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NORTH CAROLINA SECK AND WOUNDED.
List of North Carolina Sick and Wounded Sol
diers, io the Hospitals at Richmond, on the 20th
of Jane, 1804.
continued.
LcoTM, co G 14 , Lams C, co C 43
Long,col33 Lariier J, G, co H 21
Longmire Cor, co G 15 Long D, co K 31
Lackey J C, co C 55 Levestcr, R, co I 55
Lanford . Wyatt, 2d bat Leonard W J, co K 43
Lindsey Wm, co C 5U Lyons H L, co IS 33
Levi J J, co U 35 -
Lambert Z, oo F 1 bat
Lusk 1 B, .co H 2d bat
Latley, co D 2 cav
Miller X co C 49
Massy J, co B 47
Morris OB, II 14
McPha'rlend P M, o
Mearea A, co G 32
Miller D W, co IL54
ANNOUNCEMTS.
SYTHE BLADES.
unuLQ ,uu iiiU3i oe paid In
a4rer
er notlcM
adTance.
C3
Laiffle Eli, co F 38
Lane Col, 28
Lewis Robt, co I 43
Lassiter G, co D 31
Mitchell J, co II ,
Michael A, cb H 7
Miller W II, co B 20
Mnllis FN E, co E 48
Morgan 0 P, co Cr 45
Miller L F. co H 48
-Mendenhall J F; co G 46Mayc J, co B -41
Miller F, co II 28 Moore G W, co G 15
Muatin J C, co K 5G Mashburnc J H, co A6l
Mathews P' P, co C 5l McCHfferty W, co C 12
Mathews W A co A 5cv Melson J A, co F 2 cv
Slatlock J W, co I 5 Murry W G, co A 47
Murnh v T, co C 54 Maser J II, co G 33 V
MoKar R o co ti iMCiiane st co A -.7
ii alone u, co U 4a
"Voore A S, co 1 5 cav
Ma'tin. W, co A 49
Manning Sgt, co A 17
Matthews J, co A 41
Musgrove T II, co G lo
McClanDalian W H II 5
My era 'W, co I 14
Madlcck J M, co C 3 cv
Moss J A, co h 32 McLine 1U, co A 53
?STifrhp.ll S W. co U 47 Messer T D, co I
McGallan W A, co D IMillS J B, jo K lG
Meara S, co B 18 , Moore J W, co C 1
Meredith A M, co L 17 Mooney E, co B 28
Massincrale J. co K 44 Medlin II L, co G 7
Johnston County. ,
We are authorized to unnntiiira n Tt s AWniCRa fnr ha
Senate, and II. H. FINCH and JK9SR HTONT tnr th
Commons, to represent Johnston county in the next Legisla
ture. They are in favor of the re-election of flov. Vnict and
opposed to Mr. Ilolden'a Convention project. 74 te.
XT U&UY Conrederflt nrt Prnmaa will nnv tilt Hv tt
i x . . : 1 v rj ' .
eiccuou ana sena diu to tnis offlce.
., : Lkxisotom, July 12. 1864.
aditob of thk Conssbtativk : Yon are authorized to an
nounce me as a Candidate for a aeat in the House of Coumona
in the next Legislature. Mr rwilitimi nHninim'
Deen thoee of a true Conservative and Henrv Clav Whir.
tl C. F. LOWE.
riTOEKE HAS BEEN JUCUJCIVED, AT WILMINGTON, A
A, lot of some four thousand Sythe Blades, both erain and
n, 1.1.J ma 1 1 1 A. i a . . ... " -
B' uuraes. x uejr wwuvuee ue oroufnt to tuiS pace lor
aistribauoii. The Court or the several counties are request-
THUS 5U2ERCHJEY!
N.
THE SUSECIUEY!
ed to appoint Cdmmisaior ers to receive the quoU for their re- a TTTrPTTT r t v itt no-m . mr,
pective countiea. Aa the present cropa of grain and grasa HiFULLLY ILLUSTRATED,
lWe are req nested to announce JOHN
as a candidate in the Senate for Bertie county.
POOL, Esq.,
, 71 w.
Yk .are authorized to anatmnce LrsirT. R. H.
J ONES, of Jones county, as a Candidate for the House of
in the Western countiea has not vet been harvest a nrefer
we girea to iucoc wuuauea in xne aistriDutlon.
o'i'S, J. DEVEREUX, A. Q. Mi.
: Raleigh, Jnly 18th, 1864. j , 71tf.
. fc?All papers in the State copy foui tiines and Eend bills
u wiis vjH.ce, witn copy ox paper. . j . .
Guartcnaaster's Departmenit, C S. A.t
. DISTRICT OP NORTH CAROLINA,
Raleigh, N. C, July 15. 1864.
A TZNTAON OP. OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS RETIRED
?e" provide an Invalid orps,
graphs. General Order. n
"I0' Richmond, Va.,aUrch-I6th, 1864
BEAUT1FULLLY ILL tlSTR A Trn'
BEAUTIF ULLL Y ILLUSTRATED)
j ELEGANTLY PRINTED
1 ELBJGANTLY PRINTED
ELEGANTLY PRINTED
WOOL NOTICE.
QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT
T AM NOW PREPAHFn m 8&Qi& , A4.
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i u lur worn, nn
One bnnch ofYarn
TO EXCllANfiK
r" l!""wD2 term- via
bunch for four a.nwThjT0 hed
COTTOii
and oe
ra-
Commons.
30 te.
We are authorized to aanoune KntTARD pathtpit
as a Candidate to reDresent Greene and I.pnnlr 'rnnHa in
1 I mfTIW.fi fMtin..MM rv. W .m.. . 1 1 . - . a ..
-. . uj i 4i.ii, iB cauea to me IOIlOWlnET ta
, aqjuuui( ana inspector Uene-
-4-JHlcer8 retired nnder the set nr rnnnuu cktt'.io
w vvuiiuuuLinH nrunintm inn in nni -h
EVERY SATTTT?XIAV
EVERY SATURDAY,
EVERY SATURDAY,
THE GREAT
- THE GREAT
OP THE SOUTH! i
OF THE SOUTH 1 !
r-Ilowin- places : Oxfordf arboro kln.C ilVLf 9 at th
Concord. Korkinphm iiJ JtEzr L..In.,,OB. Catherine Lak.
Persona fehippinj wool to thla place will nl.- ,..w A;
packages who they are from. .nT th- Viil,c"Lmr.k.0 th.-,
warded Immediately. w.iu ru win Deior-
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the Senate of the next Legislature of North Caiollna.
Msigned toduty (as provided in sectionUth of said act) at a
StatlOTf WithOnt.trf.nria Wlh.n nnKllfi -
uiBuea in una. rnev will receive pay from any Post Quarter
master, upon exhibitine evidence of thiPr-tif4mT, Xnm
66 10t.- tlve service, and the certificate of hiat navment rnnirH h.
k SoWIers retired from the service aa herein provided, will
5 'VSjed'Hi descriptive lists when: in addition to the
usual history civen will Thihit th ri .k v
SmOB fir5tfred li8. desimatothe post at which they
i re .lntilled to ece. y pay and allowances. They will re
port to the Commandant of such Post, which will be -nearest
llstU' p ce residence, and deliver to him this descriptive
XI. Post Commandera r rannlrnd tn i
descriptive lists of all soldiirs porUnr to to and from
uv ug utviciu Kiveu tu, we ena oi ever
us upon which these sole
Ouartermaster or AssitAnt Onrtam..i
They will append to each roll a certificate thatit has been made
r ; r.V wua statements presented- In descriptive
lists of the soldiers on file in bis office.. ; s - . p Ye
XII. Ofiicers of the uartermaater's. Department will issue
necessary .clothing to retired soldiers upon- requisitions made
taeommandanU of the post at which they are stationed,
" ? " "viM, upvu xcwivi runs, x wm no. oij, recuia
rthe Quartermaster's Departnitnt. ? ' fa
trd-"oWIer will have their rations commuted at
1.25 per day, to be paid by the Commissary at the post des
ignated, under the order of the Commanding Officer.
. -: W. w. PKiRnrc
July 16th, 1864. . i 78-3t.
AUCTION SALES!
BY II. CE03LY, cctioiuer.
ITCTION-SALK'
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co
E 49
Mortison W C
Masjie J P, co D 24
Morgan I C, co K 8
Michael D T, co K 2G
Massey T E, co I 28
Mallin Jas,co E 43
Mock J A,co F 52
Moss II M, co D 25
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Camp 2nd N. C. Infantry,
June. 27th, 1864.
To the Citizens of Wayne Countp N.-O.:
By request I announce mypelf a candidate to represent yon
In the Senate of your next General Assembly. If elected, I
shall endeavor to serve your interests, if not elected I shall
cheerfully abide your decision. .
1 am your obedient servant, &c.:
JllljHh 1WJ -W. T. FAIRCLOTH.
July 6th, IS64. - 66 te.
lo trie Voter of Tlc.rt.lp. iln tin ft I
Fellow Citizens and Soldi kb&: I am a candidate for the
House of Com man s In the next General Assembly. - If elected
I will represent the" county faithfully, with a due regard to the
inteaeeto of both citizens and soldiors. And in my legislative
capacity shall be governed, at all times by an earnest desire to
promote the general welfare and honor of the State.
I am, respectfully,
Your Fellow-Citizen,
T i 10C) i JAMES BOND.
July .th, 18S4. V 65 te.
o 1
MahaljO, corA 46 .
Mitchell J) co E 40 .
Meadows W, co I 27
Mitchell M, coG3l
Morse R A, co G 53
McGee J, co C 31
McKinnev E II, co C
Moore G W, co II 38
McCausland C, co E 18
Mitchell W, co I 3
McGinnis C E, co I 3
Mills F M, co K 4
McAllister L A, co II 23
2lMcrir J A. co B 51
33
McCarver H P, co H 4dMcRae J L, co E"28
McKce W, co H 6
MardockR II, co E 6
Morton P F, co C 14
McDonald A, co A 8
Murray J 0, co B 28
.McCarver J E, co II 49
McCoff J L, co E 12
Merritt J W, co I lit cv
McGrigor J M, co C 14
iUtthews II, co I 12
McDonald JP.co G
(arKl Cl nn IT 9.
Vtn W TT R IO
Myers W A, co A 31
McGIeonis G'A. co E
Mason G W, co I 21
Malehi o W, co I 23
Mull J II,' co F .3d cav
Madison II F, co D G cv.
Morgan J G, no D 48
Muberry C B, co F 12
Muult j C, co D 28
McGausland C, coE 18
Morgan DC, co I 21.
Martin A J, co H 22 .
McCullen Jno, co A 48
McBride J, co E 56 -McGee
J J, co K 52
Mersenheimer M C, D 20
Myers W II, co I 14
Morehead W J, co E 15
Manuel II, co U 22
Maneura S J. co A 44
KcCrary W M, co B 26 Norvell J, co E 43
Moody J M, coE26
Moss M J, co B 47
Mitchell B A, co E 21
Maser H, co E 48
Matthews J A, co C
McGlomary M, co E 18
McClure J A, co K 30
Marshall G, co G 7
Miller Jesse, co K 5
McCall J A, co K 30 .
Morton E, co II 34
Nethercutt C, co F 66
Neagher P
Nuckolls J II, co F 8
Newson J'F, co F 7
Normon P, co C 21
Nicholson J P, co I 33
Nun W H, co G 27
Neely A, co G 51
Naoe J F, co K 23
Nantz R Q, co C 10
Naul J, co E 26
Nix T N, co CT24
Neshitt G R, co A 52
Null A, co E 32
Nott B, co B 12
Nipper J II, co I 3
Norns A, co C 54
Nichols S, co E 57
Norwood T H, co II 44
Nelson H, co I 1 cav
Nethercutt J . W, Col 66
1
Moore I) L. co II 3
McKissom J L, co D 11
Marsh J C, co A 4
Morris J A co E 15
Mitchell W S, co B 66
Mills J II, co E 47
McPherson J A, co E C
Miller J E.-coII 53
Morse M C, co I 21
Meadows E II, 31
Mej-cerMV, coD51
Mayo H, cb A 1st art
Mitchell J M, co I SI
McJustice J II, co I 1
Missel white J M, co A
Martin J A, co 31
Massinpale B, co E 24
McLonaldD W,co E 11
JHorrUon A, co C &5
Medlin B,eoU4i
iMannW, coB43
Miles J W , co D 82
Mlllian S J, co B 16
Moore 8 ami, co II 7
Meadows S. co E 4S
McGehee Jas, co E 46
Melton E A. co D 11
MItchaU J M, ci G 27
.Morgan o ju, cu a
McArtharA.coKSi
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WcDuffie A,coE3S
Mrah A T, co 1 53
Mills G F. co n 57
Morse D N, co G 5
MrUujan U, co B 51
Merritt T, co 1 1 cav
McCall J II, co G 34
May T Ao B 48
McClare W, co C 3
Mortis J, co E 2
llortran D S, c B 20
McAlpin M G, co G 37
Morris J, co O 67
Manea J, co E 11
MonisonCil. co A 7
May J A, co A 53
MaskcJ II, co B 81
' MacyWL,coI33
Pope R, co F 33
Powers W, co K 10
Parish 1, coE
Flummer M L, co C 49
Phillipa W M, co A t8
Perdle J M, co A 45
Parker J C, co A 8
Pylea A S, co I 51
Patton J V,- co 1 57
Phillips W M, co B 54
Poindexter K A, co F 23
Fadgett A, co E 16
Palmer J, co A 82
Price S D, cm C 86
-Price O B, co C9
. Pascall JK.CoO 43
Parker Ed. co B Si
Paine W R, co B 83
Paris J m V
Palmer J M, co H 8 '
PatUrson Z C. co F 12
Perdue L, co D 83
Paria John , toQSS
Patterson 8 F, co K 3 cav
-rUtman W, co I 30 .
? rropa W H, CO S 57
' Parrlah J A, co H 31 - :
foUockW R. co I SO
frltctiard J W, co II 8
Nelson N, co G 22
Nichols A A, co K 50
Nelton Jas, co F 2 cav
Neal C, co B 28
Overton J, co D 51
Git T W, co A 51
Osborne II, co E 54
Osborne J Hco F 49
Owens J A, co A 44
Ovcrby W B,co E 56
Oliver N G, co E 22
Oikley A A, co A 45
Osborne J, co H 44
Oden G, co D 43
S Owens G F, co II 52
' Overton J M, co E 15
Osborne R B, co F 45
Miller K P, co G 9
Manniug M G, co G 43
Mallory S C, co D 18
McClnnls B W, co E 15
Miller L, cuG 31
" Milter A P. co E 12
Martin M C, co B 38
Michaels W D, co K S3
Mansfield S, co II 45
Means J B, co I 7
i McClelland co A 4
McCurryE, co Cl
McClellin W A, co C 16
Matthews JP.co O 15
, McDaniel T, co F 53
blather J V, co F 38 '
Martin R R, co II 22
Moore D W, co K 23
Moore J, co F 42
Mlnet T, oo II 5 cav
McSerain M W. co B 5 ,
Manier 8 II, co C 83 j
MunroeWPco 130
McLanehlin 8, co B 4
Matthews J, co C 57
Martin J T, co B 4
Morrison DC.toHl 1
Miller II N, co 1 12
Morgan Jos, co D 53
McQuan A. co A 5
Morton A B, co C 14
TarrUh A, co C SI
i Pendergrasa R J, co A 14
Perry W F, co E 47
Padgett I, co II 37
Pettirew F, co n 13
Paschall L A, co E 54
Pool WE, 31
Pike L, co F 8 i
Physic J E, co B it
Prestly C, co B 43
Perry S S. 81
Pael Jeeea, co A 61
Parker G T, co H 6
j Parkar W, coK4
Phippa P A, co F 45
Prapest W,coE57
: Penni 8, co E 46
Patterson J A, co G 14
Palmer G, co K 6
PetreMM, coB7 v .
nierce E G, co G 85 .
! Price PI co G 28
Price N, co A 1 car
Pace W,co A Si
i Patterson J8, foC7
Paddy W P, co E 57
i Painter E M, CO C 6
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- Parker J T, co E S3
Queen L, Payna'a Artillery
Tc the Voters of Bertie County I
Fellow-Citizens: I am a candidate for iiiitin th
JJouse of Commons, in the next Legislature of North Caro--Una.
In comintr before vou for rnvplxn-!n tj n u.
which you have elevated me for six years! tn succession, I
trust you need no proof that I have at heart only what I
conceive to be for the best interest of our common country.
If elected I shall permit no opportunity to pass without
giving my BUpport to all measures that will, in my opinion.
prumoie me nonor, aignity ana prosperity of the State.
I am, sincerely, your fellow-citixen,
, . P. T. HENRY.
Coleram, Bertie county, June 10, 1884. 49 t.
To the Soldiers and Citizens voters) of , " '
Person County V.
At the solicitation of many friends, I have consented to be
come a candidate for the oflice of Sheriff of Person county.
State of North Carolina. . ;
Should you honor me with your sufierages and elect me, I
can only promise to serve you with fidelity, to the "beat of my
ability ; on all ocaasions tobe in my place ; beside,. ray opin
ions and actions in this war are well known to you all that
I deem it entirely unnccessarjto say more; and leave it with
the voters of this county to decide. " - i
w , ' ALEX. M. LONG-
July 7th, 1864. j 65 ni;
We are authorized to announce E. M. WELB0RN
as a candidate .to represent the county of ' Wilkes In, th
House of Commons at the ensuing election. S3 tepd."
We are authorized to announce ,the name of J).'
McD. LINDSAY, as a Candidate for re-election to the Sfate
Senate, from the Counties of Camden and Currituck.
May 27. 31te.
Major A. D. CRUDTJP, of the 47th ! Regiment N. C
Troops, is announced by his friends as a candidate to- repr'
sent Franklin county' in the Senate of the next General Asem-
bly. lie is a true Conservative and a supporter of uovernt
Vance. His ucaition ia the army precludes the possibility
his canvassing the county ; but he hopes, that his friends will
see tuat nis position is rally representeato tne peopio.
June 87th, 1864. . te,
Bertie County. J
WE ARE AUTHORISED TO ANNOUNCE HON. DAVID
OUTLAW, the present Senator from Bertie, as a candi
date for re-election. He will vote for the re-election of Gov.
Vance, and lor such measures as in his judgment are calculated
to procure a speedy, just and honorable peace, on the bails of
Southern Independence. He is, and has been from the begin
ning, opposed to a Convention, believing it to be a trick, by
which North Carolina was to be , withdrawn from the
Confederacy. ;
We are also authorised to announce Capt W. M. SUTTUXi,
as a candidate for the House of Commons. - Capt. S. is in favor
of Gov. Vance's election, and is a true Southern man. .
July 13, 1864. . I. 70-te.
We are authorized and requested to announce Capt. A.
H. MARTIN, 54th N. C, Regiment, of Wilkes county, a candi
date to represent the freemen of Iredell, Alexander and Wilkes,
in the Senate of the next General Assembly of North Carolina.
Capt. Martin is a true Conservative, an emphatic Yance. man,
and an advocate of peace on the basis of separation and Inde
pendence from file Northern States. '47 d4w&w8w.
Wk are authorized to announce Db. JOHN F. FOARD
a candidate to represent the county of Rowan in the House of
Commons of the next General Assembly of the State.
Jnty 1st, 1S64. : 60 te..
NOTICE. r
To the Soldiers and Citizen t (voters) of
Camden County t N. C.
At the solicitation of many Mends, I have consented to be
come a candidate for re-election, to represent the County of
Camden in the House of Commons in the next Legislature of
North Carolina. Should you again honor me with your suf
frages and elect me, I can only promise to make you an inde
pendent and faithful representative, and serve you and the
State with fidelity, to the. beat of my ability; - on all occasions
to be in my place carefully guarding the interest and honor of
"the State and my constituents so far as It is in my power.
Having herfrd of no charges made against my past conduct as
Representative, and besides my opinions and actions in this
war are so well known to you all, that I deem it entirely un
necessary to say more, and leave it with the voters to decide
as they may think best. i
Most respectfully, your obedient servant, t
May 16. 6 w3ra. WM. A. DUKE.
advertisements!
BACON FOR' SOLDIER'S FA1HXIES.
r
to ss coxTiNuro.j
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, -Subsistence
Department,
Ealtigh, Jund 27, 1864.
To County Commissioners:! l "J -r
I am prepared to sell, at cost, to any of the cduntics of thla
State, for the use of indigent families of Soldiers, a portion
of the Bacon accumulated for that purpose. County Commis
sioners, who are in need of Bacon, will communicate with me.
57-tf. TUOS. D. HOGG, Mai. & C, S.
WAYSIDE .HOSPITAL,
GREENSBORO', N. C, Mat Jt, 18C4.
BY ORDERS FROM Dr. EDWARD WARREN, Surg
General for the Stat of North Carolina, I have opened
a WAYSIDE HOSPITAL n the town of Greensboro', N.
Cv where all Sick and Wounded Soldiers IriTluiS on fini
a resting place.
t. i J. L. KEAGLE,
11"t1, Asst. Surg, in ehargs.
. Office Ealeigh & Gaston B. E. Co'pyr-
Raleigh. July 7th, 1S&- .
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF fm5 COMPANY
have declared a dlvidendor 15 per cent the capital
stock, payable on and after the 1st ofAurnet, 1 L in font per
cent, certificates and bonds of th Confederate .States, o la
Confederate treasury note of the-old, issue at lace value Nat
the option of the Company. L- ' " I
68-tf. W. W. VASS, Treasurer.
J0H2T Q. VILLIAIIS & Co.,
STOCK ANB MONijy BRplCCIlS,,
CONTINUES TQ CARRY ON THE BROKERAGE BUSI
nesr at their old stand a, heretofore to all It Taxioos
branehas. j ' ' ' t -
- ' . X03T, V. rJ'r I -
ON SATURDAY EVENING. 18TB INST., 30ME WHERE
between the Hillsboro' roaa near the city and tb old
depot a GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH without guard
office.
or chais. The finder will be thanked and rewarded by learlnz
it at the
BRILLIANT AND CHARMrvl
XT ITH ROMANCES. SKETCHES, ALES of REAL
i-i A ih u V JULii n ES, INCIDENTS '
and anecdotes of
v' the war i ! j .
essays, Criticisms,
POETRY, HISTORY. BIOGRApftv
W 1 X 1 1 1 1 o Al S AND MISOEUA M V i
Surgeon General's Office.
mpv.?1"i!?hi-- C Jrjxi: 10th, lftfli.' I
wuitjiJiinitan a III. i . u M I.' Oni Ci i. ,
A" first daj , and the fifteenth of eveX minth tH
k? ' L"1- . AJ boxes left here fJrVSSSffi&r!:
crrita ithere nromntlv bv him r. .i""rr
will be
owner.
43 tf.
EDWARD WARREN, '
Surgeon General North Carolina.
MILITARY DIRECTORY.
FIELD OFFICERS, BRIGADES, DIVISIONS AND CORPS
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BADGER AND LUCY,
-With large consignment -exhips CHICORA, ALICE,
FANNIE, CITY PETERSBURG, and other -vessels
riz: ' n
: DRY i300BS.
18 casiwhlU ground prints
16 cji black an 4 white printad muslin
IS caaei huckaback towels,
11 cases organdis muslins
-8 balesmy clothes . . j
7 cases super hosiery
7 eases Coats' Chad Clark's spool cotten
6 eases finishing linen thread
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$ eases ready made clothing :
, teases checks and stripes, mourning
3 cases ooat, rest and bone buttons
2 bales barege -2
cases black satin ;
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4 cases flannel shirts
; 2 baleimfcasd meltons - .
' 1 bale blue and grey serge
1 bald fancy flannels -
1 case black alpaca
1 case black Orleans .
1 ease paper cambric, assorted colors
1 bale mottled alpaeas N
1 case Beauregard tweeds J
1 ex se southern cloaking '
1 case black and white prints
lease shirking '
1 ca-e fancy shawls '
1 bale Linos, superior
1 case mojquito netting "
1 case ties, glorea, etc '
I bale super broadcloth, assorted colors
I case Irish linen
1 case pant buttons
1 case black and white pins
S OES, LEATHERS, ETC.
26 trunks ladie's, gent's and children's shoes
19 cases ladie's, gent's and children's qr bootees extra
6 cases army shoes-
1 oases Bartons blesehed and brown shoe thread
4 cases fr calf skins
4 cases chamdisakfus
3 cases morocoo skina
COTTON CARDS, CLOTHING, ETC,
case cotton cards, No 10's, part Whittemora's best
1 ease wool cards
a cases card clothing 33x4
2 oases fillering
. STATIONERY.
10 cases cap, letter and note paper .
2 cases gillott's steel pens
3 cases pen holders
1 ease penotis and pens
1 case assorted stationary
BAGGING AND ROPE.
10 bales gunny bagging
148 coil bale rope - . ; M
GROCERIES.
238 bags rio coffee
60 barrels brown sugar
60 barrels crushed sugar
183 kits No. 1 mackerel
8 casks cholory
10 boxes sperm candles
' 10 bags black pepper
10 caddies young hyson tea i
HARDWARE, ETC.
8 tons hoop iron
10 kegs nails assented sizes ' .
4 casks wire
4 cases gun caps '
12 bags shot
3 cases knives, files and razors .
- LIQUORS, ETC. - -
4 quarter cask pure Cognac Brandy j
1 half pipe pure martel brandy - i
quarter pipe pure pintt, eastillon-A co., brandy.
I. ejjht pipe pure otaxd,Dapuy.co. brandy..
10 casks whiskey - I
u 12 casks old rum '
ti 0 cases holland gin
36 demijohns JioUend gia . j
... 1.DRTJGS, ETC.
aaealiqaoTtce, paste
SO .oases liquorice stick
13, casks alcohol ,
. . 8 oiks epsom salts . .
9 casks balsam copaiba f
9bbls Tanners oil K
42 kegs hi; carb, soda .--.
. Sbbls fcorax f t . : .
3 cases quinina
- ?j 3 casea asf drted'druge ; ;
5 bbla coperat ' -3
cases potass carb . -
' 12 casea blaemass k -
1 case powd. Ipecac ;. - "
1 easeiodidf potass-and fedine
- Seaskf sodacrystalt 4:
" 2 casks Uueitpnft ' .- , j
leaplo?photti "
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WM. B. SMITH,
Editor and Proprietor, Raleigh, N. C.
May 7, 1864. j 14 6m. .
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4th
TTadkin, Chief
GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
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His Excellency, Zabulon B Vance, Buncombe, Qovernox
Col David A Barnes, Northampton, Aid.
do, Ueorge Little, Wake. do
Richard H Battle, Jr, Anson, Private Secretary.
Dr Edward Warren, Chowan, Surgeon General.
John P H Russ, Wake, Secretary of State. !'
Jonathan Worth, Randolph, Public Treasurer.
Curtis H Brogden, Wayne, Comptroler. ,
Samuel F Phillips, Orange, Auditor.
Oliver H Perry, Wake, State Librarian.
Major General R C Gatlin, Lenoir, Adjutant General.
Major William B Gulick, Beaufort, Paymaster.
Major John Devereux, Wake, Quartermaster.
Major Thomas. D Hogg, Wake, Commissary and Ordnance
Officer. -Major
James Sloan, Guilford, Quartermaster. ,
Major Henry A Dowd, Edgecombe, do
Major James H. Foote, Asst. Adjt. Gen., (Roll of Honor.)
Major William A Graham, Jr., Asa't Adjt. General. ,
Lieut. Josiah-Collins Washington county,! Ordnsnce De
partment.
Lieut, John B. Neathery, Wake, Asst. Adjt. Gen eral.
Lieut Thomas White, Franklin, Asst. Quartermaster.
Lieut. Isaac W. Garrett, Edgecombe, Asst. Quartermaster.
Lieut. Tbaddeus McGee, Wake. Asst. Commissary.
Lieut. Charles H. Thompson, Wake, AssL CoLSmwsary.
JUDICIAL.
Suvreme Court. Richmond M Pearson,
Justice, William H Battle, Orange, and Matthias E Man
ly, of Craven, Judges ; 8ipn H Rogers, Wke, Atterney
General ; Hamilton C Jones, Rowan, Reposrter ; ' Edmund
B Freeman, Clerk. Meets in the city of Raleigh seeded
Monday in June each year. The M organ toia term has been
discontinued.3 ' . if
Superior Courts. Judges. .Edwin G Reside, . Person,
Romulus M Saunders, Wake ; Robert R Heath, Chowan ;
-Robt S French, Robeson ; James W Osborn e, Mecklenburg ;
George Howard, ' Wilson ; Robert B Gillfnm,' Granville
Williani M Shipp, Henderson. !
" Solicitors.-t Circuit, Jesse J Yeate, Hertfbrd; 2
Circuit. Charles C Clark, Craven ; 3rd Circuit, Sian
WotT9.rn. Wake. Attorney General: 4th Circuit. Thomas'
Settle. Rockingham ; ath Circuit, Ralph Buxton, Cumber" I torney General
land; Ota uircuit, nouert c jiuiu.hm., ibuub ; vircait,
William P Bynum ; 8th Circuit, Augustun S Merrimoa,
Buncombe. ' ! 1 - - - r i -i ' '
Confederate States District, Courts Bon Asa Bir
Martin, Judge; George V Strong, Wayne, Atterney fWf
Watson, Craven, Clerk ; Wesley Jones, Wake; Marshall. -
Council 9f Slate Ft 8 SaUerthwaite, PSet r Robert P
Dick, Guilford; Dr James Galloway, Wilkes i I Kdredge
Johnston; J R Hargraver Anson ; Jesee RBtabb Martin.
rnrnr- Hoard. His ExeUncT. Got. Vanee Preeideat
Vntirio. Rer William J5 PeU, Wake, and Professor f
Richord Sterling, GuUfordj Pr VTm Sloan, ef Gaston:
Richard H Battle, Jr, Secretary, !
Boakx ImaaSAX. JurmorvnitTs. His Excellency, Got
Vance, President, 'tr Wm Baton, Jc, of Wairen,
J H Flanner, of & Hanover, and Montfari UeGetee
Biehard H Battle, Jr, Secretary .
Comaussioners of Sinking Fund Hon Thomas Ruffin,
Alamance, Hon Welden N Edwards, Warren, and Hon
David L Swain, Orange, ; - j
The University of North Carolina is at Chapel H1IL -
Hon David X bwain, president, i .4
Rev Calvin H Wiley is Superintendent of the Common
Schools of the State. . . " . , - - .-I -
Willie J Palmer, A M, is Principal of the N C Instutlen
for the DesXDumb and the Blind, at Raleigh. : -
Dr Itt ward C Fisher is Superintehdent or th 9 Jxjane
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COLOMEXS.
Lieut. Colonxls.
HanvA Brown. !-Jarratt N Harrell.
1 V Walter S SUUlnge,
jisu j imutiuu, w uj m r"arBiey,.'i
das u Wood,
Robt F Webb,
Ed G Hay weod,
Jas M Whiteon,
Wm U Cheek,
Stephen D. Pool,
Wm J Martin,
H E Colemau, .
Joa H Llyman,
R Tyler Bennett,
Wm JkiacRae,
Wm A t?lofe,
Wra F Martin,
John D Barry,
C M Andrews,
Thos F Toon, .
Thos S Galloway,
Cha? C BlacknaJJ,
Wm J Clarke.
H M Rutledae,
John R Lane.
J A Gilmer, lr.
Sara D Lowe,
Wm B Creasiuan,
Frank M Parker,
John V Jortiao,
WLJ Low ranee,
John G. Tones,
William La ml),
Wm M Barbour,
Wm J Iloke,
David Coleman,
John J Jledrick,
John A Baker, j
John K Brown,
Thos S Kcuan, !
Thoa C Singreltary,1
Samuel H Boyd, 1
Wm L Saundf ri,
Geo H Faribault, !
Sam U Walkup,
Lee M'McAfee.i
Geo Wortham,
lieotor McKethan,
Wm A Pwens,
Ken R Mnrchison,
John K Connally,
Paul F Falpon,
Arch C Godwin,
59 ?Den D Ferrtbee,
Wash M Hardy,
Jas D Radcline,
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Geo N Folk,
John N Whit ford,1
James W Ilinton, j
John W Lea.
Sam McD Tate.
Wm Lee Davidson,
jno it jnurciiiaon,
Henry T Gulon,
Francis W Bird,
Wm S Davis,
Henry A Rogers,
Wm A Johnston,
W H Yarboiough,
a o cuoua,
ThoB H Sharpe,
John W McGfll,
Wm G Itoblneon,
Wm S Rankin,1
JohnL Tlarrls,
Sam.CBryson,
1 Geo F Whitfield,
vm 11 a speer,
2ac J Ptoflltt,
ChSsWKnlpht,
David G Cowan,
Robt y Cowan,
Geo T Gordon,
Jas T Johnston,
John D Taylor,
Wm U Morris,
John Atmford,
F A Reynolds,
George-Talt,
A M Waddcll,
Chas W Bradsbaw,
Taze L Hargrove,
John R Winston,
A C McAllister,
mn
John AFlemini
uuiiii y auuwaf
Caleb B Hobaou,
Marcus A Parks,
.Jas T Morehead,
Anderson Ellis,
Alfred H Belo,
G Gratlott Luke.
Hamilton C Jones,
Edward Cantwell,
James T Weaver,
Wm S Devane,
Geo W Clayton,
Stephen B Evans,
Wm N Garrett,
Alfred II Balrd,
J H Nethercutt,
Ruras W.Wharton,
Ed C Yellowly,
Majors.
Lewis C Latham.
Dan W II art t, '
Wm T Ennett,
Kdwln A Osborne,
William J Hill, '
J If cLeod Turner,
Rnfua A Barrier.
Wm H H Cowles. .
i Thos Sparrow,
( James lieilly,
Robert W A liton.
B Benton Withers,
Jos 11 Lambeth,
Gray W Hammond,
L J Johnson; "
Thos J Wooten.
WmP Roberts,
Wm JPfohl,.
Thaddous D Love.
Wm 8 Grady,
Jas T Adams,
Joe C Webb,
Sam N Stowe.
John A D McKay.
Henrv Lewis7
Jos U Saunders,
Francis L Twitty,
Simon B Taylor,
Jas M Stevenson,
Jackson L Bost,
Geo W Flowers,
Wm A Holland,
Roger Moore,
Thomas J Brown,
Walter J Boggan,
Chas M Stedman,
NelllMcK McNeUl,
Arch D Crudaa.
yvm u donee.
James T Dav
Jas R McDonald,
Eric Erion,
John W Graham, r'
James A Craige,
Thomas J Dula,
James M Mayo,
James T Huff,
Henry Harding, .
James ff McNeill, j"
Thos P Jones, ' s
John J Spanu,
Clem G Wright,
Ed Whllfurd.
The First Battalion (Heavy Artillery) is commanded by MaJ
Alexander Macilae; The First Battalion Sharp Shooters by
Capt R E Wilson; 'i he Second Battalion (Infantry) by
The Third Battalion (Light Artillery) by MaJ John W
Moore : The Tenth Battalion by Ma) W L Young ; The Twelfth
Battalion by Capt J O Cherry ; The Thirteenth Battalion (Light
Artillery) by Lieut Col Joseph B Starr ; 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 commanded by
Col Wm H Thomas.. , t w
The 1st and 3rd Regftnents are In Stewart's .Brigade, John
son's Division, Ewclre Corps. , ' ,
The 2d, 4th. 14th and 30th are in Cox's Brigade,' Rodes' DI- ,
vision, Ewelrs Corps. . ,i
The 5th, 12th, 20th and 23d are in Johnston's Brigade, Rode v.
DiviBion, Ewell's Corps. '
The 6th, 21st, 54th and t7th snd 1st Battalion Sharpshoot
ers are in Lewis' Br gade, Hoke's Division, Beauregard's
Corps. The 43d Regiment is temporarily with this Brigade.
The 7th, 18th, 28th, 33d and 37th are in Lane's Brigade, Wil
cox's Division, Hill's Corps. . ' M
The 8th, 31st, 51st and 61et are in Cllngman's Brigade, Beaa-
Th'e 9th?19th. 41st, 59th and 63d are in Barrlnger's Brigade,
Hampton's DiviBion, Corps. f
The 11th, 2th,-44th, 47th and 52d are in Klrklind's brigade,
Heth's Divisien, Hill's Corps. '
The 13th. 16th, 22d. 34th and 38th are in Scale's Brigade,
Wilcox's Division, UiH'B Corps. :
The 15th, 27th, 46th and 48th are tn Cooke's Brigade, Hath's .
The nib, 42d, Sand 66th are inartin's Brigade, Hoke's ,
Division, Beaurepard'e Corps. .
The 24th, 25th, 35th, 49th and 56th are in Ransom's JJrlgrde, ,
.Division, Beauregard's Corps. -TI .
The 2Pth is in Ecton'a Brigade, French's Division. '
The 3Sd, 43d, 45th. 63d and 2d Battalion are in Grimes' Bri-
'.WanS Whiting's Diri-
eTOS Brigade. French's .Wrbtaj. , .
The 55th is in Davis Brigade, Heth's Division, Hill s Corps.
The 58ih and 60th are In Reynold's Brigade, Stevenson s Di-
The'lOth. 62d. 64thi 66th. 7th and C3tb are not brigaded.
JUNIOR RESERVES: .
it Battalion iteserve rorces. au.:t. n. cnwiiuwi.
5d V " ,4
J. H. Anderson.
! Hooks.
V- M. Reece.
;W. F. Be a ley.
W. McK. Clark.
W. Fo.ter French.
GOVERNMENT OF THE CONFEDERATE
STATES. ! .
Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi, President, salary $25,.
Alexander H Stephens, of Georgia, Vice President, lal-.
Aidstolhe Presdent-Co Wm Brown, of Oa, Col
James Ciieanut. of S. C, Col Wm! P Johnston, of Ky..
Col Joseph C Ives, of Miss., Col O W C Lee, of Va., Col
i0FraUeetary to President-burton N Jlarriaon, ot
iZpartment of Slate-John P Beijaajto. of LaB ecr e
tary of State. L Q Washington, Chief Clrk. Tha odoe
of Assistant Secretary Is racaot. , U . nll Lit. '
nirimnt nf' Justice Attorney General, Geo Davis.
An?JjLJ Mw3aKejoa. of Ala., Assistant AU-J
www V.l. fT f
f t. U Vfi VI uujniuikiiui vm
hxhlie Printing. R M Smith, of Virginia Public Printer. '
Treasury DejmrtmtntG G Memmingsr, of S C, See,
rr of the Treasury. Robert Tyler, Register. . B El
Treasurer. J M Strother, pf Vs., Chief Clerk,
ia Crugcr, of 8. C:, ComptroUer. I B Baker, of Plorida,
Ut A uditor, W n S Taylor, of La., 2d Audtior. ,
Wa.r Department J ernes A Seddoa, of Va., Secretary ,
of Wat'. Jodge John A Campbell, of A la., -Ass i tan t fee-
retary 4( w-r- R 0 H KeB Chi' Bureau of War. 0n
g Coop r, Adjutant and Inspectcr General. Lleat Qol
John Wit.'itrs, Lieut Col H I Clay, Major Ed A fsUJ
MaiorS " Melton, and Captain Reilly, Assistant Adju
tants and In spectors Generals. Brig a A tt iawxon, ox
Ga, Quartern.' ter GaneraL Col L V noruop, o o.
Commisshry Geral V U Smith M D. A.tBn.
fiami n-nartentB P- Mtdlorj, of Florida, Secretary
cfNivyT B H Ti-bsiJ, Chief Wk. Com John U
Br"ke;Chfef of Ordnance.- Com A B JaWaxInspeetor
ofXduauce. - Co J K Miteh.IL in ebarg P S" "!
DetaiL SuagaoaW A.W 8pottewnJ, CHefMtdW,sj ,
and 8urgery.- Paymaster J DeBriee, Chief of Ci? '
Vand Provisions. . : - - '
master GeneraL M tit Ceorge OiJaf 0 Va., Chief of Con
tract Bureau. 3 N dements, of Tenn., Chief of Appoint ..
tnent of Bureau. John L. Harrall, of Aia, .CHfrf ot TU
xotac roreau, JJ roller, of N, Cl erk - : ...
JulylSfh,