"feU-'TajiLcJ try the i'iU,-,i As-. ...;teJ a'rcs
. . Ag''t. . , ,
t ' , ., ClIAXLESTO!, J0. 8.
A special Courier from Ki(on reporte that
th enemy are making immense preparation
f if advance. Reinforcement ar daily ar.
in fr.mSufo!k 4 Yo'rktowu. At More
.Ciiyand Newbern are 50,000 Yanke.
- eungregsted 'ndef com maud of Fter. But
lr i Bot ihara. A.eimaltaBWu allark la Id
fumade ob Charleston, WUnfihgtort, Weldon
ud Goldsboro, so at to prevent reinforcement
leaving either place. Tfi enemy, l report-
d,Br now.cookiug marching rational1" -.
Tha Pumm baa been towed Into Beaufort
harbor. N. C. 4lbted, with la of Terr. 1 1
A aettroehaltaagea Cel. WeVe ommander
rf a lew York regiment, to fight auel- rb
cbadeBSe WM H " hewrae
"to act aetuflya swnS; "but Wriki refused ind
.. ... r . ... t l .n.... '
(oftOWllB restgnea m service
XEGAL OPINION. "
In the Confederate Court to day, Judge Ma.
grata prooonaeed M elaborate and able spinioa ,
being a amendtnent.of the Sequestration Aet,
whmh ito ht Beat tf kin if ai alien eae
uf to tfeqoeairated pnttMfty f aticb alien a4e.
Htf. ! Tbt queation o( cvliliionality. a
made a nW difedioa from the uflicaof the At
lifae Jf, GeoeraJ. , ;c ' .'IZ'Z.'.I"-
n rRo M:xiiYEiTrrr
A eap jr af the N; York Trroaw. juet to hand,
eoataioaa difcoatcb froia Cairo aMuooatfiiHT. a
Federal xwoeae a Vkkabur The Tribitoo'e
Holly gpriftjre correepundeat faumatee the loee
by Van Uuru'e raid upon that place, at 600. '
To Federal, funboat f ner, captured
of tbo Eealenr eoaet of Florida the Briliah
acboonora Fraocia, Frit-r and (irorg aod lh
VIRGINIA LEWISLATURE.
- f Kiciuono, Jaiu 8.
Reiuiatkiue were introduced. Uto the Wnia
trriaiuatioa f ib tSlalo to (uaraulee to the
Coafederate Uuvarnrortit p) meal of her pro.
BtNtKM of tha pubfie debi, and jpled(rahe failh
of tha Stile for the Ming. Alao, a propolin
to enrol and organit all eXxaipla in the Stain
tato orirjd, (rimul ad cHiiiauire, in be
bjet 4 tba 4 the Gariior iu caaa of
neceitljr. But RUle doaiit of their adopiiHi
ekieta, '-.'.' ,
FROAI : THE UNH EI) SI'ATfcs.
Jll 1. :'. v K:Hnoa o. Jan. H.,
Thn New Vurk Herald f .the tth inet. hae
ead editunul ua ih ur'i--ct uf luierreauou
in American afTure by Napoteon. I cave Hi
French Kmpentr will aldrr auolhrr etrcalar
10. the Court of Ef land and Reaia. urifinf
immediate lntetrentiu, aud the. chance are
theeo powera wiil.egree to hia daiand.
fbt wiU be. a of elude to Keoogoaimi by
Franc alone.
" iVxoWa KI ee i" I appeaJad to yon twice
to ct with me but-yoo refused. My ncrti
tia will brook nw More delay. I rc.rj(iHia the
alhera CoofeflVfacy .beeauee my pVople are
atar"i.Trb"riiw Cotton
The Herald naiclode that the Miwrfal
Fleot of Iron ptated Fnfalea now in Ain-rica
arete re ratoaet a m-rjfuciie may dictate
inCaaeoftbe Reevf uilioa of I4ie' govern-1
enU"1"' ' . ' ( . ',
The Eeaci,tie Pwlematioa ia aa4b-t
iadaeeraeat to - Napoln b interfew, Jaa all
,rhance for a'aeppty-of C"ta are at au end
iintil Ibat queaiiim te aettled.
Ho Will pretend thai fearful oriwee and bor
- . lore flow oei'of tart work eg f the leer,
' thrjf hMit the Suth, an.l numaaUy denUud
" the interference. ; '
Franca and England will Mb Oe that tiirir
eappheeof oottoa will be cut ahorit if the !
ar freed.
The French Mini'mer at VahingVn, it
aaid, openly atate that duriu(4hi iunnth hia
Uovoramaoi win mediate ivitmjor of the Souili.
Thi aaeertam of M. Men irr, if true, puia all
doubt up.a the queetioa at anand.
Tb Heralodde, we iuaa prepare to ua
' .n nt all pnivte, tha integrity of the Repabnc.
v FROM TKXAA, .
Cabtrtrof Federal Gu'ultfuiU. i(-o.
, . Aloaiut, January p."
.JSfti tee" reef red ili"!!'!-
The JiMBiajv
lowinr tiifreetinl iaiellirnr fmm Nw Or-
brana U4ta datad at lldqartn, ,bh iui4.
Adiceeju4 reeeiyrd fhiiit lialrf-ilon aUte
- that lb Teiian rebrla boarded tha F. deral H er
itimer Harriet Lino.io lialveeiofl harV'Ti aad
. aer a deeperate light captured her. . :
' ' Commodore Ranalxaw ecmnaadiiif the Fed
eral fleet blow naoaef hie ranboaln, the Wael
'.c ileH,, v,ltf. prevent hrf''YaW.ttj-4tt Ibe hand of
, lh rebel, nad a on bi'ard, excepting eight,
, perlahed. . . ,; '
The ribole alio c-aplored two companie of
. Maaaachaaetu volunteer... w j:v
FROtf CH A ITANOOOAy
j ' MoBi.B, January 9
The Evtminf Ae ha a dispatch dated
t'hatlauooga, ?lh itieiaut, which says i
.: lieneral Bragg made a apeeeh at Decherd.
on Muuday, U ibe cuiieaa thai pluc and
WitrelrMUf, aaeaHaf thei i be did m Mean In
deasrt them, but Would wake a at aud bet wren
r-AaawweTriaamwt
beeena hie troop needed rep beieg perlect-
iynuiea. - . .
- JU Said ortr lofc wa 7.001) and the enemx
between UJOCand SiJ.OliO. That the enemy
had advanced hia tinea fi milee thi aide of Mar
s fraeeboro and hod been guilty of mint outrage-
out enurmllie. They had alao bee stealing
-nrivat property, rubbing peaceabla eilixeua
x "d raauiag offaegroea. . ::
;' I ' V LATER. w ; ' t;7w ' -
" iL" Cnarranoooa, January 8.;.'
There ia a rumor that Rotsncrans'e army
fcaa retreated to Nashville, leaving a Small nr.
piiMllJiilieeajHMtf, ' -.
General Bragg' headquarter ia at Vincbea-
vr mm iii mate a Una oraereaca oetweea
J .?a,ekiagtht HfW?eL4
eojj(tat' coMrqo eww v i A YA.YJEEH RAID.1
- Wincbreter aad Shelbyville.
probabl that the Aboiitkn army .iU
. . djtfor offnivt operation uder
-- Kicn.Mo.Mj, J;,uary 8.
European newsis quite interentiixr andoccu
plea much space.,. The JItrald 4- 'limes says:
The fast Clyde ateanier Vulcan ha boon sold
to the Confederates and wa about'to atart on
acruire. '- :. , '. .. 4-.
Pari enrreapondentof (be London &ftays
little doubt that distressed condition of manu
facturing dietricti in- f ranee incline the Empe
ror to listen' more attentively to Slidell than he
otherwise would bar done. ' ; -
The Parte Montttur aay some joornala ex
aggeral the tendency of the coarse of Franco
when offering mediation in America, mad an
tirely misunderstands il character.
The distress lu the cotton mauufacturingdi-
RiohmAmd, A. 8
Tb York River train bring Intelligenceof a
Yankee raid by from three to four hundred cav
airy and gnnboata, inb vicinity of thn; Vhito
if ouee. on ibe Pamuokey, 30 mile from Rich
mond. - Thomarander deitmyed aevera! oya
ter ehede, om aloopa, and fired at th train,
which, however, anataioed -no injury. The
train ba returned.
NORTHERN REPORTS.
t . ... . .. ,RicBHO, Jan. 9 , .
Nilierapoper oih 6fh Ui (aDl bare been
received
Roencranti, in hi official report of Ibe bat
tie at M orfreeeboro, aaya the right ended on
Saturday in the royaidl-feat oLlhe Jebcra and
their diaordnrly flight to Talahoroa. Tha fight
mOuufiiitiil'iibdn
rlil,Medieal Director eitimatee the numhaf
of wounded at 500, and killed at only 1 ,000.
The Mempbia Bulletin aay Vic k-burg aor
rendrri-d to Hherman aftr five day, fighting.
The whoU Union force there ie etimated at
40.000' . 1 . "
Bank aad Farrago were-expeetedat Vicke
burg. - . ' .
A Bill baa been introduced in the Yankee
CoHgrnw anthnrrtiog- th,s woe nf $300iMM.
000 mora of Treasury not and recommend
the iefue of 8300,00MK)U itx per rente, re
dremable in two or three ram, and f iOO.OOO,
000 at two year.
-' - For i he Watchman.
Ai the laet Term 'oTtbe Confederal e Die
trie! Court, held for the Dielriet bftape Fear.,
at the Court in Saliehary, at Deciuber Term,
.186., ih tiraod Jurur made the following
preeeniiiieut, vb: ' t
The Jurors for the CoutVoWate State, hav
ing duly eiMikidered the charge of hia lloiir,v
Juilge Biuoe, do in uccorifnuee with that charge
f-ieeilully aubmit the followuig CMUcluiuona
t which they hve arrived, apon the subject
of eiliiiiiou aud ecufaliou. .J,..;
They in the 'outset beg leave . to eay, that
they 4bo bolieva that Southerner, engaged
in a struggle for liberty, nayrvtu for life itself,
ase so every sense 'of patriot
ism a Mo have, aay deliberate evil de
signs in i ho practice of the rvila of,exiojrtiuii
and siieenlatiofl, which aeeai to luve setxed
upon iba proph.-Tbey do ot believe thai we
have bo si am areuB corrapi il ayarioioua ae a
bndy poluie ; but they d believe t bat by
Ihoughtleealy imitating the acta vf Miore evil
FlieH, theceiiiHtirtky baa bei led stepy tep,
iu the oowaward eoura of depravity, nutij they
have grown calh.ue it the whispera of on
cipiCe,'at.d ihw look Opon the ueceaaitie, of
i he Leedy a.l depeudaut a a inattemf chance,
and have i their eyes to lhebalefulcou.ee
qen.ta of their acta, . -
'Itial lhi si's te of I hing stuiuld b ve bee a
peraiitied lbu long to eit, t indeed to be la
mented And w do otiw.ee Juiorsanarmbled,
and having Milruia injunct on given u to re
dress the puhikgnevaneee, call upon all well
meaning cilixeu to reflect upua the con
qOencee nf this unhalowell thirnC fr gain, and
i uH t.he'loie uf UKHiey co.t.iheai' the Jo of
lair fame and hooVaiy. Think 'upon the wants
of the family of the gallant e.a'diir who daily
peril hie life for your dele nee. Think of their
aufleringa from your greedy ("peculation, and
let th'ie drive you to refleciioo, and' escape froia)
that just oondeiiiuaiiiet wjiich assuredly awaila
yon and your posterity. What au exalted po
iiioa in the temple of infamy will the desend
ants if speculators hold when an hnet histo
rian will write the history of,lhiwaf 7 and how
degraded Will they leel with all their wealth,
wtiea ptauled as a deoendaHl of ili mu thst
starved '.he eoliCet'e wife, cheated the piar of an
liiioeet living, and made hu'ieraud want stalk
abroad in the laud, all to BJliafy his vrerd l r
gain. ' .' s '
v,. Lei tin, ppenl.awakeifjh.:" who hni e not
bectnne b .kned, and cause lS-u to show
forth tlie mantiueaa of Hieir narnrea byTwnngi
tbeir influence io put down tln traffic, which
causes the helpless to tuniirn and the tiroag
to weep over the. depravity uf man. AVIiea
rue a are appealed to fcir -charit'ilde mrpoea.
tbey give and give freely. ' Even the specula
tor ia the aee4ties of life, will, when appeal
ad to give freely to remove the' KuAeriiig from
voder hi eye, Bui when he de not see the
poor sufleier and hear not t hf wait of aoguish,
be heedlessly permit himeelf W -see but lha
profit of his trade, little caring, wher freezea
from the waul of proper clothing or shoe or
die from the pinching of hunger. Yes, every
bushel of grain bought by the speculator for
the purpose of enhancing the price, Haces that
euch beyond the reach of th needy. T-hei
tbna briin, by daing our influence m.ithe pel
vat walkaof life to res'ieeagiiin the love of
coanry aird one ciutiHt ewiw. hy .checking I
appeal to onr lie;hbtn- to h-t nothing go iato
the hand of tcetiialrs' when needed by ha
oensnmer, L1 every man put it to hia own
Coaacieiieeaud ask no mre f r wWal he baa
In sell than he would liae to pay. ahoutd he bo
unfortunate enough to be compelled to bay.
Thi i the honesl rule, and a few noble exam
plea woold reetore a healthy state of thiuea,
'sad tha needy and the virtuous will ibauk yon
fosiU - " . . -i ; - .
. . F. D. RINEIIART. Foreman.
1 .., JAMES F.JAMISON.
JOHN sl mkaxa:
JOHN w; McNEECV,
JOHN SiDAVIS,. : j
R BARRING ERr J
j. m. lorance, ;
J. II. OWEN, ;
P. M. MORRIS,
IAMES-WISEMAN, ..J
JAMES B. ROBESON.
, ecu;.. . -d.
m.iiojl; :ooks.
Ordered by the Court, l' 'it thii presentment
of the Grand Jury, be epread upou the Minute
of thi Court, and a copy funnelled Editor,
with re.quet to publiah ' ' ! ' 'f ,. : -
Atleat. DAN'L. COLEMAN. Clerk.
V M I From the Raleigh Btoadatd. .1' .
r M"." IIolobm Tha. aaline powder which
you gav me, and which waa. received from
alieWry or from thn vicinity, weighed .fifty
fdr grainaV It tet I decidedly tall. It ia
tated'to bare been obtained from 3 gallon of
water derived from n lick ,,' On trial I found
tha 64 grain contained l0"of inaolubl earth,
ihn reducliig jlje. amount of line matter to
M gfrua. rti frmsVtehv 'JjWit it
n unHf mmmt toe- qaaiiutyor Mraawe avwF!
or iabl aalt, atill mora.'- Now. the qaeaiion io"
ba aolved la, will a water which hold in volu
tion, aait of thin description, and'ouly to the
amount indicated, furnieh enough to make if
"an object to boil it for lia eontenUt Soma
light may be thrown on thi queetion by slat
ing, that the well water of Fayetteville clreet
contain, upon an average, w-ore tbaa 50graine
of aaline matter In 2 gallon, of water. We
have obUined aait from ,th, wateri i of all the
well in town, yet no one expect to nee tbem
for obtaining aalt: It would, require at leaal
UrWO gallon to make a bnab'elof ealt. '
- Another queeii'oo may ba- nropoaed, (a it not
pTbabLe' that by going aWp1 Do&h, itronger
add better water naay be obtained T I tbink
not. All tha licks whM belong to Ike forma
tion of rock similar tt thoee of Rowan, aad in
deed all the western conntie Of the Slate, are
da to superficial ckangea. end the deeper w
go tb farther we (bell be removed from the
auarCe of th aalu Tha snperficial decompoai
tion of rocks and earth, alwayi furnitheeeaHne
matter, among arhich wo may detect chloride
of sodium, or common salt. But there are licka
in other formafiooa which appear mora favora
ble than the one'onder cooeideratkm.' I ana
lysed tha water from a pit about '4 feet deep
on tha plantation of Mr. Seott in the Western
part f thia County. - The formation ie the rd
andatone, which, and ia known, to be a ealifu
rona rock.' Thia water coot awed 456 grain of
aalio matter to thagalloo. ' Tbieaalt contain
ed, per cent., or in 100 grain of it, 7 ; graine
of carbonate of lime, 6.60 of magneeia in com
bination with muriatic acid, and eome or
ganic matter, the -remainder war mostly table
an It. Now this water may be need to obtain
eelt at a leas price than v. hick i demanded at
the present time by apeculatora, especially
where wood ie cheap .-
- In concrasioli, I majrsiare indivindaN, as
well a the putlte, that the eonditiou for the
production of salt doee not exist in aay of the
Countiee west of Moore, Chatham aod Orange
for tle prodnetion of aalt, or I may say its
preservation, il is necessary that the rock for
mation alMinld hve been depneited Irian the
ocean, aud that it should have preserved itself
somewhat in the form of a bmin. IuthisStaie
though we I ave extensive beusof sedimeuis de
poailed from th sea, yet they have not been
preserved in the miwt favorable condiiion for
furnlsblug salt and. therefore, it t doubtful
whether, w ehall ever be able io proenre salt
from any of them. But the, whole of the State,
where primary rocksxt. we rairt confidently '
affirm, will never furnish u with salt. I have
spoken more laity upoo (his subject for the rea
son. Uiat I am frequently receiviug letters f
inquiry upon the eabject. - H
E EMM(NS,
State Geologist. v
Raleigh, Jan. 4, 1862. :
this Blornin
- Fnw the Chariotte Bulletin.
FROM TENNESSEE
i CmTM006A, Jaulk.
The enemy now hotds .Murfrreohoro rum.tr
to tbe eonlrary iMitaithstauduig. Our ptckVia
Uiug within three inilea of them. Confeder
ate forces occupy the country this side. tn.
Bragg now estimate onV ios' i "9,000; wliich
includes the woohd-d left at MurfrcetHxtro
Gen Hauaon, of Kentocky, wounded on the
2d, expired at M urfreesboro since evecnatntti.'
FROM RICHMOND. .
RiCHMOKO, Jau. 9.
Th N. Y. Herald, aaya Seymour'a sjieenh
will tally with hie speeches during the cam
paign aad favor the prtafeeutiou of ihe war for
the resteratioa' of th Uuieiu An attempt a ae
madetomoti Henry Ward Breeder itt Elisa
beth. N. J , on the 5th inet. The famous For
re divorce case rs finally deciilcd. Mrs. For
rest receives 140,0(10. Accuiiiuh'ted klimonv
B4.00U per year. olixavf Augusta Cottntv,
f Va presewted SVHrwH ifn ku with -spM-4
did bort al equipments far eervioe -m rbe
Valley.
FROJI CDlTTlXUOil m.
' Chttm?oO, Janoary 9. Th truHj Rebel
publishes the following dispatch' from official
sources: ' ;''.-'- -
WiMciiasTta, Tenn.. Jan; 9 ien John II
Morgan's report of his late expedition shown
two thousand paruled prisoa-r, several hundred
of the enemy killed. aad WMtnded, and an im
mense quanlity.of arm Mirt.perty deti.ed.
Gen. Forest's report shows fifteen hundred
pnaoneis, i!VT. .tbooMrtd tf the ecemy killed
and wounded, an limntente. quantity of areif,
ammttmtioa and store dee Myed, kud his wht.4e
command splendidly equipiad. :'' .-'
tlur opralSons at Murfreesbnrit' includes the
Capture, of 4,00 prisoner, whsr h addiiioo i
2(H)U caotored at Hartsvile and around Ato-h
tilbu mm P 10.Q00 prisowi in les thawtiee-f,:
motilb. W e bavs also rapriirecT and sent to j
the rear thirty canuon. 60IMI amulf anna, und
have 3000 ia th handa ti the mapr" '"'
ItTTthiitroB tw rhr
desiniyed, aa)d the males sud harneea secured.
The enemy' loa in ilri and, onnde, i e
timaled at 20,000, iiiciiidig.''yGeneral.
' . FROM YICbSBCRC
. Riciimomb, Jan. Private dispatche from
Gen. Pemberton, jut received, eaye:
We atill hold Vkkrbtirtd wtl hold it, aa
it is growing stronger every day. Theeoeiy
appears to he-retiring" '
A Flsg of Truce Bost baa arriyedateity
Point, bringing over WonW and chikrrea.
A copy of the Baltimore GaxeUe baa beea
received. B fl ara learn that Bank has or
dered tb re leas of all political prisoners now
leonfiaed lifchidinj Mayor fc
LMoaroe. '? t ; .l:
1 1 i i c , it i
l.'i i I .-en inhkiK-r I. h h- 1 liior-.. t t
to.l.. Dodd uuiiaial spi' ou tle ouUmtts of
the City, and on bisreturii waseuddeuly strick
en to the ground, ilia situation waa soon dia.
Covered, and he was conveyed to bis home in
a carriage. Drs. Johuson, E. Burke Haywood,
and Jl. B. 'Haywood war at one summoned,
aud all tbat medical skill could cuggeat all don
for him., On 8unday night he was bled copi
ously, and he rested weH afterward.' W ar
glad toiearn, at 13 M. od Monday, that bi
thought to b etter. ; "' " ' " ' '
Mr. Badger is, we believe, la hi 68th year
of hi age. Th temporary obscuration of bis
great intellect is a calamity to this community
and to the Stale j but his constitution is remark
ably robuat.'and thousands Will join with us In
mt eirnex iom idii m may 9m mwriQioq
1 a . t a a a a a
parta 10 ai ei many yearm. no omwmti. i
Sv'Wiff'fkd to learn bb we go to pre; that
onr-eitcemsd fellow-ci'Jxen, Mr. Badger, is Im
proving in bi bealthe ia. yaa. Jl,.;.
To Iiand Buyers.
J, H K ubscriber offer for sal hi plantation
containing; ' "
JM0 ACRES. -
This place i on the new Road to Lincoln
10 mile West of Salisbury and In on of th
best neighborhood in the county, convenient to
Millie tud Cbarche. About two-third i clear
ed end under cultivation a'nd embrace 40 or
50 acres of the very beat. H ,
BOTTOM LtiND
(as It uever overflow.) There is on th place
alt neceaskry buildings and tt new, ' having
lately been settled.. Gallon the subscriber Very I
soop ou tue oicintaea n job want t wiiiin.
S.A.SLOAN
January 9, 1863. 2mopd:.14
1 VI IX sell. at public auction on Wednes
day, the 28th day of January, inst, if not pre
viously disposed of, the following property, xrK
' ' no ses ed Mules, a reninanl oTFattle, hoir
and ehrep.a small lot of Corn, Hay, Straw
and .'Shucks, one Ciur-hora wagon, one oxsn
and cart, one Cot tort Gin, baud, ic, one set
blacksmith's tools, one loom and gearing, farm
ing utensils, and an. indiscriminate quantity of
plaataiiontrumpery.
f C. L. PARTE E
January 9, 1863. 3wJ4
, Property For Sale- -Jn
Salisbury, in Slatesville and In
Concord. 1 i
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR sale
in the, town if Salitbury a valuable unimprov
ed lot aiiyiining tha dwellings of Mr. Pearson
and Burton Craige. Also a tract of land con
taining about
T WO II UN D RED A CUES,
lying on the Gold Hill road, Tour milea from
Salisbury. Sale to take place (if not sold pri
vately, saier.) at the Court-house in Saltsbn
bury, ou Tuesday, the. third uf February, IS6X
ALSO, in the Town of Staieeville, on Tues
day, the 17th day of February'. 1063, (if not
old privately sooner.) the STORE HOU3K,
WAREHOUSE and OFFICE?, on Ihe East
corner of. the Public Square, nearly opposite
the Siiiioiilou House. '
ALSO, iu the Town of Concord, on.'fnes
dav, the 2lM day of April.rli3. (if not sold
pricHtelv ner.) the isTOUE HOUSE and
occupied by White, Smith' & Hrad
shaw. SJ 1'enns.six mouths credit, with in-
terest fmm date, ij
January 10, 1863.-'
W. MURPHY.
3w:34
Ii UNA IV A Y A I'PUENTJCE.
' RAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRI
beron llie 4lh insiaut. ROBERT WOOD,
bound apprentice. br, (white.) ngi-d about' 15
yeur. 1 will pay 2S cents reward for hiaap
prehertB aud delivery io nie, and wilkeu
force Ihe law agaiuat any one who harbors,
einplov. fclieller or conceals him.
V i MATTHEW PLU.MMER. -
'Jtnnafy.lO. 1863. 3w:d 34
SICWING, SEWING,
TO THE LVDIKSJ
r lll K nnderejjned havinf taken eonfrari
t 1 for making eiheeTinh S.ddi-re, detre
to employ .VKMaiUe . do the sewing. Tliey
request nil who desire information a a to the
J1,le1
kind of work" Hi Tie doneand the' prlce-f..r ir.H
to "ppiy unneir mime, iw-w4nt.ini iMt-4ie
eomer formerly' u-cupi-d by R. iS:. A. Murphy.
Call soon. " ' :
WILLIAM HOWARD,
J s. I). RE AUD, "
Saiibnryyn is. jera JJ5
HOOL BOOKS,
T E are irep.ired.at short notice. to Turnish
VV the.l.Wiiig KCHOOL ROOKS, from
."MSrhug. (luujpbell ii. Albright's " publii-hiug
t...i . ' : 1
Uftnw. lubreensboro , l WU:
Our own Spelling Pork 30 cents
" 1 First Reader ' IX "
'- " S -cond Render. 50 '
Primary Grammar, 30
- 1 1 r. Ier , with the caKh. and stamps to pay
Btiage," will recrive prompi aHeulMMi.
i. 1. DKUfl E.-KS,
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Notice to Conscripts.
rti BTsTre tTrTrfWirfhas,i w-Ub.
aent of Hi 1xilleiiry, lire Uovernoriauthor
itrd the raieing of tha three, lie W coulpnuie
jwhh are re be attached to the 6th North
Carolina Tmoos. Col- Charles E. Slniber com
manding. A BufJScientnumberof Conscripts,
la form, these three Coenpanie. will be allowed
to organise themeetyrs and elect their own of
fier. As soon aa thia ia done, they can report
themselves io lb Commandant of Conscripts,
lav Raleigh, or ta Cot Sbober.al Drewry'a BlaaX
'. B. Rv MOORE, '
' :. , Lt. Cot. 68lh NCTfoopa.
January 1,1863 , r "33)t '
, 'JBIiANK DEEDS :
pQR gALS AT THIS OFFICE?.
- - .x4Vi y--;---'----..- fr;-t i-y.
! C. "i 1.- , , -.i i ,15 j .
ah- .coitini.'stUe (s,,
iug dt wrted i the Confederate Stutes Ai . -',
' By General Order.
... W.L.J.LOWRANCn,
Col-Commanding 34th Nt CL Troop
Deo.22, 186X 5t33
Llill Stones for Galea '
A PAIR OF NEWIILL STONES, yP
2 at tha Quary, ? mile South of thia plao
for sale. They are cut from, the heat on la
thi region of country, the grit beving beea
thoroughly proven kr many case, . They are-
3S feet hi diameter; and the runner ia 18 or 19 ?
inches through tha eye the bed to proportion. .
For further particulars eaB at ' . - - v
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this orricE. ,
ii inrisM . rr .-t&i&$f. mrttKssax.
1111. a ar a a. a .-..i.ri.jjuiv.- z.-eaaaiaa-iiMtiauTW-
TVTEGRO WOMEN, BOrYS ANB GIRLS;
JLl among them several good: Cooka aad
Washerwomea. , Paraona wisbiag to bire. wilH
call aa ma oas mile eastiifSalisIrury.' J bava- .
alao a Tanner for hire, who has, beea at tb-- ;
basioeaa for about a year. . .. '-
7- ' . A. ftENDERSON. - 'y
Jan.a, 1863 ' -V- - . -, ' 3t33
ABSCOND mo JSTEOnOES.
TWO negroes, MICK aad SAM, belong
ing to the atata of Solomon HalUdec'd.vera -hired
by tb undersigned on the Jt JanaaryV
. tfi.- -i-j. - ' u rt y.i
a Qauaowy, eui navw lauva in aoina ap. i ue v -
re sappoaed to be larking about Salisbury: V'
will live a liberal reward for their apprebeaW;
sion sad delivery to me, or for their confine
meat in jail,"so thai I get them.- ! ' r !
OTHOLY6RLYs-H-
Jan. 5th,-1863. 'tf 43
WANTED The highest cash price will1
be paid the prodncer by tb aadenigaeaU
for' ' .;;.i,L,.it.ri;vr:i
1 ONION SETS OR BUTTONS i
"WHITE BEANS, -
IRISH POTATOES, Snow Balls,) V ;
WHITE and BLACK M UT ARD .8 EER
, HOPS. BEESWAX, v a' s j-
SENEGA AND BLACK 8NAKE KOOTr
FLAX SEED. :--'':.t.
LARD, BUTTER, BUCKWHEAT AND" .
A ... WHEAT FLOUR, i
CORN MEAL,atd all country produce. CatP
befor yon Belt. W H. WYATT. ' .
Druggist and Apodiecary, opposite MarpbjrV
Granite Row. ..'
Saliabory, N. C., Jan 5, 1863 , 2t33
PORK for the GOVERNMENTAL
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
be paid for Pork for tb Govenimei.t Afe-.
ply to 7 I P. BROWN,-
Jan 5, 1863 ' ' , ' 3t33 ' -ffl.
Valuable
THE HOUSE and LOT known aa tha W
Sixnonton House, ..
IS OFFERRED FOft SALEr
THE building is HO flU
front, and 407 ft. deep,
three stories higb, brick, !!!f
-j.- r T"i.-l.:iJ I""S"
anu tin ruoi. ilsuuiki
ling ie divided bb follows :
TWO LARGE"- HALLS.
occupied by the Mason and I. O. O. F. Base
ment is divided into four large dry rooms, ed?
for grocery and ahoe shop. 1 wo or th
in the' Stare7fonhjng thwhl length of.thar
building with large cellars and war room,
counting rootneand a rlu ky" Tight room ion ,
aeiMinn sto7, and wago yard . in rear of the -
building. -'.; ei ;. ,, .'. ' ; .. ' ,
HE HOTEL,
is the best arranged in this conntry, larg and
fine natros, well furuiehed. : '
Brick Kitchen and Smoke Uonser
large Stable and Home tot with Water cob--venieni.
" 'CS'rr'' .. r-
Thi ie the moet desirable property ever of
fered lor sale in ihie eonnlry, Statesvilla ia a
.Mu.rtal.t nl:.ea I.. live., anil m kriak 'Otaea Jnv
iiii; Si
trad. . The Fmal College and a goad Jiale" :
Srhi4. in snccfeafaioperauontib Weatern Nj it i
C. Rail Road aud the Charfaat and S tabes vill' ' i
Ruil Roed, briug a great, travel and trade"- - : j
th- town, and i"ir well, known StateeviMe TrT
Hbeet vpcfortradejitt We
terma wrt be mjide tttuith pnrehsef.Ay, r? 1
lenjeth of .time can b given; "-tit Confedefat ' j
moneyor bom4 wiJI be received. This proper. . ;
ty ia now paying a good teal, and Will coOtia-
ne Ut 00 ao, and wonld not be sold only for dt-. . .. '
CT If tb property a not Bold privately,-1. :
will be eold io the bighet bidder oa TUES I
DAY orFebrnary ConrfTor Iredell Cottaty. T
. JI'.'l "-: ; ILT-SIMONTOM. I
r-;-- '"ApSnryiving Partbef " -;-.-
Semi! Weekly Standard and -CaUwb Joar
sal, eopy ' i time aad send bill ta Mr8imoatov.
' Dee. 9, k62. ' . ' a pdtdcSO. . ,
'"r' P UBLJC SAE. i : 2 pj
L WILLsell at tb tale resideoe of Capt. A- ; (. 1
-A Miller; o Tuesday, lha SOth of ;JaflBar-:2LI I
t iefi3.tbe foUowina Property.-.- Twer bead of I
iltHSwra4j;aMl
1 . .-.r-.-rj.-
goat, one. two boraa wagya ana geanaf , oa -v
buggy , a quaptit y of corn aad wheat, Bheaf- ". --
ftoas, tiwwet, sad atrsW ana one goon- straw
net ter, ou loom, all oTblablsaeeimM soflfica--
en'furnaare, together with hia rmtng toola,. ,
an other articlea tod tedioo trf mention. rt- .
Terroe made known on the day of ale.' - ,
- John c. miller, AdnrV
Dee. 87th, 1863. - y ' 3wAt
r7 Teiiaccm Cfeaiitcr v t : ;
A Fine lotof Manufactured Tobacco, at'waol---
- aale or rataii - ' . -Jj - ' . ' .
A good lot of Cigar. '1 . '
A email lot of very fine Cotton ia large bales.
For ai bv MERONEY Av BRO.
Baliabnry. Jan. 18. 1863. Impd34
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