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Inrttj-Carolmii -itaitkii. CALENDAR FOR U62 S 5!i EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. 1862. 1861 TERMS OP THE WEEKLY-IW ZWtor. per annum '"TERMS OFdMBeSEMI-WEEKLY-i&w" 2Mbn per for wkU Moy have beenpaid. Rates of Advertising in Semi-Weekly Standard. Snr recu ar rates or advertising are as follows: elqu". (14 lines or less) first .nsert.on, - $100 Each subsequent insertion. -- ilmr advertisements in proportion, i p?. will be made with advertiser!., at the chut rM for s r twelve months, and at the close of iStmlr MX PT cent, will be deducteo from the gross " TCe'ssional or business Cards, not exempt to line, Jl be inserted in either the Weekly or iwmi-Weekly .for T' for six month, or W for twelve months; or in both Jarrs for K. for six mouther 15 for twelve months. Kates of Advertising ia Weekly Standard. n..e dollar per square for the first insertion and twenty- , ..fis for each iubqnent insertion. Ao drduclxo wdl f " J rerUnvn no matter U Trun Onlv a lim.ted number of advert.sments will be "t ,!ired'iuto tuc Weekly. All advertisements, not other- Z dim-tcd. are inserted in the Semi-Weekly, and charg Td , Sv. When the number of insertion, is not marked ou the advertisement it is inset ted until forbid. -f Money sent us by mail is at our 'isle. J gehiS-3tfeek.fl imh XST See Register ofNorth-Caroliua Troops on fourth pige Confederate states government. PKESIDEXT, JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi TICE PRESIDENT, ALEX. H. STEPHENS, of Georgia. First Permanent Congress. SENATE. ALABAMA. Wm. L. Yancey, Clement C. Clay. ARKANSAS. Hobert W. Johnson, Chas. B. Mitchell. FLOUIDA. A. E. .Maxwell, James M. Baker. GEORGIA. Benj. II. Hill, Robert Toombs. KENTUCKY. II. C. Burnett, Wm. E. Simtns. LOUISIANA. Edward Spat row, T. J. Semiurs. MISSISSIPPI Albert G. Brown, James Phelan. MISSOURI. JohnB. Clark, R. S. Y. Peyton. NORTH-CAUOLISA. George Davis, VZm. T. Dortch. SOUTII-CAROLISA. Robt. V. Barnwell, JameL. Orr. TENNESSEE. Langdon C. Haynes, Gustavus A. Henry. TEXAS. Louis T. Wigfall, W. S. Oldham. VIRGINIA. R. M. T. Hunter, Win. B. Preston. Total number 26. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ALABAMA. SOKTH-CAROLIXA. Dis Dist 1. W N II Smith, 2. Robt R Bridgers, 3. Owen R Kenan, 4. T D McDowell, 5. Thos S Ashe, 6. Archibald Arrington, 7. Robert McLean, 8. William Lander, 9. B S Gaither, 10. A T Davidson. 1. o 3. 4. 5. 6. r I. ,s. J. Thorns J Foster, Wm R Smith, John P Ralls, JL.M Curry, Francis S Lyon, V P Chilton, David Clopton, James L Pugh, E S Dargan. ARKANSAS. Felix J Balson SOUTH-CAROLINA. n.l.A;n.n nwVrcfir. 1. John McQueen. Wustus H Garland, 2. W Porcher Miles, 4. 1. Thos B Hanly. L M Aver, 4. M L Bonham, 5. James Farrar, G. W W Boyce. TENNESSEE. FLORIDA. R B Hilton, James B Dawkins, GEORGIA. Julian Hartridge, Chas J Munnerlyn, Hincs Holt, Augustus H Kenan, David W Lewis, Wm W Clark, Robt P Trippe, Lucius J Gartrell, Hardv Stricklan.il. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. fi. r . 8. 9. 10. J T Ik-iskell, W G Swann, W H Tebbs, E L Gardenshire, H S Foote, M P Gentry, G W Jones, Thomas Menees, J D C Adkins, John V Wriirht. Augustus R Wright. 10. 11. David M Currin. KENTUCKY. G W Ewing, E M Bruce, H W Bruce, Robt J Breckinridge, John M Ellio.t, Moore, Henry E Reed, T L Burnett, J S Chrisman, Geo B Hodge, LOUISIANA. Chas J Villere, Chas M Conrad, Duncan F Kenner, Lucien J Dupre, John V Lewis, John Perkins, Jr., MISSISSIPPI J. W. Clapp, Reuben Davis, Israel VVelch, II C Chambers, 0 R Singleton, E Barksdale, John J McUae. MISS.MJRL W W Cook, Thomas A Harris, Caspar W Bell, A 11 Conrow, Thos W Freeman, Geo G Vest, John Hyer. TEXAS. 1. John Wilcox, 2. Claiborne C Herbert, 3. Peter W Gray, 4. F B Sexton, 5. Malcolm D Graham, 6. Wm B Wright, VIRGINIA. 1. M R II Garnett, 2. John R Chambliss, 3. James Lyons, 4. Roger A Pryor, 5. Thos S Bocock, 6. John Goode, Jr., 7. James P Holcombe, 8. D C Dejarnettc, 9. William Smith. 4. 5. 7. 8. it. ID. 11. 1. 2. i 4. 5. 6. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. G. 7. Alex R Botcler, John B Baldwin, Walter R Staples, Walter Preston. 14. Albert G Jenkins, 15. Robert Johnson, 16 Charles W Russell. ARKANSAS. G A Garland, Jas M Patterson. Total number 107. MISCELLANEOUS. J. M. LOVEJOY'S Classical, Mathematical and Military School. mHE FORTY FIRST SESSION OF THIS INST1TU A tion will commence on July 9th, 1862. For particu lars, address the Principal. " Julyl, 1S62. 53-81. SUBSTITUTES. TWO ABLE BODIED MEN OFFER TO SERVE as Substitutes, free from State or Confederate service, well skilled in military tactics, infantry, artillery, cavalry or broad sword exercises. Willing to serve any where, in any capacity, anv companv or regiment in the Southern Confederacy, for' each, $1200. Address P. O. Box 38, Ral eigh, N. C. July 1, 1862. S3 Rtpd. NOTICE. V SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF 10 PER CENT, upon the Capital Stock of the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Company has been declared, payable, one half in Coufederute bonds, at the office of the Company, oo and alter the second Monday in July, 1R62. W. W. VASS, Treasurer. Raleigh, July 1, 1862. 8 4t. FRESI1 ARRILALS AT THE ENERGETIC WHITAKER'S. Jnly 4th, 18G2. BUSHELS WHITE WHEAT; IS Boxes Adamantine Candles; 30 " T!low . " in dozen Worcestershire S&nce, (genuine Lea Perrin's.) The Energetic will notify his customers on every ar rival of new Uuods. Look at the latest advertisements. July 4, 1862. 54 LOST. rPHE 15TH MARCH LAST, SOMEWHERE ON TnE A hne of I he Central Railroad, a TRUNK marked T. L. w er, Sergt. Maj. 35th Kegt. N. C. T., Pittsboro'. Any I'ifiirniation resnectimr said trunk will be thankfully. re eved, or any person leaving said trunk with W. O." Up- j-'"cn, m tiuieigh, will be amply rewarded for their trou InformalioD concerning said trunk will be directed ,u W U. Upchurch, Raleigh, N. C. T. L. LASATFR, Co. H,4Tlh Regt-N. C. T. JJ'- 4, 1C2. as wilpd. Vol. XII. MISCELLANEOUS. HEADQ'RS, CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, is'er Raleigh, Jnue 26th, 1862. f Special Order, I ALLPfcRSONS SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS of the act of Congress entitled " an act further to pro videor the Public Defence," approved the 16th of April, 1SH2, and known as the Conscription Act, are hereby or dered to appear at their regular Regimental muster grounds in their respective couuties, on the 8th day ol July, proximo. II. The Conscripts after enrolment are hereby ordered to appear at the Courthouse of their respective counties, on the 15th July, proximo, prepared to proceed forthwith to this Camp of instruction. III. The enrolling officer will have instructions to grant exemptions as prescribed by law, hereto appended. IV. Officers commanding regiments and eompanieaef the Militia of this Slate, wil! immediately1 notify their respec tive commands, and warn all persons liable to Conscription to complv promptly with the above order, Nos. 1 and 2. V. All" persons subject to enTollnieut, who may wish to Volunteer, must join companies in the Confederate service on the loth April last, according to law ; and consequently are prohibited from recruiting or organizing new compa nies or regiments. Partisan Rangers excepted. By order: PETER MALLETT, Maj. and Ass't Adj'l Gea'l, P. C. S. A. WAR DEPARTMENT, ) Adjutant and Inspector General's Office, RiCBiiOND, May XV, 18ii J General Orders, I No. 87. - f I. The following Act and Regulations in reference there to, are published for the information of all concerned: An act totxtmpt crttiin per nous from enrollment for eer vice in tlie Artniel of the Confederute Statu: Section 1. TH Vungre of the dnfederate Slatt of Amtrica do ena-t, That all persons who shall be held to be uont fjr military service under rules to be prescribed by the Sectetary of War; all in the service, or employ or th Confederate Stales; all judicial and executive officers of Confederate or State governments; the members of both houses of the Congress, and of the Legislatures of the sev eral States, and their respective officers ; all clerks of the officers of the SUte and Confederate governments, allowed by law; all engaged in carrying the mails; all ferrymen on post loutes; all pilots and persons engaged in the ma rine service aud in actual service on river and railroad routes of transportation; telegraph operators, and minis ters of religion in the regu'ar discharge of ministerial du ties; all eugaged in working in iron mines and furnaces; all journeymen printers actually employed in printing newspapers; all presidents and prolessors of colleges and academies, and all teachers having as many as twenty scholars; superintendents of the public hospitals, lunatic asylums, and the regular nurses and atlendents therein, and the teachers employed in the institutions for the deaf and dumb and blind; in each apothecary store now estab lished and doing business, oue apothecary in good stand ing, who is a practical druggist ; superintendents and ope ratives in wool aud cotton factories, who may be exempted by the Secretary of War, shall be and ai-e hereby exempted from military service in the armies of the Confederate States. Approved April 21, 1S'!2. II. By the above act of Congress, the following classes of persons are exempt from enrollment for military service: Justices ol the peace; sheiitfsaud deputy sheriffs ; clerks and deputy clerks, allowed by law ; masters and commis sioners in chancery ; district and State attorneys ; attorneys general ; postmasters and deputy postmasters and clerks, allowed by law; commissioners of revenue, and foreigners, who have not acquired tbmicU in the Coulederate States. III. The following are not exempt : -Militia officers not in actual service ; persons exempt by SUte iaws, but not by the above act ; foreigners, who have acquired domicil in the Confederate States. IV. No persons other than those expressly named or properlv implied in the abjveact, can be exempted, except by furnishing a substitute, exempt from military service, iu conformity with Kegiilationsalreadv published General Orders No. 29;) aud such exemption is valid only so long as the suid substitute is legally exempt. V. Persons who have furnished substitutes will receive their certificates of exemption from the captains of com panies, or the commaudants of camps, bv whom the sub stitutes have been accepted. Ot tier cert in cares ol exemp tion will be granted by the enrolling officers only, who will receive full instructions in regard the conditions and mode of exemption Applications f r exemption cannot therefore be considered by th War Department. By command of the Secretary of War. S. COOPER, Adjutant and Inspector General. Julv 1. 1852. 53-tf. 4 WORTH OF GOODS TO AR- JL " J 1 V rive at the Ene gt c " WU1TAKER-3. July 1, 1862. S3 HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE South, I oiler the following goods for sale. Ou band and to arrive. OXIIAXD: 2n baskets CHAMPAGNE. SO cases " St. Julien " Claret, 10 dozen Pepjier Sauce. 5 " Mushroom Cutsup. 10 " Tomato 10 caes French Cordial. 100 lbs. Grain Pepper. 1K) " Ground 100 " Spice. 20 cases Mint Julep. 10 Sherry Wine. 10 Ginger Bnndy. 5 - Maderia Wine. 10 bbU Crackers-Soda. Butter, 4c TO ARRIVE: 50 boxes Candles. 5 '0 bushels Wheat. t3 worth Crockery Ware and Glass are daily ex pected. Old Rve Whiskey daily expected at J WHITAKER'S. July 1, 1802. 58 QLD 31 1 NT JULEPS, July 1, 1862. WHITAKER'S. 63 (gWEET OIL, July 1,1862. At WHITAKER'S. .S3 JJOPE, July 1, 1862. At WHITAKER'S. 63 c ALL AT THE INDISPENSABLE WU1TA&-K-H. 6J July 1, 182. STEEL PENS. 500 GROSS BEST BRANDS ENGLISH MADE Steel Pens. . For sale in quantities to suit, by S. W. WUlTAKbU, Agent, Wilmington, N. C. May 13, 1S62. 39-8U V-AOT-V- PriS TTTST PPPElVrn A VARIETY Bj' A1V A M. MJfKjm W -a V . mm. jSjJ ol Cornfield Peas, from which two cropa can be made ill lue Tvar. or piauieu aucr uai m mn-uic ncn JAS. M TOWLES, Agt, April 25, 1S62. 34 ENGINE FOR SALE. A VERT FINE UPRIGHT ENGINE, IN GOOD 0R- rL der, from 8 to 10 horse power, for sale. Apply to A. CREECH. Julv 4, 18H2. 64 8t. jggr- Register copy four weeks. OFFICE OF TnE PIEDMONT R. R- CO., Richmond. Jane 17. 1862. TO REFUGEES AND OTHERS HAVING NEGROES TO HIRE. The Railroad from Oauville to Greens borough is about to begin construction on a large scale, and requires a numerous force of laboreis, as well as over seers of experience who can come well recommended. Liberal prices will be givej, and Doctors' bills will be paid by the Company. ' They must be supplied with clothing by their owners, and when delivered to the Company must be provided with one week's rations of food, for which rations due allowance will be maoe in tne nrst monthly settlement. Payments will be made month I v in cash. Overseers accompanying parties of hands will be riven the preference over others, if otherwise satisfactory. The bands may be delivered to the agents at any of the depots nn the Danville R. R., or at Greensborough, N. C, aiier toe xoia insi. EDMUND T. D. MYERS, Captain and Chief Engineer. OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT R. R. CO., ) June 17th. 1Rk f HTULES AND CARTS WANTED. FIVE HUNDRED I'M. Mules, and a proportionate number of Carts, are wanted immediately, for the construction of the Piedmont Railroad from Danville, Va , to Greensborougb. N. C. The highest market rates will be paid for those which pass onr inspection, if delivered at an early day. Apply at. the office of the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, either at Richmond or at the town of Danville. EDMUND T. D. MYERS, - Caul. Eng'rs and Chief Engineer. June 20, 1862. 60 tf. RALEIGH. K C. WEDNES MISCELLANEOUS. COTTON CARDS. TTO. 8 AND 10 WHITTEM ORE'S PATENT COTTON 1 Cards by the pair or dozen, on sale. JAS. M. T0WLES, Agt. June 10, 182. 47 NOTICE. (KJURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ARE MUCH DEMAND ed by the necessities of the service, and a liberal price will be paid for them at this Depot. EDWARD WARREN, Surg, and Medical Purveyor. Gnldsboro', N. C, June SO, 1862. 601 m. t-f Faystteville Observer, Wilmington Jourual and Charlotte Bulletin copy oue month. . EAGLE HOTEL, ASHEVILLE, N. C. THE PROPRIETOR WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the attention of Citizens of Eastern and Central North-Carolina to this Hotel. Those desiring a healthy, pleasant and secure retreat, either from tbe beats of the summer or the incursions of a hostile toe, will find here everything they can desire. Tbe climate of Buncombe is world renowned, and its lofty mountains and narrow de files render it safe from the incursions of the enemy. Tbe Hotel is lately fitted np, the servants are experienc ed, and the Proprietor acquainted with bis business. In connection with the Hotel, there is a Lieery Stable, where Hack. Jiuyyiee, SaddUe and Jlortet can be obtained at a moment's notice. All of the Stages have their office a this Hotel. JAMES M. BLAIR, Proprietor. May 20, 18B2. 41 12tpd. JUST RECEIVED. BARRELS OF CHOICE WHISKEY AT THE ' r Auction ana commission More ot JOHN C. MOORE. 44-tf May 80, 1862. STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, 1 Wnke Couuty. ( BE IT REMEMBERED, THAT AT A REGULAR meeting of the Board of Superintendents of Common Schools, at the office of their Chairman, Stephen Stephen son, in Raleigh, on the 3d Monday of Muy, A. IX, 18K2, tbe following persons were returned as elected and appointed Committees for the School Districts in Wake County, viz : Dists. 1. Laurens H in ton, James Penny. W. N. Hunter. 2. Allen Adams, Lvnn Adams, P. Stedman. 8. N. 11. Temple, W. Adams, A. Part in 4. Wm. H. Pope, Samuel Rowland, D. H. Stephenson. 6. James M. Jones, W. W. Clements, Elias Langston. 6. James Adams, A. Leslie, A. J Ulley. 7. John W'lbourn, John Jones, Marcuin Wood. 8. F. G. Moring, F. II. Jones, John S. Johuson. 9. Gray Jones, Isaac Hunter, Isham Collins. 10. D. R. Holland, John A. Peddy, Gaston Booker. 11. if. Rollins, Jesse Burt, Alsev Murray. 12. James Booth, Thomas Wonible, Wm. Gattis. Is. Henderson Olive, Brinkley Barker, Mark Barker. 14. C. S. Jinks, Wm. Jinks, Green Mills, is. A. E. Rowland, James Rowland, G. II. Alford. IB. Weslev Marcom, B. G. Sears, Jack Meghee. 17. J. R. Marcom, William Barbee, Wm. Stone. 18. John W. Scott, J. W. Booth, Henderson Morris, lit. W.J. Suit, Washington Marshall. R. J. Hall. 20. Peleg Rogers, W. D.Uulloway, W. H. Halliburton. SI. Sunder Penny, Alvin Yearbv, A. G. Ferrell. 22. Eeodal Bevera, W. B. May, Ja Jies Lvnn. 43. Ishum A. Hendon, Lynn Sorrel), Willie Lynn. 24. Richard Edwards, M Sorrel I, J. King. :. N T. Thompson, Calvin D. Edwards, T L. Haley. Sri. W. O. Smith, Peterson Spikes. Thomas Cooper. 27. W C. King, W. N. Wonible. T. E Allen. 28. Philip Cooper, R. P. Fiucb, Fed. Goodwin. VJ. W C. Bledsoe, R. A. Thompson. A. Page. 30. Eli Ferrell, J. K. Moore, B. Nipper. 31. E P. Hester, B. Rar, John C. Uullcy. 82. Moses U. Allen, Hillary Tb'unpeon, D. Justice. 83. R. Fleming, B. A. Perry, W R. Perry. 34. Thomas Yenrgin, Nathau Bolton, J U. Lassiter. So. J. H. Bud'aloe, Willie S. Clifton, Robt Trawick. 3. R. B. Seawell. Ornry Parti n, E. B. Safer. 37. Kerry Bagwell, A. A. Smith, A. J. Poole. 38. R. L Bryant, Calvin Poole, James Bryant. 8V. Wm. Hicks, Calvin Baugh, Barney Johnson. 40. W. R. Poole, Calvin Sturdivant, Kufus Smith. 41. Ransom Gulley, Justis Parish, J. B. Sauls. 42. Larkin SmithA. T. Mial, Solomon Terrill. 43. James W. Liles. U. W. Rhodes, N. D. Pair. 44. Wm. C. Todd, M. C. Tucker. Kuffin Holder. . 45. Kearney Upchurcb. R. S. Perry, S. H. Hester. 46. E P. Robertson, G. W. Scarbrough, A. Scarbrough. 47. W. W. Pace, W. A. Rhodes. James L. Ferrell. 4". S. W. Pearce, W. Whitley, R. Chambless. 49. Jas. F. Hopkins. Riley Boon, M. D. Freeman. 60. Pembertun Mitchell, A. 11. Baker, 11. Ray. 61. Joseph Fowler, Jr., E. R Paw. A. R. Perry. 62. Solomon Walker, James Lee, 11. C. Ligun. 63. Phillip Pearce. Cburchwell Alford, L. B. Rogers. M. John Pearce, Baldy Alford. C. A MitchelL 66. Geo. B. Allen, M. Thompson, J. F Fort. 6-i. Selh Jones, Willie Harrison, Calvin Ray. 67. Wm. Laws, Wiatt Emory. W in. Davis. M. David Beck. Penner Keith, Geo'. II. Pennington. 69. James W. Belts, Seawell Little, Jptha Horui . 0. Jo' dan Won.ble, W. C. Unchurch. Henry Porter. 1. J. W. Aduins, James Adams, J. Hunnicuti. 2. J. B. Siedman, John King, A. K. Clements. A3. Jas. B. Bedford. J. M. F'eming. Lemuel Mitchell. 4. A. Goodwin, A. P. Woodall, Wm. Cain. 65. Willie Powell, Terrill Lowery, G. W. Lowery. 64. Samuel Ulley. Simeon Williams, J. J. L. McCullers. K7. T. C. Utley, Thomas Burns, Kurt Brown. 63. Pinkney Partin, Allen Belts. John Smith. 6a. Win. J. Alien, John Mitchener, James Weathers. 70. John Merritt, Hinton Jenks, Edmund Barker. 71. J. H. Thomas, Jacob SorreM, Solomon Wiggins. 72. Willis Sorrel!, A. F. Page, Alvis Yates. 7a. Thos. W. Ross, Willis Glenn, Thomas Gleen. 74. J. W. Harp, R. W. Wynne. J. U. Hunnicutt. 75. L. C. Manly, Fabius Johns, Laban Ferrell. limited Cude, 66th Chapter, S8th Sectiim. "The Common School Committee shall, in one month after their term of office commences, report n writing to the Chairman of tbe Board of Superintendents, the num ber and names ot the white children in their Districts, of six aud under twenty-one years of age, and on failure so to do shall each forfeit and pay five dollars, to be recovered by warrant before any Justice of the Peace in the name ol tlie Chairman of the County Superintendents, to be app ro- riatcd to the nse of tbe 'School District in which such atlnre shall occur." The Bard ot Examination will meet at tbe office of tbe Board of Superintendents, in Raleigh, nn the first Satur day in July, August and September, for the purpose of ex amining and giving cert Ccates to teachers of the Common Schools in Wake County. Stkpbkx .Steiuson, l R. 11. Jones, V Examining Committee. . J. Young, J . J. J. FERRELL, Clerk. May 27, 1862. 43 lUBLICATION OF THE GENERAL TRACT No. 1. A Voice from Heaven, 9. Don't Put It Off. 4 4 pages. 8. Self-Dedication to God, 4. Private Devotion, 6. Tbe All Sufficiency of Christ, 6. The Act of Faith, 7. Motives to Early Piety, 8. The Sentinel, u Piuiia tit Jmiir. hv N. Hall. 33 10. Casting Our Burden on the Lord, by Rev. Joseph M. Atkinson, 11. Arc You Prepared ? 12. Prepare to Meet Thy God. 13. An Appeal to the Youug, by Rev. Jas. Mi (irpiiHv 8 4 4 4 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Come and Rest, by Rev. J. C. Ryle, TIia Soldier. 4 8 16 Your Soul Is It Safe? Tbe New Year, 4 A Mother's Parting Words to Her tsoidier uoy, - 19. The Great Gathering, 9n Invest Thou Me? 8 4 4 - 21. Individual Effort, 22. The Freuch Soldier, 9 Poll In Vinvpr. bv Rpv. J. O. Rvlr. 8 4 16 " 24! Christ in You, by Rev. C. F. Deems, D. D., u 25. Christ's Gracious Invitation, " 2. Are Yon Ready 1 8 8 4 4 - 27. Tbe Life-Preserver, M 28. The Precious Blood of Christ, or How a Soldier was saved, " 29. u My Spirit Shall Not Always Strive," by Rev. J. H. Fowles, of S. C, 30. Why Will Ye Die? by Rev. A. M. Poindexter. D. D.. of Va . 8 " uynins lor tne camp, 'z Since June 1st, 11, we have published of tbe above tracts over five million of pages, over half of which we have given away, mostly to tbe soldiers, and the other we sold at about the cost of getting them out, 1,500 pages for one dollar; Come to Jesus, Call to Prayer, Your Soul Is It Safe, 8 cents each, which it as cheap as we heretofore got tbem from the North. Hymns for the Camp, 10, 12 and 15 cents copy. Each Duplication is approved bv all the Pastors of this City. V W. J. W. CROWDER, Raleigh, N. C. Agent. P. S. I also bave a supply of the Pocket Testament printed at Nashville, Teun. March 7, 1862. 20 tf. DAY, JIULY 16. 1862. MISCELLANEOUS. BISHOP ATKINSON'S APPOINTMENTS. slatesville, August 14. wmo a cnapei, " Wilkesborougb, " Grove Chapelr. " Valle Crucia, New Church in Watauga, (Consecration,) " Missionary Station, Mitchell County, M Lenoir. Morpantoh. 16. 17. 19. SI. S2. 24. 2. 81. 4. 6. 7 9. 14. 1. 18. 21. 23. 2. Cavalry, Henderson County, St. John's in tbe Wilderness, Hendersonville, St. Paul's in the Valley, Asheville, Rutherfordlon, Shelby, Linculnton, Charlotte, St. James', Iredell County, Sept cunsi iDurch, Mowan County. - 28. a. m. Salisbury, - p. m.. 29. Lexington, - 3,j. St. Andrews, Rowan County, Oct. 2. Mocksvillc, m 8- Huntsville, - 5. Salem, u i Germanfon, 9. Mountain Chapel, " 11. Leaksville, h o. Milton, 5. LOST SPECTACLES. TT BETWEEN SALEM AND RALEIGH. IN M-M Wake County, a 1 air of gold-framed spectacles, in a blue morocco cae, much worn, and the latch off. Any person who will deliver I hem at the Standard office or to me, uuinjured, shall receive a reward of five dollars . , , KINDRICK JOHNSON. July II, 1862. 29 wStpd. GRAND SALE AT AUCTION AND PRIVATELY THE MOST MAGNIFICENT LOT OF BRIDLES, Saddles, Harness, Martingales, Ac, have partly been received and are daily expected at the Grocery Store of W. R, Andrews, that has been offered in this City since the war began, or probably ever will be until it closes. ALSO, A large lot of Padded Mule Hames, suitable for army "e'ce. W. U. 4 R. S. TUCKER, ,.. . , Auctioneers. Raleigh, N. C , July 11, 1862. 66-8t. SALT. A SMALL LOT IN STORE AT AUCTION PRICE. , , JAS. . TOWLES.- July 11, 1862. 6 NOTICE. I WILL ATTEND AT THE COURT HOUSE IN RA leigb, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, tbe 24th. 2."th and z6lh inst., for tbe purpose of collecting tbe Taxes due iu Raleigh Districts Nos. 1 and 2 for the rear 1862. G. W. NORWOOD, , . , . , Collector. Raleigh, July 11, 1862. 66 td. A SUBSTITUTE WANTED. A SUBSTITUTE IS WANTED FOR THE WAR, FOR which a good price will be paid. Apply to Sheriff High or at this office. July 11, 1862. 66tf. 30 REWARD. A REWARD OF THIRTY DOLLARS WILL BE paid for the delivery to me, or tbe confinement in any jail in the State, CHARLES CHARIOT, enlisted on the 30lh June as a substitute fur Melvin Baldwin. Said Chariot is eighteen years old, 5 feet 5 inches in height, complexion fair, dark hair and eves, of French extraction, born at Strasburg in France. He deserted at Goldsboro' on theSOth of June, and is probably in the vicinity of Rich mond or Wilmington. . A. HINTON, Lt. Command'g Co. H, 47th Regt. N. C. T. Camp Johnston, July 7th, IS62. 66 1m. lT Goldsboro' Tribune will publish one month and forward accuunt to . H. Executive Department, N. Carolina. Adjutant General's Office, (Militia,) Raleicu, Julv 6th, 1862. f General Order, ) ... 1 No. 6. f THE SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING DECIDED that commissioned officers of the Militia, "If recog nized by the Slate authorities as subject to orders and lia ble to be putn command " are exempt from military ser vice uuder the conscription act ; all commissioned militia officers elected prior to tbe enrollment of the conscripts on the hth instant are hereby recsgnized as embraced in this decision, and are exempt. By order of Governor Clark : JOHN C. WINDER, Assistant Adjutant General. July 8, 18C2. S53t. NOTICE. SUBSTITUTES WANTED FOR THE WAR OVER thirty-five years of age, for which a liberal price will be paid. For information, apply at the Stand-ird office. Raleigh. July 8, ls2. 55 tf. .' I-sT" Register copy till forbid. TOWN LOT AT AUCTION. I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE ON SATURDAY next, at 11 o'clock, A. M., at the Court House, he lot known as the Lawrence Lot in tbe rear of the Court House. Terms or sale, cash. W. H. H. TUCKER. July 8, 1862. 65 2tpd. WANTED, TO EMPLOY A GENTLEMAN, TO TAKE CHARGE of and conduct tbe YARBOROUGU HOUSE, in Raleigh, until the 1st January, 1868. The best qualifica tions for the situation are required, and a gentleman with a family would be preferred. Address tbe unders gned, at Ba'eigh. W. R. POOLE, Atn'r. July 8, 1862. 15 tf. fc? Register and Fayef teville Observer will please copy six limes, and send bills to this office. RAGS AND PAPER. T HE REUSE MANUFACTURING COMPANY PUR- cnases Cotton or Linen Bags at tbe highest cash price. On band, a supply for ssie of Cartridge Paper, Cotton Wrappers and Common Wrapping. Address. H. W. HUSTED, Treas. Raleigh, N.C., July 8, 1862. 65 6w. N. C. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. 56 Miles West of Salisbury Near Western North Carolina Railroad. . THIS POPULAR WATERING PLACE, WITH ITS extensive Hotels and handsome cottages, is thus early opened for visitors in consequence of the numerous appli cations to take families. Arrangements areuuade to ensure every comfort and security hi those unaccompanied by gentlemen. We are far removed from tbe invading van dals, and this mountain retreat, shall be found pleasant and comfortable to all calling on us. We can accommodate several hundred visitors. A line of Hacks and daily Mail to tbe Springs. Mas. E. J. KOBARDS. May 20, 1862. 41 12tpd. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, N. C. Adj't General's Office, (Militia.) I Raleigh, June 11th, 1862. ( General Order, -No. 5. COMMANDING OFFICERS OF MILITIA WILL call out tbeir respective Regiments for tbe purpose of the enrollment of Conscripts, at such times as Major Peter Mallett, Assistant Adjutant General P. A. C. S. for the State of North-Carolina mar appoint. By order of Governor Clabk. JOHN C. WINDER, Ass't Adj't General. Raleigh. N. C, June 11th, 1862. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING . BEEN ORDERED to take charge of tbe Conscription in North Carolina, has established the Camp of Instruction at Camp Carolina in this vicinity. Officers will be sent to each county to enroll the Con scripts. Substitutes may be presented to and enrolled by tbem. The undersigned respectfully calls upon all men liable to Military duty, under this act, to comply cheerfully and promptly, and to sustain tbe reputation North-Carolina has so nobly won, and well deserved in tbis straggle for Independence. It is of the utmost importance that onr Regiments now in tbe field should be filled np immediately. Oiders.will be issued as soon as practicable to the Colo nels of tbe Militia with full instructions relative to exempts and substitutes, to call out their commands between tbe ages specified. PETER MALLETT, Maj. aud Ass't Adj't Gcn'L P. A. C. S. June 20, 1862. 26 wSt. No. 57. INSURANCE COMPANIES. N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. ' AT the Annual Meeting or the North-Carolina Mutual Fire Insurance Company, held on the Hth of Janua ry, the following persons. were elected Directors and Offi cers for tbe ensuing year: DIRECTORS: Henry D. Turner, Raleigh. J. R. Williams, T. H. Selby, C. W. D. Hufchings, -Kemp P. Battle, -George Little, " James XI. Towles, " James E. Hoyt, Washington. Alex. Mitchell, Ncwbern. Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington. John M. Jones, Edenton. Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth City. Jos. Ramsay, Plvmouth. J. W. Harrell, Murfreesboro'. H. B. Williams, Charlotte. Samuel Watkins, Milton. . A. W. Steel, Favetteville. Joseph White, Anson County. Josh. Bonner, Sxlein. A. T. Summy, Asheville. OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY. T- U. Selby, Prreidtnt. II. D. Turner, Uce Preeidtnt. John H. Bryan, Attorney. Hamden S. Smith, Stcrttar and Treaeure.-. T. H. Selbv, ex-oJHcio, ) John R Williams, c Committee. C. W. D. Hutchings. This Company has been in successful operation over 13 l?v a'.01.""18 t0 Uke riRks "Pon classes of prop erty in .he State, (except Steam Mills and Turpentine Dis tilleries,) upon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover property amonnting to nearly $4,000,000, a Urge portion of ?r.WinJf!u,ry aud i,s Pre8ent capital is over four hundred thousand dollars, in binds, properly secured. ..T'mmU.nKC,,i,0DS in "fcrcnw insurance should be addressed to tbe Secretary, post-paid. 11 1 llrtL'V O Olitflin .. . Kaleivh. Jan 1 loco ' - . NORTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSU RANCE COMPANY. T?I?C?MP.ANY TA Res' RISKS 'll Mij?" ALL rnnVt Jr'Te be,weeD tbe of 14 and 60 years nfZ Jr'.-"r ?Te? er8 or for I'fe-tbe aeeJer, for V participating in , he profits of the Company. Slaves, between te ages of 10 and 60 years, are insured for one year or five years for two-thirds their market value. presented8 Wi,Mn 90 AJ after sati8factor7 proof is DIRECTORS FOR 1860 AND 1861. I JiAS. K. Jonxsox. W. W. HOLOEX W. S. Masox, W. H. Joxis, K. P. Battle, J. G. Williams, C. B. Root. QCKKTKX BoSBEE, H. W. Hcsteo, w. . JJcKke,. Etkoakd Hall, P. F. Pascoo, R. H Battle. OFFICERS Jonxsox, President, ' JlY ' oldsx. Vice President, H. W. HnsTED, Attorney, W. 11. Jones, Treasurer, B. H. Battle, Secretary, W H. McKek, Med. Examiner. C. B Root, ) Q. Bdsbee, V Ec. Com. W. H. McKeb, J Mki'".lihej '"forn,a.,ion be public is referred to the iTZ neffi!L"nr.K7.,,0' ProPi; which may be obtained at the office of the Company or any of its Agencies. Address. R. H. BATTLE, Raleigh, Jan. P, 1862. iVj'. GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Pays all Losses Promptly I j x. . u DIRECTORS: John A. Mebane, Cyrus P. Mendonhall, David P. Weir. James M. Garrett, T. M. Jones, N. H. D. Wilson, David Mc Knjght, M. S Sherwood, Jed. U. Lindsay, R. M. Sloan. U U. late K. Sterling. Wm. Barringer, Greensborough ; Alexander Miller Newbern ; Dr. W. C. Ramsey, Wades borough; W. A. Wright, Wilmington; Rev. R. C. Mav nard, Franklinton ; E. F. Watson, Watsonville; A. J.York, VwHW.wy vvtaicu, a j inn j ouege. N. H. D. wilsoy President, . Vice President. Attorney. Secretary and Treasurer. JED. H. LINDSAY, . JOHN A. GILMER, 1c1r.1t, ALiAilM, : 11. d. wimnv 1 9' 5?- 5.ATES. vExecntive Committee.' J. M. GARRE'xT, J All communicaliooa on business of the office should be directed to PETER ADAMS. Secretary, April 25. 1862. Greensborough.. MISCELLANEOUS. T ARGE MERCER POTATOES, At Wll WHITAKER'S. May 28, 1862. 42 00 LBS. MOUNTAIN BUTTER, "V " At WHITAKER'S. May 23, 1S62. 42 5IIIIDS. THAT BEAUTIFUL LIGHT Brown Sugar left. Call soon at WHITAKER'S. May 23, 1862. 42 s0 SACKS SALT DAILY EXPECTED, WHITAKER'S. May 25, 1862. 42 T1EKCES RICE ON HAND, 9J At WHITAKER'S. 42 May 23, 1S62. BOXES TOBACCO, May 23, 1S62. WHITAKER'S. 42 URE CIDER VINEGAR, At WHITAKER'S. 42 May 23, 1862. SPRING HERRINGS. . JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT A LOT OF nett Herrings in boxes containing 100 each. A nice relish for spring mornings. , JAS. M. TOWLES, Agt. May 23, 1862. 42- . SALT! SALT I I -g -f M' SACKS JUST RECEIVED, ON SALE AT JL JLrA Towles' Auction and Commission Store. JAS. M. TOWLES, Agt May 2, 1862. 36 TO THE FRIENDS OF HOME MANUFAO TURES. MTtHE KINSTON SHOE FACTORY IS NOW IN 8UC- JL cessful operation. ORDERS for negro BROGANS and liUUlb are solicited. J. C. CARPENTER, Agent. Kinston, N. C July 27, 1 860. 60 tf. 17AMILY FLOUR.-A GOOD ARTICLE IN BAR- JL rels or ball barrels, at Towles on cnmmissiou. JAS. M. TOWLES, AgC April 18, 1862. 82 -TinEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO. Best Danville Brands on sale by tbe box. JAMES M. TOWLES, Agt. April 18, 1862. 32 GENERAL COMMISSION & AUCTION BU KIN ESS. fsTlHE SUBSCRIBER, grateful for tbe many favors he JL has received, would respectfully ask a continuance of tne patronage ot bis menus ana customers, sna pledges renewed diligence to any business entrusted to him. He would give special attention, at thu time, to the hir ing ot negroes, renting 01 nouses, ac, ae., ana natters himself that be would give general satisfaction, as his terms will be reasonable. JAMES M. TOWLES. General Agent sod Auctioneer. Raleigh, N. C, Dec. 20, 18B1. 109 PILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, SPERMA TORRHOEA, ULCERATIONS OF THE WOMB, Ac.-Db. J. A. CLOPTON, of Montgomery, Ala., will be in Raleigh the first of August, and may be consulted for a few days at tbe Guion House. He has operated on nuny of the most disttnovuhfd gentlemen of the Confederacy, and guarantees perfect relief in every in stance. Those who may be troubled with Piles, connng down at every action, aud bleeding them to death, shall be perlectly relieved if tbey will but submit to an ooeration. Not one patient in ten is conbned to bis bed. References to the first gentlemen and ladies of the State. -Julv 1, mi. 63 tf. 4 Ol 6 10 11 1213 19120 18117 1810 15! ,2324125 22123 24125 2627 P67E8, 2930I81 28 2930 31 Fib't, Acq. 2 3 fl'lO 4 13 11 14115 16117 2021 22:23 18 20S1I22 24 31 267, 28 26127,8! 29 Makcb s 5 67 Sept., i 7 14 2 12 1314 16! 8 9 a 19 2021 2228! Amnn' 16! 21 24125 26 :27i28 iiJiOUil 23 252627 28 31 29130 April, 1 .OCT., ... 2 3 4 5 8 12I13 91011 12 15 16 19i !20 P61718 19 2122 23 26 27 20121 25: 26 30 2728 Hat, 8 Nov., i 2 9 16 23 10 17 11! 18! 7 8 14 18;14il5! 20,21 22,23 24 25! 20,2122 27 282930 31 27 28:2930 June, i 8 ...... 3 4 5 6 Dec, 10 17 11;12;13 115 12;13'14 lR'lOO.fl 2122 19120 21 24, 2526,272829 2627 28 129.30! DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c MILITARY BOOKS-FOR CASH ONLY. HARDEES TACTICS, COMPLETE EDITION. Re vised by, and published under, the personal supervi sion of tbe Author, in 2 volumes. Price, 2 SO When sent by mail. 2 75 VOLUNTEERS MANUAL OF INFANTRT AND RIF FLE TACTICS with Honors paid by the Troops. Insfwth. tions. Reviews, Duties of Captains, Companies, Duties in Camp aod Garrison. Soldiers' Rations and mode of Cook ing tbem ; abridged and compiled by Lieut. Colonel Wm. II. Richardson, Graduate and formerly Assistant Instructor of Tactics. Virginia Military Institute. Price, . . 1 50 When sent by mail, 1 70 THE VOLUNTEER'S HAND BOOK An abridgement of Hardee's Infantry Tactics; By Capt. J. K. Lee. Price, 60c. When sent br mail. fiOc. THE HAND BOOK OF ARTILLERY"; By Capt. Jo seph Roberts. Price, 73c. When sent by mail," 85c. ON INFANTRY CAMP DUTY, FIELD FORTIFICA TION AND COAST DEFENCE; By Capt. L. V. Buck holts, Author of the Science of War. Price, 60c When sent by mail, 60c INSTRUCTIONS FOR OFFICERS AND NON COM MISSIONED OFFICERS OF CAVALRY ON OUT POST DUTY; Bv Lieut. Colonel Von Arentschildt, first Huzzars German Legion, with ao abridgment of them by Lieut. Colonel, the Hon. F. Ponsooby. Price, 60c. When sent by mail, ' 60c. DIRECTIONS FOR COOKING BY TROOPS IN CAMP AND HOSPITAL-Prepared for tbe army of Virginia, and published by order of the Surgeon General, with Essays on taking food, and what food ; Bv Florence Nightingale. Price, 25c When sent by mail. Sue A COMPLETE NEW POCKET MAP OF V1KGIXIA Price. 75c When sent by Mail, 80c BAYONET EXERCISE AND SKIRMISHER'S DRILL By R. Milton Cary, Lieut ol onel Provisional Army of Virginia. Price, fi CO When sent by mail, 1 10 INSTRUTION FOR FIELD ARTILLERY Extracted from Gilham's Manual for Volunteers and Militia. Price, 1 00 When sent by mail, 1 08 SH00L O F THE GUIDES, or the Practical Soldier Illustrated, with 23 Engravings, and designed for tbe nse of the Militia of tbe Confederate States. Price, f 1 00 When sent by mail, 1 06 MAHAN"S OUT-POST DUTY An Elementary Trea tise on Advanced Guard Out-Post aud Detachment service of Troops, and the manner of posting and handling them in presence of tbe enemy. Price, $1 00 When sent by mail, 1 12 GILHAM'S MANUAL for tbe Volunteers and Militia of the Confederate States. Pnre, - 2 60 When qent by mail, S 00 For sale by W. L. POMEROY, Raleigh, N. a September 10, 1861. 81 MISCELLANEOUS. S. FARLOW, HIGH POINT, N. C, WILL RECEIVE AND SELL COTTON ON consignment. REFERENCES : Charles Slover, High Point; Jesse H. Lindsay, Greens borough. June 6, 1822. 24 w6t. SINCLAIR'S CORN PLANTER. ONE LEFT OVER FROM LAST SEASON AT FORM er prices. No one who have tried tbem wculd bo without one. Also, a few of Winchester' and Lancaster's Cotton Planters. JAS. M. TOWLES, Agt. April 11, 1862. So RICE MEAL OR FLOUR. JUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF VERY NICE RICE Meal in 25. 50 and 100 pounds sacks on consignment at tbe Farmers' Hail. JAS. M. TOWLES, Agt. May 9, 1862. 88 D AILY EXPECTED - 2 bbds. N. O. SUGAR, 20 bbls. Kenned -6 hhds. Molasses, 10 bbls. " 60 bushels Pea Nuts, A 100 ' Salt. 20 bbls. Vinegar. Tbe above will be closed out at a small advance at E. A. WHITAKER'S. Feb. 23, 1862. 18 AGRICULTURE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, containing a statement of the principles of tbe sci ence npon wbich the practices of agriculture are founded ; By Ebenexer Emmons, State Geologist, For sale by W. L. POMEROY. Raleigh, N. C. Aug. 7, i860. . 61 DRIED FRUIT. JUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF NICELY DRIED Peaches and Apples at the Farmers' Hall. JAMES M. TOWLES, AgH. Jan. 21 , lf62. 7 -801 '1981 '95 -aoh -o q3lalH V "SPIIAQI K P3NVf , 0!Jd paanpaj itii2f pus 'esuio io eifl Sno "VwqAV 101 tmaAtos aaas xsvaavona skoohyP mjORTH CAROLINA LIME, JUST AT HAND, il the first lot of HICKORY BURNT LIME, which will be sold st greatly reduced price. - JAMES M. TOWLES, Agt, Farmers' Hall, Jan. 8, 1862. . 2 CORN AND COTTON PLANTERS.-rSlN-CLAIR'S Celebrated Corn Planters, with or without guano attachment. FOSTER'S AND LANCASTER'S Patent Cotton Plan ters, are great seed and time savers, and thereby money makers. On sale at tbe Farmers Hall. JAMEJ M. TOWLES, Agt. April 6,1861. 8 CRACKER BAKERY. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BUILT A LARGE HARD BREAD and CRACKER BAKERY, and fitted it up with tbe most improved machinery, are now prepared to furnish the citizens of Raleigh and tbe State with freah Crackers, and of tbe best quality, such as SODA CRACKERS. BUTTER CRACKES, WATER CRACKERS, SUGAR CRACKERS, etc, etc We are also prepared to furnish tbe Army and Navy with NAVY BREAD, - PILOT BREAD, WINE BISCUIT, etc, at the lowest market rates. Cash Orders securely packed and promptly attended to. lT WANTED, empty Flonr Barrels, in good condi tion, for wbich we will pay 25 cents each. JAS. SIMPSON A SON. Raleigh, N. C, Nov. 29, 1661. 103 mos.