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DICKENS NEW NOVEL.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS, BY CHARLES DICKENS,
u (BUz) Price, IS 90
When sent by mail, 325
For sale by W. L. P0MEROY.
EILHAM ms MANUAL.-FOR VOLUNTEERS
" and Militia-new edition. containing all the plates,
f0r cash only Price $40. For sale bv
w. L. POMEROY.
DLANK BOOKS.-A LARGE SUPPLY CAP,
E6 Denny and Medium Sizes-for cash only. At
POMEROY'S.
STEEL PENS.-3OO GROSS JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
- Steel Pens VARIOUS kinds by the single box quant
~, ut POMEROY'S.
II FAD WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
IL at P0MEROY'S.
II POMEROY'S
Raleigh, May 10, 1898 Al
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SNUFF SNUFF!
II ORILLARDS SNUFF IN BLADDERS. APPLE
Ia BY'S "Rail Road" d"
For sale by A.. A. WILLARD.
Greensboro, n. c., March 80 1852. 81
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
CREECH & LITCHFORD.

VNTE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED CO-PART-
w nership in the general Auction and Commission
business, viz: for the sale of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, Real and Per.
sOnal Property, &c.
Our store is large and commodious, fronting Fay
etteve aud Hargett streets in the centre Of the business
part of the City, aud universally conceded to be the best
location in the place for our business.
Both Of having been for years past engaged
in the merchandise and auction business atter our
selves that make it TO the interest of parties
make their oonsgnments to for either private commits
sion auction sales.
We refer to the entire business community of this place.
A. CREECH,
]. ]. LITCHFORD.
Raleigh N. c., April 81, 1868. S3-tf
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FORTUNE FOR e5.
A NY PERSON ENCLOSING 90 TO BOX 100, RICH
N mond, Va. will received two recipes for articles Of
daily and constantly increasing demand The materials
cheap that outlay Of IS of the recipes
alone will reazs when manufactured aud sold $75 Any
manufacture either article in hour. Written
directions sent
May 90, 1868. A-9tpd.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
MYTH AN EXPERIENCES OF MORE THAN FOR
w ty years. the undersigned does not fatter himself
but is atered by his customers and will receive and sell
at Auction or on Commission, everything entrusted to
his care FRANK. /. WILSON,
Auctioneer.
Raleigh, May 10, 1858. 4-H
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0STONEWALL JACKSON" .
a HANDSOME LTTHOGRAPH PORTRAIT OF
N JACKSON wholesale or retail. BY
: SAMUEL PEARCE,
HilIsbOrough, N. G.
Sent free for one dollar liberal discount the trade
May 90, 1868. 42-9tpd.
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DISTRICT all aforesaid
Montgomery and Richmond sru0 and District the prices shall b
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COMPREHENSIVE.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPART-
Il nership in the PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS, under
the name and style Of B. DUNCAN CO., and are pre-
pared to fill all orders for ENGRAVING and PRINTING
BANK NOTES or other business in their department.
B. DUNCAN,
PHILIP CLAYTON,
HENRY W. GRAY,
P. L. VAL0RY.
Columbia s. c.. May IL, 1863. S9-stpd
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June 2, 1868.
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K1TTRELL,s SPRINGS.

BANK OF NORTH.CAROLINA. 1890.
TUJHE ANNUAL MEETING Of THE STOCKH0LD-
ers of this Bank will be held at their Banking House
in this City; the Second Thursday, the llth Oh
9. G. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, May 8, 1863. std
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SPECIAL ORDER NO.

q GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July
I6.-The commissioned officers of the
Army of the Cumberland are requested
TO call at No. 20, Cedar street. opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, at the earliest convenience. For
further particulars, enquire at the gale
ry above namod.
The Gallery of the Cumberland is now
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The proprietors Of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
zens Of Nashville that they are prepared
to furnish photographs superior TO any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up our capacious Gallery, FAR SUI
perior 20 any in the Southern States, and
also procured at great expense the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose one OF the most
talented and largest corps Of Photograph
ers in the Department of the Cumber-
land. We are, prepared TO, execute ali
kinds Of work. desired, with despatch,
and at reasonable prices. We would re-
specially invite all those DESTROYS OF
having Photographs TO visit our Gallery,
where they will be treated with courte-
eyiby us and all our attaches. Please
call, one aud All, and examine specimens
sof Carries de Visite, etc. = p "a.
MORSE & PEAsLER, Proprietors
N. B.-In connection with the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt of Photographs OF ths
officers Of the army. Duplicates can b
had by addressing Morse & PeAslee, Z
o. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn,
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Sutlersl sutlersl

A & M, LANDsBERG Il Co., corner Of
Market street and Square, have just
received, aud are selling at prices that
defy competition,
90 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
40 Oaddies Twist and Burnside To-
bacoo.
80 Butts Natural Leaf.
80 Gases SArdines.
90 Kits Maokerel, Nos. and 2.
60 Gases MAltby's Oysters.
200 Barrels Dried Fruit.
Also q full stock of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, HAndker-
chiefs, Paper Collars, Portfolios, Note
and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink,
Backing, Spice, nc, &c,
Together with the best brands Of Wits
ky, Bitters, Champagne, CAtAWba
Sohnapps, Sc, and complete AssOrt-
ment of Notions.
by giving us a trial you will Gnd il t.
your advantage.
A. & M. LANDsRERa & %.
Sept Is,
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RoBprRY IN KENTUoKX--A party of
four or i've men went TO the residence Of
Dr. David King, in Logan county, Ky,
early on the evening of October the 10Th,
and robbed the Doctor aud his son John
OF gold watch each They then riaed
the drawers of fifty dollars in money
and appropriated to their use number
Of little trinkets and articles, that were
OF no value to any one except the family.
a gun and pistol were also taken pos
session Of by the thieves. After having
pilierod the dwelling TO their villainous
hearts content, and frightened nearly to
death the wife Of young John King, who
was confined 10 her bed from sickness,
they went to the stable and took a val
liable mare belonging to the Doctor, and
made of with their ill-gotten booty,
This is only one among the large number
OF cases Of . similar kind that We have
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! id9ldi' quoted At 4siT0D0O

q VIZ WIZ ]
significance of the Iowa Election
Tits idle for the enemies of the Ad-
ministration to pretend that the triumph
of its candidates in the late election, is
only popular verdict in favor Of the
prosecution OF the war, and not an
endorsement of its radical war policy.
The Iowa election ID . signal proof Of
this fact. The Anti Administration
nominated Gen. Tuttle, 3 strong war
Democrat, but opposed to the rAdical
policy, and yet he has been defeated by
ever $4,000 majority. There is strong
reason to believe that in the fall election
of 1864 not as many Conservative votes
will be pOlled in all the free States, as
were pOllsd on Tuesday in the State of
Ohio. - laie" y "A =
The only copperheAd elected TO the
Ohio Senate is George Converse. The
Converse Of this abatement ia. untrue.
[ e.
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Auction az "a Public sannre.

will sell large stock Of groceries,
on Wednesday at 10 o'clock, consisting
Of a general assortment of family sup
plies, Wholesale and retail merchants
are invited to attends, as the goods will
be sold Without reserve, and large privil-
eyes given, if those wishing to buy will
only bid My entire stock will be sold
at Public Sale. II. CAMPBELL.
Oct2O-2t.
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New THEATRE.--Miss Laura Keene
and troupe make their second appearance
tonight, on which occasion the beauh-
ful play of the "Blind Heiress, or Sec
ond Love" will be produced The en-
tertainments close with the farce of
mature and Art%
A very large audience attended last
night, and were delighted with the
superb manner in which the fine old
comedy "sheT Stops to Conquer" was
played.
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heard Of in Southern Kentucky, to say
nothing Of the daily accounts that reach
us from our own section. The people
themselves will hare to rise up in their
might and put summary stop to those
rowing bands Of guerrillss and high
way robbers that are preying upon the
country; aud the sooner they 60 to
work the better.
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A rebel organ in Louisville says that
the Conservative party must be not only
virtuOus, but above suspicion" Every
body knows that the conservative faction
is neither. It's reputation agrees very
singularly with its character, and both
are as bad as they possibly can be.
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BY Telegraph from ChattanOOga

By Telegraph from Chattanooga.
OCTOBER 10, 1868.
10 Brig. Gen. Granger; ~ /.
Arrest the officers who surrend ered al
McMinnyille, and have them tried for
their conduct in that affair Those who
surrendered will be disgraced and pun
ished. Publish this dispatch in tn
newspapers. Notify the Bridge Guards
that no atiYenders are ALLOWED.
(Signed3 j. A. GARFELD,ff
Brigsdier- General and Chief of staff.
Oct 1341w.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT D1spAroHts


LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20.--MajOr. General
Grant assumes command Of the armies
Of the Cumberland, Ohio and Kentucky,
with plenory powers. IN
General Thomas succeeds General
Rosecrans the latter being ordered to
Cincinnati, and to report therefrOm by
letter to the AdjutAnt- General At Wash
ingtOn City. ~
Gen. Grant will immediately assume
direction of affairs at Chattanooga. "
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.--Advices from
Burnside's are good. His marches and
victories in Eastern Tennessee and South
ern Virgins, are eminently satisfactory.
In almost every case the rebels have been
whipped and routed.
Burnside declares that q not more
loyal people live than are found in East
Tennessee.
CA1RO, Oct. 20.--The steamer Anglo
Saxon and Sunny South with two humid
red and fifty bSles Of cotton, arrived
yesterday.
The Federal operations on the Mem phis
and Charleston Railroad, during the six
days fighting since the Colliersville bat
tie, foot up about six hundred rebels kill.
ed, large number taken prisoners, and
q considerable quantity of arms captur-
ed. lssl - >. ass "a ba1 Y
Litsla Rock advices of the 14th say
that the rebel army is scattered in every
direction. I'D .6t
There has been an extraordinary re.
vival of the Union sentiment. Over one
thousand men have joined the Fedora
army.
New York, Oct. 2O.-The Posts Wash
ingtOn letter says it is rumored that on,
corps Of Lees army has gone to ChAttA
nooga
The same papers special says tina
everything looks cheerful this morning
| MeAde's army is in hot pursuit of tn
rebelS,who have already retreAted beyonC
the RppidAn.
ahe New YORK, Oct. 20.-Ootton is dull .
SO cents. -- ssats
lar Gold IN ouoted At 49ronn ~
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DsTmGUIsHED ARRIvALs--The fol-
lowing distinguished military men ar
rived in this city yesterday, and took
lodgings at the ST. Cloud. Maj Gen. U.
S. Grant and staff; Brig Gen. II. ?. Van
Oleve and staff; Brig. Gen. M. @. Meigs,
and Brig Gen. j. A. Rawlins.
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Wanted TO rent for six months, one or
two convenient rooms for private lodg-
ing-either furnished or unfinished
near the business portion of the city
and not higher up than the second
story. Apply at No. 81, City Hotel.
Oct loft
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There were forty four cases tried in
Recorder shAne's Court yesterday The
anes and costs amounted to consider
able sum
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HEADQ,Rs U. s. QUARTERM'Rs DEF'r,(

nEADQks u .. NJUAhTEhM lbs lJkFIV
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. IL, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. -.
1t is reported that Officers of this De-
partment have demanded and received
from their subordinates receipts fer q
greater weight Of forage than they have
actually received. Such a practice is in
violation Of Che regulations, and opens a
door for extensive frauds, and is most
reprehensible.,
Upon conviction the severest measures
will be taken with those who accept and
those who give such false receipts.
M. O. MEIas, QuartermAster Genl.
octl3-3w tfl t1
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A & M. LANDsBERe & Co., Wholesale
Suffers Supplies, corner Public Square
and Market Street, have on hand so
cases Of assorted Candy, which they Of
fer to the trade, before the holidays, at
reduced rates. Call and examine it.
Oct. 20.-tf.
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NnshvilIe Union CHM.

An election for President and Vice
President Of the Club, win be held on
Wednesday night, Coct. 2ls0 at the City
Council Chambers.
A full attendance is requested.
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THEATRE.-Mrs. Waller appears to-
night in the character Of Meg Merrillies
in theplay Of "Guy Mannering, or The
Gipscy'a Prochecy." The performances
close with the farce of the Two Greg
cries" Mrs. Waller commenced her en-
gsgement here in the part Of the Gipsey,
and made an impression only less than
that Of Miss Cushman There has been
q general desire to have her repeat it,
and we are glad 70 see that the manage
ment have deferred to The wishes of the
public. as
Mrs. Bernard appears as Julia Man
nering; Mr.. Jordan as Dandie DinmOnt ;
Mr.. Everett as Dominic Sampson and
Mfr. Arnold as Col. Mannering. The per-
formances close with the musical come
distta entitled the "Two Grsgories.'
Mr. Gregory, Harry Everett; Mrs. Greg
DRY, Mrs. Stewart. Everett has two
good characters, and will have fine OPP
portunity to Amuse his host Of friends.
Last night and the night previous,
Mrs. Waller played Naomi, the deserted,
in the drama of that name, translated
for her from the German. The piece is
a thrilling one, and was ably produced
Mrs. Waller impersonated the deserted
maiden as only she could. The eharac-
ter 10 peculiarly her own. I
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A member of Company q, 21st Ken
lucky, writing from Barracks No. J. in
N this city, furnishes as with an account of
the capture of trains on Walden's Ridge,
on the let inst, by the rebel cavalry under
General Wheeler He shows that the
portion Of the 21st Kentucky, detailed
TO aid in protecting the trains, did valu-
p, able service, fighting against oyerwhelm-
ing odds, and succee ded in saving the
government much property that would
otherwise have been lost. Ie makes
mention Of Col. s. w. Price, Captains
MillwCod, sherrard, .Sandridge and 1t
e. b. Davidson, Frank Morton. and Hon
ney as deserving Of great credit for their
gallant and efficient conduct. lie thinks
the rebels captured about 400 men
chiefly transfers and non combatants
and burnt About 12o wagons; losing &c
men killed. and many wounded. Ths
prisoners were robbed Of money, cloth
ing, sc. Having been taken from Nc.
Minuyille, towhich point they were car
ried, they were paroled and ordered tc
Carthage. On their way thilher they
were further subjected to AnOthsrrObbing
at the house Of DIR. Fain, the ladies there
seeming to regard IT as good Joke ane
enjoyed the fun amazingly.
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Just received a splendid lot of Mems,
Women's, Misses, Youths and Children's
Shoes and Boots, for sale low by
Oct 20. -2w. M. L. ALEXANDER.
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A splendid assortment Of silk pocket
Handkerchiefs, all hemmed and ready for
mao Al GREEN & GREES's.
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aJohn, which is The most reliable, iig

"John, which is the most reliable, fig
ures, or truth itself? p Is ~ ava
Figures, OF oourae.n
"Why sop
because the proyerb says that figures
cannot lie" and another proyerb says
truth lies-At the bottom of we'll"
SHARP youth; guess you must have
read thatin one of singleton's capital
comic papers. Go to his News Depot
and get another" oot2O-2t
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GREEN a GRrEN

Have lust replenished their stock Of
Hats, with all the latest fall sty les for
mon and boys, at 40 College Street.
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Lambs Wool, Cashmere, Isle Thread,
Linen and Cotton Half Hose; in abund-
ance, for fall and winter wear at
43 College Street,
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We are indebted 70 w. O. Collier for
the latest Louisville aud Cincinnati pa
pers, ~ or
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WEDNESDAY, NoRN!NG, oC p, 1868.
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, 1863-09-05

" every man who voted for the Union can.
didates assented to all the bad and wicked.
designs Of the Abolitionists,n The e1ec-
ton resulted in The comn]ete snccess of
the Union ticket every candidate ,,non II
hayinp heen e,actad
We accent these choar;nc ras,,1te os ,r,.
ph~ic of the corning fa1, e1ectiona IN the
variol States; ;; The macn1f;cen+ +r;u,n,1e
Of Ferm>nt :De1aware and California ar,
the foirruhners of eoua1,v 1narked suc-
ceses In a,Y;a Wisconsin Ohio and the
other 6tates.> 9,nconraced Nv the p1orinus
, 1863-09-05

Prospects of Now Orleans.
Says New Orleans correspondent of the
New York Tribune:
I have noticed something's not unworthy
Of mentioc-among them the fact that Gen.
Butler Is popular in this city among the mid.
die and poorer classes, and to degree also
among the former nabobs Of the place. The
redemption Of the Place from the odious ter
rorism which ruled 1t prior to his advent here,
his fine executive and administrative capacity,
LIS prompt and decided measures for the pnn-
1shment Of aggressive, agitating treason, and
many incidents in his career that hare been
much commented on throughout the county,
are here spoken Of now In such terms as to
satisfy me that nc General In the United States
service could have accomplished more with
this people. This Is surprising when We re-
member that It is subject Of wonderment in
many minds that Gen Butler escaped assas.
siration during his stay here
At this season Of the year the population Of
New Orleans Is ordinarily about Isl, 600 souls.
In winter, during the busy season, 1t reaches
neor $4,000. It Is now but little over 60. 600,
If the soldiers are left out Of the count. With
in the past few days there has been m appa.:
rent revival Of business, owing to the arrival
Of the bulk Of Gen. Ord's command: tho 18th
army corps. Bat, making due allowance for
the season and other present circumstances,
there are evidences on every hand that the
great commercial Importance Of the city Is a
thing of the past. Her trade In the great sta
pies, cotton and sugar, is gone. It Is true,
that some apparently successful experiments
In sugar culture have been made, and at the
proper lime some sugar may be looked for.
But the area devoted to these experiments ID
comparatively very small- Both sugar and
cotton will tora year or two come to. New
Orleans In driblets, when they formerly came
In floods. Then, again, the trade with the
West Indies Is gone, and cannot bo recovered
for long time. Thia is one ofthe calamitea
which was inflicted on the West aud South
west by the closing up Of the Mississippi
River navigation. Now, that the river |:
again open, q resumption Of the old tradt
time. The shipping necessary Is otherwise
employed. The attention Of buyers has beef
turned elsewhere, and Will not immediatel,
revert to former channels. Trade restrictions
moreover, must be removed before receiving
and forwarding can be conducted In q legiti
mate and prosperous way.
, 1863-09-05
Agitation In German,

There are two Congresses Tor Copferences)
now sitting at Frankfort on. the -Mainc-one
composed Of the German Princes, the object
Of which is said to be the discussion Of a for
mal proposition from Aust1ia for Federal IT.
form. This proposition, as re understand it,
embraces
Ffrst-A Directory of i've, consisting of Austria.
Pt4stta, Bavaria md two other German Powers
iseoond-A Federal Council OF permanent repre
sentativee Of German States; an Upper House, to
Be q sbe of shs s e
Of whom will be sent by the Austrian and Prus-
sian Diets. Twothirds Of the Deiesstes are to be
German Etates. aud one third BY the Upper Houses.
1Aisd-The powers Of the Federal Assembly to
be increased The sessions to be tr1ennial.
to be adopted, viz: 4 law regulating the right Of
oomici]e. general press law, general Law rc.
epecti,g associations. and Law fol the establish
ment OF Federal tribunals.
The other assembly Is one Of more popu.
lar composition. It was summoned to sit In
the same city, on the e1st Of August-th.t is
to tay, five days subsequent to the assembling
Of the Congress Of Princes. It is compost
Of what are called the Liberal members Of the
various German legislative assemblies, who
profess to give to the Liberals Of Germany,
scatte.ed through upwards Of thirty repre-.
sentative bodies, something like unity Of ac-
ton in the discussion Of measures and princi-
pies affecting the common welfare. An idea
has got abroad that, among the reasons which
induced the Emperor Of Austria to issue his
Invitation for the 10th Of the present month,
principal one was the desire to forestall,
and, HPossible, to win over, this Diet of Dep
ut1c1 or embryo Parliament: At any rae, the:
near coincidence Of time and place, the pror-
unity ct the crowned heads to the outspokc.
assembly Of the peoples representatives, can
hardly fail TO give to the latter body, and to
It's proceedings, an interest which German at.
fairs hare Of Late tailed to inspire anywhere
beyond the narrow limits Of the Confedera-