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DAILY CONFEDERATE.
DAILY CfflJFEDERATE.
" ADTIBTI8IIG. ' .
4. M. G Oil Ml & CO., Pro-Hictors.
DAILY EDITION, for ; wvntjs . $12
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Tr.-WEKKhYt for I wathi , T
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WEEKLY EDITION, for i. months a
ascriptions received on snv other terms
tUaa the above, nor for a long r or shorter period.
ADVERTIftSMKNTSrfi ba Inserted at twai ,
eoLtaag per sqaare of Ua liaea (or leas) for eaaj .
leseriloa? Marriage notice and Ohitvarlea wtll ka
charged as advertiaaaect;v
JOB WORK oT frwry deacrtptkm wfll be
amtetl at tbU OBe with dispatch, and aa aeatly -s
can be doaala Ue 8onther Confederacy. -
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OLD 8EBIF8,
VOL. V.
RALEIGH. N. C, tUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1864.
CU I-Xo. CO.
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' TUB VOICE OF THE ARMY.
MECnNG OV HOKE'S BRIGDK-
x Camp Hdkt's BaioDK,
KlXsTo" N. CL, Mirth 20, 1864.
At a nice tn vt the .oftirers n.il meu of
IKkn'M brtfiuA, ou the 23'h ff March, on
iiit.iion of Cp!in Siifprd, Ser't J. hn Jv
VI)itt of the (Th Nrtl. Carolina reiiiftunt,
was callfd U) tl.e chair, and Serg't E. .O
. lri'lit. 54th Tcgiment, appointed hecretary-f
The ol-jtci of the tut-etiiiJ: iteiog-exp'aiutd,
it wii ajrettl, moii.4i t Capt. Julm iiurd,
7th North C.iroliu rwimef.t, tliat two fro.ii '
i nch rfgimmi he . pppoii.ttd to draft n lji
tiou exprfHM ve of iiio rio i.f tha nuc'.in
u tht! great quvhtions .ef-Tti t'ie people ot'
forth 'ariiiiii, vhrMiMMi the ciownrian aj
. poimtrd the fo'.l r.iiiifi sjitijie'i om cojn-
juittee l 'Adjutant 0. MeU'tne aud p:ivata A.'A.
lliompwirj, Cfh N. C, lhj r VV. J. Iioi;
and SerV,VVtbh, 2lst N. C. Ciptain C.
Whifc..lvor ami U. T. D jiiUo. 43J N. tT., ZUL-
- J. U nd Hrrg't Jr E. Dif n. 54ih N.
. ...-N CitpU. Jfl? IVrd .t-Hi..r McO ti
Tuuhsiyi ot tho.57tii N. C . ami Dr. W. 0.
K;eU, litN. C. Dutali it. During thu ab
wncu 4the c tniinitrce, Capt. York, Gtfi N .
C., addressed thu meeting in u fioquut and
patriot c manner. He itoke of . the "energy
and ability dip aycd by (Joy. Vance in th
clisolnire of the duties .of hi i lB re, And of
hU luiqiiemi'jn d deVotioa to the coyntry. and
t.liu interest of Nortli Carolinti. In con
fluMou, he naid tJ;e Governor h id not only
proven hininrlf a frteitd .to the .;Mii-r, hue
to the bolJier'a w ifi and cbd lren ;' t!iat he had
ei -ted to himself in nu. neat "u the h-arte
of hid countryman, and hU name would l e
handed down through tim, dnd reuu-frpb-r'fd
with pride and pleasure by every true Km" of
North Carolina.. Capt. Sheptrd, Lit ut. Polk,
u;id Df. II -id. a'.vi c-ufert.tined t'ne meeting
. .With eh quent and opproprite Speeches, and
uretl titat if we are but trun t r ours-lvt-
and the country, thu prisi for which' we are
tihttQ is within ur rattp. TIr cotnmitNa
yuomitt d the folhtwin prfainllii and re: o
luiioim thr"oui;h their chahni.iu, Capt, Wlitra
ker, which were U')auitn;u4y udoptel : '
WniasAi, The time ha come when it behooret
very true and Iwajuian to delre hit opiainos,
una arow his sentimeuta in 11 things that ca
tt dignity, honor, and wetf'are of the Stae;
we therefore, in public meeting a.sernbled, do
hereby declare and set forth our opinions .and
entiuicnta upoa'the great question now before
. the rood people of North Carolina.
Jtctolved," A North Carolinians we hare 'an
abiding confidence in the wbdoin. integrity, and
unsullied patriotism of JcfTorson DrU. Freaidcnt
o. the Confederate States. '
R't'thtj t, That the able, prudent, and dignified
administration of His Excellency, Gov. Z. B..
Tancer entitle M to our hearty support, rj in him
we recognize tha patriot, the saldier, th-) beldier'a
friend, and tha friend of tha widow and the
" fatherless. -
ltlced, A we regard him the well tried man
for the time, it will ba our high. -at pleasure to
'contribute our Support toward continuing him in
oSiee, as Oorernor of North Carolina for the en
uiag term.
Jt4sm(vd. That as the times demand our raots
should be tilled a$ far as possible, we heps our
patriatio Governor will , bring into the fiefd tha
- , ; surplus of Militia oflcera, Magistrates,' and Cuo-
. la'the 8tat.- - T -v- t -rz
Itafjvtd, That we, in public meetin? assembled,
tffl hereby inrite his Excellency, Out. Z. B.- faUce,
to visit and address our brigade upon the great
questions that relate to the welfare of our btate,
at his earliest convenience, and that a committee
of three be appointed to correspond with biin on
- tha subject. -
Jitnoivedt That a copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to the Raleigh Conederati, , Fayette
. villa Obttrttr', Wilminton Jvnrnit, and that tue
. other papers is the State be requested to copy.'
V: J SO. J. WHITE. Chairman.
E. O. BaoDti, Secretary.
TII1UTY-NIN i ll KEQ I MEN N. C. .T.
Camp 39th, N. C. R;t.
NcARP.LtRD, Ala., M.iroh 25ih 18U4.
A meeting of the ofHcera and men of the
39;h N. C. regiment w;w this day heid in
.catnp rtear Pollard, Alt. On motion, Capt.
J. G. Crawford waa called to the cnair, - and
Lieut. J. M.. Daridaon requested to act aa
secretary.
The chairman, in a few appropriate remarks,
explained tlie objort of the meeting, and ap
pointed the foll-winj as a committee to 'dra't
resolutions for the action of the mottin:
Company A, Serg't P. II. Green, G., B.
Capt. A. W B.H, an.1 private A. P. Ilncscl,
' Co.. C, private James llollan, C ., D Srg't.
W. II: Spillers, Co,, E, Sejr't. Jamea C.
Dyson, Cn., F. private Wm. ii.' Crisp. 'o.
G Capt.' P. C. liugtie, and cor pi. J. Letlfopl,
Co., II, Ca"pt. A. I3.oker. and private .T. .11.
Hampton, Co., I,Sern'iT. H. Moore, Co:, K,
Cajt. J. VV. Fisher, and private II. B. Lon
don. ' ,
The committee retired Hud subsequently
iibntitted the iollowing preamble, a hii rvso
lutioiiH, which were uniiiaruVy" ad pto.l :
VThsssas, We the afficiers and men of the 33 tb
N. C. regiment, being separated from our fellow
citizens at home, andnn. N. C. fellow soldiers
ia tha army elsewhere; and wishing to make
known to them our feelings in regard to the great
political issues now agitating the minds ot tha
citizens and soldiers ot our State, which are likely
to be developed the coming summer ia the con;
teat for Governor j
Jtotved, That we have the utmost confidence
fa the President and Confederate authorities ;
ana that any teaching to the contrary is dan
gerous, ana calculated to . weaken and injure' our.
. caue and government. ,
Rttolwea' That we highly approve of the course
which has been pursued by Gov. Vance, in the
administration of the S ate government ; and en
tertaining the utmost confidence in bit patrio
tism and ability, will most cordially support him
for Governor ia the coming election.
Jieflvd, That we consider tha doctrine taught
by W. W. IIoTdea, as dangeroua to th liberties
of oar once happy but now unfortunate country,
which bss bVen striving for three years, on every
. memorable field of blood, to relieve itself -of the
worm which has so long been gnawing at the
roots of the tree of our libei ty. .
Jtttolttd, That we denounce all reconstruction
its and submission ists, and are not widing to sub
mit to any thing short of an honorable peace.
i?Jef, That we oenaider the .proposition to.
- bold a State convention at present, as impolitic
and annecessary; and think that those noisy
politicians so anxioaa for a convention, could
better serve their country la the army, with aa
Enfield rifle t especially so when our homes are
being invaded and destroyed by tbe enemv.
Xnio vid, That we mart earnestly solicit the
hearty co-operation of our friends at' borne, and
citizens of tbe - State generally, ia defeating all
projects of reeoostr action and submission, by sup
plying the indigent families of our noble hearted,
patriotic, aad brave soldiers with every thing ae
ceisary for their oo in fort, to the utmost of their
abiliiy ; and by casting their votes in the coming
election for men who will be satisfied with noth-
- ing short of our final aucceasia the present strug
; gle, aad the establishment of bar entire indepen
dence. ' ,
, Btolwd That a copy of the proceedings and
resolutions adopted by tab meeting be seat to
. -
th Confederate at RaleLrh. for publication, and
njueiV other papers tiiendly to the aoathtra
cm to copy,
Vu motion the mevting adjonrned tin dit. '
, . - J. O. CltWrOKD, Caa..
. M. DtTiosflx. Sec'y., '
CONSCRIPT; OFFICE,
H4LKIOH. X. V.f April a, 1604.
nHho, nnnrvXRd Circular from tbe Bureaa
S. of Conscription, directing the' execution -of
tbo late Act of Congress known as the " Miu rABT
Bill," is published for th information tf all con
cerned. By order of ti e Commandant,
- ' . E. J. IIAUDIN, Aw'i..
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v BUREAU oj- CONSCRIPTION, 1'.
UicaauxP March IS, 13$i. J
CIRCULAR N9- 8. -
1. Gv neral Orders, N. 26. A. A I. G. O., Man-h
lsi, 1S64, is ricrrwitri made a partvf tai& Circular,
and J.ii.iu inl inU of Conscript are enj-ji: d 'to
procee'-t (i the r-ipid .Hnd vgrous exvcaiioa of
it pro visions' under tbe instructions and intv-r-prei.iiiii
herein preerihed.
II. Under the teTma of the Sih seetioa tf the
Act cf Ct-ngrei's oUished in GemralOrderi", No.
2J. A. A I. G. 0., and the terms of Circular JVo.
ti, of tbe Bureau, last serte, Cytuntandanta wvll
'pr.jcej'i to ir j wxwe ta aw rice ia 5if reepevtive
S:utcs. Ttnal litioo 'o tha organizitioa therein
provided fur, and in,further pursuance of paragraph
II, tf the axid General Orders, No. 26, Comman
dants will forthwith organize in each" county a
Board, to constat of not ru re than three of the
tnost reliable aiVl intelligent citizens, between the
ages of 45 and 50 years, and "who have been en
mCe l-nnd detailed for the service. These Boards
will becbarged jith aiding the local enrolling offi
cer ia obtaining information concerning ajil appli
cations for exemption aud detail fur ag'ioukuial
OKvtbcr industrial pursuits, au l alo in furuixhiug
all informatiou which' uiiiy Le needed in the duties
imposed upon the enrolling officers.
' The local and congressional enrolling officer
will be required to supervise the action of these
B ;-.rds, and protrtly rt port to the Commandant
uctdtoess or delinquencies on the part of tbe per
sons detailed for them.' So long as the dutioa are
properly performed, the persons so employed will
beex.-mi'ted from other service. Caro will be
used in the beginning to select proper men; and
in view fcf the gr.ive duties herein devolved upon
tbe eirroiling offietr, he will, at bis discretion, re
quire tbe writ On opinhra of tbe Board on claims
tor exemption or applications fr detail, and i:jy
ca I on thein for f put-ial information couceroicg
matteis pertinent to tbe office. In every ense re
ferred by the local or Congrcwonal district en
rolling ofBVcr to the Commandants, an opinion a
tnthe merit must be Mdored or accompany the
ase, and the. like rule will be rigi-ily ob orved
by Commandant in referring to .this Bureau.
III. Comwaudants will order the iiuiued.ate en
rollment and examination of all pers s witbiu
iheprcscribe l ages, who are in the cnliym-ut f
an- department of the government, ar.d who a-e
not specially exempted by the Act of Congresi;.
and such as are fiund fit for service in the field
may be detailed until tbe IOtb day f April next,
provid d an application is male uccnrdiog to tbe
terms" of the 6tb paragraph. ,f General Orders,
No. 2o herein cited.
IV. Commandants of Conscripts' will forthwith A
tran.-mit to this Bureau, recommendations for phy
sicians to employed in .iceordaoce with paragraph
IX, General Ord-rs, Nl G, herein cited. Mucti
complaint reaches this-Bureau, concerning irregu
larities in the Medical examinations. a Loose or
irregular examination must nor be permitted, and
Commandants wfll promptly report any well ascer
tained delinquency in tbe matter.
V. Form for Consolidated Reports by the Com
mandant of Conscripts will be forwarded; also
forms f-r the Recor-ls of tha Congressional lis-'
trU$f aad Joal EifQlUrg OAS 'eraJTheeeea.rd
seust be accurately kept, and tbe reptiita based
on them must be in clear and tnielHgible form, or
they will be returned for revision and. correction.
VI. Person and elates enumerated in the 1st,
2d. 3d, 4th, 5 tb and 0th articles of section 10th,
except those referred to in the latt r cluuse'of the
4th artrclo of said lHh (ection of the Act 'of Con
gress reeited, thall be exempted. All other per
sons referred to in said act shall be deUited."
VII. Exsmptioss by Exam iNi3o Boahds.
1. Pcons who shall e determined by the
Boards of. Examination to r-e incapable of per
forming active service in the field, and any .f tbe
dutier mentioOfd in the Sih section of the said
Act of Congress from causes cf a permanent na
ture, rh&ll te exejuiitc l from u.ilitary service by
the said board, wl..it,hall grant certificates thereof;
which shall specify the causes of tho incapacity,
reciting in full the nature and degree of the dis
ass orother incapacity, arid the probable duration
of the disability caus'd y. it ; and the parties
shall not b4 subject to fiitnre exarainition, jin!cs
specialty ordered by tbe Board of thj ilongres
ional district in wbi-h sub "parties reside,- or.by
the Commandant of Conscript for the State, or Jy
.this Bureau.
.2. Wheu in the opinion of Enrolling Officers
the causes for which exemption was granted to a
person. af:cr examination by the Me iicil board,
,have ceaeed to exist, they wilt make a report to
tha Board, stating tho name of tbe person, when
enrolled, when exanim-t, and be disease or wthcr
cause of disability, with the reasons for believing
it to have disappeared, and that the person is ca
pajde . f. performing active service in the field, or
some of th du ies mentioned" in the said 8th sec
tion of the a t aforesaid. - .
The Examining Board will thenatrder the party
to b brought' before it. for a re-examination.
When a person is re-examined by the Board, his
former certificate shall be surrendered and can
celled. . If again found unfit for duty, a new cer
tificate of exemption shall be issued to him
3. Every certificate of exemption granted by a
Board of Examination shall be approved by the
Congressional district enrolling oGicer, which shall
protect the person exempted fro hi molestation by.
the oiLcers of Conscription, and from reiexamjna
tion, unless tbe Board of Kxamination, or the Com
mandant of Conscripts or the Bureau "of Conscrip
tion shall ordier the same.
VIII. Exaariio.s or sprciriEO Classes a.tolx-
DIVI00AL8.
1. Applications for exemption under the3d and
6tb articles of the 10th section of the act aforesaid,
shall be made to the Enrolling officer of the county
, in which the applicant resides, who will thorough
ly investigate the case, and if satisfied, by com
petent evidence, that exemption should be allowed,
shall issue a certificate thereof; which must be
submitted to the Enrolling officer of the X'on
gressienal district, far hw approval.
2. 'Apolicationa for exemptions under the fifth
article of the 10th section of the act aforesaid, shall
be made to the Commandant of Conscripts for the
State, who will grant tbe certificate of exemption
authorized by law, to continue during compliance
with tbe'conditions prescribed bv said act. Ex
emption, except, for the President, Treasurer,
Auditor and Superintendent, shall not .be aflowed
,to any officers and employees o a Rail Road com
pany, unless the President or Superintendent shall
certify, on oath, that the parties applied for are in
dispensable to the efficient operation of auch Rail
Road; that tbe number of persons exempted on
said Rail Road shall not exceed oae . for each mile
thereof in actual use ior military transportation ;
that th exempts for such road ahall be reported
Jby name and description, once a month to . the
Commandants f Conscripts or the State through
which suck' road passes (or to tbe Bureaa of Con
scription), together with the names and desci iptive
list of any on? who may leave the employment of
the Kail Road oompanv, or who mav ' cease to be
indispensabla to the efficient operation of tbe said
road.
S. The exemption of overseers or agriculturists
on each farm or plantation upon which there are
now, and were on the first day of January last
fifteen able-bodied hands between tbe ages of six
teen and fifty, will be allowed -for the space-of
twelve months, and . the certificate of exemption
shall be granted by ' the officer taking the bond
required by lw, "upon being infria-d fey tbe
Commandant for that State that the bond is ap
proved. 4, The bond required to be given . upon tbe ex
empt! n of an overseer or sgHcultaraliat, ander'
the 4J a ticlo of section 10th of the said act, ah ail
be taken by tbe. ent oiling officer of tare county or
District in whicb such party "reside, with tbe
advice and assistance of the temporary l?ard
aforesaid. It shall be payable t:rCbe Confederate
States, of -America, in a penalty doable the ra
tlin a ted value of the product to be delivered to
tbe goerntnPbt, and conditioned for tbe faithful -pcrf
.rmance of the requirements of the 4th article
of tCe 10th section of tbe saia act." The value of
the said pr ducts shall bo assessed by the Enroling
officer, who shall take .the said lond, with the
ssiytanc of tbe said ten: ptuary tioard, accordiujr
to the inai ketyalue theredf at thi time and flace 1
of aSse.M'inent- - " '- 1
Tbe said bond maj be secured by a deposit of
the amount of tbe penalty thereof in notrs ismed
from the Treasury Department ot the Confederal
Mates, wita any o me aeposiianes m me saia
Treasury, or by personal security, the nature of r
the security to be at the option of tba principal
obligor m tho said bond. Should the persoaso
, exempted elect to give "personal security, the
sureties tendered by- him ehali justify their su.li
cien.cy udder oath beforcme justice of the peace,
but shall aot be accepted uuiesa .the EurflUing
ciheer taking the sai bond, 'under the advice of
the said temporary Board, shall deem them suiii
cieuL -aeh boad shall, after due executlc be
transatifted to the Commaudaut of Conscripts for
tha State, for file in hi office,, to be surrendered
to tha obligors w hen the conditions thereof are
fully complied-wiih : "and the recsip of any
Quartermaster or Commissary, sp'ecilying that the
amount of produce required by the bond, has been
duly delivered and accepted, will' entitle the per
son to hare the boud cancelled ; t nd copies of such
Receipts should ba forwarded to the Commandant
'of Conscript, to hi by him fowardud to the
QuartrTiMdste'r (ieatral or the Commissary Gen
eral, through this Bureau.
IX Exemption oh Aocouar of RELiiors Faith.
- i'ersons entitled to exemption as provided for
in paragraph, XII, General Crdeis, No. 2tS, A. and
I. G. 0.t current series, will, on application, rc-c-eive
Ct'i tifieat. thereof from the Congresi-nal
District Enrolling oliicer, oa producing satisfac
tory evidence that they Lave complied with the
requirements of the law. .
X. ExKiirriox or OrrtCErs or O infldeeati and
Sr.VTt Govkii.VMKNTS.
Certificates of exemption for otlieers of the Con
federate and State Gorernm.-nt will be giveu by
UnrComaiandants tor the States. . ,
XI. IsvjtsriOATioa or Arrt.tCATiri!is roa Exiar-
iio.n".
1. All other appHcatior s for exemption sha 1 be
made In writing to the Eurollir-g ot!iccrof he
coiuty or district in which the applicant resides ;
&hall be supported Hr his affidavit and ot tier sworn
trstirKOny, and dealt with 'according to the pro
riBiirra ot' paragraph III of General- Orders, No.
26, A. and I. G. U., current series.
2. Every application for exemption should be
carcfuily minutely and thoroughly investigated
by the loc.il Enrolling oilicer, with the aid of tbe
tempoi a: y Board to be orgni"d under -the 2d
c!aue of ""parsgi apb II of thu Circular, an.f b
thereafter traisinitted to tb C'omuiaiidtnM of
Conscripts for the State, w ith a report of facts,
anil their respective'opiaions oa the merits of the
application.
The report of facts hou d be somewhat in detail)
setti forth In riru'.ar order the fact dereioned
in tlie favstigarion, giving briefly the reamr4
irui! opinion expresdeu, ana nisteai ot Detng
pat in the tu ui of an endorsement, will be made
on a separate shoot of pap--r.
. The investigation should tot be confined to an
examination of the application and the papers
that accompany it, or merely into lb? truth of
the statements therciu made, buUbould be direct
ed wiih a view of ascertiining all thi? faets aud
, circumstances of the case, and the exact concitiou
ot tbe parties with rclxtioa thereto.
, XII. DsrAiLs
Ayiculturnl Di.taVt. . " -
1. Tho officers of Conscription will give the
-anM'a-'fiif ,aiintii.i 1 tb eov iaionsuIL prat'!t'f
graph IV. U. U. 2io. 26. A. aad I. Ii. O., current
, Beiies, in connection with tbe last clu?e of tbe'
4tbtrticlef thv 10th section of tbe Act of Can
grcs cited.
'A is paragraph embraces the whole system of
detail "provided by law to maintain tbe induttrial
production of the country, in view of t'u-e public
defence.
. 2. Xhe investigation of every, casa presented
must be the most precise and accurate which can
be attainted by the Enrolling oihcer (with the
cooperation of the t impftrary . JTJoards). and all
action mustlal in d rcct view f the neci.-dties in
dicated. Commandant will tostitute such modes
of enquiry and repot t as will tuixih tin fullest
testimony. .
Th? policy of the" Iaw isto enforce th largest
amount of production in every case in which thu
detail is made. The schedule of term hereto ap
ponded wid. it is believed, met a majoritv of
the cases that ae likely to be presented. Where
it idcubt(ul whether the case is covered by tbe
clasxiiication. Couiuiandants will in general decide
by reference to the plain intent of tbe law, .or re
fer the matter to this Bureau, with lull testimony
. and opinion. In all details there muit be s.ltis'ac-.
tory jevidence of the neci-ssity, as expressed in
Getter. 1 Orders, ?ro. 2fi, currvut scries.
Schedule of Term 1.
t - 3. Where thei e are two or more farms contigu
ous, or within five miles of eah other, mea-uring
fiom the homesteads, having on eath tire sr more
bands, amounting in ahe aggregate to fit teen
hands, -or where one person has f.wo or more
plantations within five miles of acb other, having
an aggregate of hi teen or mors hands, there iJay
b j detailed one person as overseer or manager of
tbe two or more farms : provided there is on
neither of the farms a white male -adult, declared
by the. Enrolling orhcer and the temporary Board
capable of managing the farms with a reasonable
. efficiency, not liable to military dnty : aud provi
ded tbe pet son detailed Was, on the first day of
January 18C4, either owner, manager orverseer
residiug on one of the farms: and provided the
owners of said farm shall execute a joint and
several bond, cn the terms prescribed fur the own
ers ol fifteen hands, except that such person shall
not be ailifwed tbe privilege of commutation pro
vided in the 4th article of the loth section of tbe
act iccitcd.
' 4. Whij-e details are allowed to persons having
ierfs(tban.ufteen, and five, or more than five handa,
they sha.il enUr into like obligation a preset ibed
for tb i owners of fifteen or more hand, except
that for ecb hand less than fifteen, down to five,
there shall be supplied five pounds less meat, thus :
- each of .fourteen frauds, pinetv-tjve: thirteen
hands, ninety ; twelve hands, eighty-five;
six hands, lifty-nve; Ere baud, fiffy
pounds.
6. Wbere details are allowed to persons having
less than five hands, they shall enter into like ob
ligations to sell all their surplus productions to
. the-Governments " ' : - -
$. All details herein prescribed-to be allowed
' ace subject to revocation bv the Commandant of
Conscripts, on tbe report of the Enrolling officer
that tbe person detailed is not habitually, indus
triously and in good faith engaged in tbe occupa
tion for which tbe detail U. grapted. Enrolling
officers are required to be unusual, vigilant ia
supervising such details. Omissiouin this duty
will constitute grave dereliction. , ; 1
T. Enrolling officers are required to. xrcie
. tbe utim. st cautifn in recommending details ia the
Classes enumerated. It is bv no mains intended
to grant them indiscriminately, but to limit them' aa
is consistent with the public 'good All pertinent
circumstances will be carefully enquired tat .
Amou2 these are fitness for the field: abifltv r
aptitude for tbe purposes of tbe detail ; condition
of the family; whether any, or bow many are ia
tne military service; publicgood, jjsuce, equity
or necessity, Ac, A: .
-XIlL DaraiLs roa Ptrai.ic Xrcxaarrr ;
' Applications for details, an- h as are not required
for tbe service-of any of the military Bureaux." or
for S3 r vice io aay o'f ths DepartmeaU of the Gov-
arnmeat. includinir service with eontractoi a. will
ba made, accompani ed by a descirptive list, to the
Eorblling officer of the appropriate county oY Dis
trirt, and beupport?d by the affidavit of tbe ap
, pliant, and othertestimoav .noder. oath. .
Tbe Enrolling officer will institute a minate aad
searching invealiration into all tha circumstance
of th- case, the result of which will bt set forth oa
' "ajpparato sheet of paper.
; VTbe IistrifV Enrolling oMeev
may;
if be
proves the application, grant a detail . for sixty
days, and forward tbe papers through the Com-'
taandant, tb'the Bureau, for its action.
, If the application is refused, the reasons In full
will be endorsed ; and in case of app al, the papers
forwarded to this Bureau through tha same chan
nel." If the persons for wbnsedetaP application is made
are engaged io performing the duties on account
of vhicbdetails arc asked, they will ba allowed to
remain until final action. . If otherwise, "they
should be sent to Camps of Instruction.
XIV. Dsraiu roa rEfrso.i bktwkkx 43 axd 50,
roa Govbhkmkkt Work. "
Applications for the detail of persons between
fortv-tive and fitv years of age, for service in any
f the military Bureaux, or in anv "of thn Depart
ment cf the Government, will be mide, accom
tried by a descriptive list, to the local or district
fcor llirfg other : and it inut et forth tbe nature
ef the duties to be performed, tbi necessity for the
dctail, and the period for which' it ia required.
' The District EnrMiing nflirer, after investiga..
tion made'and reported as directed nthp eevding
paragraph, may, if he approve tho application,
grant a detail lor a period not exceeding sixty
days, and forward tho papers to the Commandant,
Tor .hU action. .
An .appeal from the action of the Enrolling of
fioeraajyi tjje 'ouUuajjd.aBt majjo ta'ren to this
Bureau. " . -t : '
XV. Details or Abtiuns, Msctufic, btc.
1. Applications fyr the detail for service in anr
of the miHtarv Bureaux, or or any of the Depart
ments of the Government (iucludiog contractors.)
of artisans, mechanica, oiv perrOas of scientific
skill,' to perform indispensable dutia. should bo
made, with descriptiv "list, to the Enrolling orhcer.
.The skill of the party, the dutie t' b. performed,
and why his services are inc'ppcnsalL, and the
period for which the detail is required, must ba
distinctirset forth.
Applications fur the employees of contractors
must, in addition contain a c 'rtiticxte from the
officer contracted with. Or the head of the-Dvpait-ment,
that the services of tbe particular p-trties
are required for the performance nf inii.pensable
Government work. The District Lfrolling officer
.may grant the d.-t.-Jl for sixty day, and forward
"the paper, through the Con.niaf.dant (eah ix
p resting hi opinion), to tLii Bureau, for its
action. ; ' ' - -
If the applicatfon is refilled, reaou i x full t i!l
be endorsed, andtu cvie ofappeUl, papers forward
ed tn thii Burea.
If tbe parties applied forirc at work. thy wiil
be a'!oived to remain until action is taken. If
otherwise. th.y should be sent to the Cjuij of
lost! ucuon.
Applications for th'rt detail of con tractors thMn
selves mtift also contiin the Ccrtifl ate of tb head
of the Bureau, required by tbe UiH section of the
act. ' -
XVI. .All other -applications fr " evmption or
detail, not other pi ovMed; will ba mde to
the Enrolling officer, and forwarded througn the
prop.-r channel'. .
XVII. Ui4-at car.? should o fcxercis?d in ev
eaifjtiog ur. detailing able-Woiied men b;tacu
eighteen. ard forty-five.
So case should be acted on uutil afi-r n-lnute
and thorough investigation us to 'the alleged
private or public necei-sity.. advantage, conveni
ence, justice or equitv, and as to whether persons
not liable to service in iht field may not be ob
tained. XV'III. Rkpobts.
1. Examining Board in addition to thQ list di
rected in paragraph VIII, tfeneral Orders, No.
26, A. and I. G. O., current Set ies, uill furnish
liiatrict Enrolling officers with tists of men in
their district found fit for n.i'ary a -r vice, but
unfit for service in the field, specifying in cacbcao
-wlist duties they are capable cf performing. Con
gressioual Disttict l!icrs to furniab similar lists
to county 'Enrolling officers, the object being to
rncoie persTtnsneeamg aetaiiea men. to see who
are tbe subj jets of detail and to choose from them.
2xEprjiiUlLt3Js
roaiitiaot or (Joascripta, montoiv. a rruori ornrn-
persons enrolled byntbem, and the actiort taken ia
each. case. ....
These report will be consolidated bv tjie Com
mandant, with reference to tbe distinctions made-
in th Act of V ongre.'s.'a nd the "regulations for
its enforcement, in duplicate; one copy of shun
will be forwarded to this Bureau,' and one kept on
file in the office of tb Commandant.
XIX. EsuollmeMt or iCiijEava Classm. "
1. Commandant of Conscripts will proceed to
enroll all porcoss between the ages of evrntc- u
and eighttvu and forty five and lilt v. years, in ex-
xcutiou of Gener il O -d :rr, a.Jj A. & I. u. V..
. . - - i - i -. i ' i . . r
corretii series; Mine a l n-jrewuu wa-m a pai m
th:s Circular. '
' Aojcu.-t asd IspK.rToa Grsrrai. Orricc,
Uiehxiond, SI arch 15, l6t.
Ge.vcral OabEus,"! -
No. 33.. f
1. The B ircau of CTinseription will proeeod to
enroll aid persons between tbe aga of seventeen
and eihten jears, and between the ages of forty
five a nd fifty jers, under the 5th section of the
Art f Congress to org tnize forces to serve da-
rii'g 'h ar, ...
rs.-" 'laoleio enToIment will present thorn
j.elv o il.c o r-'liiug t lli- er io tho Stabs eist of
tbe Mississippi' river wfttnu thirty day from the
ilar when tbe notice shi!lb; ghenin tbe dis
trict or eoiiofy by tne enruoing -&-er f r'poiont.s'
of ti cl.w t ,' r f r vnr.-ilm -i.t. The fnlure
to comply with ti-s o ;e j wilt sj'ect the d. f ul-
ter t-. a liaoilijy to oee-!lid ir.to the general ser
vice witbr tha t lass, of im?".ous between elghteft
and forty five, unless be sh ttljiave a v tli 1 excu.-e
therefor, to be judged of iy the Bureau of Conscrip
tion.
3. Any person liat.re to enrollment un-lrer this
act mty join any corapiny for locil defence which
has been frmed un-ler Ueneral Orders, No. 80,
issued 26th June, 1863, for tbe war, or any other
company for local deienee which na been accept
ed into tbe service avl wLich. by tbe .terms of
its enlistment, is liable t sctre any where within
the State ; o? persons of this class mny form new
companies for local defn--a and special service,
under General Order, No. SO 13C3, fo the war,
and select their urn officer..
By order. .
- S. Coopes, -
Adjutant nnd Impectvr General."
2. Commandants will 'keep a separate and dis
tinct roll of persons between the ages of 17 and IS
aad 45 and 50. . ,
3. Commandants of Conscripts will assign to
duty,' as a supporting force for Conscription ser
vice, sucb persons a may oe recominenuea oy toe
Examining uoards as onnt tor me neia, nut as
competent for this service ; and when as many as
sixty-four such persons are so assigned tay will
be organized into a company, elect tnetr oncers,
and return the Muster Rolls to the Commandant ;
and if th jre ba'a t a su tic'ent number to ' form a
company in each Congressional district, then tSb
Commautfant mav astgn a sutni-ivnt number of
persons between 45 and 50 years of age, so as to .
complete a company for each Congressional dis
trict,'. A competent officeryof the rank of colonel,
will be asaigned bv this llareta to organize . sucb
companies mto a regiment, if there be tbe re
quisite number of companies ; or into a battallioh,
if there-be leas than ten. companies ; or tats two
battalions, if deemea preferable. '
XX. Gesbral IxeTRrcTiosa,
L Commandants will always bear ia mjad that
General Orders, No. ,26. i not only the basis, but
forms a largo portion, ef these Instrnetioas. -Thev
'will habitually recur to its provision, to Bid in tbe
'application of. tbe other provisions of this Cirealar.
Z. Uommaartants will ox eoure refer eases of dif
ficulty to this Bureau ; bat references which bear
on their face that they are rather to avoid dae re
sponsibility or labor, will be retained 'without re
marks. . '- V, '
- 3. The duty of tbe Commandants of Conscripts
is.ia aecordance wjth theae iuatrictions..to m-iin-tain
aad invigorate the industrial 'production - of
the Confederacy; and supply its armies with men.
This dutv mast be performed,' or oar' 'straggle for
independence and liberty will fail. -
By order of Cot. J. S. Prestos. Sap't
; ' V an. DUFFIELD,
ep 4-M a3t A. A. G,raL:
Fayettoville Observer and Charlotte Imv-rat
pUb'Ub three tinaa. . . . .
Notlco: .
OFFICE RALElCn Jk QAT0S R. B. CO., 1
Balbioh, N. C. Amuu 2, 1801.
lilt lccon.
ill leave Kai-
eigh Tor VTcldon at 7 p. in. Returaiag will leave
Weldon atS, a. at., aad arrive at Raleigh 2, lfi
p. at.
P. A. DUNN.
spr4-59-Ct
General Superintendent
JU.VAWAY from soe-oa Sandav night, tha 27th
. lVioHt., THREE NEGRO M EN Caesar, Rows a
and Abraro. The two first mentioned are of dark
ginger-cake eolo. , and about feet high the other '
is black and slim, about ft feet 8 or 10 inches aigh. ,
The negtoeS were tracked on Hobday morning, as
far as Battleboro. I think It very probable they
will attempt to make their stay to Newborn or
Washington. All three ot them .had oa woodea
bottom sbbee, one iroetd aad very wide bottoais.
.Caesar U about 23 y era old; the others about 21.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery of
all of them to me at Ashland, Edgicombe county,
N. C, or cou lined so that 1 can get then again,'
' or $160 for tither. Roweau is from Davie county,
N. C, and Abratu I from Prince Edward county,
Va.. and were bought . io Richmond the 7tb of
March, 4S64. . K : A. TikT LOR,
March 29ik, .SC. " ay 4-59 d4t
' - ; ' ...... i
HOKSl'S AXD MIIKS WAMED.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, r ORTHKO .N- - '
fjederate service, a uuutler t-f HOUSE i A
MULES. . ' '
Those who have spare animals will do well to
call at once on Wm. F. Askew, the Agent cf In )
rpector General, or to W.W. PEIRCE, "a
! 1-57 fit . M.d r A Coief Q. M.' i'
qolhe Snldicrs and Yolcrs of tie 7th
"X Congressional District. I take this
method of announcing myself a CANDIDATE
to represent you in the next f ongress of tha Con
federate States. Severalcandldites, IiiKderstand,
aro alreaiy iu the field. None of them, bowtvtr,
have sbired with us ihe hardships and privation
of a soiiW. At this partiaular tiu.e, ure than
at any other in our previous wiitory, i the inter-e.-t
cf the soldier t be lowkvd after. Having, a
I trusr, faithfuliy aerrad my cnurjry in the lent I
field, fur the past three year. I fl itter myAlf that
I know something of tbe life Jmo dior.aul that
I feci for him an inter-st that no other man can
feet, who J:as not borne with him "the beat and
t urd.-n f tbe day." His interest is the it tenet
of our eointuon costry. .
My views will be faily set forth, iu a filar rir
eu'.ar. or tha pteseut, I will simply add. tLat
I deirc this position, not for the purges f get
t;t out f tbe army. Dirifg the rseesi of Con-g:-ss
duty will then call me back to my g tllaut lit-,
t'e c ituiuand, ami I will go nnd share with it t'as
fortune tf war. Respectfully,
. X. A. r.AMSEV.
Capt Co. l, eiaiN.C. f.
BUek water, Va., March 17, 1 61.
in 8451 tf '
arCY'
Or r ick U. L G. U..K. tfo.
Raleigh. March t. lhCl. j
fl HE tax imp-sed by the Confederate Slates for j .
I tbejreir 1SC4, 04 tbi fbare or the Capital
Stoek ol the Campanr, w i!Ibe raid by the Cor
poration. Shareholders with not 'give in or pay
thisi4A. W. J. HiWKINS, Paes't.
i..b 3l-56-2w. - - . ' -
gUAUTER SIASTKR'S OFFICE- C. S. A.
, JtiLMsa. N. C. March 23. 1864. f
Kcqaire twpt)nve o. 1 nccryvc
for
l uiliwi aaa jaasa a f " smvim
t anidi.t.dr r r -"-.r rmT
tab 3l4-et W. ft PE!RC-lWt " V
trx.ntn bbjr JOHN,
bcct
x i
& feet 10 inches high, daik browiw f -a-
9 iitbiic, uikii. m 'i-'" a s .. ..... - . .
f, andaaty be readi!y kuo w KTth ,UfOB rl '"r the ase d the Gottra
nmr ia bis voiee; s,.a'; auHT. 3r tad mart be Mist at bc.
.t .n when he kit a light-f.,?5-!t IV1 rJ',--ro: ptdure a.ut he paid by . the lt
lelttgent lace,
birth or ta-nin
euickly : h
round.b-t.tt a. I a soldier's cap
. I wll givutji. : -
it .am at saisfboy -
- . .... . e
ab ve r ard l any one who w
and return Inui to m, or cm line him in jail so that ,
I can get him. GEO. BADGER HARRIS,
'- Ad'tor A. I1.Ai.lev.'
th 29 4-At llei.derson. N. C.
, ' euro.; SorTr-tK. Txir.SKAPU 'o.; .
UifHvoxn. Slith 24:!, 1C4. , i
fPhfi StocInnolPDi of tht Wr.t-hi.iirinri
1 and N.C-w Orh-ans, Uii-linn.n l.Clnrlott't ville
fndt-uton. Lincl.bur nnd AJiiTtJon. and Tart
'fi-nhi seei T.U graphic fJ-K'p.iiies.. are hve'v
notified that th-Kvvi per cci.t tax ltvh-d v th-
law saKd 17th February, 1SC4, on ILe vslue of
all shares held iu telegraph .r ot l. r coinj.ati'u-s,
will be paid by th uiid.-tsig;td at thi oihre, and
they wiil thcrl-lore omit tHc clock held in any of
tluse companies, iu their lists to aesaor. .
U AlcC.KTHY. Auditor
mh 2: 54-ta.n IJ Suttheru Telegraph IV
- I
Raleiob. March 30, lM't
CI. C B".
Airt R. A G
ALLEV.
R. i:. Co. 1
Ordered by
and ' Eng.,
Mr. T. J. Scmurr, oprt.
that 1 rerieve no fi i-hts. vifh
-cha g-a
destined lor Cbailotte A S. '. It. Rat.
SI. S BARRINGER. .
Ag't. S. f. R. R. Co.
Notice.
TS C1-SE'3UfiCK oC the foregoing
trdor, an
A fn-icht destined
i-lght destined fornoTit hi rood Charlotte,
znut be prepaid. . This Couipoy will not be re-
Inn.ililif,i...1.i1.r,j n. .1. ,..ir-a llut mav IM-CBr
uiKlr tbis arran-uient C. B. ALLEN. Ag't.
ap2-56t. - R. A, G. R. Koad Co.
' Petersburg Dailv Express copy ona week. ' .
; ; -r- - v-i.TT."
anted..-- J,?""? lad)', n bltUa-
tion as GOVERNESS id lam.ly Where
iuecniiar.il are sman, an j require to oe xaugnt
only the English branches. Best recommenda
tions uiil be given ad term made knoa-n by ap
pli:ation to - . E. 8.
Macon Depct, Warren county. N. C.
aP2-5S-6L '. ' ' -
''ro 1
I Co
tho dtackholders of the Bank or
.rntoerct at N'ewbera. THE CO.VFEDER-
ATE STATES TAX ot five p.-r ci nt. on tha Capital
Stock will oe j'd by the Bank. Shareholders will
therefore oot give tn or pay 4his particular Tax.
You are also notified that the UEGULAR AN
NUAL MEETING of this Corporation will be
held ia this place oa tbe 1 0th day of MAY, being
tbe d, Tuesday. A full attendance-is .earnestly
requested, either tn person or by proxy. "No
President, Cashier, Direcor, Agent or Clerk, can
vote a proxy for another."
i: A. CCION, Cashier.
Company Shops. March 29. 16C4. ap2-54-lm.
Prqgrexa, and Charlotte Bulletin copy fur same
time.and forward accdunU to adrerltseiC
ATYT. 11. TT. Miller.
iVl . BOARD
Br tbe Month, -Daily
board do .
Transietit, per day .
jaa 16-uly
$220
15t)
$ 12
IIIDKS,niDHS. . '
UAVING OBTAINED THE SERVICES OF
Mr. Woodward, one of the be.t -Tannsr in
the Confederate States. I am now realjr and re
ceiving. HIDES tq Tan oa Irh-ire. J 'tan for
one-half, and sell my share to owners, (except -speculators,!
at one dollar per. pound, or for one
m third and sell as I choose. Tanning done for la
dit:ent soldiers' fsmili-s free of charge. I will
re tan 'aad finish leather foil the government or In
tlividuals wa. reasonable terms Parsons reqaiiiag
information are itferred to the editors -eif tne
CufeaUrattu ' J. R0BT. JEFFREYS."
up I57-dlwAw4a ' .
CAXBIOITR rOH THK LEOISLlTCBf.
r .nptaln.RIDDItK GATLlNG.Jr Urd
J Kegt. J", CTro ;srwUlbe supported as a:
candidate to repreen Gates eotfnty ta the Hoase
of Commons in the next iegUfature, bv bis
numerous friends in the armyf Xortbcra Ylr-'
giaia.- Whtt aav bU fi mt4t at hoeT- .1 ,
mh Htwt .;,,'.;... . '
A Umxrtj UAea mpk flarS Mnlttu
. bov about 24 years aid. fi fH f Inches hi sh.
eailiaf blsaawrf Cb.fi, says be UUmn to Blake .
Niekersoa, Uvlag oa or near the Raleigh A Gastoa
Railroad ; bad oa wbea takea a soldier ooat, aad
awhitehaU. Par farther la formation, address
Wit. M. SMITH,
dtf . ' - Raleigh, N. C.
Notlce-All peraotM -Noir Hold ins r
who may barafter bald eheeU or drafts
against aa dated pt hrr to April 1864, are notified
to present tbesa for psvmrat before that date, or
thev ill ba paid lav the old Carreney. . .
37-tf. W. R. RlCflARPSOy. A Co. t
CANU1DATK FOR C0tGKKS8.
WE are authorised to aannjinec A. G. FOS
TER, of Raadolpb, a candidate so represent
the 7th Conrresslooal District of North Carolina
V in tbe CoagreMf the Confederate States, ia the
j place ot ttoo.ts.il. vniistiaa,oeeerav.
mn ie-4 tea ,
-"BLADDtRSI BL.U1PI.KS1
I have a vattieent quantity of Bladders for rrta9
ut use, aad hare stuped baying them.
. R.B. SAUNDERS.
Marsh 17-47-dM. ' Chapel Mill y. C.
STOCsTFOR bai.k.
IP APPtlCATJOM - B8 MADE IMMEDI
atelv. I Will sell 100 shares la ths Cbathaia
V Railroad ( ousrany st psr. f 100 per ihsre.
. W. W. VASS,
mhl46dtf Treaa.
Cotton for Saio.
OrW i BALKS, MOKt OR LESS. UK COTTON.
-uv to good t-rder. rarties wishing to bay
will address 8. T. Wildkb, LouUburg, N. C
1 stating tbe highest pries they, are willing to pay.
i. If preferred, the cotton can remain sotrod where
it now is until the parties wish to remove it. '
bih 22-48 dlOlStaw.
Wanted.
IOR the Vtiauing Sii'ion, to bejrin in July, a
YOUNG LADY well qualified to teath Music,
French, Drawing and Painting In the "TALLY
HO FEMALE AC.ADEM Y.M To ooe wbajesu
some well recommended, a liWial s-.lary aud
oleasant home aii! be tivea. Ai'ple.to
J. D. BAlKli, 'Principal,
mh ?3 t0 tf. - Tally Ho,'. C.
"S'otite
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that affhtinn will U
L madu to the Geaeial Asi-embl of North Csim
lina at the ensuing adjourned session, for the pass
age of an act Incorporating a eowpaav in tbe
ountr of Wake, to bo styl.d " The Joint Stock
Confederate Publishing-Company . "
roch 2a A 3-d 1 in. .
Q U ART ERLY fcf A LER N otice i. L ercpy (f i vr u
to a'l concerned,' that the Ase.sors wiil at
tend at my office on Slonday aad Tuesday, the
Fourth and Fifth da r,r April, enduing, "to re
eeivt returns of QUARTERLY SALES, on reg
istered business.
I will receive tbe tax du; thereon at the' lime
imC.
The pcbaUies of the law will be strictly enforced
on all who refuse or B gleet to make return .acd
av their taaes. RUFUS U. PAGE,
' Collector for Wake Court.
Kaieign, Nri iz, lKfe4.- u-fltd
BANK Cr MJK1U tAUCLlA.
WO THE !41OcKII01.MsRS id'
HIE BANK.
I cf Ntlh Carolina t
The Coilcdeiatw TAX
u the ibditTduul shares will Va raiilv tie TBcut,
mh 25-ileod 1m. . C. DEWbV.'Ca.hier. .
FajcttevUio OUerver and Charlotte Bu.lctin
i.eafe copv.
K-3I. OlQcr. IsuItUbttrc. N. C.
' Maticn 2b; It4. - ;
T pRODUCERH faUiiyr to deliier U.Jp tenth-, Tex
a" la Kind, tta the .utKoriz-d AgeriU,
Ifl
kc
rl cbargea rtv rsnj! Ma cajtjr
J twelve m iks, (iosttad of eight,) SttLyticb th
- M,r"' '0TrD"M. pnres.
nswMyrortni
rver to the C
. . a .Ial V. . .
e Assoaors rstiuiate will turrod
Collector, whb will efclLcllr a at.
-rant with the penalty auntxrd.
! hen the 'Assessors
estimate rhows ih.'.l tba
producer Lt.s delivered rworff than the tMbi-f
'any article, he will Le alioa.V the excess in t.ui
, tlier ai tiile.or be paid iu u.ocey at Asacrsoia
: yiiluti.n.
Agfii's irnt be diligent Jn theii effort' to ae.
' cure and pres'-i ve all of vet r a-:i le of TsiahU
J pt;duc, tot the uie ef the Govstmnent. .
J. H. BRYAN,
rmt. A P. Q. M.,3.-d Conir Diet.. N. C.
..h 2.'.-.'i3 d27.
Jl.vr AltlCiU.f! !!
I LACK CLOTH, ,
I . At C. SI. FARRISA. .
OFFICFilS CLOTH, and all Lit,doi Iritmring,
At CM. I A Kb-Ids'.
NECKTIES, . At
C. M. PARR IBS
FIN'E CASSIMEUK?, . .
. At C. M. FARRlSri',
1 GENTLEMEN'S I'AliF UOSK,
At c. m. faruisjj:.
OJir. r ff Nf.rth CiroBtia Troops who may nt
fcjvij a opj-nrtuuitr to ca'l for their g.wdj in
person, can have tn-ir cloth drawn by C. M.
1 V'arrijs. who will Rend an experiepevd'band to.
!' camp to tae measure. If you want to get fitt,
1 at-iid roue orders to C SI. Farri'a.
- WANTED. Five. or six experienced Jourary
wen Tailoi s. The vcrv hi st prices paid.
March 5 341m. - C. M. FARR1SS.
IayCtletlllc AfM nttl and Armorj", NO.
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I L1 vembtf 12. 1SC3. f lOu BOUNTY 1 Wanted,
(- 100 Mounted Ri Semen. Authority having been
' granted by the War Department to raise a Com-
f,1Tof SI u.rteJ Ridem-n Tor service in this vi-
.;nitT n,tu.e is hereby given, that recruits
i.tmfo Uinber of 100 aoa-eowerr will be re-
eel red for this service. Ea-.h recruit will be re
quired to furnhdj a serviceable horse, for which ho
' will be ailowed O cents per diem, and bis psy $12. -
Jier mobth. Writtta perm "' a a iil be required'
rota parent or guardians, where the applicant is
ander the conscript age.' .. .
EacH recruit must bring with blm a blanket or
bed-spread, and Come prepared to remain.
A pply to Maj MATTHEW Y. TAYLO l, at the ,
t Arscaak . F. L. CHlLDS,
Ltcut-Coi. u. a. A., vommandiK? I ot.
dee ledaf. -
Fatsttb viLt.a AastAL akp ABvoirr.
Mai't-b 19, 1864. ;
BlacksmlUm Wanted. Steady rrcploj.
unen, and good wsgeswilHie given. Aptly to
Lt. Col. F. L. CHILD. '
si ' mh 21-53 13L- - . Comd'a Otacir.
A centi Wanted to
follcrt. Arms and
S in North Carolla
1. ORDNANCE STOR
Pay lt.00 taar day, and a liberal eomoenration for
. Stores coliected, accordliig" to a fixed schedule.
Applicant piust furnish sUrctoty testimonials
t)f exemption from Mifiury ssrvice, of chatacter,
and qualifications. None othi need acplr.
Addiess. Y. C. CA.tR,
. Gen'l Agcct-fX. Ord Store.
' . CharMt,sviil Vs.
- Charlottesville. Va. March 25, 1561. ap 2 6o-it.
JfOTICK
HORSE MED LIS Y
WILL STAND
JlTA thaea
ulog season jit Leiicctcn, Linwood
an-i Salisbury. . lis has r,t rroved- to be a snre
fal getter. His ti h pedigree, his great beauty
and stamina andv gtntlcttvf sin h amass, (ferbei
driven altt-gctber Ia a snlkty,) bas ccnuaandeJ
.V the interest of alfwh, hr.v seen b'oi.
Good pasturage ai Lexitoa a ad Liu wood tur
; Mars sa&tn'ra a distance, grstl.'
t3t) tbe Season,- f ii Insaraace.
1 W. R. HOLT.
Lexlegton. Marth Si. Ugll f-nt
i Orrica Nobtb Cabolina Hailsoad Co., I
- . . Vabcb, March i, I8C4.
1 Thltf Conaany will par thelonfrdrrale
j Mi Tax on stoefc tid bv imi.r'.dual. lr
del of ilirertiM-a. TUOM AS WEBB,
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