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J. W. AtBBRTSOX, pKIXCIfiLKITOI. .. . . r.
TdCRSDAY,.
January 15, 1863.
Terms :
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resent tliv? tnns of the .DAILY
paper will be
a follows:
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For tht- TKl-WfEKLY, th. terms' will be:
:. $a oo
... 3 50
2 00
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$i oo
2 50
1 50
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For the WEEKLY-TAPER.: ' ! " j
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JO PURsCrif'lU'u me crui uc icintcu iui tins
months. i ' I '!..
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1 d;iT,......j..$l .00
1 square, 5 da73.j'.....-..SJ 00
1 do 1 weekl......i -2 25
1 do 2 weeks.'-..... k 00
1 i do 1 1 month ..;..v It t)0
1 tin
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2 davs.... 1 25
3 dava 1 50
i days 1 T5
Ten-lines make a;sauare.' -
1 Advertisements for the DaT will be inserted in
a
the Tri-Weekl v free of charge. This is an 5nduc?inen
whi-lK'aBiiot fail to attract the attention, of Advertisers,
The above rate? ajpl j onlv to .the daily paper. Ajdvier
J,4iiiemerits w ill be inserted in the ftVeeklr paper t the fol
low in ? rates, viz: One dollar per square for Ithe fiit in
sertion, and fiftv cents for wacb jsubstquenf insei tin "
A liberal diacoant to yearly advertisers. ! - I
i
THE LITE YAXXES RAID INTO EAST TEX-
As tlicre are a thousand rn'rriorsin fcgar.l to tUr-late
raid of the Yankees upon the East Tennese ari Vir
aiuia Kailroad, ve publish thf full.iwing s atrmlnt of
the maUer from the Grei-neville (Teim.,) Vanpcr)i
t! - ?, itistnnt : , j
C I. R GT A. We, ,.f the ClM N;C Rogfrneiif,
vho-v: fptnrfl by the bridge burners, jhs he-n p.i
r led. and arrived in this plafe on last Tlmr$aj '
The Colonel has pvepa' inllj staiemenl o( thewh1e
afiair. which ful'v exonerates himself. anl hiJ.iiuMe
otli'Ts and privates frosn any censure wlutevi''. The
vVh' J'i loree guardm? the two bridges did nc.t acxceed
r,00 men; This.; lit'le band of soldi ers-p-fAr ld iers
ti ev are were attacked by five AUdition regiments,
iiu;nlH'ri"o about 4,000 tiM,.HS. ..
On Tuesday nVTning Gen. iKii by Smith d'spatched
t ion . Marshall that a i ankee t .rro, snppf)sJl
C 1 e
from four w six thousand siropir, uaa ..been .seen
'the
night previous at Kstelvilie. Va.. eu niito F"rTjtist
or Rnne other point on ti.e K: Tcirn. am Va. ri'rod.
Tlii.- wns .communicated to Col. Love 'y Rpeql cou
rier. The O"lor.-1 was nt JnhiiSMti's D. p t heal?"
quarters, at the time 1 1- ioi:reiiately prov-etlled. in
ro!Tiiany with the. u devrapliic . operat -r fro;i Jone;j
lofit . ou an ermine to repair t e lui. it; beiii down,:
and t recAriiioitre the rovl between that and Bristol
not thin 'vin'g the S'my had yet approached. On ar
rivinir at Carter' Deuot he .insoect-'d the trobns sta
tioned there. 120 men: and doubled thr- guard. H
tlifi) pro(dcd towards Z -llicoffer, t e inll wii
riiht at'iat- point. On Approaching this 'laee Ivei
disroveed the bridge ovtr Holst n on fi e: a nv-;
ment afterw.-ipds th" engine upon wliieh ho iSmi vva
(tnrrcun ded ty Yankee, they liavipi eoriri-ad their-j'
selves-in ambush until ho hnrf passed h Thefrnek lj
ini. obstructed in the rar. And the' Co1, seei'ife retrait
'useless, surrendered himself a prisoner of ar.- lie
.was then placed under a guard of. 20, Yankees, attfr
"which- they .proceeded with 2,00f) then (lifimr baaf
.their number) to Carter's J')je pot, todei roy tie bride
oer Watauga. Uin their arriv.tl at tJaBtts l)e-
. .t they precipitated t Jieir whole T,.r.v e.at .isieer u p'hn
' the !;it!,e barid there stationed, wh? h wss imder t
Vcmmand of Lieut. J. I. Dill's. This sn'ii. force
of
120 men withstood the onset . braYxdjV :aiidemtested '
every inch r.l ground,, when' at lastjthey vere ov 'rr
whelmed -awl compel'lcc? to Piirrcr.det.. Th4 casua'tips
on the fide of the enemy- were mucl .greater in peo
imrtion ; to numbers' than our. iThe. Yapkees I ad
four kiib d find several woui.ded. .Our joss- was 7
, Tfonnde;d, one morta'ly.; j : ... "; ' X-rJ "
After the fight the bridge was set on fife, and the
engine, bearing Col. Love., was nni backgto Carter's
Denot. th nrisoners taken: oflfand paroled. IT he team
was then increased, the muskets and swords belting-;
ing to our men were DruKcn ana piacecvpir in'1 engn e.j
The engine was then put in mot;onbya I'fankebyl
the name of MeKish. who used to run-as engineer on
the E. Tenn.andJvra. railroad. whiJh ran imthe biirn-
ing bridge, and all went iunder. j ! I .
Lieut. Pill's sword was returned o him by the
Yaukee Gmmander, in honor of himself ind theoffi4
cers nirti soldiers under him, tor.the'&ohijano: inrns
manner in which they d?fe )ded the; bridge.. The
cers under the command of Lieut Dills were Lt.
oftii
;w
II. Brvson, Lt R. M. Wils,n, of Co. II; lit. (J ash ami
Lt. Gadbden, of Co. E. . ;
... ;.-.:. " ' '?
A dbpdch from New lork, dated 20jh nit.,
i Tlie Tribune's "Washington special fcorre-4"ndent s
says
Stuait's cavalry has made the entire circuit of Ihirn
ide,s arniy, capturing, 2,5' 0 )prisoners The 17tfi
'Pennsyivauia cavalry was nearly demolished, j Hje
captured a battery of fix guns, la'ro'. trains of, wagg
ons, and Governrnetit jroperty of everyldescription.1
-KENTUCKY TO BE THE BATTLE GROUXD.
The Cincinnati Commercial fays there! is no longer'
a doubt that Kentucky is to be th!e gresit battle field.
j A Cincinnati dispatch says that Morgan wa
witli-
iu thirty mites of Louisvilte. .Marfdialf," Floykl and
other Generals are. advancinij from (umberlaiid gap
and other points into the heart'! of Kentucky!, with
thirty-fiye thousand troops. ; !v '. I
Dispatches say that Rfweueranz is a 44 played obt
institution.' He has nt been heard of for foujr days.
V
Greely Calling for a Armistick -Tt was but.
a short time since that Greely of the New York Tri
bune was wishkig the subjugation of tfie South.; lie
is now calling for an armistice. IThe Lyuisvil e Jour
nal of the 21st contains letter j from freely to t'pn
grcss asking 'for an amrfstice : :,' -1 , ' ;
He says that 500,000 men have Tbeeii killed! in the
Federal army since the war commenced, and still
their point is no nearer. He also- makes a speed? of
the same character in New York, urging on the peo-
I'tvr- ins muiai uCLCBSliy Ol ail MI HUM . ,J jj
i!
Riotous Proceedings in Davvit.t : K muni deal
of excitement was created in Danville yesterday by I
tne riotous conduct of some of tlie soldiers (convales- I
.up.iipauemsj tnerr. in the morning a coun
tryman s wagon was upet by. a sold ier,vh was ar
rested by the Mayor and rm in rrnn h 1
r?2,8SH,ft?e folliprs iQ place tothf number
of 1 200 or 1,500 then collected around the jail. swear-
inT tf hl( thm man nnf ; ... 1L -i -' i t . n.
v .v r ...... " cr vne jiii aown. fi ne
Jfayor was firm in refusing to liberate htm. The
military authorities at Richmond have been advised
of the Acts by telegraph., Iast night at
the cro"wd was still arouml the prisoij.
6 o.ejock
TELEGRAPH.
5 PRESIDENT DAYIS 3ESSAGE.
s ' . RtciioND .Jan. 14.
r: .The mesa?ro of Psidpnt. n ivi1..,nu trirl u ,-.r'iir
. of tili(j miiitarr V nattob of affairs, which is viwrd
very a.u l urttory, v :y, y. ,., f; f . .
Jhe l'ufSjth' great army or invasion has been d
eHii Virgin,!, ami Ge:i. BurnsideThas experienc
el the Idle of his three predecessors McDowell, Mc
Clej! Ian and Tope: ' . : ; . . j
lu the Wtst, the frtunes of war have 'been vari
ou. j: Battles have been fuiighi wth frightful caruae
oufbath sides; but the hopes of the enelny of any
decisive results have been bafiled. " j
A review of its history shows that the war has
nol.v entered its third, and last stage. ;Th fi! t tSfort
was to restores the Union, and has been abandoned. -The
second was to conquer the South and govern it
as; a iepcndeney ; this ton, hasprove.1 impossible and
lias b?eii abandouetl.'- .Tlie tliird design is to distrov
ruo piuiuier wnai xney couui not subjugate, it we
ccfntiiiue the same etTvirts as .in the past, this design
wEll ikewise: be defeated and we may ccinfiderttly
ex pint that this is the closing year of the war. The
edietny will possess neither spirjt no? resources 'for
cyntu'juinij it into .the fourth year on so extensive a
sfale. . . ; ' .' .,. :'.': '
i We desire peace, but will continue the war at any
sacrifice until our right to self-government and the
sovereignty and independence of the States are vind-
Icauu auo esinuiiMieo
Foreign relations' are 'then reviewed. Our right to
ecOgnition is shown bv reference to tho!p-st bistorv
f Our States, some ol which were recognized as M
ilep;iit by Grtt Britain in the treaty i of peace of
183. and hail lcn previously allies in the war with
France.- Wneu our Commissioners. demaudeii recog-
lftion, they were told that that foreign governments
ould not decide.-between the conflicting 'Statements
bv jbor government and that of tlie United States' in
respect to our national' -relations, and that Europe
would snnply recognize r. as beiiegc n nts anl pteserve
a s riet nulrality. This appaient relusal t. decide
was in reality a decision against us, because we were
tliiis unjustly deprived of diplomatic intercourse on
thi same footing as our eneinjes..J
The question of the blocknle is discussed IcgMi
IlS ' invalidity is shown a tested by the principles
of j the treaty of Paris in 1856. The whole cowduct
of the neutral nations is senmnvd up so to she w
thlit they have enforced all uetra! rights that alfscted
usinjurio'ily nd refrained fiom asr ting those t at
would injure the United States. j .
The correspoiideii' e between the Court.- of Iyrajnce,
Great Briliau and Russia is adverted to tThe an
giiage of tl?e French dispatch is construed as a formal
idmision of our abiht' to maintain our independence,
ami justifies the hope. t-f an ear'.r recognition.
JThe barbaiiiir; "committed by the Northern troops
are referred to. and the acton taken in rehiti. u to the
atrocities " ominitted-lv Generals McNeill an I Butler
. . . ... ;
ami the military explained 1 he opinion Lsexpres -
ed that I he infamy of their coruhn t rnust be hhared
by their superiors, who have ir. no one instance pat -
ished thu teritr itor of tiifse crimes.' '
I In regard t Lincoln's proclamatitin he says, our
dettstation is tempered by profound contempt for his
impotent rage. The action of the. government will
be cohfiued to celivetb.g up all commissioned officers'
. heretofore '(?) captured in the ten States named in
the prixO.aination, to be tried by the States und?r the
laws which i)unish those that excite srivile insuriec-
:iPn. -. ;-. ; . - r- '
I The proclamation 'is treated as something possessing
great significance. In a political yiewjit 'pro es what
were the designs of the Republican p irty from the be
ginning, notwithstanding '-heir efforts to conceal them
by false declarations. The proclamation is next con
sidered as a. guarantee asYiinst the possibility of roon
jstructinn. It '-is 'also treated as a confession of their
pliability to subjugate the South, winch Europe will
be bound to consider .as justifying our, immediate' re
cognition, and as an intimation to the people -of the
North that they must submit to the final sepa ration of
the States. ' ' .';,';" , j
Adeourtte taxatioii is recommended. Also the ir-
sne of bonds t. be guaranteed by the St ites.
The message, the hmgst yet is.-uel bv she. Presi-
; dent, embraces a comprehensive review of the whole
ih tenia! and external - n lations of the country. . It is
.confident, even triumphaht in tone, and closes with a
tiioute to our w omen, without whoso sublime sacri-i
fices it declares that oui1 success would huveV been im
possible. '-"' i -'I - '' ' '
yte 'Election of Senator In Ylrginla.
; Richmond, Jan. 14,
election of Confederate States Senator L
The
been postponed till to-morrow. I
North j-n dates jf. the 4th has been received.
News unimportant. H
Wnj. K." KIOilARDSON & CO
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Raleigh, N. C.
j fOFFICE OS FATETTEVILt-K STRBFT, r ! ;
WILL Olye Particular Attention to sales and
purchases of State and Confederate bonds. Bank
Bank and other stocks, collection of drafts and any busi
ness connected with the different departments of the State
government. I
Bank ngtes of all Southern States bought and sold. ;
KEFKREXCKS. ' j;
O. G. Parsley, and W. A. Wright, Wilmington.
John D. Williams, and W. G. Bradford. Fayetteville.
J ' J. Blackwood Jcharlotte. j
W. K. Lane. Wayne County.
John D. Whitford, Craven Count'. J(
Hon. Thomas Ruflin, Alamance County.
Hqn. W. N. Edwards, Warren County.
" Hon. D. W. Courts, Rockingham County.
H. 'W. Guion, Lincoln County.
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
Jan, 15th, 1863. ' w&dSms
Ta the People of Johnston County.
TT0UR Fathers, Brothers and Sons are In verj
vX. great want, and call on you for aid Exposed to the
severities of winter, their necessities demand your prompt
and immediate help. It is impossible for the government
to supply their wants, as soon as they will need them.
They are destitute of Blankets and under clothing. Pri
, vate Hilliard Maynard of Company C. 5th N. C Regi
ment; will be in the county for fifteen days, for the purpose
of taking charge' of all'or any clothing or boxes, for the
soldiers from the " county of Johnston, in the 5th N. C.
Regiment. I am satisfied that the people of Johnston,
have only to be made aware of. the necessities of their
soldiers, for them to respond in that1 highly creditable
manner that has always characterized them when doing
anything for the comfort of her soldiers in the fields
H. L. WATSON,
2nd Lieut. Co. C, & Adg't, 5th N. C. T.
.Jan. 15tb,J863. . . : , . .diwttpd
Register and Standard will copy twice and forward .bills
as above. . " ; ''. "'' ; .. "' ; :T -' '' .' -.' - ' .
; - ' Notice.
OX Monday the 16th or Februarj next, I will
sell at auction; at the Court House Door, in Raleigh,
sixteen Bales Cotton, of the crop of 1861. J J v .-..
C. B. HARRISON, AcnVr. ,
. of Bryan Green 8 Estate.
Jan 14th, 1865.
dim
f A Milch. Cow to let by the Month.
FOR TERMS, Apply at THIS OFFICE.
Jan. 15th, 18G3 dlt Pd
BY
TnttcTaijlic
THE rndcrslgned begs lea re 1 stale tbat bf Is
,not in any way connected ia procarinjr substitutes,
nor in the slightest way connected with anyone in that
busine.. H THOS. O JONErf.
Jam 15th, 1863. T vi ' " dU
iIIkaikjuAhters. Camp k Isstuiiction. 1
I Near Raleigh, N. Ci-Ja4gt'0th, 18.G.3, J
GENERAL ORDERS, 1 V
-'-r No. 1. " ' . . '. :"'- !-:' " "::
I. District Enrolling Officers will report to Hu Exeel
Knev, the Governor of S oxth Carolina, any dereliction of
duty on the part of Militia. Officers in their several dU
ricts in the execnti6n of the conscrint law, with the wit
nesses in each case. , o "","-" ;
: II. Paragraph 1L Special Orders No. U, 1862, from
these Headquarters, will be considered as so far modified,
that the District En-olling Officers and ExaniiningBoards
' will not ie required to- make places of rendezvous at the
" ConntV- Seats" in ! the seveml counties, where thoe
, places may be so situated as t afford facilities for intcr-
. ference by the public enemy ; but they will be expected in
such case's, tcestablisb such other Jdace in said counties as
a place of rendezvous,, as in their judgment may be so situ
ated as to not render them liable to sach interference, hav-
:-injr ,-im.view.a far as, practicable, the c)mveniencu of the
citizens.--:.,- v ". . j - J. v ,.,'-'--''- ': -r ; :. ''
By order of - '' u ff m-'-- "" L," J. JOHXSON,
J. N. Peior, i1 Capt. Commanding Conscript.
Adjutant.
Jan. Uth, 1S63.
d3t
-JWilmington Journal, N. C. Standard, and Salis
bury Watchman copy 3 times.
Heapqitarters i'AMP of Ikstkuctio, 1
Near Haleigh, January 10th, 18G3. J
SI'ECI A LT 0 R DERS, ;
. No. 13. J ' . .
. All paroled prisoners whose doty it is to report at this
post, having been exchanged, will report for duty without
dclav, or be considered as deserters.
V j By order oi Capt. L. J. JOnNSOX,
, Commanding Conscripts in X. C.
- Jan. I4th,' 1863. . d3t
32- N. C. St; hdard and Salisbury Watchman copy 3
- times. '
! On Monday of February Court, '
T SH ALL Offer for Sale at the Coarf Mouse door
A in Kaleigh, to the highest bidder, a tract of-One Hun-d.-ed
and Twenty six acres .of .Woodland. Soui? Cabins on
it. and about 10 acres cleared. .It is on the right of the
Hillaboro' road, and about. 5 miles from Itkleigh, the
"place on which John Moonvhain re ided till recently.
- Win. F. GltEEX, Ex.,
- pt' J. O.'Jkffrevs..
January 13th. 1SG3. dlw
I H K A fQlT A K T K R S , CaVALKY BkiOAOE
UoHUboro, N. C, dan. 3, 18G2
Gkkkrm. 'Orders, 1 ' '
J i '" No. 17. : ; J
I The following named -soldiers belonging ti 59th
.11 giinent, Nortli Carolina Troops (I'artixin Rangers)
bavin-; deserted the service, are advertised as deser
ters, and a reward of Thir'y d U irs will be paid for
t!i- ir appn heosion and delivery of eich one to I).' D.;
Ferebee, Col. Commanding ; 59' h Regiment, ; North
Carolina Troops.
4 . Comnaiy A.
J hn Kilgore,-
I.t'l.-, . ! I T If'...
) nas. ii. lioyr,
C mpany C.
B ubni. ' Kdir Ivey,
Comiiany D.
Gvorge W
WUhsL Ikkh,-
Josse Jililay,
j.i itnes llollomxn,
j Is:iac Godwin, i
I .hm.ies K.4 Wii'i.ims,
j l -njamin T. I'arker
I Jlm Futrell,
Lawrence B one.
Henry T. Delierrv,
Henry R. Wade,"
Barne.s 'Gifflith,
W'illianv R. Overton,
, Jnsse Dickens,
JaiiKS Brown j
ComjKtny E:
, Wd iatn J. L .y,
Jauits Hope,
ilerrwt R. Sharks
Compain' F.
Kenneth Bntler,
Henry II. GUI,
..bin T
Barrett,
James
Browning,
John Hoffman,
J.irns B. Butler,
William Brogden,
William E. llolloman,
James W. Morris,
I.-jia-- Parker,
John W. IVarce,
L wis Thomas,
Edward'Morris.
Jerry B. LawYenee,
- Nazireth Parker,
Geore Tavlor, -I
John il. Wi loughby
Joseph W. White. ; i
" - jy order of Brigadier General .
B. II. -ROBERTS
C mmaiidinff Cavalry,
Ch as. TI. Gordon.
Capt. & A. ArG.
Jan 13th,'l83.;'.
d3t
Wanted.
WE WUb to hire six or scicn Gook Black
smiths. Apply immediately to . the undersigned
six miles South-west from High Point, or address us .at
High Piunt, IS, C. ;
J. K. & M. II. PHINNIX,"
dAw2w
Jan. 13th. 1SG3.
Piano for Sale-
TjOR sale an excellent one of Chiekerlig's Pi-t
JU anos, in perfect order, cased in Rosewmd and of
lai gest size. Apply to this officebr to E. G. Haywood, -j
janl ! ' 59-tf j
Wanted to Kent.
i A HO lSK, either Inrnisned or unfurnished,
m containing at least three roomsand situated not more
than a milfrom the capitol.
Apply at the Journal Office.'
Jan. 9.
tf
N. C. Six Per Cent Conpon Bonds, 1
" Treasury Detartmext ofvN. C., i '
December 28th, 1802.
SEALED proposals will be receiyed at this of
fice until 10 o'clock, a. m., 2('th day of January next,:
tor the purchase of $200,000 of Bonds, issued by the State
of North Carolina, dated January 1st, 1663, running thir
ty vears and payable at this Department.
'the above bonds will have Coupons attached, for inter-
h est at six per cent, per annum, pay able 1st of July and 1st
oi tianuary in eacu year. . -
Successful bidders, upon being, informed of the accep
tance of their bids, can deposit the a.nount of their bids,
including, the interest acernud thereon to the credit of tile
Public Treasuer, in the Bank of North Carolina or Bank
of Cape Fear, Raleigh, -'
Parties bidding will please address their letters, en
dorsed "Proposals for N. C. Stocks." to the Public Treas
urer, at Raleigh". C. !
i
The bids will be opened in tne presence ot tne governor,
Secretary and Comptroller of the State, and .the ' Presi
dent of the Bank of North Carolina. .' '.-.:..
D. W 'URTS. Pub. Tre as.
' Raleigh, Dee. 29, 18G2. . 8-dtd
: i S100 REWARD,
R-FX A WAY; from the snhscrlter's 1 planta
tion, in Caswell county, N.' C, on Sunday night.
December 28th,' 1862, two negro boys, named John and
Jerrv, for w hose apprehension I will pay FIFTY DOL
LARS each.
JOHN is a dark looking negro, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches
high, and a little tongue-tied. Had .on, when he lefty ai
green jacket with metal buttons. He formerly belonged
to the estate of John Cook., Green, of Culpeper county,
Virginia. - '. . .'- . ' :'--;"' -. .. :
JERRY is about the same color of John, features rather
sharp', spare-made and about John's height ; wore, when
he left, a" copperas-colored coat, and a cap with red
band around it, and a rosette' of ribbon on one side. He
formerly belonged to a gentleman in Pitt county, N. C,
whose name is not rememDerea.
Both of these negroes were recently purchased by me in
Richmond, and I suspect that they will endeavor to make
their way into the Yankee lines in the eastern part of
"North Caarolina. .'' .-" "--'..'. '.r;"
v I will pay the above reward for their apprehension and
confinement in jail, so that I can get them, and any infor
mation which may lad to that will be thankiully received
and suitably rewarded. Address. c. -.
C, G. HOLLAND, 1
Danville, Ya.
CI
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Notice to Stockliolders. ,
- Orrica W. A O. TttinaAfH Ci., ) .
V IUIe!go.'. C January 7th, 13. (
FOR the following named persons the dlrl
derds due them on stock in the Washington 4 w
Orleans Telegrspb. Company, have been received; at this
otfice, in the Southern j Express Companj'a tuiMiry. and
ther will pUa.c call oa the undersigned and riKri-ve them:
G W ilordecai.
I
E-tate of W 41 Ualer,
Kenneth Kavner, s
Mrs. E Washington,
Henry D Turner,
Alder t S met tea, ; i
Estate of Kichard Smith,'
J it liryan.
George' E Banger
William Boylan. '
William A Graham".
ames McKimnon. '-
W. E. DULIX.
I.
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i'
For W. 4 X. O. Telegraph Co.
- - ' - d6t
Jan. 9, 1 86.
i j An SHor's Deparfra cnt.
THE attention of all persons who are conrern
is hereby called ; to. the Act of the General As
sembly which creates j the . office of Auditpr of Public Ac
counts. -;v -?r '-' .;'.;.. -i--, '
Accounts with the State for the expenditure of public
money i will be required to conform, iu all eases touching
military affairs, to thi fArmy regulations of the Confede
rate States ; and all accounts, whether in the military or
iu the civil departments of the government are to be 'pre
sented quarterly, and as soon a may be after the close of
the regular, quarter. ; - . ,
The undersigned avails himself of the present opportu
nity to notify all who are delinquent in rendering accounts
of "public money or property in their hands since the com
mencement of the .war now; pending, of the necessity of
having their account prepared and settled. The atten
tion ofthe General-Assembly will be called to the names of
thesa persons and suits will be directed in cases where this
notice is dir gardcd.'; - '.;- -
Glaims against the State will ba andited Taccording to
the rules observed by the late Board of Claims. -
;:-'-: -- :'-. -S. F.4'niLLlPS.
Jan. 9 6t ' 4 - . Auditor. Ac. "
The Standard, Register, Fayettville, Observer. Wilminir-
ton Journal, Salisbusv Watch man, Charlotte Democrat A
ana Asnevuic iNews will copy 6 times and send bmsto Au
ditor's office. ; " - j - ;
University of North Carolina, Cliapel Hill
T HE next Session "will begin on Saturday,'
January 17th. and ead on Thursdav. June th, 1863.
Board by Cob Guthrie at the Eagle "Hotel; $125, tui
tion $30. and room rent $ per session all payable in ad
vance. .The means of inHruetion are ample, and pains
have been taken to ; bring all the expenw-a of education
within reasonable limits. - , D. L. SWAIN, Pres't. '
January ft, 18R3.
d3t
x- Lost or Stolen,
On Tufstday 23 Z Decrmtxr, 1862, on the Raleig'h. and
. . (laston, Ii. H. ; .
Reward will he paid for the dellrerj or
ijptJy-J a Large Ladies' Trunk, covered with white can
vass, w ith the iuitials of M.' F. W., marked Upon it. The
above reward will be paid upon its delivery to th c Pro
prietor of the Exchange Hoteb
Jan. L 1863 lw-ywi
Bethel Academy:
HlflE Spr!ng session of this School opens cn
I the 3rd Mor.day in January next
The price of board and tuition is one hundred and
twenty dollars per term of twenty weeks. J
-For particulars address , the principal at Bt-thel -Hill,
Person countv, N. iC " j
- T J. HORN ER, Principal.
dec 31 -I ' - 8-w5tpd i
Valuable Farm for Rent j
Oy the 22nd of the present raont?i shall
rent the well known farm, for the present year.. for
merly belonging to Mrs. Mai-th J2. Terrell, deceased. 12
miles east of Raleigh. There is a good dwelling with two
eood fir places, six rooms, aBd all necessary outbuse?f
Kel'uget'S would find it greatly t th ir interest to attend
the renting, or make application to the unaerngned pre
vious to tli above named time at Raleigh, bv letter, or to
J. 1). Powell or W.J. Allen at the same place, who wi
take pleasure in showing the premises as will a& give a
necessary information..
M ' JAMES 11. PACE, Guardian.
Januarv 5. 1&G3. dtd pd
r Soap Grease. !
P'iiRSOXS Wishing to Manufacture Soap, can
obtain the necessary material from C. II. Thompson,
M. S. K.. bv applving at the .N. C. Dt-pot. For tbeJ
grease furnished one half its weight in soap will be re
quired in payment. .
f - THOS. I). HOGG. J
Dec. 50th, 1862. 55 dtf Crt. k C. Sj
Equity Sale of Land in Rowan County
and Town Lots in saiisnury.
BY Order of the Court of Equity, I will cx
ptise'the following Real Estate for sale, at the Court
House in Salisbury, on the 3rd day of January next,! at
11 o'clock, A.M. ; ; V j
One fourth part, or interest in therick Offices, oppo
site the Court House, and the entire interest in the trnt
i nd of said Oftic- Lot, where Phillips no live', extsnding
back from main street to the ollices- .1
Abo, all the Real Estate belonging to John W. Elliide- 1
ceasedi, consif-ting of. the following tracts of land, jand i
Town Lots: One tract of land adjining the lands of i
William H. norah ana others, containing 100 Acres
One tract of land adjoining the lands of Lawrence Brin
gle and other8,'containing 154 Acres. One tract known
as the John Hartman land, containing 50 Acres, situated
near Salisbury; One third interest in a .tract of land in
the suburb of Salisbury, adjoining the lots of F. E.'Sho
ber and others, on the MocksvilU road, containing One
Hundred Acres the other two-thirtis b-ing owned by
John ; I. - Shaver, and Henry t A. Lemly. - Also, a Lot on
main street in Salisbury, on which are two tenements, ad
joining the lts of A. L. Young and B. F. Fralev. f
Also, the one fourth interest in the Brick House Lot,
occupied at present by S. R. Harrison as furniture rooms.
Terms, six months credit, with interest from date, purchas
ers giving bond and two or more approved securities.
Also a houye andlot on main street, known as the Row
zee property, adjoining the Boyden House. ' ,
. ; ..- y-.f L. BLACKMER, C. M. E.
r Dec. 29th, 162. ,-"- - 55 dtd
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.the beginning of ' ."-" - '" i :
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-'- : i By- Phiikiiox Vkhch. - ' -. J -,
And the first ofaSerieaaf'BALLARDSOFTnEWAR," J
Bv "HtraBssT," whose cbaxmiag production,' recentlv
published, have marked tbisluvenile Poet as tha Keats,r
of the South These" will be follawed by a Scries of
Sketchy Romances, by Hon. W. Giutoas'Siiis, and bv
a choice collection of original and selected Tales, which It
is not boasting to say, will render the Field mnd Fireside,
more attractive than ever. " .
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.
Dec. 23th, 1862 . iti-Ira-pd
Economy In llousc-Kcrping;
tF.aS0XS WISUIX6T? KWMttJHWM
X ! "well to send nrvcrior iwn u.ffii, -- b
rill send them tlrr trea ts, tie o?J nsefal to lloo
Keepers ever. ut-d. -,.-.-' ' ' .1 -' ; ;
Firt. 1 will et a rerelp ft dtbf'C th wnliaary
csuntry-niad or tanxntife soap, at a cst fot awr
than two cents frnd in addition t th. et f tU
than ir-ordinary wp. and wakes life eh
so.p. Thi artfcfc bcs cMbet ithjtnih levf rubtir
I have ald a jrrat l?t t thw reerij t' M lf
have not bard a single nnplaiiit. J!-r, ' ' . . .
iv-coi-d, Oa for nakint an eacrilenattKl of walnr
Tin Xhl preparation y miU., nVot
4 nectary. .The iaprrdleaU for KIT r
kept in most Dn and Grocery StM"f. By ir this
Preparation, clothes ran be prcparrd;for th starch ana
inn ch-sprr. and with ra ce.than lbs trdarr
Way of washing. The articU can t d In ery
sbwt time. -. ' ' '"' i.- ' ',.: 'j
j Third, One for making patent starcfc p4iin. ; ..
I The use of this pohh will enable Jthe most rdrtary
Ironrr to giva linen the appear snca ofijart batiaf lea the
hands of the most experienced nnUher. Very beaatital. ;
NoSarinUank noteaUkaf In pavwenw,.
Addres, j P- A;.fjlECT.rP.Ma
s Mount "flope, P. U.. MeaWenUrg Co., Ta.
. Certlflcatel ' t w
w- tiK Mri;?- tht we have faifclv tefttrt Mr. Plr-
cv' Krceipt for miking Soap, and bjelleve It tm be
tLiag he represcttj iu A -
L. E. ricn, oi viarasvu.o,
DrsitT Jt Lswetits, Do.
R. II. BArnsrsA Cu., loydton. j . .
sau.ts.lioo, I
W. T. C vrri. Charlotte, Va. '
Wn.J H. BiAxrit, Meckltnbaix, va.
This willccrtifv that t hate firm
fr. rierejVUeceipta
a fair trial, and that it ii no hurnl aj
u. i.
5attB, LaenbTr.
This if to certify that I have u
the abo'v receipt nr
luakiog toap, and tuink it u the
od of making it, 1 lave ever seen.
Iv ivlltimit it fur- tfn dollar.
t and cbeapeat saatl)-.
would aot be antire-
r , Eusa As oat is, Lunenburg, Vi,
l ;would advWe evrry family to fere hat a Recrlpt.--
They could nJot p nd
W A- BaiLy, Lnneatnrg, Ta.
No House -keei,r should La without these niful reeelpt.
Scsah Asnsidws. Lunenburg, a.
f.- Jas. W. JTa.sA, Meckleaburg, Va.
Nov. 21. diw3:na
Sale of Lands, Negroes, Ac.
-T
OX the First, Second and Third DajsofJan;
uary, A. lc 1S63, the Lands apl Negroes, Iloueho
Furniture, Corn, a number of valriLla Milch tiws, if.,
of tha bite Mrs. Rachel Stokes, and also a number of tin I
beef Cattle, a valuable Jack, aeverjal head of horses, with
other articles too numerous to mrliti'ia, thev property of
tlw late Mrs. Slokes and (Jot M, ti Skeseceased, will
be sold on a credit of twelve montfis.
This is to take place at the foraier residence of General
Stokes, calb-d th Bend on the Vlikin Uiver, about t'or
miles ah)ve Wiikesboro. f
Attention is especially invitetl ,tf th valuable and deei
rable tract of land oflefed for sale!
Un Monday evening, the 5th of fjanuary, vill b- sld as
tb,e property of the lata Mrs. Slokes, a valuable Stock
- Farm, in A'she county, contaishrl about Wlf acres.
Also, on a credit of 12 montb?.Lere will b. sold a quaa
titv of llav, and a parcel of Ib.nivhold Furniture. i
JACOB FKALKY, Adro'r.
With the will annexed of Mrs., R. Suikes, and AdtnV of
Col. M. S. Stukes. j
Dec 8 ' , V" if 4dAwlm .
Ililhboro N. C xMilliary Academy.
rrhe Ffifth Academic Te4t1r cf this Institution
I will commence on fthe FIRST WEDNKSDAl J.N
FEBRUARY, lhC3. For inforn
to SUP
tion and circulara apr'jr
T H. M. ACADEMT,
!-
Hillsboro. X. C
N,or. 28, 1862.
32 d3m.
To Refu
:ccs.
T7AU ABLE Farm for Sale. A T
Valuable farm
-"V conMftinsr of 165 acres oil good land for sale. It'ii
located in a healthy situation. Jon the main Toad betweVn
Newton, Catawba county, and Lincelnton, Lincoln countv,
7 miles from Lincolnt'on. Thre are good improvement .
on the farm a good House4 jBarn and Stabtca also a.
good orchard , of Peach apd Apple Trees,
Refuges fiom the east will tiind this a desirable orpc.rtu-
nityfor locating in one of the
For further information airlv.
bst parts of the State.
to - ; -v.- . . ! "'
STATU
JOUUNA riCE.
Vi dAwtf
De. 22d, ls62.
Trinity otlege.
TilK next Tcrw-irlll copimcnce Jrn. 7tli, 1SC1.
Tuition the same as formerly. Board $20 per month J
in advance. We have comfortable rooms, proper furnij
ture, and good board. The regular College routine .will
b continued with a compeenfl Faculty. We are prepared
to n-ceive boys of anv Sge Jr advancement. Students
can have rooms separately or'otjherwisc as may be preferred.
For further information address the undersigned, . -
' W (B. CRAVEN, 2VeaidM(.
December 13th, 1862. ; (? , L 47 elm pd )
Drive 'iVantcd !
WHITE prlTers fe(r Stato teams Wanted;
to haul cbrn at Tarboro. N. C, for this Dep-.-
10
went. THOMAS D. HOtJO, Can't
dec 1-tf ' CommiMary Iepartment. Raleigh. . C
Notice. T
ALL Persons who present themselTes at tfct
Olfice of the Surgeon General, between the bears o'
j and 10 a. nj., will be v activated, free of harge.
I EDWARD WAR REN,
Surgeon General of Carolina.
Raeih, Dec. 19th, 1662.) V - .." il dtf
Jersey Settlement Lands for Sale.
npiIIS plantation Is on the Yadkin Rlter, Isalf
1 a mile trom HolUburg Lepot, on the N. C. Kaiooad.
in uaviason countv eonia
n eight honored acres, .half
claared and in cultivation.
125 acres river bottom land
Tbe balance Is wood .and.
in cultivation, and 75 acrva of
the best quality of uncleared creek botom compos a part
of tbe abov tract. There ii a good dwelling and ant aov-
se on thA place, orchard, c. Persons deviring to Insk at
the pur . 'will can upon the subscriber, who will be at
home until Chrutir.as. 1 4 . -
ANDERSON ELLIS-
) 3 .1- -i I ' . J6-dtm
Desirable "Residence For Salt .
f piIE nl?hlr ImproTf d Premises now Occupied
X. by John Maunder, Eo., may be purchased bv apply
in v to the Rev. James RiibbariLton, on Fayirtteyille St.
l)ec24,182 I4dtf 1 j
Wagons Wanted.
THE Subscriber withes to purchase TWO and
FOUR Horse WAGONS. Application to be made
to the CommUsary Depaitmcot. j
.- -,.'.. . . t. n. nocG,
" '!-':.' -. '!;i- Capt. k C. 3.
; Raleigh, Pec. Utb, it 2. 1 4Sdtf
Orrtca or IUliich fc Girrov R. R. Cx, 1
Kaleigh. Dec 22d. 1P62. f
The Bonds of this CVnepaar will tnStare on tbe fir
day ol January, lS&3, aad will bapromptlv paid at th
oftiee. Parties holding kbese Boods are hereby notifi
tbat no interest wil be allowed on same after saatoriiy.
The Bonds of this Company will mStare oa tbe first
thia
notified
W. W. VASS, Treasurer.
Dec :4, 1862- 54 I n
v . y Orrtca or IB Allien k Gastok ft.. B. Co. V .
IWleigh, N. a, Dec 22, 1S2.
. . Tb Board of Directors of this Company have delared a
dividend of ten per ceni. on the capital Stock, payable on-
and alter tne nrst Aloncayid January. IWJv.
. r W. W. VA8S, Traasnrer.
Liecst, is3 taw
: ; Mutes .Wanted. '
nrnK FXDERSI&flED WAXTS t rrRcniSE
X TEN GOOD MULES, Aprlv at to, Jom.ii.ary De
partmtnt. . THOMAS D. HOGG,
' ' : : Captain ACS.'
IUleigh,Nov. 22, 1W2. dtf
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