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0UU LEGISLATURE J -
"If this old fugj concern has done, anything more
than fill certain offices, increase Uicir salaries, andi at
I the same time increase tlidr own p;iy U-$o a day,
instead of $3, we would like to hear what it i! True,
they paed a 'law' against sueculators, bulfaa it is
i: i i . u:-4.. If ;....' . (), -.-r;-, . i,.
statutebook.-Tbey have teen talkiugand wrangling a
full month over a bill to raise 10,000 troppsf for State
defence in which they have .bplit lwrr:t)vr-' "Stjte
quisitc lectures against conscript bills, and all that'
they have said and done amounts to a fignre-9-wUh
its -tail cutoff, j If" Eastern Cat olina defends on
t.ljis 10,000 men. niay Uc Lord hel her I ,prhe Ya
- kVs will get. her b.'lbre the Legislature ! pases the
bill. And if ever passed, it will lake one tloi.tli at
least-to collect th-j 'inen, and tfien twej months to
diilt thein .If they are to be raised by vlunte3r
in, when father (iabricl. blows his horn for Ihe. dead
to awake and conic to jud-grnent, you will ffot har1
i, a huudicd voiuntei-rs uetnir ranett. v uv; t?e
' cipnse two-thirds of the "patriots' at 1 onie atespe
la'trs and extortioners, engaged in makinitortu
tit. of the rmisfortunV of the war. andtbesii
thevM see tli State damned before t
ly tisk getting a ball in theTelly
thcin from their ill-gotten niomy;
'he other ts.ir l inibt voUuneer',
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and hpeculators from grinding theif depehdefit' f$fni-
lies into dust. But we do nut see' 1
in "(kk.1 luitti to the Confederacy, cm- pass aibill
frmivlS ti 4o. The -con su.nl h1 Ca
seems to ns, must first.be had The bill i before
iey wijj vplunt?
tliat;hlikltt p
les.
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but ars a,lnipel
a v .l-t in i iir
ow the legtslntUre
nrrnc it
Legislature, we hcKr, takes all who havej nhtuites
fn the army. This wJuld be dii'Hues:, ut!44 their
niHiley be refundtd. But this 8ubsj.itute ganie ought
lieyer liave been tolerated; ninety subsutute but t 'a
hniKirtd wi n t right if! they can get a chancy to r
Tiey go to run' i:t tl fight. . it-M(e- it enalles
' riclto dodge the army, while 'he poor yho ave
less to fight for, are-c-ompelleil to f;ji:e the iiHilic.
It would be a jood thing cwrUinly ;a jatri
RCt if the whole Legislature wouhll resolve i&el I i
' an Artillery Comiianyiand go dowtd Last nd pght
Yankees. This would be a practical terof he f
riotism of members. ;nanv cf wh rn are no lii
fe.i'theiiug their nests at home by cfiargiusr exlrbitlant
jiriccs on the necessaries o I hie.- AltUon Chrvnu i
jun!
the
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r Disaffection or the Bkack IIepdblicas. Th
J Washirifrtnn Star savs a ln-iorityiot. the benatfl.
f-Ai,mio .-.n Jin 17th imlotitnri a. riPKnlntion TSl'hieh :
! iMUtuo V'li v i i f . - -p V
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! first prepared, declared a want ofonhdehce bn their
j part in the Secretary f State. This washio itied to
j as to express to die President an urvminibus recim
meniation of a partial reconstructijh of th fcabnet,
The following history in ccMinectibu with Ssawa d's
! resignation is given by' the Star: j.
The Republican party' met in' caucus on tie 18th.
when a. resolution was introduced reouestingincoln
to dispence with Seward's services. On this propo
sition the caucus stood 16 for and 3 against i. : f
. Finding unanimity' Uuattainablis on this for. the
many substitutes, offered for-it, the caucus adjjourhed
until next day. On again meeting the resoluf ion re
questing the President partially to remodel lii whole
ahinetwas unani mouslv. agreed to : the Gunservatiive
- lie publicans regarding it as an invitation to thfe wljiole
CabiiH-t to resitiii. nd thev confidentally ezict, the
Star says, that Lincoln will regard the receutuninis-
takabld manifestations of popular sentirnent as his
' guide in the necessary recoustructipn, V I
Prepare foi Ithe j Spring.- In ith twi months
which intervenebefore the opening of the Spring
campaign, the Confelerte Government .: ami people
should make the most thorough and energetiq prepa
rations for another and perhaps a decisive strukgl.
It isonly when tlie South has failed to avail Itself of
' opportUnitiefor preparation that itd caise ha suffer
ed. We have nd fara whatever for the futur, ifj the
Southjs tru to fcself and awakfe to the exigencies of
the occasion. What has been is a' guarantee if wjhat
i titbf if we are true to our cause, and to ourselves.
But the remainder of the winter must be devbted to
every form and shapeloi preparation against the f co
lns.nl iintflrnrize ! of the enemy, which the IRghest
wkdnm ran "devise and the roost! powerful enerlries
exec ute. Richmond Dispatch.
Bcrnside Superceded Fremqst in Command.
The Richmond Examiner, of yesterday says.: - p
' The report that Burnside had been supercededj has
been eontirnsed. I Colonel Henery B. Davihsoti, tele
graphing from Staunton, under datel of the-22d inst,
says" i he has received a dis-pateh from .'a trustworthy
source in Winchester, stating that! Burnside had een.
recalled and Gen. John G. Fremont put in cotaniand
of the Graad Army ol the Potomac.
Literary IStelliqekce. 'Pearsoune," tha ajrmy
correspondent of the CharlestJiq Courier i is preparitg
a work to be entitled, "The Camp Fires, Battle Fjelds
and Marches of; the. S(thern Army. -s l he "saific
writer announces" voltirrie in progress Mlustrting
the devotion f Southern women in the war ofSot-th-
ern lndependenqp.: ;-.' ' j. -y k
Personal. Thomas W. Hall; Esq late eiitdr of
ih$tSouth newspaper, and the ExtiyxngtxA Bafutipore,
Alary lancr, and vvha sunwrea sucn an exwnaei lerm
of; imprisonment in forts Warrcu ana.Jjayiayete
am Tea in iiicnmona. .
BY TELEGRAPH.
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Reported expressly for the State Journal. .
. . ." From Fredericksburg.
Richmond, Dec. 23.
Passengers by the. evening train rjport t ut t ie r
is no change in the situation of affair af Fredericksburg.
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. Sewards Resignation Confirmed.
Richmond, Dec. 23..
The Philadelphia Enquirer is received ami fully
confirms the resignation of Seward and the other news
forwarded yesterday.
The Washington correspondent says, since the late
disaster at Fredericksburg the- feeling , has grown
strong, almost uuiversal, that 'here must be a change
in the cabinet and policy before the war can be prose
cuted further. r , ,
Seward and bis son still remain t- their desks
avaiting the appointment of their successors.
"Further from the Korth.
The Richmond Enquirer- has Northern da tes to
the 22nd. The Herald say Seward and Chase have
certainly resigned. Seward wilj not temain in if
Halleck and Stanton are retained, and Chase will not
remain if Seward quits.
Fremont is represented as the radical candidate for
commander-in-chief, and McjClellan as the conserr a
tive. - :
The Herald says Sunday was theg loomiest day at
Washington known in history. It thinks if Frempnt
is appo.nted or Stanton retained, the newly elected
Governors o &ix great States will withdraw their
troops and demand a. change of policy.
A -dispatch frm Washington, Sunday at midnight,
says, the President hag announced that he is the
proper judge, of the couduct of his armies, and he
will uotbe influenced by the dictation of Senators.
Burnside was0 in Washington on Sunday. It was
telegraphed from Burnside's headquarters on the 21st
that his stall' knew not hi ug of bis resignation.
Gold rose one per cent in New York when Sew
ard's resignation reached there. :
Gallant Attack of Gen. Forrest Route of the
enemy.
Chattanooga, Dec. 23. .
A special dispatch to the Rebel from?Puscuuibt.i
Dec. 224, says, a gentleman here to-day with h,s
brother's corpse, kitted in the figh at Lexington, Teuns
says Gen. V on est attacked and routed the Federaai
there on tin 18th, capturiiig a battery , horses and ail
and four hundred prisoners, five hundred carbines,
tw Luridrcu horses, several hundred saddles and a
considerable quantity of commissary stores.
Citizens reported the enemy five thousand strong,
new recruits. , ) "
Oujr loss very trifling. A man here say, the Yan
kees hacl returned from Okdona.
Tudenveod the Spy.
Richmond, Dec. 23.
John C. JJhderwood, the spy captured by Hamp
ton, was the first man to rausc'the Black Republican
flag ou Virginia soil, . j ,
Gen. -Prjor among the Yankee'. v
' - PETttEbBURG, DtfCi 23..
On Monday,' Gen. Pryor with a small detafrUment,
attacked an Abolitionist force of several hundred ,f-ta-tioued
at Isle of Wight C. H., to protect an election of
bogus reinesentatives -to the Abolitou Congress. At
the first ch.irge, General Dix's protectors fled in
great confusiou and were completely routed. They
were chased ten miles at full speed. Our loss trifling.
Gen. Pryor and 'his men af terwards visitcdlSmithfield.
r Later from Europe.
By the Philadelphia Enquirer we have Liverpool
dates, p r Scotia, to the 6th. . '
Nothing ne.v on American affairs.
The Paris Moniteur, in a quai official form alludes
to the presence of the French squadron at New Or
leans, which is represented to have greatly elated the
disaffected 'population. . .
The col ton taming in France is increasing in sever
ity . .' . ' " ' . - .
The London Globe thinks tue situation of America
promises sinking results soyu.
The Liverpiol cotton market clo:
22 to 24 pence.
James Sheridan Knowjes is dead.
jsed quiet. Uplands
Seward and Chase retain their Places.
. Richmond, Dec. 24 '
A special dispatch to the Enquirer from Fredricks
burg says, on Saturday afternoon after mature delib
eration, Lincoln sent a joint uote toSewauIa d Chase
to the effect that the governnicnt could not "dispense
with their services tnd asked them to resume the du
ties of their respective departments. This they, have
dune and the cabinet crisis is over.
Burnside and the Attack at Fredericks!) ur
l Richmond, Dec. 24.
From the Enquirer's dispatch, we jearn that Buri
side has written a letter admitting his responsibility
for the failure in the attackrat Fredericksburg. He
exonerates Lincoln, Hallecjv and Stanton.
A proposition for Peace in the Yankee Congress
' Richmond, Dec. 24 ,
In tho House, on Monday, Mr. Vallandigham of-
fered a resolution looking to peace which lies over.
A SMALL trunk.
Lost
red corer. between Goldsbo
ithi-r tm Tnnndar or FrMar la.t.
It was pat aboard of the train on TbSradav ai Goldsboro.
It has a card on one! end, marked CapU J. il. Ficxsxa,
(Jliitpany G, 22d Regiment, S. C. Yoluatcers.
i -.- napcA. Mfnrninv utd trnnk tct Cant, O- A . T rlnr
now aUtioned atthejDepot in this city, will be liberally
-ar-si-ft -1 k infArmitinn concermn?Mt will lw tha nk
rewarded.
fullr received.
Dec 23d, 1852.
J. M. P1CKEXS.
d3tpd
- St Mary's School,
RALEIGH; N. C.
Risht Bsv. THOMAS ATKIXSOy, D.D. TUitor
Kbv, ALDERT SSJKDES, ll.D. Hector
THE Experience of the last Term having sat
' tisfied the Rector that the boarding department of
the School cannot be maintained ai the present prices, he
Las, after consulting judicious friend-, determined upon
the Sbllofriag vfaaren for the ensuing year,
TERMS:
For Board and Tuition in English, per term of five
months, commencing 'Jan. 6th, 1863, $160. Tuition in
French, $10. Tuition in Music on the Fiane, Organ or
Guitar, $30, with $3 for the use of Instrument. Tuition
on the Harp, with the use of Instrument. $45. . Sinking' in
private lessons, $30. Drawing, $10 ; AVater color, $15 ;
Oil Painting, $25 j Pens and Ink, $2,00 ; Library $L
Washing, at the charge of the laundress; the present
charge is $15 per term.
The role prescribing a uniform is suspended . for the
present. ' - - '" ."f .::
Raleigh, Dec. 11 tb, 1862: 44 d3t pd '
To mj Fellow-Citizens of GranTille.
I Announce Myself as a Candidate for the Ilonse
of Commons to fill the vacancy occasiond by the resig
nation df Hon. R. B. Gilliam.
; GEO. BADGER HARRIS.
Henderson, y. C Dec. 5th, 1862. 44 dlw
' .
THE KEY. A. A. Watson, Post Chaplain at
Goldsboro', will take pleasure in receiving and for
warding articles intended for the officers and soldiers of
the 2d Regiment, N. C, Troops. Packages (properly di
rected,) may be left either at his house, or at the store of
A. McLackfaa, Esq., next door to the Bank. 4
Deqember 11th, 1862. 44 dltpd
Notice. l
I WILL hire out, at the Courthouse door, In
Raleigh, on Thursday, the 1st day of January, about
30 likely negroes, the property "of the late General.
Branch.
. WM. A. BLOUXT, Jr., Adm'r.
dec 9 41-dtd V
, Notice.
HATING qualified as Administrator of the late
L. O'B. Branch, at Norembes term, 1862, of Wake
countvCourt, I give notice to. the debtors of the estate to
make payment, and to all creditors to present their claims
within the time prescribed by law.
' Wt' A. BLOUNT, Jr.
November 22, 1862. " d6w
Substitutes.
FOUR good reliable men, natives, over 45
years of. age, can be employed as Substitutes for. a
reasonable price, if immediate application be made at the
Army Intelligence office, Wilmington St., over P.; Fa
iwWZ Store, opposite Town Hall, Raleigh, N. C-
Nov 18,1802, - 23 5dtf
Hillsbcro' N. C. Military Academy.
Th'c-Ffifth Aeademic Tear of this Institution
wHl commence on the P1K3T "WEDNESDAY IN
FEBRUARY, 1863. For ioformation and tircnlars apply
to .SUP'T H. M. ACADEMY,.
Hlllsboro', N. C.
Noy. 28, 1862. . 32 d3m.
Deah of Senator Pcarce.
Richmond, Dec. 24.-'
Senator Pearce df Maryland is dead.
, Sale of Negroes ,
HATING Obtained an Order at the Xoremher
Tejm of the Conrt of Pleas and. Quarter Sessions of
Wake county. I will sell at the late residence of B. F.
Womac, deceased, the negroes belonging to the estate of
S. S. Womac deceased, the negroes are three in number.
Two of which are likely, valuable boys. Terms six months
eredit. S. M. UTLEY, Adm'r.'
Dec. 8th, 1862. I 52 It w
Look out for the Rogues! v
STOLEN from my Stables, at Durham's Depot,
, Orange County, N.j C, on the 19th insL, (Friday
night,), two line Mares; one a dark' claybank with; black
mane and tail, four years old,' blaze in the face and white
hind feet, has a scar on the inside of the right hind leg,
just at the hock. When taken she was barefooted. The
other is a dark brown, nearly black, is about seven years
old, medium height, thickbuilt- and is supposed to be in
fbal.. 4 ' : ..-;"'-.
Any one taking up said. horses, or leaving information
at thisoXice so that they may be recovered, will be thank
fully received and liberally rewarded. ,
; . - . : V T- B- MORRIS, v
' " - ' - '' , Durhams, N. C.
Dec 24, 1862 dlw ' ' .
Desirable Residence Eor Sale. :,
" .. . . NOTICE. , .. : .
ON Monday, 15th December next, I Trill sell
at Forestville, Wake county, 15 miles Vorth of
Raleigh, the following property belonging to- the estate
t oflJerjainin F. Biddle, deceased, viz r About 20 negroes,
(among them, are. likely young men, women and boys,) a
carriage and harness, a rockawaj and set of double Hjar
dess, a buggy and harness, a wagon with iron axletrees
and two sets of harness, several barrelo'of pork, household
,and kitchen furniture : also, a Maynard , Rifle, a Navy
Revolver and a Colt's Revolver, and" several pounds of fine
sporting powder. 0
Terms made known on day of sale. V . 1
SAML. S. BIDDLE, Adm'r.
Forestville, Wake county, Nov. 25, 1862. 29-dtd
Apple Brandy for Sale-
npiIE Undersigned haye some 10,000 to 12.000
a gallons ot Ap,pie jJranay, which they oner tor sale,
Apply to , SUAL1-S & til l 11,
Nov. 27, 1862.
Madison, N. C.
"'--. 32-dlmpd
npIIE highly Improved Premises now Occupied
j. uj iulu xuauuucr, ieq.t may uc purcaaseu oy apply
iny to the Rev. James Ricnardson, on Fayetteville St.
-uec 24, 1BU2 54-mt v - ,;
Wanted-To Rent,
has
INthc Cebtral part of the Clty, a Furnished
Room, by a single Gentleman, without board.
r" - v Address Box 362, Postoffice.
Dec 24, 1862 2pd I ,
Economy in House-Keeping.
"PERSONS WISniNGTO ECONOMISE WILL DO
X well to send the subscriber two dollars, for which he
will send them three receiptsj the most ngeful to House
Keepers ever used. v
First, I will send , a receipt -for doubling the " ordinary
country-made or - turpentine soap, at a cost of -.not more
than tvyo cents per pound in addition to the cost of. the
than the ordinary soay, and makes them much whiter,
soap. ThTs article washes clothes with much less rubbing
I have sold a great many ofthese receipts, and so far, I
have not heard a single complaint. . i '
Second, One for making an excellent article of .washing
fluid. V - . ;
In using this preparation very little rubbing will
be necessary. The ingredients for making te same are
kept in most . Drug and Grocery Stores. By using this
p reparation, clothes can be prepared for the starch and
iron cheaper, and with more ese, than the ordinary
way of washing. The article can be made in a very
short time. , ' ' , .
Third, One for making patent starch polish.
The use of this, polish will enable the most ordinary
Ironer to give linen the appearance of just having left the
hsAds of the most experienced nnisher. Very beautiful.
t No Savings Bank notes take in payment.
Address, P. A. PIERJDY, P. M.,
Mount HopeP. O., Mecklenburg Co.,' Va.
Certiflcates.
We hereby certify that we have fairly tested Mx. Piet
cy's Receipts for making Soajp, and believe It to be everv
thing he represents it, v : ; , . , 1
L: E. Fisch, of Cl.arlisvir.c, Va. ,
Dcxcw & Lswelles,. Do. "
v R. n. BirrisTS & Co., Boydton,
Sallt S. Ligojt, Do. ;
,t W, T Cba.fpih, Charlotte, Va.
' v Wau II. BiuvacH, Mecklenbnrg, Va.
This will certify that I have given Mr. Piercy's Receipts
a fair trial, and that it is ho humbug.: . ' J
- , . V, . O. M. Smith, Lunenburg.
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This is to certify that I hay,e used the abov receipt 'or
making Soap,, and think it is the best and cheapest meth
od of making it, I have ever seen. I woald not be entire
ly without it for ten dollars. ; : ;K "
Elisha. Andrv.ws, Lunenburg, Va.
I would advise every family to purchas a .Receipt.
.They could not spend a dollar to turn them' out more,
t: , , -"' ' ' : " " Bailt, Lunenburg, Vs. i
; No House keeper should be without these useful receipts. !
v'-V; Sosaw Andrews, Lunenburg, Va.' '
" - Jas. W.- Nash, Mecklenburg, Va.
Nov 21. d&wSms - t , j.v" . ; .
JoiRenigces. B w
VALUABLE Farm for Sale.---A Talnabie farm
f consisting of 105 acres of good 'land for sale. It is
located in a healthy situation, on the main road between
Newton, Catawba county, and Linccinton, Lincoln county,
JT miles from Lincolnton. There are good improvements
? n the - farm a good House, Barn and Stables also a
" good orchard of Peach and Apple Trees; r ' '.f.. , "
- . Refuge-s from the east will find this a desirable opportu
nity for locating in one or the best parts of the State.
For further information applr to . i
STATE JOURNAL OFFICE.
Dc. 22d, 1862 52-dAwtf '
Wanted.
A SItoatlon as Teacher r 25 or 30 small srhol.
ar, bv agfBtlemaa who has bwi disbarred frwm th
service. -; Price $25 per scholar for axtaioo or Ua moeiha,
parable quarterly .
Address ! XENOPHOX,
! - Warren Plsias,
Warren county, N. C, Dec. 22d, 1S61. iJ-dtt
Notice.
A LL Men belongins to the Ith Eeglmert, N. C;
JljL Troop, whose iarlnughs have expired, or who are
otherwise ab?rnt without leave, will report immediately
at the Camp or instruction at Raleigh, or they will be ad
vertised and treated as deserters. .
I). R. ML'RCniSON,
- I lit JT.t. 7th N. C. RegimeaU
.Dec. 17th, 1862. &2 dlt
. . ": - '; Strayed, '
A Sorrel Mule, not Yerj -tall, blaied face,
whi belly, N- O." marked on the right hakier.
It disappeared from Raleigh oa the night f the 18lh inst.
Any person bringing the said Mule to. this office will be
liberally rewarded., ,
" T. D. nOOO, Major k C. S.
December 22I, 1862- V t 52 dtf
Valuable Sale;
I OFFER For Sale, PrlTatelr, the beautiful res
idence of Mrs. Cotton, in the City of Raleigh. Terms
to suit the purchaser. Persons wishing to purchase will
please appl y to the undersigned before the first of January ,
1863, orrI shall rent the premises en that day. . 1
. R. O. LEWIS, ;
Dec. 14th, 1862. 47 d till 1st jan. lgent, &c
For Sale. .
A HOUSE and Lot ln.lIoclv1Iler DaTle countj,
CL N. C. The lot contains 18 or 20 acres part of which
is wooded land, with all necessary outhouses.1 For further
particulars apply at this office.
Dec 3 . 36-
ANT Person wishing a good Cook, House Ser
vant, or Washer and Ironer, will please make imme
diate, application to Mrs. DcPRE'. Also a good Milch
Cow for sale. ;
December, 15 th, 1862, I 47 dlw
Jersey Settlement Lands Tor Sale.
TniS plantation Is on the Tadkln River, half
a mile from Holtsburg Depot, on the N. C Railroad,
in Davidson county contaibs eight hundred acres, half
cleared "and in cultivation.- The balance is wood land.-
125 acres river bottom land in cultivation,' and 75 acres of
the best quality of uncleared creek bottom compose a part
of the abov - tract. There is a good dwelling and eat hous
se on the place, orchard", Ac. Persons desiring to look at
the place will call upon the subscriber, who will be at
home until Christmas.
. ANDERSON ELLIS.
Dec 3 ! , . 36-d2m
Important Sale of Real and Personal
Property in Warren County.
ON Monday, the 22d day of December I shall
sell at Areola, in the county of Warren, situated 15
miles Southeast of Warrenton, and 4 miles South of Grove
Hill, the following property, belonging ti the .estate of
the late Samuel T. Alston, deceased, to wit : 1,395 acres
of land, known ,as the Areola tract : one .other tract, con- -taioing
585 acres, known as- the Melton's Crck tract.
This land is adjoining the lands of Gen. Samuel A. Wil
liams, John Burgess, Doctor Mark Perrv and others.
This is valuable land, and well adapted to the cultivation
of tobacco, wheat, corn and all the products of the coun
trv, and for health and good society is unsurpassed.
, Persons wishing to view the land will call on General
Samuel . -Williams, ' D . Mark Perry, or Dr. Robert E.
Williams. .
Also, at the satn . time and place 60 bales of cotton, 25
hogsheads tobacco and 20 likely negroes, of both sexes.
TERMS OF SALE:
N. ine months credit, with interest from date. Bond and
undoubted securityill be required before the deli very of
the property. i t
, A. I). WIDLIAMS, Ag't
For the estate of Samuel T. Alston, dee'd.
Warren county, N. C:, Nov. 25, 1862. . 29-d2w
Petersburg Express and Richmond Enquirer copy two
i weeks, daily, and send bills to this office.
To lleifygecs and Otiiers. " '
TldlJSF and Lot for Sale. An excellent House
XX and Lot at HqIIv Springs is offered for sale. The
I ouse is ta large one with six rooms, four fire places and
recessarv outbuildings, and a fine well of water in the
yard. The lot consists of 25 acres in wood. The place
will be sold cheap. The neighborhood is good.
Apply to STATE JOURNAL' OFFICE.
:r . '", . ' Notice '
ON and after the 1st day of January, the price
of Gas will be eight dollars per thuand feet.
1
December 12 th, 1862.
WATERHOUSE A BOWES.
45 till 1st jn.
. ' Old Saws Wanted.
I WILL pay for old Circular Mill Saws, from
three feet upwards in diameter, fifty cents per pound ;
and for long, heavy saws forty cents per pound, delivered,
o L. FROELICKS,
Confederate States Armory,
' Wilmington, N. C.
Dec . 36-d2w-pd
Register and Spirit of the-Age copy to the, amount of $3
And send bill to this office.
Milbnrnie Paper Mills Cotton.
The Neuse Manufacturing Company will pur
chase 100 bales damaged Cotton, delivered at either
Depot in Raleigh, or at their Mills-
H. W. HUSTED,
- Treasurer.
Raleigh, Dec. 17 2w. " '
Trinity College-
r
THE next Term will commence Jan. 7th, 1863.
Tuition the same as formerly, Board $20 per month,
in advance. " We, have comfortable rooms, proper furni
ture, and good board. The regular College routing will
be continued with a competent Faculty. We are prepared
to receive boys of any age or advancement. Students
can have rooms separately or otherwise as may be preferred.
For further information! address the undersigned,
- . ' B. CRAVEN, President.
December 13th, 1862. - 47 dim pd
Wagons Wanted.
THE Subscriber wishes to purchase TWO and
FOUR Horse WAGONS. Application to be ma0e
to the Commissary Department. v
i : T: D. HOGG,
Copt. A C. S. :
-"Raleigh, Dec. 16th, 1862. . 48 dtf
Talnabie Hotel and Property for Sale.
On Monday; the 4th of January, 186.?, I will
sell to the highest bidder, in the town of Weatworth,.
Rockingham county, N. C, a valuable notel and all the
property belonging thereto, the place is known as the Vil
lage Hotel. The lots contain five acres more or less. There
are twenty-four Rooms attached to the hotel, and there are
between twenty-five and thirty valuable beds and furni
ture, a good many excellent blankets and quilts, all the
beds well-furnished.' Tb beds will be sold separately.
There are two lots at the stables containing near tiro hun
dred stalls for horses. .
This Is an excellent stand for a hotel, and the railroad
from Greensboro' to Danville will run within seven miles
of this place, and travel will be greatly increased by that
road. My profession as a practioneer of medicine requires
all my attention, and I cannot attend to the business of
the hotel at the same time, acd that induces me to tell.
Terms made known en the day of sale.
Dec. 11, !S62.-rd2w. - J. Q. BEASLEY.-
: Wanna
TO HIRE A NURSE FOR THE ENSUING TEAR
Possession desired immediately. Applr to
- r - I . P. f. PESCUD.
d 6t-pd. -: - "" .
- University,
THE Annual Xeetlnr of the Trustees of the
University will be held in the Executive Office, oa
Wednesday, the 10th instant.
- -." r i CHAS. MANLY, .
Raleigh, Dec. 1-dtm SecreUry.
HeiNCiSTCts, Camp ct IstTarcTio
Camp Il4, 25. i
SPECIAL ORDERS,
11 (3 - V- i. Bl-m . 1 '
I. COMMAXDIxa OFFICERS OF MIUT1A WTMU
U all pr sutjvet la t
exrnaitioa, to the Caoap of 1 j
lll.TAU proos wno may
so iv(ortne utn of Uecri
rollment. and must Wu Cc
vice of the Confederate Stau
IV. Applications for eveni
made to toe eeroiiiar omi
aaeata arc rMimirvd to
provisions of the a-rt eu titled! an act t aea4 aa act e-
..i .j. .i, r. v .vj: jr.
UUN U 1CI W pTOf lQf urUKT IWI ymimrw ,
approved Sept. 26- lSVd enroll tU sae. ,
II. Aa Korviliftf uacer aJ au t.taiatag iara wu
be appniatad fr each CongrfiniMMMil DUtriet. w b will ciyf.
doc notice to tW CoeamaadUg f RefiawwU ta
bHnr the Conscripts to UMrwMiyjfeatc f ilwr rre
tive Counties for eiamiaatioiu. IsaaedUtely mpo eaaaa-f
iaation. the said Cmaaodiar OfScers ef Rt jrisceats will,
conduct all Conscripts d t having rrctxieA rrtote of
MtructkM, ear Kaif a. - ,
deaire to vwlaateer mwt 4
iber. the dar at atvart tor r4
panted whWw were ia thWrJ -.
oo the icto ex ArrU, mi.
tioo, t. ia a earn, t
f the district ; t
copies of said applicatktsi brinr' aaadr ! writ tar, dl
worn to before an acting JaHicc of the TWw aM beariag
the certificate of thelerk of the Court, give unoVr Ue
County Seal and seat throtgh the Colooel of the rvgiaaeut.
An appeal may be taken from the decUtou of the enrolliag
officer to the Com saandant of Cooacripts. I
V. All Conscripts enraged oa Government works will'
be.rn rolled and returued to tleir said work.
in issuing the above orders for the enrollment of Cos
scripU betweea the ages of IS and 40, tbe"Colaadat
avaiU bimself of the opportnlnitv to thank the State Ot5
cer for their untiring and laborious efforts ityhe dUc barge
of their duties and the efficient and rcadj aaautanU rtu-
dared to him in their otQeiaJ rapacity neretoiore.
.The importance and absoluite urcrasity of renewed ener
gy and prompt action in executing these orders faitafally
is' full v expressed in His Excellency Governor Vance a
General Order , No. 10. ' I
The efficieacv of the armv Snd the safrtv of our comtry
dependa in a great measur upon their faithful discharge
of toeae datiea.
By order of Colonel Pet
Cmmmndt
2jr Standard. Favettevil
crat, apd Asheville News, copy
and tend bill to tint omce.
dec 8-dAwtde
r Maueti,
aw N. MANX,
t Observer, Charlotte Iei
till date of enroll maat
40
Acgro
w
Sale Renting and Hiring
Hill Station, Johnston
ILL be sold at BoDrt
county, A. C. on the
eiffht or ten likely' neeroes. belooziafil to the estate of Ti
W , Whitley, deceased. j. :
Also, will be hired out about seventy likely nerroes
iwnoDjr them is a food carpenter, olacsimltD and cooper
At tiamf tim -nil nlarrf. the i-tilla and lasdi Ixltar
ing to the said estate will be rented, unless prevtoaity di
a J . 1 "
pcaea oi. - r a
Also, tbenerroea and lands belonrinr to M. K. Whitley
known as the Etheldred Bell tracu .
" A.J. HEATH. Adm'r.
Dec 4
Sale of Lands
AX the First, Second
V u
17...:
x us iiiiui w vt'i u usjui va v o ; - v m
of the lae Mrt, Rachel 8tekf, and alto a number
and Third Da ji of Jan
uary. A. D 1863. the Land and Negroes, l!oaehold
FunitnroCorn, a number of val&able Milch Cows, Aci
of fine
beef Cattle, a valuable Jack,
other articles too namerous , to mentioa, the property of
the late Mrs. Stokes and Col
be sold on a credit of twelrt
This is to tske place at thej
Attention is eepeciallr-invi
7th djty of January, USJ
SiUltdpd
Negroes, &cv
several head of hraea, with
M. S. Stokes, deceased,' will
months. ' . I
former residence of General '
Stokes, called th Bend on (fie Yadkin River, about four
u.iles aoova viiKesDoro .
ted to the valuable and deal
ruble tract of land offered for aale.
On Monday evenine, the 5th of January, itl he ld aa
the property of the late Mita. Stokea, a valuable Stock,
Farm, in Ashe county, contajininjr about" 500 acres ; f. '
Also, on a credit o( 12 months, there will be aold a qusn
tltv of Hay, and a parcel of llunehold Furniture.
" JACOB FRALF.Y, Adm'r,
With the will annexed of Mrs. R." Stokes, and Adm'r of
Col. 11. 8. Stokes.
Dec8
For
T OFFER for sale rofl
j Iot on HillshorA' streets
Raleieh. Parties disD(?ei
invited to examine the pro'pe
The ground West of the
radt will be sold srparat
aide of it. Terms cash or
If not disposed of before
Auction that day, at 1.1 o'clock
dec4-dtf
40-dAwlm
Sale-
nouse and
in tbe city nf
purchase are
s si
Ral.-igh and Gaston Rtii-
riv irom mat on id r.aii
with undoubted aarrtjr.
ZJd insc,i. win dc aoii at
before Mr. Towl- daor.
D. W. COURTS.
To Presidents and Superintendents of
Kauroads
H. Richmokb, Dee. 4,1862. 1
ATIN0 been appointed Assistant Adjutant
General, and assigned tjo Uie rpeciat duty of suprii. -tending
and directing Government Transportation tyr
Railroad, I desire a coVeredce with the Tremidenta and
Superintendents of all the Railroads in the Confederate
State, at Augusts, Ga., on the 15th inst.
7 I W. M. WADLEY.
. . A. A. O., P. A. C. Ac.
Dec 4 I . . 3S-dtd
il : :
Horses and Mules Wanted forState Pur-
"' r; posies. '-
TnE undersigned hTJnbefn appointed ajgent
for the State tor the purehaJe of horses suitable to the
Cavalry service, and good draft mules suitable fop-Ststs
nauung, wousaaiaie inai neunav oe lound. daily, ta IUI-
: i-. . v . . - i t'f i-f i
t ' 1 JAME3M. IIARRIS
dec 9 i 4I d2
(Standard an Progress copy two weeks.
i -j
Board Wanted
T
X. can give the best refcre
lair price ;will be given for
N a priTate famllj, bj two joanS men; who
Dec. 201862.
r
ices as to charae ter , A e.
'ood accomodation.
Address box 21, P. O
Salt for Wake County.
riniK sail commissioner or wane county, on-
X der the order of the Cuhty Court, will commence the
distribution of Salt, in Rajcigh, on Monday next, 15th
msu xxi me Magistrates are requested to make their
ports by that time.
dec 9
hrflOS. G. WHITAK EIL
tomiouiioifi'.
41-dlw
Drife
I A wniTE Drireri
J to haul corn at
menL
dec 1-tf ComzuLtsary
Wanted t j
or State teams Wanted :
Tarboro'. N. C, for . this DepS-t-
THOMAS D. DOGO. Cap't l
r Land
rrinE nnderslsmed wll
' JL day of January. A. D.
of John Webb, deceased, in
State of North Carolina, id
credit of jix months, 830
Oxford, on Tar River, and
Bell, Aderaon Green, Klijahj
are well adapted to the gn
wheat, oats. There are on
table dwelling and all
rendered valuable by at
grist mill ou the river;
I win show the aBove
or give.further information!
uranville county, X. C.
.f . decO
land
Department, Raleigh,
Sale.
offer for sale on the Utta
, 18S3, at tha Uu residence
the county of Granville, and
the highest 'bidder, unou a
oi land, six: miles rtuth of
1 joining the lands of Governor
Averet and others. The lands
th of corn, cotton, tobacco,
premises a large sad comfor-
outbouses. The Isnd is
excellent mill site fui saw and
acres
ad
row
the
necessary
to any one wishinr to jee iL.
by addressiagme at Tally Ho,
JOHN' H. WEBB, ExV. v
41-dlw
Jfotlce.
A LL Persons who
XjL Office of the Surgeo
.9 and 10 a. m., will be v
Raleih, Dec, 19th, 1862L
present themselves at the
Ucneral, Detween inu noura oi
aceinated, rree oi ,'narge.
EDWARD .WARREN,
Surgejon General of Carolina.!
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tat
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