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r- -.1 E y- r .: he ay .ha - itHd an ient i the the rYui, i ond, . tcept wary from ry. 1 se t)r. at the ' )mos State. 11 vote Bot- in the ofN. SES L. auseof monnce ' fir re an. ' iw4; oters of I to an-. of the; be?n a suitable f David--as of the TEES. te33 ;7':-' Iboius,J . office of uing Att 1 Qabtoh f " ... 4 L. Mo esent th 31y Of thO- 12td:4d ffie.. tMIW - "'O .r, - ; -.: fcEBORTS OF T0E PRESS ASSOCIATION, Eptend. according to let of Congress hi , the year 1863. bv J. S. Thrasher, in the Clerk r h niBfiifit Court of the- Conlede- ratefStaMibr the Northern District of Geor- ; , gift. ' ?'7:'.- j-. V.-' X. K ' -f' ' " i' ? vKAisiGH,uIy 2ndf The CanfederatiHpfV flWsMy, ihift merninir tbe; following 'Bullicetis Wa are. indebted to a friend foe 4 be. .fol- Uowirig letter reed., this, Saturday morning, jbnveying ioilig&o x U ie most gtbrus fiiftri Dear sifIe'ray-.aTler ir. two and halfdaysottMermetersburg. I don't thmfc?tMMflr b$ repaired for a month tocome nTOFffti x All the fighting for several dys has beejv on the faiV M Bear ' Beam's statipn. There was a heavy fight there, yesterday in 'which- we got the adv antage. The city cannot' be takeuthir Gr&nt Allseein. to be confident.ofiufabJlrt to Jiold Ibe place, x-mfi taemyiontHiuea to .snjaii wie city levery-dayf badly daraaged bfepom killed. The enst Joss since ;the fight com bencedithonotJbe thousand. 'Gens. Hampton, Jf&:jAe, , W, H.. Lee and Oh aim blis .met th e 4. an feee raiders u n -'fler-Wilson 'b eoand captured three thousand men, and fifteen ''iiaTOq.AH fue?l a,Ie7r (fifteen pieced) ill their wagon trains bag gage and anMnunttipn. This happened on Wednesic(ayiai?d Thursday near Stoney Creek. . jAlsoeaptured four hunched ne grpes; and fa ts, aid by. soldiers to be the most -complete route that was ever see u. ' . Greensboro. July 2i RtchmQftExamirjer of. 30th receivedv News unimportant. Situation of affairs around-Petersbprg unchaefged. The en emy are busily; engaged . since' Tuesday strengthenrngV their Jvnes, gradually ex tending tKeni toetersburg and '.yeldbn Woad, Telling trees; to protect lines. ; Gfant Tins evidently prepawDS -tbr-agrajid foot at' tack Oavalry fightit Beam' Station" on the 29th : resuit unKnowB. two deserters from the' fleet : on parses river, rying below lsuicn vrau.jjuie iu iuri irewry. yesierurv. Ihey- sayevery man ia the . mpjiitor nee. would rjfUiejcdQ'ni get '&A choice. yankeesxenjoving : torpeioesJri thSteK Also bstrtffcUorjs ; sunk ' bjr themselves". Desertera?gay the hre from cne of ourjrams ierioqsly injured one monitor which had to be sent to Portress Monroe for repairs FROM GEORGIA. ' Marietta, Julyt2 Very little musketry fir ing. duringthe past two days Yeisterdaythe enemy attempted to take a battery from Gen. Clebaurn s line, it is supposed with the inten tion, of concentrating and making seme demon stration, when ours opened on them and was responded la very vigorously by them Therel was. constant shelling, with slight intermission. along the whole line op to b o clock this mor ning. Late Cincinnati papers say that during the late skirmishing on the 16th, 1,7th and I8thr their loss was lour thousand five hundred men, as shown by ctfficiaNrnedical records. T(ie Chattanooga Gafcetlei of the 29th, con tains a dispatch from" Sherman, dated -28111, which reads as follows.' . . I Yesterday we mude an unsuccessful attack on the enemy's position and lost between two and three 'thousand men. The.loss in cifficers was paiticularlv heavv. ien , raiaer-1 rtponea mortally wounded ; Col Dan !McCx)&, commanjging brigade, abd n 1 . . 1 ... . iOi twee, ain unto, very seriously wounded. Col Cranke0, 4Ciii, and Augustine, 55th Ill killed ,LV. ., ' ' , "We took a few prisaners, but don't suddoba we inflteyd a teavy loss, as the enemy kept oemuH nijuriiqcaiions. Mabietta, July 2 Nothing new. The us ual skirmishing to day. A sergeant and twm privates came in this morning from the Yankee lines, jjoeinerm 01 service had expired, but owing tolmilitary necessity, thev were not nri " "c v lourcHcni ine armv ah beitJg;roucb dispirif?danJ adverse to prolonmh? j""0"""". u7 -uicw, wnuse re ring expire in 11 juir u August, are aeterunned not to fights. I v . YANKEE NEWS. Ateakta,, July 2. ISHe Iouieville Journal fifth g6thf has .been received here. The news has teen mostly anticipated. Guerrilla operation: on tin oe in Westera. Kentucky. A fight iwitb: Federal troops-had occurred npjr U ntontovan. Another artv had de mnnrla1 4 hA urreaderof Owensborc?.: bufo-etired aftftp . cupying CJevepori and Hawsville. l he Washmgtoh.ar of tbe 24ih,ay that iraut a works command Petersburg, and the v uugu retersburg, vnd that Gragt mp a cominaouscommuhication between tichmond and ih .!, . i ; 't. . V k. ii,.T V'r'T ,u,,g a iie eiectB : noia tne- ensmv hv tKria..:- he. mo.t folbw or risk'a h7atv IZl' hrK0t frvnlChattanooga' il ?Jf th "bel force cut the t i uuve xiiion and captured and (wdttaiM heavily freighted with 'Bnpies. Travellioff"oahe trains has be com ft vry dan- gerousia consqueBe oCJfreqjaef rpbuBhes. A Jarge quantity ot governmeiu ire got i cplleqtcdat Marpetrsheal8,.oft the iumber- tand 1 river. No qoata can ascend tne oura b&rlayd . river how, aitd the goWnnieivt,' is auablelo furaish convoke againat guerillas. A diptch fruin the Sandusky Register, ot the 23rd, says-that the rebel eii Archer has been transferred from .Joliiistow'fl Island fa W.shinton, and 9jriII;Waenli. leivsiF lo, be"placd nnderfftre the reat ment of th Union Genra!B.at Charleston. i. I n-iffiebatfe in the Yankee House, on the Sitli, air Xh' repeal 'ibf the cosamotatbn clause of the draft law,, Schenek, of Utiio, supportea the repeal of tf.e claaseand aid the tebenion must be ttdmxi fifnQt ow hereafter; if not inen ycaret:ifl v twertty. If peace . could be made to day every seiWe man knows that ft could not last sixty days, If. we recognieze the Southern torifeqeracvus a distinct nauon, wUh its borders - tne rotomac ana me ixaii 01 Mexico we mayxpectivar, mwdex, aad every thing else. 1. Daf e , of New York, opposed the repeal of the commutation clause areld saw if the commutation clause!) tetaiHed the army' can not be adequately tea 'Kine re Demon tauuui uo put down during this term of CoAgress, nor un der the present administration. - . Mallory, of Ky.t rnd Wade, tRught tftjevpoji- cy of resorhng to conscription the worst the govtrament couWHidopt," In New York, do4hj 2Sth, gold ppened at 2 14, and again advanced and closed at 2.21 ; sterliifg exchange; 38. . , Greensboro,' July 3 ' The Hiqhmond Enqpirer of the 2d reviv ed, and contains theJetaits of the -caYalry fighrnear Sappony church and iieana s sta tion 5etween Genfs Hampton, Fitz .Lee and Mahone and .VilsonV and Spears, resulin inw the complete route of the latter and the capture prapout louv mciuaing negroes. ai.-r so, the" capture of their wagons,; ambulances and 11 Napoleon guns and traiiTof carriages, find buggies stolen - from prjvate citizeiisV a iriUe in lengthy txgeher with clothing! silver ware, &c. It 13 reported by the prisoners tha'f Spears was wounded in the ; fight, and Kantz in our possession disguised as a private. I Petersburg papere-of the lst, ,repQrtn figt- lug I., lIUHViiJUy iuc uaujM uswijf , wmuaiu- ment. It is ;tnooght' that the enemy 'would open a terrific fire on the fQgrtii! On the 30th, the ehemy made a feeble as- Lsaiilt on Colqnit and a demonstration in 'Gra- fears are entertained "of .the jresult when a general engagement takes place. Tbe peo ple of Petersbiirjg'are hopeful " , 1 " f GoldsboboV July 3. The State Jobrnal has the N. Y, Herald of the 25th. Situaticm : article says Foster nas gone , on an expeamon up j ames nver under prpXectwrj ot.bis gunooats and . iron biads; he 1 expected to make advance on Richmond. ;Kiiby Smith reported crossing ing Jted river. J, Lincoln jrisited Butler on the 224 .at Round Jtock." Army correspondent J'-n ' 1 1 3j"".r" 1.1'tt' "... sjays iiwei .. CQrpa-naa auacKea nun ten 11 so, nuaier i3jnaaiiacuiiyjunies3-mavemenispn afford relief " Rebel rams ran ;dowh on the 2 l$t,. and thYewshell at ; the Yankee n- boats'. across 'Poink. Fort JMxxist Fight last ed all dajr.T' B;ebesap'Jb3ed-to have four gunboats.- tf i The Steatrrar Hancoy, was fired into by the. Rebels erf York ri4ri the 21st, nocon- his left, plans coneocted for a general assault wua me.Trew 10 ootam nossession 01 me re? tersbunr; Raleicrh and Weldon railroad to cut f off supplies jfrorp ,th"e SoutnernL f tnry.f - Lee ing the track. . A heavy force is ra'assedbe'- hind them. The Fifth-army corps has losy uueeu nunurea since it crossed jimes river. The Constitutional Convention of Mary- land, on the 24th, passed the following arti cleThat hereafter irf this. State there .shall be neither slavery norinvolantary servitude, except pacishment for crim whereof the parties shall haye been fully convicted. All persons lield to seirvice labor a3 slaves are hereby declared free. In congress a resolu tion was adopted enquiring of t-he President if au thirty had been given -any person to in duce them to emigrate from Ireland, or Can ada for the purpose of entering the army or navy.; 1 Gold on the 14th 210 to 215 nominal! G6LDSBono', July 3. The State Journal has theRichraohd Whig of the 30th. The following dispatch was re ceiyed at the War DepaYtmeut : Headquarters, Army' Nor'thern, Ya., . yune 28th. f Secretary oftWar : I he enemy enaraffed twiv nKnarAntlv strengthening his line in front of Petersburg auu auvauemg mem . at soja- points. His cavalry after" being peoulsed at Staunton bridge on the afternou of the- 26th, retired in the direction of Christiesviile. where thev encamped that nigh. Next morning' conr .uiueu meir iaren xowaras LaWrenceville by way of Bnrksville, and part camped that mgnc eignt mnes iNorth-West The former part appear to be making their way back to me uiaiu uuujr 01 uie army. ' . (Signed) R. E. Lee, Gen."' . 6rn ! prn4 Wanted I WILL exchange one bushel salt for two bushels oorc MICHAELSROWN Salisbury, J ulj 4j 1864, tff CALICOES i CALICOES ! f ANOTHER'teupply of Calicoes just neceiy ed and for sale. . . - MICHAEL BROWN Salisbury July 4, 1864.V , 1 . tf7 STORE. WH. fe R. S. TUCKER, and W.'K, ANDREWS have this'dayssociated l"CWBC',co w """7 " : ofmrTirT.n a xrTAT3Tnro el -tA .T fur the purpose of conducting' a general Auc- tlou and Commission business. AH business entrusted to tbem wpf meet with pre mptness and. dispatch. - . Raletghi June 22d 1864.' ' 3wj34. STRA TED OR STOLEN FftOM China Grove, on the 23d inst., a sor rel Mare about three years Void, ' medium size. She naoon wnen leu a piam norn saa die and bridle. ' 'The bridle has a hr4ss.rington4 each side ot (he brow band. 1 will pay f&l) revvar far her delivery to me or R, P, Roseman, or for information' which will discoyer i her whereabouts. Address me atSalisbury, N:'C , v. U. l LENTZ. June 25; 1864. " 5td34 SO REWARD .WIT BE naki or the .recoverv of one sword, guard broken, one pistolrand one pair boots. '-.'' 'yi The above afticlesbelongexl to a deceased 'officer, and .:wee'left in the care s -of Sandy, a colored man at the .Depot, who. says that he devlivered them to a wnite nian who called for1 them.' . 1 The above reward will bh paid for the re-J covery of the stolen articles, with the thanks of the family of the deceased.:' Apply to, ... ... M. W JARVTS. . June 22; 1864. tfd-32 " f-, Cy : FOR. SALE. - ' ; 150 lbs. English refined Borax. Also.au as sorted lot of Homespun Cloth', rtriped and checked. J: M.-JOHNSON, . June 22.-6td3 1 . Mockavtrfe,' N.C. TOBACCO, TOBACCO. O UST RECEIVEDON CONSIGNMENT and forsalei 150 Boxes. Manufactured Chew ing and Smoking Tobacco. ;' MICHAEL BROWN Salisbury, April 25, 1864. . : . tf49 . ' .-;.,..v-l:-,'.:, . - PROSPjEGTUirOF : 1 The undersigoed has Commenced tor the City of Richmond the publicatidu of a Monthly Alag azine, iind9 the abpye title ' . It willtiresent to'its readers,. selections from the best European Periodicals, of Literary and Scientific ' articles, of Novels V)d . Sketches, which t having already received the imprimar ture.of an enlightened taste, cannot but prove acceptible to t he Son thern phbllc. The eflbrt willhe made to keep the readers of the Magar zine as.nearljLas possible abreast of thd literary progress of -the age. Arrangements have been made. which, it ia hoped, will enable the propri eldrs to secure this fad". . : . . The Magazine will also present original ar ticles from our heat write rs in aJ departments, and a special aim of the proprietora of this pe- Hiooleal Wiirbe to foster SoutheroaHthorshipby uupnngmu urtfuie ttit remuuerfiive'iieta for its exercise. ; They will not . however, uade r the plea of this design , encourage by reproduc tion li its columns, that class of compositions which create a vivid andnnhealthy 4astito;he staled puly by that hybrid literature which Yankee' ingennity has contrived tinder the oame of sensational romance. " - Tne industrial ue8.mrce andtbe Kducatiou al Interestof. the Confederacy the twin foun dations 0 true, adependence--wi receive the important share . of attention tjeyde5rve.v In the develop ment of-these, questions, its object will be Jo ma.ke, a practical application; of the- aoeirme ot oiaies ,ivgm to uie poucy qi ( no couniry. x wi"?Mi25vw ci!inuarajs si on of the Confederiusy. which is to de bans t rate liberty regulated by law, t4 axhibu "system of States, each supreme wtthia Us Toundanoaijd only bound by n voluntary alienation of powers. At wm uiuiv.avo niuso vieiiicniBoi4iaiionai xas dependence , which are secured by W&gb'stam uara 04 iutiuigwuce auu-rennemeni,Dy accum ulated capital, varied industry and by abundant facilitfes of intercommunication It will r pro mote the adoption of all those mea?u resin Which the Confederate States a re-no w deficient. And, whilst the Constitution of .the. Confederate States forbids the General. Government to or ganize and operate enterprizes of a natu're'calr culated to attain these results, the proiectors will consider it their duty to urge updn the States the developement of interests so indispensable to the national welfare. . Ilia thus that, through the aggregate ability of the separate"" States,' the power of the Confederate states , will be made manifest. It is thus that the oollisfdn of sectional interest and the oppression of a com mon head will be ayoided. . - The various departments of literature to which the Magazine .will be devoted, may be named as follows : . . . f 1. Essays original and selected, political lit erary and scientitic, and biographical sketches, 2. Novels, Tales and Sketches, original and seieciea. . , 3. Reviews of Books. . 5 ! . ' 4. Educational" Essays andiNews. 5. Notices of the progress 1 of Science and Art. ' . J, , In the fourth sectbri. it is the deaarn to af ford to Teachers information needed ia their profession, aad .a-H 4he: interchange of ideas on that subject , to. which end, their assist ance and collaboration' lis invitsd. SoUthero. School Books Wrll be noticed and reviewed! and f the Sonthern syetemoC Eacation as oppose4 10 n o vv Xiagina, eropiricism aad practcalif m, TW. trade will be BuprfierByGEnRGti Ii, BIDGOODS. 161 Man Street. j ERNEST L4GARmr; Wk. M: BurWe,Ll( Chief Editor.. Ernest Laoa6k, Associate Editor. January 1, 1864. . THE Southern Aite'rary Jlcssenger . ' ' FOR 1864.. - " - . This Ipng estailisTied and. weH-knowOi Journal of Literature hayiugrbeen redetUlyafcnsed by the subscribers, Wfllytn future, be conducted exclusively unaer tneir voiuroi iu an hh ae partments, botfi business and ediforiat; te Mes senger will bel under trie raauagement f an eutlrely iiew regime, and the Proprietors are gangniae of success. in, the future, which the Magazine has never.;yet reHz9dtif thejrfriends and the pttblieihalVyieldthem a support wor Ihy of sd important .a'n ertel'prise, looking to the advancement of the' higBet literary ipte r- est of the Confederacy. ' ,' Argument ocAppekl in frehaff of thfe iotpor' lance of aft elevated literature'to bur qiiftryv the absence of which has hithertonade us a by-wordof reproach among the oldefriaiions, and even now militates against Tour iutererts abroad, needt not., be addressed to hose whom 11118 tlrvUa.JO ucqigivcu jvtgnyu v .j- .But to the attainment rf this great ebdj some thins more is necessary, than mere yerbal ex pressions of sympathy 'and -encourage me ut. The frgds of Southern Literature must foster thS ifilsrtsCt bur fiterary fnjen to seeure for ns a worth yfsithn in the World of letters. ' We design Hie ""Messenger o be an enter prise worthy of . supportbf all classes of our peo ple. We shall aim chieily. o secure for our pages the productions of the hfghest ordef of ge nius ana scholarship, and at' the same tune sucji. articles as wilt centribdte'tv the inst rue lion and amusement of the public at large. To this end we shall give oar attention to and so licit eontributions from Southern writers in air! the departments-'Vf-Oterature. Poetry. Ra ject whole prqrniehce is sufficien't to entitle ii; to 'notice will.have iis due sharp Of attention. We earnestly solicit the assistance of our friends' throughout the, Confederacy in the deu- targe men i or our sanacnpnou usi, vnicn. masi be increased to enable us to meet the' heavy peeuuiay outlay. to whch we shall beubject. - Terms, Jor twelve months, J8 1 for six months. This increase will not affect . those who subscribed before the 1st of March, Or ders must be accompanied "with the. money. ' Mr. George "C. WBDDERBURNi-formerly'pf New Orleansl now of this eity, will .don trol the business interests of the Messenger,' and ' Mr. 'Frank H; Ai.friend, of this city, wjll -direct. its em tonal 1 management. , Uommumeations cenneetftd with jhe literary eonduct of the Mes senger will be directed lo the editor ; other communications should be directed to tee Pro- prietors, - , "-..-, June-10. . Richmond, Va. GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINAr , , I . . . His Excellency, Zebu Ion B. Vaqce, Bun- eombe,. Governor., Col J)avid A' Barnes, Northampton, Ai4. ( do George Little. Wake, do Richard H Battle, Jr, Anson, Psivate Stfcre ':. tary. ' . . Dr Ed ward Warre n , Chowan , Surgeon Gen'l. John? H Russ, Wake, Secretary of State. Jonathan Worth, Randolph h P.nbIie Treasurer. Curtis tH Brogden, Wayne, Comptfoler. Samue I?PaiUps iOTaugetAudjoK" - Oliver H Perry, :Wake, Uate librarian. . .General. . ;.-r.-, -Major William B Gulfck, Beaufort, Paymaster. Major John DevereurWake, Quartermaster. Major Thomas D Hogg,' Wake, Commissary - : and Ordnance Officer. - . Maior James Sloan, Guilford , Quartermaster, LMaior Henry A Dowd, Edgecombe, do i Major James-H Foote, AssH Adjt Gen, .(RoH f Honor.) - Major William A Graham, Jr., Ass't Adjt , General., , - . .. - Lieut vitoskuY Collins, Washington, -eottntyi Ordliance Department r -Liut 4Aaht7 wke, , Ass't Adjt 'General,-- , J , , S Lieut Tomai White, Franklin, Ass't , Quar ' ,'ternfiastey. ' . "" 4 : , : 1 4-' Lieut Isaac-W GarretW Edgecomfie,-Ass't v 4;aariermasir. . . , LteutlTfiaddeas' McGee, Wake AVI'Ooni' 'toisary;-:-;:-, - " - . ' Lieiil Charlea H Thompson, Wake, Ass't Com- -m&"t. 'l4 J0DICIA1 V ' Supreme. Iferf Ricrlmond M Peairsbff.V ad- biu, Chief Justice, '11 Battle Orange, and , MathUs t p. HaCt f. Qrityen,4 Judjetj Sion - H, Rers; Wake-x, Attorney f -Onerali Hamilton C Jones, SoWan Reporter: Edm'otnd B-' Freeman, Clerkv f Meets faf tt eHy ,lf Ralelfrh; second Monday iin"- Job'; .eachre ari The Morganton term has been discontinued ) ? 1 Superior Qou ri Judges Ed win. G Ueade, Person, Romulus "M-launders, Wake: Rbtri R Heath, Chowan; Robt' S French, Robesoaj James W Qtebprne, Mecklenburg; George-How-aid, Wilson; Robert- 8 .Gilliam,' Crsyijls; Wm itl onipp, aenqerson. . . " . -, v:,r.-- v v oIfrlst Circuit, JeSso J yete Hartford; 2nd, Charles C Clark Craven; Ird Slon H Rogers, -Waket Attorney General; 4th, Thomas Set tie.' Rockjnghamy5h, Kalbr Bux ton, Cumberland; fithVRbbert. F ArriSfiefJYad; ihj 7tfa', Wm P Byiiorrij Btht; Aastna S lerruuon, DuncomDe. r. s . Council ef;StaieF: B SWerthWaifeFUt; RoberJLP Dick, -Uuilfofd Dr., Jafcies, Galloway r wiiaes; u Eiiareege,. Jonnston; J K Uargrare, AnroniJesse'R StUDbsartW-- ? -'4-Tv Literary Beard-ls Excellency, Governor Vance Preiident Ex Officio . ReVVVm nr-Pn: Wake, end Professor BidiarSterlinsGdaSrds T A- W? Y'?n wcBsni.u tattle, Hanovei ajadTVlontford' BltiGehe, H Battle, -Jr oecretam ?-t til Thomas- RaffioAfanrtuVe-HoftW r,i EdwardsWarfeni and HohT David L Swalnl TJie UhiyeVsUy . of -North 'Carotraa I i aU Chapel Hit! ;f;Dayfd Ir Wami :&e$$tpM:jte .$ Rey Calvin: Wiley ts; .SuprlnteilderjUor;, y the Commo4$chopfa4fth Stated f - ; .Willie J PaTnier, A M; is Principal of th':If , " i ' . C Institution for the Deaf.'Dumb and the Bl'nr Dr fed ward C 1 Fisher is Sufeerutfendejit of the Insane Asylum, i . ,. ... c : , , ".' - v. , ' CONFEDERATE STATES CfOYERNllENT. t " ..., ' 'T-v3 "- i Thu "ntlihii 1 n f f f 1 . C J. " . " ' 4 . "The Execktive j lien. JFr.'Dividv of Miss , Pfesideat.r Hon. A. H.-STEPHfifts, of Ga.,: Vice-President -. lTt Cabinet.' ' : J PN Benjamin, of La., Secretary offState: ' C ti MMMiNGEft, ofr5j-.U., Sec'y .of T'easnrjv. Jab A Seddon, of Vas, Sete'y of War... .." S R Mallory, of Fta., Seoof the Jfavy. -Hon, Geo Davis o N C'AUorney General. John H Reagan, of Texas, Postmaster Geq'rL aaras n. unpaeay ommtssiofletjBiv r auenia. ; G E W Nefson, Supt of P4WIc, Printing , Gen Sam Cooper Adj't aod Inspector G en, '-r John S Preston, Chief of. Bureau ;of CoaseruN' . tioa. . . ' I V. Brig-Gea'A R Law ton, Quartermaster Gen, S P Moore, S6rgeon-Generafe j : E W Johns, Medical ParveyoV. V--. . North Carolina Reprcscal,atioa In Coifsress., ' Wm T DdRTn aud W A Graham. .Home of Rfe&tives: First District MaiiirHertlbrd,V Gates Chowan, Perquimans. Fasquotanki Currituck Camdem. N-ojtharapton, Washington,- Tj frail and Bertie W N H Smltlu . ; ' X - Second Dist rict-r-Ha1ifaxv, Edgecerobe-Biaaa- - tforl ,-WilsonPitt, G r een, Lenoir . and,vHyde fR R Bridge rs. 'r.' - '' - 'Third District Carteret, Jones, Crayeiifc 1 Onslow, D uplin, Way tie, Joh nston an Samp son J T Leach. . , j ; - - - Fourth DistrictNew Hanover. Brnnswickr Cblombus, Bladen 'Reoeson, CumberlanfRrch- tr-l-"' T -l?n x " . Fifth Districtarren;Frankiin, GranvilleV ; i Orange and 'NashnJ6siah:TttrnerVJ : 4 Sixth Diitrict- Afamahcei PeraralCfUiweB; J A Gilmer, v . ;'.Jtr 4 Seventh Distr4ct-andIph Da Chatham,. Moore, Montgomery, Stanly -.ixAh Anson J M h&nclt. ' t . v,:--:-:-"0yirn Eighth Distrief--Rowah; Gabarrus HniWt Mecklenburg Gastonr Linoolu, Catawba an4.-;;' Cleaveland-r-J G Ramsay. . o -' Ninth District Aslf9, Alleghany. Wilkes., . Caldwell- Alexander. Yadkin, Surry, Da.viei? Iredell ahd Burke-B S Gaithef. . v . .f. Tenth . DtstrictiClay CKerokeen Macprfti j Jacjt'soa, Madison,, B u ocombe' Transylvania, . Henderson, Polk, Yancey, McDo"weli,vR.Hther ford, Mitchell, Haywood and Watauga -G'W Logan. - ' v "' "CONFEDERATE STATES COURTS. v . - ' ' The District of North Carolina is djj'jded ' into three Judicial Districts,' and the tunes and. places holding the court3 appoiBted by tha Judjfe.. ' Hon. Asa Biggs, of Martia, Judge; f Geo. V; Strong, of Wayne, Dist. Attorney. Wesley Jones, of Wakel; Marshall. The JDtmrt of the DislrlcY off Alhemarlr Mi held at Hattfar, on Wednesday next afterthlrd Mefiday in-May aid November. Joseph Ram-" t sey, clerk, Rocky Mount ' 1 . The .Courl for the Ijistrictof Pamlico is held 1 at Gpldsboro'-dn theoartbl5nday ln;May and ' November.' .William M Wajlson, clerk. War- - hrentow; 1 , . m -The Court Cr the District ef Cane Fear is held v SaUibury trie Monday next afterV the . ; ' foWrth JWndaym May and November.. Dan , e Coleman, deck, .Concord. , . ' : E A Jrtrt5mpftni of Charlotte, E B Borden .of Goldsbom-, W S Maroa-of Raleighj Tbos , w Brown,. Jr;, of Wilmington, ConfederaU ted Cnussfonlrs. i ' ' ; LT stated 1 UtiA'tliiTttTS C g. llllltary Prison, 'l 7' SltusBuay, N. C, 1Vf ay 24t!h. 1864. I . ' " 1 Liet t$ 6$ceri'an& Attachec at ihPJ-' federate States military Priton.gali' CoU John A Gilmer Jr., oramandant ftf Voj Z- CapCJ A. Fuqua, As't ".' 1 " J. M. Abernathv. Assistant Snrtrenw.' -1 GB, Paulson, Hpspital Steward." --... amesfartuii Sirgeanf wT ; . yu- jj. en y, orison inters. ... H. Jamea JJeati njmatfdaBt0,cietk fA k-i Afni&om guard. .-C LMlu ej5 Ca A '110. jpoj ; . sr, Artencr 4. jl, bhirlefr. Jr UiC. Davis, A apt, P. Allsn, o.B,e ICS jne. v lt I&tnt&Mz Latham--' 4, ftrisakeri conjme&in tUC.SlUilU'jy ffU'si. , . - .... , Capti li ;D:-Snead.r S''.(&il'm?'-- ; 1st JLt: R: Hr WatlirL; nf- 'V ' ll-Qd WT R.nead: 5 ; fj. w J n a Jtrt- A. MJ-'Wbitsettt '! tj&tff r'i - . ' " " PonlederAtM..geTOng,ottfcffinte ' ' . i -jCpart Martial ' r 3If-- "-- anfe-'Asseriersilltf ' r."-' ' - 9S f' . 1 x 1 ' I' A. 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Daily Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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July 4, 1864, edition 1
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