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HS5= The attention of all parties interested is

RaE- The attention of all parties interested is
called to the following order from Gov. Clark,
directing the arrest of all persons belonging to the
Confederate army who are absent without leave:
State of n c., Executive Department,
Raleigh, August %, 1862
The Sherifs and Constables of this State are
hereby authorized and directed to arrest all
persons belonging to the Confederate army who
are absent without leave. For each arrest they
will be entitled to a reward from the Confederate
government of SIS for each one confined in Jail,
or $50 if uenseIed to the camp VI Instruction,
near halegh, OF to Confederate officer
To secure these arrests, the above named off
GERS VIII call on any assistance and use all the
power and authority belonging to their Offices.
HENRY #. CLARK,
Governor of North Carolina
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09

ha7~ In East Tennessee the sale of leather,
except to the Confederate Quartermaster has been
forbidden, unless by special permit, and then the
price is limited to 81 per pound for sole leather,
and 81 % per pound for upper.
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Special ORpER No. l.
l. All persons subject to the provisions of the act OF
Congress entitled act further to provide for the
Public Defence" approved the 10th of April 1862, and
known as the Conscription Act hereby ordered to
apnear at their regular Regmental muster grounds in
their respective counties, the 9Th day of July, prox
H. The ConscriptS after enrolment are hereby or
dered to rpcar the COURTHOUSE of their respective
counties the 18th July, proximo prepared to pro-
ceed forthwith TO this camp Of instruction.
Ill The enrolling officers will have instructions to
grant exemptions prescribed by law hereto append
ed.
" Officers commanding regiments and companies OF
the Militia of this State will Immediately notify their
respective commands, and warn all Vc~.ors liable to
Conscripon comply promptly with the above order,
Nos. ! and ..
v All persons subject to enrolment, who may wish
TO Volunteer must join companies in tie Confederate
service on the 9TH April last according to law; and
consequently prohibited from recruiting or organic
ing new companies regiments, Partizan or Rangers
excepted
BY order: PETER MALLkII.
Major and Asst Adjt Genl, P. C. S. A
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PIEDMONT RAILRoAD.-We understand that
Nessrs Wilkes, Of Charlotte, have taken the con
ract for building the railroad from Greensboro to
Danve, and that they will Immediately COM
nence operations on an extensive scale, and COM
plete the road as soon as possible. They are de-
sirous of hiring large number of hands to work
on the road Greeosb0r0 Patriot
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State of N. c., Executive Department, I
Raleigh, August %, 1862.
Governor of North Carolina.

nS-We would suggest (says the Wilmington
JournaD to farmers, that in putting up meat this
fall and winter, they ought to make their calcula-
tons to at least so per cent SALT taking the
nominal bushel as standard than they formerly
did of the Liverpool or Turks Island salt. There
is at least that much difference in weight. This
suggestion are requested to make by one who
knows, and we know ourselves where some as fine
meat as we ever saw came to spoil from want of
sufficient salt, it having been put up probably
with The same measure of sound salt that had for
merly been used of the heavier sack salt
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09

MORE ARRIVALS s--We understand that tw
steamers have recently arrived in Confederat
port, with assorted cargoes.
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Ot' NORId CAROL1NA.
HENRY T. CLARK. Governor ex officio. Salary
$4,000 per annum.
Pa.r>ki Cowper, Secretary to tie Governor. Sal
ary, exclusive of fees, $3.50.
Eufus H. Page, Secretary of State. Salary $500.
Daniel w. Courts Treasurer. Salary s., 1000.
w. X. Richardson, chief clerk to the Treasurer.
Salary $1,000.
c. H. Brogden, Comptroller. Salary $1,000,
Oliver H Perry. Librarian.
The Council of State is composed of the following
gentlemen: Council Wooten of Lenoir. President,
John W Cunningham of Person. David Murphy
of Cumberland, VIM Ferguson of BERTHE, j F
Graves of Surry. Long of Northampton, w
L Hillard of Buncombe.
Governors Aids-Hon Danl NJ Barringer, Spier
Whitaker.
LITERARY BOARD-Henry Clark, President ex
oficio: Arch j Henderson of Rowan, Jas B Cor
don of Wilkes. VIM Yates of Mecklenburg.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT BOARD-Henry 7 Clark
President otficio: James Fulton of New Han
over, n NJ Long of Halifax
The General Assembly commences its session on
the third Monday of November every alternate year
The next election fer memoers, and for Governor,
will be held the first Thursday of August, 1862.
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HOUSE.

THOMAS S. BococK, Speaker.
ALABAMA.
Thomas Foster, w Chiffon,
. WIN Smith, David Clopton,
3 John p Rails. 3 James L Pugh,
j l. NJ Curry, Z Dargan.
Francis Lyon,
ARKANSAS.
l Felix Balson, 3 Augustus H Garland
= Grandson d Royster, 4 Thos B Hanly.
FLORIDA.
james B Hawkins, o. Hilton
GEORGIA.
Julian Hartridge, William w Clark
} Munnerlyn. Robt Trippe,
3 Hines Holt L j Gartrell,
4 A II Kenan, Hardy Strickland,
5 David w Lewis, 10 A B Wright.
KENTUCKY.
l Alfred Boyd, 7HW Bruce,
2 John w Crockett, S S Scott,
3 H E Read. 9 E NJ Bruce,
4 George w Ewing, 10 w Moore.
5 J Chrisman, IL R j Breckinridge, Jr.,
6 T L Burnett, - John NJ Elliott.
LOUISIANA,
| Charles VilIiere. Lucien Dupre,
2 Charles NJ Conrad, 5 John f Lewis,
3 Duncan f Kenner, 6 John Perkins, Jr
MISSISSIPPI.
l John McRae, 5HC Chambers,
w Clapp, Singleton,
3 Reuben Davis, Barksdale.
Israel Wech.
MISSOURI
l John Hyer 5 w w Cook,
Casper w Bell, Thos w Freeman,
3 George w Vest, Thos A Harris.
A Ii Conrew,
NORTH CAROLINA.
w H Smith, 6 Thomas Ashe,
Robert Bridgers, James Mclean,
Owen kenan. William Lander,
Il d Mcdowell 9 B S Gather,
5 Archibald Arlington, 10 A T Davidson.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
w w Boyce. John Mcqueen.
= w Porcher Miles, James Farrar.
3 NJ l. Bonham, / NJ Ager.
TENNESSEE.
L HeiskeIl, &C w Jones,
= w G. Swami Thomas Nenees
3 w H Tebbs. 9JDC Adkins,
L Gardenshire, 10 - Bullock
5 II Foote, ii David NJ Currin
q NJ p Gentry.
TEXAS.
l John Wilcox, VIM Wright,
Peter w Gray, Malcolm Graham,
3 Claiborne G Herbert, B Sexton
VIRGINIA.
NJ H Garnet, 9 William Smith,
John r Chambliss, 10 Alex Boteler,
James Lyons, ii John B Baldwin,
1 Roger Pryor, II Walter Staples,
Thomas Bocock, I3 Walter Preston,
John GOode, Jr, Ii Albert G Jenkins,
James Holcombe, Is Robert johnson,
8 Dan'l Dejarnette, I6 Charles w Russell.
Total number l07.
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FEED FOR STOCK.

Any quantity of Linseed Oil Cake for sale at s.
Catharine's Mills, near Charlotte.
July D 1862
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COUNTERFEIT CONFEDERATE NoTEs.-As it
is causing great deal of trouble to distinguish
the genuine Confederate note from the counterfeit,
(of the denomination of $40, $50 and s1OO) we
present below description of both the genuine
and counterfeit:
The one hundred dollar bils-genuine, has in
left hand corner, a sailor with black belt and
buckle and t,co stones under his feet, whilst the
counterfeit has sailor with uhite belt and buckle
and three stones under his feet.
The ffties-genune, has a blacksmith with
black hammer and scroggy hair, showing skull
left hand, whilst the counterfeit has blacksmith
with aotite streak on edge, black hammer, and
nell brushed hair, shoaoing none Of the skull
left hand.
The twenties-genuine, in the figure Of the
90 the body end tail of the are joined together,
and the two black hearts between the two KS are
apart-right hand corner. The counterfeit has
the tail of the figure 2 separated from the body
of the by black line, and the two hearts be-
tween the two KS are joined togeder-right
hand.
The following is another description, evidently
of the same counterfets:
On the one hundreds in the centre vignette in
genuine, the mule stands at the cotton screw
Slightly quartering, if going around In the
circle, presenting nearly luil ".'" ''' w" oi '''e
mule In the counterfeit the mule quarters
around considerably, showing nearly broad side
In the genuine between the feet of the sailor
on the left corner, there are two little stones-in
the counterfeit there are three stones.
On the tifties centre vignette woman is hold
ing up the lid of the chest-in the genuine
there is lock on the chest-in the counterfeit
the lock is not so perceptible. On the LEFT
lower corner in the genuine, the hair of the bare
headed man is brushed smoothly, as if with wet
brush and to cover partially bald head in the
counterfeit the hair looks as if blown by the wind
The rule work in the right upper corner die go
is different in the counterfeit somewhat from the
genuine.
On the twentiesin the left hand vignette in the
genuine the 5rim of the sailors hat is clear of the
coat collar behind and there is shading behind the
ship in the rear of the sailor. In the counterfeit
the hat brm touches the coat collar, and there is
no shading behind the ship.
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WANTED.

Twenty hands find immediate employment by
applying the Envelope Mandatory of
J. H. STEVENS l. CO.,
June II, 1862 If Opposite the Postofice.
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The market price paid for Hides, by
May Is, 1852 tt D NJ hOh ILL.,
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rsg- Transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
BIZ Advertisements not marked on the manuscript
or specific time will be inserted until forbid; and
harged accordingly.
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CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT

Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, President.
Alex H Stephens of Georgia, Vice President;
j. P Benjamin, of Louisiana, Secretary of State Sta
G. w. Randolph, of Virginia. Secretary OF War.
C. G. Memminger, of South Carolina Secretary
of the Treasury.
S. r. Mallory, of Florida, Secretary of the Navy.
Tbos H. Watts of Alabama, Chief of the Depart
ment of Justice or Attorney General
j. FL. Reagan, of Texas, Postmaster General.
MEMBERS OF THE FIRST PERMANENT
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
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ALABAMA NORTH CAROLINA.
VIM l. YancY, George Davis,
Clement G. CLAW VIM Il Dortch.
ARKANSAS. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Robert w johnson, Robert w Barnwell,
Charles B Mitchell. James l. Orr
FLORIDA. TENNESSEE.
A f Maxwell, Langdon G Haynes.
j NJ Baker. GustaVus A Henry.
GEORGIA. TEXAS.
BENJAMIN III Hill, Louis T Wigfall,
John w Lewis. w S Oldham.
LOUISIANA. KENTUCKY
Edward Sparrow, II c Burnett,
T J Semmes. William + Simms.
MISSISSIPPI. MISSOURI.
Albert G Brown, John Clark,
james Phelan r Y Peyton.
VIRGINIA.
r NJ Il Hunter, Total number, 70.
Wm Preston.
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CONSUMPTION.

HEADQUARTERS CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, !
Near Raleigh, June 26th, 1862. !
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THE
WRSRRRM DRMDGnAT,
0Published every Tuesday,0
WILLIAM J. YATES,
PROPRIETOR.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

~oTzRmS, PER AE1EIgM:C
81 IN ADVANCE.
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AdJt and lnSp. General.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16

ST.. LOUIS. Jan. 12.--Gen. Sigel. now at
Rolla, says that he has resigned out OF sense
of justice TO himself but IL anxious 10 serve
his adopted country, and if Nle troops were
ordered to march to day, he won Id march with
them.
He further says that out of six regiments
raised in his name, by his friends, 'nity four
hundred men are lef to his comrIan o. lie
hopes an arrangement will be made by which
he may honorably return to service. All the
troops at Rolla are ready to move at a NO
ments notice.
WASHINGTON Jan. l2.-The three months
men among the released prisoners, were yes
terday paid off and mustered out of the service.
The others belonging to the regiments enlisted
for the war will be paid off to morrow and
furoughed for month,
rumor from Alexandria SAYS a secession
merchant named Harper is under arrest for
par, and that General Montgomery has issued
an order for the arrest OF parties in that town
who hereafter may attempt 10 depreciate the
value of this currency.
The President has said he will not accept
Gen Sige!s resignation, except as last re-
sort He believes him valuable officer and
will spare no pains to retain him in the service
Lieut.. Governor Fiske and other prominent
citizens Of Kentucky, now here, succeeded yes
teEday in obtaining 5000 carbines for use in
their State and in Tennessee.
Should the bill recognizing the Supreme
, Coult, reported from the Senate judiciary
Committee, become a law there is reason
| 10 believe that Senator Browning, of Illinois
! Caleb B. Smith of Indiana, and Hon. JOS. Holt
of Kentucky, will be the new Judges for the
9 tn Sth and 18th circuits respectively.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
Harrington. has gone to Port Royal for the
hon eft If fb mn IL
rarilv discharging the duties of his Office.
Times spatch.-AssistaDt Gen. Fennel of
Ky, is in Washington. His news is cheer
ing. Gen. Buell. is universally popular, and
believed inyincible Gen. Fennel anticipates
great battle TINS week, and the advance OF
Bueils entire army into Tennessee within 30
days.
Arms and clothing are sent along te supply
the thousands Of Tennesseans who are known
TO be ready to join the army as soon as il
/ reaches the State.
! Herald's Despatch.-A difficulty is present
| ed as to the disposition OF all the c avalry regi
ments which have been accepted
The commanding General asked for q regi
meuts and the whole number accept ed and au
thori-ed to be raised Is IS This IS as NOR
( than Gen. Mcclellan wants This excess vii
( cost the government about 50 5000, 600 c
needless expense.
1t proposed that members of regiment
actually required, shall be as efit fent as posi-
bic, aue the others offered the option of di
charge from tie service or trans Fered to infaI
try.
NEW YORK Jan. 12.-last nIghf!a ire brok
out III the seven story buildings % aud 2
Frank fort street, owned and occupied by Jel
kius and Bro The premises were entire
destroyed, loss about $4,000, said u ne part
insured
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SALEM, Jan. l4th.

Editors Telegraph
1t will be ofinterest to you as well as your read
ers to learn that the town of Randall; so long CON
sidered by outsiders in a dormant condition has
organized Town Teachers Association.
attended the first meeting held on Friday eve
Jan. 10th at what is commonly known as Kelley
school house near Bassetts station and must &C
knowledge. vas happily disappointed with the
number present, and the real live interest mani
tested on the occasion Of their first meeting ~
General NcKiss being caleb OUT said he was
glad Of the opportunity and as he termed it, should
pitch riglt IN. The Gen. is not only awake on
the seemingly all-importaut question Of the.day,
10 wit the safety OF our country, but manifests q
strong educational interest and a desire to see'the
town of Randall, one Of the first in the county.
He seemed to expect, and require much of the
County Superintendent, but like a true soldier
was willing 10 take hold of the work himself, and
do NIL in his power to raise the standard of our
Schools Let us have more such Generals!
Mr. Bent VIM. McKisson and MIR. Benham, fol-
lowed with appropriate remarks. Miss Kelly and
Mr. VIM McKisson, each read an Essay deserving
of much credit.
We must not fail to speak of the Defamation
from Master Woodhouse, a little boy only five
wears Of age, styled by the RandaDites, young
Denosthenes," and he is we'll worthy the name.
His style and manner Of doclaiming would put
many Of our yl lng men TO the blush
We have three towns now sustaining Teachei
Associations, Salem Pleasant Prairie, g. Randall
VIII not others make an effort, and not only feel,
but realize the benefit be derived from such or
CARNATIONS.
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.soIa phelps, Himself Again.-With this cap.
,io We nroeeed to inform readers that the IAN
has removed his recruiting Office to the scene OF
his former abors the Metropolitan in Days brick build
inc Main street. where his recruits enjoy their ra
tons and commssary stores with greater degree Of
comfort than in the old place Market street. CHAR
LEY BALDWIN (who, by the way, s every inch gentle
manbas come ctcd himself with the tan cient as part
in the business and is ready and willing at all times
to attend to The wants and comforts Of guests who favor
them with cal variety Of fresh fish from the briny
deep, always On hand oysters in shell or can got up in
any shape desired Game Of al kinds in its season and
everything that can be found in any hotel or eating
bopse in the west Browns xxx ale, and choice
cigars Of the best brands always on hand One good
feature Of this Institution is that spirituous liquors
can be found in it, We were invited by the gentleman
" proprietors to take look at the establishment, and
were very much pleased with the arrangement and con-
vencnce everything conducting to the comfort OF their
guests We were lso shown the refreshment rooms for
ladies and gents furnished good style and every
thing as complete as any have visited. Phelps
says that jim Lane knowing his talent as commissary
will undoubtedly give him the contract to fat up his
body guard preparatory move to New Orleans in
the spring We know of that do it sooner or
go +tov pbafrz E baldwin ~
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T0Eess Up.

or about the goth of De Gambler 1861, two Red last
Spring Calves one Steer the other Heifer WIN
white spot in The forehead. No other marks Uotlceo-
The owner request 70 prove property pay GDapgsS
and take them away. oEhA - LIN
Randall Dec. 20 1851. +N.'
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. Rev BsOokstOro.''-See the advertisement
Of F. NJ PETIT, in our columns this week. He
adyortises an extensive assortment Of Stationery,
Books: SchooI Books Periodicals, Papers, &c.
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1t viii be seen that Senator Thorpe, from this
county, given the important position Of Chairman
Of the Committee on Internal improvements This
is on important and responsible position
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16

e. EE Tarbcil has tine largcstand most com.
plcto stock Of Books, school and Miscellaneous,
Stationery, Wall paper, Window Curtains, &c,
and he also keeps all the leading Monthlies Dai
lies &c
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16

gking continues to keep the Chicago, Mllwau'
kee and n. y. Dailies, Magazines, Illustrated pa
psrs, &c. Give hiIa a call.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16

EguFd Rubber Eruss.-Wheeler & Clark
advertise Riggs Hard Rubber Truss for sale
Tho interested viii make note Of it,
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THe ConLiuentqI Monthly Tor February can be,
had at Tarbelrs Those who read the first mum
Der win want the second Only % cts.
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The Annual Meeting Of the Fire Department will be
held at the Court House Saturday, jan IS tb, at
clock P. NJ.
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Consul TO Homie y5de0.--We notice by
Thc1I5scauhee .Seq',nets Washington correspond,
encc, that fellow citizen HIRAM FUTILE, Esq
has been appointed Consul to the post Of Monte
yideo, in Uruguay, South America This is d
good appointment. Mr.. futile is every way quail
fed for the position and he is and always has been
a hard working member Of the Great Union Re
publican Party
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16

PETIT, at the News Depot has the Chicago Dai-
" Tribune and all Weekly and Monthly puoHca-
tons. E0ti
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TME Notice.

KEN0SHA COUNTY,
raaeurer's once, Dec, 10, 1861. !
Roto to t c9rT sH viii be received
for all taxes paS@O' H. JOHNSON, Co. Treasurer
~, IN 1881 27tf
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N. 4. Collecting AseAcy.--We call the at
teutiou Of Our readers TO the advertisement of II
Huntington Lee & Co. Those having business in
their line in New York, will find them prompt and
energetic ia it's prosecution.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16

E4nI5stcd.-We notice by Tie Ocouto Pioneer
tina Marshall NJ. Ellie, formerly Of this city, has
enlisted in Col. Washbmnes Cavalry Regiment
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16

Chicago psrcIrnsing Agoncy.-We call
attention to the advertisement Of JoHN w. Nor
RVS, Of Chicago, in our columns this week. Mr..
Norris has long been in tho Book and News trade
and is well known to many OF our citizens who
have dealt with him, as a prompt, energetic bust
moss man, md we doubt not that business eutrust-
ed TO him viii receive prompt attention. ana be
transacted 10 order.
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Notice.

-crICr ia hereby given that all persons indebted
- ne arm Of f. W. BLINN CO., must ADJUST t Ia
- zyifbin THIRTY DAYS from this date or tne , oe
MAIDS Of said firm will be lett WIN an
ton ASSIGNEE OF f. W. Blnn B. Co.
Eercsta December y. 2aOl. '"L'