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ESDAY MORNING, MARCH I, 1865.
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EDITOR ANJ PR OPSISTVIt.
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RATES OF ADVEnJ'ilNG :
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SU.'OO.
v' ; r .TYPE WANTED.
rpiIS tubacrlt wfghe to purchase two full cuei of Loxa Fbimkb
; - type, In goo condition. J ..
i', one having such type will please communicate with me
(maedlately.r
W. II. BERNARD.
. FayetteTille, N. C.
jSvaugelical riTract Society.
13 BV. A. W. MIloiEIl HAVING RESIGNED HTS
JL1 position Sl3 oupnctendent an . Corresponding
Secretary ol this fceciet? tae bcnTd of Direccors take
p'ea?nre in anro-ancioc to the Christian public, that the
hav gecurcd the serricea cf Rev. W. B. Wellonf, to
unn'.v his Diace who will also edit the Armu ami JVrfi
Mestcjtgeri in the place of Rev. iP. Slaughter, refignca.
Ha wilt enter upon hu work with, tpirit and industry.
nd brings to his ad sveral years of eiperience in ginn
'lar labor, aad a very co;dial place iu the regard of Eid
veociates.
A2T ACT TO JXGRFASE THE EFFICIENCY
OFTHEEOKE GUAED CE0ADIZATIO2T.
SnC. 1. fi it enacted by Vie General AttcmU7!, of th
SCte of North Carolina, and it i lureby enacted In flu
authority of the tame. Teat whenever tba Guard for
home Defence stall b calted into service beyond the
limits of their refpcc'lve connticf. the Governor may
cause two or raoro cone navies to bo eocsolidited into one
company po as to mike cot lrs,.t"'j (f;xtyfoir men,
rank ana nio. to cacfi compatv: sua mp&aT -a coa
sondated shall el?ct from the captains comtrandine the
compatDCS fo cor . .-jiidated, a Crtsm to command eucb
Second Lieuter . ' M Junior Second Lieutenants o
such ccmpahifL r rof each cf eaid ranka too s
iBcxUJcer3'0. cotnf.iiiie3 so consoiioateu a3 may not te
iecta lor service witn eu.a consouoatea company,
eball be required to perform service as non commission
ed officers or piiratcj in the coilaclidatcd company, form
ed of their original compia'ea and while so Eerving their
commissions shall be suspended. -
Sic 2 Be it further tnactid, That tbo Governor may
m like mancer cau.c two or. more battalions or regiments
of the home Guards when called into service beyond their
rcppectiTe battalion or regimental limits, or when call
rd into sei vice w thin puch limits, in connection with
other portions rff such force, to bo consolidated, said ba-
tahors when so ccusandatcd to b composed of not less
than three companies, and said regiments when eo con
solidated to be composed of not more than ten compa
nies. r The : Governor miy assl:'i to the command of
such consolidated battalion or reeiment. any officer or
officers from tho battalion or regiment so consolidated.
Sec. 3. lie it further enacted. That the Governor may
in hid discret on, in ccustfiuting the consolidated com
panies contemplated by the first section thereof, take tho
This society was organ'z-dand its constitution adopted one-iourm, one-iuiru or one-nan ot any company as at
4n thelSih of Julv. 1831. and embraces amor, it J Present organized with a due proportion of ita oCicers,
officers and member different: Evingclic-! denominations
of Obri8tiann; . It dhs uitriDutcJ gratuitously during its
existence, about fifty millions of paires of Tract?, many
"tuoufandaof Gospels and Hymn Rooks, and, sevu-rronth-ly,
largo edit'ODS .of te Anny aniNafty Meseiger
rnon2 the soldiors cf the Confedeiate armies, nnd cUe
seed hs fallen upoi food ground, anJ Wrought' forth an
bundant harvest to the glory and honor of God. Com
munications from Ctaplaius, Officers and Privates in the"
army all bear witness t the god accomplished by the
publications of the society, end the numerous revivals
-during the papt yar in th arny, adding thousand to'
Xh Church, were in part the re?u!t of the re'iious read
?inc furnished he soldiefs by this Society. The Of2eer8
and Managers desire to continue its operations in full
wigor, and, if possible, en'argethem, and respectfully
"aaacit donadbns from tie members of all religious
denominations, and tNose unconDeced rw.'th any branch
iot th Chuioa, who Je5ie thespirraal welfaxe of the
caus of Christ. .
- The Officeis and Managers are; D'Arcy Paul., Prc
a ; 0: Elljson.Tl: F. L.ster and Jarnes Weddell, Vice
Jlfre$i dents ; R. M. Duniop. IleeorIi.nrf Secretary ; R-v.
out 01 wnicn to constitute eucn consolidated company.
and such ox the oilicers of companies as at present or
ganized, as mcj be placed with fractious of their compi
nic?, to form a conroli Jated coinpanv as may not be
elected to command such consolidated compauj, shall be
required to eerve iu such consolidated company as non-
coraiawf ioned cfliccrs of privates, and wnile so jserving
tneir commissions snail be suspended.,. Tne Governor
shall have power to discriminate in favor of farmers and
mechanics, when be calls out a less number than the
whole of a company, alio to declare vacant the office ot
an officer who is declared by'a medical board permanent
ly dpt bled for fie'd duty, cither in the militia or Home
Guards, or of an officer who absconds to the enemy.
Sic. 4, Be it farther exacted, .That" all Quartcrma5te rs
and Commbsarus of regiments or battalions of - llome
Guards as at present crguuized, that may not be ained
to dutv b? the Governor with a consolidated battalion or
wriment, shall tc requTreoT to eervc ai aon-couiiuLjioned
oflicers or. privates, in seme one company of tt eir present
comnacd, and whiic so serting their commisfcions fahall
bo suspended. i
Skc 5, Be it further enacted. That the Surpen Gen
W.B. Weliors Superintendent, (orrcx ponding Secretary I eral,' by and with the advice ond consent f the Governor,
wtd Editor of the Arniy a?ul ATavy Messenger ; Jmcs Ji.
Cuthberc, JLieasu.' er ; Key. J. tiiosou, Itev. J. A.
r"octor, Rev. A.0.- B'cwn, Rev- Tuoroa Hume, Sr.,
1-Rev. John Sciller, Rev. A. D Archer, Dr. T. Beckwith,
Daniel Dodaon, Bernard Todd, Thoraa? Wallace, V. J.
"3. Moody, D P. Duge and Robert lcCaadPrh, Direc
or; itev. J. 0. oion. Rev. J. A. f Proror, Rev.
Thomas Hume, Sr., and Rev. Joi.ii iiiller, VublUhii g
Oenimittee. '
OwEUibutiona saoili rent' to J.im.s 13. Cathbc-r:,
;q., Ireasurer. and od&rs for TracV. and the Papr to
flSv Vi R. We'.l. uori intense'; t and Editor. ,
; By orcer of tliJ'lJca-d of Diricf;cr3
D'AUCY PAUL, Prenyl.
A. G. Rovr;j, tec. pro tern. j
' Petersburg. Va., Ju. 1S6.V: .
A'0iy2 ANr IS'SP'fi OEX'S OFriCi:, )
. ItiviiMo.ND, Svp:. llj 185w.
GniTRti. Ordses, ) j .
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III. The fallowing act of ongress ij pubiisVed for the
iinfornation cf all cotccrned : I
"Yfory person, not purjn-.i to the Fu'e3 and articles
of war, who sha!i procure gr emico a sol iicr cf tb Ocn
federatc Stales o de:rt, or who ?hn 1 j-urcna.ce"frcm any
teldier his 3!ii)S i'i.'o.m, cltbi' ., vr avy r.rt thereof,
ihll upon ItJjjal cci victiou, bo. lint d, a-' tho discretion of
'Court UkV'u;g ccpii5z-nce ot tho s.n;e, jn ny ivm Lotrx
needing three huridvi Uoijarp, aiid te iirpiLontd not
aicee&icg CL-e jtar.'V . . - ,
I By cider of tie Secretary of "War.
(Signed,) S.CDOPR,-
. ! , 'Adj'tandlnsp'r Gbn'l..
OScial:
HEAD QTJa ft i K R3 RESERVE N. C.
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1865.
tV.
23-1 1
JhO W.HINSDALE.
Aes'f. Adj't. General
iDQUABTFKS, RESERVE, IT. C,
I . Raleigh, Feb. IS th, IS 65.
v Ho. 4. f
r UAJOR 0. 0. SrRPTGFELLO W, Assistant Adju
.o tant General 0. S. P. A., will relieve Capt. Jonn
' Hinsdale, Ass't. Adj't- General of Reserves of N. 0.,
UMtd tha latter officer will proceed to join the Sd Reg't
iivervea of NC.,-as its Color el, he having been duly
. sleeted" to that office on the 3d of January, 1S5.
' The Lieutenant General Commanding; in taking leave
lbf Col. Hinsdale tenders his warm congratulations on his
-promotion, and earnestly hopes that the Intelligence, zeal
End gal'antry, which has characterized his service, as a
Btitf Officer, may be matured by experience into greater
-mzfalnees'in his new and more extended sphere. ,
(Signed) j TH. P. HCLME3,S
! Lieut. General Comrsanding.
Official: i j
Giaa. 8. fiiKisarjCLLO-w-, 1
Major and A. A. General.
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f Bv IV. A. jStedman .& Co.
SQUIRREL SHOT ; . !
HIED SHOT t
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shall rpj-oint a Medical Coard lor each Gcrgrcasional
L'isrrict in ihi3 State, whOo business it snail be to exam
'r'S all ptsons ' claiming exercption from Homo Guard
duty on recount of phytical disability, that thesw cxuni
natio's Bba'.l b made at such time and tmder euch rules
nnd regulations as miy be establithed by tho Surgeon
Geucral, ahd'tliat tlic rcembors of c-.iii Bord shall receive
tHe same pay d a'luWitcea while oa duiy ti3 the Gen
federate Conscript Beard-.
Src. 6. Be it further enacted, That wten such compa
nfcs, 'fcattahor:. or reinieta hav been consola! ved os
Urun pu.-viued !or,tt.- th.ul continue lasucu orar.;zi
tiens until furLLci1 provision thUi ba made in their be
half: f.
?m c 7. Be it further ena'ttd, Tint the eccomf sectfoi
cf "in act in n.-latiou tr the fni!i:5a frd a Guard for Uornc
Defence," rttilicd the 7th djy of July, 15t, be. aid ti
famewht-rtbf junnCcd, by striking out the word "itiCr-'
in th nuih Iit.e cf bai l fctction, and inssrtingthc vord
'thi;" ti.at tie third taction e f an act to um.nd an act
in rlition to tbe mi':ti' y d Guird tor Home Defjcc,"
ratified the 14:h dav cf Dec- irier, 13C3, be and.thaame
herci'V, ai:o.ceJ, by mv riipg betircc:i the word3
m:Iei6 ' ai u "!;i.ck'-r:i;t:b " 1110 vora vanc; aaa inn
the proviioat tho cud of said 3:1 si;t;on bo and tes-irac
U hicbv icpcalod. That in addition to tho exenipiions
sppfihcu in tt.e act" nfoev:aid, there shall Lexeiiip: frca
llomo Guard Cuty a'l county Tiu;t:t'.3, regular and public
tacnets, Latter)3 and thoertaheis skd edin thtir respective
callinss, i.nd who u-rc enpIoyf d ij the sarbe prior to tte
firefrday f Jam aryf A. I , lbc-3, uucl heve cotUnucd to
be ea:)Ioje-d biucr tL..t time.
Provided tanners ehuil ctll one-third of their leather to
indigent soldiers' wives and widowd for their own use at
schedule prices. " i
fiovidtd, that no provision of this act tha!l be con
strued as to exempt frcm military service any person
mentioned hereiu, in case of actual eervile insurrection
or invasion ot the county in which he resides by Federal
forces, except the persons and classes mentioned in 2d
section of an act in relation to the Militia and a Guard
for Home Defence, ratified the 7th July, 1864.
Sec 8. Be it further enacted, That this act shall be in
force from and after its ratification. -
Read threo times and ratified in General Assembly this
23d day of December, A. D., 1864.
R S. DOXNELL, a H. C.
, "'. GILES MEBANE, S. S.
IVciv Daily Paper in Richmond.
. - PROSPECTUS.
rrtJIK rderfiffred rT0rO3e tf rub"i?b a dai'r rftrwr
X ttsdar the ti'Jo of "THE RICHMOND ILDARLD."
on or ftp m i5u. 0f January next.
It "jil le entire y fr.derxdekt in prlitic, but wpl
ncvcri .fU arcord to te administration a. just support
in tF Ts.tr ?rt3. whfch, in itc opinion of its conductor
may le . -ed promotive of the grod cf tho caue in
whieb wo ? cn-'.red. A piopr critism of such acU
a3TiiI Kj !-n:d adverse to t!is ebject, will b. of
ccuT?e,-i...trnt with th independent character under
whico. tj 3l?s? a t be in tgurated
'tcr cf Goneral Newa it will be found to
leiding journal of the dywhilo it
tt,
n-
IZoxcs Tor Soldiers.
ALL Boxes for Soldiers or PRISONERS of WAR from North
.Carolina, delivered to the following named persona will bo
promptly forwarded free of charge :
fcprague Brothers. Salisbury. , i
Dr D F Summey, Asherllle.
Dr W A Collett, Morganton.
DrJ W Allison, StatcsvUle,
Dr JL Neagle, Greensboro. ;
Mr. A llagan, Charlotte
Mr Edward -liege, Salem. r
' Capt J N McDowell, Raleigh.
I, Joseph A Worth, Fayettevllle,
Murray k Co., Wilmington.
Mr F L Bond, Taxboro,
' Mr J A J Askew, Coleraln.
Mr S L Roberts, Marfreesboro.
The Boxes should be welt hooped, properly, marked, and 'de
livered In time for mjr Special Messenger who leaves Raleigh on
the first day of every month, s EDWARD WARREN,
.1-tf Surgeon General.
M
' How to ILvxx ViaxaAR. Take one pint of molasses,
put it in a jug, pour one gallon tf warm water, not boil
ing, let it stand for two months and you wiUliave good
vinegar. We hare tried iu ' r
keen ; 7-4 '
3ill b.Jk l 't3 ycnclJiiiA05kJ inUlIigcnoo a
feature euch as, wq venture to say, no paper in the Con
federacy can boat of. Editorials from the pen of ore
of th ablest financial writers in this or any other coun
try will bo presented in each nnmber.
For reasons not now proper to bo mentioned, we for
bear to give tho names of tboee who thall ccinpoc the
regular editoral staff : but we flatter ourselves that when
they shall appear they will be found to constitute euch
on army of talent as cannot bo excelled on this continent.
The weU known character of the Individual whose
Dame appears below, -as a etecognrphic reporter, furnish
es, we presume, a guarantee that, in all tbat relates to
important rolitical speeches and debates, whether in
legislative asscmblier or out of then, the HERALD '
will present advantages certainly cot to be excelled by
any paper in, the Ocufedracv.
The farming interests will be faithfully vindicated, end
care taken to d'Seirinate the earliest ictelligerce whic
a'proper regard for the welfare f that great element of
national wcal'h an" power phall demand.
In the mittcr of correct commercial intelligence, enual
zeal shaH ba raanifcs ed, cur object beirjr to asicn to
each of these departments' an editor of known experience
and ability.
Arrangements are cn foot by which to secure the car-
Iiset foreign news, and the paper wll contain such editorial
talent a will lully elucid tte the bca iag ot loreign diplo
macy upon Southern interests.
In. short, J THE RICHMOND HERALD will be
bund to combine every feature ot iutere t which tte ie
quircments of tho pesent criia derxaad.
Tbeenterpnse w respectfully commenced to the favor I
and putronago of tbo citizens of the Southern Confederacy.
All the papers of the Confederacy will copy till day
and send bill to P. KEAN & CO..
jan. 4, 1665wfc Richmond, Va.
the ;key stoe.
A MASONIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
On TiE,flRST ov jasuart, 1S05, I shall cOmmcnco
the publication of a Monthly Magazine under the
above litl , to bo devoted to the interest of the Ancient
and Honorable iraternity of Free and Accepted Masons.
I believe that every good Mason will ajrree with me in
the opinion that such a publication will be beneficial in
enlightening our less informed brethren, and in dispen'-
mg mny a cairn, aina wora or cncerruines3 to tne pcarts
and bones of thousands of worthy brothers, their widows
and orphans. It will b my earnest purpose to bring to
bear" jhatcvpr bumble ability I may possess to make it a
reliable custodian of sound LlaFot icLaws and Tenets,
ever adhering closIy to the Ancient Landmarks. of tho
Craft in all their pristine 'strength and sjmmitrical beauty.
Trembling, lest I err, is clothirg myself fcr ho rcpor.
s'blc ffti cfiii?, I fhtll erigrge upon tho Kky-Ftokb uch
tkillod cdUoriai tel nt as bh til ktn-p the Hh well inmm
cd r.n.l brtqhi'y burtii'g, with th hit cere hope, that rs
our victk go.s fort;; cac'.i mor!', trc:n tbo if:Tii j of
our L.bor, it icay pas an improved inpsc'ion aud be nc
cepUblototLo lcad'auj to the b.-art of every good
Ha at tr uf uLjc hoa.o or iiandi it lUAy bo received.
T 12 II AI S :
Oa fubictlbcr fix tnoatlif, $'0 00
TwiHe : 4 ii..ith
Sir.glo Cop'os, ' 2 C'l
iMcn3, Led?es, Chapters, Counci's and Encampments
will pi ?eai in tLeir tub.-crii tioas at onco.
AddlCJJ
-Wm. B. SMITH, ivoprlctnr,
Raivi'h, K. C.
Mr. Editor. Eutaw, Ai.a. Juno 29, 18C2. The fol
lowing U a hcaily drink, but it u invigora'in and re
freshing, and iu the reach cf every ecldicr;
Ouc table tpoouful of finely sifted corn meat; 1 tea
ppooLful o viucg.ii; 1- tt a tpoouful rf suoar or molasses
stirred iito a tumbler cf water, and drank hef.K it
settles. ; C.
i.
To rixsravx Fcos for oxjc Yiar. One pint quick
lime, oua pint salt, to three gallons water; no care is
Eecded ia puttirg in tbo rggs, as they will b' right end
up, and vill te tile just below the surface, if proportioned
"ebt- .. , . . '
Caodaoi Salad. Chop enough cabbage fine to fill a
vegetable dLb. Heat a coffee cup of strong vinegar,
with a lum? of bu'.ter in it tbo size ol a small egg. Pep
per and sax. TVhen hot, beat an egg very light and stir
in; then pear all on to the chopped cabbage.
Rcciift for MAirNQ Tomato Wisx. Take ripe to
matoes, press 'and strain them, the a to on quart of the
juice add one half pint of sugar, bottle and let it stand un
til it ferments, then it is ready for use. Gaimville (Flo.
Cotton Stale, August 9.
To Privxst Flixs from TitKO Hoasts Take two
or three small handfuls of walnut leaves, upon which ,
ppnr two or three quarts of soft cold watet ; let it infuso,
one night, and pour the whole next morning, into a ket
tle, and let it boUTor a quarter of an hour. When cold
it will be fit for cse. ; No more Is required than to .wet
a epocge, at.d before the horse goes out of the stable let
thoie parts which if c the most irritated be smeared over
with the liquor; between and upon the cars, the xeck,
the flank, etc Not-only the lady or gentleman who
rides cut for pleasure will derive a benefit from the leaves
thus prepared, but the coachman, the wagoner, .and all
thers who use horses during the hot months.
How to Marx Match xs. VDr. L. T. Roberta sendj
the La Grange Reporter the following reeipe for making
matches: i
Take stripes of wood and dip, them into melted sul
phur, and let tbera dry, which will be done ia a minute
after dipping them. Then the points of these Bulphered
matches must be dipped in a composition, made ia the
fallowing manner, via. Dissolve ia hot water, gum ara
ble, 4 pirts; chlorate of poiassa, 1 port; phosphorus, 1
part. Tfccse are all to be added to the pot separately,
and ia the ord;r herein prescribed, and as soon as the 1st
ingredient 'is devolved, then add tho 2d,.&c, until aH
are dLolred.. This ranat all be done ia a water bath .
(like glee Is prepared) and the mixture must be ktpt la
the waer bath while the process of dipping is going oa.
The matches must be thoroughly dried before they are
used. Dry la theiade for 24 hours. Corcr the mix-
I publish the above for tho benefit of those who aak.
what are we to do? At the rates at which matches ar ,
now selling, a maa can take a pocket knife, aai. taako a
living by selling matches.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
TO TILE
SOLDIERS' CHILDREN AID, SOCIETY.
P. Taylor,
1. C.hwcU,
K. McDanltl,
John It. Hilt,
A. A. UcKeibaa,
CoU W. Alderroxs,
I. HolllDf cworth,
James Harrlss.
Capt. Hurt,
" c. w. Skinner,
K.O. Dllcr.
J. It. ltardwtck,
M. K. Dews,
Mr. I)uf.ie,
Iaac Dodd,
Dr. W. Hooper,
W. Tomllnson.
I. B. Is1,
CapU Tallcy,
C. A. Cameron,
Dr. IL M. rallcrson,
J. II Baker,
D. Jones.
Kev. J. MeDanfel.
Ker. J. McLemore,
fOO Mr. Tajrlor.aoJiler,
aoo Cash,
George Bell,
f0 Orren Burtrs.
Tod A.lcDons.d,
fx0 Dr. J. II. Freeman.
2.V) Q. W. IgMman,
i0 John Vscghan,
100 Jsmes Marsh,
lOu Ch,
U. Rose.
!. J. U. Johnson,
100 Cash,
luO Do., .
liwj. Watson,- :
1"0 K. McKeth.n,
JiHJ James Taylor,
lfX Mr. lofrlilcr,
It'i Mrs. GUchrUt.
IXft Cxth,
joo Mrs. 11 Matthews,
W IV. A.ltllt, ,
M JchnMcDsnleL
f-rt J. W. lcsxce. .
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I have estsbllshel two good schools for the soldiers hlMrn
In FayetteTille about eighty have entered another school Is
needed. Shall It be established 1 There are at least one hanir4
and fluy of these children who seed assistance. Shall ahy te
ptssed at school; furcUhed with books. Ink sad paper? IU
cliixeni of Fayettevlll will subscribe Tweniy-flT Thorn. nd Dut
lars for this purpose ; w will not only plsce every soldier's child
at school but. If they desire H, we wUl I upplement the salaries ef
the teachers cl the Common Schools, and keep them epea Carter
tho scholastic year. The above lUt Oon what has been (Wd.
1 Let .11 who arc willing to aid In this Important and patriotic
wcrk. leave their eubscrtp Hons win Mr. P. Taylor, or Mr. Csek.
at the Tost USice, 1
Agents
1
CARD NOTICE.
J EKE Is now another lot of Cotton and TTool Cards, freadv ffr
us)for dUtrlbulicn to olvlicr'a famlUes. at 10 rer falr
nts will please caU for them. . ' - .V '
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