3sT. C, .WJSSTKUlSr t DEM.QOEAT, CHAELOTTE,, NEW MILITARY OR THE CONSCRIPTION" A LIST OP GENERALS IN THE CON- - COTTON SEED WANTED. LORD LYONS. ' t ARMY., CHARLOTTE DRUG STORE. FEDERATE The undersigned will pay the highest cash price for NEWGOODS len&n , ' U.s south-ea- st &. The stock FALL AND, Tejery much doutt wtcther Congress a at first published by GENERALS IS THE REGULAR ARMY. Cotton Seed, at their Oil Works, five miles E. NYE HUTCHISON CO. largest of WINTER r,(Vt " U1 s Ambuaidor emend-fro- m in the town, is now on hand at the popular erer return to passed wVeral Comraamding of Charlotte, It Isaac N. Alexander's mills. RETAIL DEALERS IN , and fa?h- Wtitm Jere ,ubaequntlr Robert E Lee of Va. General ionable house of - the Cour: of St. faring hit whole j auxililirv laws. present th follow- - General. STEPHENS & WHISNANT. Jau. of , Va. Adjutant 18GI Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Ire has a most plentiful ; . which we Dec 3, tf fesidence there, kwn Syno.,9ia of the lair as thu nullified, Albert S Johnston, Texas, commanding in Ky, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Koopmann & Phelps. to make himself a will b found hope aud lack of brains, and a irspoItion 6ro satisfied correct, in the Joseph E Johnston, Va, commanding Northern Va. Fancy Articles, Oils, Paints, Var- The public, and especially the Ladies, j . are ve partisan of tseward, even before that functionary belief that It will prove useful in contributing to a P G T Beauregard, La, commanding army of Co- DR-- .,7m. ; nishes, Window Glass, Putty, Dye spectfully invited to call and examine our ' miller, stock f' made any advances. This is not exactly the mau general understanding of it :' lumbus. Ky. Stuffs, Turpentine, Burning Fluid, know, they cannot fail to be pleased, both a ton0'! - N. Ual"r tLi- X .Charlotte, to represent a neutral power, at a belligerent' The conscription la t plnce in service of the M.WOR-GEXERAI.sJl- THE. PROVISIONAL ARMY. C, Alcohol, Pure Liquors, Canton and price; resumed the Practice of Medicine, and can be &c. We are now opening daily, -- might passed off very well, had Confederate States, for three years, unless the wur lias Teas, Field and Garden Seeds, as we receive Court; .but it bare David E Twiggs, , resigned- - Office tlifmf I ends, all white men Utwecn eighteen and found at his in Brawley's Building, immediately the first. Houses in the Northern cities, the foil he not taken the itep which the New York IJerald sooner , La. commanding at Memphis. jjggr Having closed our Books, we intend hereafter ,0"ow,Bg ! n- -e, over Dmcker'JHUi Ileilbrun's Store, or at his residence. splendid in part: tUrtv-fiv- f year nf resident in the Confederftte Goods .hAhfs taken, and which. ,ntr.rv tu oUX . La, commanding at Peusacola. Feb. 25, to sell for cash. J i mid not exempt from .jornicr opinion, we now believe he has taken. Stnt. t. lecallv service. Earl Van I)orn, Miss, Army of Potomac. lri May 7, 1861. Merinos, Delaines, Poplins, Silks law N ailent as to exemptions; but. an act Lord will ba said, some Tho G.ustavus W Smith, Ky, Army of Potomac. ' itursell, it recollected, - - LADIES TRAVELING GOODS, . . . . 1 1 , .ii-- - . - - - - .. . j --t. i N C, army of Potomac. WM. & R. TIDDY, W00D-1Y0K- feme war would end m . T II Hoboes, K and BLACKSUITHING. in Aiarcli, that thu ninety hMi t.lbrc- thuae LltWrt.i exempt, Hardee, Missouri. . French, English & American Prints, alargettock ', n William J Georgia. days. Seward had rjw dyult hi that a persuaded iu w-l- ac!Jili"!H. Charlotte and Lincolnton, N. to do all kinds of Wood- ni-ire- ., j.inf, Benjamin Huger. S C, commanding at Norfoik. C, The subscriber is prepared Onali'ipn and tn suit all I.kipi- " --tr,A within that tinse he Would rebellion." men, smch making and retmir- - i " "u furgfj. cruh the twelve month' between the prescribed , Ala, army of Potomac. MANUFACTURERS OF work and Blacksmithine, as Horse-shoein- g, Ac. Hi. Splendid The ninety days have elapsed, and the rebellion is age, n r continued in se rvice for two yrurs from Magruder, Va, commanding ing Wagons and Buggies, Shop CLOCKS and AlJH jA , John B which is Uotiiii-t- ' term, should war is at his residence, nearly opposite Mr W F Phifer's particular attention invited. j i. cot crushed; neither is the war at an end. In the the cs, 'ration of their present the Va, commanding north-weste- rn ' Thomas J Jackson, ey's and Flats, Embroideries, Trimmings, is continue Ling; und till those under eighteen and dwelling, and he also has'a Blacksmith Shop on the Ho&i meantime Lancashire starvimr one hundred Virginia. back-stre- &c. Departau-a- -- et irr Mecklenburg House. Gloves, Our Staple aud Domestic V' nv... are r . or the rear of the thousand in that- countv alone. exUt UL.on thirty reiaiueu ninety days Mansfield Lovell. Va, commanding coast of La. for we J g y j r , He a of public patronage, and feels full and complete, and it defy competition - . xj.-ire- solicits share ma t torn unless their places are Florida,-arm- y nunurea more, after thtir . of Potomac. in workmanship public chanty, luree tnoiisuud su :!) i by recruits. confident be can give satisfaction both WI3 will ROT BE not being fed by the public, are likely to die for innner George B Crittenden, Ky, commanding EastTenn. and charges. Gire him a trial. I'ftDEROLD The twelve months rui'U. between eigMeen and H. We have a splendid assortment of bread. Leeo In- IJlUaAMER-GF.NKRAI.- 3 J. PROPEST. CAJ'2'S the want of It hs discovered that thirtv-fiv- e, who nre retained beyond term of IX THE PROVISIONAL ARMY. their January 7, 1862 Family and Negro Blankets. Our dia cottou will not do, and that none but cotton enlistment, tin 3 who have not yet received bounty Milled-- e L Bonham, H C, army of Potomac. 5I01VU3IENTS, DEADSTOXES, &c. Ac, READY-MAD- E CLOT from the Confederate States will. The hi;hw.v- - and furlough, shall rrceivft both; the furloughs. B Floyd. Va, commanding army Kanawha. JUNG John Yard maa's bargain concluded between Seward aud Hit- - however, to be granted in euch numbrrs and at Henry A Wi:-e- . Va, Koanoke Ifland. Bi35Ordsrs at either respectfully solicited, and WANTED, this season surpasses, in finish and sujuriprity, '. will meet with prompt attention. heretofore splendid etnek in that line; cell cannot be carried into effect. Seward has Heart- - !ueh times a the Secretary of War may deem Ben ileCulloeh, Texas. Missouri. BALES 0F COTTON, for which the andthe'bf' Feb I, SCi tf fL(fhtfhh thing is, we will sell at shorter profits thau ever. iort and New Orleans vet he sends no cotton. mort oinpatiblc hh the public interest; and the Henry R Jackson. Ga. resigned. THTJf tF 'LP highest market price will be paid in , ,,.u rA.r,nn V ! men may rreie.;!i hen of furlough, the commuta- - Robert S Gamett, Va. killed iu action. cash. Those having Cotton to sell will please give us COOTS und IIOi:S.-0- ur stock in k.oa CAHOLLMAN, a before disposing of it. 1. I 1 I value in money of. the transportation granted II Walker, Ga. resigued. TflE SCUTn call department is very complete, and elected uc . wun me.t . - tion .. William T lor Ladiu au except consent Tri-weekl- & iiau oi lue y. ELIAS COHEN. , . , .. rt.,rtianiei., , ! to fuiiouHied men by tne act Barnard E Bee. 8 C. killed iu action. Published Daily and Gentlemen. Children and Servants with ticut cuie ,J e ... i mougn oewara surj-igai- me sown, ; 14, 18C2 Ioy t.ven wnoie The t, rm of of tu, vilo originally en-h- e R Lawton, Ga, commanding coast Charlotte, Jan. tf at prices. A large and cheap stock of choice e, .rvice Alexander of Ga. cannot redeem his pled-- because he cannot i;sted f.r thf war, or who have sineo for Gideon .1 Pillow. Tenii. COLUMBIA BANNER, , ti get the cotton. I he only possible way to obtain that period, is not affected by the law Samuel R Anderson. Tenn, . A Weekly Family Paper. (& m n & , ii is lo acxnuwieuge our inuepeuuence, orive ine Men now in service nre not permitted fo re-enl- Daniel S Donolson, Tenn, coast of S Carolina. SUMMER ' C. HARDWARE, i Yankee thieves from our ports, and throw them in ether organizations than thoso to which they David R Jones, S C, army of Potomac. COLUMBIA S. &c, nil back into our hands, breaking np the blockade, now belong; and that have been Jones M Withers, Ala, commanding coast of Ala. This is the Largest Family Paper in the South, and Having enlisted for the war, I desire to close ut the We call the attention of ouroldand highly valued cm. made one existing company to another, or into C Pemberton,' Vu, 8 C. is for News and Political tomers. and buyers generally, to the fact antict-patin- and forbidding its Then our frm John coast of offered to the domestic circle stock of SUMMER CLOTHING I have still on hand at that, g a new company, where the has not Richard S Ewell, Va. army of Poromao. Intelligence. The Tales ami Stories which are offered common their tastes and wants, we have neither planters will send the British as much cot-io- n prices for cash. sjartj' been perfected by uctual transfer, is iu effect can- Richmond. to the readers the Banner are the efforts of Southern The toil or expense in order to suit and please them, ud as they can carry. They will never send them John II Winder. . of stock consists of a variety of Mens' and Boys' ( celler. Juhul A Early. Va, army of Potomac. Genius, whieh it is a pleasure to foster. Original Clothing, and sincerely assure them that with these views and intm. a bale aa long as the Yankees hold possession ol the Misce- Companies, and regiments of twelve Thos II Flournoy, Ark, died in Arkunsas. Sketches, Literary and Scientific Essays, and Gents' Furnishing Goods. ions, we will sell ou terms entirely to act omniodate ports. months men, retuini d in service by the act, shall Samuel Jones, Va, nrmy of Potomac. llaneous Selections, regularly make their appcarauce in all who call on us. KOOPMANN k PHELPS chuckle-heade- &5? I would also give notice we have a great 18G2. It is at Mich a time that this d no-- bo entitlrd, within forty days from the date, of the Arnold Elzey. Maryland, army .of Potomac. its columns. that Jan. I. tf Tri-Weekl- y, many I Weekly, accounts bleman goes to England as a partisan of SewarJ to net, on a day to be fixed by the Commander of the II Hill, N C, Subscription Daily, $6; $4; standing open and would be plea'sed to Dauiel army of Potomac. when sub- - have them settled by is Remedy Bridgnde, to bv electing all their of Henry II $2 per annum, in advance Papers stopped cash while mouey plenty, or at Quinn's Rheumatic prevail on the Cabinet to give Seward mure time Sibley, La. Texas Frontier. scription least by Notes. My Books will be found in the Has effected enres of Rheumatism ficers whom had a right heretofore to elect. Wm H C Potomac. expires. hands that wereconsidtrtj and to represent t!is.t in a little while the rebellion thy Whiting. Ga. army of Feb. 1, R. W. CIBBES, Proprietor. of Mr Saml. P. Alexander, who is authorized to make hopeless, certificates to prove which can be exhibit Companies, battalions, squadrons, or regiments Wm W Loring, N C. Western Virginia. mutt be crushed. He cannot see that the crush settlement. The suffering are invited to give the medicine a trial. organized, or in process of organization, by au- - Richard H Anderson. S C. Pensifcola. 3, 18G2. M. ing of the rebellion will not adv;inee the cause of j June J. SPRINGS. Orders addressed to the undersigned at Charlotte il i thorify from the Secretary of War, which muy, with Alhert Pike, Ark, Indian Commissioner. ! Great JJritain in the least, but will be, on the con- WHEAT receive prompt attention. W. W. QU1XN. in thirty days from the passage or the net, have the T Fauntleroy, Va. resigned. April 10, 1860. Price $1 50 per bottle. trary, the means of rendering the purchase of cot- Ths The subscriber is prepared to purchase the new JOHN A. LANCASTER 6c SON, whole number of men necessary to complete their Robert Toombs, Ga, army of Potomac. crop of Wheat at the highest market price. Farmer? ton in this country forever impossible. It is proba- enrolled, how- organization actually not including, Daniel Ruggles, Va, Louisiana. will find it to their advantage to call at the CHAR- Slock Brokers, PROCLAMATION ble Lord Kusscll is as he is; ever, iu now in service, that blind as but Lord that number persons shall be Charles Clark. Miss, army of Potomac. LOTTE STEAM MILLS before selling. H-icrtmon- IV. d, By the ol Carolina. Dei by aud Mr arc blind. know mustered into the service of the Confederate States, Roswell S Ripley, S C, const S C. XTa. Governor J'Israli not They of Jan y 1, tf JNO. WILKES. R. A. LANCASTER. Execi tive Dkpautuknt, ) the suffering iu the manufacturing districts, and to and be received in that arm of the service in which Isaac R Trimble, Md, army of Potomac. Raleigh, March 2Sth, 1SC2.' were authorized to organize, and March 18, 1862. Cm. P. J. WRIGHT. what it is ascribable. . They know that whatever they elect their John B Grayson. Ky, died in Florida. E. In pursuance of the power vested in me by the company, and regimental ofiici-rs- . DK. II. ande:ews, pledges Seward has given cannot be redeemed. Paul 0 Ilebert, La, coast of Texas. CHARLOTTE, N. C, and by and with the advice of the council of To enroll the persons contemplated by the aot, C N Tan-Bar- Unless, then, Lord Jiussell ab.n.dons the league Richard Ge.tlin, C. commanding coast of X C. Would inform the public generally, and the citizens of 1000 Cords k Wanted State, I, Henry T. Clark. Governor of North Carolina, und not now in service, the President may, with the Felix K ZollicofYer. Tenn, killed in Kentucky. Mecklenburg particularly, that he has resumed the do hereby prohibit the exportation beyond the limiti mith Seward, he will be pressed by these un- For which the highest will be men of the Governors of thy States, employ State Benj F Cheatham, Tenn, Kentucky. Practice of DENTISTui and mar he found at his old cash price paid. of the Slate, of all cotton and wooleu goods, including KARL KAHN WEILER, Lin.-ey- til he resigns, and Lord Lyons go with him. If he officers; if such consent cannot be obtained. Con- Joseph R Anderson. Va. coast of X C. stand. He is prepared to set Artificial Teeth on Gold yarns, Jeans, s and Blankets except th rough tli April 1,1802 4m-- pd Dallas, N. C changes his policy, he will also change his Minis- federate officers shall bo appoiut.d by tho Presi- Simon B Buckner, Ky., Kentucky. Silver, Vulcanite, or on the Cheopla?tic process, 'as orders of the proper officers' of tho Confederate or Ktat ter at Washington. So Lyons stands a fair chane dent. Pope Ala, patients may desire, and fill lerth with Guld, Tin Governments. . Leroy Walker. Alabama. Blank cf staying at home when he gets thi re. Persons not ii'uv in service, who shall ho enrolled, Albert G liiauchard. La, Norfolk. Amalpam or ()s Artificial. Deeds Attachments, and Court The Adjutant General will cause the proper ordtti shall be assigned by th" Secretary of War to the Ghriid J Rains, N C, Yorktown. He is also prepared to perform any operation belong Blank.', for sale at this Office. to be issued to enforce this proclamation in the nion ing to Dentistry, and need not say he will be prompt and efficient manner. All Agents to purcltnw Emilik St. The case ol diiferent companies of the State from which such J E B Stuart, Va, army of Potomac.' that pleas In consequence of the great advance in paper, we are The Pikkrk the ed to wait upon of his old friends or new friends on behalf of the State are required to have wi ittts Eo-ili- persons are drawn; until each company is filled to McLaws, an' compelled to advance the price of Blanks to $2 a quire. English thip e St. I'itrre, now occupying Lafayette Ga., Yorktown. its maximum number. you may take that for granted. authority. HENRY T. CLARK. . Thos F Drayton, S C, S considerable space in the f reign news, may per- const of C. February 5,'1H(J1 April I, 18G2 3t Senmeit and ordiimry seamen, enrolled under the ; C llindman. haps need a fow ivos.ls of It vriti be Tho Ark, Kentucky. C. GULliE T T , act, may, mi Mppnali.ii f tho Secretary of the Adley II Gludden, La, Pensaccda. i. COTTON FACTOR Hxiculive Ittparitntut of JIT-- ( arolinti) remembered that the ship w;is seized by a Yankee Navy, be j ADJUTANT GENERAL'S I frnrisferred to the naval service. John Porter McCow.i, T'iin, Kentucky. AND OFFICE, r, man-of-wa- charged with fcfu-- r bat-talio- .March 1862. j attempting to run the If. filling np the companies, regiments, ii j Lloyd Tilghman, Kentucky. Raleigh, 22, K', GENERAL MERCHANT, 5. blockade into a Confederate port, and was then ai,J sqondron.s from any State, there shall Authau (r S C, coast of ' C. NEW SHOP. COMMISSION General Order No. lvnns, new of North Carolina Volunteer! J. put iu charge of a prize crew, and sent' North for remain any of tin enrolled men. the excess shall bo Cadmus M Wilcox. Tenn. army of The undersigned has opened a Tailor No. 2 Union street, NEW ORLEANS. All Companies Potomac' ing Shop in Springs' Building, Room must be tendered directly to the State, otherwise th odjudicati.in. On the pn.-s:;;- o, the upister, stew- kept as a rrtserve. and at stated intervals, not ex- Philip St George Cocke, Va, died iu Va. Strict attention given to purchasing. No. 1, where he is prepared to do all bounty authorized by the ordinance of the Convention ceeding three months, details, to be made Vty lot. R E Rhodes, Ala, 7, 18G2 and cook, army of pd c North-Carolina- ard British subjects, re captured her Potomac. in Jan lyr to rBi.-;- 's quota of troops, will not bs shall be drawn from ti:. reserve to keep the com- kinds of work his line. lie respect- from the priz: crew, and run her the Allan-tic- , , La. army of Potomac. fully ask? a a paid to them, as th law does not allow it. The Co- acios panies as Lenr'y full a practicable. pvrsons trial and share of public entering Liverpool in safety. In justifi ation. The Louis T W.gfall, Texas, army of Potomac. patronage. mpanies so tendered will be organized into Repinienu so reserved remain at homo until called into service, James II S C, PEA MEAL a friend of the master says St Tiapier, coast of Florida. Military suits furnished to order. by the State, the commissioned officers of which cirri that the Emilie and no F.'-ono- receive pay until actually mustered in. Sam'l G Miss, nrmy of Potomac. We keep at our Stcata Flouring Mill in this place their field officers. The bounty will be paid enrb Com- Pierre drew eighteen inches more water was Mr R M Robinson, an will than They are riot, while at home in reserve, subject Wm II Carroll. Tenn., East Tennessee. experienced cutter, super Pea Meal for feeding cows and stovk. Also, we have pany as soon as possible after their arrival in Camp. known artie-le.- to be cu the Charleston bar at sj.riiig tide, to the rules and of war. except that if they Hugh W Mercer. Gn, intend the establishment. on hand at all times, Family, Extra, fjnperfine arid II. No organization of Regiments or Battalions will and tliKt wilfully refuse n J. A. CALDWELL. such a thing as lightening would hsve to ohey call of the President tlmv Humphrey Marshall. Ky. Kentucky, . coarse Flour. Wc warrant our family flour. be recognized unless the same is done by authority of been impossible, involving the loss of ship and shell he held as deserters, irtid punished as such. John C Breckinridge, Ky. Kentucky. February ltHG2 y Corn Meal and Grits can always be had at the mill. the State and in compliance with its laws. cargo. The had been six months without Whenever the President shall think that ih Richard Griffith, .Miss, army of Potomac. J. WILKES & CO. III. Those Troops being raised for immediate field American news, and felt justified in supposing the exigencies of the rrrvioe require it, he may call into Alexander P Stewart. Ky. Kentucky. By the Governor of North Carolina Jan'y 1, 1862 service-shoul- d have no more bnggnge than each mm active service the entire reserve, or so much as may Wm Montgomery can carry in his knapsack. It is dersirHble that each war was over, or , least sed Gardner. Ga. on furlough. at surp 1c had the rcr-ssnr- - Any add- I ho r and they shall "or- orj-ftnise- under B man bring a blanket (if he can furnish it.) 'il right to call and see. 'J he Federal Richard Garnett, Va. army of Potomac. NORTH CAROLINIANS! your country needs your Government, such r:i!f as the Secretary of "War :e,y adopt, and , Va, itional ai tides must necessarily be lost if brought. however, claimed Norfolk. aid for its jirotrction and defence against an invading IV. All on Military must he the vessel was rightfully and sh'ill elect their field und Cwtnpviy .(livers. L G BY coniinunicaiioiis matttrs illian Branch, N C. coast of X C. foe. The President of the Confederate States has niado B. KERR; Proprietor. - i5 lawfully seized, and mode a demand upnn the T'if reserves from each Stated when J. sent to this Office.- In no other way will they receiv thus called Maxcy Gregg. S C. Coat of S C a requisition upon our State to complete her quota of VERY ACCOMMODATION afforded the immediate attention. English Government the vessel be shnll he organized H Col.-toi-;, that surrend rut. separately. E Virginia. troops in th field. Our own borders are invaded by By MARTIN. rt patrons ot he order of Governor Ci.auk, J. G. ered. This was refused, it being decided Every man mu.-te- d into sen ice. who shall the enemy in force, now an to de- Charlotte Hotel. thaii bring Edward Johnston. Virginia. thretcuting advance ijjM 10-4- t. Adjutant General. there whp no municipal law that would reach the with him a musket, s!,.t gu:i. riile or carbine ac- Henry Hetii. Virginia. prive us of liberty, property, aud all that we hold dear At this ho" is kept the line' of Daily self-governi- : Stages u ease or warrant the cepted as an effieio:-- wenpoii. jdiull receive the Johnston H Duncan. as a and free people. We must resist from Charlotte Ashevillc. giving up of a prize captured Louisiana. Oct. 1, 1861. A WEW in value of i' us ascertained by tho mustering officer S A M Wood, Alabama. him at all hazards and hy every means in our power'. J. B. KERR. LAW BOOK. neutral waters. The London Post, Govern- He wages under s if i rag-datu- - the Secretary of War George W Randolph, war for our subjugation a war forced upon CAK-- WELL'S PRACTICE AT LAW. ment organ, says of the affair : " Had an Ameri- Virginia. us iu wrong aud without right a. id a may preterit", or if the owner be m. willing to sell, Howell Cohb, of prosccuicd in spirit The Celebrated Female Pills. Just published, a treatise npon the HIACTK'E AT can cruiser met the Emilie St. Pierre on the high Georgia. of vengeful wickeduess without a parallel in the his- ho shaii receive one doihii a month for the use of Joseph L Hogg, of Texas. These Pills do not cure all diseases, LAW- - in North Caiclina, ly' Edwai.d Caktwili seas, he might have seized her, and the fact of sue.h tory of warfare among civilized- nations." As you but ther arc war firm. J J Pettigrew. Xorth Carolina. ranted to cure Lucareah, or Wiiles that dreadful scourge-t- o LL.B., author of the N. C. Justice, etc. the icseue would have condemned her in interna- Persons not liable to duty may be value your rights of all the blessings received as A P Hill. Virginia. of freedom; the hallowed endearments of home and female health, happiness and usefulness. They are CONTENTS: tional law. But there is no law substitutes, usider uch In municipal which regulations as the Secretary Robt Hansom, Xorth Carolina. fireside, of family and kindred, I call upon you to rally no' vtented and are no humbug, but are prepared bv Of legislative power in general; legislative powar of legi.-lativ- can warrinl the, English Government in delivering War may prescribe. to delcnce, to a North Carolina physician of high standing and of North Carolina; e powers of justices of the THE WEST POINT their aud sustain the noble and sacred her up to that of America, with whose'iequest it Vacancies .n:i b ti led by tho President from 0ENERAL8. cause in which we are engaged. long experience in the treatment of female diseases. peace; county boundaries deeds, etc.: county ltventi tho no t. All court-houses- , is therefore bound to refuse compliance." Imme- company. Uat!lion, squadron or regiment in l ton owing .infederute Generals are graduates North Carolina has always proved trnc, constant and lhat is necessary to convince you of their efficacy is and charges; prisons, etc ; county triMc; F! which henncix-- t occur, a tair trial, particulars, see wranners. Price St jury f:iirs and public sales; general assembly, diately upon the refusal of this demand the Eng- by promotion accord i,.,nr: Mimiw (jn(1,,pri j(Jjn) u Winder. brave in the hour of trial and nf danger. Never let it for trial; ing to seniority, except Ra?e ot or. Isaac li trci.ble, Daniel S Dom-lson- , he in the future that she has to per box. For sale at the DRUG STORES. inspections, public landings, itc,; pc:or houres and lish Government made a demand upon the Fed- n disability Heiij linger, Fid tailed maintain 3 other ineomi'eterev. Albert S J ihnston. Jno R GiHyson. Leonidas IMk, this hih renown. If we are threatened now more than Jan. 15, 1861 yr hospital; rejmtcrs and clerks; rivers and cre Is: gain, eral GovcrnmeLt lor the Bermuda, w nje..-isure- and which was also The lYeMilent inn v. ! a vacancy bv L.ni.ne, . itainM, J hos V herciuloie, and upon own soil, let our exertions be ferries and bridges; fish's and idit,ts ft wfver. till Dniyton, Hujrh W Jfereer car- e.iptured in neutral r lunatics; retailers: Neuc river; public n.sds end vat.s. The affair, as it jTMin-.tin- any ..?:v-- ot tho company, huttalion. .l.wpU 1; Johnsto,,. Rob't E Lee. Theoi.hihw II equal to every demand on our patriotism, honor aud G. tsnds, gives for No J. WILKINSON CO., tways; public landings and jn.'pecih ni; mill and mi- ground a sharp quarrel between cqun'iiv.n. or ngimont, who have Holmes, Albert G Hlhuchard. -- glory. temporary rererses dampened the aider of niHy wrii John II Magruder, f ; DEALERS llers; and cc-ii- table-- patrols; waidetis ol the the two natiors. rr.doubtnlly it will be in th.o fcrvisi! hy ami Geo li Crittenden. V St your ancestors, even though the enemy marched IN ordinaries settled valor ill. without Georgo Cooke.' Humphrey poor; prison bounds; rends, ferries aud bridges; poll tax it. r r t . iii"tity. . Marshall. in columns through the State. The fires of liberty the same way the Trent matter was by a com- Vacanei-- in the lowest Richard C Gatlin, Daniel HuCrIs. Jos exemptions; executive power in general; executive c.Mun-isMone- still iu ; grnde I burned brightly their breasts. They plete b ck douri rn the part of Seward and of officers of a Company tshull Withers. Joseph R Anderson, Lloyd Tilghman. Watches, courts; power in North Carolina; executive power of the tl ! lilied hy Hnixtoi, Hrngg. were moved in new energy, and resisted by gal- flection or the Win II gea-era- l; Yankees. I'rtMtlfnt may promote T Walker, Jn. C Pember lant deeds, hope ami chief justice and clerk; attorneys at law; attorney to stirh vacaaev n'ffipnr ton. Arnold IMzey, with abiding unflinching courage ll(.liry Sibley. Jubal A Early, and perseverance, bravely contending with enemies at Silver & plated Ware reporter and marshal, clerks and solicitor; couuttl privi.t. s. who tlieniKi-lvo- s ni u uaroee, hatf distinguiherl by skill jamrs II 1'rapier. Alex 11 Lawton. home as well the foreign foe, until, after a struggle of AND FANCY GOODS, for paupers; guaidinns; county attorney; a hiiJ vnW in tho V Mt-Co- IVoti ce. service. IVrsons not now in John Richard S Ewell. Paul O Hehort. seven long years, our Independence was achieved and county court clerks; coroners; bounding cou.mi.'Honerr; sf iviff, may, bt foro being Ricliard 11 Garnett, S No. 5, Granite Range, of finance; treasurer; Ac flection will cp--- J and Lt !d t tho v, r;,; P. enrollfd, volunteer with Robert Garnett. SamM Jones, acknowledged. Let us imitate their glorious example. committees county trustee; county f, i . ; su- l . hnrs-o.v- iiting e.'iopaiiirs now in servic.-- ivari an ..rn, Opposite the Mansion House, N. C. special cwnrt commissioners of inspector?; tion Pn cinets iu il urg m:ty, on tbi fm I y Gnstavus W Smith. Mansfield The enemy is redoublinghis efforts, and straining every CHARLOTTE, fairs; s Augu-- U'-x- t ft..-- Jauu-- perintendents of schools; navipntmn; in t (7'h day) tY;ov;uor. bi rs Longstreet. Daniel II HiH. Richard nerve to overrun our country and subjugate us to his Attention given to Repairing Watches and Jewelry. commissioners of cf .he Legislature, and a Shi-rift"- . W. W. G I H Anderson, wardens of the poor; registers, commissioners of rimi It Fit EXEMPTIONS . Lafayette MeLnws, Alexander P domination his avarice and ambitiou. Already it is September 18, 1861. May iTth. .vh-- r: J. fttewart. l.o.-we- ll S Ripley, Shiu'I G proposed in their Congress to establish a territoial j and creeks; sheriffs; constables; tankers; standard kee- i onsrrn-d'a- French. Simon MANAGKRS OF ri(.N Law of Co li Hiickner.. L Kirby Smith, government in a portion of our State. Now is the time pers; retailers; administraiors ; chniinian of special Y ELK" IWnurd E Win com- - ta prove our zeal. by New Supply eourt; commissioners of deeds and conveyance; The.fifllpwinu p nt! ui.-- w! hold th.- in A hill entithd "An net to exempt c.rrtain person II C Whiting. Thomas J Jackson, Cadmusli.M Wil- and nnimatc "our example. of -- - I missioners of low lands; entiy takers and turveyon; irai i r nncts at tho tunc aU.vt- ram. d : j from rii..!nifnt f..r in cox. David It Jones. Win M Gardner, G call upon the brave and patriotic men of orr State servico the nrinie of the Nathan to from superintendents of election?; guardians and receivers; "jCHARLOTTK. --Go H..I-- j Conffilfrnte ' LvaiiK, J E ii Stuart. volunteer, the mountains to the sea. Yon are WATCHES, eknok's W F Phif. r. j. p. State. wantwd fill JEWELRY, inspectors; commissioners of internal improvement); A A Kennedy, G Ah r.ard-T- . r- .1 1. to up our quota in the Confederate Army, T l.r.fiisi -'u 1' Thf Congress ,,f the Coiifedi-rnt- f lister) ti I GKXELALS WHO WERK NOT for partition; patrol coniqiittf es ; processioners ; tflx Hays. j. p.. 1 M Brown. David Park?. J" GUAIlUATES AT WEST and the special defence of the State. I rely, with Solid Silver and Plated Ware. ' Ktrr J Static of Amrien do enact," w river?, ! That all persons ho TOINT. entire c&bfidcncp, for a and boards of valuation: overseers of road? arid Ros.j. p., Ira Park. ( har! Wils .i;. prompt and cheerful response The subscriber has lately purena . v be held to he unfit for military cr-rvic- under to this call upon your patriotism Vender extensive commissioners of wrecks'; tobacco pickers and cooper). M.-ans- . The following Generals were and valor. rUitJit.AI !. ttOVf.Rvnp.Wn j. p., S.ml ruU's to iire-eiihi- -d bv Sw-r.-in- ..n appointed to the old supply of the above articles. His purchases being te th. ,f ',.. yourselves iu companies and in squads under officers of and Co- t LE(.li - Army, without mane directly from The APPENDIX contains forms of Deeds n Zlcli. ai ikk V.,:"!:":t- J- - or employ (ViitV.lerM - puling through the the niaiiufarturer, he is therefore iirc:. b'-aty- . Vr '" 'he service of the Stiit..- your owu selection. You will be once p., A Jlcr. John G'o C Cath. v West Point Academy: Duvid at accepted and enabled to sell at a very small advance on cost, aud nveyances, asfwilows: Agreements, assignments, awarU, Suritirr ;ill iiul;ei.il and e.Xeeutivp offieer i.f I E Twiggs, Vm W regiments j. K iht Sloan, Altn-- Hoov, r. 'niiUumio Loring. organized into under the laws that are or persons may rest assured that all his articles are war- bills of sale, bills of exchange and lading, bonds, mi- StHtf (iuvcrmuoi.tf; tliw nu-inlie- of both house aiay be made, and which it is my duty to execute. The LONG CRr.EKGovcRNoK A XI Parrv. ; of following ranted to be what he represents thein to be. scellaneous bonds, contracts, deeds, marriage set i The Generals first saw Adjutant General of the State will issue the necessary re- K A RE--- .I V e of the several service in the Wilson. McCanu v. Lecislati U .rrv . . . M gj. Watches aud Clocks carefully repaired and will mortgages, copnrtnetship articles, notes, y, Mexican war: L Uonham. Henry R Jiwk-oi- i orders for this purpose. . R D Wbi:i-- Robert Hmd. ou. SnKr.iFF-.Iol- T,, .,alr:. n', ir respective ofheer; all ch rks of receive my person il attention. leases, Ac, Ac. Gid eon Pillow, Samuel R Fellow-Citizen.- -! Your first allegiance is due to BIcCey. j. p.. Geo EllioH, 8aml F.lli.-t- t theotneers ol the .Statu and Confederate Govern- - J Anderson. Chas Chirk, R. W. BECKWITH. This book cm, tains 556 pages, is gotten up in su ...... 1 1 11 1 North-Carolin- a, nni,l 1... Thus C Hindnian. John (J Rreckinridge, lhilly to her banners. Let every man 2", rior st DEWEESK Govknror Wm Pat:. f. p , li ",u "V " ' engage,! m carrvitisr the Renj V Nr. 1861 tf le and bound in law calf. Price, single crl'J, r tr . t t t ...... m v.is; n ; Cheatham. Richard Griffith, do his duty, and our country will be safe. I K tj.I V.il, if u ui... I.MUOL.MI KL I, II Muni.' I. n, all terry on post rout. all pilots and Albeit Pike, Adley H . EDWARD CANTWELL, b -- my .-. Gladden, Maxcy Given under hand and the seal of the State, at N C. ; Wm Caldwell. Wm G Potts. SHERin V W lWmtt' person., engaged in murine . se.-vic- Gregg. Ealeikh. the and in Raleigh, this 2'2'i of February, one thousand eight 1 j. p.. Darid Alh n, Dr J L Cochran. a'tuai service on river ami railroad routes The following Generals of participated in the Texan hundred and sixt w o. S.-- -- hII - Tai- HILL Governor B H Garruvn. i n.. lM,r,H'.i"."; telegraphic- operatives; all ministers wars and the wars with Mexico: IJ,.a McCulloch HENRY T. CLARK. JOHN VOGEL, Practical C. R. .Tavlor'n k , tlnnt- - r, w it Vinson. X.rx:iM.ATtRE R L learni..iid, oi leiigion. j regular discharge of ministerial Louis T Wigfall. lor, respectfu.Ily iuforms the citi- VIRGINIA PRINTING INK ESTABLISHMENT, il". ; j. p... Robt D Ah-xande- I K Oison. StiERrrr-- W duties; all zens surround- S engaged ni working iron mines, furnaces The following Generals saw of Charlotte and Corner of Adams RICHMOND, Va. Caldwell, Hunt.-r- . - no militarv rP; and Leigh urcets, j p., li F JlcWhorter, Sila am, an i ...... j The Charlotte Mutual Fire Insur ing country, that he. is prepared lo.uiaues: jonrneyii.en printers em- .i jn-ese- actually previous i.i ri.. war. John n Floyd. Henry clo- HARRISBURG. g W ployed to manufacture gcntlemcu's : ; Governor Houston, j. p.. in prmtinp newspapers; all rpi.Ieuts and A Wise. Robert Toombs, ance Company, C. R. Printing Ink Manufartu-- fZ Mirrif, Wm Hutchison. - . , Richard Tai lor, Thos ft OXTIXl'FS to take less bv fire, on in and TAYLOR, L Lec;isiattre Relit- M coueges una aea, , 1I .,n-- ri.ks against thing the latest style at ,....,..,51 em v. h.1 l, - ; Flournoy. L Pop.. rer, takes pleasure in announcing to the Southern p., fcdwro Alexander, n A Nn.-.r-. Walker. F K Zo"lli0.ffer. Win Houses, Goods, Produce, at usual short notice. His best exertions .toenrau..t. SHCKIFP er Imviinr a manv is .. -- . Ac, rates. Press that hi3 Ink Factory is now in successful ope- John SDavia, p.. Martin Alexander, V, I .i. ' lirancii, Uilliain II j L Houston. dvnU of the mihlio ' '"V'"' Carrol. R E A. C. will he given to render satisfac- ration In the o" Print- i ,u.,,uT and J I'retlJrnt STEELE. manufacture evtry description of HART'S.- - Wm i . !,.. ,1 .. , ; a?',u,n!V S,,"lp'.h owever, received military eduea,- - tion to those who patronize him. Governor ,M,1L ciiS,.u Uu" "Miu.u.rs rnen Viet lWsidrnt C. OVERMAN, ing Ink, which he U prepared to furnish on reasor. Ilinsou Birr I Mcl.n-en- . in, and the cations at State liistitutions. Shop opposite Kerr's Hotel, next Jonnc rr.M tench, r emph.y. d in in.-tit.n-i.. Attorney JOS. II. WILSON. able terms. News. Book and Job Inks of every dewrij" 1 T- - tie " " & m .ismos Uson, n. L. I - door to I.rown store. " t. MtEUirf J and dumb and blind; in a.M.,1 " 7. .,n tho Confederate See if .j- Teai'r E. NYE Stitt's tion always on hand. Phiilips j. p., 11 M each t . HUTCHISON. 1, J Irwin, John Wilson ' '.r'' G-'- rgia Jan. 18J2. tf one 1 i Orders promptly attended to. Address estublihed ,MM.tl.eeary ia g who u V .l1 7: stdin. DIRECTORS: i C. K. TAYLOR. Vs. A. C. STEELE, . S. T. WRISTON, Ilcadqnartcrs N. C. HHIilia, July 24. Richmond, JNO. L. CROWN, WM. JOHNSTON, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, M. TAYLOR, npr:l,.v- - fn.m military he foli.wing GeneraU were born R. F. SCARR, Gesekal Okdeu No. 3. Rtleigh, Dec 7, 1861 Caulwcll'8 Practices f PROVIDENCE. Governor Wm lira i n service i the at tho Nrth. J t, though CHAS. OVERMAN. w During my absence in the Military service of thii c- riuir'' f e States. previous to the present war they were - The following persons ill be exempt from Company So W P Robinson. Legislator -W M Ut'thvws citi- Committee. cop- ' ---- f- Ezeeuiirt S. T. Wriston, F. Scarr, Jno. State, in Virginia, subscribers and others desiring ,1. p.. E Sample. W N McKee. 6HERirr- 'Uthcrn States: General Cooper, drills, except once in three months: All workmen in J -H H Pco , born ies w Cant-wel- l, ,n -- 'ph-y- L. Brown. mak- -' of the above ork, can obtain them of Mrs. Lle, j. p-- f E A McKee. J M Matthews. j Nl'" Y,rki tn Ohm; Pemberton, in any Factory engaged in working for the State, or Kcpai'ill, Itvl llff Arf I.nn. April 10, 18C1. ing arms, lead or powder, or in ship building for the Raleigh. All " j State or Confederate States, the necessary employees persons indebted to me, by note or otherwise, - p 1 rYiVt 1ik7 of Telegraph or Express lines, or Daily Press, Ferry-- j requested to pay her. w ill hold her receipt good. er's Price A dedoc . News, and Colored Inks, of n excellent qnali- - men and keepers of Canal Locks, State officers artd of single copies of the above $5.00 U03 vi"-"t- , .,, . ,. . . , . I : Bok. 4 op ... '. LeniiKaK I'ailk. iiraxfcin It ! tion will be made who to sell again. kiw price; wm majie rveys oi an ainas: in ract.a t , A "r,,pniius other persons whose employment in the service of the to those buv I WW KltR.Shent. .i ii ,?7 WELL. k5Rtl ot lirhr Uepmring done at short Jl"h",,l,.i,;i1 MfCulIooli, Wm W Lorii,R. I t'ured hy B. A RANDALL & CO.. Marietta, Georgia." on EDWARD CAN1 s Special State is with attendance vot.-- notice. ! Richd incusi:tent their J The camber of each candid te must Bell-hangin- vll gtve.j att,ntion g. may " K Zullicoffer, Camp near 18G1. . paid to He be found op1 ? GabrielJ Raineg, Book Ink. at 50 cents to $4 per lb. in cans of one to drill, and persons excused under the Militia Law. Norfolk, July 30, woids, fagure.-- - I . 1 Zc written m not in aud the scrolls con- .. - ,i, O li 1 cJ .r. . . I ranc J Ipti - .10 lb. i k'wei"- IlU."WU.(r. l IIUUUI.L. . nnunds., News- Ink ffine at cents tieri for all , This order will not be understood as excusing anr I Inning the nnmber of votes, sealed np. in'm b rctura d rr.--7--- - - Jan ?$. 1P62. i I - orders of ons hundred pounds and upwards. News person from Militia duty when called upon to repel an me before 4 o'elock the next day, except the scrolls WANTED. Woo 'f rott-- s I Ink, (very fine) at 40 cents per lb. in kegs of 25 and 50 invasion, or suppress an insurrection, or f:em Regimen- - 10,000 pair ,;ntaicing th? number of for Sli r;;F, which mui--t b Wanted, ten thousand .ld Kevs, of different sizes; Hoop Poles, Staves aud Cord Wood Wanted for the Confederate Army, ? ill- - G.Jr.-lock- s. pounds. Colored Inks at ta f.3 per lb, in or drills and Bv turned, staled up, to the Clerk of Connty Court. old Ac. V. W. VVituDEL. ! Wanted at ihc f:i.r?,ft. f;n 3t half tal muMer?. order of the Socks. r &t.m pound and pound cans. I Commander-in-- hief. G. 0RK I May 27. 1&2. ' W. W. O.; 23, lad) post-offic- e. " i J. MARTIN, YOUNG, WRISTON Jaa oppujlie ihe i Oct 15. J.QIIN 4 WILKES. Muy 6. 1863 4t Dec, IT. Adjutant General. July 30, 18CJ tf ::t"-- - "' lit