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ca. FRIDAY, AUG. 1s, 1854.

5r.b to day from the Richmond EXAMINER,
EsPu''h .hcb shows the advantages which the
ru'is "" # Nessrs. Alexander Collie & Co., are
sisn D,' :. ,bs blockade business, at the expense
't''s ss,nsdsrate and State gOvernme"'si and
The 'Ua n.l. from the pen of Col. AcRae' OF the
10 an NV" y. in which this Arm is held up as an OBJ
h'''''' VI suG confidence to all North Carroll
Aof Is'g r. supposed favOrs it has conferred on
Jos Uf y" ID the unselfsh disposition by which
bs St''S lied If the Examiners statements
b e''' nd ve see no reason to doubt them
t"'rs': :, making "a good thing" out of our gov
f h'u : =, the systematic Villiany vita which it
nn'nS ~ =, hlockade operations. The statement
''i,', y,R.s that the feelings and sympathies
toL s.m s. are thoroughly with the COnfederacy,"
ns Their feelings and sympathies are just
sESuir .,n make the most money; and the
brs Nv, Il this firm, having found a couple of
spO'. =, he ulucked, have plucked them, and
~s ,ben thew throw q feather or two to one
~ e.s -. GEESE to prevent clamOr, and as "tangi
as r.nI,v Of their active sympathy" That is all.
Gr Tsp'a is too shrewd person not to know that
o. ~, a' md great object of mercantile houses is
.L. ... money and that any sympathy or benevo-
-' rbicb NAV be manifested for either govern
D. =. ~ ~ individuals is only apparent, and is in
I1 ~ "a nave the way to still further advantages
'I' 1..,E,s The day may come when the block
"s.,tioDs of North Carolina will be thorough
~ l..,i,,tsd and in our opinion it will be found,
\ ,n.b & an Investigation should be made, that the
,.m m has not only greatly added to the debt of
y. S,t, but that it has been marked by gross
.-nntion and by the most fragrant impoSitiOns
y ,bs State By just such firms as Alexander Collie
L Co.
al ycR,e states that " when the State of North
e,,orO, appeared, by her Commissioner, in the
london market, he found great difficulty in Oh
inning . favorable hearing for her loan PROPOSE
4,rs She was but little known on Change-she
s,3 never borrowed comparatively, and it requires
Errs borrowing, as well as punctual paying, to
z,ke name" There is no State on the continent
.be credit i, better IN Europe than that of North
C.rOEna Her old coupon bonds, in the hands of
NE ROthschds and other bankers in Europe, are
saSed among the best securities The sssump-
kn hst she had no name as a State entitled to
|rsiit because she had not borrowed largely, is
Egy ridiculous even from the pen Of Col. McRAe.
Ibis astute 6nancier, who had the honor to be first
Bhtroduce our good old State faVOrably on Change,
rodd have the pubic believe that the money-len.
Has Of Europe judge of the ability to pay by the
Ekh to borrow, and that the State which most fire.
Cuenty hawks its bonds in market, and bOrrows
most, Is eadtled to the best credit If any thing
d the kind could lave sffected the States credit
nd injured her character on Change, it would have
ben done by the indecent quarrel which took place
ia London between the Commissioner, Col. McRae,
alihs fmer associate in the naval stores business,
lS Geo n Sanders.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-08-19

90 the very heels of the election in this State
peace influence seems to have gone out, most prob
'aay trUn Richmond, on the administration jour-
Has1 which, up to that very moment had been
pressing the war 10 the most violent manner, and
Oseaing that aii peace men were more or less dis.
loyal to the cause. The change of tone was instsn-
ansouS Certain journals, including the COnted-
Fak and Conservative, Of this City, hardly gave
Ns people time to vote before they took ground for
'Fg0dAtOnS, and aVOwed their willingness to dis
as The question Of re union with the Northern
sPs
ihs article Of the Confederate which we publish
NHy and which we may notice more at length
ti'aler, goes further than We have ever gone, in
lAh proposes, not Convention of one or of all
u'SOulhern States, but a Convention of all the
e"''a States. 1t cries out to Massachusetts, and
,anOnt as well as to Illinois and Indiana, We
~" Ven fighting yOu three gears, and zoe fear zoe
".'RpSa We appeal to you to grant us an
4laI's and then meet US in general Convention ).
,4gyou can conuinee US that Ue can return to the
."' D'lA safety and honor, zoe WM at least con-
!" @ Ms matter, and the probability is zoe wiU re-
BOT fl. s Leave it to our readers to say if this is
d NJ" pau H'sr-h of the Confederatss arti-
tua' paper, We may be sure, will continue
H., "''' the Northern people, and continue to
!. Ia'ge portion of our own people, for ef.
~ Ou' Its thoughts are even now running
&, peace channel, and it would do almost any
'"s'Op the war and avert what it so greatly
~, ,'19'g9ti0n. 1t wants recognition, and it
!, :. - convention of all the States. Recognition
rrsI ,Stant and as doubtful as it ever was and
so ~ convention can alone be called, in the ab-
ID S,,.r recognition, by the Congress Of the Uni
Sas g. On Inc application of t8o-thirds of the
bSs i,.' Uo. AcRae has heretofore been opposed
|as Issrventen I. of the States with . view to
OuI II seems he is now in favor Of it. and is
sdSv % n1mSell as an humble suppliant At the
@6s ~. United StAtss imploring them to act and
Aks M tt These are his positions, not ours
y t,ipo' s loyal and true Confederate, aud we arc
s@Sn What Gill be the end Of all this
Is, Watch and Wdit!"
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ELECTION Retarns.

Yadkin-Oommons, A. @. Cowles s65. Nichol-
son 1l6. The vote at Mr.. Cowles' precinct was
Cowies 27o Nicholson 2.
Dxplin.-Senats, W. R. Ward 4ls, j. D. Stan.
ford $50. Commons, 2. Smith 4lO, r. B. Houston
Se7, A. NJ Faison $50.
WilEes-Oommons, P. T. Horton 745, A. S. Cal.
loway 46S E. WelbOrn 297, W. W. Hampton s2O,
Stout 143.
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NMPoRrANT sAsE...THE UNDRRsIaN.

n MP ORTANT SASE...THE UNDEheI9Ns
n ed, Executors Of the last will Of Elizabeth Sorrsl
deceased will Saturday the 10th day of SepafnbeF
1864 the residence of said Elizabeth Sofrs expose
public sale tract of Land situate IL miles Northwest
of Raleigh, containing 200 acres. 70
Also, four young NEGROES.
PERNs-A credit Of IL months will be given, the pHr.
chaser giving bond with approved security before rsoY
ing the property. NIKE SORRELL, lEIscnto-s
ALYTS SORRELL, NAeeusOrS'
August Is, 1894. .47-2t.
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To CLEAN MmRoEs.-Ths greatest care shonld
be taken in cleaning mirror, Is use only the soft
est articles least the glass shond be scratched It
sh, ul / first be busted with feather brush, then
washed over with sponge, dipped in spirits Of
wine, to remove the fly spots After this, it should
be dustsd with powder blue in q thin muslin bag,
and finally polished with an old silk handkerchief
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ZEN letter to the Editor. dated

'fDr E,, RANDOLPH Co., Aug. IL, 1864.
Iss TTo Tx S can have justic, he is elected to the
S and 6iIP P,eclhets from Randolph were not re-
\ COOssrvsa,l;S alS army vote was not returned.
SRsatsd rS TS party of Randolph ,~as sbamefully
ssrrss "a, al the precincts. Tssdst,,Ssd s hands
~ Asu Voted sat - and 90 took the alATn.' and
~s''sd WisAss'Tf = vance against thsiF prem. 'ua-
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|ss,,,.N 1rt OF WAKE-on Thursday last the
dsmn.a " Make County, after investigation
hat ttSsOn, tSa announced through their Chair
FMl ], p N TOie stoGd rs follows: w. II. High
'F' u. Russ l,COz, = .'.'--''.--'I
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ia 49, '''n OF those who are required to pay
4st g. Ulcco is directed to the. notice Of the
w. - wake and Orange Counties, in our paper
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A Horse SToRY.-The army correspondent Of the
New York Herald writes an account of the famous
horse raid within the lines and without riders. lie
saws: Near Bsrm0da Hundred there is q large cor.
raj where all the disabled and worn out horses
brought here by Gen. Sheridan after his famous raid
-~-are confined The poor beasts have apparently
but little of their original vigor left That was
what we thought week or two since Now we
have changed our opinion. Duringthe heavy firing
on our right a short time since, these lame and
worn out equine Wsrriors pricked up their ears,
Strengthened their sore and sti limbs tossed their
names, formed in squadrons, and with several losa
snorts charged on number of inoffensive Inules -
Two mules weie instantly killed and the Others Esd
in the widest disorder. The horses again form ed
to the mnsic Of Gillmore's artillery, and charged on
high rsii fence which they at once broke down.
They did not desist from their Warfike demonstra-
tion until the artillery ceased firing.
Many glorious specustiou has failed r the good
the old Texan Ranger gave when he Was asked
WHY he dida't bny land when I was dog cheap. &.
Welt dd come nigh onto taking eight thpusand acres
once, said Tom Phillips, mournfuy See two of The
boys day from an Indian hunt without any
Shoes and they offered their teso two leagues just
below theEE, kT 4 pair OF boots. = srs. =- --s
For pair Of boots? cried one. - y---a ,- .'---s
Z" Yes, pair of boots for each 1eaQnes -
But why earth didn't you take it, Theyd be worth
hundred thousand aTstO-day. Why didn't you give
Jasi cause have the boots to give, said old Ton
he took sA6E o baee0 quite 8 il ne dEnsd
two lsags@ef Ind
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MFRS. MILLER CONTINUES TO ACCOM-.
lVA modate BoArders by the day, week, or month. .
August !, 1864, 2-u.
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The tax PAYERS Of conny are hereby Notified to at
tend at he Tunes and places above slated, nearest their
respective residences aud furnish TO the Assessors cor
rect LIST of the fooving subjects of TAXATION On hand,
held ard ow led the 18th of February. 1864
Land number Of and value in la0o Slaves, num-
ber sex ae and value IN 1870 Horses mules asses and
iennets ana value in 1885, Cattle numbes AID value in
1850 Sleeps goats and hogs and value In 1862 Cotton,
WOOL tobacco ru wheat, oats rye, bekWhea RICE no"
tatoes of al kinds pe.s ground peas beans Hour, meal,
sugsr molasses bacon lard spiri'unqs liquors. &C. on
hand on the 7b If Fbrusry 1884 and DOT necessary for
family cansunUtion for tha year 1854 the number OF
bushels and their value respectively must bs stated sep
erately.
Household and kitchen furniture, agricultural imPle
ments mechanical tools, and musical Instruments and
their value IN sSn Carriages carts, wagons drays &C.
and value 1850. Books maps, pantn gs PICTURES sta
tionery &C. and value in 1890 Property OF all corp1ra-
tions joint companies and ASSOCIATIONS gold and s
yer coin gold DUST and gold or silver bullion Amount
of all solvent credits bank bills and all other papers IT,
sued as curreBcy exclusive Of nonnteres bearing Gem
federate Teasry notes and employed taxed Susnehs
Value of M moneys held ab road and bills OF ex change on
foreign and the value of personal or mixed prop
srty not enumerated above and not exempt from
Land slaves tobacco purchased since the 81 OF
January 1852 must be listed at the amount paid Tor them
The baeoh will als1 be listed. .---
MA B6EpsoE, BE As1sorA
August 8, 1854. ,.-.-& 4a-lsLseRA
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NTor1CE..-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING,

NTOTICE...THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING,
II at August Term, 1854, of the court et PtOaS d
Qadrter Sssions for Wake County, qualified Executors
of the last will and testament of Elizabeth Sorrell de-
ceased hereby gives NOTICE TO all persons indebted the
of the said Testatrx to call upon the undersigned
and pay up; and to those having claims or demands
scribed BY law or this will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery. MIKE SORRELL, EYacptors
ALYIS SORREkL,
Aug Is, 1854. 4T-2t
FHNITHE TOBACCO...BY INSTRL CTIONS
( from Headquarters, Tuhe Tobacco will be recev
ed after The Is. Of September next The tb- tobacco in
Wake to be delivered 10 JOHN W. COSBY. Raleigh.
JAS. Y. WHITTED, Agent,
Wake and Orange Counties
August Is, 1884. 47-2t
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RrcHx,ND, Aug, H.-Aeting Brig. Genl Girar
dy, Commanding Wrighes brigade, was shot tla ougt
the head and killed in the battle Of yesterday HI.
body was brought here and will be sent to Georgia
for sepalture.
From Georgia.
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wounded and .ragsler. that proceeded from

wounded aud stragsler. that proceeded from a
reverse
Pressing onward he found that ~ome consider
/ able opposition xa- being made 10 Tie exnlisnl
Toe
He seemed 10 comprehend the true state OF At
I fair ai glance, and az once proceeded 80 rene
/ DIV the evil
Recognizing lis forces. then seemingly mOre
I given To a retreat than an advance, he promptly
/ changed the aspect of our military affairs and
turned the tide OF battle 20 rapidly growing
towards a disastrous defeat. into glorious vic
tory.
The cavalry VA then sent upon the right, the
l9th corps placed next to il, the 9Th corps in the
centre and the oh corps on The left, with Pow
ellis division, which Was for time cut OF on the
left OF all, and a charge Of the enemy resisted
and an advance made successfully
Another Herald correspondent says:
Our cavalry j. now in DOT pursuit Of the flying
enemy with our infantry following a. fast as they
can.
Three rebel genetaIs known 10 be wound.
Ell, viz. General Ramseur, who il 8 prisoner
Romax, and another whose name am unable
TO ascertain.
Our loss is estimated At , 900
Prisoners captured say that Longstreet lost
3l4 OF bis artillersis
Another saws nothing could withstand the i'm
petuosity of Sheridans army Charge upon
charge was made with The most brilliant success.
We captured 43 pieces of artillery, and some
3,OOC prisoners. aud drove Longstleet and shat
tered and scattered the State reserves far up the
valley
The rebel attack was induced by moving the
9th corps to Front Royal. causing the rebels to
believe they were being sent back to Grant
BY the timely capture Of dispatch from
LOnsstreet to Early, Sheridan informed that
the latter would have reinOrcements sufficient,
as the dispatch said crush Sherid m out of the
valley
Sheridan had first organized his cavalry for a
grand expedition but receipt of this dispatch
retained them How fortunate this was il now
seen
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Resolved, That in the future, in the past, will
adhere with answering fidelity 10 the Union under The
Constitution the only solid foundation of strength
security and happiness people, and franle~ or
ofg0yemen equally conducive 20 the welfare and pros
pery Of all the States both Northern and southern.
Resolved That this Convention does explicitly declare.
the o the American people that after four
Of failure to restore the Union by the experiment Of
during which under the preteRse Of military necessity
var power higher than the Constitution the Constitution
itself has been dsregard Ia every part and public b
erty and private right alike iroden down, and the mate
rial prosperity Of the country essentially impaired justice
humanity liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts he made for cessation Of hosttes
with view ultimate convention OF the states, or
other pesccsbe means TO the end that at the earliest
practicable moment peace may be restored on the basis
Of the Federal Union Of the States.
Resolved, That the direct interference sf the military
authorities of the United States in the eceH elections
held In Kentucv MARYLAND Missouri and Delaware.
shameful violation of the Constitution aud repetition
Of such acts in the approaching election will be held as
revolutionary and resisted with all the means and power
undtr control
Resolved, That the aim and object Of the Democratic
party j. 10 preserve the Federal Union and the rights Of
the States unipaired and they hereby declare thst
consider that the administrative usurpaton Of extraord-
nary and dangerous powers not granted by the Contu
ton the Subverson of the civil by military lawn states
inSurrection the arbitrary military arrest, imprs
onmen trial and sentence Of American citizens In States.
where civil law exists in full force. The suppression Of
freedom Of speech and Of the press the denial OF the
right OF asylum the open and svowed disregard Of state
rights the employment Of unusual test oathS, and the
interference with and denial Of the right Of the people
bear In defense; is calculated TO prevent
restoration Of the Union and the perpeuation Of the
Government deriving it, just powers from the cesent Of
the governed.
Resolved That the shameful disregard OF the Admins
tratOn TO is duty in respect 90 fellow Citizens wEo
and long hare been, prisoners Of war In SUI
fering condition, deserves the severeSt reprooaon on
the alike OF public policy and common humanity.
Resolved, That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
heartily and earnestly extended 10 the sodiery OF our
army and sailors Of navy who and have been in
the field and the under the flag of their country
AIN
all the care protection and regard lat the brave SOL
ders and sailors Of the republic have noby ed
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CINCINNATI, October 81 The Peace Conyen
ton adjourned sine die without making nonlina.
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