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HthmunS, 20 Jult 1860.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12

H~betnweln! beInpefn!
unlern 8reunnen. ioWie Dem peutlhen Qubli.
FUN nberbdupt, erIauben mir uns auf unIer reid.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12

HiGnpno, Sirainien.
DER untcr,si6nete cmpfebIt bGRihIf Iein,u
6reunosn une Dem Yublitum lsin ausaepsbntes
trt'@ an9eisstes Eager BON 9iqueGren unp 81.
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bee pursn oeutIbtn Ncbenlaftes feinrn Ghtcn
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tiuieen Yreileu.
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8auhtabof, Surbines &c. &c.
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Weis- und Lager-Bier- Brauerei.
Die untsr3stGnrtsn liuo ieet in BEN StouI
gsiest' bic 5erren 8irtte uno bas settrts 0ubr
turi nit Wsts' unD 2aeertier siansr Sotrita,ic,
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SrrrsS per 6ab ODER Dubenb bitten mir tsi
5rn. Steinlein ab,ugsben.
8. Sfber II. 6 o m Il.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
Simun Steinfeiu.

S'h'VH SIelIIietH,
Vie. 100 Sroao~, ;ntrhen Der &. unp I. Strase
Dem eurtrtileneen 9ub!ifum mirb birfts ueu ttnderi6ttt
bOteI 6elttns %empfoh'su. Die Dirtbfbaft ~eeITtIbtn if init Sr
Sorilslttnen 9elrdnten duSGtifltte. Spaifiac GrfriIfunotr
uno Dslitatsllen oee Nlarftes Nno ieberSeit iu ba6sn. 81;
be'aS enpfublen.
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: Glenn ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.

THonAsvILLE, DAvDsoN Co., y. 9. >.
yuyHE 10th SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL Co O.,
and closes the THIRD TUESDAY in December. =,
The system Of instruction in this School is thorough,
and designed to prepare Young Ladies for the active du
of life. We teach industry and economy.
Board, Rdahsng, fasl and rooms vrniahed So f' ~
months. The Enghh course from $40 to So Music anu
Ornamentas reasonable.
This School will not close or no soar NO eaas T.
for tho TRITON Of the daughters Of soldiers who ngn' "
the liberties Of the South. "A.
This Seminary Is on the N. g. Railroad, hours n0'
from Raleigh and from Columbia, 8. c.
For further particulars address, - r,,o,,.s p~.s,
. rbom..v;,,e N. G. June %. 1851. 26-wstpd
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June 9th, 1861.
NEW CLOTHING.

TUST RECEIVED
- SO PAIRS FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
100 PLAIN 6"
100 :" BEST BLK DOESKIN CAS-. PANTS.
so DRAR D'ETE
SO BEST BLK DOESKIN Gas. PANTS
made up in Broad. fall style.
WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS,
DUCK LINEN PANTS,
BLACK tSilk Warp ALPACA FROCKS
c" SACKS,
FATIGUE SHIRTS, for Military Companies are p.
ceived daily bv Express.
TREASURY BONDS of the Confederate States tak,n
at par in payment for GOODS Also from those who AZ.
indebted to us by Note OF open account.
e. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, N. e.. june %, 1851. 60-w&sw6t
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mo. ls,l <
Resol

Rssolced, That the Comptroller be directed to lay
before this Convention tabular statement exhibit.
ting the Public taxes paid into the Treasury of the
State from each county for the five years preceding
the first day Of january, 1860, distinguishing the
several subjects from which such taxes were de-
nveo' ana the amounts received from each subject
respectively, in each successive year. = .,
Rssoloed, That the Comptroller be and he ia here.
BY authorized to employ such additional clerical
force as may be necessary to enable him to furnish
the foregoing information Il an early period. 8,
Read three times and passed, 10th June. 1851.
.5s So w. N. EDWARDS.
Teste: President Of Conve,,,o,,, Z
VARS Z. STEELE, ,Secy. rs :
&c, EDw4sps Assist Sec'y.
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THF N0RTH.cARoLIrA STANDARD.

VyHE STANDARD IS NOW THE ONLY CONsbn
YATlvE political paper in Raleigh. It will y,g% Tex.
ousy support the present righteous war on The part o.
people OF The South in defence Of their rights not
State Affairs It will boldly expose oil attempts 70 m ~
mere party paramount TO the public good and u VII, u
expose and resist every tendency owards the hs
Of power in the hands Of the few a. The expense "
IA NEWSPAPER no Other Journal in the State INV
exeel IT, It will contain Ill the lstest news and espee'
the war news. = & ~ s4 $,
d, sE4ls5 TERMS:
Semi Weekly Standard per snnun. y 90 m so.s'''
Weekly. &c -. zvo .r-;,e
rba WEEKLY vim Be sent IN Clubs at tho foos s,s
rate per snnuu: Six Copies Tor 40; Ten Copies TOT
aud = On in prppoftiou. w ~ holden.
4 RaIsSh, N. G., July a,issI.
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mo. PSI
Resolution.

Resolued, That the resolution heretofore passed,
providing for a recess of this Convention this eve.
ming at o'clock, be, and the same is hereby re.
scinded and that this Convention will adjourn on
Friday next at2 o'clock, p. m, and will meet again
on the Sd Monday in November next unless SOON
er convened By the President or by Thomas Rnfin,
Of Alamance, William A. Graham, of Orange, Bed
ford Brown, of Caswell, Jas. W. Osborne. Of Neck
lenburg, and Asa Biggs. Of Martini members of the
Convention or any three Of them, in case Of his
DEATH
Read three times and passed, 26th June, 1861.
W. N. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. of Convention
WALTER L. STEELE, Sec'y.
L. c. EDWARDS, Asst Secretary.
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; mo. s2.l
Resolution.

Ordered, That the Secretary cause FIVE hundred
copies Of all the ordinances and resolutions having
the force of laws adopted at this session, to be prn
ted in pamphlet form the said ordinances and reso-
lutons to be inserted in the order of their dates and
in the form in which they stand enrolled: Two
copies Of the same to be distributed to each member
Of the Convention, one to each of the officers twen-
tyye to be deposited in the Office Of the Secretary
Of State ten to be delivered to the clerk of the Su-
preme Court for the use Of the Court to each o
the Superior Court Judges and solicitors; the resi-
due to be retained, subject to further order.
Read three times and passed, June 9th, 1861. {,
w. N. EDWARDS, 5g
Teste: President of Convention
WALTER L. STEELE, Secty. s[ II
L @. EDwARDs, Asst Secty., 800 Il ..s
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: t.sN For Inc STANDARD
Mr. Mr.; E n Permit me, through your paps,
and s, chapter =. Of our City ordinances: ''
SECTION 6. No inha6itant shall be suffer-, :,
convey out of his or her kitchen the dishvaes ~,
other Stops into any Of the streets of the eitv a
pain of FORGETTING four dollars; and one dO]a, sa
every day it shall remain after the city cons,,6.
shall have given notice to the owner to have i ~
moved
SEC. Z. Any one throwing filth in the Street,
cutters, &C., from the Jail, privies, or othervis,
shall forfeit ten dollars for every offence.
SEC. 8. No hog sty shall be located within tuentu.
1os feet Of any public street within the city and
any sty shall be located contrary to- the meaning q,
this ordinance, ard the person fail to discontinue i
on being notified by the proper authority within
ten days, he shall forfeit five dollars and one dO,,
for each day it may be allowed to stand"
sa A. CITIZEN,
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ment-such sobriety and respectful deportn.,.
such total absence Of every thing that could
Though the inhabitants Of the mountain rs ss aay
our beloved country 80 looked upon by the ,ss.
the world as rude uncultivated, and, in som nest
spects savage people yet on this occasion :, re-
displayed courtesy and propriety of condnct ,e!
would have done honor to the most ensS,. mat
portions Of the world. su'ened
After the ceremonies Of the day were cos.d
enterprising citizens, Messrs. g. W. Bradley p our
Yer, Triplett and others, had plentiful AND rot ROY"
heartily partook. present
Joel Waters, ESQ, has furnished the fo,,o..
lines Of original poetry, designed to be sung =. ing
anniversary: Ak, a' Inc
d For forty years, now past and gone,
! We bore the tyrant's rod
Wewanted nothing but our own,
!, Nor thirsted for their blood.
= We strove for peace in every way,
Because we thought it right
But since that peaceful day is gone,
& Were now resolved to fight.
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No. 81.
An Ordinance to secure to certain Officers and
Soldiers the right to vote.

An Ordinance to secure to certain Officers and
Soldiers the right to vote.
SECTION /. Be IL ordained by this Conpention,
and it is hereby ordained ny authority Of the
same That all officers and soldiers in the service Of
thu State Of the Confederate States, who are of
the age Of twentyone years and who citizens Of
this State, or who if within the State shall be alb.
sent from their respective counties at elections here
after to be held if the exigenc,es Of the times shall
permit shall be entitled to vote for Sherifs, Clerks
Of the County and Superior Courts, and members
of the General Assembly for their respective coun-
ties and shall also be entitled to vote for Governor
Electors for President and Vice President Of the
Confederate States, and for members of the Con.
Tolerate Congress for their respective Districts
SEC. 2. Be 1t further ordained, That three free
holders of the respective companies, under the d.
recton of the commanding 0 Ulcers Of the regiments
to which they belong shall open polls on Thursday
before the day appointed for holding elections in
this State, and said elections shall be conducted in
all respects according tothe laws of this State. The
three freeholders aforesaid sh all prepare fair copy
of the votes polled, and shall transmit the same,
with the list of voters, to tho Sherfs of their res
pective counties and where officers and soldiers in
the same companies shall vote in different Counties
or different Congressional districts, the said free
holders shall specify Accord agly, and make returns
to the Sheriffs of the differ emit counties above re-
ferred to. :.
SEC. 8. Be IL further ordained, That the Sherifs
of the respective counties of this State shall count
the votes of the said officers and soldiers if received
within seven days after the elections and they shall
not declare the result of the said elections until the
seven days above mentioned shall have expired.
SEC A. Be it further ordained, That this ordi-
nance shall be in force from and after the day of its
ratification Provided, This ordinance, shall be in
force during the existence of the present war with
the United States and no longer.
Read three times and passed June %, 1861.
W. N. EDWARDS,
Teste, Pres. Of Cosoenta. s
WALTER L. STEELE, ,Secfy
L. @. EDWARDS, assistant Secty. :
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mo. 20.1

NO. ZU.
An Ordinance In relation to n State Fysz.
Be it ordained By this Conrention, aud 1t is BERG
by ordained By the authority Of the &one That the
Flag of North Carolina shall consist of a red field
with white star in the centre, and with the IN
scrption, above the star in semi-circular form, Of
MAY Goth, 1775," and below the star, in semie;r-
cular form, May Goth, 1851" That there shall
be two bars Of equal width, and the length Of the
field shall be equal to the bar the width Of the field
being equal to both bars the first bar shall be bloc
and the second shall be white; and the length Of
the Flag shall be one-third more than its width
Read three times and passed 22d Of June, 1861.
w. N. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. Of Convention
WALTER L. STEELE Sec'ry,
L. c. EDWARDS, Asst Sec'ry.
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Head Quarters Of n. C. Regiment Of
Wise's Legion,
49," WARRENroN, June lS, 1851.

GENERAL ORDER.
Having been appointed BY Gen. Henry A. Wise to COL
onelcy in Wses Legion, and commissioned to Reg
ment in North Carolina, hereby earnestly invite those DE-
srous of joining this popular corps and Of seeing prompt
and active service under the cbivarc Wise to Organize
forthwith into companies Of ga EACH to elect their company
officers and prepare 10 without loss of time Zach
company will consist of Captain first and
ond Lieutenant four Sergeants and four CorpoIa and if
ty-tbree prvates As formed each company will
be moved INTO camp at Petersburg Va and mustered into
service prior to the formation into Regiment under the
above destination
Being designed for partzan service the Regiment will be
composed of one Cavalry and nine Infantry and Light
Infantry companies. Each will provide himself with
change Of clothes of durable material mot waiting for
uniformity OF dress) blanket and a haversack.
Now is the time for brilliant service. Come forward,
gentlemen, 10 the number Of $40, and come quickly.
WHARTON J. GREEN,
CM. Commanding
- Papers throughout the State please notice.
June IA 1861 56-w&swtf
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mo. 1871
Resolution.

Resolced, That the President of tbs Convsasion
issue Writ to the Sheriff of Bladsn county, in.
structing him to hold an election in said consy
the first Thursday in August next, for the porpese
of electing delegate to fill vacancy n this Con.
vcntion caused by the resignation Of s. D. Mellow
ell, Esq.
Read three times and passed, June sTst, 1851
w. N. EDWARDS,
Teste: President of Ccny snt1on-
WALTER L. STEELE, Secry,
L. C. EDWARDS, Asst Sec'ry.
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mo. SOL

~ 60. NO. 3U.
An Ordinance to provide for the disposition of
the State Troops and Volunteers raised under
the Acts of the General Assembly, respectively,
entitled, IS An Act TO raicG Ten Thousand
state Troops, ratified the til day of May.
aud ts an act to provide fol- the public de.
fences ratified the 10th day Of May 1861.
and for other purposes. e~Sll. -
/. Be 1t ordained By the Delegates Of tie people
of North Carolina, in Conuention asseu,bled That
the State Troops levied under the act of the Gener
al Assembly, FIRST aforesaid, which have been form
ed into Regiments, with proper compliments Of Off
GERS and men, be, and the same are hereby trans
ferred by regiments, to the Confederate States Of
America, upon the same terms and conditions as if
they had been raised under the authority Of the
said Confederate States. sl4s15ss Z
Q. Belt further ordained By the authority atoys-
sGid, That all levying and recruiting Of troops I'M
der said Act shall cease and determine from and
after the 10th day of August next and that oil
troops which shall have been raised under said Act
prior to that day, shall be organized into Regiments
and transferred to the Confederate States, in the
manner and upon the terms and conditions afore-
said. And if there shall be an excess in the number
Of said troops, sufficient to form battalion compa-
mics or company. such excess may be organized ac-
eording to It's appropriate number, and transferred
IN like manner. issft.
8. Be It .turthsr ordained, That al appointments
Of ccers, under sad act either In the line or inthe
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Col Mckinney Of the 9Th Regiment of the N. c.
Volunteers, is native Of Virginia, and graduate Of
the Virginia Military Institute.
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mo. 1871

No. IL.
Resolution authorizing the raising Of Tecyuits
for the LIST Regiment of North.Carosjna Vel.
unteers.
Resolced, That the Governor be, and he ID hereby
authorized and directed to receive into seryiee and
to arm and equip or application of the recruiting
officers appointed by the Colonel Of The Is, Resi-
ment Of North Carolina Volunteers all Saeb Vo,un
teers as the said recruiting officers may obtain for
their respective companies the sad recruits to be
received and sworn in for the same length Of time
and subject to the same regulations as the original
privates in the respective companies for which they
are recruited are now bound for.
Read three times and passed. 22d June, 1861.
". n. EDWARDS,
Teste. Pres OF Convention
WALTER L. STEELE Secry,
L. c. EDWARDS, Asst Secretary.
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mo. 27.]
Resolution.

f3esolred. That the Volunteer and State Troops
sendsred accepted and employed in the public SER
vice at any time prior to the 18th August, 1851.
SHAH be exempt from the payment of free poll taxes
ter which they are now responsible, and shall not
DC COMPEL Jed to list taxable free white poll for
this year; and the Sheriffs shall be allowed the
ansunt Of such exemptions in the settlement of
their respective public accounts by filing with the
Clerk Of the County Court list under oath, Of the
of such volunteers and State troops, and it
shah be the duty Of the clerks of the several county
Courts to certify to the Comptroller, under their
seal Of office. the list of polls so filed with them
Read three times and passed, June 26. 1851.
w. N. EDWARDS.
Teste: Pres. of Convention
WALTER L. STEELE. Secretary.
L. C: EDWARDS, Asst Secretary.
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Resolution

Haolred, That the Governor be requested to com.
municate to the Convention at as early day as
praascable, list of the appointments to Office made
Thy him since the third Monday of November, 1860
wheAher by and with the advice and consent of the
Militery board or otherwise the dates of such ap-
pointments, and under what laws made; the man.
mer, PAY and rank of each officer and also what ap-
poinsment it will be incumbent on the Executive to
make under laws of the General Assembly passed
ut the last regular and special sessions.
Rssolred That If necessary. the Governor may
empisy such additional clerical force as may be
necessary to furnish said information.
W. N EDWARDS.
Testc: Pres. of Convention
WALTER L. STEELE, Secy. -
l.. C. EDWARDS, Asst. Sec'y.
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BINGHAM SCHOOL,
49,. OAKS. ORANGE Co. N. e.
VyHE WAR MAKES ROOM FOR MANY NEW PU-
Il Pills.
The next Session will begin AUGUST 2sth. 1851.
..rr. sr Address.
W. J. BINGHAM SONS
June IS, 1861. 25wstpd.
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mo. 29.1

No. %
An Ordinance to cede to the Confederate States,
the property in aud jurisdiction over the Forts,
Light d ouses, BeacOns, Marine Hospitals and
Mint in North.CaroIina.
SECTION l. BE it ordained BY the delegates Of tho
people Of North. Carolina in Conoention assembled,
That the property in all tracts or parcels of land
lately held by the United States within the limits
Of North-Carona, on which were erected any forti-
fcation, Light Houses Beacons or Marine Hospitals,
and also the lot in The town of Charlotte, in the
county Of Mecklenburg. which is situated the
buildings of the Mint, be and the same are hereby
granted TO- and vested in the Confederate States Of
America for the like objects uses and purposes for
which they were formerly held by the said United
States to have and to hold the same to the said
Confederate States so long they shall severay be
devoted aud applied to such object uses and purpo-
ses, and no longer.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained by tile authority
aforesaid, That all ornaments, furniture and ma
chinery At or in any of such Forti6cations, Light
Houses, Beacons,. Marine Hospitals, Mint are
hereby granted to- and vested in the said Confeder
ate States for the objects, uses and upon the con-
ditions aforesaid.
Sec. 8. Be it further ordained. That the juris-
diction of the State of North Carolina each and
all of said tracts parcels of land and tie build
ngs situate thereon. is hereby granted to the said
Confederate States Of America excepting and rcserv-
ing to this State the power to execute within, and
upon the same, civil process in all cases. and such
criminal process as may issue under her authority
against persons charged with offences committed
without the limits Of said tracts parcels Of land
such jurisdiction to be retained by the said Confed
crate States so long the said tracts parcels of
land shall be used for the purposes herenbefore ex-
pressed and no longer.
Read three times and passed. June 9th, 1861.
W. N. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. of Convention
WALTER L. STEELE, Secty. p.
L. c. EDWARDS, Assist Sect'y. ~
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NO 1I-l
A Resolution to raise an additiOnC Rasfn&on
of Cavalry.
Resolced, That in addition to the kegimeat Of
Cavalry at present authorized to be formed for ser
vice during the war, the Governor he aasherized
to receive such other companies as have tendsaed or
may hereafter tender their services for che same Pc
ROD not exceeding five troops or half Regiment,
and that they be differed in like mrnnss as the
said Regiment of Cavalry herein referzsd to-
Read three times and passed June 9 Isl, 1861.
w. N. EDWARDS
Teste: Pres of CmxentnD.
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary.
L. G.. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-07-17
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A. Ordtuauce to provide for the paFmonf Of,
he bHfFtia while III. active service.
4 "a It ordained 6y The LessgutA Of the Peepls ~
UonssnsSsn assembled and It 10 iers6y ordained by
nas nu0srity Of tho saaeA That the Militia who
have besa or may eca.led into the service Of the
State by the Governor shall, while in actual service
receivexse pay allowed by law to volunteers.
Rcasthree times and passed, S6th Of june, 1861.
W. N. ED Wards,
Tese: Pres. of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Sec'y.
L. G. EDWARDS, Asst Secy.
49, mo. q s.a
: Uesolntion In favor Of the Doorkeepers.
Hsslced That the Public Treasurer beand he is
authsrized to pay the Principal and Assistant Door
keepers Of this Convention the sum of fifty dollars
sack as extra compensation for the hire Of servants
Bead three times and passed 26th Of June, 1861
W. N. EDWARDS,
'Teste: Pres of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Sec'y.
H. G. EDWARDS, Asst Sec'y.