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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-14

COURT PROCLAVATlON

" WHEREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwgLL, President
Judge of the Court of Oyer and Termncr and Cen.
eral Jail Delivery Court of Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in the 2Gth Judicial District composed OF the countss
Of Columbia, Sullivan and Wyoming, and the Hon John
MReynolds stephen aldy Associated Judges of Colun.
ba county have issued their bearing date the 1h
day otSep in the year of Lord thousand eiQh,
hundred and sixty three aud to directed for holding
Court Of oyer and Tcrminer and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Common Plea.
and Orphans Court, in bloomsbury, in the county n
Columbia on the first Monday, (bcing the 1h day of
December next, and to continue week,
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner the Justices OF
the Peace and Constabes of the said county of Columbia
that they be then and there in their proper persons AT
10 O'Clock in the forcnCo Of said day it'll their records
inGuisitios aud other remembrance to do hosg thing.
which to their oces appcrain to be done. And those
that are bound by rccognzance to prosecute against the
prisoners that arc or may be in the Jail of said county Of
Columbia to be then ana there prosecute IN shu
be Just Jurors are requested to be puncta their at
tendance agreeaby to their notices. Dated az Blooms.
burg, the h of November the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty three and in the cich
tycghb year OF tho Independence of the Gntcd satcs
Of America. ). IL. FURMAN,
Nov IA. 1861 sheriff
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-14
A. LOGAN GRIM,

attorney and Counscilor at Lar,
LAPoRTR SULLIVAN Co,PA
u Military asd other claims promptly attic nde Ia
October 81, 1855
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NEW AND SECOND HAND SAFES,
~ For sale cap, at Nsw York safe Depot, II vii.
liam Street. New Yerk.
5. A. GRE G. G..
SIZE AND PRlCEs OF LILIES FIRE PROOF
SAFES
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Neuu advertisements.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,

90 different styles best assor ment in the City and
selling ut very low prices Send for 4 Catalogue.
WM. @. PERRY, PUBLISHER,
s. w. Cor. Fourth and Rsce,
Nov. IA, ls63- 3me PHILADELPHIA.
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Montgomery's Maj. 22ss
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The name Of the post office county, and State should
in all cases, be plainly given in every letter
Payments always in advance and all papers will b1
stopped when the time of subscription paid for expires
Address VAN EVRlE, HORTON & Co,
No. le2 Nassau street. New \ iork.
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I'VE from san Fra nciseo.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, July 30-6 p. NJ.


Money IL easier again, partly in consequence Of
the heavy sales Of stocks this morning, which led
to large loans being paid of, and partly in con-
sequence of the notice that conversions of cur
rency are to be indefinitely continued. Experience
has proved that this method Of raising money
achieves its purpose without disturbing the money
Market and, on the other hand the notice that the
privilege will not expire at any fixed time operates
to check the rush for $50 bonds. which at one
time threatened TO embarrass borrowers. Call
loans to-day are rather than 8 per cent; debt
certificates are n better, and mercantile paper 10
wanted at per cent for prime names.
Gold continues inanimate. 1t rose at midday
to-day to 1873, closing at five P. NJ at l27T. Ex-
change was rather more in request, and the quota
ton of the afternoon was about l401a for bankers
bills There has been but little speculation in ex-
change Of late and the supply of bills on the mar
ket is considerably reduced. II, however, the i'm
portasions continue light, bills cannot advance
much, unless military reverses should cause the
price Of gold to rise.
There was healthy reaction in the stock market
this morning. Quite number of operators under
took to realize profits, and prices fell of Lal
Per cent al round: Erie opened at l04 sold up to
l0AN before the board, reacted to 1887 at the
morning. and closed at the adjournment at about
1857. New York Central sold as high as l29 be
fore the board, and as low ns 128 before the ad-
journment. Comparing the board prices with the
closing quotations last evening" we note q decline
Of 2% in Quicksilver, n in Erie preferred Il in
Hudson, 1H in Harlem, Il In Reading, u in Michi.
gan Central in Southern old, Il in guaranteed,
n in Illinois Central, TX in Pttsburg, in
Galena, "a in Rock Island, ~ in Prairie
du Chen, lH in Fort Wayne, N in
Terre Haute, in Terre Haute prefer
red, in Chicago and Alton. State stocks
we're more active, with good inquiry. Govern
ments were firm. At the close Of the morning
session good many orders made their appear
anoe to pick mp stocks at the Decline and the tone
was irmer The impression appeared to prevail
among leading operators that the reaction was q
healthy symptom, and would bring in new buyers.
At the one p. NJ. call rather better prices ruled,
and there was very little stock offered. At the
second board prices were "A Ak lower, mainly,
- in the morning, in consequence Of sales to
discovered that there was no more stock offering,
and prices rallied sharply on the receipt of some
orders from outside. In the present condition Of
the Market for one man who sells out for the sake
Of realizing profits two or three new men are al.
lured into the speculative arena by the hope of
gain; and the very men who sell out cannot remain
many days idle, with their money on hand, when
such handsome profits are being made by their
rsighbors in operating. The following were the
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hfEGiAG sCritkr.
IAaf lVOus DLEHEs' tAR.Y CLnsfsg Ar4orfs.
IL sgna.e-s ~ ni4se Fttael. =. 4 Nh H. ~
- So - u1l iAis lFtisayje 2 stirE sf.o W
W. ~ AsAA.i. Pr-si8-nL
y aE 2 N. sYaW-.ta "a Il. ~ tfla A t.s ..e4
~ .aftaf K mff sf tA's bans sti,A -. III a
u II. 4..f4 = 4lnsttos.
rrsS. =. raSLog. rr,.ss--c
GPEctAL NtETpsg % fnk gr~lcsI aLTtsL
- Ena,gtfFr 90. 90 " tAaf. als Nfa
. -. us,grHssr Rsssk. - ~ h.sssf st,~st ~. ~, .
-. 49, ffifHt sss4Aa ben n -.
.-.rt.por Mi s~>.sJ t~issr .hssB n Ne0sr
scBAAp s@s,,-sJ.
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Wheat vas lower aud ia moderate dcfnsn1 al tho re
dscton Tho tays saes we're 10000 buheis, a. ~ 70
i 10 Tor white al - 81 "a tor amber, 81 % ss 70
for rcd winter Western. a. 10 81 20 fos Milwaukee
club, 81 2ia 81 % tor am Der iowa and w,ecensin 81
al 10 cr chicago spring decsned =. ,cr b4sne,
With al.s q CO 900 tGshes including mixe western
csc a to unsound srd s6c tTc Tor souuH nd 20
tic. lie for yr,lov Western and shfc DO UYts
heavy sns 10Nn - So s4c. kye asd % me q
100 husne's a Sc. CSC. Barley and barlcy
tuecd neg ecied.
town limited request ard quoted afite heavy.
irchdLg ho, ~ s, at &c, guod. g7c ~ -. fs.
&c a p Sc, ordinary. .SHc fair ~ gpd tafs -,
n &C i,e.. Java nats anu bass - 80 &c g4rA.
c,,so he ale. Lsgusyra. nc. 3Ic. ~ iarnlaSo,
nc. arse.
Corrus continued 'o faS demand and 500 bales were
repot. led sold Al G.c. q % sc for mlfrlings.
tpylosrr aall, ~th reported ~ W..
erpol u 20 600 bushels grasn al sd. Id AID IsoO
hons cher-s By ues NJ tns ~ LpD1.n 500 D5lF
aosr a ~ 3d. and " .see esshss srsss - go.
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The statement OF the present week, as compared
with the preceding, shows decrease Of 1857 ,l6l
In The items Of loans and discounts, tll ,207 in
srece 81 AIS 667 In deposits, and sl54 $50 in cir
cuiation.
The schenectady and Catskill Railroad was an
idea OF former years. IL was then believed that
Es construction would greatly facilitate and
mize the transportation not only Of passengers,
but particularly OF frcights and produce. by the
canals. II wss urged that when the numerous
lines Of road then In embryo, stretching far away
towards the great West. and the completion OF the
enlarged Erie Canal, should bring their vast accu.
mutations or products 10 the Hudson, this link
would prove Of the highest importance Events
have confirmed that impression. The Western ca
nails aud railroads have thrown upon the enlarged
canals an amount Of transportation under which
thoy literally stagger aud the necessity OF insrea
ing it's facility for entering the Hudson has become
obvious 10 any one Of reelection and observation.
To this conviction we owe TIE recent organization
Of a company for the construction Of the sch.nec-
tady and Catskill Railroad. This organization Ia
under the general Law, WITH a capital OF ore mil
non OF dollars its articles Of association aed the
required percentage paid IN. and the stock books
soon TO be opened for subscriptions. full board
IL directors are named in the articles OF sss0cia.
ton, chiefly residents of Schenectady aod Catsk,ll.
well known gentlemen of wealth and respect
sbiity-D. D. Campbell, Of Schenectady, Presi-
dent; 5. Sherwood Day, Of Catskill, viso Presi.
dent, and Peter Rowe, Of Schenectady. Trea.
snrer. The report Of competent ciyi engi-
ncer states that several years since IAN
examination was made OF route for
canal across the country from Schc-
nec,ady TO ca'skiu, when q very feasible
one was found. ,easins tho valley Of The Mohawk
nearly opposite schenectady, upon level sixty
feet above the level Of Ne road at Schenectady:
nom thence to the tide waters Of the Hudson al
Catskal y descep, Of two hundred and ninety
Axieet TAs distance from seAsssc,sdy V Cas-.
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CITY CoMmERcIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, July 3o--s r. ~
Asur. Sales Of rs bbis. pots woro made al s,se
Pearls continued quiet At SIC. Stock, 1915 bbls
EpE.psrury.-Flour again g.. Toe. lower, and
cut. heavy Tie days saes included II 800 bbs state
and Western southern and 800 Canadian, winin our
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The statements of the banks Of the three prnci-
pal cities Of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
Of flS62 as foloMg:-
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t.Nrau. .N@ Fat rMfg Nh frfENFA srn rtrNfNG
Y r. $780, lN Hfs. iest A..# .&sft Wat# ~
ar 1s emt r4rsss 80 fstaassss 0t.t.
s.a FefaH IL eNfs
H. rrrsns"s y .hir ~ r-Fffss s.u
H. ..~M MelHtft III .s4 49, q
n ...D. .has #s.IH.s fBtts si#Mse W
s#t - .Hts#sss iNt4i.Ata y fssN - Fet@ aF.
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TO yoR rHE CHOLERA BANKS -FTsHERwEv
IL N dsas TIE fs.t ssltrg 80 scsnrr l. A0AHDMAs,
NsnAin " pras Mazda. ~f makr tie
above uAnk-. Suasy Augnd = and ~yfry Succeeding
Ssgaay. VI f0t " tarxsol kast r.tH q at
o',torss Pee slfr e10 sDrA fttsr Il plsr
No. Aofia nyer aa b.h snt .ns. - tsst3. pnasr
chsrfe ~ flefwns Nhaswfrs E fHiLLfP~, C0unUe
" lfTIitPk. ~ier srt gsr. ~ tapfslgn A. -
ku9~s afpt Anaerr.,a ts~rr acsn4f a.. he.a
.ud FNts hsf o. the Ersunf.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHn.ADnPHIA. July 30, 1858.
Stocks nrm. Pennsylvania SIS, I0i: kesding Rail-
road, 54T Morris Canal e5 Long Issnd Railroad. 80;
pennsylvana Railroad, 63h. Sight exchange on New
Eork at par.
BALTIMORE. July 80 1863.
Flour quiet and unchanged Howard street superdne,
So rs do. extra So SO ST. wheat-sales 100 bushels
600 ushes White S9c 90c Oats dull at 70c 72c
WbAkey steady At 45c
PmLApEIrnA, July 80, 1899.
Flour very dull. Wheat qniet Corn In better denlaQd:
yellow. 7Sc. Oats dull. Cotton duh petroeum-Sales
1000 bbs. crude Ut 3lc 32. refined Soc In bond 6oc.
free.
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ron SALE.


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n Asenel fef ss~ etssr a. ~ 0~ssf - et1e. ~
Sss. ssSs'.' 1'-'' '''' A''''' - :" - - -
4 GROCERY groRR roE sAfg-wfrH STOCK sxD
"A tiru'.. a tos osssr eaHno' A'isa- /" = iH fs -
AZ oLp WE'LL rsrAsLrsnrD DtsIS0 ssloos.
90 s.,.. :, ~ s 80, e. 80 $50 ,s. ros-5, 49, ss,
''.s-i; RTft4h1a5sos 5s 10 z.sass--a 49,,
pporooe.rH oArLyET ron sitg cHrar-in
n aas r'stlaa lnrg -It'e 49, 1's Z. ~ ~ 'ties
90 ..,a-,' - y g,'s' r'h' '"a'' '''' ''-'h"
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1 LArGg povS Tovs HENAuEiSr AEp nAE
X. ssi,,r sa..ss. -ssal Ell. tt. .isa,se. Assut
80 80 'sSr."is ' .. MCMAHON : .s5 s..ss,,
swgagEn .oI go -. gases .i.. .lo.s soH
= h.rt.sla :, ssrf.'.. 80 80 Ase
-" HnlicnE,l Ne sSe.,
, -Soa sAir. r1E y sr 40 coytsyp ~
~. ~ e ~ - s q. .
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r.pg cr,eL ~. .ttLg ent 5rR
s.s.s. sas .oi -.a-ssa 80 - - =. 80,
- as srafD
l.0s .gaglO. Enl Aau - CkaAN f.tgoN f8a
$50 EtFr fi@f ~Ntt ~ tt~n e.
IT,. p r.s'e a's1 stss e'
t,RU4 rF0Ms fGN atlE ~8N ptD ettt LlfIAp
ff $500 s+ tNF t#e@tt .fA
fs.,ss-. s.rtsats -. ,est.tt@s ts.t. aP.i.f
I.UNA fUgN ENafkEaA #lN ssiF-tNN III NNn
y th.ts. sta m*arllw ttNr Ne@t - Nssf .sssN
aus -,t's.rrE,ss cFgat tHN. tsnnortt
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49, s.Ite .nN
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river bile.
Hops were In demand al Ihc a 22c.
LIxs -Ihrre was rather dong In this line, at
SIC. Tor conmon Rockiand. 81 So ulnp do. s0c Tor
Giens Falls lump, and 81 1885 for Jointa per bbI.
MoLA>sssrwas inactive. without cnapge IN price
NAVAL SroRIs were du and prices altogether nominal.
PRo,raoss.-Pork fell 20 Sl3 IS Tor mess sii 81
sll so for Id mess. and so sll prime with saes
OF 900 bbs. Ieei continued very mode ate request
with sales OF io0 bbis at ~ IS Sl3 rs for prime and
tla SO $40 Tor extra mess Lard moderately dealt
IN nj gAc u lOc.. with Saes OF 750 kagcs. OF cut
meats 200 packages changed hands at 4l.c Sc. for
shoulders sne sac. 8hc. for hams BACON dal AZ
Sac Ic Butter and cheese eoIn,ed ut drop
ing prices.
Rox-ssles we're made Of 500 bags Fast India, par.
at 1kc. a 7Lc.
SUGARS were moderately inquired for with sales Of $50
hhds. $40 at I2.c for Porto Rico l3c l3Ac.
Tor New Orleans, and o. a II &c. for Cuba.
TAILow was less active, with sales 80 600 pounds at
95sc l0c.
wulsxxr continued heavy At 45c.. with sales Of 900
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closing quotations of the day.

meeting Of bondholders Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway was held to-day, and the
secoud mortgage bondholders agreed to exchange
their bonds for o per cen. preferred stock, fund
Ing, at the same time, three coupons in advance.
The vote was unanimous. The meeting likewise
authorized the committee to consolidate with the
Prairie du Chen and Milwaukee and st. Paul on
satisfactory terms. Committees from the three
roads meet this evening at the st. Nicholas, and
there seems to be fair prospect that consolida.
ton will take place.
The business Of the Sub.Treasury was az follows
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nILLi,uDs.

NItsfI FftJNs
4 .0yi li.&f aflnt3 in',kD. ~ = as..
AZ ~ 80 $50 ksstNtEN
swHgloAs at .saD cDNogKts
~ 4fNA
tast tHfssfnfsm s#E n.
FMFg.se fN.LNs 80
~"f :" - 80 Eas.Ty.
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DECISION OF CHIEs JJsrIcE PEAssoN.-We find
in the Asheville Neus an important decision by the
Chief Justice in the case of R. s. Finley Mr. En-
ley is Maryander, came to this State in May, er
with no intention of changing his domicil, but Of
staying in North Carolina until the war was over.
He is SO years of age, and was ordered out to do
military service in the Home Guard refused to
serve-was arrested and sued out the writ Of habeas
sorpus The Chief Justice decides that Finley. .is
not simply foreigner who is resident here like an
kngsishman or Frcnchman, but he is an "alien enc
my here BY permission Of our government, and
nos liable to military service. According to his
eohstractaa ofthe act establishing the Home Guard,
ne thinks an Eng.ishman or Frsnchm.n who had
resided here for thirty days would be bound to serve
but citizens like Finieyw arc alien enomies, "re
aiding among US by permission Of our government,
cannot By any but direc: and uasqni,ocal words be
orced into our armies to repel inyasioa and it is to
be presumed that whenever their presence ia ann.
posed to endangcr the public safety the permission
TO reside here will be Withdrawn, and the poycrn.
ment will require them as alien encrnlcs to den.r.,,
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: CoRRUPrToN IN The PAsspoar 0rFIcE-THE CnIEz
or TIE OFFICE DETECTED IN PASSPORT SPECULATION.
On Saturday Lieut. s. @ Kirk, Chiefof the Pass
port Office, was placed under arrest upon the au-
thosiiy Of an order from General Winder, charged
with speculation il, and, selling the passports 20
outside parties. ,fzz4 49,
It will DO reeeileeted. thai, some two sor three
weeks since, two men, named Head and Wolff,
tho former livery stable keeper, and the SECOND
restaurateaar opposite the Old Market, were appre.
hended and lodged in Castle Thunder on the testi-
mony Of two individuals, who were oyerhauled try.
ing % make their escape through the Goniederstc
INTO the Yankee lines. These parties sisted, on
OATH that they had purchased the passports Of Head
and Wolfa and this information led TO their arrest
and incarceration in the Castle. On Friday Alter
noon, Head. who had determ,ned to make clean
breast Of it sent for Capt Maccubin, chief Of the
detective corps and that officer after an Interview,
consulted with General -Winder, who, on Saturday.
had Head and Wolfe before him. Head, tbsu and
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THE CABINET.

With no other motive or thought than to advance
the public interest wewould again respectfully sug
gest to the President the advantage Of reconstruct
ing bis CsbiEet, and calling to his aid the very
ablcst intelects Of the country. The burihens and
responsibilities of his post too great for any
man to bear -He has use for a the assistance it is
possible to command If he could make Cabinet
Of Nspoleons, Pitts. Rcheleus, Machisrelhs, Al
sxsnder Hantons, and men Of their mould, he
would have abundant employment for them all.
The country may not contain such men, but 1t will
not be considered disparagement to the Cabinet as
it stands to say that abler men can be foand to oil
its departments. We have Department Of State,
that has not been abs in nearly three to estab
ish relations with any other State-a Treasury De-
partment that has tniled to keep its finances from
running to rain--a War Department in the hands Of
chief whose whse studies and course of life have
been purely civ1c-a Navy Department without .
nAvy-a Post office Department with very shack
ling system of msils-a Department of Justice va
cant. The business of each Department. separately,
shows the want Of . more mastcsiy hand-and the
united powers Of their chiefs in Cabinet council-f
councils are ever held-fail to supply the qusntam
Of wisdom the country needs W q are getting to
deep waters, and feeling Of dread is skaking the
souls Of the people. There is nothing the President
do that will reanimate their hearts and stir
ulae their coaf lence in and affection for hin "A the
calling to his side, as his daily adyis&f q 8 Cab
net Of The w;sest truest and most exphienced men
in the country-regardiess of what may have been
their former political associations The tiue il pro-
pitious-the occasion urgent and the people anxi-
ously expectant For his own continuing capacity
for usefulness and future fame Is well as on account
of the sorely necessitous and exgent condition Of
the country, we earnestly press th,s recommends.
tion.-Ifs.Aa aWh,y. 2: :. q = =.
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&1.11O REwARD...I HEREWlra

$l Pss. sa%.fRsi1 * ct s..sls:. assESIra " :!
son apprehendng dsserter hereia advertised. Yin re-
esys $50 reward for biz delivery TO The sonsspt
ing officer. L. A: JOHNSON. Capt Co. a.
Commanding t9th Regimen. n C. T.
4 Eaef A1.1nsees and Dsss,ssrs 81 sea Rsg.sssrt.
Company A, Capt johnson. Private d Hpyt,
snbstitrts and dessrtsr, Eswbern.
Dessn3rs, Thomas Brown. Wilmington; r Dufhs,
Rcbnand Va; john Snidsr d.; John Myers do: Hart.
man aiie. do; VIM Mccoy, Winchester, Va; John Tab.
lsr d. Absen. without lea,e, Bfadshsr, IsssLure;
Z Bray, Dsnyfls Va 49, -
Company c. Capt A AcIn.ire Absent without leave.
" Brsscs Golden Plae., 0nslow county G; a Car
ter Teacheys Depot Dupln sunty q Sekberu Castesn
Bsnrern'an's Q New Hanover county, Ct Isaac Deal
Baunerman's p Q. New Hanover count. C.: q Edsna
,essos a Without ''.ss Colder Pes 0n.e,, Caatyk q
New Han6~er county, N c.; Mitchell, sbseut without
leave ksnan.ylie Dupn county, NC; Beej Pxdeest sb
~, Nc :, -'''- -'-'s s ssa''ss o0'A'
Company =: G.pt Sharp. Bsleh, acs..r..r R.r..
Diidiy dsssrtsr Isrtiord county. e. Isaar Godwin
i!s','s,d sGaa.y 6 a ds.S5ssI I.ord
e; OEsans, de.crtsr Hertford cannfs G; W Over.
ton, deserev Hertfrd canty, 6; Cseb Taylas dessr
eer Htsord ssuny, Q; John Parksr absent without
i.a,. .air euas 6; pdsy s.ses .sa wisSsss
sspss, sSs e.. Ens absent wsss.
es North county a fure sb.sn, m,sSh. .;t
out Ieave Northampton county 6; W. oInes. absent
without le.ye Northampton cauuty Il E:J j Hovunrd
..s: shaa .ss ss'i S.s.s
Company f, Capt SsY Bryce. James Brovpinc. deser.
ter Gssson eona. G.; 4 Sss dss. ter, Castor coun.
Lay. desertsr. a.aa eo,.niy. nc; + Isy, dsssfter
county, G; B Mcdaniel, d.sersr, CASTOR COUNTY.
ds.er.er Gharot.s d: n p"Ss syss,s nSmns
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..,,s, Advance in our Terms.

Another Advances IN our IctMs.
80. ,o the increase in prices and the continued
o"s :.,on Of the currency, we are compelled again
aep's ,... our terms. The Weekly Standard will
\" au, o.r he four dollars for six months. aud the
n't' weekly six dollars for six months.
We are now paying for paper to print on seventy
A.. cents per pound; before the war we paid ten
,,nt, per pound. Nearly every thing else required
IN c.rry on our business has advanced and is ad-
,,ucing in proportion. We regret to have to make
,bi, ADVANCE but our readers will see that We can
not continue the Standard at formsr prices with
out falling in debt.
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usSEKAL HoInsa "a lata issue Of the Nis;.sia-
.aa says: "Onr latest advices from A,kansas:iI,.
ssts that General Holmes is about to resume com,
[bro OF the army in that State The intelligence
ur fs damper upon our hopes for tho success of
.p.psS pll in the Trans Mississippi Department
.oplo n ri,ce IS the man whom the army and the
ietpoS "ah1 lie can lead the Western soldiers to
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A HoRsrBL. sres.srlos.-The following ;e q a.

A HoRErBLE sreGEsrIoS.-Th following is ,ou
recent number ofthe Fayetteville Obserpsr:
10 prevent such disastrous result fth.t ;c
me secession Of the State,] selfpresersaten would
polige the Confederate army to tpke and hoM ormed
possession Of tho State. North Carolina would Tins
become the battle ground Of the two hostile nations
md md her own sons would DO arrayed in deadly hos.
|tliisy to each other" :
Comment Is unnecessary,
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.Exhihit,on aud Conccrt.

Wolearn that there will be an exhibition and
eacert of the pupilsof the North Carolina lnstitu
tion for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, hsfore
the members Of the Legislature this (riday) even
ing 1t o'clc"k. The exercises will take placs 10
the Chapel Of the Institution. II
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DIED,

Died, in Almanee County, N. c. on the 10th and 19th
November. ELLA Swan aud ANsRyA RIcs infantdansht
srs Of Fresman and Msry LeAih. tfCon.