North Carolina Newspapers

Tlori Carolina jig. 5 ?4 - A- 7. ;36LirM : Avj k ? CHARLOTTE: Tuesday, August 5, lSti2. FOR GOVERNOR, M. JOHNSTON, OF MECKLENBURG. Announcement. We are authorized to onrwnce that Col. B. N . AI.I.X AN 1KR ia a Candida!- for the county rr lf!cn-nburg as Senator, at the next election. ; JINL 10 ltniS, toe ,.. CP The friends of ohn L FROWN miwDm him a. . c-1 "J"" a.nt MCjkh.Hrr e..ntr ji. - oMJ) Kim or tite next Gcd Carolina. iTWed.T ia An.u.t. L.cctmn on the r , ' . Jane 17, 16SU , Eemeruber, Skat we take all kinds of country pro. j gvee tn exchange jcr me h mS. t-., Butter, Laid, Chickens, in fid anything that it in the viaikit. Wood- Those of our country friends who intend j psjicg their subscriptions in wood, will ioofer a favor opoa as cy c ringmg ii iu as soon a? possible. rsotice INFORMATION wanted of iw where-Wit. of.Ms. J"a. I tTHStLL, atd Mrs. Viasi.MAS-ooT, (orrnerW ei P,rlsmoulh, Va., ib-j will hear :tom to old f'neKi by aena..ne the:r adart-.f to J. K. s. ore of the Kuitre.a of I he .Wlh Carolina bif , Clr;il. N. C. fa oeia coiijii.g one wtsk wi.i iirntcr i hiu;. - , -rr-r - . . , , ,, , Cf A aether week, has aga'n rollei'. rnnnit Lir.A raadar ar ara saarad la ahaw : you oer face again although th Treather , , has neen warm, we have managed to wor- j ry through it. j , , ., , ,. , tt tt- Oh. w s:?h for a" Mirkit Hou-a ' ahat a fiii tiar.c (over ike left) w have! abasing the wagon's op and down tbe streets - - o - , i (.a .v. o-kr .t.n we have a market, will souie oae let us in to tls tscrsl. ! , , , - 1 & Wa leant tkat m Urge Camp Mtg k tow ia progress aicuf 7 b..s iu the ttufatry, en Sunday the can were jam reed, with prsseaeer, tbe Ka-;ks seeaaed to he: in a.i tiieir gory crested up in variouj fash- j iocs. Li ier ail iitt'.s l bound-'. for the camp luailzg, a nuater of Li.ts nd Ga&tiet-eD a'.io went cpon the same traia, n.t gcrg ourselves we cant .., very - Biuch. am rkat iS. O ir fribnd u:i.jii . .. ,,, ; 3 . v i t, . . r .i . 1 as was e.ightly wountled in tee lead, in 1 !r picaets of the two forces were c.osc to . , . tli..- jr-.u j two place,, bat -ve are hap py, to learn from ; ea.hotner, and often interchanged views j him that they were nearly well, he also sta-; ,a .ae'. j , . . . , , , ,, lhe 1 aiikees 7eit2ioi!y. be-ieve that l.:sh-' aed in thss weeis ittter, he Lad ett us full i . . , ? . J , , K. n, i I ' nsond is now in Itbe hands cf McCie.'.an. : etail of the Battles, bit they have at Tbev arc kept, b their oaicers, ia th. dark 1 eom tr baLd as jt t, firltieriiiore ue er- ptets is -e witb us stert;y we would t-e pleased to ss cur frit s d 13. Jif DuriLg sr.oiLr tran,p we brought up at th Cat-airy l;ui( uiect just out cf tbe City Iin.it,, there scexed to be a Urge sua-; . ... , , I ber of ili-ii prefect and .11 seemtd .n good v,r..a ant . K. off lA aK. l rf -1 - - - - war, a great njay if not sll of tbeta have ,, , lart!l so'.disr left for lLe eit tf war. itay live to iLttt aa:c 'iT 1 e car u'-util trB. piugi jaft week we , ; the flo.pit.l reec-Ltly e.-taliisLeel at tuv Mi,.;arv J Ar- i'c re pieased n cju'.d he ex- to Li.a tvnv 1 . a i3 t .. jicted ubuft ir.e cirsu-i i'.ijc-s, t-e :cii anu wo-iadvd, ar. dUng very we'.., b-.t wa . ,. , , , . at.d ei.u!rY, sst.d in Chicken, L'gg', b it-; ter, r.jt.tii' -a, ie , a they are tt.eh af-ked' for by tL Ui: -t. he. Gregory tieserve grsat credit, for i.:s au'itiD devclion t cake tiem cornf mal .'. i R" Bv tie t neas fitiia Noifij'.k we .r.-iiii'iil A C a fv'lerat-j i u t,;o .nd ca tk pas git ibv f .;. i..,-. a jioi'.-r, died a f'. w siij-. .f tte -);!: ttr -! th strict the L-a!..-4in'l ijcLtlr Tiica joiii'.-d ih the proces f.': . ri'ch ;io i"t..i'i t over bv thou (ulU ptr-oui bve ii'i.iirti LaJic aere f j 1. .i the d.-.ii a'.Uier cve!iii hi ccfcti with tj'.T,, t!,i a nAle t'-A, t'.uc'h e jriouuili; J Ly tue iw u.) . il. t j, i.r tl k,iaiu"j by - ijli.irru -.T.min accjrJirig t cur ru-tow, tt: to aiarii.--i ti.': vsn-iaU, t!.;.! a;, ci -r a proiu'i.g'it-.d i 2 i L j' ti- d piia-ittly U'1 i e u i h i ib w iirstf Tl " N-.n . . T i!;i(Vi) i; V'ovf, paraded throti the streets not lout; since armed with clebs for the purpose or kilting dos, which they did with vengeance. A lad j, who had been to Richmond to visit her hatband, returned to Portsmouth, nder flsg of trace, and upon reaching the latter place, was closely searched" by a run away negro wench (colored lady) the Yan kee's ssy, wa should keep a kettle of hot water for her certain, this search was or dered by the Provost Marshall, expeeting to fiad letters but none was found. To the People of North Carolina. On the "th instant, the freemen of North Carolina will be called on to vote for a Uovewor of the State. But two candidates .r. in th fi,lrl : Col. William Johnston of Mecklenburg county, and Col. Z. B. Vanee J of Buoeombc. Mr. Johnston is etnpnau- cally the jeojk$ candidate, brought out, without solicitation en his part, at the call of his country n, in every section of the State op onnt of bis elearintelleet, sound jd-ent, integrity of character, and great vuaine.s qualifications to take charge of the great interests of North Carolina in the ter rible strsfgl wc arc now engagad in, with a vile, reckless and vindictive foe. Col. Johnston is, par excellence the man for tbe crisis, aad, being free, and untrsmallcd and uncontrolled by party cliques and office seekiDg demagogues, he can and will be ex actly what the Governor of a great Com bjcu wealth ought to be the unbiased Ex ecutive Office cf a great, enlightened, and fte peoptg On the contrary, Col. Vance was brought out, and A the candidate of W. W. TJoldcn, dituCof the North Carolina Standard, the bitter reviler and slanderer of the old Whig tartv fer the last twenty vears. and latter- t-M j,rUr and betrayer of tbe Demo-- cr4lic ftTtjt be9ause he could not niDnopo- jij8 iu j01Te8 anj ehes." p0j yftDt9 0VeJ bis nomination and pres ent position to tha active inflaenee of this same W. TV. ILoiden, and if elected will be ; inceDteo ior ms unexpeciea saceess io ibis 4reil.$rlita, EJitor. IBdsd, HoldB will j ( then virtually be the Governor of orth Caroling yfB3 aubmit to SUob a deg- ... - , ,. . , . iradatien! For the credit of our nobie eld State, let the people forbid it ! Let no! , ... ti u i a-jsuch partixan politicians as Hold-n and Vna some ia to cower in thiie Perilous times. Wc need judgment, prudence,). ( . economy, acd wisdom, such u Mr. John-1 ston possesses, and not mere politicians and j demagogues, cow at the helm of tha ship, of Stat. i ay do the lankcc papers re. use to j publish to tbe name of North Carolina in . . . ! iha list cf aonfbepo statai to b broueat, UB'Jer Liccolns eocnseation law 7 V by :, simply because this election U pealing be- fert oar people, and they do not wish to prejudice Vance's chauees of election. TLis F if .f Vance should be elected they will trumpet it s great Union triuajpb. Oh! leilaw citixees taVe heed bow you vote on Than- aiJ a11' " .. CO.N.mo.N 07 7BK fc-DEEAL. lEOCy?! A Georgia soldier who has just returned; from cjp of the oltti regiment, id: North Alabama, gtves us a few tntereatiag , psnss.lars ; . . T Y i i i . ucr irrxts arc eneaniteu at i-scz tiisaa, i : - v '.... .. 'idition to foreiLn ittrvmt.ou id oh; of') . . "".v oot three m-.tt, rciraruing a. I unfavorable tew, and cram j mcd with ail sorts of lies favorable to tha " " Federal cause. Special editions of the northern papers are ..rue ca ior uistTmu. , tiou in the army, and great oare it taken that they atiiio nothing discouraging to ! tbe troops. ,Ihe Wtro "M7 , 'V cf natives, from Ohio, Illinois and lodiaua, , . .ki , u,!trlv di-. trlv tli-j-; . i ' .. L . l i 'i ., . o3jt j;t,a 108 war. A DUIUIier HI U!-; c.-rted and crosced the river to or camp, j t-. . i .. ., ' , Fl Tncy were very ragged, and said they had . ben living on half rations for a long period, aad Lad wt received a dollar of nsyin tcisi ) rr.rttlhm iZrmmt J r. t iyi n '- m at ! coote4'ince, aod,thoe that have com orerl say that large nuuicer woaid desert if the? t i , b , , J . eoa.d do so wita safety. TLerc wa a ton-nderatie xoveaitn'. iti I'-i'.il' caixp Tburnday last, but tho forest was ao dene tbtt it was iiLpsib.e ta ax-' ' e-rUin tbe dire.lio. . vta Iroa the Liatl , .'.'V f " M ATi-4Lt: AUt sH'iOiEa. A, KaBd sotte youth, aj partutly oni'? tweuty years tf ejje, dretned in neat atti.iery uiiilarm, tdtavcrs(t, on dstdr-liy. to b-Citue a raea-fcer of Company , I'.lntta Sharp-aht-otirs, Capt. Cui.k.ic ; Lutib unfvf tu na te fact cotiectd wiih rciiitarya'.at-M of the datrbiti lad, eoiing to liht, "he'? was deMioed to diaappointiiieut. '1'he neo.'S-'ary :iit'i:lil t 1 -U I Ii t u.u t,( tt Inn tt iiet',rf . I the f.,H that the bosom was ntt"rely too1 f -.if,ra wau, an d'thc enthi-iaiiie appii-' catit w p jt under arrest, and aunt ti Ca--tie (joii aiD, where it iinuj-sdiately- at e. rtaiced that "Mrs. Margaret L'aderwood,'' ho bad but rectutiy Le.-n dicbrtd ir-im that ptisou on par.e, w.s the iJctie. "yi'jtig titan,'' rigged up as a eolier. It aeui that she had eotue ii.to our lib' i froia Wai-hirit'ton, andbeinjr nu-rinetcd a tnt'a-.py wa placed in durance. Aft-r ber ;i ' p'"!- fhe f- il iu love with a young "(harp-jo!-r,'' and endeavored by the above, iik -ii.t lo aicorpsay him ta the warv "'i'-- rtta..ed in eu'tody. iUcUmonU' TRIBU'rK OP RESPECT. -At regular communication of Fhalani Lodge, No. 81, held Monday evening, Jaly 29th, A. L. 5862, the undersigned were appointed a Committee to draft Resolutions in regard to the death of P. J. Lowris, P. M., of this Lodge. The Committee submit ted the following report which was adop ted : WfltREAS, It has pleased the supreme Architect of the Universe to remove our beloved brother. Patrick J. Lowbib, from the society of Free and Accepted Masons on earth to tbo association of blcsbed work mew in Ileaveo, therefore be it, Vesohrd, ,lbat while we bow in humble Bubmifsioa and reverence this dispensa tion of the Divine Ruler of all things we would mingle our tears with the numerous , . . r.( nnr hohivad brother, and bear testilll0T ,a t noble virtues of integrity, cnaruy aou patriotism, uy distmguisnea ; ms ieai, enemy, iuuotry as i wor ere destroyed. Uen. Armstrong do a Mason, and his sincere and earnest ptotj j fMted ,ht f Town Crk 0B as a cbnstian. t solved. Iht to bis stricken wiv.ow and children wa offe'r cur sincere sympathies, and promise to her to perform those holy duties inioined by our order. I,-,,-ti... . . n.:. lions be inscribed o. .paw in our re.ords i to be set apart for this object, and that they he communicated to his finiiiy. Rese'i'ed,That tbo foregoiog be publish ed in tbe papers of the town. R. H- Gairruu, ) T. W. Dbwit, S Com. S. L. Riddle, S HEROIC VICKSBDRG ADDRESS OF GEN. VAN BORN. HiAra'as Disreur or Tut'MisiismifFi, Vicksburq, Jul 18, 1662. To the Troops defending Vsehsburg : Your eonduet thus far under the circum stances which surround yog has won the aJmination of your country men. Cool and self-posseased under the concentrate1 fire of mere than forty VPri!s of war snJ mor tar boat, you hive given aksuraDcs 'Jtbat the eity entrusted to your keeping will not oe ''iven up to tbe blustering dcm.tus ef I caDnot, nor the noisy threatening of bomb j s&eii!. i?ucn exn.ouions oi lory serve aut 1 . i;r. ,. . . . t r.,i.n, lorces ior amove in tuai uirecnou. ioa , camp life jou await a in are forni.dablei demoostration. Impotent ia Ln rage, the j Sro.saWALL Jackson is in bis. Trent to force, j enemy is striving to turn'th eurrent of the,p0F is a rapid soma y a rash com- Mi3fu,.Pi from your baturies. He will ; j 4 jAcaM j, proverbial for bis I fail. When teta master of the L'rsat river , , . . . j i i,., .,..,, j L.. dash and enterprise. As these commanders becoiaa the eternal cut'lian cf year nam- j . . . es and g.ory, every vave that rif p.es by , ith ysjr b'.ood, , '..4. t:n ,1 i i..:.. J , , " . . ' j Soldier ! ta bavo been one aiiaoug the i "Defenders o( Vicktlurg' will he tue boast j hereafter of those wbi sLall .bear your , names -ana a iivikg joy ly your -neartn-: . - r r ; noLidi lorevcr. Vutuiiue. i i.c;eecu vou. t:) ba worthj of jour country's praise aad ! tij8 rtpUuon you bare acl.ivJ. ' U couu.lj ui,.r.; ai.: tt.-- i...i,.,,u. U..'. .rn.. I a n'.., j ur.iraio iui: timej ct tae d.suoguuUvJ among jou to , .. . j- . ,! . .. . for bouorah'.c Lentiou'iaV-rat orders - U ia Lie pnai to be jiur cuuiiuinder. The steamer Arkan.ii is immortal, acd Above Lis praise she co.-uuunds the il- miratica or tr,e woru. ijj f t i- r i, Majjr OoneranARL, VA.X POi' il. jl. IlniMtL, .'lij it cod A. A (J. a fir.:Ti.g tuit u..i 11. Tl, : . ..,,... .efr,i 0M,lliht k , . t, propo6Uioo ., 'ee!l m,la t, .bol.n l:i?iy 12 to ooiiiCi.erBi'S ciaief, a r tju ib fl ,, Ib ,iie ,,.,;., nority rc-jpor.sa of riorJrr Cvnjzrstueo t . . , . . . LincOiU i tropo-ltiou for the emauciaiti )n of h ed tU repeated, ! aid in a manner that would indicate thai, . ,. , . .... -r. beiief ib its truth, lhey say : .. , i j. ' .. lbmo, s6.,Jened U kM',,TM ; , , t. , ,' . . , . - , 7 r' , , , , , , rebellion hive offered t ahoiisb slavey i imioj! them as a condition to foreiga in - . ind.nanSeue . ., r - as a nation. Vow, this etatereent h-.s Ue i made t often to be allowed to pans without a dc-: riiaua i ;r t J:ii3 ueuri.m lz.tormauQ u " 1 . ' : "' Ta 'oa ' . ; DTd i X a t Oil C 1 T OU X aDKC ! H 3- , . - , . , . . , ' asstrtc'l, time aud aaia, before the world,) , . ' . . . ' r L- -CD n'1J of r ' ; , ." , , , . ' I , , ,,. . tc-rod iLto such au cbht'ion, or lna-je , r . '. . . v ." ' !. . ,, , . i pjjie. iti a iu . .I-.r a-.ijii a. i.iciiinoii'i , (li'.jid jiive it-i attention l the sjlct. ; T. l ' .. .k . t. ... - .-. .. . -. J V ,r'eJ":U uu duo to car character a a i.ttiou. If any mau Lai placed u-i in to fa'.iie aul iuCon-! sisUtit a positioc, his n.u.e should be kuown an! his act rr;pj lUt';J a-i it tlc-iirvs to be. i ;i van naU iUpa KUcan. Pavii; at .-;iKA.sBL-ui.. J-Vom a gen tl'itiiirj f.-tsentiy fro'u H'raii-jhur, we K-aru tiint there rt-currc-J a patjie aruori' tha Yan l;pa at ti.it ri';c ou iast Wcd.v . - lay aeck. urrfcaue M-.pii.- flora IL-r -touttt r.S ci a great iir.-of du-liuthc roa I Ueding (rem t rout Koral. 'I ho 1 atke'-i. some imJ lho"0J ' number, thoni tne army of lue bewail w: eertamiy uf,an iw. retus nro to an ttuir tent. ati J stores, tiiy C;d ia eonfuaion. tiie s-rea-t:r iiii:a,er ot tr.eui not hlitlUif tl I they ar rived in Vi'i-,c hiicr Thu am. irtof prop erty, i'.-U;y d ly tf.Mn in ihii paoio Ii "iTii' i a' b"tw:n thirty snd fnly thou sand (ioi.rs. ll' hin iitd JJ 'a, U iter. A Vakiugtii it'ttr ,ay. (Jt. McCiel- iu a nd hit iicii' rail! cii i jt tu-: return to n.p oi ti.irty iUa-i I bt ftom tl'Ay oti'pn-'fiii-- of -' '-i,p and hy al-o wart tu c.id' r-in,..r,M fiiied up . ; r ..-w rteratt (i,v Important from the .West. Tltclo, Miss., July SO. Information has been received atjbcadssrtars, to the affect that Gen. Armstrong, commanding tha cav alry of the army of tha Wast, has taken Courtland, Ala., on the Memphis and Char leston Railroad, capturing 159 prisoners and six cars. Our loss was two killed and sis wounded. Xba citiicns of Courtland were frantio with joy. Tho eaeuiy'a losa was 30 killed and wounded. He also cap tured twelve wagons with horses and equip ments attached, a large number of arms, the camp and garrison equipage of four companies, aad a quantity of supplies in- eluding 600 bashels .f corn in sacks. Tha urym, '"s'F" onuo am ntn ,"" ,uo ',""" r""'""" Grinada, Miss., ' July 31. A special despatch to the MolilcTrihunr states that P""S" 'ni Memphi. report tbe burp- ing of several Federal transports. on tba Tennessee River by our guerillas. From Hd:3vill. The Macan Tehs graph says ; Tha guard who brought down the Federal prisoners from Tennessee, on Wednesday, 30th, report that at OhaUauoa ga a telegram was received, stating that General Hardee had captured Ltuntsville, Alabama, aad taken a thousand prisoners. We tell the tale as it was told to ns. ' It may be true we rather think it is and if so, the eirtaiu is dropping ft and thick around Buell. One or thi Skvebust Battlu or ras Wak is imminent on the line of the Orange and Aiviniria Railroad, somewhere b- tween Gordonsttlle and tbe Potomac River ; perhaps on tha line of the Uapidau. ar Rap- Dui,annofv r xore i. couMB.r.iog ait oi are now at tbe bead cf heavy forces, b4 , , , . ,i arc respectively tho pets of their several i peple, we may loyk fvr active :d deeid- d steps to bring on the issue and decide it- 1 From tlf iS'ortlt. MyBIE, July 31 . Northern dates ta th , - , 2Glb "' tLit 3ia Lu b Ka 10 K, j s fr the purpose of raining a brigade of t f'tonewailJaeksro ia reported to be at . . . t .,,., , ,, . n Louna wsih ,'4, (UK) men, and hwtu a! Gor- n-ville with 8,000, proposing an advance . ea ashiagtan. Haiieck tJ left WMhiogtoo for the pouinsula. Fremont baa wee a as.igoed ta auother eornriiaud. Tne Ciui;iooti Commercial, of tha 16th u'.t , w-i Ciud aith aocouhti and tele.-riuii in it 'iti to the moveme'iits of Morao aud Forrest. Great eic.t.m.nt etittad in tbe . . . ., , u uuilli '.nj .dilori, ':.! ud "r tue fact that several oi tbt omz;nt were arrai.i for cheering for Jeff Davis ad Jc Morgan, and a-crts that no -l.,,,!.,. hrm r ttouiands of laaassion aem , ' b lou.and. ol s.ees.ioD sym- P,Li,i, ,B lLe . Motimentso TBI K.nmt Below Kirn- .'lur.o. for two ays past an opinion b as ; been eaitiiost croun't here, itre cgtbeoed 9 j vaa ronicrs from Charier City and Jarnea .,- ,j i -cuiUn I ...... ' "Z ' r i ly tortiaea bftnseit at rv etovr sod i-eti.j .-y, ic sending ta large portion of biv aray tbe caDl 'york bn ..n . lrBeBor. . r.;fnr. !j(J. I'op,. Vs bavc no merely give it for what it may be worth. Wc will, however. ; . , .,,.-. A Mn.ll . nu mil iui y in ui vi'm ..vvicii.u u : spare the men present few diffiealtiea ' 1 From Wes'.ovcr to Ferry Point, on tbe York I river, tbe distance by the coanty road the ! Chickahominy at .Cole's Ferry, jet b.low! I r, ft TTl r i f K fif 1 F. a & P n Tl fl P.TPfV I. Itltlst AVaipl leilj-fi miles. Tbe eountry is level aui the roads are usually o!. mond LUuniner, 2th. -ft. rt.,...j . . u iuuij , iiuntiu il au.pui ik, loadua with troops, i:t Harrisons hand- 1 .1 . A r..... .1 ti.:. accords with previous rumors we have anan- tiooed to the effect that, bavin? fortified his n-ttural'y strong position, McC.ellan is send-i ui oil all tbe nien be can spa.-c to rein- fcre! the Yankee armies on the Hapidan and Uappabaiinocir rivers. V-n.haond l'.t mill iter 2'Jflt. SATivtJ THK Loco wot I VE8. Upwards of 5l i iin north of half destroyed engines' . n . .,, rfl .h.n.lancd on tho York Kir : er iUl;r04,j lJ tbe eneiiay in tbeir retire . . !.... ;.. ti, . , trought.up to tbe eity and it is prtable ail can be repaired and made to , ... 4 : . U Cotifcd.rac v. lU'iUmottd J'aaminer, The Fn.-Lcli Govemtncbt despatch stea mer Hcuau'lin, (1 g'an,) which ha fcr b jii.i time beta iyiug at anebor in thi bar bvr off the liaitcry, went to sea yesterday. n.TiM O'lt the rreticb CunSul, M. de ii. Andip, aud raiuily, wlu, we ar inform-1 I ' ji i ' ' apcnJiU a few weeke t tbe : I .W.u. when tbeyewiil return L.lLir.- ! i ,. , '-'""''''"'i Xercury, JU'i. Charlotte market, August, 4, 1662. Corn has a deolininf tendency, and we lower figures since last week's report. Sales have been made at II and f 10 per bushel. ' The fine pro, pact for a large corn crop bse bad muck to do ia lowering price. ' Wheat $3 75 la 13 per bushel. Oat 60 to 65. Flour $8 ! 98 SO per sack, Bacan 33 ta 33J. Lard 30 cent. - Cotton 16 to IN cent per lb. Fot rrtuoh offer ing. Speculator rather anxiau to buy. BLANT0N DUNCAN, Columbia,' S. C, (Formerly ofKentucky) i prepared to fill order to any t- lent ia Engraving and Printing BANK MOTES, Hill of bxehaug, &o, Engraving opon Sleel or Stone. I.urge aufjiliea of Bank Not and other paper will be kept. Anguit S, 186). 3m Meeting Notice. ili VVllllQ The Stockholder to th Mecklenburg Cua F actor ar invited to meet the Director of the Company au Wedneaday, the 13th day of Auguat, in tne Court Houae, at 1 1 o'clock, A. M., to attend in tne Court Houae, at 1 1 to buainee of importance L. 8. WILLIAMS. Secretary and Treasurer. It Auguat 9, 1863. Aliiiiiiiti'aior INolico. UAT1NO oblaned letter of Administration a the E.tal of S.ia'1 T. Wriatoa Iee'dn all pereon having claim agnaat laid Eatal ar hereby noliSad to preae ul Ihria duty aullicntica led, and all pereona indebted will coan forward and make (eltlement, it i deairaUs to lo the buaineaa at th earlieal day H. L. WR13TON, Admr. Aogoet S. 186i. 4t ?Iilitia .Xllc. All men reaidinr in, or who have ben aoj'iurn. i( in Ward No. 3 nd3 (Nl i Dprlment is eepted) for tea day, from t be g of 35 to 40 yeare, ar hereby oraared tu enroll their name a iu Beat No I, on or balore tne rirat Saturday f Auguat. Th full of the company ran be found at tii Envelope OtTira, oppjeite to Poet OrBe. -The law will severely dealt on all defaulter By order. J. H. STJLVKN, Cpt. of Beat Co. No. I, ti Krt. .Mililia July S3, 1664. 3t Fresh Medicines. g Calomel, Blue Maa. Morphine, Caa. vg u,r 0li C,,til. Vli Brwn V kub f"Pi . ", icooa. ;, r,ch Bttu (WJ Porl W Uow, f,Uft Ep.m ulphdr. .. E. Nk'E liUi'CliliiON A CO. r, . . . jrcia. Cbarlot, July 15. ltio2. 4w 1I,8S m- C. 8TEWABT. will ruaiM th s. ill ereiae el' bet fchool oa Moedir Airuil 4lhi ' ' Tuition per Seeaioa of Twenty weak. 12. July 22, Ieai. 3a milijI.m.; oi r. pilE largest stock of WALL PAPER WIN. 1 DOW fctlAKM, L'tKDS, TtSStUS. Ave . in the 8ut, uuil be sold in 9't aaya, to make - r. . n... k........ Ail t. inf agam bad Hetwr call oo. Thnea in. th trade w.u do wall bv oiling on. " ' v i .Mrcla 19, IHIil. Opposlta foet I 'ilk. (.'liarlOttC FCllWlC IllSUtUtC I HIE eiereiars of thi ir.ati(.tion Will here the 4 joctioa Mi. aoei Mra. Hurwall idd by aumpctral leochera, in ait tn sraoches. The achoiaetie year wnl tn diviaed tola o rnoaaa, one of ai itcen and Ikeot'icr of twenty four week wills a talMMi of tluee si chnslmee. i tt circular eootanusg tail particular. to Utmi, Kev K. tiu'aiel., L j-floli, .N. C Jolv a.iej. lm To the Voters of Mecklenburg County. j Some wetl.i iio my frieiio anncaneed m j indto.'. Ior loe Lejf.a alur. hut not fieli--: that it wa eonveniest .'or me to vnlar the contest, I laat wee- pubuaiied card dtenniOf. On re j tiectiun, auu t lu suiic iUtun oi iim'uii in.,.., k Haw .vutmucu vvcoijii ciaiiniic, and iheteTure lousnca myaell' ae a randidat-rur seat in the House at Cmn-on of t" Belt Uen. erel Atacmbiy ( Norlh Carolina. In and that my position may b uliiltntraxl 1 will stele that I aw ior ( ol. w Juhaaloa fw (vernor, and in " piovieuimj tit war nta our mdeoe. dence eaiabliabJ. If my feiiuw.e.u ttn of -Mecalenbun proper to elect me I ill srv - - K. . DEAUMON July 5, 1M, The friends of Dr. J. B. Ak x- AMJKH aono.nre hi-as s c.i.didat. to reHr. cuuc l m "anT r- Vw -"" e ne at ueneral Aaeruoiv ol nor lb t aro- i.. Juij 1 1802 t? WHtTHU .4ii:n. AuvlSrr supply of ComirKrcial. ?ite and Let ter Paper jiiat rrceivcd, and f..r ! by J. ii. aiEvi;.N3 a co.. CppuaiU foat OCce. June 17. I?2. if iWi,(r)t Knvelo -s on kandand bemf mantsUo- i tured, fur sale by J. H. STKVENd A CO.. Opposite 1'uatOtfic. June 17. Mi. y a ic in:, .'i a 'i' t;ii i;. MATCH t.S for ssle, wholesai and reUil by J. II. STEVENS A CO., Opposite th Post OH'ice. June 17,1802. if "new MILLINERY, Great ami Glorious News For (lie Ladles', IMF. MI3SKS I FF.IL h.. C'lNiiiirnccd Ih Milli tty Jlld M-intu makirifr buina for themselers in Irwin's (V,r. ner, immediately over the Medi ci,! Oitice of O. J. toa. They are prfparcd to ieca a I work in their line to oleem every tale. in every ;"d '-""'"."" ' I ( ASH, heepin constantly not nwlurt: tv-ina lor ii n hand all sorts of material for this purpose and tney riu.et to J7"' hT l""""' palroirage from th ladles of this section. May 13, Ib3. ttf ; State of North Carolina, EXXCUTIV DlPARTMINT, Raleigh June SOtb, 1862. In purauarceof an Ordinance of the Couven. tlon of thi Stale, I, Henry T. (lark, Governor of North Carolina, do hereby make known that all oNoera and auldiers in th aerviua of theStata or of the Confudorate State who are of the age of twenty-one year and who are citizen of thu Stale, or who, if within thu S'tala, ahalt be abacnt from their ree(ve eountic l election hereaf. ter to te held exig.nciee of the (hall permit, shall be entitled to vote for Shrrifi'e, Clede of the Coun. ty and Superior Court and member of the (Jen. aral Aaeonibly In their reapectiv countiea; and alao for Governor of the Klale, Elactore (or Preii. di nt and Vio Prasidentof the Confederate Stalea end meinber of the Confederate Congreaa li.r their reapeetive Uiatriote, whenever such election ia required by law. And I do hereby further mike known, that thro free lioluer of their reapeetive companm under the direction of th command. ng officer of the Kegiment to which they belong, ihali open poll on Thureday for holding elections in this Stale being the 31st day of July for this year and ,hat said elections shall be conducted in al'l reaped according to th law of line Slate. Th three freeholder aforesaid shall prepare a fair copy of the vote pulled and shall tranarmt the aain, with theliat til voters, to ihe hrnSa ef of their repectkve countrte ; and where tfiicera and aulilieia of th (am companies shall vote in dif. ferenl couhdea or ditTerenlCongreaaional Dulncli til (aid trcahulijf r shall specify scourdingl , C(j make returns to tbe iherifle of th ditTrent coun. tiea above referred te, wno shall eocnt the votes of the said t. flicer a and solaier if received within tweviily day after thry are east on the day of election as aforesaid. Th eleetiontfor luis year are for (iovrrnor Member of the Ueneral Aaacmbly and for SiierilTs of the reapeetive counties. . Ikne atOlfire, ia tba vity of Kalsigh, the day aud year aforesaid, HENRY T. CLARK. ClIAULO'iTE 1I0TJ;L, -v bc act sect n CIIAltl. ri E,.N. t . f tHK Proprietor ofthia ll. trli, JL Still St bl pott ready U, Iu fil theiiulieaof "mine boat" loll s travelling publiaV and othrra hi S.V r xa ai l W may call vn him, and b natters btnii I tnat a comfortable quarter Sua be found with him at any wiier iu this vicinity. Being situalrd near ly in an centre of Char I. .11, Husmeaa Men Kill nod thi ll'.lri a moat convenient and drsirahic location. It baa been engaged in the buiim-ti at this eland nearly n hire year, ana in n,i time he ha man aeveral adaitiona to id l..rn,. r hoeet, and it ha been g really eiiiar.c.i ami u,,. proved, presenting in trout a two saury V Ell A N I A IIHI feci in Kiigtb by la fl in width, bn,;i. ith. y shaded by tree en th in'i..till, afiurou.g a ... aant promenade al all hoirs of th day. h lloanaa baeniboiiMigaiy farmsnrd !' r '. oat, sod 10 every srt of it creiire cotnr.rt tn sbandant snd tanr ible.eaueCTtlly in lb I 'I.N IX. I K( M)M, where tHe 'inr;rr an in " ia "rent t c " I day by ay. Conaeeled with this llolrl are 8(.ti,- aff r:.r ruova for OU borsea, ahunJjii'lj lurrohr.-, ni. grain and provn:r,atteiitietl by Uiir.iv! i.u g. j billing haulers. J Th froprieiur fcelenudent trisl ilh hi. :, -g jeiperienc and many aew advantagaa aiidrd I I. t r.tn.tt la pleaae, he is prepared to vd r iiia Inrt.. I aad the " rest "f maolumi " at n:n y eomf. r i. . t n a much good rhrer as will be found ilt l. ir, perhaps a little rnorr IT At any rale -vav tbe Charlotte II.. Ir I i U. KEItK tVAer IS.H.'K. 3-'i Wilniin'lon. ha rluttt and I tut Lit ford Kail oad .-A-t-,-. i--,.. ;-j 7 ? - t jjt, WEIKN MV.Hi.. ON and aTler Mun.iay the Ijlli m.ur.l, li e Paxengrr and M . I 'I t,:n -i!l l,tJ; ,n I hi a Hot da..y untiij a m tj-u , !,...; I.OlMi. W tT. ('lnfMIr, T'ki..r,, Brevard, Miar'.n, Ltne.jInUin, OOl.VU iAal. l.aavt. T Of) A. M. H 15 4 -fcl " At a. 7 IJ A 8 III I l.f. v. j 1 1 x) A. M Ml a. -I 1 1 H) Ao LnnClljoloB, hiiaruii, II 2'i A Ilr.v.rJ, II t.'i Tork.-.re. ii 1 , (' lit 17 I'.M tbarloll. I i 'i " 13y orde?, . V. A. McUKIi A:ln Maaler of J'rahapt.f i.ti t' l.inflmon, Apm 4, Irui. at-n J, S PHILLIPS .? fi..v ra. .;, A V I NO lir.l.J :! Chariot--, f.'v r ! il If anliuit a aiiart ol (. i" c ,trolian. A u.unplrli" t" ' nl of n.ith, CjMii r. "i Vcstinga aiwaya i.u hand, which ml! bf mule l -r d-r at lh shurtr.t n.,t c. ft. r "he laU.t l-ahu rittup Ihr !-' t''" bflha Manaion H U'JU Srjurmbft 17, I (. FRKM'll .MILLIMillV. f JlllK un.ffMif ned lakea thia ni-thod I.. i. ' JL th l.adir of' Ch-rluila, and In nr ' inf eoimlry,tht lhey have eoeafni M - F brown In like fall fhare of their ,M 1 1 I i M 1' IrKI'AKTM h.N'i', an w v.-uld aUUf.,i c have received a aplrnUi lot f I.AlXt ""' nils hi (tt marnvi. tonsistin of ritr..f;n aktih CIA IjS. up rmr mvniie ol INmnrt. Iv . ti- -aSso Biinneta of evrry variety. Mraw, .Vpfri.!!" 1 tan, Urab, and Hue Honm l .Uln: of ' had-s, Hlond Laces, Itoache, and l'l"'! ' t te , A. J .Mlvt BR()V wi'lbf pleased to 4il uf" all ho may c 1 1 up..n hi r, and will rdiiu' 1 1 fi entir atiafiction. in prdiiein; In l!r, I l.aliH.nt from Puna, and A'l ( oiif'-u-r ilt ' I We would also rttorn our h..rir-!t tluni" ll aho hav tivourrd a with iheir putr'-n-t". I and w will do our u nioit to merit i j I a nee. ud nioal e.irilinll y hivit" rit'f ' Irsnfer to visit our eett blisbiuant Uol"r ""J inf elsewhere. KAIISWEILLKR A. I;'s Jun 10, iHCi. 11 The Corner DRUG Store, I el.iltf.OTTi:, .I.C I II- XYI-J iiutciiiso.v &) OHS'fim lnld reap-ictfuliy call H " ' rP' V3f Hon il Ih. public to t"-' '"' r -fl ""t e"'"!'1'-'" rtt.Mia now m lor luo rj.rm imifr, c..n"" lrua, M'dicitwa, Chemical,' Perfumc'l. Arlir.lra.lhl, Turiwrt.nc, llnrii.nf '',""1, ' hoi. Pure Mi-die.il Win, and Hr.mil if "1 Traa, Field and (i.rHca Herd. A-., January 17, 1 81. 3x MR