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Il RossYaIrr aesIs The Richmond Dsspatel,
las a b amor thar Dr. Rossyaiiy. who was ar
rested in M4hsie Bay son,t time ago. viii.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-10-06
a PROCLAMATION

BY z. B. VANCE, GovEESoE OF North CAROLINA.
WHEREAS. INFORMATION HAS REACHED
w me that Certain persons, uninindful of The calls IF
patriotism. and tUrsetful ofthc dnlies OF good citizens
are using their influence to prevent obedience 10 the
law of Congress known assthe Concsript Law ,nd
that Others are attempting 10 organize an open r.sis-
lance TO its execution; and whereas, such conduct
being not only III direct violation CT law, but also det-
rineutal. in the highest degree. ~ the cause of our
country, il becomes my sacred dniy 10 prevent ana
repress the same By al The means in NV pawsr.
Now. Therefore. l, ZEBULON i. ANCE Governor
warning all such persons la desist from such unpat,
Tiotic and criminal conduct earnestly hoping the.
all who ae disincliDed TO defend their homes Them
ice. viii cease TO dissuade those who are willing:
and notifying positively all persons contemplating an
armed resistance 10 the law. * there really be anv
such misguided and evil-dispo>cd persons i'm onr
midst. that they will commit the crime Of treason
according tn the Constitution, aud must not expCrt
10 escape its penalties. Whilst thousands upon thon-
sands OF our best and braFest have cheerfullv obeyed
the law. and by their patriotic yalDr have driven the
enemy back 10 the Potomac. IL would he an into!era-
Bile outrage upon them ~ permit others to eyadc the
law, or worse still, to resist IL by open violence
Let no one, therefore. b. deceived he law will ".
enforced and l appeal TO all lu,al mi patriotic. c;ti-
Zens To sustain those who arc Char na Mi,h its exc
cuti0u.
Given under my hand. ard attr-ted nv the Graa,
Seal of the state. Done nj che City =. RaIsica. The
18th day Of September 1862.
zEBULON f. VANCE,
IL. Il. BATTLE, Jr., Private Secretary. =
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FOR the SPIRIT OF THE AGl
IN MEMORY

O JONAS B. WATKINS, Of the SAITH Reg. ~
@. T.; who died at Richmond, Va, July
7tA, 1862.
Par frsm kindred and home he died,
In manhcod's bright and early bloom:
Of all he loved, the joy and pride,
But they nave laid him in the tomb:
No fathers voice was near to bless
His darling youthful son;
No mothers prayers, no sisters caress.
For him their loved and dying enc.
Yet a gentle stranger kiadly kept
Vigils Ger him night and day
While he walked and while slept,
She was never away.
For words of cheer and kindness spoken.
She will ever remembered be,
By those whose hearts, alas! are broken,
By this sad calamity.
From friends, for him, twas hard to part
Yet eager to his couatry's call
Prompt in duty-kind at heart
He was dearly loved by ALL
e But short and sad was his career,
q . The fell destroyer came;
The battles crash and lannon's roar,
Will ns'sr be heard by aim again.
But rest thee in . soldiers grave,
Heroic boy ! thy noble name
Shall be enrolled among the brave,
On memory's future page OF fame.
LILLIAN.
Broad River, n. G.
~ Mountain Eagle please copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-10-06

The GREAT Rock F1GHT.-We referred
recently to the fact that a North Carolina
regiment, having exhausted their ammuni-
tion in one OF the late battles, took to pelt-
ing the Yankees with stones, and actually
held them at bay until 3 louisiana regiment
came to their relief. The Richmond Exam
liner csrroborates the statement, and gives
the result of the fight as follows:
Two gentlemen who, since the battle of
the sotn ult have been engaged in burrying
the dead on the plains of Manassas, arrived
at GordonsYllle yesterday. They report that
near q rocky cut in the railroad, which rams
through the battle field they counted seventy
Yankees who had been killed with pieces Of
rock. The rocks, clotted with blood, lay
near, and in many cases upon, the inanimate
forms of the Yankee soldiers. This account
corroborates the story which we had previ-
ously heard of regiment Of our men, during
the battle Of the SOth, after having exhaus-
ted their ammunition. assailed their adVer-
saries with stones and pieces of rock.
!epvs~nah Republican.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-10-06
EDWARD WARREN,
Surg. Gen. Of n. c.

We publish the following receipt for
bacon, which We find imam exchange
for the benefit of our readers. While salt
is commanding suoh fabulous prices it
would be well for those who have bacon to
save to try the experiment
For SAVING BAcoE.-Make a solution
of salt in hot water, cheat raised as high
as the fire win make it, put the pork in
the hot brine with as much animal heat
as possible. Let the hams and shoulders
be kept in three minutes and a half, and
then hang them up Immediately and smoke
;hem, and you have a very choice article
of bacon ina very short time to what you
will by the usual process, as we'll as saving
four ffths of your salt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-10-06
Fresh Medicines J. Tailtt Articles

4 10 his friends and the public generally, that al
ter much delay. trouble and expense, owing 10 the
fresh supply OF Medicines, Toilets, and other articles
in his line, which he his BIN rnable 70 hlrnish for
some time past. lie has to ray CASH for all be buys,
and hopes that such Of HE patrons as do NOT pay
promptly will take TIM hini, and That an a n for our
WHO, l@AtsneS GssIt aGa esE interests, viii pay up their
arrear3geS. or apart - least, so that he may ne able
to meet pressing demands, and keep his Stock re-
p~lcnished.
~ All orders FROM the country {unless from
prompt aud reliable parijcs) will go unnoticed, Il not
accompanied with Inc CASH, Or lis equivalent.
+. I. PESCUD.
Hrnggist, Raleigh. N. c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-10-06

Mrs. GEN. BANKS THiEv1SG.-The Lynch
burg Virginian learns upon unques;ionshle
authority, that during the occupation u the
Valley by Gen. Banks, for Il portion OF the
time he used the house of a wealthy gentle
man named Lewis Washington aS his head
quarters. Mrs. Gen. Banks was with her
husband, and selected the best of the furni-
ture in the house and shippedit North to her
home in Massachusetts. Upon his return,
Mr.. Washington found his house dlsmantled
and robbed of it's furniture, and or en- Iufry
disclosed the fact that the wife Of Major
| General Banks had stolen it, and sent it off
to ornament her Northern home.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-10-06

AN URGENT APPEAL.-We copy with
pleasure the following appeal Of the Sur
geon General. 1t acords with what We
have SO often Of late lrged upon our read
ers, and especially upon the women of
North Carolina. At present we can add
nothing to the forced DR.. Warren's plea
for the sick and wounded =
An Appeal IN Bekdf of our Sick and
, Wounded" Recent events have added
largely to the list of sick and wounded"
among the soldiers fom North Carolina.
In Richmond, alone, here are more han
1000 from this State under medical treat
ment, while at Golbonsyille, Warrenton,
and on the banks OF the Potomac, it is
impossible to ascertain their numl er, tho
by universal consent it is very large, The
necessities of these brave but unfortunate
men, demand of the citizens of the State
the most prompt and energetic efforts in
people is a sure guaIsnfee that this appeal
will not be in yain.s Let Relief Associa-
tons be formed in Ssery County, so that
funds and stores of al descriptions may be
Immediately and regularly collected, for
the benefit of our suffering soldiers. Let
the fathers, the mothers, the wives and
sisters of these poor unfortunates give
themselves to this noble work, without
hesitation or delay, and the blessings Of
thousands will be their recompense. AN
agency for the distribution OF supplies bias
already been established in Richmond, by
the Governor of the State, and another
will soon be in successful operation in this
city, so that all contributions from our cit
liens will reach their proper destination il
forwarded to either place, to the care Of
the undersigned. -a1rely the people O.
North Carolina will aot falter in a work
which appeals alike to their humanity and
to their patriotism, and in which those
who who are dearest to them have so deeE
an interest.
EDWARD WARREN,
Surg. Gen. CT N. c.
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The Late Col. Riddick.

Col. Richard 81. Riddiok Oath n. C. 7,
died a few days ago near Fairfax c. H.,
Va, OF wounds received in the late battle Of
Manassas, aged 81 years.
Col. Riddick was a native of Gates coun-
ty. When the North Carolina regiment
was raised for the Mexican war, young
Riddick volunteered and served out his
term to the entire satisfaction of his Off
GERS. In 1855, he wss appointed a Lieu
tenant in the lst regiment of q. S. Cav
airy, in which he remained until the diff
c%ul.ies broke out between the North and
South, when he Immediately resigned.
At an early period be rendered his ser
vices to Gov. Ellis who appointed him
Assistant Adjutant General, and ke mme
diately proceeded to the organization of
the State troops. After the appointment of
Adjutant General Martin, be became a
member Of Gen Gatlin's staff and his As
~sistant Adjutant General. During this
period, being at Manassas pending the
first battle, he Was volunteer aid to Gen.
Longstreet and behaved with great gal
laDtry.
Upon the reorganization of the army,
he was elected Colonel of the 34th N. Z.
regiment.
In the battles around Richmond he dis
played great tact and courage until his
wound obliged him ito leave the field. 10
the battles around Manassas be bore him
= self at the head of his command with great
goodness and g~allantry until he fell mortal
~ wounded. His men rushed to his as
sistance, but he said to them, "Go on !
:, am shot, but not conquered." He linger
t ed until the third day, when he calmly ex
[ pired.
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THE PILES CAN he CURED.

7 AN NOW DRIVEN TO THE NECESSITY OF
because it is better now than it ever was, but because
every thing buy, | haYe 70 pay four prices. Ii is my
business To III Ike it Tor tne kcneft of the afflicted, and
by sending 81 -, and 81 cents 70 pay the postage, / will
send Il box any where IN the Southern Confedericy.
Audyess NEAL. BLOWN, Raleigh. -. Z.
,July ri 1SGl. 40
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CAPruRED.-We learn th7t Captain Harry
Gilmer, of Brigsdier-G General Robinson'o GAZE
Ashby's) cavalry, was, with one of his lieu
tenants, Carlisle captured while out scout
ing a few days since near PikesvilIe, Balti.
more county, about nine miles distant from
Baltimore city. Both were taken TO 3 Iii
more, and thence sent Northward.
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criy secured. .
ms average cost Of Insurance. upon the plan cf
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