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VirAare. Va,, Jan.l, 18s. ' . I
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Tjjf The foUowing act f Congress ia published for the
i0r er,Cnor.ubfeit to the Ruled andarticles
METCJUDrwmreorenuceasol Con
of war, who u m V wh ghaU purcha80 in y
federate Sutea to 0 thereof,
.oldier his f tT1cSff, be fiXd, at the discretion of
hall upon ler?f Ss ixne, in any sum not ex,
JffitSSS llsrs, imprisoned not
exceeding one year." tu.tarv of War.
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AdftandlnfpVGenT.
AH ACT TO mCBKASE THE EFJPIdEHCY
OP THE HOXin GUAUD 0BQ AHIZATIOH. I
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Stc. 1. Be U tnaeUd bv tkt General A$$embh of th
' 8ti4 of North Carolina, and it u hereby enacted by the
authority of the earne. That whenever the Guard for
home Defence shall be called into service beyond the
limits of their respective counties, the Governor may
cause two or more companies to be consolidated into one
company so as to maxe sot less t&an ixxy-ioar men,
rank and file, to each company; s!d company so coo
so II dated shall elect from the captains commanding the
companies so consolidated, a Captain to command suca
consolidated company, and from the first Lieutenants,
Second Lieutenants and Junior SeeonT Lieutenants of
such comrmnles. an officer of each of said ranks to be as
signed to duty with bucH consolidated company, such of
the officers of companies so consolidated as may not be
elected fo tervice with such consolidated company,
snail 'e required to perform service as non commission-
ed officers or privates in the consolidated company, form
ed of their original companies and while so serving thele,
commissions shall be suspended. f
Ssc. 2. Be it further enacted. That the Governor may.
in like manner cause two or more battalions or regiments
New Daily Ia per in Richmond.
PROSPECTUS.
IX under the title of THB 4ICHM 0KD HTlRLb.
too or about tzie ism ox January next.
i it wui oe enure y indepenaeat la r-iiici. bnt will
bevertheleas accord to the administration a Just suprort
p an iaurp waica, uz we oomion oi lis conductors
may be deemed promotive of. tne good of th cause In
Which we are en sr ted. A proper criticism of such acts
aawui e deemed adverse to tnw object, wfll be, of
foure, consutent with toe independent character under
tea tne paper is t bs inDgurated. i
In the matter of General News it will be found to
eep pace witn tne leading wjurna's of toe dav. while it
have added to it in the way of "financial Intelligence a
ature such as, we venture to say, no paper In the Con-
deracy can boast of. Editorials from the pen of oce
If the ablest financial writers in this or any other coun
ty will be presented in each number. .
For reasons not now proper to be mentioned, we f or
Uar to give the names of tboee who tball ' compose the
rt-rular editoral staff; but we flitter ourselves that when
tbsj sbs3 appear they will be found to constitute such
of the home Guards when called Into service beyond theirJT 0!Vbecin,d 00 thU 0"t'g
itarpeetlve batulloa or rfrmeutai ITmlS.'br when 'call
ed Into service within each limits, in connection with
other portions of such force, to be consolidated, said ba
talions when so consolidated to b composed of not less
than three companies, and said regiments when so con
solidated to be composed of not more than ten compa
nies. The Governor ptij assign to the command of
such consolidated battalion or regiment any officer or
officers from the battalion or regiment so consolidated.
PI m T -i J . L - . - m..i .1 1
' Die. o. xf i juriner micta, xuh iu ugeraor duj
In his discretion, in consCltating the consolidated com
panies contemplated by the first section thereof, take the
one-fourth, one-third, or one-half of any company as at
present organized with a due proportion of its officers,
out of which to constitute such consolidated company,
and such -of the officers of companies as at present or
ganised, as may be placed with fractions of their compa
nies, to form a consolidated company as may not be
elected to command such consolidated com pan 3 , shall be
reauired to serve in such consolidated company as non
commissioned officers of privates, and while so serving
their commissions shall be suspended. The Governor
shall have power to discriminate In favor of farmers and
mechanics, when he calls out a less number than the
whole of & company, aEso to declare vacant the omce 01
an officer who is declared by a medical board permanent
ly disabled for fie'd duty, either in the militia or Hoxe
Guards, or of an officer who absconds to the enemy.
Ssc. 4, JSeit furthfT enacted. That all Quartermasters
and Commissaries ti regiments or pnttalioos of Home
Guards as at present organized, that "may not be assigned
to duty by the Governor with a consolidated battalion or
'regiment, shall be required to serve as non-commissioned
officers at privates, in some one company of their present
command, and while so serving their commissions shall
be suspended, i . '
Sxo. 6, Be it further enacted, That the Surgeon Gen
eral, by and with the advice and consent of the Governor,
shall appoint a Medical Hoard lor each
Siaae appears below, a a stenographic reporter, furniah
, We presume, a guarantee that, in all that relates to
tnportant political speeches and debates, whether in
L'gislatiTe assemblies or out of them, the HERA.LD "
Till present advantage certainly not to be excelled by
my paper in the Confederacy. 1
The farming interests will be faithfully vindicated, and
care taken to disseminate the earliest ictelligerce whloV
1 proper regard for the welfare ( that great element of
latlohal wealth an power shall demand. t
In the matter of correct commercial intelligence, equal
seal shall be manifes'ed, our object being to assign to
each of these departments an editor ot known experience
and ability. j
. Arrangements are on foot by which to secure the ear
feet foreign news, r.d the piper will contain each editorial
talent a will fully elucidate the beaiiug ot foreign diplo
macy upon Southern interests.
In short, "THE RICHMOND HERALD .will be
found to combine every feature of interest which the re
quirements of th ; p eseut crisis demand.
The;eaterpris h rsn?ctfullv commcmied to the favor
aed patronage of tha citizens of the Southern Confeder
acy, j , "
A1I the papers of th? Confederacy will copy till day
and send bill to P. KfiAN A CO..
ian. 4, 16C.w2 ! Richmond, Va.
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A MASONIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
k tns rst or JANU4RT. 1SG5. I shall ecru tic ceo
the publication ot a Monthly Marazme under the
above' title, to bo d. voted to the iato.v.n of ibe Ancient
and Honoiable Pra.srrJty of Free ami Accepted .Vawns.
1 believe that evry rood il(a will trtt-e wtii mo In
the opinion that each a pubUoation wCL ho beneficial la
Congressional I nb'ghtecing our Its 3 it.lormoj brthnu, and in dispea.-
O
District in this State, whose business itvshall be to exam- I las; many a calm, kind word of heerfclnesd to the hearts
iae all persons claiming exemptton warn Home uuard l ana somes 01 tnausmd of worthy brotbers, their widows
duty on account of pbjeical dm UMy, A at theae exami- I and orDbans. It win be my earnest purpose to bring to
nations shall be made at suca urn 3 and unaer euca ruies 1 oar wsatever nimoie aoiuiy 1 may poisess to mate it a
and regulations as rary be estabu bed by the Surgeon I reJ table custodian ct sound Maaouc L-s and Tenet,
General, and that the member ot s-.Id Board 6 ball receive 1 ever aancring ciosht to tne Ancient Liar.air-aica ef the
the same pay and allowances woue ou cuiy as us
federate OonscriDt Boards.
Qiui a ' Us :t tt .ruLL Thnt w i en .such eomna. o a ince, a saaii enrage upon tr.e IxIT-Stoxe such
nies, pauanons, or legimvuis ut u ji u wutwmuwu
herein provided for,ity shall continu i in such organiza'
at AM m M.n 4iiK nmTuiAni sihsili K mt GA in thstf M.
;,,7 r I our labor, it may pas an improved hif paction and bi ac
vcpwkut mi uia un mii'm j iuo ucari ui every goou
A&ter at wnose noiuc cr bands it may be re:vcd.
TERMS:
One subscriber six months, 00
Twelve " 1. " iuo 00-
Single Copies, 1 a 00
m..b - j a. - 1 iik A 4 n.An-KAv tact ami ihm mttmm I ... . ' -. ' . . 1 . '
rauuea vuo w uj yt - - i ruj pieaae send la tusir 6ub&crlpuona at ctce.
is hereby .amended, by inserting betvnn thsfworda xdditsa i
millersn and ,blackFmitb8, the word ,aV'd;n and that 1 Wm. n ninrrr v!,
(Signedj
Bee 7. Me it further enacted, That t'l. second section
ef "an act in relation te tbe militia an ' a uuard for Home
Defence ratified the 7 th day of July, 163, be, and the
same is hereby amended, by striking out 1 1 word "these"
In the ninth line ef said section, and insetting the word
Mthe:w that the third section of 'aa act U amtnd an act
in relation to the militia aud uoara zor uome xeienoe,"
thm nroviso at the end of said 3d sectioa b and the same
is hereby repealed. That iu addition to Hu exemptions
ipecjfied ia the act aforesaid, there shall I e exempt from
Home Guard duty all cocuty trustees, renl ir and publie
tanners, hatters and ehcArcker8 skilled la th it respective
callings, and who were employed iathf si- n prior to the
first day sf January. A. D , 1853, and hav cttinued to
be employed since that tim. J
Provided tanners snail fcei: one-tnira oi ix t learner to
Wm. B. SMITH, Proprietor,
Raieigb, X. 0.
HDQ'RS ARaflES OF THE C STATES,
. 11th Eebruary, 1865. f
GssiealOxdsis, )
No. SL J
In entering upou the cam pa?ga about ti cpen. the
General-in-Chief feels assured that tbe eold'ers woo have
HEADQUARTERS RESERVE N. C. )
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1165. J
L f JTKifl W TTTNSDAlJL
V
Kaieign. xcu.
.AoXSAXiOKOXk, ) I
n ft qrRIKGFELLO Assistant Adju-
I MAJOR -rp rUl reUeve Capt. John
W. Hinadale, Abs c auj . i
Easervea of N. -t 4 . 7 January, 185.
jieced to that & taking leave
The IVta!SSS nlratulaUoiSonhis
f CoL Hinsdale, tenders he intelligence, zeal
tn wwSa crctSied bis service ass
and gallantry, wnica u . eipcrienc into greater
Btaff Officer, .0 extended sphers. , .
jssefulness in his new and mor. H GLUES, -
; (Signed) Tjeat General Commanding.
'' ' .
' Official:
Qua. S. fcTSlSO'WXOW, . 1 .
Major and A A. General. .
By A. Stedman & Co.
SQUIRREL SHOT ;
J5 jAROLINA BELLE SOTIT,
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indiwnt 801416 wife, and widows for tieii own use at w long and so nobly bori.e the hardahlpa and dangers of
l-wSr,i JCJlZr . the war, require no exhortation to respond to the calls
hedule d rices.
. Provided, that no provision ci this ac sn sii ds cou
itrued as to exempt from miliuny service 17 person
m.ntinnoA rirln. in cae of actual servile i iiurrectlon
or invasion ot the county iu which he reside 1 y Federal
mxint tha rjeraons aud classes meailci cd la 8d
section of an act in relation to the Militia an 1 a Guard
Sec 8. Be it further enacted. That this act 1 1 a J be in
tores from ana aiter iu ramicanou.
Read three times and rallied in uenerawive amy una
iSd day of December, A. D., 1864.
J R. S D0NNELL, S H. a
GILES MEBANE, S. S.
Boxes for Soldiers.
ALL Boxm f.r Soldier or FiusuBKa 01
Carolina: delivered U the follow Inc aaaed pervoat will
projapUj fonrarded tree of charge . j
arprazue crouien, sauswj.
Dr D F Sammey, AibeTllle.
DrWA OoUew, Morgan Von.
DrJ W AiUtoo, StAtcvUle.
Dr J L Neaf le Greemboro.
Mr. A ilag&ii, Charlotte
Mr Edward Hete, Salem.
CPt J N McDowell, Raleigh.
JoMph A Worth, F.yeUeTllle.
. M Marrsy a Co., WUaloctes.
Mr 7 h Bnd, Tarboro.
Mr J J Aikev, Coleraln.
Tke Boxes should be well hooped, properly marked, od &-
m..mJ 1 tin far mT 9dm1i1 Htueuitr ho leave RalelfrO Oh
the flrrt day of every month. EDWARD WARREN,
l4f s - I Surgeon General.
How to Maeb Via soul Take one pint of molasses,
tt it in a In-. rxur one gallon of warm water, not boil-
g. let it stand for two months and you will have good
of honor and duty, j
Wlta the liberty transmitted by their forefather?, thev
hare Inherited tbe spirit to defend it. 1
Tbe choice between war and abject submission is be
fore them. I
To such a proposal, brave mea with arms .la tbeir
hands can have bat one answer.
Toey can tot barter manhood for peace, nor the right
of alf-government for life or property.
But luetic to tbem requires a sterner admoni!on to
those who have abandoned their comrades in the hour of
peril. I
A laev opportunity is onerea tnem to wipe out the dis
grace and escape the punishment of their crimes.
lij aatnonty 01 tue rreeioent 01 tne uonledeta(e
States, a pardon is announced to such deserters and men
impropei ly absent as shall return to the coaumands to
wnich they belong withia he shortest possible time, not
exceeding twenty days Horn tbs publication of thisotder.
at the headquarters of the department In which they may
be. . f
Those who may be prevented by interruption ofcom
. - ? M. ? - 1. - t ft
mU"icauona, . may repors wuciu me wrae scccmea
to the nearts; eurolhsg officer or other odcer on duty,
to b forwarded as soia as practicable, and upon pre
ntine a cert ficate from such officer skewing compli
ace with this requiiemei-t, ill receive the pardon here-
hv offered.
Tnose who have deserted to the farvicc of the enemy,
or who hsve deserted alter having been 01.ee pardoned
for the same offence, and those who ehall desert, or ab
sent themselvts without authority afur tha publication
f this order, ate excluded from i's benefits. Sor does
the cflir ot ardoa exteud to other effecces than deer
tion and ab ence without permission.
By the same authoritj, it is also declared that no gen
oral amnestv will &gain be granted, .and those who
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rercse to tccps the -pardon row offered or who atAll
hcreaii d-ert or absent the cast Ives with t fc&ve,
sKall nSTxt sjich puniibment as tte Ccarts ratr imfoee,
n ?Plictioa ff elem-2cv will be enteruiced-
Taklnjr new rtsolnUons from the tats wbhh csr cntrcicj
Iatnd for U3, let every nxtn devote all his cLorries to
the,oommo-a dafenoe.:
I Oar resouroes, wisely and vioroaa!y employed, are
tmple, and with a brave armv, sustained by a dete mined
fcad unite! people success with God's assistance, cannot
be dowbtfcL " f ?
The advanUges of the enemy will haTe.butlittVvalae if
we do not pernit them'to Impilr our relatioa. Let us,
then, oppose consUney to adrrrsitv, Xbrtitufe to sa2tr
log, and courage to danger, witN the firm stcraoo9 that
He who gave freedom to ear fithera will U.s tbe effarts
Ot their children to preserve it. .
5 (3igned) i j . R. E. LEE, OenerxL
. HDQ'RS ARMEE3.0P TUB- 0. STATED, 1
, ! . llthrcbrvsry:lfC5.v
GXSIBAL O&PZU. 1
.No. S. ' f r -. "v ' '
The dlftciplino and efficiency of ths army hsta been
greatly imairtd by men Ir st'- tv-?r frr?r c-;
,paubdAteJofn rt-r, !" " ,,,7, .
agreeable.- " ' t r ;.'
This practice, almost as trjor;; -3 la lis consequecces
ss the crime of desertion, by the Articles cf War ex
poses the offitder to a similar j unUhmaat, and subftats
the officer receiving him to dismissal from tU ' army.
It is tbe re for declared that thm
Crder, Jo. 3, of this date, from army headquarters,
apply to such mta ss havs kfi their proper comtaaads
and loaned othora wttntst Kl Mr. , ,
They win receive tha pardon proraiied in tht order.
wijuij, wita im csauiiions, or sactc tts ccsse
qcepces attached to negbctfng it.
The nantM of snnh ihrt. .nt t...v?.l
ported to these headquarters by tae oSLssr .wjth whora
they are serving, and immediate measures ukea ta re- -turn
them to tbeir proper commands.
As scoa ss practicable, an inuwtinn ;ti k. ,. 4 mw &
charges will be preferred against thoee who ne elect to
March l-6t.
EaroUmcTlffiaers will
Keity to this imf ortant ord;r, and will arce all R?od cit
izens ot their respective countiea to aid them in reader
leg its design succe.faL
it wui be observed that th-t U the last offer of pardon
for the iofamoua ctime of diarfinn that v;!i k ,n. 2. .
Enrolling OfSccrs are made resronsfolc, uader a petals
i uiaj tj jouti asnui, ti.at evey po-s.ble efisrt i
uauc iu pjir-nna ait suen as do not report tbeaifelTas.
""'viuiij; utu Jtrrs wui ai.ow f ac:i a- vo'uatarzlr rerojt
itbm the siKHJed time to
furnhingtUm trauspottatlon and the nectary certui-
A dap!iciU of every certificate thus given win bj to
ceded to this office.
By order of the Ovrcm"-c.;.t ;
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