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SATURDAY MORNWG,. AUQUST 29,j
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V; NEWS SUMMARY,
Geo. John B. Floyd, KxoTernoriof .VlrglA
and Secretary of War during Mr. uacn&oatni
A4minUtraliba,died it his residenco in Aingdwj,
Ve., on Wednesday last.
Fifty-four 'nrispners taken on -board the g iBr
. . " . . .- ' i '. - - .jiI.i f I in krflP trill
W i, i I i I ii" , 1 . 'J r i. I i i i
Yti pabannock riter I-fe' d-yt itace by rLvfutenH
: xir.ii f.A Vl.tiAva arrived M IVchinonJ. Th
J1 I irUrd acCfnpaiiingf tbem report Ibatj Lfcut W
;j' '.y ' . hki UocapMired.tbs iteau'v CVrria tufa.
pen ' v pliea for the apturd gutfboaU (
.14 irvti nmni!:iiiinr: hid a niA'.In
dia change olprloaerji a few 'daya ;tnc vn.oyniiip
,i ' Uid a propoiiion t him rhion the Vankee
- nijisioner declined to acceio to Ult he co4ll;:4
Ha- i' .-.: ..' M H.
1 ? . ' - salt with toe utnonnej-a
i
n.e: thA Ktnresi man. wh rub'jed lha-Et
""V ' l . . : " I M r
rte Corn.anyt
fhila emnloved a
betervDntiU, V, Una uicuinosa, pi .mmm
.11. : !' '' I -' " ' . ; f LI'jI !1 -'U
- hnn a iril At Ilmvilie last wea4te
teinced to the Penitiiuury. ri
. A Danger train onh3 VirjlaU C ntrV
, Road. rrt off the track near BimW Spfti fi m
Tuesday huU killing two perwna and wou4dii
everal. ...., ' . . ' -: ' j -.K
llorthern dales to the 25th hte'ie9 rwiJ
K,.t ih ni ia not intercivinij Ii tl eo.flinVd
: that our gvierrilla ailjf;ain, Q imlrM,
Ing a wida raw' in K insa. U ha J f .IWr. u rri
thatown of Ltwrence, ani the Yank-e pay dtn
strbjed properly there io the v,tue of $ J 005,0
It U alu alated that he touk all l tna money rou
t wo of tba bink, nd killed 183 of the ci i ni j
At last account be was reported t J be falling bik
. J.pH i iaAiiri hiipninc Mi.d Itvinir WHiie ewrv
Ibittz in hi track. HitrrHb, fH Q itrelj lk
koowa bow to flhl the ' YankfJ. A hall from
Ba try yajner killed fnUntly Cpt. R gff
.and Fy master Woodbury, of rbe'Gaii, a
daya iinc A teiegrim from 31 -jmphU 'aUijea hl
the force tertVto OreoaJa ao.troyej ot k
f tirea and orer.lOOcar. '.; I ! ;'
. Gold has decHoei in New York to 123.
CHAliflitO J?. i AGAIN- QUELLED SLOW
BOJlBARDMENr OF SUilTEit K U f
a! little before 12 o'clock on Sunday pfght j fire
wa again ojoned on CharletoPvand from tbir.
- r
teen
to fourteen eigbuincb incendiary ibeiji wue
thro
wn into the city. The firing con jnueJ a mo
what more than 3 hour?, tho the
at interTaliiof 15 minute.
i being thriwti
There ieem to be om? myitiry in regard to
thellocation'of this baMery, which i$ bom)arJing
a town at a! diatarvco of five miles. It jbal tian
asserted, upon apparently goM ai hrity, that
the fchella pwed from a mad fort lat-ly b-jili in
the marBhrjoinJng M rri liland. OJiers aVBr,
thai they are thrown fryni a" battwry on Gid berry
Hill , on Mofril Island. And thire are yet o'her.
Wh declare; that tb obnoxnua battery U a fl ar.
ing one, which the Yankg -a run up nightly under
covisrof the' darkne43 into one of ih numerous
cr ks which inters ct Vhe neigbbq'ing iUnd.It
is to be hoped that the myttsry wjllsoon bo solved
.ardthe ba try ilenc(d. V !i ) ' '
Qjr land batteries were very acUvo throuijhoai
tbelniht, bat wbethwr their lire wm directed ki
IhiJ Ynkes will-of-the-wispor jthe bajltwiiij Oi(-.
Morris IUnd, we have not" baen ab'e tg Utr$. !
The contest on Monday w4 cat-rial on entirely
byjthe lar4 ba'tterie; tb? fl et,; which htfint
ehajnged in number sine S ndj, remijjiing psr.
fectly quiet. Tbe Etrrott guiia't f ihie enkmy
continued to pby both on Sjmr and ;AVagr.a;j
bii with lets vigor thin ha Wn di'playd on any
prvioui day ot the sde. Up 16 k p'. m.,
but 120 shots bad been fired atSjinter. O-ir bat
teriea on Jttmea Island took their usual ibare of
the work; ; i
It has beH.n ascirtained that a Captain, sup
posed to be fJ pt.C. 11 jtoacaa F.li'tand iarr,
was killed in the pilot houe ot urn of tn m in!
trs in the attnuic ot'th 17th ins anton SinjL,r.
This, porbap, explai the fin-uimi atiqe thavihe
fle'et retired with its II g t bulf umst. j
The last r?D)rU ltom S muf tifte that thcro
were but one hundred ani ti tythou in all fl-cd at
that fort-on Mondny. Tuo win 1 wa so, hiitv mat
the enem v chore rather to liusUan J ihfirj ahoi than
fling them away.. A very rough aea kfept tba 11 et
in inactivity. .
. ; There were no oajunltles at SivmJLer.-CViaWei
ton Mercury of Tuesday. .
METAL AND METTLE.; ; j
A young lady, writing to' j the florUIanj
thu relieve her s x of a illy ch l
We women, says she, ar o.meilmj j ered 'oi
ranUUty to-he button but tey h.. try t
to make us ridiculous wily exnoi th. y. on tu
TurLt v. Wa it ihe butt, n or th ,.litm url.n
O Mni!l tna irentlo D ndm n 1 N . Si
Vvp1 iha'Morri-h cn'-ain, 'Mor the d mkeri hu 4
p soi," for hi Hero c er vio' w, h r c jut.try., 11
was not Jhetmeto'. bJt the m:lllt that a'.traii'.ej
br. And so it is with all w'nsn pf eleaV(
sentiment ani god sen. Tiey Wladnir
courage, ani can caneral y dicrlminati betwejii
tha tr.ia mntal and the coUQ'.erfoit. They know
thnt there .are i: . : ;
"Many cowards. who waar upnn tbir fshtni '
TildJrd of II rcilei and tro vhlu; 5I ri, , ;
intunrl imiriihfd have liv jr "riitij a. mtift
sjnd for such prennoer we .
dmtetnpt. whethffr tha c illivati
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ieli sovereign
tuir bjarjJi In
cLmn or at hrnniTi thi oaiihie cornsr. . J
i For oie; I hid rather taki ti mj ha-t ft
lUivatA soldier WBO had ra urnet frfom thf war:
5ni.nl and pnnnileei than the- cold t) ioed 4oef-
Ulaor wno had grown rich, or ina Pjffin ,: d
io hrMtli arv w.altb wb ha I nure.'l iu mH
Ta?h at home, while their betters wire bldfcd ng
In my re'nc and in ddrendof h th.tii.ii wi.n
living lit'' my cotwiry ana ner ina-p-inatiius.
DOBi TUB CAP FIT YQUf ,
Oae" whfvfaced croaker cap do more hrni inj a
community than a dozen Yankee spies. : You can
etch the spies and hang th"m j but .w.iih tfc
crraker vou can do m t'uii. M1m extmpluj in ei'e
a whole neighborhood. Mcn become d sponoen
driectedreatiy tocive up tii; catt e and "jnwi
ling to anae any more ac-nu;e lort. h ah i wi
tbrousbtbeinfiience of a final poorspiriuadicrei-
ture, who has pot the majftbood to look hU lity
tlon in the' face, seeking io frighten himi.elC ; l
Yw'sonls of eeese, so loose and low, ;
Ye start to hear but the tattoo, j j
While of such depth your cowaiij fear U i
That Fopn aa noise ot c miihat near ,
,Your bearu, descend fair, to you 4 breeches,
Must give your stomachs cruel t Wiiche', I:
"Which, couli your Yankee brethren know,
They'd1 stop the war it hurts ybu so. j!
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Virginia has receive! in her b. siinii the raott
Cruel of tho snafu aimed at the Iila of the Con-.
i
lederacy Bat there u n,o; craven cry ot peace
of
hwd among: ner sons, while the- jfoe.t afl4J!
The wori which she sends o jt to hrr tlster C Jim
tnon wealths;- fi-.ty sat fotth in the langaig Oi the
G verror of Virginia, conveniliz iri ej(tia sovIot
qer iegis aiure. oae prvp irea to "meet tho Fee
wuh aotitd defiaii-c tba. actcjio led;e I nM alifer
nayjss but . an upqaaufld recognition i of our in
ddpendeuce." ba sj oaks one of tQt sjiiiers ibat
nave suffered lb most what respoase thatl
VOIQE OP THB ARM7!
1 v'.
Gamp 5t ReqV N d Troops, ) I
: Hear Fredericksbu". V.. 'm -VI
. Auguet. ltf 4883.,
meeting of tile, non-com m'Veioned; oQc ar
and pirates cf thiav. Regimt, held on tbelr "pa"
raiegrdjnd. On motion, Carp 8 B S aten. of Co
x. was ea jea to the balr, and Sargranti P 31
ifoiJand T A Brilte were eppoiniid Sacretarif.
Toe Trsi lent bavinr RUtad : tha ob(-ot"of thn
meeting fa a few brief-and appropriate rema-k,.
the fnojWing gentleaieh were eppbinleifd draft
resaslutiins expressive of the meeting : Srgts' D
S Atlen' J Oofflald, J B PorUjr. G.RMlirf,
B O pain, W S O Wod, J N II n-mn, J U II o
rioe, Ritjf JfM. Johnion. J Birmu, ng
vrp'U K f B Bransnt W C Un". ' W A L: f
"mv Privates A B Spjvey, A J. prier, X. Jl
Putnani : A BilUrJ, John btodtint and G, .W
t"hini The Cummiltec, upon de'ib?rtion, ra ;:
iurnd and jepprted through their Chairman the
folio wlni; resolutions ; 0 j . .. .
WutkKJir We have learned with profound re
rt and rt at indignation that there is a party in
North 'Caro'ina wboe avowel sentinaentsa'nd act'
are at r war with all taat makes us loye to live,
Vtainin-ithe fair nam of car itoUe.State, aiding
mr fneiiue and mUledintrtbe uredtjlous : and.
wira.jtoit have atfy aid in jifnaniiyj wit
' ewe i th-t &ur4 of the R ilaifh '-North Carolina
!S.adruT' reUtire 10 the just afd rigbteoui con '
jisui wnicn werenrggea a coueencourag?
dfsirtvtn in the army, mking 'croakers' and
,l?ub'ijfcsi'nisu at home. Tuerefore, .''
..lit., R fplvd, That the poUtiCrilsentimohU pro
puJattHl, by the North Carolina Standard, prop
!i?aievby whatever spirit or feeling of sympathy.
ded incaitour botfiit displeasure ani full. condem
nation, belieyiag tbem to be treacherous, baung
in uVt, jd jfannatory to the. character f Noilh
Croliwa,j aid refl c.ing upon the patriot i m cf
ir oldiia in the fl ?ld. . i ,
it. ieHiveo, loaiume woo wouu row ibi
drsrupuo ( and f imetitetrife in rni our time of
nod, iBiojiif a ban 1 woo shoul 1 stad united and.
Qillie a po man against a mighty an i crfty to ,
re ?nimies t us and all w,o hold dear 4 roiejt us
tbey may no lha contrary. 1
I 3 1. R biv, That in our opinion, W W Hol-
1J is the (chidf of ainnersi. our in-i iiou nmv.
oriui lij princ pl-, a curse u u a-nct our Siat n
i1 that we leiotumand the S-.anda d undor ii
yntrol to every friend of JLiacoln. aad ehtmV
t j tbH ctu nf the South. ' - "- ' . t
! 4 n. ttef .1 ved, Tnat wa deem the R de?eVPro-
zrei lh ba.tardlv uffnrinir and willing eho of
tUSUndard, . . ' ' ;;'.
5 h. .'Uiblved, That we, sons ot North Cimli-
na, d cleiretie termination ot thu wir an I woa a
ladly bailj the day of peace; yet wj dir iu
lose only when the Siutb shall be free and ind v
pendent, ahd wn soorn any peace tending to re.-u-nfc.n
with tae ol J Uniiai Slate1, , and uml from
these SAteil we are "forever cxlhica!l v senlratel.
ind allour rihta reoenrzed, we will continue to
jnN;h aiid.ti 'hta merciless foe. !"
C h. Ugolve 1. Toat tbouzh in some in'tanns
wa have h 1 reverses, and though we hive htd to
witnors with pnin the flauzh er f mny ir Our
jbrava aijid;berUhed c imrales, vet we can 'foresee
in go xlj rea?on for dponiin- and no cauie to
latibt the success of a people ddter mined .to be
free. ),: ' ' '
7 h. R si'ved, That we request the publication
f the proceUings of .liia maetinjr in ib- R:ch-
mpnl papnfs and all the papers of. our Suiti, save
toe s.anaard and Kaieign irro?rws.
! SB STATUS, Cbairman.
C rrespfn lence of th Richmond Sentinel.!
H THEOItm CAROLINA TROOPS.
W are Ihstructed to request t'je publication in
yiur columjis of the procaedin?! of Ja meeting of
bp on hi ted mh of the Ut North Car -In i Cv-
al-y,; held on the 19thinstant, and w'.ilch lhcom-
ray ined ouljars of the regiment wara invited to
fTh8 meetin ,wa3 organized by calling t the
( ir P.i'ata Qjorga S Udwy, Cj. II, wh'o ad1
dressed the rjgimeat in a few appropriate re-
rk. I ' ; .
JnJuglar Moore; Co. C, Sargeant Tamer, C . A,
3?rg?ant"I? ivW, Co. D, Sargeant C rn.C G an T
Sjirgjant Farmer, Co. B, wsre appointei Secreta
ries, .i
On mo'ipn, a committee was then appointed to
draft -resolution?, expressing tha 'sense ol.the mart
ini g cniiting of Private J. W. Pfinaro's, Co.
II, Cniirn.in; S 'rie tnt J. P. A'ex in lrCo. C,
iMvatelij-R. Rue, C. F, Privt M V. Pick
eis, C . (J, S irgeant J. W. King, C K, Corpo
nls. Li ii,it, C . B,C rpjral Llib O Urin,
(j . E -Privave T. F. Uenirix, Cj. D, Private S
(Gardiner, 'C A, one for each CJtnp my. Ca. I
bing no dcttched service, was not repreaentei.
Wuilst'the . committee were ia session, several
eloq lant rfpeeche', denunciatory of pec? m9n and
batti.e rretingj Were made, -under the nig of the
old North Sute.aad received with great eftt'auai-
it-m.
The contnittee returned and reportel, through its
'O iairm v.i,- te folliwing reioluuoni :
Wrerei, we have heard," with d e, regret and
m rulic ii n. of gatherings in our own North
(S.a e. whose proceedings have be n dishonorable
If to her, and .Jeroatory of the hard earned farna ot
her sol -li-n; and that such gatherings have en
dorse 1 the teatimenls of a pres?? w"ht, in i.sown
indieaiion, ays : "If the worst is dHtined to
ov )riak ui, would it not ba wie and prudent to
take let than t'ne worst, provided wa could do so
eompattblv with honor; " therefore, bU
Kisollei I t Tnat we, , the. privaiet ard i noa
6iiiniiiiori'Kl oCQ jra of the 1st N rth Girolin
O.nVtlryV wh i-nlhted for the war at Uxe ouls-t
b have enaurea t-tigulng inaict.e and w-ary
watchih on theoutpist, rn tbebettol midsum
mer atid the snows of winter, and who nave ex
Kid-.ur, live, in camp and on the flal 1, to ac
aomplidh- an honorable indepen ierice and speety
pm;fj-i4i,it we" repudiate, with sorr., the -limjd
vdtcitUt n : io:tcv ot man who, having uever ste
ervicQ:thin-tel ve, y-it claim to be tho exponent-
of the r;anc and nioot tn ayny. ; "
2.1. Toat,' engigoa as w are , in a defensive
War, against an arrogant and mafgnmt fo , ail
overtures for peac, m de at a time oi national te
v 5e,l can only, give 9ncouragmint to theenemy
'. 3'1. That ruch 't.vertU'-es, at such a im aigie
Loithvr h c m u -med lukewarmne?s in toe j islive of
oir ime, or a tune-serving, puiiuamiajui rpuu,
whn ihat cause is in peril.
- 4 h.jTbat it ia pure imbecility to expect of an
ungenejrous f e, in time of imminen t peri', a co.n
(rOsniie,cainptib e with honor, ani thatinitend
of cprtiadrng Jlaaoection among tueweak, it-is ibe
duty of tne iltixjn to strength in the arms and
bear s of the defenders. !
5ihj Taat, "Vi to-y or" DeUh" is our mo;to,!
determined t , like a hero, conqaer, or, like a herf
G h jTaough. we cannot arrogat"the power to
'pohetate tha s?crets of tho Almighty, aa ta the
d stintoi'of nation, yet we recoguizj the lime of
naiiobal cris:s, as, above all other?,- th occVion
t ,r rlnamimr huronnfi.'lnnm In TTia t rt i. All anH
1 inlitJte tn'rcV. ' ' i
h tt. ibat the roceaings ot. ;tnw mting-Di
sent for p iblicatinn to the Rilelgh State Journal,
liilegb.6'ianfird1 an1 R ch mond Sentinel, wi.n
tte r qveitthatjthe North Carolina and Richmond
paper copy. ' , .
! Toese resolutions were adopted unanimously",
and after more addresses, thi aieetlng adj jkooU.
i F liitu.-aa. VJ&WXkX, Cuairman.
J. W: Moorb,
N U TlVMKS,
J 0- D wia,
F Mi CoKjf,
J. IX Fa&mkr,
y Secretaries,
the
1 11 uk a wwtc utbriowu iug 11 ore raiuuaiu
I. K-r
Ata fulllneetingof the 24tli' Regiment C.
T.on the iSib August; il8C3f Col Wniiam
Clarka'ttitsd thaV the of jt o f cailing-the men
'together was' to' oMafn an expression of the pin
ior.g Qt hi f egimeet on the' qVaiionl which are
being agitated by a rortion the N CPresft that
he wlifced the men tolBX press their opinions freely;
an i uirtservedjr; nninfliienced by otScers or any
cber persons, and.. with sV;iewita this object be
wou!d retire' and leave themaone in their delib
feraiiohs. Pfvate Dtfid BthTine -was then call-'
ed W ttVchair and XLerT$J G Moore and J. JJ
McLean we. ai piaf d Sicie'aries.' It was mov. -
ea and carriecl that a ruembcr-Crora cacb company
oe appointed a committee to prep ae rfSJlutions
ifor th conf . deration ot the re'eimet 5 "wbereup n
Private J O B lton. Co Ai Seret Alex'JLVravlua..
Co B, PrivatH D T 1 1 oney cut, t Co C" Pri v T ' B
iwuins u la.SrgtU St'icklHnd.OaF, Sit U K
Kin. Oa'B, Private i A MG'Ogat G (i.tSw
A J BunpsvCo;II, Sgt C B Sjrles, Co I, an I
fiivite J R Younir, C Kl wre appoi&ted. Ar
teMeviring for a short time for coinultation, the
Oommitte rt'turned and report! the. fvltoxfing,
pr.anoUla and rejwlution, which wrd unanimous
ly mA ... . - ' - ' : l. Ii I -f-v".
WhibbAs, Several of the U LTRjsirant4 have
held mating? t express their opinions relttive to
the p e eal cndui- n of oar i'cuntryv ai.tl to de
nounce alew.b atant traitors n da r b.ate,and as
ur filence may be piaconsirued tbereiore,.be it
re-aved,-' " 'W&-:ii:?A-.
"lst-Thttwe aria arde yatUchVd, to th
grekt cause of S m-cm 'lodt-pend nee, as fully
foovincod ot the istice and ecwsi'ty of tba.wa'r
in.which we are now engaged; in defence of all
that i near and dear to man; as strong in our faith
that God is with uf,and that hi will in hii own good
time Crown our efforts with! fOccets, and s Drmly
delern.ined to proiecute ihrivar wjta vigor until
3n bonotable peace U t ecuredar)d eternal separation
ffont the Yankees atttinedap wfra w.den.' w
flfft volum e-red upwards ot two years ago f 'i:
21 Tnat we bav Tull con If lence in tho patrio
tism wi-don aod energy of the Confederate and
State authority, and Will cheerfully yicl l to them
(iromt t obediei.ee and heartv ituonorr in their en
dvors to bring this greatstruggl for Liberty to
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jid . Tbas wa have the hiant rep et and vrn
eriion lr lhe character, rhiitry Knius atj"d
valor of G n U E Lee, o ir, 0 Kntriander in chief,
a id aro i r ud io have served under him. in two
.campaign. . -i'.T , ;'. '
frib. Tnat with' oyetfl wing grali ude we ex
press ourmtny obligations to tue ladles vjf ; N O,
fr liequeut suiipMea ot ck tWne, wit5 comfort
arid neot;$ari8s for the sick and : wounded, add on
the toiUome nrntrch and in the cheerless biooat
and unco'of r'ablo camp, our souls aro tn-nth
eno and our hopca invigorated by tbinkmg-of
the fair hands that hava toiled unti.1 they a B bU
tei ei, or are folded in prayer for the rtldiar ; and
if any proof were n?ede J, thl 1 would b 'to u suf
dcjeiit atsurance that North C-roiioa4i Sjuad to
tl e C re, - r r ; 1 ji
tt i. That in the pfe?ent crisis it is the da'y of
evry patriotic eitian tenQu ra "What cao I do??
and io beaid nri abetxing'and encouraging those
who are battling lor Liberty and Indepea lence,
and that yery man actnrdin'4 to his abilities and
opporiuni ie sh-ud a-sist in the apprenension oi
uoikh mi l r kuriiujjj buuj- tin iiieir c ruTnaaai.
and in sending forward laggards mad tkuikers t
th fl!d.-' : - i- i;--r:- i-
6ib'..That the -'Liberty of the Press" do a not
licBnseany mnn to u tor blaJphemv or treason, oi
spread ducou'af m -nt, difatisfc ion and,dicon-
lent inrougn the-country, and that all person
guilty of such conduct should be denounced by
every true patriot, that such nuisances should be
abated by law if any law exist f r their supres-i-i8nr:and
if toere is no law, the people resardine
jus-ice and ,exerdsing moderation, should be '
law. unto ibems-ilv," that tfrtaion may tJn.1 no
reiiing place in the "Old N lh State," that i
may be trodden under foot and traitors may meet
with tneir just fom. " i 1
Qtth . That he hindfulori'broken down "p-rli.
luiano, dip otnted 1 epe,(s8, co wr Is, c-roiu-er-,
nd tUa ker.-, in. it i- Sia'e, who rie ralsinja
hovl tor peap, are bmeath the dignity of con
temp' and (bat they meet wiih no sympathy in
m)h.R jgim nt.f r though we ad war Wtrn and de
i ;ejre' h jg earnestly tang to re" urn to our borne
and. fatuilit-, st II we. never will consent V) any.
but an honorable pence. 4the reap-r aia.'t nin
1 ave the harvest work until sunset gives the (rig
nal that the day 'a toil is over."
8.h. Toat we mutually pledge to each other
our'honor.as soldiers, that w Will not hereafter
cast our votes for any man for any office wbt
ougnt t have taken an active part in thi war and
fd itd to oo s
y h. T.iMt the foregoing resolutions ba publish-.
ea in tbe-K il,.igh It't-iiier, Fayeitevi le Obse.rv
er, and Vilinintn J iurnal, an 4 another pa
pers in the ut devoted to the cause of Southern
Independence r"q-i st'-4 to eny.
iAVlL BETauNE, Uhtirroan.
J.L'McLaas,;SiCUri4-
Caiip at Hamilton b Caossiso. Va
AuguUly-li, 1863
The Oflicers and members of dpt. R'elly',
and Litbain'a But-nes N. C. Troops dertermtr-
el to hold a meetinz on the 19ih of August, in
regard to the action of the Raleigh Standard. At
the time appoitif-d, there was quite a large asem
blage presjot, as the Urengtbloftbe two Bi-tinoe
ts between three and four hundred men
On motion of Capt Jimes Rielly, Capt A C
T.oVium wa oitA nnnn to' act ra rhairman. - '
Capt L itham, on taking Ibe chair, made a few
short remarks explaining the effect of the meeting
in a claar and lucid manner. :
; Ori moti'on of L;eut Myers, Lieut Woodard. wa
requested ta act hi Scrftary.
On motion of .Lieut Myers, the chairman was
r que ted to appoint. Committee of sixteer, to
dr'af; resolutions to be Bubroitifd to the' meeting.
Tire chairman appointed the following gentk-
mea : , j ;-:'' .'' '
FaoM Capt Riklt'b Battery.
Capt J.m s Rielly, N-w Hpovr County.
Lieut J -hn A, Ramsay, Rowtn
J imei AG .nnan,,
Alfi Pee.er,
Hanry S C oper, HiHfat . '
Jime H GlffinEJgacoriba . '
Jo-oph W Pittmaa, 1 i
J -ft Joinson, Sampson -
r
FaoM Ctrr Lath vm's Bittet.
Lieuy Jjto M Perry, Carteret
G A Latham, B-aufoit . '
W K So ran, Cartesct
G W'Bryan, Craven
G Maulpas, Lenoir
R B Sadkr, Hyde )
Jru Collin, Jobuson '
. B 'Pool, Wake ! f';
County.
Aftav tbe" com mitten rplirjcl the astiob of tbe
v.. j . . . 'v- .
Standard was ducussed at lengtb.in a manervery
u ncom pi wm ntary ta iu conductor. In a- bout an
hour the Uomuoitiee. returned, and reported
through their chairman ,Capt Rielly, that they
"h id performed the task-assigned tbem ; whereupon
the Kesolutior s'were called for, and rwad by Lieut
Raxisay, aifjilows: ; l j- -'..
" AVhersas, it is with the gtealcsCragre.t ibat
we, lar lrotu home and every thing a e bold ner
and dear. Add ourselves un.Jejr, tba riecesity . of
giving utie an,e to our fteiings, in regard to cor.
tain 'uivilikhi of our Slate jwbpso cparae and ac
tion should till tbe biiart of every good cUizjo
with the grea-.et cantempiatid inuj nauon. ;
' Besotted, 1st, Toat thf . pr-senV c uNe of "the
Stan Lira, and iuSatollLe'arid P-gt ih 'Prln:
XMt (papers published' 16 Rtle h) are at .varf.
, snc wr,a our ieeurirs. 1 in ,ur .timtmn
-SndVTbat though we bave e?
Wra tin two years frorvhome,
V,i.ose wellfafe .ur heartsanvterne'J '
and ...fferin th greatest V'fBJi
for we cannot and will not entertain f
rccSnstructieTttii any formj; anf Pff.S
the remainder of our day, exp.ed l the iJJ r
pf batUeto crutiching aib fjetof YnkePJ
lt?.j-ir. i; o ..Lm fpffmthelf preno,
pi reeonairuciion i a vi , ---: , jr.rM f
1 - a
of-the O.nfederate States ib. placwgi'WW
fluent she flld,re ne may "---;;nf
Sirvrbatlwevarnestiy dedro PbuJ
cinaent to any except a final separation, whU
wHi inakeu free forever free, from our op-
' Kih T"K f In on, nTMAnl haieiaorZi to- -Vance,
we find anesainntBtatesuianand auiotic leader,
to whose seal, integrity and biiiU e, bTe ne
greatest confidence; and whose able, manrg meni
of the affiir of SWmefit vur uBqaalittdd ap
probation, , i
? 6th, That we earnestly entre.teyery citisror
tbrState to bend their energws to the utmot to
Support and increase the C afedri.t '.na , so
tbat with lb favor of the great Governor pi ti a
we'may bd able frtfiQ-n our trfacbr..
rous enemieiaspeeuy and laitin peace, whic
sbnall free w lore v erf rem, their p.er.aod ii.fii
ence. ; ; -r-'-lr: . : " ' '
ftejh9 ReWuUoni were read..the chalrmaii
announead ihatv;th?y; wpre open for discussion .--ut
itieemed that noone bad any tbir g tosay un.
aaVorable to their recepti6a.j Thej (, wera adopted,
by acclamation, and If the Standard ma.n and fall
triendJ bad been presehYand btJ the ready ad
cheerful endarsement of . the RiSu ions by tfiose
warworn, yet star? and 'determined spirist lb?
'would bate forgotten the terror of the Y'ahkeetr
and looked at thoae forced to be their opposers at
hanie."' j ' '" '''' 5 ' ' ? ; - :'f - " :
0 motion of Lieut Myers, the procedings of
the mee ing were reques ed to be pubt:sbed in the
following papers; Rltigb R -giler, Wilmington
:Journar,?3atilbury Watchinarf, Fayt$viile(Oa
sai ver, and R chmondEaquirer ; With the rtquet
tnat all ter papers in the- S ate (f North Caroli
na favorable to the causa wilt pletse copy, ;
On motion the; meeting aj urned. " ..
v ; Al C LAiaAM, Caairaaah. , ; ;
J.Fr09Di.RD; S ereiary. f
. H K ASQUARTCKS 4flTH REQIMlItT,
f . -- "t -U5U"' i v: ; , J
At a meeting of the 'officers and soldiers rl the
48tH N 0 R gimmt held in, camp, nar Frtdtr-
icksburg, Va. on , thl the I5th day f August,
1863, vn motion of C l K C U lVVr B Cieas
a appointed Chairman, and P. lvat-s A A Wat
on, Co and Ji K. McCoy, Co A; were pj tnj
ed Sreuries: ' The o-jJt wf the' meeting-: wa?
ex. reused in a sniritei and patriotic add re js by
G L: Hili O.x motion 6f the Cbafrmaa the Jul
lowing OfiScersatnd soldiers were, appoihtod a com
onittee 4o draft resolacione -expressive of the sense
tiine mteiing to wjtt .
Mm a . " . j . . T
Captain L C Harris.
...-. ,
la.. A
W U Jones
I- A W Turner,
J H Jvlabry,
J T n-ltmao,
M D Utegg. -
Co G
' A
B1 :
' ', AN
,i 'i- if':
B e
iieut
'SergV-
Jsmes A L awry,
'J mas Powel, ?
D W Conrad, -A
B M. Kay,
Jos P Horn, .
R S B a. in,
J aGuibrie, -J
W LHmbetb,
, J64 ! Salf;r ?
Pri 'i
F
" O
. U -
Corp'l
Sergt
- Who reported through the chairman the fUlow-
inz preamble and resolution-:
Whxrkas, We have beard witn much morti-
flfcatiou that. publi'i " meetinsr -have been held in
som couottes tn rfo'th C rdirna, in w iich resi
lotions have been passed taking a eloomy arid du-
Cour aging view pf our existing controversy win
ibe North, calling for a General Convention of all
thetates, and some even favij-mg a recQntruc-
uon of the ot t U nion , and in one county, ir'-
nosing to resist the collection ot toe lax. in, Kinu
imnowd bv the Confederate Government,; anq,
. - - . - .
whereas, we have see.i lhe-e reioiuuop naonsueu
n i ho Ni-rth narolina. Standard, a twper hav
ing an extensive circulation in said S ate, nrt only.
withnut & duiDDrov ne comment uv iu uiwi
but with evident mark of approb ation. And,
whereas, suc'a action, if suffVeJ to pass WUhou.
rebuke, wall place the o d Morih State in a faUt
position both-at nome ana aoroaa, h a misrepre
,ent ter real character, ? Therefor-, Bait
Risolvei. That we. the eitiz n s-l hers of rorlb
Carolina in the 48th regiment N C Troop3, dis
ataim and denounce the sentiment ex prised in
said resolution so far as they represent the hoif
leaaness oi our cnniruvHrjy, iuo ik.ih-v ii a vr -r era
' . . . k . , c fy '
Convention -with the North, or the reaoratruc in
of ihe (id Uian, and th resistanL-e to paying
taxes, as uowUe and anpatrioiij, ca'calatei to
produce riiiaffrC i 'm and dimension in the armyf
tnu at home, and bring contempt upon our loyal
Stto end amonir our Sonthem-sis-.er S a 84 : tbat
t gives-aid and e imfort tour enemy, and blasts
uttr readable expectations 'of being recbgnfad
y European Powers, as a free, united and inde
pendent people. ' '. y; 't r'
2. Resolved, That if these prophet of evil hve
not tbe virtue a'nd- man lines to upbo'd the hand
uf the heroic defenders of our counry by aiding
them wi'V encouraging worne and aciona, thai
they out ht tb exercise the' virtue" of p t encsnd.
foi b-arance, and as they are inactive lor no d,'hev
ihould no, be so eazer and iridu ri ius f.r evil.
That we believe if they would hd but half eo active
in aiding ai they have been in d -prei ig our caused
jur contest would unot only not be h opelpss. Put
would certainly b4 succesaful, as it will be either
wnh v.r wihout th tr al
; 3. Resolved, That we are rppsrd toalt ratries.'
meetings ar.d;oonvefit5orts tba propose ppac upon'
s)ny othr terms than thanif a final and e'ernal
fM-srsil tl of tb -Gtrnfederaie Stiles from tb
-fjnit-ii Stat", "We spurn wiih cun atd 'eon-
emtt the propos'ui'Ti! of :subn:isi n a-d rrcori
t uct'on at cowardly and pu-itllanim as.a- the ant
wiu d bn disgraceful in the eys of the woHd, who
r.mc t en f reed to look -upon us with wonddf and
admiration. I -
4. . Revolted, That we have a rac party Wnve
oanners nve wavea in proud trlqmph ovt-r many
ti-lds of carpae and blood, filling oun vi e ene
mies with consternation and fear.and whose plat
form is broad enough o accommodate every r at
riotic cittan"6f tbe Corif derate S'a es To a firm.
unyi Ming and -hearty- suproH' of this patiitic
pwr-y, we rtieiiy call evey citizen of ibe Old
North t3fate as tbe.onlv wire mearisof a.-curing to
us a speea y ana nonoraoia peace. - !
5 llesolved. That while w vbw' wl'h painful
emotions our ruined t'wnsand v"iUge,V)ur8m'u!
I oermic nmnesanu waaiea properly, our extltftam-
ijiies and desplVed countn-; but ir!Jnit-lr worn
than .all thi. h tb voice of the blood of thonsimla
of North Car.lina' best at d noMest iw's. crying
f r, vtnearca trom the crimson hills and dales of
Virginia. Maryland, Pennsylvania" and othtr
States, "When we see tbe tears of thousands or
bereaved brothers from the seaboard V the monn
tin, mournins tba untimely fall of their nob e
i-ons.by the resistless bands of the ruffian Jberne
aie the morn determined to be free, and io avenge
pur brotbir b'o d, the Lord being our Ibelrer,
to whom vengeance belongs. ' We are bet Wil ing
tbat all this shall go for nought; f-e au not wlL.
line to submit to tbe jrpp.rule of Yankees, fno
declare by woid, act and, deed, tb negro to be
. Resied,Tbatlti our lata tevr ri, w per
ceive r.o cause fcr despocdencV, bat in. far frcm
I ..i r . .1. . -
a
exeirpU :and conscripto to '"".-T'tvi
Sute at their! only esUe U to k V,?.gJ
thUttlnneofn
- 1 - - m ' m. .abaa ! 4 A
'Jvhh S tht bis guard' 1 i encamp-
ATrJVnli. and iherefore." -our -ultimate
mSirprun.tive of evil only'nnd evilcontin
r?.7! --iArits the stern rebuke of every one oi
tho patriotic sons of NortB Carolina' who are as
persed to I misrrpresen- d y.uch ur juatand cow-
arJly lOrtnaauon upon ujfij , iuir goou
Faith- andtk-ttrareiUv -;.a j fra 4;t. i.iWvriif,:
nWvwf.Tbat we feel the utmoEt confidence
ia thVtrietyfc ability, integrity and atrN sro i of
President Davis, lian; aaee andiaveriior, Y ano
and fceJ assured that the dwunies of the republic,
the army and State of North Carolina' is safe In
thei;h4nd8:psf : 'ApmmmfAifl
ii 9.trol ved,. That the proceeding ot this meet'
f rig be published in the lVchmohd. DUpatcband
that the Mher Richmond aod,K.- U.' papers bere
quested to cofy. 'K'wr' :i
f After the reading of the abnva p'eimh'e and
rrWutlons o a full moe'Tng, Lt CoKS 11 Walkup
being called upon, respond d in a brief but cheer
ing speech, wbereu;an too. preamble. ard'fola
tiens Were uniniraously adonlnd by'Kci'lamation.
r ; - '1 ;:j - V . . A.; B. CUJSARS, Chairman. ;
L Jos O McCot.'Io",, , 'tam' !
i A A , Wats SecrctariM. j .., h :;
3IEETING OF CO.,AV 36th N: C TROOPS.
j I Sotna Iceland' BaTtxby Camp,' y '
Ifear GoldsboroVN, fJ Aug 1&, 18i53. j . '
Al a pipeline of Captain Taoa J S'nitherlandV
Battery,, C j A, 38th RegimcllN C iTr.mpbl held
this dayjjirr motion of Capt Tho J 8 utherlariJ,
Private pi'F Ey erftt wan catle-1 t i revde ovr
be meetlnir.'iind C'ru'ls B II Bjer.. J II Mat-
ard. and Privates 1V J Saadiim and G P. A
man aprpiote!vS-eretarie. - v. f-:-'' -
Tbe Chairman remarked tbat we had ascembled,
t a expresi our;'dpinipti of ti:e condyct ot certain
ndmduals.nd editors of leading journals In ibis
State; arid appointed a:. com tnllt coosistlr of
vaps a uoi o ooutnenanq, Assi d jrgnon a n I XT
fanner aat U J :t(eedr rargt Thos K lLinf, U pL
A B CorbittVPrivalea, E Crocker, Saml Jao.rs; L'
N' Biwdbn, i to draft reaoimi vna fjripressins: tbe
.sense, of the meslinc. The 'cmmitt--' r parted
the - following resolutions, which were adapted
rithout ajZf eiw5r otc.fr Daring the interval
occupud by tho committee pn resolutions, a aur-
rtng and patriotic address Was delivered by the
Chairman!.-' 'f-' . ?. 1 ' ' - - L '
' Rtolved. 1st. While we deerly deVore the ne -
cesfity of drawing up these resolutions in these
times, when our belovei tt ate and the Confedera
cy are menaced by the "iron heel of oppretd !n,"
yet ibe course of a tew papers and individuals an
Portn Uatottna, nave compel'ed us to give to the
world tne sentiments of bar soldiers in the field.
enduring every hardship without a murmur; and
still. are willing to undergo greater trials and tri-
vations for the sweets of liberty-.
'
i
Resolved, 21, That while we would bail wi;h
joy any offdrinj of peace: seen ri ner to us ih& ohole
rtyhts ofiheSouto (but ordr no other form,) st
unamm'uaiy sccrris aou spurn any ouer ur ou rs o.
retOatru tioa or pubmi.-i n, "as has been breath
ed by thf Editor of the:R-fleigh N.r OiSuindard
for a much longer time ikan it phovld have been al
lowed, arid we denoanca' biin as a' fraiior 10 bis
country, and earneady entreat that bi tory sheet
be immediately dpprttsedJ9l gives aid and n-
cpuragemept to the enmy, andkrri'a great degvee.
causes tne raids, now Deicg made y them.througn
our State. " v.
y Resolved 3d, That wahaTe every conninrice In
our, patriotic Governor .Z B V-aace, and ho cheer
fully place our honors and lortuncs In bis bands
without far or mieirusr, knowing him to be a
Hrue. trud and loyal man," and we wdl support
and uphold bins in any and all his patriotic en-
deayort. nat we leoi proud or, and glory la th
wise course' of ouy nobla' PreMdent,., Jrff. Davis,
and do again renew our pledges to support him
and tbe Confederate GiverWent to the last. '
.--Rasolvcd, ,4t a, Tbat thedenunciatlorirftnai
lar.ders neaped upon the loyal pwple . f -Noith
CroUra by, the Elitor of tbe Rieigb N C Stan
dard ("that a majority of them are lor peace or
reconstruction,") we pron unce as false and mail
cious and that th report was o.t-n u by bim
10 promote h is Own ambitious schemes and traitor-
ous designs xnai tne taw ntenn mu ih.jm -rin
Ca-oli'i a were atiendeJrorily by a few sucimiesioc
uU, wboi no doubt, feared the c m script a-t would
eventualj v extend to thoso over 4i years of age
Kesolve!, 5th, That these proceedings 60 eot
to the .Wilmington Journal stnd Rileieh State
Jourual for puhlisation, with a request tbat ad
loyal papers in me oiata win copy. ..
The mee irig then adjourned.
(Signed,) Private D JL F Ey RBITT,
Chairman.
Corp'l B
U Bates,
H. Mallabd,
J
Priv'i. G
F. ALDicauAxr.
Secretaries.
VVm J. Sanoliw.
Stotj the Thief !
Pf ! BEVTAiibN-.8ToLl!;i1 FROM MY
Vs4tastare on Swrday. the l.it insc, oie tlAx
at a an About fittssn years old, 4 fe t 10 or 11 inch
ea high.righthiad tool a hits tor near t&e fetlock
She aJsoj soeklel a 4ot at the time, aud by a elos.
observation this fast oTiUilf will be g l evileoo-t of
per lueijuy. one was in ordiDary arork order- Tae
above reward will ba given to any person who wd.
arrest trie thief or seenra my mar s that I can get her;
again. . WILiLIAM JBFFRVS,
aog 8 lit Paeifi. "M O
. Charlotte Female Institute.
muK EIKUCISKS op tun sriinni.
" A. will be resumed on th l&th ut Sutmuerl. The
soaoiaxiuojear ia amaed Into - two sessions ; one of,
lourtaen weess, tne otbtr of twenty -two wivh a short
vaeauoa m unnsioias. Board ana xattion tor the
4 A SlLiX.A -- an A
next session, 910a. Ornament! branches extra
charge, j Masio will be taught by Prof, tu Baumara;
assutea dt mim Mays. French. Drawine. and Faint-
-nD7 toi. r.. jay rover- Address "
- a i aa a tTV ama. " . . w ,.
' - vf -j EEv." R. BURWELL,
V ly 2o-lmpA - v J CaArintte. M, C.
. , John O ams& ;Co.,i .
S XOCK AND MOXE V BltOKEltS.
sW ONTINUE to 'carry' o& tiir bro
I 'Kerfcee nusinets at their old stand aa hi tetbfora
la ail lis vartons oranehea. "
Steel Pens.
c rari) gross
QR0S3 JOSEPH UILLOTT'3 STEEL
dtPU Ni' VARl0Ui KISDd, by the slngU
ou ori quantity at . ,- . , POMaKOY a
I V Lea Pencils,
:.
-TTTEOLESALB OR RETAIL; AT
ti 1 ; -'
POMKOTS
j Blank Books.
a Large jsuppl cap.lkmt and- medi.
ii. VX SIZES FOR CA3U ONLY, AT 1
W - t.-- POM EROrS,
I EnveioDea.
TTnOLE3ALB AMD RbiiAlL AT
POMEROVQ
QLUJ2,
GtU,
GLU17. V:
IHEBtST IRISH-GtUE.- -
MANUFACTURED BY i -'J
KALEIUU, N; C. !
March 11-tf
BLOCKADE GOODS-
tr FStftlEKIao AND CASUMIEREH
UU 9 piectt Blick Aipacsra,. : ? U ! m
100 dosea Ueavy Jeans Drawers, jua-i. csived.
100 pieces Fine White Linen drawers all sites,
2T2 prs Linen Sheets all ready for f . heavy,
' 50 lbs Blaek Sewing SiBt - , '. ': f . 1
100 Ihs White BrT.wn Flax. Tfo 1 articled
Coatf, Pants, Tests, Over Coats, Military and Cidien
Dress, - , , . T: W. ROYSTO. f
April I J . r . petetbar. WaV, j
1
Xi. A. .WfllTA sa firi K -
1 -
i t i :7 u mhnta relerrei to in.j urnali so fx
" .7 :.Wifioranient nd with apparent en-
Ur lor sale - t ; 1 " V V,
X 2000 boxes MANDPACTTJRTORifv "" ' 1
graces. IdVeV, X lb. aUadCW
600. cases XUFP. . v
And wicts tW art'clss tew.ia-, . VI.
pa-' " ' : B. M. BOItEB SO'i ia
J2tmpd.-. -JH,
BONDS i
pr
at
taries; until the l'Sth dajr of SriinU.r '.jsm
I One-fourrt f tha)uJcha'.ii1o;.ev wi'J he req ,ir6l
in Treasury note. 4sued slfce Anrll l.t iurv. .u!
r-mainirfg threa-fuurths mar ba rrniJ In i.
treat-l earing lreasry nates. ' ;
VV : ' ! iJtOA.UN.CSTFR, Erq , '
: ' . ' fc- R. R. M UKT tSQ, :.
il VJH -y 11 i l'f V-Wpiurlesii 'Riehsanod.
. (Signed) T A d Q MEMMIGKR.
STWI1 ' V - y i I reasu-
To" the Voter's of the Fifth Con-
gressional Distilct-;. i.)
milB TEJttCllGNCY cALLSt imTliE
.JL purest and, ablest man to srv thi curitr'f4i tier
ArtjgiAiaiKe uoutttoits. ? The welt knwwn ih tranter of
CapUin JOSEPH J4 PA YI9, of Franklin, forparr -otis,
Integrity and wtadron. plainly iadioates him as
the. fittest in n" in th, JJistriet tP rapl-eaent us in the
next; Congress Captain Uavia4 ii new leadiag &
jrallant eompaay agairisVhe Utadera of hi? cod, trr.
and. 4m carearaaaa of bUfriJn.l. enUrtin
,tbldea of voting for film f,rf Congress or ,iy orher
tlli9 V'V1 th" i'hat w re o. Lfi ,ent that
hewill sbr nktrtm no reoon.,biIifv m .n-s i,:. r..
llcweitlsenaihiy'call bimJ Well kno-u and un'verl
sa(y respected as he is, Franklin Couoty offcf h-r no-
W to t "tert of tfie Distr-ct in full eonft laawl
of bis. et-jaUoa, kocount of hit own uopceteadtaz
marit, and for' the igood of tha couotrj. Patrwt,
yoar Suffrage are racked fori a wise and prudent
suteimaii;aa gallant soldier. ; . (
Jy4 Ue --I-,,.,' -MANY VOTERS-
Iand Wanted..
FROM OO TO 2,500 ACRES-TIIE
subseribflr: wishes a bay Imtnedtatetv. bat wilt
pyatpone oeap inoy till ltr, the ba qrivotiry of
land, in, soma of tho'courities ac'cosslbl to rUilro td.
travel. f Address. tMubserPeat Rildg1!, - etiting
price, qaaotity and quality of lad, ett sTfua?i .a,
itnpr, vements; In short ailthit' a pdrchksar wuld
desire to knw.ij " t-. !' ' "1 '; !. ..
, -airglS 6t;?K 'f , y. Kaleigh. :
Smndard; and Jontnal.topy, . and- sand bills w this
ffice.i' ' f l"':K'1.'.4!..M?a-. ' 1'-
1MPUUTAS rsAI.g OF It GAL EST A TE,
f hy kBcsoltttion of thajasf Grand Ladge of North
Varulina w th ncdersignod, wer authorized .ani
empowered to sell in tbor twi if '-Oxford.' if. C-." th-t
valuab'e property kojin as ST JO Ul'S MS0V I3
00 L LEGE. (Said property wi:b,oe htt'i l el
acreaof land ailiafhi thereto will teof jrei for salj
for cash, a ?lirsdf. the lit day, of ootoher next
The baUding iriarga ani eomooodious. oontainia;
aboat eighty roosraad Well adapted for a mala o- t
maJe College; with; all,, necesa-ry r utbuijings
Those who may bit desifffus to pofthase will i Wv to
Robert W.Laisiu? end J.,T-Lirtleiobn, tsis, .': 0i-
lod, who will tike great pleasure iu ahewiu them iiie
property. v.-!t-'
(digned.) ' R. WAT?0!T. Grstid Master.
" ' C. YTi D. UUTCU1.NQ3, Uran l Tre?s.
Aogastia;i8M : aug?-wswtd
; TofPontraq'ors.
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Vhlsiin, N. C, Auc 8th 1S63. J
EiROPOSALS AUE INVITED FOR CO.
urwettng a gaitoat in H viU Qur oina. 'Tnose
depose I to controtwill be advUed of tbe locality
ano,ia-nisaa wusHpjoniuions on apiiunion at
tbu ouice. w.bere raey will be required to ftN, (ho
lowest prioa and tMajshcrtest time (,A tho c 704c ruc
tion of the boat lit work and inateri iUnenry
or rooderinr her flf for serric.'azcDt Curaiblnr the
iron plating and bof, at 1 putting, in tbe ia tchmerj j
to be periormed byhe contiactoM.
: - ' ' w. jr. LYNCl.
npOfflwC. 5. 'JT., Comi'g ifaral Qfaea X. C.
aag u 2v
North Carojlna'lndtituie the
De&f and I1umb, and the Blind.
rniiE neJxf essiox oF tis isri-
JL tatioa Will coaimQce -Afpod y. September 7c",
l-63, and eooiinue ten inonthir. ft i imn rt:nt t ii
pupils should be ree t kf the co nwencein -.ut f
the sesion. f For loo.ia.tiooAs to this raeiho I or ud.
mission, Ao. iAddrf, ... . W.L.LIE J. iALttlK.
aag0-Ws2 !'V pa-.efptl
Secretary!
OCice, Raleigh. N C,
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Aujctst 2dtb. 1 n
SEALED. FRQOSHL WILL BE KKClilV F.U
, at this oSceiitttil atuMay. ibo Vrh d iv o Sp-
1
tmbert te fariUb a Sut5ieDt quantity of (Vood fip
the use of 1be Sut, ia the-'pi'vl,duriug tLeeufuii
v Ti e wood tot be sdnd oak and hickory, t J,b : deliv. '
ered and netsnredd the wood Jio'i.ie oahu Cpvt 'i.
iroands. from iiiae to time as rrq tiredaod t- 0u cut
nt suitable Jen gib for tbe avoral fj plvc.
JUidders will state the price per ciu at wuu a tney
wUI for ish ic. 3 - , ,
.The rixht ofa-electlae bids notadvantageows o the
Stat is re erved. j! X' JX0. : RUS,
A as; 25-1 w .X ,1 Beor-tary f fat-.
HUl&boro' N. C. Militaxy Accada-
yt-qy my;
TIlEoECONDSEAiONOFTIlE FIFTH
Academic yer , of ihU Institution will cumuiauoo
on the 1st orJuly axr.
For elrcttUrs and information "rply to
. , 1 ; I ' MAJ. W. Jl JnRDAy,
Mav 279 ia t.
' t Superintend" rt.
To Cotton Planters-
tHA?t OCN APPOINTED BY l HE
Secretary , vf .the Treasury, . hul Agent fr tee
purchase ot Coctba for tht ContederHfe (irvernuiei.t
within .the, tttata of North. Carolina, aud will pay fur
the sauie Iq' ? per eect Bonds or Csh.
Sab Agents visiting the direreut fa its of tbe State,
bay Ing iu my nfiae, will hare written ceriiflcattii o.
appointment.-
By order of the "Secretary e-he Tresscry," sll
CoUon purchased jby hiysep, or my Agents, un and
aiTor-in ion aay;oi Meren, ico.t, win be yayi u
7 perocnt, Bonds tor Caeh, and not -8 pc- ceu'. Bt.al
as Utd id a former advertisement. Up 1 lat tiuo,
however, tbe 8 per cent. Bonds will be furuilled rs
stated. ' ,;-r't v
Fatrietic citiiens aw now offered an opportur.i-y to
ld th Uovenuneat by selling to it their Cvt on iat;:i
than to private capitalists.
1 ritf.y-.tr, LEWIS S. WILLLSMS.
Charlotte, March 20, 18ft V
mar 25tt
Joseph ?. Venablei
COMMISSION MEUC 11 AN1V
SrcAXoaa Sr., Iaox Taoar No. 3, Pbtrsbcbo Va ,
B" UVS AND SCL1.S ON CpM"3IlsSSION
Country prwf ore of all kinds.
Constantly ou hfciiilalarjje aod well wlecte 1 rtocK or
MANUKACTUKKD and 3i0tN TOBACCO, U,
thewlebrated CARoLl'A BKLL SSL'FF, amUiaer
orands, whiehvwill bo offered tor the trade at Market
rates; ' '." "J. 'j'--: . , . .
XJrderithankfany reeslvedand promptly att-oded
.te.-'-y"v. .' . r. jutcl.w:mH;.
tr Dickiens New- Wove--
GREA JT aiXPtCTATiOS.
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iiy Charles Dijkens Bos.! ,'. 53, 0
. Price," -i.;:' : aa-:j
When sent by Buil tW - . wenv.
The rate of laix )Dr aant rnTTni twvXL I
of tb' Gaverhmiijt bavin hin -1 . . 5-, f
nt preaWtarparehaaef "th.iaiiia J.! 4 '
tlTit rate, at the Treasurv. r it n. r n . . , f
, For saleby ?,.-: . . .V.J?J
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