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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-11
An Important Amendment Proposed
to the Constitution. a."

New YoRk, Dec. 10.-Ths Tff5uaes's
Washington special says the following
is the resolution ofwhich Wilson, of Iowa,
gave notice on Monday in the House; -.
BeitresolUed By the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United. States
of America, iu Congress assembled,
(two-thirds of both Z Houses concur
ring,) that the following article be pro-
posed to the Legislatures of the several
States as an amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the o. s., which, when ratified
by threefourths CT the said legislatures
shall be valid to all intents and purposes
as part of said Costitution, viz :; Ct al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-11
SALE oF CITY pRopERTY.

Great Sale of Choice City Prop
a5a erty.ooe nislTe'eis -.
OETUESDAY, DECEMBER 18TH 1858. We
~ viii sell at public auction, at the door Of the
Cvurt Houses in Evansville, the old and long es-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-11
I. RITTENBERG,
81 Main Street

Bet. Second and Third SIS, 80 % :
.lraag vi'9 EVANSVILLE, IND. 4
sep. "a y. b,se .c5 1891 .saL .ig sbim o.
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MISSES FELT HATS.
INFANTns HATS

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Situated Immediately on the bank Of tho Ohio
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.Tafntry.
4. II. RiDDiCK,
Assistant Adjutant Hencral.
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

The following important AZ. t increase
the army to 40G Geo Kas',a s or,,.e 8th
Increase of The ,."ny-four hun. h
sand men called for.
A bill 30 be entitled an act further to Nv
wide for the public defence.
SECTION !. The CoGgress Of the Cosyede-
rate Stutes of Amerjct do srscct, That in
order to provide additional forces to repei
invasion, olaintain the rightful possession
of the Confederate States of America and
to secure the independence Of the Confede-
rate States, the President be, and he is
hereby, authorized to employ the militia
military and naval forces Of the Confede-
rate States of America, and to ask for and
accept the services of any number Of vol
untecrs> not exceeding four hundred thou
sand, who. may offer their services, either
as cavalry, mounted riflenen, artillery or
infantry, in such proportion of these sevsr-
al arms as he may deem expedient, TO
serve for period Of not less than twelve
months, nor more than three years after
they shall be mustered into service, unless
sooncr discharged.
SECTION g That whenever the militia O.
volunteers are called and received into th
service of the Confederate States, unde
the provisions Of this act, they shall b
organized under the act of the sixth {
March, 1861, entitled San act to provid
for the public defence" with the same pa
and allowances Of said act, and the san
time for. the service Of the militia.
SECTION 3. Nothing in this act shall /
construed to extend to, or III any wise
alter any act heretofore passed, and a
thorizing the President to receive tloo
offered to the Confederate States for t
war, or for less time.
The southerner., 1863-06-27
Military Hospitals.
PETERSBURG HOSPITAL.
To the People Of North Carolina.
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To the People Of North Carolina.
The General Military Hospital for.
taking care of the sick and wounded OF
the North Carolina troops will be es-
tablishcd in Petersburg, Virginia, and
will be ready for the accommodation OF
patients in few weeks.
There will be required for the use OF
this Hospital, two hundred and htty
pair of sheets two hundred and fifty
pillow ticks, aud as many pillow eases ];
two hundred and fifty pair Of blank kets;
as many pair of drawers, and socks OF
wool and cotton, and two handa'ed and
fifty shirts; two hundred and fifty tow
els, and any quantity of hard soap,
such as is made by our housewives.
This latter article is very much needed
at this time in all the Regiments.
Besides the above enumerated artl'
clcs, there will of course be needed
Brandy Or Whiskey, Wines, Cordials,
Tea, Ricc-four, Sage, Mustard, ground
or in seed, Red pepper, Sage, and dried
fruits of all kinds. And, ii any of oul
Eastern friends will send us supply o1
Ycoppon, it will no doubt be found We
ry useful and wholesome.
Money forwarded to this office in far
therance of the objects contemplated by
the establishment of this institution vii
be thankfully received aud properly
used.
I shall go to Petersburg on Thurs
day for the purpose, among othe'
things, of making arrangements TO
receiving. all articles forwarded for th'
use of the Hospital by the citizens o
the State and also, for the purpose o
arranging about transportion. >
Any further Information on this sub
ject, or in regard to the special want
of our different Regiments, will b.
cheerfully furnished by the chief o
this Department, as far as he is able s.
to do.
| CHARLES f. JOHNSON,
Surg. Genl. n. G.
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OUR LOCAL DEFENCES.

The following bill, which has been
passed by Congress, ard approved by the
President will be read with interest by
our volunteers:
4 Biz to be entitled IN, Act to I'rooade for
Local Defence and Seccial Serefce.
See. l. The Congress Of the Coafede-
rats States of 4merfca do enact, That the
President be and he is hereby authorized
to accept the services Of volunteers, OF
such kind and in such proportion as he may
deem expedient to serve for such time as
lie may prescribe, for the defence of ex-
posed places, or localities, or such special
service as he may deem expedient.
SEC. 2. And such forces shall be mus
tered into service Of the Confederate States
for the local defence or special service
aforesaid, the muster-roll setting forth
distinctly the services to be performed !;
and the said volunteers shall not be con-
sidered in actual service until thereunto
specially ordered by the President. And
they Shall be entitled to pay or subsistence
only for such time as they may be on duty
under the orders of the President, or by
his direction.
Sec 3. Such volunteer forces, when so
accepted and ordered into such service,
shall be organized in accordance yith, ana
subject to, all the provision. of the Act en-
titled .sAn Act to provide for the public
Defence" approved March 9th, 1861, and
may be attached to such divisions, brigadcs,
regiments, or battalions, as the President
may direct; and when not organized inte
hattaliens or regiments before being mus
tered into service, the President shall ap:
point the field officers Of the battaions anC
regiments when organized as such by him.
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NOrti, Carolina
IDDDp@~
.LfNKN6-

? The following among 'tncr resu'a-
tions, have been adopted for the enlist
ment of the State troops Of North
Carolina, being the ton t.hrraand 'nl'S-
ted for the war:
7 XVII. As soon as company is re-
cruitcd to the number of sixty-four prl-
Yates, with the required complement
of non-commissioncd officers, the senior
company officer recruiting will report
the fact to the Adjutant-General,o of the
State Troops at Raleigh, through the
colonel of the regiment, when an officer
will be detailed to make a final inspec-
ton of the company, and should he
find it to contain The requisite number
of Suitable snen 70 mn1ter it ;afe 'ie
service.
XVIII. The pay Of every man who
shall successfully pass this inspection
and be mustered into the service, will
commence from the date of this enlist
,ncnt. After this muster, the bounty
Fifteen dolIars,) provided by law will
when practicable, be Immediately paia
XIX, Under the act Of General AS
sembly, "to rais ten thousand troops,'
ratified May Sth, 1861, companies d" j
be composed . I'd paid as fol'' ~s:
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vice previous to the 3lst August, 1861,
cannot draw pay until after the next
Periodical Muster, which will take
place on the 3lst October, 1861.
The Commanders of the Posts Sta.
tions, Camps, Sc, on the 5lst August
last, will have to sign these Rolls as In.
spector and Mastering Officer.
BY order of GEN. GATLIN,
r. FL. RIDDIck, Asst. AjPt GmI.
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Head Quarters, Department Of " C..
GotdsLo'o', Sept. 18Th, 1861.

Head Quarters, Department Of ~ C.
GotdsIoro', Sept. lSh, 1861.
CIRCULAR,
The General Commanding has the
satisfaction ofannouncing to the Troops
nnder his command, that arrangements
have been made for their payment as
soon as the Muster and Pay Rolls can
be male out. The necessary blanKs are
herewith transmitted for that purpose.
The Company Commanders will avail
themselves Of the best clerical talents
at their command, and will have their
rolls made out correctly and neatly
The "Printed Notes" will be carefully
studied and complied with.
The Regulations require that Gone
Muster Roll" and Three "Muster and
Pay Rolls be made out. The former
to be sent to the Adjutant Generals
Office, and two of the latter to be- given
to the Paymaster-aqd the third to be
retained in the company. The ssMus-
! ter Roll will be forwarded through
these Head Quarters.
| These Rclls will embrace the period
| from the date of the "Muster into ser.
vice" to the 3lst August, 1861; con.
Isequently, persons who have joined th<
company siace that date will not hf
1borne on these Rolls. II~' A.
ol ;, .'Aass 1aid" write-Pay due fran
enlistment n for State Troops, Pay du
from enrolment for Volunteers. Tbes,
troops that were not mustered into ser
The southerner., 1863-06-27

Political Newspapers az North Ca
.oliua.
The following arc all the political
newspapers published at the present
time in this State, so far as we know.
There arc also several miscellaneous
and religious papers published:-
The State Journal, Raleigh,
n. G. Standard, F."
Raleigh Register, ="
Wilmington Journal, Wilmington.
Fayetteville Observer, Fayetteville.
Winston Sentinel, Winstoa,
Salem Press, Salem,
Greensboro Patriot, Greensboro,
Salisbury IVatchman, Salisbury,
Western CaTolinian, *
Charlotte Democrat, Charlotte,
Charlotte Bulletin, ss
Charlotte H'hig, &C
Concord Flag, Concord, {"
Mountain Eagle, Selby,
Ashcville News, Asheville.
Iredcll Express, Iredell
Milton ronicle, Milton
Henderson Times, Henderson.
The Southerner, Tarboro.
The southerner., 1863-06-27
YORKTOWN HOSPITAL.

AS great diversity Of opinion seems to
exist in the minds Of many of our lady
friends relative to the hospital at this
place, | write short note in order to re-
move any uncertainty with regard to it.
I'VE have four district hospitals. The
to which. all the worst cases are sent
This is under the management of Dr.
Hines, the Surgeon Of the post. The next
are the Rcgimental Hospitals belonging to
each regiment, under the control of it's in
dividual surgeon. Here are sent only
hs cases which render the men Temporal
tiiy unfit for duty.
rThc third is what may be termed the
conta gious. whose name is sufficiently ex-
plapatory Of its character.
The fourth is the hospital at Biglcr's
Mills, about eight miles above this place,
un ler the care of DR.. Randolph, to which
arc sent the conya!escent patients and
| those who are suffering from chronic dis
eases.
l would suggest that persons sending
delicacies and other things for these differ
ent hospitals, should always be particula,
TO enclose in such packages tire names o1
the kind givers, and the article presented
When they are intended for the genera
| hospital, let them be marked to DIR. Hines
when for any one Of the different regiments
let them be addressed distinctly to the re
giment. We however think, as genera
thing, it would be the best to direct al
packages to Dr.. Hines, marking distinctly
ON them the different regiments for which
they are intended, when such is the case.
The DR.. informs me that he is in wan
of experienced professional muses., VIII
are willing to eLter the hospital and abid
entirely by his instructions.
THOS. WARD WHITE,
Chaplain of the Ho Hitzer Battalion
The southerner., 1863-06-27
From the State JouynuI.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Information .for Company Co0man-
dcrs. DC.

Information for Compony Comnean-
dcrs, DC.
As an item of interesting and in
structive information, we publish below
the general orders which follow and
tic circ"ina' ro!ative to pay addressed
10y Gen. Gatlin to company commaH-
dcrs. The c5rcu1ar should be cut out
of the paper and filed away by parties
intcrestcd-as we'll those who arc rails
ing or aboEt raising companies, as those
who arc already i'll command of them:
Hcad Quarters, Department Of " G.
GohlsLoro', sStsotcnbcr 10th, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1.
l. The Head Quarters of this depart
mcnt arc hereby established at Golas-
Joyo', North Cu,olina.
IL. First Lieutenant John W. Gra-
ham, G. S. Htmy, is announced as Aid
dc Camp to the Commanding General
The following officers Of the General
Staff arc attached to these Head Quar-
ters, viz:
Lieut. Col. Richard H. Riddick, AS
sistant Adjataut and Inspector General.
Maj. John W. Cameron, Qnartcr-
master and Paymaster's Department,
G. S. Army.
Capt. Wm. ". Morrison, Subsistence
Department C. s Army.
All communications for these Hcac
Quarters will be addressed to the Chic
Of the Department to which. the same
mag relate.
/ BY order Of Brig. GEN. GATLIN,
r. G. RIDDIcK, -Asst AtJt Gent.
The southerner., 1863-06-27
Statistical.
The First Year Of the Var.

1t appears frem carefully compiled
list of the incidents and battles OF tho
first year of the war for independence Of
the South, made for that excellent jour-
nal, the Charleston Courier, that from
the 10th Of February to the 28th Of De
cember last, sixty-one battles Of all de-
scriptions have been fought between the
troops of the Southern Confederacy and
those of the Fcderals, in .Jy1y,1tree Of
which we have been victorions, and in
the remaining eight of which We were
beaten.
In the battles resulting in our favor
the respective losses have been as fol-
lows:
The southerner., 1863-06-27
Chaplain of the Ho sitzer Battalion
HEADQUARTERS N. G. STATE TRooPs,
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
Raleinh Lulu 10 1851.

Roleigh, July 10, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS
l. No regiment of twelve months vol
unteers will be organized, unless each
company has the minimum number of sew
enty four besides officers.
II. When regiment is thus organized,
no additional men will he enrolled or 9TH
erwise received.
III. The companies Of volunteers and
members of companies who have gone into
the State Troops, or been discharged by
proper authority, will be paid by the Pay
master General from the date of accep-
, tance by the Governor as volunteers to
that of their discharge Or transfer. The
evidence vf service will be either the mus
ter roll, the certificate Of an officer Of the
conpahy, the captain, if it can be had, O,
the oath of the soldier in the order named
~. Commissioned officers of volunteer.
or Uss.e Troops, are not allowed bounty
Those who have been paid will return til,
money to the Paymaster- G enerai.
'. All communications for the Goycrn.o
On military matters must be sent to TIN
office. In no other way will they recciv
Immediate attention
By order Of the Governor,
J. e. MARTIN,
Aajutant General N. C. State 1roops.
July "a, 1861.
The southerner., 1863-06-27
THE (Tarboro', N. e. S0UTHERNER.

Companies in the army defending
Southern Rights. The Companies are
as follows: Capt. Lloyd, Edgeco'nse G
Guards; Capt. Hammond, Rocky
Mount Light Infantry Capt. Lyman
Edgecombe Rifles; Capt. Battle, Con-
fcdcrate Guards; Capt. Pitt, Spartan
Band and Capt Jenkins Of the State