steam boikr of D. Iuq j a
iiy'Ut Fayetteville, exploded JSatar.
'day tlie Pth, carrying away a portion
of the building, and. slightly injur
Jng the machinery. -Fortunately
the exolosien occared late In the
-
renin? when the 6pertivea had
nearly all Jef( rle Ynill -there was
o one hffrt. jTln 'proprietors cx
. peel JQ JeJ in operation s again Jn
three or four weeks, -n 1-" ;
, Funding. -Xlm whole amount of
d AUtLeviea4ury Djer lineal on
the Cth, ia $175,231,950. . . There are
many office in different parte of the
coautry whose reporte had not
"reached Richmond,-which' will moat
likely 411" the amount to about
two hnndred and fifty millions.
t3?The New York Uttyddot the
Aih instant saye tlixt lirant will not
liable to -mote niidor four weeks
(rout that time, owing to the state of
tJie roads occasioned by the late
rains. , ' "
OoUi and SHoer. Viet relics of
former times begin, of late, t show
themselves in small lota. They now
and then slip ontfroui their hiding
place and procure fur their borders
what could not otherwise be had:
and.it is gratifying to know that
l hey readily command many articles
which are believed to be very scarce;
We have beard f acrcral, caees iu
which they-hve-changed hande for
articles of subsistence at about the
relative standard of..tblnga before
the war.
A writer m the "CouftJenUe" f tbe
12ib, over the signature- f TvD.," iadowe)
upon (rovernor V'sooewidi i rouclr severity
for his ebute of the secessionists. It is a
very clear intimation that if (he support
hira st the AujruH electiot it will ooly be
. because they caa'i do aay belter, - lie m
not tbeir favorite byajiy meaoa, though they
dioit be has made a good Governor. This
- writer denounces trim for having been strictly
parUun 4 bit administration ; and more un
g racitfos sad unjust still, associates bis name
too freely with the traitor oUm. Raleigh
' Standard. .
But T. D. evrtaioty baaorgolteU that Gov.
.Vane preceeded bf-adiuinfetrations
nxxT bitterly partisan than his has been. They
earned it into very department, and forti
fied it by I spawn of justices of the Peace
almost as numerous as the rroga ur Egypt
Hut it isn't fit to talk about fbes things now,
inasmuch as there is no good to dome of it
WheOj y united effort we get "pant our
present dangers, and through with our great
struggle Tor independence,' it may then be of
some service to aumimnts,. if no one else, to
raie such fjutifetioas.
. .
V2T"The recent elections in the
NEng!and States, have resulted in
ftvor of the Black ltepublicau ur LU
coin 4arty.s These States have most
of the Government contracts fur sup
plying lliet army, and as they have
also fallen desperately in love, with
(lie nagfo, marrying and intermar
rying with him, and are also trying
to make hirn do their lighting, it
was hardly to be expected that they
w ai'Ied the war to close yet.
Tlie licit. Jas. W. Wall, in his
jtcech at Key port, N. J., oh the
22df Feb. last, alluded in strong terms
to the potent influence of the spoils
in' protracting the war. We subjoin
an interesting extract rom that
speech. ' If " said Re, 44 the confi-
aeae ana ansciion we have net ra ever to be
regained, U eaa uoly be by . Inatg the guatb t
DDfs)as1 thstnt ! aarisit tarsi ism failli na In rsifiaAsi I
day, aad national raia and baakrantev. lb ia
vitabl eonaeqaenoea of Ihi draadVal war,
peac, speedy peace, should be our fbjeet, aad
10 accomplish ihta, a repeal of tho obnoaioua
htgialaliv acta ia demanded, which are aa ia
unnwiuubfe bar to receaeiGatioa, aad bave
lust a ihe eonfidaaee aad good will f those
who might have ba really kindly disposed to
w.rdaaa iataaaWb. What greater forly eaa
thre be tbaa lo etpect to foree a people iala
a frieadly aaioa with you. ta-eatraat thir
Sghu one more lata your haeds, aad sabmit
their property aad lire to your Governmeat
y IWdaUng lb air eoaatry aad sprang faaa-
a aad death over tbeir had t Aad what are
he laarete seq aired is this deetrecuve warfare?
W have sabdaed sot tbeir armiea, bat tb
ajwry gmamtt.f e.wplint, aJ te-aHWdthe f"" i e"M.m
ampleat arcarity for lb njiyirienl of aH their orpilillis.' Others of them are til
ronatliaiiuaal privH. gea ia he fa'ar. t wait j pjT ju . a jbeif tno and tabYHlft in
ly af wrtJ, or r.ndrd as lesi,tld ' i4A Volunteer Navy, - hi or
witb a frightful debt of ihoaaaedsof miltioaa a I tier if possible, tir take SOmO Of tliO
t , i 1 I t - r t , t i.: i l i . e t . uuiry
the it roC'-rn, 8 f,.f 1: law, hud t'nir rouli
llmiYe in ill geurroeit y. Neither the mea i
powi-r, or the inert peunionrn of hour who
may Dow eowardl tuttaiit them and llirir nil
icy, ever atUmpt to rvaaua from Ihe aoalogiea
or biaiury. We Md them at the outael or ibe
lmpraeiinabiliiy of their task, and we tall lham
araia Ibal their tauu ra in Ibe foiare will be
va store aluptadoua thaa thay baebea I
the paal. Ignorant of the aelaal reaoarees of
Ihe Mouth, they ppoaed lhat three jnonlbs
blockade would etar?s evary Bias, wemaa and
child hue sabmiaaiost sad that as amy e( 73,-
puu ne woe d M aameieai to eonqeer aad
bold the entire Boat ha ra rrg ioa. We told them
they weeld wants aaiBiM ef aaee, sad soead
tboaaauds or miiuona, and yet only be apoe the
edee of tbelr fearrol eslrrpriae. Nf any two
tboeaand miTIiooe spent i aad wHeie ibara.har
leg ibe liKhtH Mxffity,tbl dWs aotaow
that to-day the rcMa are more dafiaat aad daa
earoRa 0aear.aee Stay sertrect the war
facyeariir b 4Maea)Bd- eawplatr-reie-of
ofh aaetioea. Tbe eMi eredelily, however
ie wtill aabossdf i, and U will go es treating aid
betug betrayeo, aa it haa been tat Ihe laet three
yeara, by s eat of kaaraa wboae only objaet.ie
to ratiee apoe la pebse piaader that a oca
. a . J 1 ( . t I ' . .
wm.unNiriim M rmm ui aeaie
weahhaa their eoeatry's koao asd proaperity
aiuka. Tbe day wHl enma, boweaar, whan a
srtrayts pmpie will use ample vearMaee ep
os the touch peiriuie who have deceived lham
ie taeir rale. Tbee jiever yet waa a eivU war
that waa net Iboowed by a counter ravotatwa
ia which ample aloe ma at waa demanded for
tbe crime e, aad (rem the enruioala that bad
eaeeadered it,- The men may eaeape.be
log influenced by the ffeet of . loffeal ewaela
atuuet but. thank God, they eaa opt forever
eaeape tbe peaalliee of their iafamoea Crimea
nd wiipreaiima t and tAaf aeer. W mtmrtrftkmn
J tkn ieeriw."
Tlie Ooldsboro' Journal, Speaking
of our Uongresa members, and other
aw
prominent and influeufral citizens,
We ioojc in rain for the mono
inents of their enterprise, or for the
altars on which t they hare' offered
sacrifices. They reap all the honors
snu emouiinenis oi omce, ami enjoy
all tliocarfe and immunity .from dau-
ger tli at a con tid i tig, ch j yal rons. peo:
pie can bestow; bnt point tJ8, if you
can, toBiivtinng done yy them, to
Imild hi tlu -indf pendeiice of - the
South Hiid Ii!tfen a. peace. They
make laws which aoine- approve and
uany condemn, ami wliicli all ouey
because ther aro laws; 'but 'this is
thejTr prescribed work, for which they
receive a cinaideration in dollars
and cents. Hot the laws have been
nade and, whether good "or bad, the
awtoakers tako their'pay, fob the
money, told iiieir arms ani leave
the-soldiers in the field to fight the
t a a s I
erietny,-. white-uie peopio t nome
quarrel over the laws. Ihey bare
ta?k to do and they do it, take Uieir
pay.ifid then .their duly to their
country isfultilSedl
Uut what have they done at home!
Vis .strange as It ia true that, we
tin J, we may eay, none of them act-:
ng as leaders -of t lip teple, in-arty
public enterprise. The management
of the plough, the loom andlhe an
vil, they leave to other heads, ex
ept us they may minister to their
own witute or avarice. 'In common
with the government nd tbe sol
dier, they have no. interest. Tliey
preside ut ho mee'thigs where the
tmnilies of soldfwrs or other indigent
persons are the object of regard.
They erect no' tbundriei, constrifct
no workshops, hnild no factories,
workjio mined. They do notliing
coinparatively nothing to develops
the resources of the country ; be
cause they neither contribute tliejr
own tune, their own means nor their
own talents in conceutratinir the
public energies., Hpou them. It is a
deplorable, fact that, our public men
who occupy positions in our State
and national council, have done
leealo strengthen the' hahds of the
government, byedevfloping the re
sources of the country, anil by con
centrating the labor, energy and
skill of the, people, , than any other
class of men iu the Sou them Con
federacy. ' "
Preachers have left their pal pits
to deliver addresses on the sta.e'of
the country, and to arouse the patrr
otism of the iople. Some of these
bavif renclercii tlrctnsel VTBeT TITJTiIortat
J - ' . w : . ...
bnrden of conqueriut? a peace off the
shoulders of our gallant soldiers.
But wht member of the" Legisla
ture or of Congteas has lifted his
voice io aid of any of these or of
anythiuc else I WithaT tery few
hcmoTabio exeeptionf, we knowif
none of those who occupy positions"
in the councils of the Sate or Na
tion, who has done or fs doin? any
thing either ta AlleTlate suffering at
honoef or to streDthtn and enooqr
age' the soldier in the field. - ' j
. . ' ' ' . i' . ' j
r . . ... - . r ar 1 j ;
. LATER THE NORTH.
Oiusos a IL, April 11-Dates to the 8lb
have been received here. ' The following is a
syoopsist ; - --a
Thurlow Weed . thinks the Yankee Con
greas resolutions ia'refrard to Mexico will
threw Napoleon and Maximilian into1 tlie
arms of the rebel . .-,.-',: ;
Tbe Republicans carried the Gaberoatorial
elecUon tn Rhode Island by a small mojority.
Tbe Emancipationists carried Maryland on
the 6tb by" an overwhelming majority.: '
i am i I'M and iyui army corps are eooaou-
aateu into the zotb army corps, and Hooker
k k vavgrmmuom iwnroow on me Tin:
ays ins movements oi troops are very active
I t - " w -
'uerVillas burnt s steamboat ten milea be
low uempnisyabn tbe 2d.- v - f
Advices from New Orleans rbnort thatf the
Mobile ram Tennessee was recently, sunk ia
agaienear urant srass. ; ; :;.
The New Jersey Legislature refuses to sl
low soldiers to vote,- ''f" ily:
Henry Clay's widow, aged 83, is dead.
Admiral . Porter's fleet cantured . 40.000
bales of cotton on Red ri vsh -
An olBcUl desrmtch from Little Rock J Ar
kansas, report that, the expedition to Elba
ana lonpiew burned tbe - rebel fx)ntoon
bridge, also captured a train of 30 Wairohs.
and took 320 rebel prisoners. They engag
ed Docklini's Rebel Division, routiuir and
driving it ten t&iles. ' , ;
GOOD NEWS PROM THE SOUTHWEST."
The following official telegram was' received
jit tbe War Department last evening. The
last Yankee papers intimated that a heavy
t recently occurred at Shreveport;. f.
' Mobile, April lltb.
lb Otn. & CooperlA.and JQtneraL,
The following report received in Baton
RoUGre on tbe 3d.inatant from Runraon Oen.
Ilaoks array: . We met the enemy near
Shreveport, Union force repubed with
great loss.- How many can you accommo
date in hospitals at 3aton Rooge ? Steamer
Essex or Benton destsoyed by torpedoes in
in Red river, and a transoort captured bv
Contederatea. ...
Karrairut reported preparing to attack .
Mobile, Six Monitors coming to him.
The j
Farrison of New Orleans and Baton Ronire
werervery raucu relucel Tor tbe purpose ol
: :.i n
,uuioiug uttuiu lunxa. .
, D. IL MAURY,
Major General Commanding.
ENQUSaVMPATHY-1
John M. Oobbett, a member of Parlia
ment, recently made" the following note
worth y statements Jo a speech td kia
stituenta: -
'When I hesrdnbe violent imprecations
Uttered by Northern men, whether states
men, Soldiers, clergymen, lawyes, every
body, upon the South: od wiien'l ul-
sefved tbe - temr8te apeeclle,- the able
documents, the military generosity and
forbearance characterising the Soutberuers
in council and eamp, I plainly avow that1
my inclinations were iu hivr o( he Sou t b 1
struggling, foi its libvriies and all it held
l.-ar." rather than ia fvrr f the North.
powerful as it waa, sUuggfing not merely
to subjugate but to esterminate s gllant
people. I do nob undervalue tbe neces
sity of fretting rid of slavery, but this fa
an evil the remedy for which muKt not be
looked for from the North, fur I Juiow froin
wrsonHTbservatTooTthe iWIThjrs'linl thu
coitduct of the Northern people towards
the unhappy negro, whether bond or fn-e.
buch being -my opinion, 1 hone to see tlje
j SotHb recognised us no mde penMent powt-r;
ana aunougni waa un willing" to join inose
who insisted upon immcdiaU recognition,
because I tt ought the .tiovernmeiii beat
qualified to decide that mutter, 1 nijll hope
to see the Confe leracy Acknowledged bv
Great Britain when-- the proper tube iv
thought to have arrived.
, OKN yoriNG.
The soldiers emifd not have bit
npon a "tnor e manly ejcpe.liint lot
ascertaining individual loyalty, and
at the.sanie time exhibiting thvir
own soldierly iiidcpendeticu, 'Hiaii
the ond they have determine J .ii ;
Jo wit, to vote open pickets. Their
significant 44C"in out of tint fiM
up," will fetch many a secret sym
pathizer unto aitatfott, vii'ji won't,
stand the public exposure. r
' Let them vote this way "it tfie v
Thurslay of April, and Mr. Leach
will h a ve tho sa f iifct f on f h. .
i n i w h at '1 (M i ewdtMn kn
IruUdoifeT of the 2Ut, KirkUm' i
rtfiiimtiiL:
Murder tf Oiufntthitt ;. trtner r
Point Lootomt.-'t bave the iiU'uciioJv
inlellijrenceof the colJ-liloodtsl murTerut
one of our prisoners at I'oint Lookoot.
The victim was Lawrence W. Peyton, pri
yate of the Second Kentucky cavalry, and
son of Ex-Conyressman Peyton, of Ken
tucky. (I appears lhat young Peyton had,
for some insolence' of the seraui of the
guard, told hits hewaj"suiub!e conyTaB
ion for neoTwca, and pointed to ? mt-sro
guard who bad been detailed to rscoivs tbel
I
prisooera. Sotps exchange or. bard words
took place, when, the Yankee servant drew
a revolver and shot tbs helpless , prisoner
dead oa tbs spot " '-" s '
a . -;.., -i7ur t ,SV :.tr '. v.'.t f.'.r .
gft ". We Are glad to loaro that an en
terprise is in progress" to manufacture u-
g?r from the sorgho m, and to invigorate
the production of this now very important
stspls lif Virginia. - It- is proposed by Mr.
Charles Y. MorrtMi,pf this city to erect a
large manufacturing easablishmsnt of this
sort on me James river, convenient to trans
portation ; and for this purpose mnchinsry
is alrssdy secured, includincr tanks, vsca-
hum pans, boilers, Ac. . -Circulars will bs
add'essed .to thej farroers dnoqiring wha
number of acres eaoli will pledgs to tbs
prodootioD of sorgho m. It la to bs bop
Si) I bey .will o operate : -thev will tbu
aiwist :1.fj woVlaf orice biefar fo'tlis'cou
trf and I proflubte to themselves. We
must eke itot our ' roeaT sopplTes sntb all
possible eipedients ; 'and of substitutes su
itar - and molaaaes are tiie most palatable
and nDtricious.--iVA. Examineti
naaWaarters tiipH Cape Fesr, '
'.WilroJnft-io. N. O, March 19, 1864. j -
OEN'L ORDERS) . . ; ' ; ;
JBO mach of I pari of Geaorml Orders No. 31
aud 33 aa direeU the eeaUnee of death la the
caa ef Private James Oakly and J. B. EHiotl,
434 Regiment to be attested en tbe 35 lb in-
atani, ia hereby revoked. ... .
fc ' ; J - -f - . .... . .
in conaoenuioa or in graumnff laci inai
dbvertiou haeceeaed in this fine Refimal, and
further of the admirable conduct it has ciplay.
a rinat Ibe Soemy, the Maj. General Com-maadiDff.-
eoimnate the eeaUae hernlnfiira
pobliahed sat'wfSaer that the esample already
made, bave produced their prepe efieet. an
that with thia Rerimeat, at leaal, the eitrem
severity of Ibe Law is not neeeeaary. Private
Jamee Oakley and J. B. GUiott, wiH be eenl to
Brtf. Gea. Herbert, who will pal them to work
Spun thetx-tiftcetionsiii the chain png for (13;
twelve mouths.
By eemataad Maj. Gen. WHITING. -
- j w ' ' arJ
a.
Maiord
n'a Brigade 1
b,I864. I
t. ata.g. j;
MaiordcA. A
Iieadqaarters Mtfrtin'a Brigade 1
. . March
Official
C. G. ElXIOTT,
MARRIED:
In this eoQntv the S7ib iWarehr-fcv WasrH
Tru't. Eaa.. Mi.'G. CI OTTII.f f A v M:..
CATHARINE FESPERMAN.
DIED: .
a la the hand of Ihe enemv. at Point Look
out, Md., Serj't J. W. A. ROSE, of 57th Reg
iroeiit, N. C. irbopsrCompany C. Thiapromia.
ing yount; rnaa enlieied iudefrnceof bit Cuoa-
try July 4thr 183. He died November 1863,
aged v-t years, 4 months and 33 days. Hie waa
reared to uaefulnesa and ioduatry oa the farm
byhoonrrd parenla. HaThae left a wile abd
W child, vlih qhom km- Uw in fttti hur
mony anlil called frnm hia happy home to enter
the army of hia country. . Moved bv a sense of
uuiy to.nia uoi, ne ctmuectea mmaeir at aa
early age to the Ev Luth. church and cogLjn'
"uea acevoKwJmemDerof the seme to hia death.
He waa truly a devout man nd. rely prompt
in the discharge of all bi retfioaa duties. Al
though moviue bus private sphere' uf'Ufe. hia bp-
right co u fee vu aoch as to area re bim many
trae frleade. He Kved and died as. a chrietiao
patriot, aud hie early death 1 mourued by a
larf jdrcle of, devoted kindred and friends.
Tbi eoiid TiieadMmini'i was taken nrisoner at
Getyabars;, Pa., in the'two days light there,
July 1863. He l'p.no on Point IMkvnt's
cold pl.ipa (Wbittkm av a raiMD.
Tax in Kind.
Ornct P.Q. M.8th Dist.
Cbarlbtte. N. C. April 13, 1864.
i
UT i hereby ordered that all the Tithe of the
.year 18(13. of Com and Uaeou. be deliver.
ed before the lafiay of Jane. 1864. Agents
will receive nothing after .list May, 1864.
Aaxeaeors will much oblige wif.benidre doing
good service to the coaiHry, b . pending in to
ibis omce all eatimklea of Taa iu Kii4, by th
lat day of May neit f eoonr if poaaible. '
Agent will give pablicby to this notice, so thai
n one, should he incur the peaatty of five tiaiaa
the estimated value, aceordhiz to, late tew (f
Congress, eaa have room 10 complain. .
r 8eM. FINGER.
5t47 Capt ds P. Q. M. 8h Diet, N . C.
LIME, l.IME. :
Hats, Hats. Hats,
and ThBA CCa FJOR SA LE.
. By WM. E, EDJV A R DH A CJ.
April 15, 1864. 347 . f
'SL1STIEYT BLtXKS ; .
1 J to 8mI at this Offie.
April 18th, 1864. , , ..
AGOttD COOK WANTED. I wleb 10
'purchase for my own as, a stont.'beaj.
thy woman one thyl ja quick aud active, aud
above all, perfectly cleanlV aboot her mkinc4
departmeuU V-- JNtR A. HOLT. -
Salisbury, Aprtt 1 IWS. --,-?4t4e
Fav. Ohtservsr 4 week. Daily Bulletin and
C.'iiMeraie 2 wreka, and send bill to Ibis of
fice immediately.
no w to f7??v ?t . , j
r
IP each farmee in thecMutv, hnii ai'j.i
wiH baat load adJjMi -.wediaWty artel Lbet40 K.:in.umei Orange Boy ar
plants. hw evw. I vnU give fc. 1rter oW if,,, BUd Bay,' black man, aad- tail.
all the salt he htnla at wb u il cVwt at tha
Work, and py him a liberal priw (' b a alia; 1
the balanc, and bv ihi Hkeaa, I aill be ab'.a '
lo keep salt on) haad Ihruugh aaianier'at fbiHll j
SSeenisa pound or fit 60 a bnnliel: other- 1
wise I shall be obliged to Ip lsurnf aall U alt ,
except aplilier iamilie ' ' j
J. 3. McCUB BINS, Corn.
SaEabory, .March 2$. IS64. .' , 4i44
$500 REWARD.
WILL pay the above reward for proof.
which wilt wad to the eonvtclin) of tb thief or
thieves who robbed -my smoke-boase tb
eight of the 1st April. . , , - t
v r i v , .w V b. CRAfGH
; ApfU 4,-1864. .7Jt45 :
RALEIGH, N. C, Aprir It, 18C4. "
CIRCULAR ) .
No. i6. : -:. . . .
IT IN pursuance vt the following Cireirlar, mj
r X No, 14, from Bureacof Couecriptioo, 1'ir- "
cnUr Net 13, from this ctflce, ia hereby revek
ed.. . k
Csa federate Slaes sf istertca,
' isiertca.') ' '
T, f
irtwM. f ,
6,1864. J 9
r. .WAR DEPARTMENT
Buacae or Conacairrioa
Kiekmud, V., April
CIRCULAR No 14: t ? 'r' -I.
Cireular No. 13, earrent eerie I. hereby "
revoked.. V r ' -4 ''",'
II . Commandant will Mala net of tbe re
aervs elaeaee a aaffieieat Bnaabrr to cnjnpose
their eamo ruard and oiDof line fixr. and era-"
laed aa ramdte'aa boeuLte Id Urffanii. fntai if f
eumpaoies parsons or Ibe aam reserve elasses
absdy'earoe;"'.T
till. .&rnaaadeats w4U 4aefaatlv-deiHte-c-
pmaer'readetvoea.'aod elder all pern of lbs
reaerre elaaseS to report St such rendetvuos oa
tbe I6tb day of AprilrinsL, for Ihe parpoae of
sleeting company officer, and being organised -L
low companies. V t . -) . .
IV, The mstaat omatsatwi of these claeet -:
s i deemed of the highest jmportanee, aad all.
each persons as do not appear at thf rendes- :
voee oa tbe day appointed, matt be eupdled'
and atigaed at tbe diaereiioa of lb Command-
at. Vv '...,.--..' .0 '..
1 Unless olherwiee instrueted. Comma adanla
will forward the master rolls direct to this Ba
res a. "By order of .-- S ;.
, Cot, JOHN 8. PRE810N.ffaC '.
...1 , C. B. DUFfTELD. v
,!,.. -' A. A. General., a
II. fa accord a ace with para raph III of tbe
above Circular No. 14, District Enrotring' om
ce ri will at once 4reet their. Coanly Ea rolling
officers to esna all white male betw-be,
ag of seveate'ea aad eifhieea, aad helweeav
the age of fcftiy.nee and fifty .years, to aaaem-',
bla at the county seals of their respective eoua-
ties oa the 16th ink., aad then and thereto
form themaervea islo companies, elect' their
company officers, and. forward tbeir mnater
rolls thmogn the Earolling officer to tm otnee.--
jll. in cooptie unprovided with cueoty Ea
roTirnf officer will request Colonels of Militia .
RegimeiUs to asaerable all perrons within the ,
irmeot tnew reepeewve comma no, between
tne anove preaenneu a gea, at lueir county at
sad proceed to tbeir organisation a above oi-
reeled. In such case however, nertona from
different Militia RegimCnta ia the same county,,
may unite Ie form' I he a me Company. 1 " : "
I ?.- Persomr enn.lled under I hi Cittulaf Witt"
be esamined.bv the District Medical Boards
,Sunng the. approaching time. of enrollment, or
olharwiaaa Ihe Commandant may he reater "
direct knd such as are unfit for Ibe required
service will be discharged. , ' '
V. It ia annoeaaary 1o repeat the emplfatMr
language of lb Cireular from the Bureau, aa
to the importance of a rapid organisation vTthp
reeerve.
; EnrbHing-officera are-ehiied'witb mTTtrier"
ezeention of Ihe require mealaof thaabov Cii
cular; and prompt .report, ofjucb action b
ipected. By order of... . .-'.
CtA:n ALLlTTTr f
" " ComiTt Cons, for N.CaeuHna. - ;
. B. J. Hasatw, Adft. - ' - w4T; '
. 4250 UEWAttD- ;;"
. WILL pa the above reward on' the dnfiir--
ery of an EneTlish'travebiig. Valise and SacheK ,
combined, at this office. Ii ha no mwkrss I,
reeolleet of. save some hotel checks, it having.
been used traveling iu Europe. It iemsjd of '
the beat. canvae aachel atyle, on .tbp aad bot- .
torn like a man truuk, about 14 incbee by .
even, juat tie ixe of a shirt when Seatly done .
, " - ' - .1 1- '1 . . m "'
up. 11 wax noiea irotn.ine csrssju in nigntoa
Ihe S7ih of March, between .Higb Point and.
Chailolte, If the thief Will return the contents,
which consist of some valuable' nupera and
tome Alabama buttona, preeent .by a fneadV
he aball receive a reward of hay dollars and no
questions asked. , - , ,
. TOM. A.JUUOLL.,
' Arjt 44ih Ata. ReginSent. 5
April 4. 1864;- ' . 3t45
STOLEN ;.
IP ROM the subrcriber on the" niglfl of ill . j
24th- iuint, a clav bank MARE-said ?
mare was iu- grod eenditmn wbentsken Sba . '
is closely built. wU a black mane aud. laiP, and -Haa
a star in the face, and a black streak on 1
the buck. Ssid- mare is supposed to be eight. f
fff nuu, year" 01 age . '
Any one that will give any Information se
lhat I eaa get her, will be amply paid for tbeia
trouble. My addrese ia Eikin, N. C. "-? '
, NANCY WILLIAMS. .
March 26, 1864. . . V pd4f .
$100 HEira
P
J N. the I (it h of Februnry last, mhort wis
eiiher turned looee or .broke riom in Saliaburjf
he we overtaken a I lils Ghee aV without th.
saddle, and I bard rood reason to believe said
saddle is bow kept concealed. :" I wiH Jay tea
dolktrf fi.r the aaddi and, ninety dollara foe a
proof sufficient id convict sxty person or persona
keeping said saddle concealed. It b a bog skin
quilted saddle, quilled over, a small piece
torn out of one akirt aau paUhed alae k btaak
et with it. In ewe of . any abeeuce hi camp
Mr. Jos" H. Mrugi wilt attend lo it for me at
Wood Leaf, N. C. f - - '
4 C 8CARLE.T 1IUCHESfrA
' reb 88. I8C4. I 3tp44
WANTED!-Oa aegro eeolt aad wa
erwomaW .at Generaf Hospital No. 9
Sub-bury. Apply 10 .,,, . . -
IJr. J.JW. ABRJV AXIIIV
la Chare:
Ills
MjtallieirciBggp
f S offered for aale. sod wilt stand at my la-
1- Hia taibm'rtMB rhe Sea -
eivht rears old this Spring.
YOUNGDRANUE BOY was sired by Old.. .
Orange Boy, and b by JLdin p. AnNt' OId Bar
ArcheK. Young Orange Boy dam waa got
by Tbooia Bennybaib'e Character, be by Old . '
ir. Archerv. Character waa eul nf a breid -
Mar, bad ah eat of Jaaaa. Beside, Yoang -
Orange Boy ia cloaety coaneeted to manvetbr
boraaatif fioabliMdi eaeh e. EeFftw ff Vnein.
ia, BareaaV Bainbridge, Imported lrirerv, ,JW.
mede, Bellar aad latportrd Medley. Tb above
is lb Irne rdigrce of Yg Oraage Boyr
Thia tlovee ha takea three premian. ,'
" " JNO. A. HOLT: X
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Fay Obee'rver 4 weks. Daily Balletia Sad
CuaredevateS week,adesd WU mtbie eV
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