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The rebel soldiers at Petersburg say they
would be glad to exchange papers, in spite
Of orders forbidding it, but the price of the
Richmond dailies is now forty cents copy,
and they cannot afford the luxury.
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Atthe Mobile boarding schools the tu-
ition is $3.50 per quarter, and each pupil
IS expected TO bring one hundred Pehnu5
of bacon.
The Baltimore Clipper says there is a
hearty responee in the way of enlistIhents,
in that city under the five hundred thou
sand call.
Queen Victoria has appointed Com
mission. with instructions to consider the
expediency of aboli5hing capital punish
ment. -st
The dead Of the late fight at MonOOacy
Junction are to be disinterred and buried
in suitable place. A monument is also
to be erected - lssIE1-1 -.stl
For the manuscript of his book Of tray-
els In the United States, Anthony Trollop
received $4,000. His litrary income from
copyrighr is $4,000. s-' arse.
Capitalists should remember that tie
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from taxation, except where theyl enter
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Fnward of twelve thousand dollars
have ! already been contributed by the cit
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the Chambersburg sufferers. 81.
An Atlanta paper boasts that there are
wore not less than hundred officers IN &C
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The Consular agents of Mexico in Vi
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Mr.. Bessemer, the inventor Of the pro
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The rebel soldiers at Petersburg say they
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+ of orders forbidding it, but the price OF tn
Richmond dailies is now forty cents a copy
and they cannot afford the luxury.
Among the rebel marauders who plum
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Ran formerly pastor of the Wesleyan
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IT is said that General Hunter was in Ha-
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while the rebels entered at the other.
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Among the rebel marauders who plum
dered Hagerstown was the Rev. Dabney
Ban. formerly pastor of the Wesleyan
Church in that town. He was perfectly
DELIGHTED with the proceedings Of his rebel
eonfrerss.
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81 HAD opkETERs Ux1Ox FORCES,
near Bueyrus Crawford Co. Ohio, \
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gpward of twelve thousand dollars
have already been contributed by the cit
izens of Harrisburg Pa, for the relief OF
the Chambersburg sufferers. E
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-24
oVery like a w hale.''

The Conservative is endeavoring to produce the
immersion that the whole vote cast for Governor is
rs OOO and that Gov. Vances majority is $4,000.
The truth is the whole vote cast is not more than
65. 600, and Gov Vance's majority will not reach
10000. We mean, Of course, his apparent major
ity. for no intelligent citizen who is acquainted
with the facts, regards the election as having been
held in accordance with law. So far as the contest
for Governor is concerned, as general rule there
was no election at all.
But the Court Journal has orders to make out
an immense majority, and goes to work according
". The larger the majority, whether false or fair
or imaginary or real the greater the satisfaction
which the Editor will give to his employers, and
especially to his chief employer. There have
been courtiers in all ages, and Polonius, Lord
Chamberlain to the King Of Denmark, is reprodu.
ced even in countries which have republican forms,
whenever the occasion calls for him.
"Ham5et-Do you see yonder cloud, that's
almost in shape of a camel?
Polinius-By the mass, and it's like camel, in
deed
Hamlst-Methinks, it is like weasel
Polonius-It is backed like weasel.
Hamlet-Or, like whale?
Polonius-Very like a whale"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-24
Wilmington Market, August Is, 1854.

APPLES--Green, Si6 to $ZO per DuShel.
BEEF CATTLE-Arc brought to market sparingly, and
sold the hcof at q 2 to u rs per pound for nett
meat, as in quality:
BACON Scarcely any coming in, and the market is
BEiSWAX-s to IS SO per pound.
BUTrER-$7 to g per pound
COTTON-The market has ruled quiet far the week, and
no transacti ms Of consequence have taken place We
quote at a 50 for uncompressed and 81 per pound for
compressed.
CORN MEAl-sells in the small way from the grsus.
C0pPERAs- Retails at 81 to.s4 per pound:
EGGS--Sel from carts at + so to ii per dozen.
FlOUR-Is in limited demand, aud We quoe only small
sales from during the week at S5t to $3.50 barrel
FORAGE Fodder SIG to Is; and shucks $40 to s's
7 HInES-Green 81 and dry a so to s Pc pound
LEATHER Sple SO aud upper S25 per pound.
LARD-s4 80 to IS per pound.
NAILSn ,,!y lie keg. 81 g per pound
PEA NCTS-S to So per bushel
| PEaS-Sel! fro'n store at e, per bull
POTATOES-irish SIS to Sis; and Sweet $50 per
PoULTRY-Chickens s. to S.; and grown fowls q to
s. each.
+ SALT-saes Of Sound made from stOro during the
week at $35 per bushel
suGAR-Brown 81 PEI pound.
!; SP.EiTS TUR"ENfiYE- Nominal at - to d per
SYfURsa5 to $50 per gallon
TALLOW-ss to 50 per pound.
YARN i By the bale, $50 to ss2 30 per bunch.
and ash, ana $50 to $40 per cord for OAK.
MONEY MARKET
No change Of c1nsegi in tits market during the
rus wek ana no sales worthy of report stocks bouds
Brokers are buying 1T the following quotations.
Confederate Bonds 1858, $685. do. is77, sla d. 1881,
Sis
rous ger cent Certificates sso
Cold 50; Silver ls; Sterling bill s,s for one.
R.n.. ih-t;a ,,lluakS
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OBITUARY NOTICE.

IN Gfmariam Killed in the engagement Whites
Tavern Virginia. the 18th instant, Captain GeoaeE Peril
GREW BRYAN of the I'd regiment N. C. Cavalry, aged q
years, 10 months, and days.
lie fell in defence Of his country for freedom and inde
pendence; hs life noby sacrificed upon the altar of
liberty. We mourn our loss.
Captain Bryan was the of Hon. John H. Bryan. Of
this City. He was distinguished graduate of the Uni
versty of North Carolina in the $780, and from that
hsd the position of Tutor at the University. Obeyng
the first call of his country he entered the I'd cavalry
regiment I'd Lieutenant Shortly thereafter, he was
vereiy wounded the head and captured at Eppsrsvne,
Va June 2ist 1853. Only short time since he returned
from prison. He member Of the Episcopal Church,
and showed his devotion God BY his purs and
pary life Intellectual, amisble and kind, be
nanen sociey loved and respected by his association
Patriotic generous ambitious, he made brave and DASH
ing officer Alas! be has been laid beneath the sod,
where rest many Of his companions. ssd ana LEFT to
mourn a comrades loss "GOd's will b. done
GIL.
q
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The Queen of Great Britain, in her late speech,
is made for the third or fourth time within the last
three years, to call this war the ''eioss war now
raging in America" 1t is not to be supposed that
these gratutous insults emanate from the Queen
herself She is far too great lady to know OF care
aught abont America, or the war raging therein, or
the character thereof They ara the vok Of Lord
RUSSELL. and are peculiarly characteristic Of the
small, spitefnl, and better understanding Of that
ceatemptibls little minister. We regret to observe
that the Eu eror Of the French, on late OCCASION
ing Of the war-regret it, not from any feeling Of
respect for that functionsy whose treaeherous deal
ing with the Confederacy in regard to the rams
built in the French ports has revealed bis true
character too fully to leave him any title to reve-
renee on our part-but because we are panied to seq
the head of the French nation treading in the foot
steps, andrepeating the language, Of the British
minister like tame parrot which has been tsugt't
its lesson and will not 60 beyond it-DispateA.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-24

FROM NoRFoLK.-Two Confederate soldiers, re-
Gently escaped from Norfolk bring the latest news
from that oppressed city. They represent that there
is considerable business being DONE and most of the
stores are kept by Yankees and negroes who from
every window display the stars and stripes. The
place is said to abound in flags, and by these they
swear. Provisions and dry goods are plentiful, and
prices have advanced considerably. Coffee is quot.
I'd at seventy cents sugar forty cents bacon thirty
cents, butter fifty cents, -four twenty-five dollars
per barrel and tobacco two dollars per plug Boots
and shoes but little higher than before the
The harbor is we'll supplied with shipping and once
ard while gunboat comes in for repairs at the
Navy Yard, where considerable force is employed,
though the dry dock has never been repaired.
Religious services are now held in most of the
churches, our people and preachers having been
compelled in self Defence to take the oath which
they despise no one being allowed to engage in any
trace or occupation who is not loyal citizen Of the
best government the world saw, but the people
are still true as steel to the Cause of the South
The present military Governor is Brig. Gen. G. F.
Sdepley.
The Provost Marshal is Lieutenant G.. B.. Wheldeo.
The negroes consider themselves as free, and a
great many have left their masters, while others
remain at their old homes and work for wages.-
The place is full of negroes who under the benign
protection of the government have left their homes
IN the surrounding counties, and are allowed to
starve. Most of them are in destitute condition,
around the camps hunting for scraps of bread
and meat which the soldiers have threKn away
Lynehburg Vrginian.
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DECISION IN OGDES's CAsE.-Judge Haiyb"r'on
rendered his decision yesterday in the Of MIR.
R D Ogden, the manager of the Richmond Thea
tre who, through his counsel, made an application
under writ of ha5ens corpus for exemption from
the Confederate service on the ground Of being an
English subject and an undomieiled foreigner. His
decision was adverse to the petitioner, and places
him Immediately into the military service.
1t will be recollected that Judge Halyburton de-
cided this case the same way Thursday last, but
upon Mr. Lyons counsel for Mr.. Ogden. calling his
attention to the fact that in rendering his decision
he had committed an oversight in ignoring all refer.
cnce to the treaty of 1895 between the United
States and Great Britain, which was still in full
force between the latter and the Confederate
States, the Judge suspended the operation Of the
decision until. Saturday last when he heard MIR.
Lyons argument upon that point AT its conclu-
sion he announced that he would consider the
points involved, and Monday should finally dis
pose of the matter. Accordingly, yesterday Judge
Halyburton re affirmed his former decision. The
treaty of 1896 he maintained, did not apply to the
case before HIM. and could not therefore, affect the
opinion he had already given.
Upon stating this fact Mr. Lyons made another
effort for his client, and asked that he might be
bailed till writ Of error could be filed and he
could carry the case before the Confederate States
Supreme Court
Judge HALLIBURTON replied that there was no such
tribunal in existence in the Confederacy, and said
that no one was better aware Of the fact than Mr..
Lyons himself 1t was source Of great regret to
him that there was not such body, Tor II mere
was he would not then have the0atlre RESPONSE
bility resting on his shoulders
Mr. Ogden was thereupon turned over to MAYOR
Thomas e. Peyton, commandant at Camp Lee and
was taken into custody by guard who was IN T,
waiting and carried out to the camp Tor enrolled
conscripts.-RicAmond Dispatch.
The government of The Confederate States Is not
complete without Supreme Court, but any Con
servatve who complains of this fact vii! oe al once
denounced as traitor Let US put our hanos on
our mouths and our mouths in the dust, and not
dare to question the wisdom of our masters There
are Destructives who could prove if they chose
that all Courts are nuisances and that the Con
.federate Constitution makes no provision TOR
Supreme Court
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Fayetteville Market. Aug, 10, 1861
ar'w. c. urosUscB, GaocER.

Fayetteville Market, Aug. 10, 1868.
BACoN-St per pound. Pork - So Lard -
BEEF-Sl to 81 80 Der pouRd retssl.
REESWAX-$3 per pound.
BUTTER-$5 to 81 per pound.
COTTON-$l so to 81 Is per pound
COFFEE-Sle 50 to SIS per pound
COTTON YARN-s2oto ttO per bunch
C0PPERAS-Eetaik Is.
DRIED FRU1T-Sl to 81 so per pound.
EGGS-$2 per dozen.
EXTR ACT LOCKWOOD to So per pound.
FLOUR-Supertne $780, Family $ie9
F4AXSEED-SS to $40 per br,shei.
FORAGE-Fodder $40; Hay Is; Shucks $l2 So per
LOO pounds.
APPLES Green 81 to d per bushel.
GRAIN-Con $50 to *22 so; Wkeas SIS to $780, Bye
$40; Oats $l0 Peas $Is.
HIDES-Green e 50 to IS; dry IS to S.:
lRON-Swedes IS t. IS so:
LEATHER-Upper ST; Sole sl5.
LIQUORS-Coru Whiskey s46 to $50; Apple Brandy
$50 per gallon.
Notwithstanding made. $50 to ss5.
SODA-$5, retail.
NAILS-$a 10 "a per pound
ONI0NS-S2O per bushe
POTATOES-Irsh Is to g.; Sweet IS to Sc per bushel
RfCE-6O cents by cask
SUGARS per Dbl retail 50 to &l0..
'SOAP-Famiy Bar - per pound Toilet IS.
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE 50 per gallon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ Shestings, 81 40 to g..
SALT-$s0 to $35 per bushel.
TALI.OW-$3 to s. ~.
WOOL-$5 to IS.
Corrected by E. L. PEMBERTON.
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Southwest took step which will deserve The praise
of ALL We aude to the fact that he nanguratea the
policy of sending to the front the thousands of detaed
other parties who have long been filing easy safe ana
remuneratve Positions The number of these legion,
and thousands of them have been driven from the.r bomb
proofs and sent to the Ont 10 the esgency the step
was praseworthy and FOR taking it, General Bragg
deserves aud will receive the thanks Of the army and ~
people-Augusta (Geo1yio) Ssatask
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-24

DENNIS HEAR7r.-No prefix or sufix is needed
to give responsibility weight to the name Of DEN
VIZ HEARrr. This venerable father of the press
was in this City few days since, and called to see
us as he always does when in Raleigh. He is still
in GOOD health, model to you niger men of indus
tr;ous and lsborious devotion to business. We
wish him yet many years of life and usefulness to
his family and his country.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-24
RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY, AUG. "a, 1861
The News.

The News.
We give elsewhere today all the war news we
have received up to the time of going to press.
It will be seen that heavy battle took place on
Friday near Petersburg, on the Wilmington and
Weldon Road, aud that forces succeeded in dri.
wing the federals from their position. Many prise
ners were captured by our forces. The Peters
burg Express Of Saturday was Of the opinion that
the battle would be renewed that day, and that the
enemy would be disastrously defeated and driven
from the Road Our troops fought on Friday with
their accustomed spirit, and won new laurels.
We regret to hear that Gen. Clingman was &C.
vere]v wounded in the engagement
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-24

NC. OFFICERS AT Fort DELAwARE.-H. G.
Wheeler, I'd N. G. Bat r. s Mitchell, I'd Lieut.,
Co. g, 22l N. O.; Capt. J. McLsbd Turner, 7th
No: E. W. Dorsey, I'd Lieut. 18th N. e.; Viii
lis whitaker, I'd Lieut. 9th N. O.. D. A. Coon,
lss Lieut., 18th N. c.; A. A. Csthey, 1stsLieuts
-34th N. G.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-24

Old Mecklenburg has given Gov. Vance the lar-
,gest vote he has received in any county 10 tne
State, and has also given him larger majority
than any other county. Coafederate
We presume nearly every body voted in "oid
Meckenburg." There was no free ballot in the town
of Charlotte either for citizens or soldiers. Our
readers will perceive from the above the high est
apation in which Gov. Vance is held by the ieFe'
,uost seoess;om County in the Stnte.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-24

A few days after General Hood assumed the com:
mand Of the Army of Tennessee, he with his staff.
visited all the hospitals at Atlanta, and the result
Of his strict inspection was retura Of ftesn hun.
dred men to the front
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-24

Gen. Lee has issued Cd order, adnenishng all
absentees. from the 4rny without authority,
and all deserters to sgra duty brtAxith, The
order IS Pervaded With the usual ipfsy eng benign
ant spi that charactetiaes GEN lea and TIE effect
we hope, WILDE good. The ordes NIL b found in
our paper to-day.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-24

Major General Wade Hampton has been appoint.
ed Commander in. Chief of all the cavalry connected
with the army Of Northern Virginia This is re-
garded as most excellent selection.-WM Journal.
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RsApo'Rs 3D MILITARY DISTRICT,
DER. n. G. AND SO. VIRGINIA., Z
1Y;lm;notop N c.. Aug. 18th. 1854. J

Wilmington, N. G., Aug. 18TH 1854.
GENERAL ORDER 49,. notified that nremises
.occuped by the government or gnvernmen. Omclas a.
, onher They are necessary tor the public defence
With for ths tn; .,emps y
hrousnt to nv notice on the part of some
who at NEST
paid in specie 81 hs fud
d h this sort Of extortiou attempted to be Pacs'
ed s tho will d1Is Sc bis
ported to the Commanding General WIN WIZ
authority in the premises. w y WHITING,
Major GENERAL
Official:
JAS. H. HuL
Major { 4. 4. Gen :.
-Comusnt ON the above is unnecessary.
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Dutch Gap, on the James River' across %'.ioa
the federals are said to be cutting snip eahal ~
about six miles below Drewry's Bluff This
canal, therefore, be of no material aid to the
yonkees in reaching Richmond.