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RALEIOID SATXJ110AT MOENING JUNE T 1862
NO 46
THE KL.E1GH REGISTER
ii roiuuit
-mSKlTrTlJSlS'LY,
BY JOHk HYlE,
carrea ib rurumi.
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adTertUemenU.
BUSINESS CARDS.
6
DeCARTERET ARMSTRONG,
BOOK BINDERS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MA HOT AOt VBIBS
KALKIOH, M. 0,
do IB tf.
- JQHNr Wi jCOSBY.
"AROHITEOT..
, Sept i .1800. - -r-y-
.if!?.:'
a. c. PCLLiasr, a. r. rarAaa. .
P OIiII A Bit A OO. '
AUCTIONEERS FOR SALE OF NEGROES,
Odd-Fellow' Hall, Franklin St.,
RICHMOND, VA.
DAILY SALES Public d PaiTAra.
We pledge our triotet attention to tbe.business en
trusted to us, and will, answer all com
munioatatns promptly.
PORTER ALWAYS AT EACH DEPOT,
ly 9 tf. -
. PEEBLES, PLUMMER CO.,
(rORMSKLT PBBSLBS WSTTTa.)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND OROCSSS,
No. Tl, Old Street, Petersbary Va.
IJROMPT and diligent personal attention given to
th sal of all ooasigtrmenta of Prod no. Alwsya
on hand a fall supply of standard quality Grooeriea,
tuiud to th wants ef Farmers aadlamilles.
LBU'L rSESLSS, ' J0. f. TBOJIMOB.
hiiibt l. rLDKBBR, jr late ef th firm of N M.
Martin, Brother A Co. - .
J-Sola Agents for Reese's JTioeph Peruvian,
r Manipulated Guano. )nn 274f.
OAK CITY SAVINGS BANK.
Da. T. D. HOGG, ViJl.
Job G. WiLLtans, (7aAr.
DIRKOTORS.
Dr. T. D. Hogg, H. S. Smith,
Q. Bin bee, Jean G. William.
This Bank is bow Meoirinf deposit, at the Ex
chann Office of John .G.Wilfiams eV Oo. Discount
day Tueday, , . fob I8-tf.
TO THE FRIENDS OF
HOME MANUFACT U B5 S.
THE Kim TO If
arrrrRaaiTTrf. OPERATION. .
fkRDKRS fornagr BR0GAN8 and BOOT$ ar
WaoUcitsd. . V. BaWM t) .
Kinston, W 0, Jan MJ860 .
ilMIBlMlf IT'S' -.fflra!9a'
PETERSBURG, TA..
THIS WIIJiKKaWHMTAUSHMKHT. -
savixa sbbi asoanTi.r rntii tf abb arrrcuaa
wrrear au woaanat noBTaBTBWOBB.. '
Hew oflfor .to- Trstwetier AttraoUeate v.
Jasaraasaod by any jaetea--.,
'-'S tnthe Country- "wm
mar - . JOHN JARRATT 4k BROir
- DONNANS k JOHNSTON, "
GROCERS Ail a) COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
tv-. Peterakoxg, V
ja srl. . f v.,' ji'ji '. ;'''"
f3DONAM A CO
V CCHdMIRSION VKRCHABm, " .
, , , RicajBiOBda Ta i - - f y
TNSURANCE COMPANY Or THH VA1
LIT OF IRQ15IA.Wis)hr, Virgiaia, Capital
tH).00. laouipmaaad Mi reaglgtl.- Chart
ailsaaaad aad wrembtlr
FiraLossesia yaari tojaly, 1W0, $&38,2VMi
naraaea acaiaat tes er daoBag by tra, a Caves
terms l,,cAflOIJfrert.
r W. U Vwr, Basfy., ii
XeSIMPBON,AttJ
aH4f :
, reterseeirg, Vsv
WANTED I WASTTEDI I
ITeTMlT ABIaB WHTT AKER'8
A CONTENTED MAJIt FOR'WHIliH
he offers a wremiaai FITS GALLONS ef
Urawry'a Catebrated rtoathajapto(VM
- BRANDY. '
fl..ai. i,rii,.i,f.nin ltnsWT'T IV-
THE XMMIXABI5 JTJ&AXXBK'h
DRKWRTS OLD APPLS BRANDT - V
8KIH JOSsW OLD APPL8 BRANDT, ...
TIB o ALES' OLD APPLB BBAJIDT
u4 saaay ether eaeiae BRAN Dm. - WWW,M
t. K Tka laatsalit r tad th DriMTT A
L1 at has Sara Bargee St, beta sea the aeaw
f. a. m. aad Ha. as,' tail aim. A
S 1 a a. o y
O 2
MEDICINES,
FHESil MKUICIHE8
AND TOILET ARTICLE1.
The Sabaoriner hai the plea re of ajmoeaeiag to
hit friend and the pobli generally, that aitar aneh
ielay tronbla. and eapenae, ewinx to the war, and ia-
terrnption of trad, he bai prooand a fraeh nppiy of
MeaiowM, xoiieu and olbw article in bu una, vntoa
be ha been nnabl to furnbh for lome time pJt
He ha to pay CASH for all k bnyt, and hope thai
mob of hi patron ai do. not pay promptly, wilt tak
Ui hint, and that all in arrow, who hare net gone to
the seat of war M Ight for onr Independence and
dearat in tercet, will pay np their arrearage or a part
at lent, o that ho may be able to meet preaaing da.
manda, and keep hi Stock replenished.
5T All order from the country (anleaa from
prompt and reliable parties,) will go unnoticed, if not
aeoompanied with the CA8II or Its eqairalent.
P. F. PBSeOD,
aa 17 tf Druggist, Raleigh, N. C.
FOR BEAUTIFYING ANIIMrUOVIB
TUK UA1H.I ht raeeivsd the fuilowing
fitrorh arttele, via ... v '.'.-
Jteetorar aind ZH)rdsMmaa4
Wela ut tiekiat'i Restorer,
Burnett's Coooaine and Cocin,
Rosemary a.ad Castor Oil,
Lowe' and Pirer's Pomades.
Demcraou, Petit Co Hygieniqae Reciete,
and Monpelas Pomades,
Tricopherens, Kathairea,
Essence Bay Leaves,
Sayae's Hair Tonic,
Fhileeoase, and
Pesoud's Hair Tonie.
Also, tli most approved Hair Dye known in thla
Country.
For tale at
PESOUD'S DBUG BTOKK.
Raligk, Bay 18, 180. ma 80 t'.
nUIST'B FRESH AND NEW CROP TUB.
, MP tfEEO.
CONSISTIKGr Of THH F0LL0WINQ VARIK
tie: Early Larre Flat Duch,
Early Red Top,
Ruta Bars, fa mperior variety.)
Large White Norfolk,
Large Yellow Norfolk,
Large White Globe. Also,
Altrliigbam Carrot, Mansrel Wortiel Beet,
and large Whiter Drumhead Cabbage Seed. t
For Bale in quantities to salt purchasers at
Juno 18-4-lf. P. F. PKSCCIVb'
CHISHAN'ai YEAST POWDERS. MT
Materials are to hand, and Mr. Ohietean ha pot
up a large quantity, all who have been waiting for sup
plies can send in their orders.
Ii yoa douU that thus jreat Powders are not su
perior to any now known, yoa can And testimonial
from the molt respeotabl families m Raleigh, at my
store,, when you can be supplied at wholsials or re-
aiL f. r. PK80UU.
may 23 , ,
ANOTHER BRILLIANT VICTORY!--While
on my recent visit to the Old Dominion, I
had the good fortune to procure from ' an old Iriend a
demijohn of Rose Cordial of th moat deleotahle fla
vor a Dlndid and iaviitoratiM articl foe the sick. I
JJi; iy tt, ffleans,i and get .some before it i f ooi 4
price x oent a ootuo. Among ioonoi-e vaneiy oi i
other thing
i too tedious td mention, ( which tha . I uuoa, ' . R'JWI'JW-k. Mt-it'&
SJjS-mtlt--"-: -. ..' 2,469 10,401
loefieal in theae gloomy time, ut call I Surry, 8,949 184 1,240 ' 10,3-TS
.in luii lit tut,
good and poetical in these gloomy time, Just call
around, procure iwaii ana a noma ai nniqiai, ,
M wnaaniaa a laa low of the most kuKfaihm
pSaeftaa.
P. Tf. peJSOUD, UruggftC
NEW AND SPLENDID ullMtlB
Consisting of
HUMMING BIRD,
BUTTKKFLY VIOLET,
PATCHUTLT MUSK,
PINK JOOKY CLUB,
FBANUIPANI KOSE.&o.
Alao, Frangipanl, Vsrbena, Cologne and other toilet
waters. All of wnicn are oi we nuosi quam mi pu
up m elegant style. -
M OT saie a -
PESOUD'S DRUG STOBJC.
Raleigh. May 18. I860. ma 28 if.
JUST RECEIVED AT
PESCUDS DRUG STORE.
. . ad onrr Dm cm D9
BAKERS PKKlsHvi". Ill It
A new supply of the celebrated Bittars on hand
. i . nirsnrtn'a rtn.- atnr
MUSTARD.
A frwb lapplj jart wind
ODVUV SV Miviw.
rjHALONS HAIaTtNVIGORATOH, .
r Barrys Irieopbereaa,
Esekial Hair Restorer,
Pavsonslndallibl Ink. .
At PBSOUiyS Drug Store.
anH-tf . - Raleigh, N.O.
Conftderatt) Cloth Just reoeived
from tbe Crenshaw Woolen
. Company. Rlohmond, Vai.;-.
rfAVIVM PURCHASED FROM THE
I f ustion oale- a large involo f Gray and Blue
XrZl. .A r..iuna am art BraDared-t make aai-
fbrms in th best snaBnar. Alar, a large invoice of
Mary lead Cloths and CaaeiTneres; Cadet Hrey, Tory
Anat 4a. North Carolla Cassimw Gay, large qaaa-
ttt for uniforms aas anarj inw, '
made or mad W BMamre. We hav now in oar cut
ting aepartaaaat two Cottar that cannot be beat in
tbe art of aattlnf both military and eitiasas' drAs.
m..k Vmuih Cloths. Oasaimer and Tastings j
Tel Vesting, Uaek aad Fancy; W Oaimere Suits,
aU , Inst reoerrad ; 60 dosea Marie so Lambs'
Wool Shires aad Drawers India Rubber Ovaroeaes
aad LesgiaJf fa Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Collars,
Glores, Cravat, Sospsndan, Shawls, Banket, (sai
lers, Gamoaters, as. , x, ws uiov -,
fch 80 . . - Patarsburir, Va.
- Call and Settle.
n. f wnRitTED TO THE StJBSCRI
A her will pleaee eaii and settle their aooounta. It
vea eant nay th money new, air your note. My
book mast be dosed, - ; B, b. CYANS.
January tth, 1862. '' . -
s . Ifejrro Olrl foi Ure v
mHK SUBSCRIBER , HAS FOR, HIRE
f aNegrGselmgingto theeflexsonaatats,
MT GOODS -FOB. CASH ! DOJTT
i r in Tiaalissasl Thanfim 1 Baca avwry aersea
u. tha admlUsment will a a for
CREDIT- "t isaaa ,tas7r. arm
basiaessi hd hav fJ -"" m
i a.LatW on ersrv oarsaa thatawas ma DOL
LAR, aad hav hot beea able W net the , drst
CEN T. -I w-h y wwaid mu
, i. R. FBaNsTMaL-
UMardib
apl-4
Tii nnammx
sTOBACCO.''-AN.
II OTHER Lot ef Old Decaiaiaa Srklr,g -Te-
Jam recarved SmiTJlT!
BeeT Btsro." Baid s be Sow-rier t .t
T .i ,,r i. lis i ill
WHiTAKfcft's w. this riALai m
BUT. Gasds delivered freeef Charfs, U i aa?
aartertbeOtys.
raa-JV-
T,VR8T
MIXEHAL
waters.cos:.
t grass, Roehbndre Ahsai, ae
VUe Salphar Water, ate Keek
d Grea Briar va,
andg
Ceaaat of North Carolina.'
3i SUjmrUi by the Seerttarg of V Stall OwSnp-
turn,
race
COL'BD.
421
,1
1SI
XI
142
729
I7
436
200
00
21
104
114
270
:
V
aLAT'i.i; TOTiJ.
OODKTIBS.
WHIT.
t.osr
6,391
6,383
8,367
T.4J8
8,172
8,840
0,2.14
4,518
10,028
(,M7
7,408
6,297
2,840
0,004
0,681
0,038
- 12,S6
J.44 V11.MJ
on J ft- ,02J
,061 l,4
200 iV ,4M
801 i-t.OM
i,m I4.T7H
8,180 r 14,311
5,887 lIl,6
8,081 ,4M
1,MI tJ,4
2.871 ; 9.287
BOO,
Alexander,
Aason,
Alleghany,
Ahe,
Beaufort,
Gertie,
Bladea,
Brunswick,
Baneomba,
Burke,
Oabarrua,
Caldwell.
Camden,
Carteret,
CaawBll,
CaUwba, ;
Chatham,
Cherokoa,
1,040 l?.U,46l
1,088 '. ?,
1,1271 -4- .
v l,90 ,18S
; MM t 10,910
I.OOi f 10.780
' 28
. 04
!' SI
u (,248 v 1,105
"!: 9,160
8,00B
2,878
,?' . 0.848
Chrrwan,
161
i iJ4103: MOMS ,It ta,
ul
8,779
856
t,468
w9T
C reran,
Cumborlaad,
Curritack,
Davidson,
Davie,
Dnplia,
Edgecombe,
Forsyth,
Franklin,
(laaton,
Oatas,
Aran villa,
Greene,
Guilford,
Halifax,
Harnett,
Haywood,
Henderson,
Hertford,
Hyde,
Iredell,
Jackson,
Johnston,
Jones,
Lenoir,
Lincoln,
Maoon,
Madison,
Martin,
McDowell,
Meoklenburg,
Montgomery,
Moore,
Nash,
8,798
4,ri
14,378
6,001
8,286
0,880
10,716
0,490
7,0U9
4,180
11,189
2,820
16,788
0,642
6,261
6,488
8,981
3,948
4,682
11,141
6,241
10,648
2,210
4,903
6,000
6,870
6,092
6,446
5,642
10,648
0,781
8,725
1,980
978
221
14T
101
874
888
211
641
102
302
1,121
152
2,450
104
85
1,111
259
29
0
193
107
177
80
115
1
451
S73
290
45
184
088
766
650
169
622
1,484.
392
318
127
100
846
-880 .
1,460
407
135
122
0,190
0,830
,
S,70
2,392
7,120
10,108
1,704
7,079
2,199
3,902
11,080
3,947
3,624
10,349
2,584
813
1,382
4,446
2,73
4,177
281
4,910
3,413
6,191
2, 116
19
113
4,303
1,306
0,641
1,823
2,618
4,081
10,343
6,808
8,499
6,109
2,983
8,669
6,195
8,473
620
0,463"
1,645
6,456
0,818
3,929 -2.39
V.
18,273
10,389
7,41
10,001
8,434
16,780
17,370
12,691
14,110
9,a
8,444
23,390
7,925
20,040
19,441
8,039
- 6,801
10,448
9,604
1,734
15,347
6,628
16,657
6,730
10,311
8,195
6,004
-4,908
10,189
7,120
17,374
7,641
U,42T
11,088
21,716
13,371
8,851
10,949
8,940
7,248
11,221,
18,791
4,043
11,909
16,798
16,490
10,740
' 14,680
0,319
New Hanover, 10,617
Northampton, 6,V12
Onalow,
Orange,
Pasquotank,
6,198
11,318
4,473
3,28
6,708
T.,480 '
2,317
6,211
14,768
Perquimans,
Taraon,
Pitt,
Polk,
Richmond,
Randolph,
Rpbeaon,
8,684
JeookiyDghaiD, 30,021
BwBi - VSAVl
Rutherrord, . v.ueu
.11,573
102
10,79
a a t'i
1 tns
Union,
8,903
16,470
4,923
8,j96
4,771
8,72V
13,f8t
6,944
9,110
8,229
63
2.240 '
Wake,
1,424
402
298
82,
734
261
280
168
64
10,733
10,401
2,465
104
8,461
1,208
3,496
1,433
362
28,027
15,726
.0,857
4,957
14,906
14,749
9,720
10,711
8,665
Warren,
Washington,
Watauga,
Wayne,
Wilkes,
Wilson,
Tadkin,
.,Y.ncey,.
031,489 80,097 831,081 992,6B7
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.
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Abriged and compiled by Lieut. Colonel Win.
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Whensontby mail, 170
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. . Prie $1.M
' yttm seat by BtaU, , LW
INSTRUCTIONS1 FOR FIELD ARTIL
LERY ErtractedfromtlLHAM'S MAN.
( ,MUAI ler Velanuer and Mllrtia
Whan sent by maO. . - . . 108
BrCHddiTop the eunEs,-rthi prwau
... .-Ul.. Ill..traia4 arlth 21 KaCTaeo
mrv. and daslnedfor ttt the Militia ef
,tb Coafederate tHatea. .. v .:
ria 81.00
MAM Alert .
H a DetacCiucnt SetVlc of Troop, 'aad the
ary Sreaus) ea. vw.wow. : rr't
. T -poemag aa aaaauaf lasn ia prw-
. Vaey. - -
1 . . ' Wheel seat by maO, -i2
GILflAM'S MANUAL tor th' VeVaateerf
ahdMiUtta af ah CeaaJedeme State.
';c. -'rv.-B tbyiafl,51 - J.H
for sal by
se U-tf
W. L. POIESOT.
- ' v Raleigh, S.C
1 StTPESTOR ARTICLK 6 CHEW
.lNa Tebaaee ThaPanSsmtharaQaM.
1 2tatBaaeatieMBTeda. . ije
a t' ' ' ' " , W. 0. leek ilnisi -
SODA. WA
era; idea.
WATER AND SUGAR CRACK
aaU
VBITAXXa'S,
NEW CLOTHING 8TOJIE II
JUST OPKKSD BY
isaac mmm
at the eorner of FayatUvilm St, aad Market Squar
20,000 worth of MEN'S aad BOYS' Ready
Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and many other
article. I with It distinctly aadsrstaod that thee
Goods were bought hi times of .peaee, and consequent
ly at much lower nitoes than they could be bought for
bow. They will be sold again at tbe
OLD RETAIL PRICES.
I hav no particular fancy for saying much. All I
( asm of the pubua is so gir m a csSL They
will certainly act a disappointed
ia th qaantfty, quality er
'"Jf " ia tha prices of my
-i v G4DS. - - '
Reaoeaabsr, eorner if Favattavitie Street and aiar
Sqoara, (foraisrljt eaupied by H Foai.) -
ataspwswairy-. -5.
tadci yjyrTj y,.-
1861. 1861.
OFNTLEMEN AND BOYS
IN WANT OFS
CLOTHING, BATS, SHOES, BOOTS, Ac., of
every description, will f nd me prepared this SPRING
te furnish tb.malth BETTER GOODS, at mors
Reasonable Prices
than heretofore: aad I most cordially Inrile tbam to
axamlaaiay
GOODS AND PRICES
befor purobaaing.
Notwithstanding th srisit,.I bar been NORTH
and purchased, to groat advantage, a most BEAUTI
FUL and VARIED STOCK of
CLOTHING
AND KENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
and my friends can be furnished, at short notice, from
head to toot.
Having a splendid Stock of the moat fashionable
and approved French CLOTH, DOESKINS,
CA88IMERES, VESTINGS of all kind, Ae,
tba most ACCOMPLISHED AND SUPE
RIOR CUTTER AND WOUKMEN
in my TAT L0RING ESTABLISHMENT, I sm ready
to compete wi'h any on in th old North Stata ia
making any Garment or Clothing to order, in the most
superb and artistic manner.
The liberal encouragement I have reoeived and
continued indications of increasing confidence, Inspire
me with the bop that I shall be more liberally patron
ised than ever; to merit which I will give my undivi-J
ded attention to the wants of. all who favor we with a
call. M. GRAU8MAN.
ap'113 tf ,
MILITARY' .GOODS!
r( SUP. GRBT AND DRAB MILITARY
0 J OTsresats with large capes, prte 10, 18, 20 and
. 22 dollars, all horn Blade.
SOO Merino Shirts, Grey and White, forosnip life.
0O Pairs Merino aad Shaker drawers, 'ail
4. Gray aaAWhite, jast to hand. "
BO Pair Grey, Blue, Drab and Mixed colored Cloth
lored i Cloth
Br."':"
and Castuneras. adt lo mAvaft "fM
Overcoating is Baavijr, Pilot and Petorsharu.
4U Dosea sup. White Stllrta.
70 Pf-Tn'ruilmnrfi. ftlnsassa.
Blaaket and Shawl Tor Soldier's use.
Oil Cloth Orercotta, Leggins and Cap Covers.
Gilt Buttons by the gross.
Gold Braid by th pair.
Haversack by tha hundred.
200 Pair Drill Gaiters.
Heavy Books by the dosea.
Gloves and Gauntletts.
Pants, Vests and Dress Clothing ; a complete -assortment
at T. W. R0YSTON A CO.'S.
oct t Petersburg, Va.
1861,
1801.
AUGUST ITth,
MILITARY GOODS !
NO. 61 SYCAMORE, PETERSBURG, VA.
T. W.
& Co,
Can furnish Military Companies with th following
named good at short notio :
Oil Clo.a Over Coats,
Oil Cloth Oap,
Oil Cloth Harerlocks,
Oil Cloth Haversack,
Oil Cloth Leggins,
Fatigue Jackets,
Plain aad fanoy fatigue Shirts.
Gingham and Calico Shirte,
Mirino under Shirt (White and Grey.)
Maria Drawers, (White aad Grey,)
elvet and flannel Zouave Caps,
Heavy Grey Over Coata,
ALSO, ON HAND,
Grey aad Blue Satinet,
Grey Gaetmero,
Grey Flannel which they will make ap to order
aad warrant satisfaction in every instance.
T. W. R0T8T0N, CO.,
No, li Sycamore St.,
aa 21 tf Petersburg, Va.
WHITAKER'Sl
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SPRING GOODS I
SPRING STOCK!!
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' THE INIMITABLE.
THE INIMITABLE WHITAKER.
AO Boxes Oraages, 4 00 1
10 boxe Franeh Paq- .
y 44a.
SO box Webb A Whit.
sed's celebrated SO.
SO d Lemon. . 4 a
5-0 BM. Apple. 4 0
lO ae Potatoes, 4 0
40 Boxes Caale(V
IHIImW) .
40 hexes Oomm
Caady, "4.
10 aeons raaey Oea' -
.-. djf, v - 2s.
BAOCO.
20000
Havana CI.
GARS.
90 Cass Crackers
MBbls Cracker.
WOOD 'AND ; WI1X0WWARE.
Twit. .meaeW at Oi INIMITlBLl TTHITA,
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8-a great vatiaty af WVOU aval vuvvr
WARN,
FISH! FISH 1 1 nsHIU
Harrars, Maiisia, Msaaevea,
A aWmA mrm Aail eiweeted at
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WHtTAiRR'S CITT RMPORITJls
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aaaaaaetag a variety f styvsa ef aastaraa ef Braaeb,
9imm. T2aa Btawm. Bis els . f-iaarar Riac, La-
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE T, 1862.
THE LATEST NORTHERN NBtyS.
Through th kindness of a gentleman w hat
been placrd (says tbe Kichniond Eisrainer,). ia
the jontesion ef North papers aa late aa tta J7th
altimn. The nows la highly Important. Wdfet
up tbe fn lowing summary :
LATER FROM EUROPE-NEWS OF THE
CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS IN EU
PP ITS EFFECT IN ENGLAND AND
COMMENTS OF TUK ENGLISH PRESS,'
Tbe advices from Euiope are important The
Noti of the capture of N OrUans bad arrived
out, and-tbeeurant a vary widely 'eomaiaateA
ee)4y'hwjih press Hr;' .
Th lioodon Times asks bow it will effee
England. The Times think it it useless to deny
th Importance Of tbe event, but says if the South
erner mean what tbey ray of burning
thrir cotton they can never be conquered. One
thing is needed, and that ia that "cotton should
oome dowr" lo New Orleans, but, should tbe
planters destroy their stock or refuse to bring
them dawn,thTimarld, UH tj hart to tu icfta f
is gained b$ the cavturt"
The London Post says it will not seriously
aflcct the fortunes of either party, although ate
riou U se to the South. It says the ultor hupe
lesaDW ef tbe stiuggla is more apparent at eacb
successive stsga.
The mnt (ignifloant festura of th effect of the
news in Europe of tbe taking of New Orleans is
that the fact had produced no influence on ijie
cotton market.
"STONEWALL JACKSON'S "VICTORY
BANKS PURSUED ACROSS THE RIVER
-IMMENSE EXCITEMENT IN THE
NORTH TROOPS RUSHING TO THE
DEFENCE OF WASHINGTON NORTH
ERN ACCOUNT OF BANKS' REPULSE
"A SECOND UPRISING FOR THE DE
FENCE OF WASHINGTON."
Our Northern papers ara filled with the ac
counts of Stonewall Jackson's victor. The
whole North was wild with excitement and pan
ic. Lincoln had Issued orders lo tha Governors
of the several States fur aieo for "tbe defencq of
the National Capital," and tbey, in turn, had Is
sued tbe most irnflammalor appeals to tlepteple.
The Governor of Msuihuetts, in his appeal
say:
,"Men of Massachusetts I th wiley and hatird
oua horde of traitors to the peduIe,totheejOeriiche t
of oiir country, and. to liberty, menace seal ri the
j Ngtional CanlW, .Thar JuvaatUnjkadVeS fVf ;
1 . A m.kUnn W..l,l..l
Tttej President cal la o " l aseachjueeU torin no
xoai sor its reaeue and defence. The whole so
li sniltlia will be summoned by a gojioral'
order, oto., se.
The Governors of tbe other States had issued ai mi.
liar orders lor lanir wttole ruroe 'tto orcsm-
iz;) and proceed forthwith to Washington," and
in the meantime all tbe amateur regiments
among them tba famous New York Seventh
bsd been hurried on. The New" York Herald
'alls it, "The Second Grand Uprising of the
People," and says tba great moving lo and fro of
tbe military "bring back forcibly the early days
of the rebellion, when there was such a tremen
dous uprising for Hi defence of (be National Cap
ital. -
Tbe Northern press were much excited over
th news, and the New York Herald said it
"could duly be regarded as a very unfortunate
event." "The rebels,'' continues the Herald,
"have doubtless received valuable military stores
to a considerable amount, at Front Royal, Strai
bnrg and Winchester, and tbe extensive region
conquered from tbe rebellion, and the successful
labours therein of General Banks of the last three
months in behalf of th Union are lost in this
tingle overwhelming dasb of the enemy."
THB TCBLIltQ IX KKW YORK.
Tbe new caused the greatest excitement in
New York. The N. Y, Herald says that "leers
were uttered on every side, while denunciations
of some ef the powers that be in Washington were
not at all to rare or unfrequentss they might have
been. Men (n uniform were to.be seen pushing
long excitedly through the streets, ana toe ar
mories of the vsrious regiment were thronged
with people."
THK riBLIVO IH B1LT1MORB.
The feeling in Baltimore on the news of the
advance of Stonewall Jackson into Maryland was
intense. Th street were crowded and the au
thorities feared ait uprising of secessionist
Baltimore street," say a dirpaich lo th New
York Herald, i crowded wifi excited people
from Calvert 16 dlolday street There is great
excitement.-The crowd are abasing obnoxious
people (t . secession ,) aa 1 occasionally beating
them. The neopla bavv lust demanded the display
of all th star and stripe from all tbe newspaper
office and public building. The demand was
complied with, tbe AM Ala easeg the.sait U
an furl the flag U th brerxa
"The' exeitemsnt I fearful, and prominent
secattionUu have disappeared from th atreeu.'.'
, THB LATEST.
W bav received New York and Philadelphia
C i per of Thursday, the 29th hut., but t such a
t hear that, va can -only briefly mention, the
most prominent new contained la them.
Great fear were still felt throughout th North
that Jackson, would captors Washington. The
celebrated New York Seventh, th tarn that ear
Mayor aad many of ear citiao esad thecruelve
seen fuol ever not lung since had arrived in
BsJtimora, a rout to Washington.' Several regimen-f
aaiiitie were else abort leaving New
York Yr the same daati aatlpa-r-
I tieeu ja-iieuaa imiwrapua Msnnicwra;
ef Warthat theaastleof ixsimrlt "ratBna
I eomntn -rout oi vo rami, ui issssej
T-rerrar irinr r -wiwhi vw,
Ljgi g if QuwB sH 1,VW to mva, ratA wvunutwi
9. ' "
i Northera papers of ta 80th nlL, hav, been
A ewreapwideet of the PhllocMphia scrar.
vitra troca Mocaantcavlll, jxtmrm j
iMSW P sans .irl U ia iUlAmatld, ' " '
Oaa. MclellanaeortrSavdiaorTaOUat f th
skirmish as. asTr ?4jrtioiia with Braaohli
Brfaada. ihcrw that. Ale ha Ululle and
Rrirada. thaw thai
kaowiaglynad. . v ,
Cm dated Cerieth, My JT, state, that
sh ni-i. a within meakiac distaaee.: -iMat-
ssekaMbis atisaiMeaaa, beaiaasHrJsh aary.
thlac. aad eotrerjeaes a he dvea.- - - . e-
s I ol baa ssimi ad the Burfblk AMny
I K . , i -.1- frt 1 . . .W. v - -
- 4 . ent; ' -
b eswogasriteTaateBmBAjteaAKsya
mm
1 :is"-"vMms
Wlnehattar, i described hy th Yankee Journal
a being ewfol
They did not atop running until they got antli.
lw acruaa th Potoauu.
It kt stated by the veracious Yank corre.
poodentt, that wheo tbe Ueina pstrlots were n
the run from Winchester, the mdie trad at them
from the wii dows with ) is to la, killing; great ma
ny. - "
, There Is a great excitement aU over Bta
Maryland, ceased by ibe brilliant and unexpected
n of General Storewa'l Jackson.
Tha Ysnkse Vandal iblied the train contain
lag our sick and wounded on th Richmond and
York River Railroad, last Sunday.
' lijjoolh'h ihis 1st BtiBora.
Front a Paris Correspondence..
It would be roost desirable thing if a stop could
be put to the exportation from the United State
te France of tbe portraits of Mr. Lincoln, onl
otae better one can b sent out than those Wbioh
now all the shop windows of Paris. The person
s I H m use picture loa s mucfiisa a
Kan eondemned to the gallows that large numbers
of them have been imposed upon the people hers
by the shopkeepers as Dumollard. th famous
murderer of servant girls, latoly guillotined near
Lyon. Such a face is enough to ruin the best of
cause and people read the name inscribed under
it with astonishment, or rather bewilderment, for
the thing appears more like a boat, than a realty.
OUt 00MMI1S8I0NB IN KUROrC
From a Paris Correspondence.
Messers Slidell and Macon, both of whom are
now at Paris, krep up tbe faith of their Southern
friends by assuring ihn,in the most positive way,
that overything is going on admirably in the
South, and that the succesi of tbe rebellion Is a
certain ly The work these gentlemen have taken
upon Hie:n-. Wet is likely lo keep them busy Irnm
this tt ii ) oi . The Independence Beige says that
Mr. t i !' is been received by tbe Emperor, and
that h hi... esty gave Mr.Slidell to understand that
he mig.it t .e for an intervention at no remote
period. 1 beliovo I may state with certainly,
that there U no truth in this report. Mr. Slideli's
Thursdays' receptions at bis house in the Champs
Eiysres are, 1 understand, U'gely and fashionably
attended.
COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR, 1803
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCK COMPANY. At th annual
meeting of the North Carolina Mutual lire Imuran oe
Company, held en' the 14th January, 1882, the follow
ing persona wars sleeted Directors and Officers for the
ensuing year : .8
BTRKCT0R8. 7
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh
John R: Williams, do.
T. H. Selby, do.
. . C. W.D. Hutchings, de
Kemp. P. Battle, do.
tieorge Little, - do.
Jame M Tcwlea, . d.
James R. Hoyt, Washington,
Alexander Mitchell, Newsern.
Jos. G. Wright, Wilmington.
John M. Jones, Edcntoa.
' George W. Charles, Elisabeth City -Jos
Ramsay, Plymouth.
J.W. Barrell, Murfreesborough
it. t. y illuuu, Uttarlotte,
Samuel Welkin, MUtoa.
A. W. Steel, FayeUevllle. ,
Joseph White, Anion county
Josh. Boner, Salem.
A. P. Sammy, Asheville,
OFFICERS OF TUB COMPANY
T. H. Salby, Pridtnt.
Henry D.Turner, Fie do.
Jobs R. Bryan, Attorney.
- Bamdeo 8. Smith, Secretary aad rsmtrr ... .
- T. H. Mby, -o0lcio,y
John R, Williams, 1 Ex. Otmmitm.
' C. W. D. Hatchings, J .
This Company has beea is suceeaeful eperaUoB
arer 1.1 years, and OBttnaes to take risks upon all
jUsses of property la the State, (except Steam Mills
aad Turpentine Distilleries) apea favorable tenaa.-
Its Policies aeweovar property amounting te aearly
$4,000,000, a large portion ef which is la country
risks ; aad Its present capital Is over Foar Haadred
The sand Dollars, in bonds properly aecared.
All eommunicationi ia refereacs te insurance should
b address 1 to th Secretary, poetoeid
BARDBH B. SMITH, AWy
Jaaaary Wth, I2. jaa 22
PlantRtlOR WRnt'ed t
ON OR NEAR ORE OF THE LUTES
of KaUr-ad, with aeteasaeaasiea for Sfty te
svaty-U.t Lsfroe.
Persons owning aad desuwa ef aelUag saek, will
pleas aidrto th laBseriber, deserlblag tha place,
quality if er-fl, th prod action, loeaUoa, prie ef eara
aad aasU ia Jie neighborhood, prie aad ( ,
salV-djOl iwu?ielri tap te aais. ,
': marH tf - : ttaieigh, H.'ft- -
-r5attCKEl"BAKERT.
rwHJ 6C RSCRIR KReV- MA VING BBHr-A '
lterge HARD-BREAD aad CRACKER BAKE;
HY, and Itted H p with the moat tsspv jdmaehia.
an, ara aew prepared te faralsh th eikJea f Rol- j -igkaod
the Htat-t, ttIH "h f" w "
eaality. seteh a i; wr -r-r-y"
5 vs, " g0pt. CRACKERS, , .J. :.. .: - .
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1 SUGAR . f:, aW,.
. T see ale praparal te far lab the Army aad Ka-
. . ' . UWIRE BlaCCIT, eta- -Wj
At tbeleweat market rate. Oak erdaet securely
aaeked aad wreeaptly asteaeed te.
aUMPSO 0sL ,
EMPTY FLOUR' BARRELS, fat
tfJASTtD, .
goad eeidittea. tar whiah we will pay 24ah'
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