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Th dn?enton; com ' posed of the ablest nienthe Staleefu to make askedVr wUaige, they aWc6nkt-with e pre--, "ad luiveTnadeeirltn under the idea that the USif .. wasi;erjuaneni one u Ihei-e UanVasiivVa i tnth&ct;ewair,he of repeal, it is those professional edcntr 18 i086 Professional genHeraefl Wnety ?, Cbuntjf and Saripr Court liti-ationiinrl thit chu hqf peculiuors awhow; an?iolxOTbi look ; oat fortsherir sales iA repeal of 4ef"S'ayLaw" is . cagcrijr Jrfgrtl meb llaTefaitfi Itf ' mot trWial pretence to recelre Confederate moneY-. in I , brings ebordusr . w PigVp "of the . Toor ar'(E5aiypr A tnvost TiMrPinnUintl 1L: i 1. i. ,i t".. .ov -. uvn uuuuij gnius ju reat es tate; as they haLye no nfidenccTin eraferoon- y,.- It isor the! benefit of web men as the fp&goW, ' to .;Urepw, t properMirmore SiQrupnleus'neigtersl - -The present law has iriji great meustrre bnished f viio ojrowciu ui lung creaus, ana broogbt- forward a: ' readyropney ctraein altfet evdrtmefilof bu siness a;dedde4i trbange for the betbr as every busi: ne mawill admi.i , ney'i alluded :to tiyhdcGoTerporliaj efiablcrl 4 larg? , mfiptthe .peoplejto. discharge j their peclniarv' ,V obligationsutMt: should te -remembered, thfc this, small raderheitore keer an great bdy- bf hard working mechahes and their families havi been - "pinched tolive, muehless WppclebJtV contacted before the war jbean; L.ltepeal the n"Sta - Law' and '. "tbb humble homei;: Ltiiit by the bard earited' sjyiqgs. ' .of J ears, ; will sobri be ' under the sheriff hammer at i the suit of some heartless cormoranti'rt is riht to protect,, thpropertyj of a. soldier in the fielcj. . It ought to be ilftpted thata large number arc young mpn, and.it:WouId be r poer,reward':forhcirk'4tvice. i to sell out the raged . 'father r tfie?rw.idQwed mlther, . r wjiose loaTjUty to-paylar bc r which was expended for the country; in thelBeld. : It is aumanemaxim pfrlaw that i guilty escape than pnVJnhoceiit should iiffer, on. the samprincip!e u is touch better tha honest peos should defer pVmenCtb!a4;thatJaarge class ol our industrious population sliouli be deliver-' ed up ; to t the', , "tender-, mercies" ;of heartless inpey lenders and energetic lawyers and eol'cptors. In tonics like these , when our people are ; depressed in spirit, , and partial famine, brought on by speculation, scar ing them in the face, it, will Rejoice purUnemis to hear that our legislators-are inclined toUdd still lleav ier burdens,1 that wilt give i therich ejr topress the poor and perhaps excite a general diwpntent. Let welV enough alone" is a seasons ' . good maxiih ar all timesland It f V LATEST BY MAIL. FBEDERieKSWjBG-The iIhtquir(Tvt yesterday Fri day) say si the enemy, ptfTyesterdaytopl; possession oif the hills : commanding Fr side of the, Bappaharinpckt; and covered ihe ioytn f ith their baUeriescThcj wpmenndchildrerilliave ;eea;i 1 . 'i j. J-J l V. ' (. . - - m(J-' . i .v..6 "--..Fr T-.i-r. " --."-r.rv; " n . is almost fully ;prepared to invite the doom its heroic citizens would prefer" for it to surrender. lOur forces r still "hold possession,tand ;.the enemy, tot the presput; does not dare to attempt L the passage ofj the riyej- Thus far tbV- ontending .'forces !pnly' thfeateri, ich other. But for th, rain pf yestefdayr wo niight have had anolher,.story 4o 'relate.: The mdvenents of four troops indicate beyoiid a. doubt, that "the fight -;w;aild then begin. "We shall doubtless hear tprday sme ,i interesting news. ' V vivV- The prisoners captured :by GotJ Baliuops at Fredericksburg, say that it i3" Gen. Supper's cojrps ' that occupies the : hills. ppposit r ! Their c.amp fires tendjtwelve miles. ; : ! j Gallant Finx at Core Cbeek. A jcorresp dent' writing from Gotdsbpro'v'filstysayS; Jt ;is reported two companies of the, 10th, Battalion Artillery ncotin tered a large freQoftb;e.u?my at Core Crek,v onhe 1 18th; cpnsjsliDgtof '. i.nlanlry cyaiy;andj; arfilleryj-; Our forces jSveJc. Id rifle piisf ich"hieldecUhem -fim thWtoiartilleryi; Af ter fierce fifof " nours, our men jeuTyq irui intar puawiiiiyui -The loss df the edetoyl tiot kridivn.!L ; : lst Loeutllce.utjPerri'd ;':;V;I ' s Secopd LieutJuhn B.RobijaBpny promoted to So-; nior IsVjetekerp -j:!-::. Sergt. ThoiJSi-Hasket promoted to?c .JUicut vice" . ItobinsOT promoted l4 vf?! y1! v. 1 . 1 mond corjtsjKrte po E. '' Johlnston has been ordered td will have charge of rth4:ar6if of the" westj" 1 A correspoffdent:i-the- London -2Vjhf says thf the word skeddadle;' reputtdditioato the xT kee vocapuiaryf oicommoa ujiu"tv and means jo spm-tn rawuiuau; The found since tbui2th contains facts np yct .pubUhed t.r,TOT V nTNoT. life 186211 communication itfAnb'thWw)lm2rn7SM bepn hii familpa 1 , nf th: xnccTS, omrerB-j rr.-rr-nI.-sjiS -11 i 1 . sita ftot-wfist anu For the SUte JouraaL'v cy -.lS MEMORIAlf; HV SI?Dthou tarlof the battleVeloex& W" he spot where the wutr-clo4d boom, feBut ldk to Eden's bowen ; , ' Tor the soul tht.'mid onr serried ranks, Breathed Freedom's pnreat fireJ-' t And struck on Newbern's sandy banks, -i i -V' , o wcer "oies irom our southern lyre j And brarelj checked Cbe'iaradinir "tide. ' On Hanorer's raseet plain, v - To poor its blood down the trembling sides' " ' " : : . Of Ekhmoad's hills agaiis..r:w-?".-':;''- TkP fc Iat, from a hostile shore, r f To a place in freedom's cf own, . To "PH1 bttty ereroaore, .V v - J r And gladden yonnr Renown r 5 A' j 1 es. Freedom. passed o'erthe crimson fieia,' ?. t5 l 4 Of Sharpsburg's roariDg(vBle, . , .,i ... vd'V--And watch'd while the deep-mouth'd cannon pealed,". . JTo the notes of 4he dying wsiL-v-V'- - ; ISae saw tnis'feariesVgUfter ' Dart through the clouds of Mars, , ! Like thflash of aboltfrbuv pole to pole $ Or a meteor 'mid the stars j-?-- ; ; ylnd opening wide her bosonTbrtgbta 5 And sped to realms of endless lisht,- - jejrrao iue groamng sKy " - Sleep on to know thatthoii didst shed,' iny Diooa m rreenoth's Cause, Makes envious Ilatred hide its head, A bached Yjr Hh'j'4 ppJ . . Shine .on, 6 !. Soul the patriot's . heart, ' ; . 1' Nerve .by thy brilliant story - r J And make the sneaking p'altroon start,1'; u By thy immortal glorr. i r s -vr:--'. f J. EilORTf- Leno rrCounty, N. C. ; A B100DX LEAF IX THE HISTORI OF THIS WAR . . r TEXIIYE FOB O. We "have published from she' Northern "papers' a; Dnei paragraph giving me. -mam lac.ts in ine narra tive belo w. The subject is top important to be thus , disposed of, and as tliia is onof the events which will in' all probability, lead to a change in the character of this , war, vve'giyaar full history of i furnished in the colunius of the : Palmyra ' (Mol) .Churicri a "Unioti paper, j That paper says: 1 ; , : Saturday lastthe 15th inst., wttbessed the jjerform ance of a trAgedy in tliis once quiet and beautiful city ef Palmyra, .which , in ordinary peace times, would ha v created a profound sensation throughout the en- r tire country, but which now scarcely produees dis tant ripple" upon. thV surface of our turbulent sbcial thle. . ! ;rV' 1 v,.,:,, f- '". r ' '.' - x v ; .7 . It vr be remembered by our readers' that 'on "the5 -pecasiou oJ Porter's desceut upon f almyra, be "cap- tured, aruohgypther' persons, an old and. highly re-'-i spectetl resident of tliis city, by name Andrew. Alls mam This person formerly belonged to the 3d Mis souri cavalryj; though too pld' tp endure ;alH the hardships of very acti ve duty. ' He was therefore de tailed as a kind of special or extra provost "ma rshal's guard ir cicerone, making himself generally useful in a variety of waysto the military of the place. Being an old resident aftd widely' acquainted with the people 'of the ( place and' vicinity, he iwasfr( jiently called , upon, fyr j infprmalioQ touching the loyalty of men which he always; gave to the enteiit of his ability, . though -acting we believe, iujall sicli cases with great i candor,. and actuated j olely by a consuientiousj desire to discharge his whole duty to his GrAernment. Ills knowledge of the surrounding country was the reason of his being frequently called upon to act as- a guide to scouting' parties sent out to arrest disloyal persons. So efficieutfv and successful! v hid he" act in thesa Vart- f una capacities th-t-1ie won the bitter hatrJf all the grebe's it. this.city and vicinity, ami theynijr - it el the coming of a favorable opportnnity to gratify ; their desire for revenge. Toe opportunity came at last, when. Portoxtookalinyrat the viHans,' with Porter'd assent, satiated tr thirst for his Wood by the deliberate and pre-determined murder cf their helpless victim, . no truly loyal man doubts. When ' they killed him,' or how, of wliere, we know not;. But that Iie was foully,, causelessly murdered, it is useless to attempt to deny. ' ' ' "; '. .;: When Gen. McNeil reurrned to Paluiyra after that ' event, and ascertained the circumstances under which Allsman had been abductcfl, he causel to be issued af ter due I deliberation, the following notice i: O, - , r V I'almtba, Mo., Oct. 8 1862. l- Joseiih G. Porter Sift: Andrew Allsman, an aged I' UlllZ.Cn UX X itlLll Vlfl, niJVt ; IHJIl-WHJ tiiiliw, lit llili.ulLI carried from his home by a bind of persons Unlawful- ly. arrayea against uie peace anu gmxi wrutrr cu wo State- of Missouri, and - which band was under your control, this is to notify you that unless said Anu re vv Allsman is returned unharmed to his family within : ten days from - date, ten men who have" belonged to Vour bahdi-'nd unlawfully sworn by you to carry .'arms against the Government "Of the United States, and who ares now in' custody will be shot as a mete reward for their crimes, among' Which is the illegal .restraining of said Allsman of his liberty, and, if not : returned, presumptively, aiding in his murder. Your prompt attention to this will save mnch suffering. Yours, &c. ! L W. R. Stbachan, - - v, I P. M qen:, Dist. N:vK M6. Per order' of Brigadier-General Commanding Mb Neil's column.5- ' ' l;;. ji" '. ' " A written duplicate of this notice he. caused to be placed in the hands of the wi fe of Joseph C. Porter, .it her residence.in vLewis -county, . who," it . was- well kpowny 'wasv m, .frequent cbmmunicitioh with her J Porter was iri Northerrf Missouri?durin thtf whole of th ten days subsequent to' thedateof this'notice, it M impossible that-with all his-varied channels oftnfor- maiion, he remamca irnappriseu oivruxiori! wwkub determination in the "premises, f Jklanf rebes believed the wpole tning was simpiy imenaea is a scar-e-tieciar-Inff that .McNeil did not 'dare (?) to carry out the threat. . ' . ASA . ."j, A:.-r w- " " Tr! tev aya - elapeed, t tdnya, camopf . AJlsman. It is not our intention- ti jawelt tleogth ..A"--v.A rlotaila nf this t ransactioh. - On the 10th, ten rebel prisoners, already irt custody , were selected to pay with tneirUyeiniuir4fwiu. w names Hth romisefectedw Baker, Lewis coimty; ThoS. Humston;L wis county; ix-Ur .wia: t cotultvY Herbert liludson, jS- county; norMaderJfp: i Lair, Rails - COUniV : -VIJUm uwtxi Monroe county ; Eleezer lkc, oanu wyu.- ---j i . o : . . j . tt: rata Smif ifffi Knox'cojatity? ? 1 1 ; s i j V t: Tiiese .parties were "i 'vry. ---v;a- t: These ipart res . - i -L - in ririnv Hvrniii v ?irilr- Allsman was roturnea wdis laiuuj l,y 1 o'clopk on th? following w?u J alftf Jshot at thitr-r W& fiS'H rLe si nouncemnt wrtD ccTOposur or iuuiuC.c.w.! ' A little after 11 o'clock, A. M., the next day, three GovermnnTw3gdpveTto Kfe,--egJ??f four and each of'the three roughi trd cof- fins. -Tw coQdenmcja men wftc cuuumwi( ", Proceeding east':ior;jain kuo.---. " j i i.1...1-rviTtKWarrl sis far ftS MaloTte 18 livery stable. .Theiice turning east, it entered tKa HinniI '.road, pursuing it nearly .to Miy Av:--T-!Vi.-,iirrtTv v TKW throwiriffiddwbthe fences, HlAUivA uujuviu, - f -, o i . . ... !they tujned-JJortbwardentetttrg ..nxim mi apisL'iiu uio wwui vu - ... driving -' withifi5: the5; tirtUlaiF mph3fheabat fa-fiAatcnsttmmalioa of the scene. , Vrri, wrb removed from, the wagons ntorM in a row. six ori eight teeearrt, forming a line north, and south. rbont45 Js ;ofbe Central gotCnd; .l7I j t, Xiea fjottthe groundi'with 4iead W-'Xhirty soldieMt; the" drawri uirttinjle iinena- 1 noithand south, aping the row of.coffins. Tlnn lino of executioners run immediately at the east ' base of the pagod, aleavinga space betwecu them and the coffins of twd vp ; tir thirteen paces. Reserved were drawh up iu;iinef Upon; citheirflank bf these execu ' tioaers. " ; v t A-vA 'v..":: 'k ' - rrX-' ' The -arrangements , completed, tho donnied rnen knelt upon the grass, -between their coffins and-the toMiers, while the Rev. R M. Rhea h offered un a, VyeT- primcr took his seat upon the foot of his coffin, fa.-in tho W,0wi , which, in ajfcwtmoments, yer& toiaiiuch them into1 .eternity' Tliey were nearlv alt firrn a,,.? niU n m. 1 I s . . veil tCvl ,Tivo r three oniy ghowed signs of trepidation The most nbted of the tea was Giptain Thomas oniu, vi .ruc c.umy,. wtiose.capture at Shelby ville; m4le dtsgmse of a tvomanr'we relaM several T ikS kS. l "t-W.61" ttirtd in a suit of black broadcloth, , with a 'whit vest. A luxurious growth of Iwautiful hair rullecl down upon Liashoul ders which, wtth his fine personal appearance,, could t fc l- mintl tho.hanfls9ie but, vicious Absalom, there ws nothing especially wurthy of note in the appearance of the othrrs." ' A'bw minntesj after one o'clock 'Gil on el Stracha" PriivnstvMarshat ,'fJnnftrnl o.yl nr. . buvju n..ua "' t'uiXHiern. . xwo oi- theni ac cepted bandagesKfor theiPj.eg ; the Vet'refaef A hundred spectators haotgHerod' around the ampin-: theatre to witness theimessive scene. . The'stillness of death pervaded the place. ; t ; . .The Officer in command jvjpw stepped forward Ami hvilr- lianna u'lth rho n.m. rr .. r f pe the word of command " Rra rty f m ; -fl TeT f . i nenracn arges, nowever, were not sirriultaneuusly prohably through want of a perfect previous under standing of the order ad.of the time at. which jo fire Two of the relels fell backwards udou, their cnflGn and died instantly. ) Captain Snider sprang forward and fell with his head towards, the soldiers, bis face upwards, his hands clasped 'upon his breast, and the left leg drawn half-way up, He cil not move asainv. yut uicti lnimeniateiy. ne naa requested the soldiers to aim at his" heart, and they obeyed but too ini "plicitly. The other seven were not killed outright ; so , the reserves were called in, who dispatched them with their jevolvers. . i Tee Little" Napoleon. McClelland farewell to his troops is a potest against "the deep damnation-.'oT his taking ofi' imd appeals to them and the country for sympathy. One cannot but help thinking how little' there Napoleonic in , the manner in which he submits to the wrong abd mtrage - which he .eyi-. dently thinks has been done biml Vhat' would; the . real Napoleon have done under similar circumstance ? The army were his friends and partizans. rhe country , h ad just declared iu his fai'or by their voi ce at the pl s. But with this immense leverage in his hands, ho .submits with, lamb like humility -to. the 'edict of a despot powerless without the army. McQlt)Ian is a very 1 i ttle NapoleouN ifcA mond Whig. -A Itln view of the extremely high prices of shoes, and it being almost impossible for tlie families f suldierk to bo supplied with them, ah. asstKiation of gentleman jKas been formed in this place to' meet, the demand ai far as practicable. "They will purchase the leather and have them made as cheap as possible and supply the' .wives and children ofsoldiers at the cost of material "apd making. : . :- , t.Tho Captains in each district of the . county, are' requested to ascertain and give certificates Jo all such; that the; Association may know limy many will be needed. Such families should report to the Captain's as soon as possi ble. Salisbury Watchman. t ' j How the Alabama left England. The owners of the titcaer Alabama gave bonds in the sum-cof 20,000 that she would "not leave British waters un til she had' a' regular clearance, and was then allowed to go to sea on a trial trip (?) fully jiroviioiied anJ znnnittilc' after having previously-been on two or three trirtj t rips in the Mersey. The day after he bad sailed her owners' paid theX20,000 . penaliv-awi -Im vessel continued her trial trip to the Azores and a port. . ' ..v. ' ' ; Laws of the Confederate States. - (by authority.) V ' . - ' ' . ; ' (No. 55.) i; " ,; AN ACT TO EXTEND THE TERM OP OFFICE OF CERTAIN WAR TAX COLLECTORS. : The Congress of the Confederate States of America do enact, That in those btates wherein the chief collectors of the war tax have not been able to complete the duties of their office within the year for which they were appointed, , the Secretary ottne lreasury snail be autnorized to extend the term of their offices respectively for such additional period a . may be required to complete the said duties, and pay them for such additional term a proportional rate of me auuuu uaiarj j ,jr ? Approved vcu io, i&o. j AN ACT TO INCREASE THE PAY OF CERTAIN OF FICERS AND EMPLOYEES IN THE EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENTS. The Congress of the Confederate States, of America; do enact, That on the salaries or compensation of.'all omcers and employees of the several Executive and Legislative Departments, appointed unaer any tawoi uongressan employed in the city of, Richmond, whose salaries or com pensation shall not now exceed one thousand dollars, there shall be aided, for the period of one year, fifty per cent. and for the period of one year the salaries or compensa- - .... . r 1 A.' tion of allsucn omcers ana employee' now-receiving not. less than ohe thousand dollars ana under fifteen hundred dollars, hallbe fixed at niteen .uunarea aouars, ana an now receivipg'fifteen hundred dollars shaU receive seven teen hundred and fifty dollars. - Approved, Oct. 13, 1862. : AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE APPOINTMENT OF aA NAVAL STORE-KEEPERS. . : t, - The Congress of the '-'Confederate' Stages of .America do enact; That the President be and he ishetgby authorized to appoint three naval store-keepers, whose duty shall be performed under the direction, of the. Secretary of the Na- . vy. The compensation of such officers- ehalt not- exceed bovMj(i hnndred dollars oer annum, and before entering upon Uie duties of their oliloers each of them' shall give-a-bond, in ach form and penalty as the President may pre- "ApproT'dx'lise? AN ACT TOIPUNISHAndUBEPRESS IMPOKTA TIUN RY OUBtENEMIES OF NOTES PURP.ORTrNG TO 'BE NOTES. OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES. Whereas,! manifestly with the knowledge and'eonni vance ofthe Federal government, and for that purpose "of destroving, the -.Credit and; circulation; off the Treasury; notes of this government, immense amounts xt spurious or counterfeit notes.' purporting to be such Treasury :iotea, tiA hn fabricated and advertised fof sale in the enemy's country, and hare been brought into these States a.nd put in Mrmlation bv persons in tfli service. of the enemy. -? The Congress of the. Confederate States of America do enact,1 That-very person in the se-rice of, or adhering , to, the eomJwao shall .pass-or offer ;to,passt any; such, spuriouiorouqterfit note or, notes as aforesaid or shall sell or attemptvto sell the same,, or "dialJ-. bring anv such -aote'or .notes into the. Confederate Sutea, ,ox shaU haye any such note or notes in his possession .with intent to pass or sell theKiuie, hail, ,l( captured, be put to death by Lwbq shall pernuLaayjoffiince mentioned in this seetion to rrA.iJi. mnA rr rvimmissioneu omcer oi tne -enemv .be committed Dy any person unue uu iumuni;, euau ue nt s Hptk bv hanBin?. Every person Charged with an, loffence punishaWe: under this act, ahill be tried by a mili tary court let suenjaanner anu. rcgttiuu the President ihalt prescribe? andjter conviction, the -President jnay cxnjnttte the punishment to imprisonment ... mnti manner nn tor Burn umow sBiiMCT;m wwucj , and may paTdotl !hb oJTender on such eonditious aa.he may deem proper, or unconaiuonauj. Approved OcU 13, 1862. AN1 ACT MAKING APPROPRIATIONS -lOBj TUK ... SUPPORT - OF THE GOV jsj Jiaa r wttj.'A -r MONTH, dF"JANUARt,l863 AJSD FOR CERTAIN DEFICIENCIES ''AND OTHER PURPOSES THERE m MENTIONED..;-: " AA; vWij -.w.U-u Tie CongreM.enfier.SUtea. of .America do enact, That the're be appropriated and paiocul. oj any jnoney in th.Treamiry s not therlM appropriated, the foUqwing roma of money and for. he following purpose, L For fPcnses of the month of January, 18C3, In the War Y nucuw-rx r compensauoa rtne Secretary of War. Assistant Secretary of . War, Chief of Baraaa, " Clerks! wjkucio, au, iweiTe utousaoa aouars. , - . Fori incidents and contingent expenses, seven thoa sa ad dollars. -i;-'., '.; -r-(:-"l , Ordnance Bareaal Fqf ordnance service ia , all Its branches, two Million five hundred thousand dollars. Jor the engineer service, five hundred thousand dollars. 1 ibrjhe purchase of iron and advances on contracts for same, five hundred thousand dollar , " 1 Frthe purchase and manufacture of nitre, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, i , I - i . Quartermaster's department For. the pay of the army, -eighteen .million sir hundred and eUtv thousand one hun dred and eisrhtv-nine dollars1 or the transportation of troops and their baggage,' of tjua fcci ujasier a swres, suDsistence, ordnance and ordnance ston-s from place of purchase- to troops in the field, the purchase of horses, mn!e -wagons and barness;5th4 ur cbaseoffumberi nails, iron and steel, for erectiDg store houses, quarters for troops and other repairs, hire ofteam-i sters. laborers; 4o;f seven million four hundred and sixty four thousand and seventr-fire doll ; For pay for horses fnou-oommi?sioned.otBcers and pri vates killed in battle, under, the act number forty-eight. i v. " "1LU tvusin i io oe maae, xwen- ty-fiv erthousand dollars. ; - ; ? - v " Forpay for property pressed into service of the Confed eral SUtes under j appraisement, said property' having, been either lost or. applied to the public service, thirty seven thousand five hundred dollars. - ; . , For the subsistence of prisoners of war under Act num ber one hundred and eighty-one, section first, and the hire of .the- necessary prisons; guard-houses, &6i, ; for- the safe keeping of the same or so mich thereof as may be necessa ry, two hundred thousand dollars, k , , : - - -, For the bounty of fiftv dollars tit ear.li oincer, musician and private, now is service for three years war, to- ne paid at the expiration-pr the1 first year s service, on the basis that aixty, : thousand will have to be paid, three million dnai. i . . : A -.- t..c -. For the pay. of olScers on duty in the officers of . the. Adjutant ;and Inspector Generel'a Department; the Quar termaster; General's MedicaVEngineer, Ordnahceand SuV sistence Departments, sixtyfour thousand six hundred and ; seventy dollars, i. .j; -. , .. ..: . ,r ; ... -s. - 1 v. ' Medical Dcpartn ent, For pay of private physicians employed by contract,. from the first to the thirty-first of January, 1863, thirty thousand dollars." ' ' : : : .T: r or of 'nurses and cooks, not enliated or volunteer,1, from the first to " the thirty-first of January, 1863, forty eight thousand dollars. , . iV, r , v , v ' - For pay of Hospital Stewards, from , the; first to the thnrty-firat J anuary, 1863, twelve thousand dollars. -V For pay of hospital laundresseei, from -the first- to the thirty-first January 1863, ten thousand dollars.- i For the medical an4 hospital supplies of the army, from the first to the thirty-first January 1863,. four hundred thousand dpllars. - . .- - ' - . For the establishment and support of .military hospitahl from the first to the thirty-first January, 1863, thirty-seven thousand five hundren dollars. : . ... ... . . Department of State, For the compensation of Secre tary of State clftrka. eight hundred and thirteen dollars and thirty-four'centa. II1. t. . 1 - 1 . .- . . . ... . i-ui parcuase. oi:uipiomauc dooks, one tnousana uve hundred dollars.' H :;jff(-; ! : , : v Post-OfficeDepartmsnC To pay deficit in the Post-Office Departmenti under the provision of "An Act to provide tfor the payment of sums ascertained to be due for postal service to citizens of the i Con federate States by the Post' piaster General,'rpproved September 27th, 1862, eight hundred thousand dollars . h .. .' - .,- , ' ; t i or deficienciss in the Quartermaster's Department, for njine montns to January 1st, 186?, thirty nine million dol lars. ; u .7 ,. ' ' -:' ', ' - 'y.'l- y For foreign : intercourse,. L e., salaries of enmmiasionerg and secretaries for , three months from January 1st, 1862, .twelve thousand dollars. 1 . . " . '.-." j ' 'A For medical and. hospital supplies. to supply deficit in appropriaiion- for the period extending from April lst'to to December 1st,! 1862, one million five hundred thousand ".dollars.-. ::. ' . , m. ; , . . : . t "f. .:.: ' : ' For pay of private physicians employed in conjunction with the mediral staff of the army, to supply deficit in the appropriation for ' the period extending from April 1st to December 1st,; 1862, fifty thousand dollars.- -- ' ; ' To pay- interest on five hundred thousand dollars bpr-; . rowed by General Hindman from Braneh Bant of Tennes-. see, on the "28th May, 1862, and returned July 17th, 1862,; four thousand one hundred and nine dollars. - Navy Department-For compensation of the Secretary of the Navy, clerks and messenger, for the month cf Jatra-' ary, 1863", one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven dollars and seventy-eeyen cents.: ; ,r.-; .,; , ' -A"--.-For incfdrntal and contingent expenses of the Navy De-; partment, for the month of January, 1863, one thousand dollars. , j . . -r -.'.;,.-':.. '.. ' ' Executive Departuaet.-r-For compensation of the PrcsV-' dent. Vice president, Private Secretary andvMessengeri tor three months, from. January, 1863, seven thousand nine tive office, for the month of January, 1863, fire hundred dollars. '.' . ' --.iW:.---r;'-: .': -' ""' . ''' For compensation of the Secretary of the Treasury. As-' j sistant Secretary,1 Comptroller, Auditors. -Treasurer, and : Register, Clerks and Messengers, of the Treasury Depart ; ment, for the month of January,1. 1863, thirty thousand dollars. . '. . ; - ;''--. : rs "' -; ' ; For ihcidental and contingent expenses of the -Treasury Department, for the monbof January, 186iJ,nve tbousand dollars. :A:'A.' ' 'A.'', . - ':; --' 1 1 FocLcompensation for three Commissioners, appointed 1 under the sequestration act, and for clerk hire and cotin ; tingent eipenses, for the month of January, 1863, one thou sand four hundred dollars. ;. 4 '- : 4,r.; t ? ' '' :" i- For engraving and printing Treasury notes, bonds, and ' certificates of stock, and for paper for the same, for the month of January, 1863; one-hundred thousand dollars. ' ) Rent of Eieeutfve buildings, . and - ot the President's house, for three months from January, 1863, six thousand four hundred and' thirty-eight dollars and -fifty-five-cents. For interest on the public debt, for the month of Janua ry, 1863, two' million five hundred thousand dollars. For the Choctaw general fund; being amount of interest due on account of said fund," and paid into the Treasury by the State of Virginia,: for; the month of 'January, 1863, thirteen thousand five hundred dollars. : . ' -For ."pay of members and officers' of the Senate, and for "the contingent fund, from the 2lst December, 1862, to 1st iFebruary, 1863, eleved thousand seven hundred and eigh- ty dollars. . , :. ' i- A-::.-. ; ' '"' Attorney General's Department. For .compensation ot Attorney General, Assistant Attorney General, Clerks and Messenger, for the month of J.anuary,'18,63, one thousand - nine hundred ird :ninety-one dollars and sixtv-seven cents.' For cbm npensation pf Superintendent of P ubhc Printing, CI rk, and Messenger, for the month of January 186. three hundred and sixty-tvto dollars , and tweqty-three . ipnt: . : - i -' I- For compensation of Governor and Commissioner of In dian Affairs, the Secretary, Judges, Attorney and Marshal of Arizona Territory, for the. month tof; January, 1863, eight hundred' and eigh dollars and seventyrone cents. ' -5 For contingent expenses of Arizona Territory, to be exr ,pended by the Governor, for the month of January, 1863, . forty-three doliars. j . A ' ' ; Commissary General's-Depatraent.-For the purchase of subsistence forfthe armyf for; the month oCJaouaryrJ863, six million five hundred and seventy one thousand six hun- dred and seventy-two dollars and ninety-one cents. Post Ofiice DepaTfcmenL-s-Fnricompensationbf Postman ter General, Chiefs of Bureaus Clerks .Messengers, iJtOii 'for January, 1863 .seventy t thousand four j hundred and r and fift-One cents. :. ' : "For incidental nd contingent expenses bf the Post Office Depurtment, for anuary,awjne tnousana aouars. T iiplv4ficiineiea in ihe rerenaaf the 'Post Office Department, for inontUpf Jnr.T, 186;-ie and thirty thousand six, hundred and; aevea. ioUr nd r thirty-nine cents.- ' iV- c " ; f: i ri;: r ; Tor alteratiofcamade iu buildings occupied by the Fost Office Department two thousand five hundred dollars.' ' t?; - For nnmnensation of two special arentsf Post OfliceDe partment, from 10th October, 1862, to. 1st January; 1863, J - one tnousana ana niiy-tureeuoiiars uuKreavyiuitr kbbw. For pay of members and Officers 'of the. House of Repre sehtativesfor-the imonth'oT JanuarylseS, thirty-five thousand eix hundred and ninety dollars. ; ' - Approved Oct. 13, 1862. . ; , . ',',' - " AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE ' SUSPENSION- OP : mnci tirnim rT n 1 1D i a Kinmra jiv ... r i The Conrree of th Con nact. That during the present invasion of the Confede - - rate. States the president snail have power to suspend tae ,,privileg6 of the Writ of habeas corpus in any city, town, or s military ' district,wheney er ; in his judgmjen t the-' publi c 'safety may require it-f bat' aueh-suspension shall apply only to arrests made by" the authorities ofthe Confederate Government, orifbr offence against the same. : - r; - Sic. 2. The President shall cause proper pflicers to in vestigate the cases of all persons so arrested; in order that .they may be discharged, if improperly detained, unleas "they: can be speedily tried -in due eourse of la w.j3 ' i , Sac. 3c.This Act shall . continue ia force fot thirty days after the next" meeting of Congress, and no longer. A.'t : Approved Oct. 13. 1862. - ; - ' . ." - A-.t - ' -r ;" ' r' -?;- A :;'r s ,A- i;'No.:-Lr) ' v.k ' - ;. r AN ACT TO GRANT. COMMUTATION FOR QUARi TERS TO.THE SUPERINTENDENr OF THE rAR : MY INTELLIGENCE .OFFICE' AND HIS CLERKS, AND TO INCREASjS " THE COMPENSATION . OF. 1 -SAID CLERKS.' - :rriA'Ar?: A.Al ' ; - ibe Congress bf the Confederate States' of America do enact, That communication in lieu of quarters; be 'and the . same ia hereby allowed to the Superintendent of the HAr my fn tetelligence Office, and his clerks, at the discretion of the Secretarytpf War, and sunder such regulations as may be prescribed by him, and that the extra pay allowed said clerks shall be and is hereby increased from twenty- " five to fifty cents pej day.. : , .t&ryiu:. n;,-t.;t Wanted A ' few morel enterprising, apjbltlons and dash. xjL ing young men to complete Gen. R. JE. Lee'l rttadr Guurd a splendid, cbs nee for enlisting in a select corps. , The honorablej and aidrantageous nature of this service wiil recommend itself to" all. liverything furnished, hor ses and equipments complete. v f v r -' Pleae address me or call at the office over P. FerreH'a store, Wilmington St.y lUleigh, N. C. . ! ' Nor !T-dl0t-p(i - S. VANN LARKIXS, - ICecruiting officer A MEETING jof the Stockholders of the Etalelgh Jt. Gas Light Company will takeplaceon Thursday, the 2th inst?; at iq'clock, p. mat the Gas office, ever Wil- - liams A-Haywoodfs store. ' :' i .- . V. ii. AA UEKSO.Y, Sec'y: V ' ' Kov.ll . ; . iMiia - HeADQC7AKT.ER8 Distkict of K. C I V August; Uth: 1862. A " W: y T ESP05SIBIE parties in Xortli CarolInaVnaT-M Xlins ported thatrmanv 'are enteri.-iha p-V,J - Rangers f errice, pr. are. professing to. enter it. with the - ' expectation vt staging about their homes and always be-"" vond canhQoabot of the ehemri notici that all enrullcd men in the district are rniViVrt i irwm iue' ucuijmrw;i a , anu uiai more active dutv wil bf required of the fartizan'a than of other soldiers. iWhca the orders for active aetvioe are not promptly complied ? with, toe Jrartlzan rolled as conscripts! win .rtinco wm ue aisoannea and en . D. H. HILL; ..' . ; , Major General Commanding, . '.,.;.-..:...,1.,.;.. J6-tf Aug 9 Secretary's Owwv 1 I yiLsasoTo3r;.&. aiANOHBitKH. jx u. ob.. 1 ;v - T KFlfieentWnnual. Stock holders rtfthe Wilmington and Manchester Railroad r $?m?lD?'JV l) be h1ld in Wilmington, N. C.r.on Wednea..v dav,l the 26th inst, --... 'v-t- : , ,;. a.?"' -' ' .1 ... A-.v ' The transfer b. oki are closed until after the meeting; j j . ". WM. A. WALKER, Sec'y. .Jfbv 15. EXCHANGE NOTICE, No.5. .1. 1 II ri- j' ' '1 -Vx - s ' XklCHMOJIu, JHOT.l I, 1862. t. tttred and caroled in Vinrini ri.. - i vuiuuc . i 1 1 v . n iir i aisn " n . n A am a . the beginning ef hostilities to the 1st of November,' 1862, have been 1 duly exchanged,, and are hereby so de clared. rvf , ;t . , r. , l , :2. All Confederal Officers -and men who have! been de-l ? hvered at Aiken's L4ndiog, on Jamei River, at any time previous to: the Jlth of November 1862. have b..n dnW ATphaniyoH n.A 1. 1. ' . j 1 . . . "-"i-', uuu i u mcicvft co.oeciareo. r , Officers and men who have bee livered at Vicksbargj . aii vonreoerate, omcers and men w de- Mississippi.-. previous to the . lit5 6t movemper, 1862, and! including said date, hare been duly exchanged, and are hereby so declared. ROBERT OULD, '! ; Agentf Exchange. Nov 13-19-46t Confederate States ot America - t ; NORTH CROLINadiSTRICT. , i In the District Court of the District of Pamlico. I r- R. S. Agnewon belhalf pf, himself 'and others, vr. th Schooner Willet SRj)bbinsrher tackle, Ac-Libel , for conde.nationof thefSchooner Willet S. Robbins, her tackle apparel, furniture and cargo as priieof war. 1 - 1 i JtPE,wing.; to th"i Court that the said schooner "Wil .i?' ob,.n3 1 her tackle, apparel and furniture, ! are " .within the lines of thej enemy and that the cargo has been consumed, so that they- cannot be taken in t- the actual ctistodf of the Court Notice is hereby -given to all per- mn claiming the iaid shipr her tackle, apparel; furniture : 1 and cargo, or in anr'manner Interested therein, to b'ahd ' ! appear.before the saidj District. Court, to , be held at the Courthouse, in Goldsbofo', on the fourth Monday of No vember, A. D., 18621 then and there to iritemose thIr claims, and.to make tleir allegations in that behalf, or the ' libel will be taken jroj confesao as to them. ... - -' Geo; V. SrabjJOj Proctor for nov 12 yy.ii. ju. w A l b ON, Clerk. . Libellants.' 17-dtnov2f Plantation for Sale ( omiiI50 aliout SOO UcrW of Very Fine Baina. Oribs, Fences all in the -best order. .vt.n.tAJ MAim. tj . n iw lur nii or ill narrrtna i ;m.Mnn r Rocky. River, 12 muw fravx Charlotte, 8 muet from Con- Cord, 4 miles .-from tiarrisourg fttaUoij-fcARiJxijT I Nov 8 unanoice, n. j. 15-dl2-w2 $50 Reward. AKA WAY from the Confeaerate Stables at XV Haw River. Alamance ounty,'N. C, on the night ,of the 19th of September, my negro man ISAAC ,i.The said nro is a Carpenter by. trade, very bright com- Elexion, straight h"air,about" 5. feet 6 , inches in height ; ad on when he left, a pair of white , pants, drab vest and cap ;iwhen speken to, speak very short. ' Vvhen last heard; fromi he wjas in Raleigh j trying' to make his way tp New bern.l Perhaps he winj try to pasa as a free man, and mijr be waiting on sone ofthe camps near Kins ton. Jf I , The above reward oflpiftyDollara will be given for hi delivery to me or confinement in any Jail so that 1 can' get him again. . Address - W. Aj h.. J ALKriiNiliK,. xl Warrenton, N. C. 'ov8 . v : , . .;,' ' ,:;- . 15-tjnvl '' ' i f: '"! x--v . !Ar Teaeher, . i V f " 17aNTS a Situation In a School or a private ..; I t .: family,'after Christmas. .She is now engaged and desires a change at the close of the present year, on ac-; 'A count of a dasire to get from the neighborhood of the ene-' ' :. ' ' my in Eastern N. C. She is" a native 6f thiar State, and "v can teach French, the English Branches, Drawing, Ac, ,; ; v ; .: -. Aoress :-. fc .; ; u-i. -".?;"-. Care Editors State Journal. , -': ; 13-dtf ' .. Joy C - - To the Members or the Honse of Com mons. ;V::r nnderslnedbegs Icare to announce him- ill' JL self a candidate fort the ICeading CIerksmpor the next House of Commons' Having filled thai efflce" during the latter part ofthe last Legislature; I flatter myself, that' a am Bujncientiy acquajnieu wiih lis uuiicb vu periorm mem a tai isiavtui t utauuer ill i ciEku! Raleigh, Nov 3-10-mwf-td " R H.WHITAKEB. : Fine old Peach and ADnlfe JJrandF. A Friend of the Editors of this paper has a '. few barrels of very excellent FOUR YEAR , OLD. PEACH .AND APPLE !BR AND Y which' he offers for sale in small quantities at $15 per gallon. " This is a first rate article, distilled by himself for his - family use and is certainly four years old. ? He ofl'era, it for. vmedicinal pur poses, it being free from ftnr sort ol adulteration. , f Also, a lew Darreu oiirtiniu uutw ? w.-uiojwa , ; one , - ;. C. S. 'MtttifABT Prisons, ; I t SitIsaat1iNCKSep;2i:i862.t, f t A f Keward of Thirty Dollars X $307 Kr 111 Jte palfl -( for the arrest and: jsafa dellv ary -of every deserter, from the Confederate States Army, at iWfi post'; or J"if Len Dollars fS15) for the arrest and safe connajvuit-oA. any desertern any jail bf the different counties, so they , oct -92-tf iv.. a- 1 n-ir' EX CHA N6E HO TEL; 7 ' - ' ' " ' .nt - , , . ebmmodation of tbep"ublie under the name" and style of year old. ' This is represented as a good,- Put not an extra "article. -Address, A -A'-'- - A - 'y 'A. L : Editors State Journal, ' : 1" ' ... j i" ,. .... - HATIX0 purchased' the propertr in tne citr of Raleigh recently occupied by Major Phillips, and., -fcnonrn aii 'Philiioa' Hotel." J have opened it fof the ao- . EXCHANGE-HOTEL, h ,s ; r , .H i 'The extensive improvemett now going; on,' aaa; wjbich.'. ; will be completed as soon as possible the erection'of new; j buildings and the thorough overhauling and-renovating o ' old pnes will render th4 Exchange convtnfnt com; ; . 4 . fortable ; and the proprietor Is determined that' its manK ;; agement and internal arrangements shall be suhh as to ' compare favorably with .the . fksiclis hotels of tte -j 'country.' :. - "'.'' v.'; .v I '' :.,7-;'-L -f AAfi'A --f-jsi '-y Li ; Sl- The table will be abundantly supplied with the Jaest the -f market and the; pountr. affords; and no effort or erpnse' ' i . will be spared to render the house in every respect, a com-V, A i --j fortable home io its guests. ' ' ; - 1 : I r, i. , JThe Exchange is located on Hillsb'oro' street, some two A hundred yards west of the Capitol.-f-r':-' ';vrT - C ' Thirty .to forty large and commodious 1 rooms' will bd - -" Vadv for occupation by the assembling ofthe Legislature., i3 Aliberal share of public patron ago? jg respectfutly solf cited. Give us a can ana we ,wui enae vor to treaa you - j . welL: " i- " " -A : r ;i -A :.. .'':.;.'. !rn;r " omnibuses will be' fnr attendance at the cars to convey, 'passenger to and from the Exchange, r t ; s ' I : . L. Bbjiksox, Superintendent. 1 vf ; , ' ! ,'Baleigh N. C, Oct. 31t 1862. ;; fmwAwlm. 1 M it 1 31 1 fi: -'ii-rtirc-:' rAr l iAAA-r A- A I,';-;; A-S-c-:A ' ' t '"'r A:-rA'::-:A Af- "'.AAA'AS.'AAA, ''Vr .1.
Daily State Journal (Raleigh, N.C.)
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