WJflSrr.fi:iiISI J)EMOOKAT, CJfimOTlil, 1ST. o.A LIST OF GENERALS IN THE CON-

FEDERATE ARMY.NEW MILITARY OR THE CONSCRIPTION

LAW. j

COTTOX SEED WAIVTED.The undersigned will par the highest cash price for NEW GOODS'CHARLOTTE DRUG STORE.

E, NYE HUTCHISON & CO.RETAIL DEALERS IN

Foreign and Domestic Drugs,

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in tie 2J V"r nf ?;.Sw t Willie, jccl i..f our

I'liMvim-'- in our heart;" very r

rV.vnt w. '.'- - i.t u.ow o er u i rollTo :t t.;. !..Vi-!-- ' f.i no more.

o ra.-r-- , abi. ! no liiorc on e:irihSLuR thy glad vob-- e r.nd

Ti.v prattii.--l f long : and hit ii hi: ; li!.- - .i,:ig.; :'; v i . . ! .i !i s

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REMAKKABLr: FHKNCIf INVENTION ,3....a -

A ci.nm to n i.e..--t I :l K.a . J I V at;, al.'e; m:,!!, by a M . ( i i ! v. . - havedi-co- ; i d a 1

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1 .ii e:ir.. t: an be proj'clle.l ,it!,oi:t v, !,.L! ;, ..it I (."I:! ! i ve ;.J'l.Xpel il.ieti'.--i li.. e ailca imi'lc te.M- - 3!.,!-- d

itiaison up .u a track about a humhc iid- - inlength, Mid the Lmi ( r. r !:.- - v.ii nr.-so- d

them his .M: !y dei; I.I! to undertake lii'.V ea ilai'v ear i J u I

. ! : i it v.itlt 1,5 vva tn

hit h lie Qij, ee.e 1 ;n iflli ,'er ai : i.

( i'.vn mi rj ri.--e ami tii.it id his siniij. In m.trd .s new pi.oi, iij.-- . ii runners, which moveupon pivots so a- - t i aeei uiiiiodatc them-.- . Ives tothe curves i f ti c n r. i, arc UsCil instead of

i dinary car.; aii 1 v. cl- - and the rails ir.uiiAvhn h tin y arc iui arc ci.u.-idera- b! i .. . i ..oioa'iei inaii. . . -?'io;c in oiililial V upon railways.

t he amount A power riuui ift b. start aton nj "ii w heel in an culinary railway is fnOllltell to fi,l,lH:ell .oiiia:.-'- , vJiiie in. oil 31. dira fd sliuiner-- , ill ilieir uidinaiy state, it jiiiii- - a1 .1....tl ,i III ill . . I t . . . t r

i io.to j iiiu'i-- i in iiio ( a ion. Hf redinas 1 11.-- , however, ;o about uno pounds, by tinmiii ui.' conn ivan; c ol a loiciii' ,,!...., 'j.umj. I ' 1 1

ipou t!ic vehic!.-- . by mean.- - of w filmwatt r is kept constantly injected beneath the run-ners,

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thus reducing the friction to almost tiothin .:,the cars as it were sailing along. Anotherp eunaiity o! bis : ysti m 1:; the ;u'nrcssion oflocomotives, tlie motive power L cing a!-- o water.

j

A m i ies ol stationary i ngim- aced at iii'er- -

aisd ten ki.. .metre.-- , i:c mth , couipn s waterinio a metal lube, and the pie:-.-ur- e thu.- - obtained

tijital to or eight atmosplivix s is com-municated

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to trahsvt r-- pipes, placid at interval--o- fiiltv vard:--. :;iitl taovided raeh ui!. i .t I

' ' i " 'I t llki,(lonlicc which is op..i.cd and then c!o-,- d by thetrain itself as it passes. The water, issuing fromthe orifice with a certain d, jr. e of violence, :

strikes a series of cured ti at-, ii.'.e those ,, wat0l'wheels, and placed under the f!- -,f eachcarriage.

Py (hiii meiiii- - the evp, riuicnt,-- ,,rov0, ,!...j

train may l c j -o bed at the rate (d''li!tecn miicsan hour along ,,. gradient.; one and fi.ur li!r!is ,rall li. eh pi r vaid. The li mi ei or is : aid to be en- -i!:ti.-ia-tic:.l- ih!i ! el ;.. it,: i; t - o in is inn moue oirai.ipoi ta; ion. an: l im iit.s aic snnitlv f,, b,made upon a mu i i.

:i l'y ca!, fh:i:i thev haVe !

lirrr lop. i e i ( ( !.

Another invention, mo;,- - in ;u'c. rdar,ce with tinpirit of thti titims, is alle-e.- 1 to have been ,.!,.

vy a person mar who, it is snid h,--sbeen eng;;!cd t n years in perfecting it. Heclaims (bat, by an application nf ch etrie power,

ean coi.ceiiir..ie at the moment of scii.trgeall the guns on the side of a v 1 u 'onr;ieok i.. ii.' , I. . i .any

j,..vo mimil on ,iU: i;j!i;m S Ve.--.-el or I oft lllcat I IllSand that no iron pi. tes. 'however thick. cn:,'d re-sist the terrible cH'ects of such a cntiver-i- n- fir0.Tho Kmporor has set, t the inventor a fiatPuin- -letter, and joiilerrid upon him the d.deration ofthe Legion of Honor,

AVK Yi.ru l'ui IT. ( ,ir fanners and e.tb.o-- ;

who hnve fruit this sermon, should ail .w ,,.waste, but every j.ait'.cle shoii'd .e saved. Lastm iisoii there was but little fruit, and of course, butliltle was dried and as a couve(jiieiiee .mr armycsp-Vm!.-

., that portion that ha- - bcui in the ueiof Jlichni..nd t!:c greater part of the

S I i i ii n r. .1 Sii i, . a i ... - I ., t. . , . o .. l . i .I .v iiinini IIIUCII. It nil r

(rcTs had had a li! ;: !!.w ar:( o .f futit-a- m I

vegetables with the ratums fun.islied them by dmi.iivonininit, there would not have J.mui half the :

sickiifs- - thcr. has be. n among themi nose t.o b of eon . ! - ...' I .

... . l ' " 1 li."UOsutured as mm h as thev lave.relatives ami h minis iti the arm. 1 1 i ,,,,,Lc for It Is too no. t bat m i i.-- ii,. i

taken to secure all the fruit v,s-i- b' ... .! ...portuniiy o.auirs. send their frtemL M.; j

of it. Anv sui plus you m .y h.,vo aft.-- suppi'i:igvonr fr!nd in t!,. t .. . ,

. p. ociiuiiinriu v.HI, wi ar.asMtrcd. puroha-- .' at goo 1 prices. Y,,.i. ... j , i, -

Orri inn m--r iti'thv VotiwntUm.e shall : ii.t m for .i ot on ii a' iiiM'k i ' .

no. itit :.eo et the On!;. ames and ib.-cbri- e

passed bv I Conviiiti i at it I . inand Sidieit of ler- - for the sri j; 'l 'ie ('..even;;,. ! e:autnori.t a the Tint mg ot :,on . ., as taetribution of that naiiiher i .;,i i ie i t'. r ! y a a on'.i-la.i- tIi.inee Jia s o d by tii.it ho.h . ii ;s I"' i

. ii; 5t- - i.i. nailers v ;; he ,: lot IO obtai:this rei-o- a. we have , a.-'- a U-- ;ii:.t tin-to- i!.tiieiitioi-.c- l tie.:,b-- r Ot extra eo mi-- :;,. Pricec l - ... . .o - p-- . it win ii sent r lai!. paid.SI ." ) r co! . Th.. si- - wi.-b- i i;- v . ,

to or.b-- r i liei', .:t e, a - ;!j,. , a liiiliii-e- io!t ii 1 ii iiited.

We wi.'l also print .V:r.i ; ej i. .

Jol RNALS ol- - THE I'oWKMInX,Provided we receive a S!i:!ici,at iiiimber U" or - t.

our doing so. We do not kme.x at uli.it ,

U. C lll.J V ee at, el! the .l i .oiiaa mil i ao-- e v. rigepics an 'iotc i;s tu it u oe able to dein mil r . r.l ! 1 ! ; t I'

JNo. W. SYME.Raleigh, X. ( Printer to the Coaventioii.

wool :CAIH EL-- ASTER S OFFIl I. ? ,s(.oi.i.sia.i;,,. j,,,,,- - i Is;.,

!;?r,V,.lr,!:,iJ ,::J'",S. h:"u,z Vo"1 h...bvjio.u.. ui.ii Unas: r s 1 1. paitni.-n- t is . mm i. . . - -ff it.ir.-l.'ilii.- . W....I i,, i i

nu.unilles. :ial tl''.1 ...Ol ... ..I ,

wfcat quantities they can deliver the a.tk:.-- . iii. ',o-ip- t of siu h notiiication, the i. .C - oi b Iiv. I u Ol iw.indicated

Those having the article for sale an cain. sth s!itar,..l.tog, e tins advertisement tmirconsid. ration, as the phuvs hepr:

-- Iwill be paid. I h;s advertisement is intended to

The largest stock of FALL AND WINTER rin the town, is now on hand at the ponul ir'ionable house of nnJ b.

Koopmann & Phelps.The public, and especially the Ladies, ore vspectfullv invited to call and examine nm. r

knniu ttiAtr fiiinnl f;iil tn Iia i.1aa?a.1 V. .1 0r wej s- - - rs-o,.- u, uuiu as toand price.Ve are now opening daily, as we receive e

the first Houses in the Northern cities ' the n" asplendid Goods in part: 10i'ii!g- Merinos, Delaines, Poplins, Silks

LADIES TRAVELING GOODS'

French, English & American Prints, a large stockQualities and prices to suit all tastes a.-i- purses

Splendhl CLOlHS tlrl Slf.! owhich particular attention is invited. Rtinneip J iey's and Flats, Embroideries, Trimmings uvGloves, &c. Our Staple aud Domestic Dci'artmi!7'T'full and complete, and for it we defy competitionWE will IVOT BE I?NDI2It$0LD.

We have a splendid assortment of CARPETSFamily and Negro Blankets. Our

HEAD Y-MA- CL 0 THINGthis season surpasses, in finish and superiorityheretofore splendid stock iu that line; and tin' 'uthing is, we will sell at shorter profits than ever

BOOTS lid SHOES.-O- ur stock in tin,department is very complete, and selected for I n.lie,Gentlemen, Children and Servants with great cure uiat lov-- prices. A large and cheap stock of choiceg a 11

B

HARDWARE, &c,We call the attention of ouroldand highly valued niS.tomers. and buyers generally, to the fact that, nntj, j

pating their tastes and wants, we have neither spriri-- j

ion or expense in oruer to suit ana please tlu-m- , urnl wesincerely assure them that with these views and itiun.ions, we will sell on terms entirely to

all who call on us. KOOPMANN & PHKLlsJan. 1, 1?G2. tf

Quinn's Rheumatic RemedyHas effected cures of Rheumatism that were consider jhopeless, certificates to prove which can be exhibited

The suffering are invited to give the medicine a trial.Orders addressed to the undersigned at Charlotte nilreceive prompt attention. W. W. QFLN.N.

April 10, 1860. Price $1 50 per bottle.

15 y the Govcinoi- - o( W. Carolina, fEXEU TIVE DKIMUTMKXT, 1

Raleigh, March 28th, 1MJ2.'

In pursuance of the power vested in me by the Con.stitution, and by and with the advice of the "council 0fSlate, I, Henry T. Clark, Governor of North Carolina fdo hereby prohibit the exportntion beyond the limiu Iof the Stnte, of all cotton and woolen goods, im liulinj-yarn-

Jeans, Limeys and blankets except through theorders of the proper officers of the Confederate or StateGovernments.

The Adjutant General will cause the proper ordersto be issued to enforce this proclnmation in the mo.--t

prompt and efficient manner. All Agents to purchaseon behalf of the State are required to have writtiaauthority. HENRY T. CLARK

April I, 1PC2 3t

ilxiculiic it pari m tut of Jt'. arolinaADJUTANT GENEEAL'S OFFICE, I

Ralkiuh, March 22, li;2. JGeneral Order No. 5.

All new Companies of North Carolina Volunteersmust be tendered directly to lh State, otlu rui-i- ; thebouuty auUiorized by the ordinance of the Conventionto raise North-Carolina- 's quota of troops, will not lcpaid to them, as the law docs not allow it. The Coin-panic- s,

so tendered will be organized into Regiiiieutsby the State, the commissioned oilicers of which tinttheir field officers. The bounty will be paid cm li Coin-pun- y

as soon as possible after their arrival in ( ;inij.II. No organization of Regiments ir batttiHotis vi!I

be recognized unless the same is done by iiuilmrity ufthe State and in compliance with its laws.

III. Those Troops being raised for immediate ficM

service should have no more bnggngc tluui inch nmncan carry in his kuaj. sack. It is dersirnble that eachman bring a blanket (if he can furnish it.) Any nilJi.tional articles must necessarily be lost if brought.

IV. All communications on Military inatttis nuift he

sent to this Office. In uo other way will they receiveimmediate attention.

I5y order of Governor Clakk, J. G. MAIlTI.'v.l0-4- t. Adjutant Genual.

A IYi:V LAW ISO OK.CAKTWELL'S PRACTICE AT IAW,

Just published, a treatise upon the PRACTICE ATLAW in North Carolina, bv EnvvAi.n Cantw ku

LL.R.. author of the N. C. Justice, etc.CONTENTS:

Of legislative power in general; legisl.-.tiv- c power in

North Carolina; legislative powers of ju-lici- of the

peace; county boundaries ueed, etc.: county r veuiieand charges; court-house- s, prison, etc.; cotiniy tnotee;jury trials; fairs aud public sales; generalinspection.---, public landings, etc.; poor hoii.vt and

hospitals: registers und clerk.'-- ; rivers and creeks;ferries and bridges; wei:hs meaHires; idiot;-an-

lunatic.--; retailers; Neuse river; public roads und car-tways; public landings ami inspections; milis mal mi-llers; ordinaries and constable.-- ; patrols; wardens of thepoor: prison bounds; roads; ferries und bridee-.- ; jn.ll !sx

exemptions; executive power in gciieinl; t.e ntivepower in North Carolina: execut ivc jiowcr of the couit?:chief justice and clerk; attorneys Ht law; attorney grernl; rcjiorter and marshal, clerks and solicitor: coun--

paupers; guardians; county attorney; run lionir-- :

county court clerks; coroners; boundary conun -i n" l

committees of finance; county trustee; county In i r:

special court ; commissioners of fairs; inspector?;of schools; com misi-- i oners of nuv icnt'u n;

wardens of the .oor; registers, commissioners ft' rivercreek.-- ; sheriffs: constables; rangers; ttandyrd Kee-

pers; retailers; administrators chfu, nuni ofcourt; commissioners of deeds and con veymice:

of low land.--; (utiy Inkers Bi.ii yiiiveyois;superintendents of elections; giiardiun.- - ai d rici ivcr-- ;

inspectors; commissioners of it.t(.i imj rr, v

liartition; j.atrol committees; proct ssioners : lex 1 ( 'boards of valuation; ov iscm of roads and riwr,

commissioners of wrecks; tobacco pickers mid coope"- -

The APPENDIX contains forms of I'ec.13 imdCVB-veyance- s,

ns follow:-- : Aereeraciits. iissieniucnti-- . u h nn S,

bills of sale, bills of exchange and hiding, boiab. i'"- -

eellaneous bonds, contract, deeds, innrringc tetmtnt?, mortgiiges, coartnershiii articles, notes, r-

eleases, ic, ki:.This book contains .t'G pages, is gotten tip in S'd:C'

stvle and bound in law calf. Price, sineie ceJ,$5.00. , EDWARD CAN1WEI.L,

I.'ai l ion, N.C

C. 12. Tnylor'wVIRGINIA PRINTING INK ESTABLISHMENT,Corner of Adams and Leigh streets, RICHMOND, Vi4'

C. R. TAYLOR, Printing Ink Manuf'"takes pleasure iu announcing to the

Press that his Ink Factory is now in sue cssf'i! o l"

ration in the manufacture of every of I'i;! "

Ink, which he is prepared "to furnish gii Kwi"term.-- . News, Book and Job Inks of eve ry n

always on hand.Orders promptly attended to. Address

C. It. TAYI.OIbJuly 2d. . Richmond, 1

Cantwcll's Practice.During my absence in the Military service ef

State, in Virginia, subscribers and others de-iriii- prof the above work, can obtain them of Mrs. C5"

Raleigh. ,.rfAH pe rsons indebted to me, by note or othn n -

ref-nestc- to pny her. I will hold her receipt pood- -

Price of single copies of the above 55.00 A dedu

will be made to those w ho buy to sell g1' " .EDWARD CANTWbbb.

Camp near Norfolk, July 30, 1861. , .

WAjVTFI).iTc6

Wanted for the Confederate Army, 10,000 """

j GENF.nAi.s in the keoi j.au armv.RuWrt E j ofV;u CommaiiJiiig General,SamufcI (Vi0 pr Va- - AJjutai!t Ceneral.A,)(,rt j. Jl)llIlston Tcxas, commanJing in Ky,Jo!Seph i: j0iulStou, yUj commanding Northern Va.p T La, commanding army of Co- -

liimhns, Ky.ma.J()i:-(;i:nki:.m- .s is the provisional armv.

David E Twiggs, fJeorgia, resigned.Leoni(la. l'elk, La. Commanding at Memphis,lirnxton Hragg, La, fommamling at l'ensacola.Larl "an I)orn. .Miss. Army of l'otoruae.(iii-tav- n- W Smitii. Ky, Army of I'otomac.T 11 Holmes. X (', army f I'otomac.William J Hardee, Ceoigia, Missouri,llenjamiii II leer, S (', commanding at Xorfolk..lame.s Long.-tr4-e- t, Ala, army of I'otomac.John It Magri'der, 'a. Commanding at York town.Thomas ,1 .lack-o- n, 'a, commanding north-wester- n

Virginia.Maii.-lie- hl L"'ell, Va, comninnding coast of T.a.Ldmiiml Kirhy .Smith. Florida, army of I'otomac.(leoige II Crittenden, Ky, commanding Last Tenn.fllllCAliitlU-dll.XKUAI.- IX Till: I'HOVISIO.N'AL ARMV.Mill i!r L ISonham, S C, army of Potomac..John IS Floyd. Va. commanding army Kanawha.Henry A Wise. Va, Iloanoke Island.Men McCuIloeh, Texas, Missouri.Henry 1? Jack.-o- n, (la. resigned.Jbiiiert S Cnrnett, 'a, killed in action.William II T Walker, Ca, resigned.U.irnard K Mee, S C. killed in action.Alexander K La wtoii, (J a, commanding Coast of ft a.( ; iilcon J Pillow, Tcnn.Samuel 1J Anderson. Tenn, Kentucky.Daniel S Ibimdso-i- . Tenn, cott.--t of S Carolina.David K .b.iies, S I', army of Potomac..Jones M Withers, Ala, commanding coast of Ala.John C Pcmberton, Yu. coa.-- t of S C.Pit.bard S Kwell, ra. ermyof Potomac.John H Winder, Maryland. Mic.hmond..Jiiba! A Karly. Va. army of Potomac.Thus 1! Ploiirnoy, Ark, died in Arkansas.Samuel Jones, Va, army of Potomac.Arnold liley, Maryland, armv of Potomac.Daniel II Hill, X C, army of Potomac.Henry H Sibley, La. Tcxas Frontier.Wm II Whiting, (.!a, army of Potomac.Wm W Loi ing, X (J, Western Virginia.Michard II Anderson, S C, Pen;icola.Albert Pike, Ark, Indian Coininis-duiier- .

Thus T Fiutntleroy, 'a, resigned,liobert i'oomlis, ( I a, army of Potomac.Daniel K'uggles, Va, Louisiana.Charh s Clark, Miss, arm of Potomac.Posw. II S Ripley, S C, coast of S C.Isaac b' Trimble, Md, army of Potomac.John M ftrav son, Ky, died" in Florida.Paul U li.diert, La. coast of Texas.Michard Catiin, X C. commanding coast of X C.Felix K ZollicofiVr, Tenn, killed in Kentucky.Menj F Cheatham, Tenn, Kentucky.Joseph II Anderson. Va, coast of X C.Simon li Miickner, Ky.. Kentucky.Leroy Pope Walker, Ala, Alabama.Albert ft Mlanchard, La, XorfoJk.(Jtibriel J Pains, X C, Yorktown.J L M Stuart, Va, army of Potomac.Lafayette MeLaws. Ca., Yorktown.Thos V Dray ton, S ft, coast of S C.Tims C Hi.nlman, Ark. Kentucky.A.iley 11 ft hidden. Lis, Pem-acl- a.

John porter McCown, Tenn, K ntticky.Lloyd Tilghiium, Ky, Kentuokv.Xathan (. Kvans, S C, coast of V C.Cadiims M Wilcox, Tenn. army of Potomac.Philip St (iconic Cocke, Va. died in Va.M L Mhodes, Ala. army of Potomac.Mielnird Tayior, La, army of Potomac.Louis T Wigfa'd, Texas, army of Potomac.James H Trapier. S C, i:oast"..f Florida.

eiich, Mi-- s, army of P.itom.-t-YV... II .n r v.. .1 ...." v ..."I.. i enii., J ennessco.if,,., W Mercer.Humphrey Marshall, Ivy, Kentucky,John C Mreckinridgo, Ky, Kentucky.Miohard (Jriiiith, ?diss. army f I'l.imn:,-- .AI exanucr P Stewart, Kv. KentuckyWm Mntgomery Gardner, fta.on furlough.Michard M Garnet t, Va, army of Potomac.William Mahone, Va, X'orfolk.L OT.rian Mratich, X (', coast of X C.Maxcv ftregg. S C, coa.it of S C.

K Colston. 'irginm.Kdward Johnston, A'irginia.Henry Heth. Virginia.John-to- n H Duncan, Louisiana.

A M Wood, Alabama.George W Kaudolph, Virginia.Howell Cobb, of Geoi-gia- .

Joseph L Hogg, of Texas.J Pettigrew, Xorth Carolina.P Hill, Virginia,

t Hansom," Xorth Carolina.T!II: VVKST POINT fiKXKRALS.

The following Confederate Generals are graduatesWest loud: M.muel Coop,.,-- , J(lui if Winder.SoUC lv. Irn,lublt1' S Domdson, Jici.j Huge,,

,T1 1,;".t,:i!; 15 Oayson. Lconidas Polk,

..iuiie. nains. nos 1' Uravton. lf,.,-.-l- , Y- ,,,- - cm;losv-pl- l lj ,1

in

IH 11, loiliert N nvin.tt f.,-- .om, (jllstnviis: " AT c .1.1.i iiusiieiuLovell James Longstreet, Daniel II HiH. RichardAnderson, l afavetfo McLaws, Alexander Ptewart, I.osvve 11 M;ipl(.v, .,.--

, (. Fl.pnchi s;monV',"."!:' L

. ,ir,'-- v 'S"iih' Ihnnard E Uee, Wn.C U biting, 1 homas J Jackson, Cadmus M Wil to

cox, lavm ii .joncs. m M Card!uer, Xathan Gl.vans, J l; j; Munrt to

U:XKLAI.S WHO ,KRK NT (j KAIH'ATK.S AT WESTl'OINT.

Tr.e following Generals were toappointed to the oldmted Stat.-- s Army, withoutii- - i . , passing throng. fl.

Loriuir.e.--i i Hint .Vcadciny David L Twiggs, 'm XV

The following ftcnerals first saw service in theMexican war: M L Ponha.n. Ihuiry J Jackson,l.nb-o- J 1 i!!ow, Satnuel H Anderson. Chas Clarkbos C llimltnan, John C lircekmrhl. l' .': isl'- - 1 J it J J J 1"r,H'il,l"" - Hichard ftritlith, Albert Pike, Adh-- II do

hidden. Maxcv (.reg.'The following Generals participated in th,- - Texanwars and the wars with Mexico; ;,. McCulloch.Louis i igfall.The following Generals saw no military

previous t. the i.r.'sent war. J.d.n l Flovd. Heuryise. Robert finiiiiiw. Richard Favlor, Thos HFioariaiy. L Pot.e Walker. F K V.,'w.1..U...

Maluii L (P, P.ram-h- , Wiliia... If I', 'i

' ,Khod. Some, ho ver. receiv. d military educa- -cations at taie ins: ii uTio!i

irg.nta has l Generals in the Gonf. derateAnmos: South Gandina l; L.ui.-ian- a S; Geor-i- a 7-- I

eiin.-ss- , e S; North Carolina S: Kentucky 7 Mary-land h Alabama 4: Mississippi 1; Texas' Arkan--- at loridu 1; .Missouri none.The following Gr n. rals were born at tho Norththough previous tu th present war they were citi'

of ,. southern States: ( J. u.-ra- l Coot.er. bornNew Wk: Ripley, iu Ohio; Femberto,,, i IVllI1 L.F,k,- in Massachuetts; Iilanchard, inMas.-Hchusett- s; Fr.'i.th, in New Jersey.

Tim following are natives of NorthLeonidas I'.dk, P.raxton V,rH, TlieoMl,;""

if. ,1,r... !.... M-- r. ,i ,

. ' !1V """Cutler, Gahrnl J .uines,i i i anc;i. T

Hoop Poles, Staves and Cord vt- - ing.. .. J inVv.iiite.. at the Ch irlor.e team .Mill

I Coiton Seed, at tLeir Oil Works, fire miles south-ea- st

of Charlotte, at Isaac N. Alexander's mills.STEPHENS u WHISNANT.

Pee ?i, 18GI tf

DJi. J. M. MILLER,Charlotte, N. C,

Ha? resumed the Practice of .Medicine, and can befound at his Office in Brawley's Building, immediatelyover Drucker and Ileilbrun's Store, or at his residence

J Feb. 2a, 18G2.

I WM. & . TIDDY,j Charlotte and Lincolnton, N. C,j MANTFACTURERS OF

MONUMEXTS, IIEADSTOXES, &c, &c.at cither Yard respectfully solicited, and

veil! meet with prompt attention.Feb 1, is 02 tf

THE SOUTH CAROLIXIAJV,.Published Daily and Tri-vveekl- y.

COLUMBIA BANNER,A "Weekly Family Paper.

COLUMBIA S. 0.This is the Largest Family Paper in the South, and

is offered to the domestic circle for News and PoliticalIntelligence. The Tales and Stories which are olferedto the readers of the Banner are the efforts of SouthernGenius, which it is a pleasure to foster. OriginalSketches, Literary and Scientific Essaj-s- , and Miscel-laneous Selections, regularly make tlieir appearance inits columns.

Subscription Daily, $C; Tri-Weekl- y, S I: Weekly,per annum, in advance Papers stopped when sub- -

scription expires.Feb. 1, 1S02 It. W. GIBBE3, Proprietor

WHEAT !The subscriber is prepared to purchase the new

crop of Wheat at the highest market price. Farmerswill find it to tlieir advantage to call at the CHAR-LOTTE .STEAM MILLS before selling.

Jaify l, lso 2 tf JN0. WILKES.

R. E. SI. ANDREWS,CHARLOTTE, X. C,

Would inform the public frenerally, and the citizens ofMecivlcnburg (larliculurly, that he has resumed thePractice ot DENTISTRY and may be found at his oldstand. He is prepared to set Artificial Teeth on Gold,Silver, Vulcanite, or on the Cheoplastic process, aspatients may desire, and fill Teeth with Gold, Tin,Amalgam or Os Artificial.

He is also prepared to perform any operation belong-ing to Dentistry, ami need not say that he will be pleas-ed to wait upon any of his old friends or new friendsyou may take that for granted.

February 5, 1801

TAILORING BUSINESS.NEW SHOP.

The undersigned has opened a Tailor-ing Shop in Springs' Building, RoomNo. 1, where he is prepared to do allkinds of work in his line. He respect-fully asks a trial and a share of publicpatronage.

Military suits furnished to order.Mr R M Robinson, an experienced cutter, will super

intend the establishment.J. A. CALDWELL.

February 13, 18G2 y

By the Governor of North Carolina

NORTH CAROLINIANS! your country needs vouraid for its protection and defence against an invadingtue. J lie President of the Confederate States has madea requisition upon our State to complete her quota oftroops in the held. Our own borders are invaded bythe enemy in force, now thretenting an advance to de-prive us of liberty, property, and all that we hold dearas a self-governi- and free people. We must resisthim at all hazards and by every means in our power.He vvages war for our subjugation a war forced uponus in wrong and prosecuted without right and in a spiritof vengeful wickedness without a parallel in the his-tory of warfare among civilized nations. As youvalue your rights of all the blessings toof freedom: the hallowed endearments of home andfireside, of family and kindred, I call upon you to rally ato their defence, and to sustain the noble and sacredcause in which we are engaged.

North Carolina has always piovcd true, constant and abrave in the hour of trial and of danger. Never let itbe said in the future that she has failed to maintainthis high renown. If we are threatened now more thanheretofore, and upon our own soil, let our exertions beequal to every demand on our patriotism, honor andglory. No temporary reverses dampened the arder of"your ancestors, even though the enemy marched

columns through the State. The fires of libertystill burned brightly iu tlieir breasts. Theywere moved in new energy, and resisted by gal-lant deeds, with abiding hope and unflinching courageand perseverance, bravely contending with enemies athome as well the foreign foe, until, after a st,ule ofseven long years, our ludencndene una neliicvp.) nmlicknowledged. Let us imitate tlieir glorious example.I'he enemy is redoubling his efforts, and strainiii"- everynerve to overrun our country and subine-at- ns to hisdomination his avarice and ambition. Already it isproposed in their Congress to establish a territorialgovernment in a portion of our State. Now is the time

prove our zeal and animate by our example.1 call upon the brave and patriotic men of our Statevolunteer, from the mountains to the sea. You are

wanu-- to fiil up our quota in the Confederate Armv.and for the special defence of" the State. I relr, withentire confidence, for a prompt and cheerful response

this call upon, your patriotism and valor. Tenderyourselves in companies and in squads under officers ofyour own selection. You will be at once accepted andorgauized into regiments under the laws that are ormay be made, and which it is my duty to execute. TheAdjutant General of the State will issue the necessaryorders for this purpose.

Fellow-Citizen- s! Your first allegiance is due toNorth-Carolin- a. Rally to her banners. Let every man

his duty, and our country will be safe.Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at

Raleigh, tins 22a of February, one thousand eighthundred and sixty-tw- o.

HENRY T. CLARK.

The Charlotte Mutual Fire Insur-ance Company,

C10XTINUES to take risks against less by fire, onProduce, Sec, at usual ra'tes.

Vresiihnt A. C. STEELE,Vice Ireid.-ntC- . OVERMAN,Attorney JOS. H. WILSON,.S.r.y 'J'Kf'r E. NYE HUTCHISON.

DIRECTORS:A. C. STEELE, S. T. WP.LSTON,JNO. L. BROWN', WM. JOHNSTON,M. R. TAYLOR, F. SCARR,

CHAS. OVERMAN.Eccculirc CoMfuilUeS. T. Wriston, F. Scarr Jno

Brov.-n- .

Aj.ril 10. I 531. anviag

Atlantic, Tenn. A: Ohio IS. IJ., ofBtatesville, June 2, 18G2.

t';1',';i 1 , ! .1 'J?5""'. lhe Passenger ,

aa n Moa'3:,.vs,iv7 I loirs j o, V A, , ' oaiuiuays, a' 0.40 A.M..- -- v.w.w. v m uuic iv conneci witu tbe morntrain to Columbia.. Passengers leaving States villethe morning will reach Columbia in the afternoon.

To this law of Congress as at first published byus. there were subseT,ently parsed several arnp.nl- -

ments or nux.l.ary laws. e present the f.. low- -

It'll ?) "J UIU.1 mo.nneu, winenare ittiti'l will lo found com1

.ct, in the hope amf

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beh.-- t that it win prove useim m contributing t ar.-i- if r.i! unJerf-tan'Jisi- of it :

Tin- - roNrription law places in tlie service . f tin-- (

"..nf.'.lcratf States, for throe years, unle.--s thi- - wareinl-- , all white men lnf.veen ei'hter-- an l

ll.irty five y ".!- - of age, re.-id.-- nt in the L'onf att:Sl;i!i-- : , aic! ii"t legally exempt fr-u- servie-.:- .

Tl. law - mi-- iii a- - it i.iit an act?'fiiii!i! t'i lns of CM liipts has ln en pr,-,e- d.

nliifli el..! i generailv th.e hitherto.villi iiii" ihlil I".!-- ;.

Ail tut !vr iiph;Ii' mi'ii. ii. tween the prierihe'larc emit iniu-i- l in e :'()r two v.-rir- s t'vui

tin- - j .in nf tiicir pn sciit term, ln it.I! the wari ill! ii: ie s Ion. ; and ai! t!:oe under eighteen am

. r llii; tv - fi ve, are to be retained for n'mitv oav:after tl.eir t- rm expires, unl-.-- . tlieir piace- - aiK!'!ier scpj-iiei- i oy reenms.

The twelve niuiiths' laen. lx tueen eighteen amithirty five, who are retained heynml their ti i in ofeiili-tiii.-i- i!. ami who have m.L yet rec-- ( ive.l ho jrityami fii lot! Ji, lall remive hoth: the I'm lo:: -- hs.

e.vi i.e !:. nted in uch number. and at-- ueii iiiiies as tin- - ot War mav teemmo.-- t coiiiat ibh; with i!ie jiablic interest; and themen may receive in lit n of furlough, the commuta-- t

i : i aeie in money nf the transportation grantedi. : i eigi l men iiv tin net.

11. term ol rrviri! ot th.i.--e who oriiiiallv.1 !' r tlie v.'.i r, or who have since lor

ii 'd. - not a fleeted bv the law.M." a now in service an: imt permitted to

!.er nrgai.iations than those to which thevami all re enlistments that have In n

from one ei-tin- g company to another, or intow company, where the has no!perfectrd by actual Iran.-fe- r, is in idled can- -

( s. battalion- - lint 1'i'irililillts ot twelves men, retain' in service by the act, shall '

it Til...:i eo. v.iiliiii tortv (lavs troin the date of the.i t, on a day to be fixed by the Commander of theUridgade, to bv electing all their of-ficers whom tle-- had a right heretofore to elect.

Companies. battalinn. squadrons, or regimentsorganized, or in process of organization, by au-thority from the Secretary of War, which may, with-in thirty days from the passage of the act, have thewhole number of men necessary to complete theiror:r.'mi-:a- t ion actually enrolled, n including, how- -

j ,. ,,. ji. tliat lillinlier ie- -i .os lion in cieicr. - 11 I...

mastered into the service of tin Confederate States.it . . . .aim oe recena u m mat arm 01 tne service in wbicdi'.1thev were aalliorized to organize, and elect their

battalion and regimental ofiicers.j o enroll mi persons contemplated bv the act.l ... .

: 4... n : i..i.iii ii. i oon me i resiiieiu mav. Wit i t heconsent of the Governors of the States, e mptov Matoi'icers; it such consent cannot be obtained. Con- -

.1 ...... t .iv. l.. i; I . . . . ii ..le.iei.in- - I'llll.l-I.- - SUilll UC il ! II liU Ml UV HiO I ll'Sl- -dellf.

Persons md now in sen ice, who shall be enrolled,shall be assigned by the Secretary of War to the'lii'.'ii ent companies of the State fromwhiih suchper-oi- is ;u-,- . drawn; until each company is tilled toit maximum number.

camen ami ordinary scan. n. enrolled und t!',eact. may, on application of the Secretarv of the.Navy, be transfrrred to the naval service," If. after filling up the ccmi-ani- . s. regiments, bat-talion- ami - jtiadrons from any State, there shallremain any of the enrolled men,' the excess shall bekept as a reserve, and at stated intervals, not ex-- ;ceeding three months, details, to be made bv lot.

. . , .i n ' i JMian ui' drawn irom the reserve to keep thio coin- -

panics ;is neat ly full as practicable. Tin person-servic- e,

so reserved remain at Iiime until called intoand receive m pay until actually mu-fere- d in.ri .'i i.ii nn .in- - inn, winie ai imme in resi r e, selo.'Cfto ti e l ines and articles ot war except teat d they

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wio'nil v to obey a call of lb.- - I're,; '..,.f !,..,"shall be held as deserters, and punished as sac!)".

Wlo-m-vi-- t!ie President shall think that theof the srv:ce rerjuire it, he may call into

active m i vice the entire reserve, or so much as mave liece?.-1!-'. iiy, and they -- hall be organized under

h ruh - as the eCletiirv ot i ar mav :io,lelect their fi. Id and company officers.

The reserves from each State," when thus culledout. shall be orgaui::- ! separately. M

Kvcrv man muster d into service, who shall bringwith him a mu.-ke-t. shot gun, rille or carbine ac-cept .1 as an efficient weapon, shall receive thevalue of it as ascertained by the mustering oiiiccr Sunder such regulations as the Seerctary'of Warmay prescribe, or if (he owner he in. willing to sell,he shall receive cue dollar a month for the u.--e ofsuch arm. J

l er.-o- ns not iiaoie to duty may be received as Anb-titutes, and r .,n,di reguiatioiis as the Secretary

of War may prescribe.Vacancies be filled by the President from

the company, battalion, sipiadron or regiment inwhich such vacancies occur, by promotion accord-ing j.dto seniority, except in case of disability ov '

other incompetency. ' ;Vi lie President may, however, fill a vacancy by

nomoutlg anv olhcer ot the oomnmn- - 1... 1

Tu.dron. or regiment, who may have been dis- -tuiguished in the service by vah.r and skill, withoutn i.M nee to seniority- - Vi.r..,,,,.;.... ....... .1... t . t. ,.v in i ne i n M i

grade of commission, d officers of a Company shall Mbllcdby election or the President m;,v ,n

' " on .'i I!" 11(1 l llii Ilfr IISIiPlI I III dlKld . I'lW. , ...t i' ' V

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EXEMPTIONS II

ij:ti,i.l f.ll II '' C nil ijrie ntith d -- An act to exempt certain per.- - is II

...1,1 ..1.11. '..!.., i' " 1 -- ervice in tne armies ot the( 'oiiti ih rate States."'S.ction 1. The (Vngr.-s- of th Coilfede ratStates of America, do enact, 'Feat ail persnio whoi... l. .. i. i i i. -.

-- ii.ii ne ii' ti io no : ni t,,i. ,.,,:o, ,' i o i i l l , i ; e ( ; ; : e rruies to lie pr. scr;!., d by th,- - Secretary of War: allth. ' service or employ ,,f the Gonfcde, ate Stat- ,- Iall jmlicial and executive o!;iceis of Confederate r

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Mate Governments; the members of both lmfCon. rrc of the h nf f!,.. I

Stat, ami their respect i v e oflie. ..11 ..!...-- ! . ..rthe oilicers of the State and Confederate ft ovcin- -

nts allou l l... i ii . 1e nv a:,i..H, cngageii m carrvui" uiemail aa ierryni. n nn po.--t routes; pilots" andpel's is. iiea-ji-t- iii io tii'ii-ii,.- . : . (.Jon i u , am, in!-

li.a. s rvace .n river and railroad routes of t rans -i '"!': ail rativ.p ail minist ist i li- i"!l. 111 1 ie lee.i' n- - .!;., iarge ot ministerial,bc:,-- .11 .,, a .. ,

, ..- ' ' " "oi King iron mine: furnace- -

li.O louieliies: all burn,.," ' ."ov,, Miners actuallyi -i in i'linting newsnao,., all i Apiote.sors ot coo, g,.s and academies, and all teach-ers hav ing a- - many as twenty scholars; superintc,dent o. the pubhc ho.-uta- lunatic as,lums. andl.e regular nm-- es and attendants therein, and- - theteachers em, loy. d m the it itut i.. for th0 deafanil blind: ,n apoth-car- v store now.ne a.othe-ar- in p)n.l standi,,.,, whoa pract.ca druggist; superintendents am opera-tives m wool and other facforivs. who mav b0 ex-empt. d bv: the Secretar of War. vl,.,ll i... i. .

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wjiM ei uiv k Miiouoraio Maros.zens

Ucpairui, Ee!I-Iia- n in- - A:-- . in

Tl: h ri ! 1.. In.n- - .c ii ; c ..r J i i -

is prepared to Repair Locks of .le.cro'ti ',

very low price: will make Keys of all kinds; iu fact, u!lkm.! of I Repairing done at short nutLe. Specialu!ca-.;ot- i to Reli-h-ingin- g. He m.iv be found op-P'.-- tthe post-oilic- e. W. XV. U OODEL. j

Jan 28. lsK2.j Wanted, ten thmisn-v.'- . obi Key, of different sizes: '

j old (inn-lock- s, .V..;. V"... W... iiui'rr.ii,'

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Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery,Fancy Articles, Oils, Paints, Var- -nishes, Window Glass, Putty, Dye

pbtutts, lurpentine, .Burning fluid,rure liquors, uantondLj: Teas, Field and Garden Seeds, &c.

Having closed our Books, we intend hereafterto sell for cash.

Mav 7, 1801.

WOOD-WOR- K and BLACKS3IITHIXG.The subscriber is prepared to do all kinds of Wood-

work and Blaeksmitliing, such as making and repair-ing Wagons and Buggies, Ilorse-alioeiii- g, fcc. His Shopis at his residence, nearly opposite Mr W F Phifer'sdwelling, and he also has a Blacksmith Shop on theback-stre- et in the rear of the Mecklenburg House.

lie solicits a share of public patronage, and feelsconfident he can give satisfaction both in workmanshipand charges. Give him a trial.

J. II. PR0PEST.January 7, 18G2

WAIVTED,MPKFj? highest market price will be paid in

cash. Those having Cotton to sell will please give usa call before disposing of it.

ELLAS & COHEN.Charlotte, Jan. 14, 1S02 tf

STJMAlJtiriCLOTHING.Having enlisted for the war, I desire to close cut thestock of SUMMER CLOTHING I have still on hand atcommon prices for cash.

The stock consists of a variety of Mens' and Boys'Clothing, and

Gents' Furnishing Goods.tig? I would also give notice that we have a great

many accounts standinar onen and would h nlj have them settled by cash, while money is plenty or at

v --xJies. iiy liouus will be found in the handsot Mr Saml. P. Alexander, who is authorized to makesettlement.

June 3, 1802. J. M. SPRINGS.

JOHN A. LANCASTER &. SON,Stock Brokers,

R. A. LANCASTER.March 13. 1SG2. Cm. P. J. W RIGHT.

1000 Cords Tan-Bar- k Wanted,For which the highest cash price will be paid.

KARL KAIIN WEILER,April 1,1802 4m-- pd Dallas, N. C.

Big Plank Deeds, Attachments, and CourtBlanks, for sale at this Office.

In consequence of the great advance in paper, we arecompelled to advance the. price of Blanks to $2 a quire.

Ir. C. U L, I, E T T ,COTTON FACTOR

AND

GENERAL COMMJSSfOX MERCHANT,No. 2 Union street, NEW ORLEANS.

Strict attention given to purchasing.Jan 7, 18G2 lyr ui

PEA MEAL.We keep at our Steam Flouring Mill in this place

re a .ueai ,ur leeoing cows ami stock. Also, we haveon hand at all times, Family, Extra. Superfine andcoarse Flour. We warrant our family flour.

Corn Meal and Grits can always be had at the mill'J. WILKES & CO.

Jan'y 1, 18C2

9BY JT. IS. KEliK, Proprietor.

JSL 17 VERY ACCOMMODATION afforded thellflii patrons of Mje Charlotte Hotel.

lifer,-- "'"' At this lio-- r , is kept the line of Daily

Stages from Charlotte u Ashcville.0ct L 18G1- - J. B. KERR.

The Celebrated Female Pills.These Pills do not cure all diseases, but thev are -

rantid to cure Lnc.oreah, or Whites that dreadful scourgetemale health, happiness and usefulness. They arc

no' Mtented and are no humbug, but .are prepared bvNorth Carolina physician of high standing and of

long experience in the treatment of female'diseases.

All that is necessary to convince vou of their eHioMcv ifair trial. For particulars, see vvrnmipr.?. l'r.en'ci

per box. For sale at the DRUG STORES.Jan. 15, 18G1 vr

J. G, WILKINSON &. CO.,PF.Ai.KHS INWatolies,

.Silver fc plated WareAND FANCY GOODS, for

No. 5, Granite Range,Opposite the Mansion House, CHARLOTTE, N. C.

Attention given to Repairing Watches and Jewelry.September 18, 1SC1. y

andNew Supply of

WATCHES, JEW EL III7Solid Silver and Plated Ware.

The subscriber has lately purchased a very extensive andsupply of the above articles. His purchases beingmade directly from the Manufacturer, he is thereforeenabled to sell at a very small advance on cost, andpersons may rest assured that all ii is articles are war-ranted to be what he represents them to be.

BQ, Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and willeteivc my personal attention.

R. W. BECKWITII.Nwv. 27, 1801 tf rior

Tailoringee? JOHN V0GEL, Practical Tai-

lor, respectfully informs the citi-zens of Charlotte and surround-ing country, that he is preparedto manufacture gentlemen's clo-thing in the latest style and atshort notice. His best exertions

rer,will be given to render satisfac-tion to those who patronize him. ingShop opposite Kerr's Hotel, next abledoor to Rrown Stitt's store.

Jan. 1, 18G2. tf

Headquarters N. C. Militia,ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,

General Oeder No. 3. . Raleigh, Dec 7, 1801.The following persons will be exempt from Company

drills, except once in three months: All workmen inFactory engaged in working for the State, or mak- - iesarms, lead or powder, or in ship building for the well,

State or Confederate States, the necessary employeesTelegraph or Express lines, or I.aiiy Press, Ferry --

! men and keepers of Canal Locks, State officers andother persons whose employment in the service of the tionState is inconsistent with their attendance on Militmdrill, and persons excused under the Militia Law.

This order vrill rot be understood as excusing anv

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June ii , i l"; it Maj. & Q. M. C. S. A- -

The market price naid for Hides, by?Ji L2. l s.rf tf ? M IIP W FI.T

person from Militia duty when called upon to repel aninvasion, or suppress an insurrection, or from Regimen-tal or Rrigade drills and musters. Ry order of theCommander-in-chie- f. J. G. MARTIN,

Dec. 17. Adjnt-ia- t General.f OHN" WILKES.

t : YOUNG, WRISTON'Socks.

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T. J. SUMNER,Engineer.Jani 1 ' SG2