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Ii IJ IN
ill B Rio
BY ATJTHOBITY.
run Lie acts or the first congress
or THE VOX FED Ell AT 12 STATES,
J'aiinl at the fourth nennion, ichiah 9i begun and
lizld at thidty of Rich.nond, in the State of Yir
giniu, on Monday, the uecenth day of December ,
A. D ., ItLlji. rtitd ended, on Thursday, the eigh
teenth day of February f 1&1.
Chap. LVL Au Act to provide an Invalid
Corp?.
The Congress of the' Confederals Slate of
America do tnct, That all officer;, uorj-com-
missioned ollicers', mukians, privates and
seamen, who have or who shall becoras disa
bled' by wounds, or r.t'ier injuries received; or
disca.-o contracted in tin service of the Oou
filcr;il States, and in the lino of duty, eh aid
by it-tired or discharged from thejir respective
positions as hereinafter, provided. But tho
rank, pay and emoluments of such officers,
arid the j)ay and emoluments of such non-co4!imt.-ioae(i
ollievr, musicians, privates and
Im .irr.en, shall continue to the end of . the war,
or .is Ion" a.i ther shall couiiuuc so retired or
dis.-haruet.
.See. 2. That a;l persona claiming the ben
efir.i of this act, shall present themselves for
examination, to -r.e of the medical examining
boards now (htablished by lav..' Upon the
xTMfi-:o of such board that such permanent
disability exists, uch persons shall be retirod
or discharged as f oivsnid.
S-. C. 3. Tint all poitons retired or discharged
fis a foresaid, sural periodically, and at least
otic? in six months, present themselves to one
cf snid boiirds for farther examination, under
regulations to Im prescribed by the Secretary
of War, tho resmt of which examination shall
bo reported by sucli board to the said Secre
tary. And if liny such person shall fail so to
report himself to snch board, whenever he
$ all be n-tpured so to do, vi shall he dropped
Ir.'in said retired er discharged list, and '.-ccome
liable to coriseriptio.'i, under tho term of the
.'lav, unless such failure shall be caused by
physical disability. ,
. Sc. 4. Tl at the Secretary of War ma-y
a-siin sucli (An vers, and order the detaii of
tuuh uou-commissioned officers, muoici;;n-,
privates and e nuen, for such duty as. they
&ha!l be (piidifed to perform. If any such
liori-'coir.rnissioneil officers, musicians, privates
and s.im:i', shall b- relieved from disability,
they shad Le rcored to duty ia their respective
commands.
Sec, y. That the Secretary of War shall
nmko all need fid iides- and regulations for
the action of the medical boards as ufoTusiid.
iec. 0. That vacancies causud by the rctiif
tr.eut. ol olli- ers 'inder this act, shall be fil'c I
as in case of thi d-ath or resignation of such
ol!i:er?.
Sec. 7. This act shall be in force (mm 'its-
parage.
Approved February 17. 18G4.
Oii.i I V 1 1 1 An Act to-authorize the pro
motion of niccrs. no'i-comrnis-ioued flictrs
Rod private.4 for diiiliiij,juished skill or
valor.
Tor- jn:ji(K$ of the Confederate S'a'e? oj
Amerh.'.n do cnaclf That the President in hereby
authoied ujion the recommendation of tho
n ral coin. minding a Meputmont or a sepa
re army i;i the field, to iill any vacancy in
1 i i o citmmis.-ioned llhjerj if a regiment or
hatrulion, iy tin; promotion to the same, by
and with tin ad vice an 1 consent of the Senate,
of any ollbvr, iio'i-eommi.-iooed fudiccj or
or privaf who may liavs distinguislied him
; F.e'o by exhibiting iK'cnliav valor or skill in
i'ut bn'ttle.lield : i'rovilcd, That the officer,
leei e ommisiooed offi.'.er or private s reeom
rncndod ;;"d nou'iiuated f ,)ir promotion, shall
le!i ng t.. tho regiment or battalion ia. which
the vacancy may havo occurred.
S-.:. 2- All acts and puts of acts H conflict
with the above provision are hereby re
pealed. Approved February IT, 1854.
1'ir.u. LIX. An Act t) amend the act enti-
tleil A u act to provide, and organize eni-
iner tro pss to serve biriag the war'
approved twentieth March, eigh'ecn hundred
a. el ?i'ty-tlire(.
The Con j reus of th Confederate Stiles of
Amcrir t do e i icl. That th above reciu I act
be s amended tiiat th.'re shall be allowed to
- each regiment of engineer troops, two quar
in liter sergean's.
Approved February IX, l.GI.
Chap. LX. An Act to amen the Acts of
-April tint, eighteen hundred an I sixty-t'.vo,
and .Sep'.' an bor urcnt -third, eighteen huu-
1 1- d and sixty-two.
The. Chi ji ..? of thi Confederate SUtes of
. Aiiio ic t ) emu!, That the acts approve !
tveT.ty-r.st April, eighteen hundred and r-ixty-tw.i,
rmd twenty-third September, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two regulating tho in
incr.ase and rank, of the corps of . engi-
- titers of the provisional army, be amended
to rad as follows: 4That the President
be, and ln is hereby nuthorizvd to appoint,
wilb the advice and consent of the Senate, an
udditk nd number of officers in the engineer
.corps ot" the provisional army: Provided,
That the whole c rps shall not exceed o-.e
lumdrtd and twentv, and -that the number of
officers in each grade, bo limited to three
co'oneb, four. lieutenant colonels, eigjit majors,
forty-live eaptaii s, thirty-five first lieuteuaots,
and twenty-live s.wnd lieutenants."
S. c. 2. There may be appointed six military
fstort -keepors, whh the pay and allowances ot
captain of infantry, who shall give such bond
for the faithful performance of their duty as
may be prescribed by the Secretary of War :
J'ruuided, hat the said store-keepers shall bo
appointed, from persona who are disqualified
for active service hy reason of wounds received
in thi military service, or disease contracted
whilst in the army, or from persons over
forty-five years of ago.
Approved February 17.-1SG4.
Chap. LXIL Au Act to be entitled ,4An Act
in relation to the qualification of Slata Col-
lctors.''
T'ne Congress of the Confederate Slates of
America do enact, That the provisions of sec
tion thirty-nine of An act entitled "An Act
for tho assessment and collection of taxes,",
approved May Cr.t, Hghtcou hundred and
Mxty-fhreo, shall not bo construed to apply to
the office of State Collector.
Approved February 17, 18G4.
Homo maiden .ladies made eoldiers' shirts
ftbout a fool top short, having no pattern to
-by, and but little information. A wag
wrote on their bundle:
''bikj a man without a wife,
lake a ship without a sail,
The oddest thio in life
Is a shirt without a proper length."
List of Casualties.
Editors Cunfkueratk. Please publih
tho fodowiujr nst of casualties ir. ihe8:h N.
C. Troops, from May 23rd to June 10th, 18c'4:
Jerieh Ford, May 23rd. Co A Killed, pri
vates N G Mixon, and Stephen King. Wound
ed, privat-s fiuius Jarrell, II G Anthony.
Henry F Hike's, Jauies Brown, C C Riggs.
ihsiriir, William Marsh.
Co Ii Killed, none Wounded, 1st lieut R
D Illiyne, 2 od lieut II J Costncr, since died,
It A White, and private W O Harris.
Co C Wounded, privates Adolphus EJ
wr.rds, Alfred jvaylor, A PLiucsbarger, W A
Martin. -
Co D Killed, rrone. Wounded, privates
Levi Coley, H A Piyltr. , .
C J XoneaudCoJI none.
I Killed, none. Wounded, privates N
C Dopier, J 11 Martin.
Co K Killed, none. Wounded, C M
White, private, and M A llarky, private.
Co p' Killed, none. Wounded, private
Pernnett Martin Jiince died A!ex Spear, G W
BLkely.'
Co G Killed, private Samuel 3havers.
Wounded, xr-t W D V E I ward.
Co 11 Wounded, script J C II ilir.d. cornl
das R Gii.irjpie, privates Jonas Raider, J T
Wilson.
S owe's Farm 3l3t May. Co A inno.
Co 15 Killed, noLe. , Woonded, corpl
ChrisXeal.
Co C Killed, none. Wounded, private
James Gradson iince died.
C) D JS'ofio. Co E Xnne.
Co I1" Killed, none.. Wounded, private
Th"s Vj Taeker,
l-o G, tl and I r.cie.
Co K Killed, none. Wnuded, privates
John Fo.-p'U-man, Uurriss.
Turkey Hid to June 10th. Co, A, B none.
Co (j Killed, n ne. Wounded, private
Ambrose -CI ice since died.
Cos I), E, F none.
' Co G Killed, none. Wounded, Snipes.
Co II None. - g
Co I Killed, private E IIFarris. Wound
ed, .private 8 i5 Carlton.
Co K None.
Recapitulation Killed 4. wounded 35, miss
b g 1, total 4:). R. S. FOLGEII, Adjr.
Tribute of Respect.
BIVOUAC Ob' 6TII X. C. TftOOPS.
At an informal communication of S. E.
A very Military LJ?e Ho. 1 F. A. M., held at
tha 6th .V. C. liegt. Jun- 8th, A. 0. 1834, A. L.
5S0i, the following1 resolution j were passed :
Vkerenx, It hath pleased the supreme Q. II. of
the Univerna to caII from labor to refreshment our
brother, Jas. A. Rogehs, Maj. cemmd'y. 54lh Nr.
U. rrgiin-nt, who fell at Drevvry's BlulF, V'a., ICth
ofMylfeGl. V
Kco!ved, That in hia death S. E. Avery Mili
tary Lo;1re, mourn the.lo?s ofon j of the jewsla of
the Older, (ur countrv a valuable citizen and tho'
-army n jrallnt anl eflicicat oliivr.
ltieolv;d, Tint while we mourn ?o deeply the
lo.--3 of one whom we had .o often mat in the Lodj
rom on tho Level, and parted with upon the
-'qusre, yet we humbly bow to the chastening rod
ot Hi:' Almighty.
lleolvr.d, That vre tender our sincere condo
Jeneo to the fa:ni!v and fri.mds of our deceased"
brotiiir iu' thc.r afllictions.
ltexoh-cd. That a copy of ' these resolutions bo
published ij th'i llaleirh Confederate and furnish
ed to the family of tho deceased brother," and spread
upos tho ihiuutes of this Lode.
v . L. Kkid, 1
J. J. IIiXEs, Coram
C. L. Williams, )
inittee.
It. M. YOUJv. W. M
I). C. (iir:;TEi, S?e. pr tern.
New Advertisement
AU IVrsouH arc ilcrc!)y Forpwaniod
l'rotn tmdicg or boarding Uiciiard Terhell,
my ward, for pay ; as I will not pay any debt or
contract he may make for hoard, or -otherwise.
W. J. "ALLEN, Guardian.
june 20 12i-d3tAw2t
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
Tally-Ho, Gfrunvillc Co. N. C.
rpiio Fall Session of thss School, unili r
X. the c;tre of T. J. IIOI'.XEU, assisted by J. II.
llOWLA.Nl), commences the 3rd Monday in July.
Tiio price of board and tuition is SOO per ses
sion. Application for admission should be made
in advance. T. J. IlORXEli.
jane20-121 dl8t ' '
CONFEDERATE TAX
. COLLKCTOIi'S OFFICE,
Giu:enst,oro, N. C, Juno IS,
In CousequetK'C of the non receipt of
the proper " Ulank" upen which to a?svs? and
collect theT ixes due the 1st of June, I would su
jest the propriety of" Funding " thj S3 cotes in
4 pi'r cent. Cci tiiicates, which cortiticates willi. e
receivable in pajoucnt of Taxes durinr the year
1861. V. K. LAXK,
jtuie 20-124-dt State Collector. .
Wilmington Journal, Favetteville Observer,
Greensboro' Patriot, Charlotte Bulletin, Ashville
News, Western Sentinel, Taiboro Southerner,
copy 1 time and forward accounts tome at Greens
boro'. .
List of Letters
I y EM AIN'ING uncalled for in the Post-Oftico at
LV lialoi-h, X. C, June 19th, 1SG4. The pos
tage on advertij'd letters ia two cents each.
Call
for advertised letters and give date of list
Allen, Mrs M J
Mangutn, Mrs Sarah
JIansum, Miss A M
Marconi, Lt A U
Margin, Mrs Sarah
'Norman, John
Norton, J E
Owen, J P L
Pettirbrd, Glathy
Perry, Mrs Saline
Pool, Uansotn
Fajje, Stephen
flobertson, Dr J C
Roberts. Mrs E
Reynolds, Jno
Kobbins, E
Seraves, Miss S J
Spruill, Eli
Summers, Or
Tvson, Henry, C
Talbert, Julia J
Vllen, T D
l'anks, Mrs Su?an
IJobbett. Stephen G
Uizzel, Festus
Blackwood, J M
Uenbery, Capt L
Copeland, Miss Seny
Carpenter, Mrs Nancy
Dickson, Uobert
Forcum, W W 2
Grady, Jackson
at!in, J U
(Jil-ner, Maj Jno C
Gunter, F IJ
Ilermley, Edward
Hawks, Mrs Susan
Hopkins, Miss II U
'Hopon, Mrs Sally
Horton, Josiah
Hall, Sidney
Webb, K S
Hamlett, Mrs Elizabeth Wall, A A
IseUy, Hoos Walker, Robt T
Jones, W AVist. Hardeman
Jackson, II T Westbrooks, W E
Jerrell, S S . Woodley, Joseph
Kersey. Wm M Walton, W J
Kin?, F A Walton, Miss Maggie T
King, W i
GEO. T. COOK, P. M.
3TK.IVE0 Oil STOLEN'.
XT' ROM the Camp of the 6Sth N. C. Regiment,
one dark bay MARE,, somewhat under size,
black Jeg3, several small white spots on the back,
on had when etrayed oCfor stolen a leather halter.
Said Mare has been seen in tho vicinity of Nash
Court House, ridden by asoldier reporting his name
as "Hall." Any information as to her whereabouts
will be thanklully received and the" informant
liberally rewarded, by L. C. LAWRENCE,
Capt. & A. A. Q. M. 68th N. C. Re't.
june 13 I23-tf. Weldon, X. C,
onnruiY.
Died, at Mansfirl J. La., on Sunday, April 17th,
Capt . Theophil'Cs Peurt, of Ilarrism county,
Texas, of a wound received at the battle of Pie-s-ant
Hill, on the 9th, while gallantly leading; his
companr. He ras born in Franklin county, N.
C, on February 5th, 1S3J.
I am so eulogist, nor do I desire to flatter with
. kid words the connections 'four departed fried;
but I wish to add one sfl i l nvjmento to the un
sullied worth or him win now lies cold in th;
quiet grave of Lim who ha been for years one of
my most partioalar friends. None fcnejv him bat
to respect and love him ; and among all the vari
ous duties of life he ever acted c.usisttntlj with
the character of a g-ntferrnn and citizen. It is
sad to reflect upon tin of all thos? noble
heroes who have taken a part ia thia ucholly war,
and wLo have sealed tiieir devotion to their coun
try's caue with their lives, flw many of thos
we loved have within the lasttirej years left the
battle-livid an 1 gonj to reap the retributions of
eternitv ! How many who, while struggling for
our country's independence, have fallen devoted
. to lur cause, and dying have bequeathed to us
aud ours, that spirit of resistance to tyranny which
can never bj -subdued r sullied while one South
ern hero lives I And when our sorrowing coun
try shall emerge from the esa oT biood in which
she is plung'd, with her garments all dripping
with the gore of h jr m ir tyred children, to ta ke
- a stand amonq the nations of the earth, then, and
not until then, yi I we fully appreciate the worth
and services of those who'have fallen martyrs in
her cause; an 1 th.-re auioa;' thi undjring names of
those who will be honored and sacred to the mem
ory of her living children, wifi be seen the name
of Captain Theophilus Perry. Yes, he ftll'with
swo d ia hand, leading his march to victory and
renown, ile fell a christain warrior, and while vre
deeply grieve ib one so brave so noble so full
of generou3 impulses, and n hile the tears of sorrow
fall thick and fast upon his silenfr grave, our
thoughts flash up n the battle-field at Pleasant
Hill, an-I we feci ready to jcire ashout of glory to
(rod when we know he-iell facing the f e. Al-
though he has left behind him a sorrowing wife,
a 'child, a father, brothers and sisters, and many
kindred and friends to weep over hi early death ;
yet, it is a consolation to them which thy would
not barter for all the fadingTionors of tke world,
to know that he died a christian, that the toils, the
privations and harpahips of a soldier's life are now
exchanged lor the splendors .and . glories of a
brighter world-theioar of cannon and clash of arms
for the songs and shouts of the New Jeruselem, and
the smiles and endearments of the beloved on earth,
for the smiles and approval of a crucified Redeem
er. Though we shall never more behold him on
jarth, yet we can point with confidence to his
life and death, aud say to those who are still bat.
tling for our bleeding country, like him,
" So live that when thy summons c-'iue to join
The innumerable crravan which taoves
To that mysterious realm, whre each shall take
I-' is chambers in the silent halls of death,
Though not, like the quarry slave at. night,
Scourged ta his dungeot, but sustained and sooth
ed Hy an unfaltering trurts, approach thy grave,
Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch
About him, and lies t'.own toplasant dreams."
II.
Gains' Mills, Va., June 9, 18G4.
At a meeting of the members . of Co. K, 31st
R'gt. N. C. T., corpl Lewis Heath (widest mem
br) was appointed Chairman, and corpl Wiggins
Secretary. The chair ihen appointed the follow
ing a cm niitt.ee to draft resolutions: Privates J.
Andersuu, Alex. For, E. Gvvaltney and Lieut. C.
J. I wrn, who reported th following :
Whc-eat, in the ruling ofaa all wise providence
it has pleased Alm-ghty God to removt from our
ranks, Sergt. Caleb Dixon, privates J. C. Brinson,
Aler. Viilis and Danl. Long,
Resolved, That we deeply mourn their fate a
an irreparable loss to us, and 'that we offer our
warmest sympathies with thi here t relatives ia
their fe-ji e afihetion. Sergt. Dixon was a very
pious young man, ;vor a t Lis post, responding to
every dutv with a cheerfulness unparalleled, !ing
credit to himself and pleasure to his commander,
unlit ? 1st "May, "wh eu he fell while on a most gal
lant charge under a meat galling lire. So com
posed tv us his fowling, that a smile even lingered
on his iips while dt-ath held him. motion' ess.
Private Ja . C. Urinson was the bti.oved son of
David li. iiriuson of Craven county, wh ia ISG'2,
suiieird several months -imprisonment, under
Rurnsid e at Newborn, rather than relinquish one
jotofpuie Southern pi inciple, John was an ex
emplary youth, and loved by all who know him
both at home and ia the army, aud fell on 31?t
May, near Cains' Mill while nobly holding (what
he thought to be his duty) his ground against 20
to ooe. His name will ever live ia thj hearts of
his comrades.
Private Alex. Willi was also a brare and noble
soldkr, wliij always held the conlideucs of his offi
ce! s and c mradesup to the ever memorable 3Lst
of May, when he was wounded and ahuist instant
ly kill d, and though he could not speak, he aeem
od resigned and calm.
Private Daniel Long. was a faithful solditr and
a man of strong rt llgious professions. Ha too was
always where duty called and iiui;h beloved by
ail. He hll on l'Jtu Mi.y, near Orury's Bluff while
fronting the host of Bailer.
Resolved, That these -proceedings be published
in the I'ialeigh Confederate, and a c-ipy sent to I).
B- Brinsn, one to Mrs. Martial Willis, ne to
Abratn P. Willis in care of Capt. L. G. Barring
to?i, Kinston N. C. one to Mrs. Daniel Long,
Bug" Hill. P. O. Columbus. Cj. N. C, one to
Liaur. E. J. Bo wen. Co. K, 3 1st N. C. T.,Cling
man's Lri-ade Hoke's division, Richmond Va.
Crpl. LEWIS HEATH, Chairman.
Corpl. M. WIGGINS, Secretary.
Camp 3rd N. C Cavalry, Jun 5th 18ot.
Atame-ting of the ofiicers of this regiment.
Msjor McNeill bavin been calbd to the chair and
Lieut. K. F. C x requested to act as Secretary,
the following were .appointed a committee to
draft resolutions expressive of the meeting, in re
gal d to t!u d;Vi h of Lieut. Tiieo. H. Holmes, son
of Lt. Gen. Helmes, serving as a volunteer with
our regiment: Capt. K. F. Shaw, Capt. J. M.
Gailo.. ay and Lt. E1. B. Lindsay. The commit
tee reported the following preamble and- resolu
tions, which were unanimously adopted :
Wn e k k as, lt has pleased God, in his aHwise
providence, to remove from oir midst Lt. Holmes
in a recent engagement with the enemy near Ash
laud Va., therefore; be it
Resolved, That Lt. Holmes having recently
come to our regiment a stranger to most of us, has
especially endeared himself to one and all of us by
his uniformly courteous and affable manners, his
unvarying cheerfulness, and particularly by his
remarkaole and distinguished gallantry in action.
Resolved, That Lt. Holmes, though bat nine
teen years of age, h i I already earned a reputation
for gallant and soldierly conduct equalled by few,
surpassed by none, that if spared, with hig milita
ry education, talents and advantages, his future
career would have become as distinguished as its
inception had already been honorable and glori
ous. .
Resolved, That we rispcctfully tender our cor
dial and sincere sympathy to his family and
friends in this their deep "distress, at the loss .of
one s full of promise ; to his father, himself a dis
tinguished soldier, we would respectfully state
that the death of his son wa, in ail respe-ts wor
thv of the most illustrious and military ancestry.
Resolved, That a copy of these proceedings be
sent to his father, and'te the Fayetteville Obser
ver, Wilmington Journal and Raleigh Confede
rate, with a request for publication.
J. IE McNEILL, Chairman.
E. F. Cox, Secretarv. -
RE JACK M0UGA.N S0XG6TEU-.JUST
out compiled by a Capt. in Wen. Lee'
Armv. The best Song Book ret published. Price
$1,00. One half off t? the trade.
BRANSON & FARRAR.
Raleigh, June 18. 123-d6t. .
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By the Day,
" Week,
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Meals alone,
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A SITUATION WANTED,
TN' A SCHOOL OR PRIVATE FAMILY, BY
JLa lady nHw is qualified to teach all thj English
braaehts and Music on the Pianoforte.
Address box 61. Louisburg, N. C. ' ja!7-d7t
KITTRELL'SSrRINGS, N. C.
TniS POPULAR PLACE OF SUMMER
resort is kow oen for the reception of onr
Eick and. wounded soldiers as we have turned it
ov?r to tho Government for their benetit. AU
communications raut be addressed t lr. B'JTra,
Surgeon in chargx.
BLACKNALL &. CO., .
ju 17-flGt Proprietors.
VAKH- COUNTY,
mllE SHERIFFALTY. We are authorized and
JL requested to announce W. H. HIGH, Esq., as
a candidate for re-election to the otlice f Sheiiff,
, at the election in August. ju 17-tde-d&w
A PRIVATE SCHOOL FiTyoUXG LADIF.S.
fllHE FfHJfiTH SESSION OP MISS M A N
1 GUM'S SCHOOL, will open on Friday the 29th
Jalv, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Willie
P. Mangum.
Her pupils will Gr.dT a home in her mother's
family. Only a limited number can be received.
For further information, address
MISS M. P. MANGUM,
Hillsboro-', Orange county, N. C, care of Dr. J.
F. Cain.
june ltfth, ISiU. tri-w-12t
WOOXi NOTICE.
QUARTERSM ASTER'S DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, Jcsk 9, 18r4.
I AM PREPARED TO EXCHANGE
Cotton Yarn fv.r Wool, upon the filming
terms, viz ,
One bunch of Yarn for three pounds washed j
Wool, and one bancli for foar pounds unwashed. ,
Agents have been appointed to rnajku the ex
change at the following places :" Oxford, Tarboro',
Kington, ('athtrine Lake, Concord, Rockingham,
JJendersonville, Statesviller Koxboro', Asheville,
Pittsboro'. Louisburg, Fayetteville, Colerain, and
at this place.
Persons shipping wool to. this place will please
mark on the packages who they are from, and the'
cotton yarn will be forwarded immediately.
I hope the people w 11 patriotically respond to
the above notice, as the Wool is for" clothing the
N. C. Troops.
- II. A. DOWD, A.T$. M., N. C. A.
june 15-1 2U-tIjuly
salk of FUixm ni;
t AT EDGE WORT II
G U E K NSBO U 0 U G II , N . C.
TTfE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, COMMENO-
! ing on Tuesday June the 2lst, all the School
Fixtures, House ho!d and Kitchen Furniture o
Edgeworth lYm 'c Seminary, consisting in part of
NINE PIANOS. r.soine of. them choice instru
ments. Harp, Mrdodeon. Guitars, Feather Beds,
Mattias.ses, ?e.l.-r.eads, Bedding, Tables, Table
Furniture, Chairs. Cooking and other. Stoves.
Also, Horses, Cows, You:; Cattle, Wagons, Small
Can i ige and Harness. Wo have an extensive
Philoso hical ar.U Chemical
Apparatus, some School Book, Sheet Music, In
struction Books for Piano and Guitar, Geographi
cal. Geological, Chemical aud Astronomical Maps
and Charts, Oil Paints, Canvass, Brushes. Ac.
Ail the above articles will be offered on the day
specified unless disposed of before. This is a rare
opportunity for persons to replenish their.fu na
ture. Our ftock U very larg in .Tiny ar!i;is.
Another such will not probaoly ' offered for sale
during the wr.
llD-dot MORLIISaD k STERLING.
.,
Yanted, a Situation as a Teacher.
WISH, to obtain a situation as a Teacher, eith
er of a public or private sc hool. I am a gradu
ate of the University of North Car Iina? and have
kad some experience in teaching. .
References The Faculty ot the Uriversitv ;
Hoi. W. 11. U ittle.jChape'i Hill j J. Buxton Wil
liams, Esq., War ronton.
A (id re -s EDWARD JUNES, v
june 119 Staw'iw Raleieli, N. C.
QUARTER MASTER'S OFb'lC C. S. A.,)
R.vi.EitJii, N. C. Ji ne.lsl, 13t)t. f
Qlratv ! is uri'titSy rfydlrr! to wake
IO bedding for the wounded soldiers at the
Hospitals of this Post.
1 anpeal to ali who hi.ve any on hand to, bring
it in imm.'diatt ly.
They will ifot only perform a patriotie duty in
alleviiting the sufferings of our wounded veterans,
but can secure ample compensation.
Vv. E. pi:irce,
june l-109-dl2t Capt. k Post Q. M.
piEir.io'T s.':;i:f;s,-ewtfE co., c,
( UIE3B SPRINGS WILL Bli OPKN .FOli THE
reception of vwitors the lit of July. Terms
of board will be published in due time. A good
and comfortable four l.orsc Stage will leave Mor
ganton o the arrival of the passenger train ft om (
Salisbury, every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day. During the months of July, Augu?t and
Sentember, it will leave Morg;:nto.T daily.
PtlOPiilBTCR.
june 7th, 1SG4. 119-.:3l
TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
.L signed will attend at the Sup-.: ior Court Clerk's
Oliioe in the Court House on Mondays, Wednes
days and Saturdays of each week to settle oQ
cl-iiuiS against the eoiii.tv.
JNO. F. I1UTCHIKS,
jun- 11-118 dfit Trustee.
OTIJ
J .HR SALE SEVERAL THOUSAND POUNDS
IT of Plantation Iron. We wi'.l pay the highest
eish price for all kinds of rdd F:Is and Scrap
Iron. HECK, BRODIE & CO.
Raleigh, April U.'61-dtf. '
A TTUACnYlfi SALE AT
AUCTION
-T3L r .
SIX PEP CENT. (LONG DATE)
BLE BONDS. .
NON-TAXA-
On TUESDAY, June 21st, at 12 M, the Assist
ant Trtasurer will sell at public auction in the
citv of Columbia, S. C, at the Court House,
FI VE MILLIONS OK DOLLARS of six per cent.
Bonds of the Contedc-rate States, issued under the
act of February 17, 1SJ4.
These bonds offer the largest inducements to
purchasers. They have THIRTY YEA US to
run, bear an interest of ei x per cent. pr annum,
payable half yearly, and are SECURED by a ,
pledge of import and future export duties. Both ;
principal and interest are FREE FROM TAXA
TION, and the COUPONS are made by the law
equal to COIN, for the payment of duties on im- ,
ports, which are a'towed t be paid only in coin, I
sterling eichansre. o.- the coupons of these bonds. ,
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
The 2les will be made in lots to suit purchasers."
Ten per cent, on the amount of purchase must be .
deposited with the Treasurer on the day .of sale,
to be forfeited if the terms are not complied with.
and the balance be paid it the Treasury within
ten days 'The payments must be made in the
Treasury notes of the new issue, or of the old is ites
of the denominations below oi.e hundred dollar4 i
rated at two-third of the a-nount proalsd on tha t
. C. O. MEMMINGER,
Secretary of the Treasury,
ap. 23-7 3 d ts.
S100 - Keivard. Runaway from Hlsli
Shoals .Iron Works, slaves BILL GRIMES.
JIM JONES, BRENT acd GEOiiGE, hirtd of
Messr. Kennedy & Ellison of Beaufort county.
The above reward will be paid for their appro
hecsion and confinement in jail.
HIGH SHOALS IRON CO.
june 9-115-dl2t Iron, Lincoln County, N. C.
19 I ASKS
J Executed with neatnesi aodapatch at TDIS
FFICE.
Candidates' Cards.
CKAYE.V COUNTY.
Tu fkt Su'Jier and Citizzn Voters of Craven
Con i 'if.
TTIlf SOLICITATIONS OF MANY
friends, I offer niysif a candidate for re-election
to represent theconnty of Crv!i irrthv Hoiisa
of Commons, in the next Legislature of N.:th
Carolina, lfelccti-d, I will serve yiu to the best
of my ability, a: all times guarding wtll vaur
interests. . - T. H. (J A SKIN'S.
juue 12-118 dte 1st Lt. C;V. B, G7th Rgt. N C T
Tor the Sheriffalty or Craven' c arc
J- authorised to announce, that ALEXANDER
C. LATHAM is a candidate for re-chc turn to the
ollice of Sheriff, in the county of Craven,
may 24-10J-dtf.
F0IJ Kill-: IFF. '
"IY7E ARE AUTHOIilSED TO ANNOUNCE
V THOMAS J WHITAKEU. a candidate for
reelection to the otlice of Sheiiff for the countv
of Jones. j.jne 2 109-dtf "
F0U SHKRfVF OF WIiIgON
7E ARE RI.QUKSTI-D TO ANNOUN'CK
V V W. W. BA ITS, as a candidate for Mietiff
of Wilson county, at the er.tuing election.
Joyner's Depot, June 13. 121-tde.
Granviilo Ccunly.
WE are aut.h .iizel 10 aunturr? Dr. T, P.
YOUNG, of the army of -Northern Vir
ginia, as a candidate for a feat in the Iluus of
Commons to n-presmt the people of ii rnnville'in
oul' next Legislature. He will support Governor
Vapce for-re-election as Governor for, the ntxt
tnn. jn 10-11 J-tf
TO THE YOTKKS OF CUAVKN COUNTY.
'1 EL LOW CITIZENS AND SOLDIEKSt'I
J. announce tnslf a candidate tor re-eheelion
to the Senate for the next Term of oar Legisla
ture. During th pist Terni. I have -endeavor? d
to discharge my duties faithfully, and acco;diag
to' my ability. "I thank you for the honor you
have heretofore done me, aud hope to merit your
continued confidence and support.
Your Obt Serv't.
june 14 121 -dte ' NATHAN WfllTf QUI).
To the Soldiers and Voters of Utirtin
County.
HAVING been repeatedly snlic'trd by many
friends in ami nut of the armv, I h-vve con
sented to announce mvs-ifiH a cimiidftc t repre
sent the Ciiunty ofMHi tin in the House of Com
mons of then, xt General Af-scmblv of Novth Cam-
hna. As to the policy of the country, I v.Vd ?imf
ly fctate, that I believa tho surest way to obtain a
permanent and early pi-are, is for the people at
home to support the Administration (( the Prrfi
tlrnt, and to do all in th -ir power to ;;ni liorate the
condition of the soldiern families. Having. I trust,
faithfully ssi ved my onntry in th- field for th
lat three years. I flatter mys-ifih t I knew some
thing of a sol .'ier'a li. ,;n .t that 1 f.-cl for Jimh :i
interest tiiat no one el. e cau fo. 1 hn hs nvt Imh no
with hlm h-s t ils and priva ions. His if.'tre.-t
is the interest of our conmr.n country. m a
Var.ce man and am '-tooth and tn naii" .pp i.Hed
to ILdden. I will simply add. That ifdrctnlto
the pojitii n. it is not :ur hitontijn to Irave the
r.rmy, and diiii.i the tlen not pert in the Leg.
'L'ative ila'.!-, I will b rfound, as in duty bound,
with ny giliant ii-giiner.t. rharing with them the
fortunes of war. If f-h-ct' d , the intcrrft of. both
citiz-'n and soldiers f-hatl iVi-d'to hekt f
my ability. If rot, I ch v i fully bid thir decis
. ion. Very !! .fp-ctfuil v,
CIUS. W. KN'IGHT,
L;Hut. Col. :tl.-t N. C. T.
Baltic Gr-and, C.ni.:-s' Mid, Va.
June D, 1"G1. liP-dSOt
T0RflTrf
To (he Soldier and Citizcni voter) of Wilton
and Edfevondie Co'Oitici :
HAVING BE EN STRONGLY ' SOL'ClTED
by ivsany of the leading eiti.em of Wil
sn a..d Edgecombe, I Jake this inrthod to n
noanee myself as a candidate to repve.tc r.t you in
the House of Commons of the next.L 'gislniurr. I
was born an J raised, among you. sn ! tii'.ter my
self that mr past and pr sc cou: ?e f life and
public ser.timetits arc inpvliat known to you;
and should you : o-.or with yo-ji c.oili 1 nee,
by e'eetijig me oni- of vomp representatives, my
future cmd ict kImII be in ecor.lirfce with my
past profesiv aod at tious. I feel a de-p ittcr.Ct
in our struggle for iid r.denee, and heartily
endorse the measures tlmt hav be 'ii adopted for
its :fcco!.i-di.hment. ) li-ving tent our t tiler? are
situated by pure aud p;: i tie m.jtive.i. i am in
favor of constantly manil- ytiiig to then, our high
apprecivion of rh' ir ubo! s, and cheering and
sustaining them whe:i b id r.ien abuse nwl villi f V
them, anil h-hI; to undermine our confidence in
their integrity and patriotism. J am in favor uf
uinkinjr wi-nple provi.-ions for the oIdi ri and
soldier's families, believing it a higli public duty
to' provide by suit ble legislatioM for every n cs
sary want, so as to i clivve the hmds of our brave
defenders from all care and anxiety on account of
their support and comfor t.
LARRY D. FARMER.
Wilson, N. June 1S:4. j -lU V.T
Jfolinston County. Wfl arc autlinrlzrd
' and requested to announce the following gen
tlemen As the Conservative candidate! to repre
sent the county of John-ton i:i the next General
Assembly:
Tor the Senafc-TIL)S. D. SNE.D, E.-q. For
th' Crm:i:ons-W. G. BANKS and W. A. SMITH.
'ibis ticket was s.-ieedby the Kesi v s from
Johnston, in camp -t Go!dbro, and by a mass
meeting of t citizen remaining at ho'n,?t hld
at S:nithli;d on fhe 23th of May. Tln se gentle
rrn wil L be supported by ail ti Cons-r vatives.
Thfv endorse the pllt.'on.i of Vice President
Stephens, Gov. Hro.vn aud W. W. Ils!den, an j
if elected will do all they can to procure an "nrly
end honorable pea Co June 3 1 lt dte.
To the Voters of Catawba County.
E LL O W C I T 1 Z E N S AND BROTHER
1 SOLDIERS : By the rr quest of many fri-nds,
I announce mypelf a candidate for SheiiT t.f
Catawba county. It is well known that I have
been asoldier for nearly two ytars; and ihould I
be elected, and escape the dangers of this sum
mer's campaign, 1 will endeavor to scrv.e vou to
the best of my ability. Ian truly in hopes to
hear of a lar;e majority in favwr of your obv-cient
eervant, on the Gr&t Thursday in August next. I
am vour sou and brothvr,
CALVIN IIUNSUCKER.'
A private in Co. D, Mallett's Battalion, lately
assigned to Co. I. 49th N. C. Regiment.
june 15-23-w6t
GRANVILLE.
Tn ccmplyanrv wir.i Solicitations I can
l not disrenatd. I announce to th rntsr,
of
Granville, that tor name is bcfor thm for t
tion tn aleat in the Common branch of the next
Legislature, aad that I solicit their votes. Al
- though I am a Conservative (though not an ul- "
traist) I shall make no pirty pFedgcs, as I consider
it the duty of a legulatnr t"i legislate with an eve
to the honor and welfare f the Stat- and the bt
interests of the peoile and, ,,t t,, th lhef a
2,"ftf' , KlCiUUD V. HARRIS.
TO THE CITIZEXS, SOLDIERS AX ft RF
FUGEES OF J' AS Q UO TA XK CO UXTT
WE are authorized tv announce GEO. W.
TIINTON, a candidate to 'represent Pas
quotank county in the next Housj of Coihmoo.
ma 10-89-dtw&wte
I am Atithnrkert to Announce J. A. Pop,
of Caldwell County, as a candidate to rcprc
tent the Senatorial' DL-trict compoccl of tho
Counties of Caldwell, Burke acd McDowell,. In
the next General Assembly ofXorth Ca olina.
jane 18 123-d4w. .
ITiNK BLACK TFA FCK SALK
; At the Dru 2 Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
- June 14, 16C4. . Hy-d6t
Mr. HoIrtcn'R Opinion or Men.
KALEIDESCOTIC VIEWS.
COL. McUAK.
COX.
The Colonel boasts in one of hid recent ijuev
that he has been in the sevcrot battles cf tho war,
ar.d that he fought like a very SaladiCfwhile ho
u-n fi -htirg. We adirit it. H fought awaj
w b le icgiir.c nt !n a very idiort time, acd though
he no doubt acquitted hirr.Pf If well personally iu
battle, yet it is ringular that he never received a
wound. Raleijh Standard, June Hth, 1SC4.
PRO.
Rrsicjf ATtos cr Col. D. K. McRak. The fol
lowing Utter of t &Mgnstion frnai C I. Me!ao to
Gov. Vance will surprise many. The trafotu ho
gives for the dep are uch a? to sathfy Lis ft U mis
and the public. If devotion to tlecaufo, unflinch
ing couisge, hard service and hard fighting enti
tle a man to promotion, .mnly Col McRae haa
merited it. Raleigh Stan dnrd, Xt,r. 1850.
EDITORS A 8VEKl
'The Editoig in this State who are mot clam
orous agair.it the Nathvilte Cor.v ntioti, ai d tho
avow their readioers to mbmit to any and all
aggrefMors mther than dUn lve the Cnior, areall
ichig$."Eulifih Stand'nnl, March '21th, 1C3.
'Raboteau, editor of the ruira, owns no lave.
never did own any, and never expects to own
any, so far as we know. He can therefore pmuh.
fiibmisjicn n ith perfect safety, as he has nothing
to lse.
"Dimock, f.f the Xorth State Whig, (Jlanly'a
orgn) a Dative of Connecticut ditto as Rub
oteau. "Hkartt Hil.boro' Reorder also a nativoof
ConiKetieut ditto also as Kahoteau.
Swaim A Shei wood Gnvn-bot ol 'Patriot
these gentlemen piint mainly for the Quakers."
Raleigh Standard. July 0th, lS.f0.
'The Whig press, from Wilmington to Bun
combe, feein to have banded together, and tahvn
a folenin oath, t lie D. S. Reid duun." Raleigh
Standard, July IQlh,
MR BADGER. '
'Wc honfstly believe thtt Mr. Senator Badger
and have, done more than any twenty men
whj might be namrjj, either north or south, to
encourage Abolition arrogance, and reduco tho
south to her precnt position."
, Raleigh Standard, Sjt. Ah, 1930.
UHCKIVl-K'S SALE OP (X)h) Ml KB
THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
Vs.
Property f Jl, F.' Sfadton, Srqitrttered.
IjUitSUANT to nn order nadjhr th C.nfede- "
1 rt'e Court f ;r tho District of South Carolina,
I will tell and dispose of at public nuotion, on the
G: tli diy of duly next, nt 11 o'vlne!; n. m., !f..ie
the M.iik'-t llouVe, in thj; town of Chi raw, S. C,
r.ll the right, title and iutercet of UoSett K. Stc'.;
toh in that vet' valuable property kt,oji a tha
lilt EWE It tiOl.n MtXE,"
with the engines and niachhii-ry atiached, anl
ah ut three hundred nr.d tweuty-eigl.t acrrf -f
land on which iid leir.e U riiu.ited. Thi"? valtm
Uef property lies in Ch'f tei li-Id I) Li ict. aout
forty milea from Ch -ra.v. the head of tl e Che: aw
and Darlington Ksilroad.
Terms of naii t,dll.
S. J. TOWN'SSXD. R e iver.
ffecrivcr Cilice Uenmttsvill 4S. (, May 2rih,
D;5l. jn I-Kin dlw
SAIE OF YAi'l'AIUiK PRCIMiUTY.
I WILL, A? THE Mi EM 2 THE LAT'J
J k;:ph lliersT. otfrr lor .-.il-, tK ldshft
loddrr, nt. the 'ouA Honsn iu the ('n-.nof
boro', on Tu-'sdiy. the l.'thdav Julv next , l hat
v.luaid Irrie, kr.f w r. n.th ')rt id l!ir. place,
within t'vo mile of Hil!.boi'o'. and eot-ininii g
three hundrt '! avid ixt -orn act r n.oi e than one
bull' of which i ii wo ids. Sai l farm is in hut-rat-
con 'itio:i, w.ith f-ncea thoroughly rcpaii-f d.
The house c :t.ii t ioouk in f,ed i - n i r
w i'h fill n:'Cc'. .-y out budding in od cor.ditwm
wiih the excep: ion n! two bm.i 'i h farm ha r ti.
it two fxc( llf nt Oi c I:ai ds 'f ! ctrd It uit ti'-rc,
togood itier.dowi, and i." abuitduntly -r d.
Term,, twelve months credit, bond with np
prwved hcui ity, bearing inti'rt.t fiom Ltdayof .
jaiiu.ry IhC.'j ;'the tit! to be if served until the
purchase monv i paid in.
WILLIAM II. STANDI V, Ag;U. .
jine 15-1 20-deod lot
Important Sale of Khef t I rr n at, Aiutioii.
ON THURSDAY the 23.1 June, in id .int. .in frmt
of our Sales Room, ws wdi s 11 K;) h'-'-ts f
exir:i quillity of S'irghurn i'an ir .n. "U i , ltr n
wide, and liom to 'J feet lo ig, and n'ooiit :i-4
inch thick. ihij'Iron was Hdvft ti.id to bv old
at Warrcnton, N. C, fome time riuc, I ut an in
terruption in transportation prevented its wriival
in time f r the ale. .
In addition ta thf above, we have one 50 her tu
Fime quality, we wijl -t 11 privately, it is'heli'-vrd
that tliis is the only .ot of Iron ol the kind at this
time in the Confederate States.
CUEECH , LlTCHFOItD,
june "0-llC-dtd Auctioned s.
o ppinnM a Ia: co l l eg :. "
rriHE TWENTY-f EVENTfi SESSION WILL '
JL commence on Mrndiy, the Fourth of Julv,
lSi4, and continue twenty Wfrk.
Intruction is given in'ft.ry department. Tho
SchooJ of Fine Arts (which was mpf-ndd durin"
last k'siion) will be in charge of Mi.s Maut -Lrftwich,
a southern lady of large experience
and supei ior qurtlificati'in.
Tuition in e.tch school, $00
Roard in advance, ioo ',
Each ftudent is expected to furti'nh her own
canIle. and towels and a pair of sheets.
As the number of boarders is Jimitsd, thoe 4c-
irlng adiniksion should male immediate applica
tion. J. H. MILLS,
ju ll-U7-dl2t Oxford, N. C
Ribtica! Recorder copy t weeks.
Bank or North Carolina. -The Sto k
t old- is who have Dividends now .due on' thoi"
Stock of this UatiV , are hert-by nitiffd that tho
respective amounts Are laid" atide in "Sperial
dpoii" in the oldinue of the Confederate Statee
Xote; for them, dnd they are required to apply f(,r
thesataeat the Principal Rauk, Dranchca ' and
Agencies where payable.
By order of the Hoard.
C. DEWEV, Gash.
RaLigh May 25, HG. 103-tawliu
Fayettevillo Observer and Ch.ir ctto Hulla
ttQ pla3 copy
Piesiden 'sOfflco, Lockvillo Miiilnp
and Manufacturing Co.
RALEIGH, N C, Jime 8, 1PC4.
ATA MEETING OF TlIK HOARD OF Dl.
rectors of the LcckviHe Minirg and Manu
facturing Company, it was ordered that five iH.r
cent, or the Capital Stock of the Company bo
paid t- the Trcaaurer br. th 10th r ti.r,..:. ...
month ; twenty per cent, by the It of July next
t wnr. vfi i-n. r..a r f Kw t fc. f . a .1 . a a .
twenty-Hve per cent, by the Ul Sr jdember next
and tv.eiitr-live per cent, br the 1st of October
ne J. M. 1IKCK.
juno 10-116 dUt Sec'y and Treasurer.
Hlllsboro X. C. illlltarj Aratlrinr.
Th? Second eteim (lC4) of this Insiitu
tion, wil! commence July Int. For Circulm and
information apply to
i r . Maj. Wm. M, GORDON,
ma. 17 a5-d3mj . . '