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A.. s, V 7 . - I . - iekm run pater : uaILV KCU-KTLV rr anno. T.: WEEKLY BCLLSn.V ccuitJ VTAWHA JOUKXAL. - ftt'ont) CHARLOTTE. The News received by Telegraph will co found on the first page. 1 ' 5 0r colored Carriers are not privileged to sell copies of lie Bulletin. Those purchasing from them encourage dishonesty ,ana ao us serious injury - Trr UiTTr r ntroct Richmond. We are indebted to the Montgomery Advert it Ijt the following statement of the killed, wmrdrd and misain ot our army in the . tatebattle before Richmond. The Aiter titer, oi Wednesday, jrives the name of nch reV.nicrrt. with it number and loan ed, andiaya that its table "has been care tally compiled from various sourcea, and i4. brsbablv. as correct as any statement which is not baed on the official figures in the War Department." The following i the recapitulation ot tbe4rferfiicr'ta blea : " Woun'J. IO40 . l:3 rw 114 . SCO 15 IJ73 Total 1 a it -S7 tv 210 81SC tIT I M X 4'i 5 14 1 414 1-115 S'S ; tC15-. SSI ISM 154 137 Loit!:i.i4, fi-t-..u Tcta. N. Car-ta, VTrgii.ta. " , S5T3 44 .119 10 l'Jil 8763 813 V5,06 We give ihis statement of the Advert! nrt as an approximation toaccarecy. From 'Ja? in our possession, we estimate that it falls from twenty to twenty-five per cent, bv'ow the true figures. Our total easuaU lit cannot have been less than 15.000. We are confident they did not materially exceed that number. Richmond Wkig., . From York River. .... r Our adviees from the country bordering a York river (say9 the Richmond i$ pritch,) are as late as Saturday lasf. Vp to that period a small force of the ene ,017 continued to occupy a point in New Xn. county, known as the "Brisk House' t it r. oi one had viiited West Point since 'the fraud f.hl of the cunboats and 'trahsporta immediately after .McClellan j'cbanged Lit base." They doubtless find xcsra scope for their thievish propensities on the Peninsula between James and York rivers, where a direct communication with , Fortrees Monroe affjrds them greater ae-c-rity. Two prominent citizens of Glou cestcr hare lately been arrested by the Confderatn authorities for trading with the Yankee, though it. is believed that their transactions were prompted rather by .cupidity than by any. design of xeturn .-!; ;o Vtiieir allegiance under the old flag.' Sjch nea are found in every community. sd t: ia perhaps w ell enough to make an simple of them. Many of the people of ttat county, hcreiotore in comfcrtable cir- cumstancea; are now suOvring for the want o! ner ??3ities of lite, and have no cisina oi purchaine. Not long since, :o rar:V2.y neros bldif returned to GI'vjTcjcer lor ibpurpr.3 ot carrying off Kir fsmili5, but onetpertpd'y fell into n ;rip. crr sccr.rfd. and brought to Rich mond with ihir war.t and niimerous oil-j-prPif A good many persons, taking w.t.'.r.j bv he f-.vprience.rtf others, are -n dlr.g ffti ir ngro property to market, or tjfsorn pKirft in the interior where they HI li C4 r.po.-rd to ihe temptations of :u? pr :..ioi enemy. . I'laln talk for the Yankee. Th1 We.aiorer correspondent of the PiiS-wieJphia "Inquirer" writes in the. fol- .oir.i plain style, under date of July 2?th: Onr 'i!"diers a! his point are looking anx- t(.iy North lor the .promised reinforce oi There ia not a private in the army :Ua: uwn tut know if we are not reinforced we are at a dead lock. Ir is a notorious tun that it was known in the North, as much as in the South, that Beauregard was rcintorcing the Confederate Armye !.ndi'i Ilichmond.- No notice was taken ot' ic North. The result is known. i Holding public meetings does very well vo keep up a waFexcitenient; but wc want -uujeiatn more substantial we - want 4Hn. The States should go at once into drafting. It is the only proper way to raise a tv-rce sufficiently large to prove ot effect. Th low process of reerutiting 300,000 men w ill be tlie ruin of this army, without .hy come up faster than they have been doing, according to the newspaper reports. , We mast be reinforced lugtly, or all it lost. Uescrlptlou of Warrenton and lit- I tie Washington. . -We nd the annexed sketches of the ubove named places ia ths New York "Herald," of the 4th inst: Warrenton, the present headquarters of Gueral Pope, is a post village, and capital ot Fauquier county, Va., situated 106 miles northweaterfy from Richmond, at the ter minauoaof the Warrenton branch of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. It con tains a court hoase, a jail, atownhall, three churches Episcopal, Presbyterian ani M-ithodist two excellent academies one tor males and one tor females a large number cf stores, a weekly newspa per, Slc. The number of inhabitants is about 1,400. The Orange and Alexsndria Kailrcad to this point is in good running order, although the guerillas, of- whom there art a few in this vicinity, have at various times tried to break . the connec tion. General Pope, however. - keeps a vigilant eye on their proceeding, and, with o ecergeuc a commander at the head of this departmsat, no fears of a lasting "re ere need be entertained. " .- -. LiuU Washington, which came into Gaa. Popa's possession not lone since, iaa aaall town oi about four hundred Inhabit ants. I; ia a mere post village, in Rappa bannock county. Vs., oae hundred and twenty-three miles northweaterly from Richmond. It ia iituatad at the foot of tht Elaa Ridge Mountains, and containa . a esurt boujt, jail, an academy, one church Utti in teataea ey U dassUiUesi.) IthVvicinity are two extensive flouring mills, from which is obtained -the very beat quality of the celebrated "flaxa!!" rtou. , ' . -:v-." t .... - r r Eerarned 8otxth; - - - From the Petersbarj ExpAts. . Among the rccenrarrivals in this city from Yankee land, "ia the Rev! A. J. Wither spoon, of Lincoln, 3Iarengo, Ala. Mr. is direct from Fort Johnson, Sand-. uskylsland.'Ohio, having left there on the 4th inetantl He is 'chaplain to the 21st Alabama Regiment, and was taken pris oner at Shilob, on the'ieconoTday- of thar great fights white humanely ministering to the necessities of the wounded Yankees as well as Confederates IIc was "'carried before Gen.'Bdell, who although' inform ed by Mr. AV; ihat he" was a minister - of the gospel, and a non-combatant having neither pistol, gun, sword, nbr bowie knife. pernstently refused to ; release 'him, but sent htm along with all the wounded Con federates to Pittsburg Landing. Mr. W: stopped a while at St. Louis; then at Catrlp Douglas, near Chicago; jriext ats Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio; and ..was next sent to Sandusky Island, where the days of his captivity ended. He Bays, he met with warm friends everywhere, bat espe cially at St. Louis and at Columbus. At the latter place, Mrs. Judge Clark; was unremitting in her attentions to the ick and wounded, and caused -to be prepared daily, such delicacies and luxuries, as she knew. would be acceptable to the feeble, and much delilitated prisoners. " The : re cipienta of these much needed attentions, will ever cherish with fond recollection the kindness of this noble wemian. Mr. W, thinks there are many in the northwest who would gladly close this war immedi ately, wero it . in their . power .to do so, w hile others openly denounce us and in voie cuxees upon the beads of the Soutlt- crn peoplej-for having broken up the great est and the best government on earth, and insulted the glorious old flag, which once waved over the land of the free and home of the brave. They dwell with great feel ing and emphasis at 'our lackot reepect "or the Constitut ion, losing sight' of the act, that the rascally gang who nominat ed Lincoln at Chicago, were the first viol ate obligationa imposed by. the Constitu tion, and that every act of their lung-Iegg ed, ageish looking chief, since he went into power, has been nothing but a viola-, tion of that Constitution, about which they now prate so loudly.; r. Witherspoon is looking well, after hia long confinement, and says his treatment,-which has not been as kind as it might have been, has never theless been much beter than, that repre sented by prisoners from . Fort Delaware. He was not furnished transportation until he reached Fortress Monroe, where Gen. Dix had him forwarded to city Point, free of charge. The examining officer at the Fortress, seized a carpet bag filled with a bible and late northern and western papers, declaring t ho bag: aind contents'", contra band. - . - ' ,.. ' " Mr. Withwpoon ha3 kindly furnished us with the following list of North Carolina officers now confined as prisoners of war near Sandusky, Ohio : ' ' C M Avery, Col. 33d N. C. Samiiel D Lowe, Major 28th. N. C. Oscar R. Rany, Capt 26lh N. C. - W 1 1 A Speer. Capt 28th N C. rf N Stowe, Capt 2Sth N C, - s Geo B Johnston, Capt 23th N C. ', I) W Brown, Capt 18;h N C. T WMahew, Capt 23d N C. W F Farthing, Capt 37th N C. J W Vinson, 3d Lieut 26th N C. Niel Bohannonlst Lieut 2Sth N C. Calvin Scott, 2d Lieut 2Sth N C. R A Hauser, 1st Lieut 33d N C. Jas A Weston, let Lieut 33d N C. John N Anderson, 2d Lieut 33d N C. R L Steele, 1st Lieut 37th N C. W A Stuart, 2d Lieut 37th N C. J S Rogers, 2d Lieut 37th N C. J S Boat, 1st Lieut 37th N C. . Woodbury Wheeler, 1st Lieut, Latham's Battery.;' .T . . Chas H Brown, 2d Lieu1; I.A, Rich mond, Va. . These officers are all well, aud confident ly expecting to be soon ; restored to their respective commands, oy a "general ex change." ; . 7 ," ;'" .""-"': , Surrosii Spy Captcred. A man nam ed Wm. A. Joynes' a resident of Norfolk, Va., who, during the -occupation of . that place by the . Confederate troops, made himself, so very obnoxious to all the loyal inhabitants that he had to adjourn in dis guise to the Eastern Shorer has recently been unearthed hero in Richmond by Captain Alexander's detectives ; " the cir cumstances surrounding him, inducing the belief that he waa induced by the promise of a large reward to come here and act the part of a spy for Lincoln. If this was his object, his design has been hipped in the bud. He is now safe under lock and key in Castle Godwins Jt is eaid that, after the hasty withdrawal Irom Norfolk of ur "orcea under General Huget, Joynes re turned to that place and aided the Lincoln itea in the persecution they set on foot against .the. loyal inhabitants .which has continued to the present time. ' To shdw completely this fellow Joynes had identi fied himself with the enemies of his coun try it may bo mentionedthat there was bund on hif person,', besides evidence that be had taken ihe oatfi'of Allegiance to the Yankee "Government," a permit signed by Gen. Veille, Military Governor of Norfolk allowing him, as a ''loyal subject," to vis-, it Fortresa Monroe .and other places tcm poTarily under the control of Old Abe's followers. The' prisoner rwill soon be tried before the Court Martial, "when he will be called on to explain the reason of his presence amongst the "rebels. ' j - ; " ! . " Rickmend Dispatch. : S25 HBWARD. . 1 wiu give a ea iouars lor tne appre hension and delivery to me at Long Creek Mills, in this county, or to .the Jailor in Charlotte, my. negro -man ELIC. He is about 55 years old, 5 feet 8 inches .higb, tery black -and bald headed.; i v, f Having some suspicion of his being either stolen or enticed away, I will give 115 for proof and conviction of. the . thief, or . any ptrtca harboring him. vniTLEV ' The Duty' of -the Hour The South xn this War-Thav Prospect what shall v - .J..- '- . -'uT-, - be Done." 7- 7-;. The New York Judependent has an ar ticieon. ine ivuminisrraiion ana me con duct of the war, of wbich the followihgVre. mild specimens x:7 77 7 In the beginning ofe this great struggle the question among loyal men., was, how shall we save the nation? One year of fighting and the question ia, whether we caVsave it?j ,Tfiat is the question of to-; day ' ?-' ' . ": . We do not write to blame,; but to judge. Unless we arc wiser than we : have been , we navc.ootuvea, our nation,' Loo -at .facts." 'V:r-y--'-- " 't. The South has had more'thab;;- wisdom, 'Civil and military; she has had sagacity! . After Mr.-" Lincoln's election - not one single State, except South Carolina, cast a popular oiajonty lor secession.' Yet every State seceded exceptDelaware, Maryland and Kentucky. There was a divided pub lie mind, alarge. undertone Union feeling in the South e,veu after the war began. ' It is absurd to. talk of. any such thing no w.T There never was such a revolution of popular feeling' on record v 'DIflike lias become hatred. 7. With insignificant excep tions, the South is a unit hi intend and .unchangeable hatred of the" jorjh. By volunteers, bydrafting, andf byoconscrip tion she has placed in the field an extraor dinary force. . 7 .-X ; ; With all her seaports sealed, wh nc4 lmponani iounanes, siraiguienea lor every single element ia the manufacture of mu nitions, and equipments, the South has armed her men so" formidably T.that our men would rather lio behind breastworks than meet them in the field. Accustomed to. import from the. North almost every ar ticle of living, the South has become in a day the manufacturer of iron, of f. cloth, of wood of leather, enough, at f least for all military purposes. Cumbered with a dan gerous population of. four million slaves, whose instincts, interests, and socret wish es are wholly or largely adverse, the South has extracted from this element a double power, nioral and physical. Playing upon the political superstition of the North ,,thc has hindered its movements at every step by interposing the slavery question know ing that for two generations men had been . educateu to yicia everytnmg principle, interest,, patriotism-rather than meddle with Southern rights" of slavery. f What ha been the J fruit of this years conduct ? . '.; JVe ir not so near a settlement as tee were at the beginning. , .The South, with all her losses, and under difficulties that would have appalled and disheartened any common people, is mora united, has a lar ger army in the field more comfortably provided fori and better managed tban shehad'a year. ago. .. The South is more 'formidable, to-day than she was when she beleaguered Wash ington, held Tennessee, Missouri and half of Kentucky. She is united, while'eyery day the leaven" of old malignant ' political parties is working disaffection to the bot tom in the North. - 7, f " 7,:. The South .has simplicity and unityof purpose, The North is uncertain which she w ishes most to subdue the rebellion, to leave slavery unharmed, or to have the right President at thejiext election ! ; The South adjourns every question and postpones every interest in favor of arms. The North is busy with conflicting 'sche mes and interests, a mffa also mildly car rying ort War-.' y, 7 , I '.. , Does anybody doubt the result of such acoursef" Tt 9 so certain that it is not worth our while to waste : anothean or another dollar ! Either the adnLiration policy should instantly change or the war cease! It is not more vigor so niuch as different internal ideas. If the administra tion cannbt.be disenchanted of the tradi tional policy.that has grown up during the' heartless, timid, compromising era of -the last half century, and adopt the simple and straight-forward 'policy that- becomes a people striving for liberty and free institu tions upon the American continent, then we" are doomed ! It v is war that we are i making war first, war "second, war whol- ly 1 It is not politics. It is. not constitu tion making. It is not the decision xf 16 ..... . i s . . " - . . ... '" . i '-" Tt- : p gai niceties. x nese arc not. me uusmess of government as toward the South. It ia war, absolute, terrible and immeasurable war 7. ' " The South' has organized on the fa gi of slavery and fights on that issue, pure aftd aimple.'; The North musf organize on the doctrine of liberty;- and fight right through 011 thai issue, pure and simple. : The South . sacrifices ' everything that conflicts with her central idea.: The North must do the same ; The South is 'not ashamed of slavery.; The North must be ashamed of liberty l" " 77. 7" - -.:. Under such circumstances,' we; hold 7 l;That it was unwise to call for three hundred thousand - volunteers: : The day has gone by for that Tiie administration should have drafted half a milHon of men for instant service, and half a "million more as reserves. It will waste months of time and spend millions of money, and encour- . age growing discontent and expend .pre cious popular - enthusiasm, and then be oW:ed to draft. It was not prudent. ThV people mfght be discontented? To this is replied it was and is .necessary, The people must consent to thatur dismem- betment! 7;' . - 'J'-'y 'y NOTICE TO BOOT . ANb SHOE CAUCUS, -i :-. - V - . . The highest price' will be paid for T W ELVE or FI FTEEN GOOD WORK MEN to put npifine : sewed rand peged Boots and Shoes. ; Also two or three hands for making Ladies : Shoes.- Apply to Mr. THOS. A. HANNON, who is authorized to make snch contracts. 71 . '.'. ..." 7 v'' -': :,.t':7::..--J:J.SNEAD,;.7r ' ' ! : ' " ,- O pposite. Bulletin Office. '.'August 13th, 1862 d4twlt- - 7 TQTnCE 7 , The collection of JUNIPER and RED CEDAR TOPS and LEAVES for the Medical Purveying Department,- will cease from this date, as the supply of Ce rates with which they are to be compound ed it exhauted. ' ' ' . . - M. HOWARD, i-Sijrgaonand Medical Farvtyer, A " " rroit aAMJ. I will sell in Chariot tef en Monday the 25th insi.. Five Lots on Trate and College streets, belonging: to the estate of John HarttV deceased. , They will be sold to pay debts dae by the estate. . - , a Terms .wiit.be made Jtnowu. on the day of sale. , x; h b'reM, Admr. , S'August 11. 1862 tw7t : 77 7' :. T O CASCONSUMEnS. The Charlotte Gas Company, in conse quence of the exhorbitant f advance upon articles used for eeneraiing " Gas, deefas it proper to Advertise consumers that on and eft the 1st of September next, ensuing, the prke will be $8:00 per thousand- feet. Aug 7 1862-dlm. , ' I Piles, Fistula, Tumors, &c. Dr. J. A. CLOPTON, of -Montgomery 'Ala., operates with perfect success for Piles and guarantees periect saiisiaciion m every case. He operates with aa much success as any operator in America: He may be' consulted for four day ; at the Mansion House, Room No 11. ' : 7- " ' .7' ' " aug 7, !G2 dlt ' 7" . ' VINEGAR & Atc33Q and , srccAits. die OLDER, AT W.QODBL'S rOE-DETOT, . . ; I CHARLOTTE, '--N. C. aug jy'62 d7t . QOimFIBAI,. t I . A 'fi(7l'oHf superior CQHN MEAL in two bO'el acks for sale at the store of . IIOUSTPN HUNTER. : Aug. 6 3t. ' jpARTIKUS TAKE NOXXCB, J W. WM. HUDDLE8TON desires to parchase POTATOES and ONIONS for the use of the 3d Alabama Regiment. -The market price will be paid for such vegita bles by him at the Charlotte Steam Mills. Augunt 4, '62 "7 . 7-' 7 - tf J: The Winter Term will begin on Mon day, the 1st of September- Terms per session ot sixteen weefcs as follows: Board and tuition, 7,-7"-V -"'. V ? 100,00 Music on Piano or Guitar, r 77 77 " 20,00 Use of Instruments for pra'cticei" '.4,00 Vocal Music, ,7 : "12,C0 Oil Painting, , , . 16,00 Drawing, pencil or crayon, " . I0,0ff r rcuch and Latin, each, : v - 10,00 Embroidery on silk or velvet, 4,00 Ttition ot Day Schoilars, 16,00 7 The Musical department will be under the direction ot Miss Hammarskold. -One half of board, and tuition is payable a "1-1 - t . . 111 aavance ana me remamaer at tne ciose of the session, or when the ' pupil ' is re moved trom school. The accounts not paid at -the end of- the session will be charged interest. ; No deduction made fof absence unless caused by serious and protracted sickness. : Aug. 4 1862 dim. , Partizan Rangers. 7 Having been authorized "by Major Gen. D. II. Hill to accept and place, in camp as many Companies as will join me, and de siring to enlarge my. Battalion, I invite those Companies who have not 'attached themselves to other Battalions or. Regi ments to join me. By virtue of the authority above referred "to,, I will ac cept (provided they have the number re quired by law, and place them in camp at once. . . " ' -7. " . : 7 Address me at Greensboro, N.' C - P. G. EVANS. August 2, 1562 12t -' Beautiful assortment of small figured Fanci' Prints. Mourniner Prints, Black French Merino, Bleached Shirting and J Linens. For sale at KAHNVVEILER & BROS. : August 1, 1862 tt , BliAIVTON DUNCAN, I ' - COLUMBIA, S. C. (FORMET.LV' OF KENTUCKY,) is prepared 'to fill orders to any extent in - ENGRAVING PRINTING i 3 It TJ O T 33 0 , . BILLS OF EXCHANGE, &c Eusrarlxtgs upoit Steel or Stone. Large supplies ot BANK NOTE ami other paper will be kept. . july 31, 186291 ' -' ' gS? The Charlotte Whig and the Dem ocrat will advertise the above to the amount of h and forward bill to B. .D. at Colum bia, S C. . . HgiDQUiETEBsn Regt., N. C.T.f 1 . Camp near Drury's Bluff, Va.. 32. 7) r-: July 25th, 186' General Order,! . ' 7 ' " ' ' ' ; ' - - , No. , r : :,-'- . All ofneers, non-commissioned officers and soldiers, absent from the 49th Regi ment, N. C. Troopsron any pretext what over, are ordered: to report to me at camp by the 7th of :; August. No certificate of unfitness for service will be rpceived unless the man is confined to his bed or-room and is unable to travel, and thpso in that con dition must send a certificate every week.! The names of those: who do hot strictly comply with the above order, will be pub lished as JJESERTERS, and a reward of tored for their apprehension and delivery to tho commandant of either of the Camps of Instruction for the Conscripts of North Carolina. r 7 LEE Mr McAFEE, . :s Lt. Col.'Com; 49th Regt., N. C T. '.-july.29, 1862-41 7: "7.."; 7 -"' ' -. JJS' The MountainEagle, Western Eu terprise, Iredell Express, ; Salisbury Watch man, Asheville Newa.and State 'Journal, copy twice and 'forward aceounts to the undersigned. 'v ' . L. M. McA. to-anted, :"J7 .' v . ,;.V 7'.-;.. ' -"- ' - - - In large quantities-, to be delivered at the Medical Purveying Department, Charlotte, N. C, the Bark from the root and smaller branches of the wild, or forest,Poplar, Dog wood and Willow, well dried. A liberal price wDl be paid for these ar ticles on delivery.; 7.77 77- 7 .' Juno 28, 1862 dim cjlnj 8prln g Straw and Neo poll tan Bonnets. Drab and BUck 8Uaw BonneU, Boya and Miasea Straw and Leghorn UU; AUo.new Spring Artificial. rd Ribbons, Just jeceired and for e&le at . Z1 ElIIEHSf ZEPIIERS. a Whole and -aplit Zephers of all hj. " a'i - fiheUanda Wool for knittteg 8bswla ajid 87' For aie at r KAHNWKLLiR 4 RROS Marphl8,18a-tf U!S- v : Wanted.; OA good ateoog KtqWOllXH for cWirfn. OU wood. Apply attbUofflee... V7PP an T6-dtr nnowNXxoTs r NEAR 1 I A Cook and Washer Wanted." Ifcmja CUa adMr. y.. 1 TT I DLG SO CIETY A meetinsr of the Mecklenbursr County Bible Society WU1:3 be Jheld at Hebron ChurchV'near the Duran. on Saturday, the 2d of Augnst, at 11 o'clock. It is hoped that the officers andanembers will general ly attend.77 - " 7- '""''7 , E. NYE HUTCHISON, Tres't; 7 M. D.' Johwstojv,' Cor. SecTy " July 25, 1862 tf 77 77 Persons wishing to settle their accounts or Notes with FISHER & BURROUGHS can have an Opportunity - oi -doing so by calling on J. W. BLAIR, at the -Store of A. A. N, 31. TAYLOR. Don't delay, we are anxious to get our business settled up - J. XX BURROUGHS, July 23-dIw. READY FIADE CLOTHING; 7 The subscriber is now well supplied at his -old staudr Brevards.1 Station, - with' a' large quantity of nrst.quality Summer and. Fall Clothing; Shoe&cV, which he offers to the public cheap for cash.75 7 Call And- supply yourselves'; before the stock is exhausted." ; - " 7 7 ' . - ' 7--WMi- RICHARDS; july 23-2w -k Brcvards Station, gtUEOTASS, RLTJK lASH.Y: , Warranted pure and equal to any import- od. -:r:';y":7: '-;ik;7:7-' '-r'f .i' y I am now manufacturing Blue Mass in largo quantities by machinery, and can fill orders for any quantity. J , - . t It can be sent by express toalmost any place in the Confederacy. - ' s - - Orders solicited. " - , Orders can also be sent to Kent, Paine vfc Co., Richmond Va. ! ' R. B. SAUNDERS. Chapel Hill, N: CM . 1ail O IfiQ 0urlm ' I "jy A NTED. ' : ; , Thirty hands to workou HosDital Bed ding ; wages per day for 1st class $1.50 ; 2nd class $125; 3d class $ 1 .00, and . 4th class 75 cents; ; None but persons of good rearaeter need' apply J 777 7. 77 7 n"M. Howard ' Suriredn and Med. Purveyor. ' .' ; 7:7 Charlotte, N. C. N. U Military Institute, July .20 dlw mOIl ACCO FOR 9A1W ' Ja. ' '! The subscriber has on hand about forty or fifty thousand pounds of TOBACCO la leaf, two and three years Old, which he of. ters tor sale. ' . - . , C. L. TORRENCE. Charlotte, July ,15,,62 dim WANTED, v BOTTLES AND V I A CS . The Medical Purveyor at Charlotte, N. C, will pay. the following prices for clean bottles and vials, viz i : ' Quart Champagne Bottles, $1J25 per doz. Pint.--' .. '' Quart:Wine (Claret) " - 1.00 Pint J-' ' 70 Quart Castor Oil '.: 75 Porter " 7 75 8 oz. Vials, .. ' 75 6 and 4 oz. Vials, 60 .1 and 2 02. ; , 50 jii ,,i.S it Ol.t '' -it' 1- to be delivered in any quantity at the N, C. Military Institute, or to Drs. Duffy and Arendell, Medical Purveyor's Agents, who will visit the various towns in the State, v This call is rendered necessary from the fact that there are no glass factories in the Southern Confederacy. Irsons. having Bottles and Vials will confer a great bene fit upon the sick and wounded soldiers by collecting all that they may have as speed ily as possible. ' M. HOWARD, , Surgeon and Medical Purveyor ' Charlotte N. & July 14, 1862 d m wlm JJECEIVEll'S SALE OF - -'NEGROES. O.n Tuesday the 29th instA at 11 o'clock. A. ill., at the Market House, in the town of Wilmington, I will expose to public sale a Mm " at Auction for cash, thirteen likely NE vinwiiCp iiiuiuuiifg tt vnivu Bin. wnsi dren. Said negroes are the property of alien enemies, and are sold under a decree of the Confederate Court. - . DuBRUTZ CUTLAR, J july 14 13t Receiver, &c.v JOTICE. . 7.vv Surgical Instruments are much demand ed by the necessities of the service, and a liberal price will be paid for them at this Depot, KUWAKU W AKRJciM,-. . Surg, and Medical rurveyor. Goldsboro.' N. C, July 14, '62 dim. QOWFEED. Oil Cakes in , large quantities at St. Catharine Mills for sale. July II, '62-2 m. ; TJIEDMONT SlNlINGS. - , This delightful watering place now open for the reception ot visitors, is located in Burke county, N. Gi sixteen miles from Morganton. It offers a ; quiet home to families and persona in pursuit of health and recreation; There are on the premis es, two excellent springs; one sulphur, the other chalybeate, highly recommended bv immcnent physicians for their, medicinal qualities. They are situated, in a beauti ful valley; surrounded by mountains, on a stream of crystial clearness and purity Ta ble rock and Linville Falls are within easy reach of the Springs, and $on-every haad the scenery is grand and imposing. The mountains abound with game. r The proecnt owners of the property aro actively engaged' in . improvements ; that will add greatly to the attentions and com fort of the the Springs as a place, of resort for persons ih 1 pursuit of health or pleasure The table will! at all times be supplied with the best that the country affords. f A Hack will leave Morganton daily on J tue arrival 01 1110 mail irom causum. - , TVrms-Board per jhdnth, $30.00: 7 For further information address 7.?J gi , J ohn AV, McELR ATJI Prpprietor.7;; vJuly 10 ie62diiirW-l 'W A N T E If A SITUATION AS IV 7.-; - 7TEACMEU The subscriber, -(a parolled prisoner) who i3 a graduat of Hampden SidneyCol legG- vu, and has uaa ouejrears experience in teaching, desires a situation, as rnnci nal or Assistant in an Academy . 7 He - can exhibit the highest testimonials;, from.: the facultv as to his scholarship, moral char acter, and qualifications for an Instructors Patrons of schools who may wish to en-. gage his services will please' address him, stating ; terms &cCat Bethanff Church, -Iredefl Co.'N. r.-..:Jr ''f-:- ,:;7 WM U:MURKLAND Jul3r9l862 dim ; y '- -: -h STOCK FOR SAI.E777 Ci yy H" " ; $25,000, Stockvih tho Jitlantic Tennes see & Ohio, Rail Road ConKlor. ale. For particulars' apply to the undersigned at Statesviile, N. C. -v -7'7'i r -: --j C. A. CARLTON. July 9, '62 lm..;-t; 7 7 S'l y ...:::. STENnOUSE A; MACAIIAY, Coiiiiiiisioii Merchants. Having leased their fold store to the Government have moved to the store on the opposite corner, Trade Street last oc cupiea oy ir f . w. Anrens. wnere uiey will be pleased to meet their. old friends and customers. ' ! y : Orders for Flour,- Corn,-eo. hated promptly aa uauaL f , . . J - , - A well selected Stock of family Grocencf -always on hand. V y '-y.:- The medical Purveyor Department .Charlotte, N. CiaiSjJieed'of he following herbs.&c, for the use of the Array for which the followiijgjprices will be paid on de livery at the Ni Q. Institute. 'Persons re siding in districts where they can be obtain edwill please give their attention to col lcting xnd i saving them, the articles must be clean and well dried : Seneka Snake root . 60' cents lb; Puceoon or Blood root. 40 ' Wild Cherry bark, 1 . 30 4 InHmn Tnmin . - '?n if American Ipecac root, 1 .00 Bloominsr Spurge roor. : 50 Indian Physic root . 25 Indian Tobacco, Black Snake root. P6kc root, '25 50 ' 20 . i it i ft t. . . I t 41 ir - I CranesbiUi" 7 7 . ;: Blackberry root,- - J American ' Gentian. Dog wood . bark, - " Fever Root, : " American Ilelleborfc root. Peppermint,; r Skunk Cabbage root; ,;"20 - 20 20 25 20 li 20 A 20 20 ,11 . ti . ir t It tt 14 r- Jamestown Weed seed and leaves, : " " 20" Hemlock leaves, - , - 00 .Wintergreen,or Partridge Berry 50 Ho'rsemint, " 20 Sassafras bark of root, 20 Sassafras pithy A. 00 Ginseng root, 'r , t-50 Sareaparilla root, - 75 Lavender leaves and steni f 20 j I - ti (t II Flax eced, per bushel, - ' 2.50 It l II Jt H II II t White Oak hark; 20 Meadow Sweet, . 25 American Colum bo root, v .50 Wi low bark. - . , 20 ; Tulip Tree bark or Wild Poplar.20 A Persimmon bark from root, 20 1 Centaury herb, : ' 7 7 20 C Boneset." -. 7 " ,7--' vii. 7 20 .; ..J If '. i'tt' -n ' 1 1 i'' ' t . 't. i "'' 5 "tt 11 . li I Mi ' 4 f- -H lit ' ti" 11 II ' 11" II f . - II .' Butterfly Weed , or Pleurisy rootSO Dandelion root, .7 s , - 30 Hops, y'v.yy'-.-loo Wild Senna;- v 7- .- 50 May Apple, or Mandrake, . -75 ; ,r Butternutrr-inner bark of root; 50 y' " Henbane leaves and seed- 75 " Barberry leaves; it .. . - 50. Fleabane, 7 , 17, 7 - 7 -j 25 Scotch Broom tops of sterns 30 Pink Root,. - , 7 50; Worm Seed, - ,-7-" 25 Calamus - 7 , ? 25 . Wild Ginger, gr Canada Snake ... ;. root, . 7 y)y " , 7;:-: 25 Queen Root; - , v . ; 50 Slippery Elm, -7 -f ' 30 Red Pepper, .7.--..' V 100 Anise seed, .' Z ' 7 . 50 Spear. Mmt-t:-"5' 'y"'K 725' Bitter Sweet, or Woody Night w , Shade, . 7 . ; 7 .7.;, 50 Poppy ripe capsules, - 1.00. Lettuce garden dried juice, 1.00 Marsh Rosemary root v 30 ":, Virginia Snake root root 75 Juniper tops, 77 . y . 25 Red Cedar tops, 25 . Prickley Ash bark, r , 50 Robins Rye" or Hair cap moss, 30 it t 1 ;tt .it -11 it 11 tt it ' : 11 ti it ii "lilt-ii I I 6. .77 -v, f M.HOWARD. , Sur'g and Med'l Purveyor, - "7 Charlotte, N. C, July 1862 dim wlm :- AliTONTHOUSB. : ;w7 r'-M ORGAN TON, N. ;C; 4. "."-vis . s' . .. . . -.; -jf 1 . . ; -- This house is now open for the reception of the ublic,'either by the daVt week or month. 7The many advantages of health fulness, beauty of scenery, good water, &c, will point this out as a desirable place for families or individuals seeking a home during the continuance of the war, or for spending the summer months, with the as surance on the part oi tho Proprietors that every attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of those who may patron ize their hduse. ' t'-y -- -sx r : W'"W V m my ft - - W. R. S. BURBANKV ; July'7, 1862 dim ' 7 - . . . N OTJCK : u : cwi.t?mBTAr JUTre"iT. tra.-- ' ADDlicatfon will be.made lor a duplicate certificate of Stock issued to Samuel Kerr, July '23, 1856, 104. ' i 1 . J . HUilINtK. 'June 20, '62 lm. 7 - " '"" '' Charlotte & S. C. Rail Road. h Stockholders desiring their stock divi dend will leave their original cirtificatea with . rue. The coupons due upon tne Bonds of this Company on the 1st of July will be paid on presentation to the under signed. ArH. MARTINentr- -Jone42r 1662 tf i J i ' - - F -VTAIItSl NAIItSl- j All sizes at: 7;; .s. ..-- . ,V f KAHNWEItrER BRU Juhe H, 1862-tCi : " - -- jJJ-IfttSIlOUO' Ti Cf MILITARY v The 1 second session of -the Fourth Aca demic year of this Institute will commence Wist ot Augu6tri862.7: - -7 7 - For circulars or wlormation apply to? . Maj. W. M. GORDON, Supt.'f .June 14,1862 2m, ' Jt'y ' '- jjinviTHE BiocKAPB ; Ladies English Hoop Skirts, ail qualities. Brown and Black English Long Cloth. - . French - Kidi Gloves, light and dark col. French Gambroon, : Men's 'and Boya Suramertwear. ; 7: " v - ... . Gents Enslish Shirts, direct importation, s also new styles Gents Collars for sale by z.y:1y ' lvAliri W rJiL)Ctv a. oituo. 77jnhel3 'G2dtfc . v ' 77V- Several hundred bushels X( SALT i ex pecting daily. For sale at . ; 1 P7 - S , KAHNWEILER& BROS. ;.;june7,!62.tf .7 7:,;.7 -' 'gUARSa7dAtt.V.7 t Seventy-five hds. - assorted quality S I GAR, on hand-and tor sale at ,;c, . KAHNWEILER & BROS. 7 June 7,1862-tf- ' : pOFFBB, COFFEE. 7 ? Ten sacks Rio and Valparaso COFFEE on hand and selling fast ar 7 rt7 7 KAHIWEILER & BROS. 7 :' June 7, 1862-rtf 7.7 :y'yy -.-y V: ; JMUsa F. Broww, whohai the suparinten dence of our Millinery department, (and who has just arrived,) her a splendid assortment ofjrench Artu ficals aSd a large variety tyK? bons. Straw Bonnets of NeopoIiUan Prab and BUck Straw Bonnets,; Laflies and !SsseBs TllitsBlond Laces, Anej t Majer;. ials of all shades and plaid Silks, Rouchea Miss Buoww will be happy to wait upon our customers and svilj endeavor to please all in riving the latest Paris and a'la Con federate fashions 7- 7v'r'r?; Manvthankf your past favors and vttic&u teste .to- us, and wo hope to hava tfca ftm C mine' f,t yU- ' 1 mLlmiML JJLkiHM al 4 -?.J- - Prn5lU ?Vw Pl0J?SVef uine. French Krandy, Old Port Wine and Castor Oil bv the ga(lon,) IndiguI,CastiIe Soap Jup cib Soda, (by the keg.) CalomeUild NUrai?oi Silver, (Lunar Caustic.) junt received WANTED .Impounds Red Roie Leavs (perfectly dry) for which 50 cents a pound will be paid by 1 , li NYE HUTCHISON & Co Charlotte, June 3 jt Druggist. . 'i. Tenn. Ohio Railroad. t f J f fUJL I - . . . . r --L . J ; .The passenger Uain, on and after Thura-. day, the 5th inst.', will leave the head of the Koad at 5.45 a, m.. Mondays, Tueadays; rhursdaya and Saturdays, and connect at Charlotte with-the i) o'clock train to Col umbja. Passengers leaving Stateaville in the morning will reach Columbia in, the Afternoon. T- J.SUMNER, June 3 lm 7. 7 .7 V Engineer. '-.VfANSION HOUSE,' . CUAHLOTT,:, JS. C, fTlllIS welLiuiowu and xotu iff JLL. larllooaebas beea leat-i ca vj uie unuerngned, wfto baaJ commesoea putting it la stun- mer conaiuon, and la now preparea to kcotiumo- aate transient or permanent board era upon ai liberal terms tha times will admit. - Ills larder la Veil supplied, and all other com (or, conveniences or necessities ara ia ample abundance, and be flatter himself tbat enUri satisfaction will be -given to all those who tnsv favor him with their patronage. Ills large experience ia a aoinclent guarantee of hia qualifications as a host sod caterer for the ap petito of the public. - - - r j EST An omnibus "will aJwajs be found a waiting on the arrivals' of the several trains to convey paesiJDgere to thi llouse or elsewhere la theeity. . 7 WM, P. MOO ILK. . jooe 6 Ga-dJn . .; 7. t "yANTEI. .7-: 7 ".Twenty hands can find immediate em ployment by applying at the Envelope Manotactory.to , J. 11. STEVENS ec CO., j , Opposite Post Office. UMay 2862 dtf. .The North Carolina WniTE SULPHUR SPRINGS, CATAWITA OOUNTYi . 56 MILES .WEST OP SALISBTJBY, Near the W. N. V. Rail'- Itoad, : -A RE NOW 0P1N FOR VI81T0RS, OFFERING JOJL a safe, beallhy and pleasant retreat near tb mountains of North Carolioa to families who cannot be accompanied by gentlemen. - Several hundred visitors can be accommodated With cottages, or Tooms in the Hotels. A daily mail to the Springs and Hacks at the service of visitors. The decided success of these Springs in former seasons, and the reputation of the mana gers as caterers, Insure satisfaction to visitors. 7'":' . ' i - 1 Mrs. , J. ROtfA&D?. Mayl9,lSC2-2ra' .'" . Tltli'OIlTANT NOTICE. : TO THE MANUFACTURERS OF THE COUTH ... ERN CONFEDERACY. -1 have a Receipt to make a liquid to mix V and fi with any kind of Oil (except pure Lard,) which is equal to 3purm Oil for Machinery. This In aid Lean-be made at a cost of five dollars per barrel of co gauons. 11 can ne maue in 20 minutea and re . ready for use in 4 hours. This Oil wiu not create any. gum, but will cut away all gum that has been created by other Oils. It is better than Spurm Oil for Machinery of quick motion. It Is the very article for Cotton and Paper Mills. Any one that wants the receipt can address me at this place and 1 wiu give any ; information ( give' any toucerniag it, prirf , Ac., Ac. .7 ' . Addreu T. K. BAILEY, Buffalo Paper Mills, Clearelana Co., N. C. May 6,lS6SM)m DAVKNFOllT FC3IALIZ COLItCGC. This Inattiutionis situated at Lenoir. N. C. and la under the patronage of the.uuth OaroUaa Conference, Next annual term opens Jfitj 1-tb. Tuition trom 13 to 4o per annum. Board $8 u0 per week. Washing CK) cents per dbaen. LighU extra. Uniforms uot rtqulrea at preant. 1'ay meat to be made half in advance, the banance in December. TAq additional charge ol SU pe cent, m cases Where payment U deijed. The build -lngs arelare,6jae and comfortably furblstied, and the situation not to be excelled in beauty a.o) htalthfulsai ' Hickory htailon on the W. N. V. R. K is only 78 miles dlstaitt;' a trl-weky hark runs between it and this place. For other par TinnriEirNrriuoK:" Lenoir, May 3, 15G2 Vtu TTItNTlQNrO A It it. ! j . T wbt IIUND R E D Reams ot writing pa. per. "ON E HUM DRED THOUSAND Envelope, just received at tho Store of 1 1 KOOPMAN & PHELPS. ! May 20th; 1862. ' ' tf The undersigned hegB leave tot iutorm Ilis friends and the public generally that he is prepared to give , private lessons, at the residences of the pupifs, on the Piano, Gui tar, Violin and Melodeon, and in drawing and the modern languages. Terms mode we. - - K. . llUiNT. Professor at the Charlotte rem. CoL janl-SS-dU ' harlotte k C. Railroad Co . . 'V ' ; Columbia March 31, 1862. ! A I PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Col - urabia for Charlotte each afternoon at 6, and arrive in Columbia at 5 a. m. ' :; . T. J. SUMNER, ; Engineer and Superintendent. : April 4, 1862 ' u 7 . tf V Charlotte & S. C. Railroad. 1 THE Passenger Trains on this Road will leave and arrive, hereafter, as follows: Leave Charlotte, at -8:30 A.M. Arrive at Charlotte, j 3:50 P.M. Leave Columbia at . 8:00 A.M. Arrive at Columbia, 4:30 P.M. Noyb ; . : ;'.- ;tl rji Aja WT'K A LLoWr 5,000 lbs . extra article white T ALLO W for sale by 7 - " ' ' " - ' KAHNWEILER & BROS. - Juno23, 62 tf. 7 : " , T 10 corroN an rjjns. Just received a lot of Bagging. ; ' For sale low at - ' " KAHNWEILER & BROS. . Feb, 15. 1862 tf '.;... 7 . MOtltMMi GOODS,' t, J 7 JXIOVUXITIG GOODS. Plain black ChaUlet , Barages all wool, and nain Bombaxioest Alpaoeaa, UUck figured fapllns, Plain Mourning Shawls, black Grape Setts, and Kid Gloyes. Tor sale at - s" : KAHNWEILER A. BROS. March , JICK Fl-OlHt. Fresh ground, for sale at the Charlotte Mills. :', ..JOHN WILKES. 1 aug 1 'C2-713 . . , 7 7- . , TIIIAltJ-OTTB and SO, CA.It. It. The Cbuoons due on the 1st of January next on the Bonds of this Company will bo paid whenever presented at my once at the isepot. - ; dee 11. At 11. aiAjfcxui. g en. REAL 7IOUNTAIN DEW. 7 Ten cases genuine Scotch Whiakey, dis tilled by Wx. Hav Sc. Co., Glascow, tost received from the blockade, , . j For sale by - . I-.. KAHNWEILER & BROS. r. jaly 15, 1862 tf y -f jUedved a larft varltty f KUt MbU14V I ? I 1 J a r r r v I r A 1 lfaraaifmr' ; 7- f uj i:mii w wrti mtxiwr n X ' 4 1.,SfcSS.W..S. 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The Evening Bulletin (Charlotte, N.C.)
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