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Spies and Traitor. "
The Nashville. Union is of imprea
ion that the late movements ol the enemy
disclose the fsrcl thai tbey have received
important information from spies in our
midst. They would never hate ventured
. to Florence, Alabama, wiih llieir gunboats
if they had not known thai country to be
. undefended by soldiers. Let a stricter
- a(h k kep upon upieim prait.-a nd
let litem 1 summarily dealt with, if de
tecied.
f Illsh Irlee of Nrxroe:
i The neero-a beloneibe to the estate of
- Sanies W. Reeve, late of DehTatb County;
Alabama, were acid on Thursday fast; at
iVcatur. n twelve ironths rrcdii. at the
" lolhming prices : '
Uin, twenty-fire years old. $M00.
Henry, twenty-five yean old, $1,412.
Jerrv. sixteen vears old, one linger on.
$1 fOl.
Caroline, twenty-two years old, one eyet
not trrv stout, and wiih a child two years
. .
New Orleans is represented as having
been made almost impregnable. The shell
road and every avenue of approach to the
city are defended by very powerfuf batteries,
: sweeping them for miles, while on either
side felled trees form an impenetrable abat
iis out into the swamp. Our force is lull
50,000, under Maj. ien. Lovell.
Is" Nashville Safe ? It seems lo be
seriously threatened. Two trains left here
ysterday, and one last night, says the At
lanta Confederacy of Tuesday, to bring
Government stores from that city. '
t
The Memphis rgmsays.lhat when the
frYdiral gunboat Conetloga fired on Fort
Henry, the jar disabled her, knocked her
v chimneys off, sprung her pilot house, and,.!
ii is supposed, her bulls, rendering her use
l, except to show thai a gunboat ought
not to carry more metal than it can work
wiih safety- to herseii.
THE LAfiQEST CISCTJLATIONIn WES'.
J TERN NORTH CAROLINA. .-
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t'iTrlHBA JOUKiNAL,
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IE. H. BRITTON, 1
j CIIAULOTTK, N. f.
TUUK Papers (embracing Uie Tei-Wcii
lmxma ) esUblUheJ In the town of CharUtir,
fi. C.t fford snosuaJ adraotafvs to AJverti;rs
boiliat lnunJ abro&J,' the edition, weekly,
nw fcecl I ,
- XIX XIIOL'NAKO COPIES,
whith wr have no doubt are ret by at leftt
j , TtrKyrr thousand
j.rruu ecb wee, a Urge projwjriion ol whom are
Pl-inw i nei iheir raniiliw.
A a MtcAus ol Advertwiajt we are coafiJeot Uual
great advaaiaca cao be pbiaioea Utrvofih iLis ea
lbbsmwrnt, bnr we eiubrar tUIs ' opportucit j
toiftturm our frieoJ auU Utc Mercantile coioroa
niuta ou vbe tfabarii, (Cbarlotou a ad Wilmiug
IsiK) Ual our facUiUc for circulailng Ihcix butiucsu.
Notirce UiTougbout Western North Carolina and
ia aajuiiiiug DUuicU lu Soutn Carolina are e&
teiMiw snd coEUfieic .1
Our ternu are librrai aai a iaxge deduction wil
luaoe on the bills ol Coutracl AderUrm.
9epuV7, Isol.
UtUel Iteeato be lleorcavulxed."
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF N. C.
ADJUTANT tiE3tag.AL4 OFFICE, )
UALEiau. Jan 27th lb62. i
fllllE FIRST REGIMENT N. C. VOL-
A. unteers beinz disbauUed, a Keffimeot
6f Voluuieera lor the war will be lormed to
take its plate. All toe oorapame oi vne
old Regiment about to re-organize for the
war, are requested to report to this Office
without delay, with the view ol going into
tnis Regiment, which will receive the
- "Ucthel Flag."
f Additional Volunteer Companies for the
war will be accepted, to whom a bounty of
til teen dollars per roan will be paid by
the iSiate, and fifty by the Conlederate
States. . When a lull Company is tendered
four ofiicers will be commissioned ; with a
less number, appointments will be given as
follows : a Captain for lorty men, First
Lieutenaut lor twenty-five, Second Lieu
- tenant for titieen. I
i The Militia who have been ordered on
. duty and to be in readiness, can still avail
, themselves of this opportunity of getting
into life Volunteer service, and the number
ao doing will be credited to their respective
Counties. . - " .
. By order of Governor II. T. -Clab:.
t J. G. MARTIN,
i Adjutaut General,
i JJT- All the papers in the State .copy
lour times. t jan 30 1861 4t.
. rALMKrro.. - r.
TLROj wokks.
COLUMIIIA, S. C,
. ESTABLLSUED, A. D. ilDCCCLI.
i WILLIAM GLAZE, .
MANUFACTCRKR OF tfTKAal 1LNOINES,
rroa W W bQ Uorse Power; aUQAK
MP of every styla now la us. Mill Work, ol
every dlaciipUoo. Also, tros Hailing, with ovorj
' dUcrlptioa ot Iron and Brass Castings.
1 would call attention to Iron Caaung la the way
of cnoloia& Pubuo BuUJlogs, Dweiungs, Ca4
Ctepe, Baieatro Kalllsg, aad aU kicd of eaclosurea
for Oe-metary tot. I -
Having a fire rata Boiler maker with as, we are
trepar4 to faanuiaclor Boiler , or repair Ihera,
at ahori noUea. Will send boiler mixer to aay
oart of Ujs Sua. Our Steam tugtne will be
fooad. wnen compared rah those made at North,
era eetabhaaasenis, io be from twenty-Ate to forty
per cQt larger for Ce same haras power.
Theae Worka bare bwen In saeceaefulaperaUoc
for set ral years, with an Increase of patronags
fron ail pans of the Boathern eomotry, lor. which
the Proprietor re tarns his thaoka to his numerous
Meads and patrons, and begs to a rare them thai
' as palaa or xpaac will be pared ta Merit a soa
ttaaaac of their fa vera..
1T-U Ai - "
mniWXXXLT CATAWBA 0U&KaL, pes
JL naked every Taeaday s-ntOT, at L00 pr
Main. Itatcriarttataa : 'OttlM t3c.
VOL-. VI. NO. 838J
"yOLl'NTEKHS WANTED,
Having received authority from the
ernor of North Carolina t enlist men (h
ibs war. all iho.e dtiroas f cniering jbe:
service would d' ell lcnl npun me al f
my'offiee aud sii ihe rII. 'Uunug mri
alrsence fitmi town. A. C. Wiujamson
Esq., will act fr me- A bounty of $65.00
will be paid to each man '.when the
lany is compleid and rmers a Regiment
. 1 . L J. A. FOX
leb. 13. 1X62 dif - '"-.--
.: mLLSBORO
Military Academy.
THIS INSTITUTION" -will' t re
opened under efficient management -on
WEDNESDAY, March 5th. Th aervi
ces of 'officers having been permanently
secured, no further interruption of duties
heeI be apprehended.
T For circulars etaimg new terms'
t. . I I . . J.O .- . I . II A
- -. !IilUhoru,N.-f;.
J-Vh i tQNffw- -. ' '
VALUABLK MACHINERY
AT AUCTIO N
- Samsbcrv.-N, C,
' , January, 23 r
ON Thursday February 2Sih
will sell at
. PUBLTC AUCTION,
62.
1862.
to the highest bidder lor for CASH, at the
lonlederale Staiea Military Prisons in
Salisbury, a large lot ol - j
Valuable Machinery,
lermerly used -in the "Rowan Cotion Fac-
lory," consisting of
Looms, Shadings, Pulleys,
'f Rollars, Cylinders, Shaft-hangers,
Cog-wheels, Shuttles, Bobbins,
, Cast-iron Pipes, Old Iron, Ate.
kfT Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
A. M.: : - ;
HENRY McCOY,
Capt.and A. Q. M.f C. Army. '
Feb 1 la w-4tr.
AIECKLEXBURC IROX WORKS. '
i 1 K N 11 Y. A LEX A N K R,
f IIAHLOTTE, N.'C.
f arH C uiiderslKneJ beg to lnforo the rUfcen) of
M. - Chrklte od vicinity, andMhe public fn-
erstly, that Uiey bave
COMMENCED BUSINESS
at the above
BLTABLISHMEIVT
rooT or
Trade iStroott
Adjoining the NorUi Carolina Rail Prad, and op
Kite JOHN WILKES' Steam slow AiU: .
They are bow prpare1 to furulsh all kinds of -
Vacliiiiery9
At short uotlce, and on reatonultl ttmt.
STEAM ENGINES
- , ; ; FROM 8 to 0 HORSE POWER
7'T r; '-and . ' "
. ; ULACKSMITH'S , WOUK ' v
r I or all Emus.
JEt E PA IRS
In their line promptly attended to. Their FOUN
DRY i In tuiloperaUoo, and .
Cast Regularly twice a Week,
Wed oesdays and Saturdays.
They are prepared to furbish all kinds of
CASTINGS IN IUO.V, II R ASS, Ac.
ACCOSDIKO TO OSDRK.
SAW AND GRIST HILL GEARING,
GIN WHEELS,
aV-d'ir JJUST liUltJXEltiS,
ANTI-FRICTION PLATES AND BALLS FOR
COTTON PRESdKS. .
CAST. IKON KAILIiNU,
For Garden Enclosures, .
. dwelling Uouses,
Public Bulldinga,
Porticoes,
Cemetery Lots, k
Their
IiyrpT.PTVTTNTa
For earrvlnr on Uie buaincts iu all Its branches,
have beea BfcLKOTKD WITU GREAT CAKE, and
are provided with ait tho
IMPROVEMENTS "
Required to do their work In a
. FIIIST ItAXK MANMBIt.
Agenu, for Dr. E. O. luott, fer Wiatex'e
Patewl Malay Saw Mill, which has the advantage,
along with many others, of doing at least twice a
ta ock work, and doing 4 better, than any other
Mill la tue it can be run by Steaxa, Water or
Uorse Power. The Malay may be seen at the ghop
at anytime, IILNttl ALEXANDER,
N. B. Old Iron, Brass, Copper Ac., boaght or
taken la trade.
Oct. 3. ISoO-tf.
Dissolution.- '
ffllUE Copartnership heretofore exbUng under
the name of ALEXa.NORA MoiOUGALL,
is this day dissolved by malaal eonsenl Henry
Alexander U alone authorised to settle the bust
sees of the late firm. ...
, ... HENRY ALEXANDER.
alALGOLM alcDOUUALU
Jun 1U81- tL
KOOP KAN'S
Anti-Dyianterie & Anti-Dy spept ie
fREFA KED BY B. KOO PMA N.
CIIAIlLOTXii, W. C.
f illK uonv ailed BiUers poesees peallar ea-
H rative propertle In ail AlfecUona of lite
Bowels. They will be found effectual n Ue cars
of jjy sealery. Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, Soar Stomach
jk1 all those paiaf ol aud troablesome dieeaaes
arieing frotn a derangement of the digestive vr
fans and irregular action of the functions of the
tooAeb and Uitestlnes. Tbey will aUo be too ml a
BArE KEMKDY POK CH1LLB AND PKVEIU. -
These BiUers are prepared from KoU brosght
from Germany, and for over a century have been
found effrctaal in that coaouy for the penuaaent
ears of the diseases enumerated above. - They
contain bo deleterioos drag, but are compounded
entirely from roots, and are perfectly aie at ail
times.
1 A simple trial Is ail that Is asked, as . a care will
naturally follow, and thai U the beet certificate of
their superior! ly over every othei remedy for those
particular diseases, '
They are wanulavta red by B. Koopmaa, Ubar
loUs, N. and for bale by,
KOOPMAN A PHELPS.
Also, for sale at 7. Icarr's and K. Nye Uatchin
aoo A tJow Drwg tttorea. ft-b -l y
The old North State, ForcTcr.
r OOK HKKE,riUKNDS ANDrELLOW-ClTI-JLi
XKSS, will joe, bay the nobie BTATK of
NORTH CAROLINA f If so, send to the bee li
bera, or aaoscrtbe to the County Agewt, for this
New, Lsxrce and inavnLQent Idap,
And you will get the' whole State, with bee Rivers.
Railroads, Gold, Copper, Lead, Iron aad Ooai
ktlaes. and all the QUea, Towoi and Villages, ber
nobis Mountains and Springs, aad ber lldds aad
flowers.
It yea want this GOLDEN R1IE, now Is the
Cat. U seven feet by Ave. border views sf
the Slate lieoM, Insane As y lam, Ocapel HUI, Male
sad female Coliegea, Ao., AoM one of the cAeawf
ad b4l Maps ever pabllsbed.
PEA ECS k BEST,
HlUsborV.N.U.lSS.
AGENTS WANTED for every (Joaaty la the
Plau. Terms Ubersi. apply as above. ...
.T9m Editors throagboat the Btata copying this
aivcr&emeat rix monUis, and d d ng U ed itarial
v .shall to cotlUed to a P7 a' Vh alap.
CH A KLOTTE,
JJHlOVAl..
:1
J We have removed our Livery and Sali
ci.la iriknt nir rll st.iiiil. in rear ol the
4twKla nniwwilA I lie, iail. wlwT WC WOlliu
h iArtul to wait on the oiiblic generally
, At eur new stand we are better prepared
to attend to the wants of the public, having
a raucii niore convenient building than the
onewe were former! r in. and being well
provided with provender.
We have srood lots lor the accommod
lion of drovers, being prepared to accom
modate any amount of horses and mnl,s,
and -would be pleaed to wait on any drover
who mav trive ua i call. - .
Wt-t hav aluo. a. food Black smith sho
in vrmrtin with our Stables, and vould
be pleased lo attend to the wants'of the
people in that line. . . ,
(Jive us a calL . .
. BROWN & WADSwOKTH,
-Two i.-uM fJtaDwgr
Dec 23,' 1861r-d2mos.
COFFEE! COFFEE!
IS .tlANUFACTIJUKD AT JI
KELLY'S'JSouthern fcxeelsior Collee
Mill, Raleigh, and is equal lo the best
coffee. It is made. a of colfce, rye and
chickory, and is roasted in a cylinder by
machinery, and therefore is better parch
ed than can be done by hand. Chickory is
not so welt known in Dixie land, but iir
Europe they use it to give a superior flavor
to tlie collee. In Germany they, call it
wgoraL, and here we call 'it dandalion. in
England it ia so highly appreciated " thai
ihey lay a duty of two pounds ten shillings
sterling per hundred weight to protect the
grower- of it. - We annex Professor Em
mons eertifieate to show that there is no
humbug, but -it is what it is represented
to be: . '
To MiR. 1vei.lv, Sir: 1 have tested and
used the two samples of manufactured
conee tne laoeiicu jam anu imuiu.
The first uuls the Hio collee of the shops,
and seems lo be equally good with that
kind, 1 am satisfied that they
contain nothing whicli is injurious to the
system, and - may be -ecouomioaliy und
saleiy used as substitutes lor coH'ee.
w . L. Lmmons.
This collee id - put up in pound papers,
and iKirked in boxed containing tliirtysix
poundtt, unless otherwise. ordered.
All orders promptly attended to by. ad-
dresaing . .. M. KELLY,
jan la621m Italeigh, N. C.
Ad claims aatnt the SidJlery aud Harness
establishment vt the subscriber will be settled by
Mr. K. thaw; aud ail indebted to the same wilt
please make paynieat to him, as it ia necessary to
vlose op lb outstanding business.
no v . Xi 'tol-O I '. -11. Al. fltlTUII a k ii.
J. WILKINSON & 0.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAf.KBS JN
FIXEVATUBESiJ!iWEI.iiV,SILVtll
:and .-.'
JE lato 3L w cm, I- o -
CHAKLOTTE, N. C
J. S. IMIILLIl'tS,
II AVINU located in unariott respect--
ITU fully solicits a share ol pabbc iMkWoo
are. .
A complete aasortmeni or wiowis.asm
mers and VeUugt always on hadw1iich win or
made to . order M ttie snorteit mtte, juter rnt
latest l asluon. - i . ,
8hop three doors Mouth of the MnKu Huuse.
Sept. ts-tf " , :
WILLIAMS &, OATES,
TOADS STKSST, . J
Cottou lluyera, iirocerw A" Produre
.V Dealer.
AgtmU for KtttlewtWt ManipnUiUd Qua.no
and LorU Lnmirr.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.:
may 17-tf
: John T. Uutier,
Practical Watch and Clock JIaktrt Jeweller
ta, Main ttret, Charlotte, If. ophite
A'srr's IIoUL, deaUr in Jin Watches, CUjck,
Jev4lryt Watch Materia la, Cc
A1
LL work done In the establishment warranted
for
TWliLVK JIONTIIS.
Pins Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every des
cription repaired and warranted for twelve moDths.
Jan. 11,1861 ly.c
TllOMAIS W. 11ADCL1FIE,
AT TBB , ;.
SIGN OF Tilt DRUITI, , .
RICHARDSON STREET,
THE NORTH-EAST CORNER OP RICHARDSON
.AND PLAIN STREETS,
I N0.166,
OOIiTJMlBIiX., Q. O.
Importer aud Dealer In Fine
"WATC3ES, CLOCKS, JEWELEY, SIL
VER WAEX,
GUNS, MILITARY & FANCY GOODS.
paWATCHis and JswaxaT repaired by skillful
- and experienced Woramen. All kinds of
Uaia-Woaa made to order.a - s
oct. 57,lSoO-tf.
Certain Cure fo r Flux
Certain Cure for Flax 1 - " ' :
Certain Cure for Flax I ,
Certain Cure for Flux 1 v. ..
Certain Care for Flax I
, . KOOPMANN'd DIAHRUOSA AllXTUtKt
KOOPMANNy DIAUUUUiA MIXTUliKl
" KOOPMANN'd DIAKUUCEA MIXTURE I
" KOOPMANN'd DIAKRUUCA M1XTCUK1
Will ears the most obstinate ' " ' - 4 '
Will care the moat obstinate ; - r":
Will ears the most obstinate
Will cure the most obstinate
Oases of Diarrhoea and Flux
' , Cases of Diarrhoea and Flux
; r - v . i Cams of Dhtrrhosa and Flux
Cases of Diaxihcea and Flux
If takeu io time. ' .
If taken ia time. ' ' .
If taken In time. ; t
If taken in lAave.
For sale at KUOPM ANN A PHELPS and at, the
Drag Stores, Charlotte. --..,
- -: ; . , v, . ,
-it. . .1 . ' '
Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Rail Road.
, Traksfoktatiom Urncs, W. D.
ON and after.Monday the 15th Instant the Pas
senger and Mail Train will be run on thU
Road dally.(8aodays excepted)-as fellows i-
. SOINQ WBST.V '
Lass
T.00 A. M.
-
8.15 k
8.40
Lbavk
11.00 A. M.
11A0 '
lt.1T
Asarvs
r.7 .43
8.19
8.8T
9.00
Chartotte -
Toskasecge
Brevard
Sharon
. Llocolnton
GOING EAST,"
r
.- Lincoln toa
Sharon .
Brevard
Toskaseege
, Chartotte
Aaaiva.
11.45
11.43 "
12.13 P. M.
1.00 .
By Order.
V. A, McBEE,
AcUog Master of TrgaiportaMon.
I4eara'raa,AprU4tlill, ' .'J
23
.i
NY C.m
' PS0 YISI0KAL GO ;VEENlIfT--;-
JEFFERSON 2DAIS,
"Or Aiiaiosirn.-" ; ; -
VICE-VKESIDENT:
ALEX. E. STEPHENS,
CAB I N E't OF FICER S
if ' gKCBKTARV iE THB TRSASUBT, ; ! '
V. . iriKITl MIrVtililt. of S. Carolina.
SKCaBTABr THS HAW, ' 5 - "
S IT IflAlOl.of Florida. ?
8KCBteTAKT OF' WAR, i '
I,. P. WALKEIl,f;Alabama
JOIIN II. K BAi Telas.;
'J. r. aAavfyauarirfr of aatafavraT-'
CONuRESS: ? r
President Hon; HOWELL COBB, of Oa.
Secretary JOHNSON J. HOOPER, Esq.,
of Alabama, r ? '"- ? .
- ,- HKXBBXS. ! ,
Aluhanui R. W Walkeri R. H. Smith, J. L.
M.Curry, W. P. Chilt.ro, S. F. liale,f Collin J
McR.it-, John Gill Shorter, il.Bln it. Lewis, imob.
Fearn.- ' -
Flo rida-James B. Owens, J. Patton Aaderson,
Jackson Morton., , ' i
.Georgia Robt. Toombs, Howell Cobb, F. S.
Barlow, M. J. Crawrord,' K. A. Nlstw B. Hi UjU,
A. 1C Wright, Thos. E. R. Cobb, A. H, Kenaii, A.
U.Stephens. ' . ' - ' -' -jj' --'-('
Louisiana, John Perkins, Jr., A. LJDeClouet,
CTiai les M. Conrad, D. F.Keoner, G. K. Sparrow,
llcnrv Marshall. '
Jlintisippir-W. P. Karris, Walter Brooke, N.-
L. Wilsou, A. M. Clayton, W. o. uarry, j. viar-
&uh Carolina R. Ii. Rhett, Jr R. W. Barn
well, L. M. Keitt, JaiiesOhetmt, Jr., C. G. Mem
roinger, W. Porcher Mik-s, Thos. J. Withers, Wv
W. Bojce. - .. ' i-
7Vsm L. T. Wigfall, J. II. Reagan, 'J. Hem
phill, T. N. Waul, Judge Gregg, Judge' Old ham,
and W. B. Ochiltree. . - - j
' stasdinq coMvrrrsES. II 1
Executive Department -Stephens,' Conrad,
Bojcf, Sliorter, Brooke. , w A" '-.
Foreign Afai r Rhett, : Nlsbet,; Perkins,
Walker, Keitt. - K
Military AJUirgBzrtow, Miles,, Sparrow,
Kenan, Anderson. , , ' '
. Naval AffairGonT&; Chesnut, " Smith,
WrUht, Owens. , -.: i . ' v
Finance Toombs,, Barnwell, Kenncr, Barry,
Meltae. . .
Commerce Meaiminger, Crawford, DeClouet,'
Morton, Curry. . 1 ; ;
Judiciary Clayton, Withers, Hale, Cobb,"
Ilarna. : '"- -. ) :Vj t ' .. V 4 -
Poxtal Chilton, Boyce, Hill, Harrison, Cprry;
- 1'aUnta Brooei Wiisoa, LewU, Hill, Kenner.
TerritorieaVttKSuat, Campbell, Marshall, Nes
bit, Fearne. ; I j.
V'wi.'io .rtnta-Marshall, Harris, FeArne.
Indian Afairs-Mortoi Hale, Sparrow, Lewis,
Keitt.' " .!., ' -
Printing CqblA Harris, Miles, Clulton, Per
kins. ' ' - .
Accounts Owens, Crawford, uampueii, ue
Clouet, fcmith. v " V "; . h ' '
Jcngrosstnent&iKY9T, mison, K.enan, wciwe,
Bartow. .-. ' . . '
MEMBERS OF THE FIRST PERXiA
NENT CONGRESS, ' '
We make the loliowinlUt of the members elect
of the First Permanent Cougress that it Is to meet
on the lutli of February nxt. Ttia list is made
from the election returns : t
Alabama. Senators Messrs. William L. Yaii
cev. C O Clay. - '
jdembe
- . m r-w ww . t m tr 1
rs oi fH- rjous--.iessrs- a Ia uargan, w i
j, Jmes L P?? J'Zt M Carry, W iif
V Chilton,
.Scnith, Joun P Rawls. 'f Jii?mas J Foster, II Clopton
Arkassas. Senators Messrs Robert W John
son, Chailes B MitchelC - ' I
Members of the House Messrs .Felix J B&tson,
Orsndison D Koyster, Ausustus II Garland, Tho
mas B Uanly. ' : . ' ;
Florida. Senators Election returns not r'e
ceiveu' :-' ( -! - .
Members of Uie Hous'e--Me8srs James B Deskins,
Hilton. , . . f . '
Gkorgia. Senators ilessrs E II Hill, "Robert
Toombs. i - - . . i ' .
Members of the House Messrs A H Keenan,
lXJWl.-il asa. Senators Messrs Fdward Snarrow.
T J Miuues. ' '. - - . .
Members of the House MessrV D F Kenner,
Chas ViUeiS, John Perkins, Jr., C W Conrad,
tienry Mtslisll, Lucieu Dupose. I.
Mississippi. Senators Messrs Albert G Brown
James Plielan. - J .
Members of the llouse Messrs John J MeRae, J
W Clapp, Ceubin Davis, Israel WelchU C Cham
bers, O R Singleton, K Barksdale. ; . .
Missouri. Senators Messrs John B Clark, R
8 Y l'eton..' , ,. - . t ' ! ".
Members of the Hoase Messrs" Jhn Hyer,
Caspar W Bell, George G Vest, A H Conrow, W
W Cook, Ttwinaa W Freeman, Thomas A Harris,
North Carolina Senators Messrs George Da
vis, Win S Dor tch. , j-. j -
Members ot tho Huuse Messrs W N H Smith,
Robert Bridges, Owen XX Keenan, J D McDowell,
Thomas S Ashe, Archibald Arlington, Robert Mc
Lean, William Lander, R S Garther, AS David
son. .- ' '-' ' ... . i
Sotrra Gakousa Senators Messrs H W Barn
well, James L Orr. .
Members of the Houses-Messrs W v Boyce, "W
Porcher Miles, M L Bonham, John McQueen, L
MAyer, James Farrow. . - . J - -
'iEKNKssKa. Senators Messrs : Langdon - C
Haynes, Gastavus A Uenry.
Members of the House Messrs D M Carrin, J
DO Atkins. E FosWr, Thomas Menees, George
. W Jones, M P uentryW G Swaun, W H Tlbbs,
L Gardner, T J HeiskeU
i Thxas. Senators Messrs. Louis T. Wigfall, W.
S. OkUam. .
Merihers of Uie House Messrs. John A. Wil
cox, lter W. Graham, O O Herbett, W B Wright,
Malcolm FG rati am, &.B. F. Sextou. -
ViRGiiiA.. Senators Not elected.
Members of the House Messrs. John 1L Chant
bliss, Muscoe K. H. Garne'U, John Tyler, Roger
A Pryor, Thomas K Booook, John Goode, Jr.,
James P Uotcombe, .D C Dejarnette, William
Smith, A R BoUier, John B Baldwin, VV R Sta
ples, Waiter Preston, A Q Jenkins, itobert Jshu
sou, Charles U. liusscll. . " ; '
KaHTacKT. Seuators Messsri. H JO -Burnett,
William K Simms.;;. - r v.
Members of the House Messrs Daniel P White,
TticinagB Monroe, J tfFM:d,Jloha J Thomas, T
i itarreJ, George ,W Kring, George B Hodges,
Tltomas Johusou. -, t
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5. Northampton, J M S Rogers, D.
6. Hertford, Joseph B Slaughter, O.
T. Bertie-, David Outlaw, O. " K "
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Duplin, James Dickinson, D.
IS. Onslow, L. W. Humphrey, D.
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29. Person, C S Winstead, D.
80". Orange, Josiah Turner, jr. O.
81 . Alamance and Randolph, J Worth, 0. .
82. Chatham, W"G Harris, D. " - -
83. Moore and Montgomery, C W Dowd, O.
84. Richmond and Robeson, Alfred Dockery, O.
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86. Guilford, John M Morehead, O.
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4. Davidson, John W Thomas, O.
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44. Ashe, Surry, Watauga and Yadkin, Joseph
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4ti. Burke, McDowell A Caldwell,. W W Avery, D.
47. Lincoln, Gaston and Catawba, Jasper Stowe,D.
4S. Rutherford, Polk and Cleavelaud, A W Bur
ton, D. j . -
49. Buhcombe, Henderson, Madison and Yancey
Marcus jfirwin, l)
50. Haywood," Macon. Cherokee and .Jackson,
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position gain just on.' ; .
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Received at. Telegraph Offlee, Feh. 1, 1962 .
' . '- . , vat Bulletin fflr Q A v. m t j
i;.HiCHMOlT,; F$b leIntelUence 't?4
ceiyed- trom oilicial qaarters say a the bat
iU f aj Fortyonejson cohtinited Saturday,
nine toars. v': ''-J ' "V'r:
Five hundred Confederates were, killed
and wounded.. . . : ; . 5
7Weif?&R three hundred prisoners and six
.of the eaemy'a gttna, and killed and wonn
defiiteen ljundred the 'epeaiy, Z;.-?
" A dispatch dated Fort Donelson. ftvur
"!Tli JLi." j." : ' . .. ' ' -
v ciua, ouuuay morning, says, tue ene-
mr haa been reinlbrced 3,000 and a renewal
ol the batile is expected on Sunday. The
finah result of this great battle-is yet un
certain. ': i Z.'- ' v' ,
; V " From .Savannali,
A MO VE FOR CHARLESTON.
- Received at Telegrxph Office', Feb. 16. 1
1 - : at Bulletin Office, 9:45 p. m.
Richmond, Feb. . 14. The Baltimore
Republican of the 4th says accounts from
Port Royal &c, to theJOth- are at hand.
;The fleet en route from Fort Royal for Sa
vannah, is is expected, landed 8,000 troops
on Monday night. The Federal, forces
destroyed the water pipes leading to the
city, driven in river. They.were cut . fit
teen jeei below the surface, ; r
Twelve Regiments are under marching'
Arders to leave Port Royal on Monday,
inland; tor Railroad, thence to Charisipn,'
Three Regiments of Cavalry to join them.
Two simultaneous movements were . to.
be made one to -the Railroad direct, the
other to the vicinity of Edistfjf Island.
A large number of regiments are arri
ving at Port" Royal and mrich he'avy ord
nance. ' "Many buildings are belnfereeied
at Port Royal, including alarge lioepllal.
VVhlsTcey is selling at Beaufort and
Hilton Head at eighteen dollars per gallon.
The Baltic was to leave for New York
with 530 bales of cotton. ' ' ( -
Breastworks, seven miles long, across
the Island, were nearly finished. .
" Art arrival from Ship Island with dales
to tlie 23d ultimo gives' information of the
capt ure of the steamer LeioiVand schooner
View, laden'with goods Valued at $60,000.
The Stephen A rt, sailing under a British
flag has been3 seized ofT Key West. Her
cargo embraced rifled cafinon, erifield rifles,
powder, shoes, &cr, valtjted at $125,000.
. Two regiments are on' Ship Island' and
reinfof cements 1 expected.-'" " ; ; r ? C
f-e-s-e-
From Edenton, N. C.,';
ELIZABETH CITY , JiE-2AKEJ?:
1 . . 1 1 -. ' --''.'
" Rt-ceived at Telegraph Office Feb. 16, I
i - at Bulletin Office, 10:20 p. m.
Richmond, Feb. 16. -The , latest ; infor
mation from Edenton, via Suffolk, ia up to
Thursday, when the Yankees had quiet
.possession, their Pickets extending 6 miles
this way. , i-Tr . v .
On Wednesday a Iternoon the Yankees
ascended the Chowan, to Holly's wharf,
eight miles from the mouth ol-the river,
but finding nobody but a few negroes tbey
raised a white flag and passed over; to Cole
Rains, oh: the opposite side .of-the river.
What they dicL,at Cole Rain is unknown
Col; JVliteheiI,",malitia commander in Cho
wan county .. was at Edenton when the
Yankees i arrived. -Iteconversed with a
Yankee captain and waa assured that they
did not intend to interfere with private
property nor disturb the citizens not in
f arms. .'
When Col. Mitchell left Edenton, a tew
old cannon had been destroyed and some
cotton had been removed to the gun boats.
No other depredations, f ' r . " " ( ; "
- The Yankees landed near the. farm of
Monroe Whedbee, in the vicinity of Eliza
beth City, and robbed him of every thing.
The Militia farce of Chowan county are
removing all provisions trom the river.
Refugees continue to reach 'Suffolk
Rev. Mr. Amis, Mr.' Hataway, and fami
hea, reached Suffolk last night. .Only a
dozen ladies are remaining at Edenton,
4rThe Confederates V took ridssession q
Elizabeth Citjr on Friday, when the Yan
keea fled to 'tbeir gun boats. 1 A few; were
taken prisoners bv the Confederate's. Our
j flag again Waves over Elizabeth City.
Nortlifirn ' News.,.'.
Received at Telegraph Office Feb. H I
v - at Bulletin oflice, ll:15p. m. ; ;
RtCHJiosDFeb:' 16. Northern paper?
I of the 1 3th have been received.-1:' -'
The Ne w York Herald continues iti ex-'
travigant jubilation over Zt the: affair, at
Roanoke Island: It says thirty killed in
the array and twenty of the" naval f force ;
wounded, 1 40. Captured six forts,' forty
guns, over two thousand prisoners, and
3,000 small arms. ' ? : ? '
It aays McClelland : has received a dis
patch .that Price evacuated Springfield n
Wednesday. N ': ':";';-; -' -l -;
Lincoln has issued orders releasing all
PU.tfcal Prison custedyxfilitary
authorities in every quarter, on parole, to
afforA na akl .. enmi - ont
j. r - . " " r . . : ' T
L , . v' - .
x- Lincoln, says as the. rebellion ir is now
manifestly on the decline, severe measures
l formerly reaorted to; being no longer nef
wiuy.;..;-'.h' ' ' J Z
Naval appropriation MlPpassed , House
with amendment appropriating $15,000,000
for additional gun boats ; $1,000,000 for an
Ordnanc Foundry r .
The A'rt'ei has arrived from As pin wall
with $614,000 specie. , ; v
The news' Irorn Central America, w Im?
Prtjmt. Advices from i Ycneiuelt atate
tenth twmr? ii iaitkl wmmetient
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rates to persons ad vertising by contract.
above,
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A British steamer has arrived at New I ,
York wiih a cargo of East India cotton.- 7
Market irregular, 28 to 30 'rents ; com C.
Dispatches trom S. Ibnia4atd night of 4
24th aays, 20 killed 2,50 wounded at Fort
Dooelspn, up to that time. Fighting des
perate; terrible. , r . v
Official dispatches from Burnside dated
Goldsloro, have" been received at Washing--
ton. ' . - ! .'v
Latest from Fort DoiialsonT
.- Received In CVarlotie, Feb. It. 1
., ; ' at Bulletin office liH)0 a- BJ- . f j
i Fort Donalsoh, Feb. 16, 10:30, a. fn ,
O110 of the fiercest battles xn record com-
ineiiced this morning about 7 o'clock on .j 1 ;,
oar MVwtng.' , - : (Z zM
We have driven the enemy past his camp
AviLhreat alansbier." The fighsU atill
ragirigvith great fury on both sides. '
Our boys are fighting with great galLnnV ;
iry driving the enemy as'they go. (
' irololcfc,;A; M. We have captured 3 . j
of the eWemy'a batteries and repulsed them 1
every where.
The Tennessee, M ississippf, .Texas and
Alabama regiments, and others are doing
the thing finely. .
"12 : 50 r m. Think I can safely say tlie
day is oure. FJnemys loes tremendous.
AlouTtwo hundred Yankee prisoners j'lisf
brought in, report a number of their regi
ments nearly annihilated. u.
1:30 e. m, We fought the-enemy out
side of our entrenchments from 5:30 this ,
morning, to one this afternoon, driving him
inch by inch from every point of he field,
capturing 4 pieces of artillery, a large numw
ber of prisoners." "
Our loss heavy but have inflicted heavier
o8a on the . enemy. The Federals orb.
largely reinforced and may attack us agai n .
From the West. .
Nashville, Feb. : 16.The Federals
having changed their tactics and sent off.
nearly their whole farce from other side
preen River, it became necessary for Gen.
Johnson to change front. On Thursday
evening Bowling Green was .evacuated by '
a large portion of the Confederate force's,'
who fell back'in the direction of the ene
my. .; Gen.? Jlindman's Brigade remaining
a few mi nu tea on thc otjier side of Bow
ling Green. ' f t v'v
It Is reported Uindinan had a sharp en
gagement. yesterday morning, with Fede
rals, whoare advancing in force. Hind-(
man fell back in good border, and alter .
crossing Barren River bjtfw up the' Rail
road Bridge, burned turhepiko Bridge be
tween 10. and 11 o'clock .the " Federals.
shelled Bowling Green, setting the Jowti
on fire, burning nearly all the town. . ' '
;"'; From . lliclimond. ,
. Richmond, eb. 16. By the truce boat
arrived this afternoon frorrt Fortress Mon
roe, Mrs. Myers, and Captain J. A. B., of
Jlobile, came passengers.
Four citizens regarded as traitors were .
brought to Portsmouth this afternoon as
prisoners, Wilcox, Laboytaux artJ Dr
Bihieont from Elizabeth city, now in
possessiyn of the Confederates. ; J "
CIIAIIOIriiMAUKETSI. '
For the week ending February 15, ;
COTTON,.
W to 6)4
18 .' t J 2u
BACJUi,.
,.-...:.
WHEAT,.
;....$l.z5to$1.83 j
.... 8.Wto 4.00
8T '' 80c.
oFL0UR,:.
C0RV,. . .
OATS,....
PlvASfs (
P0EK,...
. 60c.
'.T&c.'
iX to ic.
JgSTWAY Pit 8 TO LIS W.
A SORREL MARE, 15 or 16 -hands
hi2h,elira but well luhned st?
animal,- about 9 years old, a scar -on
her forehead, was stolen from the stable
of J. II. MI3ENHIMER, Mount Pleasant,
N. C, on Wednesday night last.
Twenty dollars reward will be given lor v
the recovery, ot the animal and, prool lead
ing to the conviction of the thiel.
HA(sSTl(S ! " r !
CASH paid for RAGS at the Eovelopc '
Manufactory opposite the Post Office.
' j; Ii: STEVENSCO.
Feb-12-btf ' .
Charlotte & S. C. Railroad.
1 tirVir:
-MAv
THE Passenger Trains on this Road will
leave and arrive, hereafter, as follows:
Leave Charlotte", at 1 8:30 A.M.
Arrive at Charlotte, 3:50 P.M.
Leave Columbia at 8:00 A.M.
Arrive at Columbia, 4:30 P.M.
.Nov 8. . , . II
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n SALISBURY, N.'O,
SUCCKSSOUS TO N. B0Y0EN A SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
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Cultivators', Plowa, :
Coru-Shellers '
' Seed-Sowers
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lELEQRAPH CUTTING MACHINE,
For Foddef , Way, Stalks, Oatd and Shucks,
Being the first Premium Machine of the
- Fairs of North and South Carolina, - .
'CIDEE & SUOAE XIULS.
SillFIING AND MiCniNERY
?or Oriit, Circular &. VerUcal Saw Villi;
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MILL and WATER WH EELS. . , .
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finished Work of every. Description.
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