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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

RAJ Within three years Evansville has
expended over $32,00 in building seaoers.
indianapolis has never expended one cent
for such wholesome Improvements and, prob
ably, never will. A denizen of New York
city once remarked I" We can boast of
two Injuries: Croton water and sewers.D
In few years what the New Yorker
termed luxuries will become necessities to
this Indianapolis Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

South, return to Great Britain, sympathize
with the rebels. ftsJ -G5lss s4-s
The Secretary of War directs that here
after no person not belonging to the United
States service, shall be permitted to take
passage in any public transport without spe-
Cial permission from the War Department.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

Passes to visit the army sus-
pended = Interesting from
Island No. 1O-The rebels
growing cautious-Distin
guished arrivals at WASH
Operations at Fort
ress Monroe Rebel loss at
Newborn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THH E. v. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT.

Parson BrownIow at Pixies
Opera House-Dr. Russell
returned to England Gen.
Rosecrans to be promoted
Reconnaissance to Stat
ford Court Households
retiring to Richmond-Vir-
ginia to be abandoned by
the Confederacy - Horace
Greeley indicted-Military
Hospitals.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07
TIMES DISPATCH.

70 England IN the next Cunard steamer.
TIMES DISPATCH.
The committee on the conduct of the war
have examined several witnesses, bearing
upon the charge of atrocities by the rebels
on our wounded soldiers at the battle of
Bulls Run, and the evidence, SO far, is a
disgraoeful record against the chivalrous
Southerners.
The House committee on printing intro
duced bill providing for printing 100, 900
copies of the final report of the Commits
sion on War Claims at st. Louis. 1t is as
serted in official circles that Brig General
Rosecrans is to be promoted to Major Gen
eral. #sv
The Grand Jury of the District Of Column
bia has found two bills of indictment
against Horace Greedy, for an attack made
on the Marshal of the District, in the columns
of the Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

WASHINGTON, April 5.-A telegraph cable,
to connect Fortress Monroe with Cape
Charles, will soon be laid. Three hours
uninterrupted work, with favorable weather
and smooth water, will be sufficient for the
enterprise.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

NEW YORK, April 5.--The billiard match
between Foley and Deery was won by Fo-
ley, by 49s points, in game of 1000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07
GEO. A. BITTROLFF.

KN.z I,KJVR JUST r. Y TUB NE 70
~ from tho East, with we'll selected stock Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and SilYerware, offers
his stock as low as the articles be bought ia
large cities. Gold Watches, from $50 down to
$40. Silver Watches from 800 down. 10 So
Clocks, from $50 down to $I.75s Sets OF Jswery,
from $50 down to 50c. Bracelets, from $50 down
to $3.50.
down tcS25c. Silver Table and Teaspoons, Soup
Ladlss, Cream Spoons, Butter and Fruit Knives,
Suger Topgs, Salt and Mustard Spoons, all sold
lower than usual. = II - so
Silver, Steel aud German Silver SpeotacIes, La
dies fine Wire and Shell Portemonaies, Silver and
Tortoise Shell Gard Cases, Gentlemeh's Purses and
Portemonaies. - Z
II. r. Robinson's IndexicaI Silver Soap, for
cleansing Silver or Plated Ware, the best thing
ever used.
Gold Guard and Vest Chains, Geld Pens, Plated
Ware, Castors, &c. Lathe and silk Guard Steel
Chains. Goggles, ReeyCr and otbers, TherInorn
eters, DC, all of which he offers at low figures
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere, and
satisfy yourselves of the fact.
apr5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

~ sls-9E-Sy EsFsWF1s we have Just re-
LII eeived "A largo assortment OF Goat Oil Lamps,
selected in person expressly for the Evansville
trade. We solicit examination Of price and
quality, az We are confident a bettoT or oheaper
lot cannot be found this side OF Cipcinuati. Price
from So cents 70 81 IS each.
decI9 YIOkERY BIOS. 81 Main At
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

WAsHfNaToN, April Nv. Fl. Russell
of the London Times has secured passage
to England in the next Cunard steamer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07
s1Ez6EE62sGas9 Goods
AT MRS. HASTINGS

Main Street, 6etaoeen First and Second. +,
= E.GPez JUST RRCEKTeED .mY-
- Spring Stock OF Millinery Goods, consisting
OF Bonnets, Ribbons, Fancy Goods, &C., which
we're bought at very low figures, and will be sold
for cash only, at prices 10 suit the times.
The attention of the ladies is called to This
stock which is the largest and bsst selected ever
brought to this market.
apr6- Sind MRS. J. HASTINGS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

ETa HO rs SLOWS.
Il 5000 sugar cured and canvassed hams
$3.50 choice plain hsms
1900 shoulders.
1900 ribbed. sides
500 clear sides.
600 barrels mess pork
100 barrels ruulp pork.
$50 kegs ctiefce family lard,
The above are all Of our own curing, and fnliy
warranted. GEO FOSTER & co.
fiar2S
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

CAUTION.
EEL PERSGSErS sGRE RORREEp
GLE tresspassing on the tract OF land near the
city known " Blackford's Tract shall pros
ecute to tho extent of tho law all persons who
disregard this notice. / will pay a liberal
REWARD
for proof sufficient to convict those who have bes
cutting green trees on the same land idurinc Tho
past winter. A. l. ROBINSON
March &c, 1862. mh27-Iw A0e1t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Times cor
respondent telegraphs tonight from Builds
Ferry as follows
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18
4 No Time 10 Mince words.

/, We have heard prominent and perfectly
reliable gentleman declare that there are
about six loudmouthed traitors in ncighbor-
ing town who blab their treason on the streets
III public, with perfect impunity. The same
gentleman expresses his belief that some Of
these les are in frequent and canstant com
muuication with the enemy in the Sound. =
They further boast that the property of seces-
sioaists will be destroyed when the enemy
! comes and that Union men will be protec-
tedi
X I'VE hope that this matter has been brought
to the attention of the Commanding General
heFe, and il SO We doubt not but be will have
the parties arrested and promptly dealt
with.
II treason is to stalk abroad in the day time
IN this way, in ourvery midst, when the enc.
my are threatening our position, and not be
samm ,riiy suppressed, the loyal masses had
as well hay down their arms, for there is notll-
ing to fight for. As wcllto be snhugated by
foreign foe, though the most despeclable on
earth, as betrayed aud desroyedb by tories and
traitors incur midst.
as Had Drownlow and NslEcn been. hung last
simmer when We rad them Nashville would
not now be in possession Of The enemy, and
had few IIatteras traitors been hung here
about the same time things would have been
more healthy hereabouts. But little hanging
may yet be Of service and we trust the saln.
larry example will be practiccd whenever q
traitor to our country is found.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18
OUR EUROPEAN ENlBASSIEs.

1t Is known that fdr some days past Congfss
hns been di1cussnG in secret session the prop
ely of sending additional commissioners To. lu-
rope to n'sotIata a sale Of the oltise cotton gop
on foreign account, assuming its purchaselby
ills government! The discussion IN secret rs.
sinn took very diff rent direction from Wat
was wiuari,y iutaudcl, II heiug moved that w
present. embassies to Europe shouA be rrcglRF
aud than cur diplomatic relations with Eug'hll
and France should be Terminated fortho preiRt.
This proposition has b.on renewed in open rs,
sioa ot Congress, and is understood to be chDHy
intended rs an exhibition Of split anl rrsAt
to"Ht 1T The shuhling and selfish policy, esrsgNl
ty Of The English Goyetument ON the queAIitl Of
our recuEriIUn.-M Mich. Ec,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18
oRaANlzArloN OF rloops-, ELECTION, AppOINr
NsNr AND RANK OF or.IcnRs.

|. Volunteers rendering themselves directly
to the Confederate Government for three years
or the war may be accepted either sinsiy Or
in companies, battalions or regiments organ.
ized by the election oil their officers. When
the officers have been elected, vacancies are
Gned hy promotion within the sa'ac company,
batta,ion or regiment, except in the lowest
grajc Of company ,2itcrs, which is liilcd by
pleh,0n.
.. When troops have been raised hy the sew
,ral States for the Confederate service, all ap-
| puintments thereto, except staff appointments
are made and commissions issued hy the state
authorities under their own Laws. Such
! troops must be organized, in all other respects.
as herein provided, and arc considered
as in the Confederate service from the date
of their transfer, during the term OF their en-.
liStnent.
81 4 regiment is composed by law Of ten
companies, ncither more hor less, which must
all be Of aeaym A battalion cannot be ac-
ccpted az such with less than five com
panics, anl is entitled to but one field
officer, unless the number Of companies ex-
cceds five.
4. A company must consist il infantry, Of
at least sixtyiour priyatcs; if cavalry, Of at
least sixty; if artillery (unless otherwise cx
prcssly authmlscd) Of at least seventy, in ad
diton to all officers. Companies now IN ser
vice, whcthtr for twelve months or tho war,
may be filed mp unaor the recruiting rcguIa.
lons but no company shall contain nor.
tra, On, hundred and (wcuty five rank and die
The muster rolls Of companies stand os the ov
idcncc Of the rank Of ther officers until com.
missions are issued
5, OiIculs hold rank from the date CT thcil
muster or acceptance Of their respective CON
mands into the service OF the Confederate
States, or when appointed by th9 ffesl
dent from tho dat" OF ''''' "Vp0'H'
mput.
The Officers of The rcgimental staifassistant
0Gsrtcrmastcr and conJnissary, surgeon, as
si,taTt surgcon, chaplain ard tWhcn not a.
ready lieutenant Of the rcgimnD the adjn
tant, and the officers Of the gcnclal staif--ar
always appointed by the President, through
his department. The recommendation OF tht
commanding officer is respected in makini
til sc appointments.
A Abattalion is entitled to no adiiiant, cXcep
: from among The hcutcuautS thereof, and ool,
thcgl OF, and only to one assistant qurrtcrmas
ter or commissary, and to one medical OIL
cea
Except staff appointments, upon the recon
mcndatIon Of the commanding Office
upon whose stan the vacancy exists
no appointments are now made from ciYi
lif>
IL--rEMs OF AccrPrAHcE--AnMs AHD EQrIr
MENIs, ...
6. M troops, other than twelve month
volunteers, rc.criisNng for two years
will be, accepted for l,Ss than thrc
years Or the war, except for local or spec
: ial service
T. Al troops will Lc'arm"d and cQuppe
before beirg ordered into the field ;or the;
arms and equipments will be paid Tor, if re
quircd, upon'inspection aud valuation By tE
, proper officers.
g. No horses are furnished 10 cavalry; bu
forty cents per day are paid fer Ihe use am
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18
REORGANIZATION orIhe Army.


We publish, to-day, an article from the
Richmond Examiner of arcccnt date under the
above heading which will be read with in
terest. .t
Public opinion seems now 10 be setting down
into firm conviction that the Conf lcrate
Army must have head-a chief commander.
1t is true that jeff Davis is Commander.in
Chief of the Army, so recognized by the Con-
stitution and laws of the nation and il he would
temporarily pass the administration OF the
civil authority over to Vice President Stephens
and mount the saddle himself at the head of
The army The country would feel the most sat
isfying confidence in the success of our army.
But at time like this when half million of
men are to be manou vcrcd it is impossible for
the President to give healthy direction to both
the civil and military machinery of the conn
try at the same timc Then ii seems impera'
tive that head must Lc appointed.
Gen. Lee has been put IN nomination by
the President and will most likely receive tie
appointment Of Commander in'Chicf.
Gen Lee is good and brave man but VIC
think Floyd or Bcauregard either would make
nor. srccosa6,, commander
NV. ~, r. o,,o,..n-
bes'ues Uo'i''n"'uo', ,''',.",'' o'"e' '""''''
Of reform are much needed IN the ne" orSahl'
zation few of which are set forth in the fol-
l,r;no short communication TO the Richmond
- E.aninsr. - u
iI.a"s's',;, 81. ~ FJ;t.. en- E,,n;,1r
Th. - ar. .,V' ,hGovsond. or twelve months, vo,
rntanrS wbo v would like to re,cnIjst and lc
1 sarra ttcir country Will. thc war lasts. be n
onn vsor or twenty . but thew are utterly dis
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18
/l~-t~> LATEST NEWS, r
I'ilo Encnty Ia sinIlt.

The signals on Mousse River, below our bat
tories, gave news of the approach of the enc
my, yesterday afternoon about o'clock. A
boat was Immediately despatched down the
river, and, on its return VIC were placed in
positive information Of the presence Of 10 stea.
mcrs and ono large transport (schooner) in
the river only about IL r.li. beIow iSewI.--
anl in few miles Of the lower batteries.
Everything was active and preparations
were busy here last night, and battle is cor
tanly expected to-day, and the day will prob
ably decide the fate Of Newborn. ----.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18

COFFEE +! COFFEE!

Is manufactured at II. kELllS Southern EX.
ccklor Coffee Mills, Raleigh. onl is equal to the
best coli g. 1t is made Of coffee rye and ehicGory,
and is roasted in & cylrnd, ly mac!inc,v, and
therefore Is better pGrched :hGn can be done by
hand Chickcry is not 70 well hnownin Dixie land,
but i,i Europe they Ms tito give superior iavorio
The cufiae. Ii Germany they call it ,gcv''da, and
here we cuil il dddddii6H In England 1t is nigh.
y uppreciatcG that they lay duty at two PoHnds
Two jiHgSs sterling per hundred Mcighi TO pro-
tect ths growers OF II. We Annex Piuf E,nuous
tts lit0tr T.. shDw that there is no hunbug hUtit is
what Il is tcpresCrtcGtO be;
"To Mn. KNLLY Sir Il have tested aud used
tho two sanaraa i manufactured coffee the H.
Gelsd .lata and iarljru The hIot uqaaled the
Rio coffee of the Stops. and seems to 1e equally
good with t,,4, kind. Gu satisfied that
they contain uothug which is itjUlivus to the sye
TEN, mud rpuy be economically Uud .Wyy used M
substitutes iVf cuiI.e L, ENMuNS."
tbs coffee is seat up inpound poTerS, "nd packed
IN hnxes containing thgtysN pounds unless "het
uist ordered w aUlesale % cents Tor Java and l.!
mrLleataa per 10.
A!LetGcrs prom ply attended to by oddrs.smg
M ElGAIR.Y,
Feb e. DIM Raleigh, N c.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18

The following communication 10 the Rich.
mond Disgatch is full Of point. There a,e a
class of whitelivercd gentry in every comma.
nifty who are afraid to enter the r.nl;s of the
army lest they might DO found IN open rebel.
lion by the enemy when he comes and subipc-
ted to the pains and penalties which he las
sworn to inilict but are determined 10 mamr
tain the attitude Of non.combatants with view
of coaessns with Whichever side nlay prove
victorious. These men are towards lnd are
already su'jagated. They are the most dan,
gcious popGaton we. bFse and should be
closely watched. Our government has TAX II
a position and he wiio is not fori is against it
and should .9c treated as on enemy. Ia.
1t wont do for man to fold his arms now
and assume position Of ornculraR,y rUrin doing
50 he not only wenkens the Southern cause
but strengthens the cause Of the enemy. To
auch, VIC most heartily commend tho following
sensible remarks; .tbte -ar, .st rs "
10 THE NoN-G0MBATANTS. NJ, "
E'itcrs Dispatch: Alwcyd, only, to those
/ who have remained at ho,ac, quiet, co,nI6rta.
ble, and happy, whllo We month after month,
! have ege0untered mud and rain, heat and cold,
| disease and aeath, separated iton our wives
and ohit.ren.3 Arc yGu not pPdcr as rlach
moral obligation 10 try your hand al soldier,
| ins" as weg Arc you any beisefgtlan a;es
g either By nature Of BY practice Y, Yo,i
thavss syisa.Ga, rcaa,katls arsftu,is III fiHs9&E.
/ fault with lis for what VIC aiayu'rUr tiuiTF
| suppose yol now give US an illustration otiInw
| the ttin5 oiight 10 Oc done II would nnt
take you long. True, you nights d 1T.
| tie; you could not wear purple aud fine linen (;
you would be compelled to lay psids youf
sleek "s-oveppcs !; you could not "iarc sum.
| tuonsly every day " 10 any considerable ex.
tent; you might take iover or pneupcnia, or
| measles, or hiumps or e1cn snalipjS or yol
nlisht gpt shot ~, and bit, srd killed, OF ut
least desperately wounded. But what Of all
that? We have gone through il al, YOU are
not a whit better, handaomer, or wiser ttan
we. Neither are your INnilios any dsarer to
I You than olirs!o us nor are yoa Gearer 10 yours
than We 10 ours. ts
| Have you 10 pride Of character! Are yon NOT
ashamed lfy0u are not, have you 10 wife, M
sister, na.s'.:her, no mother, to he ashamed for
| sou do y0u waui us to go out and Keep "a
4 the Yankees" smother twelve moHIhs3 Arc
you getting ready to 81 tie old plea 'cmft ie1re
| my Gjmdy p Have your family any special us4
fnr a genlcmcn whu is not vi ling to othk- up
arms afli march 10 She teil TO arrest nul main.
| tain the most Sscrud rights Chimney cortiey
vaior. and chimney .eorurr pHtfiotism may do III
| "pipiAgfimes OF peace,'' but they v Ill not an
swer nnw when the thlnder Of hostile cannon
disturb the summr oi your inn0ren and de
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18
CONFIRMATION or BaHADIER GGNIR

Tho following list OF Brigadier Gcucials
nom:uajod by the President has been csn-
Ggmed 10y the Senate in executive seSslo,s :
Carter Stevenson, Of Virginia; Wm. B. fJa,
ferro, Of Yirginm Albert RGstaof Arkaess,; ;
VIM. Is. Nacba!l, Ct Marylaudi DanyllIe ,bltI-
better Of AMbama; J,hn B. Flood, of kSt,
lucky; Robert Ransom, Jr., Of North CsUIt
nj; ". 5. Fya,hyr,,on". Of Mississippi Tb4s
j. ChurohiL Of Arhamus; 2. IL. ClpboSt. Y
Arkansas Samuel j. MaAcy, Of Tennc$scc-
li,mlioa Z. Bee, cf Ic4as, - Ei:5moa@Lsam,
mr.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18
.IDEs PYssyTgNG
rRrsMs oF PAPER.


Officers and soldiers at any Of tho fortifca,
iions or encampments around Ncwbcra de-
siri the Progress can recciveR at the print
Ing Office at 80 cents month. The Quar-
teraaster's boat touches at all the batteries
every day and will deliver pagers for all the
camps. areta
The latest Var News received BY, the mail
sefthe night previous is given in every Issue.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18
FROM RICHMOND.

Dicuvovp, March lt..--f'trr President has
sent message to Congress, stating that he
hoI y,,snrrdcd Gerl's Flavl aud Pillow from
''"" l ,;lI ,I.,,, ,.,rll lt,Iiyo ,,o,r sslf.Clclo
commoh1, u'i thVy c'u' H.'I '"'' ~
~ accounts OF inc "c"0H a. P"""e'''p' i"e
President Is unslIi@Ied "i'ii 'h'T rePor,S'
Tht oliic'ai reports "i Tue "cUon III -il"u'Vi
t6A Roads mas Dsen received w r'h'I''l' ,,'.
squadron had onIy q guns, the i'deIal f''>
gate Cnmb ll'nd haH ~ gG"s;''he congress
30, tGc 81. Lawrence %, ths M,N"Sso'a ,H' ""o
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18
by TIE GOVERNOR 0F- NORTH CARo.
LIMA.
A PROCLAMATTON.

"A ICOCLA MA HON.
NORTH CARoLlNIANs OUR COUNTRY
needs your aid for its protection aud defence
against mn invading foe. The President OF the
Confederate States has mado a requisition3 upon
Our state 10 complete her quota of troops ir the
hed Onr own borders are invaded by the emo
| my III force, now threatening an advance TO de-
pEivc US of liberty, property and all that we hold
ueNr as self governing and free people. We
ihnS' resist him At ell hazards and BY every
means III our power lie, wages war for our sub.
juFaAoh-a war forced upon US in wrong and
prosecuted without right and in spirit of yenpe
'gi "ickednoss without parallel In the history
OF warfare among civilized nations. AS you val.
! ue your rights of selfg government; ali the bles.
s'h"s OF ifeedon the hallowed endearments of
home and iresila; of family and kindred I cali
upon yon TO lay TO their defense, and to sustaia
iHe hoOle-and sacred cause in which we arc On.
gagged.
North Carolina has always proved true, con.
SAINT and brave in the hour of trala Of danger
Never let it be said ia the future that she has
ia''td to maintain this high renown. IL we are
threatened now more than heretofore, and upon
our own soil, let our e2ertions be equal TO every
demand on our patriotism honor and glory No
temporary reverses dnmpened The arddr OF YOUR
ancestors, even though the enemy marched in
columns through the State. The fires Of liberty
SUI burned brightly in their breasts. They vera
moved 10 new energy. and resisted by rallant
deeds, with abiding hope and uuAinching cour-
age a,id perseverance,, bravely conteniing with
enenile' at home as well as the foreign foe, until
allel struggle Of seven Tong years, our Inle.
my ,rcdonbng hs1 i1ef etfJfAtgg fAtgd assknow saGed,-
nervc'to overruu our country and snojngmo US
to bis dominaiion--his avaricc and asnbiiion.--
Already it is proposed in their Congress 10 estao-
iish Territorial government in portion of our
State. Now il tho time to prove our zeal aud am
innate by our example.
call upou the bravo and patriotic men Of our
State to volunteer, from the mountains TO the sea-
You arc wanted to fill up our quota in the on
ledern'e Army, aud for the special defence OF the
STATE. rely, sith entire confidence, for prompt
and cheerful response to ibis call upon your pa
triotism and yalor. Tender yourselves in COM
| panies aid in sQaaisnnder officers of your o"n
! selection Yon will be at once accepted and Or
Can;2od into Regiments undtr the laws that are or
| may be made, and which tits my duty TO execute.
! The Adjuant General Of thu State will issue the
necessary orders for this purpose
! Fellow Ch'z.ns Your first allegiance IL dne
. TO North Carolina. Rally to her barnsrs Let
every man do lis duty, and our country will be
safe. nfr "t ri@
IT's. ~. s@S Given under my hand and the seal OF
y,.I.,..., 800 the State at Raleigh, this 2!d OF Feb,
one taousaud, eight hundred ard sixty tive.
HENRY I. CLARK.
feb 2s-d3t r., ,l,,
- An the pipcrs in tho State are requested
to publish 3tines
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18
BATTALION OF LIGHT HORSE (!

S TIE undersigned having been commissioned bv
tho PrHsident to raiae Battnionoi Light Horse for
tho war, calls upon the ynlILg men Of North Caro-
Ina to cGlpe forward and volunteer for the purpose
ilIet those who have good orscs come ana bring
1thelp 0AjJ IN the defense of the country, Lei
themselves, riy'c Jti-fct,S, hut who caunot eqne
cone, and thus contribute maersf ia 10 those who
would defond them in TIE enjoyment of their
thOfnes
/ One Hundred and Forty. Four Dollars per nnnum
will he paid for each horse in the Battalion, in two
month indictments. Thcy will be ted and cared
Tor at The expense ofthe Govetnment; nd if HI led
in nrtiun, the value Of the animal viii be paid -
E1Uipmc,,ty for man and lelso will be Furnished
bit each man mutt hing lis RiAs, Gun, rs OIL
Knife or such other arms as te Las which Will ah'
swcr until uniform weapon can be furnished by
| the Government.
Energy OF Authorization is what the courtry
needs now, md the men of the country must SHOW
! by Their re liiacss to come fO'ward-ihe determl
na ion wc' acu1ies tAemue 'crt ob2 curqneled
The Battalion viii consist Of Six companies oi u
men rsca
| V.,unrrrs VIII fr the present, address mo a'
Iipliiax \. c. u4ti uitGtie recruiting stGttols cat
be e.taO!ulcd. L. NJ LDNONDSfUN,.
ii Col CAY. Prov. ARMY, Z. 5 A.
February q, dIwINt