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'I LA. fob. 15
iv ^1: p. l.avo p„nfi
I" Hit direct!,«n of
tjbuatj* ai.d a
.fMOlOWHV fhive
betwfeca
no two whe«l
tail W;S »iV'acui,t, j
n'j t.ived.
that
V
lit. iclt l urrtHt at
ih-.i,iii)fc; n foIuQ^
- rc ^iiBvjUt:. of oav.
Sl..nui.n, ;]•_>,0„o
closi- Tder.
s pickin up strajj.
th loll :ue KL?
^ '
i>>u. ^ a I'roclama-
tUMtli; that tliQ cj^y
■’ aoa
ui
’ —Mobile,
to ihf 8 jYom
rt A(iani.s attackti
Ktt rujv. destroying
Dulos :ii)U drivera
ip in f-,»reo he waa
I »>s six kifled
—nttvv'.K C Fi.,
1 to't ; cavalrv
rs un f Haltioiore
ve^linrp.r's Fern;,
>•1 purul^nii 50 lede
.•ariii some booty^
ki lii »3v rj j.art ot*
— It 1-. undiThtoed
ccup^int: Jsicksou,
i&ced e;;-rwardlj to
Na- At the iatltr
^ilroa i 'ivhiob Icadsi
iirectioD of Knter-
ind ijhio railroad
oi 3JobiI«: and the
tlotirprise to Mo-
lUliea.
I atl uQdersttxni to
;^-sou. thus cuttiDtj
The route
■. m> ^rc supposed
the di.-tance, or a
J>oor an -.par^^j
le ol subsisting tn
C ^heriDart. ih »aid
s ,t artillerj
ir trui,i. and Gen
and rear. Gen
an and approaches
)ri:fGen ilaury.
rhat seeine :o be a
irtakin^ ' ui tiff
) tlie nocos^ifj of
country, with his
6 him. and a long
tfcty tif ^uoee^s, i?
U', 11 wo tail to io-
U I as uiider-
giaut raiu than a
y ar) moving tw»
and i.: Hupj-ort of
the?- Cuiues from
r /'en.wacola.
d, in the first in-
I Mobile; but, ’ for
lage of pofisessing
hts OB the waters
iv await develop-
stroQg hope
Sent-nel, 15th
It Gdteh, a Mary-
flaridc»-^, captur^
kvalry hordes, near
Learning' there
sk, Lieut. Oatoh,
rsuit, and -‘fiitch-
tcQed ofl.” The
below Newtown,
by the Confede-
ttempted to get to
ero.— lo.'A.
. —Rich-
vfcd hi this city,
lia, sa^ that the
inty : .litinually
;rofch without r&-
ol tbciii hav« yet
coDs.iHntiy looked
all pi.f-sibiiity of
’ ot their ncgro«i
//W i ' —Tha
say.s thii! it had
at a . >c.k :e raid
ion 'ji Franklin,
eck. 1- Was not
3 a aaaee force
i'un i;t& by way
' Wi,„.n .ut 20
lh;ii.. - iQoians
if all, ^ t they
y 1= . ■ t jd, har-
lau: utid a iium*
uder- ’,ic*numbcr
yinir witere they
'I t.' y captured
Fr ..V li», blit
i> . p^ntly.
/
-liii. !j iu has
lt>e t, . j tender
Brtd
It aco were
prof,.’ I, that a
Arr .:,-as have
Shciui.tn iu hid
ir/,y, Ifjth.
nk„'c who came
ba(-k 'Saturday.
IId pi-y .ably ad-
ul I... iuL'itived
joo t. r**ach the
erM 111 the 10th,
>ivcd. (:fold is
ice iu I'uirfield»
the >^th. The
>f tlj. windows
>yed Coti-
k;ll( i a lat«
n ;tsh-.re
i '-.y;
•4: ^!‘:r
In
b-jt-
uf i.er
had
n Gov«rQixeoC
on
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OBSERVJEEv
■ KTTE V iiXk.
fre« Intprcourio witk the people of tho Confederaoy. in
j niary of th'? Stages, and knows this to b« true; and f«r-
I ther, while shut ap in th^ lines of the enemy, he h4«
iscTura Appbal lo thm ?tand*.bd.—On« of the heard you Rppl»aded.by Federal offioers,
aoi.1 strange chances of t»is 0.0-. char,RfahU aDi un- ooaree commended by the yankee so'diera. * ‘ '
your aapport all th* disloyal, dlisatisfied, disaffMlad Goxokk's —On Monday the 8'natti acied opon a | FROM OEN. LAMB’S BRIGADE,
and unworthy men ii^he State, and Rot only in your number of bills of no particular interest. Among those j Libsbtt Mills, , Fsb’v 10
aJmircM.*’ Should not t'hi’s fwt“oJIn jonHyeTfo^tb^ ooPlfeoMiug-property of absoSndirjr oou- j liihiing somewhere iownV . i
^normity of your polioyt The writer of th«s hae bad eoripts; providiujt for an luvalW Corps; for the appoint- j in tp/arJhv »1‘. '«
fvtan# /\f A ^uno'^al f n 4 k A A ••*»««• j > ' *
liAI'fidT MAll. ASD TELEdKAPHIC NEWS.
Female 'I’eJieher.
THlKSnil KVIiyiKb. Fii:HKi;ART IS, iSM.
.
r«liable world is«thr\t of th»* FaU'Jfh Staodard on the
war and the ConftJera^ Adr; intftraUon. Fer many
yeare—the greatest non\};er ot years that the Standard
ever «tO"d by anytiiir.g os^ftryl c-'y, c'lt.ndo of fLe SUtu
dard iteelf—that paper fduoattd the pecple of North
Carolina in favor of the dci’trino nf Sf'ffesgion. V^'ell,
«i«oc8«ioo cam*—tee oall it ri>TolutioD, bat tbs Standard
oalU ii eectrv’on. It cau.c too with the btaudftri’a
hearty approraj it we ir>ity ;!Tdgp Vy its KT?ftu*ig^ and its
Ediior’s Tcte tliot thprp was reiUv ^ny bc.trt in It. For
Bome time tfac St.iadard oto d by cauee And stood
by the A(lii!)nj^;r:»tion ui.jcf' Had the c'iu'^e lu band. It
Wft8 so delig> fed with tti»t Aon'ioistrat’cn that it for
mally and »'fficicT'?iy uoraira^eJ PreaHe’'’ Dr^vis for re
ele*tien a« Pr?«idetJt of ih*; PMmar.'nt Oovernroent,
praised bia C*Wnet, wiJhcut PxcT*!rin, R''d cndorsad j
the ability, infogrlly arJ patr»oM«a: cf fb(* wbolt* Bet j
For son.nin^xp aiv"d causr> whiiih ditferent peo j
pie hari' difF-rent '5'iDi'rg. i' fmi',and Marl- j
cd on in> .-prrsi**' rack. .AHr'i'islratk'n which ir |
had prtiisei^^i- d( w prcnpuno-d to h» vr bo*"!! .-tjI at alid I
befcrt^fce (in;p w! r?i it » pde »bt' r^n innticn /• ' r* j
election. An'his no* upon prefercc of ftry new lipHt*, I
but on'y in re^rrot to vh>it wie »f ’-'eM hno'»?’n^hft» a.n
now. From hP'Djyiti »rdi>rt pulip'iiter of ti e war HrJ [
Tou cannot shield youuelf by putting th« people be
fore you. and declaring that yon are but their mouth
piece, »nd tbat they are even in advanoe of you Tcu,
Sir, are in advance of the masses of your own State in
Dslitical attainments and g«n?ral infcrrraation A* the
Editor of an old and well ef4ablished pciitical journal,
pnbltshrd at the Capital of the State, baying ming’ed ao
freely and bein^ so well known to the publio men of
the Stale, and Laving filled so many positions of respon-
8'hii’iy, it be^oovts you to lead the m»fi*ea in the riijhl
patba, and not to bo Ird by «bcp, cr to b‘'Come the ni'-r'r
tx)cl or mouth piece of roerin'»'cr to you in i*! format Ion,
oppcr'unity aud social po'i'ion Hundreds o? your sup^
porters are as good and as sincere as they kttow bow
lo be; hut thoy hs»3 net Kud the cpp'TiU'iiy to ^nforin
thffiBplves that you hav;, an'^ you otue** nOi h led by
thew; *>nt you, i*ir, nb mid rise ai^^ovo the jenoraiice Ct
this class of ti.'rcoc.s, aud brtstjw ■mi tbcni tie bcr.' fit o*
•»up>f ior aff8inni{'n*5, by ref«»>ttjr te b» tb-ir n i >c?
U' uttor'ng fooHsh and iuprsctsc -hie tbiDRi X Y
Arrival of iht Ad- Vanet.—RAX.iiaK, Pfbtf 17, 186- T P'‘y two hundred and fifty dollars per eetaioa
Boripts; proYidmg for an Invalid Corps; for the appoint- I r"®*; »fa, evening, and that jet agoiag all. the 1 -I b.- ti- - .o annonnce the .af« 3,rrival of 1
. ' oouriers in tee arft)T. Tbs I'ext moraiDc a brisk osn-1 (hr> ah Vann> nt. » i. • iv. ian.\ ' ■ for a Fema.ie Teacher that will coma well
ment of a General inlhe PsoTiaion^l Army toootnirwd : nonade and eharp musketry-Hrinp oojnm^noed 1* or i i trfn' ° ! reoommended, to teach »h« usual Engll.b BranekM,
'■ - _ . . , I y . » trio “ndMurtcoa Plano, and will allow the Teachfcr
to charge for all soholara outside of tay own family.
Perhaps the sobool will not ezoeed 10 acholars, 6 of
them in my femily.
HARRIS TYBOR, Fair Haven, N. C.
Peh’y 18. ' 1-4tpd
the tran^-MiFaisaip^i Department
I a
The Hvuae passed fflilw Halnw u>i on the rivrr
• The HTANDAitD A# Okioikai. Cotton i^rATEs Sr.gss-
SI0NI9T—la (be OVserver cf the 4 '!* iD^t.attho in
iU'c VI H Hubbcnb^r in Fi^nkUn coi'.pIv. wc co^ieo
tirfie’ca from ihc Hili'is!:i St^ii4 ird ehcaing (l.at it wa'
a i.^’cus adfoco.t''of ib« right of f>rcoeric'n :»crn (a‘
LfSi) Dt-CPinber 3?50 lo Oc^. 31, li'Kl. A f-w
bff-.re tbc pubiioation of tl-.ese extracts tho S'andaro
teolHrfd t)jiit it bid “neytr maintain*'d the doetrio^ Of
*ec«*?s:on ss |-r»ctioed by the co**. « ar-J ii
ihe Pr»''i'ide»Jt. it has of l»te nb-TaPvir-* wi'li a'^n^p of the j joncludi! j; cur meet- o mclti8'»e proof ib^’^ H-
one ati'i rl'ioiuy. dc.^pom^irg ar.d . rfak.'nir view of the j ?iih iht.ui prctH**'y in ir'ai'/aininjt ih.' ab t-a«t r;ph*
other. 1« it ni't jc's'f? sf* J>ge '• p'v unrfli>bl«*. s
leader—rpe ffh"* h'l.* bf’f'n by inns Whiff, Dsmocrat
anji-Deniocrat. f»nd Ooo'ervaiiTe, ^ecer^vi^uiitt j-nd »nti
seceeMcii''5t, •'^flr m^n »n.*> pc-'ra »nan. ai’mici^^r.vion
mat At.d Hr. i r rtiii. ;2d for rnJ
every vrooi ne»» ni-.n ia fh' Siate—is u nrl ptranee. ws
8i*y, th*a pncii i. »'*pe’' ehrnlJ hav*- foU.">wor8 in a cvu
Sftde againat the very me.iyurf* that it had so ri nob airec-
oy In brinzing ."i^oui and tbe very rr>en that i» e»-!ected
on aecotint of thfir fi'iiess to brirc that grrai m-'asurc
te a 6uccei=8ful iiPii«? Yet it i«i readily accounted for:
The Star-dsrd. more than ary p'per that ever we laid
eyes on, abo%n«Ig with jL>rc/e»si>r: cf devotion lo “the
peopl«,”»and many i:eople are more eseily gulled by
empty profmsions, everlastingly repeated, than on by
gccercuis deeds. Dut h« t-oot feV.ows who have, in con-
sequrnce of the s^tandsri^** teacbinps, ds?crl»d {bvir
o«!jntry’s flijr. and beoR ■ h ! to d'-ath therefor by orJer
o'cour'p martial, or betn kUlaii b’’ their brotber-^o!-
di?rs who f''\.r.i} t^e’” F»uikir.]e in the wo"d^. w.^rc p»rt
and parcel of '•the people.” and tbtir dishcnortd and
humilia.ed wiver 'ird children cud parents are parts of
“tha people.” To these the Standard has much to an
swer.
These Tpfi^ctions have te?n called f^h Ky reaUin*
In tbe Raleigh Confederate a comruunlcatica addressed
to the Editor of the Stardard by one who eays he i>? a
personal friend lo the Editor, and who is v^ncbed for
by the Confederate as “one of bt« warmest personal
friends.” The artinle is so truthful and e»rne«t, tbat
we are tempted to cory tbe material parts of it, a« fol
lows:
TO TH* SOTTOH OF THE RAlKIOpr 9TAND4RD
[Frorathn Ra’eigh Cosffdcra»e ]
Be who'takes tbe ’iberty-cf fiddrr58:n;r you tbreugh
this medinm is not y. iir ernnv. ard dees not eeek to
destroy you eociaUv or poltiigal-v. !!■» is your friend
and Wf'uid pladlj ntt lle'p'vrt of a fn;;nd toward you
In tbe tryingcri?i8 ibn t.ah wr'ic'^rou are j>> w prs
Like youraelf tie a UiH'a Tij n up to Lvr.Ccl;*'?
proclan-atiop. fir'd has rv»r «icc«^'en war man * ♦
In the apirtt fr'endehip ^n T candor he He^irrs to
tell you tha* yrur oonrte for nioniha p%st bas been,a
source of deep sorrow to all the true and loyal, not”
only in North Carolina, but in every State'in tbe Con
federacy. If you ara a friend to th> South in thia gi
gantic struggle, and your friend is loth to believe other
wise. your course has certainly diKOoufaged tb© friends
of the South, and enooumtred yours and ibeir enemies
This fact cannot now eatAre your own observa'ion, and
the apposition whinh you ercountcr from the press of
the Corfederacy phould show yrn how npjui>tifiable is
your course la »U tbe OoLfed*racy there are not
three new=pt»pers wbo opf-nly endorsJ* year ecntiments,
and not twice th»t nu^jber who do not openly oppos"
yoa. Shcold not th’^e fact ep“n yoar'eyes? • Are all
these guardians of right acd *ru^h ’»n.ng an i you alone
right? Have yon more political f .resiftit th»n they
^llt Look at the arrav of talent on tiie one batid, and
than c»t:trast them wii'« your o\fn avd the one or two
puny, little ahreis that sustain you * * *
Ooea it not mortify yon to fee and know that you are
thus discouraging your friends, and enccur'igicg your
enemier? Not a Nor*bera paper rpaobes lhi» Confed-"^-
aoy thatdoos not ocn'ain extraots or editorials aonmend
ing your courxe, and tbe nerff handful that act with
yon. And all tbrrugh the Korth y u are regarded aa
loyal to tbe Uaitf-d 8t4te«, a« cnlv waj'ing opportu
nity to remrn to the old Tie writer has mein)
of knowing this to >>e t^n^. ai.d you knew it to he true
In Yankee pnoeri^ the E’itoria's aud Corresrocdence
of the Standard ar? read by A^olUion Missi^jnar’ea to
resolution that the present Congress expired to-day * Bar*«eti. t forti by Scales’s I?rigde aaJ Lon
,i .•ci.ck, ..I ax,.* tb. .f ! a- J"
Thia WM ^be at
Lomax’s eaval | Cafivrt \f a Steatner.—Offieial Ditpalch—Doblih,
oommanil* . V* . Fcb’y 16 —To Uen. 8 Cooper; On the 8d Inst.,
, — during tbia fight in person C-.I Hsywo'>t com- , M»j. Mourm>o within detaohment of 40 men, of the
sa the «ay for tre oomzcenoemeat ot tbe c4icir.t tcrmH ; masded our Brigade in Gen. Lcv'i’s pla")9 Some dca«n j l^tfc Va. cavalry, captured the armed steamer B. C
of members of Congress hereafter. j on our eidf we~e killed and wourrdtni. Saturday niglt j wra, at Winfie»*lo, Putnam county, Va , wiih a Vuln-
On Tuesday, both Huu-m passed Tax, Currenov and ' ®«roh»ns orders, r.nd Punday at 1^ ^Me cargo and 2» prisaners, inclcding Brie. Gen. C P.
' we were placed temporarilv under j^tuart’" oommatt(^,
together with McGo^an'4 tlriga'ie of .uc Dl^it»ion, ff.v
Military biVis aaree4 ju by Conferenae Committees. The
Currency bill provides that holders of non interest bear
ing treasury notes of larger denomination tbau ^$5 may
he fuc'ded in 20 year 4 per cent, bonds until the 1st of
A;;ril East of the Mis^'ssippi, and until July 1 Wcf.t of
ibe Mifsi«>sippi. Noter tVcen cn ••and are taxed per
Cent, m»7 oe fundtd uhiil Jan'j 1, 1P66. afte*- width
th«y are taxed 100 per-cent. $100 n- :.cf tot. ^rcsinter
within the liuit;, iio loug'r receiv4l>le for'puhlic tiue.-
".nd taxed 1' p'-r c?»it per month in ad^'ti- u i.hc .’j, J
per cent, 'he is’uo cf :io'.’a con inu?.« liU 's' ol Afr>i.
r.fier w.*'scV I* new i£'u-- « jathoriscd, to bc-kept Viibi:r
reasar .ab!- li^'-i:*-; tix per cent, bi i ds. to wunun'
■>f tivtf. huii'lrt-.{ i!?■’:«-. ni'j bf isfu.'J. nv’l sold ♦?"
Ti.iae money i-o mict lau esppn!'r3 ^f tho Gcvpri tnent
.‘.H dui-es on iwpcrtf: tc ^.o p^id in Spcelc, Siorlin?:
Pxcb»iige or C'oup nE ;:• t.'.e bordi. Ail iiep.'U and
export duties are s^.-ci-J'T pi* Jgr j to pay the iiiK-refit
.'II thi'-s.'? hon in Ti e l^x bill levies ft por c rt oii rcost
pci'soual '-.cd mix -J proppijy. etaci and boijH.
Mils, and solvent credit.^ Twenty pt-r cent cn iacomrB.
pr; fits. &c.
Tee Militft’-y bill i?'i!Ure) all %etw»eu 17 and oO tn
■ be rvic**-during tbe wav Aii lutvecn 18
»u wr in tb- «eri»ic»,'i*ei«tinf d undi>i'#xi»*iit>g orga-'it^lions
> *id oflio'-rs. Ati betwe-n 17 nnd 18, aiid b.tw-en 45
\i(\- 6U lo be e">rcite\l J >t iet**aov. Pnivoet.
.i.''f;i b), conKcrJp' ar 1 ,r.i du y to ce pcrforrr.-' i h>.
eu >»t/W.*en 18 and 45. vV-* uiifi for f*.- fid >.
T; > e,xeu,.T!icns ar.:—.i; unfit for the fie! ; miii'.ttri?
.iid ffiic ti of c> U);re"«, >S I'O >eaif1atures au>i uli oli»e:
o'itedt:t-Hie and j-ate otii -e’!-; pr- .•c'.e- ti rc>,u a>ly enj-
p’oTi*'!, one e:i'or of trr t'.-w puli!i.f->ir.i
nd I'tuh euir>rr';-~:s as r.r« indi?p* r-si.ltji ; rno ppn«h»-
■••.r^ to each drnp s' r- ' ii'jr b"»'i.n l-',e 10.h ot
Oc*''h“r, p'.,Vp5n;»>i.-* (-rtr SO jea--^ pl Si • ».> i
•li.vin^i'ai Tv., iro' pr:*i*t-;C; !'• V-T(..'-vr.t uud Uuc’i
•'•ra ».f c-iiUg-s ..d g(s'-o \ii r, »'ly engr-p-*d f'-r two
T'-ars h.!T • g 20 stuJeni-sj-one p J? n . u C. f*rra V.av'n
15 fitid ban'is, wtiushall givf l» n.) and ■ eciiHty t j d. -
var to tho t:ovjriiuj-A‘ t loO pouuds t;f Khcou>n t
'or cvity huncj. aud swil all eu'pljjj pr»v!:iian8 at -icbed- '
Ilia i-Bieg. OSorrs cf railroadij herelofire ropf'rtid
The PrpM.lrot ahd Jii'oreta’‘y ^ .War arc authoriaed tc
^ant exemptienH a® btrelofore reported.
On tv-ijnpfiila ., bi ih lKn««" passod a bill to C!>tab
lif.b a Vo'.unl?er Navy, acihvrizTag the Secretary ct
thf: Navj to vesscld iu or out of Cofefeder-
at« whtcrs Tbe II..usa pai-.-ed the Scnata bill to issue
Tbbacuo ratioLS to tl.e :>rBiy. Tl:e Seia'e pa^scu Iloua:
bill lep atiT'g act? f-.n’.hf)rmrg Pa i-iu Rangers AliiO,
tlout-e bill for J*v .tc tijn -jt j)’iiar-« who have dhonU
uistii«gu'£b« J tkri2 r»lor. lijiii iiousvs ad«p:ed
an adcre«9 -to ho oouutry, .eportod by a special oom-
mittoe «ou)s lii.e ag appoiiitfd. Friday, the Sib April,
was app:.iuted •* day o\ iaiiiug aud prayer. It waa
ramSr^d iu Eiohotjiid tuat (.'ongrcsa bad pa'^ed in
•ccret ses’iiaa a b?ii uuthorizing tee Prc’sident t;; «us-
petid the writ or habeaa corj us
Tum Tax asd t tBsxaoy Lawii —t^on^ress baa at
i>s; agreed upon tnese and rc:noved the lojucciion oi
ee'iTecy, As we wri'e this A M.) we are t-ndeavor-
Re Enlittment of TVoopt.—Official Despatch —flKANOB ' •rusts has oharaoteriKvd him as a soldffr
Tf. jidd.'d tb»t the S HD'^ard had repeatedly »dv'cat.i .* 1
ibe fex rcisrt of the vijr* t in tbe Verv Chi^' >».t)d f r ib-
4crt'o.il c»use w.iirb Itrd to (hr i»“'»es>iou of *•(; co'fou
•'tnt''t Tnc 8t-'-p^ar'l ha^ not bat lb* hard b'od t'
dcri_ Ii^i;br>c*!.'n>'; "ffrrona!.'. pKi gjyes
h -ci- iiccoBie uiore .icc.urt-o' cd lo tbe pig'*? ijcs-; ott
■’ J i.nd Fignificftnt wi'rd», “w? tako tat pr ic: from t e
iji.iudard of” tuch and suon a da'e. Psfriacds'
are nc-t yot ao wol instruoteJ as imesf. »«•! fi-r tb“ir
hencfit wc mw procecU to prov»: otir s'atcia-ni .\.r
nHoal.‘iro oa’l but ous wituei*?—the Standard itself.
The Standard waa an advocatc oi ‘'the docirme of
secession as practiced by toe ooti.-a SraCt-s'’ iu J8ufi—
how much ^farther hack we are not Jnst now prepared
tn .state But in 1854 it was rampant for tkat sort ot
sroesaiou. Wa take the proof
From the Haleigh Staudard, Sept 12, 1356
“Can it b? po6xit>lc that there are ro. a in loe Sontlj
v»«Tpruer Frer.;oa’ for ui«? Pretid*DC/, or who woulJ
kC4uie%5e in liis c'.tciioui The New York Hera''i,ho‘6i«
that there ar»> already Electcrui tickets in Virrinis.
JKeatncky and Maryland; aua it adds, “Tex'*^ aud Nor b
t’arclina will prob«t'!y eoon foUcw suit.” Tnis a vila
slander on the Sout^ierb peoph-. iVo Fremjnl Electoral
ticket ear. be formed tn Iforth CaroUna—raarn itjail li
may be ihat ttiere are ir;*itotji here and there, in tais
State, as tiiere Vere toriex iu the K: vdui.iu, wno waulJ
dtl ier up their nativ>j Und tu tbe fury of the fiinatic
and the torch of the iuoeudiary, but tbcy are fiw a^d
far between.
‘•The elec'icu cf Freo'onf wcuM inevitably ijnd to h
upparfction of the S ates Even if uo overt or direct ac;
of digaolut'ou ahouid take plao'^r he oould not c*rry rn
fbe govf-rament in the South No true or decont i^outti-
eru man would a'scept o&ce under him; and our ppot le
would never submit lo fcave ibeir pott otSj.;’, cuatcn*
Louses and tlr Jijie, filied wiih Frcmvni s yankefl a*>i>
liiionii*t8 We would coi expect rjor the N .rtLer-
p''0ple to submit in a similar case—aud we wi*.l not sub-
mi.” .
wAnd agaiffr
Frjta the Ril»igh Standard, S“pt. ‘.fO, li’SR.
“Fruucct and t-‘-.jtoa ij ive ns e.ev'tor-..i tii.ti-t in th»
slf.»eai.;ding Sta'es, aor will th»^ nave. They are ui
!tr y a*ctional in tbeir cearacier TSey st.ii^i u-, on h
pfp.tform wniA makes in*-za and ibcir 3«ppori»r^ the , ' , ...
mortal enemxe* {/ every man, uomm and child in the ■ expujiea, aud ujjst pcoplo aesiteO
"Southern Stales. Wo' rsg^rd them aa pHrt-oaal. mortal uii^ucBtioiiabl^ neci»:(ary t'j the support of tae goveru
enemiek If theysbou’d oucoeed in this contest, as we | ujtnt, th6 teediA^ ot ihe aro:jr, aud ibs uucceaw of tb«
do not believe they will, the result will be a sep.ratiou , dcsu:*» and is wilhn* to
pay for as well as prtty for.
th* oifrpose of oatchiac the yankccs if possible. Al 2
P. M. wo reported ir G n Starrj ,«'*1 mTT"d fcrfl^s tbe
rive'r.* Our Brignde followtd a r'ad thrc.iipij liel'^s ?n^
stable yards down ths river, while McGowan’s moved
on a road parallel to ouvh but debouching iuJt.j i.h» Bar
nett'.*! for 1 rosd ihrco railed f'lrther to th? N''vt'n than
rr.rs Tht enemy were said to be at tfc;-. i-i-int where
our road es/ere.i al*right Kcel‘'S. ti>e Barre •’a ford
road Wcwero ordered to attack tbeir at this pliice. in
tront, v"hile Mr.Qowau’a tBfjgale, having i-nirrcf> .h-*
! ind in tiifir tenr wo*>Id a'-sirt us in b.''£cii'>: lliftn.
Wbrn ve wrr^ within p. ic-lle or so of our iU*st;nK.j'oii.
hi-v»fvcr, vre roci-iveii orders to relwvn. as the eiien^'
had -lepancd fif 1 o'clock So or-di-ii. at 8 ci 9 -t
my fiiipt mare';i ir. this ai my— not ir.u of ii t' -'I
I lieliovp thi’^ laks b*x«ie all g.>ne bow>> a^t* wf e. j y
quiet cnee more.''
.Vraan nam»d Dilla Mathcs.)^, .'a A, 7ih Reg r. wili j vice:
be Mhot frr ds.wtion cn Tuosd«.y tbe 16th 1 * ’„ ts' o ArMilery, McGowan’s Brigade,
Tae woaf.er IS c.f >r. cold and win.iy. It blr tr' a; r. j n f I4th AUbani ’ R»f.nent. Wo E Lts
oortiouou 'y here t(>ar. in »*ny c-'uatry i’ve ev« r b'-o’.'in j
OiJr r**piii)(n!c have ndopted very ria^riotic repolu‘i= r | Ca.-t'.tre of a N’^lor-.ons Bufa,o—The rtneeade and
in r» enlipiitu?. Tne 7tb and 8?fJ wcre original wsr T fiutlaU' Capt lIo»;C!trd, *lto -.as betn fo h ng a terror
r«‘’i'T.PM‘ B rrv’p I8 h weat in unarin50>:slr; iho 28 b, to Eastern Carol niv. wa» captured ou Frid.y nuhtlas'^
I'ine tn'* p; and the 37th all but tvreuiy. Tbe fetlin*- j a«a in no*' a prinoiier in ibo C.-nfedefat-- iiues H- g
v*ir‘i ha>4 befu depreti itj^g on the people of Bertie.
. Camp 18th N. G. Troops, )
Near Libeety Mills. Va., Feb’y 6,1864.)
The uo'^tfiiigtted anaounoes to the eiivns and sol*
diers of Bladen eountv, that he is a Csn4idate for
Soammsn, oomjpaiidinir forces in Kanawha Valley, a
l':iptain apd t.wo LleoienaB.d of his stsff Gen Scam-
moo and officers of bis staff are here now, and will be
forwarded t» Richmond t"-morrow, uoIqbs yon order
otherwise; in ch*rgo'of Lieut Vectigan, the gallant j‘he Office of SHERIFF of said County, and would
yourg cifioer wno boarded tbe bhat with only twelve | Pl**ased to receive tbeir support
men ‘ Sam Joins. Maj Gen He pledrt-s biraself, if ej«cted, to dfsoharg* theduties
of the offioe with tbe same fidelity and ■>*al which he
t'! P , Fe^. 15:—Gen S oopi'r; The fblh-wing troops
^«ve r‘‘ ^(Pttilbled for ths war since announcement cf the
lO h ins(*inf:
Lane’s B'iffftde. Wr’pi’t’s Brljjade, P^iin’a Brisrade.
D;'vls' Briaadp, 7fb Vtririnia ( avalry. 11th Virifir.ift
t'avalry 18;^ f^orib Car i ja ) rnop‘5, 1 i-th N rtb O'^ro
Troop«, 48 h Viririni-i. In^aatry. G'^rnetf’s^^oague’e
H..fk-1'’£> and P i*r*.Ei s BiUaliriw c? AytiUery
f.iilr»"r'ng, having eolir>>ed originaliy for tbe war
ba** reiter:*t?d il rjr d‘'terrT)iB>»'ion ta continue in Ser-
BENJ P ^N*LDI.
G pt Ca A, 18ih N. C T.
Rev. T. L. Troy’ will
leavo Sa'ishury i>u the ‘27ih*Ftb’y for
Co&fee’a Brigade, (46 h R g’t N C T )
>»»!(» wJi pack^^es for soldiers in the Army
Feb’y ’5 ^
/*tlApdl
it- flv c’('l ■ not. bo better, and all feel that th*-
0‘.u t IS lo''ti«« up B’jt 1 bt'lievt »he men in thcr-IJ
•i'-e .> wa>s C^^n•!ul »nd i>opcful E J H Jr:
[1® »■’ %r ; i-> the fi. l-tirg or occasions, tbe Rirh
t a>"? t>!!' ?("•' ..> tb ■ *'>411 'rr-iTiJ engaged ''n OU’’
•>'..ie s.efed '.d T>i’'a'ly. esr-’ciTl'y a Ge'Vtiia !* ot
lb--. T'fijf. K N'Tfh '’'iVi lii.n brij^ftde on ib- i»ft ot
P. -’rt m 17 d^ad y'n^cei’ were found. n»arly all I'ir y
in frci* of P?K"im’* Itjrij; «oo. Tbe N^w York npr*t't:
Powdrr!* Powder!!
row
P P
AFE'^ pvuud- No J R't^LE I'O^’I'tK, jii'-t r‘'ceiv-
e^-mi f«r s>l> at p p. IOHNSON''S.
Fity»itF-»>|te F b’v '5 It
” rok j^aleT ’
Two Mk- «jr BOYS—vuc ; igrt and thfi other
six yf*r cf aee T-.e own»-r of tbee' Ni"gri.e8 de-
hirps .a reeidi-nee f,»r h s faniily .n F-y. tteviHe or thavi-
cipjt.y. Tbe nrgroes wijl be sold for men* y, but as exr
chaiige ff-r K^'ai E.t -.le preftrf'd.
I a vvp. a ' ARPET t.t fl»x tna wu.l for a*i.>-3H vards
in it til’d not uiuch worn., J. H tOOK.
F'cl’ylS. 7 8i
G trs. Ceowsn and ^;ouuli•’.^ coniigt^cut*, so- ie iicjc psjHt. •
at rh». -bead of ci'P liundr^d riTi.'cvie'i wiio^ like himseif
ul! o.fiv»ed t a d«^ar prfvtlege to fight fi r
ii^ir i>ativ0 St i e Haviijg ??oen consiaerabfy «n-.
o yi*d by nn-tT-H rs of me Ozd Oeorpi% regi'£i«nt : Por 9$Sll(f
(;•') G.iflin, i ns been hink in aiLbu'b Ur | . ^ *
afjtji. ('. w.jrd Divir, of the a.^ove command, and | A be.w-e-. fw-iv ana it^.rtown yr.^r- of
'. .d tu i.o f .y ,-ui them a i..^ss-g», tha he w.u | ^ «*'*•’» ^ot; not s-IJ tor any
?>es a .i-' of yankep rvmded ia the cwnp hcspiiDl" j ‘>*p.u?e t..vc a .arly da/ or loe- ms iife'in the it 'J®'? i»ken tc t.ain h-.m for a house
I‘ 4*'.rj'i'rif'c^ 116^naiue;—amorjt wl.pia arc on? C^loot i. [ 'euipi Bui F'jr..»t ££its wo^»»d • e captors are themseivvs j
• -fo i'olan* •■'nd three C-^rtniiw. Ac manv i.vr 1 ctf tureu, aiid 6i:cb has ! v»n tr>e fate of the daf.rtun^iie t
For parliculari appl to
P F
S.-7U H»nf ’fr VVa3niiir.i('n
‘ hi'avy.”!
ti-c. Ffle-al IcFP was fi'u-
Gubkbhatorial Appoistmxrts cf —Out
Triend who >srote us ina'. be believed Judge Reade waf
the second in^^anoe ia tbe histcry of tbe Stale in which
^Senator in Congress had been appointed to fill a va
cancy b^- a Guvertor, now writes that Mr. Clingmaj\>'
wap ths first itetance. 'Judge P *tter died on the 20th
D^e. 1857. In April 185^ President Buohaiuta appoint
ed Senator Bizgs Judge, aud immeJiaCely thereafter
Gov > Bragg appointed Mr Cliugman Senator Turuiug
to cnr Ste>! to look ftr thsse datc-s we find that we tben
explaiotfd (Ot strT^r May lOih 185^.) why the Governo#
^ad no need to call his Couuoil to fill a Senatorial va
c*ucy, aui 1^4 are ^ little surprised that we bad reoent-
iy overlooked the poiht.
Af to Judge Lccke, to whom we alluded in the para
graph du this subject on tite4lh lust., our friend writes;
“1 remember to have been told in Kaleigh in 1821^
when ycu %nd I were boys together, mat Judge Lccke
was elected to succeed Gov. Htone in rhe Senate of the
U. S iu 1814> without apy knowi««jge oa i>ii part of tbe
Jcsiga of tae General^osemMy to appoini b'm, Until
tiis cuiuniisdioti reached biiu in Kowan;. th^t ha cauto
lo Raleigb, touk a seat m.thd atage for'Pdeia^urg tn
mg to get by i^llg'aptj j^erJt-ct ^upiya of them atia ot | route t'vr Wa«Dingfon.«>opped at Mj. Mordecai'a. a mile
the uuiitary Out Suouli we auccaed, they will-apCvar i ■*''>*“ Ub t-ity, teturue>l auu resivurtU w:ieiht.-r attf.
, ,, , , > before the d«ljaurniaeni of the General Asseiubiy I dj
m .kaoitep coiumn. If uo», tte r,»ail»r will have to bt ; , ' . . . 4 - - * ^
' uf't raictmoer to have t*>ara.
tatL:fitd for tl.e prea^nt Wiili the pc.tcct te'egrapoiu
summary.
Tbere Will be, iudeeu ther« is, a gocd deal st anxiety
about lii* ctfeet of itiad9 mcaar.rfs upon iliC cutrenuy
.^.axieJ; i B> ur.al bi.1 it5:iiig Wi I i.»ale dwwa iif a fc v
.la^a, un>l all wt.l pi'obabl> well—at tr.ist a^ .ve'l a.
I oouid be expecie t i:uder Iiigh t:.xtnj, wuich everybody
atid wut.;b art
of the States. No human power o*u prevent it *'
Otuld there be a clearer case? But. as we have had
occMion to remark heretofore, people kuow that it is
not the Standard's htbit to stand by on" set et meu or
principles long at a time, and it may be objected by its | sunonnoing the safe arrival of tue State's steamer Ad-
friende that it repented in saokeloth andasb?s, aud was ! Vance, wttu another valuatjle esrgo, the sixth she haa
utterly opposed to seoeysion in IbttO. Tuey ii%ke a i Oruught in. Ut courae tt:e 700 baif* ot cotton sue car-
gseat caiaiake. Tbe St.*ndard seems to have had a p^- ! riea .out are now sale «i B.:ruiada aud oonv^ted into
cuUar 'ancy for this business of secession—(even now i »-tW,VKX> in sterling exchange, equal to upwMls of four
it appears t-? desire to secede again)—itnd wa> juct as ^ miliiona oi dollars ofcurreau^liuxz > for the .\d- Vauce!
gtrong anadvoc^‘e of “tbe doctrine of s cnsionas prac I Never was mere a greater sucuttas of a sagacioua ent«r-
tiord by lue Cotton States” in jboW as it WbS in 185tt.
Pri/b*bly ait^rwards, a.-
: .Mr Maouu watf eiected by toe Geueral AasemMy to sue j
I oecd him, 6ib December I8i6.” 1
. TUK*RAl,KlQa STASUABD AMD SxjiAToa Rbauk —A 1
’ -«au u uat t.e very iueiguifiC int in Kurta Oirouna to |
i.ave eacaped as w.il tae hinoui deauaoiatiuus as tne
lui^oiii} praise of the Standard. As eure as he has haa I
.h« one, so sursly Las he had the other. C^ce of the i
ncbest bpecimsns of the Standard’s profioioncy in thi*> I
way ia given m the Ealeigh Confederate. Judge Keade. i
the three weeks' Senator in the Contederate Congress, j
is new (for the moment only, we are sure) a prima fa- |
vorita of the Standat^d. The Confederate oritlc-aifd '
some remarks of Mr. Reade, whereupon tbs Standard
itittgsird
^ I 17 -.'jr j-d V -Qld v;a.t Lis wife cn Fii-^a>
ii'gBt Ifcf't.V/'i^la.n i>.;« Jti e • U e (Sunrm^ml
!iul proceeuei cauiiout-iy to tbe residence of Hoggard,
lu i^«rtle county, nine miles from Wi«jaor. A>-ri?iig
if ihetp destitiation unobserved by tha ecciuy. Hog
|i >r j’s home was speedilj surrounded, and a loud rap i
ut itte^oor given. “^Who’s tiyprvt” inquired a feminize
voice from an upper window. “FriendsJ” waa thci^uick
response. “Whai. will you have?” inquired Mrs Hog
g *rd. “An interview with the ( aptain,” resp jidcd. »
roice frorri heloW. “Wait until I sirike a light,” re^
plied the female from above, and in two minutes mote
tLe door was opened, and the renow ued fiuffaloe con
fronte i 25 u» -jaricg lookiug rebeia aa ^ 7(m- drew yankee
bloo-d. i>iuding resistance in vain, li ggard instantly
aurr«hdered, aud ia now saonrely ccA^ucd in fiixie
I‘et Xxprtu, 16jA.
From Kineton —Kjnsion, F*» Itt.—J 3 Brook, Wm
Haddcck, C Hufman, Stephen Joces, A J Britton, J J
.Suuierlen, Wm ll I>aughtry, Lewis Taylor, Lewis Fre
man, and Jobr Freeman, of Nethercutt’s Battalion; at>d
vV i> Jones, of Wright’s BnUhII 3 end Joseph Broca, ot
the 27th North Carolina Reg.-ueut, and C R Cuthrell,
ot Lal'iam'a B ittery, were batiged in this place cn
yesterday. order of cuur.-Biartia!, fur deeeriing their
C'^mra its, :iud taking up t>ri:s ou tbe eU' my's sida.. 1
am inform'd tn^t torec iiiuru of thes^ desfrttrs are to
0-' iianged herr lU a li.vr v:aj.g—m-ikiug in all 23 within
last two weeks, al' of wuich wtre cap.ured by our
rnops in (be late iXp d.tion agninst Nkiwb. rn
N w« tr.ini the ir t rejrpppnts the yankces as be'Ing
12 000 sLrotig »t thtir uuiposia at Batcnelor’s Oreea
aoa are strcugiheniicig their bre.i8iwotks and rebuildu>g
their blocx houses tbat W'-re destroyed by our troops at
ihe lime we alitmpted to take Newborn.
Raleigh ConfedvraU
5pfiuto CoDBTs—Alr*Dgem'nt by the Superior Cottrt
lu.>gPB tor the Spring Crrcuit3 :
1st Oirar.it—Judg-3 Shipp—£d>inton.
AIDER M.VN.
7 2 rd
0
2d
•' Saunders—Newbem.
8a
“ French—Raleigh.
4th “
“ Gilliam—Hiileboro'^
6th “
“ Heath—Wilmington.
6th “
“ Oaborne—Salisbury.
“•h “
“ Reade—M'rg»nton.
8ta "
“ Howard—Buncomba.
ANOTHEa Impurtamt Abbival —We are exceedingly
gr&iifieu mi* morning to have a telegram from Rtieigh i cama to nis defence, as will be seen in the following
nch retort of the Confederate (which, by the way, has
Dbath o» Libct. W M. CAHBiOAii.-r-We regret lo
learn by leller froia iiis brother in tno Miasiaeippi
1 army, near Brandott, that Lieul. VViUiain M. iarrig«n
..I lur, , J .-I. to await overt aots? Is a declaration of i
Confpderv.tp prisorers, -.ad rhev to r«n«:ncp. (heir ^ ,
allegiance to tb- ( on^e.tvr^oy-to mrn thn,,backs upou j . ^dverstry tbat he is to be aa^ai
theirforroercomr«ide8iTi '^rnis en 1 swckr all^'gi.tnce tothe
Lincoln Government. And m-riy N C**'oiira soldiers
eonfined in prison have thus b.ea te>r.‘y**«l, and inJuc-
ed to lake tha oath of «l eeiar>c» ‘o Linco’u. Tnis Is
no fiction, tfce «vidcncp in tK^ pu'-scssicn of him
who pu^)ii^hes ” Phcul.i i-ot pru tencs ^Ty to y rt to
desist fr-t.i givina; the eneujy rue:. adva;>t«g ? Tlifc^ie
facts you r;uat know, and Kcw caa ’ cu, if t true Smith-
em man, as you declar** your^^lf to b», oentiaiie thus
to injure your frter.’s pnd aid v^nr ynptnisp?
You c»nnot fail to s*e th«t your o ntinned-’critiolsms
of Ihe AJmin'igtraiion of th:; G vcranicnt do harm at a
We take the proof
From the Raleigh Standard, Jaa’y 11 IS'^O.
“The surest way to avert a dissolution of tUe Uuion is
to p-e»'are for it. A diesoiution is certainly probable, . , . ^ ,
to say the least, id th« ev.nt of the snoce.s of the
Mafk a»pubiican« ia 1860; and their 8Uco*’«s, we feel / dence in Waaiiington, Arkansas, on the ad ot January
bound tj 9»y, is wiibia tfie range of probability. Mua, j last. Mr. Carrigaa was a native cf .-ilamaiice, gradu
we await, an overt act? ^^7 ^•’’7 jJ*’’!.'''* ' ated at the Univereity in the class cf 1852, aud at tnc
siifth a PreJidea'nrsuld be a declaration of deadly bos- j . . .. • . ...
ti’ify to the alavetioliing Siatoe. Do hostile armtps i year. He vraa an ex-
Is a declaration of war nothing until j oellent gentleman, wUoae acqu^iaiaitcc we crjoycl lU
man wh'3 is toid j Qur youi'ger aayo before his euiigraitpii, ajid since b>
hy bis adversiry that he is to be aawailed, w »t uaiil h.a j „e«aaional letter w.uoa his either pen coniribuiod to
advert?ftry ib bin, ftni be na'* coramenccd lo uia i .
arm and c«iit him to. the eartb? Dxa a person who ; Observer.
has ta en arsenic by mistake, w^it to see'vhct *sr ar Ilia brother writes that oo had been a consisteni
E'r.io wil. produce death? Does any onp d lubt that ot the Prrsbyterian church for the laat ten yeara.
C'^ld 8tct-l.'*'fell =h'rpPn«> Jj^will saver the j .gular T?iD?
Raleigh Conftde*cU.
Mu*t ice leait and btcome veaktr, or act, «n / g ither
ftrength by frepaaai'on based on our own st'rn reeolvetf
In our humble opinion there can be bu., oue an.M'er
to fbeta questions la a cert'^fn contingency uur jives.
Thb CossoaiPT Gaeukn —VVs arr glad lu learn liat
(he ex'.^nsive veg' t.kbiu garden *thica did so miicn laat
year for the comfort ol the polditrj at Uarap Uolmi a,
• eot them? Is our miiitia syt«teffl at tril effioient? And
cur property, our manhood, cur Stale pride aud State • near Raleigh, Is tbij ye# to bo cultivttroa eveu more
independence will be at state. Are wc i^eady tq jH)-| tjioroughly A let*cr from Col Ma'i it in reply tc one
j asking what fleece he wanted, says:—
militia? 'Hundreds of gall-^at cliisens have rcoeniiy ! fim happy lO infon.i y ,u that in 0Mi8eq';enoe (4
volnaeeered; have we arms '-jr fbem» Have we ball and ) c nt-ibationa, tegct j>r witb a fe w pur
posr (PI? Arc the various oapiai»\’s dL" ricr.i in i,.-»s *1? Gar Jener \ ■■pi'r sthat .'e is wcii supplied
' ■ • tr. u:,Ung
time like ihis Mr. Davts m'>y net Ve p- Wa'hinaton— i - n- • . ^ r
., ,. , . , v , tn -• . 1. ' if (uicieiit, wbioh no one asserts, have we arms frr our
the world hao rever prodnc . i bu‘ or.* WasViinfrton—but | ^ »,
he is’our Presi'lpp', c>-osfn witbo'it au cppoacn^. tie
is cur lesder a»>d it is otir 8' l.''ir;n d'ltv '*s tru-’ phtr;o's
to 8iiHtain bill', in »'tn'nig'crWif''t'G .’e'-r’r.t'n' Hud iij I V,—I" i'” , ,a.il t-iprrNrf hn iini^’r tViu
, J. , . .. . , rn i-'r viitda*^i» p'itro : Are wh ready nojo to «!nconrter ” imier tots neocs.iuy
IPPd.n^ n. on to v,e-ory Not ..n. r.b- ,f your pap.r | arrf *o d^ma d that tU. f6rr,s . J Z , 70U-
it"' * ■ •‘^7 ! foisiituT-L ehai: not b.- u« d to dPstroy Li .A^e we f
indir etat ck ipr. '■'O' au- . ^ ; new bt ing ploagoed aud p ;t in fitiP. order for a.
'iera’.0 1 on » w t.iotinir, wuh arrno In our h'vufi#? fully repaid tor tbt* ex.^'rim nt Ift.st year, (under
.\Us, nr! \Vjffc tfjp black B..^pub’io »n« itiixht tn-kfb oiaay uii :.dvant«g ,) ,we i. v nd t^ n*^v.i a m^dei g-r » ri
I rijtht We s -»i thi" in cvory t.-ttu'-e of th“ ••irrppr"fiei■ s«.»soii. Lvci'y itioh of ,traii” 1 mu;'t ’■•fodiiO' s.>uic-
bi^ c«'.dio' ” .A.r» wo prepared cv. a for a vu 'deti
eracrcency at hoin« 1
Tbi r crp slcc’io ' cf a '*!'ic’ Rcpnblirr.n Pr. side nt
vroiOd nii.st pro’''ftbly 'ttf-c' at? and Bsul. stccki. and
!nd*;e.i ?>. rj nr'-c!M« of pr7pe>^ty. i* Sewar.ifchcuM h'-
eleo!..'t t>y Pt'OiKR-.fI vote>i. it w uM be no ea,y rjatt**r
.1 rai-L' n-.nf y ir; Nivccih'.r, 18^’0, o.t tha h«,;{ paper.
D'trs any cup dotibl Without iUwL.r} we oould
^ aeiil er procar? ar-iis p'>r 'iuppor* troops f gch»-me I r-ve bc'n published only nc-'ci- ith.aau.^e
I Sent a Carolina now la ooafpranoe with \irs;tn'a * taa* gn-at ii;jaB‘inp is dcu3 i:i the ac" junt lo iw
Uor oomioiBMonv’r r»? CO d,>u‘'t rlrc.v..v roached Rich *, ' ,rV.‘ r i « n .
1 mou^, to confer *ith the .Gov.y/aor au^ L«ieie!aure of ' C.mtbam--J.t^n H. Hau^.jtou. Lsq ->ruo
thority In tiiiw yon >>i4Vo. w»-it;'iril lh»> '•AQfi I. ,.>n« of
fhp r» t !p in him. f.nd •'.• n u .j (h,' t' nlsof
our eT.e'»'-p‘. Oo '.'i'oy ooi r j'l’o* at. at'Acka O'l
our p-ftii'lent* Vou Vn-w t' 3 'O tr.o'rno
Ard (if n T'-ti a’T- (••''i'ii-vliy ■;.a line f T per.oo, as
theu^hlb' S't!f n t'-'n,' to do bn’rako tne pro
positior. pflioiai y in-.iitf.j atrlythr w+»-wo'’ld cihHf
W^hfttipr you •r.fcrd'-d it ^r’■■ot iaipr^’Si^on
you *»avi‘ ms ip ‘i.’f ■ n ‘ stind of ^t.c nn'tse-. ei the
peopl" Cl N'-rtti I'ar jii’a .'».1 in ihia y.'u hi*.vp, d ne
grc^i barm, -.n . b w c-.n tu vil I - ;i* Wsat d les
this rpffce mnvcraent toesn if it does n'>t fTV-r.c fubm s-
sion. or at tpsxi a pr-'j^osi'ion r»oi*f.airi.ction ii;».-mo
wav? * * * Ipp Npv» York Da’1% N'wn ha« -^ell
said recently, that “f. r Ite Btrengfr party to oifer
ttis H«.»soii. livery iiiOtl of ,trau" I mu;!t ’■•Todiio
t'.'iiii; rat ilile — *r ' fbitll uee J it lu aJ.iitiuo lo a iitir-
rhl c.-n:.; -u ioa of M ssr-. cSnay ti, tV)lhata8>>u,
manu'iC’urt'ra at Rdeifh, p>e . ntpd its wjth a fi>i‘
plougL wtvicii is ve-y ac'ept iihle, f - - wiao''t it we
wert' dipeuieut upon our n ■ig:iborfi ”
.'-JlKtTiiii js Cuatham.—T;-'
ioiK »a Cts.'.ih.isu iti tavor of toe
proarcditifjs ot axuect
! aniaiJ’a Convvation
propose negotiati.B. is magnani*-ty, but for ; ^ ; bo"adopted, fir-t to ! is to h.v d di.ercd a .-.prch (olh- tnp-ttng-icav-
the weak r It’.8 the sign of wcakupBH and irresolution ' ,, . , , ,, „ •. ur i, to i »
save the Union according lo the C: nefifnrlon, an I, if jng tho irapres^ion that he fkvrrecl ifs
th»i cannot ba d'.iip, to save the*Sou!b Norih Carolina
is asscciatei for weal or for woe virfa South Carolina
nnd Virginia. Every word «»hi(»h they may utter.
i antt ac
tion aa put'lishi;-’. The restdntioni of f'-p raeeting arc
80 utterly p-t vtT'ance with Mr .Hauglitf-n'B w'll hnown
str.h
gjsDtleman of
Aid yon, Sir, aro ccn-«arf!y giving the enemy 'his
sign—constantly encouragement by thus
agitating the p.-ace qu> tii"a a* this most Inauepicion®
period ir tbe hictory of t s^ Ptrtjgj'ip. Thp peace r.eet
iugs tbat
have done i
and enconrpgin^
The oa
pnVpose'of“takir^^ St-te”ou’’Jt ‘thrcTnfoSracv” i vital interesft of N>rth Csr lina Patriotism, about the u.fetiDK^ei(Jt>pt what i- pu»'!i>be-i, hut v
But our rnsmips so coj>stru? i'. Hi?r can t>i0 8»ate m i . Out pr.m-iry aUc- ■ rt*:ard for Mr. HaughU>n tj allow
ir"'Tb." ca’l'foT'' fSan“or "U^narP^eS;Vt“" " - -P”-- -.qu^stiouPd.
membars to jt.‘aK,i (be ■’i»cuB«i..n of the pe»cc question ‘i w-,^wi,l stffod sidP b ' P- b- the abo^e ^»b wr.tten
by it. would do.r^oic re.nl b *rm to anr cause, than all 1 Virttni . ard .',ou!h arohna, as tbi« pUc.* nforms us i.;a. b,- learned m Cv.at v.m from
it? Irave selihrs firm the tM-.'h could d& eift } in the 1 ancestors tiid at York'oj;n and tue Cowp^r.?; scd soutcp likelv||f' be wpn-Jnf-.ri'j* j.
army, and .o soldiers bave f.ugbt bettor, .coomplished i 7" '> ^ae.plsing ; .poka a.ains. and a. feat
more, «r.d bid fai-to do >.*..rrin pnv psrtic.lar ,hau '^ WP»s;yo and usi-r;ng Un;or^.. ^
j Tbat wil? bo its charsoter under black r.epublican rule. . *“’1 «’rrjeui8 ol
.«.nd fur oup we will nsvpr bow our heaa to iis d' ijfad'
ing yoke. We mcnn whet wc Pa . mean n> do
rifjht: ■ ac ioruing ir. or.r nn o' wii?-* T-ciil is,
and let con-rquouc‘'e take c»’'ci o'f the^aelveo ” .
Arfl the irieii'iH •■►f S^jivIarJ si V.t.juld
i-hey like .»iiothsr do'^e of * \t. •■ni*' ’’ ••r . r>r,.r. m.»yo “cold
sto.'l” which, lu I’e fih.iT!-,-f a fi'/^ ' >rn *, rem^-ka !*■
'■> S^^^id•l.r•? (r;;vvr8a
'.lei c.ic, up'i c-ap.
•-ffeotaally s^^aled the Standard's lips on that point:)—
Jfr. Btadt, again —Tbe last Standard says—' The la
bored attack of tae Confederate on Mr. Senator Keade.
will glance innocuous frem ths securely inaited«reputa
lion of tbat gemleman.” Oar oriticism of .Mr. Re&de’s
speech was not an “attaok^” Attacks are rafier in he
line of the Standard—as hy that means it ‘kills and
makw alive.” For examph: On tho 2:^d of July, IShti,
It ar.id of this same Mr £ G. Reade:
“We learu that Mr Rogers is reading a leller from 1
Mr. E G Reade. * ♦ Mr. R.*wde is a smart man in t
I smid way. •* * * This oily and unscrupulous I
detnag gue may S>urish tor a season, but tha^a> ot -
retribuvion will sure'y come.”
Aga^n, on Ihe 80th o'July, ii said ia reference lo the
Brooks and Sumner matter:
“So if Mr Brooks had told Mr R-'^de of hie intpr-
tioa, he would have sneaked to Mr r^u ,iner and in:orm-
cd him of ttic fact. His vote ^=hows that he would
bave d'^'Dp so. Mr. Reade joins h-»nds with these tu. n,
and a;ie fh*m, in this blow thus aimed at a sister
Southern State. He cvi-oee his sympathisa by bis votp;
«nd bis sympathivi.' sbow that hia heart ia not in tbe
rtgLt jluoe. H® i*as mi-'rerrcstnu'd 4'larire ni»j*.ri!y cf
his coiisf.tuents, and disgr»jed himt’!*lf He stiuds ex
[;osed by tiis own .J^liherato act. to the sc-^rn an-1 con
trtinpl )f all hoaoraMp men ”
Hal Stand>rd, July'C^d and SOth, liJ5(j.
S*j Ee>de i^ *f tneak -at oihj a synipa
'bii-r of Siimn.-r—a disgracfJ vnn, exp'>fed to the scorn'
and contempt of all honorable men:—hi-i “voice wiil ao irc-
b'i anywhere re.spected ”
}fe -.jcver ejnrot to make such ad attack as this cn
Mr Reale. ITs rcci/gnize him as a hix;h toueii sr^ntls-
man. a Christian, and an up “'hi m^mbor of^K-iC’ -ly—
mieguidrd. pr judiO rd .and d^n^enuj politrcian
r-'.rjt 'Ofril bei of loo cIob^--ASioei ..licn (politically)
««rith the Stacdard
H:it wi tch is t.> ba b''li.->^!»d —tbw Si !.H(Urd then or
vow? Why n-itn^r. T-»' fbtis^ was orly “ftr parry
.'Uip «^s”—s.* is tbe praif'tt C^ase “a file-i it. s
. ou ■' .
VTK, THK OBSERVKtt.
Oamp ISth Uko't. F»?b. 9.
j .Messrs. Eli ars: PUaee al'ow mo throU^Ji your pii er
to tenaor the siucen* (trii>’K': of tnpseit at:d Co P, I8th
n T i'> our fri n.s fit, hem* for a dona'-on
provitii.ino.Miie qualities of whioi plainiy sh >w.-,d tnat
tt-.ey w- rp prepar-d by thi* hands of our !ady '’ri'-i: '':
w^ip have ver i'.viiiced so t^nch soliciiiidc for us io tl *-
Tjati'o in Wv :cn k’0 arc e.igagsd. Tbcie eti.nin,.'c>-ve’‘
iring-iev'ftin.'of tbci" ritne and every aiiergy to .^U'
COfort, sh ^ultl incitf’ the brave ‘o greater deed .if d:r-
•n;^ Etd tbe (’■^ward ashai-njd f his we^ikncfls.
Tho m-jrabers of Co. F will ever o^e^i“b the n*',nory of
• '503'' '^bp by this and many other d tna'scns bave just
ly n 9rited our c'>npt*nl ajd hearlfeU grafitudc.
Very reepcc'fully J. BU..H.‘.NAN,
' 2d Lt Comd’g Co. F, 18th Reg’t.
CoRrBUBBATB MABurAOTUBBs —Necessity i# driving
our people tu all sor.s et manufactures. A glass fao
tory, on an extensive eoale, ia a!:>out to go into opera
i tion at Savannah Another at Richmond has b«?n at
work lor some weeks.
Tboops TJB THK War.—Lt Col Parsley of the 3d N
0. Reg’t, explains throu^r'h the Wilmington J arnal why ‘‘'on.
bis Reg’t has not re-enlisteH for tbe war. Uis is one ul
tbe ten Regiments (from 1 to 10 inclusive,') that volun
teered for tho whole period of the war from the begin
ning, and have therefore ^ver needed to r«-enliat.
Poland and Russia —A sanguinary cocflict betwepn
the itujurf’euis unler Baraack, and tbe Russians, took
lAvd on tltc 18ci of J*buary, ^ tho vicinity of i seca
lochan
Several wagons filled with dead and wounded Rus-
a.an soldiere, were brought lato the town.
Fet’y 17
Fcm '
NE PAIR MIL s^'ONK.'t. 42 inct'ps. in di'-neter
Til y are of '.Lc Mowe count; grit A Rood quality
1- r ^rindinar corn. -4pply to T 8 Lutierloh. £sq , at
I’ayetieville, N C., or
T. 8. MEMORY, at W iiteville. W.C.
Feb’y 11. 7 9tpd
Iron lor Baco^
I HAVE genuine SWEDES IRON tbat I will exchange
with f&rmerB for good dry B.^^CON, pcnrd for ponnd
It IB in-wbol** iars of 160 to 1“5 lbs ’*ach, acd no fix-
ores for luttiafj Tbt.se who ao not want whole bar*
had best clnb with their neighbors. Store apened oa
Friday of each wf*ek.
W, H. AVERA. Smithfteld, H. C.
Fe^i’y _ 8*9tpd
COKPlbfiilt X A X ^^ICE.
The Ase^ssors, wita th« Colleo(,or for Ri>besoo county,
wi 1 meet the people of the different Distriotii at
the following times and plaoes, for the purpose of aa-
"refsing the T-ix op Ineome and receiving the same; al*
so, thf titbe of Perk, vic:
At Regan’s Wed.-sosday, March 2d, 18»^4, •
At Kt Paul’s, Thursday, March 3d.,
At Luteber Brii;ge, Friday. Maron 4th,.
* At ilaud-li'ViUe, Saturday, .March 5th.
At Col P P. Smith’s, Monday. -VJarah 7ih.
At AlftrufVide. TacSl*y, Mnrch 8th, «
Al Tpcmpson’s, Weanesday, March 9th
Aj Wnitc Houses Tnuraday, March 10,
At Sterling's Mills, Friday, March li,
At Sea'ey'a. Saturday, March 12,
At Lumbenon, Miuiday, Maich.l4;
At Wishart’s, Tueeday, M^tcR 15,
At Baek Swatr-p, Wednesday, March 16,
At Burnt Swauip, Tiiursday. March 17.
All ars requested to have their lists made onf and
tp^dy acd nil who 'Ki>vo failed to finish tbeir tithing
j lieta or to list tt»ir caitie bUd pay Uieir taxe^ are nq^i-
i fied ihaL this id the last opporiuqity that will be gives,
I as ia all failures tbe law will be enforced
J. T iK)PE, \ ’
i I>, 8. MORRWON, /
! Feb 1^_ 7 4!2i»
I ilOTitlEr ^
1 ^HB Committee-men in ine several Captain’s DistrictB
I X of Robeson eeunty, wi 1 report through their Chair
man to me at Lnmberton on the first Saturday in March
next, tha names of all indigent soldiera’ families in
‘heir respeoiive Distneta. in accordanoe with an aet
pxBsed by tne General Assembly of ttwe State, D«%. 14,
18bS, relotiva to wivea and families of solOMrs. and in
Accordance with an order of tbe County Court ef Robe-
WM J BROWN,
County Cemmission'fr to distribute S:ate fundi.
Feb’y I**. •-11*21
England and Friince —The Wasbington Chronicle sayc:
Wuea P*ritis:cai srparated, Ecgla-d was in close
.all'HPce with Frrincp. Ttai alliance is at an end.
iTAfe BJlfi U,
At t‘io rerideDO of Mr. Tbos. Birnas, near Marianna,
Fla , 3d F«n’y, Coi. W. L SAUNbERS, 4tJtjiReg’t N.
C Armj North Va, to FLORIDA, third daughter f
•he Ut** Jao. W. Cottea. of N. C
I % If
0 : Tupoday i>ight laat, at Argyle, in this oouaty, Mrs tziai subjeot will address
(i^tate oi IVortb C'aroiiua,
HAHNKtT COn.NTY.
t^ort of Pleas & Quarter Session^ December Term, 186S.
Arch’d. McLean vs A D. MoLean and wife C.*iharine
acd others
Petition for pamtion of Slaves.
TUI3 case oomiog bn lo bn heard, it is ordered: tb«(
publication be made in the F»>et'.fvile'Ooaerver lor
SIX weeks notifying Wm Bolin and wife Mvy, Thomaa
Bjlin ai.3 wite N .ncy Sophia, le be and appear at tjie
next term ef thia Court, tbat they may answer the Mid
petition, plead ur demur as they may tttink prop>^r
Wiincbk, B njamiii F Saaw, Clerk of said Court, at
Offise in LJlint^tou, Feb 1, J8(/4
7sw*i2dMM’hpdj B. F. SHAW, Cl’k.
F E RSOi%^T ^
A YOUNG MAN If good ciiaracier and education, is
deairo’is of opening a oorreapondeilot) with some
i,»ouug Lidy ujion th^ subjept of matrimony Any
‘ v'jung lady wh) desirea to open* oorresp-ndenoe yn
M.-iRr,AllEI HaY 9
la M r rs o»Hoty, on the 12th instant, WILLIAM I
THOMAS, eldest,son of B P. ana Luc »»da PerSon, in I
the 12tb year of hie age P0si8''ssed cf a well balanced j
aad pvt'.^ocious mi.'d, industrial habits, and a hf'irt j
.. .iurtlinK in the el»!tneut9 ol goodness aud kiii Jly
pi'Voua-iious, affarued promise of ex*i*e'i usp^nlncss a'ni
.'XaTfre A s.i'fdt'Oing strokp toiis brr-.:%v'*d fftthe
hh i nic tbsr and ;.u oni;, liule brother, tod to nuiuer
ous rela^i ;i.s friends
• “U TV «iirri tho r.ico our flriritd has ru'il
tu' ^.’W13 in fill h:s bio-'fi;
The courin- bui yt.'Slerd>t.y be*aO.
N-'w iini^!i.» i ij th-' L.i;i.tj
Msjr.r BARNEY BARTON,
■Lane’s Brigade, Wtlcox’a Division, A. N. V.
P. S A lady in her ‘teeja'’ le preferred.
Feb’y 16- . .7 4'.pd
' C. 8. DEPOSITORY,
FAYKiTEVXLLi:. Ftb’y i;d, 18G4. )
1 Flind—a iiBid alt tour ISiii‘plu*iI
J /'^O.NrEDEUATt- TBE UilY TiO-i Eo of lue is no cf
18t»3 ( ud all otner aalea may tie readily uonverted
i :>ito these,) may be tunded luio (J per c«al. Bonds, on
I p^'’.^;■:.tlorv at ib a Offi :
i Holders of C«ri fioH'ss. dated oa or before 26th Jac’y
Cbris .an A-Vv.oi'-te and-North I ’.8>4 will tl»as• oHn«e th-m to'•’pr'efut.j i, with their
those from Ki>r>. Carc’.n.^.
That your fauif-firdin^, complaining disp 'sition so
manifpst :n 'h;- c ’rmn ; ot j uir r>- ver, cncournged
dC-S.-rtivP fro n the crr«y >,n.i hrl I.'T ,'it hOU'i'% y^v>
must have fee'i Af d how ' f 'u C':'^;o—' tich a
CO irsfc? Tra«, y.*. i; >. fr. qu r»ty pjvi^.d ->rs
lo returi^A'J t^eir co '"i'-id.:. •. u' a*'. ■..> yieid io •"«
I*ws as -bC7 ar-,-bHt t’c-'n fi.me vit.^ ko little
earnestcrep an 1 i»i 8*5ch :. rp-^.liiiii t.jfc.inir, pveu
your best ft-ii »*d.s hive n’t. to a.'^oeciaiP year
true *eiiliri)i»r*r
Again, wuiUt yuu b..ve cauy ncoi m'^r who sympa-
thiae with you in whole or in part, and ma :y of those
FOR TH£ 0B8£dV£R.
%
Fditora of Observer: PIp^sp allow »ne to f^cknc.'wledtje
tbrou?b tour ooinmm the receipt ,f the fcllowiug ■
gumf. f ir Array Colporiage: Froih Richmond Tempsr- {
ancf Pud Library Siciety by oommittee of Sooiety
•?4G 50. :o bo expended in Hyinu Books »nd Tracts,
Wm. Wh'tfl of Cbatta^ $100;.Officers and privates of
the 1st N C Reg’t Stui^rt’s Brigade by Rev. W. R
GftuUncy Ci>aptain 5>106 60
We aie n-iw petting ant fo” fiP'' dlstttbuiion .•imong
the 7f. C. Tr.>'*ps 4t'),‘000 oo} i"8 df th“ Nrw Testament
al oue suppr,sitiou j ET>i£>tlet in Tract firm with a prrfsce t» each, giving
aoDie sccnunt of ihp sufhor, circnmatanccs under which
it WS.S written, Ac &c "We tiust th.'it tbe liberali j of
Qur friatds will enable us to ctrculaie these vpj-j exieh-
sivefy. . NF.FD'M B COVB,
Oeti’l Snp of Army Colport-.g? :or I’. C.
H.
vitiK'trv tii’ji
‘•Juj*u’a' ”"i
if vctiir?! >.
q” ('j;
He v7;t'tor*;
In U)*‘ .vwcin t of a i-.t,.. m.';;(i,nc at C^rthsj^c, similar
injusti'e 'VR? d-^'^e to I^.vrii; Tysor. E.'q . whnrj happen-
infc to Np pre.-.-'-t. I'oi p-r.ri-si,>p to cdiire^s the tnc* t- , ^ t v ^
P» ^.. . . , . i Bri.ihs or S)i.i>iB^8 —lo hose ta^ Orange C
-ing, wiic* -.cno.- rr. .1.'.., b.it wtP^.,} wss foond J j ^ ^,.^ok, of C« 3Dth Reg’t.
that itp W' r fi-_d ..1 , . Tbr.-.p pr ;p .•'dina; the p^riy | ^ Puith, of ^’a’np‘»on county, 51st Reg’t.; died i
■r'.;:'J not I’li 'n t't '.-n'; va. t d: r i-f ;v»pnV> ! FcVy '2. in his 44t*> ypar, Irom *hf> rff^cts of a t-nll '
T’-: -J pfo’( tifr . ■ i'•>•)>:{-i . .n i tl.-,> i:::t‘v* tiihr Migh his iiow'.-H by->'’e enemy near BHohelor’sCreeS, |
jij o lilted ’l-'t ' Scti! .-f. in f.;.'-' - of •lonrca'ir'r.. ■ abont Iff ’T-i,!'*'' fro'i" t^pwbcrn.
—^ —' , Op I'iUnd. Npw York V.i:h 'Jan'y. from tbe f
KfiP- TflK ‘
Bibl;c-l R
f,'ir'’lii:a S'-^ij'lar.r pi-.‘.’!»0 eopt, H O U
At h'S re^i-i«-no,' m .’VJoore o.>unty. Me. .“^JriN Me
l.LOD. in C'4 n ys-ir of hi'
At t,’h)r»». on !*>» 20th D-c’r. Mr?. .IANET MA;-
• ARt \N, rei; v rf tiobert .Marf.r'n, b, q . I ite t.'i. i
cii .Ii- i:( Gr'^ettocK, Spotir.a.L i 8' vo ;ra
in l'.ic'aU ■- !'■? h in?!. , kl Ii EV ^NS, fjv mat;}
-c-irt. ^ hikuiy r H v-.'.t'»bie L-ud t-fiuontial m--
cVr-nt of f'a' vliA
In i hut '.. . 26ih k-»n’;. .Mrs M LEl^ uged
47 wi’o of Fhoa .‘d Leo
At 0 ‘klsud, Duplin counn, eveuiu.? of 0th insf , f
consiiDjpiion. Mr.- M.\RY F , wife cl C-il. C D Hil!
KAyrC'i’l'KV iLLK lU AKliEl'.—February W
liZVlZ-^ OF THS MAREET.
Btebju 2 75 lo 8 00. Pork 2 25 Lard 2 50.
U 1 jO te I 25 ot«. per lb , retail
dJetewax 2 Butter $ 60 4 06
Cotton 1 25 to 1 50 (M'lfe-"' 10 00 to 12 60.
Cctt-jn Yarn—to ^7 50 per onnch.
Dr;e«i Fruft 1 00 to 1 25 pur lb.
Eggs 1 76 per dozen.
’ Extras* U*gwood $6 to $6 pe” lb.
Flour S^2r, to *U0
Flr,xsep-3 6 OtMo 8 00 pw fcn. •
Tid4w 10 00 Hny 10 00 Shuoks 10 00.
tirain—C-in. S17 T^heji 20 00 Rve 16 tXt. tJals
& 00 Peas 17 fiO to 20 00
Hide*—GrePH 2 6i t'> ^ SO 4 »? fc 6 06
IroF —Swedes 8 00 to o 60.
ii'nn**j wriiteu itiemon. r-n ’ r.'C-ive i.Vrir B.jnds
I'liof-e hol'lii.g '.-eitifi »tt.a tor 7 a-’J 8 p.-.f ceuts are •
requested ti- reiu^n lue.'n wi ,!i ui fu't’>er dtday
ti luj . W G BUOaL;F»OT. Dep’y.
50 7've^ro fleu 1%'aiited.
IWlSli .o « rt: f r iUt. i of ^.’a f a :,;5 able
i'od 'J t NEURt) MEN 'o I o' W rxj Buok-
.>rn FaIIs, »uJ 25‘to work ta tt!;* E^fvp; C >it e'li tit
Libcr-*! prijc^ :?!Vfn “na ptjmr.it .n I'le lO >.dvauca if
d‘“-ired. C B M.^LLETT.
Feo’y 13, 18‘>4 n i2w
llank s^tock for $$ale.
■ y to • A. MoLIAN
a»i;? ^
L'.ai-tker—Ucper 15 (>0 i'.cr .tiy o-ift ?io 00.
Liquors—C-. 'n ^7iutsKcy i~i 1*0 Ap?’e an
Ap^ie and Peaeh
KAi«$^! RA(4i$!!—The infe-
rior quality of tae psper on whioh the
Obasrver has been printed of late, »ad
jch la a great sye-sorc to ne, is owing to the want of
i a s’ifBucnf snpjiiy of g o l rag», and tbe consequent neo-
I lS ity :o resc-rt to inf'^rlor materials We appeal to thtt
I friend* of the Observer at nil accesailrie points, to. save
op and bring to towa aM the ratrs thfy oaa prooare.
! We have no time onrsclvea to atiecd to their parohaae.
I but Messrs. Geo W. Williams ^ Go., tha Agenta ia
I this town of'Mr Marpby, will pay 16 oents par. lb. for
I inrni
; K J HALE & SONS,
i Feb’y _ « Wtf
I .tfai Wanted.
OKE who h!i.s bet'i aacn.Jtometl to*superint'>nding re-
par ra in a'Cott(?n Factoi’y. A preference given to
I e Dsisan above tMk oonsoript age.
j ‘ Apply tc . C. T. HAIGH. Pres’t
Rockfich Co., F^e'teville, N. 0.
• 4 itr
CoHFKUKaATB B-'uns Au.mn nvAKCBu bales yea- C'iv’K’fiVJi.aL. - : rfTrc's of s. wous i r ;c''-ved at Gerfjsbprj, Jgly 1,18t$3,
ter iay in Rich-^iond siv«.d auoti-tr a1vanoe cf 10 per meeting f a Y ■ in* Lidiea’ Knittlnr'So- i Leonidas Pearsall, of Kecaoevlile, N 0
_i — ..» f.ill KoKaU at \t. n A I . hotjpiul, Wilmlngton, Feb. 7, of typhr-ld f«v«r, O.
ag*t Q H PUta, of Co B, 684k
thiae w!tB you in whole or in part, and ma :y of those teriay in Rich-^iond siv«.d auoti-tr a1vanoe of 10 per meeting 'j f a Y ■ in* Lidi&a’ K'nttTrtr'Do- i;
who ought from their social poaitioa anf oppottantUea aert Bonds of short data, (1868,) bron^ii i 121 with ^ resldiucc ca Rowan 1
to b« tH« fint ia iba §t^ yat jo« lutta in,wm to \ isNmt. | atxaat. I
Kcy
Brindy 5» 00 .
iVi oii:.«*C« I ' iiU t.0 20 0^1.
Hftii-j 3 tiO u> 3 60 •1 !b
f nicns 15 00 per bui.'ivl j p.-
Pfttatcrw; — Irif!?! 16 .*0 to $20 ppvb'?Rh:l; aweet 12 60. |'
9:a« 75 ct5. 3u~ar 4 60 jo • fK) j
So-»c—E^r :«il x>*r li».; Toile 2 IK). J ,, ^ »
sp>vJ8 ^ ?tr gallon. fOriiiir4lD»’A
Fat: t',fTiM" 4-4 aht'fiPffR, Factory priocsto tbe State
1 25 Ilf tail to otfcprs I 40. Outstdare’gripes 3 60.
Salt 26 00 per b«»'ael
Tallow Wool 98. «
(knmM by 1.1.. Fewtos.
erehafit,
oods ooi.aigned to him
P&rtionlar attenl on giver- '.o all produce seat hla
far aala. OoBnga»«Bta of e^? mi% at
adlait«U
1% iN| mg
Y^ILL. gl^e qnick desi'^tc.i to