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RALEIGH, N. Oi ; SATURDAY, AUG. 6, 1864.
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as can be dona la the Southern Confederacy.
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' president Davis and Commissioners What
We Fight for.
On of tho Gentlemen who has lately vijited
Ricb-nond, Edmund Lvirk.(who however, ia a
Mr. J. II. Gilmore.) has niada a t publication
eince his return North, an acce.uot of. his in
terview with President Davis. Among other
thing.: we were particularly struck with tbe
following genti-hco:
This war tnust.go on till the last of this
generation fulls in his tracks, and his children
seize his mu-sk&t aad fight our battles, unless
yu acknowledge our right to belfgovem
ruent. We are rot Gihiing for slavery. Wo
are lighting for independence, and that or ex
term i ration we will hav." .
Thse words, fay.- Mr. Kirk, were ottered
by President Pavu "We have no doubt of
it ; they are just toch words as we. might ex
pect from him. But tbe point in this sen
tence which particularly struck" t ur mind and
to which we call the aitentiou of the reader,
is this, ve are not fighting Jor slavery,
At the tir.-t view rainy .will be led to, ex
claim, ti e fi?ht Wgan for -dayery and must
b- for it. Hut tbey will mis tho poitifc,
S ary i? one of the rights of the pen pi, a
" -the ri;bt of electing our own State rfficers;
it is " Sr ,.tt affair, and was tu: known "by name
in the C r,sitution of the United Srat.es, and
hut ooce even blindly reined to. It, there
fore, wou'd be as wrong toay that th Ha
r.)!is of EiaUml, at lluneymedr, were oppoa
in? th" King tor tho simple right of trial by
j.iry, as t'i'ay the 'defe-tsivy war of the Sont.ii
is a war for nvery. In the cas of the Ba
rni:S, the trial by jury was one thio derna.nd-
od and a great thing but had thii been con
ceded, without the writ of .Ha head t'orpns,
the jut-y trial would laave bce us Icas. So
wifb u. Slavery is a right of the people
from the formation of Governments ottSis Con
tinent, it wan moreover a - right which the
. present Administration or tin United States
Government wen tailed up-.n by the N;-rth-ern
fanatical majority' to ureal from the
Southern people. We- resisted the attempt
and hence the war. But behind this he great-
er rights; the rights of 8tate Sovereignty and
the very foundation of the American Iiopub
lic the riht of self-government. Without
this, though slavery ho granted us for thy pur-
' pos of ending-th war, it would be useless,
and subject to the orders of a master greater
tbafithe States. Therefore, it is not for
slavery we art! fighting, but for the p;w.r of
payiujr, if we no desire, that it shall exist here
rr shall not exi.st here; that setmc right for
which our Continental forefathers n-nght, and
which they died trusting they had transmit
td to all their children.
The North upon this smbject is much in the
.dark Fanaticisms and all the other isins to
which mankind is .subject; with the new 'one
added, miscer.egation, has so blinded and de
luded that ismatk peoph, Hint they art craz
ed upon the subject of the tero not slavery
' but negro slavery. They publish to the
world that their armies liavo re leafed fiom
bondage nearly uoe million of negroes, and yt-t
they s Rvev not made a single slave tree, and
Lever will until mibceneqiatioo, be the rule of
the higher classes of Notthern S( cu-i v. and
the bl.uk husband is adniiite to tho Couucil
Chauder and the Hal. ot Igis!ation, while
the white wile does tbe' honors of tho hnit
recepfidnf.
Slavery exists every where ; it i3 only our
good fortune, tlmt our b'aves ate bla k, aral
o't a different lace from' the masters ;' and
moreover our '( d fortune, that our aystetn is
tlie nxt perfect known to the World tbe
vrarrer.tWe system of slavery. Tho i lave in
New Holland who labors feu hours a day for
a small pittance, at night is turned out into
the wrld to live or die abest he or she may
until the hour of labor comes next day. Tbe
alaveot Georgia, stter hi? way's Wwrk is done,
jme tcr his but, provided for him, eats his
mtal provided for him, and sings and dances
with his children and mates, who are around
Lim, all provided for, under the tacit contract
with the. State, that the labor of the slave is
the light of the master, while the ina'ster war
rants to tbe slave, a home, food, protection
aid health or attention when sick. Tbe
ave of New England is irdinitely tbe mst
degraded of tbe two; is always nearer starva
tion ; cap never olaim the 6ame secure place
of lest, and labors more and cams Jess than
the black slave of Geotgia. ' Our system of
slavery desceuded to-us- fr m Abraham, tbe
faithful Patriarch of G"d ; tho Now England
sistem of slavery resulted trcm the i.ature of
aonn und the selfishness of wealth.
So tbe Washington administration in all
this wr have not mac?e a slave free, htovever
rppnv trie ta grces they have made ; but they
"have traufdaud then, fn m ore stare of rlave
ry where their food at;d clothes and health
were warranted, to another, wnero the ordr
warrant they have is 9 mere pittance per d;iy
whic h wilt sj'rdily stAc cecd, through tfm in
tense sclfihnus of the systitn in extermina
ting thtur back slaves.
"We are. not fightms far s!avcry;" for shi-uM
tbey conquor n, there would be trone the less
of negro r-faves, ui-til (be i t w hys en kdhd
iherw rf. when tlso wbitts once wruld .-uecf ed
? If etv. I'ut we tisbt f r CllG.'Verl!T!:efltaIid
State Sovereignty, and when lb s is acknow
ledged all is acknowledged. And we trust
there is no recreant heart among us, however
corrupting ..wars my he, who will ever con
sent to lower the banner to less But let us
adopt as our shibboleth tha words of Presi
ded Davis, and struggla against their might,
pah g .'be mu.-ket to our rbi'drtn, until our
rights are acknow b dgeil. Augusta Con.
Richmond, Aug. 1. The Virginia Commb
ekners to-day rt-ad ptcd fr August, the sched
ule of last May and June, with variation-.
Price e.f wheat, $7$. On tbe lsrof September
tbe schedule of May and June to he adopted.
Maj- Charles M. Roberts, with a portion of
the 14th' N. C. Battalion, attacked a camp of
tbe enemy near tbe TenueJfcee line, pue day
last week, killing seven, capturing fix,
bringing off twenty horses. Maj. Kebertsdid
not lose a man killed or wounded. The pris
oners have arrived here. . TUere are no better
fighting material than can be found is tbe 4th
Battallion, and no better leader for gallant
men thau Charlie Roberts. Anhvill'efes.
Crook's Losoes. -Yat.ker panrrs of the
29'b, sav the -Ios?"s of fb'.i Cr "', at the
eeord battle of WiticbpstCr. are i-sLimated in
killtd and ' wcunded alone, at oue thousand!
men. . . I
; The "Fourth of July."
OHlTIBn HI'TORICAL UKMINIi-CKXCE AND PRE
DICTIV. ( F THE LONDON TIMES.
From the Tendon Tisaes, July 6.
Again the Fourth of July , has come and
gone, and tt.e war between F?derals ar.d 0:n
fe derates lingers on with increasing, but still
unavailing jslaugbter. No one from an obst-r-vation
of whit lia been parsing on that field
of war during the present year, can say that
the contest appear any nearer tho iiu so
long hope for by the invaders. This last
Fourth of July wan an auspicious day for them.
The event which illustrated itchansed for a
time tb public opinion of Europe, and elated
t he Northerners themselves to a point which
made thm ready to submit to ail the lab rs
and sacrifices a new campaign. Goueral
Grant won bis reputation by the capture of
Vii ksburg, a pace of able strategy, and the
grratest blow which had bten struck at tho
independence of too seceded States.
0 0 '
As to predictions of the future assurances
that the suahf Amoric-wi Ireedom i only ttrnp
orariry eciisi scd, and will S'Hn shin out as
bright as evr,nd dazzle the tinv'd eyes of tbe
Oltl Country we a'e quite prepared for them,
ai d would not willingly see ttjtm hne their
i.isii.f phice iu tb proceelings of the day.
But th-rci : part of the Fourth of July ora
tion which ceitaitdy might ba- abar.doned
that which contains thr hi.toric.il reniiniK-e:i-ccs
of the Revontionary war, and tha iuvwc-.
tire against po.or old George III, and bis un
happy mini.-iers ,tod ganeraU Th" peoo-f
ren- o nd good taste, in th North must begin
to think by this Urn- tht the world had h-ard
enough about the Stamp act and tho Tea tax
tbe threatened, legislatures, .the imprisoned,
citizens, Lord North, the Hessians, the Ltdiau
allies, the devastated country tbe occupied
ami oppressed towns, and the various individ
ual outrages which, with more or Jesstrutb,
are laid t - th charge of the British. For sev
enty yfva.,rsthestbin-s have made thlj stap!e.of
evTy American sebxd history, and have
taugo t each child in, the Union to feed and
cherish hatred against the land of his fore
fathers. .
On the great annual festival especially they
have be n set forth with all- the exaggerations
which distinguish?! the eloq-iuco of mere
display.. But, with tbe Irstory .of the. last
three years before them, can any Northern
orator drag up again these tyrannies. of the
past and not feel that, with a changed name,
the fable is being A.YV of himself? "George
HI., with bis Oid World rotions of allegiance
and of tho duty of kings to maintain tbeir au
thrity, thought to coerce the colonies into
obedience to himself and tbe Parliament,
which according to all the legal ih-oiies of the
time, had a general authority over them. Tbe
Federal has gone to war to coerce the inhab
itants of?t number of the States of their
Union to keep up a Government which they
repudiated, miilionsof m m who cotntUution
ally are otrequal terms with themselves, and
over whom ttiey have neither legady nor m'rr
aily any just c titr"l. 'lids War has been car
ried on with a cruelty which far sur passes any
thing that can be laid tt ths charga' of lng
laud, though the lapse of tighty ytars'has
softened men's manners and has caused iju
rnat'ity to-be respected even in the camp
Towns have b'."a b r:o3d d -.vn i:i di tb ,'w A
wantonness, tbe iubabitanta ot a captured city
h-.iVe been put to work in chains, wholesale
piuritbr has iir.p-iver;shed tbe chief people uf a
cor quered .State. Congress has pase l acts
confiscating tbe property of an entire couvnu
nity, and th Exerutiv of Washington has
allowed it to be m.denjtjod that its aimis will,
if successful, do what Saracens atid Tartar?
spared to do viil uneal Ue p.ipalation gea
craUy and divido their lands amociaj the con
quering o'disry. Bar if t:e rods of Gjr,e
lil. bavo became the scorpions & Lin'...jjn, the
failure of the former has not. been, more com
plote thnu that which a contemplate. u of the
state of affairs in tho middle of 18C4 s!i"W us
to have attended tbe iriurtJ of the Federal
Government. Tiieolo boasting abcut Sjrat-j-ga
and York town ought to be beard no more
among the people which has seen so many-armies
defeated in battles where they have rep
resented the Uivadiug English, an l where the
Confederates have taken their oidp;.rt of men
fighting for lite, liberty abd honor. Thoje is a
sad similarity between Pope and Hooper to
day ardjgomc of tbe luckess officers of K'ng
George in the last century. Burgoynemay be
paralleled by liauks, and who kuow.i ttiat
Corn wal lis ar.d bis little army may not have
been prototypes of some giaoder failure on the
soil of V'rgiuia?
To the Suit Commit loners for the Sever
al CountU'4 of North Carolina.
It, uhj he ' known to most of you that yur rail-roa(Vcoumur.i-.itiors
with the Salt V'prkaia Vir
ginia are, al f-r some months have alt been,
interrupted t y rni'is. I now tribe this ino-ie of
it.furuiing you that in consi,iuent,e of this suspen
sion of tranportaiion, th- fra purch:ord ia
North Oari.-lina'in the Spri:g and shipped for the
State Salt "Work?, U yet on the rai, at lVfcrs
tur a&d eleewhero, while eoine reuaics uibip
ped. .
The coticfiucnce of this ia the f n.-penMon of
u-anufteturing S.itr durirg the grenter part tf the
iumtrer at our Works, while all other mauuf.icturcs
bavo been entirel' suspended, and it is believed
most of thern must continue in sus-pense, for want
of provisions. Hence, Slt must tw scarce and
couunand a high price, and especially a the
Works on tho coast have suffered so much by
ranis.
In view of then facte 1 ask you each to send
forward wagons whert'vo'r it is practicable, and send
gr.iin out oy them.
Yu will be allowed two bushel? of Salt for one
bushei of corn, Wheat or Kye, and one bushel for
a bubel of pata.
The tesms can carry twice as much as will fped
thorn, and in must cases more. Then the remain
ing halt will pay for full load of Salt.
" Cut if each wnon'will bring one third or one,
fourth of a load of graia, it will give an abuadiint
supply.
Please make it known to your' citizens that the
same terms will be made with any f them who
may' send on their own account. .We give prefer
ence to the counties, but must have grain, end
have no fear that we will get too much, or that it
will come ia faster than the Salt can be made to
exchange.
We have on hand between five and six thousand,
cords of good dry wood, capable of producing at
least one hundred and fifty thousand bushels of
Salt. This wood must be hauled, and for that
purpose we want additional teams, and under the
iate orderof the Conscript Bureau, none will b
detailed s tcamjiters who are -under 45 years of
age. I therefore nsk each . of you to endeavor to
nend m? a few rj.a bvtween 45 aud 50 yeaTs old.
that I liny ar fir.?. procure them to 1 e detailed to i
Laul at the .salt Works. K. W. W U0D1I2
Aug 3 d3t Superintendent.
nnWO niiXBBED DOLLARS reward.
1. llanawar, from the SRbicriW, on tto- 7th
Julv. 18K4, hit negro boy OpMAN, seventeen
year of age, 'five feet five inches high, weighs
' 132 r.ouii3, c'L-le ion dark enuff; had oa when;
h Irft a new" pair of copperas-colored. pants, a
now ?hirt, gray cap, and was -barefooted. Said
b r formrlv belonged to Col. Clark, of Newborn,
but has Ueen .ivinj; in the counties of Alamance
and Guilford since thj commenciment of the war.
He has a wife living at Graham, and will proba
bly b round lurking ia .that vicinity. He inti
mated to the balance of the negroes, some weeks
ag, that hi intended to go to the Yankees, and
will, fter'ap3, try to matte h'a way to them.
Taeabve reward of two hundred dollars will
be given for the confinement 'or delivery, of said
negro, so tbaUthe subsci ibr can cut him.
Address, ; GKO. W. FOUST,
jaly 29-dtf Grbaoaville, Guilford Co., N. G.
STRATKD. '
FROM A WIDOW LADY, living, rear Earle
Kock, Wako county, about the 1st cf July
last, a large white. COW, with pale red spots on
her neck and sides: She na.- in milk, having
left a young calf. There was a piece of rope tu d
round one of her bind legs. When last heard from
she was at Maj. Wilder'g; near Raleigh. Any in
formation leading to her recovery will be thank
fully received and liberally rewarded. .My Port
Oifice is Sandv Level, Johnston Countv . N. C.
August 3 dlt. SAM. P. IIOUTOX.
: WANTK9,"
r?.l)K AN INFANT, ONE MONTH OLD,
L a W ET NU ii.SC, white or colored,
to take entire charge
of the child.
A good Sernstreg3 aid ilouse Servant could
be exchanged for the Norse.
Apply at this oiiicc. anj 6-dfit
Seasonable and Desirable Goods.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
r ALUS B'lakand Colored Ylx Thread,
UJ 150 doz. Co'te's AVhie Spool Cotton
40 doz. Clark's assorted colors ditto,
500 gios shirt and coat rubber and 'pearl
buttons, .
200 gross black and white pant buttons,
30 grass lasting coat and voit buttons, -'
20 doz. fine and dressing combs,
2u0 yards linos,
150 yards black and white inu.-in gicgiam,
500 yards bbtcSc and white calico,
1000 yards light colored, do,
I0d0 "yards dark colored d;,
50o yards colored and black alapaciss,
500 jat d: colored and black and white muslin,
40 dozen steel skirt springs,
2 pieces black broad cloth,
1 piece black cassimere,
11 pieces colored cassimere,
2 pieces silk poplin,
- 20 dfzen gtints' colored handle echiijfs,
4 pitwes red and white fUnn !,
30 pieces fine bleached cotton cloth,
35 doz. to:ht sojrsouv vvvy G.oe,
L?ad pencils, sooa by the keg or pound,
Stct-1 pens and pen holders,
40,00) white and colored envelopes, - ,
25 oz- quinine; English paper,
20 dozen roller skiuf,
PritTie Ilio Coffie, and many other , goads, at
small profits.
, JAS. Y. WIIITTED & CO
aug5-eodl2t , Hillsboro', N. C.
Teacher anted,
TO take charge of a Fit WE SO HOOL. A gen
tleman X'referrt-d. Jsron r.eod apy.lv unless
"weli recommended. As to sa'urv, ce., addvf.jf
ALLKN VV. WOOTK.V,
aug 5-4t ' Mostly Hall P. O.. N. O. ,
"VTOTICE. AiUlHisc vhi) have r.ofpihl
XN Into the Tr'"asn'ry of tho North T-ars lina
Volunteer Nary Company their subscriptions, -are
requested to do so at ones, .as the" Company is r'-v
abi.at sen-H.-'g abroad an A ant to niiiiu'-fiias
of a vessel. And those wishing to take stock will
havt- a i-hort time to procure the same Jbeforc the
booka will be closed. ' .
. cyiius P. MEN DEN HALL, -
aug 5-d6t President. '
Kil;-ih Conservative, tTilminsrtn Journal,
an I G i-enTlxoo' Patriot will please copy in c.ii'3'
on? week and send !iiis to tbii ctii?2 !or- settie
uient. G reuf ,hrro' J'airioi.
Runaway 5t sroes Per bale.
IOFFEft for bale two r.eero men, InAAC and
CH-AIl, who kft thL Ti.ir.tati(in of the lite
Gen. Thonms J. Green, in Warren county, mi .the
iuootIi of January, lb(3, an.! are cow supposed. to
be m the neighborhood of VTeldon, N. C.. near
which place .ne.of them, (l?:uic) haG a wife6e
lor jrin to Vm. 11. Ponton, Es-q'. "
The negroes a'oore named were formerly the
property of Mr. Dndl?y Clanton, dectased, of
Halifax county, N. C. -Deschiptios-.
Isaac is very black abeut 26
years of age,-5 feet 10 or 11 inches in height.
Cac-ir near the saire ge and beigth, of dark
mulatto or ginger-cake color.
My. address is Louisburg, N C.
GEO. TUNSTALL, Agent
aug 5 dGt For N. K. and G. D. Tunstall.
BU. B. F. ARRINGTOX.
(OFFICE AT KICHAN 6 EHOTEL.)
'S3& Ofiice hours from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and
from 3 to 6 p. m., until 1st October,
aug 4-dtf .
M
RS. MILLER continues to accommodate
Boarders, by the day, week or month.
"VfoUcp.Takfn tip ami committed to
Xl the Jail of Carawba, a dark NEGKOman
about tilty years of age. Said pgro gays his name
is PLEASANT, and that he is the pioperty of
Hugh Carlyle and Geo. Henderson of Georgia.
A. J. HELTEN, Jailor. .
Newton N. C. April 13lh 1S4. ap. 20 12-w6m
. -AIRAM'S SALVE?
fTHIS Salve has been thoroughly festfd fcr
I many yeirs. and is now off-.-red to the nub lc !
wnu me g.'araniee uiii ir poss-eeses an me raiu
able healing properties claimed for it.
Fer all cuts, bruisee,-burns, ecahls, risings, felons,
blisters, ulcers, excoriations, rising and gathered
brcists. and for all wounttn'-t every deseripjicn, it
will be found. emine::tly tuccetsful in nffording re
lief and eff-;eiing a cure. - -
It ia teculiirly adapted to wound" exhiliting
eymptotns of erysipelas.
Kef-rence is made to the following persons who
have used tbe Salve, a:d can testify to its healing
rowers; P. G. Snowden, Srg. P. A. C. S ; Drs.
Hanks and Berry, Pittsborough ; Rev. Bobert
B. Sutton. Rector of St Bartholomew? Church Pitts
.boruirb : Hon. A. Rencher, CoT. Henry A. London '
Dr. W. F. narlUe, member of Examing Board 7th
Congressional District.
1-or Kale by P. F. PESCUD, Raleigk, aad
ether Druggist in the State and
F. AlliAM, Pittsbor N. C.
July ll-eed-13t
HATS! I1ATS ! !
FOR every two and a hjilf puads of clean and
well washed WOOL, -we will give a wool
bat. Parties at a ditaaca can send wool per Ex
press to Franklinton. We will deliver the hats
at that point, if desired.
A. S. GILL & CO.
Pacific Post Office. Fraaln county, N C.
July 2 1864 aw-4t
T anted To litre y the month, or for the t
VV balance of tha y-ar, a god WASHER ;
and I RONE R. For further particular, ecqaire
atthisoSce. . aag2-dtf 1
B
00K AXD JOB WORK
Neatly executed at
THIS OFF1CS.
i Xegrccs anil Cotton.
I WISH to bay one Hundred lively young NE
GKOES, -between the ages of ten and sixteen
years; and a first-rate farming. BLACKSMITH.
"Also one or two hundred bale of good COTTON,
in good order. - TUOS J. PEUSON, .
aug 5-d7t
Garvsburg, N. C.
Fifty DoNnrs Rewftnl.-
E STRAYED, on theitl of July Ia?t, a large
1 UF7D COW, with some frw white spots. Also
e HEIFER two year old, about the same descrip
tion, with white face I will gire tha above re
ward of fifty dollars for their drlivery to tae, or
.any information that will enable me to get them.
S.W.MARSHALL,
aag4-d3t Pacific, N. C.
TaSiRCKT DEPMtTKEaT, C. S. A.,)
Richmond. Julv 23, 1S64. J
rp AXED TREASBUY NOTES.
In order to promote. 83 far as practicable, the
ea?ly liquidation bv the Trea.surv of the OUT
STANDING TAXEI NOTES, the Treasurer,
A ssistant Treasurer and Pay Depositaries in tbt
different States, are hereby authorized to receive
the said notes, except the $100 uotes,. at 6G?a per
centum, on deposit, issuing for same. Crtiticates
of Loan, upon hypothecation of non-taxable
bonds. be'said ertificates to b? payable cn de
mand, after the expiration f ninety 'days.
And all agent? for tha sala of the above bonds
are hereby authorized to receire th taxed notej..
with the v-vception above naVned, io payiueLt of
bonds, w fcea sold, at tb'. rate of ; ner centum.
G. A. TUrtNHOLSl,
aug 4-eodl'it fceerttary of tbe'frtatary.
$30 REWARD.
fa Y bov M.ACK has runawav. Ho left on
1 -fi!fi-.r ereninr last. I'will srive tbe abova
're.7?i d tor hi? appre hiM-n and d.-irory to me.'
Mack i. '.bf.ut.if year? od, b'ack c mplexin,
weighs about 1 10 poat-ds, f:v feet three inches
high. He may endoavor w make his way to the
nrTghbotbood of George W. Tompn's, as bis
mother belongs to the estate of Pelep S. Uocers.
july 29-tf JOHN O'UORKE.
UeacUiitr'.rii r's P.esfrc, N. C.,
Extract. ilALEUH August 1st, 18X14. J
General Ouenns
No 4. .1
I Captains of, Senior Rosrve, in the several
. counfie.of the; SUte of North Croiin, whewa
Companies have been -organized, will asic-mbl-i
them at their respeetir- Court Houses, every
Saturday at 12 o'clock, lor drill and instruction.
By Command of
Lt. G;n. IIolsiks.
JNO. W. HINSDALE,
August 3 dGt. A. A. G.
AGENTS WIN TED.
AGENTS WANTED TN EVERY COUNTY
in t!i r Southern Confederacy, to use tos c-.?tt
Of implcmeut.9 of Cai Ibfc's Pnti-ot, fir it oai' ing
find reriv.tiig C-.tton and Wool cards. We vvil
tell county agencies or will sell the s-tt of i-nple-nicnts,
to some good and responsible psrsoa to uso
th.-sn in a comity or., half -'lures
The s?tt (posting $75,00) is all that i required
for th? ag'iit to bjrin with. This is a very profi
table bursinfss. Add res. -
J. H. C VULISLE, & CO.,
july 30-c,.2Ciaw8t Kingwood, N. C.
Co.vfcutpr OKF'rcf?,
w . Raleiirh N. C. August 1ft. '04. j
CII-CULAU 1
No. 37. '
yV.stil't KsrnlRsi;: of2rcn will pro-
reed in'm. -iliat'.ly to aetkm in accord.iucJ
with Cireular No. 2l'. jVum Bureau of . Consci i,i
tii.n herewi'h pti5 i-Ji '!. It trovislons rpply ".3
.w. 'I tiiw-fcn- apr.'.!iiatioris arc now pettd-
irg a to iioi.-. who may h .i e ifter a, -ply.
Apviicrtts tor r- n-'A:.' oi dctud will not be
j'onuitted to remaia 1oiu or at woik after lb-?
i .".o'l iiiit -of 111-- tiuij allowed by the tcj iU3 of
llo gravtd.
5r "order of ih Cumuiandmt.
E.J. HARDIN.
.' AdjaUtijt.
Oo'Kr:tE:ATB SjATfcS OF-AMCR!CA,
W&r D.-f't, iur'au of iJincririioi.
Uicbmoud. Va., Julr 8, liSCt J
C1UCULA!: '
.0 1't.
T.' S'-eretnry of War lorrcts, that-hereafter '
r !u-lough-be allowed by the e,T;c;rs of coti
Feiiiptior. 1 ai-plicants for exemption not su-tnia-t-d
a' f.q'ii red by ri gu'Htion ; or-dr-tail, wbi-ist
their .pp!ieriti'!M are peuoing ; but that thev bo
promptly forwardeii to the Camps of I.struction,
a;d at oaeo ifssigo"d to cotiMiiir.os in the fild. en
titled un-.l'jr existing oi tiers t. rct ive conscripts.
Enrolling oiricers will, with tha aid of tlie
Temporary iJoards, proceed diligently to investi
gate all tuch applieatiems, in accordance with til-;
instructions heretofore given, and forward then,
to the Bureau, with thei reports. and opinion,
for such actiou as tbe War Department may taky
in reference to sai'l applicants.
Upon transmitting tha applictiuris to the Bu
reau, Commandants w ill state the commands to
which the applicants wer e assigned.
By cowunaud of Col. Thos. P. Aug?t, Actisg
Superintendent.
C B. DUFFIELD,
A. A. Gcaural
ft. Conserrative. Fayetteville Observer, Wi!-'
mingtwr. Jouraal, Charlotte Democrat, AsheviHe.
News, State Jourisal, aod Wudcsbiro' Arus
copy four times. t"ug 2-4t
1 . y
IIeauquarteks Asmv Northeiis Va.,)
Ordnance Oriice,, V
Julv '20 1hC4.
BRIG. GEN. RL'FUS RAUUINGEIt, command
.ing Jiiigadeof Cavalry, Army N'ortbcrn Vir
ginia, is hereby authorized to take po.-s tsion of
all cavalry arms, e.quipni-cts and eccout.renier.t3
in the hands r ciTiltann or other unathoi iv;..J
persons in the State of North Carolina, ween be
is satistieil that sueh arms, Ac., ars legitimately
the property of the ' Cn' derate Stat-.-s.' 'Ail
aroij, Ac, dropped by our troops or the enemy
on tb.ir line1 of march, or on battle-fields, or 1 ft
or hold by officers or ptirag to persona nt in
th piilitaryferyice. are tho propertv'of the Con
federate States. N person in the military Her-
vie-e ha.-s a 1 it to se!S or otherwis d'.-pse -f
arws, ic. esrc'pt wbsa un!---f tio? orders iiJ
regulations of ttie Ordnance Department.
Gen . I Uarringer will r.ft delegate, this autbor
i?V to any one except commissioned e.Ricers of bis
owd commfftd, who will be furnished fcith a copy
of thi3 authority, and withinsfructions to furnish
receipts ta parties from whom arms, Ac, are ta- m
kej undijr its provision.
P.y command of General R. E. Lff.
Siifnedl BRISCO Cr. R LD WIN,
Lieut. .Col. and Chief OrdD ice' t!icr.
Army Northern V.
Under this authority, I desire especially to
gather'np McCle'dan-saddles. These Buddies were
cap' ured from the eremy. . Tbere can be no pri
vate property in them. Partizaa lv sneers ard
others have no rijjht t sell themt except to tbe
government, which pays fixed prices for the cap
tares. t .
This brigade is much in need ot good saddles.
Many or thoge we have are ruininx the brstfc'
back's. The men are losing largely and tbe-ser-rice
suffering severely by tbse saddles bei
withheld from it. often abstrated by -so eUers. I
appeal to all -patiots to 'oiae forwaiel and volun
tarily give them up to the ooicera and men of this
brigade in tbeir resntctire localities, who will re
ceipt for them. Tboe now at home, and espe
cially all oa 'horse detail-,' are-required to gather
up these, saddles, also Sharp's rifles, Colt'afV
yeaters, and other cavalry arras and equipment,
the property of the Confederate States, ami bring
them back into the service. All iesonable. ex
penses incurred ia.this way will be repaid ttem.
I clainno riiht at prcie&t eitb-r to iiz? or
impreg? these urms ard cquipieents, but I confi
dently expect every boiiest mm. not in the fit-Id,
to civ? tLi -tu uy. They ouzht to e ashamed, in
a tiae like this, to he s'n vit".i th'-ni. ,
I.UFUS BAliltlNGER, Biig. Gen.
aug 4-tw2w . '
Information Wanted.
CADET A. C. IIARTSFIFI.D was farlovgLeJ
from the Wieder .Hospital,; Ricbnrnd, Va.,
4th Dirisita and 54th Ward, on tbe 21t June,
since which time 1 erthiug b&s been beard of bin.
He is supposed to have lak.n the Dkntille train
for Greensboro. Any person that e.in give any
information concerning' bim, will greatly Telicte
bis dislrtsic-d parents b a Jdiefs-ing
Dk. W.IIAUTSFIELD,
RolcBTjlle. Wake rouuty, N.-C.
Richmevd Sentinel and Enquirer copy three
times and recct bills" to this office,
aug l-3t
'Office Raleigh k Canton R. R. Co'py,
RALEIGU, July 7, 1861.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company have declared a dividend of 15 per
cent, on the capital stock, payable on and alter
after 1st of August, 184. in tour per cent certi
ficates and bonds of the Confederate States, or in
Confederate treasury notes of the old issuo at
face value, at tho option of the Company.
W. W. VASS,
jul8dtf Tre-urr. .
3Tesrcs anil Fouadrynian Wanted.
0FF1C2 OF TDK L( CKVILLK Ml!TIa AND MaSCFAC-
trnixo Coiiraxv,
LocKViLtx, Chatham county, N. C
TV
a. i m laimcciaTeiy. ry tm uompany,
TillRTi .tlOOU NEGROES chwr
ppe-j
- prei'-red. W e a'so wih to employ a whitel OL
DRYMANj who c-in tak the 'iitire cuctrd of a
C(.U blat tharcoal Furnace. Foroe w'tll quali
fied, steady einloyment will be given. Ayply to
wie at once, at the Endor Furnace, or and res
me there, ri Fayettetil'e. N. C.
july2Vuiet W. S. DOWNER, Supt.
CiiUT j;n: once 1st ton:, nist. . c.,t
July 21st, I8ii. I
GENj;jr. OnrKl
No. 5. j
"F" : THE organization of the Serior CIer of
I lvcscrves having ben rejidered icpr-acticable
under former instructions from this oiher, owing
to tbe fact that there were net men enough cf
that classs urollcd to form a company ia ai-y one
county; it i? ordered that all male white per sot
b-'tween tbe ag- s of 13 and 50 ( v. bi her pre
viously eniolleel or not) a 5mble ein the lli.h day
tf August, at the le.llowiig j i cci1, to coii-plelu .
their organizttion, viz :
"lbt.Bc of the counties rf Hertford and North,
amptoa, at.Garytburg.
Those of the county of Certie, at Windsor.
Th.-st)t'thecoantic-sof Wa.hiugtou and Martin,
at Wiliianiston.
II. Local-Enrolling O Jer on duty in the suv-er.-
counties in hich theTepdzvous areordcrsi,
will swperintc-nd tha organization of tbe rompa
iiies ar.d the election of the ygicers, in af coinlauce
wUUJfcrmer inst uctions, and forward the iW
mid cei titicutts of election to this wtilco witLuut
dday.
III. Local Ewrelling Ooicers are .charged not
onlv with the dissemination of this order, but will
be held strictly rci-ponsib'.e for its execution like
wise. They will call upon tli.7 nulitia ofheers ta
aid them an 1 will fr.ir no pains tu securw tha
presence of all tbe "Seaior Reserves" ia tbeir re
spective counties.
IV. It is not the intentivn. of tha Lieutenant
General Commanding Reserves of N. C. to keep
the Seti r Chvs of his force iu the field. The
purpose this order ia siiuplv to organize tha
' Nmpaidv ho as to reader them c.'Vui ntir. ip ll
T5g raids, a-id in oilier emergencies. A prompt
attend.-irce i? urged upt.n ire men. ar.d very man
ii reminded '.bat it is to int-jtest rot otty tu bo
present him e'.! on the dy appointed, bat to see
that h'ti itigiibors come to;, as it will be neces
sary t retain t.h. 011 a th? rend-nrous'till a u!li
ci.vjt e.u.i.t'er iv po'rt tt orcr;niz. As toon, nu the
other iotii.l. fA t he o jraiiiz.uioLi -is complete. lko
men v.ill bo permitted tu rtturu-t' tj.ir hoi'ie-.
. (Si-ri'-d) filK.II L. "COL, .
Cipt and Chief E. O. 1ft C. 1). S. C.
. july 2C-dtd t .
l"or,s:rva:ive cepy till elat? ai-d ?nd bill ti tb:?
oi!'C.. , .
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE R. R., -
StPKMSTENI'SST,? OrKICS. f
Ilicbu-.ond. July 2lt, 1SG4. J
Notice-
Wr ANTED. A MiVer Slrhiui-t. Pcisr!S
arplvlrg will be' required to ;rivft sroed re
ferenc s. " CI1AS. G. TALCOTT,
aug'idlSt Sappriatiu,er.t.
CnfciIcratc.Taxes !
rpHE Co: fed-rate Tar Ass -sos for the C'unty
1 of Wake, wiif attend at fiis following tijo-s
and places, for the pur.e. of as!esing the TAX ES
l-n- tbj year 104. At
Raleigh, TbarsJay, Fri 'a and S-t.urdav;
ltt, 2nd una 3rd S-ptr-mbcr, '
Banks,-Monday. ."ih
Barnev Jones'i Tuesday, (h "
LashleVeX Roads, Wednesday, 7th "
Gi t'tn Level. Thursday, " Sth
JiorrisvilU. Friday, 9ih "
Buee'.-. Mnndav, 12th
Hood's Tuesday, I3.'h
Wake ti Id. Wednesday, ." 14th
Rclesville, Thursiay,' m lith
Torestviilr, Miflay". .. " ltUh
DunrejviUe, Saturday, . 1 7t U
Lawi', Tuesday, 20 tb
Oak rove, Wednesday, ' 21s-t
G. W. Thompson'?. Thursday, 22od
n
it
ii
It
II
I .
(
It
The tax-p:iers nf tbe County are hereby notU
fi-,d to att'-rt'i" at the ti::- s and (laces aboe tat
evl, nearest their respective n-Hdene'es, HrTl furn-
ish to the A.-s..sors a Cf-rrt h.-t orth-i rJ!owiiig
suj jctn f taxathm, on band, hc-IJ and ovnied oa
"the 17th o! Februsry, 104 :
La::d, nuiobfr of acrj-s sr.d value iu lO.
Slav'i, iiunib.! , sex, awe, and v-d in IbM.
ll!!wn,.Mu!p., A.ses.jK.d Jefi.nc-t-, arid value in
1 St 0. Cattle, number and v.-Jue ii lt'0. "heep,
(JoiM nd 11(1':. and value in th-;o. Cotton,
Woul, TobieCo, 'ii, V.'h'it. ( it. Rye. Luck
wheat. Rife. Potato. s, of all k::eJ-, P a, Groord
pca. l.ii't.f. I-1 nr, Mecl, Suar, M-ilfcr?, Ba
con. Lrd Sj ii itunti Lvpi'.rs. Ac, on b itidi
tho !7t. t v o Ft b utry. l'-4, aod u t n. ee-.a!y
for family enSU!r. f t i n '"or the year If 4. llc
imb r of bur-hel and their v.duo rc-p-ciivx'y,
mu-t be; staioJ -'pr.rat iv.
lion.-, ho d and Ji ch mi Kurrdturo, Agricultarsl
imj b.ments, Mechanical Tooii, wnd Muiicnl ih
struir.ents. --u their valu in lC:. CaTiiatres,
(Tarts, and Wag1. ins, iJrays, Ac, and valu ia
1S00. Ii.n.k'j Mars, Painting?. Pictar.cs. tation
cry, Ac, ard vaiu"; in lx.0. Pr'opeity of all Ct
porations,-Joibt Stock Companies ar.d !o!ia
tion.4. Gold aa 1 Silver coin. Gold.dust, and G.,ld
or Silver buUb-n. Amount ot all solvsnt credits,
Rank lli'.N, and all other paper bued a cur n
cy, i 'xclii-ive of n n-ir.teiet bearii.g ''onffrtr
rate Trea?urv N-'t".. and employed ia a taxed
bu-dn ss. Valueof all moneys held abrod, and
bil's of Exchange on foreign countries; and the
value of A artic s of personal or mixed property"
not enumerated, above, and not exempt from tax
atioa. Laad, SUves, Cotton and Tobacco pur
chased since the 1st of January. lw62. mail be
lifted at the amount pti-J tor them. The Uada
will also be lieteJ.
M. A. PLEDSOS,) A
li. it. J V S Ei, A,Ml "or,
aeg 3-d2Ct
i 1
I 1-
611(7: ilAXlTACTOUY!
I am constantly Maiturarturlnz ?at
Thomasville, North Careliaa,
LADIES
LACE
- . ' BOOTS, .
Madof'the finest French Calf Skn, with U.
rocco tL and evUtt
LADIES' FRENCH" CALF GAlTERS,
GEVTLEI5'NS do d do
do do" Roots,
' Kir- Pi o;an Shoes. n ,
fl vv zro 0.)sr . -.s
aCr Aadrcs uiat Greensboro. N. C.
aag 2-d26t A. A- WILLLAUD.
Sorghnm Boil? rs,
FOK SALE.
I Ilar.ufactaririg- Boilers of all sices'. -All
widen ur.iuptly iLtec-cd 1 0.
P. T. NORWOOD.
Raleigh, Jidy 22 dtf
Bond for Ssfle.
I'lYK UUSmtKD UILUOS CONFEDE
RATE SIX PEK VEST. DOXDS.
'PHESK BONDS prevrt the greatest indue.
1. meets -for inve5tn:cnf. Tbey btre thirty
years to ran, iuter?t paynble . tn'i-aor.ually, and
are s -cured bv import ard export duties; are
eiempt, prine'ipnl and Interest, from taxation,
and the couror.e receivable as coin for cnttora
duties. Apply to
allen s.tsmns.
Agent Tn a?ury Department.
Wilmington, X. C, July 22 tf
MQivn mis,
IV H S I E S A L K TOBACCO HOUSE,
AND
.Commission Merchant,
GOLDSliORO', N. C.
Il!rRALadraiiceiucntsniad on 1'ioduco con--J
Ms-iud to me.
july 14, XfcC4 d3;n.
THE r SArbXA CJA K'Ol Lb .
18 TUk MO-vT 1 EFFECT MACIttNIC FtK
GRINDING- SORGB.UM,
VKT OFFKHl'I) TO 'ill! rUllLKJ.
rvREFt'LLY fiitructed under the immediate
v' super vi.-ioe. tf a :ei.tl mn 1 cfidi r t lor fceveral
yi is 0:1 a gnr ptiitsti'r, it conitdres the r.
suits ttf bis practical cxperieree with U ftn.ate
ri,il nn'l goud wurkmauf hip. It reqiir. v 1 v
litlle wood vot k in seitirp up, jr,d comlnn, f, in r.'n
eminent degtee, enee-nomy and durability.
Other Mills f 2 3 roileif, horioutl and
v. rtical, and Syrup Bilers from 20 gallon to i'-O
gallens, fcr a!e. Aodre.-is
SAPONA IRON CO.,
FeU"vi!!e. N. C;
N. H. Hills hud boilns eU-iitrtd at Egypt on
Wert em Railroad, r at Ra'etgb, or i!ei 1 isvolo
c N. ( lU'di-wati.
july 21 Vui
wool n6tice7 :
y u a rt 1: rs m a st ::i;'s v i.ta i:tm k x t,
Kaleigm, Jci.t 2, lfC4.'
I AM N7 PH KPARED H EXCHANtJU
C)t;on Tara f . r Wool, upffi. tb fJil mSug
tenus, v ivi ,
Oat bunch f Tfc n fur tbree pcurds wai-bcd
Wrl, and sutebenrla fjr fuurpeunds unwashed.
igeuts bt e b"tn app;inte.i to umk the ex-
change at tbe bille wirg pit rt': Oxford, Tat bro,
Kiust-.n, Chth er ii.'c Litke, Cooeoid, Rockifhatn,
Ji Ddeit; mvill, State.-v iile, l.oiUio', Ahheville,
rittsbon'. Louitburg, Fayr ttcville, Colorain, and
at this place.
Persons ihippirg wool tn this place w Ml plesKe
h.a: k on th- packages who they ai from, wnd iU
cotton yaru will b forwarded iniiiu-diutcly.
I hope tb pcoy.le w II rati iotiealh rcpopd to
the above notice, as tb Wool is for" clothing tho
N. C. Truopd.
H. A. DO WD, A. Q. M'., N. C.t.
jaly.SUO-tr
KEW' AUCTION AND COMMISSION STOKE.
W!l. A.V 51. S. Tl ( ILi ic ; m U. K.
Andrews, ,bav( this e!; auroe'ati d them-,
s-lteH togeth-i uner t lie irii" 1.1 ! tvlw f
ICCKEi;, ANDREWS A ".. . for the , s pen of
coiidii-f ing a. genera I Auction and . Ci uitJihMon
bu.-iiu.-i. Ajl Lui',ie.i er.tiu.-'ei to tL VI will
u. et with piorliief.f ard di.-i.aiel..
Tt'CKia;, A.vDbLvra & co. '
rpilROLtill tbe tu(v . iie-i'aitiij. of hi fri ni,
1 THOMAS I. f a ., eu-.-euie 1 et;ili.
te become a euioli'i it to rcpii-nt the umv tf
S.eLtpifon in the H:n. . jwTy 2.i-t .
Stolen.
rROM THE r.XCHANt.E liOTKl.. lUleb,
I. tin th-: And of Juj la. t, on Goi.n 'J nii.-ij.,
r::arkcl A. L , aN.i n ojir of Pearl and .Lit Fas'
klNG. with 1. f ' r i;ua?("'. Any iriCormalien Irlt
at THIS OFFICE, le oluig to the r coviy ol said
ai ti'-fej. w ill b: libn 'l v iew'rdd.
. july Sl-J-ibi .
mm CITV ISMDANCE (Ojin.NV,
OF I1IC2IO.NJ), VA.
CAJ'lT.iL ::00.0000.
Takes rhk agnirt Sre ut lowtvt rat'..,
T. H. W YN N L, Pren. E. M OA UTHY.
N. ii. Aoksts WiNisn. jnl23t'Jv
( ha moTTE fi:m AiJ:lxinii 1 1 .
f Iini" exercines of thi Sebiol will be r.fu:itd on
L WEDNESDAY, SEP'l EMIH.R I4ib. Tb'.
who wifth to sei urrplar?s, n:ust make earh a pli
cation. For circulars e.-entair ii;g terms, hd
dre. Rtv. U. liar. well, CbaiUite, N. C.
july 27 2taw4t
XjIIKKT IRON FOR SORGHUM 1101LER8
0 ill and Sl j fe" t loi.g. irchis thick a.d 30
inc s i id-, f r ih' t-y
je.lr 2 I S dtf CREECH A LITCJIFOED
1 oaxs ox the .sEcrtirr or tTu:
jh ye hi xi it i:i nu i. ux ,ix pei:
1 EXT. NO.V TA.XAUI.i; HOXliS VftliEU
tui: si: vex Tn sEcrtox or the cue.
E1JXVV LA l
D?p it o.t e ill wit! bo rec-lrtd by the Tr ri
urer in ll icin, A i-i i"t Tiaf-tuer nt (l..t 1 -k-too
i.d M'ttol-. nr.d t ! IV; oitiiie. a Wilmieg
t.tn, ftfch 'h. Cvlut;bi'. Augita. Situ, una inj
ioTitgoinrry, asd c:Ttitir-Hf. wrii be i -mi d for
the Mm., b-arir-.jr jt.tent at tbria.Vof uur p-r
nt fr ncnarn, ii,d n-run-A b , ll.v byj o;h. a
ti'-n of art s:i. u?it of lb- b ve bond. equal t
tie puui of th.e baiii. Tbe b-ir.ds to be -t
p' tb. tbe Tra,uo r. nrd tbe oh.e.. d.-. v b-T.
I s.ld, f poJi-d exclusively ft he payrne-! rf lb a
1 sai'l CL-rti!icatt "
J The security and --.nvenirce 4.Ti.tded to lnl
' sni other corporations, atid to tbe publiegtner
I ally, by th'n mode of temporarr invet:eei.t, ku
'. thfl-ctof the uit anre if c-i-ei ally adopUd, in
kc-ping the currency withiu moderate bund, it
is kopi-d, will roinmerd it to tbe favorable ron-
lefatir.n uf tLe coniruMv, si.d pecure tbfir
priMi.pt co-op-ralioB in-arrtlng into r tT c t.
G. A..TilK"iOl.M,
S'cr"try vl tb- To mrr.
nicawus, July 22, li 4. . jaiy 27-e'tf
OFPICE OF C. S. DEPO ITAKY, )
Rai.si-.ii. N. C, .luh i:oto, leGt.
H OLDERS if fiht and st v. n pr cr.f. i.rti
fixates, iiued bv 5enrge W. Mordrtal, latw
DepoMtary, a: l of six per cent.-ertificates Mucd
by the ur-d-rigr.ei!, fit r qu rtcd to prt s ot them
and receive their noHs. Thecoupout ibereoo.
du Janasry hrt ai d Juty fiist, lfC4, will bpaM
at tbe i-aiae'ti-re.
Holders of Registered Stocks, who hsvo here,
tofore received their. interft at Wilmington, ar
a?in inf.rreed that tbe fame will be paid at this
otiice in future. Holders cf any Rg tiered Ponds
can r-crive th-ir interet at tbisoflice, by repjef i-i-g
the Register at KWuncnd to tianfer bis
stock to tbe pay-roll of tkis Depoi-itary.
C. H. HARRISON,
Jul J 27 tf . C. !S. Depositurr.
Conservative copy till forbid.
HlllBboro V. C. MUltnrjr Aiadrmt.-.
The Second Seiou (tSSi) cf this Ir.stito
tion, will ecimner;c July 1st. For Circolars and
ufor;cation spply to '
Mj- Wm. II. GOUDOX,
mt. IT .3S-d3ra '