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TEgAsCEY NOTICE as TO FUNDING Tea.
SCSY NOTE.

TEEASCEY NOTICE As TO FUNDING ISEa.
SCRY NOTE
IL conformity With .be acs rf Conarfa sigc9vei
Q:tob1r 18th 1882 Im;ice l. h"npr yiSer tai- ii TT1a-
iuIy notes " 2ici. y ali y. iSsusi from the tH,a+ary .f'er
tln trf dov NJ LrCr,C'- nrXt wII 81 fuGdahlr only
in sever lsr crrt. Bun3s cr sto.k, instead Of eIS.. per
seat. rrI all perSoGs ho!':iag T7eascry ooas which
shail ,:a"s lt-o iasued is"S "o:E % TIE said il.-: oay II
usre.utcr, and who nav a:sr~ - suc6 -. "G,ne e:
eight Or c,,Gt. Rcuis c. Stick SG .tI-ry oo::LHJ '5't
:i.ry ,nupt COMO II OF or hs!ora the 81 So: ni : III
Xxx. sad prsreuI .hs sT:. !.'2- - -: 49,. ~
.ichu10n6. or l.. s 100 oar =: -" ~ s;nI,: ASA ass Ct
p(usitrriei OF lie Jc-srD-aaG; % - - a~ % FIND
ING incu il niSh; ufr Uert. Eoatd or -toek a;let
vaira 0a,s ,i..s " IL b. tc.''o.. soi. ii s'vrn pei
cents :. .. '!N!EGEE.
S.:.-:4! ol lie T!oesuJ.
oot ~ y iGe2.-a,.
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Sr.!CE-
~. nLI.,I.<,".. .; n st">:hoi""rso o! the Or.
-. -" -, .D'noai "a parry, WIN he h.ic
IT,, c.ap-s; u LJnentufS, un Tturslsy,
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..; LIZ -. cory. J. &. Re y.
~ Clerk.
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LIND E0R SAL. IN cAMPBtL IL COUNTY.
Mo- "a =, dV-AJRI, "' TO a Ia ~ - - "
l. "a L. ~ U :en LON n b. = toif .'su'", i. CO.
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."le f,s . - ,lt-ui ?
{ x,,.; .. 10 W.. &c .oi ga 70 5 c"''-.. -
.G-.e. - $,H''.sS.
= :. :Sat ~ 81. -.
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III. Gcuelhl Hospitals ap under th- suthcrity Of
thr local conniaGinS oil :e~l bat 'i-i. s-nara! I1Ln-
snd lh~ tnr sic.i OH "r, tlspof. stnaiI ta
left to he con:roI o. tie s"n,ur Su Scuu and Medical
Director. to be iEterf"ied with ny Ina co,aipanhiny az.
deer GUY n sJecial rns+-' With Will =, I.ierred " tue
Coa'nan1cr uf the lrpav. Iacut.
" luasnu'h AZ he re:n!atinas concerning TIC
iSac" OF Corimlsarr s;osce tl.c U:q1 viul,:ad D.; ~
er;us H. psgu. +, tir.!i ,u;-
ysreafE.r NIL issn.s Of GU rs;ata 20. no. 1a-Aai =! o..
L. regulations u!e ~lseitiveiy ,-urci.sG-
By order.
tSiRIeal =. LCOYEi-
Oci NV All. snd lnsp. Genera.
I Wbis COPY OPS wa-S.
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xhN b. = ~. - I '< ""y.I- - H'.Ns
w W. Il CRLT: ard W. . . WIN u CSopauy
4. ls:a ,.ginsyt 't.h.w u. Volunteers
~ en last hear fr Nm v. p. eE, VS. = rndea 2: The
~a...- OF = ve,"reL. snd s"n.t A.n.'s Hrs.:: l. " =
al 90. so" b. Dr.. 9 b-e e's t'e.7itL, ca ~ --Fes, h :es
liy.
iov .aE rra;t"a coa,e-o.-E - r #!I D ,.aa'r,Hy &c
oca0ed { t!rr o:s.- -" :. GU H..
4. Leo,.nsu: oIvsry E
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SssNysss&;. tt9nE8a
ADJ'r & I&SPk GENLS OFFICEf
RrcRNoSn Dot 1S:h, 1862.
GENERAL oRnEts}

No. :.
L CornrasadRn;e # rp&ta wioa consulted ~ off.
osfs Of ;he Telegraph Companies a. ~ The ~l7optiety q!
selul!Gr ,neSsayu. sill advise ~ inst it,
1t. W1eu it lei ues ~ the movement Of troops
ID Wien it rriatrs 10 tie position y: par .icular
co-S
81. When il gives Information from which .he
monuments and strength o. the airlies vi the lon:ed-
crate s:Ates, or any pol .ion OF them. clu 10 Inferred.
The following il published HI the schedule OF aver
age cost II arms, or parts Of arms, and accoutirm"u;s,
nqul1A by para gmpu - OF Ordnance Regulations
soldiers VIII ~ charged 1T LOIS 90 us music, ,c,s
a,xlhralinr In .l.a fuII...
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,EA:TEp-1u n. = s.. ~" r.-; a! me : -, vih
~ priv! e.e o ? -rSs:t.- hHa To- the n.n.na e.r,
4 Go q nnins-Ropra ,irva't 40 uai-r-t ;ods the rare cf
: horse, an rsn dive II rec :rsd. re must be VII &c
,oma, nded ? T boLe. ", eobre y sad :ooc t..r'+r.
l6dreas W. II Il,
NV 90 4, At ~ cFn-- NJ mi. -Up y
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" a. TED,
,E-;. 1H:1H ~. u 90. .ajaS IcTrfD- For
iJtt.J3t o.! .ae h..'ent p. 60 w.5r cr dcnsp'
-. vii De rsiJ W .. y. sul:
~AtHpurrs L HGrvey',,
Oct II In n Nom stT,st
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- - -rS---pu Vi III, Sottsr Of "AS,.:ste Sh"-e 8
'''L,k Lii tue : o.pi al o. xi,e ~ zach Sr Ole q:
-i"=.'-:, = etiiroiv u 1et--ser aSa at'eu Ioo
.'-E". " +! ave he Ioio;"T o. q fias II hl' Jay
- 3! - 80 oev. -coept it ph: iSe 'ol1ef ~ -
r: = Il, .-4' b. tur / IL, " tncz: 49, Sadaeions Fha:
"; a. -f-s: D. :t.fen, ool oonosctec 1rh tae
Gam" -. ~ - S.Ir:Y Fuhi CO I'D HsEs:!s;t%
|N''-,-:. -, !ae,-.... .ai =, 40 possible ase 70 ihr sol
Z" IN sJBLET,
= -. .fgjor Nd CuSstSf uA e.
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ITO jAuEn, 10. "a lSGI

RIO jnlQfh, Jc. IA SCI
r. ~"~.i:'"r =: - rurlou, he3 sud Discharged aea
.: ..=sI '"-9cs: =iciaoua- ard Of to" scx IL tie
;T.s' >. = y &c &c Ills e'iy, Is p~itcuhzS S.it
\ ! - - q tGlcf.sa approved LEsoso 20 re-,
= = it---aa-t-ra g. slpinRt.- 'tAs ~hefrsGch
e g.aroV I'D ~ h prss ,ptiy. L,et- or sFinal
ION -h-t- c-.a--G+..y .c'~'!s Saj a-- uas-
~ - =
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~ AAS ~
ARHa
E.n6eM rifles. SE1 ca
RlIe muSSe'R CT. Ok IS 10
R!ae mIskr,> e&i. 69, es o.
AL other rSes With bayoaaea 2; %
"ithout Is W
Snohth-SoNm uaKsl ano oayonat II ",
Gu,kataou- Is ",
HALLS ca:"'ntNA IS w
siRTiS ct &c
ALI Vtner csEoiEez 81 v~aiaEtrn, o. 20. ~ exceed 81 VI
SSb.aj OF I'll sorts 81 yuiuai!cll. or 10. 20 exr>ea 10 "
PA~rS OF ARMS.
ENyo1'S S 90
S-Use t. yu1c;l. o.
Rarnral, Z e
Wit-r, a,tGv -diSs@, u taL1arroG, 10
Sprlng-riA q
Cprk-ecfuw. W
Acct ~TEGI2STN
CartTdge-box 2 e.,
Cap?oucf. ~
" aist-t<lt- IG
ShorlGsr .teh. ~
Bsyoret 80 bbtra. 70
S%urd-hsl. 10
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s.'-r Of ~ rcr}s-is:a'" ti1r1s do ersaoS Fb't
:-L.r': ~ tpsEI .! {, ~Eypcu-i, ur oiGer soI
r.-:s. .:r.r ...Y Uir.- .,ks1 +, ior> apS Sx'>
'N,:'. wao ia hereby ssHo .I.i ". sta.-;st- pe
:: ,''-'''- .Iy ju.tieA VI t- 2ekos hsSl-f jurbdio-
=. ~ y" :. "tEser h2f!hs L., r-l1 g. 'ts A~s n
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Sc c IA Of pro- mme ng t..
e, D. S.
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G@.re ~s;., "~'!l&".rs i'aai" 50. :'iJ 80 $50
arr:y- :, ia. key:t.e =. &; ; II b.ic.r:"S vi!
i,-Vt Ht.tS-t1. ~ &c. 3 '''rL- nl:"'
.1":d a . -.
fa;. Trzi, J.-s n.t a. h'51hd rg-s'S'!" ~ coy.
acc,s =; ! - 30 ~ y u ~ - = -: So .o1ih hicS S"j
.sS-.i for Lyu hharS I'D be :. 80.
h viz 90 i nj. -. a.s- A,s.l on :,trsan f!ehrn:at
iad The J nactLos.
1000; = 81! k.rsI.
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aCaeosG ~ 81 v:atS {. o.:
Sr1sRTs:B Uc"- ) f.yr;c2.
a,azsosr, Or S., ias2 ;
+. 49,. sire, IDTpAT, Gei"Lsr u. e2, b. r'Sh'
? o. -. -as,.is., d AID h.rvilIa asii;rsl S.u ,ru a,
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s.IASTsh ITiTCtrlC IT = "iE INA ItnY
:" msv--sl Jcar 'rIatiieoc~ st-'st.e = one O. sNe
Bssr schools CT t.s s;s,-, iron H:ica sh' he's Co :ih-tts
Ihe. scho a.-hip. sae cas- tea = f:sn h, En. n'E (bsh-:
SSH .maaos .ncludeti) add Ms &c
Hss 40 obj .tc1 L, toe ;a- snu'A. address
"LsLTA "JeErrton ?. o..
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DIVIDE D NnT.CE
R.cuHor5 "a ID KiHs3rnG -S" PrT-.Sa {. EUrr. -.
4 me t:.s oftS-' = ,"r-. =: mi, : - " !. /.
n The : 'h bet .rr. 'sp., ...!Y.t &c BE-! 81 h .r pre-.
q. IA q. a. "a! -'u.k 49, dee ar.. y. + cont az. .
CT u e. eat. ie-t q rho -: "a. e".M,..y J..
be c.. s-o to- IN . dsy { ;h= n Il y = rl.r.
-. i $50,
net -. =: sc
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iuEH7 T~T1yk-l,ooo r,psd:. suitable ss Tobacco
II bsnra~- :sd 1be, surp@ss.
, ssrss d. NORRIS
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9S vet. Nifty, - taafrl:i 1. th- r"uIl EoE 'sh
rrS-cnxA stt- ,e- - "a &c - t,s!s and fs"aef. ""'
10. -o.s sl~eh a. ! re- u ~. hd1r,ss
AHs . q. HR.rbsa,
'r".jc + M.
Su- gr "ythirstos &c c3.
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10 CJSCL-oE W.T.

IT ADs ~ss:oS-g.ry aaI 80 y.eT= c -'..
CT Sl-..
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mo, 81

An Ordinance concerning the Election Of Governor.
WHEREAS, By the construction which, in prac-
tee has been given to the Constitution of the State
the Speaker Of the Senate, in case of vacancy in
tne Office of Governor, shall exercise the powers of
governor by virtue Of his Office as Speaker, and
Slthout vacatns the same, which said office of
speaker must cease and determine with that of the
Incumbent as Senator upon the election Of his
sreeSsor IN the next succeeding Senate, and the
sS construction would apply to the succession of
sne Speaker Of the House Of Commons, to the exer
cord Ea tae powers Of Governor and wAeyas &C.
place y ~ .b ehls construction, vacancy will take
d. ~ the office Of Governor from and after thu
A' o' the next election on the 6rst THURSDAY in
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No. 4.
An Ordinance for the Relief Of the Banks Of this

Be it ordained, BY the Delegates Of the people Of
North Carolina in Convention assembled, and it is
hereby ordained BY the authority Of the same, That
during the continuance Of the present war, the stock
holders of all the Banks in this State. located at
places occupied or in danger Of being occupied by
the enemy, whereby the holding of the stockhold-
ers annual meetings thereat may be impracticable,
or quite uncertain may, If they deem it expedient,
hold general meetings at other times and places than
those specified inther several charters, which meet
ngs shall be called in the manner prescribed in their
charters and bylaws respectively and held at places
as convenient may be practicable to their respec
tive locations; and the President and Directors of
any such Banks who are now in office, may con-
rinue therein until meeting Of its stockholders
shall be held and their successors shall be elected
Passed and ratified in open Convention, on the
I'd day Of May, A. D. 1852.
W. n. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. OF Con.
W. L. STEELE, Sec.
L. c. EDWARDS, Asst Sec
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mo. 8. |

Resolutions concerning the County. Of Burke.
l. Resolred, That the seventh section of an act
passed at the second extra session of the General
Assembly of 1S6O-6l, entitled An Act concerning
Revenue" shall not apply to the county OF Burke,
but that the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions OF
said county, next ensuing, shall be allowed to carry
into effect the provisions of said section
Q. Be it further Resolred That the Clerk OF the
County Court of said County shall be allowed until
the 25th day of August 1852, to deliver to the
Sheriff of said county fair and accurate copy of the
tax lists as required by the 10th section Of said
Revenue Act.
5. Be it further Resolred, That twelve Justices
of the Peace in and for said county of Burke, shall
form quorum and have full power to assess and
lew taxes, and transact all other county business,
provided majority Of said Justices cannot be as
sembled.
H. Be it further Resozred, That the first and Sec
ond of these resolutions shall expire and be napPll-
cable after the year 1862.
Passed and ratified in open Convention, the LIST
day of May, A. D. 1852.
W. N. EDWARDS,
Teste. Pres. of Con.
W. 1. STEELE, Sec.
L. C. EDWARDS, Asst Sec.
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mo. 81

Nv. a.
An Ordinance amendatory of an Ordinance to raise
North Cardinals quota of Confederate Troops,
passed and ratified the 10Th of February, A. D.,
1862
l. Be it ordained By the delegates Of the people
of North Carolina, in Convention assembled and it
IS hereby ordained by the authority Of the same,
That under the eth section of Gan Ordinance to
raise North Carona's quota of Confederate Troops,
the bounty to privates, musicians and non-commis
stoned officers shall be paid as follows: To all vol
unteers between eighteen and thirty-fve years OF
age for three years the war, including those &C
cepted directly by the Confederate government
where North Carolina is or may be credited for the
same to all volunteers between eighteen and thirty
five years of age for less term enlisting or con-
tnuing in service for three years or the war, incu-
ding their former term, by virtue of the Conscrlp-
ton Act of Congress; and to all persons, subst-
tu.es excepted mustered into companies already Or
ganzed or organized into companies preparatory to
active service by virtue of said Act of Congress:
Provided, houerer, That the officers of all volun-
teers directly to the Confederate government claim
ing the said bounty, shall make such returns as the
Governor may require.
2. Be it further ordained, That the bounty to
those now in service shall be due presently and be
paid according to seniority of regiment.
8. Be it further ordained, That the Governor be,
and he is hereby directed to discharge all volunteers
over thirtyfve years of age not yet transferred TO
the Confederate government, that may desire dis
charge.
4. Be it further ordained, That all volunteers
for three years the that have volunteered VI
may volunteer before the seventeenth of this month
and shall continue in service for the war; shall oe
entitled the bounty of fifty dollars as heretofore
paid although they may BE- over thirty-h7e years
Of age. or,
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 9TH
day of May, A. D., 1862.
Teste: Pres. OF Ooh'
W. L. STEELE, Sec.
L. c. EDWARDS, Asst Sec.
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mo. 81


An Ordinance to provide for collecting the Tax on
Spirtuous Liquors manufactured or sold in this
State, imposed by an Ordinance of this Conven-
ton, which was ratified on the Dist day of Feb
ruary, 1862.
l. Be it ordained by the delegates Of the people Of
North Carolina in Convention assembled, and it is
hereby ordained by the authority Of the same That
the Shers of the several counties in this State be-
and they hereby authorized and directed to col
lect from the disters Of sprituous liquors in their
respective countless the tax of thirty cents per gal
lon ION each gallon Of sprituous liquors manufac-
tured in this State" and of Zone dollar on every
gallon of sprituous liquors sold in this State not the
manufacture of this State, imposed by an ordinance
Of this Convention, ratified February 2lst, 1862 at
the time they, the said Sherifs, collect the other
taxes as required by law. The said SheriHs shall
have power and authority to administer oaths to
such distlers and sellers to the quantity distilled
or sold by them, in all where the same shall
not have been regularly listed at the time for listing
taxables, and shall collect the tax on the same, in
all cases, whether the said disters or sellers NAV
have listed the same at the time they listed their
other taxables or not. The Shertfs of the several
counties shall, on paying into the Treasury the tax
es OF their respective counties render separate &C
count or schedule of the tax collected from this
source, to be set forth by the Comptroller in his
annual official report
q BE 1t further ordained That any person who
shall refuse or neglect to state on oath, to the Sher
ill., as before provided, the quantity of sprituous
liquors manufactured or sold, as the case NAV be.
and to pay the tax the same, as imposed by law
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and in addition to
the liability to pay double taxes, such person shall
be indicted in the County or Superior Courts, and
on conviction, shall be fined at the discretion of the
Court and it is hereby made the duty of the grand
)urles to present all such denquents and it is also
made the duty of the Sheris of the several counties
OF TINS State to report to the County or State Soic
loor 1er their countless the names of all persons that
may faI or refuse to render statement, under oath
TO tne onerli Of the quantity of spirituous liquors
shall be given in charge to the grand uries Of the
Courts OF the several counties in this State. and
Sheriff of any county in this State who shall s
refuse to discharge the duty imposed on him b ".
this ordinance, shall be ndictabie as for I'M ~
meanor and, conviction, fined At the dsoros sas,
of the Court. o's'f e"on
Passed and ratified in open Convention ~ H. O,
day Of May, A. D. 1862 Viz ''e ~
W. N. EDWARDS
Teste: Pres. Of r.,
W. L. STEELR, Sec. "'
=. L. G. EDWARDS, Asst Sec.
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vVVHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
l. most valuable lands in Dsve county. North Caro-.
lima Said lands are situated the Yadkin River is
miles Northwest of Lexington, and "a miles South OF
Salem, North Carolina of great fertility and contain
some 400 acres of lowands and are well adapted to the
c"Itur YO of Tohocco. Wheat Rye Corn, Grass &c.
For further particulars, address the undersigned OF Sa
lam North Carolina. N. 8. A. CHAFFIN.
Nav 49, 1852. S9-w3m.
"a Fayetteville Observer insert three months.
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mo. 2O.1

lINo lV
An Ordinance to enlarge the Police Powers Of the
several Corporate Towns in this State
SECTION l. Be 1t ordained By the delegates of the
people of North Carolina in Convention assembled
and 1T is hereby ordained By the authority Of the
same That the corporate authorities of the several
cities and towns of this State shall have power to
regulate restrain or prohibit within their corporate
limits or within one mile thereof the sale of spirit
uous liquors: Provided, nevertheless That where
any tax shall have been paid for an annual license
it shall be the duty Of the Commissioners to make
a pro rata compensation for such time as such IL
cense shall De suspended
Sec Q. Be 1t further ordained, That for the vio-
lation of any bylaw, rule made by said Commits
sioners in pursuance of this ordinance, they may
prescribe penalties not exceeding one hundred dol
lars, for each offence, to be recovered before the
Mayor, Intendaut or Magistrate of Police, without
any stay Of process, mesne or final, and when judg-
mentshal be given for any such penalty, the party
convicted may, unless the penalty and costs be paid
be Immediately committed to Jail for the space Of
thirty days. or until payment thereof shall be made,
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mo Ii

NO IL.
An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance entitled ian
Ordinance to secure to certain Officers and Sol
ders the right to Vote"
l. sit ordained By the delegates of the people of
North Carolina in Convention assembled, and 1t is
hereby ordained by the authority Of the same, That
the proper returning officers of every county in this
State shall include in their returns the votes of
officers and soldiers given in any election in which
they may be entitled to vote by law, if received
within twenty days after they cast and the said
returning officers shall not make up their returns and
declare the result of said elections until the expra
ton of twenty days as aforesaid.
2. Beitturther ordained, That the proper return
ing officer of every county shall, within eight days
after the period fixed for comparing the returns,
transmit to the seat ogovernmcnt and deliver to the
proper officer statement Of votes given in his coun
ty for Governor, which statement shall be made in
the manner and form now required by law.
3. Be it further ordained, That the Governor be
directed to make known, by proclamation, the pro-
visions of the ordinance securing to officers and SOL
ders the right to vote.
Passed and ratified in open Convention tine Sth
day Of May, A. D., 1862. W. N. EDWARDS,
TeSte: Pres of Con.
W. L. STEELE Sec'y.
l.. c. EDWARDS, Asst Sec'y.
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D lie D.,


In Richmond, Va, at the Winder Hospital On tho 90.
nss sergeant CHARLES W. ROBERTSON of the Raah
Ses. OF Camp Fever in the 18th year Of his age
soeT mh is spoken Of highly BY his Captain brave
s,s OF Williamsburg Va. He was taken sick few d"
e. ana died amented by his comrades in arms and rs
1' ~ nome. Con-
A AZ camp Mangun, on the l4th nst of measles, WV
=; Davis company, 47h regiment N c. Troons ps ..
SOLDIER attentive in the discha ge of b an
ana gave promise of much usefulness but Death Clues,
Mn .s o ,os among the young as well the old.
a.. Az hs fathers near New Hill, in Wake Comfy m g.
uay litn o! Nay 1852 PASCAL SEGRAvEs aged aht ao
s %ent vaue Capt e kand rg
perm and fought to the last He was taken Deiow New
Kept on vessel about three weeks and was hs and
rae where he stayed bsO 10
peoeu aua returned home. His disease was low t
OF lever which ba1ed the skill of bis physicians 'oG type
At the residence of his father, in the Comfy Of
% m 'ne 2st lnsf PHILIP w. MITcHsLL aged oath vaa
ne t Heceasea Was member Of Capt Davis company
Camn xith renens OF n G. Troops taken sick in
ougfrwhere every attention was given him hv his ad
parents ana numerous friends, but all without avail liz
ChnrSh pons ana consistent member of the Methodist
OuuTcn' oeoved by all who knew him. and by his many
eAeeen. quaues nerlted the high esteem in which Ia
was held No better truer man has been sacrificed m
se ar o. PATRIOTISM in this war; wlckedy waced
May %, 1852.
On me morning of the 10th inst in the Bird Ga Ho,,
PAL, Richmond Va in the goth year of his ACE Sarasn
THOMAS r. MORTON son of A. g. and Hettie c. Morton of
Gha.ooga County Ga, formerly of Rockingham Comfy
ne nTed soldier under the banner Of bis country
but died soldier under the banner of Christ and in hon.
OF glorious immortality beyond the grave r'
fe mountains and valleys We rivers and nIaine
All relatives and friends adieu
more permanent regions where Righteousness reipns
Present their bright glories to view.
Thou lettering seat of disease and of pain,
Alden my dissolving abode,
soon shall behold and possess thee again.
A beautiful building of God"
Written on the death of a beautiful Soldier Bou in
me l7m gear Of his age, SrLAs j. HoLLEMAS, of
WaSe County, N. g., aoho died in the Hospital at
As"Sand, w., on the 14th Of April 1862:
Thou art gone to thy rest Sas,
Why should we weep for thee
For thou art now where oft on earth
Thy spirit onged to be.
Thou art gone to thy home Sas,
Waere the sound of the drum
No more with familiar tap,
Shall invite thee to come
Thou art gone to thy rest Sias:
Thy sins are forgiven
With angels of light
Thou hast gone up to heaven.
Thou vert beautiful on earth Silas,
But now know thy face
Is like brilliant diamond
Bcdecked with heavenly grace.
Forever rest in heaven Sias
May all your friends be true;
And when their days are ended,
May they be angels too
Then parents, weep moi for Silas
The cares of life with him are done:
Yea, give him up, and meekly pray
To meet him in eternal day
New Hill, NC.