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1-1 SI- I NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. TUB RALEIGH REGISTER! DIED In Southampton county, on tha th inst, of Djsentary, HUGH, second son of I)r. James and il. A. E.

Crichton, seed eieht months and Sale of Thoroughbred Stock. BE SOID, ON THURSDAY ff 18thday of December next, in the City of Petersburg, Virginia, all the blooded -stock! of the late R. R. Beasly, consisting of Mares and Colts one 2 years old colt, a fine 3 years old filly svea days. InthiffCityon thsilth instant, eft C.

HYDEICK, 'formerlj of Charleston, S. aged, about 52 years, leaving a Camp ov Ikstbuotiok, CAT A IN ACCORDANCE Wl TIONS from the Secretary of? General Order, No. is'publisl, i The Enrolling Officers pf thlp tioular attention to the same, Headquarters all officers and en comply promptly with said By order of Con. PF Commanding E. N.

Mass, Adjutant ADJ'T INSPECTOR GEN y); RlCBKOlTH GsKXRAii Ordbes No. M. y. Commandants of Consoripts ing order to be published, for a sufficient number of "newspaper Wednesday, morning, deo. it, lsei.

THE liATESx NEWS, THB FIGHT. AT KEiSTON. Three thousand of 'our troop, fought tha yesterday, at Kinston, from ft ta 1 o'clock, i nvan 1 olrfeSTSS ZSZ Neuse brid, (JSP! town-. Pending the Marietta, by a am SirHae, a fine colt by her side, by Watson's MoheT gan. Lady Meritt, imported by Margrave, out of ldx-ported Queen, and a filly by her side, by O.

r. Hare Arlington. -Ready Money, out of the dant of the celebrated horse Twobits, Revenue, (this a fuU; brother to Twobits and has much more size years old. Garabaldi, -Out of Lady Marri by Revende, 2 years old. 1 John Tom, ont of same, by Arlington, year old.

Also India, 3 years, old, out of Marrietta, by young Financier. This filly ran a trial over new maraes last spring which compares "favourably ay ever made over that coarse. The above. stock' is equal both as to i blood and shelled me wwu I -ioia isauroaa by tne Confederate Government: Iwas present and "w.fer(JJ JSJ SJ? reported a resolution that, the Confederate Gov-, Tfo estimate of loss on eiiner siae. I -nma4 v.j ernment had no to seize said and quality, to any.

in the Confederacy A full peaigree Dtaio us up uu tiseouuau vaaiDir. This bill give the Governor $5too; Judges of the Supreme Court Secret sL 0f State $1, 000: Comptroller $1,500, and of the As sembly $4 per dav. i The bill passed its second and tbirireadingl The Senate adjourned nntil Mondy morning at 1 1 ciocfe. House of Commons. Mr.

Carson, Vsm Beau fort county, was sworn and took his se Mr. iienty, or Henderson, presenieav memorial from certain citizens of Henderson cVmt. in favor of restoring the jurisdiction of theVounty couriSj as to collection of deota. 2 I BKSOLUTIONSRIADTHE TIEST TIMK.1 In favor of F. H.

Hill, passed its secondhand tMra readings. 4. In favor of Countv Clerk of Harnett cou repaying $1,982 40 expended in subsistence Capt. JMurchison's company, passed second and third readings. I ft i A niessasre was received from the Senate trans mittink the report! of the commissioner of the Stoking proposition to print.

I curred' in. li VjOU- Mr. Shepherd, a resolution appropriating a sum of money, to pay expenses of commissioners to Richmond; passed its second and third readings. The joint committee on the election for Solici tor of. the seventh circuit reported Jlr.

xiynum duly My The joint committee on the election of Judge for the same circuit reported Mr. Shipp, duly elected 4' P' A numbers of bills were introduced and passed tneir ntst reading, 'p y-f yy Mr. McRae introduced a bill alld wing free persons of color from 16 to 50, inJBobeson county, to re impressed to wors on the puouc defences instead of Slaves. On motion of Mr. Waddell, all the counties of, the State were included; an the bill passed its second and third readings.

Mr. Shepherd, to incorporate the Presbyterian publishing and Printing Committee at Payette-ville, passed its second and third, readings Mr. Shepherd introduced a resolution asking the Comptroller of the State when his accounts would be laid before the General Assembly. The following JDnerossed Bills and resolutions from the Senate were read: A bill to amend the act establishing the; Bank of Lexington and also to establish the Bank of Graham, Alamance county, passed its second and thimA -5 1 i Resolutions instructing our Senators, and requesting our Representatives in Congress, to have repealed certain clauses in the Exemption Law. xo incorporate the Dallas, liewton and ivings mountain.

Railroad Company, passed its second and third readings. To amend the act entitled Militia, To amend the Revised Code relating to ustices of he Peace. It authorizes Justices of the Peace who may have to leave counties. invaded by the enemy to resume their duties on their return. To amend the act incorporating the Western Bank of Nortu Carolina, passed its' second; and third readings.

i ,1 To change the place of holding the polls in the 44th Senatorial District. To establish Ihe Bank of Lincolnton. 1 Mr. Worth, from the Finance. Committee, reported a bill authorising the issuing of one million of Treasury notes in'denominations from five cents to ten dollars, and making regulations relative to the Bale of bonds, read the first time and ordered to be printed.

Mr. Fleming introduced resolutions guaranteeing North Carolina's proportion of the Confederate debt, on the same basis as that adopted by the Legislature of Alabama, read and ordered, to be MUTATE BILLS AD BZSOLlTTIONft. i To amend the charter of the city of Raleigh, passed it second aud third readings, Resolutions in favor of Solomon Poole, M. L. Britlon and M.

L. Redd, passed second and third readings, Bills to protect certain grants of land in favor of William and Patton Calvert, to amend the act incorporating the Western Turnpike Company, to altaiJuiAlia batwaon thie couotiaa of-Traxey4wa nia and Jackson and a resolution in fkvor of Oscar p. Johnston, now an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum, passed their second and A bill for the better administration of justice in Onslow countv." On motion of Mr. Foy the bill was indefinitely postponed. Resolutions in favor of W.

Sj. Bryson, Thomas Kerr, W. Long; and Thomas E. and C. W.

Skinnhr, severally passed, the second and third readings. 'y f- The House adjourned to Monday morning St 10 o'clock: i' -I SiKATKf-Monday, I 1 5. The. following bills passed their final readings i fc Bill in reeard to the harboring deserters. BUI to amend the Charter of the North Carolina Manufacturing Company'.

i The bill in relation to Justices of the Peace for Johnston county, was recommitted to; the Com- mniee on jrroposiiions ana uTieyaaces wivu instructions to report a general bill on the. subject. The special order, the Revenue bill, was next considered Pending the consideration, the Senate adjourned until to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Housk OT Commoxs. A message was received from Col.

A. Barnes aid to Gov. Vance, trans- Comptroller, in response to a resolution of enqui relative to his report, staling that his report had Deen in tne hands of the printer, some time. A number ol bills were introduced and passed thfiir first reading. Mr, JenkiDs, member elect from Granville, was I sworn ana loos ois seat, -i i The unfinished business was resumed, being the consideration of "the minority report from the Military Committee.

question being npon an amendment offered Mr. McKay, allowing Colonels to appoint staff offices and the rank and lie to elect all the other commissioned officers. I The amendment was adopted. Mr. Waddell offered the following preamble, which ne afterwards withdrew, but which was immediately renewed by Mr.

Fleming, who demanded the yeas and nays on the question of its Adoption, y-' -P Whzbjcas, heretofore an act was passed by 4he General Assembly of JNorth Carolina at its session 1860-1, authorizing the Governor of the State accept of volunteers for State service and whereas, the raising of said volunteers was not carried into effect at the time of the passage of said and whereas, this. Legislature in the passage the-tollowing military bill, now under consideration, desire to be understood as oflenng no impediment to the operation of the Conscription act Congress, and disclaiming any intention to throw itself in conflict with, the President of the Confederate States or; the authorities at-Richmond, but simply to carry out the provisions of act of the General Assembly by which a State force shall be organized, therefore it enacted, The vote was as follows Axes. Messrs. Amis, Barnhardt, Barringer, Beall, Brown, Bryan, Costner, Davenport; Fleming, Foy, Gentry, Gilliam, of Grier, Hampton, Harris, of Ha wes, Henderson, fHeaden, Hooper, How Jndkins, Kirby, Lemmonds, Long, McKay, McNeill, Peebles, Reynolds Rhodes, Robinson, Buss, Shepherd, Spruill, tancill, Waddell 41 Noks. Messrs.

Allison Alford, Benbury, Berry, Burgin, Burns, Carpenter, -Cowles, Cxai, CarterFlynt, Glenn, Greene, Grissom, Henfy, Henry, of Henderson, Jenkins, Keener, elly, Kerneir, Laws, Lyle, Mann, Hyde, Mann, of Pasquotank, MoAdenfMo-Cormick, Nissen, Parks, Patterson, Pearce, Richardson, Riidick, Cobbins, Rus3ell, of Brunswick, Shober, Smith, "Wallen, Wellborn, Worth, Young, of Iredell: of fl-U After some discussion the substitute was adopted Ayzss 53, Noa 3J. THE N)EXT SESSION. OF J. II. HORNER'S SELECI SCHOOL; at N.5 open the second Monday in January, 1863.

Oxford N. Dsc 4, 1852. deo 10 2m in' the her JT. of JL feet ably the $25 fifty i 1 SwrATK. Fridayy Dan.

12. A message I was received from the House proposing the raising of a joint Committee to enquire why not more than one-half the soldiers have been paid the bounty gtfty t0 for nd a- ounary repons were received from Standing, Committees. The Select Committee on adjournment reported a resolution recommending the adjournment of wiv AegiwmiorB on we zza instant, over to tne 1st Monday in 1863, unless' sooner, called tMrntkati Sf th report I Select Committe'e on the threatened seizure of iron 1 belonging to theWlmington and Buth- jight iron, pro- MliSu hKdSdTSi -TErt rSdlng Th Rin Km D. -mA order of the day for Monday next and for each dajF thereafter until, it be disposed of, The bill concerning! insane persons passed its third readlpg; -t U-': -The hour for the order of the day, the bill to raise a force of State reserves, having arrived, Mr. Matthew withdrew, the amendment he cffersd yesterday and offered as an amendment the minority report of the committee' appointed oil the 'O V- Copelanf; moved to amend by excepting from; the persons to be called out those liable to be called into the Confederate service by virtue of the Conscript act.

j'" I He introduced the amendment because the bill without some such modification would, in his opinion, conflict with the law of the Confederate Government. It was no time to decide upon the constitutionality of the Conscript act. With Got. Vance he thought that the law, had been the salvation of the country. 'xne rurtner consideration of the bill WM post- puu uum mvuukjt uext.

Pending its consideration, two elections for Judge of the 7th District was held, but the result of the last had not been announced when the Senate adjourned, i An election for Solicitoj was also held for- the same circuit, resulting In the election of Wm, P. yuuni, x.sq. i xne Benata adjourned until to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock. Hovsje or Commoub. A memorial was received from John a citizen 'of Wake county, asking compensation for property taken by the military; i 4 The Joint Select Committee to consider the of adjournment reported in favor of adjourning on the 22d of December to the first Monday in November, 1863, unless sooner convened by the Governor and Mr.

Love moved to lay the resolution on the table. Agreed to ayes 37, noes 34. Mr. Mann, of Pasquotank, from the committee appointed to enquire into the arrest of members by the military reported that they had examined Lieutenant Walker and General Martin, who stated the men had exceeded their orders, which was only to arrest that they were also intoxicated at the Martin had ta ken measures to them punished, by Col. Mallett, their commanding officer, 4 Several iesolutions were introduced and read the first time.

On motion of Mr. Waddell, the resolution, to hold evening sessions was taken, up, amended and agreed to; Mr. McRae's resolution limiting speeches to 15 minutes was taken np, and to. A cumber of bills passed their first reading. A message was received from the Senate proposing to tet aside Friday the 19th of December for the election of magistrates; concurred in.

Mr. Worth moved the 'Revenue Bill be made the special order of the da for Mondav 12 o'clock tor to daytratii Olsucsed uft agreol tor xne adjourned debate on tne bill to organize the State Reserves, was resumed, House go- nz into Uommitte or the whole. Mr. moved to amend, by allowing company officers to be elected by the rank. and file, and field officers by the company officers.

I After considerable debate, Mr. McKay's amendment was adopted. Yeas 59, nays 34. Mr. Ingram moved the appointment of field officers by the Governor, staff officers by the Colonel, and Surgeon by the Surgeon General.

The yeas and nays beine called for, the amend ment was rejected yeas 23, nays 69. Mr. Fowlesald as the House did not think pro-per to give the appointment to the Governor, he would move that the rank and file have the election of Company and field officers, and the Staff do appointee Dy the Colonel. After some debate, Mr. Fowle proceeded to de fend himself for bringing forward this amendment on the ground that he had more confidence In the rank and file than" in the company officers.

The ability of the men to select good officers was proved by the first regiment of North Carolina, having elected a man- like Colonel, now Major General Hill, and other, able officers. M.T. YYaiser movea to reoonsiaer tne vote adopt ingMr. McKay 'j amendment. The House agreed 'toreconsider.

Yeas 44, nays 43. The House went into an election of a Solicitor for 'the Seventh Judicial Circuit, and the Joint Committee to superintend the eledtion reported that was elected. A message was received from the Senate proposing to enter forthwith into an election of a Judge for the Seventh Judicial Circuited nominating Mr. Shipp, which was agreed to. Tne Joint Committee to superintend tne eies tion had net reported when the House adjourned, but we learn Mr.

Shipp was elected. The House adjourned to Saturday, Hit clock. ySKfATt -'Saturday, Dec. 13. The Select Committee appointed to enquire into the authority of certain arrests of citizens recently made by Confederate Officers "reported, recommending' the quietly laying the resolution of enquiry on the table.

i Mr. Ramsay Introduced a bill supplemental to bill recently passed by the Legislature amend ing the ordinance, of thar Convention making some for the families 6f provision soldiers dying in which passed its several readings. It authorizes the operation and. effect of the original bill immediately after its ratification. The Committee to superintend the election' of Judge for' the 7th Circuit reported that Wm.

M. Shipp had received a majority of the votes and had been elected' The lollowing bOls and resolutions passed their 1 BUI to incorporate the Macon Xeather Cbmpa- resolutions miavor or ueol. JTitzrandoipn. to incorporate the Swift Island Gold Min- ing Company. Kesolotion in favor of Joseph.

Beaoltttion in favor of John Blalock. jt-Rwoltttien in favor of JohnJishet: y4 Beiolutibn to pay; the and privates of Company 2 month's pay, Beaolution in favor of J. M. Neal. Allowahim to collect arrearages of azea Bill relation to the Richmond Manufacturing Company, 'y Bill in to the county of Franklin, gives 12 magistrates power lo transact county bu-aines7'--' Bill for the relief of landlords and tenants-.

Bill for therelief of such persona as may have afferred from the burning of the Court House "of Hertford county, by the public enemy, -y' Mr. Outlaw introduced' a bill to increase the salaries of members of the General Assembly" $5 per dkm andlo allow 15 cents per mile for trav elling expanses, from the first of the session, and to continue in effect until the termination of the present The proposition was dicussed by Mr. Brown against and Mr. Outlaw in iU favor and finally defeated Ayes 1 1 noes 24. The bill to amend the Revise Code relative to an increase of the salaries of the officers of the.

i J. 1 ry i i by I of to law of of an ard, of of 4 will whj Confederacy to ensure its reao? country. 'Vi -j 'IV All commissioned officers 1 are now absent from their comi OftUBQ mvhuu 'm; commanders, will report to ttk i k. IL Commissioned officers fai the provisions of the foregoing pari sonable length of time. In no cas days after the publication of this ol ped from the rolls of the army ia I names will be furnished to- the oof scripts for enlistment in the III.

All enlisted men shall the provisions of paragraph of reasonable lengt of time, shall be and treated accordingly, t-furnishod to the commandant of cl State for publication; or such other deemed most efficacious. yi IY. In order to ensure the efficient c-all concerned to carry this order into jm Department Commanders are directed tl the commanding offloer of each separa; their Departments a prompt report of commissioned officers and enlisted met from their commands. These reports each case the cause of absence, and any battalion or company "commander who aU to furnish such a report, or who shall knoi guilty of concealing any ease of unauthorized shall, en conviction thereof, be suznmkrily disc V. Under the provisions of the 2nd clause ol graph I.

of "General Orders No, 82, commlsslonc. cers and privates who are incapable of bearind jn consequence of wounds received id battle, bui are. otherwise ht lor service, are requireq, not wise assigned, to report to the nearest eommax of oonscrints in their reapective States, who they are fitted for such duty, assign them to the- lection of stragglers and the entoreement of the I visions of this order, with power to call upo i nearest military authority for such assistance ar be necessary thereto. VI. Officers of the Depar charged with payment of troops, are hereby dif not to pay any commissioned officer, nbn-oommu ed officer or private who does not furnish satisfac evidence that he is not liable to the penalties scribed iu the foregoing, order.

Any disbuTBing ce'r who shall make payment in violation of this oru payment. By order: (Signed; B.fCOUPBK, deo 6 7t Ad't and Inspector Qemrah Cn LIKELY NEGROES FOR -On WEDNESDAY, the 17th day of December' next, at the residence of the late Henry S. Battle, deceased, in the county of Ifidgeoombe, fire mileii Northeast of Rocky will sell at public aue1 tion, about seventy-five: bales Cotton, nine Mules, stock of Cattle and Sheep, 7a fat Hogs, 100 Shoatai Sows and Pigs, Wagons and farming utensa carpenters and blacksmith tools, household and kitchen furniture, and many other articles not neces- sary to mention. At the same time and place I will sell twenty liktfy negroes, composed of boysj men, women and children; among them a carpenter and many excellent field hands. Terms made known on day of 'sale.

JAMES P. BATTLE, Adm'r, nov 10 tds i Rocky Mount, N. C. Hotel and Land for Sale. BY VIRTUE OF A -DECREE OP THE Cottnty Court of Granville, made at the Novem.

ber term, 18o2, npon the petition of "Martha 8. Alley, Samuel Alley, Pattie Alley, Nora Alley and Parry Alley, heirs at law of Albert H. Alley, late of the town of deceased, Ii will sell, in the town of Henderson, on MOilDAT, the 15th day of Deeember, 1862, to the higlfet jidder, the Hotel and Lot in said known as Alley's Hotel, and twO Houses and Lots adjoining all front. ing Garnett street. Also, one Lot, containing abeut acres, knownas the "Old Fair Gronnd," with a neat cottage residence thereon.

Also, one Tract of Land, containing about 33 acres, in suburbs of the village, beautifully located, and-one-half tn woodland, and well adapted for the building desirable reii-. dences. Sold for division among the said heirs. A credit of 12 months will be the purchase money to bear interest from the day of sale, i A LANDI3, a0. C.

a Henderson, N. OJ, Nov 9, 1862.V 12td THE 17th DAY OP DECEMBER next, on the as Admlniatra.tAi' Jonn X. Taylor, deo'd, at publio auetion; will terror, sale-the Tract of Land upon which he resided at the time of his death, situated in Warren county, and the State' of North Carolina, adjoining the lands pf Richard Bullock, John T. Thomaa and myself, and cotainingabout one thousand and eighty acres, of which there are some 150 or 175 of fine bottom land, the same time and place I shall also offer- for sale about 500 barrels Corn, about 60 stacks of Fodder Oats, 15 20 thousand pounds of Tobacoo, 8 large Moles, 2 Colts and 2 Mares, 2 yokes of Oxen, stock of Cattle, most of, which are JBeevet, 12 or 15 thousand pounds of Pork and fine stock, of out Hogs, 2 Wagons, and all Plantation Utensils ef every description also, all the Household and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles toe' Udioua to meatien. land will be sold on a credit of 12 months, with interest front date, and the other property on a credit six months with interest from date.

For All sums under ten dollars caBh will be repaired for all over amount the purcbaser will be required to give bond with good security for the payment of the par-, chase money. The title to the land will pot be made the payment of the whole of the purchase money, ihe sale will commence on the day above-named. continue, from day to day until all the property sold. WM. H.

BOYD. oo 8 tds I Administrator. Ovvicn ov thb Chathxk R. R. CoWfast, 1 Ralbioh.

October 29th. 1862. I MONTHLY INST ALS1ENT lOP TEN per cent-, payable on the first day of each month, the whole subscription is paid, is hereby called by an order of the Board of yy-A Wt YASS, Tnumnri Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1862. i' J.i, jnev tf i Save Your Scraps.

QHAY, WILLIAMSON COL, AT THE NORTH RTATK IrDn inn nvie xxrrrova formerly Burns? Foundry,) will pay for scrap-Cast 3 ots. per lb.3 Fdr rought Iron scrap, snap Brass, scrap Zink and scrap Copper the highest cash wiU be They will pay the hlgest market for a Urge quantity of CharooaL Will also receive proposals for delivering two hundred cords of Wood. se 20 3mpd For Sale -v 1 BETWEEN THREE AND EOTJH HUNDRED. ACRE3 OP LAND, sitaad four mfle West of Raleigh, and adjacent to tbje North Carolina Railroad. 'Apply to- ivti -novl9 tf WM.

0. HILL; OUND, IN TIIET STREETS Of" AL-eigh, a COUPON which has been deUch4 from North Carolina Bond, which the owner ean have- oo application at the Publio Treasurer's by de scribing the no and amount of said Ceapen, aaa by paying for this Advertisement iv-'A 'j ee 1 tf 1 WHITAKEIVS. ATO. I vimitv nun i White Meal "Dried Apples s. Fresh Batter Eggs 5i Irish Potatoes Sweet Potatoes ureen no I Dried Peaches Praaee Plume i i i milE FIRST 'YEAR OK THE WAH XtBv Edwabo Pollakd.

Author ef Blaek Di amonds," Price, yrfittM W.hensentbyjnail, 11130 P0MEROT. INK BLACK, BLUE AND Eff fe-lish and Confederate make, this day received, and sale for cash only, at 00 25 W. L. POMBROY'S. ist op Betters remaining un Xl eaUed for in the Raleigh Post Office, December xatn, loo.

1 xne postage on aaveruseu iciitoio a unv Armfield, Col 2 LeGrande, nC Austin, Ethel'dred 1 MeHegan, Walter Byrum, Richard 4 Miller, Mrs Bailey, Peleg jiinggins, ji Modamsj Wm Bearde, Thomas Broadweilj Joseph Blake, JnoS Bonleott, Purse. Parrish, Mrs Martha Pennington, MisM A Barley Charles Page, George if Banks, Charles (colored) Rogers Miss Ann Caudle, Miss Mary i Reaves, Craig, WQ Karnes; uuver rawtord, Morrison i itwggsDee, juibb una raig, Gaston 2 John-; rocker, Alonso 2,.. Jtyan, iu.isa js.muy Segraves, Mrs Moisey John tsmiin, enter, Sunpson, Bev Jf ter, EH Bweaney, JUiss xiatue ghtie, JR, j- a miss ousau a FroVet; Angustus A Thompson, Eliza Josie John a. hGeo Taylor, Mrs Betsey A CH Terry, Miss iteDeoca, ja GattistRev I Upchureh, Grots, lohn Qaery, Hoggins, Lake. Whitaker, Miss Holleman.

Miss Sarah "Whitaker Miss Fannie UilL Miss Kancy Wood, FN i Hill, Miss MtUie i 'Williamson, Mrs Hardy Capt White, i Johnson Miss Lizzie 'Vj YelventonfLJ Long, Thos Call for Advertised Letters, and give the date of the List GEO. T. C00KB, P. M. dec 17 It.

i 5 WILMINGTON A WELD ON RAILROAD J2. Wamington, N. Dec. 13th, 1862, THE DIVIDEND OF ELEVEN; 11-100 per cent On the Capital, Stock of the Wilmington AWeldon Railroad i Company advertised to be paidf and after the 1st of January next, will be paid on Imd after Monday, the 15th inat.at the office of 'the Treasurer. i 1 Stockholders are requested to call prompuy; deo 17 3t J.

W. THOMPSON, Treasurer. OTFFICE JT. C. M.

FIRE INS, CO. Ralbiss, December 15, 1863. THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE members of this company will be held at the office of the company in this city on the second Tuesday in January, 1863. i 1 tBy Order; H. S.

SMITH, deo 17 1 Secretary. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE. 1 Nov. 27, 1862, 32. General NoIQ.

I THE? PRESIDENT' OF THE CON- federate States having deemed it necessary to call into service, under the provisions of the recent act of Congress, all persons liable to military duty between the ages of 18 and 40 years, the Commanding Officers of the Militia will call out their respective Regiments and enroll and conduct to the Camp of Instruction all persons liable to military duty under this law, at such time as Colonel Peter; Mallett, Chief Enrolling Officer for the State, may Is II. The enemy are pressing upon as in great numbers with the intention overwhelm us by a winter campaign. Our danger now comes from the south side, of the James River, and as the scene of War approaches nearer to our borders, it becomes North to rush even more promptly than before to the defence of our own If we can drive him baok once more, as we have so often done, there is every reason to hope that his strength will be effect ually broken. The various omcers entrusted with the execution of this order are again commanded to fill riili o4 an-atting aafrtara without leave from, the army, and all trood citizens Prize libertv and mdeDendence. are.

earnest! in. voked to assist in hurrying off all such to their regi ments. The brave and patriotic soldier will notver stay his forlouga unless providentially hindered. The coward aione will shirk (at home) whilst his braver comrades endure the heat and burthen of the fight. Byrder of Governor Vakcb G-MARTIN, Adjutantjieneral, Decembe.13, 1852 2t St.

Mary's School, RALEIGH, C. 1 Rioht Rav. THOS. ATKlNSONl D.D., Visitor. Rav.

ALDERT SMEDES, D.D., Hector. THE EXPERIENCE OF THE. LAST Term having satisfied the Rector that the hoard ing department of the School cannot be maintained at the present price, he has, after consulting jadicous friends, determined upon the following charges for tne ensuing term. I For Board and Tuition in English, per term of, five months, commencing Jan. 6th, 1863, $160.

Tuition. French, $10. Tuition in Music en the Piano, Or gan or Uuitar, SdU, with $3 fur the use of Instrnmeafc Tuition on the Harpi With the use. of Instrument, $45; Singing, in private lessons; $30. Drawing, $10 Water colors, $15; Oil Painting, $25 Pens and Jnk, $2.00 Library, $1.

Washing, at the charge of the laundress the present charge is $15 per term -) The rule prescribing a uniform is suspended fo the present. Raleigh, Dec. 11, 1862. del3-3t A PKI-VATE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Xjl LADIES will be opened by Miss Manquk, at the residence of her mother, in Orange County, on the 20th They will receive instruction in English branches and Music and find a home in mother's, family. Parents and guardians who desire further particulars, will please address" Miss M.

either at Red Mountain, or Flat River, Orange County, C. i daol3-2m Headquarters 38th N. tU Ralbioh, Deo'r. 8th, 1862. THB MEMBERS OF THE 38TH REG-iment N.

C. Militia, and subject to, the Conscription- Act withm the bounds of said Regiment, will assemble in front of tlie Old 'Factory, in the Southeast part of Raleigh, on SATURDAY, the 20th December, at 10 o'clock, M. By order of the Colonel 1 I D. W.r BAIN-deo 10 td Adjutant 38th N. C.

MUitia. Hillsboro', iN. Military Aoad- mnE FIFTH "ACADEMIC; YEAR OF this Institution will commenee on the first Monday in February, 1863. For information and Circulars, apply m. academy, nov 29 4m -t Hillsboro', N.

C. ADMINISTRATOR'S AtE. rN THE FIRST DAY OP JANUARY next, at the Court Honse in Warrenton, as Administrator of E. Jones, deceased, will Sell, at public ntivn VXVTWVI WHfiB.nT'fir Terms made kr own on day of JOSrf JONES, Warren County N. Dec.

1st, td Horse stolen $50 Reward, I STOLEN, FROM A RACK ONFAY ettevSle street, in front of lately occupied by Iredell -Rrotbers, on' Thursdaycight last, bout 6 o'clock, a light sorrel HORSE, with all four white, blaze-face and: flax main and taiL The horse is about five years old, and in pretty fair con dition. The saddle on the horse had been consider worn, with- the exception of. the skirtsijehich. were' good, and the padding hat beonToughly repaired with a piece of old carpeting. xne pndie was a good black leatherone, will give a reward of" $25 for.

recovery of the horse, and an additional reward of for the apprehension and conviction -of -the deo 10-tf 'h fiaJelghff; (L 8 A WS RANTED. IWIIX PAY FOR ,010 -CJRCUliAR-. Mill Saws, from three feet upwards in diameter, cents per pound and for long, heavy Saws, forty. eents per pound, delivered to Li.PROELICKS, Confederate States Armory, deo lm Wilmington; N. C.

7 on day of in Jj 5 Saw tne A J. a il We milL sell, BoyS of St Vance Tis here and fa doing Ms fall duty. Foeter sent a flag of truce to Gin Evans, Sandta, unconditional render. 2Wun fa was the significant reply. (SICOSD DISPATCH.) Golbsboro', Dec 15.

All quiet below. The fighting Jyesterday was trifle and the aboliUonists seem satified to enjoy their holiday. Their depredaUoni on citizens are the same as in other sections, -(third rspxTCH: GoLDsioso', Dec 15. Report of artillery is heard In direction of the lines since last despatch From the Richmond Enquirer of Monday. o-o TTTQHT1NG IN FROXT OF FBEDE-' KICKSBUBG DISPATCH.

FROM GEN. LEE. From an officer who came down' in the. train Iait evening, we learn the following street corps; a par kkmvu, rerve at Hamilton's Crossing. A.

Hill's di-1 i Uion was of the part which was in the battle. At the time General T. RJ B. 1 Cobb was alain, his Legion was holding in check fifteen thousand of the enemy. The remains of the gallant and distinguished gentleman were brought to Bich- mond on yesterday evening a ima.

i Our loss in tne Datue Ol oawruay tmwiuij ttaled at from six hundred to one thousand in killed wounded. The slaughter of the enemy was verv great vastly exceeding ours. Our artillery-ws" admirably served, and was very It suffered considerably. General Gregg of South Carolina, was very severely and it was believed mortally wounded. He was shot through the body.

I General Pender was slightly wounded loathe head or arm. We understood he reported for.du ty sgsin on yesterday: v-: Our informant heard of no other general who was injured. There were several unfounded reports here yesterday one of which stated that the gallant General Hood killed. We are harpy to eaj he was uninjured. I We understand that several officera had vai narrow escapes among them General J.

B. B. Stnrt. whose npok waa crrazedr bv a bullet. i- On yesterday up to one and a half o'clock, when the cars leit, there had been heavy and irregular grow Into a general engagement.

Jackson's corps were allln motion towards the front We learn by telegraph that late as four o'clock there was sUll nothing but ikirmiehing. i Our soldiers were cheerful and confident of access. Tbe enemy were driven back a considerable distance in the fight of Saturday. Our troops retained their strong position on the Maaaaponax about iour miles this side of Predericki- turg. BISP1TCH JKOU 6TS.

IU. The following despatch was received at the War Department, at orotock, XT. JkL, oaiuraay At 9 o'clock this mornine the enemy attacked car right -wing, and, as the fog lifted the battle ran along the line from right to 6 P. the enemy being repulsed at all points thanks be to God A usual, we have to mourn the loss of many brave men. I expect the battle will be returned at daylight to-morrow morning.

i B. LEE. ToOtneral Cooper Gen. Hampton reports that he entered Dan fries sad captured 20 wagona with stores, and took 60 prisoners, all of which he bronght to theBappaW General Siegel is expected at Imfnes tomorrow. FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

5 Mobilx, December 11. A special dispatch to the Advertiser and Register from Marfreesboro dated 11th inst, says: "Yesterday morning the enemy, 50,000 strong; re-occupied Hartsvilrev They refused, under a flag of truce, to exchange raroled prisoners for our wounded, or ta permit tts to remove the dsad." Nashville dates of the 9th say that the Abolitionists acknowledge a loss of sixty killed at Harts, ville. The rebel forces were, estimated at 4,000. The abolition army is greatly demoralized. There is no prospect of an advance until the Cumberland rise.

It is supposed that Bosencranl will be superseded by McCook. I 1 St. Louis dates to tha 7th say it Is reported that Hindman and Marmaduke, were driven back. by Blount at Cave Spring, Arkansas. 2s" eit day th'ey drove in Blount's pickets, but were repulsed, Blount holding the rebels in checkr for four day The rebels were felling timber all night to cover their retreat." A YANKEE WAR PRATER.

The prayer delivered at the opening of Coi-gress by Bev. Mr. Stockton, tie Chaplain of that body, extremely good. 'We give the following eitraet from it L-' "Ve pray that in our conflicts that just so far as Thou seest right Thou wilt give us victory and advancement. Be mindful, Lord, of the Havoc and desolation that is falling" upon the land through this war.

Remember the sick and the wounded and the dying. We: pray for; our brethren nqw in arms against us. We thank Thee that il ia so easy for us to obey tMs preeept c-f our Redeemer love your enemies Ws cannot etwe to love them. May they soon be induced to relinquish the evil that is amongst them, and pkce higher value on the great principles of the charter of our indefodence, and show that they regard "life, libertjrand the pursuit ot Happiness-as the right of all mankind, and as beyond all mere local advantages, so. that there shall be a restored Union, with increased goodness and love and glory and joy upon the earth for ever and ever.

Corrox. At the market price of cotton to-day; js an our now useless staple ia of alue enough to pay, of itself, every dollar which the Confederate States owe. At this moment jtbere are 3,000,000 bales of cotton within- the jcountry, which, at the ruling prices of the staple now, worth $700,000,000. Since thev world (tx-gan no nation has ever had in its hands SO much "wealth in a single article of production. The consumption of cotton ia "increasing in a ratio lar iter than the increased meant of its production, ar-d this results, tn a great degree, -from the' new iabnea fo which it is being applied, -to saynolhA of the increase of the world'i population, and new civilizations which immediatel -require "se; Regarding these interesting fact and raunics with respect to 'this annual store of Ofibt Vrtitk i a uicuinii air i imimn iu ma on.

anageable or fall with intolerable weight upon tour people. f.l Gtx. Joseph E. JpnarroH The Chattanooga Rebel, of the 4th, announces the1 arrival there nd The General Chat.tanooga, and rV- wa kUB acnarge oi tne important of his command. Tha flehuns of Saturday was enieny.

oy Aiong-1 a T.akaM www VvaI em in I a will be furnished purchasers. Terms made known day of sale. 1 ti, WM. Atfy for the Executrix. Nov: 25th, 1861.

3 tds IMPORTANT SALE OF REAIi 'AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, IN A CO CNTY. On Monday, 22C day December, I hall sell at Areola, in the eountv of Warren, situated 15 miles' southeast of Warrenton. and 4 'xailes south Grove HiQ, the following property, belonging to the estate of the late Samuel T. Alston, deceasea to-wii 1,395 acresof land, known as the Areola tract one other tract containing 585 acres, known, as the Melton's Creek tract. cyThis land is adjoining the lands of Gen.

Samuel A. Williams, John Burgess. Dr. Mark "Perry, and others TMs is valuable, land, and well adapted to the cultivation of tobacco, wheat, corn, and all the products of tho country, and for health andgood soci ety is fcy The Areola tract has' eOod improvements on it. Persons wishing to view the land will call on Gen.

Samuel A. Williams. Dn MarJc Perry, or iitonen Williams. Aiso, at the same time and place, 60 bales' of cotton, 25 hhds. tobacco, and 20 likely neeroes, ol both sexes.

TERMS OF SAIE Nine months credit, with interest from -Bond and undoubted security will be required before the deliveryvof the property A. D. WILLIAMS, Agent for the estate of Saml Alston dee'd. Warren countv nov 26 7t ly- Petersburg and Riehmond.EnqTlirer piease copy two weexs. yf Valuable Lands for Sale in War- ren Gdurity.

Carolina. TY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN the case of James T. Russell and others1, exparte, at Warrei Court of Equity, October Term; 1862, I shall aelL at the Court House door, in the! Town of Warrenton, to the highest bidder, at public auction, on the oth day of January, 1863, on aeredit of twelve months, a TRACT OF LAND now in the possession oi aioes x. ii.usseii, caiieu ine mansion iraui, aiiuatcu in Warren County adjoining the lands of Weldon N. Edwards, John ll Bullock, Green Duke and others, and containing -about fourteen hundred and fifty acres.

Also, a tract in said County, adjoinina: the lands of William E. Davis and others, and containing abeut two hundred and twenty acres. Bonds with approved, security will be required for the purchase money. 'y C. M.

COOK, c. November 5, 1861rids. 4 SNUFFS SNUFFS! TTTE ARE. NOW PREPARED TO RETT ceive orders fer Nelson Munnis's celebrated Scotch Snuffs viz: ,7 "Scotch" (in papers') in Boxes, 50 lbs. 'Scotch," loose in Barrels, 120 lbs, "Rappeen 20 lb.

Jars. f'Maoawber," in 20 lb.r Jars. For sale by i SMYTH Sole Agents. Petersburg, Nov. 22d, 1862.

nov 22 3m Notice. f. TTAVING QUALIFIED AS ADINIS- XI tratorof the late Gen. L. O'B.

Branch, at No-vember term, 1862, of Wake County Court, I give notice to all debtors of the estate to make payment, and to all creditors to present their claims within the tune prescribed by i- WM. A. BLOUNT, Jb. November 21st, 1862. nov 22- 6w i i Notice.

1 IWILIi PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE for Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs, also for Bacon, Eggs, Poultry of every description, particularly Geese and Ducks, delivered to me at my farm, niles west of Raleigh, formerly belonging to Hinton Franklin, Esq. B.D.SMITH. Raleigh, 14th June, 1862, jnnel8 gmpd Land for Sale in Warren bounty, Nortn Carolina. XlURSUANT TO- DECREE MADE IN in the case of Thomas D. Hilliard and wife and others, ex parted at October 1852, of Warren Court of Equity, I shall sell, on the 30th day of De-oember, 1862, at the Court House door in the town of Warrenton, to the highest bidder; at public auction, a credit of twelve months, with interest from the of sale, the Tract of Land in Warren county en which Samuel H.

Holloway, resided at the time his deaths subject, nevertheless, to the dower of Maftha" Holloway, the. widow Of the said Samuel said land. 'The Tract, adjoins 'the lands of John Watkins, Austin Newman and William Paschall, and -contains about two hundred and sixty-two acres. Bond with approved security will be required of the C. M.

C. M. E. -novv22 tds -Public SIX MONTHS' CREDIT. WIMvSEIL BY PUBLIC VENDUE, at the-late residence of Dr.

Thomas Davis, in the county of Franklin, -N- on Thursday; the 18th of December next, all his Household, Kitchen and Dairy Furniture, consisting of Beds, Bedsteads, Sideboards, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Wash Stands, Mirrors, Car-'pets, and nearly -every article necessary to genteel housekeeping. A 'The crops of Corn, Fodder Shucks and Peas, and Mules, 8 Horses, 35 head Cattle, 2 yokes Oxen. The Plantation Tools, Wagons and Carts, 1 Family Carriage and Harness, 1 Buggy and Harness, 1 Steam Mill in good running order, a large lot of Lumber, stock of Hog, 60 Fat Hogs, 2 stall-fed Oxen, 200 Sheep, a .7. 4bs Cotton in the Seed, 40 Dusueis wneat, now in an exceuent manuiao-turingJnillr and can be groand and packed there. 1 At the same time, 40 Negroes will be hired out for ensuing year.

i. a. massjshujku, noa 22 tds Ex'or of Dr. T. Davis, deo'd.

i. hi i i i.r i i hi i i Notice to Creditors. LL PERSONS INDEBTED, TO THE estate of Dr. Thos. -Davis, deo'dmust make immediate payment, and ail persons holding claims against his estate must present them for payment within the time required by Law, or this notice will be pieaaeu oar weir reuovery.

N. J3. MASSENBURG, Ex'or of Dr. Thos. Davis, Louisburg, Nov.

-12th, 1862. nov 22 lm 1 11 TTAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINIS- trator of Gbst'l Gsobqb B.Ansnsov, deceased, -at November term, 1862, of Wake County I hereby give' notice to the debtors of the estate to make payment, jaad to ereditors. to present their claims within the tune prescribed by law. W. E.

ANDERSON, Adm'r. nov 29 tfy TEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE. WE have an excellent twentv-two horse power BN- GIN1S and SAW- MILL, we -will sell cheap. will sell the engine either with, or without the saw For further particulars, address 'MARSHALL RE AMES, flec8-St Louisburg, N. C.

TmirrrvALiiABLE slaves AND OTHER PROPERTY. ON TUESDAYr THE 23rd WE, as Administrators of Peter V. PowelL deo'd. will at the late residence of saiddeceased, eight milea. soum-wepi, wt nrienton, to tne nigbest bidder, at Publio Auction, Thirty valuable Slaves.

Men. Women. and Girls, all very likely and valuable. At the same time and place, will be sold to the highest biddor, the crop" Corn; Fodder, Oats the present year's prop of TobaccO'and Cotton, one geod pair Mulep, Oxen, Wagon, Cart, and sundry other articles, Terms made known on the day of sale. JOHN-WHITE, 1 NATH'L R.

JONES, lAm ra Warren County, N. 1st Dec'r, 1862. do 6 td on of 5 ry At and The of that until and is il until for, Ll Iron price price due a for.