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TuPfday October 29, ISC I.
WAR NEWS.
JJATTMC OF LEK&JJURG.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS -THE
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We are enabled to lay before our readers 1
,op.i interesting particular, of the crwt '
i.nl. nir I ...Iiiiph r....;.,A r. ,
iVuinn who wan in the iuunediate vicinity
of the ght. Thee statement, it will t,o
rrmeiubi red, embody observation made
on the evening of the 21st , before the full
tjtitit of our victory was ascertained. The
tattle commenced early Monday morning,
and lFtd li.rougl rut the day. The Van.
I. pi crossed the I'otriuao the previous
mght, nd continued to come over io large
lun. l eu as the fight propria.-.! d. uLiiil from
i;htto ten thousand were landed ou the
Virginia Tl.ry wire met by the for
em under Oen Evans, is : the Wth rcci-
n.ct.t, Col. Hiii.tcn ; the 13 b Mississippi, :
Colonel LarUsdale ; tlio 17th Mia-issippi,
t'ulnnel Fcatbcrston, and the 1 Si b MiM- I
ti pi, Colonel Htm. Tlio eaa.'einenl very J
q.ii bi-eame geueral and tha li.'htin ws ;
Mrit'lo on both sides, the Yakec biinj; i
prot. ett'd by a heavy fore-t and han'iij; tbo
tcivtiitse in ground and position. 'They
trie routed three dixtluct times at tbo point !
cf II. r b.iyoni-t, and as o'ten heavily rein- i
I .reed In one charge the. "?lh 'ir)iiiia
rat.lurrd a Mirndid bra.. battery, and nut
iu u.en lo ii.glotious fiht. The enemy j tle ' fteif,i
iie fi-.isliy uruii to tke riers brink,) l''WU'-o t
i f i. tt hi iMisbltr to r cross with fcili'y ,
t:,-y madii a dcpirsfe tisul, but their
il..oni ws staled Our l.'aie volunteers
tl.ared lb- iu and oitTi d liiem like leave"
U ti, iinis and wateis. Ugr int'otmant
Mates that they were cut all to p ece, at.d
I! it the ballie-field Was It.iekt) Mn-wn with
lij.iriiiii sod wounled The prisoner,
! I. in a pteat i.nn b'r sue lakt o, said
iui ut h i-it aiiuti that our gallant iruo'i
' l.u.hl like d il.-'
The )us upon our side had not been as
certained wuh accuracy on Mendsy even
1 , ibouv'h our leleraptiu adtievs bsve
u.re reporieJ it at threw hundred in killed
kt i KOunJcd. Tiis, hixieviT, is not cam
r arat le to the lost ( f the f eemy. We hve
at this tune no ( articular, tin pt that Col
liurt, of li s lth Miiippi, was bad y
cuuiivd, and Col. Ttl.be. (of what rcl
n.i t.t is ii.'t ft tnl . ) aitghily. Our inlor
n atil raw :(iHt Yei.'stfe prisoners maroliin
kj. aud upwards tf !l'D tunre capured.
'itue 11 1 11 11 1 cited that at leaal Ui 0 of
iLur camradea ae.i dro lied Biie Uipt
it to reeros the 1'ulomao.
Our trocpt fought under rcst diadvan
'fn. Ih'y umJrtweiil a heavy uiaich en
II. e tevioii day, ut lut two m-a.a ;
en thtir aim in the ciien air ail i.i 't.t, and
miit 11 to battle on M:tiday morning with
lilt an Sfolory fur a breakfast. They
f 11,: l.t all day. aithuu: refresl.uiet.l of anv
t 'it, and without iciiifoioi iii'nt", against a
u-t'y tjp'riar fice, lo which constant
ai:itiou wire made from the Maryland
time. Truly, I'rotidt-iice ha once more
j' .tred our caue. Our vidory is p'o
ri' u and con.j. r :e. Not one man 00 our
aide exhibited any ai'iia of fear, but all
foj.l.t desjerately and lrvely; adopt
the ianguaa rf our inforinsbl " as oi.iy
I ! '.t laen Can fiL-ht.-'
'1 he olj'et of lhi movement of the Fi d
rra!i' si Hius to hate L - n to omflank our
,h. I.f. .-a.sr.nf M ,C . 1 1 . n '. .
for an advance upon our linas. I he
ir-ult was so disastrous that the aspiring
fi deral s neral may have to draw largely'
l r j, bis etrairgie in li e aiJcttion of sou. a
etl.ir method ; or possibly be may be sn-;
p rstdtd iu coiim (jieiioe cf tins great rs 1
vn-e at the ousel of bis career. !
Other verlial aceounts of the battle on
M ii'lay rt r. sent that the teene at the riv
r, i l.i n il. e tiiiuiy stl.np'd to recross,!
wis fearful 'Ibe ri'tlc ol tnu-kctry, and
t i.e siiai p crack of the M issls-ip j i r i (!, min
g' d wuh sluieks rf drwoliing men, an I the
anie was scarcely lias widespread ihan
tni'l of tiie Vlst of Jniy, jiist three months
1-foie. Th Fideral prisoners, tiuinberiiig
were under guard on the battle bald
cf Manassas yesterdav morning. i
LA IKK
Anion the casualties en oar side were
the lullo ing ; :
Lieut It i j in, in (J Carter, th 'irgiuia.l
!'g tly nouiid.il Pnvaies llalrht r and
l'"nl,ne. ( the same regiment, ail, led
b clou Martin and liioek, tnoiiht to be
of Mi.si.-ijp, I anly wounded.
Col Knit's wound, though severe, is U't
cin-iuei ei nioiisl. Col. Itbts is Lieut.
Col of the th irgiiiis. !
The Fitst Comp my of Hewiti-rs were
not jtl the tight, no aillllery having been.
vi. gaged on our side. j
Lairsi From Alioini. 1
( j V. N PHit KS Fi KCK Wt) K.MK.NT3
OF tilvN. FKKMONT-H'.KMO.N I S
JiKMOVAL AM) 1118 M'CCKSS"K-.
A rKIKMIall ON IRON MoL'N 1 1 AN,
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Sr. I,oi;is, Oct. 'JO. A roessener fiom!
Geo Fiemoiit'a hesdquarlers at Warsaw
reached Syrsouss, Mo., on the 17th iust.,
aud reported that tie n. Pnco had made a
stand in Adair county, uiiies from Os- I
crola, with ii.'i .((( well armed and di-ci-
phued troops, and a large force ol iiniilia. ,
(.eo. Fremont had beguu preparations to
lay a pontoon bridge .cross the Osage river,
and it ,i. supposed bis army would cross on
the nibt ol the 16th inst. II. intended
o pUsnb forward and force Geo. Price to .
C-ht or retreat
A dispatch from Ironton, dated on the' being k. pt for reBning; that all the infer
Hill inst., says that no other bridge than i'T u.olas-as be converted into rum, as
kat on the Rig river has beeii interfered ! domestic spirit wiil be a paying arlieW; that
ilb on tbe Iron Mountain railway. j only three-fifths of the crop be sent to
No rebels are known lo be near tbe rail- maiket, the rcmaiuder heing held over;
y, but are reported to be iu largo force j ih.l sh.ppinenH be made early to anticipate
miles below Iruuton. Nothing deliu.te, any hostile interruptioB, and that other
hoever, is kuonu as to tUir number of 1 commercial depots be .lablisbud outside
! a 1ip',?,h t0 1,18 ,Kpp.uHica.n' d,t"i
1 1 J""""", "io., on me isth inst., states
mai u sn rnee hag
sn Priee hag arouircd new hone from
ihe prospect of large reinforcements. It is
eipc'ctfd that he will defeat (Jen. Fremont's 1
army, H i vido his forcei, and take St. Louis
ai d Jf flVraon t?ity .
J he Kepubllcsn learns that the work on
I lie fortifications around St. Louis in to le
I suspended. (Jims, however, are to le
mounted and everything completed within
eid' d"?"' , ,. , ,. .,
' u - I".'""" repor.s a sairnnsQ
'Inn the Imn Mnniiiiin imi il 1 ? r 1. I.,., '
., ' "
oulu8r,jer8 driven hack withbeavy
Ion. :
lii'WLto HpEr.N Kr , Oct 24. The Cin-
T"" ConI,.m,,r,si"1. f ,,h 10,11 ". i"rBS
o V? " ''"""n "'0'd ? '
i lost. 0 e ii . 1 1 u u ter is to ucce d (Jen.
Freniont.
The Cincinnati Gar tte says that Gen
j Fremont has been removed by the positive
order of President Lincolu.
Latest From Kentucky.
KURNINO OF MAYFIKLD 15Y THIi
YANKKKS -ADVANt EOF I'HKFKU
K H A L K K 1 1 ! M I S 1 1 K l 3 - A P P 1 ) I N T .
MKN'T OF A FEDERAL JUDUK
SiC.
NAfllVII.I.E, Oct 21. A private dipnfeh
from Paris, Tenti., says that MatGi-ld, Ky.,
vias burnt ou the iJ.'d itmt , by 5,O0U Fed
erals. Km'XVILI.K, Tctili , Oct, i!3 The AVf.v.
ttrt of this luorniii, reporls that the Fed
crat forces at Camp Dick I'obinson had ad
vanced wiihin ii'1.1 miles of Gen Z ulic if
ftr's c h ri p and that theie bad Lieu some
skii mishiiitf Kci 1. mi the nickels, with a los
to the enemy of three kiU- d, aud a few pri
soner. One of the rnoners states that
the Federal foice is 3,UUu. Ao early bat-
ttitN, Det. 21 The corros-
pindi nt of the N a-h vilie Union and Amfii
can say that a eiillcaiao who left Louis
viilu ou .Saiuiday last reports tuatlhe Fed
eral troop h'toeeii Louivil!o and Noliu
number atmi;: 1 b tllltl nioiiU' (Jen l!oseaus
force was mainly from Onio and ludisna.
and among whetn consi lerable nisatifia
tinn exits, oin' to the iuii 1 ff. rence mani-ft-aU-d
to their succi S
IsMaaI'i.lis;. (let 1 7. Di-pstohes re-
eei.eu nere announce .uai more iroops arc
moving into Kentucky '
11 . . . .1. .
It is
id that tic Federal Government
his been '
some lien
Young ill
Young ha
vt ind ied o it of abo'i
(5.1,1101). by
rascalities MllroHuCet by Col.
the purchase of horses. Col.
hem put in tail iu Indiauapous.
lie is connected nh thi Kentucky cavalry
L0IIS1VILI.E. Ky., Oct i.i Judge Ral
ard bas be. n appointed V ii District
Judge of Kentucky, in the plaee f Judgo
Monroe, removed
NoETft CaiioLI.nA Iuos On Tuesday
we had the pleasure of eein the first en-
ripnn.ent of a lot of Pig Iron from that
amst'tigiy rioti property, t)re II:, I, on I'e
llivr, in Chatham county. It oame do
t'bvthe railroa I ou Monday, KiHOiba, for
one ol the louuuties 111 iiimugteti. 1 be
property is owned and worked by a Chat
ham ouinpany, f r )ileh Hueh W . lhxou is
Agent, anJ Col. Uablungtou J'liperin'eti'lcut.
Mr, ! I in writes us that they are niw ma- con-nieratt on to the subject ol tue iiupro-e-kii.
filieen tons M r ti k. and will be able mctit au i perlecliou of tne defeuees of tha
to maae more il.iU double t lat quantity,
fctid nnjirove the ij mity, in a few weeks,
after getting in their '' Hot li.a-t."
Tti ioiMieinc deposite of iron ore, of the
brown hematite speeses, has been often da-
cr.bed, and U3 oil has ever seen it with
out biiug amaiaj that it was sj lon lie
g'.icted. When e visited it a few years
,'fi. ther as an excavation, where or
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u .1 .. , ;.. ,K a i iniKhJ I I
perhaps one
After the li.
.tu part of the w no.e.
lion, l he propi i( turs h ad 1
been Content '.oirpeudoii hiigland first
and the Yankees afterward, fr' their hoi-
low-ware, tliuh inferior in .j la'.ity lo that I
made at hoiii.', nod ttioag'i the Ireubt
ttioag'i the Irelbt a;one
to say noihitiK of dulie, charges and profits,
aould have been and will br, a Urge prolu
on tuo in a nu'sctu r e
We understand that trie ci'tinjj of bol
low ware tas been resumed, after the iup-e
of eighty years' sod that it is purchased as
fast as ma le Thc casting ol i, however,
an! he thu princ pal business of the woiks
1 his ertai.li-hiiit i,t i n it to be cnuii found
ed wuh the Tyaor propetty, at which Mr
t'oivi ie is inasing, or is pre;.ariu to make
bar i'Oii We have not heard reer.-'tly of
iln? cpeiaiiousat this po.nt luij Ihvilie
( iLtt i tr.
Oi d San J.tiTn and hib N Y
)Rli
IUkaLU Kx (i.itertior ilu-ioii, of IVns,
putMl-i.es in the Ijalvest ui ('iCi,iiii a Some
ht leiijthy i oiii'iinnicition, d signed as
a refiiiali.in ol a s. ri. s id lie- III the N. .
llnull nf the Ililh. cbar.Miiir buu with still
entertaining Union sent. mi nis, aid quietly
enter.-..,...,. Unou sent.men.s, ...u qiie. y
...,,g .,r a good ehance to pubi c y
avow then, by a change of the pub!,.; p0.,c,
bich the ifitdd
i ii? place (iov. Ilou
n s.vs: "Ifthere
l oru Ha V ii
is any I union seii'itueni lu leias, i am imi
apprised oi tt. midline minions w. i ci i
Winn the millions ot Per j
iu vailed tin-ece, the t-pe.ians were not
more united in dclencn of their country
and lihci ties t liau is Texas united iu sup
port of the tioulbein Cnufeders s . All the
fallacies of uewspapcra with ail the art
which can be devised will never bo able
to coulruvert oue of these statements.''
TlIK Sluaii AVD MotASSAS CoRP Tiie
propect ol the sugar crop, whieh is expac-
led. lo exceed 600,0110 hogsheads, being by ;
lar the largest ever produced, is causing
omo quealion among planters and dealers
a. to wn.t course will t..o,t conduce to tho
intcre.t of .11 panics coneerned. An ad-
dress to the planters, io Ihe New Orleans
suggests that only the best sugars
he thrown ou the mark.il. itilerior qualities
of New Orleans.
important circular from sec
KKTAKY 8KWARD.
The following important circular bas
een Bellt ,0 t!ernor Morgan, and similar
ones to the Governors of all the States on
the seabords and lakes at the North 1
Dkpartmknt fT State, )
Washington, Out 14, 1801.
To his Ezctllenr.y the Governor of Airm
York:
Sih: The present inurrection had not
even revealed itelf in arms w ben disloval :
' ' i i r I
eiiucns hastened to foreign countries to in-j
voke their intervention lor the overthrow '
el the t jovemmetit and Ibe destruction of
the 1'ederal Union. 1 bene agents are I
known to have made their appeals to some
of the more important States without sue-,
teas. It is not likely, however, that they
rill remain conl'Mit with such rifusals. Ii
n anderstood that they are iudus-
tnously eudeavorlne to auacniplish that
di-loyal purpose by degrees aud by indi-
r,"c,'on-
'1 aking advantage of the embarrassments
of agriculture, maimfacturc, and com
meree iu foreign countries, resulting from
the insurrection they have inaugurat. d al
home, they seek to involve our common
country iu controversies uiih States wiih
which every publio interest, and every in
terest of 111 .in ii 11 'I, require that it shall re
main iu relations ol puace, amity, aud
friendship.
I am able to ftato for your satisfaction
that the prospect of any such disturbance
is now leas Etrious lhau it has been at any
previous period duriug the course of th
lusuireclmn. It 1 nevertheless necessary
now, as it has hitherto been, lo take every
piec-.uiion that is po-sihle to arrest the
evils of a foreign war to he superinduced
upon those of c : v i I co muotiou wnich we are
endeavoring to cure. One of the most ob
i viou of such prroauiions is, that our ports
and harbors ou the sea and lakes should
be put iu a condition of complete defence;
f r any naiioti may be said to voluntarily
danger In tempestuous reasons wh.-n it fails
to show that it nan sheltered itself on every
side Iroin which the storm mibt possibly
eou.a.
I he measures which I lie Fxecutive cau
adopt iu this eiii-rgrncy are sui-h only as
Cougrtss has aanciii tied, and lor nhich it
has piovnled. J he I'rt sMeiit is putting
,-onb ,,,, ffi,,st aliut .flirts to eiecute
tbese measures, aud we have the L'reat sat-
1
isfiieiit.ii i.f sHi-iiw that thi-re t fT Jl ts. seeond-
1 . ,h ( j ,u,)0rt 0f . I0. al
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,ri.-i.. w ,he military and naval
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state of efficiency. Rut Cougress was
c'uiiSy al soiled during its rec nt rxtra
lC!,sl whb ,,,,,, meil,ure,, aud did not
provide as amply as could be wished for
the fortification of our sea .slid laka coasts.
In previous wars loyal States have applied
themst.vei by independent and Separate
activity to support and aid ttie fed
UoverLUieiit in Us ardjou rcspon-ibiii
The same disno-ition has bean manifested
in a decree rmineiitiy honorable by all tho
loy ai Stales d uriiijt the prenent insurrection
lu viewol this tact, ana reivm
"
iuei esse and coo tinu tucy ol tlio same dis
position ou the part of the loyal States, the
President has directed me lo iuvite your
Plate over whicn yoi preside, an I to
you to submit the sulj-ct to tho consider-
tion of the Legislature when it sbail hsve
assembled. Saeh proceeding by the State
wou.d itqnir. only a temporary use of its
lij( iinJ
' Tbe' eiceodit. ires ought to be made the
suiiect of confer, tic. with the Federal
(Joveii.ui.ut. li.ing thus made with the
i-m surruiisa n! 1 he I i t v r r ii me n t for ieiieral
defence, there ts everv reason to be iev
tbat Congress
Id aanctiou wnat the
M ate should do, and wouid roviue for lis
reimbursement.
Snouid these suggestions be accepted, the
Pie-ident will uir.cl the proper agents of
the Federal Government to oouler wuh you,
and to superintend, direct, and couduol the
. , f ...,, ni ti, ii..fi.,o.
f...V.-. ..V 'J -s
of your 'ate.
1 have the houor I t be your obd't eerv't.
WM. II. Si liY A UU,
Secretary ol Mate.
The Way Thky Fiuiit A person who
'
was in the battle of Lexington, Mo., relaies
the fillowing: I
I saw one case that shows tha Coufeuer-!
at. style of fighting. An old l e.an, dress- ,
ed tu liuc skill ana ai mcu wnu loug
ride, used to go up lo tne works ever
iii.il nitig ahoul seven o clock, carrying his
buck skill and ai med wuti a long
dlliner HI a till pall. taalnga goouposl-
tin.., ho banged away at tin FeUei.ls till'
noon; tneti au Iwur, ate i.u dinner, after
which ho u-suiued oper.li .t;s ti.l six, P.M.,
wh. u be returned liou.o to supper aud a
"'si1'1
p. Tne next day, a Hide before
(,bi a,1m.r aij nfle , huj
,fe ( , , bi-
K J-J f - ue j
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I'll 'he surrenlcr.
R.vi TLB Of Lh X I NO TON 1 be
Herald
pubi,,bed at Fort SMiittb, gives
Dub,,,hed at Fort isinith, gives a correct
.,..,...., r ,,e loss sustaiued bv the Yau
kecs at the battle of Lexington, Missouri.
That paper teils us that oue hundred aud
..... I..r I Ineoliiilea uer.- kiii,-,l and
two huudred aud thirty wounded. Uu ou r
side forty-two were killed and thirty seven
I wounded. We iaptured three thousand
Ifive hundred musket rifles; twelve hundred
pistols; seventy eight abarpea carbiuss;
live caution; two twelve pound uowniur.-;
one hundred and twenty-six wagons and
, naruess; eigu uunu.eu .uu .u uo. so-,
; three hundred and seventy eight tents; btly
j five thousand dollars, effects from ateaui
boat.-; niuo hundred and fi.ly thousand
dollars, cash obtained Iron, men iu battle;
I alsi) look three thousausl four hundred aud
i eeveuty-cigni prisoners
A 7ar Pun. T)u reading the telegram
on the bulleliu board, yesterday, announ
cing that Gen Wool would supersede
Wooly Horse l ouiout, iu the command ol
Federal army iu the West, a puuster dry ly
rmnarked, We II set a If ice on tnat !
ilW." A bystandei responded, "Why, I
eertainly." htchmomi Whig. I
Thc Enemy in thb Virginia Moun
TAI!S -The campaign io the Virginia
mountains has been one of great discom
fort aud Buffering to both armies. A cor
respondent of tuu Cincinnati timet give
terrible pioture of the suffcrine- in ib
rsortni'rn camp, particularly ou the bight o,
the 20 b of Si. pteii.be r, when a teinhlt
rain 0 to i in burnt uupn the army. Two
regiments were exposed to it without any
shelter. "Tim htoute.it meti fell complete
lv exhausted bv the rain and blsstiuu
ids. Hundreds were atruck down by tbe
ol.iiu. 'h fori ml .11 i h rlit.U
. r
0f BiClter were tilled with the sick. The
borne ul.-red fully as badly as tbo meu
"The weather grew colder during the.
Iffht.
niht
-A nutiibor of strapt'len were found
on,blo to walk, and wre brought into
Oaiop.
wished that the whole country could
look down unan tint nvnn U.i ni.ii iurl
fee the piercing winds as they eliivered
the butt oiothed almost dyiu troops.
Scores perish here, not by the bullets of
lue enemy, but by tuj mismanagement of
the War Depiiriment, em exeuaa tbo
ruthlhe negligeuee of those at home,
"Only oua duatn is koou.
Collie teu or fifteen horses were fouad
dead this morning, and others in a dying
c jiidi lion.
"The road dowa the mountain is badly
cut by the torrents, and the telegraph is
prostrated.
The sick and there are many of them
ate immediately attended to.
''Day before yesterday, the 12th Indiana
and Gin Ohio marched towards Leea oamp
ur tne purpose of making a recouuoissauoe,
but alter they had left, the norm I have
dstirihvii m-t in yi.rl il,u hi 1 ik;
viithout overcoats, and many with ragged J
breeches, 1 fear they have suifured severely."
Ni'RTH'iT ESTERS VlROINM. The new
State (ioveruiuout in North western Vir
ginia is said to be carrying matters with a
nigh band (..'arlilc, Pierpont, Jaokson,
liariison, !c (Jo., are playing Lincoln on a
small scale, but iu a spirit of trtisuleuce
and cruelty nhich even that ferocious ty
rant might envy. Large numbers of true
berte4 Virgiuans have been dragged from
their homes and imprisoned in the Ohio
Priiileuliary , iu Columbus, whilst hundreds
have been indicted for treason before a
Federal Court, under the au-piccs of John
J. Jackou, of Purkersburg. who styles
himself Judeo. The Jf iner states that
l.ur-ds of good oitifeus ia Westero Vi'.
ginia have been sulzud aud manacled and
some even put to death in the most barba
rous manner by the armed hands from
"'o and th- 01 her States. Besides these
in dividual sull-rings, it is said that the ob-
nai;ei thus preseuted ; the collection of
the State's revenue wiil lose the rum of
lour hundred thousand dollars to our Guan-
j cs the present j ear, unless the enemy shall
nc expeiicu irom .a oriu western Virginia. i
A Camp Intidisnt. The Fairfax corres
nondeiit ol the llicninond Dispatch rwlaies
Last week au Iri.shuian
1 " .1 is 1 1 11
on puUt duty, and cauie into our lines
lie ssys he has long desired 10 escape, but
has m ver before had an oppottuuity. His
brother is io t lie Confederate army, and
army
li-he:
to j mi him ; but where he was,
or ' " !"a ;t''te i,e e"1"'-"0 '"eserter
uiJ ,l0t kuow' He p't'ot.er
"' lhu u't'r"' 'U"1 ue to examine
' b" c-e, aud 10 the meautiu-e. he w.i
scut to Mannaaaa. U11 arriving there, be
wa 'lt,u 10 ,b,, hoUH' ud lbe first
that met his eye way bis brother ly-
i" n lul fljor. lecpmg of druuken
Spree
timer, causea nts arrest, ue was
not loo uruna io reoni.uis oro.uer, anu
fur ,la:f u uaur old building resounded
with t'.ur 'he gorras aud 'ariohs, and
fairly ii-mblod at the violence of their
bands y.aamg. lluth men are now on dai
ly iu our r.ibks.
NoHrH&a.N SuireKivo raoxt Southern
OPt'ttK sihm. I ne (.Irleau Delta re-
eords in? Uct that among tne prominent
victims ot the barbarous resort of o.ack
Republic. u authorities io coufi-oalicg the
properly ot Southerners, is Win. 1). Astor
t bo u the t tier of n hundred shares of
the stoik of tho bank of Louisiana, worth
aifwl t ,.r Jura. And the Delta adds:
i(lgl.aUf Georgtf 0pdike, wbo
made ad lhal he is worth in this city, baa .
his lots and houaos, which will pass into the
hands of honcs.er men. We think the g-
gregate vaiuo 01 property wnicn win tuus
gregaie vaiuo j..vt..v
be ipfropnated, wiil exceed the estimate
geurraiy made of fifteen millions of dollars,
i
DeRow's mortality statistics, compiled
from the last census, show tbat the people
ol the United States, as they theu stood,
are the healthiest ou tho globe. Tbe deaths
are d-'ii.uOO per year, or one and ball
pr ceUt, 0I tne population.
h U.to is near two pe
,u Fl auofl uear three per c
per c-ut , aud
cent. irgiuia
ud North Ciitoliu are the healthiest ot
tne Mates, and have inhabitants above
IU0 year of ao.
ir K dispatch dated Washington, Ooto
her IU says the following order bas been
ssiicd frouitbe Army Ueauij.iarters : ' Lui-
" u ',,,u .-oiuins ' " " "
rebels, having been released ou taking au
i o'" - "- P rul4 --l.
ne Ooverumet.t bas ordered an, equal
i'uinber Ot pilsouers, uow ouuuoou iu iuia
c.ty and elsewhere, to be released ou tak
ing tho prescribed oa'h of allcgiauoe or
au oath not to bear arms agaiusl tbe Uni
ted States."
DIED.
In tins cnuntv, ol pneuin inia, on the 15th inst
ils II AUK IK I' U S IT I'l'i wile of W. 1'. titiil,
td 41 yeais -nd S muutiis.
TAKE xNOTIGK.
f i'
i
V1K acc.i
and holes dil l .Mr. Ill ie Lsw.
in i ti y li mils fur eo taction and
prrsiia in leb.ed will please
a.itllo tuu anna without Uu y.
J. LIUK-NBICUN.
inent. A.l
come lor ward an
Oct. 29, Jtjlil 4t.
jjiVotice.
A " Election will be liidd at the several Elec. !
IWL turn Preclude in .tfuckloiiburi l.ouulv nil
liie firal Weuneailay in Nueiub-r, (tilli day) dir.
Twelve tlecu.r. I., vulu iiif PrrHuciit anil V.ce.
i'ru,tlent ul Ino t'ouleilerutB Sl.ilea. and nl-o a
iKinbirol ongr.si. tu represent tin- 81I1 ruiigrte.
iial District in Hie ntll I on I'c Jt rn tn f..nt res.
'1 lie lolLiwiiiK jr' '"1' i" -11 will Imlu Hie fcl. t tiun
lr Frtsinent ,,,111 V.ce.fresid nt, and (nr u mem.
Dcr ul t ii(ru., .1 n r,u-cnve FriCiu-ta,
"""ly !
PliESIDENTlAL COX.
Oharl.ife.C Overman, J P, Jhn L
rings,
v ii.ih 1 .)rii t,ce
normenl
btcrc, Wm Meana, J P, M M
M.rc. A FS.iiler.
Lnriif reck, J. ,,i
luweee'.,T y Sparrow, J P, Thus E Putt.
i filuaii. '
I Hill's, R L Denrinond, JP.WH Slintun, An.
I uriiw uuiner
llirriat.urir, J Sample Dvia. J P. Tlioa M Al.
i- Ii v,. :
Hart's A C Flow. J P. John It Morn.. ,np.
M il'uinb. I
Ilia's. Juliii M Pymn, J P, A G Reid, Clark
Weiiintnii.
Pruvidei.ce. W M Mills, J P, W N McKee, 1
J ,. A l alowoll. I
Meel Crees, Th.s B Price, J P, J Starr Ncely.
Alexander Query.
CON'UIIESSIONAL BOX.
Charlotte, J P ftoss, J P, T M Brewi, H G
Sunrgs.
Nuriiionl'a Slur, W S Nurment, J P, jSarnuel
L-m nij;, K S Mt-Utte.
lumg Cn-ek, A M Bjrry, J P, n.-bl Ilender
aon. Ii U W hitley.
Drweear's K B D Slonn, J P, Samuel ,
W ithers, V !S Pi.tls.
Hill's, B II Garrison, J P, Aimer Hunter, D
F Dixon.
II .rr.burf . Sam'l W Calilwell.'J P, S A Stew,
art, William Hulchisun,
II irl'., Robt Mi Kwen, J P, W illiam Bain, Z
Mnrria.
Rea's. Arthur Gr er J P. J S Reid, T A Mr-
Providence. W M Mathews. J P. W' T Stilt,
Steel Creek, Gen W H Keal. J P. Alex Grier.
J Lee Grier.
Tne number of votes given mut be written in
wonts, not figures, anu Hie Scroll . containing- 'he
number ot vulu must be leturned to me nelure 4
u'cluck Hie next dnv.
V. W. CRIKR, Sheriff.
October 29, H-Cl. 3ltf
E W ES TA I5IJSII M EXT.
Miss E, K, Williams,
m-w(ii OL'LD int'inn the public
7' ?0' -V' si.iillie.ladica particular.
wnra in me .nunnery line in
the best manner and on the most
re'isonable term. Sne liopt s by
punctuality and (iispnieh to re.
ccive s librrnl share of public
pnlroniire. She can be found st the residence nt
M Andrew Spri.igs, on .'he street leading lo the
Ollriie.
OcloSer 2a. If 6 1 . I ni
IIUTTOX & FKEUGIPS
) 0 U I M C V U j'X I 0UI UlU
s-
TERMS ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
One Cnyner year
3 fO
., ft)
To Conies, tu uiie address or Post Dili :e
Kieven Copies, do. do 25 00
Twenty one Copies, do. do 45 00
ITIn ordering be particular townieniuires.il"
Sir fV,,.i.. io iln 1 i na
sub-enbe.-s. Post Ohice and Stale, distinct and
clear. AiJress
HUTTON & FKKLIGFf,
MrsiPHis, Tins.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
f 1 E ire suth irizcd to announce thrt W'lL.
f LlA.M LANDC't. KsQ , ol Lincolnton,
N.C ,is a Can did. ile t represent tbe Sl'i l.'onpres.
aionui District la Hie first Congress ol the Con
feuerate States.
Oct. 6 tde
Granite Mill Stones
FROM TUE CLOUD CRKKK Q U A R HIES
KllGEt ILLU DIsThlur, S. C.
MlIESE'ock are peculiarly adapted for Mill
purposes, being soper'orto tbe Frencti Burr
for f rinding csraj'.nd Chester tud in ire easily
-pt lit r. pur. 1 lie au acriber is prepareil lo
furnish i
few set of ti.e ubi ve rock, ol ai y di;l-
ren
if ordera are sent immcui itely.
Beinir hiiosoll' a pmcticil Miller, ( t preaent
, r;.,,,,,,,,, ,d hnw,e what is wanted, he
fB,, enntident he will be sbiet.i61 alloiusrs
w ith entire sjliaiacuon. Will deliver tnem at
'lh"V' ihe l"'t"Jl "'IT "r. "NU'
. . j w o
J1 a,.--...., .
COttOIl WtU'CllOUSC!
.,.,.,.., .
ft tllTl
ce.vedi ch.reine interest in the numey
on received, chanting interest in the money j
go ,j,nced, and i5c per bale for lue lat month,
and 10c per bile for each subsequent month, ana j
October 15, 1 8n 1-131.
Brogans !
,.,-v-':V'V
wtaaRiiK '.Miitusa?
A Largo .Slock of NKGRO
nnnn TC
HOOTS AM) SHOES,
1
A FIN E .ASsoU I'M EN T OF
GENTLEMEN'S BOOT'S & SHOES,
A1.SH
Laities acd Childrens thne. For sale by
JAMlirf 11 A It! Y.
Charlotte, Oct. 1 . 161. 6w
fOH PRI.N 1'lNti of all ainos will bu ne t j
no aatxjiiiuuusiy aisniae l l" Nor.li lar
oima Wbij i llnn
I lie Alrl.ei.
ORR Et'IID BY OATES Si WILLI, rlH.
BAt'ON
l'IlAnl.O'i "''K, Ot 1Ul;fc.R iS, lf-61.
, 111
...lb.
. ...1I1.
. 20
. 1
,..k0
..13
. 3'J
. 4
' " 'o-:;
" H"C rmilii.
" Snouieere.
Bu j(if ifjt , l uiuiy , ...
Hee
. butter
liccwax
..au
S5
vd
10)
fcj
1-2 j
6
10
(0
00
10
iio
00
50
lo
!C
fill
U'
o
i.'..0
j j
i
IU
la
1 iieuiia,
Urauuj, Auie,
! l'..ji-ti.
.
...I.W in.
..IUu (,
...bj ij,
cotton
..; U
..CO
.40
Javu
Cai
nl'iea, Auuniunti
bcrin., ...
Talluw,...
Ur.
(r,
to
to
Ib
.... bushel. ..
....Imsli.l...
-O"1-' -
van ...
ilny.en .
Mil....
lb ,
Corn
' ... L
finest!
tloti'.i:
Li
'-g
ii(.en.i
msey ,
r lour
Keathei
limes, Grei ii
Lry
Lara
M ull'in
MhCserel,
M.liissea, iN . O .....
W.l
M.al
.Mulletn W iluiii.l
Nails, Northern,. ..
' Soutliera
Oats,
I'ork
lea
r'olutues, Irish,
' Sweet
(iice
....i-j
10
u 0
...llllsll.
Id.,
Ib.
SHigar.Loai
Lrnw 11
istnne-W a re,
Suit,
Tea
Wheal, white,
" red,
Whiskey, .S.iflhern
N.Carol,
Won I, ( ben t Uooryia
lb..
...I.jsln
.I.'.' ('
i 0 j
II)
....I) U HO
...4')
. luO
1 !()
KK.M.t li h'S.
COTTON. The dsnnnd fir cotton is jc!u
aiveiy eonlineu to nianuluelories. Supply nut
equal to ins dein.md.
COM il HI A .M A li K KT.
June 29, Si; I.
(ilk lit c rmu.rd
COTTON Tl
only 'JO bints, pi 11
BACON, hog round it., f.f. 13
Cl'K.N II1.1 K llll
PLAS $1 in (., 00
MAJ'fs . bi ('. to
i LOCK ii -IJ
CllARLKSToN MAKKLI'.
"luatrsTON June H, Is6l.
..n.ii.i t bus li 1 11 ul a si. lid
( o'l tun ' he
is vttiK. W t 111
tins
Vpl
tin ve uu 1 ,iii tu ri j i ii 111 e 1 tin r
t llllotl.
or I. on
SOiL'SLa.'S
VVSJ
'alaissi
: CHARLOTTE, li. .
A Reliable House for Pure
CHOICE- .-LSD LLEGAXT PER-
FL ME 11 1 EX.
Hair, Xuil and 'l)uiii I'mshes
of the I iuct Quality.
For 3It(iical l'urposes.
ILS, Faints,
FIM SO WH2iHJ
KKKOSENE.
KEROSENE LAMPS.
Apnl 3 1 tf
W, C, & 11. MAIL ROAD CO.
MOtlilHtl.DI lis M i L II Mi
fti:i: KLtiL'LA.'i A.N.NL'AL MI-XTINti
JL .Sloe K i. ..! lei. of tne V ,ui.i..-.eii. ( ,,..riol
of
tts
4 i:u.i'erf.ir.i;on Cnl K-.i.' C..m ny will he held
in the T-.vn of t harl..ite on tne ! lirtH eu:.i.
day iii Oet.ifer fejt, tne s.uiie he inn Hie Ulin oay
lh rnuiilh. t'ouniv Ag.-nta uou.ut: to .itinol
siioulu nut tali to have t;.i C in iv .Slo.-u n s.
led by proxy to insine a n'e ruin. Tm is n s
mere nt-cess iry as very !n:::.y ot our m-h-i, iinlci r,,
t'ave entered tne aniiv aim v. ui tie mctss. riiy au
ii. t.
11
W. (jL'IuN, rns C.
llll
Sept. 2 i, lbbl.
noui' i'ci.i:s. "
STAXES AND COED WOOD.
AN IT l at
.Ail U.S.
t li.VKI.OT 1 K STEAM
JUUN WILKES.
To I Sire.
inter has a good cool, w..si
III llll. Ml si.tlii'le
hist r 'le tie.u 11,1
Country , Ull'll llo
L'a'ui. lo lure in Ins
iy next. Apply al
Aiiuti ti, ICtil.
3 I
I LOW'S I I K.HKA l tl i:i K-
MVlM. cans, a,
oiller. nt - in, a
TAYLOK'S
Haiiivarc Start, 7esi(n ;'asis fiuase.
l.JJLi.