: 1' - 1
tie r... . '. -7;i -'
1 I . .'1 '" I J It Li-i:r:ii,l.-r, ;iI
within ten. d.ys from tl.s passage of ti.is act,
are to be funilla1n 7 per c-nU until the 1st
,:Ac2USt,"nl thereafter id 4 per eeutr" AH
ealfcertifleates outstanding o the lit J u! J
sisal to doerueJ to be loads bearing six pet
cent, Interest payable at a date not exceedtog
' thirty years, ., ' ' " "
. , . . The 2n4 tecuoti authorises a taonthl issue
of Treasury notes, bearing BO intrest to an
amoeat not exceeding fifty millkifia, funda
ble durinj twelve noaths fiom the first day
of the pioaih of their is la six per cent
tonJs and thereafter in four per euta, , ,
Te remainiuf section of lie bill are sub-
ataotially the aaase as published some weeka
ejDce, eroept that the Secretary of the Treaa-
:wmg fPwatfl,o4ryl millions
iWopWWwwWeWt
or Cotton certificates, pledging the Qovera
tnent to pay in Cotton at the rate of 8d, sterl-
ing per pound m stx months after peace.
gUery RklrLa--Lsf a wlfUigsItkel a4
Talaaale oaeer-Casfcicrate fteteaa.
BacanoKn. If arch 18. fafonnation haa
been rocetred here that alanaiah occuired
yesterday eftersooa at KeOey'a Ford, on the
Upper Kappabaaaock, between Uen. I ittnujra
tee Brigade, with IVttham ' borae artillery,
aod the cnaiyK about 12,009 tuong, nader
GetLSOaeinao, who had auooaeded in crow
tag the .fiver at lata, hour in the afUsrooon.
Our Amvmi did not mxed 2.000 men. ' We
hare to lament th loai at ataj. PdUam, of
Ala, and Major fuller, of ar The euemv
are badly crfppled, aad retreated to the north
bank of the Uappahanneck, (earing their dead
pen aad horaea strewed in the read. ' They
alaa IrA a hospital. ' '
m-i ra. asoon dispatch.
(ictvoirv, March 18.11 P. at The eti
gagement yeerday near the Rappahannock,,
occurred at Jamison's Woods, six miles from
Culpepper Courthouae. The enemy were
driven across the river with heavy lose Our
loss will not exeeed 150 killed, wounded and
captured. -Tbo emy evidently oowtwupla
tedagreat expedition, but was eontpMeiy
' foiled aad diacotnflted. .- '
irraa tas'Vtst.
Moans, March 19. The Appeal of the
17th says reports of this morning from Port
Hudson represent a serious outbreak in the
Federal army, which, 4 correct probably ac
counts Yor the retropule moveairnt Hanks-
innr kvmti mvwl thai Mrrsl V&nlrM mrii
meuts had laid down their arms and werel
enl'bacariil two
regiments.
' 0o. Rust's oommand bad dn veo back a
greatly Superior force of the coein. -; f
The Tribune has the following dated, IV
ola the iauh:-,---.vsUii
The Federal marauders at Hernando, had
destroyed the county records at that place;
also, made 1 general jail delivery and had ta
ken aB the horses, mules and negroes in
reatht Thev were attacked and ivutod by
Iflythe'sbattsltoa jvltaakaa
and wounded, ' Our loss oue awn wounded.
Later frea Eartaa aad tat ratted Sum.
Rtcaieovpv March IS.-Northern dates up
to and icduding the 10th instant, baa been
received.' 4' P ''-
The War news is not of much importance.
The London omreapondent says the politi
cians aad Editors have settled down into the
convictioo that Seward must reedity be d
missed in eompliahoe with a peremptory tk
fnandof the, French Oovemunent, in onse
qienoe of M r( Metcier s eutreapondeoois
Intervenuon in some way, and at every
hazard, seems to be uVteraiitMfd on as a snea
sure of French policy and an pen rupture
cannot now be prevented without that sacn
fioe of national honor and dignity which is at
tempted, by tin ISnlish rress, to be upheld.
Caamiiooaa, March 2U. Intellirence by
this eveninss train atate that oar acouii front
four miles , this side of Murfreesboror report
toe enemy retreating fnotn that viuimty. , ,
March 2 WTlie tolling back of the enemy
front Murfrveaboro is fully conSrmed. It is
suppoeed Uiey hare gone towards Nashville.
An Abolition Caotam. of the Port Royal
fd. C) Departmrnt has iiroved true enoutrb
to btr creed to take command of some of the"
iK-gro suldiera. With -loirf companies- i11!
thein he latelr mwle "an exned
edition against
the enemy." On his return, be publitlmi thtt
, moat marvellous account of their heroiMn.
Their eagerness bi cluirge batter iesaud the
like, was almost frantic 4 They far surpaswL'
in dash and cpolnem, any sol. Iters he had evr
read ol save Uie rrench Zouaves. The cor
respondent ot a llardford paper dispels, how
ever, die glowing fiction in the (bllowmir :
" The expedition succeeded in bringing oflf
lotnr noo-combaUanta The town ofot Mary a
Was burned by the negroes. J The
landed and encamped at St Mary's. During
the eight twenty Confederates, on horseback,
madea dash ioto their camp, when the ne
groes fired in every direction, and then sum
peded fbf the transports, throwing asray their
guns. ' They rushed pell-mell bn board, and
. create J Uie ct ta owrualon. a .rr
f Celd Wsiljarirr;;
- -5 MiC Benjamin - VtburttTan i 'otd arid' re
..apectable citizen of RutlteHord county, Was
brutally murdered in cold blood by the hand
400 George SutUe; sear KaUierfoTdton, on
the 5thinst : The wound was inflicted by a
pistol, and produced death instantly. It is to
be hoped the perpetrator of this horrid deed
has do sons who will imitate the example of
their unfortunate father. We lsrn tlie act
was unprovoked. - Mr. Washburn was about
50 years of age, and bad filled important po
si tioui ia his county, and was at the time of
hisdeth Chalrnianof the County Court
Ma leaves a respectable family to mourn his
untimely and tragic death. Buttles has been
fjeste4 od oondnedjn RutJbordcootrty
Jag where he awaits his trial, and wiB bo
doubt meet bis just desert.1 . -t
" . " ' A " ' -jssinfcrfn Xbgls. .
CALF FOR AL Ais wseke 'oU7 rj
Uek. -i Appfy to Yf. U. WTATT -
- 3
i
' '.: I at-tlia lwr;,;ul Lca.lU LL,
lowing CfeunUefc) wit: - I
Alexander 22: Alleghany 1; Burke 3;
Cabarrus 2: Caldwell 6; Catawba 18 Da
vidson 1 Haywood 2 ; Uenderssn 2 ; Ire
dell 10; Iiaoolo 1 ; .McDowell 1 ; Kowau 4;
Sampson 1 8tanly 3; Transylvatia 1 ; Wa
tauga t ; -Wilkes 3, aad Yadkin si From &
Carolina 3. ; ., . . , I '
. , The, following contributions in inooey itul
paoniaont are gratefully acknowledged by the
aairtnVtowitf; a..
Oatewkt Cbwafy. Mr. John Thorn D-
' Mil' ' 1 - " v . .ft .AA
s $105,00
Row Gntntjf.Utt. Catharine Keistler one
bushel dried peaches; James Uorah one
cord of wood.-""" '
The claims of our sick and wounded sot-
diers upon our tlherality are peculiarly strong,
and are entitled to our particular care, and it is
bofied that contributions in money and pro
visions will show an increase of the spirit of
liberality in support of this Hospital. As the
times hard, and wecannxdo,m' charity
what we would wish, vet we should endear
6r, to the utmost of our abilities, to relieve the
sufferings of those who have contracted diet
eases or been wounded in trying to uphold
tne institutions ot the Southern Uontoderacy.
a ss m -a a . a
am w wnicn rewecuuny suocnniea
JA& CL SMTTUE, Chm a
March lOthr 1801
The Charlotte DuUtti and Iredell JSxprm
wiU please insert '''.r, ';:
A PLEASANT INCIDENT.
We happened aoddentafly to see at the
store of Messrs. Geo. W. Williams & Co. the
fist of sales of the two parcels "of " Subscrip
tion Corn," the second lot of which was re
ceived a few days ago. It will be reoollected
thai some 25 or 30 citisens of this town re-
cimly subscribed $16,0t0 to purchase Xkrn
in the Eastern part of. the State to be sold
hens at cost add charges. The difficulty in
bracurlnsT tmosiMtrUtioa haa orcveated the
acitxnplishment of the object of Uie sutscri-
brs to us lull extent they bavin? been ena
bled U procure so lar only about 2300 buah
ela The lirst lot of about 1700 bushels was
received when corn was selling at about $3
a bulteL and it was Mid at $2. The second
lot of attoutGbO bosheb arrived waVn the
article was seitin? in the streets at 4 25.
and was sold at $J 25. There was upwards
of 100 purchasers of tlie first, and 184 of the
stsoood vlot, nearly au of whom are women
and wives or mothers of soldiers. The read
er may imagine the relief thus afforded to
hundreds of fiwnilieSi and probably thousands
by the terrible priors of every article of food
to say nothing of the heart-felt pkasure
derived by those who projected and tarried
out the scheme; - - - - V
. The position trf Messrs. Williams & Co. has
certainly been no sinecure, except in the con
sciousness of luiving contributed more than
aS others to so frood a work. Tlie managing
Committee of tlw Mbscribeti sliowed good
Sfttue in srhaAing them to do the work. .
A great deid more corn has been purchas
ed aud will be brought be whenever xans
ponation can be hmL fhy; On. v
DUiiuked Uold irrieuk On tie re
ception at the Libby prison on WedihSiay
evening, of tltcpriauuers sent from Gon4us
ville, it was louud Uiat the list acconipaijring
them did not tally with either tlieir nunber
or rank. In fact, Brigadier General Suxo-rh-ton,
Baroa Wardena, Captain Barker, mhJ a
servant, were mom est, and answered rot to
the call of the roU. The commandant d the
prison, suspecting that Lieutenant McCWlan
of General FitjJiugh LeVs cavalry, whocame
down in charge of the prisoners, had given
the distinguished priponttrs a dioiue ot' the
Ricbmond tiotels fur Use nidit dispatched
Captain Bossieux with a'fiUtA)! jnen-iailiffll
wa,.iiv uwMuuiinj imiciju-
ers occupying room No. 05, and Lieutenant
McUniUn aoatsleepinjr with oneeye open.
Captain BossietiX demankxl tlatt the prison
ers at once change' their quarters fnxn the
Ballard.' House to the Hotel do Libby, but
Lieutenant MoUellan wouIJ not deliver the
prisoners except Mn m regular, order from
General Winder. Captain BossieuX return
ed, and reporting to his supenor, who is an
acting Provost Marshal, that Official repaired
in person to the hotel' with a sufficient iruard
and compelled a "change of base on. tha
part of me Brigadier anil his friends from nta
Battard to the Libby at the hour of midnight
titcK Aoamtso. .
. iTmtaaW. We regret to learn that Cbpt
N. C Hucties, GonerJ PettiCTewl Adjuunt
General, was wounded by tlie bursting of A
abtfi at or near Barrinaton's Ferrv.' .on tha
ocsion of thoderiioiwtitiori at 'that place a
fowdays aga-. Uts t-yes we tearn. were in
jured but to what extent we have' not been
able to learn, we bo Hoev, the Uijanes
are nof serious.
Cant. Hughes went into active service soon
after the- war broke ont and has been at his
peel constantly 7 ever- ince, has sens much
bard service and been ra a number of battles.
lie never belonged to that Class who sport
their good clothes about towns sod cities, but
has been a laitWulaoMiec iMUg
erJ
leant that President Davis has made Col E.
R Vance, brother to our wonhy-Chief M
gistrate, a Brigadier General Thisevulence
of the President's favor is worthily bestowed,
for there were none more "brava tar daring on
the bloody field of Murfivesborof thai Colo-
nat Vance, Datlf iYsjww
1
) i ' " i' 4 l.'-l -J
I r a f : !. :i-..t, Lk.!i t
t s w cij.y ttiuc4 If on account o;
tU Laving been worn during a lonj ani
severe stlack of -small f 0X Xfom wLithla
hni just recovered. t , . ; .,, ,.
At h.s tatheVa residenoa JOHN AXEX
ANDES. BOSK son of AHen Rose. Esa,
The deceased was a member of the 6th Regt
was at borne on rurlougn, sick of diarrhea;
and died on the 5th March. ; ' ' " ' ' -
; At Bakers mills Rowan Couofy N. C on
the Uth Inst Dr.. JAMES W. SHINN, a
& Co. B, 4th Regt N. a Troops, in the 20th
year of his agew -rV , :-! .
. Dr. Ehionvduntoeied. as private, amonff
tha first troops that left Rowan, aril spot.
fession. He participated in all the hardships
incident to, the war, nit. was often confined
to the. hospital, owing to great feebleness
of constitution. At the battle of seven pines,
where aQ the superior officers of the company
were wounded, he Jed the company most
gallantly through the fight ; and on that and
other . occasions was bonorably . mentioned
for . rallant conduct.' After passinff safely
through his hut batye at Sbarpsburg be was
taken to the Hospital at Siehmond. About
the first of January be worked his way home,
lirterally stwra eat to die. V For a number of
years, previous w nis oesin, ne was a con
sistant member of the Methodist' Episcopal
chnrcb. lira last words were " oweet Jesus,
ccmc quickly, gloy I glory lr ' v e.
CORN iND WHEAT
TTAVING talsa Spaeiai Letters of Admia
XX it ratio at the estates of Coroelina aud
Eli EJIr, daecavd, I will sell at their late res-
tdeaee, 9 milaaEast of SaliAry,a Tbersday
the 2Glb of tha iuaUnt, the following property:
200 beahela ofporn, 50 bashala of Wheat, 9
head of Hogm," (aaat 2 Gmia Cradles, Farm
lag Tools, aiM'maay othr thinn not neecasa
ry tomeatioB) Terms mad kaowa nn day of
sals. : r H. BAKRINOEK, i
" f Hpecial Adm'r.
arch 4,863. k Ict4
ATTENTION! v
ALL PERSONS WITHIN
the bound i of the 76th Regi
mBtN.C. Militia brtirsoatos
area i f id and 49 .years, Includ-
lor all persnns Who hare fur-
, Ulahsd substitetea, an alt per:
soas elaifttar eaemptloa from aay eaasa whau
aw, wB apptar la jftaliabary oa the 13th,
14th. lith and IStb April next, with ra
tieas, for mad cat esamiaatiua and eamilmanL
Cmnmisanaed Otfieareof each eompany in the
Segifliestrwill see that alt psreoeaie thair ra
speetiv diatrieta, batontiofto their eompaaies.
r at SaSsbary fjeble t th obovs order.
JNO. A.BiAD!HAW,
Col Com. 76th RegV N.'C. M.
March 23. 1863. - 2w44
(5 A REWAR D The aaaal reward of
SOU Thirty Dollar wiU paid for the appra-
baoaioa and confine me at ia tha Military ro
sea at 8auabary( of prhrata J. F.Cator. Co.C,
49th K- C Rerjmat Said Castor is aboet
six fast-high, Uit eaipiesia, lifht hair, bias
yea, aad has a large sear atoas his face aad
boar. He eeeapea faun the gaard na or about
the 1st day of Marchf at Ramrltna' Croaxing ,
acar Fradericksburf. Fa., aad I think be is
lurking about home, In the aeipibortiMd of
Rowmaa ttre. ia KowaS eooniy.
JOHN BEARfcOpt. Co. C,
59th N.C Regiment."
March 23, 1863. - - tf44
SALE
OF THE PROPERTY OF THE
Yadkin Manufacturing Company !
AT th sit apon which lb Factory was
baracd al MUUdgvilU, JV C, on Wedaeaday
th 8th of April nest, aad to coalinoe from day
to day, at which time aad ptae will be uld the
fttllowing. articles, via t .
GASSIMKRE. JEAISS.
... Vi, .V rli. uri.:.. rj v.-1
.waea serewa, uncnm, biwi nj -f w
traet of Irffwd. Bichromate of Potash. Bee.
waaXaW41lUwJ.tfop. Nail; Capper,
aa. Blue iftone, nd -varioo other artielei too
aenaroas to meatlou Airo, :
BACON LARD SALT AND
r CO RuV.
Also 3 mal, aa 4 boras Wagon aad Har
neaa, 1 a horse Wagon, 1 two horse Wagon,
1 Iwa Safe. 3 pe;r ptatSrfni Sealee. on pair of
counter Scale and Wright, oa pair Gold
Sealea, ea seit of Blacksmkb Tools, v
with two 9 f'';w rroat
sad Smoke Stack eomp4ei.oCyHBdef Boil
ar. es Gaa ADoaratu eooipl! and ia good
order, oa astt of Tinner fool, one Heoly's
Caal Irae4siUll
Irsa Bha(U'finaVaMandM..iahT'lo Cards,
Ti mV1SWVk:-
WatoWilcTiBy.f
b'2 . t . m ....
f ' .
tam annd lKa Fore Puajpe, SMemeat for
Washed, Uriwashf i iBd Colored
. Li i I , u
Gaa Pipe, thro and sii iaish east Jn Pipe
WTOBfht iro Shafting, eaat iron Couplings,
east fro.' wrought Iron aad Steel. j
CONDITIONS CASH. '. "7" . .
i- -f - Y.MAUNEY, Agat.
Z. Maiidgtlill. N. Msreh 13, 1863. 2t44
OW FOR SALE. Os f th beat breed
kUj I. L. Cl.l. IfyJt K !- . - ' '
40
W. IL WTATT.
--
Salt For Sale, :
At $U pf r BiviJieL " '
" 1 By A. WATTS HOWEtTON
gal-aary.Mah 23.1861. ' - tft4
"IXILL atsad 11 Sftnamf seioa at Leg.
-t-Ltoyiasaa4aUwd. (iaxaav'a) fiasiiaoa
Coeaty N, C. For beaaty. a aim try aad
strength anescelloil, for fraes and docUitv la
haraass aeqaahed, aad oae of the few wiih a
dip Of ths old Medley blood. , fSOthe seaaoa
1 30 iamraaoa, Mares from a diataaee faraiah
ad with esesllaat paster st bath plaeea, gratia.
. w.iliioIt.
f Lsxinftoa, March, 1863. i . . St.-pd44
: j ; Ileoelver'i Bala, ?i ?f
WILL BE OFFERED AT FUBUC SALE
the following tracts or paresis at aad. baking
ins; to aliaa saasalas. aaw deeraed aad eoa-
deraned by lb Confederate Court? to. he ass
of If a Confederate Sutesaf America, at the
m a '- i
smm w an maw aaaivi Missay a aassis w aaa awtar
nfbi aavis m Kowaa taaty, oootsia
ing ahoet 62S aeras, the property of Cbsrles
) awan a . . I
Hartasan, Jtsas Ilartmaa, Mary -Ana Iltrt
snaa , Mas ad fiartmas aad three other Brvta.
ers aad girt i aamed. Naaey Hartaaaa, and
uainanue wimeim, (afiea eaamies) aa gives
- AL9U. at the Sam time aad place, two
traets aar Gold HiUeoatalaiag 144 acres, Uie
propeny or, a. r. Stockton aa alien eaemy.
At the Coart-hAaa la Lssloffton, pavidsoa
Coaaty, oa .tba J5th day of April next, three
traeia.1 eoaiaiaiB4aaeres,bakmglagto Alston
uonmej on tract eonlainiDg 94 acres, batoag
lag to the wife of Jos. Brows of ladiaaat aad
eae other tract eoataininf 26 aeres, belonging
to Sesaa Lvokabae l two tracts wall kaowa as
the Coarad Gold Mines, will also be exposed
to public sale together with a large, first-rat
Engine, at the Mia oa the Uth April next
At the Coart-hoaw ia WiiMto.. ForsrOt
County, on Ih 17th day of April next oae tract
eootaiuiiia; 126 acre, beloarjaf to J. WlFalp
aa wife. - JOHN I. sHAvER.
Reeivr.
March 9tb, 1863. 4wt3
CT Charlotte fiallelia will insert oaa week
daily,) Salvia Press 4 week, aud ad bill
Watchman OfBe.
SOUTH L'R.X FIELD $ FIRESIDE
SUBSCRIPTIONS ADVANCED TO 4
PER TEAR.
QWI?
ofp
WING to a farther advaace ia Ih price
paper and the limit pat Upon oar sup
ply, the Proprietor respectfully aanoaaee that
from aadaftarth let of MARCH, tha onca
oft be FI ELff AN D IFIREjSI DE will be ai
follows: j ' ,.
Forone year... ........ i.......... 4
For aix inoiiih.... ............ f3 """
No deductions made to club, and no ab
cription receired for leas than six moniha
Postmasters will be
- allowed 20 per eeot. aa
hereiofure.
laereased xrtion will be need to make the
paper attracti. The eharmiag story
MTHE KANDOIJ'HS, OF BANDOLPH
" HALL,"' --.r!""T7
will b completed in th 10th aansber. Back
nember. eontaininr this interestine romaae,
en be saplied. In the cam aamber will be
cotumeuc-e
INDIA U0BQkHr
OR
THE LOST WILL,
Thi will ran through several aembsrs of the
paper, and will be acc mi pained by oririnal
Talea, Easaya aad Poems bv th best writers
ia th country. As only a fixed supply of pa
per eaa be had, the edition is limited, and those
warning to avcure taw lavoW JaiUily mo
wHld do well to Mibeeiih early.
I makiflf rmUUnce b partMiulaf to state
the Poet OmW County aad dtate, aad to aeod
oo aical rhiapiastera.
JT JAMKS liARDNER,
2
r43 '
Augeeia, J
$30 REWARD.
1 HE above reward will b given for the de
livery of H. W. Overoash, a nrivat of Com
pany D, 34th N. C Troops, at th prison in
Salisbury. Sid private having deaerted his
Company on tb 2 1 t February, 1863.
W.UJ.LUWKANCE,
' CoL34th N.CT.
March Ifi, 1863. . .. . . 3wpd43
SPEOIAI. NOTICE.
TPn7t&-imimmit4m- Wilmingtoa,
where I occdd la enlarging my tck, I
am uow prepared to sell Guuda cheaper tha a
ahy other Jmmjs jU, .S liahn ryw4f youduuul Jmk
lie've it, chII and aee be litre parchaijag ela-
whrr. My stcek coaaista partly ia Keady
Made Clothing, B4 andJSboe, .Moaruiog
Prints; Gingham. DtaBeSr Drei Goods of alt
kinds ; Red Cotton, Coata aad I Broaks Thread,
at aumberS j Tobaeeov Cigara. Snuff, aad ia
fact, nearly every, thing generally kept ia Dry
Gdodeor Confectionary. Shire All I ak is a
viait and examiu for voerarlvr. - ,
W. SMITH DEAL.
Salisbury, March 16, 1863. ... 1143 ,
PLOWS A AGRICULTURAL
:, IMPLEMENTS. -
TWO horve, on hois and subsoil Plows, of
perl J aieai, uiinnirnrw iiufn-piwrir,
t'utter and I ofa SneHerSi lojreilier wtlB t
l.rgU-wodWiroa work for Ploa-a. Ac.
7tn-lrtJettabtiihttiBt of Ffeteas &.&sa-
dr for aala. .'...Apply to r
FREhCKS,
Mrcb4V'63r2m4
asaliabary t NC-
JL UQIiSfE WANTED.'
A good' strong Sore, that will' work kindly
ia single harness and to the psw, ean be hired
oft for twovor three month to careful haada,
by applying at thi offie. , 0 '
MBAOS sugar
SALE ON CONSIGNMENT,
FOR
AT
M.
BBOWMa
-March,.lCth 1863.
2t43. .
Dl'HOWIIHTON
TENDERS haa profesrioaal sarviess talhe
Ptisans af Sahebery. Offie at the Boy
daa Uoaas. Mar 1. 18fi3-tf43 '
ky w W afe' . w
ANA WAY r'J.4 THE tl'ZZZZl
bsr sa it morakg uftba Tth Mreh,
v HDTJTEX.jU, ;
a yellow maa, aged aioat 3Syars,S ft lor
11 laches birh, aad weighs aboas UO poaad.
tie had aa whan a left, a Kar,d-Jackl,vch
ss is were by suUkra, a palof peats with a
bUck atrip down lbs leg, a grey Csp, that ia..
patehd bhlnlf 11 may have other clothes .
new. H is supposed I be larkvag ia ths neigh
borhood of Cathay Rica's ar Cieara Foard's.
He nuy be trying lepass kimaslf for are soy, t
ia order to get back t the arayas 1 bad hks .
wiia at wbji tnr. . .'.-, .ft
I will give $23 for his aafiamat in asm
JaH as that 1 eaa gel kias, esd $23 for proof &
eoaviet asy ea or. aarttoriag tarn.
m . m . . .
P. 9. . BILL wear a larga-sst of whiakass.
ssd " meestachsand a bahyaad f hhv :!
Amu, n jtiM T.C: WAT80N .
March IttbV 1863. j t43 'U.u r
EierBtlre Departaert & Ctr-
. Idjatast CaasraTs Offlsa, (XSitla.) ' f
. . r v-v iBUxasaa March 3, W3;.'
GENERAL OREER3.
fHO,l,v...,?, fN ' '
GENERAL ORDEX NOlt earrent ssrissv
Is hrby levoked, by aider aalev Vaaea
x . J. & MAJSTIN. AdJ't GeaetaL '
March 16lh, 1863..3sn43 i,i mk a.. ;
District Court if Abenarl.
GENERAORDEB -A
L RECEITEIW aader XL BeeaMtratioa
Aets aiast file their seavasta la .4ha .CWrks
Office of the Dfatriets waareia they rasis. oa
or before th 10th May azt ; aad the day of
holding the aest trms of the Uistnct Courts
is breSy appoiatad forsttlaanta,-47 i f t u '
S. Th east Dtstriet Coon wiU be held aa
follows I For Albemarle District at th Court
House ia HaKfox ea the 20th Msy azt .
F Pawfie Dtstriet at tb Coait Mouse hv
Goldabora, oa th 4th Monday ia May aezt.C
Wot Cap Fear District at w Court Hoaa
la SaRsbary. aa the let Moaday ia Jan next..
Ordtred, Th at th Clark f tha) Court caaas
puilieauoa of tb abov Garal Older to h ,
mad weekly for foar aobaeeativ weeks at tha
Stat Joaraal, Fayetteviila Observer, Ashe-,
Vin Nesre, CaroSaa Watchmen and Wianing-f
son Joaraal, and that tbada'lw for each pabliea
twa be seat to tb Marshal, to b paid as
uagaas expaaeaoi wiavfonr. v j .
- ' ABA DluUS JBUgS, SCO.
A. true copy frees tha NeorV .t...-tr
r ;, , l HvAaaif, Cfrk.
stop the twiwur;-
eaaaaaaas a i
RAN A WAT Irons the subscriber aa
th moralag of th 10th lastaaf , a' a-
gro boy named ADAM..: Me bed ea whea.ke
left, an -d white hat aad a sort of a banns
twilled eoet, grayiah color pasta, aad good 1
shoes., i Adhm is 18 os 20 ysar ld. and. for-:
nrly belonged to Dr. Bell, af WsshiagtBa.IL.
tA WT persoa apprebeadlng said any aad
Bvering hmr ta me, r eonfkuig hh ia soma
I jail so that l.jsaa gt amvefteil a raaaooaNT
I rewarded. .. . , PAVID KNUP. . ,; ,
7 sniles West af Balisbary. N C.
Maieb 16th. 1863. 3w43pd - ' ;
A'
SIX NEGRE8 $OR
1
, BY Order of Coart, will be sold at the tear!
Hooae in Moeksvill, oa-tha 1st day of ApruV-
LI863. IX SLAVED, generally, young andf
liketvT of lbs estate of tb lat Elisabeth M.
Pearaoa; for the purposS of division. Ul '1 '
Terms, six months credit with interest. ':
' JNO. M. CLKMN T 'v
3t3
Comsiiesloner.
TOWN TAXES. ,
ALL persons residing in th Town of Saus
bary. or owning property therein-, oa the
first dav ef February, ar hereby, notified to
make returas of theia taxable property to-th
Town Clerk during this month af March- ' -Resident
of th Towa are asquirodio giv
ia tb number and location af theilJots, sam
ber of taxable polls, white, slave aad free ne
groes oa their Iota, or 'a thair emplay ; vala of
gold Sad eihrer plat aad watebe f piaaM aad
earriasast ameaat ef toads, Ware and sasr-
chaadie. of aay :deripeioBr brought iatft tha-
TowsT for sale number of dogs wnT or aa
their kl, aad all other taxable item aa speea
fiedin theTown Chartvnt ;
Cmroierion Merebaata aad Traasieat Tra
ders am required to return aad pay oa .aasoant
of merchandise pyfdelptkMi broagat ,
to Town for rale. . fv
i ; Person faiRag to make their return by th i
last day f March will b Sable to doabi taa,
' RetarsS received at the- affia of ike C.hwk '
at tba Court Ho, daring this month. V .
THUS. Ne?iJblXuirx.
Salisbury, March 2. IBP M
2 Borax . Exi- Logwood
Alum, ' ' Chromi Gf$ef'-
Sofa ' " rd& YeUw, "
Copperas Lap Blaik, -j
7a i" - Bl US Ston, 7Zrrz
I AUpicty Cream Tartar
M CinMrnton. -'--
TogethaiLwiLh a general asorteni, of Dragv j
Mraicinea, Dye. Ac, at reasoaabl prieea .
- W. H. WYATT.
Salisbury, March 16. ' Mi3 ''
Coicord Classical tnd SdestiSe
- School, ,v'-V"-..
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ibr particular eaUraw Ae PrimetpaL
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