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' ' GOV. BROWN'S PROCLAMATION. .
Every patriotic citizen of .Georgia will cheerfully
respoml to iheproclaniation of the Governor, calling
out alj the men-between, the ages of sixteen mid
fiftj-five, - capable of performing military dutyTahd
not already in the service, or necessarily exempted.
The people will heat tily endorse this timely action
of our patriotic Governor. As the Chief lagistrate
of" a sovereign tate, it is his djty to bring into re
quisition all its aiailable strength, for its defence, in
this crisis of imminent peril. .
, Gen.' Johnston, who has tested the value of our
State troops, now under Gen. Smith, and has' borne
honorable testiaiony to their efficiency has solicited
the further aid of QLr citizens, in driving back the in
kier. No luaTi' who has a spark of patriotism in his
soul, will in;nK wr a moment oi. uisregaraing such,
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EALEIGH, N. C, TTJfiSOAT JULY 19; 1864.
No: -7 5.
NORTH CAROLINA SICK AND WOUNDED.
List of North Carolina Sick add .Wounded Sol
dicip, in the Hospitals jit Richmond, on the 20th
I-
appeal. With 'everything at Stak
of June, 18C4.
1 ': " rCONTlNUED.1
Gross W.'co-B 28 . Gorpon R M, co B 32
Gibson (i t co Jj 4 Gdd J, co H 44
Unify. J F, co II 5 Gates T L, co 1 43 .
Gardoer G A, co H 2 Gay J V, coK 83
Grant E, co D 4 Goodman O.to K 4e
f Garboee Lewis, coiK 48 Gaddy A H. co I 43
Gardner H II, co G 2cvGooch W, coK 14 ,
Grifley J H, co B 43 Gay B, co K 14 i
Green R P, co B G Goodman A M, co C
Gilliam J, cb B 3'S Glean R g, co B 26;
Gocdson Sergt, co F 24GHfaspie NV L, co Clcv
Gordon 11, co A 44 Guthrie Corp, co G 48
e, Willi lain Gnu Hi no- J IT. PoOa KatGrnhKa W U m UO.
11 -it t. o.,rv. r1!, trnthn Y A. en I S3 frrintlav lf nn k f'7
1
Gallev 0 B, co A 48
Gibbs J.S,eoB34
Gough G II, co JI 3
Golding 0, cd E GU
Gains Sergr, co I 16
Gregory JM, co E 51
Giecn S E, co G 43
Gillaspie W G, co C 6
Hick- 0, co K 7
Hall Corg, coG 53 -Hci)dricksW,.coC
12
HortonR T, coF 48
Hicks S M, co F 8
Harrcll J C, co H 8
rescue to r v . w wit nujn'jn Ji im-ganam army
and its noble commanuer, who lor njontbs- have been
btttlin on ourown soil in defence ,cf our homes'and
, -all that is dear to'uj.
The Governor, whose Kturdj- patriotism scorns all
' halfway mearures, has issued, the most stringent or
,!. to eompel obedience, to his just and constitu
tional proclamation. But, jve, sincerely hope, that
no coercion n!i ue necessary, mat no recreant will
bs found 6ase enough to shrink frDm the perform
ance of duty, at a moment wlren the State demands
the services of all her sons. . It is the peculiar pro.
vince of the militi of the Stato, to turn out for her
.iefence, when her soil i polluted by the foot of the
invader. Upon them is now devolved thcihigh dflty
of" driving the : invader from the Commonwealth. It
can and will be do'i, if the cill of the Governor be
universally complied w-iih. . .
We hrj e that the -rminerous claFsof Confederate
reserve?, between the ages of forty -five and. fifty j
who hive been det i1l'd to make their crops will ac
company their neighbors to Atlanta on the 20th, and
unite with the men and boys in the work of or
ganization. This will doubtless be J entirely satis
factory to the Confederate authorities. They consti
tute with the Militia, a force purely for State de
fence, an'l there ran be 110 reasonable objection to
their consolidation for the present emergency. The
oWect should be, to bring the entire available ruili
tvv strength of the State into the field, at the ear
liest possible day. .
" The Governor is censured for expressing h'S opin
ion, as to the failure to concentrate an adequate cav
alrv force on Sherman's rear. But we are glad that
be has thus pointedly alluded to this vitally impor
tant matter. We hope he will continue" to urge the
necessity of throwing a sufficient cavalry force, un
der Mich leaders as F.orrest and Morgan, upon Sher
mans line of communication.- Despito the cen
sures of iho-cOo advocate a slavish subservience'
to 'die Aduiinisti alien, and who would'stifle all crili
cim of Its acts, he has the right both to form and
ei press an opinion, as to any matter affecting ihe
safety of the State. If he thinks anything has
hoen omitted necessary to the defence of Georgia, it
is his duty to speak out. 'We are sure that he. will,
not shrink from doing so. Jle is not the mn to be
hruw-beaten or silenced by the champions of power,.
by the servile adulators of the President, who would 1 llari.ilton J T co I 13
nave us oeneve tnai 11 is a uign cnisuetneanor 10 j Jegier P, co I 48
difTei in opinion with that functionary, or to object j jj 0t p A coEa
to any of his acts. Augusta Sentinel. j Haynes Ii, co I 11
Hynleman J S, co G 5
Harrison H, co E 51
Holland".!, co I 43
Hoffr Jno, co B 32
Hughes J, co F.48
Hen in J, co C.G6
Hawkins JS, co K 22
Hawkins A F, co K 22
Haggin J F, co G 52
Hurrell G, co C 52
Henry B O, co If 11
Harris W II, co L 2 cav
! Harris J A, co G 6G
i Heigepath A, co G 27
S Hill Wm, co I 48
Haglan J M, co I 48
! Hall NC.'co II 11
I Holder J W, co G 46
Hoover J Al, co F 46
Hup W If, co F 15
Johnson If, co B 54 :
Jpnes W R, co B 1
Johnson "W F, co G 20
Jones R, co A 11
Jones W A. co D 26
Jackso n C H, co A 21
Jordan J H, co D 25
Jones S. co R52
Jackson Q, co G 44 .
Jones L T, co F. 25
Jones A JI co K 3
Johnson J P, cq G 28
J ones K. R, co I 27
I m bier Dt co H 48
Jenkins M, cq JX15
Iriviq O N. co D 14
Joiner R: co H 12
Inman J R. co K 20
Johnson Jas, co B4ftiv
Johnson KAY. co A2
Jon es W A. co F 14
i A Johmsoxt R co ;G 54.;
ln tfonnson jco v6
VWiJ X Ut CO 1 i
Gibbons A, co G 16 Gortocy J? F. co B 37 i wh Mt-u
Gammon Sergt, co H 14Gray W H. co T 33 Jones S. ca a sa'
Ganso Corp, co B 18 Gardner W J, Manl bat Irving A, co A 20
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Garthc B co H 4 Grimslev L, co A 26
Gutlipspaugh H, co F 13Goidon It Col, 34
-Garner W B, co B 13 Gidney Captvco E 12
Glover Serrrt, co A 31 Griffin W J, co F 3l
Goodwin H, co l) 31 . Guld A J, co A 16
Griffin Wm, co D 47 j
Gardner J A, co A 17
Gardner J A, co A 17
Gillespie Corp, co H 28
Halcombe J, co K 66
IfolderVH, co G 57
Harrold J F, co D 57 I
Honeysuckler W, co I 38
Hudson L, co Iv 1
Harrald L co E 54
Happer T J, co B 25
Hazell.iM C, co Ale?
Hay G il, co K 55 j
Hatris W'0,coB 26
Ilanley W D, co II 20 Hall Capt, co I 43
i J utton Geo, co H lev Hams T co L 21 '
Hardy J A, co D 50 Hoiton O C, co B lV,
Harmon J, co C 28 HaTkey J J, co F 49 x
ff 111 ITT 1itl'll TT O . t
nuuuiesune v, co r tniu iu, co xi 04
lioke J 1 , co A 21
Hargis, R S, co K 54
Holland Jy,.co F 54
Hooser E J , co F 2 1
Hickman II, co C 18
Helms L R, co II 7
Holland W T, co C 1
Hall T,.co G 32
Hopkim S A, co H 8
llolton J iM, co li 51
Hunuicutta II, co 1 40 i
Herri n J W, co B 55
Hodges J R, co H 61
Huffstedden J, co G 12
Helms H, co A 48
Hooks J, co D 42 j
Hunter W J, co I 3cav Hipp J, co G 34
Uihneld WF, co I ScvHelton AV, c B 54 !
Hrhsmith R S, co D 3cHarrison P M, co H 66
Ilenaerou S W, co II 16Holbrook W, co K 7
Home L, co K 34
Hall W J, co C 47
Hall T Y, co C 23
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IT Ml XT '
iiENDEisoN, jranviue i;o., j. l.
July 12, 16t34. (
Mem. Editors of (Lc Confederate : When I see
men battling so earnestly and vigorously for truth
and right, whether with the sword or that other
powerful weapon, the pen, as you are and have been
.lor some time past, wielding so successfully to the
utter on fusion of ihe enemies of the Southland the
utter exposition of fraud, wrong, error, and of all
bad men, I cannot withhold my aid, knowing with
oiir enemies both Rbroad and "at home, you should
be put in possession of all the facts connected with
tkem. I therefore proceed to state what I know in
regud to the principles of a certain person, who. I
believe to be an enemy to the South..
I have seen recently in your excellent paper, (the
Confederate,) the card of the Rev. W. N. Bragg in"
which he "abjures and denounces the secret political
: organisation into which he professes fo have been'
led by a weak arid over anxious desire for protec
tion." I was inthe city of Raleigh some time dur
ing the last spring; and being intimately acquainted
. with the said Rev. W. N. Bragg, I called to see him.
Arid he remaiktd Jo me 'that he wished himself
and iamily were all within the enemy's lines ;v he
Paid that the)r would be better provided for than
they were here. And yet in-his card, he says that
there has never been any design on his part to affiliate
with the hated Yankee. And, said he, " the people
here are no better than a parcel of cutthroats
and, said he, "the whole government-is rotten 'to
the core." And the same Rev.-W. N. Bragg wish
ed that Richmond, and the whole concern ahout it
might sink into oblivion." Yet in his card, he says
he does not wish to injure the Southern cause still
he wants to 6ink the houtheru capital and its gov
ernment into oblivion. ' O! consistency, thou art a
jewel. I also heard at the same time and place, the
same Rev. W. X. Bragg say, that he believed : "Gov.
Yance to be the meanest man on earth ; that he was
washy and unstable; that he voted for him )nce.
but he would "never do it again. But, (said he,) I
shall vote for W. W. Ilolden, for I th ink he is the
proper man for Governor of North Carolina."
Messrs. Editois, I look Upon the Rev. V. N.
Bragg as being an cntmy to the South, and a very
dangerous man ; a man who lam convicted ought
to be watched with an eagle eye. I do not think
lie ought to be allowed to hold any position, eith
cV as chaplain or anything else, in any hospital in
the South". I believe that whatever benefit the
Rev. W. N. Brag might bo to the sonls of our
soldiers woqld in all prolability.he counteracted
or overbalanced by his' sowing the seeds of disaf
fection and diiloyalty, which" might thereby cause
some to desert their colors, bo shot at .the stake,
and thereby loose both body and soul. -
Now, Messrs. Editorp, if you wislT to use this
letter in vindicating th'e cause of the South, by
exposing her disloyal men, you can do so. Use it
as you see proper. My motto is, expose a man
to the fullest extent, when he is not right in regard
to his country, andis country's ciusc. ; I care
Dot whether he be A Prince, or whether he be the
tall, or the wise, orf even tbe Reverend head
expose him. -
, I, am, with mncb respeef, .yours, -
. v JAMES O. COGIULL.
: We are informed by persons .who know the
writer of the above, that he is as respectable a gen
tleman as Granville county contains, and that 'he
has lost three sons in the army, and is a true and
reliable man in every . respect. We merely men,
tion the facts for the information of those nnac
ouafoted with" Mr. Coghill, " " - '
Harvill J, coC52
Hnys Jj, co Gk47 .
Ci rp Holmes, co I 46 j
Helms A 0, co D 87j'
Harding A, co C 26
Borne N C, co H 43
Hays B co B 5
Hopkins FM co F 43
Holston A, co A 03
Henry J A, co C 14 ;
Harrington C Tco F 51
Hebner R, co A 23
Ilolden II F, co I 55
lUgger D hy co 0 10
' Haynes L A, co H 54 1
Ha l H W, co I 20
Hudson V, co D 53
Harriss G Y, co B 56
Usggins B F, co K 61
Horton RR, co.017. I
Harris E K, co G 14; I
Haines, J F, co I 28 1 j
Hudson S, co 146
Hill L, co G 46 .', ;
Hollemon C B, co I 6
Hall N C, co H II ;
Henry B G, co H 11 j
Hooker J tT, co A 2 bat Hawkins W P, co H 27 !
Hamrick K, co E 12
Harvey K, co K 4o
Hoyl co II 30
Huffins II, co A 53
Henley A, co II 6
Howards, co'K 2
Hioks L", co F 21
Harman W H, co E 27
Holder A, co A 5
Hall VV D, co F 28
Harrison J H, co E 45
Harrison Wm, co F 21
Hurbert J, eo G 12
A ales D, co C 35
Harris M A, co A 7
Hix Y, co D 53
Henry L J L, eo E 53
Hunter U S, co K 23
Halternaan J A, co A 33 Holmes E H, co C 2
Hinsen co K 20
II age r R T, co K 21
H alley N, co F 27 -Hooks
V If, co I 15
Hill J, co G 27
Hallo way J A, co F 22
Herrings J, co G 56
Haynes B, co D 2
Haws E, co G 20
Hales II, co K 32
Hollingsworth, co A 45
Harris J J, coG 43
Has per V II, co D 35
Hursh W, coA?8
Hanes S N, co G 38
Jlines J B, coB28 -
Harles G, co II 26
Helms T II, co C 1 cav
Hubbard J, coK 43
Horiycutt J, co H 42
HamptonR F, CO B 27
Harriss W O. co A 11
Hicks G, co H 33
Uexftus P B, co II 22
Hux G Y, co F 35
Hicks J M, coE48
Hand P H. coP 45
Hoke, ast sur G M Hoke stf
Hardista A S, co A 88
Hillsworth E, co H 14 j
Higgins F G, co K 61
Hall B F, co A 43 I.
Henderson D J, co A 35
Hobbs Wm H, coH 31!
Hedgepeth J T, co A 31
Hardy T W, co B 30
Hanser H, co 1 11
Holder H H. ccr F 2
Howard JM, co F 49,
Hornback H, cb K 43 !
Hood W L, co K 30
Hudgins W J. co U 5f
Hester W, co D 18 1
Hopkins P, co C 1 cav
Hudson J, co I 61
Hafts M N, to.H 65 !
HicksA,coE85
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Jones J B T, co B 1
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Jones A. co Kir
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Johnson J, co H 48
Jacobs J, co D 56
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Justice J W, coK 13
Jones J B, co G 44
Johnson L W, co I 28
Johnson- A, co 16
Johnson W H, co G 57
Incors J. co E 83
Johnson B, co D 48
Iseley B,co G 44
Johnston W W, co A
Justice D F, co H 84
Jarvia J N, co II 83 -Jones
J&s, co G 26
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Jenkins ST),-co G 23
Jarvis T J, co B 8 "
Jtfyrrer W H, co I q
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Johnson J co K 30
Jscob J W, eo G 54
Javis,W, co I 66
Jearman. R B, co F 47
JorC,A, co C60
James K G, co B 34
Jones E, Maulby's bat
Jolly J C, co I 34
Jenkins J, co F 43 '
James J, co G- 8
Johnson L, cq I 57'
Jones J, co h 21
Jones G W, co A 43
Jones H, co B 46 I :
Joynes S A, co I 6y
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Keep J R. co D 34
EirUand J. co A 66
Kilfitrick J B, co E 27
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Kiiatrell W A, co l 84
Kenxtsdy J D. co G 38 :
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Knight G L, c C 43
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KilUy JO, co 152
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Jvennedy i. co J 34 .
Knight TF, co 143"
Kyles R T, cd C 43
Key M, co B 2
Kovenzey B F, co A" 43
Kennedy N, co D 49
Klutts T, co C30
KtcheT J W. co 26
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Jenkins AY A, co H 21' Kirby G L, Surg 2
Johnson O B, co I 30
Keudricic J L, co H 34
Keeling W C, co B 20
KiaerT. coE34
Lewis J II, o P 48
Littl Wm. B81
Layton J F, CO O 66
Lanter co C 6a
LeTh6p,oI55
Lattery D S, co 1 18
Linsley Q D, co F 54
LeaehRM, co DSl
Lee O T, co II 31
Lone CM. co H43
Lane J W, 20
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Latta H C. co E 46
Lane J, Co E-16
Lindsey B, co A 13
Long R K, co D 25 .
Losrat B. po D 33
Lanier B, co B 51
Lilos WC, co 1 53
Love J A, co II 49
Lewis S, co 4ili
Laney W X; caE 48 !
LacyJII, coF 2T
Leonard D, co D 47 ;
Love H, CO Ki3
Lasbmit WF, co G 83
Loveless J Vr. co F 43
LancyHooE4S
LaaserH Ovco II 51
KizerG W,colG 21
Leslie T B, to A 57" 1 '
Lanier A, co F 14
Laney J T, co A 48 "
LlUey 8 S, co I
Long Jesse, co G 20
Lamb E co C 43 -
Loyd S, co C 5 ,
Lamb B, co F 53
Lackey W II, co Q 33 I
Loy w jco F 28 1
Lynch II P, co C 84 !
Lnthcr C L, co F IB I -Longbottom
J W, co H 23
Lefongne N, co A 1 2
Lemuel N x, to 1 14 : r
Landing B, co II 31 .
Lzel L, co F. 33 , i
Leake m, co H 2 '
Lattlmore J L, co B 49
Lamaley J, co E 83 j
Lemmons J, co C7 !
Lewis M T, co A 51
Little GE, co K 17
Lyals Tnos, co B 81
Lyles, J C, co B 81 -
LfngJe TC, co H43 -Livens
W, co K 47
Lovelace T, co D 55
henoirs S, co K 47
Longbottom M, co A 28
Llpo J A, co C 43
Leake Tho JcoJQ 21
Lynch Tho. co K6
-Lee S B, co K 30 1
(TO BE CONTINVEI).
awnoumcememtI
' Johnstpa County.
We are authorized to announce C B. SANDERS fkr th
Senate, and H. H. FINCH, and JESSE HINNONT for the
Commons, to represent Johnston county in the next Legisla
ture. They are in favor of the re-election of Gov. Vancb, and
opposed to Mr. Holden's Convention project- .74 te.
eDaly Confederate land Progress will copy till day xf
election and send bill to this office. ; '
! Lexikotox. Jdlr 12. 1864.
f H O-CtPKrVTATTTT r YVlJ Bi"C E ataOHzeflTf O "fffi-
nounce me as a Candidate for a seat in'the House of Commons
in the next Legislature. My political principles have always
been those of a true Conservative and Henry Clay Whig.
71 tf. j C. F. LOWE.
We are requested to announce JOHN. POOL. Esq..
as a candidate in the Senate for Bertie county. 71 3w. -iHSrW
a-re authorized to announce Lieut. uR. H.
JONES, .of-Jones county, aa a Candidate for the Heuae off
Commons. 30 fte;
ADVEIlTISTJVn r a
TwodayV - - - M?0
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niy woros, or eiLt Hues
One W, . 0f or XMrrr xots, on vxs
'wo weeks, - . - i oq
Three weeks, t- . . 44 W '
One month. -J- . - 7J Co .
Two month. . . "W- lil lit
liooal squarewtil fc , h7Z?.e nt a aonare. and addl-
Ourgod u .drertl.emii.!. adiSCK .2"?
: WOOL HOUCE. v ' .
. ' -' QUARTERMASTER'S 1 iPART3rENT -,-vAM
NOW PREPARED ' TO EXCHANGE JCOTV
tn: . y1" an jor mree pounds wihed Waai
flranch for four ivnnd nnwaahed. Mw"; opVM OM .
at this place. our Itttvllle, Colerain, and
Persons shipping wool to this place will nlease mirWWw "
wltt r-afrlntWlfv
for clothing the NVcCTroo ' "WT
wuraeu tmmeaiteiy.
I hope the people
notice, as the Wool w
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W are authorised to announce EDWARD PATRICK.
as a Candidate to represent Greene and Lenoir Counties in
the Senate of the next Legislature of North Ca: olina
JnlySth, isn4. ' lot.
, f : 7 : ' ; i
,. Camp 2nd N. C- Infantry,
' - June 27th, 1864..
To the Citizens of Jfayne County, N. C. ' :
By request! announce myself a candidate to represent yon
ln the Senate of your next G eneral Assiembly. If elcoted. I
shall endeavor to serve your interests, if not elected I sball
cheerfully ab'de your decision. v '
, 1 am' your obedient servant,
W. T. FAIRCLOTH.
July 6th, 1SC4. - . G6te.
To the Vofers of Bertie County : Kf
Fauj5W CitiIbns and Soldiebs : I am a. candidate lor the
ITonse of Commons in the next Geqeral AsBemblf. If elected
f will repieisent tne coHnty jaltnTuijy. with a aaesez&ra twine
nteaesta of both citizens and ftoldior. And in nry legislative
capacity shall 1)0 governed, at all times by an earnest dee4re to
promote the general weirare and feonqr or the state, j .
x am, respeciiiury, .
v Your Fellow-Citizen,
JAMJffi BOND.-
IN
$10 00
,
Jnly 7th, 1834.
65 te.
Ta the Voters of Bertie County J I
FELLoW'CmzBNa : I am a candidate for a seat in tne
House of Commons, in the next Legislature of North Caro-
ina. In t;6minsr before you for re-election to a seat, to
which you Kave elevated me Ibr Six years in succession, I
trust you nefd no proof that I have at heart only what X
conceive to ba for the best interest of our common country.
If elected 1 shall permit no opportunity to pass witnout
giving my support to all measures that will, in my opinion,
promote the honor, dignity and prosperity or the state.
I am, sincerely, your fellow-citizen,
' P. T. HENRY.
Colerain, Bertie oounty, June 161864. " 49 te.
To the Soldiers and Citizens (voters) of
I'erson Voun ty iV C.
At the solieitatibo of many friends, I have consented to be
come a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Pereon county,
State of North Carolina. , ,
Should you hoor me with yodr sufferages ai.d elect me, 1
can only promise toerve you with fidelity, to the belt of my
ability ; on all occasions tobe in ray place ; besides, my opln-
. v . rai Wh abmm a All thar
ions and actions in wis war w wc .uwu m. ju
I deem it entirely unnecessary to say more and leave it with
the voters of this county to decide. ,c ,
July 7th.l86i. - 65 lm..
SSf Wk are -authorised to announce E. MJ WELB0RN
aaacandidaU to represenf the etunty of Wilkes in the
Houae of Commons at the ensuing eiecuou. do tepa.
utm authorised to announce the name of D.
McdTlINDSAY, as a Candidate for re-election to, the State
Senate, from the Counties of Camden and .Currituck. .
May . " vU r-
MaiorwA. D. CBUDUP. of the 47th Regiment N. C
wZZrxm iVannonnced br hid rrieoas as n. cauuiaaie to rt?prc
TrRil,nii Senate of the next General Assem-
n"u.mU and a supporter of Governor
i7a TCbnseWatire and 0PPrte
position lu ttoararPrdWttw
SshSThe county; butie hopes that hj
noflibllitV Of
his friends will
blr. He
Vance. Hia
see that hts posiuon is ivuij " ' wi-te
June 27th, W., te
. Bertie County.
rrTJ ARE AUTHORISED TO ANNOUNCE HON, DAVJD
W OUTLAW lie orSent Senator from Bertie, as a candi
Section PHe will vote for the reflection of Gov
date for wttcuea, iie w i lade enUire calculated
na.iee-r t uTt a d bonorable pSace. on the basis -of
wr.k .r,tfcori W to annonuce ckpt W. M. SUTTOnJ
of Gov. Vance'f election, and is a troeouthern
Jniv ia. iwu. -:- ' i mSm
July 18, 18G4.
rea-aut
"iTlSSf uSdelh Alexander ah Wilkes,
in theBenAieof the nextTOeneral AseemWybf North Carolina.
man Kit aavocase ox peace w 1-i a V ai -
nendenca from thW Northern SUUs. , s . 4-44wAw3w.
.. . .....oiniM Da. JCiTTS FJ FOARD
" re autnonzea ViiTihVnonte of
andldate toprent the cnfwaain House of
Commons oi tne next uw i rtnt
Juty 1st, . ,
ILLUSTRATIONS:
"NON INTERVENTION;"
' THE REFUGEE'S HOME
'Tin! n a QTf.r. sPAnxrpTA
u THE DESERTER'S DEN
I DOVER SWAJIP..
All these articles, together with ari endless variety
of .
LITERARY MISCELLANY, u
are contained in the 6rat three numbers of Vol. TV,
186 i, (commencing April 30,).ot this really
SUPERB FAMILY JOURNA'L. i
SUBSCRIPTION Six months,
The Trade supplied at $20 per hundred.
Address, ! ;
WM. B. SMITH, -Editor
and Proprietor, Raleigh, N. 0.
MavT.18B4. 11 fim.
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GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
His Excellency, Zibulon B Vance, Buncombe, Govemoi
Col David A Barnes, Northampton, Aid. -
do George Little, Wake. 7 do .
Richard H Battle, Jr, Anson, Private Secretary.
Dr Edward Warren, Chowan-, Surgeon Generak ;
John P.H Russ, Wakei Secretary of State.
Jonathan Worth, Randolph, Public Treasurer.
Curti3 H Brogden, Wayne, Comptroler,.
Ssmuel F Phillips, Orange, Auditor. ,
Oliver H Perry, Wake, State Librarian.
Major General R C Gfttlin, Lenoir, Adjutant General.
Major William B Gulick, BeaufoTt, Paymaster, j
Major John Devereux, Wake Quartermaster
Major Thomas D Hogg, Wake, Commissary and Ordnance
OfficeV. - , : . -.!.'
Major James Slean, Guilford,irQaartermaster. .
Major Henry A Dowd, Edgecomba, do.
Major James H. Foote, Asst. AdjL Gen., (Roll of Honor.)
Major William A Graham; Jr., Ass't Adjt. General.
Lieut. Joeiah Collins, Washington county, Ordnance PeV
partment, ' j
Lieut. John B. NeafEery, Wake, Asst. Adjt. General. -Lieut
Thomas White, Franklin, Aist: Quartermaster.
Lieut. Isaac W. Garrett, Edgecombe, Asst. Quartermaster.
Lieut, thaddeus McGee, Wake.- Asst, Commissary.
Lieut Charles H. Thompson, Wake, Asst. Commissary.
. JUDICIAL. ' .
Supreme' Court. Richmond M Pearson, Yadkin, . Chief
Justice, William H Battle, Orange, and Mtthias K Man
ly, of Craven, Judges-; Sion JI Rogers, Wake Atterney
General ; Hamilton C Jones, Rowan, Reporter ; ! Edmund
B Freeman, Clerk. Meets in the city of Raleigh second
Monday in June each year Tho Morgan ton term has been
discontinued. 7' . . '
Superior Courts. Judges, Edwin G Reads, Person,
RomoJus M Saunders, Wake; Robert R Heth, Cbcwan ;
Robt S French, Robeson ; James W Osborne, Mec&leobnrg;
George Howard, Wilson ; Robert, B Gilliam, Gran vllle ;
William M Shipp. Henderson. " '
Solicitors- Cireuit, Jesse J Yeates,. Hertford ; 2nd
Circuit, Charles C Clark, Craven; 3rd Cireuit, Sion V
Rogers, Wake, Attoroeyflaoeral; 4th Circuit Tbomar
Settle Roekinghara y 5th Circuit. Ralph Buxton; Cumber
land ;66h Circuit, Robert F Awhfield, Yadkin. ; 7th Circuit,
William P Bynum; 8th Circuit, Augustun S Merrimon,
Baneombe. " .
Confederate State District Court. lion Asa Bijrgs,
Martin, Judge j George V Strong, Wayn. Attorney ; W F
Watson, Craven, Clerk ; Wesley Jones, Wake, MarahalL
Council of State PB Sattertbwaife, Pitt ;j Robert P
Dick, Guilford ; Dr James Qalloway, Wilkes ; t Eldredge
Johnston; J R Hargrave, Aoson; Jesse R Stubbs. Martin.
Literary Board. nis Excellency, Got. Vance President
fir OQZcio, Re .William E Pell, Wake, and Professor
Kichord Sterling, GoUford; Dr Wm Sloah, of Gaston:
Richard H Battle, Jr. .Secretary . ' -
Boakd DrTansAi. InaoTMBifTfc Hjs ExeeUency.GoT
Vanee, President Ojfrcio, Wm Eaton, Jr, of Warren,
J H Planner, .qf New Hanover, and -Montford McGebee-
Riehard H BatUe. Jr. Seeretary. r r I r
- Commissioners of Sinktif J-undsVon TThomas RnrSo,
Alamance, . Hon AVeldon N Edwards, Warren, and Hn
Darid I Swain, Orange. i " I - - J '
- Tbe University of NorthvCarolia is, at Cnapel , HilL
Hon-David L Swain, Prsident. : , f j .. ( r
. Rev Calvin H Wiley U Superintendent 0 tha Common
Sehoolsofthofitata. , : - s '
Willie J Palmer, A M, la Principal of the N C Instuticn
for the Deaf Dumb and the Blind, at Raleigh.
Dt Edward C Fisher i Superintendent or the insane
Surg-eon OencraTi OQce. :
wier- !? reProptlyl)y him and delivered to .
. 4, tf " : H EDWARD WARmSN." r
- 3u. - -. yaxgwn UcBcral North. CaroUca.. .v
MILITARY I DIRECTORY. ' V
FIELD OFFICERS, BRIGADES. DIV73ION3 AND CORPS
OF NORTH CAROLINA REUIMKNTS: ' v . .
No
Colonels.
! LtETTT. COLOKTLS.
Ham A Brown, 1 Jarratt N Harrell.
- ! Walter Stalling,
oicpu u 1 uruion, in ai r'arsiey,
i Jas H Wood, ...
t jotrn w i.ea.
"Sam McD Tate.
Wm Lee Davidson,
t Jno K Mnrchleon,
Robt F Webb,
Ed G Haywood,
Jaa M Whitfon,
Wm -II Cheek,
Stephen D Pool, '
Wm J Mart iii, -II
E Coleman,
Jos H JJyiaan,
It Tyler Bennett,
vm MacRae, .
Wm A Stowe.
L Wm F Martin,
jonn u .Barry,
C M Andrews, -Thos
F Toon,
Thos S Galloway,
Chas C Blacknall.
f Wm J Clarfcr,
ti m. Jtutiedge,
John R Lane,
J A Gilmer, jr,
Sam D L'owe,
Wm B Creamau,
Frank M Parker,
John V Jordan,
j"ilnry T Galon,
I Fraurl W Bird,
. Wm 8 Davis,
!j4Ieiuy A Rogers,
lj Win Ai Johnston,
W II Yarborough,
A S Clond.
! Thos H Sharpe,
Wm G Robinson,
! ; - .
Wm S Rankin,
Majors.
Lewis C Latham,
DanWJInrtt,
Wm T Ennett,
Kdwin. A Oaborne.
William J HU1,
. ..
J McLeodVFurner.
Rnfua A Barrier.
Wm H H CowloV
M Thos Sparrow.
JJtmes Iteilly.
Robert W Alston,
K Benton Withers,
Jos 11 Lambeth,
Gray W Hammond,
L J Johnson; .
ThosJWooten,
Wm P Roberts,
W L J Lowrance,
John G'Joiies,
William LamL
Wm M Barbotir,
Wm J Hoke,
David Coleman,
John J Heuricki
John A Bakery
John E Brown,
xno3 t tt.cnan. waiter J Vosmt
Thos C Smereltary, Taze L llarfrrove, Chas M Stedman,
Wm Jpfohl,
Thaddeus D Love,
Wva 8 Grady,
JesT Adams,. .
Jos O Webb. .
LSamJi Stowe, ' '
John A D McKay, ,
nenry w jewis,
Jos 11 Saunders,
I Funcis L TwUty,
Simon B Taylor,
! Jas M Stevenson,
' Jackson L Bost,
j Geo W Flowers,
; Wm A Holland,
; itoger Moore,
John L Harris,
SamC Bryson,
Gco'F Whitfield,
Wm H ;peer,
H&c. J Froflitt,
CboB W Knlfrht,
David G Cowan,
Robt V Cowan,
Geo T Gordon,
Jas T Johnston,
Jol u fl TaU.r, .
Wm G Morris,
John Aehford,
I A. itcynoldg, .
. George Tait.
! A M Waddell.
j Chas W Bradehaw, Thomas J Brown,
waiter J Hosts an.
Samuel II Boyd,
hVm L San u dm.
Geo H Faribault,
Sam II Walkuu,
Geo W'ortlmnt, ' John C VanuoK,
Hector AlcKtthau,: t,all t llobsou.
Msrcus A farks,
John R Winston,
i A u .McAllister,
; Aibcit a inn,
1 .lot
Wm A Oweris,
Ken R Morchtoti,
John K. Connaliy,
PaulF FaiQn,
Arch C Godwin,
John B Palme r.
Den D Ferrt bee,
LNelll McK McNeill,
Arch D Crodnp,
IWuiHJorfes.
j James T Davis, '
j Jas R McDonald,
! Eric Erson,
Jaa T Morehead,
Anuerfon h,ms, i .... v
Alfred H Belo. .1
li. x4 Ikv 4 Jobs W Graham,
n a m i iron 1 ' .1 itc j 1 i a m 1 m1
aaMiuaswwu v vuijwjf ww ckaxi v VI ajU
aia.
0 fWaph M Hardy,
61 Jaa l) Kadcnne,
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Geo N Folk,
4 Edward Cantwell,
j James T Weaver,
I Wm S Devane,. (u
Geo W Clayton,
! Stephen B Evans,
! Wm N Garrett,
! Alfred n Baird.
i J H Nethercutt,
fi7 ' John N Whitlbrd.! Rufus W Wharton,
63 James W Hinten, I Ed C Yellowly, -
Thomas J DaTa.
James M Mayo,
James T Unit,
Henry Harding,
James ft McNeill,
ITios- P Jones. .
John J SpafiUt .
Clem O Wright,-
id wmtror
lid
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4th
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Hooks.. -J.
M. Recce. .
W. F. Bealey.
W. McK. Clark.
W. Foster French.
GOVERNMENT. OF I THE CONFEDERATE '
STATES. !
Jefferson Davis, fif Mississippi, President, salary. $25,
000. i ' ' . 'i- . "
.Alexander H Stephen's, uf Oeorgia, Vice President, lal-
Aids to the President-Col Wm Brown, of Oa., Col
James Cliesout, of S. C, Col Wm P Johnston, of Ky.i
Col Joseph C Ives, of Miss., Col G W C Lse, of Va,, Col
John T Wood. ! ,' ' "i
Private Secretary to President -Burton N Harrison, or
Miss. l -' "! " -. " .. . "
Department of State John P Benjamin, of La,, Ssere-r
tary of State. L Q Washington, Chief Clerk. Th cflce
of Assistant Sec"ritry is vacant. r - ";
Department of Justice Attorney General. Gea Davi
of North Carolina. Wade Kryes, of Aia., Assistant AU
torney General. Rufos II Kh,des,of MIs.Coointlilion
ero'f Patents. G E W Nelson, of G Boperintsndant of
Public Printing. R M Smith, of Virginia Pflbhe Printer.
Treasury. Dejrtment-C G Memminger. of. 8 C, , See
reury of the I rosary. Robert Tyler, . Register . E El
more. Treasurer. J M Strother, of .Va., Chief Clerk.
Lewi' Qigt.T, of 3. C, Comptroller.. B Baker, of Florida,
It Auditor, VV II S Taylor, of La, 2d Audtlor. i Z:. ; i '"
War Department James' A Seddon, of Ya Seentdry
of War. J a lii 9 John A Campbell, of Ala., Assistant See-
Lretary of Wur. K G H Kean, Chief Bureau of War. Gen
S Cooper,' Adjntant and Inspector GeneraT. Lieut -W
John Withers, Lieut Col H I Clay, Major Ed A ?strsj,
Mjor S i Melton, aed CapUin.Uellly, AssiiUnt-Adjn-tauu
and Iuspeetora Generals. Brig Gen A B Lawton, or
Oa, Quartermaster General." Col L B Jforthop, f S
Consmibry General C H Smith, M D, Assistant Borgeoa
) Naty DtparJmentB R Mllory, of Florida, Ur7
of tbe Navy. E M TimUU, Chief Clerk. Com ;John sx
Brock, Chief of Ordnance.- ConrAB FairfaXjInjpaetftr
of Ordnance. Com J.K Mitehell, in Orders and
Detail. Surgeon W A W Spottswood, Chief oTedicino
and Surgery. - Pay master J DeBriee, Chief of ClthlBR
and Provisions.: " . ' ' vL.;
Posloffiee DwtrtmentJan Tl Reagan, of Texar, Ttmt
masten General. li M Ceorge Offui of Vapief of Con
tract J$ara. B N CUwents, of Tenn., Chief of Appoint
3nt of Bureau. John L. Harrcll, of Ala.; Chief of
nance Bureau. B Taller, of IT. 0., ClvTaf .
The First Battalion (Heavy Artillery) is commanded by MaJ: .
Alexander Macllae; The First Battalion Pharp Shooters by
Capt R E Wilcan ; i he Second Battalion (Infantry) by I
The Third Battalion Light Artillery! by Mai John W
Moore ; The Tenthtattallon by MaJ W L Yonng ; The Twelfth
Battalion hy cant .j. u unerry ; me -rnirteenin xsauaiton tuignt -Artillery)
by Lieut Col Joseph B Starf ; The Fourteenth Bat
talion (Cavalry) by Lieut Col J L Henry; The Fifteenth
Battalion (Cavalry) by Lieut Col J M Wynn ; Thomas' Legion
consists of a Regiment and a Battalion and Is commaadca by .
Col WmU Thomas. m ' .
The 1st and 3rd Keirimciits are in Stewart's Brigade, John
son's Division, Kweirs (Jorps. . .
The 2d, 4th. 14th and 30th are Jn Cox's Brigade, Rodes Di
vision, Ewell's Corps. I ' ' ' . . V .
: The 5th, 12th, 20th and 23d arc In Johnston's Brigade, Rodcs
Division, Ewell's Corps. I u -
The 6th, 21at, 54th and f.7th and IstJlattalion Sharp Sho.oU
a are in iiewi8 ur raae, iioK.ee iiyiBiou, icuicj;mu
-.ra Th 43l Hporlment i temiwrarllv with this Brigade.
The7th. 18th, 2f?lh, 33d and 31th aro in I ane's Brigade, Wil- .
coi's Division, Hill's Corps. - ,
. The 8th 31, 51bt and olsare in Clingman's Brigade, Bean
rerard'a Corplj " ' ' ' '
The 9th, lUth, 41.-t, Bith and f3d are In Barringer'a Brigade,
Hampton's Division, Corps.. . "j
The 11th, 26th, 44th, 47th and fcid are in KIrkland'a Brigade,
Heth's Division, Hill's Corps. ,
The 13th, 16th. 22d, 31th and 33th are in Scale's Brigade,.
Wrilcox's Divir-iori, Hill's COrps. " ' , . .
The 15th, 27th, 4th and 48th are in Cooke's Brigade, Heth
Division, Hill's Corps.. ' ,
The 17th, 42d, 50th and 6fith are ln Martin's Brigade, Hoke
Division, Beaureeard's Corps. - ; ,
The 24th, 25th, 33th, 49th and 5fit"h are in Ransom't Btigrde,
Division, Beaurejrard'B Corps. ' L .
The 29t is in Ecton's Brigade, French's Division.
Tne SSd, 43d. 45th. 53d and 2d Battalion are in Grimes Brl
eade. Rodes' Division,' E well's Corps. . .
The 36th and 4tnh are in Herberts Brigade. Whltlng'f Divi
sion, Beauregard's Corps. . ..' -' , , . ; .
The 39th Is in McNalr's BriOTde, Frieh DMsfon. . . .
' The 55tU is in Davis' Brigade, Heth'a Division, Ullla Corps.
The 6810 and 60th are in Raynold's Brisade, Stevenson s Di-
The 10th. 62d, 64th. fth. 67th and Stb are not brigaded.
' i JUNIOR RESERVES: .' '. '
Ut RAttallon Reserve Forces. MaJ. C. W. Brdfoot.
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