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A correspond at of the Mobile Adver
tiser writing from Tennessee, says that
the Federal on their foraging expedition
take away everything that they can carry,
and thrndes'roy the balance. They ad
mit that they cm norer conquer us by
J.nre of arm, and have now determined,
aj a last rrf irt. on the "Satanic policy of
epreadms? ruin in their pathway, and by
dcvasun? n i wamrgour fields and stores,
Iriu? In to trrma of -c ubmission by means
of starvation."
In Tnns the FeoVraU frequently
iive up warm work in Iront ot oar picket.
lines, in their foraging expedition", and
tatelr their visits have been more frequent"
m
and bold than usual. Their forage trains
are always attended by a large force of in
Uutry, artillery and cavalry ; but notwith
standing our great discrepancy in number,
we of son .drive them back without their
accomplishing their plundering purposes ;
and sometimes our dashes upon them have
been to sudden and irresist able -that, al
though largely superior to us in force, they
have been compelled to cut loose their
teams and leave their wagons to our un
disputed po?e?aion.
Very recently a, foraging party of the
Federals, escorted by a command ot cav
alry, visited the premises of Mr. Anthony,
iu Williamson county. The Colonel, Ma-"
or and other officers entered the house
ami indulged in the usual freedom and li
cense. At the same time they encouraged
a number of negro teamsters to commit
tue most infamous outrages upon the
da-.ighters of Mr. Anthony. Their mother
'nought the protection of the officers, bat
;hee brutal men only cursed her. saying
that they understood that the husbands ot
Upt daughters were in the Confederate
ervir. and they were being served prop
erly thus to tc ii ltraged by a race they
.iadenslavd. We have no comment to
make upon ihi. It is a saddening, sick
"i-ning picture of tli condition, to which so
ciety is reduced wherever the vandals of
th North pollate our joi!. Hut it is. only
the cxectfti m ot ih thrrnt which Gen.
Uowncran'r. mad threw month ago, when
h a turned command of the army of the
C'uiniH riaud. He then threatened to de
vastate the country with tire and pword,
and hi underlings arc faithfully executing
his birharcus order, (iod help every ec
ti n mi" n'ir stfU-ziine and bleeding coun
rythat mv & ftihj-rt to the worse
shati 5ivit:f!; a!:d flvd praM that our
mothers and daughters may noon be re
lieved from the contaniinatins present- ol
thw demon- in human shape. "
. Kmisnalluu or Col, Jour .
'i h lth Regiment nf Sonth Carolina.
' t.i'r a-3 orgaaurd in A'tlgust, JS1 ,
j i.V ei c toii Vt R I. .M. Duriovant, ol
i:i;t'ti!d. "i? Co'on; Dixon irne. of
Lancas; r,l.:ueriBat Color.cf; Cd. Jones,
of Voik.M.ijt.r. Colon-! Ou;iovant resign
d a ?iort time afer, when the command
devolved on Colonel Darucs, who was
-wouuded in the battle of Sharpaburg,
-Alaryland, fr'a the cficcu ol whtJi he
!d -':or!y rtfr Tl Itcgiinent was
! i r-,.n r-I- u y C'liit i Jou with
l a;:.a i McL ;rlc, ot i ork, as Licuteu'"
Cj.v..t, h..j 0i:am Miller, aJo ot I ork,
.;aj.'T. LieutciiWMt Coloacl illcCoralc
i .-'jncJ. tiug to ill health, a short time
and now wi. learn the resignation of
Livncl June, irum ihe ttniue cause, leav
n n:ii . ...
. 4.i .'iinci, striuur Uutcer, ill
cw.i in a : id . .Y uiAtra (J irdian.
tiM iul Bar. fkt wtea tight aud uicc
u'c.oik lai etcuiug very tieavy tiring was
heard out ui a. iSothe" twenty-live or
u.trty heavy gua were discharged. A
tit-g(apmc dtpacih from Fcrt Sumter
ta:t-d that the blckaders were tiring oil
via 'Fa Ci;jt:nrl, vu .Mad uppotd to
lt a vt3j-. ca Jcavi.Ujj :o rua iu through
iiif lii.c3kaue. .Via uie tuur last night !
We rr lutormi-a iini a steamer had run
in. i Mitt ait.ti aifiy i:iiUe, wnicn, no
il 'iii-i, wa Liu c ac l.1 iue tiring iiouced
atjr.--c' intston L virter of ynterd iy.
isirrJay iairiii.i6 tariy iii ieainer
t'a" Mad a: tier whan ui Llkaritalon,
iiiaku. i-jtir skiditicrB wuicii have arnvej
at ittai pr'lruii .Ni?ruu siae Sunday
ii.-i, i'.u a;uic c.igiH ol mercuaii
ui?'. Sotwtuiiaikd.ii the blockade our
ptci t it v t at I'rccnt in the riijoyment
t a iartr dwt'ci toieigu uaue tuau he
vtr had lariure. Four su-amers la as many
Uf IsM-k. iie btialuCAS. Savannah .Vrirs.
I.n m&AT ax the iiArri.k or MrtrRitu.
Pok. Aii tsictnud Ineud has handed
ha tue todowiiig tetter mating an incident
in tuia baiue jhiL yrl ubtuhed. whica we
ueeiluiiy put in print: ".During the tight
nil on Wt-duefUay evening, our sliarp
thooicr wtrecompclietl to lallback, when
uiH- sergt-aul Murpuy coming along the
bank, ol scone's river, accidentally came
upoit a Vaukee Lieutenant Colonel and
tour uiea. Quick as though:, he brought
hi gun to hut anoutUer and 'demanded the
isurrender ot tlie party. The Lieutenant
Colonel here upon ordered his men to fire
upon ice rebei; bat unfortunately lor them,
their guns had been discharged. The Col
onel then'dxew his sabre, dashing it over
his head tail he would never surrender to
a rebel, wh.ch words were no sooner said
than the sharp crack of the rebel ride
raused the Yankee Colonel to lie lifeless
at his feet. The Sergeant then drew his
revolver and march the lour men into
caiup. This man has. been recommended
to the "War Department for promotion, to
which be t well deserving. iVafcArs
Courier, r
iJ-The Herald sayn, editorially, that
the object ol the attack on Fort Mc 4Jliater
waa no: to take it,.but to test the qualities
ol tht iron cltdi enrt ?ed.
, CHARLOTTE.
ITIondy ITIornlns, ITIarcli 23, 63.
A Irlnter Wanted.
A first cln$ Printer (Compositor,) will
find employment, permanently, on appli
cation at this office
Later from Texas. .
We have before as files of the Houston
(Texas) News to the 11th ult.
The News pubhshss part ot an extra
from the Houston Telegraph in regard to
Missouri affairs, which will be new to our
reader. The Telegraph saya that the
Msxiri militia, under Gen. Harney, have
rebelled against the Lincoln authority, re
tained the arms put into their hands by the
Abolitionists and seized upon every town
of. importance on the Missouri river, to
gether with a vast amount of supplies,
arms and ammunition. The writer says
Upon the reception of this important
new by Gen. JJindman, at Lou'sburg, he
dbbatched immediately Generals Marma-
duke and Shelby, with 10,000 cvalry and j
infantry to their relief, until his main force
could bf broaght up. ft was also said that
Gen. Ilindman himself has gone into Mis
souri to confer with Harney and perfect
their combinations! God grant it may all
be true or even one half of it.
-Lot the Poor Soldier. '
"Upon the bloody battle-field
When drooped the setting sun,
When the foe was fleeing wildly
And the, battle fought and won;
A young and gallant soldier '
Lying there amidst the slain.
Poured out his young life's current,
' On Virginia's classic plain.
e
'I am dying, comrade, dying
Far Irom friends and home away;
Ob! then hearken, comrade, hearken
To the words I have to say :
I have a mother, comrade.
Would to God that she were near !
To bathe my burning tsmples
And to hear my dying prayer I
'Cut alone, alone I'm dying,
And my spirit soon will flee,
. And that angel-hearted mother
I shall never, never see!
And ray black-eyed darling sister,
Oh ! sAe loved me, loved me so
But the chill ot death is on me,
I shall see her never more !
Such has been the glorious death ol
many, a true son of the South, since the
inauguration of the bloody Lincoln the
execrable wretch who riots amid the wails
end suf&rinxs of a bleeding people. We
had hoped in the beginning, that there
would have been found enough of human
sympathy in' the bosom of every one, to
have softened and assuaged the sorrows
and griefs of the mothers and wives and
sifrtersat least, of the noble men.who might
lall in this terrible strife. But, in blush.
ing shame for some ot our species, our
hearts have srown sick at the recital of
soma instances of brutal insensibility to
ward the relatives of tiie noble dead, and
siianiel indignity toward their poor
dumb corpses.
A traveler informs vs thai ah untortun-
a
ate grief-stricken mother or wile, who had
gone to Virginia to recover the remains ot
her soldier-husband or son, after having
exhausted, nearly, her little stock of funds
in getting to a certain point in North Caro
lina, on her return, was refused further
transportation for her sad charge, because
of the reduced condition of her purse, she
offering all she had ! And that in almost
every instance of shipping and re-shipping
upon the trains, the poor friends of the
dead aro subjected to the most villianous
impositions by the common iauda. belong
ing to the roads. Ve hope it is not so.
Wa rut it will not be our ungrateful
duty to refer to this painful subject again ;
but if we are forced tn.' we shall take es
pecial pains to bu more particular, and to
hold up to the indignation and loathing of
outraged humanity, the guilty parties. .
Road the lines we have quoted above,
and if they don't move your heart in this
connection, you are inhuman, and the d 1
will some day roast you as a cook does a
gobbler, and as he should do.
The Yankee Prisoners. Some twelve
hundred of the blue bellies, captured by
Van Dorn, reached Knozville. Tennessee,
on Saturday 14th instant, most of whom
were sent on in the afternoon to Virginia.
Another batch as expected next day.
Parties who visited them say that the In
dianians mostly expressed themselves de-
tertciaeckto light no more for "the nigger,"
while ihe Wisconsin men were particular
ly fierce in their devotion to "tht govern
ment." They were a pretty hard looking
set generally, and complained greatly that
Brag hai taaen-their overcoats from them.
Our men who were captured in Kentucky,
were stripped of overcoats, blankets, and
everything but enough to barely hide their
nakedness, besides being robbed of then
money and starved on their route to Balti
more. If General Bragg deprived them of
their overcoats, it was a mild retaliation.
The Copperhead party" is the elegant
appellation given by the Abolitionists to
all opposed to the usurpation of Abe Lin
coln. For instance, Clement L. Valandig
ham is stigmatised by Harper's Weekly
as the chief of copperheads. The peace
Democrats are caricatured under the sem
blaace ot copperhead snakes with ' human
heads and Quaker hats, making an. attack
on a lank-looking female, innocent of
crinoline, supposed to represent Columbia,
h.) holds out a shield marked "Union."
To ahow the animm of Harper, we shall
extract a short paragraph from an edito
rial article headed Copperheadiam," as
follows :
We shall not waste time in arguing
with the copperheads. Men who are ca
pable ot justifying the rebels and eepoua
ing their cause wnen the blood of some
member of almost every Northern family
reddens Southern soil, and the bones of
Northern soldier are worn as ornaments
by Southern women, are not likely to bo
convinced by argument, or to be previous
to anything short ot a bayonet thrust.
This is rich, especially the style of fe
male ornaments prevalent at the South.
And yet this stuff will have its believers,
aays the Wilmington Journal, although.
I of course, its writer is not to be cluicd
uaoog them.
Propositions for an Arml,ee
Feriando Woo
Under this heading- the "Herald"
publishes the following:
To th Edifr of tht Evening rt: i
At a meeting held at Stanford, Conn ,
on Tuesday'eTening last, I said ,'that pro
positions for an armistice, or peace, . had
been submitted to the President on the '
12th of December last, which, had they
been accepted,, would have terminated this
war by the 1st of April, upon a basis sat
isfactory to the people, North and South.
In referring to this statement you ask :
"Who macle these propositions for an
armistice or peace, the adoption of - which
Mr Wood pretends to believe 'would have
settled the matter' by-all fool's day. If
so, how does Mr, Wood know anything
about them ? Has he been in secret cor
respondence with the enemy ? Or were
they made by some of the anti-war men
hero? If so, who authorized them; 'and
what are the terms of the propositions
fiorn which Mr Wood hopes so much f If
they are honorable to the nation, if they
are such as patriotic Americans .ought to
favor, why not make them public at
once."
f o which I say, in reply, that the state
ment referred to by me was made deliber
ately, with a full and personal knowledge
of the facts, andlhat I am constrained
from the public'.iy of them only by the re
quest of one of the principal officers of the
government. When this interdiction shall
be withdrawn I willjcheerfully gratify your
curiosity.
Very respectfully, '
Fernando Wood!;
March 11,1863.
Gallant Fkat Yankee Captors CaW
tcred. We are indebted to members ol
General Wood's Staff for an account of a
very gallant feat performed last week, by
James 8. Irvine, a member of a Coahoma
Missicsippi, Company, and Thomas Kirk
man, a volunteer Aid - of General Law,
both of Florence Alabama, and a Tennes
seean, named Harris. Coming up to Flor
ence from Mississippi, they' were captured
by four Yankees, and. placed in charge 61
two of them Irvine's horse was jaken
and he was put n a mule. Ktrkman seized
an opportunity to propose to Irvine to cap
ture their guard, but he replied "not yet."
Afterwards, while passing through deep
mud, Irvine offered the guard.vidmg by
his side, a drink liquor from his can
teen. He accepted, and while dringing
Irvine seized him w th both hands and
they tumbled into the mud together -
Simultaneously, Irvine called to Kirkman
"Now's your lime," and K seized the
the other guard. Harris rushed lo Irvine's
aid, but he, being stout and athletic, said,
"I can manage my man; help Tom"-
who fs a much smaller man. Harris did
so, and both Yankees were secured, with
their horses, guns, revolvers and accoutre
ments, taken to Florence and lodged in
iai!. Hurrah for our Confederate heroes !
Their deeds ate romantic in their knight
ly gallantry. Iluntsville Confederate.
The MfcKCEPiTA.r The New York IIr.r
aid announces the arrival at Philadelphia
of tho screw steamer Merceditu, and gives
the following account of her condition :
The Merccdita requires repairs to her
engine and hull caused by damages rom
collision with the ram PaImo State, off 1
Charleston. About thirty.feel of her side
will hav to be taken out. At Port Roy
al she underwent such repairs as were' ne
cessary before bringing her North. Seven
planka and too timbers were stove in by
the ram's prow, making a hole hve leet
vertically and three feet horizontally.
A shell jf one hundred pound, weight
passed through the"ship, cutting one man
iu two, and by going through the steam
chimney three men were scalded to death,
three others badly scalded, and a number
slightly. It paased out the port side, de
stroying six planks and two timbers, mak
ing a clear hole three feet by two and a
half feet, and shattering the planks eight
or nine feet further. It exploded as it
went out. '
Retaliation asd Hiuh Pricks. It is
said that, in retaliation for the order of
Gen. Pemberton stopping supplies from
being sent to Mobile by railroad from
this State, Gen. Buckner has issued a
similar order in regard to supplies from his
department coming in this direction.
Hence we learn that fljuradvacned in this
city yesterday to $110 per barrel. Had
not these military rulers . of the people
bttter make a treaty ot ' amity and com
tnerce,60 that their subjects may be grant
ed the privilege of buying provisions to
aeep themselves and the families of the
men who are in arms in the field from star
ving i Probably if the people would meet
in council (white yet they have the ; privi
lege,) and "humbly petition" ; their mil
itary excellencies, something might be ac
complish ed. Jack ion Mitsissippian."
D:var3iox. A eon of Erin, working in
an establishment in this city, hearing that
a company was being raised tor service at
Charleston, for and during the attack, ask
ed leave ot his employers to enrol his
name; which was not acceded to, as his
labor was more important to the govern
ment at home than in the army. Erin did
not so view it, and replied: "Here I've
been working for twenty months, and its
d d hard I can't have a little divartion.
Columbia Guardian.
John Broughman's l,Tread light, for'
my ueart is under your feet, love," is more
than equaled by a lover who thus goes
skating on his lady's heart:
"Her heart U like a frozen lake,
On whose cold brink I stand;
Oh, buckle on my spirit's skate,
And take me by the hand;
And lead thou loving saint, the way
To where the ice is thin, .
That it may break beneath my lect,
And let a lover la."
FOR GENTLEMEN.
-TTtK0WN EAx'dta HALF H03EKxtra Jaalitr.
0 REWARD. ' i
RUNAWAY fromUteautseribe-IiT'ixg
?n York District cn the 1st f-Janu-ary
as. his boy Rando), about IS 5&rs
old, e pper couipltxion, low set, weighs
180 lbs. When last heard from he was en
quiring his way to Char otte, he . will attempt to
pass aa a free boy, an. wili refuse to tell his.
owrer name. I will pay the above reward for his
confinement ;n any jil so that I can ret him.
J. K. WALL4.CE.
March 23-cj8t. Yoikvule, S. C.
IRON AND PL, AN It FOR SALE.
1-2 TO 4 INCH BAR IRON
(Round andSquarc)
AND .: , ' ' '
1-3 TO 3-4 INCH SEASONED POPLAR PLANK..
ABOUT 25 BAES IRON of aive sixes, and
S00 feet PO PL A R PL AN K, season ed 3 years
lor sale low by
P. A. FRERCKH.
1 Salisbury N. C.
March $3-j6t. -
SPRING AND SinritTXEEl GOODS.
GALL and look at oar new styles.
4-4 Light, 8mall Figured Percale. Prints.
BaU ol Fiirored LAWNS, '
Plaid DeBEQES. (very thin for TravelDg Dres-
tea,) .
B 'nit R.IBB0X3 (just through Blockafe,)
5-4 Bleasiied SHIFTING, at
KiHNWEILEK BttU
March 3 '63-dtf.
SMOKERS ATTEiVflO'.
FIPE3, a variety of Styles, ( Cheao)
. At' '
tt i nwmrtf va X- TT A i
anna iruuua v.
March 23 '63-dt'.
CHEAP HOOP SKIRTS.
' At , . - .
s KAHNtt'jT-k Sc BRO.
March 23 '63-dtf.
POCKET BOOK. L.OST.
WAS lost In Charlotte yesteiday, a very large
POCKET BOOK, containing about t&Q.
In the book was, as well as remembered, two $50
bills, the balance beirg in $16 and $20 bills; also
some "hospital due bills,!' only food tor loaves or
bread at Fort Caswell, n. C, tie number sot re
collected. A liberal reward will be paid the finder by
leaving the book with its contents at this office.
March 81, 1SP3 d4U . ,
TEA ! TEA ! TEA !
A8PLHNDID ARTICLE OF YOUNG HYSON
in any jua.t:ty, from half pound to foil
Cnettfl, at fiu per ouna.
ilAIINWEILER St BRO.
March 21, 1S63 tf
FOR1'- KENT.
A GOOD HOUJE, containing eight rooms, with
all necessary out-buildlDgi, and three acres
of land attached. Enquire Immediately or
WILLIAM8, OATE3& CO.
March 21, 1SC8 5t
SCALES WANTED.
FAIRBANK'S manufacture of a small class
SCALES, is . wanted. Second hand and in
good order will not be objected to.
Apply at this Office.
Mrh 20, 1S63 St
NOTICE TO 'TAX i'AYEUS.
!iK TWO T WN BEATS, take notice and
st tend at the Court House, on Monday the
Sb-1, 24th and 25th, and miks your returns of
our Lands and Lots, lrith numbers ana squares
of uiJ Lots, and your Negroes, with ages and sex,
or trie law will be enforced against yon.
B, W. AuEXANDEBjJ. P
J, S. MEANd. J. P.
T. 11. BREM, - 1 T
C, T. ALEXANDER, !
P. A. HARRIS,! ,'
Bear! ot Assessors.
. W. r. DAYIPSON," j ) '. Y.
I STRICT FROM THK RKVEMTE vlA W, ,:6l
Sko. 13. If any person .-shall refuse to furnish
the list required above, or to take the oath pre
scribed in the preceding Bectton, nesaa'i os guilty
of a misdemeanor, and the justices of the peace
of said board shall bind him over to appear at the
next term of tc superior Court of the county to
answtr ihe charge, and on canvscuon or suDmis
elW'i, :.c shall le lined at tie discretion of the
Court.
March 80. 1S63 St
3?r" Democrat and Whig kill please copy cue
time, each
KECEIVEIl'S SALE.
ILL BE OFTERED AT PtTBLIC SALE the
Jollowirijr tracts r pure is of land.
demiicTl by The cWf derate Cour' n the use of the
(..nninD. l i nlion nmlw. r eft 1 A.UCI tot
Coafedviac Sta'ea of li"M a" '-'",J"1"
tlirv'aa a' i iiltfrpc. f r vi'J .
At he Cour-;L3 1 i -tYnUaiy. on the 41 h day
Ma,.- rcJU it b:iu County Ouufi week, FIVH
tAUTS in Kowan Counly, containing about 526
acres, the property of churie liartmaa Jes e
Hartman, Mary Ann Hartraan, Malinda Hartman
and three other brother, and girls namtd, Nancy
Hartman, and Catharine Wilheloj, (alkn enemies)
and eiven In by Levi Treii r
ALSO, at tbe same time and pla?, two tracts
near Gold Hl!l c-ntla'n" 1 1 i acrt-F,. the pro-
neitv of li. F. Stockton an alien enemy
At the Court-hcuse in Lexington, Davidson
Countv. on the 15th day of April next, three tracts
one containing 45 acres, belonging to Alston Gob
b e : one tract containing 54 acres, belonging to
the wife of Jos. Brown, ot Indiana; and one other
traet containing 28 acres, belonging to Susan
Lookabee ; wo traMa well known as the Conrad
Gold, li net. will also us exposeu to puouc saia wj
gether with a large, first rate Engine, at the Mine
on the 14th April next.
At the Court-house In V iaston, Forsyth County,
on the 17th day of April next one tract contain
ing 120 acree, belonging to J. w. iruip ana wue.
JOHN I. SHAVER. Receiver.
March 20, 1S6S dlw '
TO COTTON PLANTERS.
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED BY THE SECRE
TARY of the Treasury, Chief Agent for the
Durchase of Cotton for the Confederate ttavern
ment within the State of North Carol na, aad will
n v for tbe same in 7 per cent. Bonds or Cash.
Sab-Agents visiting the different parts of the
State, tuylng in my name, win nave wniien cer
tiflcaus f appointment.
Bv order of tbe "Secretary of the Treasury,'
all Cotton purchased by myself, or my Agents,
on and after the ibtn day or aiarcn, J.30J, wat, De
naid for in 7 per cent. Bonds or Cash, and not a
rur rest. Bonds as stated in a former advertise
ment; Up to that time, however, the 8 per cent.
Bonds will be lurnisnei as swiea.
Patriotic citizens are now oHerelfea opportu
nity to aid tha Government by selling to it their
-1 j. .Va ..I-, ta it rrl it k f iQ ni.aliaf
VOitoa raiaici jjua cv a - w-
LKWI8 S. WILLIAMS.
Oharictte, March 20, 1S63 tf
tST- The Charlotte Democra, Fayetteville Ob
server, Wadesbiro Argus, Raleigh Register and
the Goldsboro Tribune are requested to copy the
above uuvll forbid. . . -MERCHANT
TAILORING.
THK undersigned having located two doors
South of th MANSION HOUSE,
Charlotte, N. C, is. prepa'e to fi 1 all orders in
his line of business, such as Miutary ana citizens
Olothlnir. Ca s. Lace, Bcttons, ac, Ac. 'i ! .
' A liberal share of the prtronage of the public is
rpectfu'uy sollcite J, as all o. ders entrusted to my
care will be promptly and faithfully fil'ed. I
have competent workmen, and ran compete with
anv other establishment in giving a -good at,"
and I warrant my work to.j. entire satisfac
tion .
Mr. R. M. EOBINSON, an exrerlenced cutter,
Is engaged in this establishment, and he will be
p eased to wait upon bis menda.
J. A. CALDWELL
March 18, 1863 d
WILLIAMS & 0ATES j
have this day associated with them in th
Merchantile and Commission business, '-
LEWIS W. SANDERS ,
The style of the firm will hereafter be
WILLIAMS OATKo oi oo.
All persona indebted to the late firm of
William a & (Jatea will Dlease can ana
settle up, as we wish to close our old bnsi
ncss. '
WILLIAMS & OATES.
Dec. St,
J. S. PHILLIPS,
IVCorolia.xxt Tailor.
A YING located In CharloU respect- jt
fully solicits a share of public pauon- fra
A cosapleta assortment of Cloths. Caasi- m i
gaers and Yeatings always on hand, which will be
made to order at tbe shortest notice, arter nr
kteas faahlon.
Shop three doors touth ttftbe Manpn Hon,
tent, ta r
WANTED.
Wanted, at the Medical Purveyor's Of
fice, Charlotte, a large quantity of BOT
TLES and VAALo, lor which the nignesi
pncea will be pud. .
! JAS. T, JOHNSON,
- Jw Z4-tf Surg, c Med. Far,
AUCTION SALES.
BY W. B. GRIFFIN & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS, -a.UGTJT-a.,
Or -A-
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE.
The., Property known as the
PLANTER'S HOTEL,
FOR A DIVISION.
ON THURSDAY.Sth of April, at 12 o'clock, M.,
In front of our Store, will be sohl, for. a
division.
That valuab'e property, in th City or Augusta,
on 'he corner or Broad and Macartan street,
known as the Planner's Hotel. Th lot fronts on
B oad Street 90 feet, and extends back, of same
width, to Jones' Street. It has all the conve
niences of afi'st class Hotel, wi(h accommoda
tions tor a largenumbef of guests.
Tbe property is so well known a further des
crlption is deemed unnecessary. It may be trat-
. . . . i i j . i
ed ror at pnvaie aie uuui saie aay.
Terms. At purcnasers option, casn or one nair
cash, ballance in equal payments at one and two
yenra, with interest and mortgage on th proper
ty, tbe buildings to be insured and pojlcy assign
ed.' Purchaser to pay for papers.
March 21, 16-J '
Car q Sale of the Steamer Brittania.
BY JAS. H. TAYLOR.
On WEDNESDAY, the 1st April, at 11
olock, in my Store,
131 ITIEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C
Will be sold, the ENTIRE CARGO of
the STEAMER BRITTANIA,
II .- -
CONSISTING OF
CASES OF BRANDY
esses of Soan . . .. - - - ;
Cases of Candles . .
Cases of Drugs ;
Cases of Letter and Cap Paper
Cases of bnvelopes -
Cases of Pens and Pencils
Cases of Pins and Needles
Cases of Thread j Linen and Cotton
Cjtsea of Prints and Ginghams
Cases of Linen Checks
Cases of Irish Linens
Cases ot Bleached Shirtings
Cases of Mosquito Nettings .
Cases of Linen Sheetings
Cases of Linen Demaeks and Towelling
Cases of Huckaback Diapers
Cases of Towelling i
Cases of Shirts and Fronts
Cases of Tapes and Bindings
Cases ot Grey Swansdown
Cases of Toilet Quilts
Cases of Madopalans
Cases of Hosiery and Gloves
Cases of Linen C. Handkerchiefs "
Cases ot Cotton Handkerchiefs
Cases of Ladies' Hoop Skirts
Cases of Black Lasting
Cases of Drills and Gambropns
Cases of Ladies' English' and French
Shoes . . '. '
Cases of Children's Shoes'
Cases of Men's Boots and Shoes .
Cases "of Cotton Cards v
Cuses'of Printed Muslins '
Bales of Linen and Couon Duck
Cases of Newspaper, different sizes -Cases
of Printing Paper ; . ; ;
Cases of Tea, &c, &c.
Conditions cash.
Particulars in detail in future advertise
ment, v '
March 20 '63 tw6t.
"NOTICE,
A' f PLICATION will be made at the expiration
of ninetv davs from this date, for the lasae
. of a certificate for two shares of Stock in the
Charlotte & soutn uaroi na kji itoao, in we
ninie ft a. II. Moss & Ga., the original certificate
ttiere'er li.tving been lost or mislaid.
Ma-ch 20, '63 Si A. H. MOS3. .
JOTICK.-;.; " ; . ; ; .
Qv Saturday next, at 12 o'clock, 1 5viH sell a very
raluabla Negro Woman (Good Cook, Ironer and.
Washelr) 3 years cH, aiid has two Children, four
and sir years old, very likely.
V - S. A. HABBIS, AaC. .
March 19-dSt ,.
The. nigh-bred Horse Medly.
WILL stand at Lexington and.Lin-
ood, (Jersey's.) Daridjon county, N.C.
For beauty, symmetry and jtrengtn
unexcelled; for grace and docility in harness nn
ecual'ed, and one of the few with a clip of the old
Medley bknd. i '
TaiCE $26 the Season ; f 30 Insurance. ' Blares
from a dls ance furBishel with excellent pastures
at both placts, gratis. W. R. HOLT.
Lexington, March Id, lS63-tw24t - -
BONDS FOR SAJLE.
CONFED IRATE and other B0ND3 for Sale at
the Bank or Charlotte.
March 19, 1S63 dtf ;. . . , ,
CO DNT BONDS FOB SALE.
Tl Cl .44sTt MECE LLN BUR Q
JL t3m3nJPC0VmY BONDS. wUI be
aotd ai, Auotion on fuollo Square li. UDartone
on dATUauai next.
Mch 17-6t j
8. A,
HARRIS,
Auctioneer;
. SPIN NEB WANTED. ;
The highest wages will be paid af first
class Mule Spinner, on application through
this office. .
March, 17 '63-dtf.
Execntive Department N. j
.rADJDTAHi GKSKBAts Orrrca, (MUitia,) V
Raleigh, March 9th, 1SC3. )
GgNXaAL Ordibs I f
No. 2. f
jfi ENERAL Order No. 1, current . series, is
HJThereoy revoxtd.
Br order of Governor Vance : .
S J. G. MARTIN,
Mch18-d3tcj3t I Adjutant General.
ON CONSIGNMENT & FOB SALE
100 Kegs Hails,
8s, ior i2s. :
ALSO ON CONSIGNMENT AND FOR. SALE
Sugar in Bags,
. r For Family nee.
WILLIAMS, OATES & CO.
March 16, 1863 6t
LOST. :
W n?TTi 1 V K fihrk fnat . A lnrcr R!7aH PAP,
T Aflria KrkttAm nrt t.hA hftnrllpft nrTv torn nff.
containing SMrta, Drawers, Vests, Pocset Hand
kerchlefs, and other articles of Clothing, together
with a good many papers and letters marked in
w . . . i l t . 1 1 1 . fcW
try r am?, xi me person wn hslb ii wui you su
my pa: eis iati an India Rubber &nvelope, which
ws in tne carpet bay, and place it somewhere
that I can get them he may keep the elothln?, or
I will rive a liberal reward for the whole if left
at the Mansion Home in Charlotte. The papers
are of no poeelble value ta any one but myself.
A. W. BURTON.
Charlotte. N. C., March 11, 1863
LOST. :
On Thursday , night last, the subscriber
lost hia Pocket J Book in Charlotte, with
the following notes and papers :
L. S. Williams1 note $2y; John Howie,
$65, do $53; Robt &. John Howie, 155,
credit $56; Stephen It. Turner,- $99; G.
W. Caldwell, $119, credit $60; Dr. H. M.
Pritchard, $28U cr. $100 ; Harvey Baxn
hill, $900, with (three or tour credits, the
amounts not remembered. Also, two note
books, containing accounts, with various
other notes on different persons, dates or
amounts not 'remembered. :
All persons are warned against trading
for said notes. All the money in the pock
et book and Ten Dollars addition will be
given to any person returning the papers
to the Bulletin office.
I JAS, J, MA$WLL,
NEW STORE.
THE CENTRE OF ATTRACTION.
The subscriber having purchased the
stock of Groceries, &c, &.c, lately owned
by B B . SMITH & C ., Spring's Corner,
takes this method to inform his trienda and
the public at large that he w.ll be prepared
to supply them with as' much-asthey rray
need in the way ot family t-uj ph'es
He is prepared to purchase country pro
duce and sell on commissions, and asks a
share of the patronage of the public.
. W. M. MATHEWS.
March 9, 1863 6t
. . . ' '
FOR KENT,
A desirable family residence may
be rented for the r balance of the
year. The House is pleasantly
situated, containing eight good rooms, and
necessary out buildings. For further par
ticulars apply at TejrresV Hotel to
EVTERRES.
March 9 dtt.
NOTICE. "
On Tuesday the 31st of March instant,
at the residence of the late Henry Propst,
dec d, five miles east of Concord, Cabarrus
county, N. C, I will expose to public sale
23 very LIKELY NEGROES, a quan-
thy ol Cotton, some twenty barrels Flour,
a quantity of Wheat, Corn, Farming Uten
sils, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture ; also a quan
tity of Bscon and a great variety of other
property.- , , , 1
Sale to continue from dayjio day until
all Is sold. Terms made known "on day
of sale. DAVID BARRIER,
Atty for Wm. Propst and E. A.
Propst, Executors of Henry Propst.
March. 9 ts ' . -'
QONFEDE11ATE 8 PER JiJJJ
For sale at the Branch Bank of Nort,h
Carolina, Charlotte.
, THOS. W; DEWEY.
Jan 9, 1863 tf . t . Cashier.
JpOB GENTIiEIflEPf .
Just received a lot of Paris macd fine sott
HATS at ., ' " ' I ;
; , KAHNWE1LER & BROS.
: December 11, 1862 tf ;-.-- -
JEW BONNET RIBBONS.
New styles and assorted colors just re
ceived at
' KAHNWEILER vt BROS.
December 11, 1862 tf
jf , - AGU1CIILTURAL
Trv.riTV.j
AND
: ; ' .IIHPI.EIENTS.'
Two horse, one borse and subsoil Plows,
of approved patterns and complete in every
respect ; also,' unfinished Horse-powers.
Straw Cutters and corn aneuers, logemer
with a large lot ol wood and iron work for
Plows, &c, from the late establishment oi
Frercks &. Itaeder for sale. Apply to .
P. A. r KKKUlvS,
Salisbury, N. C.
March 4, 1863 12t t '
Office Charlotte S; g. R. R. Co.
Charlotte,' Dec. 8, 1862. i
; The semi- annual dividend of this Com
pany will be paid on application at this
office. The Coupons and Bonds due J an
uary next will also be paid on presentation
to the undersigned.
A. H.-MAK i m,Ant.
le tf. . ' ' . .
On account ot age and ;nlir-
mitv, 1 mil sell my liu l tuu
in the Town of Monroe, Union
cyuuty,- N.'C. ; , Also the fur
niture and fixtures, stables,
Ot&CCS, 3i-c., all of vrhich
now and' in
comDlete order. 1 he
Wilminston and
Rutherlordton Rail Road runaqhrouh the
town and this is the only Hotel in the
place. Also three towij lots besides, lying
near the Hotel. Also a good plantation,
having 75 acres pi fresh open land, joining
the town. Any person desirous of pur
chasing will find me at any time ready to
show the property and willing to dispose
of it on very favorable terms. '
JAMES BICKET.
Monroe, N.C, Feb .12. 1863 twtf '
JJIfSSOIiUTION.
i The copartnership heretofore existing
under the name and style ot STEVENS,
SCIIUTT & McLEAN, in the general
Cabinet business, is this day dissolved by
the . withdrawal of . I. A. McLean. The
business will be continued at the same
stand by the undersigned, who respectfully
solicit a portion of public patronage.
J. II. STEVENS & CO.
I. January 2G,J 863 tf .
OTOCK FOR SAIiE
K-
25 -SHARES of Atlantic, Tennessee &
Ohio R. R. Stock for sale .
I Apply to M. L. WRISTON.
Oct. 8. '62-dtf. . Treasurer. '
Olt SALE.
The Toll House and Lot on the States-
ville Plank Road, near the property of Jno.
J. Blackwood, Esq. Apply to -
WM. JOHNSTON.
: January 28, 1,8 1 " tf
-TIFE INSURANCE. ; ; .
The North Carolina Mutual Life Insu
rance 'Company, the oldest and most relia
ble company ; in, "the State, insures White
persons to the extent of $5,000 and Slaves
4or two-third3 their market value.
. Persons - desiring to insure their own
lives or "their slaves will make application
to the Agent at the Branch Bank, Charlotte.
. ' THOS. iW. DEWEY, Agent,
j - Jan 11863 4m '
! SUUSTITUTES WANTED. .';
f Two able bodied men, over Conscript
age, who may be able to enter the servicei
are wanted and will be employed by gen
tlemen not liable, but who are desirous to
contribute in the defence of their country
and its institutions. For particulars apply
to the Editor of the "Bulletin," who has
been authorized to negotiate.
March 3, 1863 tf
jrjBPGS, EIKPICINES, Ac.
Opium, Morphine, Quinine,, rench
Brandy, Old Port Wine and Castor Oil, (by
thegalionJindigo, CastUe Soap, Sup. Carb
Soda, (by theieg,) Calomel and Nitrate ol
Silver, (Lunar Caustic;) just received, ik.
WANTED, 150poands Red Rose Leaf e
(perfectly dry) for which 50 cents a poun
will he naid bv ' .
E. NYfi HLTTCHISON &. Co , ;
Cuarlotta, June 3 tf . Drugut.
AGONS FOIL SALE,
jffo six horse .Wagons for sale. Apply
to E. Ai E. Chambers at btices fahoala,
Cleaveland county, N. C, five miles South
of Shelby. - - - '
March 2, 1863 cjlm . '
Notice.
..
.4 .'fsggmffisJ&A
OjriCE Charlottk &. S. C.'R. R. Co.: I
p Columbia, Nov. 15, 1862. '
1 The Through . Passenger Fare on this
Road, on and after the 18th inst., will be
SIX DOLLARS, and the local rates cor
responding. E. JIULBERT..
VlT.lWWtj v Gfa'lS.p'J
icii,??'?3 pit fZZBpc !
IIO ITS E AND LOT FOR SAL It.
M THE undersigned will 'aell at
public auction. 'n the rirst .Tours
day in April, 1863, the properly
known as Montamsena Fsma le SEMiNAfty,
in Mt. Pleasant, N.C, consisting ot dwel
ling house with-ten. large rooms and other
out-buildings. Also, one ol Checkering
Pianos, Carpeting, and other School Fur
nitur?. Terms made known on day ol
salt, Sioctiholdtrs "?; ciaily nqurutttl
to attend the sale.
L.G. HEILIG, V
v PAUL MILLER, Committee.
A. FOIL, : j
March 4. 1863 lot -x . '
llonble Daily Trains. '
' - - ar l w v -1 r
CflARLOTTK 4 SOUTH CAROLINA RA1LB.0 D.
D(
ODBLK DAILY TRAINS, are mo ovrr thu
Koad as folio vs :
Leave Columbia
A r ri ve Ch ar lot te,
Leave Charlotte,
Arrive Columbia,
't 8.00 A. M.
6.10 P. M.
' 3.30 P. M.
2.00 A. M.
9.00 A. M. 9.15 P. M.
4.5U P. M, 5.00 A-. M .
The Trains connect at Charlotte with the North
Carolina Railroad, forming a double daily con
nection with Richmond, and at Colombia with the
South Carolina Railrcad and the Grcesv.Ue aiU
Columbia Railroad trains.
E. HULBKRT,
; October 11, '6 tf Qenwrn.1 tupTintcpl-nt
Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Kail Road. ,
; f
O1
N laid fter h tu i Novrabrr, the P-
sensrer Train will be run on inU Road (Wti-
Jrn.DlvialOD) daily (gandays exoepted) as folio wi:
1. :
Arsitk ;
8.48 A. M.
9fii M
19.28 "
11.15
L
8.011 A. M.
B1 .
t$f - ;
I.M
10.8ft
Charlotte
Tukaaeege
Brevard .
Sharon '
Lineolnton
Cherry ville
G01NQ KABT
AaaiTR.
Lkats
123 P. M.
IJSH
1.C3
8.3S "
Cherry viue,
12:45 P. M. Lineolnton
149 " Sharon ' . . ,
1.50 44 Brevard
2,26 44 .Trxskasocge .
8.15 ..." .' Charlotte
Passengers are required La all eases, without
ciceptlop, to purchase tickets, wherever there are
ticket igfents, and also to farnlAh the right change,
as the.Ocmpny cannot procure change for every
one. An omission to do either subjects the party
to an extra caarge of 25 cents, which the conduc
tor Is strictly required to collect. ; '
By Order, :
V. A. MoBRlt, .
Acting Master of Traospotinin.
LincolotoB, Oct. 1S62. -
Charlotte & S. C Rail Road.
Stockholders desiring heir stock, divi
dend will leave their original cir tinea tts
with me. The . coupons duo upon the
Bonds o ithis Company.-on the 1st of July
wili be paid on presentation to the under
signed. 1 A. II. MARTIN, Agent.
lune
z, too
tf
ATTENTION,
40 BARRELS
TANNER OIL,
For sale by the undersigned at Statcsvillc,
N: C. '.: . ' L' 7
J. RINTFLS Sc CO.
March 4, 1S63 dl2t ' i
gCItAP IKON WANTED. !
The highest prices yvill be paid for old
Castings or Scrap Iron at the Government
Foundry in Salisbury. Persona having any
witl please send it at once, or notity, me
where they can deliver it.
A B.SHEPFERSON,
Superintendent.
March 4, 1863 12t -
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