, at the mouth of the Taahatchi+,
was bonn barde'! on the 9th; rebel loss not heavy
only a few valuable guEners. -Four of RosecraDs
brigsdes attempted to corner Van Dorm at luck
river on the 18th, but he escaped. Three British
steamers re, ortei to have got into rebel ports
! tely, With vansblc eargoes A battle is expect
ed at near TullahOnIa; tle?e was skirnishing
the 18th. A new iron-clad has appeared Oft
Charles on. There is arunior that the rebels.
attacked Helena, Ark, oa the 9th, result not
known.
From S0uthcls papers We gather some inter-,
esting facts. Gold sells at S. 81 25 in Rich
mono silver, 81 a 81 10; bank-noies, 81 ~.
Richmond paper, admit the defeat Of Stuart in the
late cavalry encounter. The Examiner says that
'the destiny of the Confederacy is staked upon
the struggle Ct the next three months" A bill is
before the rebel Senate to coni,cate the property
OF the American Telegraph Compony.
- Lieut. Col. Whipple Of the 18th Wisconsin
captured a small boat attempting to run the block,
ade Elizabeth liver near Norfolk. She had
about 81 900 worth of contraband goods on boaId.
Three of the men were ;rresfcd and taken TO Nor
folk.
John Trimble, the great Union man of Nash
Vile. has made his siares-thirteen in Dumber-x
present of their freedom. This excellent man aud,
his hole family are, and have been Internationally
loyal
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THE coQUETTE.

Whats"'sr sh. vowed to-day,
Ere a week had puaed away
SHE'D refuse me!
And SHALL hsr steps pursue
Follow still--and fondly woof
NU.--rGruss me.
II she loves me-it He-r kind
jus; to teach mo her own mind -
let her lose me-
For no more I'll seek her sida
CoaTt her favor-seek her prids:
No.--easusn me.
Hin Idle. vsA display.
She can east msaR away,
And thus use sStene,
Fora hcEle heart at ,ou,x3 -
s'h III Sriere snd lose'my r.SaS
SO-aNcuso Inc.
Let her frown-irowns lsser ALL;
lei her shnp ue II she will
Hsn-sbuse me
shan bend meath her annoy;
Bend-sud make MY heart Ler TOY;
N0,--eIcusG mex