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&ml spcUicd fbr M 00 per toaim, yrAlito la tdnaor.
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. .Vxtttrrw rAOetm pony fanoard paci
ng ly fdMdir TWiiiMimJ iVmdmt, iiu
. Rc1t1 4t Balletlo 00c Teh. 01.
Richmond, Feb. 22. Boch lldpsej.iook
a rccei tbi morning lo attend tb loi
furation. , .;- , r r ".
In IIoa.'e,ubequrcDtlj', Mr. 'Footer in
trodacetl rtolulka appoifHing, a .com.
mitteeofone fron each Stated ta requeal-j
th Secretary of War tofamUh tlre falleat
and minute particulars in wefecce to the
condition of .the arraica in-be TId tha
aboard and river delenceaort elsewhere,
and report, with a Wewflc nthJetionress
to r.'.casarci : fairly, ta rtLIii'S -oar
national Inu'cpenJtnco. and sense of oar
wearily peace and tafety. Tereulon J
waa lacuca lor iae wjwuu . . . ,
Senate, basincas i unimportant. ; .
- From Memphis
" KJrtd at TeWrmph Office, Fek. 23 ?
at BaUUn OQiee, 11:30 a, n. J
.Mmruis, Feb, 20. Governor Ilanb haa
issued a Troclamation calling out. the uli
tia. Tennesaee haa 7 Regimenta in jlhe
field but the Confederate Gorernment calls
(or 32 more. .. "
. The Tennessee LegisJaturejneetf !i here
to-day. !
An attack is expected at Columbue dally.
Beauregard will 'defend it at all hazards.
Gun Boats are reportfd at Clarkatille
this morning, en route to Naahv ille. ,
It ia reponed, bat doubted, that if a suf-
firint torea can be collected in time to de
fend Jitsbville there will be a fight in thst
rieinity shortly. (
The latest adices state that Col. Her
bert is at Tratta store and the Federals aro
between him and the Kirkville Telegrsph
Roads. They have been reinforced, mk
; in 20,000 in all. . - r
Heary firing was heard in Fayette? ilia,
Arkansas, on the 17th inst.
Generals Price and McCulloch are falling
back before a superior force, and on the
18th were at Boston Mountain. The same
day a fight occurred at Pratte Store. Ale
Rca's, McNairy s and Herbert'e regi
ments were engaged. The enemy were
repulsed. I 7 '
Our loss at the Fort Donelson fight of
. four days, was 1,600. The enemy's lose
was 4,000. . ' :
Late Saturday night a council of war was
held at Fort Donelson, when it waa deters
mined to surrender. " Cen, Bvckner was
left to makf it known to Gen. Pillow and
staff. Gen. Floyd and 800 of his brigade
went to Clarksville on. Sunday morning.
Buckner remained.
Our army of 12,000 men capitalated on
Sunday. - f-
It is believed that Nashville a as 'been
evacuated and the" array haa fallen back,
but to what point is not known.
Latest frobr tlie North.
. Norfolk, Feb. 21.
A flag of truce arrived to-dajr from For
tns Monroe, which brought Northern
papers to the 20ih Instant. " ;
The New York Herald, of yesterday,
says that the rebel agents in Paris declare
that the seceded States will approve of the
construction of an monarchy in the South,
U it can be attempted with any proepect ol
success. " ( . - -
, - In the Federal, Senate a pctitwnwas
urcsentcd from citizens of New York, ask
ing that the name of South Carolina
shall be "expunged from the list "of States,
and its territory divided between Georgia
and North -Carolina.
Io'thellouscrcsolutions wcre offered by
Mr. Hirkriian of Pa., directing the-Judiciary
Committee to inquire, into the al
legations against Mr". Vallandighara for
fc alleged disloyalty. Mr. y." vehentently
deuied tber accusation.. The resolutions
were withdrawn.
" ! The culture of cotton waa disappearing
Irom Dutch Guinea.
; ! The New York Hermld appears de
lighted at the Queen's speech, and-says
that it extinguishes the last glimmering ol
intervention ; and closes by urging the
Southern people to rise in general revolu
tion and pot down rebellion.
The resolution of thanks lo Commo
dore Wilkes haa been indefinitely poat-
"poned in the Federal Senate.
k Washington city will be illuminated on
the night of the 22d February, at the ex
pense of. the Government. . -The
capture ol Gen. Price was. anooun
ced in the ;lIouse .of Representativea and
created uproarous spplaose. '"7,. A
The fire reported on the Cumberland
river was caused by the burning el-the,
Tennessee Roiling Mills by the. Federals.
According' to the Yankee account, there
were 12,000 stand ot arras taken at' Fort
Donelson ; alsori,20Q boxes or beef and
other stores. - - 1 - "
' There was a treat number of dead on-
W V f . I o. t. . - .
buried at fori uonwsoo w m iou um.
pispatches from Cairo on the 19tb,nd
fr rjkrrilie and St.- Louia en the
same daw, etate that Capt. Stobba had
captured Gen. Price, CoJ. Uoraey, COL
Cass, and Capt. Judge, of Price's staff.
The companies under hetr command ee
: .7 - y - - "
: The myraida of Northern fanatics , who
became mad with excttemeni ana joy- j
the fail of Fort Donelson, are slowlf re -eovering
their senses, after bearing of the
great slanghter ot the Ysnaees.
Secretary Stanton ' recommends tha
speedy execution of Col. Amtaogel od
the charge by Gen'. Lander of cowardice.
Lucius II. Chandler haa been appointed
Consul at MaUmoraa. -
The Gen. Price reported aa having been
taken prisoner is not Sterling Price, the
great Coni ad irate leader in Missouri. - - '
-Three batteries' of artillery-left St.
Louis on the 19lh inst., for the Camber
land river, -'.. - '
Tha ttttcklnj lerce STiBnh U
VOL. VI. NO. 843.
v MESSAGE - 7
President JEFFERSON DAVIS,
DKLI Y EKED A T IticilMOND FEB-
C-jpled fro thaPoath CarpUnlan. .
Richmond, Feb. 22." '
'There has becna continuous rain atf day.
The Inaugural was delivered "from, the
Washington Monument. The President
said: We have assembled to usher ino
rxistcncea Permanent Government, which
we hope" will be perpetual, upon principles
inaugurated by due. revolutionary fathers,
and with mingled-feelings of humility and
pride, I appear .to take-in tberesence.of.
these ' people and ".before IIeaven,the oath
prescribed for'the exalted station to whit"h
the 7 unanimous" voice of the people uaaH
called roc V ; .' - - -v7 " ' - '
f lie reterred to the long course and class
of legislation which haa been aggrandizing
the North and culminating in a warfare
upon the institutions of the South, threat
ening to destroy State sovereignty, when
six ot t,hbse States withdrew from the
Union, the better to secure the liberties for
which that Union was established. What'
ever hopes may have been entertained that
a returning sense of justice would remove
the danger, threatening our rights and pre
serve the' Union, have been dispelled by
the malignity and barbarities of the North
in the prosecution of the existing war.
In proof of our sincerity to maintain our
ancient institutions, we point to' ihe Con
stitution of the Confederacy and tLe lawa
enacted and to back that, through all the
necessity of an unequal struggle, no act
.
on our part has impaired personal liberty
or freedom of speech,, thought or the press.
Every right of peaceful citizens has been
maintained as securely aa it a war ot in
vasion, did not disturb the land. The
people of the States now confederated be
came convinced, that the United States had
fallen into the hands of a sectional ma
jority, which would destroy every right
which was pledged to protect them.
They therefore determined to sever the
bonds and 'establish a new confederacy
homogenous in interests, policy and feel
ing. . " 1 ,
True to our traditions of peace and love
of justice, we sent Commissioners to the
United States, to propose a fair and ami
cable settlement of all questions of public
debt or property which might be disputed.
The Government at Washington denied
the right of self-government, and refused
to listen to proposals of peaceful sepa'ra-
.tf- ,"', ,Wi ..A' y' . .. ,,, - ")
tion. . -
, The first year of our history is eventful.
A new Government has been established
over seven hundred thousand square miles.!
Our Confederacy has grown from six to
eleven States, and Maryland, when able to
speak with undemed voice, will unite her
destinies with the South. Our people ral
lied with an unexampled and unanimous
support of the great principles of Constitu
tional Government, and with - firm resolve
will perpetuate by arms the rights they
could not peacefully secure. A million men
are now standing in' hostile array, waging a
war along .the frontiers for thousands of
miles. Battles have been fought and seiges
conducted, and although the contest is not
ended, and the tide for a moment is against
us, the final result in our favor is not doubt
ful. He says the period is near at hand
when our1 foes must sink nnder the load of
debt incurred ; we have had our trials and
difhculiies, but ay;sacrifice will be cheap
as the price, of success. - Pobably, by( ah
ordination ofFrovidence'e maybe taught
the value of 'our liberties "by the price in
curred, and the recollections ot the great
contest will be a bond of harmony and en
dearing affection, producing unity in policy,
fraternity in sentiment and joint . effort in
war. -. '
Our Dast sacrifices, in consequence of
the blockade of Our ports','' are'developing
the resources of a self-supporting, inde
pendent people. It affords gratification to
know that we have maintained the war by
our unaided exertions, and have neither
asked nor obtained assistance from any
quarter. In conclusion, he invoked .the
blessings of Heaven upon our efforts and
cause.
Nothing from ; Nashville.
Ricbxo.nd, February 21.
No Nashville m ail has "been received
here for the past seven days 'andjio dis
patches from Nashville for. the.pasr two
days. 4t is stated here in' telegraphic cir
cles that 'the telesraph office at 'Nashville
Ws been closed. The public must draw
their own inferences. , : : V
From SsLTSinnst,, f
! "The steamer Ida, CabtICifcopely, (says
the iWaps of the 22d inst.',) started .ester
3ay morning at ten o'clock to go to Cos
tart's DlafL - Aa she passed Wo Sf - Au
gustine Creefc she was" fired tipon from the
enemy s floating battery and Jthree .vessels
in Mud river. Six shot and. shell, were
directed at the little steamer, none of which
took effect. The Ida passed on to Tbun.
der bolt. On her return to the city, the
weather being foggy, she, was not red on
hy the enemy, owing, probably, to the fact
tbafahe could not be seen from the ene
my's batteries. .7 " .
Cant. Circopely reports two vessels in
WriFht'i river, "and four in Mud river
back of Venus Point, and near, the fl-iat
ingbauerfl c w ( r
. - Faox Sxidaway, Oh - Friday morning
there were twenty Federal v-saela off Skid-
away. They vrcre striking their tents at
Great Warsaw Island, and a- large- vol
ume of smoks was .teen on the "Island.
There w5 videntlj (jme raovemtnT in
- Tiia ? Yakkek Pkiso5Es. We learft
that, on Friday night thirteen Yans.ee
prisoners lett our prison without the knowN
edge of the for aeniinels on duty there.
. Our ciuaens have for some iime been
distrustful ' of their safe keeping, and re
peated complaints have been made that, the
uomberVf the guard pndnty was insuffir
cienJt, but their complaints have not been
heeded. .. -. , 7 , T7,
- It the. scamps ba remained a week
longer they would -have been Bent home at
Ihe expense of nhe Government, as an or
der has- bem issued bj" he War Depart
ment xS send for exchange ome 3,000 in
our hands. ' As it is. they risk being.shot I
wherever found, as our cinzenwm cer
tainly watch forihese Join Brown mein
and destrtff- ihem if jfoundV -as they most
1 kely will be-.-r-CoIunbia Carolinian. '
"Uetliel IXe'sH to.be Ueorgatilied."
EXECUTIVE DEPABTMENT OF N. C..
, Adjctaut Geheral's Office,
.Raleigh, Jan. 27th 1862. J
a' IHE FIRST REGIMENT N. C. VOL-
unieers being disbanded, a -Regiment
of Volunteers lor the war will be formed ta
take its place. All the Companies ot the
old Regiment about loreorganize lor the
war, are requested to report to this Office
without delay,' with the view ot going: into
this Regiment.-.j.which .will receive. J Ee
Bethel Flag."
Additional Volunteer Companies for the
war will be accepted, to whom a bounty of
rilteeii dollars per man will paid by
the State, and fifty by the Coniederate
States. Whew a lult.CQrupafay is tendered
lour orficere will be commissioned ; wiih.a
less number appointments will be given as
follows : a Capiaiu for forty men; First
Lieutenant lor twenty five, Second Lieu
tenant for fifteen; l ,
- ,'l he Militia who have been ordered on
duty and to be in readiness, cau still avaal
themselves ot this opportunity- ol getting
into the Volunteer service and the number
so doing will be cretlited to their respeciive
Counties. .
Bv order of Governor II. w . Giaek, .
J. G. MARTIN,
"Adjutant General. "
jpT All the papers iu the State copy
four times. jan 30 1861 4t.
XJOIST VVOBK8.
v 4JOJUUA1UIA a. c,
iTABlllSllld), A. D.MDCUCLl.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
MANUFACTURER GT TEA&f tNUlNKy,
from 10 to be Horse Fower; tfUOAU
of ever atvle now in use, Mill Work of
every discriptlon. Also, Iron Hailing, with every
diacriplkm of Iron ami Braaa Castings.
1 would call aUeauou to irnuaunriu Uie way
at encloainr Fablio. ikiildiairf VwwlUntfS. JUAdt
6tej0, U&lesiro Kailing, aud ail fclcd of eacjocures f
tnr namotirv Intl. ' . I
UaviDg a tirat rate Boiler in alter -witfi us, we are
prepared to manufactare Boilera, or repair them,
at ahn mto.-W1U tHud tiraker any
park of Uie Stake, uur oieaia i-ugLuca wui e
Found, when compared with those made at North
ern establiahmenu, to be from twenty-rive to forty
per cent larger for the same horse power.
- These Works have been In successful operation
forsev ral years, with an increase of patronage
rrom all parta of the Southern country, lor- whieh
the Proprietor returns his thanks to his numerous
friends and patrons, and begs to assure then that
no pains er expense win oe spareu wmwu cu
Unaance of their favora.
ma j 11-tf '- - ' -
Xlie Literary raper oi
- a a.
KTKRY-FAMILY SHOULD READ IT
TUK LARQXST! TUB- CUKAFKST1 TUB.
JSJCUTI ILL US 1 HA. TCJJ &V U i UA&J p
B : but Is the constant aim of the .Editors to fill
iu columns with the choisesV Historical, Literary
and Family reading, ana wiin a large. seKjcuua oi
an the new of the day, both foreign and domes
tic -. -.1 . "-- ' - '
The fifth volume commences witn uie new y&r
1SW, .EngAgements have been maae to mane uus
the- inost brtlUant year in the chistory of ) UB
TIMES. It will commence with
Xliree iseautiiui A'rize scones.
Iu iUustrationa wilt be increased ; ' and Its typo
graphical appearance wul be improved by a stm
neater uresau- me ituoimuiois - uc un wuicu w
keep pace with the improvements of tliae; their
motto is "PKOGRJCSSlON! and as the circulation
of TUK TIMES j enlarges each year," they are de
termined to add new attractious to its columns,
and make it the literary paper of the South. -With
these inducements the fublishers eonftdeutly .ex
pecs several thousand Jiicrease io circulation.'
lint as additional incentives to the friends of the
South to enconrage their own literary and family
paper, in whicn tney wit nna dom oi ma impure
and immoral reading which sometimes they get
from abroad, the PabUiherg of l'HJC TIMES otter
S2.500 IN 1'llEMITJitlS
For subscribers to commence with thenew volume
nd tha new vear. THE TIMES is printed weeaiy
on eight large pages, one japer, at a year, w
&iva.nee. For suecimen numbers aud .curealars
address tha publishers. . ' -
nov. 8tf . - ' - Greensboro, N. 0.
NOltTII CAUOIilN A
FOTIKDEY & MACHINE W0EKS,
.SALISBU RY, JST , O ....
FBEUCKS A:ItEADEU,
. 8UOCE550RS TO N. BOYDEN k SON,
' MANUFACTURERS OF '
AG RIC V f-TUll AI "I JXPtEIENTS
Cultivators, Plows, r . ,
; , ' Corn-bnellers, . .
' Seed-Sowers
llorsePowers &. Thrashers,
THtf CELEBRATED
TELEGRAPH CUTTING MACHINE,
For Fodder, Hay, Stalks, Oats and Sfiiicks,
Being lJietrstTremium fllacnine ot tne ;
; Fairs of North and. South Carolina,
CIDER & SUGAB. ZULLS. -
SHAFTING JLND MACHINERY 1
For flriit, Circular &, Vertical Saw MUls,
Gold Copper & Silver HUoes
Mnrmfjirtnrprs of and Asrents for Dr. E.
.O.Elliott's PATENT MLLAi &aw
MILL and WATER VVllL.,
Plantationland County Rights for saleoi
W' T7 C. LVSTUAKT'S, rAl Lfl I
DOUBLE ACTlNUilA I uwji iwai
Castincr. Forffins, and
FinishedrWorki)Cevery:Deseription.
TOBACCO PRESSES AND FIXTUBES, :
And other "Kinds of Machinery repaired al
short notice.- - ' - - Dune 18, lBbiaiy
SCHOOL NOTICE. ' fn
shail resume the. dalles of myAlD
s chool on the 6th of January in i t
Morta, Carolina MlUtary , InsU-,, , J
tba
tata..-
TIRMS PEJl SESSION OF FIT MONTHS.
For tation In Primary studies and Elementary
.Arithmetic $11,00
m m Fraeueai automeuo wKhuol
lateral atudiee - . , S1J
. 7. Classical atadles. . - - $30,00
' N. B, So i eduction alter entertag ichoo! ex
pt to east of protricttfl ii?kneM. ' ?
r- 1 . : .
R
IS.TIOVAL.
r Ave. tv "arid Sale
, Wehuve removeU
StabIes7iron our old
Mansion IIoae, to
Stables,' opposite the
be pleased to wait or
. fix eur new stanii
to attend to the wat.
-a much more con vc:
one we were form
id, ' i riiVof'the
wu;".e.W!6 would
pub'icl'generaJlyj
r -e bett?r prepared
the rTub!!c, having
. bui:t?io' thai the
in, andJbgJrXeH
r theVccommoda-
rpnaredto accom-
provided with prove
e have good io
tion of dovers, be;,
modaie any amount
and would bepka?
who may give as a
We havealso. a
in connection, with
be 'dleased to nltc:
-people iu that li.it-. ,
' Give us a call;
' DROW v
horses and jnules,.
wait onany drover
7-75- -f'-H;
I Dlack-smitVsbop
:. tablesV,and -wo'uld
:o the "wants' of the
I s WORTH, 7
,. -. :---r-r- .t r.;- t tiers
Dec 23, 18G1 d2mos., -;
au Jatauie. "
COFEEEt COFFEE!
IS lUANOFACTUBKDAtt
KELLY'S Southern ExceWr Coffee
Mill, Raleigh, and is equal to the best
coffee. It is made of coffee,, rye' and
chickory, and is roasted in a cylinder Ty
machinery, and therefore is better parch-
d than can be done by hand. Chickory is
nnt sr well known in Dixie land, but in
Europe they use it to give a superior flavor
to tbecoliee. In liermany iney
sagorah, and here we call it dandalion. In
England it is so highly appreciated that
they lay a duty of two pounds ten shillings
sterling per hundred weight to protectthe
growers of 'it. We annex8 Professor Em
mons' certificate to sho that there is no
humbug, but it is; what it is represented
to be : ' :--, ' V ,
To MR. Kelly, Sir .- have tested and
used the two samples of manufactured
colfeethe labelled Java and Laguita.
The first equals the Rio coffee of the shops,
and seems to be equally good with that
kind. i I am satisfied that they
contain noihing which is injurious to the
system, land may be economically and
safely 4ised as substitutes for coffee.
- - E. Emmons.
This coffee is put up in pound papers,
and packed in boxes containing thirty-six
pounds, unless otherwise ordered.
All orders promptly attended to by .ad
dressing , " M, KELLY, :'
j an 18 '62-lm ' Rateigh, N. C.
AH claims against th Saddlery ' and Harness
establishment of the subicriber will be settled by
Mr. Ii. Shaw; and all Indebted to the same will
please make payment to him, as it is necessary to
close up the outstanding business. - . i .
nov. 27, '6r-dlz u. ai- rttiix.ii a Jiw
J. G. WILKINSON & CO.
' WHOLESALE AND RET A. it DEALERS IN
FINE WATCHES. JEWELRY, SI
AND
.- CHARLOTTE,
AVING located in Charlott respect
fully solicits a share of public patron-
autt. - -
a mmnlete assortment of Cloths, Cassi-
mrs and Ve6ttng always on hand, which will be
made to order, at the shortest notice, alter we
latest fashion. ' '. ,!- '
Shop three doors South of the Mansion liouse. .
W7T.T.TATVTS& OATES,
vaADi stbkjit,?".
Cotton Buyers, Grocers tProduce
-Dealers, . . ; ,
Agmt for KttUeweZC Manipulated- Guano
and Lorie'8 Lumber. ,
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED..
may 17-tf , . :-
John T. Butler,
Practidal Watch' and Clock "Maker, Jeweller
. y- r i . - - 1 .. .r r . .
Kerr's Hotel, dealer injine Watches, Clocks,
. Jewelry, Watch Materials, &c. "
ALL work done in the establislunent warrented
for r ; : - 0 ;-!.---
TWELVB MONTHS. , ir
Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every des
cription repaired and warranted for twelvemonths.
-an4iiSti--iy.c - : - l
THOMAS W. M.CLIFEE,
v AT THE . ' " '
RICHARDSON STREET;
THE NORTH-EAST CORNER OF RICHARDSON
.7. . , AND PLAIN STREETS, ,N -V,
7. ' " N0.166, '
rjoXjUMBIiJL. Q. O.
tJi- importer and Healer In Fine
watches; clocks, jewelby, sil
VEBWABE,"-" : 1
GUNSMlUTARY &FANCY GOODS.
" j 1 . -1-111 T
tayWATCHKS and JSWSLax repaireu oy
skillful
. ; anaexpenenoeu iiornucu,
All kinds of
ilAia-WOKK
oct. 27,lS60-tf.i
made to order.,
Certain Cure tor Flux
Certain Cure for Flux I . , -- -7
-Oertain Cure for Fla I .
Certain Cure for Fluxt.- 2
Certain Cure far Fluit
, - KOOPM ANN'S DIARRHOEA. MIXTURE!
' KOOPMANNS DIAKSHCEA MIXTURE 1
KdOPMANN'S DIARRHUfcA MIXTURE I
- - KOOPMANN'S DIARRtlCBA ftUXTyKlI
Will cure the most obstinate ': - . '
Will care the moat obstinate -
Will cure the most oosunate -Willxure
the most obstinate - -
Cases of Diarrhoea andTFiux
-"V" . Cases of Diarrhoea and Flux
- . Cases of Diarrhoea and Flux
v' ' " Cases of Diarrhoea and Flax
It taken In time. -
If taken in time.
If taken in time.
If taken in time.
For saleal K00PMANN
Drug Stores, Charlotte.
may 9-c ''
It PHELPS and at the
Wilmington Cliarlotte -and
Kutnencyu itau ivoau- ?
' '-t TKsspoirfATio Oriicaj Vt7 D.
v -r, .nr lloBday the 15th instant the Pas
U D mnA Ms.il Train will .be. ran , on this
UId dauy j(3undys excepted) as foijewa ,
GOING WEST.!
UiV.V
7.tjoa.1mV
T.45 ,
8.15 '
8.40 ...
': t t A
AKRIVk
Charfottr
lit
TustaseegC
Brevard ...
; 8.19
87
9.90
' Sharon ,
Iincolntoa
GOING EAST,
AaxiVx.i
Lbav
11.00 A. M.
11 AO ,
14T;- -,i
LlncoltAoB
Sharon
l.Brevard.7
'Tasiasee:
Charlotte.--
' " li.43
11.43
T -;12.15P. M
- -""- ? ' 7r
By Order,
Vta.mcbek;
Acttof Master of Transportatlea.;
1
' --a aa .
- Jb aoverner.'saJary'per
Term expires January l.SU- V n'
O. A. Daves, or Craven, tsecrtj
I nor, salary ,c.7 gtate.
K JtoTOs 11. rage, oi r v.
i arVSOO. exclaslve of -feeji .Ti-,. . ;
nietw.
CourU. of Bocaingna,
Treasurer,
SlLBVogdeo, ef W.yae, ComptreUer, sal-
n
1
M
rX
General Assembly commeuwc- u
rd Midday of November ery-aiurnate
ShCnS 7leeaob. M nvember.
jreaiv
ate and House
wmeiHI ni the first Tnursaay T
fuow. B1SX-
p7ov7Bird is composed a.
ellency. JobnJv-. Kills, President, a officio, Q.
bnSuverry,
HNEIUIASS3BLT OF . CAROLINA, '
" mkmbbrs sxbct TOraa UBaisLSTtjas orle-i
" (p. for Opposition--!), for Democrat.)
. . i . -.. .. . . - - - . . -C-
i D.untJinV iind Perauimans.
8 8 Whedbee, O.
2. Camden and Currituck, B F Simmons, D.
5. Gates and Chowan, anus n i!ure, v.
4 Hyde and Tyrrell, Jones Spencer, O.
6. Northampton, J M S Rogers, - .
6. Hertford, JosephB Slaughter, O.
7. Bertie, David Outlaw O.i .
8. Martin and WashingtonJ R Stubbs, O.
9. HaUfaxi M U Whilaker, . r 7 '
10. Edgecombe, H T Clark, D.
1 1 Pitt. E J Blount. O.
12. Beaufort, Frederick Grist, O. - 7
13. Craven, N H Street, D. -
14. Carteret and Jones, M I F. Arndlel, 0- . v
16. Gretne and Lenoir, James P Speight, D.
16. New Hanover, EU W Hall, D. ! ;
17. Duplin, James DickinsoOvD. - .. ... - -18Onslow,
L. W. Humphrey, D. " ' - -1.
Bladen, Brunswick and Columbus, John U
Tayfer,D. '.' .
20. Cumberland and Harnett, Duncan Shaw, D.
81. Sampson, Thos. 1 Faison, D. -
22. Wayne, W. K. Lane, D. , . . ,
23. Johnston, J W B Watson, D.
24. Wake, AC A Bledsbe. D- ' s "
5J5, Nash, A J Taylor, D. . . '
2i. Franklin, Washington Harris," D. -
ST. WarrenvT J Pitchford, D. " . .
28. GraavUle,OH KTaylor.D. 7
29. Person.-OB Winstead, D. ' -- ' ' v ' '
80. Orange, J osiah Turner, jr. O. . 1
81. Alamance and-Randolph, J Worth, O-
82. Chatham, W Harris, D. '
83. Moore and Montgomery,. C W Dowd, O. -r -',
84. Richmond and Robeson, Alfred. Dockery, O. '
85. Anson and Union, 8 H Walkub, 0.
36. Guilford, John M Moreh'ead, O. . 7 ;
87. CaswelL Bedford BrownD. i -
88. Rockingham, F L Simpson, D. ;
Mecklenburg, John vyalker, v. -
40. Cabarrus and Stanly, V C BarriDger, O.
41.1iowan and Davie, J G Ramsay, O. .
42. Davidson, John W Thomas, O.
43. SWkes and Forsyth, Jesse A Waugh, D.
44. Ashe, Surry, j Watauga and Yadkin, Joseph
Dobson, D. 1 .
45. IredeU, Wilkes and Alexander, L Q Sharps, o.
461 Burke. McDowell A Caldwell, W W Avery, D.
47. Lincoln, Gaston and Catawba, Jasper Stowe.D.
48. Rutherford, folk ana uieaveiana, a t but-
inn. 1). .
49. Buncombej'litnderson, 'Madison 'and "Yancey
Marcus KrwinJtf-. . v-t
60, Haywood, Macon, Cherokee and Jackson,
-. Wm.il. Thomas; . ,
Democrats, 81: Opposition, 19. Democratic
najority 12. At last Beaslon Democtato 82 up-
posltlon gain just ene.
The Edgecombe Farm Journal.
frHB subscriber wni commence on or about the
11 1st of September, I860, the publication of a.
monthly journal in TarDorov aevotea w xne
pl&otsf ana rwrM-wterestsCk noxtn varouna
ha particular, and of the South gener&iy. -.J .
jcagecomDe aaving long since wen acxnewieag-
ed as the model farming county of North Carolina,
we feel that there is no locality better suited, and
none more justly entitled, to the source of pobn
cation of a first class agricultural paper than Tar
boro. it BMW cauea. w
((Tim Kdsreeomoe Farm Journal,"
And will contain original and selected artlclef up
on Agriculture, Horticulture, Floriculture, House
hold Arts, Sural Architecture Zoology, Ac, c.
It will bepnbusnea witn new lype ana ciear
white paper, in. a neat quarto form. -i .
i urtca of subscription has been made so low
as to place the publication within: reach of every
neK:-r - ;7 4nnin. :"--: 17.. .
. . ' J. Ik f i S? i
r.6iiieopyeM year. :7.7. . .0J0r
Seven copies one year..... ............. if 00?
Twelve copies one year, r; ... . . . .'. 00
Twenty-five copies one year . . . . . . . , . . 10. DO
No paper sent unless paid for In advance.
WILLIAM B. SMITH, I .
1 -' ' ' Editor and Proprietor, Tarboro, II CL
jnly8-tf ' "7
PROSPECTUS
OF THB - .
H1LL5B0ROUGII, RECORDERj
POLITICS, AGRICULTURE, MISCELLANY, EtKERALHEWS.
7 DENNIS HEARTX.
v, v -jjillSBOROUGH, N. 0." ' ' '
wwVjth the present - volume the RECORDER
V w commeneea me mrueui jrcsr 01 is exis
tence, the first numiber having been issued ihe 10th
of February, 1820 ; 4oring all which time we have
labored to make our paper interesting and useful,
and we hope that in. these particulars we have not
hPn altoitether unsuccessful. It has been our
ishidmake the RFCORDER a good Fanuly Pa
Der. devoted ta Politics Agriculture, Miscellany,
General News, c, with a view to the entertain
ment and improvement of the farmers and citi
zens ofthe clrde in which it is distributed. Our
A trricultural department we endeavor to fin with
the best selections we. can make rrom au sources,
irivinr preference te auch a will be ef practical
uis to the farmer and Cultivator ' and in this par
ticular we hope to make the RECORDER as valu
able to the agriculturist as any periodical. f a
nurely agricultural character. In our Miscella
neous department, we shall contiue to be, as tre
have always been, careful to select such articles
as will have a tendency not only to amuse, but to
taprore the 'mind and- heartTVuUe wesHalt be
thankful to receive well-written articles to aiorn
our columns, waare aotse ambltieus of orlglnaUty
as not to prefer selected matter of superior merit,
to looseiy-written and iilrdigested articles, though,
amamentedatthe top with the coveted words
'Written expressly for the RECORDER." . In oar
News department we shall take especial palns.to
nresent to oar readers Ue latest intelligence ; aad
te enable ua to do so we have facilities. equal :to
those enjoyed In any portion of the State, except
those favored with telegraphic communication.
Asmgleeopy;oneyes4,,.........v..tfJO .
Six copies, one year.-. i . ...-.10.00
Ten copies; one year.... .....15.00
Payment always In advance 4 . ; '
Any of our old subscrfberi wlio wul obtain five
subscribers and send ns the cash, shall receive
their own paper free of charge.
--July 18-1 - ' -'7 C ; 7j j
THE VUIiBXAlV
THE CATAWBA . JOURNAL.
WE are pleased to advertise the friends and
patrons of this establishment that we com
mence the publication of the second, volume of the
fisst named journal" this, day, 'under, jhe most
favorable auspices. " . 7 7" 4
The circulation of the above named paper b
rapidly increasing, and its infiaesee as an ad ver
tiaing medium is being felt and appreciated, by it
patrons, having access to almost every neighbor
hood in this and adjoining Counties, as w'J aa the
adjolninur Districts in South Carolina. 1 .
THE CAXAWIlitOIJiflTf AIM
One of the largest! papers now published In the
State; mailed for 11.00 per annum, made tn from
the columns of the Daily BiTLLara. haa not onhvT
j- pecome popular .papers, vus.u aooras great ad
W . . . L - .L- 1 . m . . a. - . -
Tuwjn wow in wulu w use iu columns a
an advertising medium. .. . , , . -
- - Specimen copies will be sent to any section they
may be ordered, free of postage.- '- l - .
or terms, c we refer the reader to our lea
pt tot. : , . 1 -i E.- H. BRITTOI
" Take Notice. ' -
TSOH THIS DATE, ear Books -we ipoeMV
A? closed to aU. Cash will, in every Instance,
be required, without distinction of Pf
Ws are oompeUed to bay for Cash oaelTet aa4
nrt therefore have money. , .t
- Suet. El .7 ft ,vWf w
: . l-.-J - '
i 4
7 (Siiceessor i r. s. trt"? v. i-
Grocers, &i Connission, Merchants,
PETcnsorjiiG, va: V 7 '
WAlVEBItIL EIARTOT& Co
- Saocesaora to If. iL 1IARTIN, EON CoJ o
Kf At HAatai formerly of Granville VO.
R,rTsAHttx, formerly f Edgecombe Oon jr. 0
' fWAlrxa K. Mati. ef Richmond, y . -i
..LltAaTXa,of Rictongnd, f---"
ITSOTH concerns will give faithful personal at
IHi JSttoLto the salea Of "'COTTON, WHEAT.
JrT. . .n i padv Nlihr.oiM!era. wUl bar
Tt h- &bAv named articles, either on Com-.
Cr:.ti Hrwtatiott-er otherwlsei as their basi-
toTr- canned K BJXLINO excla-
tttaSJ Presldenf N, O. Rail Road. . -tor
aTalwik Pres'k R- A R&U Road.
'hlBn Pre-t Bank at Tarboro, N. C
nanlWiH. Kdwasds, Warren County, N. 0. -
jll Bnaocx, Esq,, OranvUle ConnN. a
O F FfflHU, Cashier Exchange riank, Petersburg
M"I- P. BATTUt, W.LJv"
"Planters and dealers to Petersburg as beinff oueof
the best Cotton aiariteis in sue oouuit ""J8
a eood heme and -foreign demand, and we are
pleased to hear that efforts are now being made to
tth Treiffht tbrougb from Charlotte to PeUrs-
burg reduced to about $3 a bale. . .
mch I, lsoi-om. : . y. .
7 J. N. ROBSON,
LATBamsTT A aoBSO,) 7
Commission Hercliaiit,
j No. 62 ;BAST !py, 7
CII-UaisBSXON, s. c. . .
" - :o: .. ' .
" Particular atttentioit given to the ialeof
WliKAT FliOUB, COItN, AC. .
And from my long experience in. the business, 1
feel confident of giving satisfaction. ' "
- . SEFEBENCES. -
1 C M. Furman Eso., Pres. Bank of S. C, W. B
Smith, Esq., President Union Bank., O. Ewlng Esq,
Nashvitle, Tenn Hon. John V. King, Augusta.
Oa., Hon. M. A. Cooper, Etowa, Ga.
. May 10, 186r-6ifa i ;
PKGSPKCTlS
OF THE
STATJE JOXJRNAIj.
MAYING become the proprietor of the Demo-
erotic Press. 1 have , merged that paper
iututheJSTATlcJotJHSAL, which will be pubiisled
Semi-Weekly and Weekly. ' 7
The Staib JookNAt. wlU advocate Democratic
principles in the broadest sense, and will support
and defend Democratic nieasores and their aavo
cates as they are presented, and as occasion tnay
require. In other essentials it will be my aim to
make the paper, what IIS name denotes, a State
Journal eschewing aU sectional considerations
and working Tor tue, entire . owiw; "M 'uluu,uu
Intere&U. " . ' 1 ' ' " . ' , '. .
. As soon as arrangements can be made, the wnoie
paper shall be re-inodeled and printed With new
tyve, on good paper, and In a superior manner.
The Editorial department will be'properly atten
ded to in its various branches, and will speak for It
self.' Neither labor nor expense wity be spared iq
the management of the paper. ," , ,
The terms of the State Journal will be as . fol-
emi-Weekly, per annuto .........,:.. i .
Weekly i ... .zuu
Thesrferms wiU be insisted upon invariably in
advance. Ho name will be" pat upon the list
without the money, aud all papers will be discon
tinued at the expiration of tne time for winch Uwy
k. u.n nii - nolens the subscription berene wed.
I am satisfied, from jears 01 exprinoc, m uyvu
w - . . . . -
nnnthRrftMiUnire&n an v newspaper hope to sua-
AivKrtiaements of a Drober character will be
Irurted-at ta fofiowing .rates sn.A.fx ..vt
nn. uiiMn. nrat inseruon. iuu
KiiiiMaaent insertion... v .......... ..V55 cents.
.Attperal deduction oa these rates for yearly ad
vertisers in the Semi-weexiy. . An tne neeaiy ca
tion the full rates will be eharged. -
7777 , i :, ; '7 JOHH SPELMAN,;
Nov. T, 1S60. Editor and llroprietor
TSfTSOTrrHERll (1UAI?;DIA1I
IB PCBLISHfeD AT " ;-'- 7-;'
U) rtTBLISHfeD AT
OQLUMD1A, JSO OA
. BY, CHARLES P..PELHAM,, .
7 r.-i ' vinMai' r .
Daily .". ' w. i. , t 00 per
annum
An-Vf eesjj r - i
wvi:... - .......... A 00 - "
rT" Payment iln advance Invariably. . Post-
TTm aondintr us five dally subscribers,- with
nt nr five tri-weeklv subscribers, with $20 IKT,
i77i.-f. in rftiristered letters will be entitled te
an exUa copy, or in lieu of that 20 per cent, of the
than Remitted, provided the order la for as
many as five copies. Ten per cent, will be allow
ed for amounts remitted for single subscriptions.
T.-i- iVjb- - AvvstansBiaaTa - - "A
Inserted at the following rates In the Dally and
Tri-Weekly : .
One squarelO lines or less) one insertion. -SO cU
Kar.h aunseauent inseruon o v
. When an adverUaement is Inserted in the Week
i. At but once a week" in the Dailv. DO -cents a
niM for ach Insertion. .
We offer to advertisers the Inducement of send
lag their favors to be read Jty a numerous and in
fluential class 01, reaaers, ootn in town anu coun
trv. The Southern Guardian presents great ad
T.ntares as an advertising medium : Its circula
Hon is laree. and ia daily and rapidly extending,
naxticularlv in the middle' and upper strleta- of
the State. . 7 , , t
job raiKTiao.
he Job Office is thoroughly appointed 'In aJl
respects, and fitted for every description ef Job
Work, in coanecuon witn it is a iHnaery.
; - The Southern ttuafdian ia devoted to the wain
tenance of the rights, honor and Interests of the
South under the Constitution While it is "willing
se sustain the Democratic party wnenever its eoarse
shall command approval by its justice, it yet more
confidently and distinctly ruica npon tne people
of the South v and aa tha best preparation for the
contest which is even now upon ns, it will sealoas
ly labor to effect union and co-operation amongst
ourselves. - - ' . . .
In the management of this journal, ike early
production of every class ef news from all parts of
tha world, the lessons ef virtue and morality, , tha
interests of education, agriculture, commerce, and
manufactures, will be kept prominently in view,
and no effort will be spared to make it, in all. res'
pects, an acceptable ure-siae visitor.
. EST" We send our Dally to nearly all the Week
ly newspapers of the State. WUl they, in consid
eration of this advaatage, kindly give the above
prospectus a ew4nserttons- - - - .iuae 1. '
? A NORTH CAROLINA PAPER "
-. J . TOE XIOTB8 . . 7
A large Eight-f 'age Weekly, published in Greensboro,
$'2.00 a year; for six months.
FYfWHE TIMES contains weekly forty columns of
li choice matter, specially adapted to the family
circle.' It is neither sectarian nor political, but by
beiag courteous to all secta and; parties, it is the
constant aim of the publishers to present in. its
columns whatever may elevate the people and en
rich the State. The publishers would earnestly
appeal to the families of North Carolina, to give
THE TIMES a trial ; try tt f Or six months, to see if
it behotas well to patronise homepapers, as those
from abroad ; to build up home interests and a
State pride, an4 to scatter bur aubstanee and our
energies among strangers. . Give iaJ Tutaa a trial
and then let it stand upon its merits.
what usais-ov ran nsita.
"The Times I regard as the very first of. ur
Southern literary Weeklies." Rev. C. P. Deems.
- I know ef no Weekly published any where that
ii so deserving of public patronage as (he Times.
Rev. J. E. Edwards. , ' . X ' .
"There is no panderiifg to a vitiated taste eve
ry article is jol a moral- tendency, and calculated
both to amuse and instruct.'' Wilmington Herald
"One (bt thehandsomest weexly papers published
In the Dnion.M-i-8pirit otthe Age. - . -
"Let the people ef North Caarottna encourage
tfieir own nwspapera.-t-RaIelgi Standard.
-Address w; . - COLE ALBRIGHT,
. Greensboro, N. 0.
NOW U Ills TIME TO BUtt-
ll&MJ-d 8CRIB&PO& THE GREAT 80U
THEKN ;W&JtKLYl THE. BEST TALENT OF
THE SOUTH IS WRITING POR IT. - '
WSoTitfce and Fireside,
Published every Saturday,' at Augusta, G. ac
knowledasd to pe ."XA best Family Sapee in
t4 k?wt, contains in each Issue, elgt pages
tU
ffsrty columns) or
. . rnAf a 1
devoted, to the instruction and am-j-remeate,
' Trtends of Bontr-rr?-.
LTrtSATURlV ORlTcatedJijiy
wlthanrIa-rw r,
f Address JAUrj Q ARDfT AerwU. Qk
IT n .Mtfeontbuanra
ratip"". b, contra.
JjQttSIS AND BpfjQy VOJX s ALB.
One fine GENTLE Hfp ap tp
BUGGY for sale. " - "7
.'Apply to
Feb. 22, 1862 tf
T. J, BURUOVVS.
THE LABQEST CIECUXATION IH WES,
' T . TEEH irOETH CABOLITJa.
. . THE - 7'-'
CATAWBA JOCUNAL
i
-. --'-"? - AND -'
" : THE DAILY BULLETIN, r :
1 7 rnusno bt " . . ' v .
-E. H; BRITTON,
CnARLOTTU, N. fJ. (
THESE Papers (embracing the Tar-WkKsn
Bdxlctii.) established in the town of CharKtt
N. C affords unusual advantages to Advertuvrs
.both at home and abroad, as tlieeUUons Weekly,
now exceed ' 1 . '''-. '
SIX TIIOfJSAIND COPll, s
which we nave ho doubt 'are read by -at Kmi .
" .7 1 TWENTY THOUSAND, ,
persons each week,a larpe roporUonof wliom are
Planters and their families. j- ',. , .7,
- As a means of AdverUslng we are confident that
rgreat advantages tan be obtained through this es
tablishment, henoe we embrace this opportanity '
to inform our friends and the Mercantile coiuibu- '
ni ties on the Seaboard, (Charleston and Wlljulna-',
ton,) that our facilities for circulating their bus! ,
Notices throughout Western North Carolina ami
the adjoining Districts in 'South Carolina arc ex
tensive and complete. .'
Our terms are liberal and a large deduction m
be made on the bills of Contract Advertisers.
Sept. 27, 1861. .
P ATiTVIgTTO "
IRON WORKS,
COLUMBIA, S. C. O
WlIiLlAIfl GLAZE, Proprietor.
GKOItK A. SIIIKI.DS, Foreman. .
MANUFACTURES STEAM ENGINES of any
power desired; for Mi Us aud PlanUllon
purposes, at short notice, having at alUlrass
hand some finished, or in a forward state, in con
nection with our Mill and f Wort; we have
secured the services of -Mr.; JOHN CLAlJlKfc.L,
who is one of the best Millwrights iu the South, to.
superintend the putting up of Mills and Engmes,
lam agent for one of the best PORTIBI
MILLS now In use and can furnish any sise
wanted. Persons wishing: the Mills are invited to
call at the Works, and witness the operation orahe
.ne now in use. The MUl-rack, ( which , is the very
best, is procured from Edgefle d, fl. O., and thr
Milts are built eemplete at our Establishment,
BRASS AND IKON CASTINGS. -
AH descriptions of BRASS and IRON CASTINGS
executed in the very best manner, ana s
stock of patterns Is very large, having recently
v.rut verv aay 10 mo wc. vui
purchased an uiose lormcrijr wwmw i
Wright, which being added to those made at my
va..Kii.Kmwnt for tha wast five I ears, makes M i
assortment more lull than any other like establish
ment In the State. .
Wire Bailing
t m.aent far one of the larger. Wire Rslllng
Companies at the North, and wUl furnish WIN-
DOW QUiliDO, UAUibttlUI, , r.rw 1
ukusteaDS. or any description of Wire Woik, at
the book prices of the manufacturer, which can be
seen at my omce.
1 wuU esll attention to this branch of our bus- .
iness, having a great variety of patterns, for imb
ue and private gFutt4s-ceaijim, w. ana win
keep on hand; and east any siyw wanjuxi. prices .
U low as Uie i&iue cm uumtui. , uio $i vi .
CIRCULAR 8AWB. '
T m.m irnt for R. Hoe A Co's cekbrated Clh-
CULAR SAWS, and also for a manufacturer of the
same article in tuenmona, va. a iuu suppiy 01
these SAWS, of ' slses, always on nana, rersons
wishing them, wUl ae weu to cau on me, as a iukc
no charge for fitting them to, the mandrels.
-rt flkTfro T T? rrAA-TTTT'-n
. "I have a G0MMING MACHINE on band, and
am prepared te re-tooth old saws, making them, as .
rood as new.' ... . r 1
dee 11, 1860-tf 7 WILLI A M G LAZE, c
Notice to Merchants.
FORWARDING OFFICE f
.8.0, R.R. Co.
' - Cha'bij-sto, March 16, 1861
THE South CaroUna Railroad Company having ;
determined to discontinue this department of
the service, the undersigned, who haa been the for- 1
warding Agent of the OcmpwywrMi last lour or .
five years, nas associaiea -wita nun vuki vm .
in thedepirtment, and, under ; Uie natue ot (J A N TT
ASTONx1, wUl continue to RKCKIVE and FOR- f
WARD such articles as may be consigned to bis""
care. He trusts, by strict personal atteuUon. to ;
retain a very liberal share of tne business of the :
susHJasi arA reminded that all aoods no wtreach-i
ina-this port from points beyond the Confederate
States of America, must be entered at the Custom
House, and that duties are payable on sach as are
not purchased on or before the 2Sth Pebrusry last ,
and laden on shipooara on or oejore
March instant, save such as are on the free list.
It is therefore necessary that remittances be maue 4
to pay the duties where 'duties are payable, abd
IS ALL CASKS TO OOVSB THB XXfASSS V LUliTOa.
HOOSB EMiaT, WHXTHXB TUS GOODS AXE VRKS OK MOT.
Prompt compliance will prevent delay aud j-!
panse, as aU articles not entered and ierm!tutd
will be stored by the Custom House officers. The ;
South Carolina. Railroad Company will advance,
as heretofore, the charge of flight, dravsge and
warfage, butnoX the expenses connected with tne
Custom House. I . , ' - 1
, Rates of charges. for forwarding will be! very;
moderate, and may be had on application to
GANTT A STONY, to whom ail business cotnuju
nlcations should be addressed. ,
The undersigned refers to' the officers of the
'South Carolina Railroad Company, to the custom
ers of the Forwarding Department, and to aM
merchants of standing In the city of Charleston,
and respectfully solicits liberal share of patron
age. .1 JAMES L. GANTT.
Late Forwacdiag Agent 8. Q. R. R..C0. 7
Book and Job Printing
OF fiVERY CLAS AHD
NAatlv KxMDted tit this ofHre.
Tf-fV AVING procured a lr-
amount of excel
JUL
lent material, and added to this estaoinn-
suent suitable fast PRESSES, we take this oppor
tunityto Inform our friends Two?k S
that we are fuUy prepared to execute work of
d 'thslattand most.pproved
style.
I1IL.L-IIEAU',
CIICCUE.AUH,.-
CHECKS, .
XIIOW-lilLLS,
INViriTIONS-
JL.AW If LANKSIv-
71 0 mwwml I.KTS. .
IIOUIAS,
execoted this side of jturTTOn, .
TRrFARS) FLAKIER.
C Ot UJ0L JU I Aj yurn thlsi
TfVf AVING purchased of owed tu place ot U
KalSta ciV Vregul'r Is great
om "- .Atim. that seen " r ...... m,n
jeeung rrzzi .nd beus 7---nded
in this JJtatf. .-" Capitol of the
Bute and
anitalned, n l9mT7ZA bUlty. navs '"""-
determln-
ou .u tha venture, r" , .n.nrm..
tne ven- - ..oiins te enesurars
Far-nor ' their
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