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j :a jir4MT r.$4$$ j ..
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10 to
1i,1ndWekl5r taper 10 00
AilaarertiBementa no otherwise directed,
Parted we Bentt- w eeaij, "rTl
JiCarda, bo eieeeding eight JiM", wU be
,3SVS& Weekly oi Seri-Weekly pi
Cf weWe months for $10iii IMk
o.St$.60 for six months, or $UfortwelTe moih,
P ContnwU can be toade at the ofcce for logger
BUSINESS .CARjDS.
fteCARTERET & ARMSTRONG,
BOOK BINDERS,
' ' AND H :
BLAH K BOOS MANUFACTUBEES
RALJfiiOU, 'M. U.
oblS tf- : v' ' . '
JOHN Wv COSBY.
r
RALEIGH
'N. C
Sept 28 186: ' , 1
A. CPETiLIAJI, B. P.PDU.IAV, J. K. WKI8IOEK.
PULLIAM & PO. I
AUCTIONEERS fOR SALE, OH NEGROHS,
idd-rellows' llall, rransiin St.,
, RICUMOND, V A.
t
DAILY ,. SALES Public aro Pbivatb.'
pledge our strictest attention to the bueineea en
unawa to uu wui, answer au , com- 1 1
i munioations Dromntlv.
PORTER ALWAYS AT EACH! DEPOT.
T- I r ! ; i I . fl Hi.
PEEBLES, PLliaiMER .k CO., j
' frOBHIUT PKEBLKS WBlifl.) ' I
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ANB . GRQCR&S,
i No. 22, Old Street, Petersftury Ya.i
T1ROMPT and diligent personal attention given to
M tne sale of all consignments of Produce. Always
on hand a full Supply of standard quality Groceries,
emtod to tae wants of If armors and Families.
LBV'l, PEEBLES, ' ' JMO. V. TH0KPSQ.
BissT l. plVkveb, jr.. late of th firm of HI M
Martin, Brother & Co. i l'
. Sole Agents for Reese's Phoapho Peruvian,
or Manipulated ttuano. 1 jmne 27 tf.
OAK CITY' SAVINGS BANK. I
Dr, T. D. HOGG, Prttideni,
Jons Q. Will jams, Cahef. ; , . i . :
r DIRECTORS. g ! f
Dr. T. D. Hogg, II. SJ Smith,
Q. Busbee, John J. Williams.
ITbis Bank is now receiving deposits, at the Ez
change Offioe of John G. Williams t: Co. Discount
day Tuesday, f feb 18-ftf.
TO THE FRIENDS OP A ,
HOME MANUFACTURES.!
- Till! if r hi a t ' I
:h IS NUVV IN i j
! SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. 1
iBDER8 for negro BROGANS aftd BOOTS are
VT rwiioiteu. j, v. UAnrMfll-JSK, AginU
j Klnton, N: C, June 24, 1860. f ;aug 4-tf.
PETEiiSBUEG,! YAi j
THIS WELL KNOWN ESTAtisHMENT.
BATING BBtir B1CEHTL.T rrTTEp Ul A1TD SUPPLIED
WITH ALl MODBBR CORVEITlitirCia, : s !
Now offers to Travellers Attractions ;
Unsarpassed by any Hotel ,:
j ; tn the Country."
mar 5
JOHN JARRATT fc BRO.
nnmriNS At TnTrw'tr,fw
GROCERS AND COMMISSION - MERCHANTS,
i A'eversDurg, wsu
rtai-iy.; .T ; . ; i
DONNAN dt CO.,"
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
; - tucnmona,
il-ly
4-
. a MSUllAJHUtt COMPANY OB" TIIR VAl,
( oku,vv. muji.w warcu, j.b?i. Charter per
tiiaL i Losses equitably adjusted and
Fire Losses paid in 8 years to July, i860, $538129249.
njurance againe ivm ur uamage oyjnre, oa as favor
able forms as other responsible Connhtniea. 1
; ' B-U4.B80N, Preset.!
W. L. Bestt, Sec'y. ' I .. . i !
j- , w. . Hi JIFSON, Asr't
ap110 tf
i .1 x j
etersbuf gj Va.
, WANTED t WANTED!! 1
-1 i-: . i, :. : AT THi .:; f , : :- ,
INIMITABLiE WHITAKER'S,
A CONTENTED MAN ; JFOR IWHICH
rV he offers a premium of FIVE GALLONS of
.lirewry's Celebrated- Southampton (Va.)
' I ' r BRANDY. I ' ' '
? Speaking of the above OLD BRANDY, the i i s
. THE INIMITABLE WHITAKER,
Ms QU hand . . -'ii; t j .-; ! 1,1
D RE WET'S OLD APPT.T5 fiRATTnyJ i
S,?JJ?0NS' OLD APPLE BRANDT,
-no'jAtu.o- Kjfyv A.rt L.K ItRANDlF,
u"umi tner enoioeuilAJXlJS.r .: .m-si
P. 8. The contented man can find ith. rwTiwrr.
' . " ' i
t& J 9 :
MEDlOINESi
I ClUESU MEDICINES J '
JD - AlfD TOILET ARTICLES,
r Th SabicriW ha' the pleaanre of anaouncing to
hia friend and the pubUo generally; that after xoneh
idalaj troab!, n4 expense, owing to. the 1 warj and in
terroption of : trade; he haa procured a fresh apply of
Siedioines, ToileU and .other articloa in hialine, which
he has been unable to furnish for some time past,-,
Ee has to pay CASH for all he. buys, and hopes that
such of Ms patrons as do pot pay promptly, will take
the hint; and that all in arrears, who hare not gone to
the seat of war to fight' for oof independence' and
dearest interests, will, pay up their arrearages or i part
at least, so that he may be able to meet f ressing-de-mandsV
and keep bis Stock replenished. j ; 7 ' -,li
A11 orders from the country (unless from
prompt and reliable parties,) will go unnoticed, if not
accompanied witn tne UABIX or its equrraient.
an 17 tf
Druggist, Ealeigh, N. Q.
F Oil BEAUTIFYING AMD IMPROVING
T1IE HAIR. I hare received the following
farorite articles, Tiif " I 1 '
Jttrs. Allens Restorer and Zylabalsamum,
Wood's and Ezekial'a Restorer,
u Bamett's Cocoaine andCocin, i
t ; Rosemary and Castor Oil,
I Lowe's and Fiver's Pomades, . 1
Demerson Petit Jk, Co., Ilf gienique Societe,
j and JUonpelas Pomades, ,
I ; Tricopherous, Kathairon,
' Essence Bay Leayes,
;'l Sayne's Hair Tonic,
I Philecome, and
1 Pescnd's Uair Tonic
Also, the most approved Hair Dyes kaown in this
country. 1
ITor sale at
! i PESCUD'S DRUGSTORE.
Raleigh, May 18, 180. ma 30 tU
BUIST'S FRESH AND NEW CROP TUR
NIP SEED.
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING: VARIE
ties: Early Large Flat Duch, , ;
liarly Red Top,
Ruta Baga, (a superior variety.)
! Large White Norfolk, :
Large Yellow Norfolk,
i Large White Globe. Also,
Altrinerham Carrot. Maneel Wortzel Beet,
and large Wiuter J)rumhead Cabbage Seed.
1 JTor Sale in quantities to suit purcnasers at
June 18r-tf. P. F. PESCUD'g-
CHISMAN'S YEAST POWDERS. MY
J Materials are to hand, and Mr. Chisman has put
up a larire quantity, all who have been waiting for sup-
lies can send in their orders.
If vou1 doubt that these great Powders are not su
perior to any now known, you can find testimonials
from the most respectable families in ttajeigh, at my
store, where you can be supplied at wholesale or re
tail. j, , r. Jf. ifXBVUV.
may 23 i ' -: '
k NOTHER BRILLIANT VICTORY !--
j While on my recent visit to the Old Dominion, I
had the good fostune to procure from an old (riend a
demiiohn of Rose Cordial of the most delectable fla-
vor a epienuia ana mvigorauug aruciejior io biua.
Call, by air means, and get some before it is gone;
price 25 cents a bottle. Among the choife variety of
other things too tedious to mention, tc wnicn tne at
tention of the public is respectfully called, I have a
fine lot of toe best Hair Brushes. If you want to feel
good and poetical in these gloomy times, just call
around, procure a brush and a bbttle of cordial, and I
will guarantee a fine now of toe most hxgnfalutm
pkeelin. l . P. F. PESCTJD,( Druggist.
NEW AND SPLENDID EXTRACTS
Consisting of -
THE WOOD VIOLET,, ,
j HUMMING BIRD,
1 BUTTERFLY VIOLET,
PATCHUTLY MUSK, ' l
PINK JOOKY CLUB.f
FRANGIPANI EOSE.&c.
I Also, Frafigipani, Verbena, Cologne and other Toilet
waters. All of which are of the finest quality and put
up in elegant style. ? ;
For sale at
i PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
Raleigh. May 18, 1860. . ma 23 tf.
JUST RECEIVED AT
PESCUDS DRUG STORE.
A-VERY FINE LOT OF TOILET SOAPS.
Tl AKERS PRESIIUH BITTERS. X
' jj A new supply of these celebrated Bitters on hand
At FJSBCUll'S Urug Btore,
M
USTARD.
A fresh supply just received
At PESCUD'S Drug Store.
PHALONS HAIR IN VIGOR ATOR.
Barrys Trioopherous, i
Esekials Hair Restorer,
Pavsons Indellible Ink. '
At PESCUD'S Drug Store.
au l4 tf Raleigh, N.C.
Confederate Cloth just received
from the Crenshaw Woolen
Company, Richmond, Va. ,
H
AVI KG PURCHASED FROM THE
auction sale a large invoice of Grey and Blue
Cloths and Caesimeres, we are prepared to make, uni
forms in the best manner. Also, a large invoice of;
Maryland Cloths and Cassimeres; Cadet Grey, very
fine: do. North Carolina Cassimere Grey, large quan
tity for Uniforms and Military Overcoats, ready
made or made to measure. We have sow in our cut-
tine department two Cutters that cannot be beat in
the art ot cutting both military and citizens dre&s.
Black French Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting! :
Velvet Vesting, black and Fancy: 50 Cassimere Suits,
all sizes, just received : 50 doien Memno and Lambs'
Wool Shirts and Drawers: India Rubber Overcoats
and Legging ; fine Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Collars,
Gloves, Cravats, Suspenders, Shawls, Blankets, Gai
ters, Gambaters, Ac. T. W. ROXSTON CO.,
feb 26 , Petersburg, Va.
J Call and Settle.
LL INDEBTED TO THE SUBSCRI-
ber will please call and settle their accounts. II
you can't pay the money now, give your notes. My
books must be, closed. Hi U. JSVAXiS.
January 9th, 1882.'
INegro Girl for Hire. .
mHE SUBSCRIBER HAS i FOR HIRE
L a Negro Girl belonging to the Jefferson estate, a
first rate band. Apply to J
janll tf , M. GRAUSMAN.
I ASH! CASH! ! CASH! ! I;
I SELL MY GOODS FOR CASH! I DON'T
do a Credit Business ! Therefore I hepe every person
that sees . this advertisement will not ask me for
CREDIT--because I am not able to do a credit
business :'' and have to. pay CASH myself.
I have called on every person that owes me a D O L -
LAR', and have not been able to collect the first
CENT. I wish you would call on some one that is
aoie to credit. 4. JfttAaKliIXf.
apH7--tf . " ' t j ' I
M L.U DOMINION "TOBACCO."--AN -
V uinBR Lot of Old Dominion Smoking "To
b00i" Just received at "Turner's? North Carolina
boos. own. b&m to be Superior to jthc former.
. Jan&td ,, .
AA X AltcJvg IS TUB PI.AflEl Tfl
BUY. Goods delivered froinf Oi&rim in nw
, mat -i4L" ; ' ;
F
HUSU JttWISJiAli WATEtt8.CON.
rress, Rockbridge Alum, and Green Brier V..
n nite oaipuur n tw, aiao ; aock JBrittge Aiunj Mass.
rm k i a . Hf a. 1 it '
rn.n". .rwHh Carolina.!
Reported by the JSaxeiary of the Stm (bnven-
'Hon.
4;
Itbxb
COIKD.
SLAV'S.
TOTAL.
11,853
'' 6,022
:1S,664
- 8,590
7,956
14,779
14,311
11,995
8,406
12,654
937
10,546
7,499
5,343
8,185
16,215
10,730
19,105
9,166
6,842
12,348
8,597
16,273
16,369
7,416
16,601
8,494
15,786
17,376
12,691
14,110
9,310
8,444
23,396
7,925
20,056
19,441
8,039
5,801
10,448
9,504
7,734
15,347
5,528
15,657
6,730
10,211
8,195
6,004
5,908
10,189
7,120
17,374
7,649
11,427
11,688
21,715
13,376
8,856
- 16,949
8,940
7,248
11,221
16,793
4,043
ll,ti09
16,798
15,490
16,746
14,586
11,573
16,623
7,801
10,402
10,379
4,943
11,202
28,627
15,726
6,357
4,957
14,906
14,749
9,720
10,711
8,655
Aiamanee, .VT,087 ,
421
1J
151
2r
142
729
270
435
260
100
219
104
114
278
152
279
28
304
3,445
611?
6,951
20ft
S91
5,878
8,18$
5,327
3,621
1,931
2,37i
3,040
1,088
2,127
Alexander ;,3V2
Anson,
6.562 '
Alleghany,.
3,357
7,423 i
i 8,172
5,846 '
6,235
4,515 )
10,623
;
, 7,402 ;
6,297 '
2,940 !
6,064
6,581
f 9,038
12,555
i 8,609
2,978
10,108
- 5,779
8,795
9,561
4,671
13,378
6,001
8,286
6,880
10,716
C,490
7,009
s 4,180
11,189
2,826
15,738
6,642
5,351
5,488
8,981
3,948
4,682
11,141
5,241
10,548 ;
2,210 ,
4,903 :
6,000
5,370
5,693
5,435
5,542
10,543
6,781
8,725
6,319
10,617
5,912
5,198
Ashe,
Beaufort,
Bertie, - ' '
Bladen, -Brunawiok,
Buncombe, ,
Burke,
Cabarrus,
Caldwell,
Camden,
Carteret, ,
Caswell, ,
Catawba,
Chatham,
1,969!
9,3551
1,6M
6,240
Cherokee,
511
Chowan,
151
109
355
1,288
978
221
147
101
374,
388
211
541
102
362
1,121
152
693
2,450
104
85
1,111
259
29
6
193
107
177
80
115
2
451
273
290
45
184
688
766
656
159
522
1,484
392
j 318
I 127
3,71
Cleaveland,
2,13
Columbus, ,
Craven, 4
Cumberland,
Currituck,
2,46
6.19
' 5,830
2,524
3,076
2,392
7,126
10,108
1,764
7,079,
2,199
3,902
11,086
3,947
3,625
10,349
2,584
313
1,382
4,445
2,793
4,177
281
4,9 14J
3,413
5,131
2,U5
51
213
4,303
1,305;
6,541;
1,823 i
2,518 .
4,68V
10,332
6,808 !
8,499
5,109
2,983
3,569
5,195
8,473
620
Davidson,
Davie,
Duplin,
Edgecombe,
Forsyth e,
Franklin,
Gaston, -
Gates,
Granville,
Greene,
Guilford,
Halifax,
Harnett,
Haywood,
Henderson,
Hertford,
Hyde,
Iredell,
Jackson,
Johnston, ,
Jones,
Lenoir,
Lincoln,
Macon,
Madison,
Martin,
McDowell,
Mecklenburg,
Montgomery,
Moore,
Nash,
New Hanover,
Northampton,
Onslow,
Orange,
11,318
4,473
3,287
5,708
7,48ft
3,317
5,211
14,768
8,584
10,021
10,522
9,060
9,106
6,590
7,847
8,949
3,203
8903
16,470
4,923
3,596
4,771
8,721
j 13,28
5,944
9,110
8,229
Pasquotank,
Perquimans,
Person,
Pitt,
Polk,
Richmond,
Randolph,
106
345
380
1,45Q
407
135
122
. 489
42
.86
184
143
53
1,424
402
29
82
734
261
280
168
64
5,453
1,645
5,456
6,318
3,929
2,391
7,028
1,169
2,469
1,246
1,597
2,246
10,733
10,401
2,465
104
5,451
1,208
3,496
1,433!
362
Robeson,
Rockingham,
Rowan,
Rutherford,
Sampson,
Stanly,
Stokes,
Surry,
Tyrrell,
Union,
Wake,
Warren,
Washington,
Watauga,
Wayne,
Wilkes,
Wilson,
Yadkin,
Yancey,
631,489 30,097 331,081 992,667
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VOLUNTEERS MANUAL of Intantry ana
Rifle Tactics, with Honors paid by the troops;
Inspections, Reviews, Dnties of Captains,
Companies, Duties in Camp, and Garrison,
Soldiers Rations and Mode of cooking them
Abriged and compiled by Lieut. Colonel WM.
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When sent by mail, . . . . 1-70
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When sent by mail, ! 00.60
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When sent by mail, j 00.60
Instructions for Omoers and non-commissjoneo um-
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When sent by mail, I .00.60
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AT.Sfl n nnmnlete New Pocket Map Ol V1K-
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When sent bv mail, i HO
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When sent by maU, L08
SCHOOL OF THE GUIDES, or the Practi
cal Hnidir. Illustrated with 28 Enffrav-
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When seat bv mail. T ' 1-06
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nrr trmtinti on Advanced Guard, lout post,
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When sent by mail, i L1
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For sale by JW. L. FOMEBOY.
se 11-tf i T RaleSgh, N. C.
a' SUPERIOR ARTICLE Of CHEW.
ING "Tobacco."' The Pure Southeni Quid
- A Supply ef the above just received at j
- - - ' r- i - j . ' j.' v a TURNER'S
. .:- J';v v : . j '-.a ; HQ. B4ok. Store.
v. taa tf ,; ' . feaa-Age please copy,-- - k " -
ODA; WATER AND
CRACK-
SUGAR
OLOTHING &C.
a;
N
EWiCOTHlNti STORE It
JUST OPENED
5
at the comet of Fayetteville St. and Market Square
t2O,000 worth of - MEN'S and BOYS' Ready
Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats,: and many other
articles. ; I jrish it distinctly understood that these.
Goods were bought in times of peace, and consequent
ly at much lower prices than they could be bought for
now. They;! will be sold again at the
pLD 'RETAIL PRICES.
I have no jarticular fancy for saying much.' All I
ask of t&e public is to givemeacalL They
will certainly, not" be disappointed
. .( i in the quantity, quality or
( : in the prices of my
' ' X ':. GOODS.
Remember, corner of Fayettevitle Street and Mar
Square, (formerly occupied by Mr. PooL)
-Respectfully,
an 31 tf ISAAC OETTINGER.
1861.
SPRING
TRADE 1
1861.
GFlSTTXiElVIEN AND BOYS
IN WAST OF j
CLPTJ1ING, HATS, SHOES, ROOTS, Ac, of
every description, will find me prepared this SPRING
to furnish pit m with BETTER GOODS, at more
1 Reasonable Prioes
than heret4for0; and I most cordially invite them to
examine my -
, r GOODS ,AND PRICES
before purchasing.
Notwithstanding the crisis, I ham been NORTH
and purchased, to great advantage, a most BEAUTI
FUL and VARIED STOCK of !
-iCL0 THING
AND CENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
and my friends can be furnished, at short notice, from
head to loot.
Having a splendid Stock of the most fashionable
and approved French CLOTH, DOESKINS,
CASSIMERES, VESTINGS of all kinds, Ac,
the most ACCOMPLISHED AND SUPE
RIOR CUTTER AND WORKMEN
in my f ATLdRING ESTABLISHMENT, I am ready
to compete with any one in . the old North State in
making; any Garment or Clothing to order, in the most
8uperb"&nd artistic manner.
, The ' liberal encouragement I have received and
ooatlnued indications of increasing confidence, inspire
me with, the hope that I shall be mora liberally patron
ized thin ever; to merit which I will give my undivi
ded attention to the wants of all who favor we with a
call. ' M. GRAUSMAN.
ap13 tf ;- i .
jMXLlTARY GOODS!
K A! BU GREY AND DRAB MILITARY
O lyOvcrcoats with large capes, prioe 16, 18, 20 and
22 dollars, all home made.
500 Merino Shirts. Grey and White, for camp life. .
50O . Pairs Merino and Shaker Drawers, all sizes,
Grey and White, just to hand.
50 Pair Grey, Blue, Drab and Mixed colored Cloth
: an 4 Cassimeres, made to measure or sold by the
' pair or single pattern to suit purchasers.
Overcoatings in Beaver, Pilot and Petersham.
40 . ioen sup. w bite shirts.
70 Xoen Cassimere, Gingham and Calico fatigue
'.Shirts;
BlanlrtitSv&nd Shawls for Soldier's use.
Oil ClHh Overcoats, Leggins and Cap Covers.
Gilt i uttons by the gross.
Gold -raids by the pair. '
Havel iacka by the hundred.
200 , fair Drill Gaiters.
Heav? " Socks by the dosen.
Glove 5 and Gauntletts.
Pantafjf.Yests and Dress Clothing; a complete assort
ment at X. W. KUxolUri A UU.'S.
oct i !; Petersburg, Va.
1861.;!
1861.
AUGUST lTth,
5 ; MILITARY GOODS !
nS. 51J jBYCAMORE, PETERSBURG, VA.
T W IH1V Jfr fL
! Hi llUlUlUlli vu )Jh
Can furnish Military Companies with the following
named goods at short notice :
v .'Oil Cloh Over Coats,
. Oil Cloth Oaps,
Oil Cloth Haverlocks,
( Oil Cloth Haversacks,
OilCloth Leggins,
. r Fatigue Jackets,
v Plain and fancy fatigue Shirts.
Gingham and Calico Shirts.
Miriuo under Shirts (White and Grey.)
. . .. Merino Drawers, (White and Grey,)
; Velvet and flannel Zouave Caps,
i j Heavy Grey Over Coats,
ALSO, ON HAND,
S Grey and Blue Satinet,
..; - Grey Gasimere,
Grey Flannel which they will make up to order
and w siren t satisfaction in every instance.
;.,?! T. W. ROYSTON, A CO.
' No. 61 Sycamore St,
an 21 tfl Petersburg, Va.
WHITAKER'S!
- : WHITAKER'S !!
WHIT AKERS ! ! 1
SPRING -GOODS! -i
tl . . r SPRING STOCK! I
, WHITAKER,
THE INIMITABLE.
INIMITABLE WHITAKER.
THE
50 Boxes Oranges, $4 00
10 boxes French Can
0 do . Lemons, 4 00
dy, 45c
50 Bbls. i.pplca, ,4 00
10 do Pbtatoes, 4 00
40 Boxers Candles ( ;
100 lbs.,) 22c
40 i boxes Common
Caidy, ? ' ' 16e.
10 boxes !ancy Can-
20T)OXBS Webb A Whit-
ted's celebrated T 0
BACCO.
20.OO0 Havana CI
GARS.
SO Cases Crackers.
20Bbls. Crackers.
, dy, 'k 20c
WOOD; AND WILLOW WARE
Daflv exnected at the INIMITABLE WHITA-
BIER'S a great variety of WOOD AND WILLOW
WARE.
. FISH! FISH! ! FISH!!!
Harrings, Mullets, Mackerel, Balaou, White Fish,
and Shad are daily expected at '
I WHITAKER'S CITY EMPORIUM.
. apl 6 -tf. : - .
JUStI RECEIVED AT FRANKLIN'S.
-; Strong Fresh and Salty Snuff; and all to be had
in the SOUTEERN CONFEDERACY.
Also, a Large lot of Every conceiveable article known
r 1 ; to the trade. -Ceme
one, come all, to t
. ytf ' ; FRANKLIN'S CalL
sVStandaxd and Spirit of the Age copy. .
m
INE' GOLD JEWELRY.--THE SU11-
SCRTBER liaa in store a snlendld assortment ex
embracing a .Variety of styles of patterns of Brooches,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Finger Rings, La
dies and Gentlemen's Watch Chains, Pencils and Pens,
Cuff Pins, Miniature Lockets, Gold Thimbles, Ae.
Call and examine. ' ". - - - ' -
MAC
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by : ' ,-' - -r-:-' - , .
SATQRDAT MORNING, MARCH 8, 1862,
NOTES OF THE WAR.,
It will doubtless interest oar readers to know
what the Yankee newspapers say of the Southern
soldiers who have been receatlv cantared in bat-
tie.
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A correspondent of the New York World,
writing of the Fort Donelson affair, holds
forth
ai follows :
THI PRISONERS.
'If the prisoners which have fallen into our
bands are to be regarded' as a fair sample of the
southern army, they are indeed a pitiable lot ef
wretches. The officers are men of some little
refinement, but the rank and file ate only like so
many white serts. , The hiatha between the pri
vates and Officers corresponds to the gap in social
lie oetween toe negro owning aristocracy and
the poor white trash benighted, ignorant and
uncouth far beyond expectation, even for the most
rural of inhabitants. : -
Their appearance as thev even marched on
board of the transport presented a picturesque as
pect, a. lavorite and common substitute lor
blankets is a strip of showy carpeting. White
blankets and the uniform, home made, butternut
colored jeans, is the costume of the privates and
some of the Colonels They have little or nothing
else but the Confederate bonds and Tennessee
shin plasters : gold and silver is all boarded.
They affect great surprise when told that this i
currency is wonuiees witu us. An conversation
a- .t-i l -r , 1 ' i
with many of oar officers they straneely found
themselves agreeing with them on alt the main
questions which, brought about the wat, and.
seemed but ltitle inclined to believe that
the war is not being made . one of eman
cipation. These men will fight It ia one
of the few things they bare learned. It is of 410
use to say that they have not the physical courage
of their race, but they cannot be a match for the
giant minds of the North and West. They re
port the strength of the. garrison in the fort at
about twenty thousand; seven thousand of them;
have escaped. About eighteen hundred cavalry
got out by land through our lines.
The Roanoke Island correspondent of the New
York Herald has probably a better claim to the
title of "gentleman" than the vulgar blackguard
who penned the foregoing. Describing the ap
pearance of the prisoners, he says :
Their qiforms are of the most miscellaneous
character, and vary in color from a dark- blue,
through all shades, to a dingy gray, like an Irish
man's frieze. A. dark pepper and salt color,now-
ever, is tne most prevalent one ine designa
tion of rank is effected with every; modification of
style, fiom a full dress gold sleeve braid down to
a home-made tinselled shoulder strap, while the
stripes on their pants are of broad and narrow
gold fringe, blue velvet and black cloth. A gau
dy display is quite marked. The caps are of
every pattern, from regulation through all the
degrees of sou' westers, slouches, sugar loayes,
&c., with a spinkling ol others like those worn by
the historic Mississippi gambler and Texan
ranger. The regiment of each is indicated
bv brass letters and figures on the cups, thus
W V 1 VI S VS JWWaVB I J V X V
"31," "Miss," "Ga," &c. As a general thing
they are very intelligent and gentlemanly men,
particularly those of the Wise Legion and North
Carolina troops.
The rank and file of the prisoners present
still more diversified appearance. For the most
part they are low eized, stunted, sandy complex
ion, hardy leiiows, attired in coarse but comfort
ble uniforms of gray jean cloth. The Virginians!,
hdwever. form an exceDtion. Thev preserve
gentlemanly effeminacy, not disguised Dy, the ex
posure of camp life, and affect a better .style 01
uniform and dress. The accoutrements were of
the most primitive pattern and quality. The
haversacks were made of coarse canvass or tent
cloth, with large bone buttons, the belts and
etraps of cowhide, kin and grain leather, while
new-born southern industry was evidenced in
number ot roughly cast leaden buttons: In
blankets they were well provided, but a want of
homogeneity in size, color, and texture betrayea
that they were not of C. S. A. furnishing, but
had been brought from home by the men them
selves.
THE SURRENDER OF NASHVILLE.
It appears that the city of Nashville was1 sur
rendered to the enemy, by Mayor Cheatham, on
Sunday, ths23dult. The Memphis Avalanche,
Of the 26th, has the following account of the trans
action :
It is true that the Federals had not previously
entered the city, but a regiment of Federal caval
ry were encamped in the town ot JSageflela,
snort distance from Nashville.
It was to this point that Mayor Cheatham re
paired, and formally tendered the city, with all the
public stores it contained, to the commander of
the Federal forces. '
The Federals seemed loth to believe that the
city bad really been lrrenderod, and accordingly
onlv sent over fifteen men to take possession and
even these seemed to be on the lookout for sur
prise of some sort.
There was a large amount of bacon and other
armv stores in the citv of Nashville, and CoL
Forrest, of thia city, was engaged up to Bunday
afternoon attending on the saving and transporta
tion of the same. ( While engaged in this service
Mayor Cheatham opposed, and told him to desist,
be having formally given tip the same to the Fed
eral officer. Those of us who know Col. Forrest
can well imagine what his reply would be to such.
an order. He tola tne mayor taat ne ranaea au
officers then in the city: that he was a Confeder
ate officer, and that if he did not desist from in
terfereoce, lie would take force. Subsequently
lot of low fang characters about the city com
menced a series of depredations upon private pro
perty, and the May or being powerless to repress
them, it is reportea ins. uoi. .c orresi wok a ae
tachment. and, meeting them in the publio
square, killed fire of them, before they were dis-
persea.
It is, perhaps, the first city of such size, and
containing! such a large amount of alauble stores ,
that was ever surrendered, under such dream
stances, to such an considerable force. ' ,
The Memphis 'Appeal, of the 27th says : !
Thirty of the enemy's plcketsv stationed oa th
Murfreesboro jvad, a f ew miles from Nashville,
were taken by Capt. Morgan's Kentucky cavalry
company on Monday , night lasi: This company
had secreted themselves in the city, and took the
pickets by surprise as soon as they assumed their
position. V-Wte.-ZJi
A large proportion of the respectable citizens
of Jtfaahville had left before it was surrendered. !
Three fourths of the Government property and
military stores are thought to have been saved. '
The Ejooxville 'RegUter,1 of ' the) 27th, learns
thd following" irom.' geDUannnv-rho 'had just
smiredfiom OzuOdtaiden'i comxrd rtKur-.
Gen. BaeU! has enUred Nash vilu .iJiLi-L
speech lo thedUwnsin Wch hedisclalmed ut
purpose oft. moPestling private rights. The United
Ung was noisuw upon toe capltoI," amid the
cheers ef sotfe of thi jaUxens who Remained
tin fity. Gen BuelJ bas tMaedaDroclamatlen
;in which he offert amnesty to all who will 1 take
ftoe-oath to uppcr the Fedoral Goveram-ot.
Such proclamiatioM! were issued, it win beremem
jbred, in NobwesUm Virginia nd Ivtbf ,Vir
f" PlMttU. 1 We know how the ranks kept
Ukerei be Teonesseani 16 gnUibla as to
swallow this italelbaitj? 1 r-.
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I CAPTURE OF -A j YANKEE INi- OOW3
j CLOTHINO. DIABOLIOAL INTENT.
vy e receivea yesteraay a letter from our regular
correspondent In the army of the Valley dated
Rom ney, January 30, but it has lost so much of
its interest by delay, that we deem it! useless to
publish it The following extract front It, how
ever, will
lound interesting, even at
thajate
The first nicht after Gen. Jackson's command
reached this ilace, bni of the guards placed aear
spring of Iwater, was attracted by a peculiar
sound of a dow bell. It seemed to ring . faster
than It shonlcL and its wearer approached towards
the spring; and when halted, stopped a;
few seconds and raised its head, and stared (a the j
direction of the voice, and then went on towards
the spring. jAll! seemed natural, excepting the
too fast ringing of the bell. On this account tha'
sentinel felt himself justifiable in oompellior anv-l
w"ugi n m cow, vo nan, ana walking up, he
thrust his bayonet under her belly. This was
enough, and to the surprise of the sentinel, the
cow, like Balaam's ass. snake. "Am I not mn.
prisoner t" . j l-:jk . 't -' :Jp
We have often heard of a person in iWi
clothing' but we never pefore heard ef a person
n cow's clothing being sent out as a spy.1
He was miking his war to theanrinsravldantlv
with the intention of poisoning oar soldiers, for a
considerable amount of arsenic was found unon
his person, j pan any one doubt what should have
been done with such a person ? I do not know
what has been done with him. but no!! doubt he
has or will meet his deserts. Many" acts, howev
er, of the most atrocious, kind, have been perpe
trated upon unoffeuding oitizeha, even to burning
their houses And shooting them down. Lynch-
ourg xbepuBiuoan,. j . . , . v ,T j,.. ,
SCHEDULE OF MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
j BALvEIGH, N. 0. ..4
Northern Mall arrives daily,
. , Do . i closes ; j
Eastern Mail arrives 'f
at 4.45 p. m
" 9,00 p. m
4.50p.'m.
9.00 p.: m.
5.30 a.m.
4.01 p. m.
: b.lOam.
" 6.00 pLm.
m., and from
Dorrnl closes 3,1 r
Western Mall-arrives
Do closes
u
(i
Fayetteville arriv
Do. . closes
Office hours frook
a. m. to 6 p
6 a. m. to 8jp. m.
Sundays, from 8 to 9 a. m. and
from p to 7 p. m, i
bPKciAL ionca. au persons will be requir
ed to transact their business within Office hours.
,1, GEORGE T. COOKE, P. M.
November 181861.
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COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR, 1863
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L "! ' ihiiop 'iixk Intelitgeixooi
NOW IS THE TIME
TO 8UB8CRIBE.
TERMSi
DAILY. One Year, i ,L .... .. J. .f ft Oft
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WEiY,Dn.Year,. .,M j J.M
fTUIE DAY BOOK JttAS NOW DE.COH
X raa newspaper Of the South The very latest
Northern anjd European Newi appears 14 Its columns,
ens, two, and three days in advaneeef All other pa
per to the: pmfdracy. - r ' r . '
We submit the following extracts from what others
havetosayjof f2 L , . - .tii, .. . ..-, :r .,
D. T. Bissxm, Esq.; who hai lately returaea from
Europe, wita important dispatches to th Confederate
States Government says isr a recent letter;
'While hi London' and Paris, I saw several quota
tions from the Naaski.K2 Day Boec, aad sir oe any
return I haKalso aotioed extraeu from ihe same
sprightly Jvbs1 Injthi newspapers ef New York,
Charleston and ;other eiUes. j I ; ; , 'n,
e;8afiilk(T4 PlAtPm.ull "rr .icr.vj
The Norfolk Pav Book, which Is f fast gainmg
popnlarityi-l hroagboat the Southern Confedeney,
ooeses to wigreaUy ealargad and improved aad gives
ns Northern and foreign News in advance of any ef
our other eishaagetV and is, therefore, perused with
avidityNj U4' - r-- , ;4 ' , '
, The Wilington(lJ, C) Dally Journal says i
The Norfolk Dayj Book has become the most val
aabla exchange we receive, as It contains the very
latest news from the Ramp Government as well; as
efelgn;lleW-t , Zijrfrfc - - h
The FredWisksntg (Va.) HertAd saj's i -
"The Nerfblk Dsy! .Bookeontalnsth West news
from the Morth, and it editorials are sJways or an
mtemtmg;ehara4ter.w
k6ubsoTibfrt to.ihDAT :.Jffooi : ayre,apohav
ing their pipera sent prompt by saaiU ; - --
Address, Witn aimw
-ia-i 4 ...Editor swd :Prwprietei
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QUAJtTiERJaA?XfiXfc'. . MJtZMTAM a aaavn
P R0P0$AL3 ?T1LL BE &ICEIVEI At THIS
ffioe forfomUMng the North Carolina Trjcps
witii ; RATS, t Propesala must be' aeeompajsied by m
anple-or tne lias, ana must state pnw mCl
ber which can be deUvered per week, and also ft what
time the delivery wia
0fi Call,on hiia. : ' f V i P -i
S
vIJforsaieat .., . 'a , :.t
ere t dos; Jars of Pickles, at
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