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BY TELEGRAPH.
Fight INear Savannah.
Sava.h.Vaii, April 1. 1
. Thr-e companies of the 13th Georgia
Regiment went on an expedition to Wil
minjton Iilsr.d, below this city, yesterday,
and mt the enemy, when an engagement
ensued, resulting in the loss to the Fed
erals of one killed? thre wounded, and fif-.
teo taken prisoners, and a barge with a
-sU-pounder captured. Our loss was one
aded, it is (eared mortally;
The prisoners are now in the barracks in
this city, and the barge and six-pounder are
,at Cau "ten's Bluff.
Thf Military DeapotUm
. North. ',
or 1U
The New York TIVIJ. an ablo Repub-
liran nrvin 'thus sneaks of the Utttrt dt
" SJ r
cachet, which, for a number ol months
hae been issued ly the Lincoln Govern
ment. It says : -
Patiently as the people had submitted to
the summary procedures of the State De
partment, in arresting on mere suspicions
1 treason, and confining for weeks and
. months without trial, they still felt it to be
a deep public misfortune. It was in direct
conflict with the guarantees of the consti
tution, and a moat dangerous precedent for
future; times, and was taken by the powera
l.ri9.1 an a. virtual acknowledgment that
the constitution of the republic was not
adequate to its own protection ; and as a
uroof of the desperate condition ol the
Federal cause.
The 7e ffers de cachet were an unheard of
thing in any country not ruled by a despot.
Never before aincc the Barons exacted
Magna Charta at Runnymede, did the An-
glo-Saion race submit to such an aasutnp-
lion of power. The fact, extraordinary as
it is. is incontrovertible that the American
Secretary of State has exercised the power
in immuring the American citizens without
; judicial warrant or trial, which Charles I.
or James 11., in the utmost stretch of hts
royal prerogative, never durst, attempt,
though the one did arbitrary which cost
. him his throne.
- .---
Tut N A3Uvii.LE Ladies. In further con.
-.' Croiatiunct the rlaal ot the Nashville 1
diea to renewed acquaintance with Fede
ral officers who have sought the privilege
" of visiting them, we copy from the Atlanta
,CVJrac the following extract from a
private letter from one of the roost charm-
g, intelligent and fascinating belies ot inai
in
city
to a lady friend in Atlanta.
She
writes
Nasuviixe, Alarcli 1j, ico..
Th Yankees are thick as blackbirds in
May brMow. t could annihilate them,
.oul 'and body ! Thank heaven there are
no Union men here, and the Yankees are
very sorry to see bow bitter every one is.
The iadiea, especially give it to them tight
and UH. They have the audacity to call
upon me. and I have the independence to
.end them word that 1 am a rebtl, and hate
no dtsire to tee Vandal : When we meet
them on the street we invariably cross overl
lower our veils and hurrah for the Southern
Confederacy. Gov. Andy Johnson is now
here. You should have seen the reception
I gave to the arch liend and traitor when
k BtttmDted to speak to me yesterday.
that his friend of
lie qUUMJ v...
iwo years ago, and the person then before
him' were quite diherent persons
Save Your Ashes.
THE Charlotte Chemical Jo M. Co..
will pay 1-1 cents per bushel for good
clean
All oersons Having any to sell, will please
give notice at the Drug More oi r. ye
f lARLOTTB C. Jt"M. Co.
cVarlotik drug store.
! E. NYE HUTCHISON & Co
WfcCTAlUDEALKItS IN FOLEIQN AND DO
UV, MESTlO DKUUS, SJedlcinea, Chemicals,
wrfumery, Fancy Artlclea.OUs, PalnU'srniahea,
Window Glaai. Patty. ljs Staffs, Trirpentlne.
Burnlaf Fluid, Alcohol, Por Lto,uor,Caaton Tea,
riU and Oardn 6dtt Ao, Ac. .
w&rinf closed oar books, we Intend to kU here
fJieI?fSaah: tMy 4. lol-tf
iTrENTlOX VOLtlNTEEUS.
1 have on handTloTof OIL CLOTJI
rlVTS; aUo, Oil Cloth by the yard;
which I will sell l reasonable prices.- Call
Tt the store of Messrs. Hilxer &
Li. oor to Euas & Cohens Grocery
next door to y All REN S.
btore. , ,mr.;.ym .
Feb 19, ioo
Take Notice.
LL person indebted to the subscriber
COME TOWARD
IMMEDIATELY!
J. S. PDILL1PS,
vWviso located la Cbarlott roped- vlt
MfI!j?oU a soars or pubno patron-
SrJ ticuce. aiier the
Sgjisj ? rh '
Atlantic,-Tenn. & 0. Railroad.
" Tkcas. Office A. T. Sc. O.R.R.Co., I;
J ' Charlotte. March 17, 1862. f
f As the last installment of Stock sub
scribed in Mecklenburg county, is doe on
the 21st of April, all Stockholders in arrears
are requested to make immediate payment.
Contractors have faithfully periormed
theirdutto8,aJmuf&epaif. The amount
is due from Stockholders. Come forward,
PAY UP and get your certificates. '
. M. L. WRISTQN,-JVe?.
Kir Vhig copy four weeks. -March
17, 1862 d2w
ATTENTION!' '- ,
JIEiV OF MECKLENBURG.
ARC EAI5INO A COMPANY FOiyTni:
sod will relfereyoa of the Draft by
enlisting with oj. - - ' .
JjQimHTJNTmElllin
O.TT untt;
win t paid, adI clothing furnished before leaving
Uve County. ' -. --"!
C O M E O R W AR D
252STX.IST, I
and let not Llstorj reer4 a draft la old Mecklen
banr. - - -' ; r- -
.. . J. II. WHITE, .
S. LV BELK, .
- - J. M. SPRING.
CharlotteMarch 14, 1862 tf "
Ca(ch;he,Descr(er
rjlUIUTY DOLLARS II 15 W A It D,
WILL bo given for the apprehension
and delivery, of David Reid, who deserted
Company E., 31th Regiment, North Caro
lina Troops,, at Camp Mangum, .near
Raleigh. N. ,C, 13th i. January 1862.
Said Keid is supposed to be thirty-seven
years of age, five feet eleven inches high,
sandy hair, blue eyes, red complexion and
down look, nothing promising indicated in
hia appearance. Said Reid's residence is
Caldwell county, N. Cohere he is sup
posed to be lurking. Bring him in and res
ccive the money. - . "
-, JOHN F. HILL, Captain.-
Per W. O. IlARRELSO.V, (J. i.
Hamilton, N. C, March 7th, 1862.
march 22 '62-btf .
. L. T. LEVIN, .
Commission Me reliant,
SELU ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
COLITJIIIIA, s.
March 14, 16oJ
iy
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE FIRM OF BURROWS & PAS-
CIIALL is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ' I.J. liUKaowa is authorized to
close np all outstanding-accounts. Persons
having claims against this firm will please
present them as soon as ponsibtc tor set
tiement, and those indebted will please
tmm fnrwarJ a ul settle.
P. jnuntrioTrOi--
- . . I. A. PASCIIALL.
Chariot te, Jan.-12, 162. "
jan 14 'tia-d if -'
riONFEDEUATK
UNIPOKIUS.
4
-Just received a superior quality "of Gold
Lace for ornamenting sleeves and Conled-
cratecape. - f or saw at
KAILNW tlL.K 5C WKUS. -Feb.
15, 1862 tt
SWOltV, a.ia An a uu.aa
:' ' " - .
A handsome Stiver Case bworu, tor
Captain or Commissioned Officers, with a
red Silk Sash and Belt. or sale at
KAHNWEILER St BROS.
Feb. 15, 1862 tf "
COTTON PL.AMT15US. .
Just received a lot of Bagging.
For sale low at
KAHNWEILER & BROS.
Feb. 15, 1662 ti -
jJIi.ITAltY MUTTONS) &C.
Received per- Steamer Isabel, Gold Ep
Eaulets for Commissioned Officers, Military
luttons, Gold Lace, Pistols, &c.
Call soon at -
KAHNWEILER At BROS.
Jan. 25.' 1862 tf. , .
QOTTON IjACES, &C.
We are selling off our splendid stock of
Needle Work, comprising Sleeves and
Collars, French and English worked Bands.
Edging and Inserting, Thread, Linen and
Cotton Laces, as usual, low prices,
. Selling very fast at
KAHNWEILER &. BROS.
Jan. 25, 1662 tf
TTENTION BATTALION. .--
Just received a Patent Combination Stool
and Cot for camp use. Also, an 'assort
ment of heavy Army Undershirts, Drawers,
India Rubber Overcoats and Pants, Eqam
eled Oil Cloth Coats. For sale at
. KAHNWEILER &. BROS.'
January 25, 1862 tf
CfJJPUIlNONG WINE.
. Superior articles of Scupemong WINE,
In bottles for family use. For sale at-
KAHNWEILER &HKOS.
Jrn. 25, 1862 tf ,
JUSTItKCEIVEU. . 5V
A supply-of extra fane MERINO. UN
DER-SillRTS have jat been received
and for sale by J. 3. PHILLIPS, -
dec 12,'61-dti. . . t
jiilitaky'ordeu
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT N.
. C..V
rcE,
ADJCTAxr General's Offic
Raleigh, February 13thf 1862
FIVE REGIMENTS OF .VOLUN
TEERS for the war are wanted to make up
North Carolina's Quota of the Army of the
Confederate States, to whom a bounty of
fifteen dollars per man will be paid by the
State and fifty dollars per man by the Con
federate States. - - - -
This number is expected to be raised
with as little delay as possible, and Com
panies at present organizing will report to
this Office with as little delay as possible.
They will be received by Companies or in
dividuals, and when a fall Company ia ten
dered, four officers will be commissioned ;
with a less number., appointments will be
given as follows t A Captain for forty men j
First Lieutenant for twenty.five men;
Second Lieutenant for fifteen.
The Militia, who -have, been ordered on
dutyi and to be in readiness,' can still avail
themselves of iuV opportunity ol getting
into the volunteer service and the number
so doing will be credited to their respective
counties.
JJy order of the Governor, -
- J. G. MARTIN. Adjutant General. :
r All th paper In the State copy four
times.- . - -
7-trr-r
PEEMAJfEITT
-GOVEBNUEirr
; 4r tbs
Confederate States of America.
; PRESIDENT:
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
TICK-PRESIDENT:
ALEX. H. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.
CABINET OFF I C ESS:
SKcarrAKT or stitb,
ft. in. T. HUNTER, of Virginia.
8ECam RT OS TBS TKX1SCKT,
c. c. TTlETi.TilNGEirofS. Carolina.
" BSCKKTABT OF THB HAW,
S.H-1TIAL1LOIlY,ori'lorlda.
- BacarrasT of war,
I.. P. AVALItElttOf Alabama, ;
POiTMieTEH ORSKR1L, '
JO 11? II. It KAfi AN, of Texas.
- - ' arroRsrv ontut, -J.
P. nENJAHl.V, of Louisiana.
ALaBAHA Senators Messrs. William I. Tan-
cer. O O Clav
Members of the House Measrs K L Dargan, W
P CbUton. Jamea L Pojrh, J L .ll Corrv, W B
Bmlth, John P Rawls, Tbomaa i Poster, D Cloptoo
L f Lyon.' r; :
AsKAKaAS.-Senators Messrs Robert "W John
son. Charles B MitcbelL
Members of the House :Messrs Pellx J Batson,'
CrrandisoD D Royster, Aagastos H Garland, Tho-
maa B lianly.
rxo&iw. senators I ElecUon returns not re-
AffQbraof the llouse Messrs James B Desklna,
Hilton.
Gcorgia. Senators Messrs R U XIllL Robert
Toombs. '"
Members of the Uoasc Measrs A H Keenab,
Hiaa Uolt, A R Wright, J alien llartrldge, Lucius
J Uartreil, Wm w Clark, Kobert P Trlppe, Darld
W Lewis, U i Munnalrm, Uarjv Strtcklaod:
- LocnsjARA. Senators Messrs Fd ward Sparrow,
T JBemme.
Members' of the 'House Messrs DP Ktnner,
Chas VlQera, John Perkins, Jr., C W Conrad,
tleorr Marshall, Laden Dupose.
, MtiKisoiPH. SeuaWrs Messrs Albert O Brown.
Jamea Phe Ian.' .
Members of the House Measrs John J McRae, J
W Clapp, Keubla Darts, Israel Welch, 11 0 Cham
bers, u a Siogletoo, AlarkadaJe.
MiSdODBJ. Senators Messrs John B Clark, R.
BY Peyton. x
Members of the Hoase Messrs Jehn- Hyer,
Caspar W tlell, Ueorife U Vest, A U Oonrow, W
W Cook, Thomas W i'reeman, Taemas A Harris.
' North Cahulha Senators Messrs George Da'
vis, WmSDortch.
.Members of the House Messrs W N II Smith,
Robert Bridges, Owen R Keenao.J D McDowell-
Thomas S Ashe, Archibald Arlington, Robert Mc
Lean, WUIIau Lander, RS GarUter, AS David,
son.
8otmr GasoUxa. Senators Messrs R W Barn-
well, James L Orr. ..
' Members of the House Messrs W W Boyce, W
Porcher Miles, M L Bonham, John' McQueen, L
M Aver, James Parrow.
. Teuxbssbb. Senators Messrs Langdon C
Uavnesj Gustavus A Henry.
' Members of the House Messrs D M Can-in, J
0 0 Atklna, U E Poster, Tbomaa Menees, George
W Jones, M P Gentry, W G Swann, W U Tibbs, E
L Gardner, T J Heiskell ,
TtXA8 Senators Messrs. Louis T. Wlgfall, W,
8. Oldham. -
. Members of the House Messrs. Jolin A. Wil
cox, Peter W. Graham, O C Her belt, W Wright,
Malcolm P Urahatn, S. li. F. Bex ton. .
Virouiia. Senators Not elected.
Members of the House Messrs. John li. Cham
bliss, Moscoe JC H. Garoett, John Tyler, Roger
A Pryor, Thomas E liocock,-John Goode, Jr.,
James. P Helcombe, D 0 Dejarnette, William
Smith, A R Bottler, John B Baldwin, W R Sta-
pies, v alter
Prestou, A u Jenkins, Kebert jonn-
Mdtrs.
"It -C Waruett,
WilUam E Bimms.
Members of the House Messrs Daniel P White,
Thomas B Monroe, J H Ford, John J Thomas, T
DBarre.I, George W Ewlng, George B Hodges,
Thomas Johnson; " ' -
TiOTTON
UV VEILS.
ElsX A8 c& 0OCX3lr
will Durcnase '-
. . CPTTON,
GRAIN, FLOUR,
." COUNTRY PRODUCE,
of all kinds, for which the -
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN CASH
wlU be paid. Y , . , -
Just received a large lot of
BAGGING
AN
ROPING,
and a complete supply of
GROCERIES
nov4 6l-tw2mos
E. k 0.
K00PHAN 'S
Anti-Dysenteric & Anti-Dyspflpt io
PREPARED BY B. KOOPMAN.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
f flHESE unrivalled Bitters possess peculiar cu-
II, ratlve properties In all Affections of the
Bowels. Tfcey will be found effectual la the cure
ol Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, Soar Stomach
and all those painful and troublesome diseases
arising from a derangement of the digestive or
gans and Irregular action of the functions of the
stomach and intestines. . They will also be found a
SAFE REMEDY FOR CHILLS AND FEVERS.
These Bitters ars prepared from Roots brought
from Germany, and for over a century have been
found effectual in that country for the permanent
cure of the diseases enumerated above. - They
contain no deleterious drug, but are compounded
entirely from roots, and are perfectly safe at all
times. '
A simple trial is ail that is asked, as a cure will
naturally foUow, and that la the best certificate of
their superiority over every other remedy for those
particular diseases.
They are manufactured by B. Koopman, Char
lotte,N. and for sale by, -
AUUsMUAN PHELPS.
Also, for sale at F. Ucarr's and E. Nye Hatchin
soa Oo's Drug Stores. . - - feb 25-ly .
... NOTICE.
To (A ifreriff oUu different ConUe olforih
, - ' Carolina.' .
ALL BLANKETS AND CLOTHING WHICH
may be received by you can be sent directly
to the several Companies whleh went from your
,A.,ni and when your own Companies are sup-
lled7you will thea forward any balance on hand.
boxes, directed to the Quartermaster In Raleigh
with the Company and the Regiment plainly mar
ked on them ; and you will have the contents of
each box marked oo H. : . . - -
Whenever the Companies are on duty in your
neighborhood, you are antherixed to deliver the
.t?M to them, taking the receipt of the Captain
for them, which receipt you, will forward.to ; taia
office - . n : -
Octa.lSfll. I - ;?-
' Qaarterniaster'iJ Ollice,
- ; . " Octobrr 3dr 1861.-
ANY PERSON OR PERSONS WHO MAY BE
Desirtras of Using Contracts for making
Clothes for the Army of North-Carolina, can ob
tain terms, Ac on - application' at this office
Goods will be Issued to any responsible parties, in
quantities sufficient to cloth single Companies
which can b mad up In their own. neighborhoods,
and the money will be paid to the parties receiv
ing the Goods, an the return of the manufactured
articles. - Parties - may furnish the Cloth,' which
will b paid for by the State. . -
J. DEYERETJX, JL Q. IT. "
x October " -
THIS ASSEMBLY HOUSE,
One Sqaare wee of tU Poet-QOce Plain etreet
Columbia, arc.-. . -
THIS well known establishment has been -thor
oughly re-fitted and improved, and Is now
penaansaUy Opened fgr Vh accommodation of
ths public, Every attention wUl be given to sup
ply the wants an4 comforts f patrons. - Eatea
tasrat. 0, X, MASON, .
,MJ r -- --t. ?TPl1rtri
THE LABGEST CIECTJLATION IN WES-.
TERN NORTH CAT.OIINA. A ,
- THE . :
CATAWBA JOUIlNlii -
T . and' -
THE DAILY , BXJLLIiTnr, Vf.
E. H. B R I V O INT V J
CIIAliLOTTI- "ci";
THESE Papers (embracing l: a JTrx-Wbeiiv
Bmjjrfra ) e?UbUsbed,lnthe.t a of. Charlotte,
N. .C. affords unusual advanUi to Advertisers
both at home and abroad,' is He e I itioms, weekly,
now exceed" -" v v7 :
SIX THOUSANl OIfES,
wi.lrh wa hara no doubt are read by at least
; r TWENTY THOpslKD ;
persons each week, a large proportion ol whom are
Planners and their, famlliea.: ; ''K '
As a means of Advertising we are cohfident that
great advantages can is oWiir$d tbf ougb tiis es
tablishment, hence we emtrr"? i.u opportunity
tn lnfrn " " ' J r-vin:
nlUeaon. thee&board. (dirltyton and- Wiaalng-
ton,) that our XacilitJes for dreolang their business
Notices throughout Western North Carolina an
the adjoining Districts in South Carolina are ei-
tenstrtf&od complete. :'
Our terms are liberal and a large deduction wiU
bemadeon the bifls of Contract Advertisers .
Sept.2T, 1S61. . ' . ' ', ' .,' .
lUARTIN, TANNAHILL & Co.,
(Successors to N: M. MARTIN, SON Co.)
Grocers & ComMssion Mercliants,
PETERSBURG, VA. .
WALTERS. MARTIN & Co
(Successors to N. M. MARTIN SON A- Co.)
c o.in mission in e u ciian t s ,
" " 3FC.XQ ri m ond, "Tk7"a.,
R. A. Martut, formerly of Granville Co.,N. 0.
R. Takkahiix, formerly of Edgecombe Co., N. C
Walter K. Mabtih, of Richmond, Va.
N. M. Marti, of Richmond, JTa.
R. U. CrasiHQHAM Jr.. of Richmond, Va.
BOTH concerns will give faithful personal at
tention to the sales of COTTON, WHEAT.
TOBACCO and CORN. Neither concern will bify
any of the above named articles, either on Com
mission, Speculation or otherwise, as their busi
ness In produce Is confined to SELLING exclu
sively. Refer to - -
C P. Fisbkr, Esq., President N. C. Rail Road, t
Dr. W. J. Hawkins, Pres't R. A Gaston Rail Road,
it. R. BRlDasas, sq Pres't Bank at Tarboro, N. C
Hon. W. N. Ld wards, Warren County, N. C.
Jamks M. Bullock, Ksq., Granville County, N. C.
C. r. Fishkr, casnier &xcnange isana, Petersburg
Ktsr P. Battlb, Esq., Raleigh, N. C.
SST We respectfully call the attention of Cotton
Planters and dealers to Petersburg as being one of
the beat Uotton markets In the South, having both
a good home and foreign 'demand, and we are
pleased to hear that efforts are now being made to
get the. freight through from Charlotte to Peters
burg reduced to about f 3 a bale. . - - -
nich l, lBOi-am.
prospecttus
OF
THE CHARLESTON MERCURY
A POUTICAL. COMfKEBCIAL, AND LITERARY
KtWPAPtS
PUBLISHED DA1L Y AND TRI- WKE&L Y
raUG Mkuoubv gives daily reports of the Mar
fl ket and Marine Intelligence In Onarleston.
and of Charleston commerce tit the leading sea
ports of the world. The Weekly Prices Current
is made np with much care, and from ,the most
reliable sources. Its connection with the "Asso
ciated Press . Insures the. latest intelligence by
kur'c 'SVrvft? earliest pews by Steamers from
respondent in iUlJr Tr2S!i?lea ViT'
with the editorial staff oftraXoTSTOnTrmeTTCnTr
reeular Correspondents in new xoric, Washington,
Key West and Havana. The monthly New York
Fashion .betters ana weejvijr letiera on juiie in
Washington are additional attractions in favor of
iu lady readers. Its literary notices, irom tne
i.Q of a erentleinan Who occupies perhaps the
highest position among the literary men of the
.Suutn, are discriminating ana comprenensive.
Attention is paia to au maimers 01 general concern,
especially those In reference to the Planting and
Agricultural interest, and to the current news of
the day.' Great care Is tas.cn tnat nothing shall
appear in its columns which should be excluded
from the family circle.
The political creed or the mkbccbt consists In
the principles of the Democratic Party, as laid
down In the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of
1TV8 and 1799 the Sovereignty of the States ; a
strict construction of the Federal Constitution by
the General Government, tne agent or tne Mates;
Free Trade, and an economical -Administration 01
the Government. Its policy is th Union of the
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Clubs will be F ur olahed a follows:
Five Copies of the DAILY for.'. . ..S40.0V
Five Copies of the TRI-WEEKLY ........... 80,00
The name or no person out 01 vnaneston will be
entered on our. books, unless the payment of the
subscription be made In advance. " Nor will orders
from without the city to publish Advertisements,
Marriage Notices, or Obituaries, be attended to,
unless the Cash, or an acceptable City reference,
accompany the order. Money may always. be
forwarded at our risk in registered letters. -
Postmasters are autnorued to act as our Agents
In obtaining subscribers and forwarding the
money ; and by sending us Fine Daily subscri
bers, with $50 enclosed or Fine Tsj-Wssklt
subscribers, with. $25 enclosed, will be entitled to
ad extra copy ; or If preferred, taey may retain
Twenty per cent, or tne pre-paymeats xor tneir
trouble and In lieu of the extra paper. -.'
Out of South Carolina, no person, whatever is
authorised to. collect debts already due to the
ataaooar. ' . , - - . ' :
Iq the State Mr. Sahubl Hi. kdbobss is our reg-
ulur Agent to piake eoUecuons ana. procure new
business and subscriptions. '
La Charleston, Mr. Jamks D. Bddds, connected
with the office, is our regular authorised collector
hn f nil nower to receipt for money now due
the paper and to contract for future business. J -Subscribers
and others, in debt to us, are urgen
tly requested to send in our dues by mail at the
.,nt nHnrt Bvso dolnz. they win save us
twenty per cent, an amount equivalent to a prln
clpal portion of th profits. ''' .
South, who receive dbj 'iu:wssu.i.r neir
Wksbxt, are respectfully requested to compensate
ns for the difference. In. value, by inserting this
Prospectus. , r-K-itsL. a' A
A NORTH CAROLINA PAPER
j THB TIHB8!
large tight-Page Weekly, published in Greensboro.
$l.i)0 a year; $1.00 for six months.
THE TIMES contains weexiy iony columns of
choice matter, specially adapted to the famiry
circle. - It is neither sectarian nor political, but by
being courteous to all sects and parties, It ia the
constant aim of the publishers to present in its
eolumns 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 It for six months, to see if
It be net as- well to patronixe home papers, as those
from abroad ; to Duua up come interests and a
State pride, and to scatter our substance and our
energies among strangers, wye tbx xucxs a trial
and then let ft stand upon its merita."
. WHAT IS BAU) PW TUB TUtXS. .
The Times I regard as the very first of an
Seuthera Literary Weeklies." Rev. j3. p. Deems.
I know of no weeaiy puoilshed an v where. tha.t
U so deserving of publie patronage as the Times."
Rev. J. E. Edwards. - .
"There is no panaenng to a -ritlated taste eve
ry article Is of a moral tendency, and calculated
both to amuse and Instruct." Wilmington Herald
On enne nanusomea wetxiy papers published
In the Union." Spirit of the Age. - - z ' , .
r4 the seopie of North Caarolina MlAnnnin
.their own newspapers. Raleigh Standard. . -
Address, . : . . v.uas, ALBRIGHT, ;
- . ' Greensboro. N. C.
j AJra, . - -f x ' '
OATA WB A - JOURA All -
rrriHE BULLETIN Is published dailvln th. tnvn
II -of Charlotte, at $1 per annum, invariabr la I
advance. ' T . . T
- Th e UAT A we p uuxtAL is pas&ibad weekly
iarlAfcljia,4'M . -
: i'ALMErro. -lROISr
WOEK8.
- - coluitiijia, s. c, V,
ESTABLISHED, A D.i MDCCCLI.
W11LIAM GIAZ ;
M" ANTJPACTURER OF STEAM ENGINES,
from 10 to SO Horse Pdwer : SUGAR
MILLS of every style now In use. Mill Work of
every cuscnpuon. AJso, Iron Railing, with every
inscription of Iron and Brass Castings. , .
would call attention to Iron Casting In the way
of enclosing Public Buildings, Dwellings, Qt
pteps,0aiestro itaiiing, and all alcd or enclosures
for Cemetary lots.
Having a first rate Boiler maker with as, we are
prepared to manufacture Boilers, or repair them,
at short notice. Will send boiler maker to any
part of the State. Our Steam Engines will be
found, when compared with those mads at North--Tern
establishments, to be from twenty-five to forty
per cent larger for the same horse power. - "
These Works bare been In successful operation
for ser ral years, -with an increase of patronage
from ail parts of the Southern country, for which
the Proprietor returns his thanks to Lis numerous
friends and patrons, and begs to assure them that
no pains or expense will be spared to merit a con
tiauance of their favors.
THE CiTAWBl JOURNAL
WE are"pleased to advertise ihe friends and
patrons ol this establishment that we com
mence the publication of the second volume of the
fisst named journal, this day, under the most
favorable auspices. " -
.The circulation of the above named DRDer Is
rapidly Increasing, and its influence as . an adver
Using medium is being felt and appreciated by it
patrons, having access to almost every neighbo r
hood in this and adjoining Counties, as wU as the
adjoining Districts in South Carolina.
V TJXE CATAWJJA JOlJAXNAt,,
One- of the largest "papers now published in the
State, mailed for 1.00 per annum, made up -from
the ' columns of the Daily Bcluktin, has not only
become a popular papers, but it affords great ad
vantages to those who wish to use its columns ar
an advertising medium.
Specimen copies will be sent to any section they
ma y be ordered, free of postage.
' or terms, Ac, we refer the reader to our Ira-
pi int. E. H. BRIXTON
nov.H-tf ' ;
Tlie Literary Paper.ol' tne South
'JEVERY' FAMILY SHOULD READ IT' : -
THE LAEOEST1 THB CHEAPEST J TH&
BESTl ILLUSTRATED SOUTHERN FAM
ILY PAPER 1 . - ,
HE TIMES la -neither pohUcat nor sectarian,
put is the constant aim of the Editors to fill
its columns with the choisest Historical, Literary
and Family reading, and with a large ' selection of
all the new of the day, both foreign and domes
tic.
The fifth volume commences with the new year
i860. Engagements have been made to make this
the most brilliant year in the history of THE
TIMES.. It will commence with - ' '
Tliree lleautiful Jtrize Stories.
Its illustrations will be increased;' and Its typo
graphical appearance will be improved by a still
neater dress.-- The Publishers are determined to
keep pace with the improvements of the age: their
motto Is "PROGRESSION," and as the circulation
of THE TIMES enlarges each year, they are de
termined to . add new attractions to its eolumns,
and make it the literary paper f the South. With
these , inducements the Publishers confidently ex
pect several thousand increase is circulation. ' ,
But as additional incentives to the friends of the
South to enconrage their own literary and family
paper, In which they will find none of -that impure
and Immoral reading which sometimes they get
from abroad, the Publishers of THE TIMES otter
$2,500 IN PREMIUMS
For subscribers to commence with the new volume
and the new year TiiE TIMES is printed weekly
on eight large pages, fine paper, at $2 a year. In
ad H P ft r flTiPrU"u;n,Jft9mlerg and circulars
COLfl inCLBRTGHT-.-
nov. S-tf
. Greensboro, N. C
. PROSPECTUS '
; Of THB
HILLSBOROUGH 11EC0R0ER,
POLITICS, AGRICULTURE, MISCELLANY, GENERAL NEWS.
. DENNIS HEABTT
HILLSBOROUGH, N.
ITH the present volume the RECORDER
commenced the loruetu year of its exis
tence, the first number having been issued the 10th,
of February, 1&40 ; during all which time we have
labored to make our paper interesting and useful,
and tfe hope that in these particulars we have not
been altogether unsuccessful. It has been our
wish to make the RECORDER, a good Family Pa
per, devoted to Politics, Agriculture, Miscellany,
General News, Ac, with a view to the entertain
ment and Improvement of the farmers and citl
sens of the circle in which it Is distributed. Our
Agricultural department we endeavor to fill with
.the best selection we can, make from all sources,
giving preference to 'such as will be of practical
use to the farmer and cultivator ; and in this par
tlcular we hope to make the RECORDER as valu
able to the agriculturist as any periodical of a
purely agricultural character; In our Miscella
neous department, we shall contiue to be, a we
have always been, careful to select such articles
as will have a tendency not only to amuse, but to.
improve the mind and heart. . While we shall be
thankful to receive well-written articles to aiorn
our columns, wa are not so ambitious of originality
as not to prefer selected matter of superior merit,
to loosely-written and ill-digested articles, though
ornamented at the top with the' coveted words
Written -expressly for the RECORDER." In our
News department w shall take especial pains to
present to our readers the latest Intelligence ; and
to enable ns to do so we have facilities equal to
those enjoyed in any portion of the State, except
those favored with telegraphic communication. -Asingleoopy;
one year,. $,2.00 , .
' Six copies, one year J ...H).t)0 -
-Ten copies; one year.,... v.. 15.00 -
Payment always In advance.
Any of our old subscribers who will obtain five
subscribers and send us the cash, shall receive
their own paper free of charge. ...
July 18. " '
THE
SOUTHEBN GUARDIAN
19 PUBLISH KD AT
COLUMBIA, SO, OA, ;
1 BY. CHARLES P. PELHAM. ' '
" Txaics: . ; -.j :
Dally..... ..:.....$( 00 per annum
Tri'Weekly .., 4 00.
Weekly ........ 2 00 -
f3P Payment in advance' invariably, " post
masters sending us five dally subscribers, with,
$30 00, or five tri-weekly subscribers, with $20 00,
(enclosed In registered letters,) wiU be entitled to
an extra copy, or In lieu of that 20 per cent, of the
sums thus remitted, provided the order ia for as
many as five copies. Ten per cent, will be allow
ed for amounts remitted lor single Subscriptions. -:
f ADvaETraasuorrs - -
, Inserted aVlbe following rates Is the Dally and
Tri-Weekly ; . " . . - t-.-
Out squarelO lines or less) One Insertion. . .50 cts
Each subsequent inseruon ....... ;n . x . . 35 eta
When an advertisement is Inserted in the Week
ly, or but once a week In the Daily, SO cents a
square for each insertion. .-. i, ,
We offer to advertisers the inducement of send
ing their favors to be read by & numerous and in
fluential class of readers, both in town and -country.
The Southern Guardian presents great ad
vantages as an advertising- medium f Its circula
tion Is large, and is dairy And rapidly extending.
particularly In the middle and upper strict of
the state. . . , r ...
r j . job LraurriHo. .-.
. The Job Office. Is thoroughly appointed in all
respects, ana nttea ior every description ef Job
Work. In coanection'with H Is -Bindery "'
Th Southern Guardian is tlevoted te the jnsin
tenance of the rights, honor ana interests of the
r South under the Constitution-. While, it is -willing
to'justain th Democratic party whenever its cquts
hall commanc approval by its justice, It yet more.
eenfldenuy ana aisanciry ruies apos the tte&Dle
of the South ; and as (he best preparation for the
contest which la even now upon us, it will sealoua
ly labor to effect onion and -eo-operatloa amongst
OMrttt. .
- In the aanagement of this' journal,-tie earlv
production of every class of news from all parts of
the world, tne lessons or virtue and .morality, the
interests of education, agriculture, commerce, and
manufactures will be kept prominently jn view,
ana no cuort wui ipsrea vo bhu it, in ail res
neeta, an acceptable-flr-ld e visitor.
37" We send our Daily to nearly u th Week
Jy newspapers of the State. Will tbey.ia conild
rsAlea of this advaatage, tXnUj f t taa aaora
prnpectar fiiiernj, : J -r pvxf -
Wilmington, ; Charlotte arid
Rutherlbrd Kail Road;
, , t :J traxsportatioh Omoi, W. D.
iTKN and after jMonday the 15th Instant the Pas-
mjf seneer and Mall Tram will De run on.
thU
Road daily.(Sundays excepted) as follows:
GOING WEST.
tkA.
Arrive
. -7.
.8.10
8.87
7.00 A.M.
7.45
8.15
8.40
Charlotte--
TuBkaseege
Brevard .
Sharon
Lincolnton
GOING EAST.
. 9.0O
r
Lravr
11.00 A.M.
1L23 u
110
12,17
Arritr.'
Llncolnton ' ' 'jr
Sharon 1 . 11.45 v:
Brevard 11.45
Tuskaaeege - . i . 12J5P. M.
Charlotte J 1.00 , -
By Order, '",.-
, - - t, V. A." MCBEE,
Acting Master of Transportation
Uncolnton, April 4tb, 1S61. ' t f
MaifticmE R.?
f ft IHE charges on this Road must be trcnald on
JL all Freighta going to Stations on. this Road
wnere tnere are no Agent. AU sucn rreights will
be delivered at said Stations at the owners risk.
w.;-: - A. Hi MARTIN, ;
v , " s ' - freight Agents
January 22, lSiJtf . Charlotte.
Charlotte Foundry
Vt -
We;8
Iril -MtAitTiahmAnt. thn uhderatmiBd hon Ipkvk
to call the attention of the publio to the fact that
he ia now ready to fill every order for making
Steam Engines, Cotton and Tobacco Prssses, and
every description of Machinery. - All kinds of Cas
tings in' Iron, Brass and other metals made at short
notice and reduced' prices: Particular attention
given to the making and repairing of Threshing
Machines, Horse Powers,' Cotton Gins, Mill Works
and Agricultural Work of. all kinds. Blacksmith
ing, Job, Wagon Work,; and Horse-Shoeing done
with dispatch. Old Iron, Brajs and Copper Cast
ings bought at the .Foundry or taken iu dxohanl
for job work. ' A 11. kinds of . Wood Turning also
done. ' -dec
U-tt JOHN M. HOWIE.
TiieEdgecoiiibeFariuJourn
f IfHE subscriber will commence on or about the
JL 1st of September, 1S60, the publication of a
monthly journal in Tarboro', to be devoted to the
plantation and rural interests of North Carolina
in particular, and of the South generally. , '
Edgecombe having long since been acknowledg
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 publi
cation of.a hrt class agricultural paper than Tar
boro'. It is to be called
"The Edgecombe Farm Journal,"
And will contain original and selected articles up
on Agriculture, Horticulture, Floriculture, House
hold Arts, Rural Architecture, Zoology, Ac, Ac
. It ; wills be published with new type and clear
white paper, in a neat quarto form. '
z The price of subscription has been made so low
as to . place tne publication, witnln reach of eyery
one. --'--.
TERMS: - -.. . .
One copy ne year... -..".,... ....,.,.$0 60
' Seven copies one year . . .'. . . .. .". ... . 8 00
Twelve copies one year; ...... ..... .... .5 00
Twenty-five oopies on year ............ 10 00
no paper sent unless paid for In advance.
, WILLIAM B. SMITH,
lEg1SUif and Pitaprtetor,.Tar 00 N. C.
6ALTIMUKC0iElClALCULLEIii
FOUNDED 852v. CHARTEHEft ' 54
v Corner of BaUUaor and. Char lei Streets t -V
' - - AtTiHOaa
SJIlHE Largest and most Elegantly Furnished
JL- Commercial College in the united States. .
- tivery young man -should write immediately for
one of- those, large 'and beautifully- ornamented
Circulars, representing the exterior and Interior
'View' of the BaItimoam Commkxoial ColLkok.
Penmanship, Ac, which . will sent by return
mail free of charge, with Catalogue containing
List ef Students, Terms of Tuition, Opinions of th
Press on eur New System of Book-Keeplng, cto.:
E. K. Louis, Principal Lecturer on the Sclenes
of Accounts, Business, Customs, eto. : - - -J.
M. Phillips, Professor of Book-Keepiag and
. Gommercial Calculations.
H. HI Davus, Associate Prof, of Book-Eeeping.
W. v. johmsoh, rroiessor 01 renmansoip. -.
8. X. Wuxiams, Esq., Mercantile Law
Rav. E. . Rgass, D D Commercial Ethics.
' .v , auBf aas. ':
Hon John P Kennedy, J Hon Joshua Tansant,
Hon Thomas Swann, J Win H Kelghler, Esq.,
Jacob Trust, Esq., - I Wm Knabe, Esq.--
.The time usually required to complet the full
bourse, frotn 8 to 12 weeks. V ,. .
- A DiTbOMA is awarded to all Graduates;
Large Circulars .and Catalogues stating Ural
Ao,,sent by mall free ofohargei ..
- Address -: - ' ' K. LOSIER, " ' -Jaa
lT-tf : Baltimore, pJf
, j PROSPECTUS ; .
STATE JOURNAI..
TTTTAViNG become the proprietor of the Detno-l
tl U erotic Press, x bare merged that paper
into the Statb Jeoajux, - which .will, be published
Semi-Weekly and Weekly. , v
' The Sai' JocBSAir' will advocate Democratic
principles In the broadest sense, and will support
and defend Democratic measures and their advo
cates as they are presented; and as occasion may
require. . In ether essentials it will be my aim - to
make the paper, what its name denotes, a State
Journal eschewing all" sectional ' considerations
and working for the entire State and her common
interests. - ; : -
- As soon as arrangements can be made,' the whole
paper shall be re-modeled and printed with new
type, 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 1W
self.' Neither labor nbr expense will be spared in
the management of the paper. - -
Th tertne of the State. Journal wiU be as fol-
ows" C: ; - ; .
eml-Weekly, per annum ..Vii.'.: .;..... $400
Weekly.
r.200
These terms will be Insisted upon iwoaridbln in
advance-. No name will. be put npon- the list
without the money, and all papers rwiH be dlscoo
tinned at the expiration of the time for which they
have been paid, unless the subscrlption.be renewed.
I am satisfied, from years of experience, that upon
no other footing can any newspaper hope to suc
ceed. ; ' : . '
Advertisement of a proper character wiU be
Inserted at the following rates ; '
On square, first Insertion.. ...$100 f "
Each subsequent insertion..'..., v. ....... .25 cent.
A liberal deduction on these rates for yearly ad
vertisers in the Semi-Weekly." In the. Weekly edi
tlonthe full rates will be charged. - --
; -r V ' JOHN SPEIiMAlT,
NovST, lS60, - ; . Editor and Proprietor
1862
IHERN WSJCJ
THE SOUTH II
'WOW.IS THE TIME TO SUB
SCRIBE FOR THE GREAT SOU
THERN WKJsaiLY I THB BEST TALENT OF
THE SOUTH 18 WRITING FOR IT.
Tiiei Southern KeW and Fireside,
Published every Saturday, at 'Augusta, ' G.y ac
knowledged to be "tie best Family Paper in
14 SorfA,M contains in each Issue,- elgkt pages
(ferty eolumns) of . J . .
Cliolce Readlxtaj ITJattep. .
devoted to thfr instruction and amusement of th
friends of Southern ....... v
LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, and ART.
g2f" Subscribers are presented semi-annually
with an INJj,otc Table of Contents - ,
' TXjjVoi)OiJuwraA
' AddresiViMIS QARPNIB, Augusta-Ga. V
A Cook and WaslierlWaDted.
. AW experienced COOK, Washeraad foa47
J3TeM of a pleaseant sltuatlen ea appUcaUoa
TELEGRAPHIC
SEQOISrD EDITIQISr
: ; CongressionaL -
Telegraphed Expressly for -".the Bulletin.)
. ' Richmond, April 3. 1862.
. On yesterday the Senate pasaeU a bill
increasing the, namberof depositories lor
the Public Treasury, to be located by the
Secretary. ' ' - . -, ' .- i
The House passed a bill to admit, duty
frety all imports, except from tit Unit J
States. . '
i Nothing ol interest to-day iu either
House.
, All quiet. here. Nothing new from lbs
valley of the Potomac nor th Peninsula .
The enemy ia not advancing.
Ho
A bouse on JVlain- street, near the Puat
Office. - Artply :to '
April 4, 162 4t.
JypJfE$ WANTED.
One hundred weir broke and serviceaLU
MULES, to be used in transporting army
supplies are wanted immediately.
Apply to V
HROYYN& WADS WORTH, ,
Aprii l4t,. ' Charlotte, N.i C.
FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS
.. SAIlI8B,U RYf N.
o.
s ",, SUCCESSORS TO N. BOYD EN A SON,
. MANUFACTURERS OF :
ACItlCUIriJUAL, lITllJLEniENTS.
Cultivators, flows,
Corn-Shellers, (
'" V ' ' ,"" JSeed-Sowers
. I" . llorsesPowers &, Tlirasbers, ;
- a - THE CELEBRATED . . '
TELEQBAPH CUtTINO MACHINE,
For Fodder, flay, StaJka, Oats and Shucks,
. Being the first Premium Machine ot the
Fairs of North and South Carolina
CIDER & BUGAB MILLS.
SHAFTING AND MACUINEUY
For Oriat, Circular & Vertical Siw Mills ,
Gold Copper& Silver JTilue.
Manufacturers of and Agents for Dr. E.
O. Elliott's PATENT MULAY SAW
MILL and WATER WHEELS.
Plantation and County Rights ior ssle 01
W. T. At C, E. STUART'S PATENT
DOUULE ACTING HAY OR COTTON
PRESS.
Iron and Brass Caatine. Foririnirs and
Finished ! Work of every Description. -
TOBACCO PRESSES AND FIXTURES,
And other Kinds of Machinery repaired at
short notice. fjune 18, ItiGlaly
MECKLENBURG IRON WORKS, v
HENRY ALEXANDER.
'" - - . " .
ynUE uuucrwgucj PvyroinTOi ta 'tflS'timrni DTt
U Charlotte and vicloJtv, and th nubiia ran.. -
erallj, that they hav ,
: i COMMENCED BUSINESS
. at lh abuve
E S TAB ill S irjfl E IV T
TXAdaO CltX-OOt,
Adjoining tlie North Carolina Rail Road, and op
posite JOHN WILKES Steam FJour Mills. .
Tbey are now prepared to furnish all kinds f
At abort i notice, and 0)3, reasonable term.
STEAM ENGINES
. - J BOM 8to 80 HORSE POWER,
Horoo-aiiooln c'
- . . ' AND. . : 'j
f ' ' oIiAciijtiitii's' wonic !
. ' ' or au. sans. ' ! . i
R El jP A I R 8
In their UneprompUy attended to. Their F0CN- i
DRY la ra full operation, and ' i
Cast Regularly twice a Wesk,
Wednesdays and Saturdays. ; j
y ars prepared to furnish all kinds of
CASTINGS IN IRON, UUAS8. Ac.v
' A.0COADIX0 TO OS-DSa.
' SAW AND GRIST MILL GEARING, ' .
' QIN wheels;
8 A W - D UST B UHKMS
ANTI-FRICTION PLATES AND BALLS FOR
' - COTTON PRESSES.
CAST IKON BAILING,
-'For Garden Enclosures, 1
-, , Dwelling UoiTtes,
v Publio Buildings, i V i
' . . : r Portlooe, M
1 . - tr Cemvtery Lots, j
.'.Their' - , .. - ,
. IlVlPT.TnvrENT8
For carrying on the business in all Its braoohu,
hare been SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, and
are provided with all the . .
v' mtPUOVEHElTTS
Required to do their work in a J
FIUST RATE MAN NEK.
"Agent, for Dr. E. 0 Elliott, for WtaUr's
Patent Mulay Saw Mill which has the ad van tag,
along with jnany others, of doing at least twle as
much work, and doing U better, than any other
Mill in use It ean be run by Steam, Water or
Horse Power. The Mulay may be seen at th Shop
at any time. ' HENR ALEXANDER,
. N.B. Old Iron, Brass, Copper Ae., bought cf
taken la trade. '
, oet. t8,18fl0-tf. . - ' . ' ;;
"V ? Wanted. .
OA good strong NEGRO f MEN for chpplof
Ov wood. Apply at this office.
. janT 'Ca-dtf - ' i
TTAUNES3 AMP MlIOEJlAKEKa
Cand find work at good prices by calling
on . M. if. TAYLOR. .
ieb662-6t. s L
Particular Attention I
ffr-
' A S ther wiU b a chanr In oar firm, our cus
jV tomerS will do us a great favor by calling
and settling their accounts and notes. . .
r.. KwOl j
lAng. 11, 1S81 tf . - -' I
-f
SCHOOL-NOTICE. '
ImhmU' resume wi
"hooJ on tbe.oth of January la
th North Carolina MRiter lastly
' rtrRMS PES SESSION 0F IIYZ MOITTHS.
rv tatloir la Primary 'studies and Elmntary
ror sauy ArithmeUe. . - . U,v0
.M practical Arithmetic. wlthOol-
. UUral studlM. , 116,0ft
. . aasalcl.Stadls. , ' . IM.W
ft. B. No dedaxUoa after tntertog fthel ts
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