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DAILY STATE J0U11NAL.
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. JOHN SPEliUN 4 CO., PROPRIETORS.
SUBSCRIPTION 6 months,
$12
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ther terms than the above, nor fpr a longer
or shorter ueriod. - ' f
Fremont's Xette; of Acceptance.-
Fremont and Job Cochrane have been
dominated bythe "Radical Republican''
t Cleveland, for Prudent and ice Pres
ident The following js Fremont's letter of
ecceptanca: - It will be teen' that Jessie's
"man i bound to run, as the contmgercy on
. -which he rested the face has happened
Xincoln has been nomtnatedat Baltimore
; Gentlemen : rrianswer to the letter which.
I hay had the honor to recei ve from you,
confidence , which led jbem to offer me
honorable and difficult! position of their
the
j,rtnnrAM and d fficuU position ot meir can
didate in the apprQaclingresidcntial- con-
est., - ' . . .
' Verr fcortraWe. because in offerinjr iC4o
ilizens who seek above all things the good
of their count-y, andj who have no sortiof
' elfish interest in :vie Very dificulf, be- .'
cause in accepting the.padidacy yru propose
to me I am exposed tcj the reproach of crea-
Ming a cUsti to the piny. with which I have
been identified.,; j j ; ' : I ";
Had Mr. Linjuln remained faithful. to -the
'principles he was ejected , to jdefend, no
f-cfusni c-Auld have, beep". created and no con
test c uld hare beeu possible This is not1
'tan ordinary election, j It h a contest far the
riht even i o have oandldatea, 'anji not mere
ly as usual, Tor the' holer', nmwg th.cm.r
.Now, for the fiist time since '7'tf, lite ques
i ioa of constitutional literty ia.3 -,: been
r-r Might -Jirectly Wore the people for their
t erous eutiVideifttKm t Jid vole, f The ordinr '
-rial's socarcd iindW the congtituiion and.
iiie i.-.vrs of jho.CQiintry have bvn vielatec.
,i. nd extraordinary powershave U?en usurped
,.V;y the Executive, jltj is uiiectir 'before he
S eo'-ie now td'savi'w.l&thef-or npl .-'the prm
o?n! ' estabiile'i . ;bt tbi, Hc'violuticn aro
. . . ,
wovth maintaining;
; Ifj, as wo haveqn
u.frar.tees fur liberty
aught to be'ieve, th se
wir.ch; mide the dis-
nnctive value and glo
ry of our country, are
-in truth iuvii'ably s4re benj t here mu-t
lie a protest against tise arbitrary violation
which had not even til? etcuse jf neecsin.
The schism ie made; br jiioaeiw to force the
choice between a sliai '.eful-siletce or -a 'pro
est .again st wrong. V u eu ch co n si de rA ions ,
r.rigiaated the Cleveland Convention. It was -:simyug
its objscts tQ .s rojise the attention of
the people io uch facas, and to ' brir.them
10 realize that While, w are satumting' ISouth- -f
rn soil with the fcc'stjblood of Abe country
in the name of Hertje, wc have Really parted
To da;, we have in ihe crmn'riv th"e abuses
of a nuli'tary die:. Vit a, without its -unity of
Action and vigorxfr ekecut oq. A t iidmin
.iotratiou msrk,ed at home by Ji?ieg uU" of
c;iisttiifional right byj- its -Ti Nations of
jersoual liberty ajid fthe liberty of the press,
and. as a crovnin:r sWe, -by ls fljaud-n-
mcnt of tlie right f:w-fiir,. a tight especially
dear to )l me oaup anroKti .its course
' has bepn ch'arncterizei by a feshleness and
want of principV which ha mis .ed European
powers and' driven Hum to'a belief ihat on'y
commerciixl iu:c:?sts and personal aims are
ci.n ;arncd; and tla.t to great, principles aro
inyolvd)l in the isuej .'i'hf adiirable con
duct of the peoplej. thleir readinjess to make ,
every safiritice detoarlded of thm, their far
bearance and sileccejun icr th, fcUrpcasiori
f everything tha4cojild b ? si spetided. their
many acts of herpiisi and safaificef, : were
ilt rendered "fruirfe3Sby the incapacity, eiito
speak more exactly. Jbj the-, j fe' sourj eds
for which (he war; w3 managed.
This incapacityj&nd selfishness natnrally
produced such result; p.s led the European
Powers, and logical' enough, ao the convic
iion'that the Nortp, with jts greatly superior
population, its inLm nso reyource nd its
credit,. will never, b: a.le . to. recover the
.South Sympathies which should ha e be:ti
with us from the s'outset . of te war wer.tr
. turned against usj a ad in thin j:ay the ;d
Diinistration has d,on i the country a double
xvrong abroad. 1 reated hostility, pr.at
best indifference, I am one- those who would
Lave been its friend?, if the real interest of
.the people ' could:. pave teen bptter Mtnown,
wnue at tne.i'amepujie, u negiecteu no oc
casion for making tile Eao5thuniiliatin' con-
cessions,
Against this disastrous condition of a5air3
Ihe Cleveland Coti.v4nikm vt?,si& protest
Th5 principles f which form the basis of
its plattVrm have
my unqualifitd and cordial
approbation ; bu
It cannot sol heartily con-
cur in all the nisfesttres whieh
you propo.-e.
I do not believe"
hat" coftfiseaji
ion extended
to the property of all rebels in practicable,.
I nnd if it were so,
of sound policy.
belonging to the jpeple themselves to decide,
and is a proper -deci sicn'for' jthe exercise of
v their orginal ana sovereign authority. As
a war measure,' fcf the beginning of , a revolt
which might be queried Jby prompt severity.
1 understand the pdlicy of' confiscation, but
not as a final measujre of reconstruction after
the gyppressioa of in inurreotioa. -
In the adjus mentis ; which are to follow
peace no considerjitiona of irengeance can
.consistently be admitted. ' -
. The object of thejwar is to make perma
nently secure the peace aed hjappiness cf the
. whole country, ahd there was but.a ; single
element in the wayjof its attainrnenU This
i clement of slarcrv mav be considered practl-
" c ally destroyed in (he country, and it needs ;
'only your proposed amendmjeut of the Con-'
iuiuuou io ujase xs exunciion complete.
With this extinct on of -slavery he partv
divisions created by it have 'also disappear
to. "And if in tlie history! of the eountry
tHre has ever beei a time when the Ameri
can people, without regard to one or anoth-'
er f.the political divisions. were called upon
to live BoJemnly their (voice in a matter
whicli invoKed the safety! of the United
.Ptatti, It is nureoly the present time-
-on the part of the reprpsentattvespi ine peo
le assembled at CIeaTdahd on -the 31st of
fv T desire to express my- thsnks for the
7 II W
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Old Serf eif
Vol. V. -
' if (-he Convention at. lituimore win uwmi
n&lH anyman whose past life justifies a weK
grounded confidence in his -fidelity Jo pur
cardinal principle there is no rpaso why
there t-hould be any division among the real
ly patriotic men of tlw country. ; , To aay
such I shall te most happy to give a cordial
and active support. - ' " ' ' . h
5!y own decided preference is to aid in
this Tra-r- and net to be mvself a candidate,.
ButafMr. tiDColn stoUldbere.-nominated, aij
1 bulieVe it would be fatal to the country to :
endorse a policy and renew.- a po'wer: which.
ha.3 cost us the lives of thousands of men,
and needlessly put the country on the roal
to bankruptcy, there will remain no alterna
tive'huMo organize against hlnf every ele
ment of coscienticu3 opposition; with the
yieV ta prevent . the. misfortune of his re-
election - ; ' . ' . .. k
In this contiogenoy I accept the nannnrv
VLnnrieve!andr and, as a preliminary.
T$&mFUw& ftfcomihKstoir
ai my. This was a EacriSce if gave me pain
to mXke; but I had for a long time fruitless
ly endeavored to obtain service. I make
this 6 tcrifiee now only to regain ; liberty of
gt-ecch, ami to leav? viothing in. iht way of
'discharging to m utmost ability the task
you, have et for hie.; , ' J,
With my earnest and sincere thanks for'
your expressions of confidence5 -and regard,
and for the many houorabb terms iu which
you acquakit me wifh the action ef t he com-
mitt&," lam gentiaraen, very respectfully,
and truly yours, .t ".' . J. Fbemont.
XrM I or If. i iitte 4 1864. - . .. ,
t x'.-re. Warthinfftou G. Suolhan. and i
: " othrs opnnnitt,ev, tic. . , . r -,
mat
Grant
Thinks .of Lec. Poor Burn
side disa pointed Hooter .and amiable Mr.
Meade, to s:iy nothing of pusilanimcius Ppe
and'lttle :Mac,;.each undertook &u "On to
Kicbmond." By the way, peace to his re'-",
'niafns we. had forgotten that "Old Mortali
ty " -tJcott, who is now .poring over the min
uieiL details of his immense operations at,
Oerra riGoi do, forgetful of inino.r skirmithcij
euch as'Chickaiiiduga-audtheWiideraesiS.once
undertook by proxy, a similar job. Well,
they all failed and reaped disgrace,1 where
the y expected glory. 1 There was yet anoth
er 6enr tl, however, willing to attempt, what
his unfortunate-predecessors had, failed in
and to' add anuther to the' long sacrificial list.4
of d-3?apit cited Yankee Generaliosimo3. Our
'readers kuowii that, he' is. 'none othev thaa
General ".Grant, now. ou the (JhickahomL;y.
but supposed tQ have ulterior designs;;on
Fort ret .1 lor. roe. ' ' .
Nevertheless, he diu not euier the list with
out cov.-aling the cost. - As we learn frgtn
.o'ue of tbi fepecil correspondents of he
Ws3:icon"inironkie,-' of :"-Jui'fr U, wh
whites 'from near his headquarters fr be
it known that, as Achillea A ad hii omer,
Ulvsses always has alenVi!s near Ms per
Bon as 'm tic hertld of his renown."
The.- said .correspondent'-"writes : General
Grant gives J.e3 creM for his ability;, Not
oace haaljc uudei valued bis wily foe. Brad
dock laughed vfhn the young provincial of
ticer advised 'hlft.. to a'iUr his European tactics,-
tr nghtthc Iiidmns, after their own
fashion. HoWj dearly he paid for hi deri-iou?
The lee !er f oar Lcsis was acquainted with
his f i'e. and v;ell Uiew all the ' qujeks and
quirks' thu in him Iu.rkei. Wheu,: march
ing by the" flank we sevr halted one night
.wiiaout Ihcowing up strong eart h works.
And when we fought them iii the woods our
attacks were like iheir own sudden, quick,
fierce, and acfcpnipaiiied with a 6avage yell.
Iloidcris- Fr ench fr'p fi,r Soldiers. It
IS.
published to the world that W. -W. Holden,
forthe fiit time-since the wa- began; actually
gave a poor soldier, laet week, money enough
Xo pay tor a dinner"! Until Jlolden became
a self nominated candidate, he was never
known to have jidod a poor soldier with a
penny, although possessing wealth tothe ex
tcnt cf a half million dolbirs; and even liow,
wh"5i he is so anxious to obtain -votee, his
charity 13 so. paltry, .he gave the brave and
crippled soldier who ealled upon him, ouly
money to pay lor a canner, and, then sent
him away !. A3 if, thb poor soldier, would
never wast another meal ! Can 'stinginess do
less f And ycr, H olden claims to be a Sol
dier's freind ! Sbldiers, and their friends at
home, think of that ! Iredell Ixpress. .
Pert Hudson tdvices to -the 7th inst., Ftate
that the rebels have been making considera
ble uomoiioctrations in that vicinity," but
Gee, Ullman, commanding the frt, is pre
wired for ;aoy c.!tack. Ihefe is also a report
that the rebels have established a tlockade
at a bend in the river, about twenty five
miles above Fort De Uussey, and. in at tempt
ing t pass the point, vre had in four days
lost thsee. transports and two of the light
mailed gunb ats. .The rebel-blockading
force sis said to number 10,000. flewbern
( Yankee) Tir'tes. .
Sdgel on .--Gri Tuesday night (a week
befare Breckinridge whipped him.) Geni
Sigel, according to th New York I'imcs,
made a very remarkable speech in Martin,
buf g, Va. He aid : The war has gone on
three years, and it is a great disgrace to the
North that, with all its superior.iy of men
and money, the rebels have, not been con
quered. : I am now here," where I was two
3 ears ago. Only think of .it ! . We march
to-morrow to fight the greatest general of
the age; the rebel Robert Lee " At this re
qark the generals was greeted with hisses
from intense; loyalists. He replifd, "..You
may hiss, but he is a great General, although
a rebel." . ;-' ' ".! . . '
Recapture of Gen TiMdeau. Gen Trudeau,?
who has been for some time a prisoner on a
iankee plantation id bt. James Parishwas
.resetted bv a party of Confederate?, , who
maie-a raid for that purpose. The General
it-noil f n rout-e for Kiehoond. '
GOLDSB&RO'y ' C.;.'TUESDAY, JUNE
Increased. Pay of GeneyaL OlEcers. .
a The bill t"or increase ' the compensation of
the General assigned to duty at Richmond,
which elicited some' newspaper comment
when it was under consid?ation iJtt the
Senate has . undergone tome important
changesl and af lcrigth passed both branches
-of Congress sosmuch improved in form-that'
its progenitors would not now recognize it as
. one of their offspri-g. It Kas sent to the
TlmisA Rome davs' affo. and by - that body
-modified so as to include all $e Generals in
the army.. The Senate suDsequentty aaciea
some unimportant amendmeJits which, were
yesterday concurred in by tk' House, : and;
tVi hill now onlv awaits the president's sig
nature to become a law. : Itrgrves a General
?:.(.n r,- month, a Lieutenait General $450,
a MW General $400, andi Brigadier Gtn-
erjil .SSaO. GeWals in
fommand of an
army to receiv $100 a" niofth in addition, I
A.wi'M.-Ai-i.'tf ..thA fiftld S-0. 'AVeAlook I
upon it as an aisir oi wuumr-mt r?a7fTF,,r;''
thus fo remember tuose.wno are.aany riK-
ing their li?es in defence of .thet-ountry, and
it will no doubt receive the popular approval.
while it miaht have teemed iiiVicijoub jo nave ;
' nnffl,.or wlifisA - trood fortune it has i
been to be assigned to duty at Ihe capital as
a particular object of favor, however de
serving he may be. . 1
) The bill t o "increase the pay of soldiers was
amended by the Senate eo as to make i ap
plicable only to one year, instead of a per
manent arrangement, and in that', form has
jpassed 'both '-'.branches f Congress.- Rich
vion'd Dtspulch, Slh inst. "' - - ' ;
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Deserter Captured. Just befo the battle
of Tryraoutb, Harrison Sawyer, belonging tof
a North Carolina :re?imeut deserted to the
'CtiCV -All uvv. " -f c . f
enemy. l leMetoay m'riiug
bv our force? near Eotrom s Bridge.
clad in
full Yankee uniform nu gun .in uaim. uc
. was commifed to Cakle Thunder to be tried.
' Pet. Express. ; ' ; -'' '
KEUgjt i ODGE K. 6 U 0.G'P O. F.
WlI.tEAS, It has pieced 'the Supreme Ruler
of- th-Univt-rse, to 'take -from onr beloved
broker, j A. II. Langs om, w: Mz battling in his
coJjAtry'p defence ; therefore le it ,
jRe.-iofved Isf, That while we hrmVjly yield to the
orfpetisatinns of Divine Providence, we deeply
Aiom-a the loss of our, esteemed brother.
-Retolcedi JSidV That we deeply sympathize with
his ber'sivt'd family and friends.
R'jxlwi 3rd, -That the members of this Lodge '
wear the! uual badce f niournino; for thirty 4av3.
I'c-olv&Hthy That the Secretary be; ord ired to -
have these' fesolutioiis published iu the Siato
Journal. ' .. . '""i
J. P. KEMP: .) -
S. D. PHILLIPS. Committec.
W. G. M0R1SBY, )
Sl.l.OW-CITIZll! and
feoliilertf of VVajne Ccnrt ty t
The tijneis appro;u-.hin when you'V.il! buc,ilod
pii to t5'y'jt y-at-Xttx msftetrsVUi repress.
you in tlie.- next legislature., cinct:- 1 j?vo oeen
one cf ypur repre.sentaties, thre has been an ;
uirasttdl uum'lwr of sessions, a onsidera l'e quan- .
tuy OiKjrisla'ive matter ire:.eot d fr deliberuii-. n.
air.ong-ii whicii, some, of a pei-plexiu and com
plicated 'a'ature, upon whic-h 1 hr.re etxepvoredto
exercise Uiseretiun, and supprt s-ueh as' I beliey
ed the eiiienciess of tlie -uiitry iemandecl. an i
oppOFiri, jthose of an opposite tendency. I now re-,
turn toycu m' sincere thanks fur '.lojiberal'sup-'
port 1 rccetved from you at the ast election, nd if
my public o. urse has" been of a nature to merit
ybu? approbation, 1 request a reiu-sval of your.
conP-d'-?u-e on the first Thursday in August next.
There are new before you tvo candi'U tes for the
office- of j Governor W. vi.. H olden. aud the present
irvcum'nt. Z. B..' Vance. Tho former's politie-d
antecedents -have-been siich cs to produce dissatis
f;eiiOn ;:nd desertion among our soldiers and in
duce the enemy to leliere thata large and ro
spectatAe prtio.n of the ytnte was favorable to re
unit n.or . re-construetion ; the evident tendency of
which laE boen to protract the war and involve
the -cofiiKry. in greaier difficulties Such a
man. in' no contingency can I sustain by, my vote.
Tlie latjler', his acts are bef.-re you, and have been
endorsed by the Legislature, a&d blieyed to be
,sound upon the 'main issje before, the eountry.
Between them 1 have no hesitancy in saying the ,
latter Will receive my support.
63 tf I v - . B. B. RIVES. .
FOR! THE SLJEBIFFAIiTIE OP
I CBAVEH
TT7"E kre authorized toaunounce, that ALEXAN
: VV DpR d LA 7HAM is a candidate for re-elec
tion to the omce 01 Bherifi, in the .couniy of ("ra-
vai.
5 if-
To the Voters of Wayne County.
IN response to the "solicitations of numerous
friends. J hereby announce mvselt a candidate
for the office of Sheriff. If elected J shall endeav
or to discharge the duties of the office faithfully.
56-te . - DAVID MG'IvINNIE.
For tho Legislature.
B-a W3 are authorised to announce Col. JVf.
i&K. CBA WFORD, as a candidate for re
election fas-at in the House of, Common? ot -the
nexfGer.eral Assembly of North Carolina, from
Ivayne County. ' - 42-te.!
.FOR TIIE LEGISLATURE.
f1m'p We are authorized to an-
nounce Uap t. Wm. R. Bass, at
preen t commandiu Co., N. C.
State Troops, "as a candidate for a seat in the
Ilouse of Commons of the next General As
sembly v:Non h Carolina, as a I representa
tive of his fellow citizens, and brother soldiers
of Wayne county. , . .
April i8-.4 ... f 21tde
. ?OE. THE LEGISLATURE.
TTTE are authrmed to announce J. ZI. CAI20
as n candic'ats t represent Wavne county,-jn
the House of Commons of tht next'Lecislature.
63 fit , - - .
WH; G. MORISEY
A T T O II N E Y A T L A W,
1 GOLDS BO HO N. C - .
CgyOffice, first floor of the Court House,
and bppbsite thai of the County Court Clerkv
d-l-0m - ..v : j . ' ,.. ,
FOR THE -LEGISLATURE.
SOLDIERS and FeUitv-Vitizem ot the County of
H avne I take this mediod (fo'r want of an op-'.
portunityto do, so verbally at present,) of an
nouncing myself as a caiidite jfr a seat in -the
House of Commons to yur next Legislature,
hopinat to receive a liberal share of your fuffrages.
I think it needless to mention my htical viewiw
as I think my friends will rest satisfied that I will
Use my bes-t'eff rts to attend toary matter that has
a tendency .to add to theirs or the State's interest
ind votes o keepsip amicable feelings, with th
Confederacy on 'any reasonable terms if elected,
eaiw - J. B. HATCH.
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14 ISGI;.
JJeir Ser.ler,
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' - MILITARY DIRECTOBY.',
f-
, y r j .pin?-.,; r.r.
Field Oj.trs Brigade, Divisions, and Corp
ofjhorth Carolina tiegwKnUi
t
Colosixs
hXWTt CO 03TE3
Majors'
' l-IIam A Brwwn"
2Wm R Cox
: as U Thurston .
4 Bryan Grimea
6 15 " . .
6Robt F. Webb "
'7E6 Haywood
J.N Harrelt
L C Latham ,
Dan w Hartt
W TKnnett .
W N Stallinss
Wm M Paiyslesy
j&9 a w..oa a
John W Lea" i
SMcDTsto ? ,
E A Osborpd s .
n j am p '
i ' .' y.- Vi
W L Davidson
J JfcL Turner
8 Jas M Whifon
JR Murchion
it a carrier- ;:
9 Win 11 Cheek
10 SDPbol ' '-
A! i. -
Wm J Martin
12 H E Coleman
13JHHyman '
14 RT Bennett .
15 Vm MRae L
16lvui AStowe
17 IFm F Martin
JfllCowles,
fTho- Sparrow
Uas ReirUy, ::;
HTGuioai
FW Bird - v:
W 8 Davis ' J-
Robt Allston . .
E B IV ithers
H A Rogers
W A Johnston
I J 11 Lambeth
W Yarborough G
w Hammond
A S t;iouu
J C Lamb .-
T H Sharpe e .
TJ H'ooten -
18 John'D Barry ,
IJ W McGill .
2J
21
19 C M Andrews
W G Rotinson
TFP Roberts
'iThOs F Toon
John S Brcoks
Wm S Rankin
H'JPfohl
'Ctafa&rfaft'
TI) Lve .
IF S Grady "
24
Wm J Clarke-
John ttHarris
H M Rotledge'
John Lane
Sam C.Bryson
G F Trhitfieid
26
J T Adams .
J A Gilmer, jr
LTos C Webb , '
,28 Sam t Lowe
W H A Speer
BiicJProttit
S N Stow'
29iW R Cr ear-man
30
F'M P.irker
J V Jordan :
31
Chas.W Knight
JAP McKay
32 E C Brabble
I G Co-Ani
R V Cowan .
U i Lewis 1
J H Saunders
PL Twi.tr
33!(J M Atery
34
W.i fjowranc-
G T Gordon
Si
3c
John G Jones
J T -Johnston .
S B Taylor,,, ,'
WniLamb .
W M Bsrbour
Win J Hcke
D Coleman ,
John D 'I aylor
Wm GMorrw '
1 t-l fcteven8on
37
J LBost ,
G 1 Flowers -
38
39
41)
John Ahford ;
F.v Reynolds
Georp-Tait; "
A M Wendell
C w Bradshaw
- '- - , , . '
If A Holland.
Roy-er iloore
Joh n J Hedrick
41
John A Baker
John K Brown
42
'43,
TJ Brown .
Thos S KeenanjWm G Lewis
T G Siiigletary T L Hargrovfii '
iy J Boffain '
44
45
C MStedrnan -T
McGefe Smith
NJVicK JcJSTeill
11 tyyt
J R Winston
46
W L cf.nnders.
A CMeAi:str
a a mu
47
G H Faribault ;
Arch D Crudnp
Wm II Jones '
481S H'Walkup '
49 L McAffee
5d'Ge. Wortham
51iHMcKethan
'i ' --53iWm
A' Owens
J A Flem'n V
Jarnes T Davis
J : Vahhook v
CBHolwon
M A Psrkes
J R .AfeDonald
Jas A Rogers'
N7T iVIorVhePd
54K R Murehison Anderson Ellis
55 Jno K ConnaHy A H Belo
Sfi'Pau- F Faion GGLuke '
57,Arch C Go lwin!II C Jones
Jno TT Graham
Ja A Craise
5S
60
,!
62
Jolin B Palmer
t J Dula . v
D . I Ferrebee;Ed Cantwell
Jas M Jlfavo
Jas T Huff-
W M Hnrdv
J T Weaver
Jas D Kadcliffe
WSPevane
G W Clayton
rienry Harding
Tas H JticNeill
f C Jones ;
SBEvims
641
li M Alltn
IF N Garrett
AHBaird.
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67
Gsors-e N Folk
John J Spann
Olem G iFrisht
.VP Moore
J H Sethercutt
Jno N Whitford R W irharton
Ed JFhitford
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Uas W Hintot :. 'EC Yellowly
The Fir:-t Battalion '(Heavy' Artillery) is
comsanded by Maj Alexander Macllae; The
First Battalion Sharp Shooters by Cspt R 12
Wilsja ; The Second Battalion ( Infantry V by
Major jarnes .) Iredell, 53d .Regiment; The.
Third Battalion (Light Artillery) by Major.
,Jahtt-W3Iqore;jrheTnth Battalion by Maj :
W h loang; ihe Twellth Battalion by Capt
J o; Chelry ; The'ThirteenihBattalio'nLiht
Artillery) by'Lieut Col Jbserh B Starr ; The
Fourteenth Battalion' (Cavalry) by"'Lleut Col
J Ii Henry-? The Fifteenth : Battalion (Cav
alry) by Lieut Col i 31 W nn ; The Sixteenth
Battalion (Cavalry) by Maj JaipesC McRae; !
Thonias' Legion consists of a Regiment and;
a Battalion and is commanded by Col Wm II
Thomas. , ; . ; j
The 1st and 3d Regiments are in Stewart's:
Brigade, Johnson's Division, Ewell's corpsl I
. The 2d. 4th, 14th and 30th are in 'llam
seur's Biisade. Rodes' Division EweH's corps.
The.oth, 12Jh, .20ih and 23d are in John
ston's Brigade, Rodes' Division, Ewell's corps.
The nth, 21st. 54th and o7th and 1st Bat-;
talion ShaTp shooters are in Hoke'
Brigade
corps.;
with this
Whiting's Division Beauregarjd
Ihe Ida Kegimentas temporal
Brigade. . ' . t , - '
The 7th, 18th, 28th; 83d and 37th are in
Lane Brigade, -Wilcox's Division, Hill's
CGrpS.."' ' . '.;-"';."-;!
;The 8th, 5" 1st, 51st and Gist. are in Cling,
man's Brigade, Pickett's Division, Beaure
gard's corps. . y '
y t,h, 1 y t h, &wth aad b3d are in BiiTringers
igade, Hampton's Division; Stewart's corps'
Brigade
The i'lh, 2:ih, 44lh.' 47th and 52d are in
Kirk land's Brigade, II eth's Division, Hill's
corps. -' ' ' : :. "" '
The 13lh, 16th, 22d, 34th and 38th are In
Scales', Brigade, Wilcox1 Division, Kill's
corps. - - ' ' ..
The 15th, 27th, 46th and 48th are in
Cooke's " Brigade, Heth a Division, Hill's
corps; --.-''.-.' 1 ; : .. . I"- ' -
::The 1 7th. 43d, 501 h and 6Gth are in Mar
tin's brigade, Whiting's Divisicn, Beaure.
gard's corps. '-' V: - " ' f - -:s
The t2:th,2oth. 35th, 40th and 56th are in
"Ransom's Brigade, Pickett's Division, Beau
reffard's Corps - '
The 29h is in Eeton's Brigade, -French's
Division, Polk's 'corps. ;
The S.'d, 43d, 45th J 53d and, 2d Battalion j
ire in. Grimes Brigkde, R ode's Division,
. Ewell's corps. ' . -
I ! The 36th and 40th are in Herbert's Briirade, 1
pointing's Birision, Beauregard's corps , J
Ihe oyth is in McNair s Brigade, French s
Division, Polk's corps.
The ooth is iu Dabs' 'Brigade, Ileth's Di
vision, Hiirs corps ; ' t ' I
The 58th and' 60th are in Reynold's Brig
ade Stevenson's Division. .
- The 10th, 41st, 62d, 64th, 65th, 67th and
68th are not brigadod. . . 'j
5 ? I Post Quartermaster's Office,) .
i1 " M GiLDSboro', Si. April 23,1864.
UNLESS otherwise specially directed, Agents in
charge of Depots; collecting Tax in Kind, will
transfer toUie Supi'ly Officer of the Subsistence
Department, ail articles which may be exclusively
ifiubstftence fjtre8.(exqppt Rye,J and tnose rti-'
cles which are both Commissary and Qutrrnas
:ter Stores may tranferred "tot he Commissary
or Q'jarternrat-r who fim applie.i for them witr
the means of transiTtation to remove'them-
They can reserved foi- neither. '-
? This notice mnst n-tfiax the. efforts of Agents
in colleciing and forwarding produce to the, near- ,
i est magazine of supplies, when opportun itjs offers. ',
V Produce most, only be- deliver ed fr-m Depots,
on orders iff . Bonded. Offleers,' their' Agents re
ceipting for same at the the time f transfer. ' :
Prodacers must deliver their old crops before
'tha several new crops come ip. :
- J. A BjVAN, Caf t 4 P. Q. M-V -SWtf
. , . M Coa Dirt,. & :
EATE3 OF ADV.ERTISING
ADVERTISEMENTS' .will be inserted a
these Dollars per square of ten lines' fcir
lessfdr each insertion. -1 Marriage notices '4 .1
as d Obituaries will be charged as advertiit--1 i
znents . . ' ."'vi-i,-;-
JOB WORK of every descHptionh irillt ijii
executed at this office' with dispatch', i-andfi:i
neat &9 can be done in -the Souihern Confede ;
eracy. , -r
OFFICE OP COMMISSIONERS OF APPRAISE-
IN addition to Schedule of date April 12th, IgCV
the following fhalt be observed as the price for ! v
pasturage, impressed1 for the use of ..the ..tiovetti
. moot;: - . ' . . . f- : - I, - '
Pasturage, 1st auality. near town. ter head. A 4
. - per month, . ':-J. s $100O;,3.
Pasturase,;9mmofi,;near town, per head,: -i
per inomn, - -
Pasturage, lstquality, in the country, per m V
' head, per month, 1 . V 9 00'
Pastarage,- commpn, in, the. country," per'f'-- -'
- heai. per month, ' i ,. w6'00
: The nttention ot Im jpressing OfBcors is especialV ,
ly called to General Orders, Is'o. 37, from the Ad- '
jutantand In-nector General's Officef of the fcthi of
April, 1864,: with: tf e hope that they will be strictly ' -',
observed, , ' ; t R. V.;bLa KSTOCK.;
I 03 A BOX. . $30 A DOZENS j ?
I7.OR THIRTY DOLLARS, a dozen bote ' - l
of . the " SOUTHERN1 ; HEPAflC
JfA L0 'w ill be lent prepaid to any addrss. r'z I i
as good only .for LIVER DISEASES. ' lis ; ,t
correspondents say that they cure AJhi Us ana
Ijv Tv. ' 'I'! : !
xevers. iyupepsia, roeumoma; norms.
J aundice, Bilious Rheumatism, Bilious
ver &C, &c. -v"." f: - V?. ''';n. U' :
e'j..'
l-t.i
. More than 500 persons are known lo hatei
been cured by them. V; '-, , v ' j
tkT More than 3Utr boxes nave been
ordered by Druggists in one day. t p -
, f Of the thousands . who hare otsed
them, the proprietor has jnot heard of tllree , ,
upon whom they die not produce the desired -.
effect. They are '. a' safe femdy medicin,'- '
Gentlemen certify -that they have saved .
hundreds of dollars annually in- Doctor'i .
'.bills'. in' the use of these'Pills. ;-" ?'-;'; ; V j 1 j ,
. Oertificates and directions accompany eacli ' '
box.-: ; y ' ; t - '-" ' : " V ' ':v : '-
' Those who desire' less than a dozen bejxes'
must apply to the Druggists.. Large Hi-V,
count to Druggists. Cash to accompanyor
ders. 5 , , GEORGE DEEMS, i
d 2 tf
I f M-r -a.J Al A A fc. j 3
Goldsboro'-,N. Q.
Office A. fe JfC. R. H,Co,
v .., Golds boru.
May 5", 1864K. :
mHE annual meetinsrof the Stockholders o the
JL Atlantic and North Carolina Bail Road Com pa
ny will be held in the town of -GoldsboroJ on
Thursday,- June 30th, 1864- ' , . , - , - at j --'
53-td- J. CICERO JUSTICE, &cf jr. i '
.Progress copy td. ' ' :'"y -'--'1-'.- '' i- fv
AD0LPH C0HN,'
Wholesale Tobacco? Hoi
AND
GO L DSBokoV N. C, V )..';.
BGk- All orders promptly attended toil
i'J tim -v
B. i
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GENERAL iDIBECTORY.
GOVERNMENT OE TIE CONFEDERkTE
;',.- STATES. '
jErrKRSos Davis of "Mississippi, Presi-l'
dent, salar $25,000. ' ;
Alexander'' II. Stephens, of Georgia,
Vice President,-- salary,; 8,000. r , i J ;t :
Aids to the President Col Wm ,M Brojrney
of Georgia; ( ol James ChestDut,of S Cl Col
Wm P Johnston; ef Ky.V Col J : C lieijr- of
Miss, Col G W G Lee, of Va, Col John T
'Wood. ,' - - ) - - V -V,-:;,. .:.-;;;.)
1 Pr ivate Secretary to th ? President. Bur ; on;
H Harrison, of Jlissl , '
Department of J uslice - Attorney G etiieral,
George I)avis, of N C, i Wade Keves, oflAla.
Assistant Attorney G eneral 11 II R hides,
of;Miss, Commicsioner of Patents. GW K
Nelson, of - Ga, Superintende'it ' of Public
Printing. R M Smith, Public Printer! If
, War Department'-3 ames A Sedd n, of Va
Secretary of War.. Judge John A Campbell
Assistant Secretary' of War. RjG H
Kean Chief BeVeau of War Gen S Cooper,
.Adjutant aod Inspector General. Lt Co) Jno
JWi htrs, U Col H L Clay, Maj E A Palfrtfyi
Maj ChasH Lee, Ala S W Mel ton and j Capt.
Reily, Assistant Adjutants; and, Inspectors
General. Brig Gen AV R Lawton: - of !Ga,
Quartermaster-General ' Col L B Northrop,1
of S X "Cbnimissary G eneral ; Col J G "frgas,,
Chief of Ordnance. S Pjtf ooreM DJ Sm ;
geon General. C H Smith M D, AsktiSurg.
Treasury Department O G Merniner of
S C. Secretary of the Treasury. Robert Ty.-
ier. ivegister. .Jb, u tintore Ireasureri j yj hi
Strother, of Va; Chief Clerk; Lewis Cniger,
of S C. Comptroller. B Baker, of Fa, 1st
Auditor. W US Taylor, of La,2d Auditor,
r-'-'J'avp Department & R Malloirv, of Plorida
I secretary of t he Navy. E M Tjmball j Chief
j Clerk. Com Jno M Broole, Chief of Ord
nance . Com A B Fairfax, Inspector of Ord -
nance. 'Com J K Mitchell, in clvaEgeof Or
. ders and Detail;; Surgeon WlA'W Jspots
wood, Cliief ofMedicineand SurgeryJ Pay
master J DeBreq, Chfef of Clothinfe and Pro
visions.. ' "'; r; y .- " $ y. - :' '
y Post Office Deparirmmt 1 'o'hn H Reagan,
of Texas, Postmaster-General. H. St. Geo.
Offut; of Va., Chief Of Contract: Bureau. B
N Clements, of Tenn, Chief of Appointdent
Bureau. John L HarreH; of Ala, Cliief of
Finance Bureau. B Fuller, of.N; ' CJ Chief
Cha:y;:.yy
Depar mmt of State Judah P; Berrjatuin,
of La. Secretary, of -State. L Q Washmgton,
Chief Clerk? JThe office of AssistantSecre-
MILITARY DEPA IiTMENT.
"S. D.'Pool, Colonel Commanding Posi;
Thomas H. AUen, Adjutant
Henry C- Tool, Sergeant Major.
Maj W, W, Morrison, Dist. " Commissary
Capf. Jacob iu i(oose, Post Coimissarly. v
Capf.-Joh n F Divine", Post Qdartcr Master.
CaptAj.: B..Gnswold, Provost MarstlL i '
Capt. J, At. Bryan, Post Q. M., Tax ih kind.
Capt. A,:F; Sfalle4t; DisV . Enrolling pftcer
Lieut. T J. Wilson, County EnYolIinglpffi ;
O. Ai White, Surg: & Ch'm Ex. Boar.
W.-H. Hodnett. Ass t. Surceon. ' P. . iL ; C. l
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