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"itf wntmaft ditcontinued at tf trpiration of tit tint a Jrertislnff. ia Seaa-Weekly 'Standard ii r rewl rale ofadverttaio are as i.lkw: Z souarc (14 line or less) first insertion, -V'Z.,h1ient insertion, .. . , -'.. . . .- i 1 od' 85 ir advertisements in proportion. . tracts will be made whh advertisers, at tht about SHr rate, for six or twelve month, and at tbe close of elmtract &X P wi'1 be deducteo. from the grosa tro'Kint- i, bagioess Cards, not exceeding five lines, Inserted io either the Weekly or Semi-Weekly, for w t , ix months, or ! for twelre months; or in both pTrs for lo six month, or 15 lor twelve months. , Rates f Advertising: ia Weekly Standard. 0dollr per square for the first insertion, and twenty-, for each subseqnent uisertiun. Ao dtduclio tedl i on ITVwKj (w(im(, niniutUr low long theg m (fa'T a limited number of adrertisments will be rd into tVe Weekly. All adrertisements, not other- J TrertTd are inserted in the Semi-Weekly, and harg wise aii When the number of insertions is not U oa te adTertisement it ia inserted until forbid. rCla ,, ,- 4 hr mail is at our 1 isk. - THE CONFISCATION B(LL. u.:-, .n ilmost universal desire to see this im- "ThUL e've t below, in full : 1,0 1 flc tkeJ3i'ini'r,'un of ,he Property and Arwnif 1'" fcnemies, and for the indemnity if citi ..irf the Confederates Stste and persons aiding the .?, in the "r w.th the United Stales w kas The Government and people of the United c ihve SePIr,eil fmm lhe nsBluf eiviliied warfare "J. fiatiinr and destroying the property of the people '"I'" IrJUntte Slates f all kind, whether used for 1 ".re niinj'iscs or not ; and whereas. our only protection " -t such wriiop is to be fimnd in such measures of re fjtvm as will aitiuistelr indemnify our own citizens for It v losses. ai restrain the wauton excesses of our pECSlOS if in.il ail aim every, uie ima, foments and liereditamenw, (rood and chattels, rijthts d I credits wilhin these Confederate Stales, and every " hi and in'eresi therein held, owned, possessed or enjoy. Tbv w for anv alien enemv since the twenty-first dav r V .ne thon"sad eiphl hundred and s xtv-one, except f ,rhlib' due to an alien enemy as may have been paid ' t i the "TreaTTofanv one of the Confederate States llnr in the twse of this law, be, and the same are here- K sraestr'! bv lhe Cimfederate Slates of America, nod D. Tbeheid f,,r ibfuil indemnity of any true and loyal -;. Lnor reiiJit of hts3 Confederate Slates, or other 1... Confederate States in the prosecution n .1 e p-e.enr war between said Confederate States and the Fniied Slates of America, and for which he may suffer any ! s or iiiitirv under the act of the United Slates to which this act is rctu!torv. or under any other act of the United Sulc. or "f av State thereof, aulhnr-i njr the seixure. con dn'.uation or e-iiliscatinn of the pMpvrty of citizen or regents of Hie fonfeilerate States, or oilier person aiding -d Cnfedrte.Slaies. and the same hall be seized and di.iiosrd of as provided fr in this act : Provided, however, When the estate, property or richls to be affected by this act were, or are wilUn some State of this Conlederacr, which has bt-come such since said twenty tirst day of Mar, then this act shall operate upon, and as t such estaie. nn.iiertv or riphts, and all persons claimiug the same fnun "J after the d such Stale so became a member of this Confederacy, and nt before: Provided, further. That the nnriiiiis f this act shall not extend t the stocks or oth er public necuxities of the Confederate Government, or of ar of lhe Slates of this Confederacy held or owned by any ili'cn enemy, or to any debt, obligation, or sum due from the Confederate Uvernmenl, or any f lhe States, to such alien enemv: And provided, also. That the provisions of th's act shall not embrace the property of cititens or resi detitsi'f either of Use Stiiles of Deiaware, Maryland, Ken tiiokv, or Missouri, or of the District of Columbia, or the Territories of New Mexico, Arizona, or the Indian Terri tory Sooth of Kansas, except such of said citizens or resi dents ss t-ha! I commit actual hostilities against the Confed erate States, or aid and abet the United Slates in the exist ing wsrapainst the Confederate Stales. Sn". 2 And lit it farther tnactfl. That it is, and shall be the dutv of each and every citizen of these Confederate ritatcs sedilr to give information to the officers charged with the execution of this law of any and every lands. tenements and hereditaments. Goods and chatt's. rights and credits with-n this Conrdtracy, and of every right and interest therein held, owned, possessed or enjoyed by or for mv alien enemy as aforesaid, tc. i. Jit it further tnacteJ, That it shall be the dutr of every attorney, agent, 6rmer partner, trustee or other mson 'bold in? or controlling any such lands, tenements or hereditaments, goods or chattels, rights or credits, or ativ interest therein, of or for any snch alien enemy, speedi- lr to inform the Receiver, hereinafter provided to be ap pointed, of the same, and to render an account thereof. ana. hi iar as is praciicauie, 10 piuce ine same w me uitnus of such Receiver: whereunon, such person shall be fuUv acquitted of all responsibility for property and effects so reported ana turned over. Ana any suen person wtituny fulinj tu give such information and render such account bhnll be guilt v of a high misdemeanor, and, upon indict- mnt and conviction, shall be fined in a sum not exceeding tire thousand dollars and imprisoned not longei than six months, s-iid fine and imprisonment to be determ'-ned bv the ciurt trying the case, and shall further be liable to be mn bv said Confederate States, and subletted to par donlle the value of the estate, property or effects of the alien enemy held by hira or subject to his control. Site. 4. It shall be the duty of the several Judges of this Contrrieracr to "ive this act specialtr in charge to the GnridJuriesofiheseConfederateSiates,and itshall be their duty at each sitting well and truly to inquire and report a'l lands, tenements and hereditaments, goods and chattels. rights and credits, and every interest therein, within the jurisdiction of sn;d Grand Jury, held by or for ai.y alien enemv, and it shall be tbc dntv of (he several Receivers, annointed under this act, to take a enpv of everv su h port, snd lo proceed in obtaining the possession and Con trol of all such property and effects reported, and to in stitute pmceedin.-s for the sequestration thereof in the manner hcreimif'er provided. Ssc. 5. Bt it fum tr entiettd. That each Judge of this Confederacy shall, as earlv as uracticable. annoint a Re ceiver for each section of the State for which he holds a curt, and shall require bitn, before entering upon the duties of Vs office, to give a bond in snch penalty as may be prescribed by the Judge, wilb good and sufficient reru ritv. lo be approved by the Judge, conditioned that he will diligently and fai:hfu!ly discharge the duties imposed up on him by law. And said officer shall hold his office at the piraMireof the Judge of the district nr section for which tie is appointed, and shall be removed for incompetency, or ineiheiencr. or infidel. tv in the discharge of his trust. And should the duties of any such Receiver, at any time, appear to the Jndje to be greater than can be efficiently pertorm f by him. then it shall be the duty of the Judge to divide the district r section into one or more other Receivers districts, according to the necessities of the case, and to rp"int a Receiver fi.r each of said newly created districts. Jnu every nrb Receiver shail also, before entenne upon the duties of his office, make oath in Writing before the Jnd-e of the district or section for trhVh he is anrminted. diligoutly, and well and truly to execute the duties of this Sit. fi. r.t it further enne'ej. That it shall be the duly of the several Receivers aforesaid lo take the possession, cotitro. and management of all lands tenements and here ditaments, goods and chattels, rights and credits of each and every alien enemy within tt fi.r -Wh he acta And to this end he is emnoweied and reqnired. whenever necessary for accomplishing the nnrposes of this Act. to .c o.r no recover the Same in the name of said Confed raic Mates, tllowing in the recovery of credits, such de lays as may have been or may be prescribed in any State as to the collection of debts therein durine the war. And tne tormand mode of action, whether the matter b of I'.nsuiciion in law or equity, shall be by petition to the : ; K ionn, as nest he can. the estate, property, mo or thing sought to be recovered, with the name of r prson notnmsr. exercising supervision over, in Missea f n or or controlling the same, as the case mar be. and pravi.v a sequestration thereof. Ktice shall thereupon w lonnwiin issued by the clerk ot the court, or by the mreirer, to snch jierson. wilh a onv of the petition, and the same shall be served by the Marshall or his deputy and r inrned to lhe courts as other mesne process in law cases : nereiiiMin the in ihe court according to the usual course or its bnsinefts '"t the conrt or Jmlge shall, at any time, make all order n'- 1 r mat may seem necessary to secure the subject mailer of the suit from dunirxr of loss, ininrr illn.il. f waste and may, pending the cause, make orders of sale in ca-cs that mav seem to such Jndge or court necessary (oesfrve any property sued for from perishing or waste ' ""'l That in any case when the Confederate Judge Hall hud it to be consultant s!th Ihm ufe-k. ninir of II.. JBj,,rlT sequestered lo leave the same in the handa and wr me control of any debtor or person in whose hand "e real estate and slaves were ae'uwd. who mar be in pos wwinti or the said property or eredita. he ahall order tbe me to remain in the hands and under the control of said dew or "r person in whose hands the real estate and slaves "rre Feiied , requiring in every surh eas snch security for he may deem i . mrttier niiW. .. k . . .i ' i . !;. . . " . "" nmKf in inepremisea. : niu m.i, j- : V 'P'J nana: or oioer eorporauoii "j , or dividends due or which mar be due thereon, or to L0u,mT .'? cities. . And debtor or other nerson shall be entitled t the benefit of this proviso nnlesa ne has brat paid into the hinU r .u. b :..n iIfJ:l6'1!ic,, V? hre d !nce the list May, zhteen hundred and sixtyne: and !n .tl MMmmi. S!-"! I". h.Rece,TT 1 in,e" hich may sScrtw as nil T e: ?na ,ne pwson in whose hands any "'her nrooertv mav h n .k.u k. i j ' " I anil .v- " ii " wmnq to aecowni lor, and pay over annually to the Receiver the net ineom.oJ nthri,ipf0per,T-'ndJ,!,,,n,,re of " debtor or trr l may demand and notice to any debtor or person lu whoaa handa nms. c ;f isiiii IIII i IiiM illillllil Vol. XI. - V erty or debts may be left, of an application for iiirther se curity, it shall be made to appear to the aalisUcr ion of the court that the securities of such debtor or perse n are not ample, the court may, on tbe failure of tbe par ly to give sufficient additional security, render judgment against all tne parties on the Dona for the recovery or lie debt or uroiiertr : lrovided further. That said court mi . whenev er in the opinion of the Judge thereof the publiu exigences, may require it, order the money due as aforesaid to be de manded by the receiver, and if upon demand of t he receiver. made in conformity to decretal order ot tne oun requi ring said Receiver to collect any debts Tor the payment or which security may have been given under th previsions. of this Act, tbe debtor or his security shall fail to pay the same, then upon ten daya' notice the said debtor and his. security, given by said Receiver, of a motion to be made in aid court for judgment for the amount so t-ecured, said, court, at the next term thereof, may procee-l to render judgment agaiust said principal and securit, or against toe party served wun sucn nonce, tor tne sur no secorea wilh interest thereon, in tbe name of said Rect iver, and to issue execution therefor. Sao. 7. Bt it further tuaeted. That Mir person in the possession and control of the subjec matter uf any sucn suit, or claiming any inter at therein. may, by order ot the court, be admittet- as a de fendant and be allowed to defend to the exten : of th inter est propounded by him ; but no prson shall be beard in defence, until he "shall tils a plea, verified by affidavit uml signed br bim, setting lorth that no alien eaeiny has any interest in the right which he asserts, or for which he liti gates, either directly or indirectly, by trust, c pen or secret, and i hat be litigates solely for himself, or lor some citizen of the Confederate States whom he legally rtf iresents: and wbeu the defence is conducted for or on ai-or lot of another, in whole or in part, the pica shall aet forth the name and residence of such other iierson, and the reh .lion that the defendant heurs to him in the litigation. If the case in- 1 vol res mailer which should be triad by a jur y, according V) tbc course of common law, tbe defendant s. tall be entitled to a jury trial. If it involves matter ot eqtli y jurisdiction, the court sh ill pr.-ceed according to its uaui I mode of pro cedure in such caws, and the several courts uf this Confed eracy may, from lime to time, establish rul&.- uf procedure under this act, not inconsistent wnu uie act or otner laws of these Confederate States. j Skc. 8. Be it further enacted. That the clerk of the conrt sha'l, at the request of lhe Receiver, from time to time, is- . sue writs of garnishment, directed tu one or mi re persons, commanding them to apjiear at the then silting, or at any future term of the court, and to answer under oam wnai property or effects of any alien enemy he I -ad at the ser- ; vice of the process, or since has bad under "lis possession or control belonging to or held for an alie i enemy, or in m-hat sow, if any, he is or was at the time o service of the garnishment, or since ha been iudbted U . any alien ene my, and the court shall have power lo cnjideton the pro- perty or effects, or debts, according to the inswcr, ami to mate such rules and orders for the brinjj ng in of third persons claiming or disclosed by the answer to have an in- . terest in the liligatiou ns to it shall seem pr-ipvr; but in no , case shall any one be heard in respect iherU uniil he sli d!, j by sworn p'ea. set forth substantially the matters before ' required of pirties pleading. And the deer ts or judgment i Of the court, rendered in conformity to this act, shall for- -ever prutect the garnishee in respect in the iimt'erinvo'veJ I And in all cases of garnishment tinder this sc-. tbe Receive! may lest the truth of the garnishee's answ.-r by tiling a I statement, under oath, that he believes the answer to be untrue, specifying the particulars in wlucu ne believes the ; garnishee has. bv omission or commission. iot answered , truly : whereupon the court shall canse an issu ? to be made between the Receiver and the garnishee, and jo Vmeet ren dered as upon the trial or other issues. And it all cases of litigation under this act, the Receiver may prmjiound inter rogatories t lhe adverse party touching any niu'ter involv ed in the litigation, a copy of' which shall be served on tbe opposite party or his altornev, and which shall be answer ed under ouih within thirty nay 01 sucn service aoa upon failure so t answer, the court "shall make such lisMsii :on of the cause as shall toil seem most promotive f justice, or should it deem answers t the interrogatories necessary in order to secure a discovery, the court shall imprison the party in default until full answers shall bo made. Sbo. V. Be it further tnactnt. That it ahall be the duty of the District Attorney of the Confed- , erate Slates, diligently to prosecute all causes insti- ' tuted under this act. and he shall receive a compensation therefor of two per cent, on and from the fruits of ell liti gation instituted under this act: Pruiidtd, That no matter shall be called litigated except a defendant be admitted by tbe conrt, and a proper plea be tiled. Sec. 10. Be it further enacted. That each Receiver ap- . pointed under this act shall, at le.isl every six months, and as much olienex is he may be required by the conrt, ren- ' del a true and pe'fect account of all matters in h'-s bands or under his control under the law, and shall make and state just and perfect accounts and settlements under oath . of his collections of monies and disbursements under this ; law, stating accounts and making settlements or all mat ters separately, in the same way as if he were administra tor of several' estttes or deceased persons by separate ap- . pointments. And the settlements and decrees shall be for each case ot estate separately, s that the transaction in respect to each alien enemy's property may be kept reciwd td and preserved separately. 'o settlement aa above pro vided shall, however, be made until judgment or decree of : sequestration shall have passed, but tbe court may at any ; time pending litigation, require an account of matters in litigation and in tbe possession of the Receiver, and may j make such orders touching the same as shall protect the i interest of the pnrties concerned. " Sr.c II. Be it fiirth-r enactrd. That when the ac- j e n its or any Receiver shall be filed-especting a-y ra titer which" has passed sequestration, the court shal ; appoint a day for se ft men, and lotioe tbirf shall be ! published consecutivelv for four weeks in so re news- ." piper near the p'ac of holding the court, end the citric of the court shall send a copy of such newspsper to the District Attorney of tbe Confederate States, for the i conrt, where the matter is to be heard, and it shall be the duly of said DisTict Attorney to attend the settlement and ! represent the Government, and see that a full, true and I jnst settlement is made. The several settlement prccod- ing the inal one shall be interlocutory only, and may be impeached at lhe final settlements, which latter shall be conclusive, unless reversed or impeached within two years, j for fruur". ' Sac. 12 Be it further entitled. That the court having ju- ! risdictioti of the matter shall, whenever sufficient cause is shown therefor, direct the sale -f any personal property, J other than slaves, sequestered under this act. on such terms j as to it shall seem best, and such sale shnll pass the title j of the person as whose property the same has been seques- ' terwl. ; Sac 13. B it further emcted. That all setlli- ; ments of Receivers for sequestered properly shall be j recorded and a copy thereof shall be forwarded bv the clerk or the coipt to the Treasurer or the Confed- j erate States within ten days after the decree, inter- locutory oi final, has been passed J and all balances found against the Receiver shall by him be paid over into the couii, subject to the order or the Treasurer of the Confed erate Slates, and upon the failure of the Receiver for five days to day over the same, execution shall issue therefor, and he shall be liable to attachment by the court and to suit upon his bond. And auy ore embezzling any money under this act shall be liable to indictment, and on convic tion shall be confined at hard labor foe not less than six months nor more than five years, in the discretion of the court, and fined in double the amount embezzled. Ser. H Be it farther ennc'td. That the President of the Confederate States shall, by and with the advice and con sent of Congress, or or the Senate, if the appointment be made tinder lhe permanent Government, appoint three dis creet Commissioners, learned in the law, who shall hold at the seat or Government two terms each year, npon'notice given, who shall sit so long as the business before them shall require, whose duty it sha'l be. under snch rules as they mav adopt, to hear and adjudge such claims as may be brought. befUre them by any one aiding this Confedera cy in the present war sgaiiist the Uniled States, who shall allege that he has been put to loss nnder the act of Un united States, in retaliation of which this act is passed, or nnder any other act of the United Slates, or of any State thereof, authorizing the seizure, condemnation orconfisca tion of the property of any citizen or resident or lhe Con federate States, or other person aiding said Confederate States in the present war against tbe United Slates, and lhe find ing of such Commissioners in favor of any such claim shall be prima facie evidence of the correctness of the demand, and whenever Congress shall pass the claim, tbe same shall be paid from any money in the Treasnry deriv ed from sequestration under this act : ProtUd. That said Board of Commissioners slisll not continue beyond the or ganization of the Court of Claims provided for by lhe con stitution ; to which Conrt of Claims the duties herein pro vided to be discharged by Commissioners shall belong npon the organization of raid court. The salaries of Bid Commissioners shall be at the rate of two thousand five hundred dollars per annum, and shall be paid fmm tbe Treasury or the Confederacy. And it ahull be the duty ol the Attorney General or his assistant to represent tbe in terests of this Government in all cases arising under this act before sa d Board or Commissioners. Sec 16. Bt it further tttaoU'l, That all the expenses In curred in proceedings under thia act ahall be paid from the sequestered fund, and tbe Jndgea, in settling accounts with Receivers, Shall make to them proper allowances of com pensation, taking two and a hnir per cent, on receipts, ana the Same amount on expenditures, as reasonable c impensa tion. in all casea. The fees of the officers of court ahall be anch as are allowed by law for similar services. In other eases, to be paid, however, only Irom the sequestered fund s Provided. That all sums realized by aoyj'-Keceiver in one rear for his services, exeeedinr five thonsand dollars, shaft be paid info I be Confederate Treasury, for the use of the Confederacy. i - ' Sec- 16. Bi it further tnaettJ, That the Attorney -General shall prescribe such uniform mles of proceeding under this law, and herein otherwise provided for, as shall meet the" necessities of the easav -. ' v ' , Sao. 17. Be itfthr tweeted. That appeals may lie from any final decision of lbs court under this law in the same ; manner and within lhe same tjene as ia now, or hereafter mar be bv law. prescribed for appeals la other civil casea. bso. 181 B it furthtrumucUdv ? ut the word "person ia this law includes all private corporations; and in all euv, wlen curporatwiu become pVtjoe, and tbie. law re MLEIGH. N. C, WEDNES quires an oath to be made, it shall be made by some officer of such corporation. Snc. 1. Jit it further nmttrd. That the courts are vested with jurisdiction, and required by thia act to nettle all part, nerships heretofore existing between citizen and one who ts an alien enemy : to separate the interest ot tbe alien ene my, and to sequestrate it. And shall, also, sever all joint rights when an alien enemy is concerned, and sequestrate the interest of such alien enemy. Sic 2t. Be it farther euetel. That in all cases of ad ministration of an matfer nr thing, under this act, the court baring jurisdiction may make such orders touching; the presetvation of the property or effects nnder the direc tion or control of the Receiver, not inconsistent with the foregoing provisions, as to it shall seem proper.' And the Receiver may. at any time, ask and bare the instructions of thee iurt, or judge, respecting his conduct in the disposi tion nr management of any property, or effects nnder bia control. Skc 21. Be it further enacted. That the Treasnry notes of this Confederacy shall be receivable in payment of all purchases of property or effects sold nnder this act. Sec. 22. Jit .it further enacted. That nothing in thia act shall be const rued to destroy or impair the lien or other right of any creditor, a citizen or resident of either of the Con federate States, or of any other person, a citizen or resident of any country, State or' Territory, with which this Confed erscy is in friendship, and which person is not in hostility to this Confederacy. And any lien nrdebt claimed against any alien engmv, within the meaning of this act, shall be propounded and filed in the court, in which the proceedings of sequestration are had, wilhin twelvemonths from the institution of such proceedings for sequestration; and lhe court shrill cause all proper parties to be made and notices to be given, and shall bear and determine tbe res ective rights of all parties concerned: Provided, however, that no sales or payments over of money shall be delayed for. or by reason of, such rights or proceedings: but auy money re- alized bv the Receiver, whether paid into the court or treas ury, or still in the Receiver's hands, shall stand in lieu of that which produced said money, and be beld to nnswer the demand of the creditors aforesaid, in tbe same manner as that which produced such money was. And all claims not propounded and filed as aforesaid, within twelve months as aforesaid, shall cease to exist . against the estate, proper ty, or effects seq-testrated, -r the proceeds thereof. Arrnovsn August 80. 181. Gcni'owdkk roK the Soctii. We were yesterday on board tlio steamboat New Moon, and seeing a large lot of kettles, between twenty and thirty, some of great size, and the men at work getting a steam engine on board, vc inquired what these articles were for, an-1 were informed by the captain of the boat that l;:ey were intended for the manufacture of saltpetre at a spot in tlio mountains some sixty or seventy miles distant from Jackson;ort, Ark., to which town the boat wor.ld convey them. Wc learned that Mr. Brinkley, of this city, and Mr. Jones who resides down the river opposite the town of Commerce, have bought from t'apL James Smith, who lives on Black River, the saltpetre cave about to be worked, at the price of $25,000. The pur chasers, in the present contingency, have determin ed, patriotically, to spare no pains or expense to supply the South with an article she so much re quires as saltpetre for the manufacture of gun pow der. As soon as thirty or forty bands can lie ob tained, they will he set to work, and it is believed that a large amount of saltpetre will be procured. Memphit Appeal, 14th. Tub Kanisaiioo's Fast. Abraham Lincoln has appointed the last day of September as a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer, to be observed by the people of the Uniled States. There can be no use of this observance for three reasons : 1st. " Fasting has already been extensively ob served and practiced among the Northern paupers thrown out of employment, as evidenced by the armies of women in their cities begging for bread. Snd. Their humiliation" was rendered complete on the 21st July, on the plains of "Manassas," un less the scoundrels are dead to shame. 3rd. Their "prayera" are forbidden by the Good Book, which says the prayers of the wicked availeth not; and in this view, there can be no propriety in the rogues, liars, thieves and scoundrels of Yankee- dom invoking a just God to favor their invasion of the South, for purposes of plunder, robbery, arson. murder, rape, confiscation, and the overthrow of true GoTernment on earth. Colvmbut Timet. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Til tw LAW CO-PARTNERSHIP RE- iween Mr. launders and mvselt has been closed. Persons wishing to see me un business will please call at my residence. II. W. 1IIM.ER. Raleigh. N. C, Sepi. i 1S0. 77 tf. B. R. MOORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SALISBURY. X. C. WILL PRACTICE IX THE COURTS OF ROWAX and adjoining Counties. Collectious ptomptly made. April 24. 44 swtf. Founded 1852. Chartered 1854. LOCATED Corner of Baltimore and Charles Street. BALTIMORE, SID. THE LARGEST. MOST ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, and popular Commercial College in lhe United States. Designed expressly fur young lieu desiring to obtain a Thorough, Practical, Business Education, in the shortest possible time, and at the least expense. A Large and lieantiful Ornamental Circular, containing upwards of SIX SQUARE KEET. with Spscixax or I'as MA.vsHir, and a Large Engraving (the finest ..f the kind ever made in this countiy) representing the Interior View or the College, with Catalogue stating terms, Ac, will be sen' to every young Man, on application. Fret uf Charge. Write immediately and yon will receive tbe package by return mail. Address. E. K. L0SIER, Baltimore, Md. ' September 1, ISflO. 7 ly. 18CO. FALL. 1860. STEVENSON, WED DELL & CO., IHI-OBTKKS AKO JOBBERS VS Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, No. 73 4XD 8ti, Stcaiiorb Stbkit. I'tTKKSBURO, VA. WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE trade lo our nnusually large and elegant stock of ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN. BRBSS O O O U S . Every variety of MEX and BOY'S WEAR, PLANTATIOX GOODS, eiLOAKS ASTD 8aEXAWI.S, A FULL LINE OF NOTIONS, Together with every class ot Goods to be found in Whole sals Houses, North and South-. The Merchants of Notth-Carolina, Virginia and Tennes see, are invited to an examination of our Stock, which will be found specially adapted to tbe wants or their customers, and will be offered A CASH, or on tbe usittl credit, at such low prices as cannot fail to meet the riewa of tbe closvst Bursas. 3g Orders respectfully solicited and promptly exe cuted, o. vt. ex W. September 81, 1860. 7S If. QUENT. BUSDliE, ATTORSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Determined to devote hereafter the whole ( his time to hie profession, can always be found at Ins office iu tbe Brick Row on Favetteville Street nnlesa abseut on the C;-euit. March I,'l8.i9. ... 8 f. BUSINESS CARDS. willis L. aiixe. " a. o. rosrra. THE CHALLENGE BR0G AN MANUFACTORY. M 1 1st Ell FOSTER TIIOBA8TILEy7r.C.r; ' ... c' 'WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OS . NEGK0 BE0QAN3 & FARMERS KIP SHOES OF VAUIOUI ITTLES, Orders solicited and aatUfactuMi guaranteed fan all eases. ' . ' . ' y' ' ' ' i. April J, 1311. M-lj. DAY. SEPTEMBER 18,1861. BUSINESS CARDS. NEW CLOTHING STORE! 4 JUST OPENED ISAAC OETTINGER, (Corner of Fayettnille Street and Market Square,) 20,000 DOLLARS WORTH Of Mea'aand Boy a Ready-Nude Clothing, Boota, Shoes, Hats, And a great many other article. I with it distinctly understood that these Goods were bought in times of peace, consequently at much lnwer prices than they could be bongbt for now. They will be old again at tbe old retail prices. I have no particular fancy for saying so much, all I ask of the public is, to give me a call.' they a ill certainly not be disappointed io the quantity, tbe quality, as well as in tbe prices of my goods Remember corner of Favetteville St. snd Market Square, (formerly occupied by ilr. Poole.) Respectfully, ISAAC OETTINGER. Raleigh, X. C, Aug in, 181!. 78 Im. HUNT'S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, RALEIGH, X. C. PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS IN OIL COLORS. Prices Ransinsr from R20 to 80. T1 IHFSE PORTRAITS CAN UE TAKEN FROM DA- giiereotvnes and Miniatures, or from Life; und heinv finely tinUlied in Oil Colors on Cxnvas. they are perfectly durable, and make beautiful Paintings. Thev can be en larged to any sue, and such changes r alteration as may be desired can be made. Mr. ANDREWS, the Artist who colors these pictures being an experienced Portrait Painter and a fine Colnrist, all who wish a finely executed work of art should call at the old established Gallery, on Favette ville Street. Those preferring portraits painted from life, would do well to give Mr. A. a call. Persons bav:ng Da guereotppes of deceased friends can, by giving the culor of the hair, eyes, and complexion, secure a permanent and life like portrait Photographs can be finished in Water Colors, I'astello, India Ink or Crayons, at prices ranging from f 10 to 3U. The plain Photograph from '2 to 10. Melaino type for Lockets, Case, Rings and Pins. Ambrutvpes. Vignettes, Neillograpba for sendii.g in letters, Ac, takeu in all weathers. E. HUNT, Photographist. Raleigh, N. C. March 1, 'Sfio. IS ly. ESTABLISHED 184T. " Wholesale and BetoU Dealers in Jritisjj, niu; nub nurican STAPLS & FANCY DRY GD0D3. Also, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, kc 13 SYCAMORE ST., PETERSBURG, VA. NEW and WHOLESALE Leather Ilonne. Shoe WILSOX, McILWAINE it CO.. 68 Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia, H' AVE RECEIVED, AXD OFFER FOR SALE. AX nnusoally large Slock of Goods, in the;r line, com prising every variety of Men's, Women's and Children"! BOOTS, SHOES AXD GAITERS, PLANTATION AXD RAILROAD BROGAXS, TRUNKS, VALISES AXD CARPET BAGS, SOLE AXD UPPER LEATHERS, FIIOE FIXDIXGS, 4c, Ac, Ac Sole Wholesale Ag nta in this City for the sale of Mitchell' Metallic Tipped Boots, And Shoes for Rovs-nd Girls. Merchants are invited to examine their stock : d prices, which they are determined ahall compete success lly with houses here or elsewhere. EeT Orders promptly and carefully attended to by on of the hnn. JOHX B. W1LSOX. J0I1X McILWAINE, R W. ROBERTS. September 5, 1 R5f . 78 tf. mjOTICETO WHOM IT MAY COXCERif. Uaving located in the City cf Ralein, I take thia op portunity to inform the public generally, that I am prepar ed to make contracts for public or private buildings, in any part or the State, on the most favorable terms I am also prepared to furnish Granite in its rough staut fur building or other purposes, or dressed to order in any shape requir ed, at reasonable rates. Orders for Stone addressed to me to rough the Postoffice, Box 24f, will meet with prompt attention. All bills paya ble to me individually. I will not be responsible for any debts mado by any men in mv employment without an or der ftoin me. ' THOMAS COATES Jan. 4 IbAl. 8 6m. JACOB HULL & SONS, Maunfactarera of Gfula and Boys' Clothing, roa CIVIL AXD MILITARY USE, Keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Cloth, of all Descriptions, for Military Clothing. Also, Cassi meres and Vesting. Ccaxxa Stcamouk ano Out Sra , Petersburg, Va. August ft, 1861. 71 ly. JOHN W. COSBY, AUG II I I DE3 o r , RALEIGH, X. C. September SS. 18R0 77 tf. DRY fiOODS, &c $6,000 WORTH OF BOOTS ANO SHOES, JUST RECEIVED EC. Hi. HWAJSTS'. 1'OH GESSTTXEMErC J. MILES & SONS' FIXE PUMP BOOTS, " Fine Stitched Boots. M Fine Double-Soled Boots. M " Calf and Kud Congress Gaitera, " Cloth Congress Gaiters, Comnv-n heavy cheap Boots, Gems, good Bnigsns, Negro aud Double-Soled Bmgans. rOIL TJDCE I, AD IHS. J. MILES & SON&' Cloth and Kid Congress Gaiters " PUin - " " " " Kid and Morocco Bootees, " " Calf . " " Kid and Morocco Ruskina, " " ' " Slippers, H While Kid and Satin Slippers, A large variety of common Booteea, Heavy Dutch Bootees for Servants. ' reB. MX8SE8. J. MILES & BOXS' Plain and Congress Gaiters, " Kid and Morocco Bootees, - - - Slippers, Calf and Morocco pegged Bootees, . . For Boy, Youth a ad Children, A very large variety too numerous to mention, to' auit aad fit all lhe Children. Now ia tbe time to purchase yont Shoe for the Winter. Sold on as reasonable term aean be afforded For Ouh. Dust forget tbe last sentence. ' " H L EVANS. Raleigh, ,V. O, Sept 10, 16L . . 81 8t ; attention officers j ...... ATTENTION CAVALRY! -V TVST KFCEIVEO v...' aj A lot of C'JLrS PRAGOOX PISTOLS aad. BASHES, ' ' At - . - W. H. R. S. TUCKER'S. KalaijrD, K. C, Anj M..189U 78-t- No. 83; DRY GOODS, &c. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED TUGKEE'S.: 50 5,a,3TAJSYJ,AHES ECVD THIS DAY. All orders must be accomnaniMl with tbe At f TUCKER'S. 6 Raleigh, X. C. June 25, 18G1 75 POUNDS WHITE Til HEAD BROWN FLAX At TUCKER'S. 68 Raleigh, X. C, June 25, 1861 PRIL 2, 1861. W. H. & R. S. TUCKER, No. 8 Fayetteville Street, OFFER TO THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF NEW SPRING GOODS. Dres floods, Wrappings, STAPLE GOODS. HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! FAMILY GOOODS, STRAW GOODS, JUST BOUGHT AT AUCTION AT PRIVATE SALE, IN THE PRESENT UNEXAMPLED DEPRESSION AT HALF OF THE COST TO TBS IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS. BUYERS WIIX FIXD TBI CHEAPEST GOOD8 IN THE STATE AT W. II. & R. S. TUCKER'S. April 2, ISfil. 35 HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! SPTcING STYLES, 1861. JUST receired Superb Moleskin Hats, and an as sort me ut if SOU HATS. Call soon and ire will pre tou fits. w. H. A R. S. TUCKER. Feb. 4. 181. 16tf. 600 FEET E5fAMELED DSH LEATHER, TUCKER'S. ft Raleigh, N. C, June 25, 1S61. -J Q HIIDS. PRIME PORTO RICO SUGAR, 13 for Oath. At TUCKER'S. 5! Raleigh, N. O, June 85, 1851. J BUNTING FLA( , ft. br 4J, ft. At TUCKER'S. 6t Raleigh, N. C, June 25, 1861 afkPENED ON TUESDAY AND WEDNES- dar, 21st and 22d. 1,500 Gray and 200 Bine Fatisne Cap. W. 11. A R S. TUCKER. Raleigh, May 17tb, 18fil. 48 tf g?C GREAT GROSS WHITE BONE PANT awCF BUTTONS At TUCKER'S. Raleigh. N. C, June 25, 1881. DOZ. BROWN SHAKER nOODS At TUCKER'S. Raleigh, V. C, June 23, 1881. 51 300 DOZ. COATS' WHITE SPOOL COT TON, 10 cents a spooi, Ouh, . . , TUCKER'S. Raleigh, N. C, June 23, 1861. 69 JUST RECEIVED, W. H. & R. S. TUCKER'S, A LARGE LOT OF COLTS NAVY AND POCKET PISTOLS. ALSO, 75 More of those beautiful MILITARY SASHES. Raleigh, N. C. July 9, l"' M GROCERIES AND C0NFECTI0NARIES. AT THE INDISPENSABLE SIGN OF TH E TR ANSPARENCY! THE ENERGETIC STILL COXTIXUES TO OBTAIN supplies of Family Groceries for Owtomer. Daily expected, which be has the bills of: SALT, SARDINES. MACKEREL CANDLES, CANDY, STARCH, SODA, (by tbe keg) LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE. SOAP, Ac Raleigh, N. C, July 10, 18C1. 68 JUST RECEIVED AT THE INDISPENSABLE WIHTAKER'S, Jly31, 1801, 10 Boxes Colgate's pale Soup, 10 Boxes Colgate's Fancy Toilet Soap, 10 Boxes Osceola Statch, S Kegs Sods, SO Boxea Candles , 5 Hogsheads Molasses, 10 Ihizen Kroonis, 4" Sacks K.ne Salt, 0 (M and I B.cs Raisins, 1 1 Drums Fign, SO Hbls A. Sugar. S.CC0 ltis. NoHb-Cantlina Bacon, 111 Bbla. Cut Herrings, 1U Ubla. Fatnilr Rw Herrings, (X. C.,) fi libls. Mackerel, 5 Hbls. Mullet, 8 Hbls. Salmon, 6 Bbls. White Shad, 10 Bbla. Crackers. PEACHES AND APPLES. Raleigh, N. C, July 81, 1881. 6 TUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS- ,3 Butter, Water and Sttfla Crackers, Candtea. Sngar, Ac E. A. WHITAKER. Raleigh, N. O, July 19, 1881, 66 A LARGE LOT OF FRUIT DAILY Ex pected from Virginia, Georgia and Alabama. ' . E A. WHITAKER. Raleigh, 5. C, July 18,1881. .: . . v. ', . THE ENEEQJSTIC WHITAKER, 5 HAS SUCCEEDED IN GETTING A FINE atock uf GROCERIES AND LIQUORS from South. tra markets. Also, direct from the Factory, . . ' 60 Boxea Candle, - ' ' ? ' - v M Boxe Candy, . ' ? . ". , ' ' 10 Barreto MuHets, (Kew.) c .. l." - '' 10 Barrel? Mackerel, (New,) -'"i;" V to Barrel Kcfinl dngara, ' , 10 Uarreta Mnoktng yobacoo, , . - . ; , - ; to Boxes Cheese. . y : ' 10 Bnxea Soda Cracker. ? " "v Raleigh, June 14, 1861. " " " ' ' WOOD AND tFILLDWVWARE. -DAILY expected at the INIMITABLE WHIT A KERB a fcreat variety f WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. Apru 0,181. R0C1IM aVd COKrECtloSARtEsV - '; .ii'' i r F!?5.it SUU ' BH ! ! IHERRIXGS. MTJU Bt.PW1"1' SALMON, VTHITI IISH awl SHAD are daily aspect! at - . y 4 . WHJTAKIB'S CITT JMPOBITJM. JUST BECEITED AT FRANKLIN'S- , Strong Fresh and Saltr Sao. all to b baa la the SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. - - v" irr " Also,' arjfe Jot of toeru vmeeitaU Articit known &' m trade.; Con OhLvmuJiU, to t. 4, .-, ... . -- PRAltKUVtl ; Raleigh, K. Sept. jo 1981. ; , j , ,., t JBa j- r AH I CASH ! I - CASH 1 1 1 - V ' - I SELL. MT GOODS FOR-CASRI ;1W!1T IM A- Credit Business I Tberefor I hop eTerrpenmn that seas "thia Adrertisement will not ask me for CREDIT becaus '1 am notable to do a credit business ; and hare to nar CASH myself. - r.-v s-u.'-r. '- I hare called on eTery person that owe m a DOLLAR, and hare aot been able to collect tba first CENT. I wish yon would call on aum on that ia able to credit. :. " : . . , ,i . J. B. FRASKIN. April IS, 1881. f..C,;;.'..,,.. 8 pure old nonimojti' f SMOKING TOBACCO. ' A FINE LOT OF THE ABOVE TOBACCO fUT UP ia lb. an Wlb. paper. ' ' r..-.-j; Jnst to band and for aale br ' HEA'RT D. TTTRSIR.- , It. C. Books tore- .. : v . ti Raleigb. Nor. SO, 1880. HOTELS. MGLE -MR HOTEL; (FORIIERIAr GUIOJI HAS BEEN REFITTED AND FURNISHED, AND is now opened for tbe reception of GUESTS. The PaoPRtrroR make no promises, hnt inrite tbe public to give them a trial and judge for themselves. Thirty or thirty fare Member of the legislature can be furnwhed with board, and good and conrenient rooms. - . : , . O. L. BURCH, Raleigh. N. C, Jan. 16, 1861. . : '"oVtn A CARD. - WILLIAM T. BAINILL BE MUCH PLEASED to see bia old frieuds and patrons. Hi Boarding House is near tbe Standard Office, and be will also be pre pared to accommodate a few members of tba appruacainr Legislature with comfortable board. Kaleigu, S. C, July 26, 1881. 68 4 1. RAILROADS. Office Atlantic and N. C. R. R. Co., Newbibk, Kept. Si, 160. f ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 24th INSTANT, the Passenger Train will run tbe following aebewnl until further notice; I.EAT AaaiTR at i. Carolina City ewbern Kinsttn Mosely Hall Goldsboro', Morehead City Carolina City Newbern, Kinston Koseley Hall Lkat Goldsboro', Moseley Hall Kinston Newbern Carolina City t 50 7 05 9 10 10 56 11 80 T ' 8 40 10 45 11 25 12 OS a, m. - RETURNING: Abbitb 10 p. m. Mnseler Halt. S t 45 4 20 6 05 a 15 8 30 p. m. 8 .So 4 20 C 85 8 JO . ' Kinston " ewbern Caralinu City M Morebead City WA1. V. MEETS, SupL of Trains. 84 tf. Sept. 28, 1880. RAILROAD IRON AT CITY POINT. 800 Tona Railroad Iron, T Pattern, bi pounds to the yard, For sale by JAMES DUNL0P, Petersburg. V,. -October 12. 160. 818 tt ; N. C. RAILROAD OFFICE AT RALEIGH. FROM and after thia date no goods will be delivered until after tbe freight has been PAID. Ho txctptiont to the abora rule. D. A. WICKER, Agt. Jan. 1.1861. ; 4T,f . Office A. & N. C. Railroad, 1 Nxwbibx, Aug. 16, letSl. j" Tbe following Resolution was passed by the Board of Di rector in meeting, Aug. 8tb, 1861 : i . . Betolced. That on and after Saturday next, return ticket be issued at one fare from all points on tbe Railroad to Morebead City and return. To be issued only on Saturday, and to be good only nntil Monday thereafter. This order ia to be in force uutil the first day ol October. W. P. METTS, ; - SupL of Train. -August 24, 1861. 76 2t. ' MISCELLANEOUS. THE UTLEY GUN : IS NOW AT MR. BURCH'S HOTEL. WHERE IT will be exhibited to the Member of tbe Legislature and citizens of Raleigb, who may desire to see this North Carotiua invention August 16, 1861. 74 tf. RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY. THB O.XLT MANUFACTORY OF TYPE ON" SOI'THBRX SOIL SOUTH OF BALTIMORE. TnE PROPRIETORS OF THE ABOVE FOUNDRY bare also united with their Foundry a complete PRINTER'S FURNISHING WAREHOtSE, Having on band, or furnibing to order, every article re quisite fur a Printing Oliice, FROM A BODKIN - ' TO A ;''.- TEN-CYLINDER PRESS.. : Type and Printing Material from any Foundry North fur- ' nished when desired. We can, and will manufacture ia Richmond as good aa - v article as any Foundry Ko.th, We respectfully solicit the ' patronage uf the South. ' ' . HENRY L PELOUZE ACO. We refer you to erery Printer in this City. We also desire erery newspsper in tbe South to ci'pr Hiis adrer-' . tiseuient one month, sending ns one copy of their paper, . and receive tbtir pay lor such adrertisement upon pur chasing fire tia.es tbe amount of their bill from us. IL L. P. A CO. Angnst 16, 186t. 73 lm . . $30 REWARD. DESERTED THE COMPANY OF CHATHAM BOYS, ." , (stationed at Camp Carolina,) on the 11th instant, WILLIAM H. KING. Said King ia about 85 Tears of age, 5 feet lo inclie high, rery darkkinned, walks Tery erect, has a bold liok. He lives io Frankiinsrille. Psn aolph county, North-Carolina. Tbe Jsove reward will b ; ' Eaid by the Adjutant General to any one wbo will deliver -im to me at the Caiup of Instruction, in Raleigb, or y wherever I may be. , W. 8. McLEA?T.Cape. Augnst 19, 1861. : 75 tf. t. NOUTII.CAROLINA COAL. " , THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LKAVE TO ANNOUNCE -' to tbe cititens uf Kaleigh tbat .be has made arrange- -f , ments to keep nn band a coustut supply of COAL from ' Egypt, in Chatham county. - Persons wishing tu bare COAL delivered at their -residence, can have it, by making e irly applica ion. . P. FERRALI' . . ' ' ' ' WilmiugtoD Street. ' Raleigh. N. C. Ang. 27, If 61.. - . - 77 tf. ' : . SECRETARY'S OFFICE, I 1 Raleigb, Sept. loth, 1861. ' SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at fbi ' tlffice until the SRth instant, to fnrnish a snfficient ' Snantity if wood for the use of the State, in tbe Capitol, ' 1 uring the ensuing winter and spring. .... - . The wood to be aound oak and hickory, lo be delivered and measured in tbe Wood-Umue, on tbe Capitol ground, fronj tim to tint as reqnired, and to b eat into uiUbl ' leogrhs fur tbe several fire places. . , - .'-- v Bidder will sUle tbe pnea per cord at which they will fnmish it. - -: . -.:?' . The right of rejecting bid not advantageous to tbe State ;' l is reserved. ' - - . ,. . i-' . . .. .A' , RUFUSH.PAGE, 7; . . -Secretary of Sute. " - , : . . - 81-td. ..... .;. . ..' - - . . - " '- -' ',".'- CuAaLorra, N.C Sept 8,1861. OFFICE OP M. yr,' GRAND MASTER. P. A. M. All persons having bnaines with the M. W. G. Master, daring bis absence from the State, will addres all oommunieationa and applications of whatsoever kind, 4ttbe Dept. Grand Master, v W. WARD, Jack son villa, . Onslow comity, who will asam tbe duties of tfc Ot Mae ' ter'Offloe. - -' -. 4 i : - ; LEWIS SWlLLiAMa . . . i.,-- ' flr.nA Master. September 10, 1881. 81 St. CONFEDERATE COURT FOR THE DlS TRICT OF PAMLICO, N. C Tbe Special Term . this Court, order -d to be held at Beaufort on 4th day of September, 1S1, ia adjoined nntil tba 18th of Sept., 1861. iebeneldatllswbcra: i&k BIQQSi Jndge. September 10 1SS1. U. J ii 1 11 Ii if 1:? r