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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-28

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE sTANDAHDs
IL DEAR S1R:-As the time is approaching a. wn Sa
members of the next Confederate Congress are 10 oe enc
seu from the several Districts Of the Safe perhaps
we'll that those who have the qualified right should exss
else it. and cast their suffrage for such persons " :n9y
NAV efr to serve them in that capacity more
At such time as the present is i essentially lmPoan'
that the mass of the people should fook well 70 tnes m
tets and select such deserve their entire
dsnce without regard those who may press their owl
peculiar claims for Office thereby permitting the Once 10
seek the man rather than the man the position un ger
such considerations we portion OF tue citizens ana
voters of the sixth Congressional District, would win
much Difference the opinions Of Others respeoti9y snG
pest the name Of Hon BEDFORD BROWN, of Casweil,
be voted for US the member Of this District, conden ty
believing as we d. that he possesses all the
essential 10 mske useful and reliable representative Pc
evng that he sntertans deep and abiding interest IN
The prosperity of our beloved country,
And that he desires that peace should be restored upon
honora BILE and elevated principles and other than such
would he favor Well known he is in the erent por
lions of the in his long and consistent course in
political matters we hope will meet the appreciation Of
Ills friends to rail- with u.s. aud think he can be elect
ed by fair majority are that if SO cho.
sen lie would accept and faithfully them in the next
Congress of the Confederate States he has failed
TO respond othe call of his friends in serving them.
'Anderson's Store, Oct. Is, 1868. STD:
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Wv m1es. s. per bushe four $50 to $780, and in demand
s UUas ;so to 49, dEs xs
scturng $s5 to $40 bacon $50 to sea-, Der nonnS
S ss tn s sasar t1S to t moaes s4 rhsfey
ss5 to aow 81 to &S25 per . rsk ~
pound butter 1918 to "a per pound ten si4 to az per
p9and sole leather $50 to $3.50 per pound upper d to
COLD eleven dollars and fifty cents in Conteas-.te
ey Tor one dollar Nor,hCarolina State bond ssned he.
re the war; four dolars and hy cents for On. dollar of
The bonds, or n 500 for a ii 900 bond new ss y.
cents, two dollars and ten cents for one doar-eht s
cents ISSUE two dollars and twenty FIVE cents Or one
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Dialogue

Impsrt;nent Inquirer.-Is it true that 0r0'ner
Skinner has left the countrya :,
i3enighted Heathes.-ft is andHt - tne nIs. w.
,nnce he has made for some time p fse right d'rec-
Ton.
Inn. Lnqasrer.-why did he lea'ea
Ben Heatles.--He has gone 70 10y rp "'"1
in"-Eurepe. Brother SKINNER says oy a's "0onu''
to the abe.bodied fsaing men Of the STATE as ne
used to say to his congregation "oresanea''o % as
! tell voy but not as d." If the lighting men
were to do as he has done, It would amount p e7
greatest wholesale dssertion e3sr knoWR
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-28

When Chaplain at post or in regiment mas
that he has ceased to be useful from whatever cause
he owes it to himself and to the soldiers to resign
his place and await = .eaY to some new pos'ao'
aye cannot serve God aad Mammon. Easy h','s
tina. is, the world-must not be preferred to the
anritual welfare Of the soldiers
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-28

We publish to day, by request, Gard s'gnea
"Many Citizens" nominating the Hon. Bedford
Brown for Congress in tie 9th District This Is no
doubt done without the knowledge of Col Brown.
He is not a candidate for Congress, but we are not
authorized to say that he would not serve it elected
If he had desired the place, and had SO intmated'
it is more than probable that Mr.. Gilmer would not
have been candidate.
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lAFFICE N. CIR. r. CO.. VANCE, OCT.
u 2ad 1884 sale Of eligible town lots will be held
at this place on Tuesday November 5th 1868 The town
is finely situated Immediately the Railroad Ora
ham, The lots lid of 200 feet square, the streets 100
attention Of all persons wishing to pleasant and
healthy home.
Terms-cssh approved bond at six months with in.
terest from date. THOMAS WEBB, Prest.
Oct. 90, 1858. STD.
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OBITUARY NOTICE,

Departed thisle at her residence in Davidson County,
MRS ANNE BoNER in the I'D year Of her age. For many
years consistent member Of the Church. her Chri stan
shone forth in her whole walk aud
and though the latter years of her life were co uded by
troubles they served but to draw her into closer union
with her Saviour During her last illness she longed for
DEATH and when She felt his approach at hand she
expressed desire to be Alone that she might be found
band, Of the Lord. waiting to welcome the Mas.
ter Her wish was gatifed for when her friends were
least expecting she quietly and gently breahed her last
on Inc morning Of the 18th inst Our loss Is her eternal
gain: tCou
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TIE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IS ONE OF THE GREAT
BuLwARAs OF Liberty, AND. THEREFORE, OUGHT NRv-
RR TO BE REsrRAISED.-BilL Of Rights of North
Carolina.
CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW ABRIDGING THR
FREEDOM or SPEECH, OR OF THE PRESS OR THE RIGHT
OF TIE PEoPLE PEAcEABLY TO ASSEMBLE AND PETITION
THE GOVERNMENT FOR A REDRESS OF GRIEvANcEs.-
O5nsHtutton Of tho Confederate States.
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ACCIDENT AT TIE POWDER AnLs.-Ihe lncorpo'
rating House of the Powder Mills near this o,'y'
was blown up on Friday morning last. The loss
of building, machinery, powder, &C. amounts 10
about sl2, 900. The accident will somewhat inter
fore with the operations Of the MILL but will not stop
= and We are clad to be able to state that no one
was hurt by the explosion
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-28

EO6EPH ANN ADCOCK ~. N. G. ADCOCK
= and Others. Petition for dvoee. Court of Plsas
and Quarter SAsions August Term, 1883.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that Tse
Gee and wife Mary and N G. Adcock non-reaidens e
the State u, motion ID ordered that publication b
made 10 tie Raleigh Ssanda,d for six week. informing
them the Gng Of th petition. and unless they appear
at the next term Of this Court and the will
be taken pro cuatsso and heard pa,ts as to them
Witness 3. &. Coen Clerk Of said Court at Office IN
Peterborough, The FL Monday of August. 1858.
- X. O. GOTTEN. C. CO.
0os.-ss 1883 A-wstPd.
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The vote of the people of Richmond, va to m
strnct their representatives in the Legislature
limit bevoud which prices of articles ofprime neces-
sitv should not co. was for the proposition 1s2'
AGAINST it s57. So maximum was rejected Inc
Senate of Virginia next day, laid the proposition on
tho table
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"AKEN UP AND COMMTTTED TO JAIL
j on the ed day of October, 1885, negro man by the
nsme Of WILLIAM who states that be did belong Capt
Richard Weaver Of Northampton County ID miles fOua
JsclsOp. bat now belongs to minor heirs
said boy 10 shsut IS or 70 years old six feet high bad
tesh nueroasy Scared the and legs. evdeaty
from surgical operAtion-idotic Says be liyea
ssssted orward prove property pay charges and
ake him away, Oshsrvissh val Be- dealt with the law
directA W. H. .CUILOM,
- Sh'R Of Johnston Co
Smithhe,d, n. c.. Oct %, 1888. Alvin.
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Capt Larkin G. Allen, citizen of this county,
was found dead on the Railroad track near Bushels,
on Saturday morning. We learned that an inquest
was to be held yesterday but unable to gather
any particulars -Proyress.
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On Thursday morning last some desperate char
acters. named e. D. Boon, Edward Carney, Ihos.
Cole and John A. Chapman, escaped from castle
Thunder, Richmond and in the struggle they snot
and killed one of the sentnels Sutton Byrd, prl'
v.te in company G. sd N. G. Troops.
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Do not forget to go to the election. Go yourself
and urge your neighbOrs to go with you MOI 10
vote, especially in this crisis is to abandon your
right of selfgovernment
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To the Citizens of the 9th Congressional Dis.
trict.
FELLOW CrTlzENs-Aer several nominations and so'ic-
atons from my friends at this late period have CON
9th Congressional District in the next Congress of the Con-
ederae States offer apology for the late appear
of my acceptance, the mob of the Standard Ofhce
As my principles reached that place short time before the
informed last night by private letter from the Editor
Thus he announced my name being candidate without
my views.
Now fellow citizens state to you ia form condens.
ed possible my position concerning the various ques
tuns before the public and which will most probably
come before next the Congress:
lst If elected shall support any measure that will
bring about honorable peace without fuher eusioB of
bood. All wars must end, and think this can only
be closed by negotiations.
I'd. am opposed to mobs, or mob violence,
3d. opposed to the suspension of the writ of habsas
4h shall sustain with all vigilance the supremacy of
the civil over the military law.
5h The liberty of the press and of speech should not be
encroacbed upon for they the bulwarks of ber
ties.
9Th Congress should adopt plan to place our cur
rency mer basis and the credit Of the Confed
crate Government.
7th Ny impression now is that shall vote for the re-
peal Of the Thng Law unless instructed by my const
uents.
sth The wages of brave soldiers should be largely
increased aud their families especially provided for by the
government
You now have my sentiments, though brief. II you
will receive excuse FIR not visiting the counties Of this
paigu was unable to travel am glad that you once
more have the privilege of going to the baotbox g free
and voting for the whom you wish to represent
you Should be Your choice will endeavor to make you
faithful and honorable representative
()ctoher "a 1ss3 SD
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A soldier belonging to company d, 9Th N. T.
Troops, writing US from Sulvan's Island says:
"Capt. Turner will lead Mr.. Arlington in this COM
oany, though the officers appear to be for AIRING
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MARRIED..

In this City, on Sunday the e5h of October 1865 by tn
FRosT, all Of this City.
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7rH D1srR1cr.-A friend writing US from Mont
gomery County, expresses the opinion that Mr.
Christian will beat Mr.. Ashe for Congress at least
one thousand votes.
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ry Of War directs that be informed Of these charges
na. you require OF Maj Shepherd and other officers OF
!1uI command who may DO concerned full report Of
81 facts in this connecton with which they may be
nzant and that you forward the to this Office with
on the as you may deem ad!i-
signed to elicit yourself the officers OF your
mand any statement which may lead to personal crmina
on Out only 10 attain such information may properly
De procured tor the information and guidance of the De-
partment is earnestly hoped that such explanation
may be gwen by the officers concerned as will entirely
exonerate them.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
80. Your obedient servant,
Signed) s. COOPER,
Adj't. Insp. Gen.
Brig Gen. u. L. BENSING Com'dc, &c.
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The election for members Of Congress will take
place on Wednesday, the 4th day Of November.
We earnestly appeal to euery Conservative to go to
the polls and COTE The partizans of the Destruc-
tive candidates, including many Confederate Office
holders, will be very active in the elections Let
the Conservative people go to the polls, and vote
them down.
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The Yankees will not forget the experiences Of
Chickamauga Their opinion of Southern pluck and en-:
duIance materially heightened bS those Duties ana
their own confidence in themselves materially dimn.
ished,
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NEW TERMS,

The terms of the Sandard henceforth will be three dol
lars for the Weekly six mouths, and four dollars for The
Semi Weekly months, invariably in advance. Owing
to the condition of the currency and the uncertainty of the
times subscriptions for longer period than six months
will not be received.
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For the Standard,

List Of Casualties Of Company D, 2sta Reg't NJ
O. Troops, Battle Of Bristoo Station, near No.
nassas Junction, Oct 14th, 1858.
Killed-Privates William Champion and Wingler.
Wounded-Privates G Adams, mouth; Burt. leg:
Dallas Crawford, arm, severely; Jas Gilmore leg Jno
Jones, knee, severely; " Langston. leg; Polard.
arm, slightly Jno Prince shoulder; VIM Rogers fout
VIM Smith, thigh. badly; Temple. wrist; iii Tread.
sway, leg. Missing and prisonersJ P Honeycatt
Nordan George Norris Alexander Jones Jas stsphens
and H Ray. WIN. n; SMELLING,
Lieut. Oom'dg Co. D., 2sth Regt N. q. T.
~. CITY papers please CODY.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
Executive DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, Sept. 18th, 1853.

His EreeNeney Jefferson Davis, Richmond, Vs.:
Ny DEAR SIR:-You have received BY telegraph before
this information of the riots occurring in this City.
am now anxious about their effects upon the country,
though am greatly in hopes that the mob OF citizens which
DESTROYED the Office of the State journal will act coun.
ter-irran and help to aay the damage being
equal to both parties. The soldiers who origi-
mated the mob belonged to Bennngs brigade, and
apparently led BY their officers several of whom saw in
the crowd but heard of their names except Major
Shepherd have also for believing it was done
with the knowledge and consent of Gen BennDg, be
marked to gentleman hour two previous that his
men bad threatened it. During its continuance he could
not be found-a messenger sent by me to his supposed
quarters at the depot refused admission to him. and
although had ample opportunity after the occurrence to
have seen written discsming the outrage upon
the honor and peace of Carolina, he did not do
As it is nv intention to enforce the laws gdy against all
citizens who participated in the second mob 50 feel 1t
INV duty to demand that punishment may be inflicted on
the officers who assisted counenanced the first Should
this not be DONE shall feel it duty to demand the
of these officers of the State of Georgia to answer
the demands of justice feel very sad in the contemps-
ton of these outrages The distance is quite short to
either anarchy or despos when armed soldiers led BY
their officers can with impuny outrage the laws Of
State. pray you to see that it does not occur
again. Should any newspaper in the State commit traso
Iwould have its Editor arrested and tried by the laws,
which many of vet respect thank you your prompt
orders teegaphed to Major Pierce concerning the passage
of troops through They arc now being enforced
and peace be preserved if they rgidly ooeyed
Very respectfully. your obi serv,nt, u.,,,
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Public Speaking.
The Latest News.

There are said to be signs at present Of battle
between Generals Lees and Meade's forces With
the exception of Stuart's cavalry no part Of Gen.
Lees army is said to be north Of the Rapdan. The
New York Herald Of the 23d says an important
movement in the army Of the Potomac is now on
foot the precise object OF which it is not proper to
make public the meaning Of which probably is that
q movement is to be made on Richmond by way Of
the peninsula.
1t is reported that the Yankees are again at War
renton Station.
Gen. Grant has been ordered to supersede Rose
cranz. lie will assume entire command Of the army
of the West and direct affairs at Chattanooga in per-
son. Gen. Thomas takes command of Rosecranz's
army 1t is stated that Rosecranz's movements be-
yond Chattanooga without orders, gave offence to
the authorities at Washington.
No new movements at Charleston though stir
ring times are expected soon.
Lincoln has issued proclamation calling on the
Governors of the States for 100000 men.
Lairds rams, constructed in England for the Con-
federate States have been seized by the British
eminent Earl Russell has thus succumbed to the
pressure put upon him by the United States. If
this be so, We can expect no more war ships from
England.
President Davis was in Mobile on the Oath.
Gold in New York on the 2Sd, 14s4.
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Fur the Standard.

Fur the Standard.
Nashville, O., Oct H. lssS.
EDITOR RALEIeu STANDARD :-Yod will d. me . favor
by correcting statement made in your paper few DAYS
SINCE 10 the effect that had Ell my position The
gid N. e. Regiment.
Respectfully, GEO. W. CLAYTON,
1t. COL combs ed N. C. Regt
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~REAT SALE OF PROPERTY AT PUB.
u Lie AUCTION.-On Tuesday the 10th of November
will sell At Public Auction in the Of Asheve that
valuable property long known the EAGLE HOTEL,
of which any description is deemed unnecessary The
property, embracing the Lots attached contains about
acres.
ALSO,
All the Furniture Of every description, being sufficient
for the accommodation Of 800 boarters.
lot Of young and likely Negroes, including family
consisting ofa man. his we and two boys. whxill b
sold together.
ALSO
numbsr Of Rss Horses, Hacks. Bugges, Wsgons, fns
Harness, some goOd Cows, &C.
Tnct of119 acres Of we'll timbored Land, lying with.
in .vo miles q Asheyille.
aess SID previously at private SALE the whole Of ths
Valuahe property will be exp0sed al public sale the high
= est bidder, On the abovS mentioned day.
Terms made known on the day Of the sale.
JAMES d. BLAIR.
Ash-vilie, Oct %, lsss- ss-st
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TELEGRAPH.
RICHMOND, Sept 10, 1856.

Co.. T. B. Hdnee:
Your dispatch of this date received Ideepy regret the
you announce and have sent by telegraph
following order to Maj W W. PIERCE. Q. M: You will
not allow the troops in transit to be detained at Raleigh
and will communicate to the commanding officer of each
detachment passing there that he is instructed not to per-
init his the City but if transportation is not
furnished enable the detachment to proceed immediately
BY railroad will march, hating to encampment at safe
distance from Raleigh" JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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SAMUEL HI. KISTIAN FOR CON.
y GRESS.-Many of the citizens of Moore County de-
sire to vote for SAMUEL II. CHRISTIAN. of Montgom.
cry County, representative in Congress from the 7h
Congressional District.
July TO- 1868. Std.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZE BY THE
w friends of Lieut. WALTER DUNN, of Lenoir
County, announce the Of that gentleman as can.
ddste represent tho people Of the I'd Congressional Dis
trict in the next Confederate Cong ress
Anonst 81 lSSs 7O-M
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gUlHE FRIENDS OF. GEN. WILLIAM r.
IL JONES, of Polk County, announce him as a Conssr.
vave candidate for Congress in the 10th Con gresson
District of North Carolina.
July 7, 1868. 55-tGpd.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ]
Ehecutiue Department, :
Raleigh, Oct. Is, 1868. !

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Ehecutire Department, :
Raleigh, Oct. l5 1863. J
Hon. Jas Il. Seldom, Secretary of Rar:
DEAR SIR:-The letters of Gen. Benning and It. Col.
Shepherd of the I'd Georgia regiment in reference to the
mob 10 this City, received They satisfactory,
far their denial of their participation oncerned
though cannot but think Gen B. is mistaken in suppo-
sing there any number of North Carolina troops
in the riot In my letter to the President said that
Bennng remarked to Col WhItord transportation agent
here hours previous the mob that he should not
be surprised if bis did tear down the Standard Of
ce as he had heard it threatened and that during the
prevalence of violence sent M him and he could not be
found and that senger sent for him, driven
away from the depot by the soldiers This raised susp
zion in nv mind that he might have cOnnved at the
duct of his men, which heightened BY the fact that he
offered apology regret bally otherwise to
egn State which thought and still think be mi ght and
should have done.
As to It. Col Shepherd (whom the men in the darkness
called Maj,r) suppose must have fallen into very
great mistake concerning him II he is the officer upon
whom called at the hotel aud who went with to the
scene of VIOLENCE then owe him great many thanks for
his assistance instead of accusation OF guilt Somehow
got it into my head that the officer who assisted was
L. Col Harris. aud upnu arriving at the Stndard office
hear soldiers calling for Major Shepherd but did not
natural one owing the confusion and darkness and
regret that did It. Col Shepherd injustice. His the
only heard called, and did not ask any man for
his There were several company officers in the
crowd as Judged br theu swords and by bearing men
call out frequently, Captain" Lieutenant" &c.
This you will see the substance of my complaint to
the President wished punishment inflicted upon the
private soldiers but if theytrealy led encour
aged by officers it would be highly proper and polite that
Mey should b. punished
Very respectfully, your cbs seg''t; y. NJ,
Please send copies to Gen B. and 1t. Col 8.
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second letter. dated September II, from Gov Vance
to p, esideut Davis, is omitted for the present.
Confederate STATES OF ANERIcA,
Executive Department,
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. Is, SO.
Con. H. B Vance, Raleigh, N. o.
Ny DEAR SIR:-Your two communications OF the llth
inst have been received
Upon the receipt of your telegram informing me that
the taken to put end to the disturbances in
Raleigh had proved effective orders w:re issued which
il is Hoped will be sufficient to prevent further disorders
have referred to the Secretary of War your statement
rcSpecting particular officers alleged to have been con-
cered in the riot and the matter viii receive proper IN
curry. very respectfully W NnI NY 4 Viz
Hin Esesntncy B. Hancs Go0srnor " 9. :->..
The within is a copy of letter from Gen Bennng, in
reply to one written by this Department to him IN eouse
of your complaints of the conduct of hmse AID his
men at Raleigh N c. in the riot that occurred there
anne time ago. Respectfully submitted.
j. A. CAMPBELL,
Asst. Sec Of War.
October IL, 1868.
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VWEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w THOMAS w. RITTER q candidate for q seat
in the House Of Commons in Moore County to fill the
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of Alex Kelly Esq.,
Oct. 10, 1858. S4-te
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Col. Bryan Grimes has withdrawn from the con-
test for Congress in the I'd District The Coioneis
activity in getting up the Army Convention, over
which he presided, has not paid as well as he ex-