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FAYETTEVILLE, N'()>«'r' FOLi S’^A'. AUGUST 10, 1603
Fil FETTF VILrliE.
IHIJKSilAi EVitJflSa, AUflUST 6, 1863.
l^lNTEDEVEEr MONDAY. j # fe tfc! ^ §® ®T'ST^ «-R
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From and. afe- this'date, no'name of a new j oZVZZ:
advaneVnortll^^e" htltfSTul-117^ 1^“
e^nbers for a longer time than is naid for ’ ^ ^ now and
Suchofouroldsnbscribers as desire to take L„7rWsVeL'7ir'7-7l'"t
tlio paper on thiq Qvafom vir^n a;r„ . . 1'>8 a duty We cannot euffieiently
' Takkke Confiscation.—Twesiy oases have been
cided in the U. S. Dislricf. Supreme Court at Washi
ton, in which the properly bf oitizens of .Ihe Cnnf,
rate States has bcon confi'Jcaled.. ' Afior reicfu-k
that these were the first cases uudeftbis importan' L
Judge Wylie said ho “had af firstd-ubfe 1. bur. upon r
son and authorities, was satisfied tbai it was his dni^^
189U0J1 decree ordering (be eondemnatieu oftha prop
ty. The act of Congress did not, as was generally ri un rzcsedingly u.-»efulto the community and prcfitablo
posed, treat the inliabitanis of th' so-c^ijS OouJVid , When iu the State J/egislature for the first
[^FATII OF FatKCis Fries. Fsq —The State has lost a
valuable citizi’n in ih-.' death ct Francis Fries, wliieh
ii 'd at his residence in Salem on Saturday last the
>*.-• His .Age wis, we Ic.irn, f»0 years, 9 monthsand
"ys IIo had.been for many years one of the most
erpriAiiijr ciilien-s and moroliA&le -ot the State, havin.'
;J Faotories, Milts, Gas Works, &o.", in Salem, and
vd them all wlih such energy and skill aeto make
■■
the pape^ on thiq system will please notify i
when makina’fomittfinnofl ^
I making remittances.
Jan’y 1, 1=^5H
POH TJTB OB.SERVER.
Uv... 'iu Rta T N. T., NiiAK Craexeston, 1
AiePi:* ■ E, * Sorfl; Wii! please publish for
7 ''7 ' '1 I'-tlfWing
'. ....f .••: i - ‘u-:, 5' ,.,1 ~ ..J.
terday; ~
-• Killed: Paniel ^ Baker, Oeci^e Gunter/ Wounded;
Peyton Mayo broken; Jos K«]Iy li^g, thigh and arm - - ,. - , - - —, v  v
broken; A G Burgess head; Rea.son Fairolotb flesh, arm: | ttope that anv one thing that the-oeople of North P^ro k
I ;-cau 30, „uU.e of ft. aemy, luf/ool^o/^™; [
Yours, &c,, .j. R. MURCHISON,
Capt. Co. K, 8tb N. C. T.
Besides these, the Courier mentions:
I. 6l8t. Wounded: J H Finch
thigh broken, A. 8th; Capt A J Rogers forehead, slight,
D, 8th; Color Sergeant F Perkins, thigh, slight.
9o-c^;-ja Oouf.
States aa traitors, but as alien enemies, and in
poiol of view, by the law of eaiion?. lUoir (i.-apW..
tvery descriplion is liable (O'absolute fovteiiuM a|
alienation to the use of the Govermnent.” . '
SoiitUeru meu toi. „e wh'al is II,« Uw of tl.o ,a,u|«
natioo, as laid' doB-n at Wa^hinpion. in r.;,tard to ihi
rropei'ly, if they elioulj taraei, ,ind ba,«eiv snhtni, t.
oonqiiored—naj if they should atop shorl of Iho c.
plete indepeodenoe for which (hey arc lishlin.,. 'ond
hiol. they have sio-noed ,w mueli Hoo-l and Irea.
"Their proprrry of every desoripf
perform, to press upon ourreodera our most solemn ceu-
viotions of the fofal lendenoy of oert.ain movetnenis re-
oontly set on foot, by s.tme wl.o," like oilrsslves 'and
every one else in the South, d.^eire peaoc, but who are . , - ,
taking the verv steps of all oibera most calculated to but Iheir yanks-oonquerors’ If
prolong the v-,'.'. . . i'to give Ins
-We say a. desire poscd~ie is our dally and nightly ! '0 them th
/VV,-.' r; • 1 r, bv I.iih ...
j O;;.- as derr. ef .lifaitsu.d:', n^w exp^^.T 1 Jm.: ards of j "■ Cio yt.G.nof oU our pr
j battle, w.'ulJ tarostcrei to ibo (lufet and safe pursuits I 'f evoiy Suu'hror. • .
i crflUV by peace. If, therefore, tberewere the slightest- vr^, v” r ' "
.. .. *"1 Work iANKKG Vir,tAiNY.—TKer-,$:,;„ooyn p,>ver^
so far resumed the exchange of rrisShers'as to
.'•..{•nWy
to ihe yankf!-i
■' ro^^tru’M:.
D.” i« not i; V
u-' iq in-’]-:,
tie ly inoro h'
fcf (Kp .yji.o Ur^ .
':.iM>fid U. the ;
- Trappman-etreet Hospital: F'j Perkins,.
Thos We^oc, Ringgold, Jno Knight, A Burgess, U
B McLeod, Riairoloth, Peyton .Mayo, all of 8th N 0|
My?77of'61srNS"°"’
GETTYSBURG.-
BT A NORTH CAROLINIAN.
From the hills of Iho west and fhe shores of ihe sen,
ilUBheu forever is the voice of glee
And a sorrowful wail ascendeth on high,
For the heroes who bleed and the liarlyrs who die.
7''.*“ '‘'■® I>f8»kmg with pain.
For le»PhPdmg like rain,.
For the lov’d and the lost, who, homeward no more
Return from the field all red with' their gore.
That banner of stave which so proudly hath flown.
Whore the Demon of carnage claim’d all as hie own.
Now droops in its gloom, while the cypress is seen,
Entwm d with the lonrols oh its gUli’riug sheen.
The feemen enolt as they bury the .slain,
Who fell in the charge on that terrible plain:
For Carolina s brave sons -the pride of the aouth-
Lio cover d with glory at the dread oannon’s mouth.
' Indl7.'.r^?,‘h7j tWh ■*“«’
Wklv?k won.
* A?r ^ w f'lro^er are'stid—
As fought at Manassas and Malvern’s proud hill.
And at Bethel and Snarpsburg, all reckless of death
M"eoatrrl7h^'; bl?h', ’
^ biB legions o’er mountain and lea,
lake the leaves of the forest or foam of the sea
Thr.S r ' ’ “"'J ‘he brave Pelilgfewl I
i “‘y. “’»>■ ri«r and phsin^’ .’.r.'l
** --n ctj vengeance le-eohoes again. .. .i -
"V Ot”! lor Its sight:
-.-I-' 1. r
foocis" ye spurn,
>'i11 iLartE
* beware!
'•of dt'spgir.
tate peace, how eagerly would-wo urxe (hem to.do'that
thing! But it is not BO. The people of North CarolinR,
outside of the army, are not only powferlesa to give more
than their prayers for peace, but all else that they do-
all that some of them are doing—is for war. All the
victories that our enemies have gained are not so en
couraging to them £0 continue the war, as the oonvio-
tion they are too ready to receive, that any considerable
portion of the people of a State, and especially of a State
that has sent so many gallant soldiers to (he field, are
tired of battling for liberty, for life, for property, for
peace, and ready to make any terms shifrt of a final
separation, and a full recognition of independence.
We impugn not the motives of those who are pursu
ing a course iu our delibergite opiniau so fat-al (o their
own and their country’s honor and welfare; but we warn
them that they can do nothing hut evil by talking of
peace, so long as the enemy is fired with a bitteraadma-
Ugoant hate, a covetpus hankering after our property,
and a determination to'degrade us below the level of (die
meanest slave that ever breathed. ;Tbey are.engaged
in a deliberate of exltrminat^ of tho wh
boat loadp.j
his fiuanoial abilities were so. highly ap
ted that he w ve plsoed at the head of the Jpin(
'-•e’Couimvtiee,'3»id performed the laborious and-
£l;n;t (lufv of pr *p'iring tfte tax bill of tliat session,
if l'eve fiial. he oontrac’ed at that session the throat
.S'* wiiio'i finall> ttvminAted kis life.
■ im a pri»?uio retter iuf'rming .u« of, lii^ death, we
•i.-e in niake the iollowing extract, which does »o
than jtisLica to our lamented ffienJ; —
Hu \e:-y I .. d useful life W;is ■•ermtu'ated by a
i-'U' n (*. i I vn I liEit Ji-'’ under which he
.i,- ' i:,. •■i .l'-y F'li’aug for ‘
• U 4 i - .t ■■ • Voidi -- ibia
, ’ ■ fr,> I-,. h rtec An,'.'
• ■ o; te-.’ iv>-r wi»-.dftrfi;Viy a,.-'’-* Aad-r;.;. v.xirf v..
.'A . • ■ uij?--rt-. -J.f- k'-. viU tf.
■•3' ' ’ .. .-1 x:.,.wer. . II uue iohject or to lay tusi.
••• 'F •.• •.! •.' •••71.’ Wi v-oi; m- a\f. • c,.be was^.'xtcnEiyely
^l ' L. irinnufactnciag, and ii- various other branch'
■ . iiusm -IS, through the successful prosecution of
0* i-^sed wealth, not from, a sordid motive, but
rtrfa . ’ovc of buBire.iis and the good he was thereby
_ ! .•f'L>!.f,’ompli:'h. It was ever hia pleasure to relieve
-7^ o.nd wherever he perceived merit and energy a
li... young or poor, t» encourage, aid and sustain
?. .-.ny a one has lost in him a friend and bene-
. He was also one of the most conscientious of
Ho could n if wrong a man, even in thought, with-
>nt’o‘s8ir.g and.making amends therefor. Oiir town,
fflE BATTLE AT HEuI.NA. '
From the Little Rock True Ueraocrct, of Jnlyib-h.
lYe heve-delayed publication foi iho p ’-.-pcHi- ;
:-.ai:L'Uvtcry r.oiio e,.-'. of the .tile at li-’L-. ■
dfttuvJ-.y. Qjv. Fionnacin n-.'ai Col. Pcay b'-v., j
arrived mi (t.-j -.le.-. I'roTi; di- G’xv,’""Oi'. wl':>
.it li.'O b ; ■ ’ .t''" 'i .'.G, ‘-■Ul'lv’LH'’ 'Lv,
iowivg ''cmrrit 'v.nu .i i . (in- plan of .'.li’;:; v',-";
resul :. • 0 -r forces wore as (oIIowf: F-g-'u-:"
of IHOO cTiCfiv. v-i'i.: F of .Ib'.O; M-dl .• -j
1300; ..lak.''.'; .1 Taiker’;; o'.’ I' U". b;
about 7000'nipn.- Besid*."’ '.i.'Jc ('■'iT''bo.
ec's battery aed some art ill. rv fi.iiao’
and We'lk ‘vh- G. ;r^:..L.s. i f’’ •
I.atil'e,. Bf-,'-•'.•giiTient'Rt.d
pan’s brif./idx' wc'e to occupy i:-.,:- (>•: erjlca .if the I'
rxls in the boiu,-' beh.’VT H.;c-t.p, between tb.e h’-M: i
the ri..r;.C . t'oi’U-• brigade wu'* I'-'r"
t»,p fir.-'T- in 1,'.,-. iid '..01'. f :■ the fo?r 'n U-
r-Tuv-Hindman’s ’■•-'Uj*: lien. I’rioc’s fo•'cc'^ c'mr
0 1 - cll’>”’.5Vrb'iLlca. wcic io's.uucb fb- :
Iv; ID.
D^a'ui.s ..i- SoLDiKas.-^At Ohimborsfo 'ioepital,
a.;ol-.:.ioi. June 17tU, J. N. Uiboon, p-’lNi.;!; iu Co. B,
‘riiu Ueg’t.
.u-.:i .’Vnna B* jd"c, Yi.. July 22. ,of ocngetitiou
•tf 11:0 bi’.iin. !- ' ■‘--sri’i, a member id Co F, loth N.-
C. He V. ,i’. ex •■1 >i irv .'.--.i.or 0' theliaptis' Chnr'jh
• >v 7: r.ii.i '.f the firr-t iu v.duDtee'r
;-H *.-'! 'y w:n-;). tb- w:,. l)ro‘:o out; aLd-iias been
iirg.
P.’l'
' I8f.d, f
ill • • d i'oit Go.aihp, frbiyn Gc
:!1:qv -the I'U-f .m, il-r
,1 !*■ ■ 1:5,;- '• ’:.-n
wirii 730 sjek /rnd toonnded pri-fonn-x .-fo.
sermusly Biok and wounded that three died during; the
few hours they were on the bra'. As Ihsir ooming wA
unerpeoled, no one w’s at City Point to rkceivo themT’
niid they tjere thrnat from the boa! oa the shore, .fhere’
to remain some hours - until prepivratibu could be mude, gr,borhood\nd county .'’and I think you willalso al-
lor t..e(r romoval. -^oiosaj our State, has suffered a loss in his death.’
Six or eight more died after i'uaching City Poinl,
FromTnursday morning, when they left JortUflrv, .:e,
to Saturday night,-the wounds of oiany if not all of
them had not been dreste l, and they had had bit’, three
s’ender meals, and were of course nearly iiatf.fir.ar>i?d,
T;io Enquirer says that on the next day we s7tS i I. :m
a like number of sound yankeas! If we did, we must,
have been bigger fools than 6fio would ejpeot fo fia.i'
We rejoioe, -it is Iruo, tq get our sifi’s and wounded out '
of iheir hands, but their object in »Vadu.g then and !
mthholding our soundmen, is loo sppaient. As tie ;
Richmo’iil Enquirer says: , •
women ard .'til- '
aHLu “i-“ ‘•‘PJ '‘“‘'■cy crops end
fcC'l them. So, also, they scud its the worst
4 ., - auu wiiii.c I’iUW } — *.au, mvy seUU US In?! WOrSt ."LCl
of the South: hate this race &r its actual supe- | fw j maimed s-i'ditn. wh'1
riority, .and yet more for' the superiority it boast.B of, oontraban f medietnci r. i
oyer f h.mselves., in mnral, \ 1 I ‘J® ever ser’l
wealth,
Ypi%>n
Proud mfiQ of the N ’U-l:’ frcmiue
A lessen thr.'’s ' li-' i'i -o bb-id y
And t’li* uy, - j-.U’il;'' U’ bovi-"t!'
For your bo'*‘’'inG8:u’-d ; . w-
Raleii^ N. G. Auc'H' L
oyer Ihrmselves, in morals, manners, inlolligenoe, and
wealth. They hate it for the success with which five
ins.have withstood twenty-five miliiolis, hacked by
• H*..' "I'd assisted by the desperadoes
oWle old They hate it as ftnatiog only can
hete.. 'r^ey ;ii»ve;given not Iho first most remote sign
of a Willinfnbfl^ ijete'n' to proposals for peace. They
will ml give siWaagn so long as they are suooessful
in battle, „r indimlioH, of a yin„y „atj iy the people
of. the South.
What sort of a peace would the so-called peace mm
propose? What would they aooept? /Anything short of
tho nmiependeWiof the Ponfederacy? Surely'not
L L’.’" enemy -will neve:- agree to |
- n-i wi., --e,' .Lot ji, .-\nytbmg short, .tf that—at I
i V-i" ---'---'""----:-'.-,k . .|
’ pe.opii
back (oM-tel or nJ cartel) any ef our sildiers who oo ild
rbr„ I-'”' “V V Y,®'"'" I'"® deliberately adopted
lelo7me'L“b ff ‘I®'® PHsoners and naking7.s
wtioome lo hold ours; aad of provoking us to meosu.es
W knowing ihat we must suffer roa-,.
S,c! ^nowiiig that our measures of sevi--. i!
must be pvcroisrd upon wrofobed mefeenariesa whor-
ffiey c«Q -ephee from all the ilen.s and sinks of Euror-c
wane truir^ ..vo wreaked upon the flower of the Ccuis.i.'--
ra B yo'i .h who.se-lives and limbs over-value tho-’i's
ers iQ tfcfl proportion cf ten'to one; and who cannot
be replaood.” . .
r. S. The last Enquiyev corrects bs statement tha;
we sent sound prisoacps in exchange, oyd eayatha^'G-
780-returnrd were all sick'and woundr-d. ' i
Lincoln
••
lebtlve
itipul .
j F‘ a’ fro: IV n
I bho jy war.riui^a v
tiun—a W;’-r briw; •
have the i olive aid .
DISD,
4if thii Itowr., on V es-Uy mo-uingf fhn 4th in^u., of
lypiioiil fever. Mr^. M AGGIE M'^G. PRIZELL, wife cf
li. S. FrizeiL and diugUter ot David Wijm-SB, aifed
yearn and 10 months.
In Lou- are, ih-irtifw.y adopted home,) July 6, af
ter * oriel iiac3£ of tioi' dayij, in her 6'M year, Mi'S.
KLli.A, 11. HEATH, wife cf Hon. R. R. •
Ac-ideiitally di-''.r'•••d. -i lha 18th of Juiy, JAMES
FUANKxilN, second youngosi. son of Archibald and M::rj
A. Ray. ".v-fd 12 years aad 21 dny«.
U Ja ^ii'd tor us 1-0 be tepn.'afed frorf dear lidio Frank,
bul w? endeavor to f , God s will done.
Bend softly above him, 01 t -ii *!-..
Siiig swod’.y ab'.iT.- nim, 0! bird,
For closed are the'l:;'.i! of his violet eyes, f
And hi-i lips never nif ter a word.
Droop gently above him i-w«pf fl’,i'.,eii,
That bloom by the aide of bis grave.
For he was cut down .Y the niaruing>.i’our
And liea where no pity can. save.
Thine arms riiall enfold him, i>! G^d.
We yielU.gp our dariing to U-te,
His body lies under the rain-b/,at sod,
His spirit iu heaven is'free. ’ Com.
Inthistown, July 30, SAM.MY BB'ENT, son of Moses
and Catharine Holmea. ugod 11 nj'^aths and-Ji days
He was a loving child.
Dearest Sammy thou has left us.
Aad thy loss we deeply feal. * • ,
But 'tis God who has berifr us
• He c..n all ou." uuri.v w’heal;
Yet egain I hope fo 'aeet thee,
Whci. the days of ’,ife aru fled,
Then) in hoaveu'gUdly meerthe?,
Whd)$;no fai'jweli icirs are shed.
KxfCUMVP DCIKUfdlfTlf 1
Adju r4NT Gwwicnn, s Opf’p.. ^ M
Raleigh,
And it would not be pracr.
be tb.e bpcinuiuf^ of a movu , aar v. a-'
ip'’ I Tia.—a w?.r of exterraiha- I Gon to the
‘l- which the inferior would
■ j.rrsvu,' eueznies. Tell us not
that wc Louldget gu^xi^U'e-4.T)f our ri,'iit8 from the
emy. fei’ .'h -• .vegt-c uio' bo had, b-ut if-they
could Vnk, ihey'ift.;.'. .iir V;'uorit iBe gaper oa which
they.w .. wr'iL-n. 'Wt .v;,; J those gu.avantoes iu the old
tTninn. Li d the^ wva v/ .'vihleas. They could not be
• now-'
.not pui.uie t-^ie subject further at pvesant.
. ‘.I our renders , with all the solemnity of the
•le At stake, (t at tl.' ' nly hope of having pi^aoe
.'^ in coNqq/;,>ir;; : ir. No paper rasoluiiona,
.’.It J5.-. JO'jfftci-.uces. will he of any avail to
liberty,, a’jd proper.y, unless enforced at ths
';c buynne ‘
otberwi
•We w:
But We :
great j?
at all, I
no piO'
save
poiBi 
A g!
fv'el as.iurcd cf rh
between Knglr.u'
than priit.able,
g!itberf=’i'r)(‘ik>r«
i-ig, an.:,
slid safoi
tioD.
I
il di.
’• '-lOBL-i''
jb-tlLCt,
. which the'co.antry may
'll bitrie is fought, or a war
Ji. ini Slates, which is more
ihe cloudo which have
- of the tloiid and despond-
, of’God, give us independence
o -U great and prosperous Na-
allows this tluT-at f-. '
{ good.. If not. then it^s
j mediate wa- with EagbiBu p-i
i . Another account says t'lv-
vessels i‘i ailawod fo proc>'ed.
go into Brillih por.-i tii c y.i
Supposing this to be a .;■
action af the Lineoln'giv"-.
tyeeir England and th'^ U
The forzuer.winld be utji’r!; d:
to such a throat. Tho Ua;t ' .
to get gnus 'livl aii-.'i»ui‘trion
getTaer. :-r."”’.-kingly in Ir 'l'- ’J; ^
England jAafi not -'-lloW ib.' ,'.
thing. Look out for this,new v
the Confjtder'Ue oa'j-e.
- Gbn. UoRr.AM.f—1' f.-.-.i .it- last i.1 be certal'n '
'his gnlluEt an’l dashing officer fallen inti too
of the y- -ke'es, an * wi'I- a meanues ' lUi i-osiCoi 'ny l
If
' -j 3 Fisher .and Caswell.—We have received two^
. I'.-.ne of.ttedi quite long) in regard to an article,
' - I “Justice,” from Fort .Caswell, ab?ut.the fight
'h tho hfockaders ov-r-vthe wrecked Reamer Kate.
;• L.-,"- decline any further publication on the subject,
^n'ly because we are pressed for room, but al-o be-
weJhink more fesiing thanis necessary or-proper
• - about the matt,hr. And. more than all, be-
-r we have a reason which wcoild -be satis^.tor^ to
? • -Iters themselves if we felt atliberty'-t(y;'^ate it.
•1’ '...v C’^rreipondents take ouv.-iirot3piorili-A^'^ codf
B . ‘■
.Tiu. Croakbrs —A writer in one. of pur eiohariges
kp wlvo they aro that go about the s’ircets croaking,
V .. V '■ -y. fhoir little bit of courage because the Con-
lU': c>-';-i-; suffiru^. some disasters of late? And he
- PC ques'joo, that it is the speculators, who
0 the blood of the Southern people and now
•; iii^l^'what was so easily acquired may easily be lost.
1 some.truth iu this.. It ia certain that it is
-'*oidierB iu the field who have lost iheir. cour.igo
It il.ilr confidence. They are ready,-as they have
- ; ^ bepn, an-i always will be till our iudependencs
c.n to meei me eueaiy, to achieve victory when
;;.u.'y './'pussilue, ivud to suflTr defeat if«eed he, but
; give up, uoi to growl at their Generals or
ready to talk of reconstruction,
01 .’J'tfo upon any terms short of in iepcudence. It
; at boms” people who do such things, and
,j, iW'itavo 'oeea the first to claim !o8 credit-if
¥>--au.uu.br'okea succession of v’-i- :
^ - : --I
’-.-1 -b.-' b'lnr’Lt-:'-.'--';-;.,.-. |
' ■'L-.r.Lc't i:-c .-,ri'-skei';'. !
>..L .;.i. III. Truy adveWisee i
wiiiii-iv.. -'-t.iohii.^ for-ibis Riigade outhe 12ih I
. I. - W'.. !■•-.. S.uX'so -if At {jjjjf !
wi. U.Li'yu, c,- ...li ijquors; no-: anythiug fsr
‘•.r)i ,-.Tiif tp','-!; let boxes be 'weil venti-
;.Ai uu cooked p«'y\isio^o with vegetables, nor
!■ is iLvop; cool everythiac thoroughly be-
ii*g} titiirer boxes at Depot the day he is to
i . wrlght ot b 'x marked on it, aAo the Com.-;
- ;:Lr, BcigB, ;e, aud to his care.
AT GErfv.-,BURo.—A Wasbihgtcn
unto thattb^e y^tn'-eo loss was much geeatorthan
.'.L al iu and ilu’: this fact may have had
: • ' ; iu prc.’eatiug Meade from attacking Leo
on
M.'i ■•f'i-.iu'-’■; ^n-i
tb ftu' !. f-.
ed G":T f- iLLi
fi.*o«; -u.v
.'.o'tL- i-w“. i- '■ I '-
■' • )'ne . uv'-i’'
'i'Lu regiiii-,.-!. ,i ■: • itu-*; ,■ - - • '
of the enem.v nc-'.' 'dijig iu ’’-o p; . l ' O .. ,F • ‘ -
oes, ii little in advance of the oilurj, c-.' d- - I'-t-
taok between 4 an-l 5 Cv, m., pa ri. vvard c-roo.'id
th'e spurs of the sleep hiils riu-’-in'v.'r “u'o ihy b- 'li-
He eucounteied th. cm rr-y in ;Til-, jj l'A’’ dr-ove
hii'ii from them succobsl".!;., unde.- a i*.- .y cafirndirg
fire from tho fort nt'-.r Hiudman’s bou.;. ra-.i from the
gunboats. His pregresa w-rs of cour.^u slow, but i'e
rsRched the fort, after suffering noriiui' : ’ sv'nei'nt
loss of any of our forces, a-nd". r.; O’DrLruci-ia-
tiiig with Gea. Price 10 ’1:?^ li-!’t. His m: u ’.- ere so riine'’
exhausted, and his renks so- thiuneo. O', .t he d'-:- uot
succeed iu taking tho fort, ,
The, next fort, on .the grave-ya;
There were two g’Jiis in it, one ivas !ef
but the other bad a £h’.#t r.immed in '
While taking thi. , fort our forces W’tro
enemy’s fire from thv fort'r.ear Hindmi
Fort GoDnan above and from fho' guuboas. Tr-. c*-»
not&ding was.terrific! We Lvilrd to t'-ike Fort Germ-i’
—it was too strong for infantry, being best .foi-i.
thtjy have. Still farther above, MiuT’adoko and Wifl-
keu drove in the enemy’s pickets, p-l'r'i'e’i t’leii’.aeiillery
on the ridge to cor.raand the river, but (be eoomy.foup'l
dafet.y behind the lyvee. The for! oiTGront’s mill r.-'.id
'was not taken-^probably not attacked.
jfte fight lastod five h-Durs vriih.tbe reeui
-vhen our ft.'.'-”-? wove r!l v,b.i>rlr;iw • ni go
'IChe enemv ru;ift un I’i in'nia works ori-ipatu'
I'.'.i:
was taken,
in good erder,
vivl'OiU powder,
exposed to ‘he
■! Ve.ttloi c»f Oetty.-^biirg, P:’-. July r-''i 1st
i S.iui'i P, Sho.rt.linshiaiHstyeor, leavinga
ii-.cj 8 ''n'i .’riaior.s. many relat^es and friends
o mourn 1't-’l losp. The 8nhj ict of thia n--.-ricc y.-a*
vt:. in .Vi., ■••• Crupiv. Dao. the 7th. 1842, aud move-.l
f.-i a -in '.'-.•i/i';* t'- Mo-.5rp riMiuty in 1844. He tT’ 1= a
Tifim-:- I . “'i first o-i'i'U-TT? -h .i l-:fc the couniy^in July
I..-"! ..•..;i.'iv:-.iT-.>n'.,'.d2auii'rg’t xVnobier. bra/er
■K>v W'r.i.- If'Ovo {'onfedeviArmy ' Wher- tiiL'
L..'...-.iw. ‘’r;:... a -;';.ir.nt iu ihe C-v-ihage
1 t.-r-t’uoilcd l-y ih/yoi’^f and
... , :- -.ore: l-i‘li.^sufi’Hhiia from'luluuleeiing,
(■' i’\-\ ' ' '’■•'•"i-i all'the'pli:'“’‘'’'ra af
- r.-' -Irt'enco. .’Ui nflrsua.‘i-'i’" « - i>-
tn--' . .1 Ln--- ' .--- : ;• whUu hv his I'.iAcd L'.ot’ie-* (he
..' f! t!.;-l.:nyi>ro-nt^f.u..!wcro
, !- :-iv'f-'d’’ end suff'-U.iig'J inc;-
-i •! '
• i;'!-', v-'OLo fi-Vtpa.-'•
. ui -.Vbik '--
; iV( Vf. Ml no:-
I'a Col. (Burgwy.u,)'
!i him through
.' oing* thought still'.
(lark voU-';
remains:
Bv.
of the fight
Ti.'-
> th
o-Jyi
r-b-
a ro,
suffered fr-
■‘'b.'-.y itad noru
Tor l.ho .H.L.iCk ha ■■
for delay.
^he casualties on our side weie
wounded; tb©' nupii’cr taken prispi-i. e
mateih but ,it is uot largo. Los-" o:
known.
Gun. II,limes ;.ited gall'-rfP.’ cU; -"
when we look che fort on tho fyaveysr
posiiiou uu.T went, iu'tu it under a r, -iv
turned loose at every object't;. --t i :•
horse whie’*' he r:d.‘; into ih''f:rt. G-
fit.yf' W‘f.h his mcu. an-'i -w*; kr''-,r thL\
tiio oi’d veteran.
Tht} q-nly,property dosiriiyed dnri-;-
negro quiivuro bel’ow s'l.-- tr-iv.-u
The tO'Ar. WHS -.ngly.f.
appeared (0 h.’vv.,> lieeu h'-il-
proyf.h wjs -1 up
w'-rk, exeep: Hie road IrO''
■vl all niokt b '■•’.".v '.i'..-
ct 1
>rd';r.
■foops
hir.'g.
I i IN e
.at be like a hero,
Hr di''-! iit his po‘’t
Thouf;-’: ') be ueac, he can never be forgotten; 'and.
t'lOiJirii hi.H iVT';;lel li-.’. '■".r away in t-he laud of, ■
fie'HU'ftUi;’-'!;'••I,--'•!. ih.iugh roughly laid fieneath the
Bod by his C'^mradc'i; we fnir.r.'il forget him; no! bis
memory will be fresh Tni green in the hearts of those'
he U'fi behind him, uniii w” too shall bo silent in death.
Dfeac© to tbe f-vkes of our young brother.
Far rway fi- ru kindred and home he ditJ,
In inaphocd’s bright aud e-irly bloom,
The noble brow b’ut mangled form,
Lies silent in the grave.
I onc-e iCucT r. soldier’s love,"
And for him oft did pray.
That He w-ho rule? ,he sphere above,
WouM guide I,is rc^pistops there.
I folt that'h-uild the hand'of death,
F’er rend tiiese tender ties in twain,
I’d g>- ':!y ,> iel-7 • ) lix-eiing bresth.
And join the lost and loved again.
Rr.; ibaf
T-) 'w-’i b r, .-Tan:
Ar- I to 'iveep. u icl
Whioii r-. bo>»on'
O'-! 'Uby sh.i---i-l ' v
r-e j-i-
i 11 an; here, .
h;.-, x.i ji-ia! shore,
V,-'
s (,'7 fr.*iih ari^fled;
. >-.T to me,
ident dead. Sosuiu
; ik« ligi.i, a.'.
! hill, Dp b-ti. .1-i
fire, which wp
Jin lo'^t ,ti'
1,
i-.l-
: ified;^
nons
7 ap-
'Tito atiaoK wr.:
;*ii firsi- of July.
•/:I - (ho
-lO uuiuga.;.i obit-uarr not!C..c of sol-
•■iu'- ci' n-. lie prtblished. It
..x-.p. , hi-n-- f;..'!- a r.esponBlble
. ■! s i. h r .itiul. i-r'0--u-v h^-qivo
Hcadqifnrfers L.-iir-iiSiiii.', Oilicc,
jilh f 'li-.L,'i'v. i).,
0-
o;*’- O'! w"*i I > “i.'^he Cffffnniu I'lUt of
:■ . 'iDomms'rsditfit Oifii':ra
• -• t k aoinri' i Distri'i’
.(Script
; -ii'
'1
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.1, for-, intended 11’’Hi.
hb and ognf
tl'u
.xe» •» *
for HU-' PX«' -pi.lf'n t ■
' cd th.vugL ..'ic oomL-i.
his approval.
• 'By:order of Gov..
’.ilLTi'AKi MAT-
■' Cinfir^FiiDi. tailBl i
A Y ^
lying
poiu'.'.-."'
VIrr’
••taxe^ I
not; •■'7
rail' ■
ntct 'L-i'!.' '
in. But to
can.'! for .
SulUd ■■ V -
was ii'
was in tho
taen i a .S .
poicio.; ::t.
' ere tea
THIS RtOHT niBK 'ifoN.—It is truly grati-
'sident Davit has revoked the ap-
'' u\ -.j-j iiim, of a Ma,i-jr Bra'iford,
lief TiLhiugman, or Ooilec'or of the
-r Norih Cai-oIiDa. The tax itself is
- .'1 wo if b; I-, i ’'he people gene-
■> ; v;iih a good gr.acc, as one of the
. 3-1'- . r, ir su'^'i a ; we are now-engaged
•r -’i, a-mas of (he tax, a I’i to give
.^r i; .J that North Carolina waa in-
■ of Vilginiau to the office,
- '•Ve,u ;i)‘ from a geni-Ieman who
- Executive Department at Rioh-
sgo and sp Jre of thi-* improper, ap-
ica oa t .-itjiui for it was, Chat
■ A'on.4 - a.-fi-u'iii oiacs.
fear of him, th ;y iivv- act ’’ful’ ed .toccufino .'iimi
Ohio penitentiiry, u 7r; 1 v-:.,. In t.-U '. -
povevr-'-imt sht-U uisc!;;--. j.u 0
j Wfi.%0 captured af the ! ' I
j.ioenable to theRtata laira
This treatment'of Morgau is
jipon which he surreuilcr.-d.
to Uepfi Iim’brid^'7. Auc) wl
up aud said that Burbridgt Ir
andgrnathira tarruf; jud :5',i
with cuaruotUi'iBt.io vihoic-,
conditi-ons of ti e i-uueudfcc.
\ankcc papers
Fruiu ihe arooiwii weco} v
Morgan had ptid them ett in
of ooufiuemeut, by destruyiugiaauy .miliousvl pro
and oapti'iring i.fiOO men ‘uriug . »>’ lirte.exppikii o:
Kouinck.' ‘> ’'•
.ig olhejr of the i:.-isiaienvViiQ
U TUCKER,
MM and .A \. A 0.
52-1 w-
joltoiii iVianlcrs.
Xo f
I HAVE been' . ,u . rr
Burv Chief appointed by tl-c ; -iHry of the Trea-
Confederu'e C 'h'i I'lu oha.-v of Ooiton for the
lina aadw’ Jo(t>rhmea*( -vh--Suf . of NortUCaro-
xll pay for tho. same in 7 per cent . Bonds or
Sub-/ . * ■ LU L- .
buyi’' *■! visiting the dmereni p'lr;-; of the i-ivte,
*r' -*8 my name, will h'lva written oertiftoates of
C t-Bient.
)i^er of the Secretary of the t'reasury, all Cwitoo'
nuroGMOd by myself or my ?.geiU7, on and after the
I8th day of March 1863, will be paid for ia 7 per cent,
Bonds *' Gash, and not 8 per oeu;. Bonds as stated in
a former’ advertisement. Up to that time, however, the
, per cent, bonds will be furnished ae stated.
Patriot^ oiiiicns are now offered an opportunity to
aid the Government by selling to it their Cotton rather
than to private ..-apitaliets.
LEWIS B- WILLIAMS-.
Charlotte, March.24, 186 L [0 o.] Utf
•all ?i. 0 iior UlsiLC. . -it suca aa -
, ‘ ; -i-i been coriierred upon a s .ft;
v-ilta-. 'I'.H.c.-' fh" G-tV-’rnor or o'her an-
itU : -f • - vih C voliiiI'ha reason given is there- \
fare a'p’'.!''''ion,'only, not a justification offfhe app.-b
ment. We irust, however, that all D'lkind fceliug? to: i
'Tii-ai'd I'rei'ident D.avia will be removed t,y the removil uf i
•the obu.ixious individual, which it oai-1 to hav.- followed'
a rcEion.-iiranoe from Qov. V.vnoe-- In the mean time it
U!:. le thousands of—enemies we had alin-'et said—
to tbe.AumiDiBtraiiun.