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' , , : -V; , - r;" THE LEGISLATURE. 1 ' The Cixiservative General Assembly having been -conptlled to declare vacant the. office of Solicitor "lield by Thomas Settle, in order that they Could va- L'cate othw offioes. held by t Democratic original seces- , jjonists; have re-elected Mr. Settle, of course; but they i '' mil elect no other oifiGer similarity circumstanced. . It I : is all right. : ' . . i . ' ; .' .' .; " ' The proposition i to elect an Adjutant General has been tabled in the Senate on a statement by Mr. Grrtjiam, tint it was proposed to give'the appointment of that .yEcer to the Governor. We dKtarnestly trust that in the. tirescntcmergency .. no tinker will be put in : "th.it ufiice. The militia, or the force proposed to be ("liised for "State Defeuce' will have to be orsan ridl, and surely pnrhj Will give way, ant, leave a ijeiitleman of siicli experience "as-.Gen. Martiny: to :that work. ;:' - .' j' - The Legislature has resolved ta adjourn on Mon-" '4w, 22l inst., to meet again: on the 19th of Janu- !yy. " r 1 ' T'r-' .:.;'::...-;' , The, stay law remains as at present, unless the Gin-. native ,visdom of the ; Assembly shall hereafter : otherwise determine. : ' The F.rsrislature has elected Mr. Jonathan Worth. of Randolph: State Treasurer, vover iD,; W. Courts, . oijp of the oldest and best officers in "the, State. Mr. Courts's offence consists in having beeni an original secessionist. ! How long is the harmony of the State to be interrupted'by this indedbnt partizan war upon ; men for opjniiins sake ? If the Legislature can find no more lmporiant ana pairioucworK io.uo, iney naa better o home. (FWt-'gj-EIastern shores' of the -State the people are scrying - for deliverehce. from the larlarows wretches who are overrunning tlieircQiin- -try, anil petitions to this8 end have been poiird in npuii the Legislature. -That august boly- -however 4ave no time to devote to such small matters. What is the deliverauce of the people from the haied pres eaccand acdursed tyranny of the Abolition army, com- pared with the importanco of rewarding a partizan for past services 1 ' We can teli'those gentlemen their .curse..is narrowly watched by the people, and that . i some of their cases the verdict has already been made up They have been weighed and found' wan-, li"!;. Their epitaph, will be biief but very signifi- i cant :' lis loved naru belter than couhtru. Asheville - --:" f-r-- - -. . Jtws. - - ' The Neics is mistaken in saying Mr. Courts was in oricinat secessionist; ' He was a Union man up- to : the adjournment of the Peace Congress, like Senator avis. Mr. Courts. siri wjjs in voting for Mr.vTohn ston for Governor. ' . . i I , -.. -: ' ' . r, , L : i ;!;: . s-f GEORGIA -AND 1I1E CONSCRIPT ACT. ;'i The joint committee of the Georgia Legislature on' Confederate Iteliitions have made two reports to that :, b.xly. Tho majority : report declares that Congress ha no right to c impel the citizens of; the State to bear arms, except by a requisition on the several; States for their quotas, allowing : such State to ex'er such compulsion as may be necessary, ad to ap point the officers for her own troops. The minority report that the safefy of the States demands that no opposition be made to any measure adopted by the Confederate Congress in the exercise of powers grant .and intended for our common defence; and. thicy rcooromeud to the "people of Georgia to acquiesce in uVdecision of the "f upreme judicial tribunal of their- State ; ;5nd Jds Excellency, the Governor to cunter tnaml any and all orders which- he may have issued ..to: suspend the e' ;tion 'of the ac's aforesaid m this . ktate upou tbeci... subct,theret6 Thema)on report recommends .to the Legisl.iture the passage of the following reSoUitious : .. " .- '- - ,! lUsolvedt lnat all laws passed by the uon tear rate. iigress to raise arms mnn iue jiim-uciuig ywip the Sta:ea by compuisioriand without .requisi of tions upon, or concurrent action of the States, are un-; coiistitutional, and within our iower to be declared; ,void. While Georgia makes this declaration; she a!- W declares her willingness and detertui nation to iur- j tiish to tbend of this unjust and wicked war which our enemy, is waging upon us, es she has done ironi he beginnings of it,' allJiist7quotas of troops that may f required of her in' a constitutional wayr ' -v- Resolved, That under the Constitution of the.Con ; foderato States, .and :the laws of ttiis State, all the : troopijipUich.. Georgia has sent in -the field under re-; 1'iibition from the Confederate Government have the ; ,rlght to elect the officers who are to command them, n4 that the lawsft Congress hicK deny, or; impair" this right are; uncoostitutionat.and a our power to declared fosolted. Thai while the" fWesoiiiff resolutlohs voio. f - N exn.; press ourfixed convicti?ViWej are stillitlinglo; leave the conscript acts undisturbed in their opera--; hjn, rserving to the Stale and Her people such right- remedies as' may be demanded by future emergen-) GEXEK1L ASSEMBLY OF N0RTH-C1R0UXA. WEDKESDATj tCC. 17. SENATE. ' .: TheiSeaatc was called to order at 1Q o'cl.xiV. f tA ; tessige as received from the House, transmit- nng sundry. cmgrrssed; billsand resolutions, which J wers rea the first time aid placed upon the calenoir.n , The'.House resolution proDositiff an a-luurnmenton the 22a i isCinti until the 19th of January. 1863. was cousidert tl. xur.s amitn moved to lay the resolution on the table, j ... . j ; Sundry amendments- were ofiered and voted down. ani me resjiunon passed. i'A tnessage was ordered to be sent to the House pro posing td go into an election of SHcitor for the 4th Judicial Circuit. .;.' . " v f Mr.yioung introduced a resolution amendatory of buu.icuiuLum ui regara 10 oaiiy sessions, so as to pro vida forjpiht jieswons. -.ri. - i-e -.::' On pdcipt of a message frome thef House concur- Circuit, the Seoate went into.the election. - inyuusiuvni 14 ciuv.ii t ouucimr lor llio ' A '.incisage Was received from the House nronosinsr to go Jm an election of Adjytant GenerdL toxlay at 12 oc! :ock.. - Mr Graham observed that there, was a bill on the oenaie catena ar con lernng upon the VTOvenor power to apftot it an Adjutant General which he thought ouchtfc pass and moved to lay the : proposition on the tap! -Am go into age received) from the House proposing to n election of A ttornev, General at 12 o clock. whici was not agreed to, hut tt rneasago was rrdered to belreturnedi proposing to hold said " election at 1J o'clock io-day THe rules were suspended and the bill Empower ing the Governor to appoint an Adjutant General, was fakien up and after some slight-: amendments pasjiep its several readings, and was ordered to be. en rolled. . A messag9jwa8 'received from the House concur- jnc in' the proposition to g(h to the election of Attor ney .General at 1J P.!M. t T-day. Subsequently the clpctjon was he d. - - Mi. Lassiter introduced a. bdl in regard to service of process on the Stmthern Express Comnany. Mr. Eure a bill to authorize the Quartermaster of the State to reimburse soldiers for boots and shoes purchased at their own expenses. Jklr. Lindsay a bill to continue in force the first sec tion pf an iirdi nance entitled an ordinance cbncernmg the collection of taxes in certain counties. Mr. pharpe, a bill to rate the articles of prime ne cessity im thej several counties of the State;. , I The committee to superintend the election of Solic itor fort the 4th Judicial Circuit reported the election oi lfioiiias CHJtiie, jr. Senate proceeded to yo-e for Attorney Gener- alx i?ut i The there jwas a failure to elect. ' unfinished. business, the R venue Bill, was con- sidcedj untu o clock, when the tenate tooK a recess iintu this is evening at 7 o'clock. nOUSE OP COMMONS. The! House assembled at 10:30, A. M. r Mr. Walser presented a memorial from J. ,A. Cor- nisji, asking exemptiou of certain persons employed iby ifnni in the manulactuje of shoe-pegs. . Mr. Shepherd from the Rclect committeci to whom was committed several bills to give relief to soldiers' sfamfiliSi 'reported back House bill No. 33, a " bill for jthelfel ef of W ives and families, of soldiers in the ar- myr with one or two amendments. MrJ Flynt introduced oh. its first reading, a resolu- tioii in favor of Jno. Martin, late Sheriff of Stokes, county. Mr. Grier a resolution in favor of W. W. Grier, late Sheriff of Mecklenburg countv MrJTUowles. a resblution empowering the salt com missioner? of the several counties oT the State to make fetciiarage wjth each other of the quotas due them at tlieldifferent lsalt works of the State, "itlr.! Love,! a resolution concerning Justices of the Peace.)' Prohibits the appointment to such offices of persons liable to the conscription act. .ijlrJ Grieri a resolution in fav"or of E.Stephens and lilrj Avera, a bill to amend the Revised Code, chap ter! entitled f'Patrol." I MrJ. Russell called up the resolution in favor of Ru- fuslGallowav-late Sheriff of Brunswick county re leasing him j from payment of forfeiture incurred by non-settlemant of taxes and the resolution passed its several readings under a suspension ol tne ruie. -' Mri Beau calletl up the bill lo amend the act to aratend the bill for the relief of the Banks, &c.f aud ' it passe-ji its 3 yeading. Includes the Bank ofThomas- vuio in us provisious . P?he bill to change the site of the county seat of Mttchjell county, passed its, several readings. A message was received from the Senate proposing tTo .forthwith into an e'ection for Solicitor lor the 4th Jiidicia Circuit, In which the House concurred,; anjd the election was held. . . " .-, A message was ordered to be sent to the senate pro poising to go into airelection of Adjutant General at l'jj o'clock to-day; -Nj i;, 1 . ; Thej Committee appointed to superintend thelection for the 4th! Judicial Circuit, reported the election of Thomas Settle Jr., he having received 95 votes of the whole num)e cast. ; 1 The bill to provide ; ways and means for; supt lying the Treasury was takeu up and with some amend ments by the committee passed its second and third readings. '," -' ! iTh bill provides for the issuing of one and a half millions of small notes not .fundable and .- : ; miP lions jto be"fundable after the first of Janu ary -1866. , ' jTli hour 'for .th consideratioa of the special order a -.inv rjpnVal fflS having arrived, the House went into an election tor rM f 3 v. : l..: 41.. consideration of a motioo of Mr. Peebles to reconsider a Vote of-the House by which some proposed modifi cation of thestay law; was tabled. : . - - . .iiMf. Cowles moved tho motion- lay on the table, which was j adopted. , ' '.-.' ff The wmmittee appointed to su perintehd the ' elec lion of Attorney General reported no election. Convention 0F,m Press.-The Montgomery ) Advertiser proposes, in aTrecent' Jssus, that; a fAla Press Convention be held in Richmond on or about tlie time of meeting of" G)ngress, for the purpose "of cofisiderinz the telecrraphic news question; and other SltllJCtS,- : i::..,' , T. . '. " ; . , , ".. r. . . . . : iJTlici Augusta ConstUulionalist says: We -endorse the suggestion of ourvMontgomery cotemporary." but think that the time' and place are' riot suitable. We tljink it would be advisable" to call the Convention at ari earlii(r day i and at a more central point-say, Jtqr instance, t Augusta- or Macon, Georgia, on tht 20thj of December. The principal inducement to hold ijfcfhejiHsfeat-thB poin, and onr hotels can'iaffiobd aModation and gkid fare at as reasonable rates as aby other ci ty in1 the Confederacy, if, ' boweveri our brethren of the press j should ' decide upon some other location and ;timei we are willmsf to accept their. decision. - We. hope thereAviil be a general expression of opinion on BY TELEGRAPH. Reported expressly for the State Journal. "Goldscoro, Dec. 17. Our troops occupied JKinstou on Monday night; the aboliuonists evacuating it and burning the bridge! OfGl. Mallett's regiment .110 have alreadycome m.: inve Company onjccrsf Lieut.". Hill amongst' theniare reported ki led. ' " -'A'l a v'.V l ' jiVCOK'D DI8PATpH J .;"';. ; The battle raced furiously all day on David tlver- ' ctt's farm and vicinity. ' : ' - ?; The. right wing of the Yankees extended four railese hence. : V :-m : Between two and tWee o'clock; six Yankees, Junder cover of the pines, reached the railroad bridge, and set fire to it, .completely .consuming it. , Five lof the rasciits were killed on the epot. ; iT ! ,-'--"Later rb the deyour forces gallantly repulsed an attempt of.tlw enemy to cross the county bridge and drove them front their. position on the tither.side. ui: . Our. troops fought like- veterans, and when the fir ing ceased at dark had ' gallantly maintained their grout!. ; . ''.' r :'";::vr ; At the battlo a: White Hallyef, fiirilth: regiment, Col. Leveuthorpe, had 7. kilted and ;23 wounded slightly, and oiie mortally: ; . - Lieut. Meares, of Mecklenburg, is the only officer killed.;;!, -.Vr--fe' Xi i r,dW . The. slaughter of ihe enemy Is said .. to be heavy, our "boy driviug them from their pincis like frightened-turkeys. ' --'" '- ,-- "'V';i-!;i.v'I.A; The loss in the 31st is slight. 1 The enemy has been driven three.-miles, from', his poaiition this morning. - --' Frcioi rrcaerlcksbttrfirr !l.; " r. ' : ; . Uicumond, Dec. 17; . I Accounts frorii" Fredericksburg represent that" the abolitionists ';thoroughly ;Backed. the town before re- crosMug the river, and left their dead in the, streets.; Attempt to Arrest John Van Burcn--iA-Row. -'' ; :: - ' . ! .Ricumon'ii, Deo, 17. Two persons from Martinsbufg last ntht, say that . a rowUook place m. Niw iork, consequent: upon. an attempt lo arrest John Van tsureii. h The report is not credited here. . - ' Intcpestlns from the North ' Northern dates io the 13th received. Tha Herald of the 12th, says that the Federal loss in the battle nea- Favcttsville. ,Ark.. was 1000. GenJ Curtis claims a com piece' victory News fionirAVasliingtOn indicates an immediate at tack by the rebels junder Gen. Joe Johnson The Alabama ran into port at Martinique on the 17th ult. , lifter destroying! two l ankee ships The San Jacinto arrived; the jame day, aiul fiiidiua the Al- abama Jn port awaited fcer departure, but liext day i.jlhe Alabama got under weigh aud escaped, c . F. Flanders and Michael Hassin, unconditional Union men have been elecled to Congress in tho 1st and 2d Dis rictsbf Louisiana. . . Tlie accounts from Fredericksburg relateonly to the crossing the river and the bombardment of the town. Gold closed at 132 J. Exchange 14G. Cotton G7 cents for middling. ' . .. 1 The total vote in Louisiana was 3,l00in the 1st dis trict, and 2,200 in the 2d. In 1859, 'iJie tutal.votc was 14,000. ' li C UU1 UUII1 lUlU. i V UOLfl IX VII illltCfc ll WIV w UIUU has passed both houses of Congress. Consistency. Mr. John A. Stanly, the reading nclerk of one of the houses of our General Assembly, is also Clerk and Master in Beaufort county, yet Mr. Stanly has been elected to' this second fffice of profit by the same ''Conservative" party tha this declared so many offices vacant, because their incumbents had en tered the Confederate, service. There appears to be a great difference in the view of the Conservatives, whether . my pr'goresi your bull, or your ball gores my bx; alt the difference' in the world, in fa-;L . If a man belonged to their side, then all was right if lie did not, then all ws wrong ' ( '.. - We understand that Mr. Stanly makes a very good readins clerk, but that does not affect the question f consistency on tae part of the party in power, Wil- mmgton Journal. VVre have heard frequeiit inquiry for Confederate Bimdsl One gentleman in Gaston county informs us that if.he had them. he could sell five or ten thousand dollars worth in his neighborhood, and if they , were left with the Banks here we know that a large amount could be sold. We suppose the difficulty is,, the l)e partment at Richmond cannot keep up with the de mand The best plan for those (wanting Jjiotifls is to. club together and send an agent to Richmond. This disposition to invest in tho Bonds of the Government is a go'd sign and will greatly benefit the country.- No one need be af r,a id of Confederate hioneyj how. " Western Democrat.' . ; ' . ':'-J ' ' -'. The Columbia South Carolinian is informed that , many of the women of Charleston .'positively refute to leave the city under any circumstances declaring that they can carry powder,- water, &c., to the troops and are determined to remain during a bombardment. Que venerable lady of 60 said she ; would prefer that Geu, Beauregard should send her a musket instead of an order to leave, ashe could use it, and would then not be a uOn-combatant. ... ' . 1 "V Mtjbder. On Wednesday n:ght last, a negro man belonging to Mr. Julius Alexander, named Scott, was murdrred by some unknown person, on the road leading from tlie main road to HhceFoor House, a few miles from, this place.. He was" knocked po the head, with a pole in the hands of some one secreted on the fade of.the.oad.-r-IFfcrrt Dem. - ; Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Co. yiimington N. C.f Dec. 13tU, 1862 y ' THE Dividend of eleven (11-100) percent, on the capital stock of the Wilmington and Weldon Rail road Company advertised to be. paid 'on and after the 1st of January next, will be paid on and after Monday,-the 15th inst., at the office of the Treasurer. - I ( Stockholders are requested to call promptly. f - J. W. THOMPSON, Treai reasurer. - Dec. 13th,.18G2. 47-d3t . NY Person wishing a good Coofc, House Ser. vant, or Washer and Ironer, will please make imme diate application to Mrs. DoPRE'. Also a gooLMilch 'Cow for. sale. -,- ' -vl;':-. December, 15th, J.862, , i. . i t, ...J,i 47 dlw v Jei&ifSeitlemen THIS -plantation is on the TadUn MriT, tat t a mile from floltsburg.Depot, on the N. C ; Railroad, " in Davidson county contains eight hundred acres Jhalf cleared and in cultivation.' The balance" is wood land. . 125 acres river bottom land in cultivation, andJT5. acres of. I the bestiquality of uncleared creek bottom compose a part. of the abov tract. There is a good dwelling and out hous se on the, place, orchard, tc, Persona desiring to look at the place will Call upon he subscriber, who will . be at, home until Christmas, t i ANDERSON ELLIS. . Dec 3 : V - 36-d2m t j WAKE C0UNTTF0B THH SENATE. --We propose to the people of Wake cotmty; ' COL. W. CT PAGB - to fill the vacancy now existln in the Senate branch of he General Assembly. ' : I lection oh Christmas Day; 25th. , Milburnle Paper Mills Cottpn The Xeuse Manufacturing Company will pur chase 100 bales damaged Cotton, delivered at tither; Depot in Raleigh, or at their Mills- ' "' - : ; II. W, HOSTED, ' s' ; ' ' . .'. '" : ' 1 - Treasurer. -.; Baleigb, Dec. 172wv - V : & Wagons Wanled. THE Subscriber wishes to purchase TWO .and' FOUR Horse. WAGONS. Application tobenade to theComimgsary Department. . r T. D; HOGG, ': 7",: . . '' Capt. G. S. ' ' Raleigh, Dec. 16th, 1862. 48 dtf ; Trinity College. THE next Tersi will commence Jan.th, 1863. - fuition the same as formerly, Board $20 per month, .In advaoee.; We have conafortblo rooms, proper furni ' tare, and eood .board. The reirular Collf.s-e "routine- will . b continued with a competent Faculty. ' W are prepared : u e a. li j i. m receive uuvi ui,bt ire wr auTiuceujuav. oiuucuw December l3th, J8C2. 47 Ilni pd - DIED. - I On the 9tbs inst.; at his residence in Johnson county," William H. Waters, in the 59thyear of his age. He rep resented the conhtr .' in both branches of th Leeielature. He leaves a wif and daughter to mourn hip loss. ; i- HOUSE and lot for Sale.--An excellent House and Lot at Holly Springs is offered, for sale. The I Itouse is a large one-with six rooms, four fire places and necessarv. outbuildings, and a nne well of water in tne yafd.- The lot consists of lb aeres in wood, iho place will bo sold cheap. The neighborhood is good. Apply to, ;?; STATE JOURNAL OFFICE. I ValnaWe Hotel an'I Property' for Sale. On Monday; the ! 4th of January,' 1863, 1 will sell to the highest bidder, in the town of Wentworth, RockiDgham county, N.-C, a, valuable Hotel and alls the property belonging thereto, the place is known as the Vil lage Hotel;, The lots contain fire acres more or Jess. There '' are twenty-four' Booms attached to the hotel, and there are between twenty-five; and thirty1' valuable"' beds and furni ture, a good many" excellent blankets and qailts, all tne beds, well-furnished. ' The beds will be; sola separately. There are two lots at the stables containing near taro hun- dred stall? for horses. , T ' - . - This is an excellent stand for a hotel, and. the railroad frqnl Greensboro' to -Danville will run within seven miles of this, place, and travel will be -greatly increased by that road. .My profession as apractiqneer of medicine requires all my attention, and I cannot attend to the., business of the hotel at the same time, and that induces me to sell. Terms made known on the day of sale. : 1 ' Dec.rll18G2.T-d2w. J. Q. BE AS LEY. HEADQUARTERS, CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. V ft ';. Camp Holmes, Dec. 11, 1862. 1, , The following named officers of the 57th Regiment, N. C. Troops : Williams Brown, W. II. Howerton and J. O. T)verc'a3n,'of Rowan county, and l): W, Rhine, and O. D.' L. Yount, of Catawba county, having been dropped from the Rolls of said Regiment, by order of the Secretary of War, for prolonged absence without leave, eease to be officers of the C. ,S. Army. . . ; 1 They are hereby ordered to report to these Headquar ters The enrolling officers will report them as conscripts. ' ii-.- '. By order of " . v . PETER MALLETT.'. . ' Col Commanding Conicripti. ' E. N. MakV, Adjutant. 45 d3t Salisbury Watchman copy three times and for ward bill 'to this office. - For Sale. I OFFER for sale my House and Lot on nUlsboro' street, in the City of Raleigh; Parties disposed to purchase are jnvited to examine the property . ; The ground West of the Raleigh and Gaston Rail road, will be sold separately from that -va the Eat sidle' of it. Terms cash or credit with , undoubted surety. If pot disposed of before the 2d inst., it will be sold at Auction that day, at ltVclock, before Mr.-Towles door. dec 4-dtf. - D.W, COURTS.' , IVegra Sale -Renting WILL he sold at Boon Hill Station, Johnston county, N. C- on the 7th day of January 1863", eight or ten likely negroes, belonging to the - estate of T. W. Whitley, .deceased - ? --w Also, will bs hired out about seventyvlikely ; negroes among them is a good carpenter,, blacksmith and cooper. At the same time and place, the mills and lands belong ing to the said estate will be rented, unless previously dis posed ok .', ' '' ' ' : Also, the negroes and 1 arris belonging to M. E. Whitley, known as the Etheldred Bfti ' rct. -) , t : 1 At J. HEATH, Adm'rV .:; Dec 4 V; X;. V.f S- 38-dtdpd TO n I RE A JTURSE FOR tUE EJTSWNG YEAR. Possession desired immediately. Apply to ; . p , P. f. PESCUD. d 6t-pd. ". 4';. . 1 AAA BUSHELS SWEET POTATOES. JlJJJ - ROBT. TAYLOR. Wilson, N. C.; Dec. 8, 1862. 4 4l-dlw-pd OX and after the 1st day of January, the. price of Gas will be eight dollars per thousand feet. . WATERHOUSE & BOWES. December 12 th, 1862. 45 till lstjn. Driven Wanted! 10 WHITE Drivers for State, teams Wanted ; to haul corn at Tarboro', N. C, for this Depart merit. ; y-a. : THOMAS D. HOGG, Cap't dec 1-tf Commissary Department, Raleigh, N. C, Valuable Sale. I OFFER For Sale, Privatelr, the beaut if aires -idence of Mrs. Cotton, in the City of Raleigh. Terms to suit the purchaser. ' Persons wishing to purchase will: please apply to the undersigned before the first of January, 1863, or I shall rent the premises en that day.' :y y-.-'-'V" M;-- ; r,- r g. LEWIS. T . ' Dec. 14th, 1862.-47-d tai 1st jan. ent, Ac. 4 For Sale. A HOUSE and Lot in llocksvllle, Davie cennty, IX. C. , The lot contains 18 or 20 acres part of which is wooded land with all necessary outhouies. For farther particulars apply at this office. i - - DecS j' ':':- - ;'-"'!. -.' ''- 56-';"' $50 Reward. RAKAWAT from the subscriber, in McDoirell - county, N. C, on the 20th day of November, my bey RALPH. , Said boy is near sii-feet high, very black, and is slow of speech. He had on when he left borne a round-, about coat, made; of blue blanketing, with a black stripe Ion the lower part of th coat. " Said boy has a notable ; scar onr his right jaw," caused by lancing Sk. ririog. Th ' said boy had a heavy beard on bis cbia wh left home. - Said Vr was bought ofJGl. W. Wynt oisburg, and was ' raised near Tarboro, "N. C Th v reward will be given f.r the apprehension of said W w any jail, So tnat l can get mm. Address MILLS HI Max INS, N. U. Marion, Dec-12th; 1862 47 d6t f SS" Standard copy 6 times and send to Enterprise office, Marion, N. C. ., , . :, ' .... can nave rooms separately or otberwue as may be preferred. For further information, address the nndersffirned,' '::" ,1 B. CRAVEN, President.- Whim- SJa j IlKAPQUABTERS,UAlir OF, ISftTRTJCTldN, . . V ; ' 1 1 Camp Holme, NoV. 29th 1862.' J 1 - I i : . 1 -.. . f ' t ". it. conduct mil Conscripts nt having received certificai? of - exeidption, to the Camp of Instruction, near Raleigh.. : .IlL AUperaons who mar desire i tb-vduoteermnit do so before the 20th of Deoember, the day set apart Tor en f rollmenVand must join Companies which were in tne aer- ' vice of the Confederate. States on thej 16th of April, 1SC1. IV. Applications forxemption, most, in all cases, be made to the enrolling' Officer of the district ; ' duplicate ' copies of said application being made lnlwritingr duly . sworn to before an acting Justice of the Peace and bearing . , the certificate of tho Clerk of the ConrV grYen nnder th r County Seal and sent thxoogUth'e Colonel of the regiment. An appeal may be taken from the decision of the enrolling officer to the Commandant orConscflpta.'' ! ; r, 1 ' V.: AH Conscripts engaged on Uofrernment' worts win In Issuing the above orders for thi enrollment of Con scripts between the ages of 18 and 40t. the Commandant , avails himself of the opportunity to thank the State - Offi- oers for their untiring and laborious efforU in the discharge of their duties and the efficient' and! ready assistante ren-i tered to himan their official capacity heretofore. y. s The importance and'lsbsolute necwlty jof renewed ener- ' gyand prompt action in executing these orders . faithfully. . is fully expressed in His Eicellenfiy Governor Vance's j. General Order. , No. 10' V " ' - The efficiency of the army and thejaafety of our country ; depends in a great measure upon their faithful ducnarge of these dnties. ' ;y.;; ? j . , ,;; By order or Colonel Peter Mallett, . y Commandant of CoMrpt$ in iV. f?." E. -N. 3rANK , - A J'.M J . -I Standard. Favetteville Observer, Charlotte Demo crat, and Ashevillc News, ' copy tiljl date of .enrollmc ana sena . dui xo inis oince.. . . f , dec &-dAwtte " ' , . ;. ... "; . . ' . .'. . :.. 40 Executive Department, , Jff0 ' ADJUTANT GENERAL S OFFICE, 1 Halkios. Nov. 27, 18C2.-' GENERAIjt ORDERiii ' f - t " v ? --NoKL! ;Jr .!.:) , tA '.ti0-.i ' I, The President of 0e CoDfederite SUteihavimj deem- -J ed it necessary to call into service, under the provisions of . , ihe recent act of Congress, all! persons liable to military duty betweeri' the ages of IS and 40 f eafsj ; the Command in Officers of the"-Militia will call out their respective' ISt-giments and enroll and conduct to the Camp of Instruc tion all persons liabl to military utyi under this law at such" time as Colonel Peter MaUjttXTiiet .KnroUing Utticer . torlhe State Inay'direiCn'Hf;-;'-''' ; ', II. The enemy are pressing npon.ns "in great numbers ' ' with the intention to overwhelm usi by a winter campaign. " " Our danger no w. comes from the south side of the. James. : River, and ks" the scene of war approache. nearer te our . '. borders, it becomes North Carolinians' to rush even more promptly than before to the defencje of our own territory. , 1 If we can drive him back once more, as we have so often done, there is every reason to, hope that his strength will be effectuallv broken. The vsriou officers entrusted with the execution of this order are again' cobaniinded to use all diligence in arresting deserters " 4nd" absentees without leave from the army -and all good! citizens who prize lib-- ' erty and independence,3 are earnestly invoked to assist in hurrying off all euch to their regiments. The brave and ; ; patriotic soldier will not overstay ihis furlough unless pro- '. - videntiallv - hindered. :Th coward .alone will shirk fat home) whilst his braver cemrades eindure the heat and bur- ; ' then of the fight. - - ' j: ' !'; '--- uL , 3 By order of Governor Vaxck. . ' j. o. martin ' ' ' ' Adjutant Oerurat, Raleigh, Dec. 13th, 1862. 'y 1 ' . 4 d3t lw - Sale of Lands Negroes, etc. v ? OX the First. Second' and Third Days or Jan nary, A. D.-1863, - the Lands nd Negroes, Household ; Furniture, Corn, a number of valuable Milch Caws, Ac v of the late Mrs. Rachel Stokes, and also a number of fine , beef Cattle, a valuable Jack sevdralhead of herses, with , other articles too numerous to mihtion," thb property' of the late Mrs. Stokes and Col; MS. Stokes, deceased, will be sold on a credit of twelve months. . ' '- ' ; ; This is to. take place, at the former residence of General Stokes, called th BenJ on the Ykdkin River, about four "i milesabov Wilkesboro'. j" r-". ' " " Attention is especiallv invited tio the valuable and desl- rable tract of land offered for sail' r: V'-trW - On Monday evening, the 5th of January, be. sold at ,. The property of the late Mrs. Stokes, a valuable Stock . Farm; 'in Ashe county, containing about 500 acres. . Also) on a credit or 12 months, jthere will be sold a quan tity of Hay, and a parcel of Honsehnld Fufnittife." ' -j , , JACOB FR A LEY, Adm'rv . With the will annexed of Mrs. R. Stokes, and Adm'r of t Col. M. S. Stokes. "'" - .. ,';';.. i ;.r ', , ' , . - Dec &;;' ; : . K-r- :1 lO-dAwlm " ' Yalnable Land and Likely Negroes Tor 'V. : Sale! : yr'9 PTJRStAKT to a Decree of the Conrt ofKqni ty of "Surry county I' shall tell, on the first day of January next, on a credit of twelve months, at the late ' residence of William Bowles, ;diec'd; that 'very .valuable ' - tract pf Land on which the said William Bowles, dee'd, . r ormerly resided "ctfntaining' aboat 350;ACRES--a con- siderabfe part being bottom landL on Fiih River. And 'ai- the same tune and place and on the same' terms, 1 shall sell Seven very likely young NEGRO FELLOWS one ex cellent house servant one tolerable blacksmith one coarw shoemaker.' If purchasers prefejr it, "the cah will be. re; t- ceived by consent of the parties.; ' '-" ' ' ' "j ' '' J. F. GRAVES, C. M. E. 1 dec I Price' AdV't, $5.62H.v ; r; w4t Winstau Stntinel please copy, three weeks. . . . : : ' ; -i . "" m . ' "'". 1 J-'- r ".' ' Horses and Mnlcs Wanted for State Pur- . :'rw ''''.,t POSCS. i' .o t i-VJ ' '.;-; ".Vi. ,1 -', TIIE andersfened having bern appointed agent . for the State tor the purchases of horses suitable to the : ';Cavalry Service, and good draft mules suitable for Stale., i hauling, would state that he may! be found, daily,' In Ral- 1 eigh for lhe next two weeks, at his Livery Stables. r " f y:.,:-rri.s urv;v r JAMES M. HARRIS dec 9 .,.K:j ' iAt-Yfl-A ;.:.'--v.'ii r.41w.-M;-.:'. ? Standard and Progress copy tiro weeks.. ; Salt for Water County. THE Salt Commissioner or Wake Coonty,' un der the order of the Cofinfy Court, will commence the.' .distribution of Salt, in Raleigh, on Monday next, 15th' insL All the Magistrates are requested to make their r-' ports by that time. .- y- f ' ( '- '. ; j-" , ' .. TH0S. C iWniTAKER, j v .'.' "!" ' ' . Commissioner, 'l- dec 9 ;' -.rc:a iw'V ;,.; -s'.-l-dlw' , . ; r UnlTersltj.4 ;!; , t. rpHE Annual lleetlcg of the Tmstees of the X University will be held in the Executive ' Office, oa Wednesday, the 10th uutant.( CHAS. MANLY, Raleigh, Dec 1-dtnV To Presidents and. Superintendents of i , -; ..'. -jfiS: JiaiiroadSjf-vv . ..r . ' v - ..' j. , m , RICHV050, Dec 4, 186t. ' HATIKG been' appointed 'Assistant Adjutant General, and assigned to the vpecial duty of superin tending and directing .Government Transportation by W Railroad. I desire a conference., with the Presidents and - Superintendents of all the .Railraads in the Confederate State, at Augusta, Ga., on the 15th inst? - i ww . mm mm P. Ai C.; Ae. ' 3S-dt4 Deei Old. Sars Wanted TTflLLpay tar old Dlreslar ZIU1 Eatrs, rrora and for long, heavy saws forty dents per pound, delivered' to . " - .' '-'T L. FRQELICKS, ' . v-H-' ':'fjonreSerate SUtea Armory; '. DecJ . ",; ' -v- " :.'., '; , . 36-d2ir-pd Register and Spirit of the Age copy to the amount of $3 t I." CO MHANDINQ OFFICERS MILITIA nfiOI- " ' menUT6 reqaired.t sasemble all persow .tabject ta tht . - , provbiona of the ajt entitled 'a act to amend an, act en-. t -titled an act-to provitle further for the public defence' , ' : . approved Sept. 2&im?vrt aroll lhe aanw!.' . t: t f S II. An Enrolling Officer and an Examining Board will ; be appointed for each Congressional District, who will giv - dde notice to . tht Commanding officers of Regiments to . bring' the Conscripts to the Govnty-SMtrof their ropee-W j ; tive Counties for examination. Immediately upon eiam- I jnatwB. the mid CmmmAadinff Officer f - ResimeU Will r r., n 1 a id bill to this omce. ; -' z. ? i. i I. .. t. I1 ine suojeci. i i -'.-. -" 1 :i
Daily State Journal (Raleigh, N.C.)
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