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1fnrrtsokyg 70 fhe North and Ws-Two trains leave
nnsnlnston daily and one on Sunday-auick time
low rare and sure connections Soldiers cts sold
throusn n government rates. For tickets and ia P
ther information apply at the ofRee Of Great Penn
sylv1nia Route, northeast corner of Pennsylyanis
avenue aud Sixth ST., W sshipgton en- ce oren from,
.. m. until p. m; on 8undays from 70 s. IA
~ A-n NO. NORTON, Agent
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Al THE INDIA RUBBER STORE of Allen, Clapp &
Co, Penn, avenue, between 10th and nth str cts
the off Ger and soldier may And great variety OF
Pillows, Beds. Boots. Cups, Pipes, and The thou
eand and one useful articles In the Ru bier line
Also, large stock of Buffalo Robes lined and un.
lined Well and Lap Robes, Wool Blankets, ali col
orr Cork Beds. HOrse Blankets and everyth thing to
Here, too. may he found large assortment of
Shirts, ndershirts. Drawers, St0ckings Buckskin
Gloves and Gaunt etts, Valises, Leather Baas and
small trunks made IN sta Oh usage in bsrraeo
wagons. Camp stools. Cots and Arm ChAjrs ali Of
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Robber Coats, lie sgins. Camp Blank cts, Hsvelocks
bbayersseks, and every article made from India
Rubber, Ia ut A. HALLS Iniia Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them at manufacturersl
streets. " % ., "a"
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(1S0 REHARD.-Ran away from the estst.
CIV OF Thomas n. Wilson tire. NEGROES.
ore woman 81 two men-Jasper Drtton about .,
years Of age feet inches IN; soar on the r.sht
cheek. and yesy black. Moses Ghitecsa 'sha # ~
knock kneea and very much disisnrrd by IA.
s sSm%i Lnss Ci;rs about ye.rs ol pper color.
To. We will siye the above reward for the delivery
o. on, ne e., vs-hspsd negroes to RICH ARR r.
6omery County. about mites from Washinnton
VI sc Tor either Oft sbove-named Negroes.
RICHARD +. WILSON
LEWIS MAGRrDER
no B-1awSw EXECUTORS Of Thomas Wilson
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TIRE EMANCIPATION COMMISSION have hee,
IN session since the 18th of April last, since
which time they have been industriouSly labor
ing TO bring their work TO completion within
tie sp, CITED tira', (nIne mnnths3 They have
neariy closed their iabors appraisins the
slaves, taking testimony as TO tn. title and 10y
atty OF the claimants, DC, and arr no w making
PREPARATIONS TO render their final report, which
Will be mace within about three weeks.
Claims have been presented for aoout 3, 100
slaves, but some will be rejected on account OF
-djsleyaliy and other legal Acknowledgements
leaving liltIe less than three thousand which
will be paid for under the act
The Commissioners have also granted free
papers To- about one hundred slaves whose
owners were dis!oyal or refused TO present their
Claims. This was in accordance with the
amended act Of July IL, 1852
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The IspIAN HERB D0ofoR, from Canada, viii
their complaints illness, without receivins any
Information from them No chnrge for sossstIfatios
o. adrtts. Once, No. IL Washinston Building
Psnnsylva anna avenue. corner Of Seventh street
W A&hluStOu. ID. U. n
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M PRIVATE rAMILY-A neatly Furnish ID
Il ROOM for rent, on n ret floor, No 421 Eleventh
street. bet~ en- and III SITS wei st side noai at.
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FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED.-wanted to
1 rent. for from one to three years a Furnished
First or Second Ward prefet red Add ress Lock Box
65, Washington. D. c. se4-tf
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"ANTED.-We are buying SECONDHAND
W FURNITURE, STOVE and BEDDING for
Mhich we are paying the highest cash prices. Fam
lies declining houses ee ping, having a sur plus
of furniture will find it to their advantage to give
call. B0NTZ Il GRIFFITH
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II LET-Seversl pleasant ROOMS, at 3Hs North
i street, Capitol Hill. Very convenient for
men hera. no A-3ts
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MILITARY OFFICERS will fnd the Mattress Co
very desirable. as 1t can be folded up Into a YER,
small space fitting into a canvas bag It is stron;
and durable, and can be converted into a chair o;
lounge At WILL and is so arranged that it may b,
stuffed with bag or straw. 1t il made of DO tn car
pet and canvas For sale at the India Rubber Stor,
and 18th ats. oes-lm
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SERIOUS AcCfpRsT-Last night, as Mr. T w
Johnson was riding on the avenue in 4 buggy
near Central Hotsi, he was brought into COLI
sion " iih hack, upoE which were seated John
Donovan and Chas. Connolly, as0irivers. The
collision was sufficient 10 smash the bdggy and
tnJure the horse, and Mr.. johnson was thrown
u INC ground and very seriously injured. He
" as taken into the Central Hotel and properly
attended 10; but this morning his recovery was
considered doubtful.
Donovan and Connolly were arrested and
e ken 10 the Fourth ard station, and this
morning were fined As each for careless driv-
ing, and held 10 bail In $500 for further hearing
as soon a. Mr.. Johnson shall be able TO give
testimony, before Justice Waiter.
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ISLAND SABBATH SCHOOL USIoN.-The reg
ular monthly meeting OF the Sabbath schools
composing this Union was held last evening,
at the baptist church Rev. Mr.. Meador's). MI.
t. Il: Gray, Of Ryland Chapel, presiding The
meeting was opened by singing the hymn
.'Children Of the Heavenly King" and prayer
by Mr.. Knight The Baptist school sang ssCome,
oh, my soul, in joyous layss' after which the
York. The Sixth Presbyterian school sang
1.-The Lord is my shepherd" after which the
Rev. MI. Meador led in prayer. The Ryland
CHAPEL school sang "Jesus, we thy lambs
would be The Union was then addressed by
Messrs Meadcr, Bittinger, Gray, Howe, and
Bearc, urging the parents and teachers to
greater diligence, and invoking a blessing on
their e1ertions. The scholars then sang "Jes u.s.
lover of my SOUL" and the Union adjourned
till the Last Monday in December next, 1t the
Sixth PrCshy terian church.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HI FOR RkNT-suita BILE for mem hers of Con-
gross. Apply at 4a7 Ninth street. between Z sud
?, near the Patent Once. no2.-6t<
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II O0MS FOR REN Two Furnished @ JAM
II BERc, one II them very large. Call at No.
aGG west Third ttreet near Pa ave. no y Ct.
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GSAMF INTO THE ENCLOSURES OF THE
~ subscriber, on I'd, a Sorrel iinRSE,yry popr
in flesh with 8 pn back; and the left hiud leg
,w+lled; and Z. 4. or letter G. torn cut ASy
person can prove property, and pay for his sdv-r-
tisement, ana other legal ehars.s. tan take him
away. THOMAS Shelby
no q ST. No. 719 ~ st Washington. ID q.
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LOST AND FOUND.

e. REWARD -strayed on the 22t instant, o
o. the subscriber, hay HORSE. with a snr,
lie paid If returned to wM ANDREwS'S Re AT
rant, on 9TH, between L and N streets, Navy Var
a
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOX RKNr-A lady hav-
Il ing neatly Furnished House, in a desirable
locftion, convenient to Pennsyivsnis avenue and
the De partments, would rent it to OF gentle
mer. herself Re naming as housskes per, for which
she IS fully competent Address Mrs. II. A. L. ;"
city Pest Office, with and rrferencas uo2S 3tt
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C.Sn REWARD Stolen from the subscriber re-.
ECV sidirg on tie Rockville turnpike Mont.
!"mery comfy Nd 9iles froa Gc rgetown on
me piFht OF he 18th instant, two HORSES, one
fiId both Scared; also scsrr the left rum ,;
The other dark sorre. horse; o Ger: bird feet
white name ruened of; r.theriw carriage: re
at Mr. HOwARDS St bles on 7th street wash
inston % e., or to me as ABOVE q, rected
nc - St .,s, ISAAC HAR0N
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AUCTION SALES.
THIs AFrERN .sON AND ia. WNRRoW

ByJ. c, McGuIRS a 20, Aaetsonesrs.
A pMlNIKrRAfOks SAsE or eFkRsoyAL
ft!SAs' aprsssSSs;s' 5: ma s %
o,eioeT !, Tsed. e ia, C. Mcashs @.
i've ~ knyie, O Q. A., com pris:os- 81
Sup LIT Gs.S Hentins Gee v sseh ana Chain,
Sn,o, a. sssds and Gas Buttons, iff 90.
SET G resn studs and uanustons.
Hor. e-ehce King. Gold Pen -f.-..F
sharps Rsne MfiftsrY hek -
Several Leather Trpnks. Writing pesh. 1-.s-
Isres euartfty Of excellent Ciotsins 1880.
Ch.psau. MeIicaa sTars. and lot ofGnitary cssA.
ing, - ..
ToEetSer with nsns other articles personal m
"a, 3. A, 3ANyIEs;; hsRisss s'
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w a. Suffers, Grocer's or Qusrterniaster' >
Clerh; is fnl competent to perform the dut
CURED in either branch. Can furnish the b,st of
recommend ali ns from persons residing in this
city. Address Mat" Box GOT Geor getown ID: c.
no 2-3t+ ..-.5
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One Of the lxsrfsff srs most !. .ns..s .seea. %

kver eaered in this ely which have been received
IRON are Ct the "a est extensive Houses In Brosf-
way New York With order. 20 eioee the same With
ont rrser,s eensis'ing sf nssson Bay yorss.rt
6ttoh 500 every descr ptioe Of sshionabi- Ears IN
Sarriasy ssd Cardinal Csp-s. fslmss. victori oss,
found = srsAt variety or MIS- SES' esd GIL
pRENSYtRs. Aiso aisrye sSsortmsnt OF s'eish
Having r-e~ived orders from TIE hou.. On nv
OF partnersassp tlereforo che pablo viii have An
SrRSrssnity e Purosss.ag suite et the esst ysrs.t
ne rriee Of any house n tssc World Thc Gcots
particui.Ty .aIitcd 70 attend every srtiar -.u
continual THiEE DAVIS ONLY. in Shi.s tiSs
every effort viii be made On close the entirs stock
~Jhe Goode will be open for inspection .eseh
day before and until tho hour of SALE Catsioru-s
viii be ready on the morning. of Sale
no e4St MARSHALL a PkaB Suets
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Z. OK KENT-A frat class Furnished ID ruble
i PARLOR. Also, several Furnished ROOMS,
with or without Hcard, Bath Room. sas, at 80.
ass b ST., betw en- AZ and Sd sts., 5 doors below
City Hall; healthy l0ca, ion. and the very best of
ntiahbcrhGod. The Psrlor will be let to first class
ter am only. l9-lg<
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GREAT AUCTION SALE OF FURs.
nAasRaLL PAGES AUCTION ROOM. sss
SEFEST- ST sna<r ODD FFLE0WS NALL
On Me>dsp. TsSsds Nd Ws6aesd,S.
Norenskrr "a IS aaf a. -
saie 10 commence on Monday, ut o'clock IN TIA
eseh subsesuent dsJ NJ 81 .. N aud ,. N.
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BOARD WANTED-For gen lemsn wife, ani
~ one suall child, from New York. Any private
family who furnish comfortable appa-tln .nts
with reasonable att ntinn. can secure agreeable
and prompt paying occupants, by addressing no
through Box II Post Off &C. no a 3ts
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CTEANED OR STOLEN Last niyhta = nall bay
and large grey MARE stray or were =. lirn
from the street in which they were hrca-d by ic
riders Both animals were fitted with anil a-y
equi pments. suitable reward will be given : r
their return 70 CHAS. WALTER j. p, Inii ma
avenue. a. street M a5-,.
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WANTED-IGO tons COTTON RAGS, for which
w the highest cash prices will be paid, by
GOODELL BUSHEE, 3O9 G street, and AZ
Louisiana avenue. no 3 I'M
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ECENISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-The haul
Il some Brick HOUSE, corner of sou tn Is md 9Th
street, CO. tanning Saloon, parlor, light Cha bers
Library, Dining room, Bathroom, and Water.
Gle sci, Kitchen, c., having every convenience for
q hrst- class residence including cooking range,
gas, Potomac and rain water. Possession given on
the 9th December The premises may be exs mined
fro III To p. m Re erencea given and required
For further particulars apply ut room 81, Winier's
Bnildirg. Fourth Auditor 3 Office or at Mr. WV
BALLANTNNE'S Book Store. It'll ST no % st.
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I Gsr PApERs-from information received, il
i appeaTs that the pocket hook containing money
and rapers. belonging e. the suhscribrr VS. pick d
mp On seventh 1t ee,, October 2th. The mon ex.
frscted and the book AMI pVrs 10 rowa av v As
the ps PERI of value to the snhsc der any one
Who may have found them will he liie-sIly re-
varde d upon restoring them to JAS III SIIREHyFs
Seventh street between and J. no p.
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FEMALE coIIFcp

FsNHiS INSTITUTION, UNDER THE MANAcpuprn
OF mr.. James SOuthgate and LADY. is Iooa,si
Tne OF tne most delightful villages in North
education will be impaired by teachers Of ape ss
and undOubted qualification. VI '"' &c experience
me music department is in charge of Prof KperD.
ger, i FarlS France, pupil of ThaIberg Circulars will
We sent 10 all who desire them. For full particulars ad
uieS' JAMES S0UTHGATE
An-I 90 ,.eo LouiSburg, y. G.
. r. paIh;cp 35-tf
observer, Tarboro SOutherner, and Godsboro' Tribune
viii prease discontinue the long advertisement in Their
columns and insert the above in its place. four times week
ly aud forward bills to Louisburg, Il. G. '1'' WEN
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WAR EPWc

WAR NEWS!
TNaE RECENT ACT OF CONGRESS ppo17,D,,,
many cn COMPANY to be raised 5 rank and ill., G1
county Company G, from Chatham on IRON Chatham
81 rp" Union county % Company c. from 1TWP say
OSpV company D. from Wake wants 70 men, Co@.
Moore eonntv Ans amt. wants 81 men; Company from
county wants % men, Men liable to draft in tbO O Asne
eS had better come along once and fiji m bn eoln
@ IKE white men, and not wait for the sheriff to br
o " n'e z. B. VANCE
Near Kinston, April 90, 1852 Ave- u troops.
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Lent wreteF 5Tr9nbleheld. Captain Rufus Allan
b-John Ashford, Captain; R abert i Ren
Allen King, Henry Harden Second isnts rSt Lieut.
,. 49,, Captain Sanders M Is.
Lieuts. e" I'CoVlngtUu Second
Joshua Little Captain; Daniel Men von-.
Lieuts. ei hosernan Second
. -, Captain; John Rbor, d..
george Flowers Joseph Wsephenson Secon rSt Lieut.
h.N3ah Rush, Captain; Lorenzo A 1rfona LieuS
Lieut. Fs9' keaTas Nelson Hopkins s eoonJ First
Lieut.; David Magness, Oliver Beam sc"nI y: First
First Battalion, IN. c. Troops- sr''
mar, Major. ''ionei; David Cole
Company Attention Strange, Can't Joh.n
f Ba s " SoR Rn Fam MOseey Second Eyehe
Joshua Byrd VIM Holbrooks Second i rTt Lieu:
L. Mhq Ign Davidson, Capt; Samuel S Mos.
Leuts. ' 'e'er ID Farmer, Second
D-Ambrose Gaines, Capt Jackson sbinu..
Lieut. VIM Allan, James Bearden Sa,onI pman, First
lanes Bryan, Capt. George Bristol PileuIS
ALBERT L. Leaiherman, James 81 carer Seos LIeq;
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NOTICE.
ON AND AFTER THE 9Th JANUARhss
u 1852 all Freights between Weldon aud Columns n1
will be taken local rates. charges will folio" as
sent and collections made at points OF delivery DR.
W. ] HAWKINS, Pres K q u; n; ~
PC. CAMERON, n Z; n.
VIM JOHNSTON, =" C. D =. D. Sa ,..
NorE-A1 Government Freight will be shpPeu - WV
tofore. 1T
Raleigh, n. c., Dec. 81, 1851.
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MUSIC.
YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS, Song, 25
HOME, SWEET HOME 25
SILVER LAKE WALTZ 10
EVENING STAR AZ
THERE'S LIFE IN TIE OLD LAND YET.
Song, AZ
Just received and for sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, March II, 1862. 2I-=
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CHATHAM COALFIELDS RAILROAD.
At A MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS Ar ar
"A pointed for opening Books of Subscription to 'ne
above Road the following Resolution was adopted: "a
ResokUed That Books of subscription for Stock ID say
Company be forthwith opened at the Bank of Cape F'
in the City of Raleigh under the superintendent
II. Jones. III"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

- EAfAA POUNDS PRIME R,coN 1on
OeOOU Twenty barrels Of F SAGoE n FOR 021 SALE.
April 90. 1862. L. 4. HARRIS
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WILLIS L. MILLER 4. POSTER.
THE CHALLENGE BROGAN MANUFAC Glory.
MILLER & FOSTER.
THOMASFILE, N. C.,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
NEGRO BROGANS & FARMERS KIP SHOES
OF VARIOUS STYLES.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed in all
classes.
April 2, 1861. 35-ly.
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MILLER & BADHAM,
. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

RALEIGH, N. C.
H W. MILLER. a. A. RApBAH
I- 0FFIcE-Brick building near the Court House.
February %, 1852. l7-ly
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a FINE BAY MARE FOR SALE, SUITA.
"A BILE for saddle harness, cavalry. Call on JAS.
NJ HARRIS or W. F. ASKEW.
Raleigh Feb. 25, 1862. 17-4t.
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Thirty-Sixth Reg, IN. C. Troops.---Artillery

yd Bunting First Leuts James Post, Second Lieut..
B-Thumas J Perdie, Captan Robert NJ Deyane, Henry
r Daniel, First Lieuts. james Baker, Second Lieut.
C-John J Hedrick, Captain; james Stevenson, Jas
Cumming, First Lieuts Jas Hugglns, second Lieut.
D-Mac0m McNair Captain; John Macarthur John N
McKimmon, First Lieuts; Archibald McNair, Second
Lieut..
renee Lancaster First Leus.; John Speght, Second
Lieut..
John Richardson, Captain; John Melvin, h W
Hudgius, First Lieuts.; Tatom, Second Lieut.
Thirty -seventh Reg, IN. C. Troops.--lnfantry.)
Charles Lee, Colonel; William NJ Barber, Lieutenant
Colonel; John G Bryan, Major VIM Nicholson, ADJ;
H d Stowe, COmmissary; NJ Oates, Quarter Master.
Company A-John Hartzog, Capt. James Gooainan'
First Lieut.; Richard Goodman William STUART Dec
ond LieutenantS -
B-Jonathan Horton, Capt; Jordan COOK, FIRST Lieut.;
Tbos Cook, Andrew J Critcher Second Lients
C-James Potts, Capt; ThGs wilson FIRST Lieut.
james Johnston William 1sC c0t Rrs,
VacbeI r Chairs William Gaddy, Second Lieuts.
E-Wm Farthng, Capt; Paul Farthing, First Lieut.;
VIM SbnL Harvey Bingham, Second Leuts.
F-Chas Hickerson, Capt. Sam'l Shepherd First
I;eut Dan L Clary. VIM " Beard, Second Lieuts
G-James Reed, Capt. Robert l. Steele, First Lieut.;
Joel II Brown, Daniel Austin, Second Lieuts.
H-Wm Rankin, Capt; Geo w Hanks, First Lieut.;
VIM Morris, Henry G Fite, Second Lieuts.
John Harrison, Capt. Robt Oates First Lieut.;
Moses Hart Julius ]. Price, Second Lieuts.
K-John Ross, Capt Lowry Grimsley, First Lieut.;
VIM Halsey, John Williams, Second Leuts.
Thirty Eighth Regt., IN. C. Troops..-Infantry.)
William ] Hoke Colonel Oliver H. Dockery Lieuten-
ant Colonel; George w Sharpe: Major.
Company A-AdOlpbus g Mosely, Captain; David G
Morrisey, First Lieut.; AlsaJ Brown David M Pearsa
Second Lieuts.
B-Columbus L Cook Captain Robt Armfield First
Lieut. Augustine Blackburn, Lewis F. Hanes Second
Lsuts.
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been very freely expressed, and in some=eaaes
the feeling OF Indignation has been so gprofouud
as to require little fostering 10 ripen into
thing nearly akin to mrtiny. have myself
heard many officers and soldiers declare most
positively that nothing shall ever induce them
to fight IN support Of Abolitionisna They
say they are in arms to vindicate the Consti.
tuition and the laws of the land, and will never
consent to be made tools in the hands of dc.
signing fanatics, to ado still further to the hofs
rors of war already of the most sanguinary
character. These observations are sud denly
hnshed, since the issue OF Gen. McCieilari's
order, and no further difficulty on the subject
need be apprehended for the present. The ar.
my will wait till the lst of January next, to see
whether the Government really intends to carry
into effect policy certain to draw from the
desperate chiefs OF the rebellion system of
reprisals whose character, as already FORE
shadowed BY the resolutions offered in the
rebel Congress, is sufficient to make human.
ity shudder. 8
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who, through their respective Captains, are or,
seered Immediately to canvass every county
and visit every citizen in their beats for thi
purpose. A. liberal price will be paid for every
sning wh ere the owner feels that he or, she is
not NO al able to donate it and active agents, will
Immediately forward them to our suffering
REGIMENTS g Expenses will be allowed the off :
cers engaged in this duty. and transportation
furnished the Colonels OF their agents to bring
the articles to Raleigh. -,-.t4,
Ana now my countrymen and women, if
you nave any thing to spare for the soldier, in
his name appeal to you for it. Do not let
let the specuIator have it, though he offer you
eIormons prices !; spurn him from our door
and say to him that our brave defenders have
need for it and shall have it without passing
through his greedy fingers. Do not place your
self among the extortioners-they are the viii
est and most cowardly of all our country's
enemies and when this war is ended aud peo.
pie come to view the matter in its proper light
you will find that the most detested tories are
worse than they. When they tempt you with
higher prices than the State offers, just think
for a moment Of the soldier and what he is do
ing for you. Remember when you sit down
by the bright and glowing fire, that the sol
dier is sitting upon the cold earth, that in the
wind which is whisting 50 fearfully over your
root, only making you feel the more comforta-
Bile because it harms you not, he is shvering
in darkness on the dangerous out posts, or
shuddering through the dreary hours of his
watch. Remember that when you come forth
in the morning we'll fed and warmly clad, lead :
ing your families towards the spot where the
blessed music of the Sabbath bells tells you of
the peaceful worship of the God of Peace, the
soldier IS going forth at the same moment per
haps, half fed after a night of shivering and
suffering to where the of artillery and
shout of battle announces that he is to die, that
your peace and safety may be preserved. Oh!
remember these things generous and patriotic
people of North Carolina, and give freely OF
your perishable goods to those who are giving
all that mortal man can give for your safety
and your rights. st e1s
| Z. B. VANCE.
| Raleigh, October Is. 1862.