9r
——M
I T III ■ Il» IWI
XnE CAMi'AluN
Froiu the a i I'-'*
Aocouuls th»t h: ’’« C(> ne
last p»per WM ru' y p
thua tho*“ of ■h'; fi,
»nd go to S fw fh . !ir
timatci ka firat rei.x te ■ f •'?
bs »boul. thuf; ti' '“I '
our line? iu ■ > f ‘
fougbt wifh cri' »: ,i ru
tura »nd broik ■■'•ir r
V BulNfA.
. .f tHe o'.h iu»t.
m , >*• uy H.oct.' O'T
evt'n
( of Thur? !»y .ifr’i* aud Friil%y,
,,r w-■ •> '• ('•'*'r
Ij' I i*»
othenrisfl ibttu r*(?*rd iho pr»»enl appesrMioe of these
»ft .iri ixi any other light than the mo8l »*ro«»ble to
eyf't- It is tliffiouU now to b"H0ve
I, ‘ ut tl«-n Q^'mH wMI, be *r.y oh«no9, w^oooipliuh
ir-i»( he luid^rtoot to do in Virgiaia. OonBiderioe the
!«p*i »8 tney now known, re^^o** deoiares tb»t he
•■■I >. n ttrmy are in f'^r fire-iter d»ncr ihau toe cij U>>.1
j. ’ olcraoy.—Ruhmon.I liiiivfnrr, {)th.
1 'Isiai-s
• fir:.
vTirJ rU"
rl.' t ■
oharge after oiiargi’. but t'ajy ,.ore suoco.id'ally i^p ili- ;
ed at eTf>ry pofcit wi»H s!aujtbt'>r; fo*T“d *o ■
relimiUiaJj tu« aM-ug.il8, aud :•> .car* -j 5 gJt id
eanta^t—wt>rks rom-ii i''i: i '• tbiP clc^e of IK' !
fight, and oar n’et! bo! i:tg j f.v>t of the
gained by thcu.'.
ATTAci; cv r:i» k'jkhy kki.mv skiiit |
It will bo rec.'Ilei--*‘'1 th i', ibt Htrus^'f ou r-i>-*y j
olosed abo’.it B-X'n Fr u !';«»t hcnr >- »tv siri’^nunbii.r
uOBliiiued uuMl fjur wbpu aU Ivv^-'•i-.* (’r'm)i.irv'
lively q'liet Hut sogii »fi«r ir.e •■»’to;nw »•-
temptid a ni.r-t o*- vur i-.n'a, ? > =• j" ,
th^t tliej WvUid I';) >y ui ; i •' ir ti c ■
furl I'rectr.! >1^ u»;=t ""sck'''nd.;o - d « m- • '
wiih ■'rnble eu>v'^- Fir «» ■; vi >•-
and Dusk try fim 1 rr-i5' - -'>71 ; u i'.-. . 1
djX? -lai tiU'lf *f!l .'I , b^.l. ••» 1-'.
who n. -.j: ; ,u.- -■ f I., 'i v^Ji '
bri'lbat thf. i; - . v ;•
pl»y he e'-T • »• ?' • ; ' ■,■■■ ; i’ ' j
paib?d, onr m -n .i'’’ - ;I; • • ■ • r 1
adTHnoei T>'.'v r.* .‘
yeroly, tho tiro of o’\r T.eu r.i k,;;,-w! * ■;!» m 1
r%’if.s. Our lr-?s is S-: \ • ill 1 ;:
De'f»tftd in ».:■ ir fc, ** .^ !> , . • . ' '
enemj next t. i i ; !• ?
aira'Q they w re \ ' - - j
like those of tbe d*7. t*. 1 - ■«> .s ,l. ■ ■' i
they failea.to c-^rry • . ■ > ■ o !! >
foun T our army ^ ,
br • •.■n, an r i tfl
tht'ir inoti u?' uj-
Tbo enemy ii" -1- r. i>^w t i**’
and >be op a. = .
were oc- fi , ■
0- p : n : i . 3 :
ropnl«f(* •• t’l
atUck :>r 1>*. M ’ • '
repeite'l etf jrt •'i' . ••> » !‘(-51 . s.
be owiug to liie f-*- t ti»t Krecd’" • s ' ) ;
across a roal betw-. n til 'll ! ■■ -■ ' • - v.f-, ;
which the cnenjy 0 •• r ' ' T ' : •
asBauU is eaU «o hut. n ' ' a ■
the same palieni wuio^ ^ «n ‘-c. . "■ -'v rr-
but w&. feeble '■iiid i = 1>. j 0 nis
thirty yaras, i»ai w?r? - a jrja.oa i.v '--jr t--.
So beaten. th« eue:rr m r 1. . ’ »-i -
: i’ 'f : 0 ;
\U
iisi 0
CASUALTlKei IN N. C.
¥Oa THE 0«SKilV2H. •
NKAf* MKCUA5iosvit.LR, A , May iSUth, U>*i4.
x^a. K J. Halo & cioiis: — Kelo
rt8ui\t:ee in our Ret; t, (f>lih
t:. 1;
ni^ixv
•iriw.«ie.) dur'iij^ iho eogn.^e(uoiit of Itit
1).- rj'« lUuff-
P f'« Siaf—Kill.-.i; Maj J A H-jrkt •.
Co A—W •I'ndod: Lt ti A OleirsntN. slif t't lu neck;
’irt i3e>'> tWck, ii» f')rehe»i: S yiunner'*>jii.
iu arm. Priw»ie VV F Br->adway.
B -Ki''ei-; S-rRi I i Kjij^lieh '’j- i i: .1 W sn-
ir- ar a » ’.d r‘>'"iv>ra»‘n; S M'ittiew-i. e,iv riuy
t=i i At N WdJ !, tuoh. P lirwiioii
V *' Or a‘'u Wound' 1 'J Wiil,
UKiUAJifUK (JENERAL JUNiUd DANIEL
^ FOK TUK OBSKRVBE.
Thn hand of friendahip wou’-t Hy this tribute ufon
th«* grKv» of tbe heroic dead II«rj he was, brave,
poised, devoted to tbe oanoe ho t'spoiised. ohiv^ous
■»od TParn*«i5n>■'U'*; H’S b''''’d tVip of
ti^vlvnni*. ard hift oonjniHii >i>i'T fomi r«-sts in ••the
' phantom irnip of d’ith.” May thy ui*’tac”y, ol^.sB inaie
• :»n l friend of my b^vhi>»d, be ever held io t.«rennial
f-«shn'e«t, »nd whilcf thy aerviort^ tothynoanlry duWnu
' the three ex’»otif>{ perilous vfars »h? •jRij trcdJeu
, - . 1 tlie wine preBS, aud ihy coi)s*oratiou to hiuuan freedom
Z 7r U . shall be pver oaeriuhed by » ^ratofal ood'-try, may the
N L , II>ke B oU uf jj.^rth Cir haia'-* yet, uabci
K:
L'
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I l; HLi:
VV fu!«J.'d: J A
r> .^rf n
•'TIJ
K F J ri
s!iir 'I ■
w 0
f -K *i: .. ■' i i >’/ u- '..1; hi J . .'i-',
-■ : T ; J V a i- , ■>• Tv-. >’ l.i
iu uA'il.
. •; S. r .MX II Si;:hi in !• -I J; P
' s’ ’II : }I Ptliii ra I?i7er»l> in
•• : ' ' 'ii> ,i in -•»nd.
I-ii-Ur.i: P 1. M l- irl ,nci. W \. i?hy ’.i:
I* I -;, -iijii ‘ die.i; 1 (2 '';rc*ir, si'vri *• in
. r , .-•/rn-u ly in oofn ihi'ihs; Win Tuo^.cr,
mtii (rum ta.
aid- F II .
•ira from
(*criod pftjffts to Hrtjulate tby dae ls, auti if *'eod ^e, lik*
ihys-if, 0 offer their livc: “’mid-t tbe lightoiug of tile
lii'Orutv a« a nat'rifioe upon the aitar of their
coun>,y’a l’be?-tyl And wbfo 'l-o nh-^U wJi.ve ibove
’.h' tljk/crH, ■s'aia'.'l by it'oo(i''U p
ten.J-.'t hfti.d. suftll ohed iV.' -r lu^rfumt around tby l«^at
r«Mtin^ niaoe. K'f. thy D(Vm« be grtv^n 4eep and hiirh
upon il at la ’C'li'ient*! rihait I ha* smuU lie •‘••art-d i»y t::i.-
♦h i*, b'jro y ;i. '' nem ry ■'f t ni-se Po>ia who i«
lif, fru^ to *h**ir an t d^od*^ if
T^l.ir, »n^ Tfh'iMc heroic endurar>co. ev >r 0 >n«ti*
tatn bv nroi.d-Mf an>i noblest tneto. ria'l Lh thy oait^,
hu * c>iori( P'l. b-‘ rlso-i by lh.» -whiior’- «
by (h if. .-.f P'T>ib r !•■ "I of *n ! '. n an t
jj'. »-/.h 'f tJ'ir I >n ^"(t oP'crs, »nd i»f»n ( »f '^'nnh ;5»-
tr.l'n-1 u'-i’l • Ihe -p r-joui 1 ;ici tr'.M
( ■■ i i k-ij^hta—hr: o p ♦'-rover—
hi'o'i !h Pi\rt'. !v tiT'r.’' T'" * f-‘ Id^ of war
♦ . ,?pf. n i hv-vTa ' ■v') I -nn(-v .’>fi i i an ! • f.'.’e-
r'-on/; coos'“i^r*v**'^ (rr^'UU't.”—Tnay >.• firf* ol
■ -fr !|JM i'o cr■‘•»'d' - i rp'^-i 'be »U*ra of it.tT v
V' ’rf ■ T7^*ic?^ ^ * OTi, bo --‘ f lit>tr;". in
;.f .'H.' ijj'*" r - 'f ■'TU Cl I’le i n’sn-1 ' ■
* G'.'n'l I) uiel » %s jounff-'st •‘on of Hou. J.
J. Da»;i-’, Ri'd b'^rn it» it*ifaT, N (J Ho was
• « il L V'? .y;-J L ,
1-1 r,tii(?‘r. iin-,1 150
m'ii'
tii(?‘r. in-.l
i% Of* ikf • * «a«i
A.'lh 'R :•’!
• H.SIULL VVn.MAM.*^.
remaiued quic* d>:rln?- bi
ocoaeional fir'nT p li
In this cb9-7* 1.1 ■n’ro'-s »rp sat' to > b -n
very drunk. 8ani« of ; m ^ i: 'i- 1 jr .ir , r m
without thrir mu.~' .'ts. Cv t>o a t e."c ; i
that they c^sae ap ’ ir-”, ' • ^
OPSBATl )S» S i*L': ’)\T.
Nothing occurrc 1 -i ^^•a. v-.y . ' t-.f
exjept ociai'.onal «ki ni 1 t;t ^ \ •
tieman who left tee frcn* v.' crdi” rkf a.* o‘«'. •. * -
ports that eom« skirmt-' c.^ w .-: k a-, • n, bu' f’r .-r ^v
were enraged a burying tuf ■' -»i, hi i - a i-
ing to the yauk woun ’cl.
Il was reported in our a.iay t> • B'-'-cr ^■41 cfT *J
a junction-with Qr.’ict ri: r ? roug’ot in 'sst
night was that Grant waci fallitjir b :h the dirccHoT
of the Pamunkey.
ABSIVAL Of YANKER PP18 -V«a8
Prisoners cciitinua to t'onr iu .m Gr-Uv'a i^r' y i
squads of luinies c»ai t\* ■,•.■?. Dar;ng 8^'uri;vy ih j
number that Eo irrivi*d l t ok up Iv ’gitiga
Libby amount d to ahoar ;^(K>. v' nycf the»“ p"'
•rs seemed hftlf Etanred ani s»’d tbft' tH*i ' arir ~ was
BafferiBg for food.
Correspond»nce 0' the Piobrrcnd Ffxarniner, »»'h inst
AKMT or NoRTHIH* VlHOINli NkaE V ’,!.,
June 5—7 P. —Tr,-il»y b&s be-u u u ”-. ,■
Occaaional ejarpskootvn^ and a ow ^ i.-
lery make up the buti ot ihm .Uy n t. r» "la st le • f
the eamp’5 the M^niaSer*? ->f ih’ O - d k' .> .?c ‘ ’ i
iag divine services, an-1 eTfr-fSi- p »t ■ ti *
Mpeot. Q»q Lee b ^ bec.T ri iias: •»U'a^ fe 3i!i9!'rv-
viewing and rooocaoiterii hifl Exc.’lii-iiy,
President Davis.
Ou''.I'.l r.e enj-..a ■ he v*;t w ,
in ki^!'':) a-5 wr n i ! n ■ ' ' • t .■ -
6*nd,w.-i" ‘
enem* i9 fi/tefn th'ittand. T.i ’o u- ni
good epir.ia, -!■ i ar-j ug : i ■ ! \* : c lii
their meat rai;oD .- v. iw .. u~ ' ; 1 f - - *; .
per day. togithe-with cjff-o V. a;~ ‘
bles, especially oniana.
The military sUuat’oi i^ fui! .-,f -«>ff
The enemy has piv his nr r 1 \ ► r « t, -i fr>in
he can scarcely rei'•('■a vu.n. ..:, i nU '
*dvar.-j sepms. .‘■0 II,;
has been tu fore? t •-•. ?r' ''le > h , .
Cold FarHor. ani ti?" hpr tj ’i-> '
or pas» to fhe o»'i''r ,l;r-' -n! p«
himself be»w'>'n Ri>-jmonJ »n ti-* v
made rep-ateJ ac t J'-i-rnvn-.1 on .-
fering imro-ns? Ic «;3 hime ■f. .■.Tfl c ir.^
opou our army, and a -- i ^ ■
that momentary s’looep^ wh;-'') .• . .-.r.-iy,.., „■
ways «btai.\ ptfvfsi : 1 i ■ -« '
which he ha^ b’®n ins ‘>'4iiy driw tn lU' i
alaughter. The rcp?ii*j .i of these
good fa'sttcs. Apirt from u-‘ I'’ *■ PTr^*^
men, suo'i » suoii's^’on -'f unl’si^b'' i -
fail to dMnoraliio ac I .3U'h'’'irf-;n hi^i
far bjyond wnnt h .Jpf---*! ia s v 1..ti. p c'uM phu'
Np soldiers • > bo k'.; . ; ' y ti.; i: la ji.o ao f
winning aomf'tHi-i'r- cie;- Til. .j , .. .,1., «,.t .-
consent to Lav“ fboi' 'br'j'n *'t Tij Lic*
After it baa be*n ascer-sin d, j -^p®*. ..1
that those a‘»g'»alf3 on the ’ - »•- ;i,,i"-:,r .^o1 1
Harbor, arf up tkjly to rraoujj . iu • 3-j ..
multiiude of d.^at',8, th'>) tb» . !: > r " ■ !
tion by the Felriril i- , r .,, ...
H-
;inp.
ill -fo.-.r^Ul
c*ca-t bs
if b’s
.(» r I. n- t
IT a il >iT-r»
f )ii Ttrv osHfCt’a'T’.ir
Lv or B4Ttu:3 y Mils.s No’»ti op \
May 5lss i8ti4. i
• ' f —a-T i" in ‘imj'i y F. 2t>''i N ' fv*'7t,»n
! ■ • e -p asEff of t r 5;\ fith -*nd 10th May 18' 4,
V> r>. ji -.-s HP-1 nea'" 8p,- t«yl7an a 0. U , Va :
Ii; i- N ru'- r***'.'1 Wouod*«l: Lt O M Hu.i-
- rtb. iu b«-ad w'h pr>ea» b-ill. Fngin; L«. \ B Hay?>,
iv ir ; lorebe.^ !; J T Hood, tiligbtly in b-E.J;
• ■ b* s r, b’*Jlv m lt>x, baud *nJ ehou'der; Corp
3 L P."i- .1, f rioijsly in »r.a and s»d'’; H Anna.-), ba i’y
- l.-r; Jg3 BildvV'u in bowels, died; Wni Br^d-
i. I * ’ n r-^h' - re.- ; H C •''ourtney, «€n.*u8lv in
- “ J VI 'r’lQo. b.i iv in both th’ghs; J P Ceft^y,
• =; in -ulj“r; J Olark. eligotly »»j side; Jaraes
G f . iis ,» £.. Jno Kinc-*ut, ehMly ip fjre-
11-5 ‘fh s i, h.tly in au>Ji»: Lark'o dcott, slipht-
I in > ;■! r J; - M ! l r’>, HUgbtly in b’p: La-trin
f I"* u M/h ly in ih-ea, P-iiil H w ll, thigh, hi ghilv.
M ' ’’ ta; :iiic .ily w.iu i • 1 have reiurued to duty
-ip'a- -'O;': K'll 1 i, niort»liv wouc.ied and died
. ••. lely .\r, *i:gh!iy woao-ted 19 Total >1.
1 w i* -JO slightly w.'and i iu ::.e brcasf nn the 5th
"•y II M. TUTTLK,
. * Cap*. Co F. 2fith He?’t NOT
State papv*rn Dlea^ia oo','y.
'■>'k iV T.. -n the 'lOrh May, near Hernuda liundrrd
F’** ‘ " i Staff—W.iiin l d- Li C.)l. Joiation, eevc'c;
V ” Steward, bl.ght,
A—!■ R V.-n- 'rs, —'Votiaded; Fr.aak. Alpin,
J ‘.V i)i^> ri, A Kiaricy, 1» 11 nierflon. E!y Cox,
'J* : P\'ric, Briiison, 'Sax Scott.
—No an.- Lu'
—C,.j ■ E M D'.a;, o--''ad’g—Wounde '; A JoUnaon,
i) -T'l'.n 1> uji. . J C Ftrgus3n, 0 Silbitt.^, Kioharl
i l l'. 3 v 'f^; ^rca’d Ha-sion, contu‘'ion of 1-ft "^houl-
1 l> aid S Ca^eroa, w.Minied and in hands cf ti-c
-
: — - V , R l; p.;* 7, c - i’g—Ki .’i; 8pt J O T.fark',
’ rp J H J J B ilUr 1. J P ll.'rer. J L Jobnscn
V -un i? ’: C'vpt U U P»'ty. dang.-roujly. S^t W .T Jo'rn-
1- ‘i -f.TP; C '!-:. H H-irper, elicbi; OorpT B Ouat -r,
■' H M o-e. Q ?>;, S S Hat?b. s-'vere; li' II Johnson,
.1» : W J BryAn, fiog^r amputtit.-d; M Woinblo.
..r ” sniv'U'i’f'd; W rT Groi'', finder ampata'pd; John
■J - s ; g '• ' I Il»mni}ck sl.gh'; i^ivid Wil'iams
- • ••• I' oi 1 ;»
i. -Lt L e a f j—Kill J: RaTm Stntwei!, Wii.iam
: J.::
F--.J .s c..' i! w'.', ciTii'g—'Vm Fn.ii—.
’■if." ; T 11 ir*'i j; W’0'''.d!d- '’:/p .Vj
; . r. J .V li'iwiJ, P 0 iveziah, P P Y-mdle, W P
il ■•', H Prt-^ly.
0—Ci^it J J Caap comd'g—Killed: T C Black »oi!.
‘V. f.'?; L' Vi L llenley, W A Mcrr'“, J P R'-JJ.;;!,.
P L V -V H L»ti, j j J...Ti, D L Bedlin-5eH, T IJ
L *( . G Mia'">1 t \V 0 TT-nps.
'■*—H M Disco c->M’dir—Wonn^td: i’ot- \ (%
r G W I *■ iw \ c B-^rk!- y, J D Grirr. G
;i T.’ r. Vi 'T H r;pu, J 1> T-»lton Tr.oo ' ia’i, J K
A i.J B :.T J RCocar .n, T M Hal , W J
*■ L ■ i. I ‘ ;-i 1.) '-v* '.i"!*.?, J )hn 'iucii^
1—; »p: ’;T \ E i-. ,r. !>—K:lic >: Sgt .Mlea Sn.ilb.
® ^ ■ J H ucL' i hl'.a, l)\n'ii J'lap?. U ’V
I' 1. i. '•Vr.ur x~ ■ r.f>t W \ Liii-, C'jrp D 3 *Ve8*-
-r'I. T".;II wo!!, Rob’t V'orrell, rtt*‘ph»n Wor-
" ■ I ,h ij-’jhb.
K P T J hna .a cofi'dg:—Killn.J: Lien' J M
W.1 ni.M: s .f J r c>rp W A
A R H npj. P il ilHr. B K Arae-
iifdpituln-.cn -K ;i a, Itj; .«.or.^.l!y woU' leJ. 4; s--
il woaaUed.
s; e Hc-
n - T.M
If
i?l ;;
an effect on tj? oba^«i
and mor'" ii.-j;!rnu t
worst tie'eai w-;u 1 :■
fort which lue ofdtui
prove.
It is fjt' ■^rj’'r
CBnvinoel aa ius
1*66*8 army yt-i a.aoib
the s-'uud of b ■ c*
’ even Gr .nf s ? ■ - c ^ i
8equelofai^t^y> I ■ , u
enough of H - , t —
bis lc>f J s;i — ,
iome pjint oa i?- Jaici
and Bottom’s Br f ^ j-. , •
devslupe I, a: i g . .
of hi«i It ' 1 3,. * I- .,
ooonifc prt of. Li- a ^
ton ha J a tiuf rr;-':, ■ r , ^
Vlcksbu-i' a ■ i.
marcbi’'g iriih-'Uf ' r ■
divide i, sn l uco ■ t- • > . ,
berton we-- u.ta'; > t. k.
lumflfitf bt't r : V,3'- - i.
and re'‘uuL I t ■. y
great ni&a. He w-., .
adjured t.-> dn ia Vir^-. *i ^ -w'..
sippi. The oondiM i,.^ *.,
was UDablq ta any ta •
unitjue i4ea seeuis lo i> i, ^ tj" t
and Richmond, if tac pla- .v
of his ailrer.vHry i ,rci; i oi. in-
»rmy was not ecat,. r
deetroy ii, ^ he t -d tat-
Pemberton. He j»iiea to
power in any pcx'cj-.!. ! ■
it towards Rici.;u’.'d, i ;
difiicult gr iiuil; f)
hy »n amy bet tr Mi- > >
Yet every ibiafr m ijo * .
novQ in £iiu ^
stupidity of a u«,g or .T ,
trick &Q(i Qo i i ■
Richmond f*nd t>.c H .
to that which here«..jS,^
neld-figiting r.'»d 'jpon c >i
•n?for,1/'-‘^®®“‘ - i/aaid *o
Thirtifh S 7 ^/o Ifiy >0—/,^.’, .4m»-/
F;?1 I V!' ’ P- W 1. f. I: C d F M Pa.
’r- :'’’'a?; 'oj' P vy Arrington
A K _ d L .1 aj.. X .M Iloirar l, Jd
v nd •.^ J ■Rij'l .r, 1 ~ Htnpn;*t.* i; J Fr'cr?.
'! 1. b»f :?• \y H '■:pL .‘!>i->ro. !fg: Jnn Mi!c«, s'nnul^ r- J
f K-i y. « V‘i- in -: rv,^;". >• p '.Villl ,m^ 8g!»
•> >nl R' k.f’r. r -{. 1 B ps liv n «d1 TJprrin?,
. ' •'! r«a . i«u..»r. ;:.>on i?»ll, Hot» ’ H
J • M ■ i, .li'Knu.n. McKor^ie, Pore, R“vd
nl.l. T»y. .1-, Wi T.ttr.i-O'' ’
i’ Ind .- T G iNhe^rln. band; r rfi x W
’ ■ ■ - V >P3 B I*?, ;f'o; P B D V.s. a-,1,
r'-.b H Np'ii. leg; .'I e p prr^ra.
. h MlI :;,.-; r. i‘rtli0r, h%'id; J L A:'-
ng: S'( J Dah-ariii, I S Ku'f n.
It
in. a If
.r;
v ii
>Sv»uip j L ./-I
F-’!gr'm, Wonst, Wi!(iam‘’'^a.
■ i'» ' X b’vnd; T>rivi"H
')■ .■; D.Ci-n.^, wriHt; (yrce*?. hip.
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II ^knv.n C.ileman, Miller A
'f Jo*i"?3n, H'nlroa
i .• ’MO'.io '*d: W il H y ' .ri-,
J H; lUily, arm; J ' L> y-
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' • • A P K.i'.g, CasW'.li, King,
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■ ' i -■: t II I ?; n-ug.i. kne'-;
. V. .; -I H.own, - a'; '••'.? bef J; W.>od;
• i ' ■ ’ , jiHuJ; Bi .1. :•« a.m; WBTeaobj;
A 1 V4». hfta.1 viiat^in,;: . 1 Pieroe, frivaie?
* ■■ J ‘J L '.w»r- , liau Ha uat.'n, 'liiUara, Pir
. j' •'■'•, D H ■ ck: .ad. Tu;;is.i'»’.
! -.-K )' it G. Iv rreil. S.;’- W V Vrhiiihurst, pri-
• - 1 ->, ’V G Wm Wormook, K Dick’na.
V> . .J d; ijiopt •'» -Viooro, Urwa-t; Lt Ji II Aljor*;.
■> ' tu»!u; '^.i! • .^, h.nk!c’ C>Tp Pittman, >*rni; Sgt
'■ V, 1; o; pT--vi;e« Bur^rH:^, band; Corbitt, hip; L
r'4 • 's; f'lig'ip.i, firm; For 'es, aad E T Ilarrei), hand;
.1 Liuid. iiir'; J 0 Lititi*, iiant; P'itllit.a, area; K fit.41-
:a/H. 1 Mga; I» L> ..-I'tUiiu^j. leg; G buuixerliTi, brea.jt
-a 1 *’ug 1; L Wulr*L a, breast. Miaain^: Piivatci Cor-
f iU, V} *■’ Criop, G Uathiway, Q M»'iiay.
0—Kill.id: Corp! Hi»emore. .1 L Crawford, W H Har-
“i « li R Wilson Wound"! Ltd W B^dgett, h-;aJ; Lt
.1 T Fuif )rd, -t.rDi; -jgt '.V J Badgott; pri?at«3 Q A Col*
iiu'i. ni'i; VV F Cre-,j, c-iin; W P Slanghter, leg, thigb
•»;,i bfvt; VV J 'Jo'idpII. Miesing: Hjr; D.-an, ^-rivatoH
I>ici*rr£5on Uanrob, Ffrtiikliaa, R P ilard?», llamtne
II—Killed: 8gt Morrion. private'* Jackson, Burr«»8.
Wounded: Lt H .1 McStsill, leg severe; Lt Jackson, bead
—:i*>d; Corpls Matthews, arm broken; Underwood, leg;
;>rivat-a Toio, thigh; Btack, wmnded and captured; M
Loyd, br' P 'yo’o; Lyua. bead; Wclvjr, faip; j) \i
M Ivflr, hand; Na«;.n, h'p; Rigers. head, capturpd-
'I'aylor, fjoi neven? Misuing: Oapt Wioker^ Sgt \lcla-
^rivatfb liornaday, C*mD’>cll, Cox. Center, Greeo
Uoiii, Kii'.f;, McFarland, Starns, Xbomas, ’
^ Caj>t J C II»rii>», A M Joynsr, Rioha'd
DA'ightridg^. Wo.^ndod; i>t tt W Arrington, leg oan-
ar.'1; Jethro Culrepner, hg; J M Bone, bre^wt;' J 1>
.•;.an,ng, tliigh; J M Pitt, bead; W 0 Rig-.bo,, breast-
»I ii Winsi^au, mortally. Missing: B Griaio, Joaiah
LTi kdAu, O'o vVio*ct6.
»!'o ® WceVs, P A John-
' J ^ J ^ Alcxa*>der. Wnnnd
to reacn ibe , |
qaitear.other i ,
Kven if he h i-. '...’1 . ' ’ «i I »b.
would only aos;
very well to get b
—when there tr i,
Bn* the circi ,11,;.
He will havp { i,rm' o.' .i
iwtrurty oa big nanlH^ ar'J t
the country on bis re*r Ii
j!t V . child Ilf wa-? puj tl I "
r ' .1 7. '1* • .g-1 Hrt pn-
f >1-' : > aad 1 f- h--! r n w-'ed m ti
, 1 -"I.J 1 t t*9 U.' ■■ V .Ul'I, he
'-ai. rod 1,-j ^r.*i ' Hu^i w.^.- u J fo' . v-i tiysirsu
V* I ffj
N ’ M '.'-.'.J. I- «*- - .a ?• 1^ ? srd -i
.* »t UP f-iiq'jiri’d »>.''»^c ("ftbi s ai.- i r. .^ivel ' '»ai t:a a
lag Hi- i»’■'a.iiao'.y q la* il'! I lii 'i fo." I'.e p»rt
hj «fa-I i.-'f'r • ia t ui '-.i' -.f.-- 'R ^ * -K I'roirat-vd
T:'^" H" li fi ■> w; '» (>;c '-utiijj, ia.>3
mor* At the bnin; of'ii.f U*:' T»t:n l-e N'oric,
be wa^ r?«'idine up.' ai^ in ijoms; ta *, Vai
h.‘ ^romni'y rtpa'.rLd to h., -.a I at R.liigh
t*nder*d ni» «ervi >»s to il*e t.\te G'v K.iie. lie was
■joo" after 'leotcd Cj!»»nel of tbe -'’h t»: -w 14th) Reg f
of N 0 Vo:Hate*'>rs, whioh ho commanded for one ysar.
This rpgiui'nt ’«*a? ou' of II.* four that vcat to Virgio-
•a a few week's alter Suiater f.,M Upaa i:a rt*-crgaai-
i».tion ho would have beea uet^iaj U'f'y cnoj.'n agi’D
ap its Vader. hat having beeu jrcvions'" elected CoL
bctb of tbe 43d aud 45'1> B f’i». Le tDou^ht it proper
to accept t5e lilte*’. bavicg been twice cb '.^ea by t'aai
'tg’mcnt alih ugh perscnallr au cafr • HttjUgfr to tt-e
3 ;arnard This n-gim.-at waa oesi ie-i “gan^X'-d for
■he •'■ar an l Ge^.’l lHnel bad dpfern.ia 'd ne*er to lay
iow!> h’p “word until frpedom ® day was our.n.
Whilst i cl. of ti-e 14th he h^d n" opporiauity of di4-
-in-tion, but hii d> sire ta cngtyp a”d trp'j b's coun ry
from t.ne podutiog t-oad of me enemy wiH ^e testifiei
'.0 Hy those wbo saw hiiu return twi"t »o ihe Pt'u;nsuU
'0 lead his old regiment, wa^a he bad previously Ipfl
*'or » new con.': and He rendirint vaiu *b!e s^rvi*
whilst Colonel of tbe 43th b )th >n Virginia and N rta
Jarolina, although rot in any regular baetl*'. His sol
dierly qualities soou attrac-e i tae ail.-'ction of tiis su
periors. and he wa.>! made a Brig»ai;r OoTPrai evea
^f.ore he had affjrded cim an ojcasioa for d s; laying
his unquestioned capacity for command a'*'id the smoke
.nd din :f battle. T^at tbe appoifitmi nt was worthily
and sagaciously bestowed his subsequent e.ar^rr *mpiy
ionfir^8 Although not actively eagageS aroutd Ri'^.h-
;n:iid, his regimen wsstrieiby b^ing sut j«*ci''d to »
Hflv re shelling when ttiere was no chance wiaiever to
engage the enemy. But it was upon the bloody field cf
Gettysburg that he displa ed those admirable ohar«c
t'jriaiics of ta« trjo sclJier wh-ch placei him at on>»
nmong the for •.cost officers of bis grade He maaagv
his brigade wUh great skiil and di.sf'layed amid tll^ r. i-
voc of that sanTOinary struggle tiie lofty courare fur
•rhijb he was disiinguishf:.! evea when a Hobo .!b.}j
i.laid one of his poidiere to me wfio ««4W b’m a- il t.>p
>ino‘e >*nd caraage of t!)*i ttrrirlo ••Soidiers
w >u'd be obliged to flg' f if ->’i ; t.a G *ae.'al- did as "urF.
fjr Gen Dame! w«s right up wi n ui. cheering a»d ra-
C'j;'ri»giug us f»li th- iiiue " I r*-gre' ta.u I oave not by
ijc.»oo,> of me U*.e numlt^r* of ib^ Hiviiuood
; w.:ica coatila*,'J a full and d juht ac,urat. de-
i'lpt a cT lh 0? G*»'.i_,&6urg ft.e writer,
fvi 1- itiy a man of fairaees ani ci.wrioiin itiou. awards
-.1. . . -aiso to Geu. Uajitil aad ti:, couina.,.i for their
co>. p:.uo'jB gallantry
Ills hCCind battle wa« bi^ la:it. On iliat bloody
T; u Huaj—A lay to be ever memorable in ybua^-u «!;■?
tj")—wu> a » ur poerlee Gen’i L^e 'sud ais magaiticent
»rmy Surl.^d back the whi*>key ut*dd“n-'d'•aodil.. tiie
“ J*.' bextcn rook das.>»ps i»a«?k tnc ; —on tiat *a.7,
»'10* It i« Sfi t.i otart- •■’j re-ro a^-i'"-* we^n
hor» du eora6.jf. G -a Junius Daniel f^il, pi*rced ttir o^-'‘»
fje body l y a luinnie Dali, aud lue orij'st. ^'Laui. v;
fviot ou'ir.-. ■•d tr m his uitrveleH«i hsai L'po.o i..o
tary r^-mn- ',3 cf (roi“dvm iie rrtcpi»?l hn Ji ^ h woun
.lad ir r ‘i .n.e ro ta>» rear amid he loi. i roa- cf ba i •
'»ad'.^.i •■titry pang ufshelis ' N > more uprigat spir-t—
n - r vT^ Mty ra >r-U ^od wn* dowu amid itia frrors cf
t;i»t day H > iivei for iwo d«ys, and .as I learn,
*'^ilh DO V in righ >r tb>'ob of .T4v»n foir”
h5 p.-'.^i-l away. V.e • i.gs; af b^t»^•” a vi ig f*d :J frons
h.3 >ye r,rf.'cr. il? «aid he aad fn ya where ):• Ipsir-
el 10 f'l’.i, at ti^ heai of hi? br.ive ran.
•Miiy I 00' 4jipr>priai> soji*> -f faose benuliful H»>e
i*hicn R .n ja'l, oao jf tf>.o tru'"*t of our 8out1erii «iug-
•1 ; rou rJ f .'ta n ^WJ,■t•.'Jt taaloty av'r ih? d*>at‘i . f
'''6 jouti^fui Join P*'hara, au 1 applj taoiu trunjfal7
to roy d?pa-ttd frieaaT
ij. w judrc'.id Iu::iug ji a her 's b^*ib
ii - bi, jiiag e.»uatry y?’’-ips— •
H 1 ^ d i.i taa aiiitiMttr ar.:ts of Death,
Oar youug Miroeliuu aletsps.
*‘G ntiisi aud bravest in the battle brunt,
Ti f- coamp'.'ia oi iho rrntu,
fl'.' t>.-re hia 'laaner to front
Of = ur immof.al youth.
‘ TKp j'CTa -a drjpi t"iat leithesa rel bind
••I t o cfiMjO’' ‘.Id;
T >• ui 1‘jor bU .e; ’aki? from ■' he a.*rvel»3S b*nd
Over me -poil bS siiifid.”
*Iu hid prudence Gen’i L'an;tl was iiat'Obing. II.s
forji Wid .>'Iaji;.ib:jr pr ipj:lionsJ, vigorous, masuuiar
- d singiiUrly erect. Ihs ^aight wm bouio 20J pjunis
il a tyo ^ » gr„yinj c.jui, o.«l(u '..ud J'iuei r*tiug
H:i- f-.Mu;\.-. *crc . i oUr tt.^d taoir g;uor.ii cxprossi n
laiioatei iiraiao?s and d ciH;on llj a..jn ;5j
1 • ar# of age lii 1 »,.% u t a bril';- nt. da^umg intelleci;
III r ft'%» b'^: a ni-»a ur it.iL a.'^ itrai ^ii.t'd
■!'.')Ht.‘nl c"rn ■• : y "■ •—wi'h aa aad rfi; :inijau n
■’r-l.y ^ • ■ ■ 1 b , oui..uro i.nd .tis.-oiaii a.
il • . I’b ■ -ip ; s’s-iea toe el?me:i 8 of k i ad.-n r:bl;
ci'iia n. a ! if • Is I : ;i »d t>-.:(‘a sp-«'t 1 n sro'ii 1 have
k ou r:\uit I? not iri(K k.u'S L 8 aid li-jMir .t
■ "t wrif„ ^ 1) H I
Tr.yljr vioiiii* hirdfigk iny ,\!l toM G.-a. Diniol u«ed-
vi to hive mad" :is j a .i« ••n hou3'a''ld word” was
tine fiod a fitti -.r u f .•• hi* . ad cat*aoiiy, t*i.’
ju gm^ui, th.e 8e;f ;v>..'AHii..it,.n aad in a remarkable de-
(4f e. tb. oouriii I d. a it i,!j,ji. i>ii) yf >;■
dj-'ploppct a br*vifl>- spirit tt'ao-ais. »io whs a g-K'd
da o'ldiij \ria'» — a little to > s'ri'* ut pteaK-j laosa who
lo\«'i.c larg at Utitude. tat yet he W'jii ihe ps’eeai
an! commaadfld th«j H'^nj=rafio i of his men in spito of
J t fiiaeas / ■ toit iUj.i wuon ba commaadad, tiiey
.■>a I a •■_.»aor v -o woul t v t hiaiseif wherever he ord.;reJ
and ibat h^ exnioited ihe spirit of a punctilious
ia« .-tmet that they uiignt reader more etlioient eer-
v:c? wUenover tbe hattle-cry was sounded. That ne
wts generous aud a truj vatriot we Ua^e a'aandaat ev-
idtaoa in the ncoount lately published in tbe t)nserver
001 oprning hi8 kicdnsss and liberality to tha soldiers’
f?vriilifB, when tor i.he last time he visited his native
county
Hib sioial qusUtisR were ex ellei)t. I know aim aa
ably a" l as a mao—as a civilian aad a soldier—and if
Jauius Daniel was not a geniUman in tbe pure seuso of
;hi.t lauoh »ba‘?ed word, tuen I know not who was. He
•vai pleasmt, Bociable anI uroane in his In'eroaarse
wi> a tiifl fellow men That hia popularity at home vras
well founied, will appaar from this oireumatance:
Wh.jn tie war first oommaaced, the Halifax Light In
fantry, a company ooirp mostly of those who had
been reared with n;m, teiogra?bed to him. then in Lo'i-
isiana, to oomo and take oomnaad of them as they hatf
cff-'rt .j iheir aarvioes to the Governor.
'Vhen the sad news came >natne wasdpad, very many
-.tilT
mine tiirever. Ills I'uiientI oliiugaiea to ili t»lHre «ii the
when Ikh reiiiaius were dep.i.Ute.l in th« ancient hmyiug itioununf
Iho t ,w„l_r.t,t,x rae .Ic-lir.tie h ,n.l „t w.im i,i h ..l^le?„'?a"Tthe
warrior s coffin with a tieituUful C.mf^.ierate tl.ig ,,„ap of fli.mers
lie leaves :i wife, to whom he was* weiMed s^nce the WMr
“ 'h* r* ***'/“*■“ irreparable loss Msiy G.»d pity the youna w
11 ht*r sul bereiivenient, and may ihe c«>tl^olHlio||s of a Redeeiiier^«
love bnog her solacem ;nt and relief In her bt^nn-ani^ulsh.
-M.iy 36. li«J4. T. B. K.
Of Soldi Baa —In Orange Co, April 7. Min-
niok Miller, Co D, 5iith Kogt, kged 3(>.
GEN'L CLINQMAN’8 BRIGADE.
HEAOuliARTEUS OwNUMAN’S BRIOAUE, )
Cold IIarboh, June 5th, 1S64. )
To the Editor of the Examiner:—My attention
ha8 been called to a atatement in your paper that,
iu the battle of the lat iuHt , “Olinginan’e brigade
j'avc wa/for a time.” As thiA statemeut does
great iDjuustiee to the gaUant and patriotic men
under luy command, I earnestly request you to
publish, in your next i.ssue, this note. My bri
gade was iu line of battle ou that. oecaHiou ^and
was heavilv attacked aljQg it-n entir« front from
right to left. Tht* eaeniy alv^tuoed r»i»t only in
lino of battle, but on t.io lef^. win^ also, iu heavy
coluiun.'i uiatjke'^ by the Hue ot battl'j in their
front. This attack was repeat'^dly and signallv
repul.'sod, wi*h great l«:w to the enemy, iu my en
tire trout. Near our Jeft, where they came in
eoluiuu.s, their dead were uiueh thicker than 1
have ever pc^jn theiu on any battle field. Any
Ibrce advancing in frjnt would have bet^n de
stroyed as lust ^w it could eomtj up, for my mon
r ere regularly .supplied with froah amraunitimi,
find fought with the coolness, oourage and
ch'''rfulnos.‘t.
There wati, however, in th.' beginnia^T of the
engagement, a brigade tro;u anfther State than
niy own .stationed on our left. Thii* brigade did
•rive way, and while tiie contest was going on in
our front, the enemy in lircrc force occupied the
srround on our lett flank and rear. AUer we had
rvpolled the last attacK in front, and the men were
cheering along the line, the Xth regiment, which
lormed my Ifl't, v/as suidrnly attaoked on its left
dank and r^ar. 'J he woods tberc beinir thick and
rhe siiidkn dense, the on -in7 had approached
within a t’l^w yarls a’ld opcuod a heavy fire on
tliA ruar of tho ^th, as woil as ibi Iclt. If this
rogltnenf hud then given way if niitrkr liitvc es
caped with lauoh les.^ lo.ss, bat true to it.s reputa
tion and its past conduct, it, by facing in two di
rections, attempted to hold its position, and thus
lost about two thirds ot it« number. Tbe lett
win'4 ot the 51st, next it, suftered in the same
manner heavily, because it coStinucd the tight by
taoing in two directions. They persevered in
this even after tbe time when, seeing that the
contest could not be maintained in this modQ, 1
ordered them back and, with the aid of their offi
cers, withdrew the survivors. They were then
formed in lino ot battle perpendicular to the
original one, with the 31st and •» 1st regiments,
which had repelled all the enemy in their front.
The brigade was thu.^, under a constant fire from
the enemy, formed in a new line of battle across
the open Held. VV^hile it was so doing, tho *J7th
Georgia regiment, of General CoKjuitt's brigade,
came up from our right handsomely aud advanced
in liae with us. The enemy were then, after a
short struggle, driven back, and the whole ot my
original lino was re-occupied, but the position ot
the brigade remained in the possession of the
enemy, without any attempt ever being made to
retake it. I feel conlideut that no brigade from
any State in this war, or any other war, ever acteii
better than did mine under such circumstances.
I will not, however, trust myselt further to
speak of these things. Having been for a full
month in the trencher every night and day, and
a part of the time without a single staff officer,
all t!ie members ot mv st«tf having been shot
down ill thii lato engagements, I have little leisure
to write at length. As this stacement is not long,
I eartestly request those edit >rs whose paprrs
nave etipied the articles referred to, to pubhsh
this, rv.mcmbericg that next to hid coutKry the
true soldier values the reputation and glory ot
his own good actions.
Very respectfully, yoiirs, Ac.,
T. L. ('ljnh.man, lifigadier-GL'neral.
[A paragraph ot this letter is omitted because
of s^oi? stati.'iiical details deemed inexpedient tor
publication at the present time —Ax.j
an incident of the MEGE O/CHAHLEdTON
The yankees from tfue to time throw a shell
into the city and nobody seems to mind it. But
misfortune willed that yesterday a shell^hould
throw the entire community into mourni^.
.Miss Anna i'ickeus, tho daugtiter of our for
mer (ioveruur, never consented to leave the city
Despite tho represontatiotis of Gen. lieauregard,
siiO remained, bravici; li'iells aud Greek tire, at-
rendimr ihe wounded aud cheering all with her
{iro.-ence. Aru'in" tho wounded officers under
her care was Mr Andrew dc Kochelle, a dejcend-
aiit ol one of the uoblost iiuguenot lamilies of
the city. This young man was full of the live-
liest gratitude for his fair nurse; gratitude gave
birth to a more tender sentiment; his suit was
listened to; Gov. Pickens gave his consent, and
the marriage was lixcd lor yesterday, tho ’22d
April
Lieut, do Kochello wa3 on duty at Fort Sum
ter in the morning, and it was determined that
the ceremony should take place at the residence
uf Gen. JJonham, in the evening, at 7 o’clock.
At the moment when thy Episcopal clergyman
was ;vsking the bride if she was roadj, a shell fell
upon tho root of tbe building, peactruted to the
room where the company was assembled, burst
and woufided nine persons, and among tho rest.
Miss Anna I'ickens. We cannot describe the
scene that followed. Order was at !&st re-estab
lished, and the wounded were reuioved, all ex
cept the bride, w^ho lay motiouloda upon the car
pet. Her betrothed, kneeling and binding over
her, was weeping bitterly and trying to staun«h
the bluod that welled trom a t 'rribl»“ wound un
der iier lelt breast. A surgeon camcf and deolar-
ed that Miss Pickens had not locger than two
iioUio :a 1:tc \^o will not paint the general
desp lir.
W hen the wounded girl recovered her conscious
ness, she askod to know her fate, and v.hen they
hesitated to tell her—“Andrew,” she srud, “i beg
you to tell me the truth. If 1 must die, I can die
worthy of you.” The young soldier’s tears were
his auswer,'aud Miss Anna, summonin-g all her
strength, attempted to smile, \othiag oouid be
more heart rending than to see the agony ot this
brave girl, struggling in the embrace ot death and
agaibst a terrible mortal pang. Gov. Pickc^s,
whose courage is known, was almost without oon-
sciousness, and Mrs. Pickens looked upwu her
child with the dry and haggard eye ol one whose
reason totters.
Lieiit. de ll'Hshelle was the first to speak: “An
na,” ho cried, “I will die sojn, too, bat I would
have you die my wife. There is yeti time to unite
us.”
The young girl did not reply; she was too weak.
A slight flush rose for an instai^t to her pale cheek;
it could be seen that joy and pain were struggling
in her spirit for the mastery. Lying upon a sofa,
her bridal dress all stained with bbod, her hair
disheveled, she bad never been more beautiful.
Helpless as she was, Jjiout. de Hoohelle took her
hand and requested the Rev. Mr. Diokinsoa to
proceed with the oeremony. When it was time
tor the dying girl to say Yes, her lips parted
8cvq,ral times, but she could not artioubte. At
last the word was spoken, and a slight foam rested
upon her lips. The dying agony was near. The
minister sobbed as he proceeded with the ceremo
ny. An hour afterward all was over and the
bridal chamber was the chamber of death. Lieut,
de Rochelle has sworn to perish in battle against
the yankees, and we are sure that he will keep
his oath. He has now a double motive to hate
them and his own existence.—Charleston Mer.
The sale of Confederate guaraiiteed Bonds is
postponed ontil the at Columbia.
state TREASURV CIRCULAR.
The following is a copy of so much of an act
passed at tbe last session of the General Assem
bly as relates *o the onrreucy in which taxes
may be collected:
ScoTiOH 1. Be it enacted ^'c , That all taxes due to
lb? 8t«te or oounties and for school purposes, or taxes
for the poor, all payraentg (or entrica of publio lends,
and all fines and forfeitures for the use of the Slate or
countiPB, may be paid m Troaaory notes of the Confcd-
erato Sfate« uudr-r five doUar.i, or in the now is»>ue au
thorizcd hy the act of the Conft^derate Congrraa, rati.
and all such dues may
W.AR NEWS
From Northern Virginia—Katti.e-Fih j,
NEAR Gainks’ Mill, June 5,1»>4, 7 p m —1\,
day (Sunday) han been unusually quiet; both
sides appearing to olMerve the Sabbath t)q|
uecasioiiai sharp shuoting. ^
Our losses in fights during the whole o!
week will rot reach oue thousand.
Battle Ground, near Gainua' Mill, s p
June t).—The heavy fjring last night amuuntyj
to nothing. Last night the enemy abandoaea
Coafederat.> Tr**sury uomM of IIS'? deaomftiation
dollars up to ti fly dollarn, both iuclusive, less 4)irty
thre:.* and cne-th>rd per cent . the »ax impoued by ihe
aot of Congresrt
Hbc. ft. Tba the aot ratified July 3d, 1KG4. entitteil
*'an act in relation to tbe payment of taxes and fur
o'ber purposes,” aud so much of section seoond of the
Ordinance No. Ab of the State Convention, rati&ed 2rj'b
February, lRti2, as direots the receiving of; oafed!rafe
Trea>!ury notrs in p.iyn»eut ol tuxes and all other du»b.
^re ber.-'by repealed
Owing f > oonsiderafioDS expl«ioed in my Isle report
to t^e G.*a^r .l AsHeuiblv, oar Treasury notes of l;s8
dcoif'iiiaatioa than adc-Jiarari-not fxcbauged for Conff d-
C“Rtc nates; nut thJ’S'J ohaaee not^s will be *izcaacgea for
North (’arolica Treaiury notps of !.''.rg.»r dcDoni or.‘iPii,
rr for coupons from our S'ate bonds On ly^ts'ntaiUou
by ycu or any other p«rson at tbia dapartmeut of any
.iraovnt of our iist's • ao^'e a dollar, or our due coupons,
onr chang'i nnten for t.he s.ioic T-mount will be excaang-
••i for thetu. This esshar.g® may bo effected through
thn scfuoy of the Sout.hprn Ex.ir^^Ma Co.
JONATHAN WORTH,
J and'*2, 18‘J4 Public TreaBurer.
Drnth oj M’tJ. T. McGehee Smith.—We are
deeply pained to announce tbe dsatn of this
gallant officer, who died in U’chmond on Mon
day last from a wound received on Monday, we
]«arn. in a fi«ht with the enemy. Maj Smith
was attached to the 45th llcgiment N. (J. Troops,
in Daniel’s Hria:aic, and v as among the most
promising young officers in the army. His re
mains are en route to Milton for interment.
Milton Lhronicle.
(hf)t. Lfonaril Jlendergon.—We are pained to
hear that thi.s gallant soldier and gentleman was
killed while bravely leading his company into ac
tion near Mechanicsville, Virginia, on the 1st inst.
Capt. Henderson was the eldest son of Archibald
Henderson, Esq., of this vicinity. He entered
the army immediately after the war began, and has
sealed his«devotion to the South with his blood.
Salisbury Watchman.
A Spy ArreniM.—The Wilmington Journal
says that Tbos. Finer, a native of that place, has
been arrested as a spy. He had been in tbe yan-
kee service since December last, ventured to re
turn to Wilmington, and was about to get off
agtin to the blockaders, when he was arrested.
A deserter from the 10th N. C. T^attalion, J.
Mills, was going with him, but he also was ar
rested
Kf-epiny Dark.—It there is a single Holden
man in this county we do not know him. There
may possUily be men in the county who intend
to vote tor Holden, but if so, they are ashamed to
avow it.—Aih^vill*’ N^eics.
H there is a Holden man in Caswell we have
yet to hear him Rvnw it. There may be many, if so,
they all “keep dark” and act on the sly.
Milton (Chronicle.
Yankee l)>>ser(ers.—The blue birds are com
ing in from Grant’s wide spread wings and are
daily reaching Richmond by scorcs in advance of
the ‘'Great Digger.” Amont; the arrivals on Sat
urday was about a full company of the Fifth New
Hampshire regiment, ricently on guard duty at
Point Lookout. ■ They state that a regiment of
negroes took their places there, and they were
hurried to Grant to help till up the gaps made in
(rrant’s ranks by Lee’s artillery. One solitary
red bird, or zoo zoo, came in and reported himself
as the last of the New York Duryca Zouaves left
out of one hundred, who went into the battles
below with Grant. He was disconsolate looking
enough, but bore himself as became the “last of
the Mohicans.”—Richmond Examiner.
roa THS OBSERVER. ,
- IN MEMURIAM.
Killed-ia battle aear Asblacd, Va , Jane Ist, 1864,
O* trrly Scrgt l^aiio Hughe), prir^tfij TVm H
II Btrncs. James DiCi:ur M nsr aud John Tyler Price,
at' of Capt Gallawav’s Co, I>, 6th N C Cavr^lry
la the aigb soldierly qualities of ''.lu-age in batrlp,
pa:ifi;c>*, fortitade »n x cbcerfulns.'s under the inevita
ble i.irds^'ips ani priv-.iti''ns of a soldier’s life, these
men had no superior** in tbe Southern Army. Sergt
Hughes in particular, froxn h's first enlistment in 18t>i,
whea not 16 years old, to tae day of his death, was a
bright and 8h:n'c? esibidiment of all the noblest trails
of a soldier an4 a gautleman He wa? emphatioallj
and in all things “saHs peur et sann reproohe.” Peace
be with you, my brave and lamented comrades. The
Tree of Southern Independence and NatioaalUy Has
bpen “watered by no truer and more precious blood
than yours.” J, M. G.
Papers in tho State ploaeo copy.
FOR TUB OBSEUVEa.
Gin Mil. HosPitAi. No. 2, VVils May 3!.
It io generally k-’own to the Pre.ss tav dnring a few
months pan I delivered addressee, at Fev«r*l pl»CP9, o '
the war aud state of tlie country. Voluataij v>. a'r -u-
tic.»3 in money wjre taaJe on thcae ot canons for tat
bpupfit of the eisk aad wounded in the Gsasr^l MilUary
Uo>ipit&ls of the State. 1 have b'en directed by the
provier authority to acknowledge the receipt of the sums
coilf*otpd at the places Visited, whica ara as foliows:
GreanshorougQ, , J436 60
Hillsborough, 762 60
Raleigh, 359 40
WiiTiiogion, 862 75
Michael Croaly, Esq , 10,000 00
Lexingiou, ;^36 05
Pittaborcagh, 505 06
Fayetteville, 1142 40
Charlotte, , 730 00
Salisbury, (one night only, weather l>a«!,) 114 60
Mtl- »4 P Guion, ^through \f rs Dr DIo'tson ) ItX) 00
Kenanavilie, 198 56
KiDston, 17i £0
Goldgborough, 194 GO
Total,
Traveling expensea.
$15.‘Jl6 t>0
^69 CO
$16,647 00
This amount has baeu haadjd >.‘Vor to the Surgeon iu
charge, for whioh I have hia reck'ipt. He has trans
ferred it to Surgeon P E Hines, Medical Director of
Hospitals in this Stale, who ha« dia posed of il for tbe
purposes iateaded by the donors, »ni ia a manner
deemed most judicious and equitable.
Owmj to a severe attack of illness, .the delivery of
my addresses has been auspanded for sLx ox’ eight weeka,
but Will be resumed as aoon as my hoj>lth ia sulfioiently
restored. Due notice will be given of the places and
tim^a of my next viaita.
DRDRV LACY, Cliap. o/Poat.
BV
1%. l^TJEOJlAiV At €0-^
Jlfo. 19 Hay «ti'*eet.
POWDLR, CapsJ^ead, Writing Paper, Envelopet^l
Steel Pens, ink. Lead Pencils, Smoking To4>aeco!
Chewing Tobacco, Iron, Soda, Nails, Coppe.*»«J
Blacking, Spool Taread, Flax Thread, NeedJ'es!
Pina, Pant Uuttona, Asate Bultona, Tooth Bi*ashes!
^ine Combs, Dressing Combs, Side Combs, Ma ’-chesl
Hooks and Eyes, Caatile Soap, Brown Windsor SVap!
Epsom Salts, Alum, Dr Djams’ PillsI
Watch Keys, Cotton Yarn, Weeding Hoes. &.a & o.
Jane 4, 1864. 33,21
From the Yallejf of Virj/inio.—We hear th»t
Siegel, whether reinforced or not, is trying to re
cover his disgrace, and is advancing down tbe
valley, threatening Staunton. Little fear i« en-
tertamed of the result.—Rich. Examiner, (ith
NoUee to Tax Payers Richmond Couatj,
I WILL attend at Rockingham on Tuesday, 14th inat
and at Laurinburga on Saturday, )8th inat, for the
purpose of coUeotiug the additional tax from profits 00
trade. All perMna in arrears for ux wlU do weU to
attend and settle.
L. W. McLAURIN,
Jnnal iwu *ax OoUootar for Kiohmond Co.
Joaa 1,186^ 88U18J
Fron- the Trans-Mississippi.—We learn, thro
a source deemed trixstworthy, that General Kirby
Smith has certainly shut up Steele and Eli Tbay
er (an abolitionist from Bo^ton, made ganeral-
iu Jiittle Rook; and that they, with all their
forcts, will be captured, is thought to be beyond
a doubt.—Richmoml Examiner, 6f/t.
Killed.—Richmond, June 7:—Gan. Ww l“-
Jonee was killed in a fight near Staunton on
day. All our traina were brought off sately to
Wayneboro.
Exchanged.—Richmond, June 7.—All citi
zens paroled to May 7, and all soldier* delivered
at City Point to the present time, are deolar^'^
exchanged.
Blockade Runner captured.—Mobilk, J
~ —This morning the steamer Donegan, attempt>“K
to I'.un the blockade, was captured, with an assort
ed cat^o.
No Fut'ses tor Civilians to visit the Ann,}/-^
A positive order was received at tbe Provost .lar-
shal’s headqti.%rterB on Saturday, from Gen. bee-
forbidding tho luSBuing of passports to
others to visit hirf Jines, unless on j J
manity, in connectioi^ with the care of the
• \nd llie relief of the woui?ded. Persons ^
b. Utle-fieldB from curiosity., to pick up
trt >phies won by braver metf,. will be
clu and if caught within the picket lines
aitoi ' will be aent to the
fied the )7ih of February, auu pm ouu«s u»mj i \ i .
be pn.id daring tbs prcBeut year in the old iHSiieB of ‘ ® , 1 i^w j i’ ^ grejl
aomftiation of five | baate. Early baa followed them I miles ti-day
Vapturing tJu prisoners, who say Grant hiw
to the White House because his men will°i,u'
fight It is th« impression here, however, tli^t
Gram’s marching lor .lames riv r to cross t.i th
South side.
Battle Field, near Gaines’ Mills, Juuy;
p m.—Finding the enemy entrenched behi’ud
Totopotomy oreek, with a swamp in front, Karlv
did not go further. ^
The condition of aflaira ou our left is unchanwj
t3-day. Tho enemy is still in front of Uill
Anderson, but is reported moving to the ri^t
Some picket and artillery tiring to-day.
From General Juhnston’s Army.—Battle-
Field, 8 milks from Marietta, June G.~l’he
enemy arc still moving towards Altoona. Hooker’s
corps are fortifying the hills between Ackwortb
and Altoona. Heavy rainn the past two days have
made the roads almost impassable for artillery and
hasrctardcd movements considerably. Sonieslight
skirmishing occurred near Lost Mountain vc.^ittr-
day. All quiet this morning.
A TLANTA, June G.—The Reporter letuhetront
at noou. and reports that our army «ru *tili
iug tovsatda the lallroad, the right of the eneUi’
ha\ ing already crossed near AcKworth, aad Hook-
er’ii corps reported five miles east of it on the old
xVllatooua road.
Gen. Johnston’s headquarters were wetstol Ma
rietta, with our left resting at Lost Alountaiu
Hardee is commanding the right, with I'olk the
left, aud Hood the centre.
Tim Situation in Georgia.—important chau-
ges have taken place within the past two days on
the Georgia fiont. The enemy have abandoned
their works about Dallas and are withdrawbg
their masses and concentrating in the stroog for
tifications nearer the Etowah. This contraction
of their lines is evidently for the purpose of se
curing the eetabliflhment of a depot of supplies
on the southside of the Etow*ih river. Il Sher
man succeeds in this, he will make AllatooDa \
base ot operations against us, which will be more
formidable than any of tbe flanking operations
he has perpretrated during the campaiga. Tbe
movements ot the enemy have neceisitated a
counter movement on our part, and Gen. John
ston is this moment occupying as strong an of
fensive position before them as he has had ut
any time within the past two weeks. The rapid
Sherman is met at every point by hia wily oppo
nent.
It is impossible to handle a large army in s
general battle on the present site ot the armies
The yankee may, in a fit of desperatioo, hurl hb
legions against the strong gateways now occu
pied by our forces. He may bring up his col
umns as Grant did in Virginia, eight and tea
lines deep, hoping by the power ot weight to
overwhelm our opposing battalions, but we are
confident the plan will be no more saccesitul
against tbe obstinate soldiers of Johnston’s am y
than it wa.s against the invincible veterans witn
Lee.
We have no doubt that this is the last offensive
move of Sherman. It may be a furious and the
most determined one of this campaign, for a great
necessity is on him, urging either to sacoeagtu.
forward movement or an ignominious retreat.
Already in his rear the notes of alarm have
been sounded, but the man’s temerity must be
tested yet farther ere his tattered lines drag
their weary, broken and torn bodies bleeding to
their tastness's on our Northern border. The
yankee press in his rear exhibit the uneasy sen
timent that doubtless pervades army circles
They fear that Sherman Has too much ot a broad,
open country in his rear—that that bold War
Eagle ot the West, Forrest, and another bold
trooper on his East; will harrass him, and when
the time of hia retreat comes, that he will be
pulverized between the upper and nether mill
stones. Yet, with all this, it is not a matter ol
doubt that there is now marching to the enemy’s
support reinforcements ot men and supplies, ^^e
are «onfideut they will not come unmo ested.
We think we see Gen. Johnston watching qui
etly fur tbe signs of destruction and carnage along
tbe plains between the Etowah and Oostenauia
when his own eagles, the unsurpassed soldiers of
the Army of Tennessee, will swoop down on the
path ot tho foe, and mark the enemy's fleeing
track with a grave, whose bloody mound shall
stretch from the Etowah to the Cumberland.
Atlanta Intelligencer^ 4fA inst.
Northern and Foreign A’cws.—RICHMOND,
J une 7.—The Washington Chronicle, of the 2d,
says Grant’s communications with the White
House are complete. The Railroad between
VV^est Point and the White House will be put in
operation Brownsville, Texas, is threatened by
2,000 rebels. Gold 189i.
European advices cf the 20th SAy that Parlia
ment has reassembled. The impression on the
stock exchange, London, is that there is some truth
io the reports of Grant’s victory over Lee. The
Confederate loan declined 8 per cent. The news
caused an unsettled feeling in commercial circles-
I :
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41 ?:
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TMUl
A guKKR
nansville tha
Jit), who are
very bitter a:
be who had t
i-eived by th«
Vance has ni
do anything
tlesire i.s to k
aud he bail s
That ellect, b
hilitie^j of ei
iiieiit—not G
It is earnei
affairs will jn
their farms,
scarcely seco
enemy on the
incut is as we
themselves;
charge them
done with sat
the probabilit
that the way
rior of the 8ti
invited last F
would have b
ers? N ut on
titin wriiilrl I
burnt, their
clothing and
called froiu i
for iiiou ol
despoiled ul'
dreu insulM^
a yankee pri
grievous calai
aud il may be
Thk Hospi
oup readers in
a hundred sic
tal in this tov
spared, of ve|
ter, in short a
an invalid, wc
these brave a
To those who
ed by Mr. Pa
tias been deta
Vttlescing.) to
on as favonibl
this purpose u
A Good Ji
cently establi
barrel of tloui
her> husband i
a considenibU
be laid down
what it would
But what IB
by this E.xpre
sick, os well a
friends. W e
siness in that
On Monday
for the Hospit
President of t
who will see t
tion to the
Any further c
for thi^ purpof
people of Wai
COL. .loH.N
sure in stating
ye.sterday fron
ing the gratif
John it. .Mure
hands of the
head. We tn
and his counti
Lieut. Tui
youth, only 1
been two year
He was not sa
by location in
his father, Lt.
the flashing o
therefore, to h
being able in
his existing
offered to bun
cavalry. A
that Regiineni
“Lieut. Ho
since and vol
campaign
acted with grt
Lieut. Ch.\
geon in JLane’s
of this gallant
ago left the Ij
service in the
“Lieut. Chai
the 12th ult.
(Co. B, :17th 1
A member of
through the h
eye and t omii
head. Our iii
which he fell,
cure his renia
“Col. liarbo
more highly
with us but 1
every otiicer
was such in
cit the coiinuu
regiment, but
the attention
highly for his
tb
th
1
From [iA\i
dated
“Battf-1
“YesU*rday
right of the '
drove tlieene
line of hills
1 wen* locatin
eharp-shoott'i
passed throug
the profuse
hurried him
tery was
wound is a
J not a dangero
even for ‘
Brigade.
'rhis morni
the line.s just
We watched t
artillery opene
retreated. Iron
ly. They
^Brigade, and
open upon
“The right
bominy.
bf
not
ve
The;
.of Virginians
Suppose. 1
the left
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