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Irmi-lSwIilij ftaniwrk
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EDITOR AND PBOPBIETOR.
,rrri VTioa Dollart per annum
llP THE "
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inT"D.'-T nw THE SEMl-W
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fir"! .nisTmi-AVeeVly Standard.
OnrreorWjnrstmsert.oa, - ,i
OneSqUiIS,unt insertion. - - - "
m beinsertd twelve months; or in both
xoVtis twelve month..
01 . . in Weekly Standard. .
nates ol - . . ,,,;,,. nd twenty-
"He -geHMBeeHIS -WW--
PROPERTY FOR SALE, 4c
. HAVE TWO TALUAB ??SS,
the sanie.auu-v-A.. - --
A. HUM-
H.C.
Dec 2, 1862.
t7 tf.
" c a w v nrt rent.
JV" REST MY HOUSE AND LO;
1 Rr.nSborou2h. The lot nAy
Col. C. A. Bon.
The house i a comninaom
house. w.th all necessary ontiion
An early application desired by
outlionsesIoraiaiHiijr i-
D. ORRELL.
7 8t
Dec. 2, lSfii
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND FOR
"". ! "T" j a miiu or at and saw. me um,u.
mmm
forty negroes, w.,u nnd thirty thou.
d pounds of fodder, which I will also sen to pu"-
wishine to see the plantation can do so bv call-
titiir it ii ii ii i iri uaiivo ' - .
Uke pleasure in showing it rur - -"---
Nor. 2S, 1862.
5 lm.
Talnable Estate far Sale near Gthor N.
o on the 15th of December, 18G2.
'.J i nK.f.REE OF THE COUNTY
"RV .f flanPdr.t November Term, 1862, as
Ad-
MlTeS-. A-,.U. I will
auction one
A 'ne same ..c -. - y- , - TllEES
ready
I bud-
hundred 'A1". eraftel and bud-
fur transpianuns. . r.
jjr....;ih.r vear'a srowllt. Ai.w. cuu.tc
Flowers in
!7. I-- .i:.rcr collection ol choice
ana aesiraoie
. - LI .
a large conecnnu ...
for planting. Among the large c "eetion of
Shrubs and Flowers and mes, wi.l be found
Grane-Yines f
an unusuTrquantity of very fine fru-ts. apricots, neohmnem,
pears, plums,, cherries, Ac. n-rsonal es-
At the same time anu y" ' " j ol.i .
... of th mid Thomas u rec.reK, urv u.
Sula to con-
tinue from day to day until all is sold.
Terms made known
on daj of sate. JQS HOUSTON. ASmr.
KoTember20.18S2.. '-id- ,
NOTICE.
Bv VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
Equity for Wake county, at ihe Jail term. 161,
f amended M the fall term. 18U I will seM in the town of
SStTilleton Saturday the STth day of December next
at olic outcry, to the higl.. bidder, a MrfJ
of land Ivin-r in said town of ForestTille, well situated and
wVMt!r;edel.t.gingotbe cU.e ol the late Bnan
GAUo, under tRe same authority, I will sell le9ur
House door in the town of Lomsburg, on Tbur-sdar the 1st
day of January, 183. a tract of ten acres of land in the
. . ... V im Ihirnsand
county oi rranKiin, near ...c
Dr Crudup, and Delonging to Hie estate of said deceased.
Both the above parcels of land will be sold oil a credit
of six months, purchaser to j;ive b-nd with two approved
sureties. c- HAKitiu.,
Adm'r. and Commissioner.
Also, on the 1st day of January, 1863, at Louisburg. I
will sell Two Hundred and Twenty acres of land, in the
Southeast corner of said couuty of Frauklin, adjosuing the
land of CapL Crudup.
Terms of sale cash or credit to ultJ,0BcbgRTSOy
Nov. 25,1862.
95 6tpd.
LAND FOR SALE,
a vai.TTARI.E FARM SITUATED WITHIN 3 1-2
A miles of the town of Oxford, containing 20 acres,
about one-half of which is in forest growth. The soil is
adapted to the usual grain crops, and grows fine manufac
turing tobacco. The situation is heujlhy, well watered,
and has a good dwelling house and other necessiry build
ings in good repair.
The terms will be made accommodating.
Address R- W. LASSITER,
- - Oxford, N. C.
Nov. 11, 1862. 91-tt
A GOOD OPPORTUaMTY FOR REFUGEES.
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO REMOVE IN
the country, offers for sale in the town of Ohapel
Hill, a large and handsome HOUSE on main street, not
far from the College buildings. The lot contains four or
more acres, With a good well, bathine house, kitchen, ne
gro houses, carriage house, barn, stables aud all necessary
outhouses.
Also, another lot coutainingrfibout two acres, and has on
it a good building, containing six rooms and all necessary
outhouses.
Also, thirty acres of wood land, about three miles from
town. . -
If not sold by the Erst of January, it will be for rent.
CORNELIA MORROW.
Chapel Hill, N. C, Oct. 23. 18-i2. 87 13tpd.
HORSES FOtt SALE.
FINE COLT. 3 YEARS OLD, (STALION,) BY MOR
ttau Unntcr, out of an Elevator mare.
ALSO.
A YOUNG GELDING, 6 years old, by MooiWBlack
Haw, out of thorough bred mare.
Apply to WM. F. ASKEW.
Raleigh, Oct If, 182. . 82-tf.
EAGLE HOTELCHAPEL HILL.
THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY SO GENERALLY
known throughout the Southern States, in connection
with the University, and its management fr twenty years
by Miss Nancy Hilliard, and recently by the subscriber, is
now for sale ou accommodating terms. So fair an oppor
tunity forau adrautagcuus investment iu real estate, is
rarely presented.
The buildings are extensive and commodious, the grounds
and stable lota spacious and well enclosed, and the stable
and outbuildings in pood repair. No similar property in
Norlh Carolina bas probably, during a long series of years,
yielded a larger return ou ilic outlay., or promises in the
hands of at, elticient manager fairer remuneration iu future.
It i offered for sale because paramount public engage
ments will not permit the proprietor tn give it the atten
tion which so extensive jiu establishment requires.
H. B. GUTHRIE.
October 23th, 1862. o7 IStptL
SOW FOR SALE.
ALUM. GUM OPIUM. MORPHIA. BLUE
1 NDIGO.
JB. Mass, Calomel. Toilet
Kimd. Arrow Kiint. Brimstone.
Creamor Tartar. Cmnainon IWk. Ooinine. Ensom Salts.
Black Lead, Matches Preueh Bmndv, Old Port jnd Sherry
Wines. E. KYE HUTCHISON.
Charlotte, IV C, Jov. 18, 1802. .
93 lm.
A SUBSTITUTE WANTED. v
A LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE GIVEN FOR ONE
otit 43 years oli Apply ai this HU;idard office.
Sept. 5, iSoa. 72 tf.
nniinDin mF.S OK I I.
V HAVE-FOR SAL.Kt.UH. " V.l, ,3T7mUes of . '
JL fine land.. y.ng.wu,UAu,r ' ' one.(hird
Henderson. Uranyu e uu.; .;- r-b wel, to. ,
rolnistratoroi iuoiu ... - , auction, on a
' ' '"' Y ? ? Y'" "v 77. v v v --' OMENBAR FOR 1862.:
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Voi. XII. . RALEIGH. N. C FRI DAY, DEC. 12, 1862, . -V,- . No. loo. . gfiSgs ;
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CONFEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT.
PBC9IDIXT,
JEFFEESON DAVIS, at MiwiMtppl.
TlCt PMMDENT,
- ALEX. H. STEPHENS, of Georgia
Mentbert of the Cabinet. .
Jodab P. BKi4ix, of I-ou"i8in, Secretary of State.
C U MMMiNOtn, of Sonth Carolina, Sec'y of the Trea.
Gobqi W. Banoolpii, of Virginia, Secretary of War.
Stphm R.' MALLOr, of Florida Secretary of the HaTj.
Jobw B. Roas. of Texaa, Poet Maater GeneraL
Thomai H. Watts, of Alabama, Attorney General.
Kobebt E. Lbb. General-in-Chiet
First Permanent Congress.
SENATE.
ALABAMA.
Wm L Yancey,
Clement C Clay.
ABKAS9AS."
Robert W Johnson,
Chan B Mitchell.
' PLOBIDA.
. A E Mxwell,
James M Baker.
eiOBQIA.
Beoj H Hill,
KENTUCKY.
H C Burnett,
Wm E Simms.
LODISIAXA.
Edward Sparrow,
T J Semmes.
MISSISSIPPI. '
Albert G Brown,
James Phelan.
MI3SODBI.
John B Clark,
K S Y Peyton,
XOBTH-CABOUXA.
- George Daria,
Wm T Dortcb.
SOUTH-CABOUKA.
Robt W Barnwell,
James L Urr.
TBilHESSBB.
Langdnn C Hayne.
Gusutus A Henry.
TEXAS.
Louis T Wignill,
W S Oldham.
TIBOIXIA.
RUT Hunter,
Wm B Preston.
. Total number 88.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. .
ALABAMA.
I)ui.
1. Thomas J Foster,
2. Wm R Smith,
3. John P Ralla,
4. J L M Curry,
5. Francis S Lyon,
6. W P Chilton,
7. David Clopton,
8. James L Pugb,
. K S Dargau.
ABKAXSAS.
NORTH CilUUHA,
DM.
1. W N II Smith,
8. Robt K Bridgers,
$. Owen R Kenan,
4. T D McDowell,
6.
ft.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Thos S Ashe,
Archibald H. Arrington,
J K McLean,
William Lauder,
B S Gaithcr,
A T Davidson.
SOUTH CABOL1XA.
John McQueen,
W. Porcher Miles, -
LM Ayer,
M L Bonham,
James Farrar,
W W Bojee.
TKXNKSSEE.
J T Heiakell,
W G Swann,
W H Tebbs,
E L Gardenabire,
II 8 Foote,
M V Gentry,
G. W Jones,
Thomas Menees.
J D C Adkins.
John V Wright,
David M Cucri.
TEXAS.
John Wilcox,
Claiborne C Herbert,
Peter W Gray,
F B Sexton,
Malcolm D Graham,
Wm B Wright.
VIRGINIA.
M R H Garnctt,
John R Chambliss,
James Lyons,
Roger A Pryor,
Thos S Bcock,
John Goode, Jr.,
James P Holcombe,
D C DeJarnette,
William Smith,
Alex R Boleler,
John B Baldwin,
Walter R Staples,
Walter Preaton,
Albert G Jenkius,
Robert Johnson,
Charles W Russell.
ABKAXSAS.
G A Garland.
J a M Patterson.
Felix I Batson,
Grandison D Royster, 1.
Augustus 11 U art ana, a.
Thos B Hanly.
PLOBIDA. -
B Hilton. 6.
S. James B Dawkma. 6.
OEOBGIA.
1.
s.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
S.
3.
4.
6.
.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
8.
8.
4.
s.
6.
1.
S.
3.
4.
Julian Hartridge, 1.
Chas J Munnerlyn, S.
Hines Holt, S.
Augustus H Kenan, 4.
David W Lewis, 6.
WmWCUrk. 6.
BobtP Trippe, 7.
Lucius J Gartrell, R.
Hardy Stiickland. 9.
Augustus K Wright, 10.
aiNTDCKr. 11
G W Ewing,
E M Bruce,
H "W Bruce, 8
Robt J Breckinyidg I.
John M Elliott, 4.
Moore, 5-
Henrv E Reed, 6.
T L Burnett,
J S Chrisman, 1
Geo B Hodge, S-
LOUISIANA.
Chas J Viliere,
Chas M Conrad, 5
Duncan F Kenner, .
Lucien J Dupre, 7.
John F Lewis, B.
John Perkins, Jr. 9.
MISSISSIPPI.
J. W. Clapp, 11.
Reuben Davis, !
Israel Welch. - 1-
H C Chambers, 14.
O It Singleton,
E Barksdale, 16
Jubn J McRae.
5.
C.
7.
MISSOUBI. I
1. W W Cook, 2.
2. Thomas A Harris,
8. Caspar W Bell,
4. AH Conrow,
5. Thos W Freeman,
. Geo G Vest,
7. John Hyer.
Total number, 107.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GLUE,
GLUE,
GLUE,
THE BEST IRISH GLUE,
MANUFACTURED BY
THIEM & FRAPS.
RALIEGH. N. C.
Oct. 28, 1S62.
87 tt
. n .casta SAt.R
by the hhd , barrel, or retail, for cash only, or country
The highest prices will
and good flour.
Oct 17, 1862.
be paid for good apple brandy
. r ,ir..tf 1,1 1?
Raleigh, N. C.
84 tf.
GRIND STONES.
THE SUBSCRIBER IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
Grind Stones of any siie. from 18 inches to 7 fret
diameter, equal to the Sova Scotia Stones, which they re
aemble Tbey have been tested at the Fayetteville Arse-
Addmr, PP PATRICK LINEHAM.
Branch P. O.. Chatham Co.. N. C.
Or.JOHN MAUNDER,
Raleigh. N. C.
Not. 11, 1862.
91 lm.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT, 1
Ualeizh. Nor. 19th, 1862. f
rrr. TTvrT-Divirn WISHES TO CONTRACT
JL for the manufacture of 1000 Knapsacks, samples of
which to be exhibited at this oince, tor insnec..ou.
T. D. HOGG,
Capt and C. S. in charge of Ordnance.
Raleigh, Not. 21, 1862. 4-tf.
Headquarters, Cobb's Brigade,
n- . - Vn.n.iir.icRiiBn. Va.. Nov. 24th. IS62. I
AThFFICERS AND MEN ABSENT FROM THIS BRIG
S.W ade without leave, (including exchanged prisoners.)
are berebv notified that correct lists from each Regiment
i. in k. offir- of tha Assistant AdiuUnt Uen
re out, w" .. . .u . -- .
eral : and that such as fail to return to duty by the first of
December, will be reported to the proper amnoruiea u.
. dealt with according to - army regum.......
ByorderofBrig.Gen.CoBB: BERRIEXf
A. A. A. Gen.
Dec's, 1862 ' . ,7''
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. -
mnE UNDERSIGNED HAS IN PRESS AND WILL
X Morty piibliah a work, entitled
"Sorcery for Camp, Field and Hospital.'
Those disposed to become subscribers will please forwaid
. i .k iha aninnr si i. rvniiirn. r. j.
,ue.r uau-c EDWAHO WARREN. M. D-.
Surjr. Gen'l of N. Carolina.
V..nK IX 1S3. ' 92 lm.
COM.MISSARX DEPA RTMENT, I
RaleiRb, Not. 24th, 18(fc. f
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO PURCHASE AS
.. TEN GOOD MULES. A liberal
vnKA aapill rvs Tin i ft frT ikam
y HOGG. Capt C. 8.
Kr. S. 1S2. 95 6U:
SNUFF I SNUFF 1 1
TORILLARD'S "HIGH TOAST" SNUFF.
i A,.lhv' "Ruilroad" do.
ForilebV A. A. WILLAKD.
POWDERED SUGAR.
TtRt a r.non POWDERED SUGAR.
O For sale by A. A. WH.LABD.
Greensboro'. N. C. Nov. 21, 1862. 94 m.
Wilmington & Weldon R. B. Co., ) .'
WILMIXGTOX, fl. V., Bin HOV., jro.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY
declared a dividend-of eleven (11-100) per cent, on
the unappropriated profits of the Road on and after tbe 1st
January next, at the office of the Treasurer. Transfer
. Book will be closed after 20th December. - '
L. HVDbROSSET, See y.
Kor. 18, 1862. -93 9t
PROPERTY FOR SALE, Ac. - GROCEKIES, ac . . ... , HEADQUARTERS, . 171819 20212223-1819 20122834
. - Camp of Instractln. I I okIocIot'oq a ? Ur oCoUnCJ.
SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN CHAPEL
HILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
AS DIRECTED BY THE WILL OF THB LATE
JONES MORGAN, the undersigned will, upon the
27 tb of December next, in the village of Chapel Hill, ex
pose at public sale to the highest bidder, a very valuable
House and Lot in said village. The boose is new, well
built and very commodious ; it baa two stories, and con.
tains six rooms, besides three in the basement. There are
three acres of ground attached, which may be divided into
two lots. Persons in search of residence will do well to
examine this property before buying elsewhere.
. Terms, as directed by the will, are, one and two yeara
credit upon the price, secured by good bonds, in equal la
talmentSi and title reserved until the money is paid.
JOHN W. CARR, Jx.
Chapel Hill, Dec. 9, 1862 -d,
LAND FOR SALE.
IOrFER FOR SALE TEN. ACRES OF LAND, 8IT
nated near Asbury Station, on the N. C. Railroad,
about six miles west of Raleigh.
There is on the land a good dwelling house, with four
rooms, an excellent well of water in the yard, a good barn
.and all necessary outhouse. I will sell on reasonable
terms, privately. ...
For further information, apply to the subscriber. .
JOSEPH BETTS.
Dec 9, 182. -
FOR SALE."
4 TRACT OF LAND 977J," ACRES, SEVEN MILES
west of Charlotte, Mecklenburg county, N. C. Fine
farming land for grain, grass, cotton and tobacco.
The grain, stock, provender, farming implements, Ac, can
be purchased with it.
v- t, riTT no
1. 0. iAi
December 8. 186J. ' 60 wit.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN
CHAPEL, miAlA
1 OFFER FOR SALE THE LARGE BKiUa. liwti.Lr
ing House in Chapel Hill, known as the Hunt property,
situated on the College Avenue, near the residence of Dr.
Jones. ...
The bouse is of two stones, with seven rooms ana six
fire-places. It baa been well constructed. It would be a
very desirable place for a family wishing to reside in Chapel
Hill, or for a private Boarding House. There is an excel
lent well of water, with the usual number of out-bouses.
The Lot contains about four acres.
This Real Estate will be offered at Public Auction, in
Chapel Hill, on Thursday, the 18th of December, 1862.
Terms made Known at tne sale.
Mr. D. Tilly, of Chapel Hill, will take pleasure in show.
ing the property to those who may wish to examine the
same. IRA BECKW1TH.
Dec S, 1862. dtpa.
LAND FOR SALE.
I HAVE FOR SALE DETWEEN THREE uUa"uiii!.u
and Sour hundred acres of land, Iving about ftiur miles
west of Raleigh, on the Railroad. Persons who may de
sires to purchase laud will please apply to the undersigned.
Tf W. A AA4.4.
Raleigh, Nov. 1662. 93 tf.
IMPORTANT SALE.
m n B
UNDERSIGNED, AS ADMINISTRATOR OF '
:b B l.t . dmud will, on Wednesday the '
X HugB B
1UIU U A ? Ul lMWUdt AW"., " - ' " " HI, .
late Hugh r. Lyon, nearueaar potk, expose iu puuue ai
SIX SLAVES, some of tbetn very valuable. j
Tebms A credit of 12 monies will Oe gi'en, tne pur- j
chsser giving bond with approved secaritr, before remov
ing the property. Cash will be received if desired.
' r nivuinv IkU'P A A
I
Wake Co., N. O, Nor. 25, 1862. 4S 3t
A FINE RESIDENCE AND FARM FOR
SALE.
I WILL SELL, IF CALLED ON SUU. I1
rable property, situate live miles west of Greensboro', i
on Salem road. "The bouses are new and complete. Tbe
farming lands well fenced ; an orchard or near luo nnesi
fruit trees, and every convenience necessary ; two bun-
dred and twenty-tire acres of land, one hundred and seven- ;
tr-five acres well timbered, only : miles frm the a. u
Railroad, where there is a demand lor wood and sills.
Any one wishing to bur, will please call and see tbe pro-
Serty. or address me for further particulars, at New Gar
en. N. C. DR. FAUCETTE.
Oct SI, 1862. . 88-ot.
, a
. PONY FOR SALE.
A BOUT EIGHT YEARS OLD, PERFECTLY GEN
t. tie and a natural pactr. . Apply to
A. A. WILLARD.
Greensboro', N. Nor. 28, 186t 96 flm.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
-MTNLESS DISPOSED OF AT PRIVATE SALE, WILL,
U be sold on the first dav of January, 186-1, at auction,
on the prenrses at 12 o'clock, the lot situated on street
immediately south of Lynn Adams' residence, on which'
is a small tenement containing three rooms, conveniently
arranged for a small family, with a good garden. Thia is
a desirable location for a tradesman of small family, as it
is near the market, aud convenient to It a business pan oi
tbe city. ....... . ... . ,
Terms uvorable, ana win ne maae snnwo mm ma u.j ui
tale. JAS. M
Agent ana Auctioneer.
Raleigh, Not. 28, 1862. 96-tf.
CARDS, &C
H. A. BADHAM,
AfTOUNEY AT L.AAV,
RALEIGH, N. C.
OrriCE Brick buildtng tuar M Churl Home.
Oct 14, 1862. 83 If.
E. II. STOKES,
AUCTIONEER
For the Sale of Negroes,
COBXBB OP PBAKKLIX ST. AXD LOCUST ALLET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Will Board Gentlemen engaged In the Trade,
AND THEIR SERVANTS.
September 16, 1862. . ' 75 6mpd. .
MR8. II. W. MILLER,
WILL BE PREPARED ON THE FIRST OF NEAT
November, to receive BOARDERS, both with and
without rooms.
Sept. 80, 1862. 79 tl.
jgj" Register copy till forbid.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VALISE LOST.
TT 0ST, AT G0LDSB0R0UGH. A SMALL VALISE,
8 A marked on both ends F. W. L. A handsome reward
will be given for its delivery at thia office.
November 28, 186i M-T.
. PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
A PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT IS OFFERED FOR
aale, the materials of which are nearly new. Ap
ply at this office.
Nov. 28, 1862. 9 tf
SALT t SALT! I
o
N CONSIGNMENT, VIRGINIA AND NORTH-CAR
olina SALT, and for sale by the sack only.
jas. ai. iuhliaI. Agent.
Raleigh, Not. 23, 1862.
96 tf.
FAMILY FLOUR.
A FEW BARRELS IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT
market prices. JAS. M. TOWLES, Agt .
Dec 9, 18-2. .
COPPERAS AND BLUE-STONE FOR SALE.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, ARE MANCFACTU-
RING Copperas and Bine Stone, at Gold Hill,
Rowan county N. C; and have a considerable qnaotity on
baud. Our price by the wholesale is FIFTY CENTS for
Blue Stone, and ONE DOLLAR for Copperas, per pound,
-it our works, or delivered at Salisbury.
ROBERTS, HOLMES k CO.
Dec 9, 1862. - W-im
ATTENTION, FRJENDS OF THE 46TH N.
C. TROOPS.
I EXPECT TO LEAVE TH0MASVIUJ3, N. C, FOR
the 46th Begt. on Tuesday morning, December 80th,
and will be pleased to receive packages, or boxes of cloth.
W. proTisions, Ac, for any company or memberor the
Regiment delirered at TbomasTille, Goldsboro , or Weldon
or any points between. Potatoes, cabbages, onions, Ac,
am especially needed. Mark each box with nanu.eompa
earA?itU"T.LTR0y,Hd it will be prompt,
ly delirered. T- OV.
Dec 9 1802. otpa.
Greensboro' Patriot, Wilmington Journal nd
Fayettevilre Observer copy twice and forward bills to me
t Troy's Store, N. 0.
AT WHITAKE R'S.
October 21st, 1802.
JUST RECEIVED,
1000 lbs. Wax Candles. '
At
INDISPENSABLE WHITAKER'S
. 8S-
Oct. SI, 1863.
-t f BARRELS NO. 1 RICE.
JLVF - At
ENERGETIC WHITAKER'S.
.85
Oct. 21,-1862.
20
BQZE8 TOBACCO,
At
WHITAKER'S.
81
Oct. 2.1, 1862.
19 REAMS BLOTTING PAPER.
20 CASES CLARET WING,
t BOXES PURE STARCH.
At
Oct. 21. 1882.
WHITAKER'S.
85
DAILY EXPECTED.
1000 LBS. STRONG FRESH SNUFF.
1000 CAKES TOILET SOAP.
At
WHITAKER'S.
Oct 21, 1862. 85
ON HAND CONSTANTLY, A FINE As
sortment of FAMILY GROCERIES.
At
WHITAKER'S.
Oct 8, 1861
80 tf.
CANDLES.
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF WAX CANDLES,
Jrm. manufactured br
VESTAL. A KLAPP.
3F Orders solicited.
Graham, N. C, Oct 21, 1862.
8-9tpd.
AT. WHITAKER'S,
NO. 1 FAMILY FLOUR,
WHITE MEAL.
FRESH BUTTER,
EGGS.
IRISH POTATOES,
' SWEET - .
DRIED APPLES.
- PEACHES,
" PRUNES,
" PLUMS.
Raleigh, Nor. 2i, 1861.
94 tf.
I FAUCES,
'55 At
Raleigh, Nor. 21, 1862.
WHITAKER'S.
94 tf.
bT
INE CITY CARRIAGE CAN BE HAD AT ALL
M. hours at
E. A. WUITAKKK'S.
94 tf.
Raleigh, Nov. 21. 12.
FEW BARRELS SUGAR,
At
INIMITABLE WHITAKER'S.
m
tl. 1862, . 85
MISCELLANEOUS.
BACON HAMS,
j A SMALL LOT OF VERY NICE HAMS JUST RE
I ia. ceired on ounaignmeot
' JAS. M. TOWLES, Agl.
Dec 9, 1362. 9
HARDWARE AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY, THE 22o INSTAVT, IN FRONT OF
our store in Charlotte, we will sell $4,000 worth of
hardware, comprising many articles now net ded.
COCHRANE A SAMPLE.
December 8, 1862. 99 5t
DIRE CT O R Y
OF THE GENERAL ASSEMRLY OF NORTH. -CAROLINA,
for the Session commencing November J 7,
1862. Price 50 cents.
Address GILBERT & CO.
Raleigh, December 8, 1862. 99-8tpd.
Camp Martin, )
Neab Kixstox, Dec 5, 186-i. f
-AT0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL THAT ARE
la. absent from Com nan v D. Slat Kev't. N C.
J to report in person to tbe Company commander, or they
I will be considered as deserters, and" treated aa such.
R. L. BRYANT, Capt. Co. D.
lst Reg't N. C. T.
Dec. 8, 1862. 89 4t
" UNIVERSITY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF
tbe University will be held in tbe Executive Office,
cn Wednesday Ihe 10th inst
CHAS. MANLY, Sec'y.
Raleigh, Dc 2, 182. 97-ft.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
Wil.A Man. Railroad Company,
I'-
W ilMixgtox, r. C, Nov. aih. s2.
fail HERE BEING NO QUORUM PRESENT ON THE
JB. 2Mb inst., the stockholders of the Wilmington nnd
Manchester Rail Road Company adjourned to meet in W il
raiugtou, N. C., on Thursday, the lltb f December next
WM. A. WALKER, Sec y.
Dec 1,1862. 9731.
JUST PUBLISHED,
TURNER'S N. C. ALMANAC,
for 1SG3.
TBRICE $40.00 per 1,000,
$5.00 per 100,
JL ni.oo per dozen, and 15
cents per single
copy.
FOR SALE wholesale and retail, by
HENRY O. TURNER, '
N. C. Bookstore.
Raleigh, Dec. 1, 1862. 97 It
A,
NOTICES, Ac
NOTICE.
AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
Nail of Randolph County. North-Carolina, on the
9th day of October, 1M6-2, a runaway alave, who says his
name is HENCE, and that be belongs to John Thomas
Mebane, of Bertie Cnucty, Nortb-Carolina. The said slave
ia black, five feet aix inches high, and appears to be about
twenty-one yeara old. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay ail charges and take him
away, as he will be disposed of aa the law directs.
B. F, STEED, Jailor.
Oct 23, 1862. ' 44 wm.
" NOTICE.
fgjTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER WHILST ON
my return home, about tbe 1Mb November laat, three
MULES, one ot which was a I'gbt colored ctay mule, one
small mare mule, dark color, tbe other not recollected as
to color. One was lost in Warren County, the others left
at Hilliardston, N. C, and were cnuplad together -when
they got away. Ary person having any knowledge of their
whereabouts, will be reasonably rewarded by writing me
at Falkland, N. C. P. A. ATKINSON.
Dec 6, 1862. 98 lmpd. -
NOTICE. "
I WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICK FOR
Fodder, Oats or Hay, delivered at my Stables, (former
ly Clayton's,) Raleigh, N. U., opposite MarEel Square.
j. a fraaSklin.
Oct 81.1869.
88 lm.
NOTICE.
r 11 A KEN FROM A MULATTO BOY ON THE 11TH AU
X gust, a Sorrel Mare, star in forehead, white bind feet,
white spot on laft shoulder, aad foretop cut off. The own
er will please come forward, prove property, pay charges,
Ac 1 JOHN KHCRMAN,
Oxford, Granville, N. C.
' August 20th, 1862. 6S tf
WANTS, &c
TANNER WANTED.
AN EXPERIENCED TANNER CAN FIND C0N
atant employment and eood wages, by applying im
mediately in person or by letter to
D. McD. LINDSEY. Raleigh, N. a .
' Or H. C. LIQON, ForestTille, N. C.
- Good reference required. . .
Nov. 24, 1362. - ' 95 tt
ANTED AT THE GRANGER nOUSE,
Goldsborougb. . u., tor tne ensuing year, eigoi
Nn. 1 111NINO ROOM SERVANTS, tor wuicn a liberal
price will be paid. Persons baring sucb set rants to birs
will do well to make early .pplicatmu " .
Per C L. McNIDER.
Goldsboro', N. C, Nor. 21, 1862. 94-lm. .
HEADQUARTERS,
Camp of Instruction, V
Camp Holmes. Dec 1. 1861 I
T N ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS FROUJ
m. tne aecreiary oi narae lotiowing Ueneral Order, Ho.
9, is published: . '
The enrolling officers of this State will pay particular at
tention to the same and report to these Headquarters all
officers and enlisted men who do not comply promptly with
said order. , -
By order of COL. PETER MALLETT,
Commanding Camp of Instruction.
E. N. Manx, Adjutant -
Am't. axo Ixspectob Gexebal's Oppick, I
- Richmoxd, Nov. 27, 1862, J
Gexesal Oboebs, 1
No. 96. f - " -
Commandants of conscripts will cause tbe following or
der to be published for at least seven times in a sufficient
number of newspapers in each State of the Confederacy to
ensure its reaching everypart ol tbe country.
I. All commissioned officers and enlisted men who are
now absent from their commands from any other causes
than actual disability, or doty under orders from tbe See
retary of War, or from their department commanders, will
rciuru w lueircouimanus witnout ueiay.
.IL Commissioned officers failing to comply with the pro
Tisions ol the foregoing paragraph within a reasonable
length of time, in no case to exceed twenty days after tbe
publication of this order, shall be dropped from tbe rolls
of the army in disgrace, and their namea will be furnished
to tbe commandant of conscripts for enrollment in tbe ranks.
... A II I ' . 1 ........ . ...
in. aii enusiea men woo snail iau to comply with the
provisions of paragraph I, of this order, within a reasons.
ble length of time, shall be considered as -deserters, and :
treated accordingly, their names to be furnished to the
commandant of conscripts, in tbeir State, for publication,
or such other action as may be dtemed most efficacious.
IV. In order to ensure the efficient, co-operation of all
concerned to carry this order into immediate effect, De
partment Commanders are directed to require from the
commanding officer of each separate command in tbeir De
partments a prompt report of the names of all commission
ed officers and en'isted men now absent from their com
mands. These reports must state in each case the cause of
absence, and any regimental, battalion or company com
mander -who sball neglect to furnish such a report, or who
shall knowingly be guilty of concealing any case of unau
thorized absence, shall, on conrictiuc thereof, be summarily
dismissed.
V. Under the provisions of the 2d elans of mn-nnli
I, of General Orders No. 82, commissioned oScers and pri
vates who are incapable of bearing arms in consequence of
wounds received in battle, but who are otherwise fit for
service, are required, if not otherwise assiirned. to renort
to the nearest commandant ef conscripts in their respective
States who will, if they are fitted for such duty, assign
lucui w iu- cuuecuon oi siraggi.ers ana tne entorcement ol
tbe provisions of this ordor, with full power to call upon
the nearest military authority lor such assistance as may
be necessary thereto.
VL Officers of the Quartermaster's Department, charged
with payment of troops are hereby directed not to pay any
commissioned officer, nnn commissioned officer or private
who does not furnish satisfactory evidence that he is not
liable to the penalties described'in the foregoing order.
Any disbursing officer who sball make payment in viola
tion of this order shall be liable on his bond for the amount
of such payment
By order,
(Signed,) a COOPER,
"Adj't. and Inspector General.
Deo. 2. 1861. ' r 9371.
tST Tbe Register, State Journal and Progress, in Ral
eigh, Wilmington Journal, Fayetteville Observer, Greens
borough Patriot, Charlotte Bulletin and Asbeville News,
will publish seven times and forward bills to Standard
oiuce. -
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH-CAKO
LINA.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, IN ORDER TO STOP, IF POSSIBLE,
the wicked system of speculation which is b'ight-
cttu auo jiniuucuuD ui laniine ana
u1.Ai1.-7. iu tne miasi oi plenty, tne Legislature or north
Carolina, by joint resolution thereof. rt;Hit
day of this month, (November,) bare authorized me to lay '
an embargo upon tbe exportation from the State of certain
'articles nf nrim hpn.uir m-rt n n..n.
for certain purposes: f
Now, therefore, I, ZEBUL0N B. VANCE, Governor
of the State of North-Carolina, do issue this my proclama-
iuu. loruiuumg an persons, lor tne spaee ol tliirty days
from tbe date hereof, from carrying beyond tbe limits oi
the State any aalt, bacon, pork, beef, corn, meal, flour, po
tatoes, shoes, leather, bides, cotton cloth, and yarn and
woolen cloth. The following persons are alone to be ex
empted from this prohibitum, vix:
All Quartermasters aud Commissaries, Agents of tbe
Confederate Government and of anv State of the (Ynleder-
acy, exhibiting proper evidence of 'their official character ; -'
also all Agents of any county, district town or corporation
of other State, who sball exhibit satisfactory proof of their
authority to purchase such articles in behalf of such
town, county, district or corporation for public uses, or for
distribution at costind transportation, and not for re-sale r
profit ; also all persons who may make oath before the '
nearest Justice of the Pence that the articles purchased are
for their own private use. and not for re-anle twlore thav '
are removed ; also all persons, non residents, who may have
bought such articles before the date hereof. The excep
tion is to extend to salt made by non-residents on the sea
coast and in their own works, and to cargoes entering any
of our porta from abroad.
Any of said articles that may be stopped in Iraruiiu
from our borders are to be confiscated to tbe use of the
State.
Uutil further order the Colonels of Militia in the
different counties, are enjoined to see that this proclama
tion is enforced.
Not intending or desiring to prevent the people of our
. sister States from sharing with our own citixens whatever
we can spare, but to repress speculation so far as may be
possible, I earnestly appeal to all good citizens to aid and
sustain me iu tbe euforcemeut of this proclamation for tbe
common good.
) ' In witness whereof, Zsbclox B Vance. Gover
L . nor. Captain General, and Commander-io Chief,
bath signed these presents, and caused tbe great
seal of Ihe Sraje to be affixed. - '
Doue at our City of Raleigh, this 26th day of November, J
A. D., 1&62, and in ibe year of our Independence ihe 67th.
. IS. VAAUti
By the Governor:
R. U. Battle, PribaU Sterelary.
Raleigh. Nov. 23th, 186i 96-2 1
E47 All papers in the State will copy tice.
CONSCRIPTION.
THOUSANDS IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
owing to tbe di Cerent laws and exemption bills pass
ed by tbe last two sessions ol tbe Confederate States Con
gress, are so mystified as to their real duties they know
not what course tn pursue. We advise all who really be
lieve themselves subject to the law to report immediately
at tbe respective camps appointed for the enrollment of
conscripts in tbe different States. To those who believe
themselves exempt, we would respectfully say, that on se
curing our fee, which is Five Dollars, we will furnish
them the law bearing on tbeir cases aud every additional
information Which we bave cleaned from the action ef the
authorities in parallel cases, and we are prepared to take
all the responsibility of such advice. We will do nothing
but a Legitimate business. Thost whom we find are really
liable, we will inform accordingly. Those who are not (and
there are thousands in every State who are not) we will
give tbem our advice with the law bearing upon tbeir casea.'
Having every. facility, we are prepared to give every in
for natiou regarding aoy other business connected with
tbe army.
Owing to tbe heavy expense incurred in procuring this
information, we will notice no communication unaccompa
nied with our retaining fee nf Fiv Dollar.
; . THOMAS JONES it CO.,
Box 258 P. O., Raleigh. N. C. .
Dec 5, 1862. . . 98 lm.
HILLSBORO N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
rilHE FIFTH ACADEMIC YEAR OF THIS INSTI-
X TUT10N will commence on the first Wednesday
in February, 1863. for information and circulars,
apply to Maj. WM. M. GORDON,
. Sup't U. M. A.
Hillsbobo', N. C, Not. S8, 1862. 96 Sra
LONG HANDLE SHOVELS.
JUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF THE NORTH
Carolina made SHOVELS, well made and will com
pare favorably with any Northern manufacture $oU at
tJinp pricti ernVy, adding for expnt$.
. JAS. M. TOWLES. Agt.
Raleigh, Nov. 7, 1862. . 90 tf.
COMMITMENT, 4c
COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WAKE COUNTY,
a negro man who says his name is WASHINGTON,
and that he belongs to Capt William Smith, of the 6th
regiment N. C. T, and. that be new resides in Petersburg,
Va. Said boy says tlat he was put on the ears at Salis
bury, N. C. by bis master, and by some accident they be
came Separated, and be, tbe said boy, was taken up and
committed as a runaway.
Also, another neCro, callinghimself HENRY BR0OK8;
cars be is free, and that h is from Wayne County. N. C,
and was bound to Benj. Herring, of said-county, now dead.
Said boy is a bright mulatto, about yeans o.a.
ri once is nereoy giea iu MiBijunr,uci,wu
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them sway,
or they will be dealt with as the law directs.
. - - W. II. HIGH, BberifE
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TRACTS FOR SOLDIERS, Ac
Publications of the General Tract Agency,
BALEIOB, K0. . ."
APPROVED BY ALL THE PASTORS OF THIS CITY.
-tracts op pour paoks. ' .
- A Voice from Heaven, Don't Put it Off. Self-Dedication
to God. Private Devotion, The Allufficiency of Christ
.The Act of Faith, Motives to Early Piety, The Sentinel, Are
Yon rreparea r rrepare to sieet toy lion, An appeal to
the Young, by Rer. James McGready, Come and Rest, by
Rev. J. C. Kyle, The New Year, The Great Gathering, Lor
est Thou Me, Tbe French Soldier. Are Yon Ready, The .
Life-Preserrer, Tbe Precious Blood of Christ, or How a
Soldier was Saved, My Spirit shall not Always Strive, by
Rev. J. U Fowles, Tbe Improvident Traveler, by Rey.
Wm. J. ling. D. D; Soldiers Conquer Your Great Ene- '
my, by Prof W. H. Owen; Where are the Christians in the -Army?
by b lady of N. C, Who will Show us any Good T '
by Rev. Wm. J. Hnge, 1). D , What Wilt Thou That I
Should Do Unto Thee r by Rev. Wm. J. Hogc, D. D.,
What Can I Do? by Rev. T. V. Moore, D. D., Sunshine,
by Rev. P. B. Price, The Sinner and tbe Saviour, Gospel
Showers, by Rv. J. C. Hiden, To a Christian in the Army,
bv Rer. T. V. Moore, D. D., Liquor, Ac , by a Physician, ''
Where are You Going t Do Yon want a Friend f
TRACTS OP EIGHT PAGES-
Cssting Our Burden on the Lord, by Rev. Jos. M. Atkin
son, The Soldier, A Mother's Parting Words to her Sol
dier Boy. Individual Effort Christ in You, by Rev. C. F.
Deems, D. D., Christ's Gracious Invitation. Why Wilt Ye j
Die? by Rev. A. M. Poindexter, D. D, Don't Swear, by
"Rev. J. B. Jeter, D. D., A Living Oracle, by Rer. L. W .
Seeler, D. D-, Advice to Soldiers, by Rer. Wm. Royal,
Shilob, by Rev. J. L Burrows, D. D., In Camp, by Rev. '
Wm. F. Bmadus, D. D., Sufferings of tbe Lost, by Rct..J.
H. Martin, The Sick and tbe Physician, by Rer. J. C Long.
TRACTS OP SIXTEEX PAGES.
Your Soul Is It Safer Call to Prayer, by Rev.J.C.
Ryle, The tireat Day of Wrath and ot Glory, by Rer. Jno.
S. Long, The Centurion, by Rer. Tbos. E. Skinner, God
tbe Giver of Victory and Peace, by Rev. Jos. M. Atkinson.
TRACTS OP THIRTT-TWO PAGES.
Come to Jesns, by N. Hall, The Bible or Atheism, by J.
Randolph Tucker, Esq . The Soldier's Pockt .Bible.
Tbe Soldier's Text Book, by. Rev. J. R. Macduff, D. D,
48 pages ; Hymns dr tbe Camp, 128 pages.
Each dollar given sends out 15C0 pages to onr noble de
fenders free of freight. Since June 1st, 186 1, we have sent
out of the above 17,540,420 pages.
. WM. J. W. CROWDER, Agent
P. S. We are also binding 25,000 copies of tbe Testa
ment and Testament and Psalms, printed by the Bible So '
eiety nf the Confederate States. -
Raleigh, Oct. 14, 1862. 4 88 tf.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
' N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
AT the Annual Meeting of the North-Carolina Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, held on the 14th 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, u
C. W. I. Uiitcbings, "
Kemp P. Battle, ?
George Little, "
James M. Towles, "
James E. Hoyt, Washington.
Alex. Mitchell, Ncwberu,
Joshua G. Wright Wilmington.
John M. Joces, Edenton.
Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth City.
Jos. Ramsay, Plymouth.
J. W. Harrell, Murfreeaboro.
- U. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton. ' '
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville
Joseph White, Anson County.
Josh. Bonner, Salem.
- A. T. Summy, Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Selby, PmiiUnt. '
H. D. Turner. Vie PwidnU
John H. Bryan, Attorney. - ,
Hamden S. Smith, Secretary and Tnatwrtr.
T. H. Selby,.X-cio, )
John R. Williams, Ez. OvmmiiU.
C. W. D. Hutchings. )
This Company has been iirsnccessful operation over II
years, and continues to take risks upon all clave of prop
erty In the Slate, (except Steam Mills and Turpentine Dis
tilleries,) upon favorable Terms- Its Policies now caver
property amounting to nearly f,000,OiH, a large portion ef
which is in country riski; and its present capital is over
four hundred thousand dollars, in bonds, properly secured.
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, post-paid.
resaou - . HAMDEN 8. SMITH, -Wy.
Raleigh. Jan. 18,1862. '
GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
- COMPANY,
Fays all Losses Promptly I
' DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane, CVrus P. Mend.-nhall, David P. Weir,
James M. Garrett, T. M. Jones, N. H, D. Wilson, Dand Ms
Knight, M. S. Sherwood, Jed. H. Linlsay, R. M. Sloan,
C. G. Yates, R. Sterling, Wm. Barringer, Grcenabomugh ;
Alexander Miller, Newbern ; Dr, W. C. Ramsey, Wades
borough: W. A. Wright, Wilmington; Rev. R. C. May
riard, Franklinton ; E. F. Watson, WatsonTille; A. J.Tork,
Concord; B. Craren, Trinity College. .
oppicebs: .
N. H. D. WILSON, . - - President,
JED. H. LINDSAY, .- - Vice President .
muv a fill.MF.R. . - Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, - - Secretary and Treasnrsr.
N. H. D. WILSON,)
C. G. YATES. V Executive Committee.
J. M. GARRE'tT, )
AH communications on bun'riess of the office sn.ald be
uirectedno PETER ADAMS. Secretary, .
GreensboroBgh. .
. April 25. 1862. 4-lj
NORTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RANCE COMPANYw
OrriCE- Raleigh, N. C.
THIS COMPANY TAKES TUSKS UPON ALL
healthy Uvea between tbe ages of 1 and to years
for one year, for seven years, or for life the awrtrf ft
lift participating in the profits of the Company. Slaves,
between the ages of 10 and 60 years, are insured brcM
year or five years for two-thirds tbeir market value. '
All losses paid within 90 days sfter satisfactory proof is
pre,ented" DIRECTORS FOR I8o AND 1861.
Chas .'K. JonKSOK. I w- S- asox.
W. W. II OLD EX,
W. H. Joxbs.
QUEKTEX BUSBEE,
H. W. Hosted,
W. H. McKeb,
K. P. Battle,
J. G. Wiluams,
C. B. Root,
P. F. Pkscud,
EvERAED
R. H
Battle. '
OFFICERS
Chas- K. Jonxsox, President, .
" W, W. Holdex. Vice-President, '
II. W. Huxted. Attorney, . -
W. 11. Joxes, Treasurer.
R. H. Battle, Secretary, . r
W. H. Metre, Med. Examiner.
C. B. Root, ) -"
Q. Busbce, ' E. Com.
f, H. McKee, )
.For rnrtber information the public is referred to the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal, which may be obtained
t the office of tb. Compa-yy jg-.-
Secretary.'
" Raleigh. Jan P. 1862. . 4-1 j.
SPLENDID GREEN TEA.
NE CHEST OF 80 POUNDS, SUPERIOR QUALITY
J and flavored GREEN TEA. For sale at
TESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
Raleigh, Sept.12, 1862. 74-tf. . .
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