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The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

pARTIEs having iron ESQ to slo0o TO isvsss
= would do well to sxamins the unoreoedos -
opportunities offered 1t 22s Congress sfSest, 6sIrs
investing elsewhere. dss1S a. vlv
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

MAKING SOMETHING OF THE OLD WOMAN
AT Last" had just about one o the
LATEST and most Urinary wives poor fel-
low ever got stuck on. She wasn't wuth
shucks. She would work till she shiver.
ed, and eat till she sweated. Howsever,
the poor critters gone under now, and I
don't know as oughter say anything
agin her. Well, about twenty years ago,
her and me was traveln' in a train out
West l was dead broke--hadn't nary
red, and was dreffully down in the
mouth. Just as was tryin' to FIX on
some method of raisin' the wind, sudden&
ly the train was brought up all standin'
and the splinters was tiyin' in every d.
rection. In two minits passengers was
layin' around loose, groanin' and holler.
in for help, and there was an Orfnl time
generally. AS luck would have it, nei-
ther me nor the old woman was hurt q
mite, but as looked at her, the idea sud-
denly occurred to me that there was q
chance to make something off Of her.
So says |, Deb, says |, you've never
bin 10 count to me, and think it's time
yer was. I've got a chance to make
somethn' QUITO yer now, and I'm agoin'
to do it, and hope yer won't make no
fuss about it, but STAN up to the rack
and take yer fodder like woman. Here
goes = and as | spoke, fotched her an
old socket plum on the nose, and squash
ed it as fiat as ifa cart-whcel had passed
over it. Now sez howl Deb.
But remember, yer 'ceived damages from
a flynn splinter, and not from my fist
She TUX my advice, and that lick fetched
US $1,000 damages"
But" he said, heaving a deep drawn
sigh, "what was the use, after all? The
moneys all gone now, and I'm as dry
as ever. Who's goin' to licker?"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

SuBLIME SINcFRIrY--" Amelia, for thee
yes, thy command, I'd tear this eter-
nal armament in thousand fragments
I'd gather the stars one by one, as they
tumble from the regions of ETHEREAL space,
and put them in my trowsers pocket
I'd pluck the sun, that Oriental God ol
day. that traverses the blue arch oi
heaven in such majestic splendor, I'd tear
him from the sky and quench his bright
effulgence in the fountain OF my eternal
love for thee !"
"Don', Harry, it would be so very
dark"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERT sATuR0Ar HU%ATNs ~
axxwTCEs az A. N U a n "
,~kSu,ekns A.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

THREE BoUNTIEs. sleep and
hope, are the three bounties with which
kind Mother Nature compensates us for
the troubles Of life; which few, pcrhnp
would accept it they we're asked before
hand.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

OAes, en- COlOna street.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

been, she wore it in plain sight, and l
'lIew,it' a., well as Miless Allen swore he
did, long years before.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

KINDNESS Is language which act saag,a
the dunn . can speak. but the dsaf ceR ~ !
derstand. -.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

A LcvE.. writing to bic swsslhsk 50
said" Delectable Dear Yea ) e. - w
sweet that honey would blush ID yoar
presence, and mOlasses stand sppalIsd."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

To FoRA an estimate Of hsbsanty d :
bonnet, put face in 4. ~ f:sss.. .aasss- 9
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

PUBLISHED EvERT 81 ATURDAr r zuhA7N6 ~
n~LwrCxs &c "a N u AIRY
D.v. SkIseGs, ~ A. 'AEuAHV'
@eawA,u.wArsv ~ ApvAuca-One Yesr IS; Six Nsaths,
~: Threa Neashs So OAc Noath payable TO the Car
rievI, 3osstst ehR Copies, I'M cents.
ADVERftsIN0Ons square ct 10 lines drst insertion ~;
r eas year. aSS; Easiness Cards Of 10 Aes OF less
SRrel Ias6hs SIC. liberal discount viii he made on the
for yearly Aad quarterly advertisements which
exceed enc square.
ion PRINrTNG-Our once Is replete with all the modern
IsPShygpnls for tAMxEIsct1a Aso .ArD execution "f
rJss GsSof RRIErfE6 sueh Books ramphie's Briefs,
faster Haudbils Circulsra Ball Tickets Programmes Ger
Sl0Sssss o. Nsssk or Deposit BheAds Checks Receipts,
Cards Labels. etc., iu plain sr fancy colored inks
fERTICEs BLANKS.-AdAyitsC Undertaking. and Writs OF
itssaAVoent undcrtlse this Once also
Hapk Deeara0ns Of Homestead the convenient frm
IN ase. JHSt printed complete form of MINERS nEkp
lIso, beautifully executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
b. r gJaHER No ilIf Warrington street opposite Aasnrr
ea1 s tAe only authorized Agent fat the MOI MAIN
NENOCRAT In he city of San Fsnci~co An orders Tor
the Paper Advertising ie uith aim will be promptly at
tsaded to-
XIGuERA /. authorized 10 receive moneys this once,
Ter subscription.
wH BROWN Is the AuihoriIed gent Of the DEMOCRAT at
OeorretoWn. Orders for the paper adTrrting or Tor Joo
Work. len With him, will ie promptly attended IT,
CHAN r JACKSON Il the authorized Agent of the hotN y.
TAIN DEMOCRAT 81 Dorado. Orders efl Wth him will
bE premPuy attended To.
A RIpLHMAN Il our authorized agent at Sacramento -
All orders sdVertising len with him Hi ceI'e n
nseaiAts attention.
A. H. L. DIAs Is agent for the DESooEAT at Virginia CITY,
Nevada Territory.
tsoL wM KNOX Is authsrifeA asSnt Al GriI'y Plat
All orders Even him Democrat viii BE- promptly at
lsslsa se
OReo, en- COlOms street.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

RESOLUTION is almost Omnipotent--
Sheridan was at first very timid, and
obliged to sit down in the midst Of a fine
speech. Convinced Of. and mortified at
the cause of his failure. he said one day
to friend: cit is in me and shall come
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

- From that hour he rose and shone and
triumphed in SURPRISING and consummate
elOquence.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-14

COUNTY ORDERS FOR SALE.
GoUNTY ORDERS, in sums Of any amount
4 Cor sale Nv F. G.. HUNT,
oos-tf Register Of Deeds
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-14
ENIPORIA, KANSAS. SATURDAY.. NOYENBER L.. 1863

tried found good prospect. There are
about four or FIVE hundred persons already
in the mines. Olive City and La Paz, Fort
Yuma and Pimos, are almost depopulated.
The principal part of the miners are the
very lowest grade of Sonorians."
The auriferous discoveries seem to keep
pace with our necessities. The amazingly
rich silver mines In Nevada, the discoveries
in Idaho, and, later, those in Arizona, all
show what vast wealth remains to be ex-
plotted in the mountain ranges of the West,
How rapidly will this be developed when
the return of peace shall set free the many
thousands of daring spirits who are now
conquering it in the army. No need Of a
foreign war 10 employ them. Peace will
have its excitements and its victories. In
the new FL Dorado of the Union will the
warrior of to-day. citizen of tomorrow,
find all the adventure he will need. There
will be developed the wealth of the Union
as rapidly as the war has exhibited its
strength. The-one will keep pace with the
other, and both shall endow the high civil
ization of Liberty and Nationality upon
which we are entering.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-14

A young man once picked up sovereign
lying in the road. Ever afterwards. as he
walked along, he kept his eyes fixed steadily
upon the ground in hopes to find another.
And in the course of long life he did pick
up, at different times, goodly number of
coins, gold and silver. But all these years.,
while he was looking for them, he saw not
that the heavens were bright above him,
and nature beautiful around He never
once allowed his eyes to look up from the
mud and filth in which he sought his trea-
sure; and when he died-a rich old man.
he only knew this fair earth as dirty road
to pick up money as you walk along.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-14

Judge Hiestand, of New Orleans, made g
speech in Boston recently. in the course of
which he related some incidents connected
with the capture of the former city BY our
feet. Among other facts be said that club
had been formed by the rebels to FIRE the
city if it was likely to be taken. After our
vessels had passed the forts the torch was
applied in several places, and all seemed lost,
but suddenly terrible rain storm arose and
soon extinguished the Ere, and the streets
were little rivers; the city was saved.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-14

SHINGLES! SHINGLES
TINE undersigned having remodeled the old
Vangundy Machine, are now prepared to
furnish Shingles of the best quality, cheap, for
cash or trade. For further particulars inquire at
the farm of David VANGUNDY, one mile be
C1srE corner North Avenue and Water street,
Neosho Rapids. ORRlN OLAKk,
Naosbo Rapids MAY 3, 1863 2S4-335
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-14

Henry Ward Beecher says: "Life would
be a perpetual aea-hunt If man were
obliged 10 run down all the inuendoes, inye-
racities, the insinuations aud suspicious,
which are uttered against him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-14
p A n II / n @
EMPORIA HOUSE.

N. S. STORRS, PRoPRIEroR.
TNHE travelling public can be we'll cared for at
this House, on the most reasonable terms.
Good StabIing connected with the House. IA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
HOOfand's German Bitters!

Fsvz J. HsUsoa ByO1n, D. D., EIitor cftAs Eaey-
eECPe9ia ef Religious RRORiedSs.
Although not disposed to hvur or reoommeDd
PAtSat As1IeinAs IN general. through dlatrust o.
EhOlH IngrbdiSnts ard SGeetl, yet know q no San
eiEnG reaSOn Why nan mEy rot testify % the ben1
he believes himself 70 have received fEnlGaD nmPlt
pFspaTltionA In tbs hope th1t hs nay thus eoutt1b
1t0 70 The bensdt Of OIhers-
do this the more readily IN regard % HOodand's
German Bitter, prepared BY Dr.. @. n JaeksOa, oa
many years uDder the Impression that they were
ekiudy Gn GIeoholIe mixture. an indebted 70 my
TREAD Robert Shoemaker, Ed, for the removal Of
this prsjnAIee by proper tssts and for snenurage-
n1znf to try than, Uhsn suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use d three bottles
Il these Bitters, II the beginning Of the pre1s1t
year. EAs followed by evident Tsliot and IoStoTBtiOu
70 . degIUe Of bodily and mental TisOE which had
NOT ftlE for EtK months before aud had almost do
SPARED Of regulating 1 therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me 70 the use Of them.
Philadelphia, June IS. 1sSi. -" t'-' D'''"'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

REBEL operRtlOus an EuroPe-The In-
teTeepted CoFresPondenee.

We pnblish this morning 9 most Inter.
estiug and important series of rebel doeu-
ments, official aud unofficial, which were
found on the blOeksde.runuiug steamer
Robert E. Lee, captured on the 9Th inst,
of Wilmington, North Carolina, They are
very late In their dates, and furnish Us
most entertaining views Of the rebel opera
tions in France and EnglGnd-of their
operations 10 the way Of diplomacy, and in
the way of obtaiuing ships, raining the
blockade and furnishing supplies 70 The
ConfedsrAsy. Whsther Il be Ne. de Leon
exhibiting his intrigues, exposing 70 JeG.
Dsvis his "inmost thought" and begging
for money--Or Mr.. r, talking about poy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

ALtuDre to the irst blossoms Of Winter.
the snow.flakes, . cotemporary says-Come
out of your camphOr trunks, oh ye eover.
coats, for the days Of the moth are over
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

48"SREcIAL NoffcES Double the Above rate.
~TeARiy Advertising On reasonable terms aooor'
dtae % the space occupied and the number OF chhHEUg
made,
All Observation-Disclosures tranaiGut PorSOns OF s:rans
els. to Be paid fhr "a adtases
Business Carda not hTs linGS SO per year,
or % for x months bnt fF shorter period nothing
viii be counted les than AHlnare.g
The privilege Of ANIMAL AateftiIng q limited 70
the AtV0rtiEerss eva Ilin 1tlts hullnNs8s aud All
adToEtiSlEst stta Eof fhe benttt o. 0thsr prsOns ~
well an lsEaI tnfa and Advertisements
Ofaaetiol sliss 6n rl.i eitlf6, tfan by them muSs
be psad tor 81 the IafnAl Fatss. - issA
dtFectio1S Wabs ned until forbid and charged
Notsass 81 Political M6stns, to be charged in ali
cases ~ fun r8tUS.
Marriage, Notieesof Funerals, md announcements
Of sermons, 50 cents each. nouvll-'6o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
How our Southern brethren Commu-
}. nicate with the North.

L nieate with the North.
= In the absence of reliable mail COM
muuicAtion, we fiud such substitutes re-
sorted to as the following special notices
in the Richmond papers, with requests for
northern papers to copy:
i"wm. D. Reid, HoOsick, n. Y.-YOut
mother has removed to Kittsell's. Ali we'll.
Heard nothing from you 10 twelve months.
Let US hear from you. CHARLIE."
80. Maybee.-This geutleman's wife at
Delaware, Catada West, is informed that
he is an officer Of high rank in the Con.
federate army, and is we'll"
"To Bobby and ClsiboEne.-Your COM
munication Of 4tb September was receiTed
aud answered. Had not heard from you
since February. 1861, All we'll. JOsey il
in Charleston. A. B. is dead. I and II,
are at home. Mother well. Let rs heal
sTo George Is. Randall. Baltimore, Nd.
I-Your letter Of 28d September received
We are much concerned about your failing
health. BY all means close your business
and spend the winter elsewhere. Love Y
all. Have written as adviSed. All vel
with Us. No change in our affairs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
psuttlltgenfrr
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

FsuEEsoIzp LLSEs o. NoSPAE1Il- iOA OaG rca,) )0l
LxsS, hAXH \ 9ou4HK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
FROM CHARLESTON.

The BOmbardusut of Sumtsv cOUttausd-
ReIrienOas HpOa COrrsspOaGeHs-FaGlts
n the SustOms Department, James IsIaNd
The Navy-T2s Nev IroHsideS-LesVs
of f.Abseas(- Wnter OuayteEs-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
LEAvEs OF ABsExu8-w1lTGa QuARTERs

Everything on the island looks like a
disposition to go into winter quarters.-
Furloughs are being granted TO both On-
ears aud men. for a period of twenty days,
10 visit their friends 10 the North. Capt
Shaw, Of the Sd Rhode Island Artiitery,
sails IN the Arago, having Fecently been
appointed LisutenRnt Colonel in . reg!-
ment now forming. Cspt. Chadwick, As
sistAnt Adjutant General on the stan oi
General Seymour, is . passenger 10 the
sane vessel; also Lieut.. Col. o. L. Mans
3Oth Illinois Volunteers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
PHOTOGRAPHS.

4 WOULDVospaetflllT tuflEn NJ paaIuua ani an
Uho vast 0rIt etAls pist1Esl, tat, With fsROfl-
6ta VOa1haE, Eha arle eli this gsak alll Ilfaa11l
important inpgqV6lS1ts q NJ 6lligII, 1llAlSa1
By aAVEnsamSst q Eb4 Ar - zen - % nsss a.
Increase n ny t1sill8A sd - abia, utEilhI1ln14
Ing tn GppftaehlnS 6hoFt daFk dsys u ViafsF .
Rtaaaiit dFlsY. Esl1tlDs GO nSkoas 80 -
elras a9SVeTS a14 sbOss 3bo1 = ~ aiTsl siaIV9
EOnla teoolVsn's1oe, shan - hspPy % Gait uSoS
oe9iS AG.PsRTRnao.
TRILDRsns' t:lNlAKs Asp Fass.--- - -
u alrtua1t - HilsGsf a14 C1Ill1Ra19 Cl1IiI -
FlFa. D0S8 Is RHNBEs
FASHIONABLE CLoAKs-lhaTetsea1I -
styiSe Sf tllhionGbls cslGrea TelVss Gsosr
ss1s 1AmODEa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
d. b. CRANMER.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
TINTED STATES COMMISSIONER, Commik-
I sI4Ger for the Circuit Court Of Ohio County %
Es:e AID Sstile RLecutOTS and AdminiSEratOTs' &C.
;s==t1 G.Ho CommiSn0neF for the state Of Ohio.
yFF,-E-S. z corner Of Fourth and Monroe streets
50 I:AIr4- Hugl4 On
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
JAS. NJ. DILLON,
So. 100 Market streeI.
WHEELING. VA
PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,

BRASS FOUNDRY.
DkALER IN WRoU6Hf IRON, GALVANIZED,
ok God valves, steam WhfsEiss, Steam and WBteT
5aaEss, Iit and fsTus Pamps LpkIJ HOse, AEtifrte-
~ NeCRI, BTaaceE Tin, Zane, AnEtm0uyY CFuetbels5
jATlnt=e.i LIRhtninE ROdA- 1nsuIAE0EB and Points.
:. .EST FoR THE AENEELY BELLS- ASHs4uet
Pfg-J Constantly on bADd.
clsn pad GoE Copper, Bras and Lead
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

AMr. John Walker Your letter OF July
I6 has been received and answered. Do
let me hear from you. All Of Us are well.
q. ". HoLcoMRR."
! d ItTo Mary Heard Of Holt county, Me-
Capt. ]. B. Heard aud brother are we'll,
and on duty In Richmond,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

"Te DR.. L. D. BoOpt. Qhissgo, his
Myself and family all well. Not heard
from you since September ls, 1868. Spe.
ciaI inquiry Is made after, s. s. Boone
Chicago and Yaukegan pabers PlsAss copy.
s. s. FAlRcLoTH.h
"To Bobby, at Cape Gtradeau, Mo. -
Mother aud 'aii wen. 1'and 81. at home.
Annie Roberts is dead. Let as hear from
you as soon as possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

pr,e.I .Ise... PER bo.sls, o. sl1 bottlsa fOt sAOO
~Ror aIs By Druggists and Deales svsryShsr,
IN tbs Un4tsd States, and BY ali the Dr1gEtsts AnG
DVSISTs 10 WhesanE 0ets-lI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
1AuLrs IL rHE crsrous DEFARrNRxr.

Numerous complaints are made against
the agent Of Customs at Hilton Head, for
OBTAINING vessels loaded with stores for the
army much longer time than is necessary,
thereby causing great loss by decay, not
to the trader, but much inconvenience to
the soldiers. The scarcity Of fruits end
provisions is much felt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
RESTRICTIONS UPoN CORRESPONDENTS.

Correspondents in this Department are
required 70 observe certain regulations re-
specting news Of so stringent = character
as to leave very little TO communicate for
the information Of the public. With the
object iu view that no contraband iuformA-
ton shall reach the enemy through news
paper channels a censor has been appoint
ed, who strikes from each dispatch what
ever his judgment may deem rn6t for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
cOrresPoDdenes New York TrEbunS.

At Fort Sumter the shsrpshoOters have
been again busy firing into the eubraSures
Of Gregg, where our guns succeeded in
dismonnling rifsd cannon OF the Rebels,
in abAttery to the left Of Slmktus, on James
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-30

To THE EDITORS OF TEE EVENING POsT {:
The marks of q g0od-tempered, cautious,
element statesman are obvious in the proc
lsmation of December 9Th. No time is set
within which the rebel is to take the oath
of allegiance; the colonels are included
in the offer of amnesty; all right to judge
of the qualifications Of members of Con-
gress is disclRimed: matters belonging to
Congress are ssgaoiously referred to them
to decide; so ss to matters belonging to
the Supreme Court.
The precedents for quelling former re-
bellions seem to have been consulted with
great care, and their spirit followed out
conscientiously. In 1856, says Mr.. Amory,
in his life OF Governor Sullivan II, 1897,
"Nesrly eight hundred of the rebels under
Shays acknowledged their error and prom
ised good behaviour in the future, and
sIVoTs 70 obey the laos and support the eoHsti-
futon" This was deemed little enough
penalty for the common followers of Shays
the poor sheep who had solid grievances
to complain Of
When Washington, in 1894, came to
deal with the whisky rebellion, mark his
words to Congress; GAN those who had
committed or abetted the tumults did not
subscribe the mild form which was pro
posed as the GtOnsHsnt and the indication Of
peaceful temper"
This was the least that Washington, in
November, 1884, exscted, after display
Of force, "without suspending the march
Of the militia"
On the 8th Of December l795, he has
the pleasure Of informing Congress that
"Lhe part Of the country late the scene Of
disorder and insurrection now enjoys the
blessing of quiet and order" Il Am.
State Papers, 476.)
No American need be ashamed OF Pres-
ident Lineoln's cautious and magnanimous
state paper of december S'h, 1868, so hu-
name and considerste towards the poor
black mSn and the deluded rebel.
In the Presidents offer to guaranty
freedom 10 the rebels, when one in ten Of
them will assist him in gusrsntying to the
'laboring, lsndless and harmless" black
man his freedom forever, there Is such
mixture Of justice, simplicity, irony and
good nature on grand and national scale,
as commeDds it to all just and humane
men who have watched the gigantic rebel
preparations to commit Sambo, and with
him all poor white men, to perpetual bon
dage. CIvIs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-30
Christina. PressnIation in ChIcnsO.

John L. soripps, Esq, the very efficient
Postmaster of Chicago, and one Of the pub.
fishers of the Tribune Of that city, was the
recipient Of magnificent Photographic
album containing the hkness of every one
of his ninety-fve clerks. The gift was
presented Christmas evening.
The lady Of Alfred Cowles, Esq, the
business manager Of the Chicago Tribune
establishment received as a Christmas
gift superb solid silver tea set, costing
$500, the donors being his fellow partners
and the attaches Of the Tribune Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-30
RecraiIing In North CurOlIna.

North Carolina is beginning to furnish
her quota to the Federal Government.
One loyal white regiment has been raised
in the Newberne district and is under the
command Of Colonel McCbesney, and the
second under the command Of Csptain
Charles Henry Poster, is rapidly filing
up, and about 800 men have been enlisted
within the last six or eight weeks, by his
personal sxertions. Another regiment OF
white soldiers from North Carolina has
been raised by that most excellent man,
General Burnside, in' East Tennessee. To
all this we must add the two regiments Of
eolored volunteers, that have been raised,
snd are now in service. A cavalry regi-
ment Of blacks is also being raised by Ma.
jOr Garrsrd Of the 81 New York Cavalry.
This last regiment is obtaining nearly 100
recruits per day. II the Department of
North Carolina has been an ezP Pensive one,
1t must be allowed, that she has become
partially able to repay the Government
for the treasure expended, by furnishing
her with men, who are used to the country,
and know how to use rife. "The Old
North State Forever"