Jmpany
Inla.
$1,500,000
! Prompt !
S3, SECURE
.3SERVK.
US!
jc Liberal,
.urplu.
jlEIllAEEllts,-
lateral v't-:
jUKdwmrda,Yk
7;J.J.IIopkln.
Uh, Actuary jj,
mar S8-tf
r"irYY"i -
MNCE CAIS
.OSSBS.
l and " ' .
..-..$10,000,000
luranee ; .
I 10,000,000
ul.... s,wo,oou
'Ti of
......J 600,000
'f New . v
vsoo,ow
....... 1,800,000
M"7, Of -
....... 600,000
Mutual f New
' ' r'i
of Hartford.
I MANNTNO,
l a m
riTVTIONS.
Fire.''
r.TTxr a
'e Policies, at fair
i"PrtT.
i and paid, The
public favor, and
re or property la
8tate. irt
(NO, Aenn,
unington, Ci. u
TTJAL '
ompany!
,T ORGAN-
nt basis, and offers
tat losa or damage
nncc,
;r Compi
Company In the
i
i
NEB, Agent.
he Conrt House,
OUS.f
Lottery.
LwiKCss.
IS.. Oct. 4th. 1873
13.. Oct. 82nd, 1873
U..NOT, 8th, 1873
15.. Nov. 26th, 1813
'5,onl8tbDec,"3
Ordinary" Drawing
;2FnUPriW
.....$100,000
' 0.000
Jt,000
10,000
. 10.000
'' ioiooo
v? J0000
to the
4,500
2,700
1,800
1,800
400
totho
tuthe
to "the ,
to th e
450,000
O fc BROTHER,
oy only authorized
viva CO rcwi" J
rlans. U.,N TI
,otaHasna,Cos
jane ao-u""
Cornej
Market its.
tot- th
renown ea
Chickering
Wiher and
"IV- Pi-
JtJIAUAA"'"
J. -.:
HE CAPITA
State mt OBB.
Mchma?
e Bute, and as
. State b second W
j Price $8.
UTheSenWeekly
rheapeet and best
('rice $6. (.
Thi Weekly Sen
ln the -BtaW.""
of choice reading
pbicewi
KISSINGER 60(1
White Lead, Oil.
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!ARCASONNB.
fFBOM the fkench of OU8TATB HADATJD.
. I
The following was one of the latest com
positions, . in verse, from the pen of the
lute John R. Thompson, of Virginia:
I'm growing old, I've sixty years;
I've labored all my life in vain;
In all that time of hopes and fears;-; I
I've failed my dearest wish to gain, j
I see full well that here below
Bliss unalloved'there is for none.
My prayer will ne'er fulfillment know
I never have seen Carcassonne. t
I never have seen Carcassonne 1 :
You see the city from the hill,
It lies beyond the mountains bine, i
And yet to reach it one must still
Five long and weiiry leagues pursue;
And to return, as many more!-, .....
Ah! had the vintage plenteous grown!
The grape withheld its plenteous store: -
I shall not look on Carcassonne. : .
I shall not look on Carcassonne! -
Thev tell me every day is there
Not more nor less than Sunday gay;
In shining robes and garments fair '
The people .walk upon their way,
One gazes there on castle walla . .
As grand as those of Babylon,
A Bishop and two Generals!
I do not know fair Carcassonne. .
I do not know fair. Carcassonne.
The vicar's right; he says that we
Are ever wayward, weak and blind;
He tells us in his homily ut
Ambition ruins all mankind ; -, .j r "
Yet could I there two days have spent,
While still the autumn sweetly shone.
Ah, me! I might have died content
When I had looked on Carcassonne.
When I had looked on Carcassonne.
Thy pardon, Father, I beseech,
In this my prayer if I off end ;
One something sees beyond his reach
From childhood to his journey's end.
My wife, our little boy Aignan,
Have traveled even to Narbonne;
My grandchild has seen Perpignan,
And I have not seen Carcassonne,
And I have not seen Carcassonne! :
So crooned one dav, close by Liraoux,
A peasant, double-bent with age.
"Rise up, my friend," said I; "with yon
I'll go upon this pilgrimage."
We left next morning his abode,
But (Heaven forgive him!) half way on,
The old man died upon the road; "
Ho never gazed on Carcassonne.
Each raortal baa his Carcassonne !
FIELD AND FIKES1TIE.
A FEW 8BASORABLB HINTS..
Evergreens which grow thinly in
foliane, may be made to grow much I
thicker by pinching off the shoots lieve the destitute, plead with prison
now,' early in summer. Some kind, ere, console 'the sick, and cotmsel.fre
as Norway spruce, will throw" out quenters of yum shops to J go and
new'shoots; others, as" Scotch pine, drink no more." From the report
will form lateral buds for shoots, next lately issued by the Superintendent
spring. ; - of the- Yokefellows, it appears
Fruit of any kind set too thickly that' .daririg the past' three years
on the trees should be thinned freely tbey have given out 180,384 print
before it grows large enough to ex- errand 83,972 verbal invitations to
haust the tree. - If any are stung by attend prayer meetings, 77,659 tracts,
insects, take off all these injured
SDecimens. as thev will draw as hard
on the tree as. good one'si-and be
worth little in the end.- ' ' ?
Weeds to be: killed with'little labor,
should be destroyed before they come
up. Go over the bare surface with a
steel rake, and the operation will not
onlv promote the growth of the crop
iritli ce-twentieth of the labor rel
, ' i , - .
vt:iiv tiees, aei. Bummer ur
. 1. . . . : 1 1 J 1 . 1 j I
tuia epriug, buuum uuvis iue gruuiiu
iur sumo iei auoui uieiu utauu luei- i
low and clean, and then mulched with
several inch pa or hav. rrrasa or atraw. I
to prevent their dying by; th'e hot sun
oi mia-summer.
Vegetables. Plan t
snap
beans
and Champion of JSngland and other I
good peas, for late crops. Winter f
Pahn'l nroa mntr oat svn AnnnmriAM I
6 ..aj ot, vv, vurIO
.. ovu. v ubuB I ort this. Vassal- province vUatU-X850, clerrly show the advantage of quick and early in
Drusn. Straw and Other mnbish on the ..V, .ax..-. sit. : I vestments. There will be four separate and dis-
,.! ,-, . -, i -:i, i
ground, (especially -:pnf heavy- SOllS) t
' .
KC-- " 1 '' - .-I " i ' - 1 I
uure sowing, Keeps away tne turnip
fly, and we have better crops.
: f -.1
fkbtilitt or; WATBlt; ! ;
The Hon. Robert B. Roosevelt, in
a speech compariqg .jGsh culture with
Agriculture, shows that ' an . acre of
water will 'produce mbre human " sus
tenance than an acre of land, but
fails to show the amount of Capital
naaaA i. r '.'
vt.ucu iu;ik an aruuciai acre (oi
water as compared with the Jabor bn
an acre of land. He saS: :; ' - .
The relative fertility of the" wter
and. the land is altogether .in favor of
the. Water.-' An nem F 1 tSnA Will: nrrt-
duce corn enough "" to ' support j s i - Pn " a r. tombstone ia j the. cburial
hurnan beino-. "hnt. an nf wnfor I eround at Avignon is this remarkable
will support - several , persons. Viand
could readily be made, with proper
ou, iu sustain ine lives ot many more.
The former. requires manuring, work-
ing, planting and harvesting; the'lat-
tr merely reqaires harvesUngVknd;
that, where the fish are sufficiently
abundant,) is 'hardly labor at all.
While the yield from iaa land. is rea-
Bonably large the profit is exceedingly
small. The field must be plowed and
harrowed r and fertilized ; , the r corn
must be' planted r it must ' be plowed,
and still again it must be - hoed, and
U last, the ears must be stripped,
busked and ground. -u What is the riet
ural increase of fish growth in abun-: she was genrou and deyoted to, all
dance, almost without an effort, find- wbo surrounded her, her influence
ing their'owri food, 'and finally taken, nas beenfouhcl .in ihauy pf the great
m wrae net - which does its fishing est improvements of - the ; age,, and
while its owner is sleeping. V'r - - will be in' those still to come..,.;,;,- j'
r ' T ', ' - -"Were there even a few hearts and
V A truly brave and nohW editor if - ? .this'artbwould
he h :,-.i -mu VT 2111 jl
- -- m w..u 11J IU1LU LVf DUUU .-H.II XIPnT.
wrong,, which does not affect the pub-
c, will seek his adversary, and; face
. 8.1111 Tarft
to face, settle, th .matter witb 'w
and then neycr sayaprdy abiutit
m iuDeia.acott, i which is to be trans-
',-W;'.P.rt!he
at vv astungtori; -f A " ;
- - a ii IS JUNIATA.. r-. .
Search for the Polaris r:.
rpi ". . : Erour' a private letter from a lead-
The preparations , of , the J uniata, Ing buisinesa man of JraSvile, writ
tne vessel selected to so to Disco to ten Mondkv afternnnn wwn th
search.tor the Polaris and crew-, hav-
trr "kaan. i i.v.i
anchor laV
ceedqd .upJhQ Sound.,vr0to her
destination. ,Hadither.weathet. been"
somewhat more favorable she would
have gone outside. " She will probably
tvC xr rK '
touch at bt. John s IS. F., for an ex- .
ira supply. or coal anq othet necessa-
lie's. Commander Braine i has cbarce
of the humane r.exnftdit.mn ri
understood . that ..nothing, will, be
spared . to make ; it SUCcessfulJ' A :
splendid crew, it seems, has been ie- I
lected for the occasion, .while the of-
hcers are spoken of in the highest
terms. Should the Juniata find ' the
crewof the Polariia at; BiscVor IJper
oho n in iciuiu WiVU tuclll-llu'
mediatelv. to', New ' York. or fin. Ms
ouoBuuumiruyi tueir wuereaoouis,
efforts will.be,.made ta -rescue, them I
without delayv iever has any event
of the kind , created such a profound f
sensation and-the:result-of-lhe pres-
ent'tmaertakihgis awaited with deep
anxietv. The folio win o fsrarf ulls list
of officers'' ' "'1 '
CouiinandevDanier fH." Braine,
commanding.. ;
' Lieut. Commander J.' C. Merri
.mari,. executive.:1 y' '-'.'.ut :, ; .-' ; -;J
. ; Lieutenants George WDe Lobg,
navisiator; Geonre-V J. Ideui'Edward
J. McClellau and Charles AVvChipp.
Master J. Upton; - ' v
. , Eiisigns-Wm. F. Bulkley, Sidney!
II. May, Samuel P. Comley and John
D. Keeler. " ':. --.
Midshipman J. J. JIunkerJ-' ? J,
.:ufg"eons -Ti rAl Walton, Chief; B.
F. Rogers, Assistant. - ,
Passed Assistant Paymaster The
odore b. lhompson
Engineers Henry R.' Jones, Chief;
John 'J. Rarry, 1st Assistant: II. E.
linoues, Assisiani. . r ,
cCaptain'iTClerk Q.3i HarburyJ
Paymaster's Clerk II. Clay Wood.
Acting Boatswain Peter Hnckins.
Acting Gunner M.: K. Henderson.
Acting Carpenter L. L. Martin, '
Acting Sailmaster G. Van Mater.
Tne Yoke Fellows.
u There is 'an association of young
men in Chicago called the Yoke-Fel-
lows, the objects oi which are to re-
ao ii Dies ana xestatnenisiiney uave
attended 8,637. and have taken part
in 3,439 religious meetings; they have
made 4,332, visits to , saloons, 648 to
the sick, 24 to railroad . depots and
vessels, - and 249 to prisoners; they
have held 1,894 religious conyersa-,
tions, and have relieved 502 poor per-
aww aw 1 .
fu , tf -.1
sons, ineir saioon-wonc nas eviaent-
f2?1ve0gbkf v3S;
not the place to try and convince him
of the error Of his Ways.
. .............
.Aetaeea and tn.e Saltan.
The ari' Arabic journal
1 , . i ... ,
Jonnce8 that
the AmbassaoWrom
Acheefi has delivered hia credentials
to the Sultan. It appears that Acheen
ped itself under the protection of
he Porte back as -1516.-- The
. , - -
boIJ(1 ofHegiancesmttstave been
iwitFii - 11 ri 'nr.iif.ffTirNH- ni wr. wilm 34
,. ivv", , . . ."r .-nn v., t t
nartlfirilarlv lono-name -o-ot into, diffi-
,. Vi" -: (i. , "T: -rno - v " ? .
- "iand - aDDlied to Turkey and
r - J 7T-B T aT w 1
renewed the oath of allegiance, lie
received in return a decoration in dia-
f,, P4; f-fin.fiS haVe
Deen very grauiying, dui uia not
W TktM i.:.nlT,A Unl,..J
glTQUIIU IllCblWll VUG UvlLf TT OlillCU.
. t . . , : ... ; v 3 1.
owinaixnere serious aimcuuy
With- the AiutCh Of - bumatra, another
ambassador -suddenly . appears.rr The'
a;,?
buitaa must
think by this time-that
ar at -a '
these gentry are like. Mother Carey's
chickens, always driven into the Porte
by a stormu J'j u li&ZSJ iiJii-aUa U ;
. , Mra. MUl'a
pltaph.
epitaph, written, by John Stuart Mill,
nr memory, of his wife, by whose side
" uvw "f0- i
: " To the beloved memory of- Har-
jiet Mill,"the dearly-loved and 4early-
a-egretted wife, of John Stuarts Mill,
Her Great; anoX-oving -Heart, Her
Noble Soul. ,,.i;',v;.y.ir i ,
Her, clear, powerful, original land
comprehensive intellect, made .r.her
the guide and support, - ;
The instructor in wis4om, and the
example in goodness,'
ir
As hevwas the, sole earthly delight
of those who' had thr happiness to
i g h:i juuAnc if -
l already reopme tnenopea-iorja,eayen.
1' - -. . ..... . ...
. She, died,; to the irreparable loss of
November ?, ,lgg, -,;.,r, , j
I , 'I .4 . . .-a .4 , 4-
A - correspondent 7 writing from
Ridgeway, sayBr; " Themerican
Fruit Drying Company of Ridgeway,
is now wvaporaiing - beef,;: fruits and
I , Uv the vabolition -of - the common
schools' of ,Teias;over;.137,DQ0 .chil
I dren are enabled to attend dog hghts;
Knoxville Press ani Herald.
Gbaetly Scenes in Naslr-mie-Kav-
JJojiifir extracts: , r'v
The condition nf Ihi-npi riaa rfpn
STSS
tained from the undertakers ; but I
an. fully-satisfied that there were at
least twenty-five to thirty more who
Z!?7 f 11 1?
erent parts of the city and buried, i I
know of cases where whole f amies of
negroes have-died one xsase "where
the man nct biswife were lying dead
on tne peer ana .three children dead
4A Mr, Jenkins; of Edgefield, had
two1 children to di VestArdav Thov
"were.hoth at- Sunday sehooi in the
3 o'clock. The disease ; seems, - how
ever, as a general thing, to- be con
fined to the negroes and .'the I poorer;
class of white people. - I noticed that
on Bunaay put of fifty-six , there ' were
' Duriea by the county.-
proper medical attention can bet had
promptly the case will vield to treat
proper medical attention can bet had
- I
nent. .ullany have doubtless died from
Ibt and likewise from overdoses of
r f .While spakin of Tpreentives, I
Avtllive "you'what I consider the best
prescription ,that , can, 'be followed :
JHaVe a bandage about ' half ! a "yard
wide, made of good soft flannel ; keep
it tied around the bowel a, ' and -every
morning rub the abdomen well with
spirits of camphor. ' I use - this" con
santly and tequire all my:'people to
do .so. .. . i. t ,., ..it... ? .. if ... i
Ji':;Ml6 this and live prudently, eatihg
no iruns or , vegetaDies, T.ana Keep
from getting Beared," and you will be
fortified against-chorera. r. i - ;
MISCELLANEOUS,;
BqotsK Sashg; Blinds,
i Paints, Oils, and Glass. 1
i
A
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED .STOCK.
Lowest cash priced Call and 'examine,' '-
V .'. : : : ' ".
s, NATH'L. JACOBI,
',. i u i. . '-..;. ,
Hardware Depot,
5-5i:i:: SVfKo' Market St.
9
Ci
it
Ji I i. '
BTulders Hardware.
LOCKS, HINGES, BOLTS, Ac, !
of every deacriptien.
. : i -J . i-
Agency for ".
THE CELEBRATED SHALEES
UAJsil, UOLDEa AND LOCK.
IT WllXNOT GEtbTJT OF ORDER OR WEAR
.out in a life time.. . ...... . , .,
. . . . . V . . . . t -!.i. .. ;
Forialeat"-' -:'-V ' ?' l
KATHL.vjACOBt
': . ' ' -' . ?. nardwari Depot,-
Ko. Market St '
BIRD CAGES.
COOPERS TOOLS. " '
iatTpenterV Tooig,;
, MACHINIST TOOLS,
Turpentine Tools,
. -. .
A- . ' - .i -,
W. JACOBr8
--"..'.-' '.J " ' -y
Hardware Depot, , ,
O Market Street.
may 20-tf
CATAWBA VALLEY
GRAND GIFT
Entertainments.
50000 .Certificates will be Issued at
I ... , . each
.i 1 i'-
aiarteredbytiwrLegteiatarepf North Carolina, for
' ; lne Benkt of common School l
tnfl PraftP Vrinfl
- ; '
I ubci AiKnuamenii aim jiainoauons ox wilts
I . . . n . ... . - tu. ... . i . . u
I tmci jentertamments ana mstriDuuons
Every Certificate entitles ita holder to ac
admission to
I .1. J - U 1 IV. SI..
SaFo
I j. : . .ni v i- fc-
4,410-Glftgjr Certlcaes $3 50 !
POUR GRAlTOXlITTSrAlMREaATrNG $2950,
-' 'ffliiiss umivn wirra, w all
t00 US V AXiUJS.
I . ,Ttfi'.4" Ti-TiU .
I in Y.-;.a UUIiik uvIAMfaa a4onwH XT V
AVONTPreriS
hrer, can have them redeemed or exchanged for cer-
vilT.
:' "i " " i r :" Agenta! wuntinttoL C"c
I a SW , m . . . .... 7 i'
June H-lav vf -;
' c T vsi wse ws easssairw . "
4 j f ; DETED BEEF,
JQQ BBLS. "EMPIRE FLOUR,' ,
fTMTK WELL KNOWN AND REIJABLE EXTRA
s . - i
FAMILY JLOUB,""
i :0
AT
.1, V?-
... "." -'i
til .i atss
uneS4-tf ,
4.i i l
dMO. MtERS; !
0'C4ai0'l.r ;.Seje Aent,j
11 and 15 Front Street '
'l :
RICHMOND
ArtMtMtiiraFIrofl ;-f orKaU Store Co.,"
Nos. f,000, 1,003, 1,004, 1,006 Cary Street,
v RICHMOND, YA.!
(5-.
Speclaltleei
It'
PRONTS FOR STORES & PUBLIC BUILDINGS
ilfrina'eT Cape Jk 8UlePolnune-'Ae.
- . , . ... . . . -. - ' i I-;
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE, CAPS ft SILLS'
Cooklnff-and Heating Stoves,
l riii;j - i' .
..I . .-mmrwmiM iilflltMr1.
.t
; ;;apod8nvweafri sri.r ; - -
JMi4..
. .)
T7A1ITEDJ
,:TKVtil UA'iit
situation fejMJ&V&?Zn&
work ae8ired niore,'ihi' wageia only
comrsation wm be required, v vl 3 ?i.r p '
'tiiattK- '
STAB OFFICE,
; Jui'e ad-iw ', d.
MISCKLLANOTTS,
-r,r
"yyi WUXBKMOVlt TO OTJBNKW BTJILDINQ
Corner Front and Prlneen St., t
Between this date and -
. i-f '.
REPTBISBEB 1 a
WB WILL 8BIX OUR XKTIKS -
RETAIL STOCK AT COST,'
As it la onr desire to open with a ,
Fresh and Complete St6ck,
- - f ' i :
Hence onr determination to dispose of the Bamebe
tore moving. , . - . , . .- ;
jnneM-tf ' . .' " A B.VfflLL. ,
Salt! Salt! -Salt! .
QOOHA sacks American and
' ... . r i-imTTT eixtrvmsm a t Trif
AndWortningtoalTOB SALT,- V '
For sale low ly " ,. :
J " WtLLARD BR08.
ctl-tf
; . fob sale, ; . -
APPLY, TO
J. C. STEVENSON.
p.i" Hrtf.
1MP0ETANT SALEi
:Of Public . Property.
A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OP MAN
x. agers of the Cape Fear and Deep Rhrcr Naviga
tion v orxs, as ine iuecniive vmee in Kaieign, on
tne aa 01 jane, itfs, yie ronowmg resoiauoni we
passed: ; s .
1. Eaolved, That in accordance with th'eT act of
the General Assembly, I860, 18SI, chap. ltt, it is
deemed advisable to sell the Interests of the State
of North Carolina in the Cape Fear and Deep River
Navigation Works. J
v.- .; ,' . ' . t
9. Bemlrtd, That the same be sold In two sections,"
is: lat. from Favettevflle to SharD'a Field Dam:
via: 1st, from Fayettevflle to Sharp'a Field Da
Id, from Sharp's Field Dam. including the same, up
tne uape rear an
original charter.
the Cape Fear and Deep River to the Umiu of the
- a J7aotr TaM the respective purchasers shall
pay one-third of the price of their purchases In cash
ana tne remainder in one and two, years from day or
sale, with Interest from said date, and that the aame
be secured bvsetisfactorvbokd. and alien on the.
Interests purchased. Title not to be made until
payment In full. - . " - i
' -. . . Vo-' .'.-u..)!'! '.
4. Ketolved, That the sale be pon the expressed
condition that the respective purchasers shall com
plete and put in operation, according to the terms
of the charter, the portion purchased, as follows,
vis: from Fayetteville to Sharp's Field Dam, within
6 years from day of sale, and from Sharp's Field
Dam, Including the same, to Tysors Mill in Moore
county, within S years from ealddate. -
' ft, Hetolvd, That H. A. Londoi
Md, That H. A.- London. Secretary, and
se. Attorney -of the Board, be authorised
aid sale atLockvUle, in Chatham county,
to make eai
(
ON THI 8TH OF JULY, 1873,
and that they jive notice or the aame la the Era
and Anew in Raleigh, the Eaglt and Statesman in
Fayetteville, the Star and itoi in Wilmington, until
the day of sale, and by posters.
-. .. .- - --.
We shall offer the above property for sale accord
ing to the above resolutions. ' , .s. , ,.,
; . - 1. H. A. LONDON, Secretary.-".
B. L HOWZE, Atterney. ' Qnnes-tfll July 8
Farrar's Electric -
till instantly give miikf m cases
NEURALGIA, DIPTHERIA, COLIC, SICK HEAD.
; ache, DTAKrmoW; ;; ?:; V) !;
or pain of any kind. 8olfby all drogglsta. :
Cnllls and Fevex; No SXore. :
FLRBAR'S AGUE CURB IS NOT ONLY A FRS
ventive, but a sure cure of Fever and Ague,
Cnllis.sc. - ; ,.. . .r.n
, . . ." Manufactured by the - , :
' NORTH CAROLINA MEDICINAL COM'?-. ;
and for sale by an druggists. ' " mar S-tf
in;
Hay! Hay!
JN LOTS .TO BUTT t .t.
For sale by' i ,
ADRIAN VOLLERS.
feb8-tf r
n S mU m'w: - O 'i k-A- k I "J
I max
June 14-lm DA"W ,
IANDI
DIES, " J ' ' ' - i
BRANDY PEACHES,- ' ;U
, . CANNED FRUITS, ' ,
CANNED OYSTERS,! t ':
; ; . KASlNiav '- "
o .ctoii i aiiiw. v.-TEAS AND CIOARS..
At wholesale only. - J "i J
p jUf u.i- ETtWARPS & HALL.-'.'
TTiltT'' SALTED -AND SMOKED
western"
ML ehoulders and Sides In Hogsheads and Boxes.
Sugar-Cured Hams and Breakfast Strips.
r '? -)
IN? C. BOG-ROUND '
i It
puke lard in Tierces and tubs choice
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jTetoony.toJB, Battle Fielrls. .
TINDER THE: ABOVE TTTLE I PROPOSE TO
U publish first la newspaper and subsequently In
book form, a series of articlea giving the war rec
ord of North Carolina from the election of Lincoln
in November, I860,' to the close of the war between
the States in May, 1865. My plan embracea three .
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. 1st, Accounts of each skirmish and battle on the
Soil or upon the waters of North Carolina.
, 3d. Accounts of every battle fought during the
war on the soil of every State, In - which any of tbo
troops or nortn Carolina took, part eroeclai care
being taken to show what theeo troops did and suf- 7
fared in each of those- battles. , and what glory and
renown our omcers ana men iainy won.,,.,:iV
8d. "A Southern Chart for all time." . Afi expla- '
natioaorthe third division of the proposed plan
will be submitted at a later jday' . ':.. i
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, but pleasing self-imposed task, I Invoke the aid of
all biv brother soldiers and ssk them to furnish me
material which can be arranged and digested so a
.to form a complete record of the heroic deeds ef t h
sons of North Carolina upsn the battle fields of t h
Confederacy ; and especially do I ask all who c a
write to furnish me details of every battle in which
hey participated, and. the. part borne by their lm
mediate commands. . . .
General officers from other States who command
ed North Carolina troops are respectfully asked to
give me all the information in their possession i
ative to the conduct and bearing of those troops.
- la endeavoring to do Justice to the soldiers of i
native State. I certainly shall most carefully abst
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Address Our Living and our Dead, 7 Newhern,
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