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THE (Tarboro', N. C.J SOUTHERNER,
ilatauts in cold blooa-they have ai- for his signal service and eoinplimen-
tin' the daring lutrepuny oi mc
GOVERNMENT.
PRESIDENT Jefferton Davit, of Missis.
VH'E PllES'T Alex. II. Stephens, f Ga.
Secretary ) Stale 3. V. Benjamin.
t ' Trt..tsuryC. G- Mcainnngcr,S. C.
JJ',,, J. A. Scildon, of Va.
lowed and even ordered their devilish
soldier, to treat and use innocent and
virtuous fern-iles as "Tmps of the
paVe" they arc endeavoring to incite
a servile insurrection, by encouraging
the slaves of the South to murder their
lawful masters, their wives and their
children. These things they have done
and arc now do'iug, and other atrocities
which shock humanity and which should
ade.
The Southerner.
TARBORO': JUNK 13.
Javi ci.n..uiiiwj,nivi4.M., .
- . ........ i. . ' tnnn hnnnr thn hflish Hi SliafflC tO tUC
Attorney Ventral 1 hos W. w'is, 01 .ia. "'"o
Postmaster Gen' I J. "II. Rcpgan, of Texas, cheeks of the Devil himself.
Now the question arises, what is tho
remedy for all these evils, and how are
our enemies to be punished for them.
We see but one' remedy and that is re
taliation. It is a harsh and a severe
rcmpilv. under its rule sometimes the
iunocent will be m ide to suffer for the
guilty, but the ood arising from its-
exercise will counterbalance the evil.
Our self respect and self preservation
demand it. if the system for the fu
ture, shall be adopted one thing is cer
tain, the Confederacy will not be re
sponsible for the evil which will neces
sarily follow. The Yankees have it in
their power to prevent it, and we hopo
they will, but wc fear, -that it is hoping
against hope.
Promoted.
The News.
The following we clip from the Icich
raond papers for the latest fnsm Ticks
burg Jackson, Miss, June 9th. Our
scouts report the enemy's pickets ten
miles deep, every means of approach
closely guarded, and that the greatest
courage ami care are required to reach
Vicksburg. Grant communicates with
the fleet by signal lights, which were
Been last night, constantly signalling,
betokening a movement or renewal of
the asSmlt, it is thought. The roar of
the enemy's mortars was heard at in
tervals of two seconds all night, and is
continuous th:s morning.
Nothing from Port Hudson, An
officer captured by Grant's piikcts, sub
sequently escaped and arrived here this
morning, lie reports the Yankee ar
my much depressed by the knowledge
of Johnston massing a heavy force in
their rear, aud certain death in front.
Their officers say certain defeat or an
nihilation awaits them.
From the. Rnppahannoch.
The following dispatch has been re
ceived at Richmond from Grn. Lee
The dispatch shows that Hooker again
crossed the river but was again driven
back--the 6ght was a severo -one, and
General PemLcrton.
The Mississippi of the" 30th con
tains a speech recently made by General
Pembcrton, in which he says :
' 'You have heard, that 1 was incompe
tent and a traitor, and that it was my
intention to sell Vicksburg. Follow
me and you will see the cost at which
I will sell Vicksburg. When the list
pound of be?f, bacon and flour J the
last grain of corn ; the last cow, aud
hog, and horse, and dog shall have ben
consumed, and the last man shall have
perished in the trenches, then, aud only!
then, will 1 sell Viclisburg.
Dying Confession of a K. G. C.
A Correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer furnishes the following state
ment :
A man of respectable connections,
who resided some years Jear Hillsburg,
Pa., died a few days since at his home.
A few hours previous to his'dftath he
called a few friends round him. and iu
tnuated to them that he could not die
peaceably without releiving his con
science of a weight which burdened it
He confessed that he was a Knight
of ttie Golden Circle, which order was
secretly aud extensively represented in
most Northern cities. He stated that
regular and general communication w is
carried un between the headquarters of
the Kniglrts and the Cabinet of Jeffer
son Davis. That he was cognizant that
the rebel War Department had ar
ranged with the organization of which
liich-
of
Notice,
ALL persons indebted to the Estate
he was a member to evacuate
moud, for the purpose of drawing the
Federal army that far South, and while
their atteutioo was there engrossed the
rebel army, by a quick flauk move
ment, would descend in full force upon
Washington, and, aided by a general
uprising of the Knights in Pennsylva
nia and other Northern States, capture
the city and seize upon the Govern- protracted sickness
ment by force, leaving our army South boys admitted
at liberty to desolate at the expeuse ot
Geo. Howard, dec J,
Are hereby notified to make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims
against said estate will present them
for payment, as required by law.
Present them to -Win. Howard or
myself
GEO. HOWARD, Jr., Adm'r.
Tarboro', May 2G, 1803.
From the lllvhmond Sentinel.
From the United Shttes.
We have received through the polite
ness of the Exchange Bureau tlyited
States papers as late as to the 3rd inst.
We extract and condense the following :
The New York Tribune contains the
following letter from Gen. Hunter.
He is a crazy man :
.Headquarters Department of tin South,
Port Royal, S. C, April 23, 1803
Jeffersou D ivis, Richmond, Va.
The United States flag must protect retaliation in their own States,
all its di: feu dors, white, black, or yel- Tbk s uo fabrication, but unqucs
low. Several negroes in the employ-' tiouable authority furnishes this con
ment of the Government, in the Wes-' t'ossion of a dying man, on a subject
tern Department, have been cruelly ' uow familiar to the residents of the dis-
I ... ii .l.ivn. l.f .i ii t li Hi-it rttl' frn-t vrlipi'pin )m rri(tfil-
r 1 .,4 ln.iri onil tiL-n rrrV t i J J
c ' crssold into slavery. Every outrage of
pleasure in announcing, that Brigadier ,liis kiuJ ;tgainst thc laws W;ir an(1! Thc ugliest trades, said Jerrold,
Gen. W. D. Pender has been promoted humanity, which may take place in this have their moments of pleasure. Now
to a Major General. Gen. Pender has Department, -hall be followed hy the jf wcre a gmve digger, or a hangmau,
fought himself to this high distinction- immediate execution of the. rebel of tucre are some people 1 could work tor
Hesa gallant son of our old State, Ucst rak iu "y . possesMoa ; man wilb a great deal of satisfaction.
c i tor man, these executions will certainly i
auu tue promotion was wen uesei veu.
IBcautiful
FELT HATS,
JUST received direct from Nassau,
ana for sale at F L BONDS'
Hat & Cap Store.
Tarboro', May 29, 18G3.
Fall Term
Of my SCHOOL,
'
WILL cosnmence June 0th, 1803.
Tuition $18, $24, $:50, $35. No de
duction from time of entrance except for
Limited number of
For particulars appjy to
F. S. WILKINSON, Prin.
Tarboro', May 28, 1803.
DIYIUEAO i0. 1.1.
TH K DIRECTORS of the Rank
of Wilmington. N. C, have this day
declared a semi-annual dividend of 5
j per cent., payable on thc 5th June next
W. L. SMITH, Cattier.
Wilmington, N.C, May 20, 1803.
We have also heard that Gen Robt.
take place, for every one murdered, or.
sold into .slavery worse than death. Ou' m:ulu vurv ,Jua hddlc strings !
B- A lady in Mississippi has re
ni'iiiin made verv
. . r II ..i , rfu
Ransom lias been made a .Major ucn-: your au. nonius win rest rue rcsponM-: t j cr own uujr
L)ility ot liaving inaugurated this b.;r
eral.
Co mjilim u to rj .
Under a recent law passed by the
Confederate Congress, each Company
in it we lost some noble and gallant j in every Rrigadn is allowed to designate
souls ainoug them we regret to have
to state, that Col Sol. Williams of the
2nd N. C. Cavalry was one. Col. Wil
liams was a young and promising officer
lie leaves behind him a young widow
(& daughter of Capt. Pegram) and had
been married only a few weeks.
Cutyrpperj JaneQ 18G3.
Tj General S. Cooper:
Thc enemy crossed the Rappanannock
this morning at 5 o'clock, A. M., at 1
the various fords from Beverly to Kel
ly's, with a large force of cavalry, ac
companied by infantry and artillery
After a severe contest till 5 P. M.,
Gcu. Stuart drove them across thft river.
R. K LEE.
From Eutt?m N. C.
All quiet in Eastern North Carolina,
no signs as wo hear indicating any
movement.
President Davis has called upon the
Governors of thc different States for
troops for local ilcfraip.fi. Gov. Vaooc
is called upon to furnish thou.
sand to be ready for duty by the first
of August next, aud to serve six
months. They are to be taken from
those subject to militia duty.
by an election, after a battle the man,
who behaved most" g.illaatly in thc
fight, this selection is reported to Presi
dent Davis aud he is authorized by the
law to confer a bridge of honor upon
thc man designated by his comrades.
In accordance with this privilege Cap
tain Moore's company 30th Regt. N. C
T., Ramseur's Riigide assembled aud
designated James J. W. House of this
county as the man iu their opinion en
titled to the honor He bavins acted a
A friend suggests the inquiry w
burous pohey, and yen nsiU be held re- t , , ha, bc;m t0 ou those "
. ,t.: ...i.i i .i.- i i J L J i lei
ponsible in ibis world and the wold
to come, for all the blood tiiu. .-lied.
In the month of August last, you de
clared all those engaged in arming the
negroes to fight for their c imtry to be j
felons, and directed the immediate exe
cution of all such, as should bo captur-'
ed. I have given you long riiou'h to
reflect on your folly. I now give you I
notice, that unless this order is inline-'
diately revoked, Will at once en use
Conjtdr.rult Suites District Court
For North Carolina,
Albcmale District, May Term, 1803.
IT is ordered bv the Court that iu all
Sequestration cases where Decrees wcre en
i ;t ' tcred in any of the Courts of this District i
nt spring term, louz, or at any previous
iu, the Defendants pay to the Receivers
"Here's your Mule"
I HAVE taken up a small bay
horse mule, which I sold four years ago
to Mr Craycraft. The owner will
come forward, prove" property, pay for
this advertisement and take his mule,
RAKER STATON.
May 29, 1803
Notice. Q
THOSE indebted to the late firm of Mac
nair & llalsey, are requested to make im
mediate payment. During my absence
John Ncrllcct, Esq. is authorized to act hs
my Agent on making settlements.
- A. II. MAONAIR,
Surviving Partner of
Mucnair j- JIahty
Tarboro', May 1G, 1803.
Pocket Book Lost.
THE Subscriber Lost in Tarboro', oa
Friday, the 22nd inst.,
Ji Small Red Pocket Book,
Tied with a black gum elastic string, con
taining
Forty -one Dollars,
The above rewnrd 111 be paid to any per
son for pocket book and contents.
TURNER TEEL.
JSIay 22, 18G3.
Notice.
strings.
At his rcsidcuce in this county, a
few days ago, Mr. Orreu Rulluck, aged
about ;3 years. His disease was drop
sey of the heart.
Iu this county, 7th inst aged about
71 years, Mr. Littleberry Cosway.
nnlTIT A MY
the execution of every Rebel officer, i
mid every Rebel slaveholder in my pos-j tl)idin Edgecombe, Thursday eve-e.-sioll.
Thn sad state of tilings may ' ni'iig. tlie 4th inst. of iuflammation of
be kindly ordered by an all-wise Piovi- the brain, little Puttie, daughter of
donee, to iuduje the good people. of the ' Henry and Lucy Bryan agd 14
North to act earnestly, and to realize mouths and 20 days.
Ithattlny are at. war. Thousands of 1 No venl has transpired ot recent
lives m y thus be saved.
in their several Districts on or before 1st
5 September next, the interest to 20th May,
that has occurred on the principal ale at
sums due as set forth in said Decrees, and
the Receivers are hereby directed to attend
at thc Court House of caeh county in their
several Districts to receive payment there
of, (of thc time and place they shall give
notice in at least three public places in the
county for 20 d.-iy.) Of all p.-ijmeuts made
to them, the Receivers shall immediately
notify the Clerk of thc Court where the
Decree is entered ; and the Clerks after 1st
September next, shall issue executions in
all cases for the interest aforesaid which
has not been paid to the Receivers, and
the costs of issuing and collecting such
executions shall be p i id hy the Defendants.
It is further ordered that the Clerk of
WE wish to hire SIX able bodied MEN
for the balance of the j'ear, to chop wood
in Gaston county. A liberal price will be
paid. GARRETT BROTHERS.
Address Jo. J. Garrett, Enfield, N. C.
April 22,.ISG3.
Yds OF BLACK AL APACC V
jr with beautiful lustrc,importd
direct from Nassau, and for
F. L. BONDS'
Hat & Cap Store.
Tarboro', March 20, 1803.
Raise your own
BROOMS.
BUSHELS Rroom Corn Seed for
sale, enquire at F. L BONDS'
Hat & Cap Store.
Tarboro', April 24, 1863.
Notice,
date, which elicited deeper feelings or- tw furnish a capy of tUis order to
YOUR health and your neighbor's are
endangered by neglect of cleanliness
Mr. Pender's I1ILLIARD is now prepared
to clean your Privy, or remove any other
1 lie n :or nemo is u- itin? for libertv truer sympainy. I tlio Clerks of tho. ntW District Courts to
very gallant part in thc recent battles in its truest sene : an I Mr. Jefferson! The circumstances of the case were . be Sprcad upon their minutes and cause
limin tbr 1 ? :i nnu b -a n nnMr W.ll ilnni) lina Iw.-inti r,,n,. i ,:.. ,..,,.1. .. 1 of ;i niitim? to arouse, a svmnathctic
...... . H v .vu ijuikuuuii 1. irv.lL luuu uuo u.uuuiuilV ( - 111 ftllVU Will. - - 4 liiv i " i . v v w l'...Jv,v. i v. . i iv ... .
11 J li t tilth tr'nm vnn nromiooo f!.ll nnn him
for House-Thc honor of wearing "the re is u , attribute of the Almighty emonon iu every generous soul ; Dotn ic.,st four weeks m one newspaper printed lst doorefl;tof St"aUc(j;
. . which ai n. nun . m in tw it, nn Mm lor lliile L ailie auu tier uevoieu pareuis, in eacu 01 iui juuieiai uisincis 01 iuis
whose household pet the wa.
bad?C of the bravt;" and confered bv
., .,.,...,., side of thc onnrcsor."
inc i resident or the Uontedcratc btatcs w... r- r. i?m.n th.. min..ni.nmT. nf l,r ill
xousay you arc Ilg'ltini, ior uueriy. j v.. ... ... .un . v-. ...
of America is no mean compliment. j y;CSj yOU are fj rhtin"9ftr liberty liber- nCs!S lt seemed xvident to the loving
tv to keep four millions of your fellow- mother's heart, who bent witli auxious
jbeirgs in ignorance aud degradation . solicitude over her pillow, that the at-iinr.-csiti"
liberty to separate parents aud children, j tack would be a severe oue, aud death
Pleasure "u-soanJ aud wile, brother and sister i oe tnc rcsun
State.
JOSEPH RAMSEY, Cleric.
Tmprrssiity.
"Thc Government arc
horses in North Carolina.
horses are thc only ones taken notjcrty to stCal lhe products of their
those needed by the agriculturists."
We take the above from the 'Mobile
It would
THE Grand JurQrs of thc Confederate
Court for the District of Albemarle, North
Carolina, do most unhesitatingly condemn
in the strongest terms thc practice of many
of our people in this our day of trial, of
Tarboro', May 1, 18G3.
Flour! Flour!
FOR SALE by
WM. HOWARD.
Tarboro,' May 1, 1863.
"Register and Advertiser."
Hie best medical attendance, that speculating iuthe necessaries of life asiTJY'tHE GOVERYOR OF NORTH
ir section eould afford Was immediate-1 (though not intended by many) a high! ' ' nim ttv 1
(though not intended by inanjr)
disease crime against the best interests of the Con-
Yaidccc Barbarity,
Search the annals of history both
Modern and Ancient, peruse the records
of war both barbarous and civilized,
and we venture the assertion, that a
parallel iu atrocities and erimes, cannot
anywhere be found jto those, which arc
now being enacted by the Yankee na-
labor, exacted with many a cruel lash : our
and bitter tear liberty to seduce their ly procured but alas! the
wives and daughters, and to sell your could not be arrested; aud like the federacy ; as dangerous and destructive in
i own children into bondage liberty t,- tenderest early flower, she faded and its effects, as the worst efforts of our ene-
seem that there has been no impress-1 kill these children with impunity when ' perished, amidst bloomiug youth a-"' hum; and to all intents giving aid and proclamation, dated the 13th of April, fer
ment of horses in Alabama. We! the murder cannot be proven by one ofjrouud. Ere the melodious carolling ! comfort to the enemy; and thus assisting bidding the exportation of certain articles
CAROLLTNA.
A PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, the time limited in my
thought that this impressment was
general throughout the Confederacy,
but it seems in this, we have been mistaken.
J&SS" Keep your eyes upon tho notice
in our columns, about the cleansing of
nit . t
your lots, me warm weatner is ap.
proaching, and the health of the Town
tion, in the present unholy and 4amaa- depends a great deal upon its cleanli-
proven by
pure white blood. This is thc kind of
liberty the liberty to do wrong which
Satan, chief of the fallen angels, was
contending for when ho was cast into
hell.
I have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
l'our most obedient &yt.
D Hunter,
Major Gen. Com'g.
,.f tho cnri.rbtlv .nrin, birds. w(rfi i them in their nefarious, wicked'and cruel ; from the State, is about to expire.
t O J r O ' ' .., .... :.,t I Gl. ..1 1,1 u ' Knva f li r,.Cr T 7P n TT T n i Tr i .'i
changed by the approach of another 7UM'UU UC) ..,.u-,,ll,,llillUlJW., . VA,U,,
i . . i I,,.- i . i frowned down by all patriots and honora- tiovernor of North Carolina, do, by and
season, little Pattie shut her eyes and;,, J . !:fi i i , ' , J
' J I Kla mnn Ol-i.l nudl-v fpimwl nnimi.it With tl nilvipfl onl onncrnnt C tl. C ! 1
ness. This matter is of interest to all.
Stalue of Jackson.
The Richmond Sentinel lcarn3 that
7 jj? r tj - . tt ..liuumvuia aiu uu iooi io urocure at
lite battler) Hanover Court House r 11 l p
Justice to the memory of a aallantl i i .
J J Juuu,u Jackson, with the desiso to Dlace it.
mi ni . l r , wuen comPIcte(1, on the plateau in front
The following is an extract from a let- 0f the south portico of the Canitol
tcr to the Richmond Sentinel : Thoro i r
v.,. r ' . "v'v auiie materials irom wuicu
"lhe Hanover Court House affair hi rtprfpt. lil-.no e n i t
most sensible portion of them have has never been appreciated by the pub- had, and no unnecessarv dclav will oc-
come to the conclusion tuat tuey cannot lie. it is one ot the most brilliant ot Cur in seudin thM mirLu tn thn
subjugate us by fighting according to . the war, and will be so regarded by the Uaine foundary in Munich at which the
the civilized mode of warfare, heace to " , A; " 7 " Um "ran?n' equestrian statue of Washington
blc war against us
In thc onset they let loose then- dogs
of war upon u, with a yell and a con
fa lencoia our subjugation. H it they
soon found that Southern hearts were
too stout and Southern arms too strong
for theai. We believe now, that the
nccoui
dc
was
ive
of
.omplish their nefarious and hellish tt"g 1 funda shaH h
. , , . f , i 111:5 0W t)l,2adc m cheek the been obtained. Thc estimated cost
sums, they have inaugurated a mode -hole of Fitr. .Inhn Pnrtnr'a 5t-;; ,r, ' .u , .
w ' - 1 v.vvw 4iuiau, i i h si irna in i An tml -v.. J , , . a. .
i ii i i -it i I vvuugiaiu tUU'lo 15 SIXIV
m wuiiuiu peeuiwi mtu.vc, uu .u.m.uuj .a,,,,,; auu ui uucry , mi t0 eighty thousand dollars. Our breth
4his mode at once stamp them as van- Iatte" the United States regular ser- ,-eu 0f the press will gladly assist in
rial-, robbers and murderers. What yice. Considering the disparity of num- making the appeal known, and we arc
Wve they done and what'are thoy do- ,1 V,- , , lW0 01 persuaded to secure the amount requir
. o ry . , ,. tce pieces of light artillery,) not mon- Cd. Col. S. Bassett French Aid-de
ing? 1 hey have ignored and have vio- than twentv-fivc hundred strong ains. ... Dl. . U0
c e iu u iu tue vjtoveruor oi v lrifinia
l:itpd all the rnlis nf r-hristian warfrno I full fift
. J '"'l'"' " 10 :l tneraDer ot ueneral J;
'4
tbey have burned and sacked cities with
out due notice to unoffending and inno
cent citizens they have pillaged town-
and have wantonly destroyed privat.
property, they have murdered non couu
miracle how Gen. Branch could hav'
leld out so long, inflicting such a se
crc blow upon the enemy" and thei
Tought off his command in safety
jeneral Lee wrote congratulatory let j
ier to Ueueral Brauch. thanking hiu
and
lckson's staff
luring the campaign of last summer
has been appointed, to receive all con
wtwunuuo t iuj ic&iimoniai ot a na
tion's love, and haagreed to act. All
communications should, therefore, bej
aaarcssLU to Iiiui at Uiehuaoud.
went to sleep, to wake, only in Heaven
that bright aud holy sphere, whev the
seasons never change, aud parting is
not knowu. Though those parental
halls are now shrowded in the deepest
gloom, 1 offer up my kindest desire,
that ere lon; the lowering clouds of
disappointment will float away, and the
affectionate parents may find compas
sion iu tho better throught, that they
too have a little family iu Heaven.
Weep not fond parents, but remem
ber
"Your fate is the common fate of all
Into each life some rain must fall
And some days must be dark and dreary"
Com m u 71 ica ted.
! Vila mnn orwv frimwl nf l.ia innntrv With tllfl nilvifr flnil pnncnnt 1 .. ! 1
" " ' ' j "v-u vi uu "uiij j . . ...... wiiotill ui me vuuuuil
should strive in every way possible to arrest j f State, issue this Proclamation, continu
this great evil so well calculated to pro- inS sid prohibition thirty daya from the
duce discontent among our brave soldiers I'th inst., subject to the exceptions and rc-
by fears of thc probable suffering of their
families!, caused by enhancement in price
of every article necessary for their support.
We therefore pledge ourselves and call on
all good citizens to aid us to make every
effort Jo arrest so great an evil, the tenden
cy of which if not arrested, is to do our
country so much damage and to give to
our enemy thc aid they desire
K. H. Lewis, (Foremii)
T. N. F. Alston, J A. B. Kilpatrick,
Kader Biggs,
Turner Bass,
John J. Hayes,
A. P. Hvraau.
1 9
V V .1.4'. I L
John Th u-p,
H. Harding,
Juo. M Moody,
Markets.
Tarboro' Market, June 12.
Corn 810 to 512 per bbl.
Bacon Hog round, 80 ceuts.v
Notice.
ON" Tuesday, Juue 30th, I shall
sell in front of my Store Door, at 11
o'clock, to the highest bidder, for CASH
or good Notes Five Horses, three
Buggies and harness, four two horse
Wagons and -harness, two W Wagons
one log Cart, and two one horse Carts.
ana a tot pt good Cart and Waon
Wheels. .
G. B. LIPSCOMBE.
TarboLu',- June 3 1503.
f In wii
j SEAt f LON
J. W. Heptinstall, E P. Powell,
A. M. Johnson, J T. Lawrence,
Wm. Booue, James C. Wynne,
b. Barrow
tment North Carolina,
ral's Office, (Militia,) -Laleigh,
May 14. 1803. J
Executive Department North Carolina,
Adjutant Genem
Kaleigh, May
General Orders, )
No 7 j
Militia officers, who have
been compelled by the advauce of the
enemy, to leave "their respective dis
tricts, are ordered to report for duty to
tne uoramanding Officer of the Regi
mental District, iu which they may bt
residing temporarily.
By order of Governor Vance :
PANL. G FOWLE,
strictions contained in said Proclamation of
thc 13th of April, with the following altera
tions :
The prohibition is not to embrace the
articles of salt, and lard is to be added to
the articles prohibited.
Justices of the Pcaee are also enjoined
to assist in carrying out this Proclamation.
witness whereof I, ZEBU-
B. VANCE, Governor-
Captain General and Comman
der-in-Chief, have signed these presents
and caused tlie great Seal of the State to
be affixed.
Done at the City of Raleieh. this
8th day Df May, A. D., 1863, and
n t ne au year of our Indepeudeace.
By the Governor :
Z. B. VANCE,
R. II Battle, Jr.,
Private Secretary,
May 9, 18G3.
Executive Department North Carolina, )
Adjutant General's Office, (Militia,) f
Raleigh, May 15, 1803. '
General Orders, )
No.
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