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[NO. 1141.]
FiaVTi;!' MONDAYS AND I'HI’KSDAYS.
K’OWARI) J. HALE ^ SOXS.
KliToUS A\i' PIK^I'RIKTOIIS
li.f l'^>r tlic S^onii-Wfi'kly i )nsK.ltvv i: (Itl if p;til in
'• il' ;r\T’l ilininjT lllP Yt“!ir >if 'lif
!. :i. I'V St .itUT Vt';U' lias oxjurfii-
F >r tlif " t‘( ilv ->H'KUVKR j't'f :iiinuni, it priid in
♦ h .">(1 ii’ subsovip-
^ ti>m. .'V .'r'C- (!;'! ;ifuM- ilic li.is cxj 'red.
Al'VKllTlSL'MrM'-'^ iii'prtojl foi tiO coms pt'r
If. lint- f,,!-tii-t. an.l :'.n conts for i-;ich
lun-eoiliujj ■ ; Voailv a'hertiscnu'utx hy spe-
aial
Class of 1''':!:! Ihuiiel IfutjiiUw.
(^la-^s lit I So'» .loll'-'.' M ^Vith^■rs.
thrv
^ii ]■, t'ona^'le r;»to. A lvorii-^ors nre
i:,- riio number of iiiM'rtioii's Jc'^iroJ, or
1 till forMil, .iiiil charged uccord-
bc iiK-rrod , cliiirged 50 per
t.-. !aeii!s I
si'KuiAJL Nin’U'i;.
From 'ind tliii d;»te. 'no iiiime of n new subscriber
Will be eii'crcil ^vitho^lt j'.i vmeiit in udvaiKK*, nor will
111 ‘ paj'er be -em i- uch >'i>''ori’i’ rs for a longer iiuie
than i>a;vl t.'r.
• 11 jv'.r old Mibseribeis ■ ; de.-ive to take the pa
per u 'his will plea-e u.nifv us when mai;ng
leiaiiiaiiii’j!, Jau'y 1,
TO ADVKKTifcKKS.
Per', us out of t.'wu who desire advertisements in-
aeried in the >l>server. and per.-ions in town with whi.m
behave tiot regular accounts w ' please send with tlie
ft Ivertisement a.- rii!u-liuioi« h'.y wish to invest in
it. aL'cor'iing to our aivtrtiL iv ‘0“ ‘be tir>t page.
AVe do not wish to open any more such acceuuts,—or
dtidceJ ru i'ounts Tlie proce>s of collection is too
ditru-ub and we have to pay cash fiv every thing we
U'e ‘>r sell in these tinios.
*'.-t 1-1.1.
':t' \uv Ni!1 —A\ e iiave heretof ore given notice,
iiy, tli j w;. - li.irge f.T .'bifuary notices of un-
te.i- I t' le b'u*.:: t,. und tV;r ri's :’‘,:;i'ns of re.-pt ct; be-
Caii'-c liia: kii. l !' n ,1 we b ve much occasion to
kn ow, is ii::>re • > rea levs than to
•Jii rs *t’ papers. it ^eiiernlly hnppens, iujwcvor,
tbat after -. liargiiig and payit: z po^ta2e otl the aocotint tor-
warded, we -vi; get p.iiii. we now give notice that we
Wilt iii'crt i; )thiu{; (.f tiie 'Hi't hereafter uulc's acc .iii-
'jani- i ''V iIh' i.;-h lAlw :ys excepting in the ca. - f
deci a-^e I v iiinte*' wlien we re (uire no pay.) licar
in mind. :’u-i;*f -: . ‘-it wo will iii«;'rt ijbituary Ti. tico'
-in i rc'ciiuii.iiis, n.>t eXi-ee linir 7'» w.ird?, gratis F .rall
*" w ir i'. '’cn! a w..rd, \\hichniU't be ]>aid l e-
t ' le ni.ii'-e w:'l t':- put In ty] c-
STWllAfc- AMI \IISlHLWFlllS WlHIKS.
VBUOTT t: iJiitories, v. lr.: Abhntt s Napoleon
Irviop'i oui: lete 'V ,i k. vols:
*• liifa of \Vishing:.>n. ■> vi.ls
Pr. 'i'..tf's Philip tlie i;
■ diaries the ii;
Ferdinand and I'^tl.ella
 .n- ue--! ->f M
-fP,*.i,
I5i ;ji ifi - I . .■S’ate'’. vols;
1. -inir'- Fi.-M P>i> >k .f he
Tyri.^r ir- .ry
Hti”.‘M -Mi'idle Xt'e-.
Hu: ip Had Macaul'ty ' Hi':
H \ ' Aii.'ien! ry:
•I; ‘ ' Gi'd 'M ' li.iiii.^
- -I- uiir.'
Pvb.,T 'H' - W"--.':
VV-r er ' 'V.irk ;
('lay -
From tlie ('liarltsi.tii I'ourier
V MSI »K Tin; (tFFi('i:»:.s in the
Al{\lii;s OF THK ( M.Ni'KDl.HATi; STATKS. (’las*« cf\CU\ ,1 K Andorson, Lloyd Til-h- '
'I'hf t(illo\viri_tr iiitLrostill- >tati-tif> ul the tnati
foilerato Army ur-aiiizatloii arc due to one ol tlic ('lass of 1^:57 !!raxt; ii ilraL-ir, Wni II T Walker
Kiclimohd oorresi.oiidoi:ts ol the ('oarier. In the j,i,, (' }Viiil.e’rton, Arnold Klzey,
list of Hriiradior-(ii'i)eral> in tho I'luvisioual Ar- j iietny H Sihlcv, .lithal A Karly.
iny, tlie rCL-nlar ofd.T of a|>{.oiutnient Is perhaps ('la.^s of Win ,)'1 lardee, janies llTrapier.
not always observed, but we Lelievo tiie list is ('lass of 1 A!rx K l,a\vt.n. John 1* .Mcl'own.
otlu‘r\vi>e correct. Tie.' dates ul’-laduation lioai (Ma>sori^ln Kichar.l S Kwell, Taul O Hebert,
est Point are taken from ilardtur's l>ietionary Kichard I> (iarnett
ot tho I nit ■(! States Army; ('lass ol'1 ^ 11 Robert S (iarnett, Samuel Jones.
diinnil^ in th,' Iiii/uliii- Ariiii/. ('lass ot l'^12 Karl \ an I >orn, (i ustavus \V Smith,
1 Samuel t’oopcr. \ a. Adjutant (leneral. 31anslieb! Lovidl, James lionjr-
Albi'rt Johnston, i’exas, coimnandin^ in >treet, hatiiel II Hill, hichard
l\v'nttiekv. -\ihIcr*''>n, lialayette ^IcLawSj
o fIose[di K rlohnstun, \ a, citmnianding North- Alex t’ Stewart.
ern N'iririniu. " ('lass of I s i:; K.wuell S llipb'y, Sa’n'l (» French.
H.ibert I'l Leo. \ a, eommandinLr Soutii Atlan- ^
tie ('oast. Class of 1''1.) !•] Kirov Smith, Uarnard I'] l>ee,
l’(i T l>eatiroi:,ard. !a»u. cummanditiir Army i ^ hiting.
of I’otoniae. ('lass of 1 ^ ItJ—'i’hoinas J Jackson, (.’ailmus 31
If • /. /■,/;>••/( t Wilcox, l>a\ id li .loncs, Wm M
jli/'ir (I. Iti'ffl/s III th' J :t> ■,.,ilitf Ari)li/. ! , , ’
, (.arduer.
M)avid L I wi-^.. (.-■oruia. resigned. I (,’lass of 1 ^ 1- Nathan C Kvans.
Leonidas I’olk, i.ou. commandiim at .^!emphis. Jv;, j ,| |
IJraxt.in Hra^rL. Lou. euinmanditiij at i’eiisa-
I
cola.
1-arl \’an iK rn. Miss. Army of Potomac,
i'lu.'tavu.' \V Smith. K.'ii. Army ol' IN'tour.ic.
Thiiiphilus 11 11 ohiies. X r, Army of Poto
mac.
\Viiliaiu J ilariiee
;ia, ''I i.'souri.
ijinmandinir at
Nor-
s Iniijaniin ilu^er,
b-Ik
!• Janie> Lon^’street. Ala, Army of I’otomac.
!• John H Mauruder. \ a. i i.nunandinir at Vork-
ti.wn
11 ’J'liotnas J Jaek^oIi. ^ a. ectnmandinu Nortli-
westeni \’iri;inia.
12 Man>tield Ljvell, \ a. eommandiii;_' (’oast ol
Loui.'iana.
l-'i Kdmund Kirby Smith. I'lorida, Army of Po-
toiuae.
11 (renri.;e H ('litremiell.
Teniu-'ee.
f,. ,
1 Mllled-e LI.
VI -l.dr.i i; Plux.
nawlia
■ Uetirv A A\'i
!eti. }\ett. cmiuaJniii.L: Ha>t
1 .) !•- t) Muart. ;
iit-;.NKi{Ai..' \v 11.) \vi;;;i: s>r ckaih atks at west i
l-.IM'. :
'I’he lollowinir 'eiietiils were appointed to the
old l iiited .''tatf-' Arn.y, v.ith'iut jiassiti- throu^di
the '■Vest point .\cadrm\;—I'avid K. 'I'wimrs, ap- i
pointed in I'll!; W in. \V. L'lrini:, in 1'I’hos. ;
'r. I'auntleroy, in l''.'!'i.
The lolK.’.vlni: (•i iieral.' lir't s;tw .>erviee in the ,
Mcxiean war:—.'1. L. l>'.>iiham, lli’iii'}' IL Jack--
son, (ii leon J. Pill iw, .''ainiiel K. -Viiderson, I
('has. ('lark, 'I’hos. ('. Ilindnian, Jt>hn ('. Hreek-!
inrid;.'0. IJenj. I . ('heatham. Ki(diard (Jritlith, I
Albert Pike. Adl«y II. (Hadden, Maxey (^re^jr. !
The tollowiiiir (Jenerals partieipateil in the j
’I’oxan wars and tlu; wars with >lexico:—Hen. j
Me('ull"ch, L'.iiis NViul'all. j
Till' f. IL’.vinj ('lenera!.'.'au no military scrviec j
j.revi.'U^ t" tile pr'»ent v.-ir:—lohn 15. Floyd, i
J-K(;iSLATrKK. OF NollTIl (’AROLINA.
SKNATIl.
Pasquotank and Pcniuiuions—J M Whedbee
(’ainden and (’urrituck—i> F Simmons
(rates anil Cliosv.in —M L lOure
Hyde and Tyrrell—Jones Spencer
Northamjiton—J ^1 S lloL'ors
Hertford—I H Slauiihter
Hertie— I >avid ()utlaw
Martin and W'ashinrton—J 11 Stubbs
Halifax—M (' Whitaker
lvi”ecoinbo and Wilson—H '1' Clark
Pitt—KJ Hlount
IJeaufort — I’rederick  i rist
Craven—N Ii Street
Carteret and .I ones—l>r 31 F Arendell
(iroene and Lenoir—-I P Speijjht
New Hanover—Kli W Hall
I >uplin — Hr J antes 1 )ickson
()nslow—L W Humphrey
i>iaden, Hrtinswick, A;e—Jnu D Taylor
('umberland and Harnett—Hunean Shaw
Sampson—'riionias 1 I'aison
Wayne—W Iv Lane
Johnston—J H Watson
Wake-^M A IMedsoe
tiam.
\ a, e'
■■ (’. Arinv ol Piitoniai-.
.niniaiiiliiiL: \riuv Ka-
\ .1. it ..in.iki
ia>t
\m.-ncin Ke\•.lnti >ti
t Knglnti i
l'.»
•J1
•jr.
•Jti
Berr
by ( '■ ■ • .
in ’he r
i-'pec It.)!-,
and >'i v.i’s;
n - J’ ye- i !n ’lie I > Sentile
IVu-kf'i w.Tk^;
" . u^oii r dir - ..
1' V.' ' - L:f,- i.t I'v .i .hn-'.ti:
\ i- .n'- \V- -ks; a ; li'on -
il.L. ! 1. - MijpelHnifi; I
■'1 l -ri r.riii-b K'-.iy;'''i
Kn ^i- i'-- Ha':; I! . n- - eh the l.f -t \uth'.ra-.
■ -11 ■ i U Ph'''' pbv -iid biti v.iture, l.y Sir
p. Haji.iiior;
 i - Mi'ccll-my. lo
s .Miiuuul:
T?
PolitT^^Ppext n • jk, by Mc'diiski-y;
'’.jn, 111- i..f the Stntes;
Mar-:: .,4|| Lite d W
rii-. L '"'*'if Will. Pincknej'; .Xmericau Kl'niuence;
15: cr-tphy i.f l*irtingui'!ie i W.jnien; by .Mrs J
Kii'-\ t'i .p.cdin .\nieri.-Ul i;
\ppU-uin ’ycloj.fdi;i nf iJiogr.ipliy;
I.ir' and ; orrespon ien.-.' 4 L .r.l .ieifrey;
L khar; - !>ife of Scnrt; -
i'::;r.'tu and his ^’'.temp irat'ifs, by ('ha- Phillip-.
V^ 'iVcrlv N ivels, e .ttrplfte in *' vol.'!:
“ •• inlJlv..].-.
in ‘27 vi'Is.
• ’ .per’ Sea T mC':
I’ii'ken"^^' 'N
M ■’Tyatt’r N iveV-,
■;S; - .11 - T ile - "I the lM.rdt“r>
Ii ill M re'-^ w.irk-i,
i'i  w ik-:
i rrh -^ biv. v:
l>ry i-n “ N\ = .s
H:enii.'s wuik'-.
The by S.iuiiicv;
( rabb - Synonyme^i;
Percy Anei'd jtes;
v'hr luicles of the iJaatile, iUustnued;
The Scotti di fla. 1;
\.'‘t*«!t,teer of the L’. States;
Ma)or Jack bowning - ;;» year- out of the Senate;
. Liviiic-r - Tr^ivel?* in South .\frica;
L'jr l hljrin' dir dun t^> t'hiiifi an.i .Jap.'in;
Fiv.- Years in ’hina, by 1,'r. ('has. Taylor:
I he I'ritish i.xpediti.iu to the (Vime;i
My liiary in Indiii,. l.y .liito:
b: K'.lie J Arctic Exploriuions;
' 1 -• Santa Fe F,xj>i-diti .ii:
* ■ unj:'.- Hunter's lafp in Africa;
' '. d.b.us Ia ii.^'fiious ll ices of the F.arth-
FvL; ! t,.- .,11 th
I-.lie
Sl'itid.iri Poeii.-a; Work
rhich arc:
Hemans, Scott, r,yro„. Hums, Moore, Hood,
H,>tlleck, L'am'jbeil, ( Coleri.ltre
(Joldi'mith, .M’llon, .vi- . ,v.-. ''
Hhakspeare's. .Masainger ,x K.,rd’-
and Fletcher's Uramatic Work.s;
Mr-!' - wden(1ark’Rcoinplete ('Mrici.r.biiice toShak^-
pf ire:
The Hraniaiii- Woi ks of .Jas Sheridan Kuowles:
Smith “I liejected AddresHes;
I'he P.ciok of Scottish JJallads;
P.albi'l t.y \V H .Aitisv.'oi th:
i' i Wi id ' poet- and pi.etry of {■’n(^l;in.l;
;lf P :c!- of'ireat l>rit:iin;
p.,(*^ of flic xixih eeiiinry:
b iU’'i'jiies of An'ient Poetry, iVc. ic.
F. .1. HALF ic SONS.
M;.r.;ii
I'land.
Hen .Mc('niliu-h, I’exris. .'NI i.s.:-(.uri.
'^Hf'iry f{ J:iekM'ii,  ■ ei>. resi'/ned.
' Ivobert (i;irni tt. \ ki'le:! in action.
■ W'lii-ii!! II f \\:iiiv. r. I'l-.'iuiif.l
' Hariiar 1 K li^'c. kili. d in .n-ti.'ti
A lex an'iff II Lm w !■ ni,  • i. r.i;iini;indini: ' ’
ot iei>r'.^i;i
'tiidfun J Pil^iw, I’enn. re>i'ji'.> d
.''amufl II Ander'on, T«tin, Ketituckv
I >aniel S H..nel>.in. f.'tin. ('..:i>t nt ('arolina.
Ibivid U J. lies, (', Aniiv '»f P(itoni:ic.
11 Jom-s M W ith T', \!:i. >niniandiiJ:: ('..a-t of
Alab:»na
L) John C Peinbert'.n. \ :i. ('..a>t of.'' C.
1(» Uielard S F.well. \ :i. \t!:iv i f P.'tomae.
IT John H \\ indrr. Mar\ian.i, Kii-hniond.
I'' J iiV.^1 A 1-,-irly, \ a. Armv ot Pot.iniae
I'hos H J'lnuriviy. Ark, .1 ed in .\rkan-:i-
Satnii' l J"ne.'. \ :i. Arm\ 1 *•..t.im.'ie.
Arn.'ld Klz. _., ^l..;ylaIld. Arn:y ul’ P.-l-.iiKte.
Hatiii i 11 Hi'.i. ,\ i’. \nn\ ..f P-.t ina.-.
Henry H .''i:.dry, l...n. '!'■ x:!~ i i.inrtir.
W in 11 ( \\ li;ti (i ... Av iiiv td’ Potuinar
Win L■;i|._^ .\ \\’.'t.-rn \ ir^inia
iliehar-I H r- .n. (’. P; n.'afola
Ab-i'rf Pik.’, ,\rk. lii'iian ''.niinissiiji.fr
■J" 'Tho' r Fauiitlcr ’V. \ irL;ni:i. rrsi^uod.
'-!*.* Robi-rt 'I1...11 (ifii, .\rnr, .f Potoin.ie
Mtl Haniel lin^L'lo'. \ a. L.>'ii-.iaii:i.
ol t'harles ('lark. Mi--, Army ot Pot.Miiac
Ho'W. ll S Utpl- v. S (', ('.i:i>t ot S ('
m!) I.';iai' K 'J rin.sle. M l, \iiny "t P.itoneie
0 1 ‘.lohn H ir:iy'.iii. Koii, dii 'i in l'l..rida.
Patti > IL l.-. r , L' u, (' i:i-t ■! ’I’, xas.
otl Kiehard (' (latlin, .N ‘conimandin^ ('oast of
North (’ari)lit!;i.
-'iT ■ I’Vlix Jv Zollieoll'T, I’eii. killeil in Kentueky
•1^ Heiij F ('lieatliam, Ten. l\t:ntucky.
:ilt J.i-eph R Aii'Ii I'.'on. \ a, 'ua't of X
Simon H Huekiit-r, Ky, Kcntueky.
11 Leroy Poj.*- V. alker, Al.a. .\labania.
l‘J Albert i Hlanehard, L"U. Nori.-lk.
lo (iabriel J K:iiris, N • \ orkt.iwn.
-II J 1'. !> Stuart. \ a, Army ol Putoiuae
•1;» Laf.iy. tte .'l-La\V', Icor'_Ma, Vorktown.
I*) Til 1’ Hrayt.'ti, S (', C..a-d ot S (’.
17 Thos(' llin.iiiKin, .\ik, K. nrncky.
4'^ Alley H (Hadden. Li>u. Pen^aeola.
P.t John Port* r M ■ \j*,vn, r>-n, Kentueky.
.)(.l Lloyd I'ii-dini;tn, Ken, Ki tiuu kv.
01 Naihan Kvan-, S (', ('ua't of S ('.
• )'l C;t.lmu.' ,'^i W ikM.\. T;mi, ,\rmy of I’otomae.
oi] Philip St (ie.ir^t (’ueke, \ a, died in \ a.
51 R I'’. Rho'los, .\la. .\rmy 111 Potmnae.
Richard T:iyli.r, Lou, .\riny ol Potomac.
;’)•» Luni." ’I’ \\ i'.^t;tii, Te-xa.--. \rmv ot Potomae.
•'7 James H Traj.ii r. C, Co;isi ol I'lorida.
Sam’l (1 French, Miss, .\rniy of Potomac.
.jlt Wm H (’arioll.'I'enn, Fast Tennessee.
tit* Hti'_di W ^lerc. r, (ieor^ia, ——.
Humphrey Mar'-h:i!l, Km. Kentucky.
*■>2 John C l>reekinrid-e, Ken, Kt iitueky.
ti;) Riidi'd (^ritlith, .^Ii>s, Army of Potoinue.
>1 .Mex'r P .>tcwart. Ken, Kentuekv. «■
Wm .^Innt L'oniery (l:iriiner, (l:i, on furlough.
Henry A. i.~e. lioucrr 1
Thos H. Flourii v. L. Pi
lie. tier, ii'.i;iin M 'JiC.
li;ini 1 i Ci'Tr.ili. !! K L:
received :ii:’;‘t:irv ’•■Inc-.t.
\ 1 r^ui i;i • I '•  . .-in' I
.\rniie'; S .uth ( :M'...in;i
7; Te'ni."ce N u tli (':
■ iinlis, Richard T:i\ lor,
■ W;tlker. !'. K Zol-
, ( > !>. lliuiieli, \\’il-
i'' >mr. 1|. iwever.
- a- .■'t:itf ili.'titutio!!'.
Ill til.- (Ciil'rilcrati.-
L..ui'i:ui:t (ieor^ia
diiKi ti; Ki'ntuekv t;
.’'I:ir\i:iiid 1; A'.ab
A rkati':;- i’l r'.'
Till' tci..'” in- V
pr>v!oU' t. flu pr
Southern .''r:ire':
Vurk; Rip’. v, in 
\ania; W I itin-. i;
>;ichu'i tt'; l!uu'- !'
in ^Ll^^al•!lU'• tf';
[Till- .uii
vi/; Lcni.bi- I
11 111.Inn-, r.ei,
ard C (i.itlin, i'
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-rc bi rii 'If till- lilt 1, flu
' lit u:iv : \v le citizens
*. '!. t:i!  I.'per. bi.rii in .Ni
; P nil ert'in. in Penn-yl
'^1 ":ii 1.u--':I-; Pike, in .'l:i>-
. in 'l:i-":>chu''ett.-'; lilanehard,
■ r. Ii.-'l. ill N cW .1 eV'.-V
r- iL.t.vc' .N'orih I'arolina.
, IliMXti.n Hr:!./^', I’henjihilus
:ill..ch, \V’ni W Liiriti^, Riidi-
'tl.-r, (i .tbricl J Rain.',
M,(
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k. R S \ 1 *i-yton.
Havis, Wil-
Koliert \\' I’arnwell,
L'lmdoii (' Haynes, (lus-
i;s 'r Wi-fall, W ()ldham.
Li
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70
he li.fun'lary of A not her Worbi, by K.
in v iriuUi-i bindings, among
Hood,
owper,
P>eaiimoni
I'orly 1
-f.las. W Alexrtnd.M, I>. {),: Sermons,
-upplie
Alex'uider, I) 1>. .\h
by ,J. Addison
luriher supplies of Margaret
Moi^neflc: lieulali; Ad:ui. Vusef; Shirley; School
BorHi'-., Aic,
ittly 10.
K J HALE & SON.
h’d IJ iaiiictt, \ a. Army ol Potmnae.
William Mahono, \ a, \nrf.ilk.
L ()'P>rian IJrancji. ,\' ('. C.ia«-t of .\ ('
Maxcy lre”Lr, Coast, ol S ('.
]{ F ('olston. \ ir^inia.
71 Fidwaril John.'ton, \’ir;^i!iia.
~~ Henry Heth, \ ir^inia.
7'^ .lohn.'ton H Huti'-an, Louisiana.
71 S A W .)od. Alabama.
Those ha\intr :in ' atVixed are dead, or have
resi^Mioil, since the comiiienecin-nt ol the w:ir.
Tin; WKsr puivi i.km;kai.>.
'I'he following Cnnfederatc (icnerals are ;j;radu-
ate.s oi West Point—the date ol their i^raduation
bein;^ [irefixod:
('lass ol ls];'» Samuel Cuoper.
('lass of IJohn Ii Winder.
(’lass of I.-nc R Trimble.
( Jass ot IsJ.) l»atiiol Honcl.>.on, Hi'nj’n Huiier.
( lass ol l''J() .Vlbort S .liilui^rnn, Jiio i{ (irayson.
Clas> ol 1''27 Leonidas Polk, (;:ibriel J Rains.
Class of |sj' 'I'lios F Hraylon, Hu-h W' Meretjr.
Cla.ss of Joseph K Johnston, Rob't H Leo,
'riieojihilus II lloluies, Albert (i
Hlam liard.
(Mass ofl'^'!!* .lohn P» .MaL'Tuder.
Class of ls;}2 (jleorge 15 Crittenden, I* St (Jeorj^c
Cocke, 11 uniphrey Mar.shall, Kieh
ard C Gatlin.
.'1 'r Ihintcr, W^ Hallard Preston.
i!(.l - i; ATI \ KS.
—.^^--sr.■ 'i’h'inia' J l-'o.'tcr, ^Vln Ri
Smith, Jiilin P Rail.', J L ,''1 ('urry, I'r;uieis S’i
Lyon. W P (’hil; .ii, Hiivi.l (’lt;pton, Jas L Puuh, I
!•] S 1 *ar_ ill. . i
.L'—.^lc^.'l' I’elix J Ral>on. (Irandison
|) Roysfor. AuL’'11'fii ■ II  larland, Thos l> Hanly.
—M.'-Is J:i> Hawkins, R H Hilton.
(•'■"/•■/■'I — !\l!"r- Julian llartridL'o, (’ J .'\lun-
ncrlyn, 41 iite- H'dt. ,\ 1! Kenan, H.ivid W Lewis,
Win W ('iar’K, Reberf P Tripjio, Lucius J (!ar-
trell. Hardy Strickland. A R Wii^lit.
K'UtH'L-i/ — .Not yof eleet.'d.
L'H!i.ii'inn—.Mi-'-r.' ('harles J \ ilb, re, Charles
i .^l ('onra.l, |)uncan 1' Kenner, Lucien J Hujnv,
i John 1' Lewis. John Perkins. Jun'r.
I Messr.-, Jno J Mcllae, J W (’lapp,
; Reuben H:tvi', I ra.-l Wel.'-h, H C Chambers, O
I R Sin^Ief.in, F !>:irk'>ja!e.
i.Itdin Hyer, (’:i.-par W liell,
: (Ie‘>r;;e (I \’cst. .\ II ('onrow, W W' (,'ook, 'I'hi'S
' W l'rei ni;in, 'rhom.a,-' A l1;irris.
' ‘.'iiri'liini — ,'lessrs W N II Smith, Rob
ert R Hri.L'ers, (Iweii R Ki'iian. T I> .McDowell,
Thoiiia.s S .\shc, .\rcliibald II Arrington, J R
Mclieun, William l.,:uider, l» S daitlier, .V']' I >a-
I vidson.
I Messrs W W^ Hovec, W Por-
cheii Miles, .''I L Honhani, J./hn .Mc'^ueen, Jas
Farrow, L M .\yer.
i'’.'«//*— .'h.'.'srs J T Hei.'kell. W Swann,
W II T.-bb>. F L Cardenshive, I! S Foote, M P
(Jentry, (ieorui W Jons, Thinnas Meiiecs, J 1>
(' Atkin.', Htillock, H:iviil .'M 'urrin.
7’./os—.^los,^r> Juhn A \\'ileox, Peter W Cray,
Claiborne (' Herbert* W in P» Wright, 31alcoui P
(iraliatn, H I'’ Sexton.
\ irjiui t -~y\vr>v .^Iiiscije R 11 (Iarnett, .rohn
R Chambliss, Jnhn Tyler, Ro^er .V Pryor. 'I'hos
S Pxicock, Jiih'i (loode, Jr. Janies P Holcombe,
IM' I >ej:rnet te, William Smith, R Hoteler,
John H H:ild\vin. W II Staples, ^Valtcr Pre.ston,
A  ■' Jenkins, fbiberf Juhii'itn, (’has W Russell.
\vi:iisTi;!« i:ij;i!i;\f\iii m.um iiooks.
WkH;.;
'ive.i by F;cpre«^. :i supjdy of
SPI-]I.L1NI lit H) K S-^ price l’>
ave |iist l-t‘
mk'nt.vky
cents each, fax/i.
e have not advan.^e.l the prico of ,-vny articles on
hand lielore the war: tint pie ent ])urchases cost us
more than we asked for tiiose. Of cour.se we have to
put up prices on what we buy now.
E. J. HALE & SONS
FayettCTille, Aug. 29.
ay lor
Nash—A .
Franklin—W' Harris
Warren — T J Pitchford 1
(Iiiinville—(' H K 'I'aylor
Person—L Winstead ;
()ran«re—Josi:th Turner, Jr ;
.\Iainance and Randolph—Junathan \Vorth
(’halham—W S Harris
Moore and .Montiznineiy—W 1> l>owd
Piiehnjond and Robeson—Alfred Hockery
Anson and I'nion—S H Walkup
(itiilloi-i—Peter Adams
('aswell — Hedfurd Hrown
Roekiti:jli:im—F L Simpson
31 eeklenl»urL"—lohn \\ alker
('abarrus and Stanly—\ ( Harringer
Row;in and Havie—Hr J (1 Ramsey
Havidson—Jno W 'riionnts :
Stoke- and I'orsytli—Je.sse A Wau^h
.\-he. Surry vVc—Jos Hoiison
ire-lcl!, W:ikesAe—L (J Sharpe
linrke. .'1. Hu well iVi H S (laither
Lituoln. (iri'ton \i L»s].er .'^towe
fJuiberl.nt. 1‘i.IkAi .\ W Rnrtoli.
Hutieotnbe, Hen icr-m Ae-—ieo W ('atidler 1
Haywiii.d, .'lac.>11 \e—W H 'I'homa.-i
Horsi; OK I mMMoNS
\lani:iiiec—(lib's Meb.atu'
Mexaiider—Hr .1 .'1 t'.irson
An'on -L L Polk. F I! Lib-
,\'ln'—J M (ieiitry
Hurke I II Pe:ir"0n
Huneomli(^ -,\ Merritnon
l>l;idi n—(' r Ibivis
P>ertii—P r Henry, and Ferguson
Heaut’urt — I! Honiicll. W 'I' Marsh
Hrtinswick—T H Meare.“
('aldwell— Hiekson
(’ab'irrus—W .S Harris
('at iwba—Jonas (’linp
(’hathan; — NV P'Faylor, R N Creon, Turner
liynum
Cherokee—(J W ll;iv»‘S
('raven—(' (' ('iark. 1' 11 Alfred
('utiibcrlati'l an.l Harnett—(’ (I W’right, J S
ILu riiutiin. J (' Wiili:nns
(Miow:tn Small
('olumt.u—-N L Williamson
(’an.dell — H H Ferobte
('art'-ret—H W \\ hitidiurst
('asweil— W ithers. S P Hill
('urrituek -1> 'I Haxter
('levelaiid —.\ 'i Waters. J R LoL'an
Havid'on—Lewi- ILiyno, K H (’lark
Havii How;:nl
Hui.iin -J Hrf-'tanlord. J (I Hraneh
Kd _'ee*inibt.— R R Hrid;,'er>. J Woodard
Foi'yth—I 1' Poindexter, Phillip Harrow
Franklin—W 1' (ireen
(la.'tuii—J 11 White
(Inuiville—,1 M Hullock, W' H Jenkins, S II
CONVFNTION OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Alamance—(Jiles Mebane, 'I’hos. Rutfin.
Alexander—A. M Ho^Ie.
Ashe—.J, Iv I'oster.
Anson—A. Myers, J A. Leak.
Hertie—S. H. Spruill, .lames Hond.
Heaufor*—W. J. Kllison, K. J Warren.
Hhiden—Neill Kelly.
I5runswiek—T. D. 5leares.
P>nneonibe—N. W. Woodtin.
Hurke—.J. C. McHowell.
Cabarrus—(] Phifer.
(’aldwell—F W Jones.
(^amden—I). I>. Ferebec.
Carteret—(’. IL Thomas.
Caswell—liedlbrd Hrown, J. Jv AVilliauison.
Catawba-—(Jieor;ze Setzer.
Chatham—.J. II. Ueaden, John Manning Jr.,
L. J. Merritt.
Cherokffc and (’lay—J. II. Hryson.
(’howan—K. II. Dillard.
Cleveland—W. J. T. Miller, J. W\ Tracy,
(’olunibus—Richard Wooten.
(’raven—(leo. Creen, Jno. H. Whitlord.
Cumberland ;md Ilaraett—David McNeill, A
S. McNeill, M J. McDuffie.
(’urrituek—John H. Jones.
David.son—IL A Kittrell, H- C. l>outliit.
Davie.—Rob’t S])rou.se.
Duplin—J. 'I'. Jihodes, James J)ickson.
F^dgeconibe and W'ilson—W. S. Hattie, Geo.
Howard.
Forsyth-T. J. ^\'ilson, D II Starbuck.
l-’ranklin—A. D. Williams.
(ja.^ton—S. X. Johnston,
dates—A. .1. Walton.
McCLKLLAN.
W e have lately had news that the Vankee Sen
ate had relustd unanimously to confirzn tho nomi
nation oi Shields as Major Genertl, lor the reason
that he had been routed in battle by Stonewall
.Jackson W ith a people wdio deal so severely
with those who tail, what will be the judgnient
and sentence against McCl.-llany His failure,
compared with that of Shields, mounts into sub
limity. He was the anointed and chosen huc-
ctii.sor of the once great Scott, lie was selected
from the whole nation for supposed pre-eminent
endowments, lie had seen war on a grand scale
in the Oimea. He was the recipient of ^Scott’s
counsels and confidence. He tcK)k coinniand of
an army, which Scott hati spent four or five months
in licking into shape, and he, himself, employed
eleven other months in manipuFating it to his
hand. Eight or ten months ago, he boasted that
it had made its last retreat and had its last defeat.
I He had at command tho military resources of all
j nations for its ejuipiuent. It was armed with
. the most efl'ective weapons known in modern war-
I fare. I t.s numbers were all he chose to have them.
According to his oft repeated assurance they had
; his eonfidenco, and he had theirs. Such eouragc,
; such spirit, such eagerness lor the fray, such cer-
' tainty of success were never known betbrel They
■ had made a triumphal march up the Peninsula
I and chosen their own ground, and spent two
months in making their position impregnable!
'I'hey bad no difficulty about supplies or transpor-
i tation, having the whole products of the country,
; agricultural and mechanical, accessible by rail-
^ road and water from their very camp. Halloons
: and spies kept him hourly advised ot the position,
(iranville—'Ihomas H. Lyon, T. L. Hargrove, and movements oi his adversary, and
Darden.
A. Gihner, Ralph (lorrell, 11
('aiinaday
( luiltord—^”C P Mendenhall, C F Shober, J L
(Morrell
Greene—-V D Spei”ht
(Jates—.Lihn Hoothe
Haywood—S L Love
Halifax—A 11 Davis, W H Pope
Hertford—J J Ve:itcs
Henderson—.Jos P Jordan
Hyde—'I'ilnian Farrow
Iredell—A K vSimmiton, A H F Gaither
.Ia'‘k.son—A Fisher
rlones—P Ward
Johiistoti—W II Watson, .la.s Mitohoner
Lenoir—I (’ Wooten
Lincoln—V A .^IeHce
31adison—.John .V l’;igg
Martin Fwell
McDowell—C H Hurgin
.^loore—Alexander Ividly
Motitgomory—FG L Harringor
.^lacoii—Ii G Wood (in
Mecklenburg—S W Davis, .1 M Potts
Nash—II (» William.s
New Hanover—S .1 Person, Daniel Shaw
Northampton—M W Ransom, W W Peebles
Onslow—.J H Foy
Orange—-H H (Juthrie, W X Patterson
Pa.s(iuot;ink—J T Williams
Pcri)uimons—N Newliy
Pitt—H G Albritton, ('hurcliill Perkins
Per.soii— Wilkinson
Robeson— \lex McMillan, I'Ji Wisliart
Rockingham—Rawley (ialloway and T Slade
Rowan—N .N I'lcming, N. F. Hall
Rutherlord—C f N Davis, H K Padgett
Kandolph—1 II I'oust,'I’hos S Winslow
Richmond—.1 G Hlue
Samp.son—N (’ Faison, (k’o \V Autrey
Surry—W Waugh
Stokes — Horatio Kellum
Stanly—Lafayette (!reene
Tyrrell—(' .NlcCleese
Cnion—C (v) Lemmonds
Wake—S H Rogers. J W Russ, II Mordecai
\Varren—>J H Hatchelor, W H (''heek
Washington—Latham
Watauga—Thomas Farthing
W^:ivne—W' 'f Dorteh, M K (’rawford
Wifke.s—A W Martin, Horto,
Vadkin—-V C (’owles
Vancey l>owman
Tilt* ^ ol«iiitc'c‘i‘N Hand Hook.
FUKTHEU supply just received.
T. A Allison.
,\ .'>mith
.1 aines Stroni
S. S. Hoyster
(J reene—^V. A
(luiltbrd—J no.
V. Dick
Halifax—R. H. Smith, L. W. Hatchelor
Hyde—F. L. 3Iann.
Haywood—Wm. Hicks.
Henderson—W. M v''hipp.
Hertford— Kenneth Raynor.
Iredell—Anderson Miiehell
.Jackson—W. H.'rboin.i-
.Johnston—H .‘■'andeis, W
.lottos—Will. Foy. •
LtMioir—.John ^V;;^bl!l‘rfl'n
Ijincoln — 1 >. Sehetick.
Macon—('. I*. Smith.
Madisuii—.1 A. ,\loDowell
.^l:lrtin- -David W Haglov
McDowell—J H (Hoenlec.
Mecklenburg—.1 W ()sborne
Montgomery—S H ('hristian
.'loore—H. Turner.
Nash—L. N H Hattie.
New Hanover—I L llolmen, Robert Strang**.
Northampton—D. A Harnos, J M. Moody-
On.low—A. .1 Murrill.
Orangi—W'. A. iraliam, .Joiin Horry.
Pasijuotaiik—-It. K Speed.
I Penjuinions—Jos. S. ('annon.
I'erson—.lohn W. ('uningham.
Pitt—F. H. Satterthwaite, P. A Atkinson
Randolph—W . .1. Long, A. G. I'Oster.
Rielimond—W' F Leak.
Robe.son—.). P. Fuller. J. ('. Southerland.
Uoekinghain — D. S. Reid, F. 'P' Hrodnax.
Howat -R A. Caldwell, H. ('. .Jones.
Rutherlord ;ind Polk—G W Michal, M. Dur
, ham.
Samp.son—R. .V .'do'ely, Thomas Hunting.
Stanly—Iv Hearne.
Stokes—A. 11. Joyce.
Surry—'1'. V. Hamfin.
'I'yrrell—Eli .Spruill.
I’nion—H. .^L notislon.
Wake—(J. E Hadirer, K. P. Hattie, W
Holden.
Warren — W. N. Edwards, Frank Thornton.
V>’a.>lungton—W. S. Pettigrew.
Watauga—J. \\ . ('ouncil.
Wayne—(5 \ . Strong. E. A. 'I'hompson.
W'ilkes—Jas. ('alloway, Peter Eller.
Yadkin— R. 1"'. Armtield.
Vancey—M. P. Penland.
W
J
I with this knowledge he again and again a.ssured
! his countrymen that victory was certain. 'I’he
world looked on, spectators of the combat, and
the prize that glittered in view w'as an immortali
ty ot fame. Opportunity, means, incitement—■
everything to stimulate a man to superhuman ex
ertion, except a good cause—were all present,
(’ompnre iiis condition ten days ago with that
which he now occupies fleeing before those whom
he afFectifd to contemn, skulking in thick woods
and d«‘ej. morasses and under (jover of night from
f!ie avenging ptirsuit of tbnsi whom ho bad come
to enslave—his proud and splendid army torn to
pieees and folli.iwirig in t.ittcrcd atid bedrag^ded
fraumcnt- nt hi> heel>I Not. C »-s;ir with none to
do lii’ji reve.'ence, iior Lueifer fallen to ri.se no
iiH.i.'. p’i '.-ntod a more pitiable contrast with hi.';
former .•'t;iti;, 'ban this nioek hevo, tl;i .•o«interfeit
sol.iier. W i! oould almost find it in our heart.s to
fiitj the mi.^iTable creatnre, but that he )i;is slum'it
him"e'f so shamele.ss a braggarr and so monstrous
a liar What will the Vankee nation, so tieree
on those who fail, do with this man!
llichrnonil Whiy.
Th- Country near ami nrouTul the last Battle
Fi' l'l.— The section of country lying between the
(Hiaries (’ity road and James river, for a distance
of twenty miles below Richmond, ha.«, until last
j 3Ionday, been visited by the troops of neither
; army (Consequently, when McClellan began his
j retreat, the fences and domestic economy of the
i farmers in this region had been uninterrupted
i 'I’he land is generalij^ l*ig-ily fertile, and famous
for its whea- and corn crop.'’ On .Monday morn
; itm last the trying Vankee 1 •-rues bur.st into this
; hitherto secluded Fdi-n. ioi’.; .’ed by the victori-
: ous if.gi .Ills ot the (Confeuerticy. On that morning
j tlie young e-»rn was .springing luxaruintly in its
j c.'wlands, the bounteous .shocks of the recently
! harvested wheat dotted thickly the fields and
! hillsides; gardens were filled with choicest vegeta
I ble>, and large orchards bent under loads ot
ripening fruit; but before two suns had set a sad
change w.as put upon the face of :.ll that country.
I A Hood ol l.iva from some gr^at Vesuvius could
, scarcely liavo proved more disastrous than the
i irruption ot the hostile armies. Every fence is
! HOW swept away; tlie wheat has disappeared as
j before a corismuing tire, leaving scarcely a straw
behind; the corn is trodden into the ground and
' great rouds now traverse the fields where it
j flourished. The gardens have been uprooted and
; utterly destroyed. The plea.sant and comfortable
i farm houses, so recently happy homes, are no'w
i filled with bleeding and s^uf^'ering wounded sol
diers; and under their roofs many a once brutal
A Xew IjSIW Kook.
i*rartire ut M^atr.
LSI' published a treatise upon the Practice at Law i now broken in spirit and body, receives
in North Carolina, by Lt)w.\iii) C.\ntwki.l, LL. 15., . . . . J’.
I (Jhristian chirity from the hands of those he cantc
author of the N. C. .Justice, etc.
COSTKSTS.
("•f Legislative Power in General; Legislative Power
iu North (,’arolina; Legislative Powers of .lustices of the
Peace; (bounty Hoiindaries—Deeds, etc.; County Keve-
nue and Charges; ('ourt Houses. Prisons. \c.; County
Trustee: Jurj' Trials; Fairs and Public Sales; General
.Assembly; Inspections, Public Landings, kc.\ Poor
Houses and Hospitals; Registers and Clerks; Rivers and
Creeks; Gates, Ferries and IJridges; Weights an.l Mea
sures; Idiots and Lunatics; Retailers; Neuse River; Pub
lic Roads and Cartways; I’ublic Landings and Inspec
tions; Mills and Millers: Ordinaries an.l Constables;
Patrol; Wardens of the Poor; Prison Rounds; Roads,
Ferries and Bridges; Poll Tax Exemptions: Kxecutive
Power in General; Executive Power in North ('arolina; , r 1 • i- 1 l
Kxecuiive Power of the Courts; Chief .Justice an.l Clerk; .army supplies nothing Ot valuC Catl bc saVCd.
.-Vttorneys at Law; .Vttornc}’ General; Reporter and Mar- From other [loints, hoW(;VCr, betw^een the Pamun-
.sliai; (Herks and Solicitor; Counsel for Paupers: Gii.ar- i river and Richmond, a considerable amount
dians; (’ounty Attorney; Auctioneers; ( ounty ( ourt ■ been received, and more is daily arriving; up
Clerks; Coroners; Boundary (:om.nissioners; ( m^ twelve thousand stand of
of riuance; County Irust-ee; Louuty | ^ J n
Court; of Kiiirs; Irisj^H*cfor>; j urills ?in(l s6VCr*il line rillGil Cuiinon iitici U6C11
brought to the (iovornment .Vrsenal, and a long
train of wagons, heavily loaded, arrived late in the
afternoon.
A valuable locomotive, left by' the Yankees
near the ('hickahouiiny river, reached thi.s city
to crush and subjugate.
Richmond Kxuminfi', ~th.
J)»Mru fion uf Yankee Sfores.—We hear that
the destruction of stores near We.st I’oint, by the
enemy, surpasses in extent that of any other
locality on the lines below Kiehniond. They were
piled up in layers, with pine timber between, to
the height of some thirty feet, and covering a
space a quarter of a mile in length. The torch
was then applied, and everything completely des
troyed. Wagons,were ^)roken up so as to render
them useless, and out of this immense mass ol
tendents of Schools; Commissioner.s ol Navigation;ar-
dens of the Poor; Registers; Conmiissiotiers of Kivers
and (’recks; Sheriffs; Coti'iables; Hangers; Standard
Keepers: Retailers: .A.lininislrators; Chairman of Special
Court; (commissioners id' I*eed.-5 and Conveyances; (^oni-
missioiiers of Low l-ands: Entry Takers and Surveyors;
Superintendents ot Llections; Guardians and Receivers; j evening, in a somewhat damaged cond-ition.
Inspi^j^ors; ('onimissioners of Internal Improvements; j brouirht up at the .same time a large
Partiiioii: Patrol (-ommittees; Processioners; fax Listers i , ^ .. u- i * i
Hoards of Valuation: ()verseers of Roads and Rivers; ammunition which the rtie ny attempted
to destroy before leaving, but failed in their pur
pose.—Richmond Dixpatch, hih.
Coniniissionei s of Wrecks; Tobacco Pickers an.l Coopers.
The Appendix contains forms of I>eeds and (’onvey?
ances, as follows;
Agreements, .Assignments, .\warils, Rills of Sale. Hills
of Exchange aiel Lading, Ronds, MiscelWmeous Ronds,
Contracts, Deeds, Marri.-ige .''ettlemants, Mortgages,
Copartnership .-Articles, Notes, Releases, .vc., kc.
This Rook coniaitis 5-Vi pages, is got.en '•!' in supe- | description
norstyle, .iiul bouad in l^awi alt. rru:t\‘Single cop3, • > . . ‘
(Imx! Time.—The defeat of the great Van
kee army betbre Kichmond falls upon their un
happy nation just as they are dige.sting their
newlj- enacted Tax law, which taxes almost every
Nov. 16.
E. J. HALE & SONS.
For sale by L. J. H.VLL X S»NS
Uec’r -t). 18tiO.
Map of tin* Sea (.’oast of South (aroliiia;
New M:i(> of Virginia;
The Seuihern .“^py by Ivhv'.i ,V. Pollard of Va.
The Southerti Song P.ojk.
Dec’r 14. E. .1. H.-\LE iV SONS
The l»y
grahaui; Say and Seal, by the .-Xutiior (d ‘•^^i^le
World,’’ &c.; The Household of Rouverie, or the Elixir
of Gold, by a Southern Lady; Evenings at the ,\licro-
scope, Jtc., &c. L. >1. H.\LL & SONt>. ^
copies oTtlie Ob«>ervt‘r
can be procured by non-subscribers, at the Booksior#.
Price 6 cents.
I of property, every bn.nidi of busine.^s, every means
I of subsistence It striketi tlu m too just a.s the
; v^igaiitie and afil'aliing appari*^’ m of European in-
i torvi’t.tion begins toas.-ume form and consistency.
Wo lancv the Yankee nation is about as happy now
; as it deserves to be.—Ri hmoiid Whij.
! .1 f'i'ii'il Hit.—A suiall boy in Fredcrii ksbti’--'
was a«ked by a Vankee soldier where all tho prefty
.rirls w re. He replied: “Intbebouic; they w-n’t
let Vankics see them.” Tlie Yankee ti.'kcd
■ if he had a sister. “Ves.” ‘*Was .-he pretty'."'’
••ies." ‘‘What is her name’” IL-r nariie is
i Manassa, and she lives at Hull Kiin,’’ replied the
I brave aud smart little chap.— Rich. Disjpnt-.h.