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RALEIGH, N. O. THURSDAY, SEPT'll 29, 1864.
OLD SERIES, I
VOL. V. J
No sabacriptions received on any other terms
thaa th above, nor for a longer or shorter period.
VOL. I No. 209.
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Reported especially for the Daily Telegraph and
. Confederate
President Davis in Macon.
President Davis arrived quite unexpect
edly oti the Central train at four o'clock
yesterday: monrog. Indecdno nc io the
city bad the least intimation of his com
ing. A meet.ug wa3 advertised in the
morning journals' to take, place at the
JJaptist Church at 11 o'clock, for the pur
pose ot devising mans for the relief t f
the Atlanta t refugees. . A soon a the
4 1'reiideut's arrival became generally
kn wn, it was determined to invite him to
aJdress t e meeting. -
After an organization hod been effected,
a committee cootisting of Clifford Ander
bou, Howell Cobb and II. 15. Troutrnan,
waa sent to the residence of General Cobb,
where tho President was stopping, to ex
tend him a formal invitation. In a abort
while tho Committee returned to the
church eicortiflg the President in person.
When be armed at the head of the right
cand aiMrt, thote was a prolonged applause.
The President turned to the audience and
re rp.ii.tuW-r 3m I ;
Introduced, by UeneraTTJobblilr. t)avis
e aid : - -
Ladies amd Gentlemen, Friends
and Fellow Citizens : It would have
gladdened my heart to have met you in
prosperity instead of adversity. JLJut
fruncU are drawn together in aJversity.
The hon of a Georgian, who fough t through
the fim Revolution, I would be uutrue to
myself if I should forget the State in htr
day of peril. ' .
What, though misfortune ha befallen
our arms from Decatur to Joncsb ro', our
cause U not lost. Sherman cannot keep
up hi- long line of communication, tm i
retreat, sooner or later, he must. And
when that day come9, the fate thatjaefel
the army of the French Empire in its
retreat from Moscow, will be re enacted
Our cavalry and our people will hart ass
and destroy his artuy as d.d the Cossacks
that of Napolt-on, and the Yankee General,
like him, will escape with only a body
guard. -
How can this bo the most spe lily ef
frcted? By the absentees of Hood's army
returning to their posts. And will they
not ? Can they see tho banished exiles,
can they hear the wail of their suffering
country-women and children, and not
come; 5y what influences they are made
to stay away, it is not necessary to speak.
If there is one who will stiy away at thii
hour, ho is unworthy of tho name of Geor
gian. To tho women no appeal is necessa
ry. They are like the Spart n mothers of
old. I know of one who had lost all her
sons, except one of eight years. She
wrote me that she wanted me to reserve a
place for him in the ranks. The venera
ble General Polk, to whom I read the
1 rf Irwmmvr that WUtUSU Well, OJld daiti
that it was characteristic of her. But 1
will not weary you by turning aside to
relate the various incidents of giving up
the last sou io the cause of our country
known to me. Wherever wo go wo find
the heart and hands of our nobte women
enlisted. They arc seen wherever the
eyo oay fall, or the step turn. They have
one duty to perform to buoy up the
bcaita of our ptople.
1 know tho deep disgrace felt by Geor
gia at our army falling b ck from Dalton
to the in erior of the State; but I wts not
of those who considered Atlanta lost wheu
our army cioed the Chattahoochee. I
resolved that it should not, and 1 then put.
u nah in command who I knew would
strike an honest and manly blow for the
city, a'jd many a Yankee's blood was made
to nourish tho soil before tho prize was
won.
It. ilnoa not become us to revert to disas
ter. "Dcr the dead bury the dead." Let
us wilh one arm and one effort endeavor
to orush Sherman. I am going to the
army to confer with our Gener-ds. The
end must be the defeat of our enemy. It
has been said that I hid abandoned vieor
-ia to her fate. Shame upon such a
falsehood. Where could the author have
been when Walker, when Polk, and when
Gen. Stephen D. Lee was sent to her es
Miserable man. The man who
Bia OUi,v. i l IT
tmc a scoundrel, lie was not
UHUIbll vui.i wo
a man to save our country.
. If I knew that a General did not pos
' , T.;r,tif nn.ilities to command, would
Bi;n-" iuj -6"v x i V
I not be wrong if he was not removed 7
tiTi-- .tr, rwiif nrnw was fallmcT back
Vni.tlirn Georcriz. I even heard that
I had sent Bragg Srith pontoons
into Cuba. But we must do cuiiuuV-.c.
The man who can speculate ought to bo
fA al-A nn Kis musket. When the
war is over, and our independence won,
(and we will establish our independence,)
t :n u Ar AMRtrrracv ? I hope ti e
WUU Hill .
limping soldier. . To the young ladies 1
choosinc: between an
cu.pty sleeve and the man who had lemain
i L,on o-mwn rich, always tike the
empty sleeve Let the old men remain at
home and make breau.. iue uyUW
i oi vnnnc men -keepiim away
fVn.n the service, who cannot be made to
.nnthpr wav. let them write to the
; Executive. I rcd all the letters sent me
frbm tho people, but have not the time to
reply to them. , - 1Q
i,.Tf tint manv men between io
i.VU liw J -
Th bovs God bless the
boys-are a rapidly as they become old
enougn going, v . ,
. auA stores, sick and
luacon its uiic - .
woi.n 'o 1. It must not be abandoned, when
- bnf when th6 eDOsJiv oome,
in to'.fl nf milling on Hood's army for
defence, the old men must fight, and when
the t nomv w driven bevond Chattanooga,
they too can join m the general rejoic-
injr.-
Ynnr rvisnnois HT& kct)t OS a Sort Of
VfinL-oa AinWal . T li.ire hea-d . that one
of their Generals said that their exchange
would defeat fcherraan. 1 nave tnea
every luens. conceded everything to
effect an exchange to purpose. Butler
the 12a&t. with whom no Commissioner
of Exchange would bold intercourse, had
published in the newspapers that if we
would consent to an exchange ci negroes,
all difficulties might be removed. This is
reported a an effort of his to get himself
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whitewashed, by holding intercourse witn
gentlemen. Ii an exchange could be
effected, I don't know but that l might be
inrlnnprl t rpncmize Butler. But in the
luture every effort will be given as far as
nnHiMp tn ofTWr. tW end. We want OUT
soldiers in the fi?M. and we want the sick
and wounded to return home.
It is rii.t'.pioper for me to speak of the I
WiTI'ci-iv ihut rtrn.thir is 01 TliC men wre
at)df.nt s5ouie 'sick,' some wounded, lut
most of them absent without leave. The
men who reDresonts and goes buck to his
commander voluntarily, . at once appeals
strongly to executive clemency. But sup
pose he stays away until the war is over
and hi comraucs return uoilu, wucu
every a an's history will bo told, where
will he shield himself? It is upon these
rpfWIons that 1 relv to make men return
to their duty, but atter confering with our
Generals at headquarters, if there.be any
other remedy it shall bo applied.
I love my friends and 1 forgive my ene
mies. I hive been asked to send rein-
fr.iin Virtrlnia t Georilia. In
1UI vv ax4 u Lo i.awuji t- cd
Virginia the disparity in numbers is just
a great as it is in "Georgia. Then I h ive
been naked why the army seut to the
Sj.pnandnnh VuHev was not sent here ? It
was because an array of the enemy had
penetrated that t ) the very gate3 of Lynch
hi, on,1 rin E.irlv was sent t drive
them hack. This he not only successfully
did, but, crossing the Po'omac, came well-
night, capturing Washington hs-.h, ana
forced Grant to send two corps of his army
to protect it. This the enemy denomina
ted a raid. If so, Sherman's narch int
Gcorcia is a raid.- What would preveut
them now. if Early was withdrawn, peue
trating down the valley and putting a
complete cordon of men around li-chmona.
th that ?reat and brave
soldier, Gen. Lee, upon all 'hese points
My mind roamed over the whoie neia.
WUh tills wo r n Kiiciceed. If one-half
flip mon now nhsient without leave will
return to duty, we can defeat the enemy.
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iith that hope I am gomg to me iruut
ni- n-,i iwilisetl this llODC. Dtl- 1 KTIO W
there arc men there who have looked death
in the face too often -t ) despoud now. Let
nn nnr flistvnst. jitnl remember tint if
genius, is the beau ideal, hope is the re
alitv
fflin PfoMnnr, then alluded to the ob
jects for which tho meeting had assembled,
and expressed the hope that the retugees
and exiles would be well provided for.
His remarks were often interrupted by
annlause.
Gen. Hardee. Tu the above report of
.
the President s sDeeoh we unintentional iy
omitted to mention the high and deserved
... . . .
comnLinent paid bv the Executive to Len.
Hardee. Whoever may nave iauea,
said the Pre-ident, "that noble Georgian,
Gou. Hardee, ha.4 done all that could be
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expected of a soldier or asked of a patriot."
Well said, the true to the letter.
Fiaaneial Gold 200 !
The New York Tribune of the 24th inst.
says : -
Gold has hecn much excited under peace
rumor?, aod closes lower. Tho opening: rate
was 217. reiichins -t 10, closing at
2I1. The deiivcries were made wilh udin
su;il facility, aud buyeri were notdispesed to
operate largely. Stocks have neen in a smau
panic uW dav, and quito low prices have been
made upon 'the most productive as well as
faucy tnureis. U jverumenc cecnrmes wti
a littla lower, but no deciioe wid shown in
thAt dircctioH, calling for particular notice.
The tollowinsc tetc?rrtinaare irom me. itu
tinv.ro American, of Saturday afternoon :
New York, Sept. 24. Gold has had a de
cided downward tendency this morning.
From 212 it soon fell to 210; then to 207, and
half-past twelve o'clock was offered at 206,
with 1 still downward tendency.
Oae o'clock. Gold has further declined to
205 under the influence of the news from
Sheridan.
1:30 o'clock, p. m. Gold has still further
declined to 200, and is stilt coming down.
FROM NEW ORLEANS LATER KRON MEXICO.
St. Louis, Srpt. 23. New Orleans advices
to the 16th, Via Cairo on the 23d, have bn
received. Thero is. nothiag new from Mo
bile. Col D;iy, cf th? 91st Illinois, commanded
tf.e Federal troops at Brazos, Santis.
It is rumored in military circles that Gen
eral Banks leaves this Department next week.
He is now mre popular with the Free State
party than ever ' cf re.
The transport Alabama has y.nt arrived
frum the Braaos with the intl licence that
another fizht had occurred at BjgJad be
tween the French and 0rtina s
A private letter written the night before
the transport sailed, says: "The fight is now
progressing. Artillery is being ufd on both
sides. The French marines are- good gunners,
and are ir.treiched. The result is purely
conjectural."
Subscribe to the .' Confederate."
-'Public Sale of Cotton. "
fJVILL sell atpublic sale at the Court-House in
Lexinptcn. nn Tn. Vi jk .r ii.iaIm
(lourt .week. hottrn k kn.. .r 19 ..ii 4
o'clock, about FOUTT BALES OF COTTON.v
seP23d4t C. WOOTEN. -
bill to C. W., Mjaely Hall.
AUCTION SALES.
By TUCKER, AXDUEWS A CO., Aact'fl.
No.40 Fa.tkttitii.lb St., Ralrik, N. C.
( nvxuAY next,
3d of Oe'ober.
v--' Oiler t Anntan
100 niir TTa
Colored Blaoketa, a little damped.
ALSO-
Cups and Saucers. Plat
WlMses, and C. C. Chambers. -
SoOOO Confederate 8 Der Cent.Uunda.-' .
sep 28-d2t " ,
For Rent, ;
A
VERY desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE in
r.verettsvlile, with aU necessary out-build-
mgs. r ossession can be bad on 15th October, i
Wit. IT. niifiW!
sep 24 ed2w Raleieh. S. C. I
Wanted a Situation,
T Y A YOUNG LADY competent to teacb the. I
-I "Vr ETf'Tr " - h - - 1 irrfiiiiiti
fe.t-tu'- it it'cuTarrr dcsiroua ot' .tenck
nsji.ii.wffn. ucierencea raraiflHea ITde&ired.
Address immediately,
MISS s. n. M.,
Care of Col. Tlari KmII
sep26-eod3t Enfield, Halifax Co., N. C.
AUCTION SALE!
TUCKER. ANDREWS & CO,.
AUCTIONEERS,
No. 40, Fayettcville Street,
RALEIGII, N. C.
ON' MONDAY next, the 3d of October (of
Court weak. commencing at 10 o'clock,
will offer at Auction :
$50,000 Wake Conntr Bonds; 000 P!
Treasury Xrtjs, l's and"2's; 15 Hair Mattresses :
20 Iiair Pillows; 10 Feather- Pillow: 29 So. I
Crap Stools ; 6 Carpets; 1 Feather Bed ; 2 Kejrs
Powder, a fine article ; 100 lbs. Sbt ; 2 Sewing
Machines, in crood ordtr : 38 AnnthfcfariM Jars
3 Wedjrewood Mortars ; 50 empty Wine Tiottlea;
2 bbls. Brown Sugar; X Bag of Coifee,; 1 dozen
Cotton Cards.
ALSO
A larjre lot of Matches. Black Sewinor Silk. fec.
Iron for Plantation use.
ALSO
A larje lot of unclaimed Baseraee from the Ral
eigh and Gaston R. R. ; a Jfo. 1 Rockawar, four
seats; 1 Sett Doable Harness, new; 1 Wagon,
second handed; 1 Negro Man, 21 years old, a fair
i)iiuumdfr, uuu sziiu iu ue a ii u. l ooy ; a
variety of miscellaneous eroodi. Cossiirnuients
solicited. Sundries will be added to the abore
sale.
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE, a lot of pure White
Lead, and Sorghum Molassss, in time to be addvd
to tno sale.
Sept. 27th, 1S64. dlt
Adj't & Insp'r Gen's Oflice.l
Kichmosjj, Sep't 22, 1861.
General Ordehs, 1
No. 73. $
I THE Generals of Reserres will hereafter con
. trolthe Enrollin3 Officers, and conduct the
business of conscription and enrollment in their
respe Live States, ndr the direction of the Sec
retary of War, through the Conscript Bureau.
II. Commandants of Conscripts and of Camps
of Instrnction, will be under the direction of the
Generals of Reserves.
III. As soon as practicable. U officers and men
now employed in the enrolling service, whether
as enro ling officers, conscript guards, clerks or
otherwise, except such as are retired or assigned
to light duty bv tb Medi;al Boards, will be re
lieved bv details from the Reserve .Forces, and
sent to the held.
IV. All applications for exemption and detail
will be transmitted through the Generals of Re?
serves to the Superintendent of the Bureau of
Conscription fr decision. The office of Congres
sional District Enrolling officer is abolished, and
communications from local enrolling officers will
be transmitted though tho commandants of con
scripts to the Generals of Reserves. An officer
may be assigned to mty in each Congressional
District Ly the Generals of-Reserves as Inspector
of canscription.
By order. S. COOPER,
A. and I. Gen.
0&cil Jno. W. Hinsdale, A. A. Gen,
yep 26-d7t
Tarboro, N. C. Sept. 21sl, 1SG4.
$25,000 Worth of Furnilure f
A GOOD bargain will be given to any one
that wishes to invest. I will sell the follow
ing artHes of HOTEL FURNITURE, and the
Rei.t of the House and Hire of FOUR or FIVE
SERVANTS for the balance of the year for
Twenty-Five Thoucand Dollars.
Possession given n the First to the Fifteenth of
October. The following articles, if not disposed
ot sooner than mentioned above, will be shipped
to WilmingUn, for sale at Auction, viz :
30 Beds,
40; Bedsteads,
41 Mattr asses,
16 Tables,
100 Chairs,
12 Bureaus,
26 Wasbstands. -
28 Bowls and Pitchers,
9 Chambers,
9 Looking-Glasses,
8 Carpets,
34 Candle-Sticks,
19 Hand-Irons,
10 pair Shovel and Tonga.
4 Circular Tablf s,
4 do; small Tables,
5 dozen Plates,
2 do. Cups and Saucers.
3 do. Knives aud Forks,
1 large China Press,
2 Dish Cover Stands,
8 Dish Covers,
2 Seta Silver Castors,
2 Sets Cf mroon Castors,
1 Lot Cream Pots,
1 Lot Sugar Dishes,
1 Dozen Lamps,
1 Coft'eeUrn,
3 Hand Bells,
1 Dozen Ottice Chairs,
2 Settees,
1 Parlor Sofa,
1 Billiard Tabic,
1 Large Looking-Glass.
1 Large Cooking-Stove,
The House has twenty-ix Rooms, and is well
situated in a wealthy section of country, and any
person wishing to keep a
P U BUI C HOU3 E ,
can't do better than call immediately, either in
person or by letter, as I have made up my mind
to engage in other business. The Heuae can be
rented as long as wanted, after the 1st January,
135. G. B. LIPSCOMB,
sep 21-iU
BOOK AXU JOB AV0RK
NVaCTy executed at TniS OFFICE.
THE BRGHAn SCHOOL.
OAKS, ORANGE CO., N. C.
ROOM for a FEW GOOD BOYS. For terrae,
address.
address,
W. J.
BINGHAM & SOXS.
ep 2I-dtoctlO-w4t.
Wanted. "
E wish to hire FOUR able-abodid NEORO
MEN for STRIKERS ia the Blacksmith shop.
Vi
sep 13-dtf HECK, BRODIE & CO.
Depository of tho Treasury,
Taeboro, N. C.
500,000,000 Loan!
SIX PER CENT, non-taxable Bonda of
above loan for sal at this office.
W. M. PIPPEN.
the
sep 6-dtf
Aeent Ti"Mrv Dprtmnt.
For Sale.
ALL the"Machinerj in a Cotton Mill, now in
operation, with capacity to manufacture 2500
'jards of eight oz. O'naburRs per dar, and can be
I promptly boxrd and delivered at a Railroad Sta
(tion near this place. Apply to
ISAAC SCOTT.
', sep 19-dl5t frit Macon, Georgia.
i lOO Cords of Wood Wanted.
VNE THIRD PINE, the balance in OAK and
2J HICKORY. The delivery of the wood may
THIS OFFICB-
TO II IRE
WOMEN
Applv to
sep 26-dCt
TWO UNENCUMBERED
for the remainder of the rear.
R. K. FERRELL,
Raleigh, N. C.
Notice to Absentees.
PURSUANT TO ORDERS from L,ieut. Gen.
Early, commanding Valley Department,
(Virginia.) I hereby give notico to all absentees
from the 3d Regiment N. C'lnf antry, from what
ever cause, whether sick, wounded or detailed, to
report to me in person, (or by letter, if to appear
in person be impotsible,) in ordr that their fatness
for dnty, or their claims to retirement may be ex
amined into and considered by a Medical Exam
ining Board.
I will attend from Thursday, 22d inst., until
further notice, at the office of Messrs. O. G. Pars
ley & Co., corner of Chesnut and North Water
streets, a which place all absentees (without ex
ception,) from counties contiguous tb Wilmington
are expected to report promptly.
Surgeons.in charr of Hospitals where: thre re
sick or wounded. Superintendents of Railroads,
Arsenals, Ship Yards. Ao., having detailed men
from the above named command, are respectfully
requested to give to those under their charge
every facility fot corapiying with the above, as
no ordinary excuse will be entertained, but the
men held strictly accountable for non-compliance
with this order.
Appointments will bo read's for Raleierh and Fay
e:teville, of which due notice will be given.
WM. M. PAItSLEY,
Lieut. Col. 3d Regiment N. C. Infantry.
Wilmington, N. C, Sept. 22. -d6t
Notice $5K
RANAWAY fro n tho subscriber, on or before
the middle ot Jolr, a negro boy named JOH N.
Said negro i3 nineteen years of age, colr
b'ack ; height five feet two or three inches. He
speaks verv quick when spoken to, and is very
quick in his movements. I will pay the sura of
FIFTY DOLLARS (or the delivery of this negro
in Warren Jail, nr twenty -five dolUpa in any Jail
where 1 can get him.
seP22dl0t J. H. MAYFIELD.
IVegroes for Hire.
TWISH to hire out for the ensuing rear to some
one liviner in a healthv part of the country,
abo.-jt FIFTY OR SIXTY NEGROES, men,
women and children. Hire to commence 1st Jan
uary next.
Wauled,
A GOOD OVERSEER, exempt from conscrip-
lion. GCO. W. MORDECAI,
Executor of Wm. Boylan.
Rrleigh, Sept. 23, 1SGI d2tawtf
Post Quartermaster's Office. C. S. A.,
Raleigh, N. C, Sept. 24, 1861. J
S550 Retvard. .
STRAYED or STOLEN from mv pasture, near
Camp Holmes, on or about September 4th,
1864, ONE BAY HORSE. Description small,
with heavy mane, scar on left thigh, branded
"N. C."
The above reward will be paid on bis return to
this Department and delivery to Mr. J. J. Eades,
Yard Master; or for sufficient evidence to con
vict any parties of the theft.
J W. E. PEIRCE
sep 24-d6t Capt. and P. Q. M.
Headquarters 2nd District,
UEPAB1!UT fl.U. iJUOU. a.,
Goldsboro', Sept. 24, 1S64.
Notice.
NO PERMISSIONS will be granted to pass our
line by flag of truce to Newbern hereafter
under any circumstances whatever.
By order of Brig. Gen. Baker :
sep 27-d3t J. C. McRAE, A. A. G
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
f OFFER FOR SAlE my Plantation in Rowan
county, lying seven miles We6t of Salisbury,
on th road leading to Lincolnton, and within
fooriailesof China Grove Depot, on the N. C.
Railroad. It embraces eight hundred and forty
seven acres, about four hundred of which are
cleared, the balance in forest, heavily timbered
with oak and hickory; has an ordinary dwelling
house, good negr houses, and all necessary out
buildings, also-, a well of most excellent water.
These lands are fertile and particularly adaoted
to wheat, oats and clover, and hence might be
made a verv choice stock farm ; corn and fodder
have also been grown to advantage. I would
also sell with it six or eight good mules, two mag
nificent brood tnares, with colts ; also the stock
of cattle, eheep, luvj. &c, and all the farming
implements, consisting of a wagon, carts, and
other farming utensils.
- Any one desiring to purchase may examine the
premises on application to Mr. Blair II. Ernes, on
the farm, wh will show it, and the lines around
it. Terms will be made perfectly easy to the pur
chaser. AdJres?,
N. N. NIXON,
Laurinburr, NC.
Or, Col. B. R. MOORE,
Wilraingtpn, N. C.
Laurinburg, N. C, Sept. 12, 18C4. eep 14-d36t
Office of Chief Q. 91.. C S. A.,)
DISTRICT NORTH CAROLINA, V
Rvleioii. September 26th. 1864. J
ALL CONSCRIPTS servinsr in this Department
throughout th State, under the assignment
of" Examining Boards," will present themselves
without d lay to tno Examining Boards ot their '
respective Congressional Districts for re-examioa-
tion, and report to this oCics the Certificate.? of t
said Examination, whether confirmatory or nt
of the Certificates now held, on or before the 20th j
day of October next, under the penalty of being j
immediately thereafter reported tor Hold service.
W. W. PEIRCE.
sen 27-d3t Maj. & Chief Q. M.. Diat., N. C. .
jpST Dily Conservative, Wilmington Journal. '
Fay etteville" Observer, State Journal, Tarboro'
Southerner, Greensborough Patriot, Salisbury i
Watchman, Chartotte Democrat, Actaeville New"?
! and Ralezh Standard copy three times and send
i bills to Major Pirce. 1
1
M
RS. MILLER continues to accent modatt
Boarders', by the tfay, we-'k or month. . t
JUKt Received,
, THE FOLLOWING C0XS13NVEXTS
KCC BU-nELS PRY VA. HALT, 10 ke
0JJ Old Dominion Nails.
60 Koxe Manufactured Tobacco, 100 paira No.
10 Cotton Cards. r
100 Reams Commercial Note Paper.
600 Sheets Iron, S X 6 feet.
CREECH A L1TCHF0RD,
aeptU-dtf Com.Merch'titod Auct'a.
f aluable Propertr tor Sale.
HAVING concluded to change nay buiines, X
willaellmy TRACT OF LAND, lring on
Swift Creek, aeven miles Southwest of Kaleigh
containing about eleven hundred asres, all in nat
ural growth of pine and oak, except about two
bundled acres, mostly bottom land, which haa
been cleared in the last few years, and ia in a
high state of cultivation, with good fences. Tha
improvement consist of a dwelling, containing
aeven rooms, and eight fire-places, with a basa-
ment, a splendid bake-house, and negro quarters
ample to accommodate fifty slaves ; all new, built
in the last aeven years. I have . also a stock of
mules, cattle, hogs and sheep, that I would sell if
desired ; also my present crop.
1 payment I would receive Bonds, negroes and
Confederate money
For particulars address me at TUleigb
ang3l-dtf 8AU'L ROWLAND.
FOR. SALE,
YA' VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY,
CoSsii&riNO br " --
- - -re x t o o o k e ,
And other dexirablo and rare works, all in excel
lent order. Catalogues may. be had at the Store
of James McSimmon, Esq.," and infsrmation with
regard to tho sale, by application to
Mas. JOHN W. ELLIS,
Raleigh, N. C.
The Books can be seen at any time, if preferred,
aep l3-eodtsep2S-6t
PS Wilmington Daily Journal copy e. o. d for .
two weeks, and Fayette ville Observer and Char
lotte Democrat four weeks, and send bills to thU
office.
RECENT CONSIGNMENTS
HAVE PLACED US IN POSSESSION OF
4000 yds. Sheeting and additional supplies
daily expected.
2 doz. Horse-Shoe Raspi.
4 doz. 14 inch. Bastard Filet,
20 doz. nand-Saw Files, Cast Hollow Ware,
Pots, Ovens and Spiders, Ac, in quantity and
variety.
25 boxes Southern Star Snuii,
4 barrels Copperas.
Together with other articles.
CREECH & LITCI1F0RD,
aep 14-dtt Com. Mercht's and Aucts.
10,000 HUSH ELS FLAX-SEED
WANTED!
VfJ E are commissioned to offer liberal prices for
V Flax-Seed, in larjre orsmill quantities.
CREECH A L11CHFORD,
sep14-dtf Com. Merch'ta and Aucta. .
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
SALE OF GOVERNMENT ANIMALS.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the 28th
September, at Oak Hill. Granville Countv,
N. C, FIFTEEN GOVERNMENT ANIMALS,
in bad condition. Terms cash.
KENSEY JOHNS,
Maj. & Icspfr F'd Trans. N. C.
sep 14-dtsep 28-12t
N. C. Volunteer Navy Company.
N OTICE is hereby given to tho Stockholders
of the North Carolina Volunteer Navy Com
pany and the public generally, that the books for
r further subscription in stock in said company will
. b positively closed " for further subscription on or
before the first day of November next. Parties
desiring to' make investments in this enterprise
will bo offered an opportunity up to that date,
but not afterwards, and notice is hereby further
givpu to those who have nlready subscribed and
i-hall fail to pay into the Treasury the amount of
their subscriptions on or before the said day, that
1 bey will be' charged interest on their subscrip
tions and the Companv will proceed to collect by
law.- C. P. MENDENHALL,
sep 20 dl2t! President.
Hd'rs Chief Enrolling Office,
5th Coso. District, N. C,
Kittretrs, September 21st, 1864.
1
Cemeral Obpkrs, )
No. . i
1 N PURSUANCE of Circular No. 45, current
I orders, of Sept. 17th, 1864, County Enrolling
Officers are herebv ordered to assemble ALL per
sons from SEVENTEEN to FIFTY vcars of age,
liable to miiitiry service, at their respective
County seats for medical examination, excepting
only tuch parties that ' may have been furnished
with certificates of PERM A NEXT eiMnpiion from
Medical Examining Board, since April 18th, 1864.
. In any case of " permanent exemption " where
the Enrolling Otficer may have substantial reason
for supposing that th'J disability no longer exists,
or that fraud was la any wav practiced in the
original presentation rf the case, ho will forthwith
cause the party to appear for re-oxamination.
In the above will be included all parties here
tofore examined and assigned to light duty in any
and every department of the Government.
Free negroes from 18 to 50 are included In the
above call, and the lat dav of each appointment
devoted to their examination.
Enrolling OtScers will assemble such portions of
their Regimental Districts, aa will equalize the
number on each of the appointed days. They
will aIbt caue this uotico to bo so thorougly ad
vertised, that there may be no unnecessary time
lost from the various pursuits of thoe liable, and
prompt attendance ensured on the days specified.
All persons embraced in this call are absolutely
required to bo present at the following times and
places, or they will be considered aa recusant con
scripts and treated accordingly.
Examinations in pursuance of Circular 31, Bu
reau of Conscription, current aeries, will be in I
l ii ted same time.
COUK11K8. j FLACK. j
TIME.
Wake, Ralf igh, jOct. 4, 6, 6, 7, 6, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2.
Orange, 'uillsboro' ! " 14, 15, 17. l, 1.
Franklin, Louiaburg, j " 21,22, 24, 25.
Graavillejoxford, j " 27, 28,23, 31. Nov. 1.
Warren, ;Warrenton,'Xov. 3, 4, 7.
Nssh, INashville, I" 10, II, 12, 14. .
W. M. SWA N N, Capt.
J and En. Officer, 5th Cong. DUtrict, N. C.
tep 23-dlm
For Assistant Clerk of the. Senate.
WE are authorised to announce Maj. RICH
ARD C. BADGE', now connected with
Gen. Grimes Brigade, as a candidate for ASSIS
TANT CLERK OF THE SENATE. . .
sep 21 dl2t
tO Reward.
T A v A WAY from the subscribers about lh 15th
if of August lat, two negro boys, JOHN and
HHXKY,. John U about nineteen years of age,
very black, hair tolerably long, 5 feet, 9 or 10
inches high, weighs about 155 pounds, has a small
car on one of bis cheeks. Henry is about twenty
vears old, weighs IS or 140 pounds, very dark, 5
"feet 10 or 11 inches high, and rather slender, tb
joint of one of his forefingers off. We suppose
they are making for Wilmington, aa one of the
bovs Las ben there at ork on the fortifications
recently. We will pay the above reward for their
apprehension so we can g'. t them. Address
ALLEN PRICK,
It. H. GROG AN.
fep2l d20t Groganfville, N. C
WANTED,
00,000 Potmdi of Damaged Cot
t n and na.
PERSONS having the above named stock fo
sate will please calf on the subscriber wb M
eotantly tn the market as A (rent for the Kens
Paper Manufacturing Cempanv.
W. H. CROW,
ug 30 law 4 w Ualelgh, N. C
WI10LKRA LK TOBACCO H0U8K,
AND
Commission Merchant,
GOLDSBORO', N. C.
LIBERAL advancements made on Prodi
shmed to lue.
luce con
July 14, 1864 d3nu
Office Raleigh k Gaston R. B. Cof pj,
RALEIGH, July 7, 1864.
THE BOARD OP DIRECTORS OF TUtA
Company have dwclared a dividend of 1 per
cent, on the capital -stock, ratable on and after
after let of Augaat, 1664, in (oar per Cent certU
ficatea and bond of the- Confisdcrate 8tatea, or Im
Confederate treasury notea of the old taaue at
lace value, at the option of the Company.
. . '..; ' ". W.'W. VASS,
Jul 8 dtf Treaamxar. -
100
rj AI.KW ftfxxt merckaarabre ?OTTOfit.
Appl.V. to
CKKKCIl Ll iUHrUKD.
Auction and Commission Merchant.
augSl-dtf
COFr.l)E!t4TE TAX . NOTlCi:.
VTOTlCEia hereby given that I will attend with
il the Arscsson at my olfice iu the vity of ICai
eigh. on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, the
third, fourth aud fifth days of October next, for
the purpose ot receiving returns, and tho Uars
due on quarterly salts for tho last quarter, ending
the 30th instant, and the additions! thiity per
cent, on profits made bv buyiag and selling be
tween the 17th February and tie let Jn1y,lC4,
with the one-fifth on all taxee for the vror 18C4.
due previous to and on the 1st October, 18C4. All
persons in arrears are earnestly rrquertcd to com
forward and nay up, or the penalties of the law
will be visited upon then.
The Assessors will attend at my office on the
26th, 27th, 28th, 29th and SOth davs of Scpteu
bcr, inxtant, to give to all those who Lare hereto
fore failed to make return of their geuoral prop
erty, au opportunity of doing m.
KUFUS II. PA OK,
aep 13-dtd Collector for Wake County.
Bonds for Sale
FIVE HUNDRED it 11 LWS CO XV KJt ti
lt ATE SIX FElt CENT. BONDS.
THESE BONDS prevent the greatest inrioe.
ments for Investments. They have thirty
years to run, interest payable tttui-anruallj, and
are secured by import and export dutlu; aie
exempt, principal and ictercrt, fom taatln,
and the-cuupooA receivable aa coin for tnttccj
duties.
The coupons rf these Bonds, due Jaruarr
1865, have been ordered to b received inpayment
of Import riutiee in edraiico of tuaturity.
Apply to
ALLEN H. GIBBS,
Agent TreaHury Department
July 22-tf Wilmington, N. C.
WOOI. NOTICE.
QUARTERSM ASTER'S DEPARTMENT,
Ralkiob, Jrtra, lb4.
IAM NOW PREPARED TO EXCHANGE
Cotton Yarn for Wool, upon the foilowln
terms, vl ,
One bnnch of Yarn for three pounds washed
Wool, and one bunch for four pounds unwahe4.
Agents have been appointed to tnak the ex
change at the following places t Oxford, Tarboro',
Kinston, Catherine Lake, Concord, Kocklnjlutin,
Hcnderponville, Statcsville, Roxbi.ro, Asbetitk-,
Pittsboro'. Loubburg, Fayettovillc, Colonic, and
at this place.
Persons fhipping wool to this place will p?ea
mark on the packages who thy are from, and the
cotton yarn will be forwarded Immediately.
I hope the people will patrioticslly respond to
the above notice, as the Wool ia for clothing the
N. C. Troops.
U. A. DOWD, A. Q. M., N". C. A.
ulvS-140-tf
Klttrcirs Springs. . CI
SarrEURKK, Ih4.
To Hotel Keeper, Refugee in id
OtllCl'N.
BEING unable to open our homo for the pres
ent, we propose celling a portion of our Fur
niture, Bedding, Crockery, Ac. Also a few bar
rels of good old
NICK WILLIAMS WHISKEY,
a light Omnibns, two Iron-Axle Wagoss and Har
new, and a very elegant -young Horse, five years
old a perfect beauty.
beplG-d2w . BLACK.NALL it, CO.
Office of the R. & C It. It. Co.. "
ItALEicn, Sept. 15, 1PC4. j
HUE following is a lUt of baggage remaiaicg
1 on hand, uncalled for and in poiwionof tbwt
Company, tome of which has been here for a con
siderable time. If not claimed bwfore, will be sold
bv Messrs. Tucker, Andrews A Co., Auct'a, on
Monday, 3rd Oct. next to the highest bidder :
1 lOiumon Trunic, marked uapu it. r. ioil.
S. P. Mathews.
J. M. Pickney.
Mary K. 'I tyUr.
Solotnon Halt hcM l.
Mis R. P. Caldwell.
)U. Y. G. Diakr.
It. D. Su.lth.
II. C. Turner.
:'. Hair Trunk, liut tuarkrd.
U Black Trunks, cuvei cdnitU oil loth not narkl.
.ep 10dl2t
P. A. DUNN. Kuo't
Wanted,
4 S an Inveutrivnt. H.06( in Old Noith Caro
lira SIX PER CENT. BONDS. Ainlv U
fcp 2I-dl2t THIS OFF ICE.
Real Estate for fralr.
A TRACT OF LAND, 23 mile from the North
Carolina Railroad, and ft mites from Afch.
boro', containing 250 acre, t25 of which are clcai
ed, and 25 or 30 are Creek Bottom Lund. Their
is a gd Dwelling of seven rooms on the ttact,
with 2 Negro House, rfoablo Ciib, Ac. AleA a
good rmall Orchard f Ai-ple and Peach. For
particulars refer to Dr. . II. AiiUer, iialelyh,
Alfred Marsh, A shtboio, er
K4T. W. L. MILLER,
Grctnsboro', N. C
Oenlrablc Hcsldencr.
A RARE chance is now offered for lavoMmeut
in the heart of the Ccallielis, and a drsiiablc
home for a family. I will sell my place in Uai
bnton, on Deep River, coneiiting of a Raldrncc
of Ten Kchui8. with Kitchen, Nigio liour, Ac,
Ac. There is alsoa Framed Ifouro, about
on the place. The puce was titteil up a few j-ars
before the war for a school, ana will fuiui'h atopic
accommodation for a largo family. There are
about 40 acrea of land attached with an excellent
young Orchard of the choicest Apple and Peach
trees. The house is rituated ia a beautiful grot e
of White Oaks. Refer for particulars to Dr. W.
R. Miller, Ralrigb, Rob't Sleuart, Carbor.too, or
Rr. W. L. MIf.LER,
eep 1ft diet Grecnpboro', N. C.
W, Conservative. Progre-'a and Petrfbuta;
F.rpre copv and snd hill to l- W. R. MHIei. '