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SPORTS OF THE Vm ISSyftiTIOj
.Richeond, March 2Sj Th fol-
low i ogl wa& recei veq w.uay: :n " "t
Head QnAiCTEB8yMArciv8U.
Uon. J, CBreckinridgejSQyWf:
pen. Gprdoo -idlbrms jpe i that rti
his repdrt thfe justion, at E8
tiont. Col. H 3K Jone8,iiiiin-
lines, was at the front sapewirtend t
, Aft i . iL I w . 4.11
i i Hg1 1 persou iu pera wwroawi ' ip
f officers and tnen-iinertwmHAAf:
. Lt. tjolStripling chared WtiM
emy.'s breastworks .lvfiWjW
OBOooters 01 nis corp atnureujsaieij
turned ujfbn the enemy ihisicptwred
guns i.-r"-' -tV
(Signed .. &?IyJen7t ;y
am itot old:
1
I'Vrtf not old thooglyre haWI'-l
Their shadowB in my;wyjrii-i ?
. .,1 Wn not old, ihougfewJ pawed
.. ' On rapid wiags atfay;, . " . ;-v ;
"For m my heart a; fountain Wws, v V
-:" And' round it peasant' twagfct repose ;
jAjid Bympathies.andfBling3 high ""
i j - Spring Wte tnes,on evanng's ky-
I am not old ; lime rtiaV hare iset
Aid aom feint Tarjows thi;9rhftvoinett fJJ
Which care may deepep now ; ; ( : i
Yet love, fond love, a chaplet weavet, ,4.f
Of fresh'youhg buds and vrdailt leaves
And f tin 49 ancy l can twine
Thoughts t'swe'et aa flowerht once Were
. mine... v yh-
.j Mor64.n, N. March 27"iB65;
t J. j;Br0t&$J)in Sir r:2Lar
erv nonttlar bDBir has wide irfetifalipn
tadk ng ot th ' citizens irf-TOnbfc ipio
' MmlayvJrd oif Apiil; bfrosetof
oplyffirwiffi' the AirgeBt apeal bf our
; G6vrnmeirt:(Mkrs 'A. '
; Tins miii1nret-atWs
''Mfo- bt kittle '.'dbabt.'abte: to
&t you a glorlbul r6c6b1itt to sit it,
aropie ot our iiovernor.
Vib'iMi&mT ffora-roagaih oextreek.
U. JJlJNinSKY,
"2td Corn y. Agent.
pv vt,v f"n" di.w ,4f
Ilea
na4i fjaBqutapk;, Carttiuek
f ttv. f Ther.ai'e aVyviidble'Wq;;;eBer
" 6ii pinU'fti Burke; ''wbb'are'-atntibas to
emuww rue ex
K vf owjirici--nHja, 4wwgwoiuw fu-
InrA filuirw.t-CartMki. Jades. Graven;
Colairibus. BladeitaiesoiCumBfttUad Rich
Ai8fiwMihi. lrictr-Randolph,. Dav.don,
. - Jfew eMtgomexyStanty , and
Welenargt (iaoo. . Wncojflafna ana
Cleavftland J G Rarasav. " H ;
,.,Ninth DisLct-Ashfl, i AHeghany, Wilkef
KdweiA4wU aflainrrjr,r'Aavie
laoisan...
ItWeMon, XolK, ancey,-wicwoweu, .um d,
.iAlitchelli Hajwood and Watauga GT W
liosan..
t. .; LOCATED AT RICHMOND, V4.
onfifEFvlAVLs' olf isL;reiident.
Hob.' A. H STBfftEire, df. Gra.-jH yice-Presidenj
JJ'JBjtirfAJUKof-Ia., Secretary f -State.
C MEMKMRfiSfto, .o JRfeasu r
Jll SBDBoar bl.t "See Vttf' an
i' ft MltiSdaf'Pla Sec'ylrif.tbeavyV
Hon Geo i7Mxf'orJNvci; Attorney- wenerai.
matkker Geurl
OaeM tft
eiin!Ciopw.Adj?tnd Inspector Geo.
,.JfeirVhrnvCWBfoBaran oeOonscrfp-
an.3yhn H(ri- --ynu bi ,,"!' f:
UitmfU wtermaster Gen. i
o r moore, ourgwuatvjcucii-
J5 W Johns, Medical Purveyor,
Walton, AJqiimael'fiMvV
j', f
fcMyBrownI)iArioha;Ov,liaiw
r . vti inrn?iv rat, ntnumrni: j an-iij
iitaiDrmiam
y;flatt?"sShdd ' Jhtrict -Davi d Bar0f,
tjBUnry4her.;, Jaceb 4BrowK Wi H
Tboinas D. ileares 'Jto'krela&ari
. uacou.
Jpbci'At feraaaha'w 2iiTh ;j!wtf and
j John '-Wistiiin-iS'fbt bacbk bhd
barwlflour and l2,00''i 6nfaerate
bonds;; 'i : x
Burton Craigw If. barfeJiUotti,tfd?Hl$6
lbs. bacon.' - t " 'jvl -I .
- J.,W HaU jbarrels fam )d rt ffiMbs.
T.BurbankcV Gallagher $2,000 Jn.nobeyV
, " Rev. Krider barreii.flQUc and
bushela corn. ...,1 ai&4 :'
W. R. Fraley 50 lbb"Spi4.
t S.S.Trott ia bflsbelr'irlnd ldO
lbs. flour. , lff " m
M;W.Jvis;l(bnr. " :J
David BarringerJB barrels flour and
lender 10 taoif - ;
J; B. Gibsob. 4 barrels f4out.
T. J. Merob and' Bro. 1 barrtl flour
and 804ko. bac6n.
' J. JBrtooer $1,000 in money.
' Dr.- M. A; Locke 1 'barrei flour and -50
h '-Oonrmitteb io flarttoan's Distriot,
make a partial report as follows, of army
snppHeS'ObjLained 4n , that District during
last week..
. . I Henderson dpnates 1 side upper lea
ther, IQ bushels corn, 2 bushels wheat.
J ,P, rWise,rBan loans 5 bushels corn and
sells. 2 turkeys. . ?
B Crowell donates $5, jaid. . ' . " .
H Blackwelder " $5, 1,4 . " -
C Harkey donates 5 bushels corn.
C R -Miller -loans 35T ibs. flour, fire
bushels corn.
Q H MKenaie-doflatea , 2 barrels flour. ;
. rS McLauppells' 1 barrel flour.
Jrjhu Cooper a6nates' $15, paid, and
seys;301bilcov-
C A EjdpntBid. '
Micnael 5huping donates $15, paid.
Jdfco Jhliair ddnates $20 paid.
- Mrs.' Bensoii1 donates , 5, paid.
" Phillip Owens " , 50, paid, " 1 iack
flours- 1 'T " ' 5 ' '
G F Smith dbnates $3.
R.Gardner " v 5, paid.
, t Jesse Gaskey loans t5 buaheis - corn and
donates $5y:. )-.. ''
ti. John Beaver sells 2 bushels corn.
R L $m4th loans 2 bushels corn, 20 lbs.
bacon. i .' f
JoharHartmaa sells 10 lbs bacon.
Mrs' E (Jlover donates $, paid.
Mrs M Beavftr' ' 5, " .
, .
Mrs M Hartman " 5, "
bnates 2 bushels corn and
Youst sells 8 lbs bacon bushel
potatoeSr125 lbs fl oar. . . .
George Reridletnarj elQ 100 lbs flour,
12 lbs bcon; 2 p-alloos molasses.
; . g per donates $5r paid, wife 20
i
UM OWW
ger. John ic9tJJo8epb Mious S STrlt
M Ll'Hofmje'sfe rold 'Hill.
CofnSueek1 Vppoint and m' kVoWn-
LAoC(tS8thrjltaea5 ttvHei South-west
?f SalWjorjflinyankfM, or 2
vwm w!., -n.ep for -iop . 4Bk eut
very 4ark fcajr or nearly blaekV lfara Slale:
r roe alxM re waFd-wjlLbe 6prd.4bEL.tJui rM
L-; -jf 3t ,. for.the balance of tha vaf. 2 norrn men
hiteheaff. T 1 f & , 3
or to
rch39,,r86M dtf866;-
i' it,
li
npHOSE persons who.skinB ed'fiovernment
' Aicattle at they fill out.and'died whfftf pass
inff if)n Salisbury t jo J. O.'Ratetnan'a taat
weefc, are hereby notified to. ratorh-the fiides
.5 "vjwiw ui uovnuvu ui vr f aj- ixjoibju
.JMareb 302$65f;2tdpd26& ,
lOTIGEwT'prriv'eht any tnisrepWiPenta
wU3 tiooavLpow;statto the public that the
MANSION HOUSE -is not closed, and never
JtHs beeiu and tRey will find the same accom-
Imodaiiohs theretofore. u;.. , .
3tdpd25i i :h ? WMROWZEE. ,
1,: '-i, ,
Gti ARCOAlI for the use bfthe Artillery
ShQ'ptotea'4t'8biiry- Ni'C.? '
r, puuactiillb& are
.abje to fnrQislL X.Q0O huahels o-less per feionth.
'gfAS. M, BOYD, Capt. Arfly. ;
Disbursnjr OfiweC.; Art'ly Shops v- :
r - ,MafehSth h l;
lHd.26, , ;; j , . -
ri?PRAtllOT BUNfeGACfilir
tJUj6 HER'S Iug Irtora lonis: casa DENTAL
WANTED TO ltlRCHEr AS1' ONE
f detached Coupon of the fi hundred
million non.tazable joan and fifteen million loan.v
Enquire of ' :.h ' v '
hhiS-- '-,5
TTATTER, SALlSBbrRVwin pay die highesd
JUL 'price lorr unS, Either in cash or .ex
change for Hats. - Jan 18. 206-tf
- $ ...
f I WISH to' aee1t4fpsjl Cbtioa ' Yarn 1 for ' all
kinds of cooatry produce sack as Corn , Wheat,
Bacon, Cotton am Leather; I iara;in great
need of Cotton, and would be jg I ad to exchange
ThM'for'teVeralloates.'''4 ''"V '
10tdpd357 ' ' W. COOKSEY, Agt.
. Head Qaarts. Post Salishary, N. C )
v March 20, 1865. y
General ORDE-t) , , . . u
No 12.
ALL Oflffcers arriving at this Posfremaifling
more than twenty-four hoars, will be re
quired to register their names and exhibit their
orders at the Provost Marshal' Office. .,
Bv command of .
Brig. Gen: BRADLEY T. 'JOHNSON.
McPhkrson Keknkot, A. A G.
dtf-258
ERESBYTBRIAL NOTICE;
THE! Presbytery of Concord will hold its
semi annual meelin? at Providence Church.
comraencin?on Weduesdav before the 4th Sab
bath in April -1865,'at llVclock, A. M.
. 3, RUMFLfi, Stated Uleis.
Fresh Garden. Seed
A. SUPPLY of fresh Garden Seed for sale
Aptly.'.soon oi-vou. will be-too late
POUNDS WOOL for which we
will pav the highest prices in cur
rency, specie, or exchange for HATS or Cot-
ten Yarn I
: - WITTKOWSKY cferSALl ZBKKY.
Nov 25. 1864. ! ..; . fj.: ,. 164dtf
BLACK Bombazine, Delain, Brown Veiling,
Calicoes. Cravats, Blacking Brushes,
Hooks and Eyes, Combs, Domestic,. and Home
made, Wash Soap, at ,
ROBERT CRAWFORD'S.
"Salisbury; Marcjj 2.8, 1865. 3td265.
1U ASTED -Immediately, two Matrons.
f -T Apply to-
, : .tf. Surg, in Charge,
2d Dir. Gen. HospM. No.. 10.
FELLING B O OES for SALE,
AT THIS OFFICE.
WANTED
n
State of Nonh Ca rolFwlii&V' th1 f fched-
ule qf Aiaa to gove?ft Pftrgm for
the nxt sfxty days,, withv .raf w8derablyr
iorder Of thn jtnLn.mM
f above thdsebflfie lafeschedttle. TOjtlWKTa;
.amy of the ahnyv that firmer tntfdli
wHloome: ferviroV with.BlMrltaJlv'
that "they a8 poS&ibly from' their own ; jM,!J
BttMptWi tthekPd 'of tlral. arrnV, WhiChLiil
oj .atiist, taift recognize M aj hiyi.jsav
Appieap', ; aneagooa.peaifiaperoasiwb-
, -N- f 28 poauds,, ; . . .10 0ft
" nnoealed, pr btttehehofSS: V i
Axet , withhapdles, eacn, . . 8 ?
" without handles, aeh 18 w
Bacon.3 i 'ber,Ddurndl hofir round . 4 -10
Beaas, ' white orcorofieJoVper bush-? .
BraudyVM eo K-y 10 00
Beef, fresh, net, per pound 2 00
' " V ftrAh, jffiStpqPpikni, 1 00
" salted, per-pou ad . , . 2 50
Prownstuff, good, jwr bush lbs U 00
Candles, TiJallo, pe pound A ' 5, Oft
" , adamaut''ne, pgr poind , . 10 00
Chaini, traeVper poun3 v" ' . 16 00
Cloth, ' wbolen'for ebldief s clothes,' - ' -I
yard wide, 10 oz. toyard, . fc
- ' 'v !v and ra rote asto greater ' '.
'' or less weight or widthi per ' .-"
. , yard , - 15 OQ
Cottou, r ; raw, per lb - - ' 2 50
Coffee, ,'Rio.per lb . ; 12 50
Corn,4 unshelled," per bushel of 70;
; - nbs ' " ' 12 004
' . tBhelled, sacks not included .
f per bushel of 561bst ' 5 00
CornmeatV sacks "not included, per !W
bushel of 50 lbs ,V . , ,,12 50.
Drills, cotton ,J yard wide,' iyd.
i Ho poaud, per yard ; 2 60
Flour, extra family, per barrej of.? .,, r-.
1W pounds 10U0U
jmperfiae, perTihl., of 196
pounds . 80 00
fihe,' per" bbU of t96 pounds t0 75
baled, per 100 pbuBds -8 08
tinoaledrper 100 pounds . . 7,50'
wool,Wach e. '. 50.
baled, oer 100 pouWf h . '8; 00
Fodder,
Hats,
unhaled, per 100 pounds, , ,,1750?
Hides, dry, extra, per pound ,.
"dry;' ' ' ' - '-4 50
green, per pounu . ; -.au
artillery, 1st qlas,sperhad 1,500 00
artillery, 2d class per hejid 1,200, 00
pig, No. l.pertod 2000 lbs 350 00
2, v ' 2000 " o 314. 00
Horsds,
Iren,
B6om " '2000 . 7106
Srtiths square orroundnplfc
ton of 2800 pounds. Jf030 OOi
serviceable railroad per ton' , r,
of 2,240 lbs . .
castings, per1 pound
wool, dbmestierpeV yard
40OOQ
emUs,
15 00
60
CO 00
4 50
10 00
JCeUtes camp,ftda, pepoond
Lumber, good, per l hkt tee
Lard,
clean, per pound,
sole, per pound
upper, per pound - .
harness, per pound
cane, per gallon
sorghum, do
1st class, per head
2d class, 4f: -..
LeaChe'r,
12 00
. . 12, 00
10 00
15 00
tCO 00
100.00
Molasses,
-Mules,
ti
u
3d class, ' "
extra - 'u,;v' . V;
per kee
800,00
Nails,
Qats,
- 200 00
sheaf unbaled per 100 lbs
sheaf, baled 100 lbs
shelled, per bushel'
10 00
9 25
8 00
it '
Osnaburgs, cotton yard wide, 7 os to
yard, per4 yard
cotton yard wide, 8 pi'tp
2 50
2 75
; - - . yard, per yard
Onions, . per bushel
Peas, cow . per bushel of 60 lbs.
Potatoes, Irish, per bushel of 60 lbs
sweet, per " " "
Peaches, dried, peeled, per bushel of
38 lbs 1
tj ' unpeeled, per bush 38 lbs
Pork, fresh, net, per lb
Jr salt,'
Pasttirage, 1st quality, near town, per
head, per. month, .
common,- near town, psr
head, per month, l'
m 1st quality ,'itf the country
per head, penonth
10 00
15 00
8 00
8 00
12 50
10 00
3 50
3 50
" 8 00
. 5 00
7-00
per head.Sir month . 4 00
Quinine, i,percmc',' 80"d0
Rice, new, pr pound 1 o0
old, per pound 1,10
Rve , " good, per bushel of 56 lbs 12 00
Sacks, twobushflls,osnaburgs,each 6 00
Shirting, cotton, wide, 4J yds to a
pound, per yard
1 75
" cditonJ wiBe, 3 yds to a
pound, per yard
Cpttoa stripes, 3 yds to lb, per yard
Salt Coast, per bush -of 50 lbs,
" Liverpool, " " "
Virginia, " " "
Steel,' cast, per pound
Shoes, " army, per pair
Shoethread flax, per pound
Socks, sdldiers"w6bl,"pfei pair
Sheep, . fat, per head
Sagir, browff, common, per lb
Soap ard, per poaTfd
soft iter pound
1 10
2 75
40 00
50 00
45 00
10 00
25 00
10 00
4 00
50 00
5 00
200
1 25
Shuck ,bed,'per 100 1bs
Shorts, go6a perbeshetof22 lbs,
Ship-staff, iood; 37 -
Tea, black, per lb
tt gjeen , per lb
Tent totb,1&ton?l0 ox to yard, per
yard
Tobacco, No 1,-eztra
No I
8 00
1 75
2 40
10 OQ
18 09
2' 50
3 00
2 SO
Talldw . clean, per pound
Vinejrar, cider, pernn
wie
TToof,1
eoipeRhunch.iofl5,
lUJ
oWO 'lowe teams,- nl&MF&m
Hire oftwo: norseLteains, wagon, and , ,r '
' driver,' ratioB farhlshed by pwnerJi , . '
.per day t0: fcm vm?.,3?-Qp
Hire of four horsi teamswgpn gucU A . . - ; .
. driver rations famished by goveVnH - y ' '""-v'; '
jnentperdayr: iUj '',"0':' tfc&l';' .
Hire of ;.six hrfKm8ll2filDalni-,.
driver, rations furuisbed.ibv dWet.M - ft'1 .
ir- of six horse teams, , wagon and: j f
driver, ratioos furnished1 byern3 V
mentoerdav "0rt. OWCD S
Sire of.laborer, rationi&wnjshediby. ... vq'
. j . . .e a, i
r. owu?,psu;,aay .,!;i u rt ' ,
Hire of laborer, : rations fhrnishedbji '
v-'govfirnmenl,;perday ' " .'lV V4 00'' .
aire ot laoorer, rauoua luiuisireu oj r 1 j. !
owner, per monpw s Hft 0n5'
ire of Jabaner. rations furnished by, ' . ,
government; jnontt 5 tr 65 00
.Blire-f boijsespJH'd-rii' bftq' ?HUf0' ' "i
.Th9 QimissioniBrs retfullysugge&t nat 4 .'
if, it be found pracfrcal, the prdducer should be ' "
iiQwefl to retain iout;part or tBiEauypjHsf ,,
io De sow at raaraw i aieB, io; pay iorneir!ne
cessary plan ta tionsu pplies, Srhit h th i ejr nave to
purchase at hihi market price s'' 'ThfrVarn-
stly call upon the farmers tobriuar rforward
their cornf now so' 'necessary-'to the support of
thft armyiiDf iheir immedititefrohtf andrwhich
alou' wiU prevent the loss to the, ; enemy, of
mi ineir crops, biock, pegroep occ. io& corn
miaeioners would alsb recomfend'-iliaHh Mm
'psam'enshpd, 0bi uniyecai; aditTJtform,
eaving out npi onev. . :-.u- "-. '-
: For the information of all pereon concerned::
Hppe thaji(?y will he sliictly-obeyf4tjt
'No ofj5cerr or agent shall : . impress ha ne-
cessary supplies which' any person may have
r
the consumption of himself, his family , m-
jplpyeea, slaves, or to'carry on hisardihtfjme 1
chanical, manufacturing agriealtadiiaple-"
Tje?hext meetmtfofthe Board will be be Id
in th,Seaae Chamber, in theCity of Raleigh,
oniEriday.the30th daj of 'SeptembieYnext,
pnjesa,. sooner . changed. Impressing g4Qts
rnuBi fumifh rood and satisfactorv reaso&s Tor
aisapprovaip on appeals, orine- awargi oi.iocai
appraierP wilHe approved. 'All commumca-
tiortf shoo in r addressed to yie Htfcretary or
rtia Board, Raleigh; N..C. -'' .
. v , , Garypburg,JN..Cr
- R. VBtACKSTOClC, tit
' ' tocksvjijiic c?'
Coms Appraism't for "th(B State of NI C".7
(0. W, j4panBOAi,Uaroir.o fci-.
WW
tui ax.ft ''
111
ROWAN CGUNTf'f
Office Chief Commissary
of SuDsistelce;,,h,":
SALISBURY, March 13, 1865,;,
THE pressing demands upon me for subsis
tence have exhausted my present supplies
at this point, and I must call upon yjir; toas
eist me in-providing for the gallant troops now
in our midst, who are on their way to the front
I beg that every family will send me at once
as much flour, meal, bacon, salt pork and mo
lasses, as can be spare'd, for which Iwdl-paj
them, on delivery, market rates, or return the
provisions to them in a short time, as they may
prefer. .
Let none be deterred from sending becatrte
their contributions will be small. The
smallest contributions will help an3 will be grate
fully received. I trust the people of Rowan will
respond with their. a.ecustomea:imeniiivy nu
patriotism to this call, and send supplies to me
freely and promptly. From the citizens of
Salisbury,, I hoDe- to teceive much assistance
to-day. A. MYERS, Major is C. S. s
dtf252
N O P I'C B v
TTTEwilT receive-boxesf, for soldiers id dur
T V .army as follows: . . t, ., u
For Weldon and Wilmington, NC, from the
1st to the i5th of esfch months .
For Petersburg and RichmondVa-and mr
prisoners ot war, irora.uie iam o uie y5th-ol
each month. ' SPRAGUE'BROs.
w . t .. ...
The Children's Bannerv.
. ,, . & . p. (. .
THOSE" who wish to subscribe for the Chil
dren's Banner, in this community, ;wjU.
hand their Subscipt'ions to me 'without delayas
iMsintended to issue the firsfr numberitbin
this months . . . ;. ' 1 " '-
Term's, per copy, 6 moths, $2 ; 20 or. mora
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