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STATE: J.0URNA
,J0ny;Siam,EdItpr,ai4Prepfie(oi'.
! A D Y k H T I S I Jf G -
ADVERTISEifENTS wil U Instrted at tw
OLLias tr moiM of ti-n linm nr for the firJt'
iartfoo a ad o notvta for each sabseqoeat io
action. vMarrlsg notices afld OUuarie wilt h
.c,hargei as advcrtiscxue&tx.. t J-.-j-.; , ' .;
JOB WORK of ttrrr descrlptkm will b tt
ecttted at thi D3iewiU diepateh. and as neatl
as can b don,ia th Soathrrh Ooafederacy.
Tri-w eeki.t; br r months
AYfiEKJYEDITIONi for tmu.ia 1 3
Vol.: W,
1 RAIiEIGrHrN, C, NOVEMBER 4r 1863-
INTO. 3.
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.'v;t' . ici-oHD, Sept. 8, 1863.U1 1
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TT T HK BUREAU T COX SCBIPTIOK
t A :LL Via apthoriied to raise an4 egdip in ai
of tfje gtates of Georgia, South , CaroRna, North
Carolina a6d Virginia,' obe Battalion of She Coin-!
ntefl"ofaoQBtw' riVhd furnish "their Own -liorses
'and who H not iable to conscription t ,
jbc apder .the rder, Of th Bureau for the purpp-.
aes of conscription, Ihe arrest of deserters . and ' for
lojfcat defence mustered for otne year." -
1 'Companies to' elect their officers. The ca t)fr
ficera to be asaigned frtfai officers belonging to; the
EnrotlingerTce " J !? i.-, -i;tr!l i4 !' ,rl
- Companies hot to exceed one hundred, rack and
file.". V .v J . "' -.c ;
Sffy command of the Secretsfrr of War : v ff
- Signed - ; JOHN WITnERS,si
M-f&3ir ft Awistant Adjutaat General. ! '
. .; Bj rde pf, CoL John S. , Pres too,; Superintend
. KLKIGH. Oct. 7, 1863.
mm MUltiVMIVltL Itvviikuo- mnn
AT-i
A- tention or all persons capaore ot Deartnof arms, i
bat who are exempt from military dutj under thel
present regrulationsib the Above order of th e Sec- :
retary of War. Itiwill be seen that it is the in ten-!
tlon of the Department to raise a. Battalion of )
'mounted men for special serfice in North Carolina,;:
and .the Cdmmandaat hopet that all able bodied
menj;who, ,may be. eicempt; by reason; of hayias: :
furnished lubstitntes or otherwise, will not 'shrink ;
from this call? but will hasten to enlist iri the de
fense of their homes, their firesides and the State
that gave them, birth, i .i ',:;; !".-.
., Parties enlisting in this Battalion will be exempt
from duty in the Militia and Home Guard, and
will receiTethe pay and allowance of cavalrymen.
The Enrolling Officers throughout the State" are
'authorized to receive recraits. or they may report
directly at either of the Camps of Instruction. "
r....: By order of - Cou PETER MALLETT, .
'"'" Commandant of Conscripts for N. 0.
. ! Hugh L." ColIj Captain and A. A. A. G.
-ncT2-lm." '-.'-'-'" !;";''' '""J'
iv HEADQUARTERS, RALEIGH, Ni C.,
. i-; , . October 8th, 1S63J
Gksebal Ordkks, 1 .; ' . !
, No. 1. . j '. '
I IK OBEDIKKCE TO GENERAL ORDER,
No. 23, Headquarters Departmen of N. C.
Paragraph II, the underigned assumes Command
" f this Post..,. f - .
II. It ismade the duty of all Officers who remain
in' the city ovei4 24 hours to report to this office,
and men. on arriving who intend to remain to ob
tain pass from Provost Marshal. i
- .111. Officers who are improperly absent from
their commands will ;be reported at once to
their Commanding Officers. The men will be arr
rested itedsent t their-commands.
' IVr In ojrder to avoid unpleasant detention and
arrest, citizens tpon arriving here will furbish
evidence of their Exemption f i om military service
to the Provost Marshal.; .
(Signed) PETER MALLET,
nev2-dlm ;' ' ; Commanding Post.
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. T &
Richmonr, Va., Oct. 16, .
THE FOLLOWING CONFEDERATE 0FFI
cers andiuen are hereby; declared duly ex
changed : ' - : .
1. All officers and men captured and pa'rnled at
anv time previous to thelstof September, 1863.
This section, however, is not intended to include
any officers or men captured at -YJcksburg, July
..r . t . i j ri i v i
bracewT rel ivories made at Uity J'omt or oiner
place before Sept. 1st, 1S63, and with the limita
tion above named, all. captures at Port Hudson or
any other, place wheie the parties were' released
on parole. v
2. .The Staff of Generals Pemberton, Stevenson,
Bowen,-Moore, Barton, S. D. Lee, Cummings,
Harris and Baldwin, and of Colonels Reynolds,,
Cockrcll and Rockery j tbeofficeis and men be
longing o the Epgineer Corps .ant' Sappers and
Miners, anii "the 4th and 46th Mississippi Regi
ments, all captured at Vicksburg,-July 4th,jlfi63;
3. The general office rs captured at Vicksburg,
July 4th, . 1863, were ?doclarcd exchanged ; July
13th, UCS. . , J ... RO. OULD,
Ji ov. 2 d6t. " Agent of Exchan ge. :
- : EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT N. C.
'!;
XVJVTAST GESXWAL S UFFICK,
, , .BleighOctober 8, 1863
Gi5ekal Orders, I . (i,t "s :
, 'No. 4.. '.' ' " :." " -y-
1T1IE FIRST SECTION OF THE ACT OF
the General Assenfbly, passed July 7th. 1S63,
was intended ;to apply to the militia as then or
-ganized, and not to the organization for, "Home
Defence.,.' ; '. " ''". ' .. i
II. The Commissions f the Militia Officers are
suspended only while members of the Home Goard
orginization and doing "Auty in it. When not on
duty, they may be reJjuSred by the Commanders
of their liegiment to assist them, in the execution
of orders from this office. . l if
III. The officers and men of the Guard foe Home
Defence will be subject to the Rules and Articles
of War and the General iRegulations of the I Con
federate States Army, when called out by orders
from this office, either for diill. or Ibr special or
general service . .. J . :''";.
Bv order of Governor Vance: J
-" -- vf- t? R. C. GATLlX'
- ... '-' i Adjutant General.
noV -2-d6t -''"'ft ' ' t ' f i-f, kHz. V ' ?'" ''
Alldailv papers in the State copy one wce7 and.
other papers two wces.;
' EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT N, Of
Adjutant Gesebal's ufwck (jumwa,)
: H ' Raleigh, Ot't. 1?, 1863.
Gkksral Okders, -.
' . V.. to 1 '. . ' . ..''I-...
THE MILITIA OFFICERS iNEACHCOt N
ty where theJUuard for Home Defence has been
or may hereaftebe fully organized will turn ovfrto
the CommandSf.of the" latter all arms, accoutra
3Tnents and ammunition in their possession beljng
; ing to the State, taking receipts for the samp. .
By order of Got. Vance. . j .
-.' ; . R. C- GATLIN,l
': :,. v . Adjutant General.
All dailv papers in the State copy one week and
other papers two weeks.
HEAD QUARTERS 12th REG. N. C. T.
Near Kelly'? Ford, Va.:, Oct. 2rf, 1863.
TH I R T XuDOLLARS REWARD. THE
above reward: will be paid for the apprehen
sion of J, T. Robertson, private Co? G, ?2th Rg't
N. C Troops," who deserted from his command on
the 14th ot September, .1863, while onthe mairch
from Orange Court-House, Va., to Soininervlille
Ford. ' ,-.
Said Robertson is about five, feet nine inches
-high, fair complexion grey eyes, id ark hair, dark
whiskers and moustache. He' resides in Haltfak
County, Ni C, Where he is supposed t be lurking
at 'present; rr r:U;' ;v.4;? j ,i
..' I 4 t 1L EATON COLEMAN,
- Col. J2th NJ C. T.. Johnstor's Brijrade.
nov.2r3t Rodes Div,EweU' Corps, A. N.iV.
- -- . - ,. : r.
4tn, IbU.i, except sucn as wereaeciareu exeuangeu
by Exchanffe Notice No. 6, Sept. 12th, l63,.orare
T i f, OFFICE MEDICAL DIRECTOR, r
i, , ;V4 kl Gbnerai; Hospitals N. C., v V I
, v Raleigb, October 9th, 1863. J,
SURGEONS IN CHARGE OF HOSPITALS
will n4 permit any Steward or Agent to pur
chase Hospital supplies, .except for cash, or on the
written order of the Surgeon. Accounts incurred,
in disregard of these instructions, will notberecog
ttixed. . ' .1 j '
VJir order of the Surgeon General : . 4 , L:
. J''..-. -P, E. HINES;
nor. 2-2awIm -f Medical Directorj
1. Military Notices.
;.v..
4a jSorgeon g exer al;s office,
KDICAL EXAMIN I X cfBOiRD- NO. 3,
Composed of the following nameq Uvdical
; a I Surgeon IL Fi ABEND ELL,
. " . Sure-eon W, W. FOOTE, i
WjU neet at the town of Salisbury, in Rowan
tjounty, on" Friday and -Saturday, 23d and 24th
Uctober. - - '
y- At Stitesville, in redeli ounty; on T.needy nd
tVedneaday, 27th and; 28thr , j; .- , ,
VA Lihcolnton Lincoln county, on Monday and
Tueeday, the 2d and 3 Ndvemberi' -rs 1.
At Charlotte, Mecklenburg county, on .Friday
and Saturday, the 6th and 7th November., , ;
Jf At Concord,- Cabarrus county on;. Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 10th and Ilth November, "-1 ! x
JX For th purpose of examining all persons j who
cjaini exemption from . "Home Guard"daty an o
ciount" of physical disability, according to the pro
viiyions of G eneral Ol'dit No. 3p issued f rom the
AdjutaBt General's Office - t-!i;
Sturgeon General North Cawlina. ;
nov. 2tnovll - . ; ' ;
L ,r. .Camp
OF INSTRUCTION,
2C.V
183.
Hoxmes, Aug. 16, 18K3
jSpceicU Order.
f7-'No. - ; f
fpHE F0LL0W1N G SLAVES HATE BEEN
f Jtitcaptured by the military in attempting to escapa
to the eniemy and are now in custody at this camp
sdbje'cf to the disposal of their, owners : ' , . :
j"CJ5SAR," abont28 years of age, dark cam
pljexion,5 feet 6 inches high, belonging to the estate
611 Elijah Weecs, of Carteret county, ani employ
ed by B. Blackman, of Duplin county. "JOHN,
about 8 years of age, dark complexion, '4 feet
2& inches high j and "NICY,", about 30 years
otlage, dark complexion, 5 feet H inchv-shigh,
nrtinprtv lof Mrs. Odonf. of Pollocksville.
Commandant of Conscripts for NC-
N- P!eior, Adjutant
faug lT-d30t.
Hailroad Notices.
. RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAIL ROAD,
- I - . SCTF- EttlNTKXD ENTS OFFICE-,
' . Iticnmond, Sept. 29t 18f3.
VTOTICE TO STAGE PROPRJETOHS.-THE
! IM Passenger Trains on the Piedmont Railroad
will commence running to Riedsville in a few
wepks, and the Company desire to have a line, ot
stalges established between the terminus ofr the
roid and Greensboro'. ': ''
A through ticket will be madeon avorable terms
with any line of stages that will ensure the neces
sary facilities for the traveu
Propositions are invited at once. ,
l -i CHAS- G. TALCCTT,
nry 2-6t Sup't Piedmont R. R. -i
-: i- - "
IRTCHMOXD A DANV1L3 S RAIL ROAD, 1
ta j Superintendent's Office,
Tt7ANTED FOR GRAVEL TRAIN ON
I H Piedmont Railroad 20 hands, for which lib
bral wages -will be paid. ?
Also, 301 wood cutters and hands to work on
repairs of track. ,
Apply atiJ'. k. it. umce, uanvaie, or at u. &
Ji. Ji. Ulflce, Jiichmona.
ti U. ii. TALUUTT,
Jnor 2d4t J , . "V Supl. P. K. R. .
' 1 f- '
lAuTjiction Sales:
f;b CAPITALISTS. WILL HE SOLD AT
LL ( Charlotte, N. . C, on Monday, the 23d No
veinber, 1863, valuable REAL ESTATE, as ful-
ItfW8':
The well known MANSION HOUSE, contains
st fiortv rooms. " :...'
! !. 1 also,'. -i
Two fine jBRICK'STORES, one hundrcU land
fi ty iteet long, eacb. v -- ',:
iThree CELLAR STORES, now occupied
1 Moore, V bung; - Wriston & Orr, Fisher
by W.
;r & Uo-
rughs ana otners. . ;
Two large IB RICK sVoiiES, three stories hih,
with i a good Dwelling House; -above, contaiuiog
eight i lsrge rioms, adjoining the State Bank, now
occupied by H. B. Williams & Co., i Southern Ex
press iCompany, J. F. Butt and others. i .
i -i A1.DU, -
A handsomiePRIVATE RESIDENCE; contain
ing ttin Roouis, with one and a half acres of Land,
arid a beautiful garden, in a pleasant part of the
city. " .- j ' ' ' :l i - - - " ;
, possession can be had forthwith. V ..
N. ii. The said property, being in the most de
sir'ablje businltsa part of. the town, and in the inte
rior ojf the Southern Conrederasv with numerous
railrojids connecting, and with te amount of bu
sinesSjnow doing in this city and neighborhood,
otfprsjthe bestinducementto pu-chasers. ' Persons
wishieg to urctase by, private sale a portion, or
the whole, can do so by calling on me at Charlotte,
NlcJ . ; WM. TRELOAR.
; iaoT2-d3f , -
Richmohd Examiner, Charleston Courier, Co
lumbia SQuthlCarolinian, Augusta Constitution al
jist Atlanta, Intelligencer and Mobile Register will
copy bree tinges and send bills' to4ttiUetin office.
TjorR VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
Suf'suDCe of decrees madeby the Court of Equity,
ed fr the.county of Warren aforesaid, at Octo
bei term, 1863, I thall offer for sale, on Tuesday, -thJ24th
day of November next, at the. Court House
dodr, i the town of Warrenton, at public auptiun,
the following racts of land, to-wit : f. ' " :
; Ip the case f James T. Russell and others Ex-'-parte,
ithe tract of about two hundred and twenty
teres, hdjoluirig the lands of William E Daviand
there this tract will be sold on a ci edit of twelve
tnoatbs. I .' -- '" !...
AIso one other tract, in the case of Thomas Di
Hilparcrand wite, and others Expartex containing,
abohtthvo hundred and sixty-two acres, adjoining
theands of Jpbn Watkins, Austin Newman and
Wif iain Paschall, it bein the land od which Sam
uel fl. ilolloway resided at the time of his death,
sul ject, nevertheless, to the dower of Martha Hol
loway, the widow of the' said Samuelj This tract
willbe sold'onj a' credit7 of twelve months, Vith
interesu from the day of sale. ". j.
. Also; one other tract, in the case of Charles .J.
Jones aind others Exparte, contaiuing,about seven
hundred acres, adjoining the lands ol ;!J. Al. Heck,
W LiBattlejand Mrs. B. J. Hayes, jit'bejng the
trac o4.which!tbe late Edward Jones: died, seizad
and possessed, j This tract will be sol dj on a credit
of twijlfe months, 'with' interest from the day Of
sale.- I I -K -
And- au30c04ae qthef tracts in the case pf FM Fitts
and othprs 'Exparte, containing about twoliundred ,
and nve acresj adjoining the lanasSol Hainan
Milam, Wm. CD rake and John Rodwell. ' This
tract will be sold on a credit of twtlve i fiaonths,
with interest frjom the day of sale.- T v '- . :
,li(rida .'with approved security will Oe required
of thle ptlrChasers of taidlam'is. 4' -,'
Wankton, Oct. 2D, '63. C. M. COOK,
no 24-wtds j ;: ' ' ;- " C M. E.j
ONFEDEHATE M0"NEY BETTKK THAN
fgold. 10 per cent.- premium otj Confederate
mohe v- will be allowed for prompt payment in all
cas el where suit has been brought at j ;J ; -nof
2-tl3t. ' 1 . : RICHAl pSOy 'S.
"OQWDER,
I
JL I; BACON,
SUGAR, '
SALT, . ... l.L'r- : -t
LEATHER and f
MASON'S BLACKING
- at KICHARDSON'S.
novjv-d3t
SURGERY FOR FIELD AND H0SPI AL
I amj now prepared to deliver my work, on
Surgfery ito subscribers and others who may wish
to purchase it. j On the receipt of $5,00, the book
will be Sent bv mail. Doetace paidt " ' ; - "
Rate
H.VYAU.U WAitiifc, M.-if.
dlmj
Cbbfedefate Ija-ws.
sA L ? IBY ACTHORITT.1 v
LAWS OF THE CONFEDERATESTATE3 OF"
Vs - AMERICA. ';':-:- V;5V!
AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE BRUNS
WICK AND ALBANY RAILROAD COM-
IFAereaV The Brunswick and Albany1 railroad, 5
in"the'5tate .of Georgia, has een run and u sell as
a military necessity from tb month of September, v
eighteen handred and sixty-one to the present Ume, ;
and no charge for the use of the said road has
been made by the proprietors thereof against the
Government : Thcrefiire, to 4reservethe said rail
road from being brokVn up or destrted, - i ,v j
The Congre of the Confederate State of Aierica
do enact. Tbat the stock and bonds of the Brunswick
and Albanj Railroad Company retumedor which
inay be.returned to the Receiver at Sayannah, as
property of alien enemies, atfd sequestered or
which may be sequestered By decree .of theiproper
court shall not be sold at public auction, norater
wise diiposerf of, during the. 'continuance tfie
war, but shall; after the ritificatioat; of peace be
tween the i Confederate States aad thelTnited
States, be appraised io the fellqwiBg' matuitr ne ,
appraiser shall be appointed -by th Judge, of, the
District Court of the, Confederate States .'Tdr the:
district of Georgia ; another shall be appointed by
the Board of Directors of said company, and these
two shall appoint a third, and their appraisment
shall be made-under oath and in writing and filed
with the clerk of the said District court. . WJien
the said appraisment shall be made, the said comr
pany shall have the priviledge of. paying withiu
ninety 'days' thereaftef,' to the Receiver at Savan
nah,i the. amount of said ."appraised; value and
' upon such payment, the possession and title to the
said stock and boads.shall vest in, and be trans
ferred to the said ' company : Provided, however,
..that by accepting the relief hereby granted, and
upon payment ofthe said appraised value the said
company "shall be held and taken to have relin
quished all. claim against the. Confederate States
for compensation for the use of thejr said rilroad.
Approved April 16th, 1863.
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE COMMISSION
ER OF PATENTS TO PUKCHASK BOOKS
FOR THE LIBRARY OF THE PATENT OF
FICE. "
. The Congre of the Confederate States of Ameri
ca do enact, That the Commissioner of Patents be
and he ihereby authorized to expend from the Pat
ent fund "an additional sum of five hundred dol
lars in the purchase of necessary books for the
i jibrary of his office.
' Approved April 16th, 1863.
. JOINT RESOLUTION FOR THE RELIEF OF.
... CAPT. JOHN F. DIVINE.
Whereas, Capt. John F. Divine, Assistant Quar
termaster at Fort Macon, North Carolina. 1m me
diately before the surrender to the enemy of that
post, destroyed the sum of feur thousand nine hun
dred and fJi ty "dollars ih Confederate notes, be
Vlonging'tq the Government, to prevent the said
money from falling into the hands of the public
enemy ; and,' whereas, the Treasury Department
has no legal authority to give credit for the notes
- so destroyed : -Iiesolned,
.therefore, y the Conrjrtu of the
Confederate State oji America, That the Treasury
Department give tire said Capt. John F. Divine
credit for the said sum of four thousand nine hun
dred and forty dollars in the settlement of his ac
counts. Approved April 16th, 1863.
Nov. 3 2t. ; N
' - No. 77.- ' , .- .-' ! .
An Act to Authorize the Secretary of
War to parch - se or lease real estate.
The CongrcsH of the Confederate State of America
do. enact, That the Secretary of War be and he is
hereby-authorised to purchase or lease any and all
real estatejwhich may by him be "deemed necessary
for-the use of the. Government in the conduct of
those works-or operations submitted by law to the
; supervision or control of the ' War Department, 1
and for which appropriations are made by Con
.gress. ...'' ' ' m
Sec. .2. That the Secretary of War is hereby
authorized to ratify and complete any. purchase
or lease of real estate heretofoi'e . made, under the
direction of the Chief of Ordnance, and all such
leasts or .purchases heretofore made shall be
binding as soon as the same aro approved by the
Secretary of Wart ''-
- Sec. 3. 'Every purchase of. freehold estate made
by authority of this act shall be subject to the
condition that the consent of the State within"
whose limits it lies, shall be obtained by the Con--
lederate trorernment. . :
Appreved May 1, 1S63. ' nor 4-lt.
; .':' -' -: - No. 78. ' : " ' ' . .
An Act to pay Ofilccrs, Non-commissioned
Officers and Privates not Legally Mus
tered Into the Service f the Confeder-
!. ate States, for Services Actually Per-',
;'. formed.
,The Coihgres of the Cof ederate. State of Amer
tca do enact, That' all officers, non-com missioned
officers and privates of anv. legally constituted
military organization, which may have been ac
tually received into the service of the" Confeder
ate . States; by any generals officer thereof, but
weie neveV legally mustered into service, in con
sequence of the lc ss cf the musterrrolls of such'
military organization, shall be entitled to receive;
par from the time th-jy were sa receive, Pro
vided, The fact of their having been sa received,
into the service, and the time-they sered, is rfuly.
proved to the satisfaction of the Secretary of War,
under rules to be prescribed by him.
Approved May 1, 1863. nov 4-law3w.
J - No. 79. ' '
An Act to provide for the payment of cer
tain Nertli Carolina Troops from the
time of their Enlistment.
T he 'Con gr en of ihe Confederate State ofhAmer
ica do enact That the troops heretofore raiied by
the.State of North Carolina, and aftei wards re
ceived into the service of the Confederate States,
by the Confederate States, shatl.be paid from the
date of their enlistment.
' Approved May 1, 1863. , nov 4-lw2vv.
' J "No. 84.
An Act to provide lor the transfer of per
sons senilis in the Army to the Navy.
he Cong re of t- e- Confederate - State of
America do enact, .That all persons serving in the
land fortes of the Confederate Sta.ea who shall
desire to be transferred to the naval servico,
and whose transfer as seamen or ordinary seamen
shall be applied for by the Secretary'of the Navy,
shall be transferred from the land to the naval
service: 1'rovided, That nothing in this act thall
be soconstrued as to alter or repeal any law now
in force limiting the number of seamen.
Approved-May 1, 1863.' novMaw2w
. ; ; TNo. 85. J. ' 1
An Act Iiesulatiug the Granting of Fur
i.,
loughs and Discijarges.il iiospiiais.
The Congress of the Confederate State ef Amert
ca"do enact, "That sick) wounded, and disabled
soldiers in hospitals ehaV be entitled to furloughs
and discharges under tbe following rules and r
rulationa: In places Where there are three or
niore hospital?, three iirgeons in charge of hOs7
pitals, or divisions in hospitals, shall constitute a
Board of Examiners for' the hospitals, to which
they belong, whose dat it shall be, twice in each,
week, to visit said hositals, and -examine appli
cants for furloughs add discharges; and inad
cases where tbey shall', find an applicaat for fur
louffh unfit for milttajy duty, either from disease
or wounds, and likeleo to remain for thirty days
or upwards, they t-hJl grant ajurlougb for such
time asihev shall deem him unfit tor duty, not to
exceed sixty days. 3id bod Shall keep a sec
ratary or clerk, who 411 issue all four.oughs by
order of the board, aftd shall specify therein the
timeof furIoughrthet)lace ofthe residence of the
-soldier, his conipaEy,regunent,.and Drigade.
Skc.' Be it urth& Enacted, That no. further
regulations shall be lequired ' or the Soldiers, and
nt passport required other than his folougb. -
Sec. 3. .2? i( futther enacted, That the -l
board may recoaiuend .discharges, xtaf?o thft
"irround thereof., which." when approved bv the
Sorgcon Generator the General commanding t he
army or 4epaftment to which .the soldier be
ioogs, shalV entitle him to a discharge and trans
portation to, the place of b la enlistment or reei
oence. "'','.' r - "" (;"-,'.'.r.' - i r-. ":. -
- Sec. I.' Be U ffiriher enicieit, That ; In places
where there are;but two hospitals. two surgeons
in chargebf a hospital or division shall onftitate
a board for-the -purpose aforesaid; andia places
' where there is bat on?; and the surgeon, in charge,
and two assistant surgeons, if thre be two, and if
not, then, one , shall constitute a board- for the
purpose aforesaid, and may furlongh and recom
mend discharges as aforesaid t Provided That no
furloughs shall be granted indef (h provisions
of this act, if in the opinion of the board, the life or
'convalesence of the patient would be endangered
thereby. ' ' !,''; :"Vl ' " f- ?'
v'Sec. 6. The house surgeon ia all hospitals shall
see each patient under.hia charge once every day.
i ; Approved May 1 1863. ; . r nov 4-law3w ,
in Act to Ahollsh all Pdrts of Deliver r
. v - in the Confederate States.; Xv.
5" The Cogre ofthe Cof4cYateSrate0TAieri
ett 'tjawact, "That all or part of taws establish-
irig. Jsny. port or. ports of delivery Jn the Confede
rate States be, and the same are ht reby .repealed,
and that all ports of delivery- heretofore establish
ed be,;a3d the same arej hereby abolished,' except
such ports of'delivery as are als ports of entry.
' Approved May 1, 1&63. j.: .- , nor 4-dlaw2w ;
An Act to Provide Certain Regulations
for Iloldin? Elections for Delegates to
the Congress of the Confederate States
In certain Indian Nations
fFhe Congre of the Confederate State of 'Ameri
ca do enact. That in the several Indian Nations en
titled by treaty to Delegates in the Congress of the
Cgnfederate States, the regulations for holding
elections for such Delegates shall be as follows :
Such elections shallbe! held in all such Indian Ua
lions on the first Jdondaj' in September,; A. D,,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three, and oh the fhst
Monday of September, in ea&h second year there
after. .'';' ' ;-"V : V -- - :
Sec? 2. Such elections shall be conducted accor-.
ding to the mode prescribed by the laws of the
sevaral Rations, except so far as such Jaws may
be modified by this acti . :
Sec. 3. In such elections, every citizen of the
N Rtion entitled to a Delegate, who has not forfeit
ed his citizenship by deserting to the public enemy,
or seeking protection from the Government of the
United States, who shall be qualified to v.. te for a
member of the legislative bady of such Nation,
shaltbe entitled to vote for such Delegate, at any
placein such Nation where he would be entitled
to vote, for Governor or Princip al Chief.
ec. 4. Tn case such citizens shall be in the mil
itary service of the Confederate States or in case
the elections cannot be held, at the usual places of
holding elections', such citizens shall be allowed 1
to vote in the camps of "the army as hereinafter
provided. . j " , ,'r .
Sec. 5. In every . Nation in which elections are J
authorized by this act, polls shall be opened at the
usual time and places of hording elections; and the
returning olhcers shall make t he usual returns to
the Governor or Principal Chief of the-Na'-ion,
within ten days after such elections. ..
Seel 6. 1 n -every regiment or battalion i the
military service of the Confederate States, the.
Colonel or'other officer in command 'of the same,
or the ollicer in Command of any less body of
troops on detached service, shall appoint two
judges a ltd three clerks to? open and hold such
election, who shall: hold the same, and niako out
the poll books and returns in the same manner" as
is usual in holding other elections in the: NationS,
from which such regiment or command came a nd
the returns of said election shall be made within
ten days. " v- " :'!;.. ' ' r '
Sec. 7. The returns of such eleptiSns' in catnips
shall be forwai-ded by the several efiWMandirfgonw
cers appointing the judges, and clerks as 1 aforesaid
to the Govornor,og Principal Chief ot the Nation
for which such elec tion is go held. .
Sec. 8. The Governor or .Principal Chi ef of the
Nation for which such elections i? held, shall ex
amine the returns forwarded ' to him, and givo to
such pe son' as he shall ascertain to h ave received
the highest number of Votes, a certificate of such
fact. " .' '
t Sec. 9. The' officer authorized to appoint the
judges and clerks shall be authorized to administer
the proper oaths to the judges and clerkA, or . they
naay administer the same to each other. ' . . .
. Sec. 10. Kvery person concerned inholding
such elections in any Nation or camp shall take
an oath to support the Constitutton ofthe Confed
erate. St'ites and to discharge his duty in holding
such election faithfully and impartially,
i Approved May 1, 1863. nov 4-law2w
)y '-I'-.y ' ' ':- .
V '. No. 99. ; '
An Act' to prevcnt'Fraud in the Qnartcr
maSteisand Commissary's Department,
and tlie obtaining under false pretetncc
Transportation ' for Private Property. -
The Cong rem of the Confederate States of Ameri
ca do enact, That no officer s charged with the
safe keeping, transfer or dUbursemept :of public
moneys, shall convert to his ovvn'use, or. -invest in
any kind of property or inerahandise, on private
accounts or lend with or without interest j any por
tion of the public moneys-entrusted to him for 'safe
keeping, transfer, disbursement or any other pur-
pose.. '..!- ' .- t". .-'-,-
.Sec. 2. ".Tht'ho olficer charged, with the safe
keeping transfer or disbursement of public wgnsxi,
or charged with" or assigned to the 'duty of .pur
chasing for the government or -any fWpartuient
thereof shall buy trade, traihe or speculate ia,
either directly or indirectly tpr "the purpose of
gain te Jnmsclf or others, by re-.saTe' or otherwise,
any article of food or clothing or inatei ial of which
the same is made, or which enters into or consti
tutes a part of the same, of any material of war
or.article whatsoever, which is or may lie required
to be-purchased for the use of the army or the
"prosecHtion of the war. ;.''"
Sec. 3 No. ollicer shall take a rec-ipt in blank
f.jr any article or articles purchased by him for the
government or any department thereof; and every
receipt shall set forth the true ainouat paid, and
on-what account ; and when payment is made on
account of property purchased the receipt shall
set forth the name of t he person from whom such
profertv was purchased and the.placo of his resi
dence, thetliir)g or tilings paithased by items,
number, weight or meagureraent, as may be cus
toinary in th particular case, the price thereof,
and the dite of payment. .
Sec. 4. No ollicer who is in charge of transpor
tation, or who is empowered . to .gratis the same,
shall forward; by government convey ir.ee r at ihe
expense of government; or to the exclusion or de
lay of government freight, any commodity or pro
perty of any kind, unless the sam e belongs to the
goTcrnmeut or some department thereof, except as
authorized by law. j
' Sec. 5. Any officer who shall violate any pVo
vision in the foregoing sections, shall upon a con
viction before a court martial or military court,
be cashiered, and placed in the ranks as a" priTate
to serve during the. war : -Provided, That notbing
herein ctntaiccd Ehallj inspair the civil rciaedy,
which tire government may have p.ainyt any Of
ficer or hisureties for fraud, speculation or r.:in
applicStion of th-public moneys cnti-usted to - him
by the government- ! -: . . : - '
Sec. 6. lie it further 'enacted. That any person
in the eiiijlo.vment 'or'Service of the government as
aforesaid, and all other persons coming wiLbin the
purview of thisct, whahall violate any of the
provisions of the foregoing sections, shall be liable'
to imiictaient, and fioed it a sum jQot lefs than one
thousand doilars,'and imprisoned not leS tran one'
year,"nor longer than five y ears, to be imposed by
the judge or jurv trying, the cause, according- to
the effurse of judicial proceedinjafcia force ia .the
sevrgl Static -mfPrtricUd, The. provisiona of thw
.'act shall in no wise interfere with or- inrai the
civil remedy which th g ivernment .may have
asrainst any of aid officers or thir se?uritis3 or
employees for fraudsspeculatioh or mi application j
im iuc iAitnc a Li ujicu w ffUcni j j
the Confederate SUtes : Provided iL, That all
conservators of the peace, who, by the laws f lh
several States, have jurisdiction to enmnrtt -fNnd
cer offenders for breaches of the criminal laws of
p thy State ki Mct( tVy may reside, shall hava
m .power to commit or bind over in a cnfTiHnt n-
gntzenctf oflVodsrs against the provisions of this
law to appear at . the next- term of the district
, court of the Cenfederate States within the jurindic
twn cwhich the offence was committed, torrial,
in the same manner and nd?r the same rules a if
sach preliminary . trial were had bafrf thejn?ge
jof such dutrict courts ad tlw joj, nf the Con
federate courUharing juris iiction of the offencrs
defined by this act shall at tht Commencement of
ieach session of their respective court, giv this
'iBI iU ProTios pecially ia i charge to the
, different grand juries. . "
Approved Ma" 1st. 1S6J.
- nov ( law4w ' " 1
rr i;,- ajfo. 160.1 V'
:;An i Act to Chans: the Place of lloiainsthe
. District court for Western District of
. Texas... . , .
. Ti Cotrr, of tie ConftU'rate State of A7-"-d?
e"a'-t. That from at.d,Jifter the passane of
"this ae the regular dace for hoUH- th IiUtrict
Court for tbe. Western District of Tex a shall bij
-at,Co.rpus!hris'iin.the county of Neuces, and the
.Judge ofjaid Our t ia herthy "authorized' and w
.P0,6 t make th noccwlrv'wfdqrs for C r-i
tifoTtt of til 'i "rdf-t!d of aaid Court, i - . -
ApprovtMi May 1, 163. ; iwrj-U.
Proclamations. ;
BY THE GOraiNOli OF SOUTH CAIiOLIXA.
- - '' A PUOCLAMATIOX.
.Whkrkas, A number of public meetings hive1
recentlj been held in various portions of the State,
in soaieof which threats have been made of csv
binei resistance-; to the execution to! tb laws, of
Congress, in regard to conscriptiotlthhd the VoHOt
tion of taxes.-thereby endangering th publie p?ace
and tranquility as- well as the coinmn cause of
independence, which we hare so siilemdv en
gaged to defend ; and whereas, it is niv sworn duv
to !ee all the laws of the land faithfully executed",
andquietand order maintained within, oar bor
ders. . - ! -
Now, therefore, I; ZEBULON B. VANCE,
Governor of the State of North Carolina, do issue
this my Proclamation, commanding jajl such per
son to renounce such eril inteulions, and warning
them to beware ofjthe criiunal and itatal conse
qurncadf carrving such thr-rAt into execution.
The inalienal'le and invaluable riJit of the fvnj
ple to, assemble together and con5ult or the com
mon good, together with its necesiiy concomitants,-
the-freedom of speech and the press, 'are;
secured to you. my countrymen, by the mo.t
sari;d compa ct. ; They shall never ! find & dis
turber in me. Yet you will remember that the
same instruments ' which guarantee these great
rights, also limit you to the exercise of: them, with
in the. bounds of law, and impose' upon me the
solemn dutv of . seeing that these bounds be hot
transgressed The Constitution of the Confederate.
States, and all laws passed in pursuance thereof,
are the supreme law ofthe land ;. resistance to them
..by, combrVatjion,, is treason, and without cOtubina-
"tion, is a high crime againit.the laws ofyour coun
try. ' Let no one be deceived. So long as these
laws remain upon .the statute book they shall be
executed. Surely, my countrymen,! lyou would
not seek to cure the evils of one revolution bv
plugging the .country: into another.: You will
not knowingly, to the present "dei'olatine. war
with the eoiumOn enemy, add the horrors ofnter- J
nal strife and entire subversion or law anq! civil
authority! You must not forget the enviable
character which you have always maintained, as
a sijber. conservative and law-abiding people, nor,
would I have you to forget tho plain, easy and
. coiwtitiUitiHol method of redressing your griev
ances. Meet arid denounce asv rxLting laws
you jthink proper you hav that ripht and in
stiuct Vour rtprest atives in Congress cr the
State Legislature, as the cise 'may be, to repeal
them. Your own chosen servants made those
obnoxious laws ihey can repeal them, if! such are
your instructions. If f on regard them as unconsti
tutional, our Supreme Court sits ready Jto decide
upon -all cases-j properly broug'ht before it. 1 1 a
decisions are final in tii State of North Carolina,
arid shall be .executed while tho power remains in
your Executive to enforce any law. Tbcre is no
grievance to redress an 1 no proposition to be made,
i'-bujt can be . most, beneficially effected 'in the way
our fathers marked put by the bailot;Wix, and the
other constitutionally appointed mrans In times
of great public sensibility 1 iko the present, any
doparture froift this legal channel is revolutiona
ry ani dangerous, an J tends to the division and
detraction of oar people.
It is my great desire, and, I "hope, that of all
good citizen.-, that oltr people should remain united,
befall us tfhat may. Should we triumph in the
: great struggle f r independence let no feelings. of
revenge, ho bitterness' mar the rejoicings of that
gloricmslay. Should we fall, and come short of
' that great object for which we have struguh-d so
Ions and- bleo so freely, let not our strifes arid
e domestic feuds add to jhe bitterness of defeat.
Attempts suddenly to change the existing or
der of things would only result in bloodshed and
ruin. 1 therefore implore you my. countrymen, of
all shades of political opinion, to aiit;iri from
assembling tgeUier lor toe purpose oi enoun
crng each other, wlitiii'r at home or in the, ar
my, and to h'void- seeking auy remedy for the
evils ofthe times by. othor--than i?gal means, and
through thi- properly constituted aathn ities.--We
are embarked m the holiest of all causes whicli
can stir the hearts of. patriots the : cause of
liberty arid independence. We are e-nsr.nitted t-f
it by every. tie that can bind an .honorable, people.:
Multitudes of our bravest and best have already
sealed it with their blood,, whilst others, tPY-11"
uo 'all earthly poss-ssions. are either la!nguithisijr
in dungeons "or are -houielesi wanderers through
the land, and all h ive felt, in a greater or less,
degree, the iron hand of war. - A great and glori
ous nation is ttru.JTIing to be born and Wondsrr
insr kinzdonis anl distant, empires are stilled with'
listening: hope 'and ' adaiiratitin.' wajichiuff
greatestof human event;. Li.'t themnot, I
tms
pr-fl iv
you, belshocked with the spciacjc ot, domestic
strifeantf petty, malignaut feuls. Let no : our en -my
be. rijoiced to brho'ol our strong arm. an l
stronger demotion, .w'.i'eh hav; o:'t.n malt; hiiii
tremble, Uurnvd aaur-t tmrselves. L 1 us rather
show thai tho-God of Lherty ' is in ' His ll-'lr 'fain
pie the hearts of ire -ma and Vi l all t!ie petty
bickerings of eart! keep . siienev-'befr: him.
'Insteaff.of engaging in this u.r.hojr ar-d Unpati I-1-ic
strife And threatening to resi.-t the laHrs of the
land and -endangering the j acef society. Ictus
prepare diligently au i with !ioj..;"ul h -arts for the -hardships
and sutTrings of the e.ingJ ivinter. .
lfeaven Has. bh'ssed us with abundant crops, but
thousands of the poor are unable to purchase.
Let us.bejgia.in .tiuie'alid use tvery effitt to piPo
vide far the:u and secure them, against jsuCering.
And tet.ri.5 exert oarselves to the utmost jt return
to duty th . nny . brave bat' in.fgu.ided jnien who
have le t Uh-'r country's in the hour of "dan
ger, and jGvid will -3'et bfe'ss us and our children
and oarf chiidrens chiidrifrrwill thank us fr not
..despairing of the I'?; ut !i? in its darkest henrs of
difistcr, tv.d still 'niore, for adhrring to1 an, pre
serving, ""id the fiery trials r inr, conrvative
sentiments arid the r'ghts atii civil lib rtiUs of the
young CoufedL'rae-r. " i' '
i . - j In witness whereof, Zru;"LOX IJ. Vxxce,
s. l. ur Governor, Captin Central and Com
' iliacdeV-in-Chief, hath. sjr'!T?d th j se pres
ents and Caused the il real Seal of the Ftiite to be
ailixed. . ' "''"
Don at tha city "of R.iU-lrh. this Tib day of f?p-tj-nhr.
A. I. 11i'-5. and in the- Tsr of Ainerican
.independence the With. Z. II. VANCE.
Bv the Governor: i '
-r
R. IL Battle. .In.,
I'rivst'
sept 0 i.lw
Secretary.
Daily papers pab'rL-h one week and weeklies and
semi weekLcs t-o weeks.
A f ASUXIC f HE OFFICERS !FJiBKRS.
IV 1 and iei.Veseuttiv-sof tin? GRAND LODGE
o Free aijd Acc.ptci'Ai.vns- of North Carolina
will meet at the '.t'jiie Hall in this cityj op Mon
;.y 4veiii?g tle 7th of December next at. 7 o'clock.
A full reoresentaiion is earnestly detirc. a busi-
n as f mujch pj"p;rt.ince will then and there be
suliihittedii for the conideratoa of tht' Grand
Lodge.
WILLIAM T. BAIN,
(Jrsnd Secretary .
noy.2-oawtlstWD
TOR WORK
Of all description neatly executed at this office.
I 1. Election Notices. p -
- - - - j ...
TO TH TeTERS OF THK TmUD COV
GRES5IONAL DlTRICT.Tb etlUaf
tat of ih touotry renders At hHrhljr,ocsiUal
that oar most able, best and pret men should
bsd-eted to srv ia lgilatlfa cotta il..' Tha
wel known and establish character of Caataia
THOMAS- RUFFIN. ,f Wavne, - far nerve. t.
bJitT4:hontstr, patriotisri, inlrgrlly and ucfliach
in;; d 'vatioa, ta duty, emiaeaUy alUy kiia as a'
suitaMe frson t6 represeat this Dutrict In tha
nut CoBrts. Capt. Kaftn is now at thshcad
of his ralUnt coirpaay erer at the st tf dat 4
ssxlrt in driving back the enemy from our blovd
country ; and is nnmirt of the'desire of his fririV
t lupport him ia that capacity, bat wt CrleaC
dentthths wi!l hrink from no rcainsibilitv ur
duty whicb.tua feliaw citiivRJ mar rail him Im '
persorn
MANX VOTBUS. ,
aag. i-dl ty
Tt
TJIK -TdTKRS OF TUK THIUD COS-
STfcilIi'trctN.i Knowiptr what a trial
oar cintry U now undergo!;, and the grrat
maad tnefi compclmtto fill th publicofticrs of
oar ;vernurnt. it brhv ta reaaba xmmf:
oursctvM 41t feftdtiti"artfHjr, aad tde-le ura
the man tnot suitable, to represent as in th nn l
Congress. As such. I w.uld" most rei'pcctfa'JT
suggest the name of Tuos. I. FAiso,'of;.Sainpsou
county. Mr, Faison has for many years reprseati
his county in th ScBat:, our Legwlature, and
has always given general sat Ufartioa to hi c-n-stituents.
' In the boeiniueg of this unholy warhla
extrt'tnis in aiding to keep bnc'k the invading foa) .
from our homes and fircfid's, were untiring, and
not lets pt-se vertng in the cause, has been his
coarse since, a ml though unable to shoulder tha
mnsket and endure the hardships of tha caaip and ; .
n,iarc!i has sent forth vthre.e oj bis ns te battle
with-tin enemy in a sister Stauv Ilia srmpathies
have vr bren with tly soldier, andfor liia efiVrls
in his Wha!f. Ihe tldier need only refer to tht re- !
coioUof wur latt and previous L-gLlatarc.to :
come well acquainted with them. v , ,
. I. S.4-FrviWu!i to' the death of oar mo eh b .
loved llouiton, I asked Mr. Faiseo If lie intended
beciiraing a candidate, lie tuld tne he doired a
row munication with Capt. Houston,- that they had
ever b-vn warm frierid. thu leaving ma to infer -that
they would not both run. but ere lb cant ,
paign had tummt-nctti, dT'ath.- altvava teek in for
iTs victims the brlhtt-st marks, took Capt. liona
ton from our mid.t, thus leaving ui the alterua
livfof choking his.fi tend, who I hue will give us
his tarue for. the position. ' J
A SOLDICO,
Goldsborp', N. C" , Ang. S, l!3. 2m ' '
F4 ARK Al'TIIOHIFED TO AXXOCXCR'
the Hon. A. H. ARKIXGTON. torasb. a
candidate for re-fction ftr Congress from this the '
5th Otingr.essiougl pisti let cnwpV''d of, tbecouatiefl
of Orange, AVake, Granvills, Warren, FranaUir
and Nath.v sapt. 8-dti. . ,
AVE ARK Al TH0R1ZKI) TO
ASXOUXCE
IT Col. D. K, McltAL. as a caudidate
for Con- j
gress in the 2d i Congrepsiohal litrlct. f
Por Salo.or Rent.
mi , , . - - r ' i -
AKA11K OrrOIiTt'SITI TO IXVKST IX
Land.-UVor Sale. I ofli-i mj FARM in lUr-
tie county," N. C, lying on - the main stage road
five mile's, from Windsor. "Tloe ia'a verv flna
.llwyjjirig containing riiat, rooms and three larga4
cellars Barn, StaJS anii , Negro - (Juarters upoa,
it and agyoxl well of water near the house. Thcro1.
is atut two thousand acrsil the tract and seven -bundrxd
Heared, about eight hundred and fifty of
the. wool lr.d is Kplenoid low grounds anl by
driuning can e easily rleared. There is a tine lot
of navy pine trniber and considerable stave timber
also. T have a large " deadening rrady Jx be ta-k-.-n
in. . Hast of the Dwelling is a fideyounir A
ple Orchard containing fifteen huudred tftv; which '
will be valuable in a; few year. There a Mill
in course of construction onlya inile fruiu tha
house.: ;. '. ;'':. I , .'-''.' '. '. - " ,-' '
I ofle'r this place because I haTv.bUt the greater :
part -of my valuable I hands'-antl' have not fore
enough to keep ,the plants' wiuhde'" fence and in
cultivation. '1 would preler a smaller farm.
Any one wishiugto purchase .can consult ine at
Windsor, N. C., or.will be shown the faym (should
I not be at home)- by 'Mr. V'jley J.'Cilliain, uiy
nearest neighbor. This land is adapted to the cul
tivation of oo.Uorj, corn and peas;
nov 2 tv4tw2t ;, J. C. J A COCKS.
reter8bu'rgExpris9 and Tlegitter -copy 4 times
and send bill to this office. j . : ;
OB SAL K 0 Ii R K T -TH K II0TKL N A U
.Jtockv Sloutit Depot, formally knewn as thtt
liOANOKV: HOCSi:, is now- nfTered for al or
rent. Persons desirous of making money now
have one of. the bet oppfrtunitis ever offered to
the, public: Tho house is situated in sixty fort of
the liail Hi-ad, .and at the 'tcriniuous of the Tar
boro Branch Kail Koad, Jhe building is wIl ar
ranged. Ki I her of the proprietors will take pleas,
ure, in exhibiting the forigoinsr prjopertv.
J. 1'. ' IILLIIH , & BUOTIItlt. T
Noy. 2 dim.
: OFFICE,. N. C. R. U. Co.. 1
- ; ViKCt, Oct. 23. 1R63. f :
JL LA.RGK SALE OF KI KJIHLK TOW?
' J; lots wilt b held t this jlare i .TharedJy,?
Nov. 5th; lTv'i3. The tow n is tinaly situated iujnitlia-,?
telyon the Ifciil Uoal nar Graham, the lots are UiJ
off'2(K) feet Fquare. the Streets 100 fpet wl de: with ;
t wo large o pe n sq u a re s
arxj the sale claims the
at.tentiou ot ail peraoas
wifhiug to secure a oleas-
ant and healthy hojne.
. Term? 'Cami r approv
iutertst fi" w date,
Nov. 2-vdtds.
ed Bonds at C months with"
THOMAS WKlUf. .
rreside.rt.
R0AX0K
to sell
iCAN'OKK LA XI)
VOUA LfV-1 -.WISH.
p:italclv a
tract of land Iv-inir on the
Roanoke river.
near. a lit'e the Halifax arm uurr
nn " county line thouYi-s S. coniw'tin? f VJ0
acres, aboct Vi of this trck is in original growth,
ah. ut the fim qasntitsi i. will tiiMurrir j old
ti 41 j ine,;and tke rcuiaihder qnd:r fcnri, aodina
fair t-tativ of cu'tiVatinh. .'.l::prov.emfnts three
nz cah'ur. tb.uco ctorfis, ftabl-s. Ac. Watr
pure arid jl- ntrful. '
Terms. '4i. u i t. jn r eh
or. arid poj.fWn clvta
lmiirediatv1 v.
For pardtu?jr, addre'w.
J.XO. U; BlTRNEY,
sen 9-i.n:
tlttkUn l)fpot. Halifax Co. C
HOTi'.L f OR SALK.-.I OFFER AT TBI
vatf ?ah; the larjre nnv Hotel in the town of
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Ubtif jr. :nd iK-arl yt t at 4 tie Lourt-houae.
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II. HARRIS.
'Court Notice.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1 . Enm;tx
Peterson Duan audv, ife ITiiabth and others,
.' 4?...:.i:f',1 "..,,. ,
Jno. Green High and others.
A BILL H AVI:2 IirFX FRED IX TIIE ,
XX. Courtof Kquiiy of fniti Stats and county. In '
thscastfofrfft.-rson DunnsTd iiUjKli2-brth. tod
otfiers, Ssintt Jno. Gi vch Ilish aiijd i-tnt-re," for
the settb riiern ofJthc eStaH? of a'uSU' -t lliirh.'dc'd,
late of Wake county an ! S'ate of 'Xjorth Car4ina,
and for the" division of tht propiitr belonjin to
ihe heir?-at law of Ssmntl llifch and wife De '
lany, and it appeadrg. by aHularits of Peterson-
Dunn madebefore J. J. F'rrvll. cogntr court clerk,
that Alfrd High,- Llouidaa Migb, Martha l'igb.
James L Fletcher, .ln. C. Lew is ar d wife llclany,
Helen Smith, Wu. V. Watkin?. Hodwc Watkir.i, ..
Guni- Watkins, Fhtltip and kif, Ijhabeth,
defendants are non-reaidf irti of the State of North .
Carolina; notiemis hen ty given tor six we k io tha '
.S'ra'e Journal, a paper pebluhcd in the , cily of .
Raleigh tosaid n.u-reid--ut-lef.-iMtanrs of tl t.Jirig A
of said bill and they are Uirertwl to come frwani
at the" next tarui of'tb- Cwtarfr of Equitj to be held
for this -county jn th Crt .Monjdajr,, aArr tha t
fourth I.onday m Septeiiber, A. l., 18C3. and
plead, anw cr or demur to said bill, or.lt will' be
taken pra-cottfeo and heard ex-part as to them.
Dorite at ofnee in the city .of Ita'eigh. this the lfcth
Angu.t. A. D., 18C3. ! - - -t
ang 20hI6w. R. Gf LEWIS, C. M. E.
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leigh, N. OL, Aug. 22, 1863.
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