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a BY J. L; TENPNING-TOH. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. l fl4 lOUOVTiiift - iiiphuij ni in jhumi ibu hk i.ilT Pa'Ber. 1 month, $1 50 , 2 " 3 00 Dailv Taper. 3 months, $4 00 " " 00 OaeveAF ..- 10 00 tj"e paper will not ba sent to new subscribers without tj,f monT in advance; and in alt case? it will be stopped tli'1 ti P r expires. JOB PRINTING. f hyve eing connected with the Progress eitabRsb B.it a ;1 b Office ecpji to any in the City or State, we rep:red to execute all orders for BOOK and JOB PRINTJNG; ,r Orders solicito and pron ptly'attended to. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS- I RK PORTED FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. 1' -I Entered according to act of-Congress, in ths year 1863, by'J. S. Thrasher, in the Clerk's Office of the District urtoftln Confederate State' of the Northern Dis trict of Georgia. e v No News! Xot a Tine by telegraph last night from nuy quar ter. -Ve suppose it will-cOmo th morsing. We think the management of the wires between hr and Rich.rriond might be improved. T- Th'je Fire An Adenddm. In consequence or the late hour at which we closed yesterday' morning to putj to press we were not able to give as. painute a statement of the conflagration ami its consequences as we des:red to place before our readers. Jht 'paragraph already read gave the hour and re pnltB of the occurrence, but no. other facts. It appears that the origin , of the fire, after weigh ing very arefnlly all the circumstances, was purely accidental, j During the prevalence of the fire, and commencing, very early aftpr the alarm was given, the gentlemen engaged in .the Navy Department, in its various branches of mechanism, labored faithfully, efficiently and successfully, in subduing the devouring element and preserving property. They are' entitled to the thanks-elthis community. ' .The Georgia troops that had arrived in , Charlotte at 10 o'clock, P. M., as a body also rendered valuable service. Our colored population who manned the fire en gines worked faithfully, and nobly contended to emu late the superior class in their determination to arrest the destruction of property. That is more than the "rhuc sills of! Northern societies" ever engage in with a heart. ' The efforts of these three communities the fire de partment, the Georgia" troops, and the few citizens who did assist were-crowned with great saccess. Much private property was destroyed and pilfered, .but for a proper system, which we, as a people, have not properlymatured. Messrs. Young, Wriston & Orr have lost" some val uable goods, valued at about three thousand dollars ; Mr. "Moore who occupied the Mansion House, and his boarders, have also lost much; the consequence of a lack of police system, for which our city fathers are respon sible. A reorganization is absolutely necessary, - for wa have no proper head in the mayoralty (the Mayor pro: tern, being absent) and being deficient of "a Mar shal. . ; v - As regards the destruction of property by the fire, we are pleased to state that it was not so great as we had apprehended, only the kitchen, dining cpom arid bed apartments over both were destroyed. But Mr. Moore's loss will not fall short of twenty-five thous and dollars,1 upon which there is no insurance ; but Moore has much, if not more left, and will -do his best to accommodate his friends and patrons. the proprietor of the Mansion House, Mr. Wm. Trvlqar, has sustained large loss in the destruction, of the property named, upon which he has an insur- 1 ance of only about nine thousand dollars. He cannot replace the buildings and rnaku good his contract with Mr. Moore for a les sum than thirty-three I thousand dollars. . Seen ces were enacted at the close of the fire which should not have occurred. Some of the sufferers were most badly treated and some of our best citizens were assaulted by jJ run ken' men, who, because they were riot supplied with liquor, attempted to murder as a revenge. The actors in this scene were not North Carolinians nor were they South Carolinians. We drop the curtain, but urge upon our fellow citizens confidence and protection. Charlotte Bulle tin. AoAiysT Mobs. We have sometimes had occasion to differ with the Wilmington Journal, but we have always cooceeded to that paper sincerity of purpose. It advocates law and order and is true to the best in terests of the State and Confederacy. We are glad to see it speak out against the recent destruction t1 pri vate property in this City by mob violence. That paper says : liy i private dispatch received this morning from vjuiwMyru uy a private cuizen, we naye oeen put in possession of information which has caused us more j pairrthaw; we can find words to express. The drs- j patch is brief, but it contains the announcement of oc- ! currences vhipb, if as stated, cannot be too deeply re- j grctted or too earnestly deprecated. The substance of I the dispatch amounts to this, namely, that of -hist ' night a regiment of Geargi.T troops" gutted the Stan- kM office and threw the types Jnto the stref t. In re- i filiation citizens gutted the office of the State Join-- mil, destroying everything. i , W o do most sincerely hope that there may prove to ! be some mistake, or at least great exaggeration in this ! report, and shall therefore' lorbear afly lengthened comment until sonietlnn fulller and more definite is ' ascertained in reference to the circumstances of the case. We will only now pause to reiterate oursolefnu protest and remonstrance against all cases of mob vi olence, whether by parties4n the army or out of it. Nothing can be more injurious to our cause or more dangerous to our liberties nothing more at variance with the spirit and the practice upon which our peo ple have justly prided themselves. For the sake of ail we hold most dear, let us not be called upon to witness, among ourselves, scenes like those which we have justly regarded as casting a stigma upon our en emies, at the North. If any such scenes or anv ap proach td them has occurred, for God's sake let "them never occur again ! Never Never! ' Of Governor Vance s proclamation the Journal s.iTs : "' "-I We coin me nil thi, V.. fUo t , : ''iiuaiiuu oi ijrov. vauce to UrUiv oUf a tC;:tln f Ur readew. It is every way 4 rn thaf it" UVe ughtful perusal, Ld we ed and icted uTV ggestion8 may be heed- ! Inrmont Tt o" ) " w 50 much 8tftud need of narmony, Jt is essentral fur us i, k , iir miKt mt Kfl,i,v; tMe us, to te a .unit. Ve .o .o!orate disobedience to U. .tor render the law, nugatory. . We; cannot aVId to mdulge in or tolerate mob law. CCmONDENCE BETWEEN " FERNANDO OF a v t?rv,yNC(LN QN THE QUESTION OF AK STATES A,fi; r.uvAityin ofZ'--'-papers f c with Lincoln in De cember last., ti, fw uM ' " ci.in , , . tuai 01 wood to Lin- - tuiuiuilUiJ Dim t.haf. o, -I i , v wmcuuuy I auaiors were im nns 3u yoL. iv. t k return to the Yankee Senate if Lincoln would grant an amnesty to the Southland asking Liucolis to allow a correspondence with the said Senators, the correspondence to pass through the hands of the Pres ident of the' United States." Lincoln thus replies : Executive Mansion, ) Washington, Doc. 12th, 1862. j" Hon. Fernando Wood : Dear Sir YQtrr letter of the 8th, with the accom panying note -of the same date, was received yesterday- . The most important paragraph' in the letter, as 1 consider, is in, these words :' "On the 25th of Novem- , ber last I was advised by an authority wkich I deem ed likely to be well informed, as well as reliable -and truthful, that the Southern States would send repre sentatives to the next Congress, provided that a full and general amnesty shotfld permit theni to do so. Iv gaaraotee or terms were asked for other than the am nesty'Teferred to." I strongly suspect your information will prove to be groundless ; nevertheless, I thank you for commu nicating it to me. Understanding the phrase io the paragraph above quoted "tht Southern States would send representatives to the next Congress" to be. sub stantially the same as that "the people of the -Southern States would cease resistance, and would reinau gurate, submit to, and sustain the national authority within the limits of such States, under the Constitu tion of the United States." I say that in such case the war would cease on the part of the United State?; and that if within a reasonable time "a full aud gen eral amnesty" were necessary to such end, it would not be withheld. f do not think it would be proper now to vpmu nicate this, Xoimally or informally, to the people of the Southern States. My belief is that, they already know it ; and when they choose, if ever, they can com municate with me unequivocally. Nor do I think it proper now to suspend military operations to try at experiment of negotiation. I should, nevertheless, receive with great pleasure the exact information you now have and also such Dther as you in any way may obtain. Such information mig ht be more valuable before the 1st of January than afterward. While there is nothing in this letter which I shall dread to see in history, it is perhaps better for the present that its existence should not become public. I therefore have to request that you will regard it as confidential.. Your obedient servant, A. Lincoln. Personal. Mrs. Gen. John Morgan, and her sis ter, Miss Reedy, of Murfreesboro'j Tennessee, were in Lynchburg, Tuesday. They' are on their way to Dan ville, Va., as a place of refuge. Many families of Warren and Hiuds Counties still draw abundant supplies of Yankee rations at Yicks burg. Jackson Mississippian. . - Parson Brownlow is with Gen. Burn side's army, on his way to Knoxville, to revive his' paper, the Knoxville Whig. He says the first number will be worth reading. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED. A SITUATION AS TEACHER, BY A YOUNG MAN with Collepriate education. He will teach either Private, Common or Subscription Schools ; but would prefer an Assistant's place in jin'Aeademy. For particulars, address A TEACHER, Sept. 15-2t Eagle Rock, Wake Co., N. C. Executive Department North Carolina,"! Adjutant General's Office, Raleigh, Sept. 11, 18C3.J General Order, ' No. 3. ; I. The Commanding Officers -of Battalions of Home Guards are charged with the apprehension of deserters and recusant conscripts in their respective counties. For this purpose they will 'call out for local and temporary service, such portions of their Battalions as they may deem necessary. The Deserters and Conscripts will be taken to the nearest Conscript Camp. The Commanding Officers of North Carolina Militia will continue to comply with General Order, No. 5, dated May 9, 18G3, until the Home fiuards are fully organized in their respective CountieS. II. Boards for Examination of persons claiming exemp tion from Home Guard duty, because of physical disabil ity, willimmediatelv visit all the Counties" in which the " nome uuaras nave Deen or may nereatter De organ ized. The following classes of persons will be ezamined : 1st, All who have betfn exempted previous to the 15th of July, 1863. 2d All who have been examined subsequent to the 1st September, 1S63. 3d, All who, may be presented by the Surgeon, or com mander of the Regiment, or Battalion f Home Guards, to which the individual belongs. The decisions "of the Boards will be final, except that ap peals may be taken to the Surgeon General, with the consent of the Examining Board. After a visit has been made to a County by an exam ining Board, the commander of its Home Guards will not recognize the validity of exemptions issued from this of fice previous to theI5th of Jnlv. nr siihPmiPnt tn 1t. September, 1863,uniess. approved by. the Board. j V3e ?lven oy the senior member of the ttuard to the Commander of the Battalion of an intended visit, m order that those having certificates, or desirous ot being examined, may have an opportunity of appearing before the Board. By order of Governor Vance, R. C. GAT LIN, Adjutant General. Sept. 14-lm Executive Department North Carolina ment ivorth Carolina ) TANT GeXEHAL'S OFFICE, ' V Raleigh, Selpt. 12th, 18(13. J ADJIJTANI Special Ordehs, " yo. 10. f T VfK0iX A C1UDJUI AND HENRY JOY JL. EK are hereby appointed a Board for fne ezamina- 1 PTn c'aim.IBf. ef emptvon from Home Guard dutv on account-of physical disability. After due notice to the Comm anders of the several Battalion? of the Home Guards fr the following named counties in accordance with General Orders Nc. 3, this Board will visit the coun ties of Franklin, Nash, Pitt, Wake, Warren, Cumberland, Harnett, Robeson, N ortbampton, Bertie and Johnston II. Surgeons Eugne Grissom and Richard B. Havwood are hereby appointed a Board for the examination bt per sons claiming exemption from Home Guard duty on ac count of physical disability. After due notice to the Commanders ot the several Battalions of Home Guards of the following named counties in accordance with Gen eral Orders No. this Board will visit the oaunties of Halifax, Edgecombe, Wayne, Wilson, Duplin, ew Han over, Sampson, Lenoir and Greene. III. After the Examining Board have visited the seve ral counties above named, and completed their labors, they will report in person to the Surgeon General for further orders. By order of Gov. V ance : R. C. GATLIN, Adjutant General. Sept.l4-lm FITE CENTS REWARD. OSBORNE SNIPES, 15 YEARS OLD, BOUD TO me two years ago last February, having absented himself without leave or provocation from my residence, the above reward is offered for his apprehension and re turn to me. I hereby forewarn any one from harboring or supporting said boy'gjupei. J. H. JORDAN. Johnston County, Sept. 14-St RALEIGH. TUESDAY. SEPT. MILITARY NOTICES. TO THE SOLDIERS OP THE CONFEDE RATE STATES. -A FTER MORE THAN TW6 TEARS OF A W Alt J fare scarcely equalled in the number, magnitude, and fearful carnage ot its battles ; a warfare in which your courage and fortitude have illustrated your coun try, iind attracted not only gratitude at home, but admi ration abrofl ; your enemies' continue a struggle in which our final triumph must be inevitable Unduly elated with their recent successes, they imagine that temporary reverses can quU your spirit or shake your determina tion, and they ire now gathering heavy masses for a gen eral invasion in the vain hope that, by a desperate effort, success may at length be reached. ". You know too well, my couatrymeu, what they mean 0v success. Their malignant rage aims at, nothing less than the extermination of yourselves, year wives, and children. They see to destroy what they cannot plun-1 der. They propose as the spoils of victory, that ypur homes shall be partitioned among the wretches whose atrocious cruelties have stamped infamy on their Govern ment. Thr' design to incite servile insurrection and light the tires of incendiarism wherever they can reach your homes, anoVthey debauch the inferior race, hitherto docile and contented, by promising indulgence of the vil est passions, as the price of treachery. Conscious of their inability to prevail by legitimate warfare, mot daring to make peace lest they should be hurled from their seats of power, the men who now rule in Washington refuse even to confer on the subject of putting an end to outrages which disjyraca our age, or to listen to a suggestion for conducting the war according to the usages of civiliza tion. Fellow-citizens, no alternative is left you but victory, or subjugation, slave'1) and the utter ruin of yourselves, your families and your country. The victory is withiu your reach. You need but stretch forth your hands to grasp it. For this end, all that is necessary is, that those who are culled to the field by every motive that can move the human heart, should promptly repair to the post of duty, should stand by their comrades now in front of the foe, and thus so strengthen the armies of the Confedera cy as to ensure success. The men now absent from their posts would, if present in the held, suffice to create nume rical equality between oar force and that of the invaders --and when with any approach of such equality, have we failed to be victorious ? -I believe tfeat but few of those abseDt are actuated by unwillingness te serve their coun try ; but that many have found it difficult to resist the temptation of a visit to their homes an 'vlve loved ones from when they have been so long separated : that oth ers have left for temporary attention to their affairs, with the intention of returning, and then have shrunk from the consequences o their violation af duty ; that others, again, have left their posts from mere restlessness and desire ot change, each quieting the upbraidiugs of his conscience, by, persuading himself that his individual ser vices could have no .influence on the general result. 4 These and other causes (although far less disgraceful than the desire to avoid dangei, or to escape from the sacrifices required by patriotism) are, nevertheless, griev ous faults, and place the cause of our beloved country, and of everything we hold dear, in imminent peril. I re peat that the men who now owe duty to their country, who have been called out and have not yet reported for duty, or who have absented themselves "from their posts, are sufficient in number, to secure us victory in the strug gle now impending. 1 cailon you, then, my countrymen, to hasten to vour camps, in obedience to the 'dictates of honor and duty, and summon th&se who have absented themselves with out leave, or who have remained absent beyond the peri od allowed by their iurloughs, to repair without delay to their respective commands,, and T do hereby declare that I grant a general pardon and amnesty to all officers and men withiu the Confederacy, now absent without leave, who shall, with the least possible delay, return to their proper posts of duty ; but no excuse will be received for any delay beyond twenty days after the first publication of this proclamation in the State i$ which the absentee may be at the date of the publication. This amnesty and pardon shall extend to all who have been accused, or who have been convicted and are undergoing sentence for ab sence without leave or desertion, excepting only those who have been twice convicted of desertion. Finally, 1 conjure my countrywomen the wives, moth ers, sisters and daughters of the Confederacy to use their all-powerful influence in aid of this call, to add one crow ning sacrifice to thoe which their patriotism has so Tree ly and constantly ofl'ered on their country's altar, and to take care that none who owe service in the field shall be sheltered at home from. the disgrace of having deserted their dutv to their families, to their countrv, and to their Go4.. Given under my hand, and the Seal ot the Confederate States, at Richmond, this 1st day of August, in the year of our Lord one thous and, eight hundred and sixty-three. SEAL, j- JEFFERSON DAVIS. By the rrsident : . J. P. Benjamin, Sect'v of State. Aug 5-20t Th papers throughout the Confederate States are re quested to copy the above proclamation, at the earliest moment, an for twenty days thereafter, and send their bill? to the Private Secretary of the President. CONSCRIPT OFFICE, (.'amp Holmes, Aug. 6, 1S63. j Gitser 4.L Orders, No. 17. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ABOVE PROCLA raation of amnestv and pardon by the President, an earnest invitation is extended to all persons absent with out leave from the arni'v, to report themselves at the Camp of Instruction 'immediately, to bs forwarded to their regiments. All good citizens are entreated to se every means in their power fco prevail upon persons of the class pamed to return to th-'ir dutv. They will be well treated and past offences forgotten. ' Transportation will be furnished to their commands. But it must be distinctly understood that after the ex piration of the time set by the President, the most vigor ousmftasnrM.in tliP rwm- nf th: erovernment will be in stituted for the arrest and punishment of all absent from : their command? without leave. None need expect to evade . longer the service which thev justlv owe to their country, j Let them report at once fo their militia officers to be sent : to camp, or come in person wunout uuf. IT. A Camn of instruction will be opened at "Camp Vance." near Morranton. on the 10th of August All persons subject to conscription in the 9th and 10th Dis trict will report to Capt. James C. McRae, Commanding Camp V ance. Br order of Col PETER MALLETT, PAmmnndant of Conscripts for N. C. J. W Mat. Lett. Adi't. Aug 5-20t Surgeon General's Office,) Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1863. j MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARD NO. 2, COMPOS ed of the following named Medical Officers : Surgeon EUGENE GK1SSOM, Surgeon RICHARD B. HAYWOOD, Will meet at the town of Halifax in Halifax county , on Mondav th 21t instant; at Wilson, in Wilson coun tv, on the 23d, and at Goldsboro, in Wayne countv on the 'Uth for tho purpose of examining all persons belong into the 27th, 23th. 33d, 34th and 35th Regiments of Militia who claim exemption from military duty, on c count of phvsT.al disability, according to the provisions of Genera Order No. . ied from the Adjutant Gene- ral's office. Sept 12-tlSS 117 1 Si. l IJ II dU., Surg. Gen. N. C. ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT, WALEI6B, JUay o, leu;. auan ofPOWDt if, io nound of LEAD. THOS. HOGG, Capt. C. S. In charge of Ordnance. May 8-tf WANTED A RELIABLE M AN OVER FORTY-FIVE YEARS old, (a native preferred) to go as a substitute, for arhich a liberal Vrim JHn be made immediately at the PROGRESS 010- Sept. H-tf THE COPARTNERSHIP NOWV IS GEO. BUHUf vo., HiUiBDuiw , is thidav dissolved by mutual consent. All persons ted to the firm are requestea i can ana seine. Those having claims win piease prese nt gyor - T-KAD WANTED. I WISH TO PURCHASE LEAD I i for this department. Persons having arge or small titles V Hi -yr-j -- - indel 15. 1868 NO. '244. AUCTION AND PHI V ATE SALES. FARM FOR SALE. TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, LYING 1J miles west of, Raleigh, and four miles from IIollv spring?, in the countr of Wake, 20 acres of fresh cleared land, the balance origipal growth. The cleared land is well fenced no houses on the place. The tract will be s-old at $15 an acre if application be made soon. Call on or address CALVIN D. EDWARDS, Vptll-lw MorrisvilU, N. C. TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN N C. . BO.NDS FOR SALE. TREASURER'S OFFICE, ) Western. "73 tit Carolika Railsoad, V- BStatesville, Aug. 10, 1863. j Y ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the Western North Carolina Railroad Company, sealed proposals will be received at this office till the 15th of September next, for Twenty N. C. six per cent. Cou pon Bonds of One Thousand Dollars each, dated October, 1SGL, issued under authority of an act of the Legislature incorporating said Company, passed 1855. Communications in be endorsed on the back. '--Rid for N. C. Bonds." Bid- will be opened in the presence of the President of this C-rmpany and the President and Cashier of the Agen cy of the Bank of N. C. at this place. Successful bidders will be notified and required to de posit th- amount of their b;ds in the Bank of N. C at Raleigh. i unch .Bank of N. C: at Charlotte, or at this place, or with J. A. Lancaster & Co., Richmond, T. Sepl 3Ltd. 1 R. F. SIMONTON, Treasure. , T . FOR SALE. QKVhliAL SHARES OF STOCK IN NORTH CARO- k Una. Railroad Company. Applv to oepto-u y . u. K1UUAKDSON & CO. FOR SALE. An ACRES OF NO. 1 HICKORY creek land, dwell JJJ ing Houses, Barns and Stables and fine Orchards. The Plantation is In a good state of cultivation. Any person wishing to purchase can have possession of the Land in a short time. This land is eight miles from Greensboro and three and a half miles from Jamestowa epot. F. A. GARRTT, Aug. 17-lm Greensboro, N. C. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. TITILL BE SOLI), IF APPLICATION BE MADE y soon, a good and desirtb' ; ; evidence in the citv. about 150 yards South oi" ihe Gov., etteville street. For terms, Slc, .. Julv ltf-tf W. 'alace, on Fay- ml ' Pr'lv io R. RICHARDSON. RICE FOR SALE. WILL SELL RICE BY THE CASK. H. Thompson, M. S. K. Commissary De TnOS. D. HOGG, Captain C. S. THE STATE Apply to C partment. July 4-tf CURRY COMBS. 200 OZEN CURRYCOMBS FOR SALE AT THE actoryof JOLLY A LACTT Marcja 24-tf. FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT IN THE CITY OF A Kaleigh, opposite the residence of A. M. Lewis, Esq., ; Noithem part of the city. Apply to in the Apply June 25 tf W. R. -RICHARDSON. BRITTON'S BLUE-BLACK WRITING FLUID. M ANUFACTURED BY J. E. BRITTON. CHAR- lotte. N. C. A superior article. Southern Manu facture. Trv it. All bottles warranted. I am manufacturing an article of Writing Ink, equay if not superior, to any Inks manufactured North. Ever, person who has tried this Ink speaks well of its quality. It has a blue-black color, .and lows freely from the penu lt can bt! had either wholesale or retail by addressing the subscriber. For thirteen years, writing done ith InK. manufac tured from this recipe has been exposed to the san and air, and is as fast in color, and as good now as when . first written with. Orders solicited, and-all promptly filled. Address. J. E. BRITTON, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N. C. The following recommendation of the superior quality of the ink is given by the gentleman whose name is an next-d. He has nsed the ink and can spak for its good qualities : Charlottk, June 3, 1863. Mr. J. E. Britton : Dear Sir : I have tried your very excellent Writing Fluid, and can truly say that it is su perior to any Ink that I have ever seen 'manufactured in the South. It is equal if not far better, than any Wri ting Ink made at the North. Every one who wiil try this Ink can be sure of getting an excellent article. e. overman, p. m., July -tf Charlotte, N. 6. NOTICE ! ! THE FIRM HERETOFORE KNOWN UNDER THE appellation ef Lack & Farriss, has been .dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due the firm, and all to whom the concern is indebted, will please settle and pre sent their claims to C. M. Farrisi, by whm the business will in future be conducted. C. M. Farriss tenders his acknowledgements to the pat rons of the old firm for their liberality and punctuality, and respectfully requests a continuance of the same under his auspices. CHAS. M. FARRISS. Sept8-tf SURGERY FOR FIELD AND HOSPITAL. I AM NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY MY WORK on Surgery, to subscribers and others who may wish to purchase it. OS the receipt of $5,00, the book will be sent by mail, ostatred paid.. EDWARD WARREN, M. Dv Aug 21-tf Raleigh, N. C. TO THE AFFLICTED A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. gVfliE UNDEUSIGA LU UAVinw IfUK IMBBAU E ministered an ointment to manv friends in cases of Rheumatism (which she considers almost a specific in Ifce disear-e) gratuitously, now offers it for sale to the public for a small consideration, believing that its general us will greatly dimish the empire of this terrible tyrant : HUNDREDS HAVE BEEN RELIEVED BYIT! READ THE CERTIFICATES TRY IT ! Price: S5 per box, sent by mail anywhere in the Con federate States. Address MRS. . A. REID, box 307, Raleigh, N. C. Favetteville, N. C, July 31, 1863. Denr Mm. Kcid : After having tried your Ointnent for Rheiyuatism thoroughly, and having experienced great re-Ik therefrom, I feel safe in saying thai it if one of the gr aU'st remedies of the ago. Nothing can eradi cate the disease, but it can be relieved to a certain ert"nt, and vour Ointment accomplishes all that any medicine can do. ! have recommended it in numerous instances, and always with good has its use been attended. God hlc-ss vou'for vour kindness in administering relief te D - . TUOS. J. JOHNSTON. Raleigh, N. C, August 1, 1863. S. 'A. Ke'l : Having used your Ointment myself Mr and for others of mv family, I may sareiy pronounce n uie bet remedy for Rheumatism 1 have ever tried. I would advise aU who are afflicted with this dneaae to give it a trial. Your respectfully, Aug 2y-tf 11, fUKitK. WANTED. THE OLD NORTH ich the highest market rlOUPONS Sixes, for OF vh CAROLINA price will be paid. Apply t' Auj: 25-tf Vf R. RICHARDSON A Co. NURSE WANTED. A NY PERS A, hir, suita at Prngiv?' Orti PERSON HAVING A SMALL OlttL JfUK table for a nurse, will plcsje irskdjt known ioe. Juls- Tl-tf CURIRY COMB8. AXUFACTDRED.br JOLLY A LACK, arch 19-tf B&Ielgh, a. ii ADVERTISING BATES. The following rates will b charged for all adrertis ments inserted in the Dailt Paoeasss : OS CQOARK OT M&HT J-TKU, OR LSB i One dav tK) Two dayt 2 00 Three days 3 00 ' Four days. ."..4 W Five dava. 5 00 One week..... $ 6 OJ Two weeks 11 01 Three, Keeks 18 00 One Month 24 00 Two months 43 0 Fifty words, or eight line or lees count a square, anl additional squares wul be charged the same.' Cash will be demanded from all persons, and no cob tracts will be mad e: save ia Accordance with these terra "Vfhea sent byttei, the mcftiej mast accompany the ad. vertisement. atarriasv deaths, religions and other no tices charged as advertisements and must be paid in ad. vaace. STATE DIHECTOttY. GO VERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA. His Kxcellency, Zebu'on B Vancc Buncombe, Govexnor Col David A Barne. Northsmpttm, Aid. do George Little, Wake do Richard H Battle, Jr, Anson, Private Secretary. Dr Edward Warren, Chowan, Surgeon General. John P K Rusa, Wake, Secretary of State. Jonathan Worthr, Randolph Pnblie Treasurer. Curtis H Brogden, Wayne, Comptroller. Samnel F Phillips, Orange, Auditor. Ebenezer Emmons, State Geologist. Oliver H Perry .Wake, State Lflirariaa. Major General Duniel G Fewle, Wake, Adjatant (feneral. Capteia WiUiam B Guhck, Beaufort, Paymaster. Captain Thomas D Hogg, Wake, Commissary an4 Ord nance Officer. Captain James Sloaji, Guilford, Quartermaster. Captain Henry A Dowd, Edgecombe, do JTJTJlCULL. S'tprenc Court. Richmond M Pearson, YadkSu. Chlf Justice ; William H Battle, Orange, and Matthias E Man ly , of Craven, Judges ; Sion H Rogers, Wake, Attorney General; Hamilton 0 Jones, Rowan, Reporter : Edmund B Freenan, Clerk. Meets in the city or Raleigh second Monday in June each year. The Morgantbn term has . been discontinued. Superior Court. Judges. John L Bailey, Buncombe ; Romulus M Saunders, W ake : Robert R Heath, Chowan ; Robt S French, RoLeeon ; James W Osborne, Meckltn-T-iui fl-; Georee Howard. Wilson : Robert B Gilliam. Orm. ville ; William M Shipp, Henderson. Solicitor t.ut Circuit, Jesse J Yeates, Hertford ; and Circuit, Charles C Clark, Cravsn ; 3rd Circuit, Sion H Rogers, Wake, Attorney Generak; 4th Circuit, Thomas Settle, Rockingham : 5th Circuit, Ralph Buxton, Cumber land; 6th Circuit, Robert F Arm held, Yadkin ; 7th Cir cuit, William P Bynum ; 8th Circuit, Augustus S. lferri mon, Buncombe. Confederate Stotet 1'Utrict Court. Hon AsaBigsrs. liar ir?r j'i6triet court. lion Asa Biggs, alar surge V Strung, Wayne, Attorney ; W M a, Clerk: Wesley Joues; Wake, Marshal. - y SattorthwftitA. Pitt; Robert I ! : way, Wilkes ; L-Eldridge, R Stubbs, Mar- mi, uage ; ueor watson, Lraven Council nf St Dick, Guilforu Johnetou tin ; Jamc Literary der.t .jn, riicha.d St ,; ivichard H Ba. Board Internal In Vance, Presidert and J jl Flann--f Secretary. .cellency Gov. Vance, Fresi .nara E Pelf, Wake, and Professor aiford ; Dr. Wm. Sloan, of Gaston. Secretary. ovements. His Excellency Govern 'r fiicio, Wm Eaton, Jr, of Warren, ew Hanover. Richard H Battls, Jr, Commissioners of Sinking Fund. Hon Thomas Ruffin, Alamance, Hon Weldon N Edwajds, Warren, and Hon David L Swain, Orange. The University, of North Carolina is at Chapel Hill. non David L Swain, President. Rev Calvin H Wiley is Superintendent of the Common Schools of the State Wiley J Palmer, A M, is Principal of the N C Institu tion for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind, at Raligh. Dr Edward C Fisher ia Superintendant of Asylum for the Insane, at Ralesgh. Rev W M Wingate is President of Wake Forest College, (Baptist) which is for the present suspended. Rev Braxton Cravsn is President of Trinity College (Methodist.) Rev it President of Davidson Col let ;ge (Presbyterian.) Major w M liord Gordon is Superintendant of the Hillsboro' Military Academv. REWARDS. $100 REWARD. HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD WILL BH o NE paid for the apprehension of my necro boy. FRANK. ana nis deluvery in any latf of the State so that I get him. I bought said boy in Richmond. Va., on the 10th of March last, but he was raised and formerly belonged in Edge combe county. N. C. Saidboy ia abeut 5 ft. 8 in. high, heavy set, between 25 aid 30 years old, and of ajinger bread color. Said boy was impressed by the State and delivered to CoL Peanix of Caswell county and sent to Wilmington to labor on public works, where be remained a month or two and made his escape at Goldboro' on hi return home about the last of May, 1363. J. L. MOTLEY, Aug. 31-Mds5w Danville, Va. ranaway! t) an away from the subsc1ber on wed- ' iy nesday night, August 12th, my negro boy ALFRED. He is nearly black, with a deep scar on his under lip, rather slender and about sixteen years old.' No doubt hs will try to pass for a free boy. A liberal reward will be paid for his delivery to me, or confinement in jail. Augl4-.tf; . T.' MoGEB. MISCEUiANEOUS. NORTH STATE CIGAR FACTORY. H. J. B. CLARK, PROPRIETOR, GRAHAM, N. C. npWO " HUNDRED THOUSAND CIGARS, SOME I very fine. "Twenty-five thousand lbs. celebrated "Stonewall" Smoking Tobacco; in lots to suit purchasers. Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. July 25-3 m. ' " JOHN G. WILLIAMS A CO., STOCK & MONEY BROKERS, RALEIGH, N. C. . CONTINUE TO CARRY ON' THE BROKERAGE BUI inees at their old tand M heretofore, in all its vari ous branches June 2e-6m " W'NTED. ONE HUNDRED TUG -SAND DOLLARS er NORTH Carolina eight and six per cent, bonds, new iasas, ior which the highest market price will -be paid. Apply to W. R. RICHARDSON A CO. Ag4-tf I PIEDMONT SPRINGS. BURKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. THESE SPRINGS ARK SITUATED IN WESTERN North Carolina, about fifteen mUes from Morgan ton, in a mountainous, beautiful and romantic country. The waters, SULPHUR and CHALYBEATE, are said to be equal to any in the country. Deer, Bear and Pheas ants abound in the mountains. Tha Company bas succeeded in obtafnig the ssrrioes of an experienced gentleman and lady to take charge et the House, and wilfbe ready for the reception of visitors by tLa 1st of July. h trd, jr dayv - Week - " Month - 99 A Hack will leave Morjaaten on -weeday, Thursday and Saturday for th? Springs. . . . One fourth of this property, with three hundred .fl7Ar anA itrarhed. wsilld be Sold to S DCTSOa MBN- Oent to take charge of the property. . June 25-tf AUCTION AND COMMISSIOJTMERCTI HT WITH AN EXPERIENCE OF MORfcTHJJf FOBT1 years, the undersigned does not fatter himself, but is flattered by Ids customers, aud will receive mud sell Auction, or. on Commission, everything entrastedte crs. . FRANK I. W1L80H, ' Mayl4-tf Auction eer Standard eopy ... .... . ..,,;;.v- THE NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGlUlA CHR i v roNFEKElf OE. TTTILL MfcKi t T ; ? TO aiJOORHllEKT Y wit- !. tfvideuee, Graham, C., on Weu Aug fV-td ij xDDatn in uetoeer. :w m l: t,ow, sUeT. L " :" ') WANTED. A REFCGfcc. v ANTS TO PURCUABE A 8UALL pieee of I and n.-sr Raleigh. Apply to tht Editer of. the Proyress, Jurr 11-tf ESTRAY. rpAKEN UP ON SUNDAY lEVENIXG i LAST, AT I my residence near Raleigh, bay, ; mare, sJi laok feet d tio btber particttlar ttarkr Ownsr is notified to 'ami forward, pay charge and take her away. eptMf P.BABtOGXfBftltSsbjH.f.
The Daily Progress (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 15, 1863, edition 1
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