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-It - d :ug •luly iV d - J* tJ; te -v iii! r wu'i '* r- i ■’ ■‘’■•WJtr -I L;, . : ■ - si y - .iird ' rc. V; I ■i' i I'.T - r-.- ^ ’ unt / b* ;il . S, ».:U. - 0^ 'iiO 1 Ik iL t of gf:>iu t,a4 t' t -^1 a noeiT*: 3*. u«y: i.’i7ca I Kit OB8£KV£]Ii. FAYETTEVILl>iJ. MOHflAT KYINillO, JJfll 25, tm, CHANGE OF TKRils' ib« prU« of W*«kly Qb««rY»r will herwifUr U« tlO 00 m jfM, and of th. a«»i-WMklj tl& oe Aiji 1* Uie dmm praporUM for •hgji«r period Utnu a y*ar. Wlt4 groftt refrek w* w« oWif«U aag, B»or« to &dTU«« Um of g«ba«ripUou to the Ob#erv«r. *nt f«r the facts that our sabsijnptiou Ikt hm nwi]*4 Vo uort thowwuidfl tkan we eaa woaT«oienUy •apply witii t4« Uinitod aeana at our dispoaal, aad we deeire—*s » relief from ttetihaaicai JiU)or« wW»»h have b«come too gre«t for m—« dlmiaatiou rather than an increase of our liat, we wootd mach pr«ftr to redHoe prieee, e.pccially at thie time of M*mty of money. But a late, rery large adYaace ta In* priee of paper, which inoreasea our expenses thouauda of dollars a year, require the step. It IB wae that other expeojse# hate iucreased *ad axe uioreaaing—-ujlegraphic dispatches, for iaslance wbiwh coit w leveral thousaad dollars a year-but we would have bom^ iheiie addiUous. The addi- tiaaal oo«t of paper we oould u.ot *t*ud at oar oid ^ad «OBiparativeiy low prioes. J'Kt.T 11, 18e4. A BRII.uu^T Sct'i fttjs.—For the secoudtime dar- iD^ the few daya hi» conxiirtud. ien. Hood is abie to report a auccoss, this t:nie ataoantiu? to an iui- portant tIcU;: : '. li. 2 OOU prisoners, 25 piece? of artillery, , staudd ol colors, and lost, aot least, 500 wu^fong with supplies. However mui h some Editors may be demoralised by the c'uange uf commander^ the army is evideaily all right. We expect soon to hear of Mmethlui; iaipc rtanl in a uew quarter, which may emoarras^ Sheiumn *>y a “fire iu his rear." The latest Northern uewa is inlertiSiiLij. Cub'aet dissensions and public discontent, at iLo uow .all itr troops are good sigiis for us. The correspondence beiweeu tluee ?>ouihe:u gen tlemen and Horace ireeley la a .irange incideui. It is not stated whether there was ai.y authority tor the movement or not. The alaud:uK of Xis^jri. CUy and HolcODibc, aud iheir kaowii relaiioo'? to Pres‘- dent Davia, would jusUfy the sappositiou ihul tliey were ofBualiy uutaorlzed. [*„ seeaus th^t Lincoln will liflwn to uo terms shorl of a rwturn ;o the de spised and hated ya.^kee Uniou, uui the abohiloo o? slavery. Whut wiil Holden auJ hia followers say tu that? The KLaoT;o>.—On Thursday next, the 2»th in®t., the soldiers in the army, wnetber TSitJiiri or without the Stale, wili ije eutitleJ to vole lor (ioverrior, auJ for Members ot the Legitjiulure and Sheriffs uf ’.he.r rfdp^jctive c*uat;tf8, provided they woula oe qualified 10 vote .n ihysw counties :t at Lome a.s citiZ-.;n3. un Thursdiiy week, the -lih ui August, the electioa will be coucbdcd by the »'otiugoi ihe pt^op!mn the Sto.te. We have uo nhadow ‘- t i!oubt ub«juL the result c^' tiie eie*.iion. li wo'.ii’. be deepiy buiuiliaiicsf ;i wj. were obi g-id to entertain a suppos.tioii that th*. peo ple ot Norm Ct^ruLir-i would Ji3caru a patriot iud statesman like Uov. V aace, and subdiitate a poUti- ^ ul tnckstei ’:&c «v". ' V >l .i. c. Oumpaie the me-: iiov. \ ance has ever been u u mac, coudis^eut ;;i his political piiUciplcs, aUvays t» W hijj unti! the \^ar obliterated old parties, aud then a Confederate oulv. sbewaig his faith by ms works, entering the army at onoe ae a private, and rtsmaiuicg iu itiu thv poi.tions to which he wac promoted till the people called him to the iiiecative chair, iloldcu began hie l>4f.> -as a log-cabin Whig, making speeches fur Harrwon aud writing eulogies of Clay. Noi ‘’getiink- on at this, he abandoned the NV'hig purly, and, os ‘•one renegade ii worse than ten TurK^,'’ he became, as the organ o' ttie i»emo^:rutic puiiy, the most b ttcr reTiler of Clay aud all th^ ablest and most ViViuous of hie former party frieudt. From being praised by him as a demi-god, Clay was deuounced by him a gambler, and murderer, and such like. When Mr Clay died Holden praised him again, aud recently he has anblnshingly admitted that his abuse of one of these distinguished Whigs (iov. *iraham) was merely "for party purposes.” So It was doubtless in regard to them all. Who cun rely upon a man who thus lU effect admits that he did uot believe whut he said iu his own paper, but that he only sa.d it for party par- poae6? Pursuing this view of liis coarse, we tiud Holden a candidate for the ofiice of Governor before a Convention of the Ddinocratic party at Charlotte in 185B. Failing to get the nomiiiutioa, a:;*l then failing in 18ti0 to be elected ritate i'rinter, he ti-riitd upon his Democratic triendsj with a maligjuty even greater than that which had marked his con duct to his old Whig frieuds. The approaching cul mination of his long labors to bring about secession ehowed him that the pe*>ple were opposed to seces sion. His secession “principles ’ at oncc gave way Hcd he be-:ame au auti-secesaionist, eveu denying at 0B« time that he evtr had a sci essi mist. He ranasthecandidateotthc LUiti ;tf->sionisisi:i Wake. Wht*n liincOiU s i'rociiii:.a‘.ior. --i lamoued us all to war. iic -i Wat ill vx. -gum u candidate, wikri t;;c -u..vij. Voted ic that brjy Jor i*(HxHJoiuU, vou,‘d U.3 • »iit; war and into the : Sout:iern Cuuicdoracy, aau pledged “the la^ft dollar and the last Cuv.a" to i:ia;n:>im thesj his votes. He remained a war man lor aoout two years, eucourag ixig (by words, not by for he never entered the army aa Vancii did)—the government, the sol diers and the people in its prosecution by uppeals*, apparently patriotic, to tight the wur till we triumph ed and secured our indet»eaden;e, urgmg that we could not with honor or safety >, ease to light or make overturta for peace ho long a*? tiie f -ot of au in vader wa« upon our soil. At the end of two years he ( hanged again. He b;came aware that everybody desired peace, and thereupon set up to be the leader of a new party—a peace party—hoping that at la.st the great object of his inordinate ambition might be attamed—that as every body was for peace, every body wonld vote to make the man Governor who pretended that /«c could do more than any one else to obtain it. He knows that he has no power to move a finger towards peace; that if he wer« a dozen UovernorB ao pe»ce coaid be made, or even nego tiatioofl for peace oommenced, till Jjincoln’a consent IS obtained. And he knows that Lincoln, instead of iiiclining to peaoe, would be encouragel, if he were elected, to prosecute the war. lJut be thinks that there are thoaeands, lese sensible than himself, who may be gnlled by their own desires for peace and his professions *of ability to obtain it. And po he ne.xt sets in to ridiculing and reviling “the last dollar and ’he last man’' men—that is, bim«*^lf. lie eats all ■i.8 own words afcKmt the diaiicnor of r ‘?erir.e to r ■ot^te while the fo-. .f nn inv.v >• our g:ii. i 1 e encour'W'‘ the Cn:i- J-^-deraVe^ i-i»e yankee papery a’ - the rri;hon ostx the ; -•:« '-ce yaakce men lovoni -ers to fight, the jankee capiVuiit;- urr nuaej, oc the SBp- mto the vile yankec Union. Aiid the coBclasiou was a moet natural one. The Standard was tilled with the writinga of Holden and hia IVienda in bitter d«nanciatioQ of the Confederate administration, in discouraging views of the hoplessueas of our cause, and in open declarati«ns of a desire for the “constita- tion as it is and the Uniou as it waa.” While these contents of the Standard are thus circulated by the million at the North, no paper copies them at the South. While they encourage the North, they are only calculated to discourage the Houth. Daring the two years of which we have spoken, the tlrst of the war, Holden fastened himself ou to a new party, ihe ••Cousttvaiive party,” composed maiul j of old whigs, by whom his abase of his old Dem ocratic friends was highly !eli.-heJ. Tha selSsh purpose of this ohaug«? v.us not bo apparent at first. The public only .saw that he vDified Braprg, and Reid, artd Ellis, and Verson, and othprs. his old Democratic cronies, aud praised Wrahmr.tmd Vance and such life-long whiga. He useil iov. Van'*e’s immense personal popularity until he fJtipiwsed tlutt La had transferred it to lumhell. aud then—change once more—he became his bitter i-evller. a.-t ’■ c be- l.'-ve he bad lourf been Lia bitte.’' - ’.he day that-l’Oi. Vaucc wrote his letter cf acceptuui e of the public demand tliat Jie sboalu be a ciu^didatc for Uovernor, on the I5th i-f June 1862. and ad dressed that letter to the Editors of the Observer, we think iliat Huldt-n has been the enemy of Oev. Vance. He pretendod friendship juBi so long aa was necessary to peifect his own ambitloua schemee. ■f’his .'^■priag he ;iappos>d hia time had come. His vanity persuaded him that fcia iirruas^'meulfl were perfect to ?upplauL Gov. \ 'liat. tli: jvo - pie a:;d the soldiers wo-vlj d2Sort t'ae Ooveratd and vote lor himseif. How IltlL for.udatiu;i • for tiiio supposititji-, r.'.ay be iiil'errec! f.oiu tiiu f.i I that in Ck’tiry inslatiL*’ in whii h he or ‘ U -nh. ■: jt ;’"-;. hn*} uaiued u pro-;i:aeut gouUemun a> h s s:tp]»or1-'r, that gentleman haj! denied the soft imt’ea.hrncul «ad df-- claied for Vance. As witb the.-| leai^t’c gt-Dt’'^- men, wiio are .so iuttuential ns to be speciall} named, 8^ iiiwill be found as to the great mass of the peo ple. The int**li.gence of the svite / r Vance and Holden—for the mac v,h-> ha" courersodly made the t'est Governor ;u tb-i t'oi.federacy. who has ; Iolhe4 our aol'iiers i-nd fc.i thv :• I'nmiiies a: 1 made millions for the .State treasury :»y htn »a- :acioas bluckiidc opci'itious who I'a*' ■ p, ? Laws ot his -State and of the Coniiidenv'. v. who i.aa toughl tor our ii'-dep'-'cdeuce. 'P'>Ivea for it ai.d writ ten it-r it. and i.s rea;iy to ,1v for —*iad agRinst. the mail .vho nev.’r did ntiyth; ;:; f.>r ihe ai-'ve-- cep*. to cive t iCn.\h. >/• ‘•-Ji, u^'.^r'h ;-nd wl'-o abau- dcuc-d the a'.iSf' a-- - 'i ' * I’luod t; ' ■ ii i^l-iooy —'he very .;t tiia; ;• b .* a;.* tru>:-::tj u'leil mao would -e;;:e. >■ !rr* e a ap at:H:ar>? d“S}K>u- ik-uty and d**^crtir'U l !i, requue a if .k l Oas's'ent man, a oravo !’.>ar.: not on«- Wi.-; ;* ufriyd to fai-e t!ie ;.'eopie of auy part )[ the Stale; a^‘‘ o;-S> wlio, whe^; danger ■; far orjei ou*., Ia.-! ‘heia conie on! I am ready for '-l.eml" and whf'n tliv-y do come, gets -'ut of his own '.-ack door, aud the- i-iavk do'-r o' s; place o*' iate'.y, ieav'ag his pr'.per*j aiid h;s fannly a: the ni‘.i.y of a mo >. Thi; -'.'ECt, w*.‘ jay. requir!- a mau o' diScri}i.t £ta:iip Ir-ia .»li this—>ach a man a- t-.>v. Vane - iiiU pr> ^-n bitn- sil; to not suct! a u'au a"! W. Y*' H ' h.y prove;- ^t'> bi- I’hr; L'.NivKHrirrT.—We are ^ratified to locri. ■% tiit' e.vcri isca of venerable Insi.l Jtio:! havi; t-jwa- .‘d ii r * ;C prescEll seiisl.m as favora'.'iy as . 'uUl iea.~oua')'y been .inl-- :patt*d. it k a i.rj.;4g period, howevi-r. with that os with -11 su. h ;:;atit'.V' tious. Some ha^e s^i'>;umn!;d to tlie uifS'.uaie^ -tf •:c iiin'.-.-. oih-;rs maiLtaiu a A.aif'.’ricg n'rls*-:;r*c«J W_* •;op*-\ tor t.;e la- l;n^ I.vcc;' a'-’%jri' ■ >nrU.at nilure . '.Ii !y ; Tliii’-'-vi . The Fa-ulty should ijt' support -d iuid ko>'l > 0 kiia: whfU Wi? are a^a.u l>h ;rod v.ali j.cnKC 'It'f may be ready to rec lve the rhroi:;i of yoancr ratu whci will re.«ort there for knowledkre Their salu.rie’^ •jhouid be raised to oasble tbe.m to live (Jetaslly. Such hu.9 been the liberal course of employers of all kinds, from the day lalxirer to the office'";} cf those soulless corpora.ioa.s, the iJaaiirJ VV'iiges and 5aiarIe- h:iVL’ been raised from K-^d to fyJJ per cent. Hu'v Is jI w*tii the ^eatlemen of the Univc-'ity—li>'*Iu^Ishe-J as ^oaUemea iund :V>: fn- tellO'.'i? We d.i isoi kaov-' c-.'rlr.I.i;V, b r T-;ar, frpia what we iiuvc I'eard of r:iv.i.t-^ arr'iv'.." i:ne;;l3 tha. iOiK*- ot tiifia have bee:: dr;v-=*u iliai tiiey iiave not been ircirtvd '■v.ih t :i-al iiDi-ra’dty. ^’t;rh^ps •* may only be necCsnary to remi: d rhe Im i’\1 ol' Trus- te*.*s that even the Haaks havf (ionbl-.Hi. and soUie- tanes more than deulned, the salaries of', h^-ir t)Si'ers. I'he%’ have t.- ached uprm iSiei- reserved f;;ai5a to do luin. Why sfiouid tiot. tti- Ciiivcr.sit.yf i;u eq-i.iity liuera!—nay, eouaiiy ius*..' We i»?tely ;«id grea^. pleasure in learning that withiu the pasl’JOav!er of a century, since lbll7, there have been aJddd totim insti tution buildintrs. apparatus, library, and ijlher tt'n?s uf perinanei;^ va. i.*, ctwtiag more thani^Trt.OO;). with out any diia,au io!i of capital, or m^,ti^yea 'divest ment. in otliyr words, the n-jtearni'ig.i bavs e.xceeded a year, at the same time lhat 8 to 10 bene ficiaries h;;^^e been e':ncate;> ea; h year, vviAo':! .-harjjo :ar tuition or room-f^ ut. liesides whi h the entire other e.-vpeusefi of a iargc propor .ioa yf these btneiiciaries iiave beer defrayed by the tvo I.ile- rary SociCtie!'. These arc ph;a^*'it ro^.iUs for (joiit-.';i:p.Li:;.n ’i'l c t.le^Binga of many a young man. who ciigir e‘.hc'F’?e have remained lu ignorar -e, r-et np*)u the ics'il’i- tion and the .Societies whM:i:i have thus/riv' n hir ihe means “to climb the stc'-p whyve 1- Arne's pr'>i;d ’t'm pie shicetr.afftr.” Bat wnlieit ihus liberal to tlio vouths, let uot thf- venerabh- Faculty want for the bupport to v,liich their laoois, their a qalri'meutJ, aud thei^‘ charactcrx, eat't’e tiieai. A bcRK Tssx.—ytronger than ail certfficates— however couciueive these liiay be, or however re spectable tb«ir makers—aa to Mr. Holden’s fealinffl and designs towards the Confederate State^ ia the evidence fiirnished by liifl paper, the Kaleigh Stand ard. We need not rc-state thla, but we aek every one of liLii readers to look at hia paper and Judge. And here is the test which every man can apply: If I read uo other pap«f than the Baleigb Standard with whut nation would I conclude North Oaroilna •o be at enmity? wiUi the Confederate Btates. or with tlie United StateeY If any bctdy can find anything in vhe Baleigh .Sittudard really ixidicaticg hostility to any goveru- ment except that of the Confederate States, or to any individuals except citizens of tha Confederate .States, he has keener sight thaa we have, aud we think we read the titaudard pretty"thoroughly. A.notukh uif .YIk Hoi.dk> s lio.MA.N(:KS.—In the last .Standard Mr. Koldeu says that the Observer, the \Vatchman anJ the Fatrlot wei*e J'»^iructive in their ur;« livitles in Itftii, “had o*>mniitted tliemselves to .^r. Johojitou for «jrovemor.’* and were only de- t:.oh''t rVt m l'!s “upport by Mr, Holden’s shrewd d,_ vl' tf? The = thor pjij'ors named can spei*k for theuii?ei%cM. Ml. Holdfu kuo^s that his statement jn relation to the Observer is utterly untrne, with out the shadow oi a shade of foundation. i'lJr. li olden has manufacture^ this statement JuBt a^ he manufactured,an “extract'’ from the Jonr- niils of the Hoiis^i of Comiodoj. which Journals du ni't suppose he ever laijl his ^e« upon- They have ;w>t been printed, and when Mr. Holdwi •ntoUi L'o “e.vtr.’.ck” the mannscnpt copy of -Mr. Stanly (C-lerk yhe l»i? fjcssiofi) w*w6Pai'e6ironiRaiei;h. .VORK I^KPfMAT;O.H OK 1UK ragASON'.VBT.K -4l!?90- viA viON.— The Hal'*igh Couaervfttive has the renun- of John G. Moser and W. C. Faucett of .ilaumnce county, J. E. Johnson of Chatiuim county, and L. F. Brndshaw aud Joshua Miller ol’ Kowan, .'lU o? wl ow had V*een sj^ducod into the trpasonable Hold m-ya^ikee association of “H. O. A’s."^ Let all other,sf»lio\» the ex ample of Uie^e repentant laem+jcrs. HtA^'K KiiKv '^RA.^oT.—Mr. Hcnrv 1*1-C-o^ton hM pr-:?eii'*d to u.^ a bottle v i' pure'Hraudy, distilled e.\clu.sive!y from tile Biuckb'irrv. ]t is strong, but ptiJ:i*a'.!.‘. 'I he wh j^lesomeness rf ilif blaekl>erry. in i ver/ fc'iin, IS \w;;i .nown, and wr hope that thie oraii-iy. .it which .VI r. Coltua ex'K'ctd to make »-tcf! ba’Tf*!'. w !l c^greiJt ."i^rvii^* tnf>d;c.''jally. !1 TU H.vKM N KVSs*.•.!•»»»-J !3sAf.— ,V su'nfcrl- ber u Ki'Jin’.oud iXiuatj .kdd> a postscript to a letter jut r ;cflv«'d froai hiiu. as follows;— I ca; ■' pli»u '-y ''blab tou ciiuld u'Toi'l tjie « I V ivsin.T /:i't»ui of nvisiu^ rue prk;-; Ju^l b3- iiij ( . ulidiiU’ 'i; (i)vurav~. md you cm afford to and pay p j.'ia-/e There are any iiufj'!'-.' 1 c.i jiiux heri? as ihaV’ • Wi . a;; assure 03r>Airre3;>0ndi ut tliat the -‘remedy I- woise tL.HU tliH di.iea^iw.” ll^K’ TJEJL.KOIEtA.JPH. or TTtB PUK4 A8fl00lA.TT0K. »IK9. # { ViMkrday. Sundfy mcrn?ng, FLORBNCE, daughter of! J. C. and Margaret j. Toe, ag«^ l year tuid 7 months. j At Smit^vdle,^ on Saturday the tfthjnat. JOHN K i HAUGHTON, aged 19 years,' iwcond 'son of John H. Haughton, Esq., of Pittelioro’, N. C. The annoancemout of the death uf the subject of thi^ brief notice will cariy sorrow to a large cu’oie of friends and relativev. Modest and retiring la his dioposition. 1'ol: :-■» OK.i>«5s.— A letter jouutv ;;iv.'g us the ifratitri "Oiii a fnend .g ;iitorir.al:oi3 in _»rau that — ••C q>i. K'P_? i" rim'iin^ ni:,*ioui • pj« -!ilon ' i tUe | S^ns.! '. s'"'! ;:r»aj'iel i . i’lililifv* aid A’. N i’attJjr+in, Ithoul da.'igerou-i opfKufitliji for tiie 0>«i;in,u- V H our OtUid': i l»“- I uud*! •■WT) i advoeaW* ilwt 't!u:i ot (tOT. V jtlr- ;u./-; i'.y will ^>; ln’‘^e." jt-M? C> U'Tv P.iT/f i ’ .s.— A ? ;'>5C.".bei at C^'iar ■ •;* a,7 to.iow.-'r ' *•,•»•! L'u.'vati’ .ts t-' tin; [■■•suit ol th«; Guoe-ria- floc'Ma. 1 '.'uiiK Mr. —"iKnir Hold«jn*— hivl Vvter i"i-k uj- uiii'. ••t ',-t foj Lmr^jlnd-.ai, .lud fK■ 'Uf >•' t'hi- tldv* niiijuir hli» W.T.de'' 22.—Al^t 2 o’clock this morning tho enemy at tacked oar left under Gen. Btewart with great vigor Thev were received with a galling lire from both artillery and Infantry, which caused them to falter, when the order was given to charge them. Our troope left their breaatworkq, charged with great gallaatry, and drove the enemy from two lines of their entrenchments, inflicting immense slaughter, c^taring a >arge number of prisoners, and ‘22 pieces oiwillory. Among their klllHl are Gen. McFherson, (shot through the heart,) Brig. Gen. Giles A. Bmith, and (yankee) Gen. Hood. Gen. Gresham lost a leg. Gen. Hardee, having pa.3S«d around the enemy’s tlauk, is now in their rear, doing great exe?tition. Fighticg still continues. Richso«d, July 23.—The^ following oEBcial dis patch was received at noon to-day:— “HsAoq’RS, Atlanta, July 22,10 P.M.—The ar my shifted its position, fortil^’ing on Peach Tree Creek last night, and Stewart’s and Cheatham’s corps formed line of battle uround the city. Gen. Hardee’s corpe made a night march and at tacked the enemy’s extreme left to-day about I o' clock. Hrt drovo the Duoiry from ’aia oreaatworkd, capinring 16 pieces of artillery and f» stands of co lors. Cheatham also attai'ked tha enemy, capturing 6 pieces of artillery. During the engagement we captured about 2.000 prisoners. Wh^er’s cavalry routed the enemy in the neighborhood of D«catur to-day, capturing his camp. “Our loss is not yet fully ascertsuned. MaJ. Gen. Walker wa>- killed. Bri^Generals Smith, Gist and ifetcer were wounded, rrisoners report that Gen. iocPherson was killed. '‘Onr troops fought w?th great gallantry. "j. B. Hood, General. ArriANT.t,, July 23.—Gen. Wheeler last evening attacked the enemy's left in the neighborhood of De catur and drove them l>ack, capturing 500 wagons with suppliee, and a large number of prisoners. He is aull pursuing. 'i'here waa-very little fighting after dark yesterday. 2{MX) prisoners, (including 75 officers) 25 pieces of aflL’Iory, and 7 stands of colors have been brought iu. The loss 00 eitlie'r side is not yet known. Ours wa.s severe in officers, comparatively. Tliere are quiet signs this morn.ng. There is iKMue little :ikirmiHhii% en our left. [jole \eios rA^’ UniUA tStates.—Richhowd, July 24.—'f’he Baltimore Gazette of the 22d inat. was received to-night. Tlte Gazette contains a correopondence of Meesrs. Clay of Ala.. Holcombt^ of Va .and Geo» N. Sander?, with Horae? Ureeley, in reference to Peace. The former aoked a safe conduct to Washington. Gree ley applied to Lincoln, who sent documents saying that ho would oon.sider peace propositions based upon the integrity of the Union, the abandonmeut of slavery, Ac. -Messrs. Clay and Holcombe, enclosing a letter to Greeley, repel tho uonditiotLS proposed t»y iiincoln, ' A fuiicr report of ihe cone^jwrfRecce will l>e t«nt to-morrow. i’he Washington correspondent of tho World says that Stanton fSecy of War| and Blair [P. A. Geo’l j have not been on speaklnv terms lor some lime past. • .Since the late rald^ Blajf ha? charged Stanton and Gen. Halleck with.tacompetoncy, and was 80 abu.-3-ve that llalleck sent a remonstrance to Lincoln. How the matter will end is not known, but it is believed that Stanton wiil resign. The 'I'ribune’s correspondent says that in private • ouversation Lincoln recognized the elements of d.ioatisfaction produced by the new call for troops, but stated motit emphaticiiUy that the men were ..eeied »nd must be had. bhouid ho fail, he would go down with colors flying. gentle aud amiable, he weub universally lH;loved by all who knew him. At tho comnencemeut of this w»r h« was pa> Buiitg hie tsludiee at the University of the St*t.*, aud though exempt from servloe nqt only from hfs years but from other oauaes, ho cast aside his nooks and joined the arn^ as a private. He wad assigned to duty In the Signal Corps atSmithviUe,aod by his prompt and cheer- tul performance of hia duties soon won the esteem and attection of all with whom he was aenoclated. Unselfish and uuassuming, willing to serve his country In any ca pacity, his death has added another name to the long roll of youthf ul martyrs who have given their lives to her cause. Lot the dust lie softly upon him, for a generous aud unselflsh heart^as ceased to beat. Com. fAYBTTJBVILLB MARKBT.—July 25. RBVEBW OP THE MA&KBT- IkMon f« tc 4 2« Pork % 50. Lard f« to 4 60. Bsef ‘i 00 to S 66 per poaad, retail. 3 00. Better 6 00 tV-io ' 60 i., ’ 7§. Cttffi* 12 60 io 16 0®. Tam—IS 00 to 16 00 per buaoh. CoppoTM, r«t»il Dried Fmtt 1 76 per !&. Brss i 00 per dosea. SxtnMt Logwood 6 00 to 8 00 per lb rioQT $160 to 9176. Flftzm«Rl 8 00 tft 10 00 per ba. Foddor U 60 to 16 00 Hay VI 60 Shuoka 12 60. eralB—Cora$26. Wheat $26 to $80. Rye 20 00. Oate $10. Pea* 18 00 Kdei—Onen S 60 to 8 60, dry 6 00 to 8 00. lr»B—ffwede* 8 00 to S 60. Leathtf—Upper 17 00, Sole 16 00. ' Liquora—Cora Whiskey $46 00 W $60 00. Brandy 60 00. MoImmos, oo''itto7 made, 30 00 to'^S 00. Ssda 5 00, retail. Naile 8 60 to 4 00 per lb. OnioDS 30 00 per boshol. Po*aioe«—Irieb f8 I? flO bufb; sweet $10 to 1^ &C-. Rioe ^ U} 75. Sngar 9 00 to 12 60. o^ap—Faaiiiy Bar 2 00 per lb., Toilet 6 00. dpirit« Torpontiiie 8 00 per gallon. fsyet^eTiile 4-4 Sheetinn, 1 40 to 8 00. Sait'—Sales by qaantitr % 00 per buahel- Thl'.ow 8 00 to « 50. Wool 4 00 to 6 00 OorreCted by E L. PBHaaaTOJi. VA.lfCK T!aJKK'fi'«, To be ba."! a' this Ofic« IVej^ro Woiiiau at Aiictiou. ON Thurslay next the 28th inrt, isjU be sytd at Auo- t]0D, 1 Negro Woiaan yeata o* »ge, gfjod uuck, wsb^r aaii ironer At sasc tjate will he soiil 1 p ookawr j. Tables, Chairs. Bedsteads. Hide Board, Burcitu, rrccki, Jars, 4o. JOHN U COOK. Auct’r July 23 J t i%V4URO €>}IKL AT 4litrri0.1i. ON Tbnrsday next, 28th in"t, will ’ r iJ ut ru* tlou, one likely Negro Oirl 9 years old J. K. (’OOK. Aact’r July 25 It TO KEHT. THK 3 stor/ brlok ballJiing adjuiaiag G>'0 Suitable 'or a «toro and dwallir-g Ai fly to J. V’ POWEiv July 14. . 53 •^'T For 9al« ou Consignment., 2BBLS. PCEE APPLE BRANDY. 4 yc»r'» rid • H Moillx-i. N July 25. = (ii E. J. HALE & 80N8:—Please ^ve the cnch>sed cor^' re^jndeiice one insertion Id tne Observer. J. ItfcCORlKICK. HAft-xpnr CoOTT, /ul^ 22. IKC*. ifr. John Small:— Dear liir: A oertabi papc: -.vritiUf? was bnjughtforwardod by Gea A D. McLean a* F'.ea Hill in Cuml)erlan»I cjuuty on the IWJi lnfit.,M'hh t!i ;doc!ara tion S.W s « had gvom (f ft. ToU wili greatly oblige by giving uhj year writttn statenfcut a« to the correctat*€.s of th** chargsj. Yours Ih haste, J* McCO^^ICK. ILiicnrrr 0)«:y*T, July 22,18GI. Ur. John McCormick:—I>JBr Sir: Tourn of this day re ceived. The paper-writing alluded to fn yo^r note wh^ not neorn t«. u* iht pap«r iu«’f vUi » It i« due to Gtn. Mcijean that I should State, that 1 twUeve he wa*= not aware of the fact. Truly yours, ^^liN SHALL. Tlic friefi^s oC Lieut. JOHN MoL. HAJUtmtSTO^i »uaoui>cj that gentleican ae a suitable penHia to bo vcS^ ftjr for Uheritfof Haraet! (^KWty, at the oteotiou to be heW on the ftret Tharaday hi Aa§«« aext. , MAMY VOTEKss. April 8. 34*4tpdAite Caiu* 88d &*o’x N C T- To the Voters »f Cumberland an I H ’.ytteti. Having been nominated by a Oanventi^*:! of tli« old- seM of Harnatt county for a seat in the House (if Commons of the next General Assemblr, I aiopt thi'« metkod, aa the eoly available one, of -informi''.g you of osy aooeptanee of the nonuation. and hearty eo’*our- reaee iti the reaolatioaa adopted ay the Conveaiion To those who have never read ttiie proeeedinga of the UonvAntion, I will aay 1 am a Vance mas, believing aa 1 '*') thai both the honor of the Slate end %omx at tae servioe are. bound ap in his re-eleotien I have beea ct>ne*^c^.9i 1(it^tlie aervictj from the oommenoemeat of t^ii > A.- cV prasent tizuc; aa iioi sow, an'f u'^ver ' have been, subject to a?y Conscript ast ptsaed by the Apple I Cc'cCtdarate Colgresa elected, Q'tntlemea and Fel j low F. i will ctrvo you to ihc bi'Ht of my %bil'ty; I If n«t, 1 ; : j!i u\eerfally submit to j'jur Ij'oiaiou W M MoNEILL. Iiitnt. Co. D, 3J N 0 C*»alry, C'a3;p Pat«r?barg, V* July S. 51-tc. .ITOTICK. OWlNtt to tbs interrupUoa of «hc Mail iijuu be Krtcu here and N. G , I hav« beea depiive) «f my u*ait correspoadeaoe. Oc-nseqooutly I uaucrgta;. ^ lh.^* ibn opinion of the people of Hebeson oounty is thtu 1 aoi not a oatiii’dste for the office of StariS FsIIow-c-ti zens and soldiers of Bobi^on uu'.mty, > t.>n a uau>JiJ.iii for the al>«^e olfioe Eieoiiou in nr-zt. A»y ptkine tftken or infiaoaoe used by my frKud^ 'i s>r«i ' te sccw E?y c'-cof.ion wi'l be thantfilly r«?>i’'e i WlLLi.VW STE'r^A-HT. Co D, R"*!?’* C June 2n Mcsr Pc‘.er’Hur^, 5l-4r-a run TUK OMMKKVHK. r.ui..rKuiTjwx. K. C.. July 2J, I56t - I'l. J H‘.t' A .‘y.iti.'C e .■*•'»'tliat (»ev. Vaui^els '.u oil Hiturd-iv fh«* in.^t. n>; ■».r'.*r ar .ii Imv*s aim .lere on Mon- A.u.fU^t,. our Gjunly Cuurt. Wt will s*ad to ’ Ij .H-Mvc ■ a«il hf rin '-p. ak nj\ M roiiav .*.uJ tja ; v'!: the !"V*MiM*r llurs to la tlij cvea- 1*^ ! ai -ovHi tki i! !m; wjnuT down on thi* • tr’i-u l.uj:’bti-: ^n. 'V'*? kix; ar r*.ou« f>jr hliu tt- v-isU rrtX unlj M A?i Y OITLZti.NS. rt V.- C".r t*>S »'Oa TUB OKSSBVBE. C>i ?m, July jil, 1s64. 1C. J, JUttic & —vtentleiueo: Hnving juit h?turutfd liuHKs frvjin the t-j .vn ot itcKskiatjuafn, to wJiloh Jilajx- I ha 1 giv’e “U> iic-ar tao candidates,” 1 now sit d'>.sn to yive you a trr.o relalioi) vi matters and things. In I'la SfnaiA.*, we h^vo Oiles Loitrh and Mr Mctiucen fr»ui the lower eni of Kioh-arnid, bilh OI^^n and warm tiupporwrs of Itov. Vaacf, I'or >ibt;iiif. wn n.iVf .j.iy, an.I A. McNtlll, the latter an op"i a‘*d w^rin a.lv(.rtats f >r ti.iv. Van«!. tljo fui irer tittCiiae'-l ti dedne hi* It) iii(i Cuniiiion-i, 'VC liav- tuat hii'a-tonwi. L’.‘r.%-airoa.-% au.i ciirl.iiian aor.i, Cnpi. IJ. K. Ltttl.*. th# -varia ol Jov. b\ «>. li. r -y. « .» ■ Lii»-> «:om» oul Kjroult Hit 1 Hn'in.iMriaJly uif MU[»- i->i>T >! rii.lUfP, 4U.,e, he i.tyj, fcioMen lo f>r pijaix*- •VlV ;■ : ijH3 ’va4 conc'.nded, t!i-re wit- a call for • j:, J .iiii W. C.iiii'-r>->h. who rcijMU.itxl to tli** ca’l iu a. ■“J trcCii U'jur of all tin? t*xcoriatii‘iis u luavi t-'vcr* "liiit ili>ldoa,' as tii-j U'->I. called liiiu, was Llit- tfr«r-?t U«p*i up IE I'l tIiL-1 G*-n. : v, with ^u’ ati^- solicitation^.. «'’ni d make a tal’^. Thi: Oent'."tti Oinaiiy advocaicd t!u' election >jt iiOiilei), lit'ciu.-tc li« was h uettur ix’fWJO lu^ir V’aacf, ^ 'tj. n a-iitJ-i liow It wa^ p'.nis;b]e that tie couid ■5in>[>i)rt i a ui iJi Gi>»'rrnf>r WHO ha.! n > ^rt*atar regard fur irutli iii.a:; Jio -.iri! ha !, iiu* U '0:*rai c.hilly rvpiied, that im ad- rrviUt ' ti 'lde:. won: 1 l a. tor ii-j naumhl itfs on him ufai \>r’:v-_-tit“d ilia eleciiti.i i.>r iJovt^rns.ir. >v)ien boatfn by Ukv, >rag(f, imi, saj-b Uic tii>; juoet of tin.* can- tii.lmeM (fft tlie Gubvrnator'al ciuiLr 'vi'.l lit-, f..r, say? tie, I tried io bcsiit ua« niy.ieli, and lie told Wiien this i f,|iiy '.VM ina'.i'-, you coiuJ by the couau-naiic5t,*s of a iaripj {Kjrti ,'u ol the aiidieuttu that tliey wuui«i supiK>rt no man who ha^l ss iitile f.-a- titiJ.h a.s “Bill iioldon” has jirtjvfU luiascJf U» bave. aiul as liie t^oneral iii'u-*elf adn.'.f.Unl. I'r.j'u i ■‘aw aud h«.-ard Cat'*. .Liut'ij '■yUl bt.> vh-ci- t>d l.'U' I '.v. rtiid lili -^oii Will make a jww«riul of- t a’. urili PltESfcNT.' y’r. m have W report another fjtiict day al jUg iho l^uiueb jnst from I’rincc tikjorgo, aay that some importaut'movement Is evi dently on loot in the yankoe army, but thev are so restrict*^ >W3 to be unable to form aay idea of what U is. it is the impression that large bodies of the etemy have been recently moved in the dire.tion of Ciiy TouiV The yankees have left neither hor> ■ nor cropp, and but a small supply of provisicu.-^ | , Uie “fanns within tbeir reach in tieorgc | i\ Tbiir forage partitas spare nothing lM5t ca’ bo y!'j any use to the citif/ens. j • It ie thought that U^rant may l>e massing hi* troops near the river fur the purpose of throwing them suddenly and rapidly acres.-* into Chesterlieltl. and ftPsaclt onr lines'there >>eforo «ien. l^ee’s couJd con front him. If be should tttteropt such a moveinpn . ba would, aa he ima ever done in tliis campaign, tlnd the abiquiioua loc iu his front, ready to meet and repulse him.—/V. Bxpresn, Tiie profound auiet which has prevailed around the lines during tne past three days, has attracted the attention oi" both soldier and clvtlian. The pre vailing impression seems to be that we have now the calm which generally precedes the storm, and that tlitt storm of battle will eooa burst upon us with great fury. , . 1'he idea that the enemy was *.oulr(K-l!n^ his lines trv withdrawing his forces from our right, which g";:aed much currency Wednesday, was effectually dissipated yesterday, oy the clearly ascertained fact, that he stifl confronted us on every iwrtion of the lines, with increased rutber than diminished forces. Other movemems id the enomy indicate that he is plann:; heavier guns in position, and increasing the num^H’T ol nis batteries. The reuent rains have contributed greatly to the comfort of our men in the treuchea. We now have positive informatic': that (jtraut ia t,dejid. A orisoaer taken near City Point night UuiwiDDia Uo , Va , \ July 1st, 18b4. ) Td the (JlttMM suid 8ol41en of Osrnett. f P.apt*KT haviag tiat I kad with- A di^’Tj my a»mc from before the people &6 a oandi- ■jat J ?vr Piieriff of riamett, i deem it neotiiaary to fftate w "jij n'.^'U Sr jvt hoTie and tny oempanlona in the Army, iu»t*U i« n-'i 'rss, as.d th»t 1 am etili a candidate for of^o 3be very thankful for their euppcrw • j 8AM’L D P!Pnj5. Eie«(it>u in ilobe;«ou aud Hicbuioud! Tlie Coaiederate Ticket!’ FOR GOVERNOK .as, B. \ AX V K. FOK THK SEN-\TLi Ulle^t Leltch. ]£si., of Uobusou. FOR THE ( i>.MVO*^li TUoBiM J. .Murlscy, of Lumbe: ton. CoL Uavld Bclhune, to. Hcg’t N. .. 1 feolic-a v: 1 uot bs supporici, and ^b*b palriot^o Mii lealous eitii^ns at h .mf sr.- ^ , ‘e ierervraK a rspresciitatire oi iie‘r cwu .u L«*psla'.ur£, we are I’etermico 'b% -jcr br- - shiil uot forgotten v = tbct ;i- J it c.r di-.v. 'tty c.lbv/* M.'.NV CITl/.SNd- Jul/ IH uot >»^:'ore last and brought safely into our tines, states that if the great defeated has died he nas jet to be tilormed of it. The prisener siafc.-d that the first ‘im*: he h*.“ard it hinted, wa^ from hia captors. Ih., 22i. Fi'-m th- —Passengers by the Central tallroud last evening, say that the enemy, under Henter, who, together with his own, has all of Sigel’s old commanil, is closely watching the movements of Karly, the exact whereabouts of whose main force tli«y 'were at la.-tt accounts unable to determine. 'I'ho ailair at Snicker’s ferry convinced them that a oretty strong force was certainly at that point, biit ih*4 result did not leave them sufficient opportuni ty to ascortuiu the full extent of it. Rkhvnmd Examiner, 22d. tlu*»111*0715 »old*eni of BolHwon Doanli. - ^ _ ;a, ..—..L., aad Oiti- ! r- . I i.'-.-’iuur-ct ruj- ' 'ja-’^ii’ate to represent • c H'.’ ' '-M /j?V”‘»'are. 1 am* . ; G. i4 .! ?,..g ‘ . T >. TC;«nU;ered the •' iM'ii ►nil hf.f^ .• sv.rsiBoo u U^i- ‘ up!' 'i.f iJTTt lUJ LmO-jlb a l'f.n.-Uvn U'a - 1 beeu an carncit v': ;ii'e o‘ ttouUfrr. iuic endrrco I t-ra in fa»or of Z /? Vf." ns “af fnor of iL C- 1 am iii of f *1 not "ra’ if* but In mj cdtioi»ii3& no- : Lf. '»t £■ aept-r.^tloB > e.roeii the North and fsr.ct fD 5Kjkn.;»f :gi3‘eEi >y ^ur e- vmieii of our •K ;^r.j*'ccc—woula be au honorati-; peste If I am .>cvi.cd. I V'» io all a» ns/ powor lo procure that de jira . ie'objsct, vii; Southern ludependenoe Fellow-Ci-iSiUS, should yon see fit tc tlecl ms, 1 pro- raise to ('■o all >a *jy powev to promote tae weliare, the ecmfort and the hcnur of b.jiti ei'Jsen aud soldi»r. Very r-epeotf.-Dy, DAVID BETBUNE JuV 2 '. &2*awte iM^A6E«l;ov]iTir. H'oiloir-sioldlers and Fellow-ClllioDs ortbeOoantj or Kladen. i 'O'. H r>.’--ii^a»on firary I v thj?'ate iiou:, 1 -av; bccvsB: > >j*adi tf.'t rc; resent yi;u iu the 0 .u‘.:a -iM o! --n-^ liixt ii-'A?ela*ur- Oochiinlly ex pes, *ogyour appe/t, 1 I'i.-’gemy oast tftorie to p?o- nicie ♦oGT «rtry iuVcrost 1:* toiitrjr lo lUe maiiy quoa- iit'us tuat m*v 1 wili *»y thet I a»n in favor of Pcacel Pe-jol! »a early a:. l honorabk Peaoeii One tb«t will secure »o n.; aud cur v.oBifritj *ae iighta cf ear hcci-^ "-ni our tSr« -ies, t vea to the lirtd>«t period of BO ST. B CAIN, Oo. U 86t.l i-iag't N. 0 Iroops j„ij 52 f’elIofr-Ci4l*cia» Soldiers;— 1 !k’ ns io"v"r a for iSterifi of Ohathiia. Tb »*•' wcr-' in the fle^d for iuat office, whom^ac Z B Vance and two for W. W. lioiucu 1 bo^^eUy beU^ve that I WM the atrongwt m*n m the liild who declared for Qov Vance and I be lieve it>ai a t^irity o? the people of Chatham will oon- eur with !xe in that opinion, but being uMble to com- ;>rc-mi»c ’-he dlffioulty and unwiiHng to euffer a defeat, 1 hav9 •concluded to wUhdraw from t'-e can«ara Jloore aud .^oiitj^omery Faia HAVaa, Jul i:., '*L>r SSE8- S. J n.\LE 4 60NS-.—1 if ay card ia tbe Ocf^.'Jcr Xjnt- gOH. i»' ->is iiiuUijLi 'j'iit a good uii»a rf i!-‘5 ri^L^- .4^ > for the Se&ui«. vie Dr. J. M. Crun p, au^ 1 nui him with a hear*;- good will. HiP.aiB IWOlv Bjr Clie «loreruur ol 3iortk t »i oliaa. A PKO€( A.llATIOi^. WHSRE.V."*. il hMtU been rftpr-sentOi! ii>e Ih.-i Hrirl'r*'u Vv jone». Inie ol tae Couniy ol'.uih.jri!. h;is teen j.' Ibe murder of *Vm. Siephenson, lai*; of saui cusn-.y, unil :Ur.t l!;» »alil Hemlfrsoii Jnnis eauapeJ fniiu I'rismi an! i? nuw ni Wrtt .All'.' wher-.’B-'. It hath al»i! been reiresentci t ) in- ihM W I' K»!in», nlln»Turiitr try, of naid cnunty of (juilf.inJ. who lii.MuU m dlcipil for the cr.uie of rturgUry in »uij •; lUiity, h.i'.h i.i ) Ift'tii prisyi'. ^lid IS itl l.trge. 5iow. therefort, to lhi» end ihal the •md lK‘n(te.''si»n J'niti .uiJ !hr sni.l \V. T. R»(ins, alias Turnt-r fry, !uty h:, “.rre*:ei1 k.ihI i.riu£i. tofor their said iiUem'e>. I do issue ih.- uiy rriclit niiii)'i. (.ftBfliiS a re«ar.l ol'1 BRii hisukkd r>r the nitprt h-: aioii (iiid deliv*ry of naiit Jones nritl iiiKii ti oit*D ^ r the arrest ausl delivery ofsnld K\aiis to tin.- dhtrli -t the t^iuiiti v-. Uullford aloresn'.d. la witne*-'whereof. ZebuUci IJ. Vance, tjeoeial Coniiimader inChief, siiined ihe«e oreiefits ■ ui J iiCAk r aiased the Great rieal of the atiite t,' be .itfixe.i. ' Ihiae St K.tleiffh, Ibis -J-Jd day of July, .4 !•, l"^. 'I'J in the yenr of .Aiii.-ricMi lude[>^udence the emhiy nailh. By the (Jovernot, K V.^NC a -•\. M. Mvl'UKKTaKt, Private docretary, jiro iciii. 3* *•» w. o ^infimon Qi’ore, Chatham, Ju’y 14, ALBfiiaHT. It OfiBcial despatches were received 0,ficuil JVo^fcs. ASl'Kiiril O.v TUB StATK (.•' Til K CoC-M it r . iL'ViU be S‘;en ii’ora the uua».\tHi cui rc.sj'OU'lcnc :- tha! J udge ShcpUerd will uudresb tht- peopiti io tLiv: towi. oa Tuesday, August 2d; Fa\Kti Kvir.J.K. N, Jul V 'ic. iS‘>4. H«>n, J. Sliev'JL-id: A luimbpr fif yoai' I'olluw.r.Uiv^u-’, of Fiiyettevillf and Uainberlaud, \vii)jt^;it tf part v distinction, would b« t;lad to liear y.^u .■'jK-nk u;x>« the public ijUt-)li»iiH and ptdUiuai .-iffairs uf tha country, and re)Ufst _y0U to aJdrew tiiein at such a timi- 13 will ui; your conveniucce. K«vpet;tfuliy, g W (} Bioadfwt, .hv A ^lacKue. Henry L .Mji ovei. | \ St-Jdman. Sam i J Hin- ial'-, C E [iCer •. K K liry.rj, H’n,’ liovv. K \ Klatk. J M McGowan.(;.tpt A .V Joh L’.U,-* f> McLfturin. {) .Vn-^r«vi. (t W VVilliau!*! VV A U . J .r . Hu'vl'iy, i'uncan Jh:'.N Snili! . Uodl'r^./,'' v C .HcDufli*! UJ K .U «; \ri!lia;n‘>oii. jofat'jr Kvans, W DraugUoii. J U L'Uderwoixl. J H itolwrt-fr. J ^ McKetuau. VV .1 And-jrsou, John U Cook. Aua W Thomas MclMuiei, P Tavlor. H .V AScSwuin. P -nj S HCi’.d‘?r, M C Lamont, W (J Mfittii w*;. U Ul'Jft (5 Wightinaa, and others. Li’ J. IvdlifL]'r?. (l«p.^hier of .Sliields, Ksij. lu Jrtoc'-.o eo-•aVv,‘^l-t i:ihi., by Kliart fdanesM, Et+4., Air. itUVAHTKS llU^yKV ttj M.\HY. daii^liUT ot i.apt /.jiju Jtb V-'v. .TS, K. 'fVllu «:-ipaP. »’c.-r S'’Bno* ia tho Acaoeay 4 LuM » T fo? I sc-Hnftt ot 1 0 wc Tuitipu in nonnxcu lligbei “ iu I/*? 0, Vrcds>t/»d tioh. 16 «0 • • in PHi'!t;Eg, Fruit »?d F'OTr«r>. Jo iO 00 ip Mueie W'ti^ ‘ei.'e of Pi'>*‘fi, Jaitioc *>har^ci trvm daU of otttr**-^ no iednctioaP »adt exo-'^'U ia ci«8 pwri.cted aioknesfl TuiCjon 0.1 old r>i(et >f taiJ i't f^'ovitiott «i( oitl prir^s. ..I ^ •• i- __ ^ ^ ^ -r - - A Tf.-lLlJHl’ilC WArtfTKO. 'J'HL :*P'ierei^rsd -w'sbe.? >o etapio,? * Lauy to ieaoh a S I'iciily Ssb(K'). No'*? but a g9Ji 3obo*»r ue*;d flttplj .%ddr«e* CA.UV1N VBSIA^ Oak’aud, Chatiwm oounty. N C -.iO f4' 0«-J 4t» CO FArk,nKvn.f.K, Ja* ,v'21 VTi-strf*. W 0. Broadf'>ot, .f, A. McKau, H ^.,lry >1 vr.v.)r. .'.n.l otii-jns; (Gentlemen: Your letter of ihu ims r.^:viv.-,;. iav it'ai; -f-j u k n !i(> iiotit ;-’ -dr.drs .h- c'-.nir v' '■'> »w‘- ••^j.tiiif; tiii.- ii.vllatiun, I r* i!;re:. tbnt, T ofsn-ic '--onir- »n i?ar;itT tiay ttian Tr.f;s:!ay, tiu; wecrtn i -Iny An-’-ust' frcti^intr fniiasifL^inenSB U> b^d''->* .'fic :>& , -r^.,r nett c^iunt.y '.mtil tlio 3)th •jf^lhls mMr^th. n torbid m*> JictU'c to ot 9iaiU|>«oii 'I'HE Hoa'd to S'oas^-J^ 'i* t’oinmon SohoolB f 0^ 3»tirsoa ea>iniy, will Clinton ti»e last Saturd -V ill July Auyo.3t. At' interested aw ,.f/, ■. A HOYAJ-. r B 3 E. J. Hale A Souk—Plea»« ccnouwce In year paper that 1 am no eandidats for the next Logia’ature . t . » u I have declined belrxc a eandiiale; 1 am for ^ B. Tbe V5U00 ticket in Chatham am«a the wht save ^»e yankees a genteel dnibbin^. ® Richmoml SVki.j, tU. Fla^ of Truc« Letters OcsrsDJiBATa Statks or AuaaiUA, War Dbfartmeut 1 IhxUk >if fhe C'-'ymnniKlcf of t'uH .S’umter.—Tbe I BoaBac or Exohasgb. ' Charlcswn papers of Thursday bring accounts orl Richmond, V*, July l«t, 1H04 J tlitf death of Captain John C . Mitchell, 1st S. I j All letters to go I^orth by flag of trnoe must be Artillery, commanding in Fort Sumter. He died I on VVelueflday about 5 P. M., alter lingeriner a few | ^ Eaoh IzUer must b* iccljeed » B?p*r»te cn- hotirs, from a wound inflict-ed by a shell. Captain i aad addrcased to me, Bureau of Exchange, &ioh- Miichell was a son of John .Mitchell. \ ciond,*Va 8 No mnat ezeced in leoc^h one page of oidl To tbe Friends of tbe j^oldiers Throogli- out tlie Confederaoyi UL.vait:sifA.cfi8a UsKbaAL L'Lr.vaia.-.iir, ) ii./^ii.aoALi lit - (, .L’ J RicnaoNi>, Feb liUi , ’^0-^ j «i ftieuri? »U‘i reiat.vt3 .f iJoidi-r?-if JL jriherii V.rgiaia are iierd-y aoii&s:. ranfe yeni n s lii's d*y boea cne*>is»i wua tfct jiOu ; l1 KitU EXPHiiSS ' OMPASV, to Cirr” all j. ;t;iar •> ' tood and yrear.ug aprarel tuPiohmaod. Va. To seeure the advantagea, taua outa’»»ci tl-icU£ . • zpress company, the foilovriag in3truciioa*i UiuiL cbeorved: Paokasee luust not contain mere than ine hu;i‘.r poandfl; ce well BecureJ, an^ plaud^ ‘.car = - • &t the expcaee o£ the shipper to eithm of Relief Aeacclations, »aioh are looat*.d ' la Nortt Carolina, at Raleigbj in Soct’-. ■ Colauibia; in (le-'rgia. atAogaat.% in Aiab.; gcuicrj; or at any other point et wnica one cT - c.'■ eocifitiona ha»e an office. lae Agenta of theae Aaloc'ati^na wili tbfcr> tr.k oharge of them, and ship daily, by Southern Exp-ess Company, to the proper A^^ente of the respeotiTo States at rUahcJDnd, who will see them distributed to fiie proper iadiridtiW owners- ^ To m««t the wiahea ef th« soldiers, aal to give t^ e» a ccrttia aul tTpeedy communication with h'mc, tre :3cu;her . s'xpicas Company bae »jreed to give thia p* j?r3tce ever everything elet*: anJ in oidoi t^y. as m.»y occur tc the eu3c.:bt: of so ’auda !iIo £U o-t.;! ribc, the several Railroad Coinpauie^ are her- oy rsycwted to render the Exprces Compaay emeh hcHit;c3 -3 rlil enable it to malie this *rraagtmeat a ocitrdete Ettcotsa. y» 9 the Sguthetn Expreso Corapaay asMUiaad all rc- fporalbidty '’ fhe trantportalion cf those package*, the Relief AeeooietiOBS are reqaested to wuharaw tafcir Agent« who bave t oreiof.tire acted *9 titveiing mfuvcv Kjrs- If the Relief Atsociatioa wiil ejt*blifih ageccic. In the rear of otasr armies, tUey tsuj •'•ajoj the c*«.t priviiegeB fc«teby secured tj tt« ' *’’■ gvnta- , , * • ; Licut. Col. ana vfaa termjatcr Approved. A R Lawtoa. liaarteiuiaater Odc« ral telejfrapiied to toe President U) eend two gunboats to KfvHtiJon as a raid is expected on the frontier by al’owed to pass „ , ^ a. , fvHt{Jori as a ranTis expectea on me frontier oy i 4 Each Tetter mart oo'iftlD a UaU'Hi Bt«ea postage rel>el9 from New Brunswick. The President is said. I q^amp, or ks equivalent in aUver or United Rta'es tfOr- to have telegraphed to New York to di^atch ves- | rency. Theae refnlaticns^ll ^ sels ioiiuciliately Augmta. Manic, July 15.—Tbe American Con- s.il at St. John’s, N. B., notified Gov. Oorry that % small gang of Southern emigrante and sympatliiBera ’eft St. John’s on Wednesday night, to commit de- pr^ations On the frontiers of Maine. There is •vrS^AlWlTT a/%TnO fminilatinn forlhestorv. but the raid- i no letter tranamltted in whioh they are not atriotly ob- ■orved. . 0«»- Agont of Bzohange. fOffioial 1 W. H. HaTOH, Capt and A. A 0. July 1. *2 6t CieaaTBaMABiua OuHKB-.i’* Dki-'t, i Rioumobi', Juic l"t 18u4 j Mr. R. ii li'il'cck, en agent of this D-ip»-rtn»cnt, ia v» aiira^d to the duty of wrgaoia ng the trantpcrtation cf enppliea of food and clotting under tne arracgcive-a with tho Southern Express Company aa abovo r»;U'*d He will visit &e several Relief Aksociitiona, txpiiiu the working of the ayatem, and cnoourage tht irlen Ip of soldiers to take advant^e of this easy Ttay of supply- Itjfi- the wanta of thoe^ in tho lielJ. A R. LAWTON, Qaartermastcr Geaoral- Of»io« SouthAs Expaaas Co , \ Al'OUBXa, Ga., Feb. 20, 1854 / The Southern Expross Company hereby notify the friends and relativea of Soldlera in the Army of ?»orth- em Va , aud elsewhere, th&t they are prepared to e^r- ry out arraa^ements aa announced in the &b ve oarl. and that they will do all la their power to faiiiL h« poesibly some foundation for the story, but the raid era will be more likely to > else if they demonstrate BOUDS^ FOR $$ALE. 1 Five nimdtod Million Confwlmte Six Per Bonds. ■' 5* ' r. S / ^ tory I in no'Sf ;jn-par*nl t(.* ix oorn or Iw-ioii tb”' «rf Spaa Rain.—Several fine showerp have la!lea in this virioitv recently. Vegetation i.«? doing remarkably j well. 'Corn is promiaini^. 'J'uc wheat crop, which has proved excHlent. has p^^tty nearly ali beea l.atvested and garnered.—(Greensboro' Patriot. July 20. Qen’l eup’t & Acting Prea’t So. Exp Oo- 5l-lw State ot Morlli Carolina, aOBESON COUNY. to maiie an upD^tinttni nt Ft»PelU*vitU c.v o,„_ KtuUV-- i -r .wdl Ck'tiO. 'i'hi-j Fkre^ I? above ua>>. ‘ ‘ ' • ^ mpmos ^oaiitv ^ uot sarpwBwi hjaoj in thc^* FiJko or Trdos -Lkttbbs.—See advcrtiBcment^ C>an«ipoatets jae.df»iied to adbeze stnctiv la flTmnin ^ ?■ These Dsada present the graatCRt inducements for iuTcstnent Tb*'? have thirty years to ran, inter- ; eat payable w oil-anuaally, and are secured by import and export datlea; are exempt, principal and interest, | of me a from taxation, atd the coupona receivable as coin fci i ante, as ioaevotn dul4ee Afply to aiBBlS. Ihoum-—— J n***- Superior Conrt .f T w, Sprinj Ttiui. A. U. 1864 IT w»«! Tnra Court, It*** from and after this ihTerm ke a?»igaod for the trial I nartiec, witnesRo* and defend- i oa iliatlay of next Teiui o? It said Couii-y, at taa Ccort fourth Monday oi Sep‘am- '* J a. CA&XBB, c. 8. a 6l-W**pd
Fayetteville Observer [Semi-Weekly, 1851-1865] (Fayetteville, N.C.)
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