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BY lELIiGRAPH. FOR TIIK ASOCIATF.O 1'KKSS. i l rta of tlic Ir9 Ao1mHo.. ..t-n tl aeeouling to the Act of CorgrefB, ia the year ii-5, by J. S. Tuhaphfk, in the Clerk's Office of tbe Dis lr.( t Court of the Cenfedorate States for tbe Northern I ftiii t ol Georgia. . FROM RICHMOND. RICHMOND, An. 15th, 18G3. i)rV. '.ener-il William Smith, of Viriuia, is to be Maj t.ent-rul; Bi teadu-r General Cademus M, Wilcox, of Ala., t, be M-j. General ; Colonel Kppa Hunter, of Virginia, to t.tj ivigadier General ; Col. B. G. Humphteje, of Wish., to .. Brigadier Genei il. Tii mi j-ct of the employment of u:gro troops in the C nifoik i H!.e f-rivi e is T eitiu;j k',jki discusr-ion in this tttte. 1 u6 Va-hi'igUn coin spoudeut. of the New Yoik Times A-eits t it positive information h.ts 1 een received of the l urfxjs- ol ilio ( otieleralii - vomnjent to employ one Lun.ho.l thousand nsr rrs in the ari- y This, cf course, is i,:t tr ue, a Congrt ss must first pjs the necessary laws, a. .J (1 thin time it id doubtful if tbe nioj jrity would cor sent, t ii:, di t from Ihe rule Lert;tr.for observed iu regard to ',,- cl..fs ( t our population. s.y,(i numb r of ankee noveN, recently imported, win ?.. d rind ' onfiicftted by the Governmeut a lew diys t-,te I'.'i'Jk I'fll jANKKB RAID FEVKR AT YTCK ' BURG. Meridian, Ki-'S., Aug 15:h, ISot. Judication!) point to a projected Cavalry raid by the Vn-ik'-i to the Yazoo Valley. Ihe t:l!uw Fever hi reported Feriomdy malignant at Viuksburg. The troops of IVmberton's array are fast returning to cemp ri PempolU by every train. FROM RICHMOND. Richmond, Aug. lGtb, 18C1. 'i h's has been one of the most qaiet Sundays since ihe ( oniiii"ic"i!ierjt of the war. No rumors are circulated, and t i!jilt.-ry Fituatk-n is or.Iy referre 1 to occasionally in ' ui pari: w Furrr.ises as to the provable future ccwrso of events. The Yaiikeen Litve evacuated Gloucester county ia con - ijiiLi ce ot the prevaler.es of a malignant fever am eg the trooii-. It iti fcaid that they are also leavir.g Yorktdwn for tkj C-iLB'i. MOKE YANKEE PRIiONERJ. Richmond, August IC, 163. A it w more pr'sot:?, captured near Alexandria, passed through to d y. The enemy are in considerable force and encamped withia eght miles r-f Cu'peppor Court Hcue. Till! noMSALDUENT OF MORRH I LAM) AND FORT HUilTEE. Charleston, Aug. 16, 18G3. The bombardment has been much more vigorous during the last two nights and to-dny. Tie enemy's lotg raDge v ihh have brf-n hheliing Foit L'um'er, without doing mate i ia! da :age. FROM CliARLLSTON-FURIOUS BOMBARDMENT OF BATTERY WAGNER AND FORT SUMPTER OUR vyPK.8 UNINJU2KP. Charleston, Aug. 18;h, 1SC1. All day y.btcrday the bombardment was more furicus t!:an at any previous day. The Ironsides, ei Monitors, and six gunbo.it), with all the enemy's land batteries, opened on Battery Wagner at day break, throwing twenty shells per minute at our works. This continued until 11 o'clock, when the lee atd land batteries turned their attention ta Fort Sumter. Tha Ironsides and six Monitors i proached within three quarters cf a nillo of Suaiter and ittr red igorously against tbe South face. Fort Eumter i-plied fcritk'y from Ler barbette gnrs "1 he contest last id ubo.ut three Lcu:s, when the fleet, having been struck very c'ten,stood out of rarge, with their flags at half-mast. 1 1 is HuppoEcd that seme high Yankee naval officer has been hj'.!d. 71c tnirr'b 'and batteries cf two hundred pourder Par ret gur.s kept up a cciiotaiit fire esterday evenirg end all 1 stripht tgaiist Fumter. The ro. rof cannon heard in ili? city is tremendous. Tho casualties at Tort Samtcr ;e3terday were one killed t.iid thirteen wounded; at battery Wagner, seven killed and twenty tour wounded. Among the k died is Capt. Warn pier, c ! Ya., Chief Fnginecr at Wegnc-r. The cannonade was resumed at daybreak this morning, and now, 0 o'clock, A. Jd., with great vigor. Batteries lirep- and Wpgner fre unimpaired. Tha South face of Fort Humter h s been considerably pitted by the enemies Par ntt gutb on IS orris Island. . . , For the Jourral. Headq'bs 3Sth Req't N. C. Troops. Oraage Court lionee, Va., Aug. 10:h. 1S63. j At a roee'ing of the officers aDd members of the 38th N. C. Troops, (Scales Biigade,) held at their camp near Or ange Court Hous3, Va., on Monday, 10th inst, called for the purpose of exprassitg oar deep mortification at the course pursued by a few of the citizens and journals of onr State, on motion, Lieut. Co!. John Afihford, of bampsoa, was called to the chair, and Dr. J. H. Harden, of SampsoS, aid Adjutant I). M. Mclrtiie, of Duplin, renueftted to act as Secretaries. The Chairman in a few appropriate remarks explained the object of the meetiue, aiur ,hich ha aoooiuted a com mittee consistirg of : Captain G. V. Fl wers, of Alex.io.ier county Captain A. W. Blackburn, cf I;edell do. erg't W. F. Pearsall, of Dupliu do Serg't J. B. Martin, of Yadkia do herg't J. S. 8edlerry. of Richmond do. Kei g't L. W. viormon, of Alexudt-r dc. Ftrg't A. F. 11 am bright, of Polk do. . orp 1 .i. I Oeddie.of Cumberland do 'orp'lS Warren, of Rampson do. 1'iivate P. M. Bridgers. ot Cleveland do. Private K. E. I.uck, of Randolph do. to draft resolutions to exprpsa the feeling of the members ot the reg'.meijt. The committee retired and soon returned, ard through the chair reported ttra following resolutions which were unanimously adoptee : Hexolced 1st, That we are deeply grieved by the course pnrbued by a few of the journal.! of rhe biate. The tfoe- trij-ea promulgated bythe "Kaleih standard" and its Hjrnpathizers, has been very detrimental to rur cause, and s ou:d such tcliDfis k-r.ger exist, the leputation which the Sa'e h p won by tne ga'lant'y t f her Bol Jiers will be lost, and the blood which has been ho profusely hhed up. u o many battlt fie'ds. vill have been shed in vain Rtto'vid 2nd, That we abhor tha course purFutd by a few of the citizens of ih 1 ate in regard to reconstruction. Heroin d 3t tf, That we a soldiera lroio North ('arolina, will recognize none other O an a final ai d complete separ a'ionfrom the old Union, aLd a recogni'ion of oar.jridejien dei c -; ar.d we 8gaio.pledf?e anew to onr fam lies at home, and brother soldiers iu the field, that we will pr secute this war until ocr nationality and iiid. peudence shall Lave bceu achieved. Jiesoleedith 1 hat a committee of threo be Felrct,e d by ballot as delegates to represent ua in a meet?cg ot N. V. Troops of the Army of Northern Viiginia, to be held at Orange Court House, Va , on Wedneifty, 12t,h inst., fo the purpose ol expressing the entiment8 of North Carolini ans in this army, in regard to the- disHfkc'icu and traitor ism f "Holden" acd his advocates. Wheraaoon the following gentleman were cho eu: Iveut. Col. John' Ashford, Capt. Uto ge Vf. Fiowrra, endCorpl. James D. tiiddie. There being no further business, on motion, the meetirg adiourned. O'her paptrB will p eaee piWish. J JOHN ASHKOfiD, Chairman. J. H. Pardk, ) Secretaries. I. M. S'ClNTIKK, J NORTHEIRN NEWS-CO NF ED Ell ATE SEWS. Eicumond, Va., Aug. 16th, 1833. The New Yoik Tiaiis, of thi 11th inst., va received at Petersburg last night. It contains nothing whatever from the Army of tho Potomac, and bat little cf interest from nay other quarter. The lTtita Pcnnsj Ivania regimeat, fix huaired strong, whoso tcr of service has expired, hid arrived from Port Royal. A letter d alt d Charleston, Aug. , says that a grand as sault would take place on the 13th. The greatest confi dante is felt in the result. Fort Sumter and Wagner are regarded o certain to fall withia six hours after tho battle ii opened. The draft ia New Yttk will be enforced ou Monday 2ath iust. No interference will be permitted, and none (says th? Times) is anticipated. tlcn. Iloed contradicts the report of his appointment to the command cf the cavalry in Northern Virginia. Four steamers arrived at a Confederate port yesterday. "there fire no signs jet of active hostilities on the Rappa hacnock, bat they ra'-her indicate prolonged inactivity. T he aut'ioi itiea threuhout the Confederacy should use unremitting exertions to send back absentees to the urmy. FROM FREDERICKSBURG. Fredericks ci bo, August 18;h, 1-63. i h VaLkets, iu tmill force, are still arouiid Fiederick'j buig. They say that their pickets will remain at Falmouth permanently. There is a picket lijht every Jay. l'as-iot gors by the Central train last evening, report all q tiet in Culpeper an j Orange. iSeven Yankee prig ours, captured Dj IiiiJDK.f 's men iu the Valley, were brought down in tho train. Richmond Sintiutl. CONSCRIPT OFFICE, ) Camp Holmes, July 23th, ltG3. ? aiE FOl.L0V.TNt; NOTICE ;s hereby published for the K intormstioa cf all concerned. Col. PETER MALLETT, Comd't ot Coi-scripts for N. C. J. W. Ma;j.ftt, Adj't. JVOT1CK. nO ANSWER NUMEROUS INQUIRIES, and to correct L errcrs rot uncommon, the following notice is publ sh ed to all concerned : I. Under the recent call of the President, extending the conscript age, all substitution have ceased to be valid if t'je substitute be less than 45 years old andia not otherwise exempt by law. II. Membership, unless as an officer duly accepted by the War Department, of local organizations for home de fence or special tervice, confers no claim t; exemption troru Confederate eervije ; neither does service in the mili tia, unless in case of e fliccrB actua ly in commiaaion who Lave duly qualified. lil. Hereafter any one furnishing a substitute wiil be come liable in his own person whenever the services of the substitute are lost to the Government from any cause other than the casualties of war. IV. Applications for exemption, on any ground what ever maat be first addvesscd to the local enrolling officer, who, if he has not power to act, cr is in doubt, will refer them to higher authority, with report of the facts. All such addressed direct to higher authority will necessarily and invariably be relerred back for local examination and repoit; and Vhe applicants wiil thus have uselessly lost time and prolonged suspense. Appeals again adverse decisions by local officers will be lorwared by thtta for hearing, when any plausible ground of appeal is sett-,rth. V. Commandants of Conscripts w ill give this notice ex- icuoic k,m.uuwu ui me ivitai press ot lueir respective Btatea- . G. Vv.iy Lt. Col., A. A. G. July 23, lbS3.-246-&41t20A. Acting Chief cf Bureau. For the Journal. At a meeting of the officers, non-con missioned officers and privates or the 11th (Bothei) Regiment N. C T., held on the 7th day cf August, lfG3, Lieut. Col. W. J Manin was called to the Chair, and Lieut. Col. Martin explained the object of the meeting in au eloquent and appropriate addreos. After anexpros'on of sentiment from cah Companv, the following committee were appointed to draft suitable resolutions expressive of the sentiments of the llih Re gi mentN. C. T, viz: Sergt. Davenpo t, Co. F, Private E. Todd, Co. C, Sergt. Womack, Co. D, Private James Clem eats, Co. G, Piivato Fence, Co. B, Private H. Bill, Co. A, Private G. P. Mill-r, Co. K, Sergt. Wilton, Co. E, Private J. Miller, Co. I, Coip'i Smith, Co. K. ALer which the meeting took a recess of two hours to give the committee time to prepare resolutions. The meeting re-assembled at 2 o'clock, P. M., and S rgt. Davenport rJter a few introductory remarks, rep ited the following preamble and resolutions : WflKBEts. We have learned with profound regret and deep mortification, that a few individuals ia Nortn Caroli na, cave recently expressed through the columi.s of the North Carolina (standard a very strong desire tor peace, even upon tho basis of a reconsttuetioa of the Union, and advecatirg a convention of the fctatcs to effect that ob ject; and whereas the proceedings cf meetings held in the countks of Wake and Moore is published ia the .North Carolina. Standard, together with certain arti cles which have from tima to timo appeared in said paper are, in our opinion, highly treasonable, and whereas we be lieve the prejent an tiaprop:tioa3 time for the agitation ot peace measures, exoept by the voice of the cannon, aLd believe that a very large majority of the citizens cf cur State are too patriotio, and have too much conf.dsLcc ia onr ultimate success, to make conces dons cr efl'r terms which would compromise the honor and integ-ity of a brave and chivalrous people. Therefore, llesolced, That we deplore, denounce, and utterly rcpu diate the sentiments of the people of Wake and Moure counties, as expre: sad through the proceedings ot their meetings published in the North Carolina Standard as trea sonab e, and calculated to do great irjary to our cauee, to bring our noble old State into igLOiiny, and to give aid and comfort to oar enemies. Jitsolved, That we have unbounded confidence in the in tegrity and ability of our Chief Magistrate, Governor Z. B. j Vaace, and regard hica &t too j ast, and too pure a man to be Ruided or iLtluenced by evil doers, as being endowed with that spirit ot State pride and patriotism, which will cause him ia future, as in the past, to yield a hearty and z3ifoua eupport to cur just aid righteous cause, an implicit obedience to the laws of the Confederate States, and at the Bame time to cherish untarnished the honor, equality , and rights of our beloved State. Jiesolved That our cotfidence in oar worthy President, JefierBon Davis, is unshaken, &rd that we regard him aB eminently qaalified to conduct a just and able administra tion which shall eventually procure ua an honorable and lasting peace. Resolved, That Capt. F. W. Bird and Lieut. Lemuel J. Hoyie, be appointed delegates to attend the convention cf N. C. T. to be held at Orange Court Homo, Va., on the 12th inet., to represent this Regimen! in said convention, to communicate tte sentiments ot the Regiment, as expressed iu the foregoing resolutions. Raolced, That copies of the foregoing resolutions be fcrwarded to the State Journal, Wilmington Journal, Char lotte Democrat, Fayetteville Observer, and Ashevil e News tor publication, with the request that all the papers in the otate copy. On motion, the meeting adjourned. WM. J. MARTIN, Chairman. tuwAHD 3. Ccilaw, Secretary. HECEIVER'S NOTICE. IN pursuance or au order cf tbe Distr-'ct Court. I here- j oy uoniy an persons, reb.uiug in me counties Of New Hanover, Brunswick, Bladen, Columbus, Robeson and Rich mond, against whom Decrees cf Sequestration hva hopn entered lor the Beveral amounts of their indebtednet s ta aucu rjjeiiiies, iuau i win ue present ai me times and pk cea mentioned, for the purpote of receiving the interett that may be due upon the said debts. Those who disregard this notice, and who fail to settit previous to the let September, will be in default, and an Execution wnx issue immediately for the interest aforesaid, and at the cost of the Defendant. it is recommended to those who are so disposed, that the present is the beBt opportunity to pay the principal al so, of said indebtedness. At Wilmington, from 12th to 18th August, inclusive, 9 A. M., to 6 P.M. At Whiteville, Thursday, 20th August. At Elizabethtown, Saturday, 22nd August. At Lumberton, Monday, 24th, August. At Rockingham, Wednesday, 26th August. ' DuURUTZ CUXLAB, Beceiver, &c. Jalj 23, 1SS3. 2i3ii4-tf, i The Lle V. J. Houston. N i For the Journal. ,, - Kknanstillk. Aug. 17th, 1863. MSSrS. JLdltCrS .-The ff.JJ.'ntr nimmhla an.l .ln tiona were unanimouBlv adontftd hv thn mo mVora rf War. ren Lodge, No. 101, at a meeting held iu their Hall, Au gust 8th, A. L. 5863. ' ' Whereas, the Masonic Fraternity, and particularly the members of Warren Lodge, No. 101, have heard that their broths r William J. Houston, Captain of Company I, 9th regiment of N. C. T., (1st N. C. Cavalr ) was killed in the la e hatle near Ashby sGap; ard whsreas, the members of saia iote leel that it is dae to the gallaut and dssticguish ea services ci tneir late brother, that they should ex i ress i.ucii uiKu api-reciaiion oi tne iioois qualities of head and nearr or ine deceased, Therefore, Re-iolved, That this Lodge, in the death of Cap rain uouston, has lost one i f its brigntest ornamente: the wcscnic fraternity one of l'a most distinguished membeis; the people at la'gi one of their mo.'t gifted citizens and successful legislators, and the service of tho Confederate States one of its bravest, most devoted and gallant officers. Resolved, That in common with our fellojv r-itirena we deplore tLe Iofs of our distiogui-hed brother and friend, and wdl ever cherish a fond xecollection of his noble qual ities as the perfect gentleman, and hereby tender to his alfl c fed .wife and family our heartfelt, condolence in bia their severe trial. Resolved, That tbe me nbers of this Lodge wlli wear the usual badge of Maionie'mouruirjg for thirty days, in memo ry of onr decea ed orother. Resolved, That the Secretary of tlm l odge be leqnested to furnish a copy of these resolutions for publication to the Wilrriiugtou Jeurral, and also a ce py to'the afflicted wife and family of the defeased. The Raleigh Register atd Fay ettevi'lt! Observer will phase copy and send bill to the Wilmington Journal tffice. WM A.ALLEN, Wvf. FARRIER, KEDi: BRYAN, Tnoa S Wathok. SecCy Warren Ledge, No. 10t. For the Journal. S?olilitiii Meeting. Camt Fpaerow, Near Wilmington, V Aug. 15th, 1SC3. ) At a called meeting cf Company B, 1st Battalion N. C. Heavy Artillery, held this day, Private Levi Moore was called to the Chair, end Sergt. u. w. Ltye, corporal J. . Henry, and Private W. 8. Hines were requesttd to ac? as Secretaiiep. The Chairman briefly stated the object of the meeting. Motion was then made to appoii t a committee of three, to draft a preamble atd resolutions, expressive m the senti ment of the meeting. Tne Chairman appointed Serts. B C. Bowden, Privates R M. Crcom and R. V. Carroll, who soon after reported as follows : Whereas, ia all ages ot tne worm, wnen i:mu aua oiaer, and the ru'ea or laws ot good society and wholesome gov ernment, have tempoiarly given way, or Eeetn to be failing, the wicked, tte virtuous, and tne lawless, have rej iced, while the fiienos of civd liberty, and religi ous freedom mturced ; aDd tchtreas, durhg the existance of vhe present war, in all disloyal mo, the friends at d se cret, it not cpea, aeivocaies ci nefero iq janiy, rave oee-n depresstd; and f icivas, under our present and late re verses, which we DeJicve to pe oni rmporary, patriots are dejected, and tones exultant, chief among w!;aia, is s. w Holden, Eq , Editor of the Rale'gh (N. C.) ,k Standard." Therefore, Resolved, That we have an abidiDg conh.fene-3 ia the justnets of " oar course," and doubt not the tiual result tho permanent estaousameue ei mu lajepeueuce vi ic Southern Confederacy, under a system ef rigt.leous and eemitable laws equitable to all. JtS0lcea, iuai ia loosing lorwaru vo pe:n-f, wmtu must eventually come, acd which we earnestly desire, the basis of that peace mu3t be et-.mul separation from the Yankees and Abolitionists. Resolved, That we entertain no idea of reconstruction, of a reunion of the " thirty-four States,' and that we le- gard Union men, reconstructionisti and tones as being one and the same, all at heart, the friends and well w ishers ol Abraham Lincoln and hiscatwe. Resolved, That we are ashamed of certain editorials, es pecially vne, and some correspondence, which have lately appeared in the Raleigh (N. C.) "Standard,' and when have been generally denounced throughout the South, and waraily applauded by JNortnern eaito.-s a on Die prooi or their double dyed torjism. - Resolved, That we are driven against oar win, ironi tne eeneral tone and character of the " Standard," to regaid W. W. Holden as a tory, witiiout an eqaal in the South, th certain allay of Abraham Lincoln, the most powerful, the most inveterate foe, and at the same time the most insidious enemy the confederacy has ia the old No-th State. Resolved furthermore, That,W. W. Holden, by the pub lication of cowardly and submission editorials, in recent is sues of tin Raleigh (N. C.) "Standard," has disgraced himself ia the eyes ot an true men ; is a uisgrace io me place of hia birth, and that he has made himself too con temptible to receive the common curtesies of civil life from pa'riotic North Carolinians, and that ha is uaworthy a home in the South. , Resolved. That the action of onr (N. C.) troops in Vir ginia, deaouncing the course of the " Standard,' meets our hearty approbation, has dispelled much of the gicora brought upon us by our recent reverses, and that we are inspired anew, to redouble our diligence and energies in the cause of Southern Independence. The reading of the resolutions, was followed by several patriotic speeches, delivered by the members ol the com pany, after which the said resolutions were, upon motion of Sergt. J. M. Highsmith, unanimously adopted. The following resolution were then offered and adopted without dissension. . Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting, be for warded to the Wilmington Journal, with a request for pub licat on, and that all papers in the State friendly to Eouth ern independence, be requested to copy. Resolved. That this jneetiog nowadj3urn. ' LEVI MOORE, Chairman. Sergeant G. W. Dtes, ) Corp-i J. V. Henbt, Secretaries. Private W. 8. Hinis, ) TO TtlW SOLDIHUH Of THE C HVeVAOKHATJC STATKS. Alter more than two vears of a warfare eearcelv equalled in tbe cumber, magnitude, and fearlul carnage of its battles ; a warfare iu which your courage and fortitude have illustrated ycur country and attracted not only gratitude at home, but admiration abroad, your enemies continue a 3traggle iu which our Onal triumph must be inevitable. Unduly elated with their recent successes, they imagine that temporary reverses can quell your gpirit or shake your determination, and they are now gathering heavy masses lor a general in vasion, in the vain hope that by a desperate effort suc cess may at length be reached. You know too well, my countrymen, what they mean by succe?p. Their malignant rage aims at nothing less than the extermination of yourselves, your wives and childie n. They seek to destroy what they cannot plun der. They propose a3 the spoils of victory that your homes shall be partitioned among the wretches whose atrocious cruelties have stamped infamy on their gov ernment. They design to incite servile insurrection and light the fires of incendiarism whenever they can reach your home,s, and they debauch the inferior race, hitherto docile and contented, by promising indulgence of the vilest passions as the price of treachery. Con scious of their inability to prevail by legitimate war fare, not daring to make peace lest they should be hurl ed from their seats of power, the men who now rule in Washington refuse even to confer on the s abject of putting an end to outrages which disgrace our age, or to listen to a suggestion for conducting the war accord ing to the usages of civilization. Fellow citizens, no alternative is left you but victory or subjugation, Biavery and the utter ruin of yourselves, your lamilies and your country. The victory is within yjur reach. You need but stretch forth your hands to grasp it. For this all that is necessary is that those who are called to the field by every motive that can move the human heart, should promptly repair to the post of duty, should stand by their comrades now in front of the loe, and thus so strengthen the armies of the Confederacy as to ensure success The men now absent from their posts would if present in the field suf fice to create numerical equality between our force and that of the invaders and when with any approach to such equality have we failed to be victorious ? I be lieve that but few of those absent are actuated by un willingness to serve their country ; but that many have found it difficult to resist the temptation of a visit to their homes and the loved ones from whom they have been so long separated ; that others have left for tempo rary attention to their affairs with the intention ot re turning, and then have shrunk lrom the consequences of their violation of duty ; that others again left their posts from mere restlessness and desire of change, each quieting the upbraidings of his conscience, by persua ding himself that his individual services could have no influence on the general re&ult. These and other causes (although far less disgraceful than the desire to avoid danger, or to escape from the sacrifices required by patriotism,) are, nevertheless, grievous faults, and place the cause of our beloved country, and of everything we hold dear, in imminent peril. I repeat that the men who now o.ve duty to their country, who have been called out and have not yet reported for .duty, or who have absented themselves from their posts, are sufficient in number to secure us victory in the struggle now impending. I call on you, then, my countrymen, to hasten to vour camt)3. in obedience to the dictates of honor and of duty, and summon those who have absented them selves without leave, who have remained absent beyond the period allowed by their furloughs, to repair with out delay to their respective commands, and i do here by declare that I grant a general pardon and amnesty to all officers and men within the Confederacy, now ab sent without leave who shall, with the least possible de lay, return to their proper posts of duty, but no excuse will be received for any delay beyond twenty days after the first publicatioa of this proclamation in the State in which the absentee may be at the date of the publi cation. This amnesty and pardon shall extend to all who have been accused, or who have been cenvie'ed and are undergoing sentence for absence without leave or desertion, excepting only those who havecen twice convicted of desertion. Finally, I conjure my country women the wives, mothers, Bisters and daughters of the Confederacy to use their all-powerful influence in aid of this call, to add one crowm'pg facrffice to these which their patriot ism has so freely and constantly afforded on their coun try's altar, acd to tae care that none who owe service in the fiild shall be sheltered at home from the disgrace of having deserted their duty to their families, to their country, aud to their God. ( ) (Jiveo under my hand, and the Senl ol 1 seal. V the Confederate States, at Richmond, this I , ) 1st day of August, iu the year of our Lord one thousand e-ght hundred and sixty-three. JKFFF.RSON DAVIS, By Ihe President : J. P. Benjamin, Secretary of State. WAMIl IKI). Iu Jacksonville, on thi 2al imt , by Mr. R. F. PELLETIEB, to Miss JOANJ low county, N. C. f. H SauJlin. Eq , . 1 1 INK.-, all f Oi s it CHITI'AUV e.f A'.gnst, ElW. HAIAH, fcHd 1 uiiy A. Keen. Hied one -Lth-s city, on the 12th younjrest son of Josei h L. year, two mouths and twelve ds. . Departed this bfe a her rrsi len. e in Itrniww ek County, on the 2lth July, 1 -S 3, .1 'NK tr'.l i.tKKTSI, if- of the. late Simeon G irras: n Hnr sickness was protracted and very pevere, but nV.e bore them with ut a mu'tBiir. 1 In whsrii aflectiona't; wife, and a kind aod tnder mother. bn leeves.eihl children ith - large circle of relatives aul frir,ds to n.onrn thir lss, lut it ia hoped that their is her eternal gain, f earest rootht r, thou hast left us. G n to tho whirling e out U ot love; Gone to jiin thy dear companion. And thy little babes abovo. J. Vasoiiboru' Hound, on tho eve.iag ot tb 9th inst., VIRGINIA . daughter of Thorn end Je.A.ietfe Cra;g. aged 13 yearw 9 months and 21 dajs. Death h:is robbed the family of its brightest ornament. Kind and aBt:cti-5ra,e ia her ways, ehe was endeared to who knew her. faee frlly sdje fell ale-p iu lesus. " Asleep in Jean., blrssed sVe-p, Fiom wh e h none ever wike t weei." I". In tiiis town, ou the IStn inst ,at il it .ck, A. M., Rev. Thus. L'obPiiY, Pastor iitid founder 4 St. Thomas' i;u:ch iu this place. The rev erend e'ecasei w is beloved by all Proies'anrs of this community, vHl as by bii own Con gregation, ever whoru he had presided toralo.-g s:ries if yeajs. Pe ce to h:s atlus. iH THE RI.(U!Kiintt f ONE THOUSAND FiVE HUNDRED PAIR OP SUPERIOR COTTON CARDS, NO, 10. FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT : 7r A(jl GUN AM) PISTOL CAIM, FMi ilooks, I JvJ'VJl t Rio Coffee, Superior Black and Giesn Tea, Blacking, Awls, Thraad, Spurs, Las's. Tacks, Calf Fkius, Bits, &c., Ac., at WILSON'rf 0:1, Leather, Sadd'ery and Hhruess Establishment. Aug iO, 1863. 47-lt sole, upper. Beef Cattle, Btall.fed, " ' grass fed. Sheep, fa;r, Army woolen cloth, $yd., 10 z. t the yard, Army woolen cloth, 1J yd. 20 ok. to the yard Flauned, I jd. 6 cz to the yd, Cottrn Sbirtir.g. j yd. 4J yards to the lb . Cotton Khirting, d. 3 j yds tithe lb , Cotton Rheetitu', 4 4 d., 3 yds to the lb., Osuaburgo, j yd 6 cz. to yard, Csaabarg, jd. 8 ez. to the yard. Drills, yd. 3 yds to the lb. Shittiog Btiipes, 3 yards to th lb. Teiit Cloths, 10 to the yd. Cotton yarn, tav, Army f-hoes, Shoe Thread, ATool Hocks, Hire of Lbor, teams, wagons -and drive: s. Baling long forage, bhellirg&nd bagging Core, sack luinished by Gov't., Hire 2 htrse teams, wagoa aud driver, ratious fur nished by the owner, Hire 2 ho se teaa s, wagou and driver, rdtioES by Govt Hire 4 horse teams, wagon and drivf r, rations b owner. teams, ratioi s tpams, latious teams, A UAUOA2N. NOT being able to vork the property t-- advantage, I tfEor for alo my MILL and soma 15; 0 acres ot LAND attached. The Mill is located a f--w miles from the mouth of the LcCkwoods Folly river, find is approachable by ves sels lar" e enough to run to the West Indies p nd to other ports dashed. A Siw and Grist aiill ia up and has been in operation some three years, a In poad aud power ii one ot, f i ot the very best in the lower part of the State, be ing easily controlled, and effsrding ample power for any desired aatount of machinery and inexhausvible. A mSi ciercy of timber may be got on the lands ai d obtained oa the braachf s of Lockwoods Fo ly river to keep a J?aw or awa rauning for the next foity or fi ty years. The grits will yield quite a emount of corn and must continue to increass. Below the Mill is a good body of rich marsh land, etisi'y pu' ia a state of cultivation. Ihi pond flows some threo to four 1 uadred acres of good rice laud, the larger poitiori being-rich ruarth land, the bauce formerly a large cypieffi Bwamp and very rieh. The pond fljws much more land, but t! e above named quantity my oil be brought into a level farm, with leserves to flow the land for rice. Several hundred acres of the up land is timbered with pine, oak, hickory, !c., aiid pretty wll adapted to corn, peas, potatoes and pea na's. The balance of the hi,h land is pretty well timbered with pine. At the lower corner of the Und ia jus Bit and neatly fifed up a Bet of eight good Salt Pans, with many thoaeaLd cords of wood as convenient as could be v. ish d for or expected. Any per&oa desirous of buying sach property, had best come scoa and examine for themselves, if my hea;th was as formerly, the property coud nor. be bought for about double what 1 woald taka foe it. JNO. MERGES. Aug 19:h, 1SC3 . 47 tf Heart Clartcr V'urolHug Vd'trr, ) FofaTn Congressional Diatkict, N. C, Wilmington, N. C , Aug 3, 18(53. ) IN ACCORDANCE with orders from Commandant Con scripts for North Carolina, Commanding officers of Regiments comprising the Fourth Congressional District are requested to assemble their Regimenta at the following times and places : New Hanover 22nd Regiment, August 20th and 21st at Wilmington. New Hanover 23d Regiment, August 22a i, at Wiimiag toa Brurswick-5Gth Regiment, Avgast"24:h, 25th ard 2Cth, at McKerhan's Columbus 57th Regiment, 31st Aug. aud fiept. 1st and 2nd, at Whitcviiie. Robeson 53th Regiment, Sept. 3nl and 4lh, at Lumbar ton. Robeson 5. th Regiment, Sept. 5'Ii and 7;h, r.t Lumbjr ton. Richmond COth Eegime-ct, Sept. $.huid 10ih at Laurin burg. Iviohraond Cl&t Regiment, Sept. ltth aad 12th at Rcck ingh.m. u'.aden 55th Regiment, t'ept. lG!h, 17ih ard 16th at Elizabethtown. Cumberland 53rd Regiment, Sept. 2 lat aad 22nd, at Fayetteivllo. Cumberland 54th Regiment, Sept. 23 rd and 21th, at Fay" etteville. Harnett 52nd Regiment, Sept. 28th and 2iHh, at Lilling-ton. Commanding officers of Militia will pioase ?ve to tl that the followirg persons are present at the time aiid puces above specified. Aa persons arrivmg et tne arc or is jears unce my last enrollment provided thwy have not already volunteered. All person between the ages of IH and 45, wnether pre viously enrolled or tumui'iicd, or dissnargsa oy me ex amining Surgeons. All tfubatilules who have ;,eeu discharged from the service. All not heretofore subject to conscription I y reason of age, are allowed to voluateer on or ceiorctiie -o.n August. From all such volunteers will be required a descriptive list, furnished them by the Commandii g Officer oi the Com pany, endorsed by the Commandu g Officer et the Regi meiit, into which he ia received. Coin maud inj; Officers ot Mm ia v.ii; pc-a"e see to it tnat their line officers provide them.-sesves with descriptive rolls of their several bej.ts. , All pertous who (ail to report (ioc uded m the &beve or der) at the places of rendezvous tt tho time appointed will be considered as dossrteis. WM. M. RWANN, Cht;;t. ai.id luroilir.g OfficL-r, 4tb Co :g. Ui.-tricr N. C. J. T. Chappkli., Asitait Surgeou 1. a. C t-;. aLd hair- man Board. W. W Davis, M. D Aug. 3d, 1803 2I J.VwfithA wagon by the wagon by tue wai?on by the CONSCRIPT OFFICK Cap Holmes, August 5, 13S3 General Orders, ) No. 17. J TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ABOVE PROCLAMA E t inn of fi.nnestv and nardon bv the President; an ear- T.Cot i.itMtntinn ia ptended to alt oersons absent without leave from the army, to report themselves at the Camp of Instructions immediately, to be forwarded to their regi ments. All good citizens are instructed to use every means in their power to prevail upon perBOi s of t he class tamed to return to their duty. They will be well treated, and pat cilances forgotten. Transportation will be lmxisued to their commands. Rat it must be distinctly understood that after the expi ration of the time set by the President, the most vigoious measures in the power of tne Government will be instituted for the anest and punishment of all absent from their Mmraf-nda without leave. None need expect to evade Innimr hf nprviitft whic h thev iustlv owe to their country Lt them roDort at onca to their Militia officers to be sent in iam. or comr in rerson without delay. II. A Camp of Instruction will be opened at 41 Camp Vance." near Monrauton. on the 10th of August. All per sons Bubject to conscription in the 9.h and 10th District will report to Capt. James C. McRae, Commanding Camp By order of Col. FETER MALLETT, Commanuant of Conscripts for N. C. J. W. Mallstt, Adjutant. August Cth. 1863. 254-20t Morgan's Men. "We learn, from Adjutant Cun ningham, that a number of Morgan's men have recent ly escaped through the Yankee lines, from Ohio, swel ling tha forca that Bucceeded in making the "through trip," to fully six hundred. They are encamped near Morristown, Tennessee, and will soon be in a condition to pick np a few hostages to hold tor the security ol their beloved commaacJer.lJcft, EnQuirtr. LOST OU MISLAID. the latter oart of June last, two notes, viz : One note against D. J. N'xon fortwohnndreddollaxr, o-iven about the lat April. 1862, on which thre were two or three credits, but the amounts not recollected. One note r.trainst D. Bland for one hundred and fifty dollars, dated on or about the 1st Mey. 1863. Said notes are made payable to the undersigned. All persons are hereby forewarned from trading for said notes, and the makers from paying them to any one except myself. NEWKm Aug. 20th. lESl 47-2t BY THE GOVERNOR OF SORTII CAROLINA. A PROCLAMATION. TXTHEREA3. IT APPEARS TO ME THAT THE NE- VV cessities of ar DeoDle still require the .continuance of the prohibition heretofore extended by proclamation to tva urnnrtiKnit nf certain Articles from the StaA. Now. therefore, I, ZEBULON B. VANCE, Corernor of North Carolina, do issue this Proclamation, continuing tne PrnMamatiTi of Jnl loth, ia force tot thirty days from n ohi t)Ai9.thiiiBt.. in regard to the exDOrtatien of t".nt.tnn And WooIam ciot&. Cotton and Woolen Yams, Leath er and Shoes, subject to the exceptions, &o , expressed heretofore. - i Tn witnMn whereaf. ZEBULON B. V AKCE. Gover J t a L nnr. fiantain-deneral and Commander-in-chief, ( ( hath signed these presents and caused the Great Saalof the State to be atnxea. iiaiio At. thA Citv of Raleiffh. this 10th day of August A D. 1S63, and in the Eighty-Eighth year of our Independence Z. B. YATiCou By the Governor, B. H. Battlk, Jr., Private r Beeretary AUg, lit 1003. w'1". w y SCIIKDl'LESOPi'jnOKS !K liTH (JAHOhl.VA. E, the ui dorsigm d, (ton. mis .i-.teis ot Appraisemen for the Stafo.f North Cinul im, o.o iitey deelue the foilowiug prices to bo ihoso which wi'.l oe jus, e-ioipea-sation to t-je owners ot property luoresied for the ue of the goverr.meni tor the w xt sixty dayp, subject to altera- ion should cire-um:ttHiices nirauwrnie ( jnr i maiie 11 au- viaable. We divido th-i btatet into b;ur Districts, as hei&'o fore : DISTKICT No. 1. is to consist ot nil Ihs counties Last of Warren, Fratdiiiu. Jediostou, Sauiion, Bladen and Co Inmbui. inclusive, and 111 said district the paces fthall be s follows : Corn , Meal, Bacon , Pork, Lard, Wheat, Flour, 00 3 15 to R". fi 00 ?0 01 per bid. of 5 bush. M lbs to tbe buh ' t u - h. ed' "48 lbs 10 the bush " i WTheat Bi aa, Shorts, Ship Stcfl, Brown btud, Oats, sheaf, Oats, shelled, Rye, c leaned, Peas, Beans, Potatoes, sweet, irs). Dried Peaches, peeled, unpetcu Dried Apples, peeled, OnioDS, Hay, clean 1 imothy, Other Hay and Fodder, bhucks, Straw, Wheat and Rye, Straw, Rice, Pasturage 1st qial. near town Pas nrage, common, " " " 1st qaal. in country, " commou in " Horses, extra Qne, 1st quality, artillery, it 2d ' 3d " Kales, extra fine, 1st quality, 2d Wool, fair, washed, " unwashed, Salt, dry and clean, Foap, haid and dr , Candles, tallow, Vinegar, cider, manufactured. Whiskey and Brandy, Sugar, clarified, 41 fair brown, " coarse and damp brown Molasses, Syrup from Chinese cane, Bice, Cofiee, Tea, green, " black, Iron, good old Railroad, ' P'2 lat quality, ti . 2d " u u 3d u bloom, u smith's round, bar, acd Diate. I Leather, harness, 50 75 45 J5 f 0 00 00 50 50 50 50 50 50 to vo 00 00 50 00 00 7 00 5 00 5 00 3 CO 41 lb. " boh. of fO lbs., for choice white. " br.l. of 196 lbs. 1st quality, pupertine. bush, of li lbs. bush, of 22 lbs. bash, of 37 lbs. bush, of 28 lbs. 100 lbs. " buh. of 32 lbs. " bush, of 56 lbs. " bush., measu ed. " bush. , measured " buh., measured. " bash , measured. " bush of 3S lbs. " bush, of 38 ibs. " bush, of 2S lba. " bushel. " 100 lbs. ti i ti tt tt tt ti tt ii tt it tt " head per month. nit tt tt 500 CO 400 00 D00 00 500 00 400 00 4 00 3 00 12 00 40 CO 1 00 90 45 00 CO CO 60 8 00 5 00 20 3 50 10 00 7 00 160 CO 125 00 110 00 100 00 180 03 380 80 3 50 6 2 1 ii i ti tt ii it tt it tt it ti ti tt 11 11 ti ii ti tt ti ti ii it it ti tt . i. ii ti 11 ti 11 ii it lb. it bush, of 100 lbs. .b. Rail, it 11 lb. ii 11 gall, ti lb. ti ti it ton. ti 1 ii it 50 lbs it lb. Hire 4 horse and diiver, government, Hire 6 horse and driver, owner. Dire 6 horse and diiver, rations government. Hire of laborer, rations fur nished by ov ner, Hire of laborer, rations fur nished by government, Hire of laborer, rations fur nishd by owner, Hire of laborer, rations, fur nished by government, DISTRICT No the aforesaid counties to Rockingham, Guilforei, Ran- aoipn, Montgomery and Hicnmond exclusive, and in said District the prices shall be as follows : $ 20 00 per bbl. of 5 bush. 3 00 3 50 i 'i 25 i. 20 tt 25 CO ' head. 4 50 " yar.l. 9 00 " 3 00 ' 50 ' eo 70 " 75 " 60 " HI 80 " 1 00 1 50 lb. 60 " " 10 00 pair. 6 00 " lb. 1 00 " pair. 60 1(0 lbs. 5 " bnshol. 12 00 " day. C CO " " 15 00 " " 7 50 " " 13 00 44 9 00 " " 2 25 ' ' 41 1 25 44 44 47 00 44 month. 22 00 41 44 2, is to consist of all the counties West of i ti ii 50 75 4"i 95 CO 10 CO 50 50 50 50 8 60 4 50 4 00 6 CO 3 00 2 50 1 50 1 CO 7 00 5 00 5 00- 3 00 503 00 400 00 200 CO COO 00 400 00 4 00 3 00 13 00 40 00 1 CO 90 4 00 00 00 60 00 00 23 Cora, Meal, Bacon, Pork, Lard, Wheat, Flour, Wheat Bran, Shorts, hip stuff, Brown stuff", Oats, sheaf, 2 Oats, shelled, 2 Rye, clean, 4 Peas, 3 Beans, 3 Potatoes, sweotf 2 Irish, 3 Dried Peaches, peeled; 44 44 urpealed, 44 Apples, peeled, Onious, Hay, clean T mo thy. Other Ray and Fodder, hucks, Straw, Wheat and Rye, asturage 1st qaal. near town, common, 44 4 4 1st qual. in country, common 44 Horses, extra fine, 44 1st quality, artillery, ti 2d 44 4 tt -3d 44 44 Mules, extra fine, 44 1st, quality, 44 2d 44 Wool, fair washed, unwashed, alt, dry and clean, Soap, hard and dry, u&naies, tallow, Vinegar, Cider, manufactured. Whiskey and Brandy, Sugar, clarified, 44 fair brown, 44 coarse 4 damp brown, Molaaaes, Syrup from Chinese Cane, Rice, Cofiee, 3 50 Tea, green, 10 00 black, . 7 00 ron, good old Railroad, ito do 44 pig, 1st quality, 125 00 44 44 2d 44 110 00 44 44 3d 44 1 00 00 44 Bloom 44 ISO 00 " Rmi, h'n rnnn.t linr n?i.1 p ate. Leather, Harness, 44 sole, 44 upper. Beef cattle, stall fed, grass fed, Sheep, fair, Army woe len cloth, 14 yd 10 oz to tne yard, 4 Army woolen cloth, J yd., 20 oz. to the yard, 9 Flannel, 4 yd, G oz. to the yard, J Cotton shirting, I yd, 4J yds to the pound, Cotton fchirting, yd., ?i yds to the pound, Cotton ehaeting, 4-4 yd., 3 yds. to he pound Cotton osnaburg, I yd., 6 oz. to the yard, Cotton osnabarg yd., 8 oz. to tne yard. Cotton drills, yd., 3 yds. to to pftnnd, Cotton shirting stripes, 3 yds. to th pound. Cottoa tent cloths, 10 oz to the ynrd, o toa v-M n, Colt. 11 taw, Ai my fdioon, Shoe tlirrid, Wool socks. Hi e of Itbor, fc-ams. wagons and drivers. Paling long forage, Shelling and bagging corn, sacks furbished by goveru merit. Hire of 2 hor92 teams, wagon and driver, rations by owner, Hire of 2 horpe teams, wagou aud driver, rations by Gov t, Rite of 4 horse teams, wagon and driver, ra'ions by owner Hire of 4 horse teams, wacr n and driver, rations by Gov't, Hire ot G horse teams, wagon and driver, ra'ions by own or, Hire of B horse teams, wagon aud driver,ratioas by Gov t. Hire of laborer, rations fur nished byo.vner, Hire of laborer, rations fur nished by government, Hire of laborer rations fnr- nished by owner, Hire of laborer, raCo'ja fur nished by goveremt-nt, 56 lbs. to the bu&h. 4 16 per bush of 48 lbs. to the bushel. 93 per lb. 90 per lb. G 00 per bush, of CO lbs. to the bush, for choice whit 30 00 per bbi. of 196 lba. 1st qual. superfiae. per bus. of 17 lbs. 44 44 44 22 lbs. 44 44 44 37 lbs. 44 44 44 23 lbs. 44 100 lbs. bush, of 32 lbs. 80 3 50 3 00 3 50 28 25 :& 00 ii ii ii ii ii Ii II ii ti il ii ii ii il tl Ii , il li Ii ii il II li ii ii 11 li ti ti il II ii ii ii it .1 1 1 II li it ii li II il il ii ;i 1 1 tt ii it it it ii ii it " 1 1 1 1 ii it ii 100 lbs ti tt ii ti ti u i 44 56 lbs. mea-ured. 38 11 28 lbs. head per raontii. tt it tt head, i ti ti it ti it lb. i, buBh. of 50 lbs. 100 lbs. lb. ga!. 1 1 it lb. gal. tt lb. it 11 ton. it . ii it 1 1 it lb. it ii 50 00 00 50 CO head, yard. 70 44 44 75 44 41 60 44 ' 80 44 44 80 44 41 1 00 44 44 1 60 44 In. 50 44 44 10 f'O 41 pair. 6 00 41 lb. 1 00 41 pair. 50 44 100 lb-?. 5 44 bushel. 15 18 CO CO 00 50 00 CO day. 2 25 1 25 47.00 22 00 44 month. n-un.l, bar ui.d f.00 CO 400 00 4 CO . 3 00 U CO 10 00 1 00 0 40 O OO 2 00 1 00 50 8 00 6 10 25 3 60 10 00 7 00 biO 00 125 00 lit) (0 R:0 00 ieo 00 it tt it 1 : it 11 I, it it 11 it Ton. 44 pe und. it i 4 yd. if ii ti li II tt ii 44 head. it jard. 44 3d 44 44 Coo 00 44 Mulfls, f xtra fino. 44 1st quality, 44 2d 4 Wool, fair, washed, 44 44 unwashed, Salt, dry and clean, S.-ap. hard and dry, Caudles, Tallow, Viiv fcar, Cider, 4 Mann'ar tared, Whifckey and Rraidy. sr. clarified, " far browii, " ceaie and damp br wii Muhi--pps, Srup, lrom CLioess cane, Rice, CcfJfC, Tea, crein, bbuk, Itoi, good old railroad, . 44 pig. 1st q'l.ilit v, it . , o J . t tt t, fld tt 44 blo m, 44 Smitii's plate, Le her, harness, 4 sole, 44 upper. Beef Csttle, Mall fed, 4 4 4 4 gras fed, Sheep, fair, Army Woolen ( loth, oz. to the yard. Army Woolen CU.fh, II, yd. 20 oz. to the vard. Flannel Cloth, 4 jd. Gtz fo the jard, Cotton Sheeting, j1 yd. 4 yds. to the pound, Cotton Sheeting, I yu. 34 yj3 to the poun Cotton Sheeting, 4 4, 3 yds. to the pound, Cotton osnaburgs, , 6 c r: . to the yard. Cotton csnaburgs, J,8oz. to the yard. Cotton drills," I, 3 yards to the pound, Cotton Shirting, stripes, 3 yds. to the pound, Cotton tent cloths, 10 oz. to the yard. Cotton Yarn9 44 raw, Army Shoes, Mnoe xnread, ti Wool Bocks, 1 Hire of labor, teams, wagons and drivers, Baling lorjg forage. Shelling and bagging corn, Backs furnished by Gov't, Hire of 2 horse team, wagon ana ariver, rations tarnish ed by owner, Hire of 2 horso team, wagon and driver, rations furnish ed by government, Hire of 4 horse team, wagon and driver, rations furnished by owner, Hire of 4 horse team, wagon and driver, rations famish ed by government, Hire of G horso team, wagon and driver, rations furnish ed by owner, . Hire of 6 hois9 team, wagon and driver, rations furnish ed by government, Hire of laborer, rations fur nished by owner, Hire of laborer, rations fur nished by government, Hire cr laborer, rations fur nished by owner, Hire of laborer, rations fur nished by government. it ii pound. 11 bush of 50 ibs of 10O lbs. pound, gallon. ponrd. it gallon, pound. tt tt 3S') 00 3 50 co 3 50 . 23 20 25 00 4 50 t 00 .3 CO CO 70 75 60 80 80 1 00 1 60 10 CO 03 00 pound, ti pair. pound. pair. CO 5 44 100 pounds. 44 bushel. 12 CO 44 day. 6 CO 15 CO 44 44 7 0 18 CO 4 4 44 9 00 44 44 1 25 47 CO 22 CO 44 mouth. II tl DI3TBICT No. 4, is to consist of all Counties west of and including Baid Counties, and in said District the prices shall be as follows : DISTRICT No. 3, is ti consist of all the Counties west and including eiid counties to Alleghany. W'atauga, WcDow oil and Hutertord, exclusive, aud in said counties, puces shall be as follows : the Cera, Mea Bacon, Pork, Lard, Wheat, Flour, Wheat Bran, Shorts, Ship Stuff, Brown Stud, Oats, sheaf. Oats, shelled, Kye, clean, Peas, Beans, Potatoes, sweet, Irish, Dried Peaches, peeled, it 11 ucpeeled, 44 Apple?, peeled, Onions, Hay, clean Timothy, Other hay and fodder, Shucks, Straw, Wheat and Bye, Pasturage, 1st quality, near tows, per month, PaBturage, common, near town, per month, Pasturage, 1st quality ia the couatry, per month, Paaturage, common, in the country, per month, Horses, extra fine, 1st quality artillery, it 2d 44 44 13 00 per barrel of 5 bash els, 56 lb. to buh 3 75 per bushel of 4 1 lbs. to the bnhel. 85 per pound. 85 44 14 5 60 44 lu-hel of G 11h for choice white. 27 CO per bbl. of 195 lbs first qaaUty super. 50 per LuHhel of 17 lbs 75 1 45 95 2 50 2 00 4 00 3 50 3 50 2 50 3 50 8 50 4 50 i 11 nt ). tha 44 44 cf 37 lbs 44 44 of 28 ibs. 44 100 pound, 44 basb.of it lb? bush, of 56 lbe '1 itiM 00 00 00 00 50 00 03 00 i ; 11 li 11 1 1 it li it ti It II ii it it li li il 11 it 44 of 38 lbs, ti ti tt 44 of 28 lbs. 44 measured. 100 pounds, tt ii 11 ii Corn, Meal, Bacon, Pork, Lard, Wheat, Floor Wheat Bran, Shear ts, Ship Stuff, Brown Stuff, Oats, sheaf, Oats, shelled, Rye, cleay, Peas, Beans, Potatoes, sweet, 44 Irish, Dried Poaches, peeled, 4 4 4 4 uapeeled 44 Apples, peeled, Ouionr?, Hay, clean timothy, Other hay and fod icr, Shucks, Straw, wheat and rye, Pasturage, 1st quality near town, per month. Patitarage, commoa, near town, per month, Pasturage, 1st quality, in thg country, per month, Pasturage,, common, in tha country, per mouth, Horses, extra line, 44 1st quality, artillery, it 2d 4 4 4 4 ti 3d u t. Mules, extra fine, 44 1st q ia'.i'y, 44 2d 44 Wool, fai washed, 4 4 44 unwanhed, Salt, dry and clean, Soap, hard and dry, CandeR, tallow, Vinegar, c der, 4 manu;.ctu;e f, Whi. key and brandy, Sugar, clarified, 44 fair brown, 44 coarse aud damp brown, Molasses, Sjru;, from Chiueie cane, Rice," Ccif.ie, Tea, gieen, 44 black, Iron, good old J!-il.-oa ', 4t pig. 1st q'ltlity, " 2d " " r,d 41 " bloom, 44 Suii'h'i rou:.d, b.-r auj pf ;te, Lr at'icr, haruc w, 44 sole, 44 upper, Bef Cte t;e,Hti-llfeJ, 44 44 grass fed, Slujep, fa!"", Army woolen cWh, 4 jd, 10 oz. to the a d, Army woolen cloth, 1J yd, 20 oz. to the yalrd, Flannel, 4 yd, 6 oz. to the yd. Cotton shirting, i yd, 4 yurd to the pourd, Cotton chectiiig, 4 4 yd, 8 yards to tbe pound, Cotton osr.aburg, 4 yd, ez. to the yard, Cottau osnabnrg, ! yd, 8 oz. to the yard, Cotton diill, I yd, 3 yd to to ttie pound, Cotton shirting, utripfs, 3 jard to the pound, Cotton tent c'.othn, 13 0.. fo the yard, Cotton yam, Cotton raw, Army shoes, Shoe thread, Wrool socks, Hire ot lahor, teams, wigcrs and driver", Bailing long forage, Shelling and bugging corn, eacks furnished by iov t, Hire of 2 horse teams, w -n and driver, rations by owner, Hire of 2 horsi teams, wagon and driver, rations by G .v t, Dire of 4 horse teams, wagon and driv:r, rations by own er, Hire of 4 horse teams, wagon and driver, rations by Gov't, Hire of G horse teams, wacron and diiver, rations by owa- er Hire or 6 horse team , wa ron ard driver, rations by Govt, Hire of laborer, ratious furn ished by owner, Hire of laborer, ratiors fam ished by government, Hire of laborer, rations fa- n ished by owner, Hire of laborer, rations furn ished by government, $ 17 50 per barrel of 5 bush el? 56 lbs. to bnshel. 3 G5 per bushel of 48 lbs. 75 perlb. 75 perlb. u 60 per bushel of 63 lbs. lor choice white. 27 50 per barrel of 198 lbs. 1st quality Buperfine 50 per bushel ot 17 Ibs. 75 44 44 44 22 44 1 45 " 44 44 37 44 93 " 44 44 23 44 2 25 " 103 lbs. 1 75 " buHhel of 32 44 3 50 " 44 44 56 44 3 50 " 44 measured. 3 60 " 44 44 4 00 " 4 4 44 2 60 " 44 44 5 CO " 44 of 33 lbs 4 60 " 44 4 03 " 44 44 28 44 G 00 " 44 .measured. 3 or " K0 lba. 1 75 " " 1 60 " 44 " 1 00 " 44 44 7 03 head, month. 5 CO 5 CO 00 ' 500 CO 100 00 303 03 600 0) 400 (JO 4 (JO 3 00 1H CO to 00 1 00 m 10 6 00 2 '2h 1 25 ;) 8 50 6 00 40 3 50 10 00 7 00 160 CO 125 00 no co 100 00 II II II II it II 4 4 4 4 bush Of 50 lbs.' 44 100 lbs. 44 lb. 44 gal. 11 it it it it tt t tt lb ii lb. ti 11 44 head, month ti 5 CO 3 00 600 00 400 00 tt ti ti tt -0 40 44 44 3 r,i p.. 3 5 ) 4 4 3 50 4 4 1 8 44 4' 1 5 44 44 25 00 44 head. 4 53 44 yard. tl 0O ,l 14 3 00 44 4t 53 44 4 4 70 44 4 75 44 44 80 44 41 so 4 4 44 CI) il tt 1 00 44 44 1 50 '4 44 60 44 44 10 ( 0 41 pair. G 00 44 lb. 1 00 44 pair. 53 5 12 CO 6 00 15 00 7 50 18 03 9 00 2 25 1 25 47 01 22 CO 100 lbs. bm-hcl. day. month. We, tho Ccmmi 'sioncrs cf tht fca!e, do agaia cstv.'Uy call upon all who would fcu;a-ort thu governuifit of their own choice in tl h Pb life strnrglo lor liberty, to come forward at once, with all they can Fpuro, to the Fapp-rtof tludr brave fcons and brothers cow m lS l J 8:1 1 wi'b H their aid and sympathy for tho go-erMunt; of their own making, and which is now bett wif'i many difficulty aad dui;g:;ir, And to tvad rUt war of oxHr'iori r gainst Own r own ci uu- g to try, which is diegraceial to iu ciCza.d, rad thrr-aV .air our success. ". , vih't-v'"' August Cth, 1303. Com. Cf Appraisement tor N. C. atawiwl'j-iw
Wilmington Journal [1844-1895] (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Aug. 20, 1863, edition 1
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