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a ' I I. , .... Jill. ..I- 1J the uAime i 7 - 'iii " ii m i in T '( f l ' ii "i i T" LATEST , NEWS: THE FIUUT ai ;Sv1 ;.t TeterdT,'VJUBWnt xr?" UoD w them once entirely frem their position,- TSbrt tbn tbrea thousand jtot a wl otteVclock. Qv.noto& AJV . ,aVaV - t I - across rir the tMtteemetoV-theMkeei JSiTiad u ft!- Berera boMefrere destroyed. ' Wo Mti m.t of lot on Uber Ode, here nd U doing bi full doty. " vMter ieirt H mg wee ru,.! uoeondWontl lorrenaer" dTw wm the .IguIfioaot'Tepij' , w candSeVboliti SSff Jbdr depredeUoMoncltlwni. ' GoiMiouo', Dec. 15. . ..in... n the direction of the lines since - lines since last dupitcb. .. , , j- . Vrom tbe Richmond Enquirer of Monday. Jzwmmolix bout. op .mw. BlCKSBUBG-DISr ATOH PBOJl GBtf, lee... ' - r' . " ' From an officer bo came down" In the train last evening; we learn the following: Jj. 4 The fighting of-Satardaywaa chiefly brXone- 'SS; Wof the part which waa U the batU. At the time General A. """r."4! hia Legion waa holding ln.cnecK mwu uvu..-- anil fthftnemy. The' remain or me gaiiaui lUtineuUbed eentleman were brought to mand on yesterday evening train. Oar ioJTn theWtle of Saturday i "iousW itated at from six bund red to one thousand in kUled v. j -.a-a ThUurhter of the enemy waa verv ereat-Tastly exceeding offrs. Our uWJ ' S -!--vi .-.r.j mnA was Trv enectlTe.4- fXrnrro rtf punth Carolina, wm Very verely and it wasbejiaTed morUlly wounded. Be wm shot through the body. ! . . a General Render waa slightly wounded in the 'header arm. TVe" understood he reported for di ty again on yesterday. . I , : Our informant heard of no other general otBcej .v.A ... inured Thp wereteveral unfounded of which stated that the gallant General Hood wa ha nraa tinintured. killed Te are uuin j J ' . v.J v-ar . 3 a. . s a b a. . A 4.aam mnntiri W BI! V narrow eocapes among them General J. Jfi. JJ. Stuart, whose neck was grazed, by a. bUeV On yesterday up to one and a half p cloelr, When the cars lettthere bad been heavy and Uregular ikirmishing, promising to grow into a generai en cagement. Jackson's corps were, all in motion towards the front. We learn by.telegrapb, that as late as four o'clock there waa till Nothing but kirmihing. ' , . -.- Our soldiers were cheerful and confident oif flna success. . ,,l a- The enemy were driven back a considerable distance iu the fight of Saturday. Our troop re tained their strong position on tbe Massaponax hills about lour Ues this side of Fredericks burg. . .DISPATCH FROM OI!T. LW. The following despatch was received At tbe, War Department at 9 o'clock, P. M., Saturday : ' At 9 o'clock this morning the enemy attacked cur right wing, and, as the fog lifted thebatUe ran along the line from right to leftmtil 6 P. M., 1 ho Anemv hnintr reunified at all points thanks ne to God I A usual, we have to mourn the loss of many brave men.' I expect the battle will be re sumed at daylight to-morrow morning. .3 To General- Cooper ? - i ' t ' , ' s ' t '' t- - Gen. Hampton reports that he entered Duntnes and captured 20 wagons with, scores, and took 60 prisonars, all of which be brought toe Bappa ' haunock. General Siegel is expected At Dumfries f "rj n f a sr n ITT T7 Uobil: December 12. -A. special dispiloh1 to the Advertiser and Jiegi&ter from Murfreaiaboro', dated 11th inst, says : "Yesterday morning the enemy, 60,000 strong, re-occupied Hartayille They rpfused, under a flag of truce, to exchange paroled. prisone for . our wounded, or4o permit iia t n romnva f Via nan) . NasbVille dates of the 9th say that the Aboli- 1 tionisls acknowledee a loss of sixty killed at Hairts ville. The rebel forces were estimated at 4,000. The abolition army b greatly demoralized. I'hArA i nn nroanoct of an1 advance until the Cumberland rues. It is supposed that Bosenerancj will be suoerseded by McCook. ' 1 St. Louis dales to the Tth lay it la reported that "Hindman and Marmadoke, 25,000 strong. Were, driven back by Blount at Cave Spring, Arkansas..; Next day they drove in Blount's picket, but were repulsed; Blount holding the rebels in check for fuurdaji. Tbe rebels were Telling limber all night to cover their retreat.,' -," , . ,4 A YANKEE WAR PRAYER. The prayer delivered at tfie opening of Coa4 greEs by Rev. Mr. Stockton, the Chaplain of that body, is extremely good. , ;Wa give the following extract from it. - . ; i We pray that In our conflicts that just so far as Thou eeost right Thou wilt give. ua victory and advancement. Be mindful, O Lord, of the havoc and desolation that" Is falling; upon the. land through this war;. Remember .the sick and the wounded and ihe dying. , We ,prey for ..our brethren now in arms against us.- We thank Thcelbat is to easy for u$ to obey thi$ prteept of our Redeemerlove your enemie.-.We cannot cease to love tKcm. May they soon. ! be Induced p relinquish the til that is amongst them,' and pLco higher value on the great principles of the charter oi our Independence, Anahow that they regard "life, liberty and the pursuit ot hAppiae' as the right of all mankind, And as .beyonA l mere local advantages, so bt ' there shall bd a restored Union, with, increased goodness an4 love and glory and joy upon ; the earth for ater and over i ; t , .. , f-.-i-j-f-l--. i , , ii i I CoTTosr.-At the market price pf cotton, to-daj. says an exchange, our now .useless, .staple; is jof value enough to pay, of .itself, every dollar which j the Confederate 8tatee owe. At thia ' moment there are 3,000,000 bales of cotton within' tb& country, which, at the Toling; prices of thei staple; now, is worth $700,000,000. ;l Since, the world, began no nation ha ever bad In Its hinds so tanuch weaitn in a single article of production, . a no consumption of cotton Is Increasiug in A ratio '.ilarj fatter than the increased means Of its production,' and this resulu.'in a fer eat degree, from the- sew' fabrics to which it ia being --applied,- to lay noth4 ing of the increase of tbe world's population, An4 the new civilizations wbich Immediately J reqeire its use. Regarding these interesting 6 facts And statistics with respect to this Annual storey o? wealth, it is Impossible u suppose that tha'suni of Itibt Which thia WAP will -vimnllt Vxt an. manageahle or fall withjntolerable weight vtpon ur people. MJ , 1 u.n U(j.-L- t .Jx-vovL-JL- l. Gin. J oseph E. J oHSirroir. Tb Chattanoo- ga KebeL of the 4th, aanouficea the, am val there of Gen. Joe E. Johnatori and aUfl;'' Tbelberl viiium ui, ueauuuirwn afc vuaiHUioosrA. ana .(...J .i- . . ... . . . entered at once on the discharge of the importan t diities of his command. ttllEGISTEU; north caholinajlegislaturc. fj!iAad zecefvtd frwnhe4&wt propodBjftMTiinf of Joint Committee to enqulrewby not more than Mevbalflhe soldiers have beer pld the IxwiBty 'idtiicrixed by an Ordlnlnca -of the Contention,. ,V?t empowarin g tham id' sand fcnrpenoia and p- iflun&y reports warrrecelTed from standing Uomouttee. r - ,.v . rv., T.'. " ' Tha Sftlftct'Oomm'tte on afo'urBmeot reported ekUc'ecoaimin61og .the adjoarHment of Monday in; November, 48e3,Tmiesa,eoonoi 'calied" together bj tba Goternor ardCJoOTcit-. Oa' tcoantof tome Infermailty the reporr wu immiWr-t-W. r tr.r r ; ThA Select Oommitke on the tbreateneiaeiauxe Of Iron btlonglogto. tbe Wilmington nd JButh erfoi a KallroadT tbe Confederate Government, reported nVeaofwbn that theTJonfederAtaGot ernmeninad no right to aeixe-aaid iron, and pro tesilag egainatiuch action by that government. .Mr;.Wgsinahxtroduoed.oa,iU flrft, reading "Tae Bevenue bill, which wai read and made the order 61 the dav for Monday next and for eacbxday thereafter until it be disposed of. - : ,Tfi UU concerning . insane persona pasaeo. iu thicdtfi&dlafl'. ' k -Thenour.for the order of the' dAy, the bill to raise a force of State reserves, nAtmg Arrtvea, t ..Mr. Matthews withdrew' the amendment he offered yesterday and .offered , as an amendment the minority report of the committee appointed on the subject. M. Oopeland moved to- amend -by -excepting from the persons to be called out those liable to be called into the Confederate service by' virtue Of the Conscript act. . He introduced the amendment because the bill without some inch modification would, in hia i opinion, conflict with the law of the Confederate -Government. It was no time to decide upon the cointfUtutionality. of the Conscript aet. With Govp Vance he thought that the law bad been the salvation of the country. The further consideration of the bill was post poned until Monday next, (Pending its consideration, two elections . for Judge of the 7th District waa held, but the result of the last had not been , announced when tbe Senate adjou in ed. An election for Solicitor was also held lor the same circuit, resulting in the election of Wm. P. Bynum, Esq. . I The Senate adjourned until to-morrow morn ing. at 11 o clock. Horas or Commons. A memorial was recei ved: from John Boaemond, a citizen of Wake county, asking compensation for property taken by the military. i The joint Select Committee to consider the. question of adjournment reported in favor of ad journing on the 2 2d. of. December to the. first Monday in November, 1863. nnloss sooner con vened by the Governor and Council. "! Mr. Love moved to lay the resolution on the table. . Agreed to ayes 37, noes 34. ' Mr. Mann, of Pasquotank, from the committee appointed to enquire into the arrest of members by the military reported that they had examined Lieutenant Walker and General Martin, whav staled the men ad exoeeded their orders, which was only to arrest deserters ; that they were also intoxicated At the time. Geneajd Martin had ta ken! measures to have them punished by Col. Mallett, their commanding officer. . Several resolutions were introduced and read the first time. : On motion of Mr. Waddell, the resolution to hold evening sessions waa taken up, amended and agreed to. I Mr. McBae's resolution limiting speeches to 15 minutes waa taken up, and agreed to. : A number of bilk passed their first reading. A message was received from the Senate pro posing to set aside Friday the 19th of December for the election of magistrates; concurred in. i Mr. Worth moved the Revenue Blti be made the special order of theday for Monday 12 o'clock and from day to day until disposed of; agreed to. i ' Tbe adjourned debate on the bill to organize the State Beserves, was resumed, the House go ing into Committe. of the whole, i Mr. McKay moved to amend, by allowing company officers to be elected by the rank and file, and field officers by the company officers, j After, considerable debate, Mr. McKay's Amendment was adopted. Yeas 59, nays 34. Mr. Ingram moved tbe appointment of field officers by the Governor, staff oflicers by the Col ionel, and Surgeon by the Surgeon General. The yeas and nays being called for, the amend ment was rejected yeas 23, nays 69. : Mr. Fowleaaid as the House did not think pro per to give the appointment to the Governor) he would move that the rank and file have the elec tion of Company and field oflicers, and the Staff ! be appointed by the Colonel. After some debate, Alr.. owle proceeded to de fend himself for bringing forward this amend ment on the ground thatlne had more confidence ini the rank and file than In the company officers. The ability of the men to select good oflicers was proved by the first regiment of North Carolina, having elected a man like Colonel, now Major General Hill, and other Able oflicers. i Mr. Walser moyed to reconsider the vote adopt ing Mr. McKay's amendment. i The House- agreed to reconsider. Yeas 44, nays 43. i The House went into an election of a Solicitor for the Seventh Judicial Circuit, and the Joint Committee to superintend the election reported that Mr. Bynum was elected. I A message was received from the Senate pro posing to enter forthwith into an election of a Judge for the Seventh Judicial Circuit,and nom inating Mr. Shipp, which was agreed to. i The Joint Committee to superintend the elec tion had not reported when the House adjourned, but we learn Mr. Shipp was elected. - The House adjourned to Saturday, 11 o'clock. : Bbnati. Salurday, Deo. 13. The Select Com mittee appointed to enquire into tho authority of certain arrests of citizens recently made by Con federate Of&bers reported, recommending the quietly laying the resolution of enquiry on the table. j Mrr Ramsay introduced a bill supplemental to a bill recently passed by-the Legislature, amend ing the ordinance of the . Convention making ome for the families of provision soldiers dying in service, which passed-its several readings. It au thorizes the operation and effect of the Original I bill Immediately after its ratification. ' ' The Committee to superintend the election of Judge for the 7th Circuit reported that Wm. M. Shipp had received a majority of the votes, and had been elected. "i The following bills and resolutions passed their third reading i , . Bill to incorporate, the Macon' Leather Compa ny. v " "; ' " ' ' Resolution's In favor of Beoj . Fitzrandolph. -Bill to Incorporate the Swift Island Gold Min- Ing Company.'. tr ' Resolution in favor -of Joseph West. " Kesoiution in favor of John maiock. Resolution in-favor of John Fisher. jf Resolution to pay the officer and privates of Capt, Bank's Company 2 month's pay. 1 .Resolution in favor of J. M. NeaL Allows him to collect arrearages of taxes. f. Bill tnv relation ' to the Richmond Manufactur tagrjCompAny 1 -A t ' - Bill in relation oAtb county of Franklin, give 12 .magistrate power lo transact county bu- slneasl '":" -:v;" Bill fot the relief of landlords and tenants. J5ill for the relief of such persons as may have suflerred from the burning of the Court House of Aiertiora county, oy me puouo enemy. , . . " Mr. Outlaw introduced a bill to increase the aoJariM of iAmhri of tha General Az&emblv . S5 aiem and Id allow 15 cents per mile for trav- Ing expenses, .from the-first of the session, and to contlnui in efrectlintU the termination of the oreeent war.' ' - t - " . I ; The proposition was :diissed by Mr. ron I efAlnat aa'd, MC," OatUilr'.'in 'tya jrTor: Anii; JlftAly. I vAo,- J , vw m-m 1 ' ... - . ' " SAL Tn The bill to amend the Ee visa Code relative to nMcre.o e salaries of he officers vot the fttaia waa tatrnn tm o-n-lli aAfiond readinCT Thia bill give the? Governor, $5,006: Judges- of tB-5ureme Court $2,500; 8ecvetAry-of StAtar $1, OOOr Comptroller $l,600puid membere of Jtue As tern oly. $4 per day. . - -f ;.; ' '"The bill passed' itn'second mnd thlrd'readingi The Senate adjourned until Monday1 morning -mt tLeloelc,' ' .v. - v -f.; Hoiran ot CoMMoe. Mk Carsonirom Beau fort county, was awora land took hia seat : tlfr: Henry, of Henderson, presented a memo rial from certain citizens of Henderson county, In Ukrat of restoring th jurisdiction of tbe county courts, aa to collection of debt. K, ' sx&tmoMsxABTHx rntsT Ami. tf " InflyorpfT. H. fiill, passed Ita second and third readings. , , . r , . An. lavor or UOUniy Viler. 01 awnw county, Tepayiilg $ 1,98240 expended in subsistence for CapU Murchfsoa's cavalry company, passed its iQcpnd jahd thlrl" rAdings. ,, A tnessage was received from, the Senate trans mitting the report "of the commissioner of the Sinking Iund,With a proposition to print. Con curred in, u. . . Mr. Shepherd, a resolution appropriate g a sum of money to pay expenses of . commissioners o Blcbmond; passed its: seoorid and third readings. The joint committee on the election for Solici tor of the seventh circuit reported Mr. Bynum duly elected. ' ' The joint committee on the election of Judge for the same circuit reported Mr. Shipp, duly elected. ' A numbers of bills were introduced and passed their first reading ' . , Mr. MoBae introduced a bill allowing free per sons of color from 16 to 50, in Bobesoh county, to be Impressed to work on the public defences in stead of Slaves. On motion of Mr. Waddell, all the counties of the State were included; and the bjll passed its second and third readings. . Mr. Shepherd, to incorporate the Jfresbyterian publishing and Printing Committee at Fayette ville, passed its second and third readings. Nfc Mr. Shepherd introduced a resolution Asking the Comptroller of the State when - his accounts would be laid before the General Assembly. The following Engrossed Bills and resolutions from the Senate were read: A bill to amend the act establishing tbe Bank of Lexington and also to establish the Bank of GraUam, Alamance county, passed its second and third reading. . Resolutions instructing our Senators, and re questing our Representatives in Congress, to have repealed certain clauses in the Exemption Law. To incorporate the Dallas, Newton and Kings mountain Railroad Company, passed its second and third readings. To amend the act entitled Militia. To amend the Revised Code relating to Justices of the Peace. It authorizes Justicesof the Peace who may have to leaveiteounties invaded by. the enemy to resume, their duties on their return. To amend the act incorporating the Western Bank of Nortd Carolina, passed Its second and third readings. To change tbe place of holding the polls in the 44th Senatorial District. To establish tbe Bank of Lincolnton. Mr. Worth, from the Finance Committee, re ported a bill authorizing the issuing of one mil lion ol Treasury notes in'denominations from five cents to ten dollars, and making regulations rela tive to the sale of bonds, &c, read the first time and ordered to be printed. Mr. Fleming introduced resolutions guarantee ing North Carolina's proportion of the Confede rate debt, on the same basis as that adopted by the Legislature of Alabama, read and ordered to be printed. PRIVATE BILLS AND B1ES0LTJTIONR. To amend the charter of the city of Raleigh, passed it second aud third1 readings. Resolutions in favor of Salomon Poole, M. L. Britton and M. L E. Redd, passed thier second and third readings. 'Bills to protect certain grants of land in favor of William and Patton Calvert, to amend the act incorporating tho Western Turnpike Company,to alter the line between the counties of Transylva nia and Jackson and a resolution in favor of Oscar D. Johnston, now an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum, passed their second and third readings. A bill for the better 'administration of justice in Onslow county. On motion of Mr. Foy the bill was indefinitely postponed. Resolutions in favor of W. L. Bryson, Thomas J Kerr, W. W. Long, and Thomas E. and C. W. Skinner, jr., severally passed the second and i-tbird readings. The House adjourned to Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Skkatk. Monday, Dec 15 bills passed their final readings : -The following Bill in regard to the harboring of deserters. Bill to amend the Charter of the Nort Caroli na Manufacturing Company. The bill in relation to Justices of the Peace for Johnston county, was recommitted to the Com mittee on Propositions and Grievances with' in structions to report a general bill on the subject. The special order, the Revenue bill, was next considered. Pending the consideration, the Senate ad journed until to-morrow morning at lO o'clock. House or Commojts. A message was received from Col. D. A. Barnes, aid to Gov. Tance, trans mitting a communication from C. H. yBrogden, Comptroller, in response to a resolution of enqoi ry relative to his report, stating that his report had been in the bands of the printer, some time. A number oi bills were introduced and. passed their first reading. ' Mr. Jenkins, member elect from Granville, was sworn and took his seat. The unfinished business was resumed, being the consideration' of 'the minority report from the Military Committee. v The Question being upon an amendment offered by Mr. McKay, allowing Colonels to appoint staff omces and the rank and nle to elect aU tne other commissioned officers. The amendment was adopted. Mr. Waddell ottered the following preamble, wbicn ne aiterwarcs withdrew, out - wnicn . was immediately renewed by Mr. Fleming, who de manded the yeas and nays on the question of its adoption. . Whkeeas, heretofore an act was passed by the General Assembly of North Carolina at its session of 1860-1, authorizing the Governor of thelState to accept of volunteers for btate service; and whereas, the raising of said, volunteers was not carried into effect at the time of the passage of said law: and whereas, this Legislature in the passage of the following military bill now under . consid eration, desire be understood as offering no im pediment to the operation of the Conscription act of Congress, and disclaiming, any intention to throw itself in conflict with the President of the Confederate States or the authorities at Rich mond, but simply to carry out the provisions of an act of the General Assembly by which A State force shall be organized, therefore ite it enacted, fe. . .-: i The vote was as follows : Axes. Messrs.' Amis, Barnhardt, Barringer, Beall, Beam, Brown, Bryan, ? Bissell, Costner, Davenport, Fleming, Foy, Gentry, Gilliam, of Rockingham, Grier, Hampton, Harris, of Cabar rus. Hawes, Henderson, 'Headen, Hooper, How ard, Judkins, Kirby, Lemmonds,. Logan, Long, Manning, .McKay, McHeill, MoBae Peebles,, Reynolds, Rhode, Robinson Buss, . Shepherd, Spruill, StancilL Waddell 41. Noes. Messrs. Allison, Allord, Benbury, Ber ry, Burgin, Burns, Carpenter, Cowles, CraTg, Carter, Flynt, Glenn, Greene, Grissom, - Henry, of Bertie, Henry, of Henderson, Horton,-Jenk ins, Keener, Kelly, Kerner, Laws, Lyie. Mann, of .Hyde, Mann, of Pasquotank, MoAden, Mc- Cormick, Nissen, Parks, Patterson,-Pearce, Rich ardson, Riddick, Cobbms, Russell, oi Hrunswick, Shober, Smith, . W alien, Walser, Wellborn, Woodall, .Wwrin, Xoung, ot Aredeli, xoung, of Yanaev 44. : - ' . - After some discussion, the substitute was adop ted Ayxs 55, JHOES 33. THE NEXT SESSION OF-J. H. RQR. NER'S SELECT SCHOOL, ' Oxford, N. C, WilLonen the seoond Monday in January, 1853. Oxford, Aoo. , ioz. dec iy am In Southampton county,. Va oa the tth inst, of Dyseatary. HUGH, seeood ma of Dr. James-CL andt M. A. E- Crjchton, aged eight years, five months and Tn this City, ott thi 11th Insta&V f Pneumonia,' JOHU C. HYDEICE,; formerly of Charleston 8. aged about 62 years, leaving a wife. . T IST OP BETTERS HEMAlNlN G UX JLi called for in tho Raleigh Post Office, Deeoaher loth, 1862. The postage oa advertised letter is two cents each: . ' Armfield, Col It P ' 2 Aiutin, Bthcddrod Cyrum, Richard Bailey, Peleg - Bearde, Thomas -BroadwelL Joseph Blake, Jno S - - Bouleott, JtR Barley, Charles ""r Banks, Charles (colored) Candle, Miss Mary Craig WG "Crawford,' Mormon Craig, Gaston . 2 Crockerj Alonso 2 Clegg, H M Creech, John Carpenter, Z B Cutter, EH Doughtie, JR Davis, K H Jroget, Augustas A ' Fisher, Josie French, Geo R Graff, C H Gattis, Rev T J -Grots, John Hcggias, Luke Hollemaa, Miss Sarah T HilL Miss Nancy J Hill, Mies Mittie J Hardy, Capt W H J ohnson, Miss Lizzie fJeGrande, I" C y MeHegM, Widter MUler.MrsX i Moggins, WF. ,y. , , MeAdams, Wm Parse, Bit Parrish Mrs Martha J . j Pennington, Miss MA Pago; George D'v : Rogers, Miss Ana E -; t Reaves, H Q v , v . Raines, Oliver' RiggBbee,'Miss Julia Rinnon, John , -- Ryany Miss Emily T . Segraves, Mrs Molsey 2 Smith, J P Simpson, Rer J P Sweaney, Miss II at tie L Scarborough, Jas H Thompson Miss Susan A Thompson, Eliza Thacker, John H 2 Taylorr Mrs Betsey A ; Terry, Miss Rebecca 2 Upctiurch, W B Query, F N Whitaker, Miss D Whitaker, Miss Fannie Wood, F N Williamson, Mrs B M White, G F ' Yelventon, L J Long, Thos Call for Advertised Letters, and give the date of the List- GEO. T. COOKE, P.M. deo 17 It. WILMINGTON k WELDON RAILROAD CO., ) Trbasd&t Depabtvkbv. Wilmington, N. C, Deo. 13th, 1662. THE DIVIDEND OF ELEVEN (11-100) per cent. On the Capital ' Stock of the Wilming ton Weldoa Railroad Company- advertised to be paid on and after the 1st of January -next, will be paid on and after Monday, the 15th inst., at the office of the Treasurer. Stockholder are requested to call promptly. deoU 3t J. W. THOMPSON, Treasurer. OFFICE N. C. M. FIRE INS. CO., 1 Ra.lk.igh, December 15, 1863. ) THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE members of this company will be held at the office of the company in this city Qn the .second Tues day in January, 1863. By order H. St SMITH, deo 17 " Secretary. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT N. C, r n. c, ) OFFICB, V r. 27, IS 62.) ADJOTAWT GENERAL'S OF Ralbioh, Nov. Geheral Oanxa, 1 No. 10. I I THE PRESIDENT OF THE CON- federate States having deemed it necessary to call into service, under the provisions of the recent act of Congress, all persons liable to military duty between the ages o 18 and 40 years, the Commanding Officers of the Militia will call oat their respective Regiments and enroll and conduct to the Camp of Instruction all persons liable to military duty under this law, at such time as Colonel Peter Mallett, Chief Enrolling Officer for the State, may direct. ii. Xne enemy are pressing upon us in great num bers with the intention' to overwhelm us by a winter. campaign. - Oar ' danger now comes from the - south side of the James River, and as the scene of War ap proaches nearer to our borders, it becomes North Carolinians to rush even more promptly than before to the defence of oar own territory. If we can drive him back once more, as we have bo often done, there is every reason to hope that his strength will be effect ually broken. The various officers entrusted with the execution, of this order are again commanded to use all diligence in arresting deserters and absentees without leave from . the army, and all good citizens who prize liberty and independence, are earnestly in voked to assist in hurrying off all such to their regi ments. The brave and patriotic soldier will not over stay his furlougli unless providentially hindered. The oo ward ajone Will shirk (at home) whilst his brayer comrades endure the heat and burthen of the fight. By order of Governor Vancx : J. G. MARTIN, Adjutant General. December 13, 1862 2U St. Mary's School, BALEWff, Ar. '!. RishtaCev. THOS. ATKINSON, D.D., Visitlr. Rev. ALDERT SMEDES, D.D., Hector. THE EXPERIENCE OF THE LAST Term having satisfied the Rector that the Board ing department of the School cannot be maintained at the present price, he has, after" consulting judicious friends, determined upon the following charges for the ensuing term. TKEHS! x For Board and Tuitien in English, per term of five months, commencing Jan. 6th, 1S63, $1&4. Tuition in French, 910. Tuition in Musio on theWMano, Or gan or Guitar, $80, with $3 for the use of Instrument. Tuition on the Harp, with the use of Instrument, $45. Singing, in private lessons, $30. Drawing, $10; Water colors, $15; Oil Painting, $25: Pens and Ink, Z.uo ; liibraty, $1. Washing, at the charge of the laundress : the present chafze is $15 ner term: The sale prescribing a uniform is suspended for the present. " Ralejgh, Dec. 11, 1862. io ! de lS-3t A PR I VAT 1J SCHOOL FOR YOUN G LADIES will be opened by Miss Maxquh, at the residence of her mother, in Orange, County, on the 20th January, 1863. They will receive instruction in the English branches and Musio ; and .find a home in her mother's family. Parents and guardians who de sire further particulars, will please address Miss M. P. MANGUM, either at Red Mountain, or Flat River, Orange County, N. C- . dec lS-2m Headquarters 38th N. C. Militia, 1 ' Raxxish, Dec'r 8th, 1862. J The: members of the 3sth keg. iment N. C. Militia, and those subject to the late Conscription Act within the bounds of said Regiment, will assemble In front of tue -Old Factory, in the Southeast part of Raleigh, on SATURDAY, tho 20th of December, at 10 o'clock, A. M. By order of the Colonel : D. W. BAIN, dec 10 td Adjutant 38th N. C. Militia. Hillsboro', N. C., Military Acad emy. " ' - THE FIFTH ACADEMIC YEAR OF this Institution will 'commence on the first Monday in February, 1863, i For information and Circular, apply to - SUPn:.H, M. ACADEMY, -nov 29 4m Hillsboro', N. C. ADMINISTRATOR'S SAJLE. n tN THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY v next, at the Court House in Warrenton, I; as Ad ministrator of E. Jones, deceased wilt sell, at publie aaotion, FIFTEEN LIKELY NEGROES. 7. Terms made kcown on day of sale. - -. JOS. B. JONES, Adm'r. : Warren County, N. C Dec lst 1862. , dee 10 td f Horse stolen- $5Qllward., ii CJTOLEN, FROM A RACK ON . FAY IO etteville street, in front ef the store lately occu pied by Iredell Brothers, on" Thursday night last. about 0 o'clock, a light sorrel HORSE, with aU four feet white, blase-face and Hax mam and taiL The' horse is about five years old, and in pretty faff eon-' dition. The saddle on the horse had been consider ably worn, with the exception of the skirts, whjel were good,- and the padding had been roeghly repairtd- wita a piece of -old carpeting. The bridle was m good black leather one. I will give a. reward. of $25 for the recovery of the horse, and an additional reward of $25 for the apprehension and conviction, of .tha thief JACOB MORDECAI, deolO-tf .Raleigh, N. a . PIiD SAWS WANTED, I, WILI PAY- FOR OWU ClRCUJaAIl Mill Saws, from three, feet upward in diameter fifty cents per pound f and for iongheavy Saws, forty. .i a dee 6im " U FR0EUCKS, t, 4 Vr . , Wiliningtop, N, C, Wim Bfi : .soptsoir- thursdat; 18lh day of iMcember next; n the City ef Pe4 tersborgVirginiv aU the blocdcd stockof thj latd -R. R. Beaaly4 Mnsietisgi of Mree anl Colta-one.l years-old eolla fine 3 years Old filly -efcto wit I Marietta, by, Bostonv-damaddy-J6Be9;6r )ol6! SirHae fine polt by her side. by. Walson'a MttheX LadyllenM, tmargrsWoftaa ponoa vjueen, od nny y ber side, y U. J. Hare's! Arlington. ,ir&vt rw ' - Jteady Money, oat icf .the dam of the eUbratod horse Twobits,, by Revenue, (thls a faUhrethesj pi Twobit and. hat much more size j) 2 years oldU i ,Garbaldi,; out ofJLavdy Merrit. ; fcy. Revenue. ? years-old:., , ' , ' J ihu-l " J 9hn Tom,' out of same, by, Arlington, .one, 'year old."- V v ---'. ',.'"- ?i v 4- "Altolddiars Tears. 'otdiToaf of.Marrietslk bv youni; Fiaancier. 'This' fllTy Taa'a trial ever hew Market Ie4t -spring' whieh eompares favOnrAbly ever made orar that nnrsA S. s7 . -t nu suit - . ! The bova stock is .equal both, aa to Uood, and quality, to any ta the Confederacy.' A fall pedigree will be famished parehaserav Termf made known on day o sale.;, By .' .... t J ' WM. B. WESTBROOK, AttTy f . . ; - for the Executrix; Petersburg, Nov. 25th, 1861. dec tr-tds IMPO&TANT SALE OF RE AIL AND PERSONAL'- PROPERTY ' IN WAR-Rlltf COUNTY. On Monday, 22d day December,.'! shall sell at Areola, in the eounty of Warren, situated . 15 miles southeast of Warrenton, and 4 miles south of Grove Hill, the following property, belonging? to the estate of the late Samuel T. AUton, deceased, to-wit :1 J,yo acres ot land, known aj the Areola tract : one other tract containing 585 acres, known as the Melton's Creqk tract. This land is adjoining the lands of Gen. Samuel A. Williams, John Burgess,- Dr., Mark Perr, and others. This is valuable land, and Veil adapted to the cultivation of tobacco, wheat, corn, and all the products of the country, and for health and good soci ety is unsurpassed. : ' The Areola tract has good improvements oa ,1$. L Persons wishing to view the land will call on, Gen. Samuel A. Williams,- Dr. Mark Perry, or Robert E. Williams. . . ' " ... , ; . ' Also, at the same time and place, 60 baler bf cotton, 25 hhds. tqbaeoo,and 20 likely negroes, of both.eexea, TEHMS OF SALE Nine months credit, with interest from date. Bond and undoubted security will be required before the delivery of the property. A. D. WILLIAMS. Agent for the estate of Saml T. Alston, dee'd. Warren county nov 26-77 1 . , , Petersburg Express and Richmond Enquired please cony two weeks. , .. r.- . : j - i Valuable Lands for Sale in War . ren County. N. Carolina. :& B1 Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE, IN the cae of James T. Russell and others, etparte, at Warren Court of Equity, October Term; 1862, I shall sell, at tho Court House door, in the Town of Warrenton, to the highest bidder; at public auction,' on the 6th day of January, 1863,' on a credit of twelve months, a TRACT OF LAND now in the possession of Jamee T. Russell, called the Mansion tract, situated in Warren County, adjoining the lands of WeldonN. Edwaads, John H. Bullock, Green Duke and others, and containing about fourteen hundred and fifty acres. Also, a tract in said County, adjoining the laxfd of William E. Davis and others, and containing about two hundred and twenty. acres. . Bonds with approved security will be required for the purchase money. I C. M, COOK, c.m. X. November 5,.1862-tds. . . SNUFFS r-SNTJEFSiV WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO'RE ceive orders for Nelson 4 Mannis's celebrated Scotch Snuffs, viz : . I "Scotch" (in papers) in Boxes, 50 lbs. ' "Scotch," loose in Barrels, 120 lbs. "Rappee, in 20 lb. Jars. r"MacawDer," in 20 lb. Jars. For1 sale by SMYTH & CO., Sole Agents. Petersburg, Nov. 22d, 1P62. nov 22 3m Notice. ! HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINIS trator of the late Gen. L. O'B. Branch, at No vember term, 1862, of Wake County Court, I give notice to all debtors of the estate to make payment, and to all creditors to present their , claims within the time prescribed by law. WM. A. BLOUJST, Jr. November 21st, 1862. nov 22 6w Notice. 1WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE for Cattle, Sheep, and nogs, also for Ba con, Lard, Eggs, Poultry of every description, partic ularly Geese and Ducks, delivered to me at my farm, 7 niles west of Raleigh, formerly belonging to Hinton Franklin, Esq. B. D. SMITH. Raleigh, 14th June, 1862. june!8 6mpd Land for Sale in Warren County, North Carolina PURSUANT TO A DECREE MADE IN in the case of Thomas D. Hilliard and wife and others, ex parte, at October term, 1862, of Warren Court of Equity, I shall sell, on the 30th day of De-' comber, 1862, at the Court House door in the town of Warrenton, to the highest bidder, ; at public auction, on a credit of twelve months, with interest from" the day of sale,-the Tract of Land in Warren county on which Samuel H. Holloway, dee'd, resUed at the time of his death, subject, nevertheless, to. the . dower of Martha Holloway, the widow of the' said Samuel H, in said land... The Tract. aDJeins the lands of John Watkins, Austin Newman and William Pasohall, and contains about two hundred and sixty-two aores.-t-Bond with approved security will be required of the purchaser. . , C. M. COOK, C. M. E." nov 22 tds Public Sale. SIX MONTHS'. CREDIT. T WILL SELL, BY PUJBLIC VENDUE, X at the late residence ef Dr. -Thomas , Davis, in the, county of Franklin, N. Cl, on Thursday K tho J8th of December next,. all bis Household, Kitchen and vairy Furniture, consisting of Beds, Bedsteads, Sideboards', Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Wash Stands, Mirrors, Car pets, and nearly every article necessary to gentesl housekeeping. - ' - " '-' 'The crops of Corn, Fodder, Bhuek and ieav aaa 5 Muler, 8 Horse, 35 head Cattle, yoke Oxemi' ' : The Plan UtUn Tools, Wagona aad-Carta, lAfaouly Carriage and Harness, 1 Buggy and Harness, 1 St.m Saw Mill in good runpiag order, a Irge let of Lum ber, stock, of Hogp, 60 iFat Hogs, 2 etalLfed Oxen, 200 Bheep . .-a .... - .- SO OOfl lhal Cntthn In tlin Seed". " " ' '. " " " . ' 400 bushels Wheat, now in an excellent manufaci taring 'mill,' and can be ground and packed there. v A ' At the Same time, .40 Negroes Will be hired out for the ensuing year. N. B. MASSENBURG, x ' .noA22 4dt -v. Ex'or of Dr. T. Davia,dec'd. vj 7 -, -NoUoe to Credtprs.fo; A 1 PERSONS INDEBTED iTO, THE jt3L. .estate 4f-Dr. Tho. Davi, dee'd; must make im mediate payment, and all pertona .holding -. claims aeainst his estate must presenffthemfor payment with-" in the time required byx Law,, or this notice', will be pleaded to bar tircir recovery. . . b: " of Dr. Thos. Davis, deo'dV'" Louisburg, Nov. 12th, 1862. ' v nov 22-1 m - : r- .. 3 ' -, v' -.j huuuo r mir-vst TT AVIN G QUALIFIED AS ADMIN IS- JjL trator of Gbs'l Gaoaoa B. Aaoxaaoa, Aeoeased at November term, 1862, of Wake-County CourVA hereby give notice to the debtors of the estate to make payment, and to the creditors, o presen their claim Within the me prescribed by' law. ' ' 1 - - W: E. ANDERSON, Adm'r' ' . -WoVv til 1S9 "I " - s - bov 19-it d X E A M, SAW JIIIXI. : FOR, g AIEWJ6 O have an, exoeUentiwenty-tw; horse power EN GINE and SAW MILL, which. we will ell cheap. We wfll sell the engine dthet with or without the rrt -yti --v J-1.. AAioZm ' TniTl "Vai fnrtW TiArHnttlftJ-a. addresi - - - ARSHALi; arRBiMBS: ' SALE OF THl RTY" VALUABLE SliAVES. "iitfn ftTtrtiR XMtriSMciiTYi"- rVK TUESDAY, TUB. J3rd;ESST,:YE? V7 as Administrators pf Peter D.'PoweIL dee'd, will sell, at tbe late residence of said desed, eight mile outh-west ijf Warrehtoh to" the" highertbddeat ; PublipvAaetiW;Thirty valuable Smtes,Mheni, sj, F IR&Tl Y EAR fOF THE '.WAR BOya an Girl;ll vejlikely and valuable. 1 JLBt EnwAaj Ay Pou4sv ;Aathef of, $BtokJb Atthetmymandplaiewiirbe-soIdtotJrt . eat bidder, the crop of TJorn; FodderXXatatha-pr a- eat years crop Of Tobaeoo aaa votton;m good pan ol, Male, Oxen; Wagon, Cart, and sundry other artU 'oevj'"5 I rs4 . ."w-. w yifiiski Term made known on the day of aalai o " VA rt www ww rim TW . - r--.-f"'f fl J- ' Warren Countyj WK.-lttP, ldetl ;J UEADQ.TJARTERS, TN?ACCRDAKC triTlXIHSTllirC X TIONS from thoSeoretarylof . War .tha foUeving General Order,' tfo. 99. Ii pubfished i ; v , I Jlhrf Enrolling Offleerl of this State wM T?ay par f tioular atriotioa the tame; and. report these jleaaiiuajUrs alt omoers And enlisted mea whe.de not comply promptly with at order. C Je. .Bj order of " t Cori- PTR ALLSTT, - ' ommandmg-Camp of las traction. ADJ'X i 12f9lECTjOB QIENERAL'S OrrTCE, ) V ' RickKQiml Nov. 27. IS Ax. f sbxamai.-faistfitj tt m"ik , sA' ' : Commandani of CflJorfpts wiiTesnW the.foDow- ing- ordev to he publuhtdwr at least Seven ttmeain a sufficient number of aewiapers in each State of the confederacy to ensure iUreachttg; every part ef 4ho . a. 41 eommissionoa waser ana enuswa mea wno are new abac ht from; their eomntaada from- any, other Saute than. actual disability, or, duty under orders from "the Secretary of Wai : er frem their' . departmea t eommanders will- report their eonmand without ? ' IL Comntlssiohed: efieajra falllag ' to: eemply with the provisions of the foregoing paragraph within rea sonable length of timer in!' no ease to exceed twenty days after the publication fCthis' 0rder shall be drop ped from the rolls Of the : army, la disgrace, and their names will be furnlaWed to the eomraandant of oon scripts for enlistmeat ln the rank.- . ' III. All enlisted men; who shall fail to comply with the provisions ef'paragph L of this order, within a reasonable length, of timo, shall be considered asdo tertert, and "treated accordingly, their names to be furakhedjio- the eommandant of eoajoripU ia their State for publication, or each other action a may bo deemed most efiicaoioasi f J- .--..-"'.' . IV. Ill order to ensuie the efficient co-operation of all concerned to carry this order into Immediate effect, Department Commander are directed to require from the commanding officer' of: each separate command in their Departments a proinpi report of , the names ef all commissioned officers ana enlisted .men .now absent from their commands iThese reports must state la eaoh case the eausa.of abeence, and. any regimental, battalion or. company , oemmander who shall neglect to furnish sach A report, lor who" shall knowingly be guilty of concealing any ease of unauthorised abseaco, shall, en conviction thereof, W summarily dismissed, ' V, Under this provision ef the 2nd clause of para graph.L ef General Orders No. 82, commissioned offi cers and privates who 'are 'incapable.'of hearing arm in consequence ot wue1 received iabattlejhut who are otherwise fit for kerice, are required, if not other wise assigned, to report: to the nearest commandant of consoripts in their rosneotire States, who wilL if rthey are fitted for suoh 'uuty, assign them to -'the ool- lecuoa of stragglers anti the enforcement of the pro visions of this order, with foil power to. cail upon the nearest military 'authority; for such assistance as may 00 necessaiy ,inerew..,p 4f. ', :) c VL Officers. of the , Quartermaster's Department, charged with payment f troops, are hereby directed not to. pay any commissioned officer, non-commissioned officer or private who does not furnish satisfactory evidence that he ia not: j liable to : the penalties do-; scribed in the foregoiof order. Any . disbursing offi cer who shall make payment in violation of this order,' shall be liable on hia bond,, fpr the .amount of such payment. By otdcir r ' ' (Signed) S. COOPER, deo6-ar7t ' . Ad't and Inspector General. O LI KELLY NEGROES. FOR SALE CU On WEDNESDAY the 17th day of December next, at the residence f the late Henry S.' Battle, deceased, in. the coun(yi of Edgecombe, fire mile Northeast of Rocky Monnt,T will sell at publie auo tion, about, seventy-fly hales Cotton, nine Mules, stack of CattTe and Sheep, 75 fat Hogs, 100'Shoats, Sows and-Pigs, Carts Wagons and farming utensils, carpenters, and. blacksmith's tools, household and kitchen furniture, 'and many other articles not neces sary to" mention. H Xits'.. At the same time ana plaoe I will sell twenty likely negroes, composed of boys, men, women and children; among them a carpendBr' and many excellent field hands. Terms made known on day of sale. JAMBiS P. BATTLE, Adm'r, nor 10 tds . j) ' Rocky Mount, N. C. Hotel and Liand for Sale. TVY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE II County Court of Granville, made at the Novem ber term, 1S62, upon the petition of Martha S. Alley, Samuel Alley, Pattie Alley, Nora Alley and Parry Alley, heirs at Law 'of Albert H. Alley, late of the town of Henderson," deceased, I wul sell, ia the town of Henderson!, 4m MONDAY, the 15th day of December, 18(S2,j to 'the highest bidder, the Hotel and Lot in said tows,' known as .Alley's Hotel, and two Houses and Lots adjoining all front. t ing Garnett street. ' Also, one Lot, ' eonuining abeut 5 acres, known as the?" Old Fair U round, with a aeat . . cottage residence thereon. Also, one Tract of Land, . containing about 33 acres, In the suburb of the Vil-'1 lege, beautifully located and one-half in woodland, and well adapted, foe, the building .of desirable resi dences. Sold for division among the 'said heirs. A credit of 12 month! will be given, the purchase money to bear interest from the day of sale. . '.- " : " ' A-LANDISO.'C'a" Henderson, N. C Nov 9, 1862. : nov I2.td; ' fS ' THE . lTtbJl DAY, OF,, DECEMBER f John'T, Tajlor, dee'dj at publie austion, will otter, fur sale the Tract orLand japan whieh Ee resided at the time of his death; siiaaled in Warren eounty, and the'. State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Rich- ' ard Bullock, Sr., JoJin fLJChomas and myself, and containing about on fcpTasand and eighty 'acre, of which there are Soma 150 er 175 of fine bottom taadl; At the aame time and place I shall also offer for ' about 500 barrels Corn, about 50 stack of Fodder , and Oats, 15 or 20 jthousand-pound of.TybacooS large Mules, 2 Colt4 AQd 2 Mares,.. 2 yokes of Oxen, . stock. of Cattle moat jof which . are Beevei, 12 or 15 thousand pound of Pork - and; a fine stock of. out , liogs, 2 vragons, asp. an i-uimuuu . uwbiui oi eve ry description ? alsoall the Household and Kitchen J Furniture, and other article 'too tedlont to mention." The Iadd will be sold 1 on A credit of 12 months, with ' interest from date; end the other property "oa A credit Of sQtJimnthwithJ interest from data. jTor all nmi under ten dollars eaeh wiii be required; for all ever that amount the. purchaser will.be, required to give' hand with aaod. .asefliitv or the oavment of the nor- - chase money;'- The, tide, to the land will not be made4 until the payment cf the whole of the purhae moa- ey." xhe sale will commence on the day above-named, . and continue from day todays until all tbaproperty4 is sold. -M,. WM. H.;B0ID, : 0C8 tds jftf H-..r: ?AdminUtrator:; . J"-- ...... U ,j ' i1 '- , - ... ' - i. ' .Oiwca or ton CaAtnA BrIU Cottr abt, ) -i RalxIoh October 29th, 1862, : t AMONTliXY. INSTALMENT OP. TEN ; per cent , payable on the first day of each month, until the whole su ascription' 1 paid, 1 fiersDyveuea for. by an order of the Board of Director, i.,, ', .. U Tf YASS;;lVaasareit' I ; , Raleigh Oct! 3 1302. -SV I, ; aov 9tf 4 . f Satre your Scraps" SllJiY WILLIAMSON J VO,9 AT .THE NORTH STATE IRON. -AND BRASS, WORKS, fformerly Burn 3Toandry;) 'will f pay for crap Caf Iron 8 eta. per Ib For. .Wrought Iron scraps, scraR,. Brass, scrap Zink; and sorap Copper the highest cash price will be paidf - Aney vur pay un mgee fnr a km rtnaiititv of CharooaL Will also ra. I eeive propoeal for delivering two hundred oordof , .!. .! , . aA J j- . i? t, t- mi j)'. ! iii .i ; ii . ' BliTVVEEN THREE AND EOUR HUN 'DEED ACKBS" OF LAND, situated four mile - . . W a. a 1 t VT fV. J dua West of J4ftlaga anaaajaoant vo ui a otih vw 0lni4q WMVq. HILL." li i"BTOUlTD!,1 IN THti STREETS Of R A tU. 1 Bat A ata a . . f- J m aaaa ' m eieh. a CO UrilA WHICH aaa. Dea aiaone a JTorth Carolina Blend, which the owner ean have on saw application at tbe. Jublie .Treasurer's Offioe, ay jae- I .:tvt.k. ninnnt nf said CoUDOU. and y DKiiviu. my vta v - . payfasg iba th wsTtMemenC v j- TraTOirAiailiY i-uwas -White Meal.i, a .1 . Fresh Butter i . u Bg fi ! . Triah Poeaaoe Dried Peaches ' m Prunes ; awjmC-Polateas) a kri;Plaaa amonds,! tim- sS When sentry1 matt,; .j W. L. POMEROY. , SO 8 1 i-T NK BLAtJK,- BlAli5i AND" red; EJift- ' I - nsh and CoifederaUiaake, 1 thfs dayewoedved, and. " : ' .:-l' - ' 1 ! o
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