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SeheduU of Arriul an J DtffUrturt uf M^iU.
RALEIGH via AVEK.V;5BORU BARCLAyVILLE
Arrives daily C4 A. .M
Depart.* daily “J P. M.
KEN'ANSVILLE via CUSTuS AND WaRSW>
Arrivea daily T ^ A M
D«>pAru daily '.i P M
HIGH POiST via lHHTHaUE AND ASHEUuRO,
Tri-Weekly
Arrlv^n SuuJhv. Wedu*day and Friday 11 A M
Ueparts >Imday, Wednesdny snd Friday 1 P M
rnFKAW. S. C . via GILOPOLI.S.
.\rrive.'* ruesday. Thursday and Saturday 4 A M.
D^parH >^unday. Tuesday and Tliursd-iy 1 P. M
FAIR BLUFF via LUMBERTO.N.
Arrives Tuesdny. Thursday and Saturday 8 A M
iHfparts Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday 1 P M
RALEIGH via SUMMERVILLE
Arrivf-4 Ssaturday ■ P. M.
L»eparis Weduesday 11 A. M.
RoBESuN'd via ELIZA BETHTuVN N
Arrives Tuesday, Thort*day and Saturday P VI
Depans Mi uday, Wednesday and Friday ti A .M
ELIZaBETHT*‘WN yia TEREBINTHE. DESERLT
AND WHITE UAK
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Departs Tueaday 6 A. M.
MAGNOLIA, via GRAVELLF RILL .
Arrives Tuesday 1' P. M.
Departs Tuesday P. Vi
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.Vrrives Tuesday t> P. M.
Departs Wednesday 11 A M.
8WIFT ISLAND via TROY
Arrives Tuesday ti P. M.
Daparts Wednesday 8 A M.
PHILADELPHUS via LUMBER BRIDGE
Arrives Monday 12 M
Departs .Monday 2 P, .M
All Mails leaving before Tj A. M are closed the
•▼«ning previous at 9 P. ,M.
All letters to be ueni u8 otber than by mail uiust be
paid for as if sent by mail.
Drop letters should invariably be pre-paid
Office is opened on Sunday at and closed *t 1') A.
JA.S. G. COOK, P. M
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\ LIST OF THK GE.N'KHAL OFFTf'EHS IN THE
ARMIKS OF THK CONKEDERATK STAGES.
The followin- infero.sfing st.nti8ticfi of the Con-
l't’>lcr:itc Ariuv oriranizatiou are due to one of the
Richmond correspondents of the Courier, la the
list of in the 'Provisional Ar-
my, the rerular order of appointment is perhuj^
Iwaya observed, but we believe the list is
wise correct. The dates of graduation fiom
0 !irra(. in the Ii.yular Arm^.
I Saiuucl Coopcv, Va, Adj\itiuil (general.
*- Albert S Johnston, Texa.s, coniuiundin^ in
Kentucky.
3 Josoph K Johnston, Va, commanding North
ern Virginia.
4 Robert K Leo, Va, cotnmandin;,; South Atlan
tic Coast.
5 P (j T Beauregard, Lou, commanding Army
of Potomac*.
M'.ijur GenertiU in tht Procnionul .Irmy.
1 '’'David E Twitfg^i, (Georgia, resigned.
2 Leonidas Polk, Lou, commanding at .MemphliJ.
i> Braxton Bragg, ijou, coumiauding at Pen^a-
eola.
4 Earl Van L>orn, MisS, Army ot Potomac
Class of 1845 E Kirby Smith. Barnard E Bee,
iVm U C Whiting.
Class of 10—Thomas J Jackson, Cadmus M
Wilcox,' i>avid R .K)nos, m M
Gardaer.
Class of 1848 Nathan G Evans.
Class of 1S54 J K B Stuart.
OKNKKALS VVIIO WERE NOT iRADUATES AT WEST
1-oKNT.
The following Generals were appointed to the
old United States Army, without passing through
the West I’oint Academv:—David L- 1 wiggs, ap-
pnimed in 1S12; Wm. W. Loring, in Thos.
T. Fauntloroy, in ls:!0.
The following Jcncral3 first saw service in the
Mexican war:—M. L. Bonham, Henry R. Jack
son Gideon J. Pillow, Samuel Iv. Anderson,
Cha.s. Clark, 'I’ho.s. Hindman. John C. Breck
inridge, licnj. 1''. Clicatham, Richard (/riffith,
Albert 1‘ike, Adley 11. (Jiadden, -Maxcy Gregg.
The following Generals participated in the
Texan wars and the wars with Mexico. Ben.
.McCulloch, liouis T. Wigiall.
The ftjllow^ng Generals saw no military service
previous tu the jiresent war;—John B. H>;vd,
Henry A. Wi.se, Rub.-rt Toombs, Richard T&ylor,
Thos. B, Flournoy, L. Pope Walker, F. K. Zol-
Orange—H B Guthrie, W N Patterson
Fas(juotank—J T Williams
rerijuimons—N Newby
Pitt—B G Albritton, Churchill Perkins
I’erson Wilkinson
Robeson—Alex McMillan, Eli Wishart
licotiev, William Mahone, L G’B. Branch, Wil
liam 11 Carroll. K E. Khodcb. ^ Some, however.
Gustavus W Smith, Ken, Ariuy of Potomac. 1 reccivud military educutioni at State institutions
M.
THE ;UN-ROAT FUND
The CoEQinii’et* of S'lfety of the Town of Wiluiiiigiorr',
.10 whom the citiie;,.- ..f \S ilmini;ioy in puhlio meetiug
assembled referred nil ma’ters! connectfd with the cou-
struction of one or more iron clad gun boats or floating
batteri»s for the defence of the entrances to thi* Cape
fear River and the Coant ofsNortii Oarolina, have con
stituted the undersigned a Special Committee on the
•ubject referred to them.
The means of defence indicated, whether V>y an iron
clad guu-boat, or by an iron-clad floating battery, to
meet the impending exigency, should be constructed
as promptly as may be possible; and it is therefore of
vital importance that we should ascertain wuhout de-
lav whether the necessary means can be procured.
Contributions for this purpose are earnestly solicited.
Should the amount contributed not be sufficient, or
should any unforeseen contingency prevent the com
mencement of this work, the suras tendered will be re
turned to the re.spective donors Among the resolutions
adopted at the public meeting of the citizens of Wilming
ton. it was . . •
Resolved, That the citizens of the several counties o.
the State are requested to organize Cemmittces to so
licit contributions and otherwise to co-operate with the
Committee of Safety in furtherance of the proposed work.
The manifest importance of the contemplated work
to the State at large, Justifies us in calling on every pa
triotic citiien of North Carolina to come forward prompt
ly and liberally iu aid of its speedy accomplishment.
Communications to eli}*aT of the undersigned will re
ceive attention. O. O. PARSLEY.
A. J. DeROSSET.
WM. A. WRIGHT.
VVi’-ninpfon, .April i', -8i2.
Tiu: VVlTi »F >OCIEfV,
Oat of Then.
Louie's Last Term Ht MaryV;
tuglttud'a Yeoman.
Tennyeon'i Puems,
Atnerioan Aln&anao, 1861;
Th« Lady's Book of Floweri
Language of Flower.,
Poetry of «
Lady’s Guide to Perf»ot Gentility;
“ Beauty;
“ and Getitlemen'8 Mirror of F-jrtune-
f“‘-.}r Parley s Balloon Travels;
“ I^ook of Travels and Adven
M =rct; ..ij. g
0 Theophilus H Holuied, N Army of Poto
mac,
7 William J Hardee, (ieorgia, .Missouri.
S Benjamin Hutrer, S C, (joiutjiatidinjs!_ at Nor
folk
9 James Longstre«;t, Ala, Army of Potomao
lU John B .Njagruder, \ a. ..•omuiaiuliiig at Vork-
tov\ u
11 Thoiuab J JacL.'iou, V a, commanding North
western \ irginia.
1- .Manstield Loveil, V a, eoiumaudinu t'oa.-ji ot
Louisiana.
ly Kdmund Kirby Smith. Florida, \ruiy of Po-
toma«‘.
14 George H (’ntti.tideii, Kcn. t.uniMiatuling bliist
Tennessee
Briyadier Gcurrals in tKe Prut, aijnal Army.
1 Milledge L Bouham, S L'. Army of I’otomac.
2 John B Floyd, \ u, commanding Army Ka
nawha.
3 Henry .\ Wise. Va, Fkoanoke island
4 Bc-n .MeC.'ulloch. Texa.>*, .Vlissouri
0 *Henry R Jackson, Geo, resigned
t> ^R(jhert S (iarnett, V'a, killed in action
7 ^William H T Walker, tleo, rv;sieaed.
"Barnard E Bee. S C, killed in action
y Alexander R ijawton, Geo, commanding Coa.st
of Georgia.
10 '^‘Gideon J Pilkiw. Tenu, resigned.
11 Samuel R Anderson. Tenn, Kentucky.
12 Daniel S Donelson, Tenn. Coast of S Carolina.
18 David E Jones, S Army of I'otomac.
14 Jone.« .M Withers, Ala, commanding Coast ol
AlabiKna
16 John O l^euibortori, V'u, C'ouiit .j/'.S
I'i Richard S Ewell. Va, Army of 1‘utoujuc
17 John 11 Winder, Maryland, Kiohmond.
1*^ J ubul A Early, \ u. .V.rmy ot Potuiuao
l‘J ’Th'f« B Flournu_>. ,\.rk, died in .\rkansa'i.
'iu Samufl Joufs, Va. Army of Potomac.
21 .\rni>ld Elzt'V, .^Ia^vland, .Vriaiv d’ P‘>t-mac
'J'J Daniel 11 Hiii, -N C, Army of Potumac
'J3 Henry H .Siolev. i-.-u, I'; Fr"iiti r
-4 Wm H (' \\ hitit.tt, Army d‘ l :t -inuc
■Ji’i Wm W LofiUir, N 'A - ji. rn V iririnia
Richard H Ander>-.n, Pfn'aonla
27 AlU-rt i’ikf, Ark, Indian 1 i'mmir-^ioi;-r
' ' I'tios 1’ Fauntlcroy, \ irginia, rr.igned
' K .! ■ It Toomh*. G-o, Army o* p.,.t iuj.ij
1'uinfl liugglt ', V u, Louisiana
81 l’f^arll-^ Clark, .'lia*. Army -jf Potoiu.!.'
, w'J H > Ripl^, S ( ottst ■)( >'
iiu l':i:t. R frimbli-, .'Id, .Ariuy • t P'.t- Uiae
; ill '.iu!!!i 15 ir:ij.'"ii. Ken, died in Klorida
1 35 Paul ij Hvl« rt, L-.'U, .’.'a.'f ul Texo.'
Rii hard (./atlin, .N cnnimanding •' ':i-t or
North Caroiina.
S7 "Felix K ZillicotI'er. 'len. killed in Kentucky
8'' Jienj F Cheatham, len. KentUL-kv
o!-* Joseph II And' i'.-on. -i. >f N G
4i SiiuDii i: Hiickner, K\. Kentutkv
, 41 Leroy Pupf alki-r, Al t. .\!.i}>.Tma
4- .\lbe:t G Planchjrd, Lvu. .N
, 4‘:{ Gabriel J Rain-. .N V -rkt-'Wn
H J E .''tuurt, \ :i, Vr:i;y .>} P'>to:i.uv-
' 15 Lafayette .^l.'Luw-., Goi.r^iu, yurktown
i 4G Tho.' F Drayton, t'oa.>t of •’
j 17 'I'ho? G Hindman, Ark, Kentucky
I 4"? Adley H Gladden, Lou, I’en'acola
I 4y John Porter .^Ie(\.wn, Ten. K» iitui-kv
I 5u Lloyd Til;.:hmun, Kt-n, Kentucky
61 Nathan i Evun . S of ’
j ( adujii.s W ilf ix, Teii, .Vriiiy of Potomu>;
1 oo 'Philip George ■-■'.•ckf, \'a, died in Va.
61 ii E Rh .ie?, Ala, .Vriny of i'otoinaL-.
65 Richard Taylor, Lou, Army ot Potomac.
50 Louis T Wigiall, 'I’exas, Army ot i’otomac
57 JamO' H Trapier, s (\ Coast ot Florida
o'' Sam'l (./ French. Mis-:, Army of Potornae
5'J Wm H Carroll, Tenn. Eat T* nnes'ee
OtJ Hugh W Mercer. Geor^da. —
OJ Humphrey Mar.^hall, Kt.*n. Kentucky
02 John C Breckinridge. Ken. Kentucky.
Rich’d Griffith, Mis.s, Army of i’otomac.
04 Alex’r P Stewart, Ken, Kentucky.
05 Wm Montgomery Gardner, .Ia. on furlough.
GO Rich’d B «iarnett, Va, .\rmy of Potomac
♦)7 William .Mabone, Va, Norfolk.
OS L ()'B''ian Brancli. N C. Const of N C
Oy Maxcy (Iregg, S C. Coa.-t ot S (
70 K E t'olaton, Virginia.
71 Eilward Jolinston, \ ir^itiia
7- Henry Heth. \ irginia.
7^i .Johnston H Dumvin, Louisiana
7 1 S -\ M Wood, Alatj'inia
'I'hose b;ivinL: an uthxed are dt*:id, or have
resigned, ,-incc tlic "niiuenci;ment ol the war.
-. &c.
hale & SONS.
l»la£^k^ (Jfi' aij kjintb at this Offiftj.
THK W’KKT {hu.NT (iKNKK.M.S.
'Ihe following i’onfederate Generals are gradu-
ate.s ol \\ est Point—the date of their graduation
being prefixed:
(,’la.s8 of 1815 Samuel Cooper.
Class ot 1820 .John II V* inder.
Cla^^s of 1H:^2 Is.oiie R Trimble.
(Ma.ss ot ls >;= iianiel S Donelson, Benj'n Huger.
('las.s o-‘ ! _tj Albert S .fohtiston, J no ii irayson.
Class of 1^27 l.*eonidL'.s.Polk, Gabriel J Rains,
.vlass of lJi2s Thos F Drayton, Hugh \V' Mercer.
Cla«s of ]H2U Joseph H Johnston, Rob’t E Lee,
riieophilus H Holmes, Albert (i
Blanch ard.
Cla.ss of IWJO John 1{ Magruder.
Class of 1832 George B Crittenden, P St George
Cocke, 11 umphrey Marshall, Rich
ard C Gatlin.
Class of 1833 I)aniel Rugglea.
ClasB of 1^35 Jone.» 31 Withera.
lass (,i }s:;i; .fjv_>jdi K Anderson. Lloyd Tilgh-
man.
Cbss of p :i7 iir;i.vtu,, I5ra^'g, Vv'm 11 T Walker.
Jiio C Peij.bcrton, .\rnold Elzcy,
l^cnry 11 Sibley, Jubal A Early.
( lass of 18o^ \\ Ul J Hardee, J;imes H Trapier.
Class'of 1839 Alex R Lawton, John P Mc(7own.
CIb86 of 1^40 Richard S Ewell, Paul O Hebert,
Richard B Garnett. ’
Ciasfl of 1841 Robert S Garnett, Samuel Jones.
Class of 18Eat I Van Dorn,GuF;tavus W Smith,
^lan.fitld Lovell, James Long-
street, Daniel H Hill, Richard
H Anderson, J^afayette McLaws,
Alex P Stewart.
lass of 184J Roswell S Ripley, Sani’I G French.
ClawB of aimotj B Buckntfr,
Virginia h.'is 10 tjleneral.s in tne (.onfederate j
Armies; South Carolina 9; Louisiana 8; Georgia I
7; Tennessee North (.’arolina 0; Kentucky 7; j
.Maryland 4; Alabama I; Missis.sippi 4; Iexa«i o, ;
Arkansas 2; Flori.la 1; .Missouri injue.
Tjie followivij were bi^rn at the North, though j
previous to the present war they were citiaens ol :
Southern States;—(jeneral Cooper, born in New !
Vork; Ripley, in Jhio; Pemberton, in Peunsyl- ,
vania; NV hitin;;, in .Nlas.sachusetts; Pike, in Mas- j
.-achusett.s; RuggL's, in .Mas.sachusetts; Blanchard, ;
in .^!as^achusetts; French, in New Jersey.
[ file following are native.s ol North Caroliiia, j
viz: Leonidas Polk, Braxton Bragg, Theuphilus ,
H Holmes, Ren .McCulloch, W'm W Loring, Rich- i
ardC Iatlin, Felix K Zollicoticr, (Jabriel J Rains, j
L (J’B Branch. J
LEGISLATLRE UF NORTH CAROLINA |
SK.N’.ME
Pas.juotaiik and Perijuimun^—-J •'^1 NV hedbee
Camden and Currituck — B F Simmons
Gates and t’hoWiin — M L Eure
Hyde and Tyrrell—.Jones .''peticer
Northampton—J .'1 S Rogers
tiertt'ord—J B .Slauirhter
Bertie—David Outlaw
•Martin and Washington—J R Stubbs ,
Halifa.\—.^l Whitaker '
Edgecombe and \S ilson—H Jl' Clark
Pitt—EJ Blount
Beaufort — Frederick Gri>.t
Craveu—N H .Street
«rid J»i- AJ F ArwOiioil
Groeiie and Lenoir—J 1* Speight
Nev' Hanover—Eli W Hall
Duplin — l >r James Dickion
Onso(W — L W
B’-.*den, Brunswick, —Jno D Taylor
V’umberhind and Harnett—Duncan SLaw
>umf-'''n—'1 ho;uas I l-Hiti.jn
;iv ijt— K L U! •
• lolM.-t .11 -J W B VVut,uu
akf M .V Blcd'j'j'*
Na.->h — A J i Mvlor
Franklin—W llarrii
Warretj—1 J Pitchf^rd
(tiitt.viilc (' li K r.tyl'^r
t'cr'^on—(' L Winstcud
Oraiu—Jii'tah ruriicr. Jr
\lamaiic*- and lland. lph -J jiiathun Worth
( liatham — W Ham;
Moore and .''I 'liiiri'iiict y—\\ D Djvvd
RichuiouJ and Rk.«^oh—Alfred l» tekery
\ii'm and I nion —S H Walkup
Guilford—Pet'T .\d:!Uj
t’aswiill—Be Ii'»rd Br^v^ii
K . kit;i;hHUi F L Sjmp-fOii
.^L i lvleukfur:—J •hii Wulkct
Cubarru' ai'd Stu!:!} \ Barnn^'-r
B 'W.-n Hid D.i'le l>r .1 i Kamse^
David.-oij—-.liio ^V 'l'hi‘;ii;i'
“^t-.ki— and F"r>yth—.les>e .V \\ au^'h
A he. Surrv —Jos Dol'-oii
Ire lei!. Wi’lke'vV -—L Sh irj.e
Burke. .NlcDowell BSG:tiiher
Litnobi. C,;iton \c .Ln-j'cr Stowe
iiuibcrti'rd. Polk.Vc—.V W Burton. ;
Bui;coni'»e. Hen icr-on iVc—Geo W Candler !
HiiyW'.iod, .^lacon Ac—W H 1 houius ■
Ht'L’SK OF ).MMuNS
Alamance—Giles .^lebane
Alexander—Dr J M ('arson
•Vnson — L L Polk. E R Lilcp
.Vshe—J M Gentry
Burke—.1 H Pearson
Buneombt*—.V S .'‘lerrirnon
Biaden—C'1 Davis
Bertie—PT Henry, and Ferguson
Beaufort—K S Donnell. W 1 .^Iarsh
Brunswick—T D Meares
Caldwell— —* Dickson
Cabarrus—W ,S Harris
Catawba—Jonas ('line
Chaiham—\\ ]■* iaylor. R N Green, Turner
Bynum
(’’herukce—(« W Hayes
Craven—C (’ Chirk. F E Alfred
('umberland and Harnett—(' (J Wright, .1 S
Harrington. J C Willianis
(’howau- Small
(’•vlumbus—N L Williamson
(’an.den—D D Ferebee
(^artfiet—D \\ V» hitchnrsi
('asweli — Withers, S P Hill
Currituck—B M Baxter
tUevcland—A tJ Waters, J R Logan
Davidson—l.ewis ILiynes, E B Clark
Davie Howard
Duplin—J D Stanford, J (J Branch
Edgecombe—R R Bridgers, J S Woodard
l orsyth—,J 1* Poindexter, i^hillip Barrow
Franklin—W F Green
(Jaston—J H White
Granville—J M Bullock, W H Jenkins, S H
('annaday
Guilford—(; P Mendenhall, C E Shober, J L
Gorrell
Greene—A D Speight
Gates—eJohn Boothe
Haywood—S L Jiove
Halifax—A II Davis, W B Pope
Hertford—J J Veates
Henderson—Jos P Jordan
Hyilc—Tilnian Farrow
Iredell—A K Siraonton, A B F Gaither
Jack.son—A Fisher
Jones—W P Ward
Johnsion—W H W'at^on, Jas Mitcheuer
Lenoir J C W^ooten
Lincoln—V A MoBee
Madison—John A Fagg
Martin Ewell
McDoweU—C K Borgin
Moore—Alexander Kelly
Montgomery—E G L Barringer
Macon—U Woodfin
Mecklenburg—S W DavIs, J M Potts
Xiish-ri G Williams
New Hanover—S J Person, Dauid Shaw
Northampton—31 W Waoui, W W PeeWw
Uns(Icfw---J H Fdy i
Xtuuuson"~“^icjL i>iUw
Rockingham—Rawley Galloway and,T Slado
Rowan—N N Flemings N. F. 11 all
Rutherford—C T N Davis, B H Padgett
Randolph—I II Foust, Thos S Winslow
Richmond—J (5 Blue
Sampson—N C Faison, Geo W Autrey
Surry—W W'augh
Stokes—Horatio Kellum
Stanly—Lafayette Greene
Tyrrell—C Mc(,’leese '
Union—C Q Lemmonds
Wake—S H Rogers. J W Russ, H Mordecai
Vrarren—) B Batchelor, \V II Cheek
Washington—C Latham
Watauga—Thomas Farthinij
Wayne—W T Dortch, M K Crawtbrd
Wilkes—A \V Martin, Horto
Vadkin—A (' Cowlea
iancey Bowman
C(->NVENTKJN (JF NORTH CAROLINA
Alamaiiee—Giles .^Jebaue, Iho.s RutSn
Alexander—A M Bogle
Ashe—J. E Fo-ter
A nsoii—A Myers, J -V Leak
Bertie—S B. Spruill, Jame.s Bond
lieaufor*.—W J. Ellisoii, C J V\ arreii
Bladen—Neill Kelly.
Brun.^wick—I'. U .'leares
Buncombe—N. VV VV'oodtiri
Burke-^J V'. .McDowell
Cabarrus—C Phifer
Caldwell—E VV Jonetj
(’amiletl—D D Ferobee
Carteret—C R Thomas
CaaWell--Bedford Brown, J E Williamson
i'atawba—(ieorife .Sctier
('hatham—J H Hi;adi:n. John Manning Jr
L. J Merritt.
Cherokee and (,’lay—J. 11 Brysoti
(Tiowan—R H. Dillard
Cley’eland—W . J f. 3Iillcr, J VV I racy.
Columbus—Richard \V ooten
(Jraveti — Geo. Gre n, Jno L> VVhitford
Cumberland and Hariiett—David McNeill, .V
S MoNt-'ill, M. .1 McDutiiw-
Currituck—J -hn H J jnes
DaviiL^on — B A Kiltre!’, B DoUthit
L>: • i>- -Rub't .-'- rou-e
D :[.lin J T Hh ‘de-. Jamca Dickson
Edgcciimbe and Wils..u — W S Buttle.
Howard
Forsyth—T J Wils.in. D H .Starbuck
Franklin—A D Williariis
Ga.-'tou—S X Johnsf.in
Gates—A J W'ulton
(iranville—'I'homas B Lyun, T L
S S. Roybter
Greens—W A Durdiu
Guilford—Jno. A. Giliiier,
F Dick
Halifax—Pk H. .Smith, L
Hyde—E L .Vlann
Haywood—\':'m Hick-
Henilerson — W. M Shipp
Hertford —Kenneth liayner
Iredell — .\nders^ri 'JitcLell. T A .Vllisoti.
Jackson — V\ |i i'huma-
Johtiaton—(J B >ai>dci3. W .\ Smith
Joliet — W Ul F ov.
Lo^Joir—Juhn C W'a.'hirixtor'
Liijcoln — D Schenck
.'V'acou—(' D .Smith.
Mj.di-on —J .\ .M DoWeli
'iartiu David W Bati y
.^IvDovveli—J 11 t.rrcenlce.
.^If-ekIt fihur^—J \V )i»bor(je, Jaiuca Str^n
M"nt;_'oiijery—S 11 (’hristian
.'loore—H Turner
Nash—1. N B Battle.
New llatiover—J L HoIjucb, Robert Strange.
Northampton — D A* Barnes, J ."'I Moody
(Jii«low— V J .'lurrill
( >r.Hngc -W. .V (f r ih *m, J jhii E-j-ry
Pa.squothlik — R K SpCf*d
P'r.[uim'*i;^ —Jo' '' Cai.’non
Per’ n —John W. (,'unirigham
Pitt — F B. Satti.rthwaire, P. Atkinson
Randcph - VV J. Long, (j. Foster
Richhi'.iid—W F Leak
Robeson—J P. I’uller. J (' Southerland
Rockin^'ham — D >'#Reid. E T. Brodnax
Rowat -R A ('aldwell, II C Jones.
Rutherford and Polk—G VV .^lichal, M. Dur
ham.
Sampson—R. A Mo&ely, Thomas Bunting.
Stanly—E Hearue.
St.'kcB—A. H. .Joyce
Surry—T. V. Hamlin.
Tyrrell—Eli Spruill.
Union—H. M. Houston.
Wake—G. E. Badger. K. P Battle, W. \V
Holden.
V/arren—W N Edwards. Frank Thoroton.
Vv ashingtoti—VV S Pettigrew.
• Watauga—J. \V'. Council.
W ayne—(t. V . Strong. E. A. Thompson
Wilkcs—Ja.s. Calloway, Peter Eller
Yadkin—R. F. Armficld.
Yancey—M. P. Penland.
CON F E D E RAT E ST AT ES CONGRESS
McLean, William LandeT, B S Gaither, A T Da-1
vidson. I
Snufh ('ijroUmi—3Iesf^rs W W Boyce, W Por- j
icher Miles, M L Bojfjham, John McQueen, J as j
F.‘>rrow, L M Ayer. .
Ttnvcfsf.e Messrs J T Heiskell, W Swann, |
W II Tebb.s, E L (iardenshire, H S Foote, M P :
Gentry, George W Jones. Thomas Menees, J D
C Atkins, Bullock, David M Currin.
Texas—.^lc^srs John A Wilcox, Peter W'^ Gray, |
Claiborne (> Herbert, W'ni B Wright, Maloom P|
Graham, B F Sexton. ;
1 —Alessrs Muscoe R H Garnett, John ,
■ R Chamblis.s. .lohn Tvlor. Roger A Pryor, Thos
i S Bocock, John Goode, Jr, James P Holcombe,
I D C Dcjarnctte, William Smith. A R Boteler,
•John B Baldwin. W U Staples. Walter Preston
A (i Jenkin.'. ll(tijert Johnsoii, ('has Russell.
liiscaLWtio WORKS.
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i -'‘te W( rk", 21 vols;
.. of U'.-isi.ingion, 6 viN;
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VV’ btttcbelor
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Ki.llin’^ .\nei;.’it
NliUniHn's ^H -uj'‘
Josephus Wojk-.
R ' vi’iykf,
VVtfbster'i V.uil;,;
Clay ■« •• by ’..Uou
fiefiton’s JO _\ e'ii» iti the C
liurke's work-;
Dr Jobn^ou s duty;
BoSv.vll‘s; Liie ul L»r J
\diJi'jti's Work-: .AdJi-^ou'.- .Sj>t;i;i'it..’r;
.Nlai'auliiy ■j Ml» ••■llanies; 1 ttriJ K vj!a-
.■Vlodern liriri-h K-aiyist?:
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.■'tHtt.iruttn’s .\Ii:;ua];
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Constituii^ju^ ot' lUt States;
M-irsluiir- Lite 1' \Vashing:-’i:
Tiie Life ot vVrn l-’inctney; .A2i;?ic>iu £lw.jueiice;
B. ■rr-.phv o:' L>i'ii!j|^uis .ed W.jtueu, bv Mrs
11 .-I-
Ktj-.’ 'r ijtlii* .AUici icatiH.
^ Cy. ■ f.edi.'i oi Ili^^giitpby
Lite uiiJ ir;,jeuc'- 'jf Lor i Jfc_’rey.
Lor Lib* o! C?COtt:
I. uri ifi iiiid his Coferuporaries. by Cbas I'liillips.
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ia 24 vol*:
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I'oOptl s'aCrtTfl’ri
in.jkea^' Works:
,.Vet:
Wiltsoii's lalci of III* li-^rdets
Hauaab Muie'j vi’oria
l/ick's «• ■r‘i «;
Plutuich'-i Lives.
a Wuikf
S(eiii=‘'.- w.,rk->.
The L'- r. .•''i)Ulhfy;
Crs' y '- Syu' n_. u.f-.;
P-^!-cy r.’ -d.
Ctir jui •
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The Brifi-iii Exj c iiiiou i-.
L>iary in ludi.-*. by ditto;
Ur. K'\its .\roii!.' Eipli^riitioii-;;
Keuduil’s t-'e Ltpediti^n;
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•Fhicb arc;
Hcniaas. bc.-:t. Popt*. Byro'i, Luiiis, Muure, Ilood.
ll'iiU'ck, (. irn'.bell, t ralihc, olevidge. Gowper,
tJol Miitoa. >tc.. xc
8haksp.arc‘'j. Va^ffnger Forl' aud lieauuiout
and Fletctier’'^ Diaiiiatic Works:
Mi's.'owd‘*n t. ; tr'«,'Bcomplete 'oucordauce to .Shaits-
pi’are;
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Smiih’s lieji-crci -V Mre.--
The Book of.'^cottish B'lllii-:
Hailads by 'V JJ irisw )i :li;
G.-ibWoId’s Poets ;iud P.jciry of 1-Ju^l^inJ.
Fetii.ilf Poet; -jf Gvear h.-iisuu:
P.if',.-' of :!ie xixtli eeiii'jry;
Percy a Keli.jueii of .Vticient 1‘oeiry. Xc. Xc.
E J. HALL s SJONS.
.March 2'J.
A Xew iA\\\ Book.
fitntit'ell'a at £,aic,
JL 1 publi>iiit’d. a irea'ise ujou liie Practice ftt Law
ia North C'lrolina. by Edward Ca.xtwjell, LL. U.,
author of the N. C. Justice, etc.
CONTE'iTS
(Jf Legislative Power in (ieneral; Legislativa Power
.!e, illijstiate*J:
he :£euatc:
'' A !■ ;i; 30 yeU! j ‘.'Ul of
• -S -■ ic 'Ut;! .\fi>ca:
i!i t.aiufi aud Japaa.
by L'r C,hti» Taylor;
iht Crimea, by
W H
I in North Ciroliua; Legislative Po^-ers of Justice* of the i
I Peace: ('ouuiy Boiiiidaries—Deeds, «C.J C.u»u Re„. '
I aue aiid ( hartje?; Lourt Housed, PrisonB, &c.- County ' number and variety will
j Trustee. Jury T.i.N; Fait=j aud PubUo Sftlw; General i„
j .-\siienib.y; InspeoM.'ns, Public Landings, &c.; Poor
I Houses an.1 Ho.-pitjils: Rtirl ters and Clerks; Rivers and .
Cree'ii.'^: tjatcj. Ferries and Urid.-e-^; Weights »ad Mea- ^t'Oa^ioa- to le gent to the -Vgeni, whic
3ures; IJiois an-1 Lunatics; Keuile.s; Nouse River* Pub- ■ "3' letter, ani report to each o:
lie Ilouds and Cartways; i'ublic Landings and lAspec- ' ■°’''' of i
lions; .MHli and .Millers; ijrdiuaries and Conitablcs;
Patrol; \*ard(.ns of the Poor; Prison Hounds; Road^,’
terries and Ihidge.x; Poll Tax r.xemptions; Executive
Power in Geiierul; Kxecutive PowL>r in North Carolina;
sKVATU. ^ Executiva Power of the Courts; Chief Justice and Cierk;
Al'ibnrjia—.^Ie8srs VV’illlam L Vancey, C C ^^ iw; .\tt‘>rney Genertil; Reporter and Mar-
Cluy. j shal; Clerks :ind ,'^olicitor; Counsel for Paupers; Ouar-
.Mcssrs Ruben W Johnson, Chas ; -Vuctioneers; County Court
’ j i^ierks; ( oronei Uounuary (.onimisKionors; C ommittees
of Fimitice; t.’ounfy Trustcf’; ('ouiiiy Treiisurer; ripe’ial
LAW BOOKS.
QAUNnFTRS’ REPORTS:
iO “ Plf^adiu^ !iri ] I'.vi.j, v^,..
Phillips on i'.vidence;
Common Bench Report.s—now seii^^
Curtis’s Commentarie.s;
Ross on Bills and Pronjis; .ry N
Chitty on Carriers';
Bateman on (,’omniercinl.Law
Taylor’s Law Glossary;
VVilliamB on Executors;
Devereux’? Kinne’g Kont;
“ “ Biack.'iUjnp;
Coke upon Littleton—Duller .t Har^"v...
Sedgwick n?i D;im;iges;
Story on Sales;
“ on Bills of Exchange:
“ E({uity Pleadinfr;
“ on (_’onrtic( of Lnw>-:
on Bailropn's:
Chitty on I’le'i line;
“ on (,'ontract«;
Binjrham on lnfan^y.
Hare on Discovery:
Oow on Partfiership;
Roberts’ Principle* of Equity,
Doctor and Siu>ient:
I Broome’s Com:neritnrie«; ^
Leading Cases in JJquity, Hare S W.vn.,..,
Lawyer's Common Plaue iJo-jk.
•jrePijleAf on Evidt-ncc;
i Stt{'h“Q on l^leading;
I Grssley's hqui’'’ t'vil^n,.'
P.jrriirs Law Diciicf'ary
Vvbarron's Law
Pb;Mip«' .4 Aino-* on EriiltiOi,^
Afohbold’i L'lnilord an 1 Tfn:»*.a'
Nisi Priuji.
Fcatne ou Pveoi iin
1 idd's PriioLict?;
St>irkie ou JividencB:
Hilliard ou SalcS:
Smith s Lau ilotd md Ttin-iiii
.Aditufl’ Equ'iy;
Williams on PerSfc>nnl Piop-srty,
VIayne on Damage*.
,\rchbold's Criminal Practice luJ P!ea>.^
Lube’s Equity Pleiiding
Wendell’s BKfkstone;
(jbitty s
.Matthews on Pre«!amptiv^ E«id«t,. c
Smith’s Ma?>ter and .'^erv-unt.
Powell on .Mortgages;
Chitty’s Oiminal Law;
Williams ou Heitl Property:
Smitb’s Chanccry Prnoticc,
SjugdeU on VeH'lors,
on Property
Datt on Vendor*,
Crabb on K*ial Prjperiy,
dupien on Pov.’«r~;
Smith’s Merctuuile LiW
Smith on ContrACts:
.\ddison on
.\ datu ou Ej eot m • n t;
CrowTi Circuit Coiupiiuion:
American Leading Cases—flare i '>u'..Ss j.N,
Mitford’a Chancery PleaJingi:
Domat’s Civil Law;
Rockwell’s Spanish and .Mexican Law.
!‘har5Wood'- Lf^^fil Ethic-3;
Roicoe's Criruia>tl Evidence;
£d;vards o& L’:i;iiiient-.
Eqcity Driil'ismao:
Powell an Evidei.'je;
OUver on Conveyineing
Broome’s Legal Masioj'?:
Collyer on Partuership, , Ac.
The Repoiis of the Supreme Court of
rulinii; Cuntweil'tf Justice; Form Book: Cantwe i j;
tfoe. Ac.
^ E. J. U.-\LE &
Vi'i.Mllill) .LITIiRmiRi;,
The VVoviss of Chas. Lamb, 6 vols. Edited by !%■
“ •• of Henry Fielding. 4 vols;
“ “ of,(Jliver (ioldsmiih. 4 vols;
“ of Toliias Stnollelt, b vols.
Letters of Junius;
Fenelon’s Works;
Paacal’s Provincial Leuert;
“ Thoughts, Letters. Sc;
Cbesierfield's Letters;
Corinne, or Italy, by Madame DeStad;
Jsne Porter’s Works;
^'’■■)»r of Wakefield and Rasselas;
Ecod’s Whims and Oddities;
“ Comic Miscellanies;
RaUam's Middle Ages;
Wirt’s Life of Pafrick Ilenrv,
Currer Bell’s Works—Jane feyre, Shirley and V.,
Evelina. V>y Mis>» Burney;
Beulah. Rutledge, The Mill on the Floss,
“Line upon Liiie.” “Peep of Day," s^.
Fox’s Bock of Murtyrs;
Buchan’s liomestiu Medicine;
Miss Leslie’s New Coolcery Boot.
Youritt cn the H«rae:
VoautI ii Martin ou Cattle.
April Jf. E. J. HALE i S(jN;|
Tracts lor the >>oldier>.
. Reprinted at R.aleigh, N C
“A Voice from Heaven.” 4 pages
"Private Devotion,” ^ •• •
•‘Don't put it otf.” “
“The -\ct of Faith,” • •
“.All-Hufficiency of Christ,” “ “
“The Sentinel,” “ “
“Self Dedication to God,” “ “
“ilotives to Early Piety,” “
“Come to Jesus,” (formerly 64 pagos,) now i:
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and $1 pays for I.oia) pages.
Donation-' to be sent to the .Vgeni. whicK ’
lit 'r-
ty .^•n^e than 50,000 pages of
have baen sent to the soldiers in Virginia.
W.M. J. W. CROWDER, Tract .\g«i
p .’^‘,Th, June, 18GI.
A CARO.
A WORD TO my OLD FaiENDS-
'^PHOSE persons for whom I have been atttendic;
1 Bankinii business for years;—I am still willinj
serve you with the same promptness that I have a *
\i„ , 1 M 1> 1 1 I' M I, uu.i. V 1 Hf.isurer; .'(pe.-iai , done; and toother.- that mav want discounts Pen.-.
.Me.;.r.x James M Baker, A L .Mux-| Court; ( omimssionwr.s of Fairs: Inspectors: S.iperin- business &c., &c., 1 ofler my servioen with a nr
I ten.lent. of .•schools; ( ommiHsionprs oi Navigation; War- | of strict attention. J AS q 001^'
-Me^^srs n 11 Hill, Robert Toombs. I ‘ .•'•^K'-'ors; Comra.H.=,oners of Rivers j.^e oT. f .
— 11 C Hnrii^tf William I.' I ^ (-roohs; .'>heriii; (on.stablcs; Rangers; Standard, _ ‘‘
. t... . C 1 U nett, William ^ j Keepers; Retailor.- Vdmini.-^tr.at or-chairman of Special i ]^oti€e tO »^Olclier«^ FnVniU
( ourt! Coniinis'^ioiierp ot Deeds and ( onvevances; Com- t irAvi.' i • l€flHl*-
- - • . f HA\L made arrangements with Capt. M. A. Blei
■Irka II sun
B .NIitclicll
Florida—
well
(t> orijiii —
KititUi'k’i/
Simms.
Luuisidno—.'lessrs Ed. Sparrow, T J iSeiiiiues.
Mis'iixsipfii—Messrs .Vlbert (jr Brown, James
Pht'laii.
J/is.-touri—Messrs John B (Mark,R S V Peyton.
Aorth VnroUnn—Measr.s Ceorge Davis, Wil
liam T Dortch.
South ornliutt—Me.s.«rs Robert W Bar/iwell,
James L Orr.
'Tinur..stf‘—.Messrs LangJon C Haynes, Gus-
tavus .V Henry.
Tr.nis—.Messrs Louis T \Vi;:fall, W S Oldham.
Viiyi/ii>i — R .M r Hunter, VV Ballard Preston.
HOL'.SK OF RElMtKSENT.\TIVKH.
A/i/>nn(—.Messrs Thoniaii'J Fo.ster, Wm R
Smith, John P Ralls, J L .^1 (’urry, Francis S
Lyon, \V P (^’hilton, I>avid Clonton. Jas L Pufrh,
E S Dargan.
ArAansas—Messrs Felix J Balson, Grandison
I) Royster, Aujjtustus II Garland. Thos H Uanly.
Florida—.^less^s Jas B Hawkins, R B Hilton.
(tcor//io—Mof-srs .Juli.rn Hartrid^e, C J Mun-
nerlyn, Hines Holr, .V H Kenan, David W Lewis,
\V m W" Clark, Robert P Trippe, Lucius J Gar-
trell, Hardy Strickland, A,R Wright.
Kentucky—Not yet elected.
Louigiana—^lessTs Charles J Villere, Charles
M Conrad, Duncan F Kenner, Lucien J Dupre,
John F Lewie, John Perkins, Jun’r.
uii82*ioiiors of Low l_}in.*ls; iMifi'v frtk^rs und Survevors* i I ^ .u /\ ^
Superinientients ol Klection.: Uuar.Jians and Receivers- A Quarter Master Department, to forv^anl to^
liispeotois; Commis.^ioners of Internal Improvements’ i hrn n l r
Partition; Patrol Committee- Proces.sioiier=(; Tax Listers ‘ County, any article of clothing that their
and Boards of Valuation; Overseers of Iload.^ and lliTer™
Commissioners of W rcck.; Tobacco lMoki*r« anl^
Missisnppt—M&Rsrn Jno J MoRae, J W Olapi)
Davis,^ Israel Welsh, H C Chambers, O
Reuben
R Singleton, K Barksdale.
>ar W Bell,
Cook, Thos
^ 3Iessrs John Hyer, Casp
(jeorge G \ est, A II Conrow, W W’^ (
'> Frccuiau^ Thomas A Harris.
A^orth C'«ro//«a—Messrs N II Smith, Rob-
ert R Bridgers, Owen R Kcaan, T D MclV»elL
Yhtazoui s Auifti, AioHiWd H J B
Commissioners of H i cck.; Tobacco Pickers and Coopers!
The .Appendix contains forms of Deeds and Convey
inces, as follows:
A8’reenieut>
of Eschan
Contracts, iiecd.-. .M.irriagc Settlements, Mortgages
Copartner>jhip wlrtic'.es*. Notes. Ueleases. xc., &c.
Ihis iJook i'0!i> 1111' i->t) piiiji'.s, is gotten up in supe-
riorstyle, iui i , i , . t. i' ,lf I’rico. singU*oopy,
, L J hale \ .SUN.S
D?C 5 Ul‘,
mieuts. Assignments. Awards. Bills of Sale. Bills i
ange and L^iding. Bonds, MiscelUneons Bonds, ‘“Proved.
ts, iiecd.s. M.irriagc Settlements, Mortgages,
The Law ol 9ale« ol Persoin
Propej-ty, by Francis Hilliard, 2d E.iition, Ea’.a--'
idencc, 8th Edition, with Noif?
Blackstone; Byles’ on ‘bills. Note-
Sharswood.
Wendells’
Sharswood.
Adams’ E^ujty; Broom’s Lpgal Maxims.
Siuith on ,V)n!racts. lk.n. E. J. H.\LK i
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this \ oiuine, wiih Notes nud Heferences toother
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n. Battle. Jind witli many correctioas of typographicul
errors. ^ ^ ^
'Their 2d Editions of Dev. & Battle’s Equity, complete
and 1st Dev. k Battle’s Law Reports, have received the
approbation of the Profession.
ThejLiilso republished a 2d Edition of Devereui’s 2d
Equity, (without Notes.) And in addition to these, are
the proprietors of the entire editions of most of Iredell’s
Law and Equity, and can supply any volumes extent of
the Reports, or complete sets, so far as they can now
had. •’
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The Battle C-tl;—a lyric by E. V. .
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will be entev l w
the paper be -i-iit
than is paid f i
Such 3f our i
per on this syst**ii
remittance*
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Serted in the ».•> •«
we have not reirul
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it, accordintr i 'i
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difficult, aii'l w«‘ h
use or sell in
Oct. 2, '>1.
Obiti'ary N4iTf(
repeatedly, that w
rt'asonable .'ens'th,
caus» that kin i of
know, in not oftfii
editors of papevi
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warded, re never |
will insert nothin*'
pinied by the ca~n
deceased voluuteei
in mind, therefore
&nd resoliltion.-i, n
over 70 words. ou(
fore the notice wil
n\fi.
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WILL attend tl
Cumberlaud,
ties. Pronipt att
claims entrusted i
Oct. 17. iJ^o't
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until 8 o'clock P.
iSept. I'i, l''jl,
will be absent froi
i-v, Fayetteville, Ji
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No. Ill
Or lei'S fi
»Sr Particul:
and other jo oducd
April lh».
Jan’y 2‘, 1
# otnu
prompt und P
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S'ld all other coui
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John L \w>■'
Mea.^rs. I! El
Messr^= pKMBKil
A. Pahkkk, Ls(j
May 7. L'"''*'
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The Stay Law |
suits for years
of Court without
along with the.)rd|
Fehy lfci(j2.
Hoiiie-^l
MANUFAi’TLn]
ville, may be
retail, for cash
Jan. f>. I 'J.
on Rockti.sh.
' Aug .1, 1-
I WISH to purcl]
for which 1 ii
Those having Neji
me *i Kaleigh, Nl
time.
July 2'.'.
Stereos*opej
^ NEW
Tlie .SouII
Booka, &L'., furth*
The subscribers will be glad to settle accoua‘'^ '
by or to them. E. J. HALE s
Blank Warfanta far it this (0^