million?; tbe win cf the Roman Empire, of
8srcens tnd the Turku, sixty nillicus
ecl; thase of tie Taiiri cility niilliont-;
those nf Africa ctie hundred million.
Dr. Dick taystbst if we take into consid
eration tie iiuiiiler, rot only of I lose mho
here fallen in ba'ilr.but of tbee who have
perished through the netural consequences
cfwar, it will not. pet laps, Is cvcirattng
tic di striatic ri of turner life we iffii m t liat
cce t liiL of lie 1 un.uu race la li rn des
troyed ly tie ravages cf wars and aejord
ing '0 lli" estimate. ii:cre lhn fourteen
tloiisatV niillicb of linun Itirgs baie
been slaughtered in war tii.ee tie begin
Iiing of tie wotld. Kdniund Uuike went
till further, abd reckoned tie sum total
cf it ravfe. frrm tie first, at to less
than ihiily Jive tl.ousaiitl millions !
brlb Carolina SclMg.
Jit -.'it
" CHARLOTTE r
Tucsdu v, October 1, IStil.
CTR. R. W.kefielri, Ksq., of t.inn.r, l con.
tnted to act, and is cur auUmrizrd agent. He
will receive orcrra for the Whig, biunsa or acr
tiaementa, and receipt fur theaame. Any persona
aubacribmj whu paj In him within three mooUia
will receive the Whta for two CoK.i:.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
cr Mississippi.
FOR VICE rUF.SIDIXT,
alkx. 11. sTi.rmNS,
OF GEOBGIA.
We hoist at the lead cf our r per tlis
week the nanits of JEFF. 1'AYIS abd
AL1X II. STErFlKNS, fcr I'resiJeLt
aud 'ice Piei-iJeiit of tie CoLfederat'f
Siates cf Amttica. We do ti.is from a
fiim convicuon that tl.cy are the men fcr
the liuics, and lecau.-e the tongue ' f sluu
der las 0'-j;Lt to p njudice tie people io
regard to tie eutiemau last Luu.Ld upon
the ticket.
These gentleman V;.-, cceo tried, and
revtd tltrrueitfs eminently fit to dis
cLarge the onerous iluties wLich lave de
volved spon ilm siLC iLiir advert ii.to
cfEce. We presume that no nD in tie
Confederacy could bare taken the potiiion
of Mr. Davia at the cut.'ct ajd accctcp'iah
ed auythir.g like tbe labor. His was a
herculean ta.-k, but r t -L t ccb'y did he per
fcroi it. Success to tbe ticket.
The Le gisl&ture.
This body adjouiLed ou Monday, the
23d ir. ?tarjt. Tbe eeptions of tie laws
passed ly tiii ledy at its late scision will
It found ia asbthtr coiuaio.
Hesigcation.
We omitted U-leik to mention that
Captain Lei Wii jams lad heeo e 111
peiieu 10 rt.in l.ii po-t as Captain cf the
Hornets Nest K.Sciusu, on sccjont of fee
ble health We know that this step caj-e'i
Ctp'iaa Wi iiarts a pau.' of deep r-g.'el,
but j J'tice to lin seif a- wril st Lin em
paty rendered the ett-p iuptrative. We
lipe that i oi life at,d Lsjpitess may at
tcbd lim in Li ret:rmc:t.
We do not koo slrth'-r tlcre la hern
an e'.ectiou to G I the vacancy cr tot, but
we full asjr-d ilat Lieut Owen wi.l b
tendered tuj oSice witLout a uia;eLtiLg
voice.
Another Sew Cciafar:y.
W. I!. Mjer-, E q., was on Saturday !at
elected Captaiu of a Company of Volun
teers wbieh be las bteu in-ir jn.ttitai iu
raiding. Jlr. M y era las devoted hot h hi
time aud means to the Souibtru eaiiie, and
richly deserves tbe honor that las Leeu
conferred upon him.
A licgimr.ctal Review.
Fcr the Iret t.u.e in fourteen jear tie
street of Chariotie were thr r jd, r u Sjt-
rday la.-t, with ibe Mi, ilia of the ft -Jib
Ilegiment, cu.hratin ti e ar.-a of M.ci'-n-lurg
coub'y, in il. j:;u-tbtil letiea, t.vi J
Y. Lry ce, eon- uiauuir lhe rini and he
Luu.Lere'l a liiCusanu ai. U fjltetn, and there
tee teed to be alout a tbir'l or iujiv ef per
t'ns liable to prifvrui Mi. ma elui), who
were bt on parade. lit Utgimebl frui
ed iu .tt!,t- Try oo Street, rx'.e-U'iiu
throu-h a iIi-iilcc if r i hundred yur.j-,
and iken uaicl.. i il .. J'air liroji d,
wheie al'.ir hen.;; ul iLtou.1. sev. ial evo
luiious, f atil i.o epe. cbes tele ad,ires-..d
to tbeua by C'jp. IS ui J; Jljein, Col. Jno
A outg, Cap. Jno VV'aiker, and t.'sp I, S
Williams. '1 he liejiiuriit was then li.ronu
into lio and u.aiched lack to the pli e
square, where Col Ji.jee demere-d a stir
tiug address alter wh.ch ih several eou;pa
uisi searatad sud wti regularly dirban-ltd
I The Pay of Chaplains.
A good many of our exchanges seem to
be a good deal exercised just cow about
I the paj of the Chaplains in the army.
Some cf tbf m pretend to tbiuk that tbej
are entitled to scarcely no pay at all, and
, ti e r irair.de r, tbal tbey should receive the,
finie sslnry which they heretofore re
rciwd. We sgree in opinion with aome
'of t l.(ii), that n.ost of tie officers in the
aim; naive (co large ealariec in propor
tion to the mesgre pittance which doled
rut, a(t(r Icrg delays, to the privates in
the rials. L'ut we confess we are at loss
to dtteuiiiue why it is that the Chaplains
i have lecn b r j; 1 1-d out at the marks of
, their peculiar displeasure, and why it is
I that l e cf all the officers should be cur-
'.tailed iu l.is salary. We state without the been made public, we are unable to say.l'pe. l tnouni irom jour tempting
!f.r cf contradiction, that as a class, the Certainly our General. Bust see that ibis ; .Iv.Hj-ew'iu lht m your e.-e or
" . .. . a enied to be, one I hat would admit of at
J Milkier, of the South have done more course is retsrding our progress sud weak- (le ,fUj M u eon,Uu,ut widl rri,prie.,
tl.an any oiher for the cause of Southern i ening cur forces. We do not set up our jt hUCi, ease, (bit 1 would be ile t.i i
i inde rendence. Frcm tie very inception ! humble self to give adviee in this matter, 1 ere (even at tt.i-t late period of life) a
of this movement until .be present hour
ut until -be present hour
lecn idle. Many of tlem
the service, aud quite a
tbey lave not
are privates in
I nuiiiler have cLarge of companies which
i iley lave been mainly instrumental in rais
ling. Tbej lave performed their duiic.i in
. .. , , , ,
rr naiitn iu alien tbey lave been I
'J J
c.d, n-L:y and msnfuny, and it is but
! I 'iCl
; i t Lt 1 1, b t tliytlould nciive the meed of j
jraise list i to jutly tli ir due. There
j is no cce in tie wlole army wlio performs
more work tlan the Cbaplaiu, if le perform
lia duly. Not only does he have to look
j after tbe spiiitual welfare of the soldiers, I an idea, derived from his long aud peculiar ' and in your etse (us yo.j intimate it luiuiit
'but it bis duty to look after aud attend the j military experience, and that was, action. '' necessary.) I should apply myself vtry
sick, sad especially should le be ai the lie caused his servants to force bits from j ,e.'?u'' to '''f woodwork,
i ! With rejrl lo my hair it is as you
led-ide cf tie din. Aud in lime of lis couch long before day, and be inculaa- j,,ve irn, siiTCre i, l-itj'i-t niffici'. nt
. battle few eer tlritk from taking part in ' ted upon his generals tbe admirable idea to lend me the rprct dun a dinifi. d ren
I the struggle, and il is a geuerally admit- to attack the enemy always tin sight, with ' tie in a a As for my honor, they are
(ted fact that th. y make valiant soldiers. ! such troops as were up, regardless of how , ' e-" nd Iiko ott" r ,l" n of "''"'. 1
! ., , , , , ,, I , . , , . ,, , . , wear them at the ontiou of the community s
I here may be tho-e wno uo c ot ptr.oi m a,i the rear miaht advance. All this was noth-
i ' i B ejpriee.
, ilcse s as tl ev sbenid, I ut the same ing but energy, and the great success '01f my J0tr Mtry, and although I
could le said ot many of the officers iu tbe ! of that remarkable warrior was owiogj would i.ot pre.- this matter leyou i tho
larmv; this, then, should not militate .' to it. j most rtfiuoJ bound due the de.ioacy and
' agai'ust those who do their duty. i We have in our eonntry an oviJene. from I ! ."" Potion to say
I ,,. , , i ' ' nothing of propriety, sii.i yoj wil iij1-n
j We are no auvocate for extravagant sal- ; a gect.e.naa whose personal eharactsr is !-, , r,ropoJ,i tf ccinpro'.ui-e. 1 Ispe yo.j
ariea either in or out of the army, but we ! most entirely tho reverse of that ef Suwar-1 are iut ui-posed a- tho aholmou hordes
i are in favor of dealiug out justice alike to 1 row, cf the advantages of enrrgy, io a pure ht wou'd bave- none save tho sr,rd ; the
'ail. We thiLk therefore, that the Chaplain ' christian General, aberrant of the I'.edeem-1 D,0"t " "'Pon 1 ever heid a, thu
. i i i - , ,, , . pan well 1 d. go sporun sometime, but
is as much entitled to lis salary as any er of all, who has thought it necessary to ff you ..li(1,Ur, w J- t Iu 0Jl uf lh ,m:
, olLcer iu the army. Iheir duties are eer-take up arms. This most distinguished j J;Jt l0 the 'coiupromi-e,-' I was -oii.g la
taiL'y as cuer.-js as that performed by far j and able roan, Gen. T.eonidas Polk, who propose that pemsps in the extremity of
' the larger portion cf tie cEccrs, and if tbe ' will aurely blush if he ever sees this notioe, your feeim, and as Mock i-cree iu tbe
:salaiy cf lie one is to be curtailed, let ' was pl,ced iu ccn.tnacd on the lower Mis- ,U'V " ,u,Uub l,,,e4rl' 0V.'
'..,,,,.,.! all lhiri-' Cou-i iHre.!. p;j .)ull not tae
nat ol the other be ao. 1 he charge , .issip ; i, at a period when no men were ,ua ,H a kio,i of C(M ,, . or f ier ., Ty ,us
thit tuany of tlim l.sve gone to tie army raUtd, and wlcn there were no means of banJ until jou cju i make belter arrange-
!cr tLa sole t urrose cf makin2 motev. it is 1 orii7 ik.m H I.Ij ;',! lr.n. ; trm.1.1 tn lit- ? The uar li iir' over oj cdhiJ
uLueceajary to totice. Lit justice be done
abd we are ccLttut.
I
! A Sad Picture.
We Lave nolietd uith deep regret and
i mortiticalion, for several days past, tie
course pursued by a portion cf the press,
of this Siate iu regard to tbe late Seoato- '
! rial tUeiion. If thire was ever a time in 1
! the Liatory cf North Carolina, when it was
i i . i .i i r .i
absolutely necessary for the sake of tbe
, . - "'i"""! " "Ntii iiimi u.s u.icij
I purpose and au unstiEsh devotion to tbe iu-. reaeued us, we find this admirable officer
nr.n n.,11 ii..l in'irl i,i,.;i,;irl,...L rA - 1 . 1. . . . I k 1.
' Uresis of the Slate should animate the ' at tbe head of at leai-t 10,1)00 men, all tho
hearts and actuate the deed of her whole j roughly armed with gun, and even Luijo-
people, eoileeiivtly and individually, the ( nets, aud ready, under lis eooduct, to walk
i present ia ceitainly that time. And if ttraight into the enemy. We eonceive
ever there waa au oceasloo when we should, t'ai? admirable conduct of our clerical Gen
;one and al. from the highest to the lowest ' erl to form cne of th finest specimens
. saentioe upou the altar cf our common
i.uuh; nuj iruiiuicio nm ( ciiiui.nu .
iu the Mualieat drgree to efijet injuriously
her interest, the pre.-eLt i assuredly that .
cecasion. iLcie ia no journal iu tie State!
that dee. tot wkid soma ibSuebce timer !
Lr good or evil, and that editor who tow no'her column, will be grerted by our rea
tither direeily or iudirectly lends himself ifr "itn j'yful hearts. Tbe cspture of
or lis coluuits to the work cf stirring up L'-ifgton, the new seat ef government, by
di-ccrd atd ttrife Ittwceo tie people iu re- , our fo,ccs under Geo Price, is an impor
iatioti to the cler.iioD ct rival cibdniates tiht q'i-ilioo to the Confederate cau-e,
to lue Sicate, or any other effic :, is unor- : "de frcm the immediate results of theht
thy the c'bCdei.ce cf th'; pecple, and ,:e hy w hith the espture was t ft'jcted. Tun
should be fro Ltd upon ly ev.ry right Government of tbe Slate can now ait in "
ihinkiug uiau. What mailers it w lo ia lJ an( difect it energies wiih e ase and coi
elected, so that le is honest, i.ud competent TerieBse to the expulsion of the eavege van
to uncharge L,s duties? We are engaged f 'he Lincoln Abolition dspotira.
iu a Mruc'le now before wbieh all mere1 'iv fa-"-hcr gratifying iuUlli-
party ttrugglc pale into utter insignia '
eance. Tiic.-ei a treat work to be done
and we have no time to stop to canvass
the claims of aspirant fjr cCice. Tbe
ioil cf Nvrtb Carolina has been invaded
1 a ruthless foe, aud iLuqjeaiioo that
ecnevrda ba tbott. and atu;'LlLer. ton i
uiiietbt-r, tow, l,
ive them back ami
what cab Le node tv
prevent lb, u. 1, Lg funher inroad
upon u.. 1-et u-. aitei.d ia tne.-e matter '
aui we si... Lave toch tc do. !
...... , .1
Ibe O.d .oith Mate ba luada a "1
riju i land thus far, and we hope that her
ell z.-us w..l
nothing now to detract '
liom ner good name. Let us forget ail
ii.e oi i ai.:m juiiea and make cue grand
ra.iy lor "'jod and cur native land."
er.n A.abau-.a paper erges tLe far- ,
hean. a. food for soldier. A good u '-
, ii
jjestion, and cne that we hope will be uni-
versa, iy adopted. '
r
-lhe Jiouisvme Courser .ay. that tbe
utoat. ,...mu. IL.I city are ostensibly
tetdedfor bridging the Mississippi, but
al y to Le M.ut up the Greeu, Cumberland,
,d ienres.ee nvers, to aid Lincoln opera- I
ns iu that ciuaiter !
H"1'- !
Inaction Energy.
Although' the statement has gone the
rounds of the papers more than a doxen
times that the Government as on the
point of making some forward movement,
we regret to say that we have not seen sny
reasonable hope 'of its fulfilment. The
people are becoming tired of this inaction,
and are demanding that something may betnede me fuel momentarily desolate, but ou
done to show that we have not abandoned ri Auction, with regtrd to your proposal, at
the war. The lives of hundreds of euriacll as a better aoqisiutatioe with some of
soldiers are being sacrificed to no purpose four antecedents, I inj-.t say I have much
whatever. If we are to have Washington,! o console we.
wby not take it and be done with it T Why 'i In ad J renting you thus (perhaps the
this long sod ruiuous delay? Euergy iu !'.t time,) allow aie to explain iny position
war is worth more than men and' nioneg.' 'ullj, at weli a-i to make some liitlo rcfloo
Wbelhsr this delay has been causerlTy oo ou the frailties of poor biiuauity gn-
seme action of Congress which has not
j but we think we speak the almost univer-
j but we think we speak the almost univer-
l DtimeDt of the people when we say
that they are heartily sick and tired of this
inaction. We hope that something nia
Ve done, and that at once, that
all bauds that we still have a live Govern-
. ., , ,, ... j .
it ent. J be following which we adopt aid
. " r
engraft into this article will show what we
mean by Ecrgy, and w hat can be affectid
by it.
Of all things in war, eiiergy seems most
requisite. Suwarrow, one of tbe ablest
generals of the present century, bad alwy
seem, le improvised everytliug, in places
' where no merely military man wo Id have
j expected anything. Io a few trumpet
tuned pcecbr be called forth tll.titlfl mi
But be had a gieater difficulty before
lira the government could not arm his
army. For that, too, it seems the Bishop a
ene'py was prepared. He collected at once,
nd in a time astonishingly brief, all the
freaims io tbe country; also all the er
morenor cun-miths. Lvervhodv went to
c
which has been given in lie present eeo
m,, 0 mat aomim.e Biiutary quality ot
energy.
Good News.
The -Ns from Miwoun, published in
g'nee of the junction of the forces under
,jecerals Leo, Floyd and Wise in Western
' lrg,r''. "d may eonfideutly anticipate
hrilliant triumphs iu that quarter. The Po-
,oni too, will) probably in short time,
t-'" gry and rteow for cur arms
j e have been eorrpelied to emit a
. of , lckoowlcdL.m,nt, . '
, . . . , , J
. pubil.bea ail that we could
,nu Wl11 K1 tLa remainder next week.'.n old ii,rn,r..n rn. a., . i i
.
Printers cannct perform impossibiliiin any ;
mors (ban anbody else, aud it is useless to.
tlpm u w doM ouf U1 ' B1 ;
wnb '.his all itaicnabi
le per.on. b.;
route nt.
H II AT J 1XA8
xas 18 DfiNO In tlecommer- j ou''t 10 h4Ve P0"' r""k a" ol-
cf ,h. iiou..on rtr6,u,,h of!;r;:BSst"", f7,Ue
. , , , i Ve,'"Ps ;' 'I"-, could hot carry a .iu.k"l.
eiil rev,e-
irifl n vco nnrt i .n an..yri . -
vvt i , V I
' nrve w hrnt and corn enough in I ex-
.. this year to furnish us wi:h breadsteffs
for more than two year. We have made '
vrool enough to c!-,.he half the Confederal, '
He shall make fully fiv bun- i
,,red tho,.r,d b.,e. of eo00 present i
prospect-, and w, shall nuke, unle!, '
Pre"'''- prospect is injured, far more than
11 f 10 T t present, from eiL.htio!
ZT1"::1' V,d l! 10 i
Y a . 'bou"ud- ,F", ' i- ae
good a condition as any couutry can be.
1'OR the n. c. wnia.
ClIAKLOTTK, Sept. 1661.
To Mollie : My dear (but alas I fear
'lost Mary,") as you opeued this corres
pondence, I presume as is customary iu de
bate and letter- riling you will allow me the
liberty of ciosing ; yen, "tho benefit of tho
floor is mine." 1 confers your rejoinder
-allv. Alas, how "fickle are human
l"'y (sut perhaps very dormant) partner
Is"' pernap ver) ; uormani; purinrr
! f' ih.triu.oui.l firm. Imvih, ( ,ke
I jocki-. HOuld o soou le home ou fur-
.Marv, you have a ho'-t of ol jeo
llUUS
.u eetu to me q nto j;rounui
more particularly that which relate to my
r. J . . . ,, J
appeanu "too f.'U.iuine ; appearances
e ,0 deceptive, especially in my sex. as
well ai yoiir on; on this poiut ( with voir
permission) I could iutroduoea very cogent
argument, sufficient to convince you I am
rijibt on that score. And with regard t"
y leiu too strait to ''.-itoip to conquer,'
; CJU t,nd Vl,rv gracefully ou occaMout.
lutcn to "tales ef the wars" as will as the
"ta:e all ctiori hnl-; ' I am the more in
duced to in h k e this ,-gf nor ou prnp.(i ' i
I feel saii-ti'd that Once on trial 1 coul I
"in vaur fasor.'" J he-e lliin arecfn ii
doue in Krince and Spain, ai.d o her hi.'.!)
moral an i rca-iei Lanjua. i am gn-l yoii
cnoe 1 ,ved poetry, it show an a-siiiijia
.atll.7 ili-rj'J-illol' not nilv -,i mo., a, .a
has increased you have come more to y-ur
"'tie, and brin m-rc to appreeiiin tict-;
"t,'t" '"y ea-e pr. ei-eiy," 1 l.e.n to feel
vpry niuch iuclincd to irmh mi-e f Kxeue
.... '
ti.e, inv oeir 'lary, i einriot antvaer tour
, ' , .
letter tuny ju-i no
rate with us in- run.
c-peeialiy c J ii i fin- 'i -!
Hit tii.a.ly my "luir
triri ' ilo not loil yourself, I ( x;ii n,
vainij) am j'i', the man io bt yu lo a
nieelv ; our wi-ijihts are eoual, ai.l as fjr
my "pin.ili ri'uhs," you are wrleoma u
them, ' ith my bh ani," hoping my ii-ar
1 1 . y til y prove of utjf cinfirl to jo'i
lhn they have to me. V s. I I k lt ou
ail thin;i rqijnl wiilt, we em ju-t sei
ar il.i tr il i r. ,., . .
can kick the beam first,
I Yours tr'jly, JOSIAS.
i I'- Voii meaiit oii y ! isntry iilom
1 'Mrs. Joi.- ; ' oh ! 1 ki.ow womeu w.- 5
1 j loC ) ou t he belter h. n 1 tet j ou.
The Vi'- 1'.'.x-iii!n v I I c K;cKn;t:d
Kxaiuilier, in a lon article on the C' .iiii'' e
Kciiou for l'ie.-id(Lt and Vic 1'ienli nt ot
lie Confederate St.i:e-, uiaici a furious at
taek on Mr. t'tfjhens of Georgia, the pn-s-'Lt
Vice Pre-id. i t, and the i:iau to whom th
country looks wi;u aimot perf'.-ut uuan.jii
ty to fill th t place fer tho coming six years
1 1. a Examiner sk.,
" How doi-s le fxr; Tooml, Col l, .Sii
1.1'inr. ilaii, 'in I'lie, a-r.l lies
tut It, ire li.,rt.,.i Cri,,.. A,..,. l . .....
!ulller b,,i,)U Floyd, ! 'co..k, and mi.y
oih. rs ho w e could reaoilv nam..' ? '
n me many owners are no I,. tr r thsn
j those named, we think ti.e people will a-ree,
I by elcc'ii.g Mr. Stephens, tn.t he a-liy
excel the whole of them put together. Mr.
Stephens ha-lon be.-n a le in' erat, b i t we
are qjiio content to vote for him, lor any
! O'jice, lor we regiiru l.irn as onecf the m-j-t
aide an t upnhr public men that lha couu
try has ever been able to boast cf. '
Amor..' other tbu.-s, the Kxaminer oh
j,,ct to .Sirrd.eiia becau-e le used to le
0iQ .mocralic Mirtv (lava n H.i,, i.l
Stephen A. iJouylas. liut the Kditor cf
l'e ,';"i"',r should not fjret thut lit was
a friend of James Unci. nan, and received
,.,;.,, b,i:i, . ';f y'",:
Soui b .
'1 he Fxarnif:
inks too, that Stephen
. . i ... . . .
. , "'B 1""'or "f ",e ,'-"'r ?
I iu the nu, ll'ti y (thstiver
l rr, r.- .. , .
1T . " r0'."P','!y , A'V
t!ltll ,, ,, ,,jrlli .... .
' , '
' !VLo a... J - - L I'l f
b p u . an a a ,
long and
One hundred thousand blanket- are
nJ""""1 ' - t.. disposal ofth,
Government, lrom pureh.se abroad, for
distribution among the army
Acknowledgements.
Tbe following articles have been receiv
ed since our last report.
Mrs Wru S Stewart, 2 blankets; J II
Uloom, 2 blankets 2 pr socks; Wiu Me
Combs, 2 Maukets 1 pr sooks ; Wra A John
aton, 1 blauket ; S T Wristoo, 1 comfort 1
coverlid 2 pillows; J A Cannon, 1 blanket
1 pr souks; J iS Means, 2 blanket 4 pr
socks.
The following articles were colleoted by
Mr. Arthur Grier, ia the Morning Star
lie at.
G M Robinson, 4 sock Mrs Sarah
Smith, 1 blanket 1 pr xocks ; Jane Smith. 3
pr socks ; II A G riffin, 1 blauket 1 pr aocks ;
Andy Mo Alpin, (free man) 1 pr aocks ; Mr
1 M Harnett, 1 pr sock-; Mm K M I'i no ti
er, y pr socks ; Mrs Jane Newell, 2 pr ocks ;
May Wriits, 1 blauket; L Ilarkey 1 blau
ket 'i prrocks ; Miss Mary McDoarel, 1 llan-
ket 1 tr socks ; Mr Mary LewU, 1 pr socks ;
Mrs M iry I'boin pson. 2 pr ock ; Mm Mi-
ry K lUrtis, 1 pr -oeks ; Mrs lliiszh White-
; aer, . ,.r suca. , i .u........ urr,., . ,,r
socks; Mr, K.ixh.h Ihompson, 1 pr socks;
! Mi.H Sarah Thompsoii, I blanks ; Mrs L H
J I hompson, 1 blanket ; He C Morels 1
j blanket y pr Sock-; Mrs J A Campbell, li
MiU-ksl ; Mrs Mary H.ce. 1 blanket; Mrs!
j II J Pyre. 1 b.anke, 4 pr seeks ; M,s. M J
'-'heels; Mrs M T 1 hoinpsou, 1 blanket 1
! pr socks ;M CMcLeeH.l blanket ; M,sa;
i M Mv.li.oi, 1 blai kit ; M r A Mcl.eod,
U pr socks; Mrs Msr.h. Gii.-r, 1 blanket 2
pr .ock. ; Mis S M S.iM.ell, 1 blanket ;, An ,cl ,0 , ,,,, ,u cL
Miss J A btll.wcll, 1 pr socks.- j c C0UjD,)t . lL
From ti e Ladies' Aesociaticn of Sardis An acttopieent the felling 0f iin)l,,r
Conregntiou : ( iu tbu w ater cf Lint creek, Catba tlJllu
Mr Auianda IJiack, 1 blanket 2 pr foek-; i 'J
1 sheet nl qn! ; Saml McLaughlin," A" c 0 incorporate the town of Sitiil,.
I l.iank-t 1 pr socks 1 pillow ca.e ; Miss, field Jhu.tou eou.ity.
Isod E Hunter, 2 biauk.ts, 2 pr socks, 1 i Au cl oneefi,iu the FeyettevilU aci
pillow and ca-e, 1 tol, 1 shirt 1 boltle Nor,i"' l' ukroad company.
.n.- ; Mr Amauda 1'e.r.pie, 2 blauket 3 Ao ,el ,u r,or uf K li h.'Ug,lale slur
pr.oeks 1 sheet. 1 q.i't 2 losels, ! pillow j ,ff of li'heford aud others.
a i.J rase 1 shirt 1 bed tick and 1 coveilid
Miss hUira ll iutt r, 1 blanket 2 pr socks 1
sheet 1 lowel 1 piii ) ind ca-e ; Mra K Neal '
1 blanket 1 tir aocks 1 towel 1 n.l
c .s," ; Mrs Mary Huuter, 1 blanket 1 pr
soca 1 sheet 2 pi. lows ao j cases and pr
Uraweu
Mrs K,;i lijyee, 1 blanket 2 pr!
sneks: Mi-i Martha Alpliti.ler 1 rviili
Mrs Catharine MjLau.-hlia, I blanket, 1 pr c5"1'1""' of 1 rau.yl.atua, Miteb-I, is
socks 1 piuow and cast 1 bed lick I etu- Au tQX rcl'' chyol dutr-.a Nj 1).
f j.rt ; M.-s Jane Wa,l,o, 2 pr socka 1 quill! iu tb ,0utJ o
2 pii.jws and ca-es ; Mr. Caroline Held, 1 ' An cl 14 f,fi' k""P ' ff ti.s
pr sick. 1 towel 1 comfort; llj,-h lijyea,; ,et cll"r'ug Cueraw aud Cjafjj.d, tm
I sheet 1 pir Drswers; Mr. Sarah A AI-! ro"1'
exander, 1 sheet, 2 f lilts I pillow and case ; Ao ct ll iucorpjrat the Ilicb Fjrk mi
Mi.s Direas Alexander. 1 q iili ; Mr Ma-j niu! company,
tii la Hunter, 1 pair snck, 1 sheet 1 towel ;,
.Mss Ma.-ie ;rif.th, l pair s-n-ks ; Mm KESUl-LTIOX.'?.
M A 'ir fli:h, 2 pair seeks ; Mra M J Joho-j Suspending portions of th Oriimscstf
ion, 1 hlankei, 1 tonel 1 pillow and case; he Convention provid.nj fjr ibi di.j,
Mis C.ilarne Wallace, 1 blanket. 2 pair lion of State trnps aoJ Volunteeri
sock, 2 -beet 1 pair lrawers; Mis Mir-; Providing fjr espies of the (rdinv:t
j;aret WsIUee, 2 blankets. 2 pir aocks 1 of the Convention.
bed tik 1 comfort ; Miss Margaret Ujyee, To continue lb J lartereiauter, I'jm i
1 pair socks ; Mra Jant While, 1 pair socks, ary and Adjutant lieorral s lrf i'! i"i:i
1 tol, 2 liiows and ra-es and 1 sh r t ; favor of ctrtsiu Naval ( .'ihj.r-
Mrs Jans Pupies, 1 blanket 1 pair aocks. eoiumeuds Lieut David Coleruan, Ta n.i
I aheet 2 pi!lo and esses, 1 hed tick 1 Ctoan aud li C l)uvl io th CouftUttaii
H; of Lim ; Miss Mirih Krain. 1 blaa-, Govrfimieni fjr C:'iiiuiion J
ket; Mi. Margaret Krwiu, 1 l.'omfort;' Autbonamif lb tso l-r of forces !o lis
MrsNsr ey Hrin. 2 pa.'r oek ; Mias Jac Confederate Government.
K Gritfi'h, 4 pair socks ; M.ss iiarriat Gnf I Aulbonsiiig special messengers fjr tee
b'h, 2 pair sock ; Mr Ananda Grifbih. 1 ' Govereor,
pa r soek ; Mis M try G ruhiii , 1 blanket To provide surgeon and hospital iters,
i pa'r nck; Mi Jane Jobiision, 1 blan for our troops.
k-t, 1 pair socka. 1 Towel, 2 shints 1 bed lu regard lo tbe Volunteer n-rviee Ar
tick ; Mrs Mary Erwm, 1 blanket 2 pillow thorixe the py ef aueb volunteer! and
and case. ; Mrs Erwio, 2 pair Socks ; su fronp, ., b,fe Jtl lo ve.,vl
r , into the Coi,fderte service, lo the Itt dy
, . of Auu'u.i.)
' ; " ''.. I M.aIOi? it the duty of Ibe Givtwr le
P.u7 at the S'con l r.zlrci s'iH of thr i.-ue bond, tt a-nount of .'2 .tJii in fir
dru'r-il Asfm'fi of .V C, lrt. of the Western N. C K.ilrji l ejtnp.ny.
An act io provide f.r tho etft and fron ! . ('0DCr,'ini 'ha eensus of I jiwr
tier def. nce, cf lha State Appropriate, ix" . 'crelary of Sut, t dei,t-r tie
2 . .(i.i .oi J duptieale return in bis cffisa lo t,9 Cjofel-
An act v .nnernin,; e ots io eivealed wills' ,,,u uhorities lot publieation )
and te. lament. Liiestua qje.liouof costs' ,,,r"e,inJ h? several remsotl ef
to the couM J I troops of the S:te shall be nutnt-re l
An art I . repeal the 10;h section, (iOih! To pay bounty money n ail liar Vi
chapter Ji.-ii-el (.'ode. thorues ibe payment of bounty to u?!
An aet t .i,l.r.e the powers of County l',1'r ' dtt.'O-d by sien-.s after
''-Mir;- rai-iri reven .e f,r e.n,ly p-i-posrs, ""' J'P,r'"re ef their K-rfiiiienls, prevHed
fiit.es po.-r lo tax all aubj-ct. tax-d by: ,U7 heioned to ibe.r respective rei aeo'.S
n-vef,,!.. j i t the tune they were mustered iuu lU
An art la i.rn.i.-l. I.....! . I. it. . .1. ef'iee.
lie roads. tfiks out of Kev J Code'
the exempli. n cf .Ju-iices Wardens nf the
p"e.r, roi.stahlcf, Teacher and Pupil of
S.hocl. j
An i.ei to iliiri.Jj tl, State into ten Con
(.'r.-.si ,nal disinets. te have heletofore
pudi-heJ lha districts so hid off I
An aet to tncoura -e thu manulactui of
gunponder.
Au act to empower the ljard cf Claims
t3 tai.e rvidfi.ee
An act to pay the firt re-iment N. C
o unli er one uionth pay.
An act lo increa-f) Col. Sj.ruiU's le
legion
of Cavalry, i. i n companies.
A n act nro i.l in r I,.: i I., , f I r.r.,1 .
hv it,,, count. e,UI1.
An set to repeal the Stay Law of May
II, l"'il.
An aet C'Jiicer iiio; the fufura ri ri'ii.i.
tious cf troops by lue Coufcderate Govern-
i.t. In all liiture n u ii.iiioih of trnnr.s
?" ! Mate, tbo number men iu aerv.co
,ro'" ",e r"P',e'ite counties and captian's
l"tricls si,..! cred.led to them, and th
new levies are to be taken from ouuties
nd captain's tiisiric's riot having their i.ro
portion. Io esse of a failure of any coun
ty cr captian's ciiriet to furnish the re
q ji-ite run. her voluntarily, ibe Goveruur
snail proceed to raie the in by draft J
Ao act to punish trading with the ene-
r. Penalty a line cf not less than 82,000
my
and iiiiprisai.ineiit not less tbau six mouths
1 urciiM-i r of bonds, notes or sccount a
gaint c,iizm of the Stats and belonging
lo Ibe enemy, aba i forfeit them. And any
one who shall purchase or aet as agent or
attorney for the collection of aucb bouds,
Ac, shall be subject to fine or impriionmeut
at the discrcliou of the eourt J
Ae arl to alter the rules of evidence aa
to Indian. Make Indian competent wit---
)
An art to amend the eeunty lines of
.'inr.iicll county.
An act amendatory of an act le Incorpor
ate the towu of Franklin.
An aot to inccrporate tbo N. U. Powder
manufacturing company in the eouDt. ,
Mecklenburg. 3 01
Ad act to pay the cadets of th, Ch.,lotl,
Mtliltary institute.
An net to provide arms for tb0 iu,lCB(,B
dent N. C. Regiment. Appropriate. P,h.
necessary sum 0
An act to amend the character of the M
disou Savings Hank. '
Au net to amend the character f .l
Farmer', hank. f tl
Au aot for the relief of eertain t,,
east otltaleiyb. 1'era.it. then, , r, 1 '
. , i'uk mo
war.'
Au act to preveut tin sale of
liquors near Lenoir In-iitute.
'Ptrtuom
AnJ"iJ? iuaorPrt dependent
Uuards, W iluiingioo.
An act to authoriso S. R. Jerniga,,
discontinue a ferry over the Chm.,T
An act to establish a fvrry on He,e,
.... . ' rifflr
An act to enlarge the power, of t19 c,
Uiisioiiers of the town of Waitliington f
thonxes l he in to errcct fortifieatim .
,CJ Uxei tbereflr j
A ,(, t0 ,(cr , of
Columbus county. SI per di v aUJ , i "
lulhorixd
An act coocerning the sherifT of W ,
, " ' " ttlU-
A t , 4J,l10ri, Hie eountv .
of Kdg. eomb. and iOcbmonS t " . V"'
..j, ,,1 I'reijnp.
' Au'.et t0 lmf th, f hlrf , of
l-.. ..a , ; . v 'P1
!" U u Wu c.
; . .iporaia ma H.-Hii,, rjill
milling company.
Au act lo authorixa the sureties of J. S
Willis, late aheritf of liladen, to collect ar-
1 'car. of taxe.
Ao et to authorixe t special cotriDir.f
of e":rJ-
i K"ii .uoerior oiiri ti i,
For the p.iy of soldiers. Iteq-ilrti lk
Governor to pay all our lrops. rtlieors n.l
men, now in ih tale, or in ir.:uis. if
nit paid by 1 1)9 Confederals G jvcrtiuieut
The provisions of the resolution to fi eul
lo tro-ps which tnsy hereafter bj ri d
The Governor iimue liately tliereaf; r io
n,hie req.,i-itiori on the Gnvernm i t f
tbe Conftsderat Stale for relucdiuj ttie
,U0'"J J
I o pay spstker Clark th aal srv r'. Gov
ernor Iroiu the time be eutcred u;.J th
duties of Governor.
Southern Spihit is Kxmui.kv Tb
1 ..
(v ynth..n.(Ky ) News, mspeaain,? ol
of lb
F,Jer' occupation of Kentucky.
j There are in Harrison, Geu, 'irsnt.
Scott Favette. llourbon, Nicholas, IU h ml
l''on eoui.ties, at least te thousand f 1
hel fi 'htiri men lhe world ever s, !:
: "Jy to rally to tl.w eall of G . M.
a-ofhn, to drive from K-ntuoky sni '
: Norii.ern invader. If the Ab..Mi t
. l lature now iu ses-iou believes the c mtt
ry, let them invite Lmooln s liorrte
Ht.le, and then let the Goveru-.r rail co
hi people lo sustain him against I he m
Tbe people will soon eaeb Ihese p l ""'
poliiiotans aud legislator, about lha e"P'
! ,ul of lU Sutc. tl,t ,,",ir ' '' "r
"i" "u,"-in Kentucky" nautralj-
ty, Vankee legislators lo tho coutrsry "
withstanding.
The Governor ef Texas ba i''l
proclamation eailing for .'J,"HO more troops :
2,000 to go iulo carups of inruciiun, and
ten companies of infantry and four of r
tillery, to go on tbo coast and on the
Grande.
The principal hotel of New York tr
redaomg their prien of board lo suit
exigeueie of the wsr. The St. Nichols.
Metropolitan and other greal hotel hs
redueed tbeir rale oou.iderably- J'1'
Howard has com dewu from two dollr
to one dollar aud a half per day.
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