A tt’iittic Si-uoai i»r L««lirs*
T**E 'viirth » ~'f Mim M«agutB’e sohoo! will open
f.n Fr'
t'lt'iiau&r rioilcc-, ,^o. lo. ! / ui ca'otrw oi an? kiud, not eeom^ted u j IX. Of couspiraoioa, or attempta to Uber-
Riohiio»d, Va , June f., i«' 4 the preccdinji; parajfraph, betwM§l» times j ate prisoners of war held by the Confederate
n...« "*7;*“/-“";";"*““^'“ mnE foHowioft uotioo i« b‘s«.i U:0n »rao»«t Uee , named tUoreiu, 10 per cent., in aSHlion to,| States.
"J-i “ E r"T ™i,.. , t»x««*nci.,,,»««!»«.»«, under the' - ■
ni«thf>r, M
R«»c rup?'" viil flpd * in her aiottaer’a famUy.
Oi»W * I’wi'^d can he F«t furihfr
irf-4 m-ti 1 anr*>ei M «t M. P MANOUM, Hi!l8b«'ro’,^
Orstaft' I' t-^’y J’ . .'c.' tha prweot, o»r« Pr J. P
Cftin
,»na !) 4J la»
be»riap Mi. 7ib. 1S64, aD la Biu>por» -a b> ’'-‘U'
P#i--^ral p rolea cn 'n »bj^
B*«> 1. AM ofE ’’ *»'*« w*m>
been d iiTor*1 ’iiy PoSai. the
l8t pf Jiino 'St’-I. h> f tabi»ri'v: •-
‘*eo. - Ml Couf' ta ' wen. and *11
_ ' oiftl'bn>) hfiV;> i-'sn'ri'--1 *»'• plsi.*, /v
! iMf'l ,*n ^‘dtuU f tiOT I > M 7.1:, t ’-rs
: olir.-1 f.j .'va'i»nf,e i 1 nt* JCoJoi, bawever, «■» BOt
aiK
roiai j'.lh V
e*cHJ*T»rei1
»r,d igax.
a Oil
•iiiV ■"
ria“nl tj'i2i*»r ■•I
Kf KzoHaOiftj N'j'i c’ f'X 6»vrc
CctroSisia r«*male
ot. row«e t'f ihU Iu^^.tuliaa niM b«» raeuuteJ o« j jj sTiv-.ii-
X Mofdi^ 1st of Apgnsf 18*'4, witt o fall oiM’ps i>f , 4
T«>sober!; i'or ircu! »*• ii'ldru"8 *
R«t j B OT»irriTn,
Anitouvillp N. 0
Jur." U 4l9*pv'«l*
WAm'F.O, tor tlie \l V fort nshor.
1 noTJLTRT, CHiokcns. Untt^r o*hor ie io» i«e for
IHK una-rav'. oa o^ixi.aab to exeh^uge COTiUN tbe-»flk Sol-Heia 4' »h*H lirt-fvai. Piirsoj-
. YARK ror WOOL, ftue bundle of Y*rn for 4 lb-, liu- ^«aUa oaa oouin lae *B*rkc. prHo o» ^ppiicH
tiOQ to !*t *>!«
Bhall be liable to be placed In «ervice in the
field for the war, as if he were between the
ages of 18 and 45.
Sec. 8. That hereafter tlie dntiea of pro
vost and hospital guards and clerks, and of
cterks, gau^B, a^nts, employees or labor
ers in the CommiseaiT and Quartermaster’s
Departments, in the Ordnance Bnrean, aud
of clerks and employees of navy agenta, as
hIso in the execution of the enrt»llment act,
and all aitnilar duties, shall be •j>erfi^rined
>u) ui/riD
E?t L^.ig
Woo9 Wanted for the Srate of N. Uaroilna.
|1UK una-rav'. od o:>u:-na5 to exeh^iuge COTTON
YARK 'or WOOL, oue bundle of Y*rn for 4 Ibo. liu-
niiiueJ, or 8 )b« oloau WMbed Wool They will »lso j
J \7
psj • >ib«ral p*-io' iu c»9ti »or Urfje or 8m»!l lots.
GEO W WILLIAM8 & CO.. Ar*-
Fny ctievil>, Juno 10. 4‘iif
PresbjioiUa oopy.
BUllKK CO , N. C
TUS^iK SPRINGS wjU ha open for the iweptloa of
rimers t!j» li» July. Terai* of *:oa-i viil pub-
l»a»d in da« sr&?ou .
A nul i'. mu»rUMe i;oor horci^ Bl»g« will UiTt
Morf^ion cn *rriT&l nt itij p»sbe&scr i«-im from
B&linbory ofirj Tuea*!»T, T«JT3d-»y &ijd 8i:iird»«
l>ariD)^ fli« uiontbs T)f July, and Sciitembe*’ >t
will 1«»T* Morg'Uton d*iily. PROPftlB'l'Oll.
June?. 4l-8'.pd
't Power*’? on U^v
u r. nF.ir»i> o^n’l Ac’t
X- Of conspiracies, or attempts or prepa-
act atbrosaid. j rations to aid the enemy.
TIT. On the amount of profits exceeding! XI. Of persons ad visujg or inciting others
2.% p«?ru)auo during either of the yearn I to nhandon the Confederate cause, or to re-
by any bank or banking : bUi Jhe Confederate States, or fo .adliere to
in-iiUHi^ce, canal, ‘navigatiojj, im- j the enefuy.
^*.)riuii; rtf»J eKjinrrin^, telegraph, exi>resn, j XI(. Of unlawtnlly burning, destroying
nii>r.>;i«J, iu;u)uta'-tut ing, lry do^, or *)ther | »r injnriitg, or attempting l-> bnrn, destroy
juiiit Htock (toinpaiiy of any doscription, j or injure any bndgi". or railroad, or tele-. by persona who are within the ages of ,18
vvluitlu r iiiCv»ri>or:ited or not, ^5 per cent on : graphic line of comnmiiicati n, or property,
.aif'h e.x?k!sj^. i with the intent of aiding the ' iiemy.
Sko. 5. The loUowIiig exciaptiona from j ' Xlll. Of treasonabl« desi^-i* to impair
iHViui«nt iiMtlor tl'.its-act phail be allowod, j the military jmwer of the Government by
livwit: j deotroying, or attempting to destroy, vessels
T. I’rojiortv of each hoad of a family to j or arms, or niiinitiom of war, or arsenals,
tha valno o^'^500; and for each mitior child • foundries, worksho})!*, or otho- ,jroperty of
i'i‘ tlio faniiiy to rhe further value of $100; | the Confederate SUitc?.
-lVoo«! littsiil.
au»Vrt»ixi'*''l will giv ^ a j'rico for a well iSvwdod
1 tract of land of 100 t.r -'Oi» iwr.'s. oa the R;i'hOikd at
any point bctwwn JoueulkM-o’and Ft»yrttt«*vilU.-. nOv-1,
pltcb ptut? Uistsl or unli^>X'j*l
HENiiY K. COLTON. Aj?ent 5^ K. Co.
-Ml
S..:- B«ui actuiilly engaged in the
or navv, or who ha^, died «»r been ' f.filcera to investigate the of all person.s
i ill ihc iiiilit.iry or nav'ul service, and j (».> arrcHted, or detained, i!i .*rder t'liut they
w.u} H !i;oini)i'r of tht* fiuniiy whea he | luay be dwcliarged if Ijuproperiy detaine.i,
the fiirtlu-r value of i Jiniesa they eanj'^i speedily tried in the dne
■ rourse of law.
and 45 years, and who by the report of a
Board of army surgeons shall be reported
as unable to perform active ?erviee in the
field, but capable of performing some of the
above Baid duties, specifying which, and
when theee peiuons shall have been assi^ied
to tho.^(» duties as far as practicable, the Pre-
proviueo^ to be delirered by tnch person
as aforesaid at equivalent rates.
3. Such peoBon shall further bind himself
to sell the marketable snrplns of provisions
and graim now on hand, and Which he may
raise from year tt^ear while hrs exemption
continues, to tlie Ghovemment or to the fam
ilies of soldiers, at prices fixed by the Com
missioners of the State under the impress
ment act: Provided, that any person ex
empted as aforesaid, shall be entitled to a
credit of 25 per cent, on any amount of meat
which he may deliver within three months
from the passage of this act: Provided fur!-
ther, that persons coming within the provi
sions of this exemption shall not be deprived
of the benefit thereof by reason of having
»*nrolled since the 1st day of Feb. 1864.
i. In addition to tlie foregoing exemp-
sidcnt shall absign or detail to their perform- j iion.->, the Secretary of War, under the di
j’.mi
unii
kill
whi
( -‘tored thf‘ r^tTvic*
s'fiO't
See. 2. Tiie President shall cause pro]>cr anco such bodies of troops, or individuals,!/action of the President, may exempt or de-
Fayftl^ville. Aw'd 19.
" WLVJi:S!
Tho info-
rior quaLiy of itie the
ObserT*r ha? h.»-’n printe.i of l\te, ml
i wbinn iu » ••▼“-m''?"'* to •’*. '3 C'irr *'
’ R sutiiovut ^upplv jfjc
s.S'jUjf -i! .-eioi. lij iaterlor
rncGA" i>r ibe Ohj r»«-. ,t r»l! -u
up 5tT5d bfl".^ lo t''Wi»
h;-ve ” ■I’uc tc a ' ;..
l ut 'ic«.L. ueu W. '(Vli:i3 ?>J .V
. ib'B icwi- uf Mr. ?T'irt*fty. KiP. ■>;iy
tT 'fn
II. 3.’ioj>oriy widow of any offictM-, ^ S^m-. 3, That during ]>e aii:?pciision afore-
gAhHer. rtuilor (M marine, wii.* tnav iiave, suid, no military »>r other-omcer sijall be
(iietl killt'.d 1m the nii!i'-vry or naval j com pel leil, in an.swer to any writ of habeas
Pcrvico, oi where»t^p-0 widow, theu oi‘ j corputi, to appear in per.son, or to return the
r:r.7it c,f
\\pS-
'■ lb..*
sar-»
c>.!^ rtovjnT''
!»> C'.'(9 r~‘
fop t
' \ 8;>nH
PiOTlCJK.
1AM furuisii tfca publia
Siiti :uid 8iiiett •( iht b«s‘, anipH%l ».>v.l
1 reapeotfadjr solicit a ».isr3 of .ae paaliu p.iiroi: ,iO. u2
lam fully peria« lei I c».i I batj
J>od w. rkaioa xjid id«n of expcriz&c* in the buj>ne3;
11 of my w-rk is warr»n'ed not »o rip; if it Uce* 1 WiU
repair for nothing. All oid&rs of repairing d- ne
Mouptly i^ni a abo*t ooiioe. 1 e%n be fonnd ia ;
low bolldiug nsrtk siUe ef Perso.i street, S dinrrt abjVo
Liberty Print JUaS VJkyailAM
Jnce 18 42 9 pd 'T^HE TOb3*;rib€r will par th: hi^kost cf^h priopg for
_ • *S» i3»”V .• -T of PaH« ' Svi .ii
9100 BEWAUD.
RANAWAY fronj ide a'o»»jn.>er on he 17ih Miy, my
negro mhn EM^NDl-’L, Absat 26 yoars of age,
black complexion, stout built, aed baa m^rk under
hi* right ejo, probably caused by a stye He la proba
bly making nU way to the B.'a ooast Hia motii«r lives
oear Bear dwamp in Manon Diauict, 8. C , and hr baa |
twe sisters, one at Saia’l Floyd's in Eobescn 0 -nnty, ;
ftad the otber ac P«ier Pjaoock’s, Peaooffs's Station va ’
the W. M R. B. 1 wid pay the above reward for ’
Itis arreet &od 'aafinemen* se i^at I g?t him. i
R N FA1RL5T.
Manipelier P. O.. iUnbiaorid Oo.. N. 0 429t>>d
Hurseon tt«aeral’« OOIe«, )
Rataian, N ' Jckb IOth. lJ»h4. f •
A MESSENGER wi'l tSls 0*!x3e at. iie a%y, .
ani tij9 fi;o^tith day, of every ojontb, /or G^n '
Lee’s army AH borcj left for cf
that army will hr OHrfign tn*re ’'rr.>wp«l> l>r
delirsrcd to the oTnicf. t ■ . .
the r!Ull!!>’, ix'.ijrij
\ ahie or $iOO''-.
l’ri>|»ovly
U(ini»r chiiilren, t.» the
II.
4 »1 i^verv
t'liiloi- or nianno, actually ('uimgeo ui
i jfiiiitH»'v or nuvai Borvico, or «H‘kuc1i as hi?
Ix'on disj*b!cMi in si»‘h Porviiri’;, i> the value
oilicHr, 8ol»
I'lii'^rtged
lier. j
0|Cl
a^ I
(»t‘piovided, that the al-'ve exemp-
A ('ov» and i'ztiV
'%n'R'TVt
tor !«nle liv
K. » V.Tf.LKlNci't
>?!!>* I
aAIVAWAY,
Le eu’oTOfiber, oi ;ho i*,*.!! A-'ril, my V.o'*
>g'd 27 vonts, abaci G f^et 7 iiwhes higL;
Kvi Titry d..-? oomp!*-rjac, alPD a eoar on his left dence snbmittod to him bv the owner or as
h*nd. by a b«rr„ •is;! w ii[bi ."kboaf 170 pounds . He£8.>r.
^tionH shall not a^>p!y t* any person, whose
j projicrty, exclusive of household fijrnituro,
uhall be u-ssessed at a value exceeding ^lOOiL
I IV. That where proi>erty has been injured
j or destroyed by tiie enemy, or the owner
j thereof has been temporarily deprived of the
uee or occupancy there>3f, or of tJie means
; of cultivating the same, by reason of the
prej^enco or tlie proximity of the enemy,
j the asiiessnjent on such property may be
I reduced, in prt»portion to the damage bus-
' tained by the owner, or the tax assessed
I thereon may be reduced in the same ratio
by the district collector, on satisfactory evi-
41-tf
EDWAill) V.-vRUt:.'?.
aurg«on G r.^r&' >T r!h (>vplic%
I'LOUR AI%D OATH.
FLOU'S and OATS will be exchanged for (,!ora at the
Store of O MeLaoric, by giriug hiai a liay?
boUee. Floar ^oo-i, 0*l« No 1- bl!v?k >r fViia.
2^ J- i f
I will r'▼ fiftv dnl^T^ •*cr arrri^. or coniinenient in
Miy J*J ijo '.hat 1 ^?t hL;i *~ain.
.fUOH Mr'lKROOR,
N. . .’.I!.-- -i-' C.-tf
^u. J. KrUT7F.rVKTTrviLLH,lr.>ir?i'r
I OdT, : rji..', J>?iTTca •• Kr.>’ (io! ^am-
• i i;.. T,-; C'’ i Atit ou« j.'ijiine ’:;sq on
t^e Ks'* vh'rf-*' * t
Ift^l ../> T'v'.l ■ .» «■» .1 ;
^ n ! '« t ; i>r>r/> m .w-..
Cow Mtrayeil.
A BROWN COW, 02 wi-.‘j »iu:>')tt; cr^p under-
bit bith i*»ri np.iiaji at : ‘n'; iaf-.^r.-Qi.ioc. will
be cheerfully T‘ceited, ».ad r-»T?3rt psid for
her raooTcry, hr Mr? 1 M ^VLKF.K.
Hayraouat, .May 19. ■•'id
3:-
>ruf
CO\FSDKltiTK gUTK-H Ot kUKtLiCk, ,
ilauiacii r, L'u;. Cai-k Vh*.i, I
^Yilnuugfcoo, N. C., .>1 .raa lutn. >
Notice '; :..Trr.y f/.v^a to all persons uavlui{ o’u»iiim
a«ia-t iiajiar^jr i>v.p»:vidaut. Tjr 3;r*io,ja uf
•iaTcs ('inp'-'.;yed t"ib'ref3 tn tumi d«f*n£^i
Wlimiugtoo. N C , that *in» iDu«>'”i»nxl au^S'ri.s'd
Md prepared VO p^y '-ie iiiit eifi*''', on tb*
oond floor of jsj buildit;.’’ Kbore ='1
Store, Market 6ttd2t.
mjrPorsca!) Fowpre of A.i^rnpv win ,-ih.
•erre th.i fdlowim: for-Ti—nieir signstur^s. in all Ci.?**-!.
t* bs wrsesaod t>f t-vo wiinestjss »id -Jiftuei i.i
cate, or 'h-y m»y be bofor.* a jiw-?Ci- o; tiie
Peaoe or Cit-rj; of -ay Ciurt
i^ORM OF !*OV> Eii 0!-’ ATroaNK> .
^ , do hereby appoint —, of , ?cy
true and L*'s»fui Agent to aign rcoeij.is tor, i
paysMbt of »il moneys due to aio by far Eo»»iue«.'r De-
pw'aieat of tae Oonfi-derate at%*^ of AcieriW for tbn
^moet. of my slaves employed «a laborers 93 the Nnd
defenccB at , during »ho month of ia(j
WiJucBs Ky hand and ae*4 at . th» '
, 1««
An Act io luy oddrtticti'iL fi/r t!i,e oani-
inon, dcfiinoe. a.xd support of i^ooernincnt.
Sec, 1. Tho C^ingros.^^ of tlie Confederate
Gtatee cf Americai do enact, That In uddi-
; tioxi V, th'3 raxes Iovie»t by fhe act ‘‘to lay
taxes i->r tha coTnmon dote.nco and to carry on
the G'ovcmraant (.ftlie Co!-,tvidera?.e States,”
aj..‘pr‘irod 2-lt’: »i'April there fhall
Itivle.K iV“.ui the cA' tld.' act, on the
enb'ie?'^ '' o?‘ t..va*i -u li-.a oaltor i.ient;>nei,
ftivu collected from every coparti%er-
ship, .n.:^.,c:atio;i or corp r.’.lion, li^Mlc thero-
, to, laxcd as
I. T-|,»on tha vr*’uo of * !\,pt;ny, real, i>er-
‘ nii\el, of ♦jvorv k'.ni’ au«* «le.^
tion, no*’ hcr?inaffor exo'upted or t;;xc;d at a
«jitYer(>n- pt,r rc!;!.: i^rov-iuivl, T/int.
from tlii.s tar on tlie of pr jport^v oru-’
S?X3. •. That the taxes on j^roperty laid
for t!ie year 1S(>4, shall l>e assej-sed as on
^ 'iio day of the pa«»£»i.^e of this act, and be
idi’.ean'^ ooPected on the 1st dav ot June
, nex*^
j iiig an ■ extension oi' 5:‘> tiays \Ve^t of the
Misnirifliippi rive The additional taxe.s on
inc^»!uc9 or profits for the year 3 levied
hy this act, shall !m* usseu-^ed and collected
forthwith; and tiie t.ixes on incohies or pro-
tra lor the year shall Ive Jiiwffwed and
collected aco.ordiuu; t.* the provisioiis of the
tax and assessment a*»a of ISo-"?.
Bko. T. So much of the tax a«*t ot‘ the ‘24th
hody of any person or person*; detained by
him, by the autiiority of*lhe President, Se-
(retary of War, or tha.CJeneral officer ctnn-
nianding the Trans-Mississippi department;
but upon the certificate, under oath, of the
ofticer having ciiarj^e of any one so detained,
that such iKu-son is detained b^’ him as a
prisoner for any of the causes hereinbefore
ti]>ecified, under the authority aforesaid, fur
ther proceedings under the writ of habeas
corpus shall immediately cease and remain
Bn8{>ended so long as this act shall continue
in force.
Sac. 4. This act shall continue in force for
ninety days after the next meeting of Con
gress
and no longer.
requiunl to be enrolled untler the 5tii sec
tion of this act, as may be noeled for the
disciiarge of such duties: JVovided, that
persons between the ajjes of 17 and 18 shall
be a^^signed to those auties; Provided fur-
tlier, that nothing contained in thi.“^ act shall
be So consirued as to prevent Ihe President
from detailing artisans, mechanics, *r per-
«o;is of scientific skill, to perform indispen-
tail such other persons as he may be satie-
iiod ought ity be exempted on account of
[Miblic necessity, and to insure the produc
tion of grain and other provisions for the
army and the families of soldiers. He rtaay,
alsi^ grant exemjitions or details, on such
terms as he may prescribe, t»» such over
seers, farmers or planters as he may be sat
isfied will be more useful to the country in
sable duties in the tlepailments or bnreatisi tho pnrpuits of agriculture than in the mili-
THE MILITARY BILL.
Section 1. That from and after the passage
of this act all white men, residents of the
Confederate States, between the ages of 17
.and 5t>, shall be in the military service of
the Confederate States for the war.
Sec. 2, That all the persons aforesaid, be
tween the ages of 18 and 45, now in service,
shall be retained during the j)resent war
with the U. S., inithe same regituentb, bat-
‘'.8 rtooi) as ])racticai>ie, allow- j lalions and companies, lo which they belong
at the passage of this act, with the same or-
ployed in a'^riculture f.hid! be a»^duc^'d the
day of April as levies a tax on in-
{•omua derived from ])»\i]xn^y or elTects on
the arnonnt or value f whi,-h a ta.x i i levied
by thi#ac^, and al=o the 1^* peotion *>f g.-iid
act, are snspondod for the vi-^ir ani
no estimated rent, Jnre or interest on
iierty or credits herein taxed ivi valor*Ho,
.••haH be assessed or taxed as i!»coin(*s unier
ihe lax of 18C:>.
ShX:. .s. Thftt t!ie tax imposed l»v this act
on bonds ot the Confederate States heveto-
.e !e.=vf riiH. ,. . 4 i u • 1 •
Kt a t ‘ isoueu, shall HI no ca^e exceed the in
terest on ti»e fanif\ jvnl snob bonds, wh«»n
I.eld by or f-r min%rH or lunatics, shall be
exempt from tlie ‘r.x in all cot*-.'- -.ylifre the
/a’ne of tl,e t^’.T in kiiiu delivero.i thor-*:T.in,
us j nn-ier the lav/impo^in/- i*, ^ni An Act to thi' vrivile^j-'' oj' tht' H’/iV
»M dSDlieate.)
Witnesie
deliveiti;: the -scvei Minoat: I'i-A idol^ Ifoht'rt-- iin c^/'tuin c*uts.
That li') C'-.'dit sbr.ii !*• ailo'.-.'ei' h ‘7'tui U jierca.'^, tite Constitntion of the (^*nfed-
per oeut c rnte htates of America provides in Article
U. Ca tao value of gold aud silver ware* 1, Sectioii y. Paragraph 3, that “the privi-
ef j plate, jewels, jewelry and watchep, 10 lege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not
I per cent. ! be suspended unless when in case of rebel-
fa>all value of property taxed imderjlijii or invasion, the public safety may re-
- ■-* j this section shall be assessed on tlve basis of fjuirG it;” aiid whereas, the power ot' sus-
The eignatuiee of oolcred persons Bhoald be wiinessed
by three witneawa
There must be separate duplicate Pofrars
for eaflh month. BI%ak foms can ba nad
cation at tbia oi&ue
W H. JAMEd, Capt. ft Chief Eng,
Jan’y 20, 18i4 ISOOtf
ganizatiou and t>fiicers, unless regularly
traiiaferred or disciiarged, in accordance
with the laws and regulations for the gov-
urniiient of the army: Provided, that com
panies from one State, (organized against
their consent, expressed at the time, with
regiments or batialions iVom another State,
shall have the privilege of l>eiug transferred
to oiganizatior*a of troops, in the same arm
of the service, from the States in wliich said
CA>inj^anies were raised; and the soldiers fnjin
one brate, in companies from another State,
eiiuii be allowed, if they d^^sire if, a transfer
to organisations from their own States?, in
tlie same fl^ui of the eervice.
Sec. 3. Tfiat at the expiration of six montlis
from tlie first day of April next, a bounty
of 4;100 in a six per cent, (government bond,
whicli the Secretary of the Treasury is here
by antliorir.ed to ietine, shall l>e paid to eve
ry nun-oommisfeiimed otiicer, musician and
private v.ho shall then i>e i:\ service, or in
the event of hia death previous to the |>eriod
of such paymenc, then to the jHsrson or per-
toTig who would be entitled to receive by law
iLo arrear;ip;ca i*f his pay; but no one shall be
euvilled to tue bounty iuirein pn^vided v/ho
thidl at any time, during the period of six
months riuxt after the said fii^t day of April,
bo al)sent from his command without leave.
Sec. 4. That no person shall be relieved
herein mentioned.
Sec. !). That ^ny Quartermaster or As
sistant Quartermaster, Commissary or As-
’sistant Commissary, (other than those serv
ing with brigades or regiments in the field,)
or officers in the Ordnance Bureau, or Nas'y
Agents, or Provost Mai-shal, or officer in
the conscript service, who sliall hereafter
employ or retain in hi.'i employment any
person in any of their said departments or
bureaus, or iu any of the duties'mentioned
in the Sth sectioa of this act, in violation of
the provisions, hereof, shall, on convictioQ
thereof by a court-martial or military court,
be cashiered; and it shall be the duty of any
department or district commander, upon
proof, by the oath of any credible |>erson,
that any such oflicer has violated thic pro
vision, immediately to relieve sueh ofrcer
from duty; and sai«i commanders shall take
pn>mpt meaeured to have him tried for sncb
otfence; and any commander as aforei^aid
failing to pertbrm thr dutiei enjoined by
this sectitm, shall upon being duly coim'cted
thereof, be dischargetl from the servit^e.
Sec. I>. That all l.aws granting exemp
tions from uiilitAry service lie, and the sam^
are, iiereby repealed, and herealler none
shall l>e exempted except the followiog:
1. All who shall be held unfit for milita
ry service, under rules to bo y*rescril>ed by
the Secretary of W^ar.
2. The Vice President of the (Confederate
States, the members aivd ofiicers of Congress
and of the several State Legislatures, and
such other (^nfederate aud $tate officers as
the President, or the Govenior of the re
spective States, may certify to be necessary
for the proper administration of the Con
federate or State Government.^, as the case
may be.
S. Every minister of religion authorized to
preach according to the rules of his church,
and who, at the passage of this act, shall be
regularly employed in the discharge of his
ministerial duties; superintendents and phy
sicians of asylums for the deaf and dumb
and blind and of the insane; one editor for
each newspaper being published at the time
of this act, and such employees as said edi
tor may certify, on oath, to be indispensable
to the publication of such newspaper; the
public printer of the Confederate and State
Governments, and such journeymen print
ers as the said public printer shall certify,
on oath, to be indispensable to perform the
public printing; one skilled apothecary in
each apothecary store, who was doing busi
ness as such on the 10th day of Oct’r 1S62,
• I • 1* 1 • I i liwo ao l/ll tuo XVtil Ul vyut l
IroiQ the 0|K)niti0n ot this act by reason ot ^^d has continued said business, without
slaves, cotton or tobacco
Notloe to tbe Cltlsens of FayetteTilie,
Pb^OMS applying tj the undersigned for ioe for the
_ Bio*, muat invariably bring a ovrtifisate of ihe Prmo-
tieing Phvsioiaa that the ioe ia rRqaired for a «iok per-
•01 Under no other eiroamsuncos will it be give*’.
loe will not be delivered after ound >wn.
.MATTHEW P. TAVLOR, Major, &o.
43lf
Jane ‘^0.
Hospital-Supplies ffanted.
The naaereigu.J, .a .u i .rz X igect for the
paroD^B of supplies for Hospiui N > ti, la Fsfsf.e
?Ule would be glsd if p rsocs h^rinf !\riic»cM 0? food,
to eeU, wonid let Him know, at bio residence, Oray'i
vwtk, Cumberland coanty
G. aUTTEWBUaO.
Jane 26.
pur-: ol uiQ necefessiy or sucii suspensiou;
of Atu)rn6y | chased since the let day of January lb()2, i wiiereas, in the opinion of the Congress, the
upon spp.i- in which case the said land slaves, cotton 1 {»tibl:c'8af‘ty requires the suspension of said
and tobacco so purchased, shall be asses-^od ‘ writ in the e.tisting case of the iHvasion of
at the price actually paid for the same by these States by the armies of the United
the owner. States; aud whereaa, the President has asked
Sec. 2. On the value of all shares or inter- ^ for the suspension of the writ of habeas cor
ests held in any bank, banking company or • pas, and informftd Congress of conditions of
association, canal, navigation, importing, public danger whieh render the suspension
exporting, insurance, manufacturing, tele- ■ the writ a meftsare )>roper for the public
graph, express, milfoad, and dry-dock com-1 delence against inrasfun and insurrection;
panies, and all other joint stock companiee ! liow, therefore, ’
ot every kind, wliether incori joratcd or not, I The Congress of the Confederate States of
^ America do ona^it, Tliat during Uie present
The value of property taxed under this f invasion of t?ie Confederate States, the priv-
eection shall be assessed uptm the basis of il-\ge of tho vnit of habeas corpus bo, and
the market value of such jirop«.*rty in the | tiie same i*; hereby, susj>endod; but such sus-
neighl>orhood where aasebsed, in such cur- pension shall apply only to the casoa of per-
rency as may be in general use there, in t)ie 1 «9us arrested or detained by order of the
44 4t
ilioTiuft:.
TAI IX Kljro DEPOT, RoI)«>ion fountj, N. C., 1
JUSfc-.ii. ia.ii. /
HE Tiihe payers wi'l meet me at Lutnbortjn oa
(he let day of July 18«4, for iO dayn, 10 hiv-3 their
ttStimatAs ort-ditud. Persons must bring in ttijir ra-
Mipta and get a final receipt for all taey h&vo pud on
t^ir estimates Pcrbona filling 10 0 >mply, ftr? ha^Jle
to have their estioiales returned uneredited.
By order Capi.. MoQOWAN,
Post Q M 4th Wat., N. 0.
HtlOthJ] B. 8TAN8EL, Q M A^ent, C. 8. A.
. NORTH CAmi?n roiiU.vfKKR \m ei>.. i
Gkniral Aoent’s Ofi 4ct;. 5
Ffsukliuton, .V. June 'iO, iSKk j
AS Q£t‘{P.?vA.[ of t'.i«* wbjve Uooaptuy I wina ,0
oa!l ihc aaentiua ot at' s)n(orpfUin ' aad j.air>/ue
laeu of this Siila tj iaij *.\] fmp-jititt i'otatpciiy l«xia
Company li.»« uo« a 0/ otfcr one miiiioa of doi-
Ut8 subsoribeJ, »nd nearly *.U j.»il in (ireat effooa
tn being male to secure vessels Our bo >ks n»*v not
remain open loag, but wljjla tiify are or»ea dere’ifl a
globus chance for a goed aa.i iti,ung iave3irae:>t Tba
»f«al's instructed 10 tako boad* at, their faae in paa-
mrat of stock, of ail dea )ai!i»*lioaa cz^2pt 4 p^r oen'
bond-they wi.l be ulien at 33J per oeaf. disouui.
WHU the proaiise to piaoe to the ureditof the party pay-
iBg thsm in any am.juut this Oompaay m%y cell them
far over the ottf p»!r o^ut i>ti,aeu
Cotton aoa Tubaooa will be tikeain ri^aeoiofato-k
At the right priou, acooidiug taqiahty. Any ona t?is’u’
to tsJKO fltook in t&in Oooip«ay ftddffSfl
lag me as above.
1 will aUti take pleasure iu giving all mfom«lion to
pMties wishing to take staok
Rev. WILLIAMSON H^HRISS,
General .'igent.
Jam 25. [w. j.] 44-10i
ftoog’s AritlinMikal Dietionarjr,
EMBBAOlNG a systew of Aritnmetio, Reauy Reckon
er, Interest Caloulatbr, Book Keeping, Forms, &o.
E. J. HALS M 80N8.
IWr 16.
Pr^ifleht, Secretary of War, or the (jteneral
Otlicor commanding the Trajia-Missianippi
.Sliiiitary Department., by th« authority aud
under tiie control of the I'r^ident. It is
hereby declared that the purrjose of (3on-
purchase and sale of such property, ai the
time of asseesment.
Sec. 3. U{K>n the r»,mount of all gold and
silver coin, gold dust, gold or silver buflion,
wkethor held by the Ivanks or other o*>rpo-
rations or individuals, 3 per cent.; and ujKjn
all moneys held
of til bilid of ex
foreign countries
tax upon money abroad to ba aasesjsed and ( I. Of treason, or treasonable efforts or
collected according to the vaine thereof at ^couibinlftions to entivert the government of
the place where the tax is paid. i the Confederate States.
II. U^iU the amount of all Kolvent ere-j D- Of ‘on3piracie3 lo overthrow the gor-
dits, and oi all bank bills asd aJl other pa- i eniiueut, or consptrficioii to resist the lawi'ul
pers isauod ^ cunency, exclu.4ive of non-HUthority of tiie Confederate Statea.
ifiteretft bearing Coafederale ti^^asnry notes, • III. Of coinbiniug to ase.iat tiie eueuiy or
and not emplvyeJ in a i«gistere? business*' communicating intoHi^ence to tloj enemy
, or giving him aid aud comfort. ’
Blasi W«rrm«t« for
the Incomo derived fioin which is taxel
per cent.
Sec. 4. Upoa profits made in trade and
bnsinesa, as follows:
I. On all profits ma^le by buyinjj and Fell
ing epiritons liquors, Hour, wheat, (X»rn, rice,
sugar, :i\oiaBSOij or airap, salt, bacon, pjrk,
liogs, baef or beef cattle, sheep, oats, hay,
fotvier, rav7 hid&i, leather, lioi-ses, mules,
boots, shoes, cotton yarns, wool, woolen, cot
ton or mixed cloths, hats, wagons, harness,
coal, iron, steel or nails, at any time be
tween tlie 1st of January 1£63, and the 1st
of January 1865, 10
to the tax on such
j>er cent., in addition i enemy.
IV. (5f eonapiiT.cie;^, prcj»arationei and at
tend pta to iucito sorvilo InfHirr^dion.
V- Ot desertions or enconra»in*'' deser
tions, ot iiariioring do«?orters, and of attMiipta
to avtjitl military service: Provided, Tiiac in
ca3t» ot^ paipaole wrong jiiid oppreisaiou by
any r.iiiiate oflicer upon any ’^arty who
does not Icgtillj owe military service, hia
superior oificor shall grant prompt relief to
the opprcsaed party, and the subordinabi
shall be dismissed from office.
VI. Of spies and other emissaries of the
having been heretofore dischargod from the
army where uo disability now exists; nor
shall those who have furnished substitatoa
be any longer exempted by reason thereof;
Provided, that uo person, heretofore exempt
ed oa account x)f religious opinions and who
has paid the tax levied to relieve him from
service, shall be required to render military
service under this act.
Sec. 5. That all white male reeidents of
the CJonfederate States, between the ages of
17 and 18 aud 45 and 50 yuan', shall enroll
themselves at such times and places, aud
under such regulations, as the President
may prescribe, the time allowed not being
less thaa 30 days for those east, arid 60 days
for those west of the Mississippi river, and
any person who shall fail so lo enroll him
self, without a reasonable excuse therefor,
to be judged of by the President, shall be
placed iu service iu the field for the war, in
the same manner as though they were be-
tweoB the ages of 18 and 45: Provided, that
the persons meutioued iu this section shall
constitute a reserve for State defence aud
detail duty, and shall not be required to
perform servioe ont of the State la which
the^ reside.
boo. 6. That all persona required by the
Sth section of this act to enroll themselves,
may within-30 days after the passage there
of, east of the Mississippi, and within 60
days, if west of said river, form themselves
into voluntaiy organizations of companies,
battalions or regiments, aud elect thejx own
ofiicei-B; said orgauixations to conform to the
existing laws; and, having so organized, to
tender Dioir services as volunteerar during
the war to the President; and if such 0|gan-
ifations sliall furnish proper muster rolls, as
now organissed, aud deposit a copy thereof
with the enrolling ofiicer of their district,
winch shaU be equivalent to etvroliment,
tuey may l>e accepted as minute men tor
service lu such State, but iu no event to be
taken out 01 it Those who do not so volun
teer and organize, shall enroll themselves as
before provided; and may, by the President,
Oe required to assemble at convenient pla
ces ot rendezvous, and be formed or orgaa-
Lacd into companies, battalions and regi
ments, under regulations to bo prescribed
by him; and shall have the right to elect
, ttatnr company and regimental oflicers; and
profits as income under ! Vll. Of holding correspondence or inter- I troops organLzed under this act for State
the “act to lay taxes for the common defence, ^ course with the enemy, without necessity 1 detence, shsill be entitled, while in actual
and carry on the Government of tne Con- j and without the permission of the Oontad'^ i service, to the same pay and allowance as
MfofAO A A >1 10/^0 I A 1 V«
federate States,” approved April 24, 1863. | rate States.
IL On all profits made by buying ani j Vlll. Of unlawful trading with the eoe-
aeui^ money, gold^ silver, forei^ exchange^ j my, and other ofiences against the la^ of
■toekB, notes, debt^ ore^tB, or obligakioQ»Jtb« Ocmfederate Statai, to pr^mnim
wif Mud. x>rt>v^ me.
troops now in the field.
Sec. 7. That any person who shall fail to
attivad at the place ot rendesvoos as roquired
bj ttM aaftlMin^ of tbm
II virigliM ef
intormissiou, since that period; all phyei
cians over the age of 30 years, who now are,
«nd for the last 7 years have been, in the
actual aud regular practice of their profes
sion, but the term phytiician shall not in
clude dentists; all presidents and teachers
^f colleges, theological seminaries, acade
mies and schools, who have been regularly
engaged as such for two years next before
the passage of this act: i'rovided, that the
beuefit ot this exemption shall extend to
those teachers only whose^schools are com
posed of 20 students or more. All superin
tendents of public hospitals, established by
law before tue passage of this act, and such
physicians and nurses therein as such su
perintendents shall cectify, on oath, to be
indispensable to the proper and etficient
managemeut thereof.
4. There shall be exempt one person as
owner or agricalturiet on each farm or plan
tation upon whieh there are now, and were
on the 1st day of Jan’y last, able-bodied
field-hauds, iMtweeu the of 16 and 50,
upon the following conditions:
1. This exemption shall only be granted
in cases in i^ich there is no white male
adult on the farm or plante.tion not liable to
military service, uor unless the person claim
ing the exemption was on the 1st day of
Jau^y 1864, either the owner and manager
or overseer of said plautalioii, but in no case
shall more tUaa one person be exempted for
one larm or plantation.
2. Such person shall first execute a bond,
payable to the Confederate States of Amer
ica, in such form, and with such security,
and iu such penalty as the Secretary of War
inay prescribe, couditioited that he will de
liver to the Government at some railroad
depot, or such other place or places as may
be designated by the Secretary ot War,
within 12 months next ensuiuff, 100 ptyunds
of tiacon, or, at the election of the Gfovern-
ment, ite equivalent in pork, and 10^ lb,-., of
net b^l (said beef to Irj delivered on fbot,)
for eacti able-bodied slave on said tarm or
plantation, within the above said ages, whe
ther said slaves in the field or not, which
said bacon or pork and beef shall ^ paid
for ^y the Ghorernment at the prices fixed
by the Commissioaers ot the State under the
impressment act: Provided, that when the
]^rson thus exempted shall produce satis
factory evidence that it has been impoflsible
for him, by the exercise of proper diligenoe,
to fivnish the amount of meat thus contract
ed for, and leave an adequate supply for the
subsistence of those living on the said hmn.
or plaatatiHi, the Seeretaiy of War shall
diiMft s eewpuUriSott ci tbm tuMk to Ik*
*pi0f ill eN|t w
tary service: Provided, that such exemption
tthall cease whenever the farriier, planter or
overseer shall fail diligently to employ in
good faith, hia own skill, capital ana labor
exclusively in the production of grain and
provisions? to be sold to the Government aiai
the families of soldiem at prices not exceed
ing those fixed at the time for l?ke articles
by the Commissioners of the State nnder
the impressment act. >
5. The president, treasurer, auditor and
superintendent of any railroad company en
gaged in transportation for the Gh)vernment,
and such oflicers and employees thereof as
the president or superintendent shall certify
on oath to be indispensable to the efficient
operation of said railroad: Provided, that
the number of peraons so exempted by this
act on any wulroad sliall not exceed one per
son for each mile of such road in actual use
for military transportation; and said exempts
shall be reported by iikme and description,
wiTli the names of any who have left the
employment of said company, or who may
cease to be indispensable.
6. That nothing herein contained shall
be construed aa repealing the act apjiroved
April the 14th 1863, entitled an act to ex
empt contractors for carrying the mails ot
the Confederate States, and the drivers ot
jK*et coaches and hacks, from military ser
vice: ]*rovidet!, that all the exemptions
granted under this act shall only continue
whilst the persr>ns exempted are actually
engaged in their respective pursuits or oc-
cupationt. -
Sec^ 11. That the President be, and he Is
hereby, authorized to grant details, under
general rules and regulations to be issued
from tlie War Department, either of persons
between 45 and 50 years of age, or from tbe
Hi my in the field, in all cases where, in his
judgment, justice, equity and necessity re
quire such details, and he may revoke such
orders of details whenever he ftiinks pro^r:
Provided, that the power henein granted to
the President to make details and exemp
tions shall not be construed to authorize the
exemption or detail of any contractor for
furnishing supplies of any kind to the Gk)v-
ernment, by reason ef said contract, unless
the head or secretary of the department ma
king snch contract shall certify that the per
sonal services of such contractor are indis-
Ivensable to the execution of said contract:
.^rovided farther, that whan any such con
tractor shall fail, diligently and faithfully,
to proceed with the execution of such con
tract, 'his exemption or detail shall cease.
l>ec. li. That in ap}K>iuting local bo^ds
of surgeons for the examination of persons
liable to military service, no member com
posing the same shall be appointed from the
county or enrolling district in wUch they
are required to mt^e such examiQAti9a»
Poet Ottosa Fayettevilioj N. C.,)
OoiroBXB 3, 1863. J
rill at tm
irrit.-'3 iaity %i 12 noon.
Toparts daily at P. M.
'' the Arrieal timd D^forturt of the Jfatb
Ofice.
RALEIOQ via AVSRASBORO’, fto.
Vi daily, except Sondaiy, M 4| P. M.
iaily, exeept Sator^y at 6 P. M.
ilALgIGH via SUMMERVILLE.
Dep^ri^ Tuesday and Friday at 6 A. If.
Arrives Weduesday and Saninj At 9 P. M.
WARS AW Ti» CLINTOH.
At
Bo
gart HA.QE.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdaj at 7 P. M.
Departs Mond^ty, Wednesday and Friday at 1 P. If.
CHERAW, 8. C.
ArrlTcs iQeadfty, Thursday and Saturday at 6 P. M.
D.:pi>rt.3 Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 1 P. M.
FAL1 BL7PF via LUMBERTO^
Arrives Tae^ay, Thursd^ %n4 Saturday at 9 A. ii.
Deprurts Sunday, Tosaday and Thursday at 1 P. Bf,'
EOBGdON’3 via ELIZABETHTOWN.
Departs Mohday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 A- M.
Am res Tu«isd^ Thorday and Saturday at 2 P.'M.
ELIZABETHTOWN via TEREBINTH.
Arrives Moadaj at 6 P. U.
Departs sacra day (Monday) at 6 P. IL
MAGNOLIi^ia CITP&ESS CREEK.
Arrives Tuesday atT P. M.
I>epart8 same di»y (Tuesday) at S4 P. M.
SWIFT ISLAND via MONTROSE, COVINGTON aad
POW5T4LTOV
Arriv«a Taestia/ at $ “P. M*
Departs Wednesday at 11 A. M.
SWIFT ISLAND via TROT.
Arrives Tnesday at (> P. ,
Departs Wednesday at 11 A. M.
All ma!l leavtnj bifirj 74 A. M , are closed the SVSB
ing befire at 9 P« All fettera to t>e seat off froM
tbis offiot*, other titan by mai^, must be paid fer as if
Sti-jt by BtiJ!. All drop lettern sitoald be pr«-paid bj
i Odd stamps.
Tbe o®ae will be open on Sunday flrom Si to 9i A.
M , a»i from 4| to 5} P. M.
JAS. 0. C(X)K, P. M.
Dixie pai.HEiK,
IHe Mtm r * fti.'thsr sonply at wnolss^
•» ’ - «. y w*T> * *owrH.'
T8E .KORTU C«.B01iINA
MOTDiL UrK illSOKAnCE Ce.SPAJir,
NOW ia the tenib year ot suooetistal operation, witk
growing oapital and firmer bdd npon pa^e eon-
fldenee, continues to insure the lives of all healtkj per
sons fh>m 14 le 60 ot mge, for one year, for sevea
years, a&dfor lif»—aU life members sharing lathe profits
All slaves from 10 to 60 years of age are iasoM fer
ona year or for five years for two thii^ Uieir vahit.
All losses are puaoiuiklly paid withia ^ days
satisfaotory proof is prertedted.
For farther informatiou the pubiio is. referred to
Ageats of the Company ia aU parts 0 * £h« dtale, aai
R. H. BATTLE, Seoretaty, Raleich.
8. J. HALE, aieoi aft
Jaa’i; 18M. feywiriTilTe Jl. Q
f'nt ^ MiCMitt