PROCLAMATION.
-1 HIE ! D A I L YiLiREOCD ED. SCSflS''
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' "To every tiling tliere is a Season, and .aj Time tctf eery Purpose under the Heaven" -Solomon. ' Si. -!j g I ! 2
'BiW.! - W. -. HOLfifcN,' PRO
VISIONAL GOVERNOR,.
TO THE rqOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
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W'nfiuEAs, By the . Proclamation 1 of Ax
rvRKW, -.Johns .ton, President of thq United
' States of America, dated' May 29th, jSOo, J
have teen appointed; Provisional Governor of
the .State of psorth Carolina, with instructions
to prescribe, at the earliest practicable pe.'
rio'l,. suclr rules and regulations as
4nay .be
necessary and prof er for convening' a
! Oonven-
.tioiCcuiiiposfd of delegates to anchcipsen.by
that portion -pf the' people of said State who
are Tov.il to the United States, and nbi others,
fur .the purree oi altering or ainenfUng the
; Constitution . thereof ; and with 'authority to
exercise witlin the limits of said Stafej all the
power necess iry and proper to enaMe such
, loyal T)eo.t)lel: of the State of North Car-
ofina'to' restore said Htate to its Constitu
tional reiatioo-j to the Federal Government,
anil lo precept such a Republican form of
' State Go vernment as will entitle the State to
','thV guarantee!, of the United States iierefor,
and its people to protection by the 'United
States aeainsfi invasion, insurrection, aind flo?
v mestic: violen,((k'' . ; 5 ; , VJ.
And W ill r rVa s, It is proper that thp
of-the Slate stiould be informed as fat
people
las may
1 - at th is ti mlfi. of the m eagu res that
willbs
necessary to, ajttain this end, so tbat thpy maJ
- bo ready to ofleV an intelligent ana wi
op.efation in t$e same : - :.
And Vu krkas, I t is - also proper
'frjiirposes of. tHe Federal Government
lanpr co-
i
i
:hat the
in rela
tion to the peqple of the State should be made
rknowni so man me loyai ,ma.y receive; aasij-
'ranctFSof protection and encouragement- and
"the : .disloyal,.' it any there be may khjcjw that
the'iiiof autihoritv is . upon them, aid that
t (they; will got' be permitted with impunity to
H'si.-i the-laws or toJ disturb the peace! of so
cu-tyi ' ,' . ' -"X- , ; - ;
Now; Thererore,-1, AViixtAM "W. Holdrn,
're Visional Governor .as aforesaid, .(lo pro
claim and dechire'; ; 'f ' - j j'j i ;
IstTrhat'; a Convention of the people of Ni
Carcttna; will be held, at as. early a period as
"practicable, ip .be composed of the nuijnber of
memoers to wincn xne counaes are respecuve
ly entiled in the House of Commons; of the
State Legislatuire. No person- will be; a can
:didaeJforthe Convention, and no person will
vote for members to compose ft, who shall not
previously thereto have, taken and subppribed
to the folllowirig oath, prescribed in theiProcs
lamation of the tPresidentot the United States,
dated May 29th, 1865 : . - ,
; . I db solemnly swear or
affirm,
m presence-o Aimigmy. vrou, inat
I will
nee forth -faithfully support and defend the
constitution- of the Unittd States atid the
if nion of the "States thereunder, and: that I
will,, in like rnanner abide by and faithfully
support all lalws and proclamations which
4 have ,een made during: the 'existing; rebel
lion w,itn reierence 10 ine euittuuipa ,iuu oi
- Blaves. So h'qlp me God. i;
! And no person, not weii-anectea towaras tne
Federal Government, and not. loyal thereto,
will be permute d to tale said oath, or to vote
In said, election . ' ;M jj I ' -:
y . j Pleasures wi 1 be( perfected as early as prac
Hieable for administering 'the .above oath to
suf;h persons as may. be entitled to ' take it,
and for ; providing themj with certificates of
I thsifanTB as. evidence of their loyalty, The
aijj'ruatlii is. regarded as a part of .the behelS's
of the Jiroclamfctioa referred to, and will not
ue auimnisrered to any or tne classes exciua
ed.by ,sai.4 Proclamation s've on the exhibition
lev them of a hill ' pardon from the- President
M the ' oflencej they may . have . com mitted
against the United States; . v I. '!
'J'.rTTe Contention thus to be called, will
aIut br"amentl the Constitution of the. State,
andl wil isubmitfsaid Constitution thus aUered
or amended, to the voters :of tho ' 5'.ltekt the
- Fallot box tor their acceptance or rejection. '
' 3d. The Coiiventisn will provide For tke.
; elec'tlonj. by th people of a Grovefnorj ; and
members of tli Lesislature' ; and the' egis
ture will elect tvo Senators to represent the
btate'in the Congress of the Uuited States." '.
- lth. . An'.elecon will also be held, in due
' time,' far members of the , House of Rer resen
.tativfs4rom thqi State . in the Congress of the
.-'UoiielTStates.-' " ';... V
Inarmuch as there are: no
civil rhaprifeitrates
in tlils State, nor State, officers of an
the? .Provisional! Go'vernorJ ?bK virtue
kind,
km au"
thoritvvin him
am f ested by the Presidjent
Les, will proceed
bf the
IJuitedStat
. i ,1 ot, Ta : -a') piv!nt , j iii-tieeH of the Peace for
the varibuB 'counties,' loyal men,- by whom the
" RliO.vtrda.th will! be administered, and who will
" also conduct the election?, throuo-h . subordi
nates, for mem&i ra of a Convention, in iccor
; . dnee Svjitli .instructions- from this office,, and,
: agreeably to tlie laws of this' State iri: lore,e
: previously to tie 20th day. of May, 1S6L
j '2'S. SuperiorjCourts of Oyer and Terminer
will be held, when necessary, by Judges spe
cially appointed ami commissioned to dispose
.'of criminal casts. . i - H'-V-''
d. The J ustaces ot the reace, appomiea as
aforesaid, will
be authorized, to hold t?ourt?
for the transac
ion of all such business as may
not ,ne or tne c
ass of cases triable by a
jury
The V Justice?.
bv a minority of their
whole
number, will'
r ? J r v . - v . ,1
lareo be auihowed to appoint
theirifchenils-and their Uierkg for the tito be
ii. hur. and such' ther ofllcek-s-as may' be inuls
pens'ahle to a jtuoper' transaction of business.
And thev' wilHilso be virflsint and.-'wili exert
themselves to maintain the laws and to pro-
' m6te tSe neaCd of society in their respe(jtive
u Couh4hs i, ami ef neciallv to arrest andftbm-
; mit for trial when the Courts may be hWd, all
offenders against any law of tne State in iorce
previous -to inei 'ulii oi Jiav. icvji . iuu iu
. . i ,n.v c i r - i OKI . .1 '
low l.ad where; the case is bailable,' airordiiig
to thfeuisage-or the lotate.-. : -
iib The Vn
'visioual Governor will appoint
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( A the btate . Dirtfctors "and State nroXiea m'tne
tr: . .!- varicms ccrnorltians in which the-State is in-
f- c ; ten sie 1, as A Exercise of such power biy him
cannot be avoided. But the eontrol of the
: L , Railroads, the lAsy Vums -and other corporations
, m wnicn tne estate js .interested Hnusupavod
l -.."iably ;to this .extent cuinmitteJ tb htm, wijl be
V .j rt-iJeqxiisneu iipitie action of th Uonventior
.' ; when that body shall havfeXsemblod,
f Such itj britf-'is, an :.. outline. the policy
, utMmu-u necessary to rccc nstruct the govern-
': iTient'ot ..JNortli - Carolina, arvl to, restote tht
l( f hv te icr its (ponstitutional ;. reiatiotes Ik thv
.illt"rAl?!ovcrifu-4int. . ;) . ;--
And ndw, as Provisional Governor pftlileState
a '-. 1 invite. "the .loyal people thereof to resumie with
' .v':c$u;e.r-uln8, auiu" with confidence 'in the future,
IT j "tfi'.'vr :out'Uatomcjd pursuits; and I invite those who
j - .liavaiiccn driven ftoni the State, by despotic pow-
YOL.l TST0,18.
er, to return; assuring all loyal citizens of thr
State that tht-y will be protected in their person
and property, and encouraged 19 their exertion
to improve their condition. T alsol exhort them no
to cease to tfke an interest in' pullic -affairs 'but t(
uiHi wiiu me in ir? puqwse tofe reconstruct thf
State Government "through the lid of loval 01 ti
zens; and td bJe vigilant and activip in disccuragini;
aisoyai sentiments, ana in ensuring the election
of known friends of the Federal Government to
every office, j Your experience, fellow-citizens, dur
in'. tne rebeUion should attach yofi hv tlie stron
estties to the froverntnent of the United States
Yoiu,have just been delivered by the armies of the
Una 6n from pne ioi th most corrupt arid rigorous
despotisms tliat ever existed in the world, Many
of you liave; been forced, for opinion's sake, and
because of your love for the flajx; of your fathers
to irom pie iautj vi your uirvn pr 01 your
adoptioH, arid seek a refuge among strangers, to
escape'the hknd of arbitrary power. Many -of you
have been, torn from yourhomes, or hunted down
like wild beasts in the forestand : forced into the
rebel armies' as conscripts ,to" fight for the' coritiri-
ed Enslavement of the colored race, and also for a
state of slavery for yourselves and your children
Some of youjhave been subjected to. impiisoninent
anc tortures ori account or your opinions ; and all
of you have .been deprived,, for 3-ears, up, to a re
cent period.ttf freedom of spsech and of the press.
and of evervl esseiitial snuoiantee of ilibertv" and of
protection to person ana propercy which 13 con
tained in thb Constitution- of the United States.
You are once, more free jcltizensi of -the United
States. By your sufferings in the! past, and bv
vour hopes for th future, I adjure fvou to eruard
well your freedom.' ..Bemember that all tliat yoAi
have, pnd all you can hope to i be. and all of
good;that isiin reserve for your children, are in
dissoluble : bound -.np . with the Anjjr.can Union.
The " Unity! of government which constitutes' us
one people,"
should be morte dear to; us than ever,
on account
of the suffering's through which we
Have passed
In the language of Wasbington.
" it is of infinite moment that you ehouhl properly
estimate . the immense i value of I your national
Union to your collective apdj individual happiness;
that you should cherish a cordial, habitual, and
liiHnuvauie .atiacuuieui) lu jii , auuuawunn your-
selves'to think and to spefk jof it as thfe palladium of
youit political safety anctproperiUwatchin'r!: for its
preservation with jealous anxiety ; discountenan-
ciBg-whatever may suggest even a; suspicion that
it can in any event be abandoned ; .arid indignant
ly frowning; upon the first dawning of every at
tempt to alienate bnp portion of our country from
the rest or too enfeeble the , sacred tigs which now.
ink together the various, parta," 1
, To the colored people of the Skte I would
say, you are now; tree, rrovidenqe has willed
natl the yery means . adopted to render vour
servitude perpejtuah, should be IJ is Instruments
lor releasing you lrum uouuage. ;j.c now re
mains for .you, aided as you will be by the su
perior intelligence of the white, race, and
cheered by the sympathies of all good people,
to decide, whether; the freedom thus suddenly
bestowed! upon you, will be a blessing to you
or a source of injury. Your race has been
depressed; by your condition of slavery, and
by the legislation of your, former masters, for
two .hundred years. It is not tov pe expected
that: you can comprehend and appreciate as
tney snouia De compreneqaea ana appreciated
by a self governing people, the . vise proviso
ion's and limitationsrof Constitutions and laws :
or that y6u can now have that knowledge of
public affairs which is necessary to qualify iyou
to discharge all the duties of the cfteii. j Ino
people has ever v 'u0Untved at orjee into, the
enjoyment of the right of self-govern-meirX'.;
5ut you are free jin common with all
our .people, and you have the same right, f em
ulated by law,Uhat otherfi havP-.H enterp
the pursuit of proven y and happiness. You
should henceforth sacredly observe the mar
riage relation, , and you should provide' for
y our: offsnri- 70U can now not only learn
to read yourselves as -some. 'Oi yon nave beefn
able to do heretofore but. you cjan instruct
others, and pijecure instruction fifom others
for yourselves and your 'childrenL without fear
of punishment. But to' be prosperous and hap-
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py you must, laoor, not merely ynen you ieei
like it.'.rOi' fora . scanty -support, tbut indus-
triously land steadily, with a viewjto making
and laying tip something for yourselves and
your families. If you -are idle, ly pi will be
come vicious anfli woifthless : n Vicious and
worimefs you win nave no .jritjuuss anu win
' . .1 tL ' -ti l : ..j 1- C' .- 'J - -J -11
at last perish. inr the sweat ot jtny lace snalu
tholi eat bread all the days of thy 1 tfe.'.
. Tne same Providence that has bestowed
freedoni upnn.you, has told you (tliat diligence
imbusiriess". is required of all. liia ;cf features :
knd you cannot expect that yourj rfece will es
cape ultimate exunction, n yoq wniuiiy vio
latig or disregard this, one of His ! great com
mands, r reedom-' does , not mean1 that one
may do' as he' pleases, but that every one may,;
by industry, frugality, and tenip"irance, im
prove his condition aud enjoy thefruits of his
own labors, so long as he obeys: the laws. . I
have no prejudice - against you. ! Oa the con-
irary wniie j. am a wmie man, auii wmie my
lot is vith my own color, ' yet -I sympathize
with1 you as the ;Weaker race; jatid;l: cannot
forget that daring the rebellion ;nany ;of you
fought jforthe preservation of the!Union,and,
thaft thsebf you who ;remaine;d th6me: in
the then slaveholdiDg States, were, for the
most -part, - docile- and, . faithful, and' ,'made
no attempt by .force
their; own freedom.
of
arms
to
gain even
will see to it as
tar as I can, that, you have
your, liberty:
that you are protected m your property and
her sons ; and that you are. paid your wages
But.jon the other hand,v I. will set my face
against those of you w ho are idle and dissipated,
and prompt punishment will be , lidhcted forany
lilrnnhi nf 'the nr v inlalinn nfl law Tn finft T
wilL bejyoiu friend as long as you, ire true to your-
selves, JiihI obedient to the laws, and as long as
vou! shall labor, no hiatter how feebly, if honestly
and earnestly, to improve your condition. It is
Lmy dirty, as faq as 'I niay, to render the govern-
meat ' a terror' to evil doers, a
fid a praise to
them that do well'," and this I will endeavoftb
do in relation to the whole people of the State" of
Norths Carolina, "without fear, favpr, or affection,
reward, or the hope of reward."
; And now "with charity for all, -with malice
towards none," I enter upon 'the discharge of the
duties assigned me by the President, earnestly and
solemnly invoking the good people of the State to
iXlll Ll i c ill tut. . ,' v f vw. "vo. t) .
meiitiaud in restoring the State to the protection
benetits, and blessings of the Union
Dojie'at'our ity of Raleigh, .the
2 h day of June.
ia the car ul our f Lord one
hundred and sixty-five, and in
thousand eig
the S9th year o
i American lnaenenuei ic.
j 3 . ' WILLIAM W. pOLDEN,
' ' I ' Provisional Governor.
Bribe Governor j ": ,
Jos. W.. lioir Priyate glcretary, , - -
E A LEIGH, 1ST. 0., THIJRSiT, JUNE 22,
B: P. ; WILLIAMSON. I CO.,'
I AUCTIONEERS,
'I - i r - -. i . :
FORWARDING AND C03IMISSION
MERCHANTS,
I ' FA YETTE VILLE STREET, '
EALEIGII, N. O.
June 17,1865.,
14tf.
IT'AjMILY Pl.OUllj '-40 BARRELS,
. Superfine, do 15 v do l
-Seconds, do 10 do
Meal, nice White, M Bushels,
Feas Clay, Black ad White, 100 Busbhels,
.:'! At B. PWILLIAMSON & CO'S.,
j .- : J - Fayetteville Street.
June 17, 1,865. - . '. j ':;-! ' 14 tf.
' " " ' ': -: .-1 1 -": ' '
POUNDS NICE - WHITE LARD, IN
kecrs 'and barrels. - ! -
2000j pounds Bacon, Hams, Sides and Shoulders.
200ir
60a
soo
500
do
. do
do
do
Dried Fruit.
Bright. Brown Sugar.
Crushed Sugar. .
'Manufactured Tobacco.
600
do
Snuff.
,J 1 Dozen Cases Colman's Mustard.
At . B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
' i . . , I-. Fayetteville Street.
Jane 17, 1865. , :;;. 14 tf.
30
O.YAEDS ENGLISH LONG CLOTH,
2000 Yards 4-4 Brown Cotton,
200 Bunches Cotton .Yarn, '
100 Coats' and fT y lor's Spool Cotton.
-' Cotton Handkerchiefs, Soft Hats.
Shoesr Envelopes. &c., &o ,
1 B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO.
17, 1865.- , . 14-tf.
At
Juno
WANTED TO PTJE0HASE,
A GOOD AND CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
City liesidence. Applv immediately to
IB I - . A. V V
. BATTLE, HECK & CO., '
. ., " Land Agents,
i; Favettevilie Street.
Ealeigh,' June 19, 1S65., j . , .15 tf.:
1 O DOZ. JUNIPEE BUCKETS.
j 50
pair Cotton Cards, at
H P W TT.T.T A fOAW rn
' ; Fayetteville Street.
9, 1865. j 15 tf.
June
25
DOS EN OAST-STEEL AXES,
8 Dozen Long Handle Shovels, -
r Kegs Old Dominion Nails, -
ivijr x-ounas snoe xsans,
-. At
B. P, WILLIAMSON & 0O.
.i ! vi Ii tf.'
JJune 17, 1865.
FOR SALE ! . -
PAIE OF FINE. 1IOESES. CAEEIAGE
and Harness. Apply to ' . i
i 1 ; . B. P. WILLIAMSON & (jO.,
"' On Favettevilie Street.
Ealeigh,: June 16, 18fi5. ' 18 4t.
FOR SALE !
A . FINE PAIE OF MULES, GOOD WAGON
J. and Harness. Also, six setts of extra Wagon
Harness.
Apply to .
15. P. WILLIAMSON & CO., ?
J Fayetteville Street.
Raleich, June 16, 1885. . 13 4t.
- GOOD NURSE, WHITE OE COLOEED
l3L white perferredj None reed apply 1 unless
they can: come well recommended. Apply to
..".-4;'J i i . . . Fayetteville Street.
Kaleigh, June 16, 1865. . IS 4t.
K P. Battle. J. M. Heck. " B. P. Williamson.
3V0RTH CA110LT3VA LAND AGMCl.
- BATTLE, H ECK & CO.,
lt.eilei?-Isr.; -C. . ;
TjprriLL BUY; SELL AND LEASE. ADJUST
y V I titles of, pay taxes on and take general
care fall kinds oft real-estate, -gold, copper, lead
iron and other mines, water-powers, &c, &c.
Through reliable agents in every county accu
rate information . will be given about particular lo
calities, tracts of land, &o. . T
Will likewise undertake collection of debts in
North Carolina and, elsewhere, by' suit or other
wise, j i . . ' . i
. Communications J ooxeidektial. Commissions
and charges moderate. , i
i Ealeigh, June 14, 1865. . . ' 11 It.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
NORTH CAROLINA ADVERTISER.
rffTHE UNDEESIGNED HAVE ESTABLISH
JL ed m the ity of Raleigh, an A geheyfor the
purpose of buy in ar and selling Eeal Estate in North
Carolina in cocnecuon inerewiui. ana, as auxil
iary thereto they wll publish a double heetytwen
ty-fonr column weekly, newspaper, wherein will
be advertised, free of cost, all lands offered for
sale through their ;agency, ana wnicn win oe de
voted.to the dissemination of information concern
ing the agricultural, mineral, manufacturing and
other resources cf the State. By means ef eompe
tent Agents in very county they will show the
? resent aavan'-emeni ana special capaDiiiiaes iwr
uture developerrent of each. '
; It willlbe touna, jon investigation, that no fetate
in the Upion can present such a combinatioiii of ad
vantages! as iNorth Carolina, situation midway
between the c Mdeil Tegions of the North and the
more tropical cj-mes of the bouth, its land stretcn
ing fiom the. sea eoa' to the mountains, yield
hountiful returns cf cotton, obaeco, rice, grain,
fruits, pasturage, grapes and other products, w ile
in lis DOSOin lie ricu mines ui guiu uuu iruii, wp
fer, leadt coal, and other minerals, its rivers af
brd water power sufficient for the most extensive
factories! and-in its forests are boundless supplies
of naval stores, tiriiber and material for tanning.
Under the recent change in the sjstem of labor it
KArvWies'thft interest ot Drc-nrietors to bait with a
port-ion of their real estate, and it is the ofcject of
. . . . ' .t 1 Ti A "kT
this enterprise, tnrDUgn agencies in . o tsion, new
Vork, Philadelphii, Baltimore, Washingtcd, and
other chief cities, to bring: these resonrceslot the
State to the notice of men. bf energy and capital,
to get together the; seller and the; buyer, ad to
aid, in starting North Carolina m a career of pros-
penty heretotore unKnown. .
The AD VERTISEE w ill' be fnrnisbed ! free o
charge to all enstofers and to others at One Dollar
t.f.'ft -first ot Ju'v. or sooner, if the type and neces
sary material r.lready ordered, can be procured
from New York before tint time. Those desiroms
to advertise in the first nnmber will rleaecomma-
nicate to the undersigned at once. Moderate com
missions will be charged where sales are made. .
; ; ' Ealeigh, N.C.
Kemp P. BATftfcr "
J. .il. Ffc.cn, '
B. P. WiLtlMeoift
FROM.'RILEICH T05 PETERSBURG
i'THKOUGn OE DAY;
VN AND- AFTEB THUESDAY NEXT THE
Vy Ealeigh Sf Gaattn train will leave Raleigh at 5
o'elocK a; ni., ana i reach Uaston at 12 o'clock m.
Omfcibuseft and: Wagons have been secured -to
take all the Ffcssengers and J3aggage from te ter-
minus o 7 tie Petersburg load tb Petersburg.
Lieave
up't EL A G E. R.
h M. UTTnT.OP. v
' '' '..il;..r
Rale;gl Jnne 2i; 65.
Sup't Petersburg E. R.
.- j j 17 I2t.
& . J liAJVD AGENT.
TTTTTT1 TT.rT 17 ISO T TVTT r TT k t l'kT1- TV"T OAlfD
I vears Previous to ftie war. been knired in the
improven4t, and sale' of lands in the Eastern
countieSfw: oners his services as Agent for the.
purchase or sale ol lands, in Nrth Carolina
My address 19 Ealeigh. N. C. Exchange. Hotel,
JNO 4b. ; - , W. L. CUJNJN1JNGG1ML.
'Ealeigh. Jun 2 VISSSr H ' If 8t;
UNION MEETING AT DURII A.MS.
A Mass SfeeUng of the loyal .citizens of Orange
County, w?l b held at Durham's Station, on the
24th inst yjiex. Saturday.) Let every man true
to "his cun;ty, .and those' who approve of the Gov
ernment ogHh.e United States, attend.!
" : MANY
CITIZENS,
"): 16 td
June 2
m
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Tret&urjIiepartmeiit of Vi C,
4- Ealeigh, June 14th, 1865. t
THE UNDERSIGN EJU HAVl.Ntt JiiN Al'
pointed 'i'uBMc Treasurer of North . Carolina.
by W. V . lloldeQ?, jfrovisionai governor, wnn i,ne
duty assigned, airing other things, of collectirg
and securing all the property of the State, at home
1 I. .t. ; TiAt.ina oil r ofonYia Via-ircr qt-it7
such ' propeimi in tlieitt possession to report .the
same to.me .wu&iutdellay. to. the end that 1 may
get the game nttf my possession for:the use of the'
State ; and aU! persons knowing of any such prop
erty, lh the ses3'on of others, are requested to
give me information thereof. J jV ; . ' '1
, W. Ji. Ml'l WrilaHlUXiuizeu lo reeeivij; aiiy ipmic
property in Almance. County, and II. A Dowd is
authorized- to "receive" any such property in ' the
State West of Alwnance Countv. s 1 ' j
-J & u r -. JOJNATHAJN WOKTli.
Public Treaiiiier atid Property;A,genit of N: C
Ealeighaf , : .t
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
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J. July, IS&S'It peade Institute;, Aud English,
Classical and.TfatJiematical blanches taught.
Ealeigh, ijijp i) 1865i . - f4 It.
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p. in., and-ieh the terminus of the Petersburg Nicies exeepied)
rrsaA ot x '..linV. m ' a QnAi.;t one can purchase
at 1 1 o c"94?k Tv'-m. 1 l.eave Gaston ac 12 o'elocK m., Kv v u P"""8
i-ersDiirff at 0'cif ck a.'.m.j.reacn aton y "j uwimwubu.
w m -m . . w a . ... I MflIAnl VII -vu . -
and reapri -Ealeigh 7. o'clock p- ml , r. w,wiul, cau.De smppei
s jucn an uppunumiy : iur a uiuuutuie, enaeavor to nna nomes ana suuaoie employment
C T&lents and Capital in the bouth can i. tnii oil others. Thev -will nrovide suitable cam w
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RECORD
1865. tRieE 5 CTS
NO PERMrrs REQUIRED TO TR Ann
, IN PRODUCTS. ; r
TN OEDEE THAT MISAPPEEHENSION, AS
A. far as possible, may be removed in relation to
the nurchase. sale and Rhinninir f rpn4nfo Va
i 1 116 tjoyerameni in relation thereto
are again published and reiterated bv me as Ttp
Jirstr-That Trade in all Drodncts reontrVn
is ABSOLUTELY FREE. Any
i Cotton. Tobano. Tn
I ftoeia, Grain and other products, without a permit
u"7 "7 1 gent, an statements or aa-
8,ertlQn8 to Uiexontrary are without foundation and
purchased by parties other
a to the N oi them mar
and duties to the Customs officer.: ONE FOUETH
of the cotton purchased and offered for sh
must be delivered to' the Purchasing Agent the
remaining three-fourths can be shipped WITHOUT
CHARGE. No seizure, whatever, will h mo
of any article a person has - the - riffht to nn rrVi aha
Or Ship. - " ' - . , . o r - r- -
j Ihird " Contraband articles " are. abandoned
caPtured and confiscable.-: property. - These, pf
f.e' no Pnvate party will attempt to purchase
I r
T) TTWATOTJ
,t Sup'g, Special Agent Treasury Department.
jNewbern, N. C, June 8, 1865. ; je 17-14-6 1.
IMPORT A-STTf
MIL IT A EiT ORDERS.
Headq'rs Department of N. 0.,
f
Raleigh. N. C, May 16. 1366,
General Ordeks," ) ' !"; ; - : '
No. 46. f - "J5"
THE FOLLOWING RULES ARE PUBLISH
ed for the government of Treedmen in North-
Carolina, until the restoration of civil government!
ia tne state. ' . i-. t , s
1. The common laws governing the 'domestic
relations, such as those giving parents aut hority
auu couwui over j m?ir cuuuren, ana guardian
cont,roi over eir warns, are in tprce. The pa
rent's or guard v.n's authority and obligations take I
the place of-tb-e of the former master.
IL The.forhie.juasters are constitu?ted thetruar-
diana of minors H;d of the aped and infirm -n
the absence of, partita or other rHtir -relatives ca
pable of supporting then I , :-; : v-
111. Young mer. nnd wnmon' nnrW fwontn.
. - . , ...VI..J-VUO
years ! age," remain under the control of their
parents or guardian until tliey become of age,
thus aiding to support their parents; and younger
brothers and sisters.' ; ji
IY. The former toasters of freedmen may not
turn away the young or the infirm, nor refuse to
give, them food and shelter ; pbr! may, the able
bodied men or women go away jrom their homes,
or. live in idleness, and leave their parents' chil
dren, or young brothers and sisters to be support
ed by others. .' ) '
V. Persons of age; who. are. free? from any of
the obligations referred to above, are at liberty to
find new homes wherever they can obtain proper
employment ; but they will not be supported by
the government, nor by their former masters, un
less they work. . ;.'
VL. It will be left to the employer and' servant
to agree upon the wages to be paid ; but freedmen
are advised that for the present season they ought
to expect only moderate wages, and where, their
employers cannot pay them moneyl they ought to
be- contented with '& fair 1 share in the crops to be
raised. They have gained their personal freedom.
By industry and good conduct they may rise to
independence and even wealth. ,
yiL All -officers, soldiers and citizens ae re
quested to give publicity to these niles, and to in
struct, the freed .people as to their new rights and
obligations. ' '' - ;
yill. All officers of the Army, and of the coun
ty police, companiesr are authorized -and required j
to! correct any violation of the above rules within
their jurisdiction. :. V , ' :
IX. Each District, commander will appoint a
superintendent of freedmen, (a commissioned offi
cer,) with such number of assistants (officers; and
non-commissioned officers) as may be necessary,
whose duty it will be to take charge of all. the
freed people . in his District, who are without
homes. or proper employment. The- siiperinten
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ucum ocuu uan w mm uuixip au nuu u,o
'left them in violation of the above rules, and will
viied for, and attend to their discipline, police,
subsistence, tc. ' ' . v .. .
X. The euperintendents will hear all complaints
of guardians or wards, and I report, the facts 'to
their District commanders, who are authorized to
dissolve, the existing relations of guardian and
ward in any case which may eem t6,T,equire it,
and to direct the sup srin tend ent to otherwises pro
vide for the wardsin accordance with the above
rules.--' " : ' t ' :T -!-'V-' " .;. j ':'.
By command of Major General Schofield:
. J. A. CAMPBELL, v
June 1. ' : i- 'Assistant Adjutant General.
Htadq'rs Department ofN. C, )
; : I m- ( Army of the Ohio,) , V
' Raleigh, N. C, May 4,' 1865. )
Gexebal Obdees. i i
No. 35. ! S ; '''' ' '-':--- :;"''::::,:;-'
If AJOR-GENERAL J. D. COX1, , WITH HIS
iiLCorps, and two Brigades of Gen. Kilpatricfa
Cavalry, will occupy Greensborough, Salisbury,
Charlotte and such other ; points as he may deem
necessary, and take care 'of the western portion
of the ;S.tate. 'y: . ) -: '' ' '- - l
Major-General A. H. Terry, with his Corps, and
one Bngade( of General Kilpatrick's Cavalry, will
occupy Raleigh, Goldsbdro',' Fayetteville. and
suc' other points as he may deem necessary, and
take care of the Central portion of the State. "
Brigadier-Generals Palmer and Hawley , 'will
cbminan I the Coast Districts as heretofore.' . .
The troops will visit all parti of the State, dis
perse or capture all bands of guerrillas and ma
rauders, and collect all military arms (other than
the side arms of paroled officers) which may be
found in the State. '-
The Corps and District Commanders will; as
soon as practicable, send to each : county under,
their jurisdiction a discreet officer, with a suffi
cient force to organize a small company of the
most responsible loyal.citizens to serve as a local
police force until further orders. As far as neces
sary the companies so organized will3 be furnish
ed with captured arms and ammunition, but will
receive no compensation for their services." .
All the members will be require'd to take the
oath of allegiance to the Government of the Uni
ted States, and an Oath to preserve, the peace,
prevent crime and arrest criminals, as far. as prac
ticable, within their county, and to obey all law
ful orders of the United States Solitary authori:
ties.; ' ..' '. --o; ? .. r
, Criminals arrested by the police companies
will be sent to the" nearest Military Pst fo trial
by Military Commission. A full statf ment of the
crimes' and the names of witnesses, must be sent
with the prisoners in each case. j
Bv command of Major-General Schofield:
I- J J, A CAMPBELL,
- Junf It f ' AasisUBt Adjutant General,
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SKPTIUBKB
MILITARY GOVERNMENT OF
' ' " . CITY. . :. : ! :
Col G F Granger, commanding 8d Brig 2d Div
10th A, f!, Pp6t Commander. ' . - i i
Lt II S Sandforrt, 115th N Y Vols, A A A Gen
eral, and Post Adjutant. , i j. r '
CaptS C.F Smith, 9th Me Vols, A A I Gen. "
Major Geo B Dyer, 9th Me Vols, Pro Marshal.
Lt Wm K Norton, 4th N II Vols, Assistatt Pro
Marshal. : '' -v . - -j-.-i. ....
. Ll George S Dailey, 9th Maine Vols AsaLBtant
Piovost. Man-hal, - . . ; 1
Capt Chas F Week, 9th Me Vols A AtJM. '. '
; . Capt Geo C Almy, C S. V i v
Surgeon Jno Knbwlson: 169th N Y Vols. Chief
iueuiuai vjiiicer. , . i
Capt E R MosmSr, 169th N Y Vols, ADC
Lt Ed Vahderzee, 169th N Y Vols, A D C.
1 Officers oe 11$th Reo't N Y Volcktikm.
N J Johnson, Lt Col Commanding
EL Wal rath, 31 i or. ; I ,
Nifchb!a8 De Gran',' Aat Adjutant
Mrtin McMartin, Qr -Master.
Lifeut A C Slocumj Commanding Co A t
r Lieut A Collier, ' da i do li. i
JL.iout U li Clark, do do 0-
Capt Wm II Shaw, do do E.
Caipt'E B Savaae. do do ft.
Lieut M .Mcintosh, do" 'do .1. 1
Litut J M Iliil, do do Ki
Officers of 9te Mitte Volvxteeis.
Joseph Noble, Lieut Col Gommanding. i :
Gebrge B Dyer, Major. -
Heairy II Waisw irth, Adjotaht. -Geo
S Hay, Qr Master.
OtisrP Rice, As Surgeon.
LMutW F Denning,
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4 A II Chase, '
Capt Geo S Col bath,
. OaptSrf Manu,
II. Vols.
Lt Col F W Parker, Ccmmanding.
eo w nucicins, a it y M. i i
lstlLt Alfred Marland. Acting Adjutant, ; '1 '
- j Jo eph Wingate, Commanding Co. A.I
" 'Leonard A Gay, do do II.
Cait Louis McD Mussey, do do C.
IstXt Sam'l H.Prescott, ( do " do D
Capt Vm T Barker, do do E-. '
Clarence L' Chapman, do do F. I"
2d Lt Patrick Dowl. do J do G.
lfetlL Edwin Whitfjord, do do II. I
Cat Geo F Qninny, . . do; i do I.
M Geo W Hucbins, do do K. -
)t I Officers 13th IkcI Vols. - ' -
J II Lawrence, M jor, Commanding j J
Saxey Eyan Lt and Adjutant, :Tv
A B: Baily, Lt and R Q M, .
N A Cbsmberlain, Ass't Surgeon. i
Silas Clark, Capt Commanding co A. i i " '
CCary, IstLt. A- t ,
M Gouser, 2d Lt..
Wm H Lowe, Cart commanding co B. ' !
J H Kinnear, 1 st Lt. tf ' . 1 -
R H Jones, 2d Lt - V , .' I
T Eiefle, Capt commanding e-C. ' i
S Mrri on, 1st Lt. t ! '
A O Mitchell, ?d Lt , , .
R J Graham', Capt comniandluff CO D; ;
Gurley, 1st Lt .
" J HSheirow, 2d Lt. "t .
W iT Stepp, Capt commanding o E. . i
JClBoyd, ltLt
Wo A Ketcum; 2d Lt. ' - '
Companies F, G, II, 1 and K are commanded by, I
officets whose zumea have .been mentioned. '
.Officers or 169th Eeo't N Y VoLa.
J R Colvib. Li,eut Col commanding. i
Joseph H Allen, Major. ' - v i ;
John Knowlaon, Surgeon. , r
LCT?h' Actin Adjt and QM. .
Liieut fed Jacques, commanding eo-A. - i '
LlCUt J B Foot. M)mmnriinr m R , 1
Capl J H Warren, commanding co C. .
Iiemt B McGuire, commanding co 1
Capl H Mulhali, commanding co j?.
Car F R 8a.i h, commanding co F .
Lieat C Graneiaoo, commanding co BtZ
Capt J H Donn, eomaaandiag co I
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