OBSERVER.
FA VETTET^I^LE. ’
K¥ltSLVii7AU«U8rf87llM.~"
A Fight near Richmohd.—-As will be seen a se
vere engagement took place Dear Bicbmood oqTuos*
day, in which the jankeea were repulsed with heavy
loss. As usual, the negroes appear to hartf been
thrust forward, and to have been slaujfhtered acaovd-
ingly. This ii» yankee etnanctpation!
Brig. Gen. Girardey, who wtis killed m this fight,
was a Georgian and a most gallant soldier. (>a the
30th ult. he was a Captain and Assistant Adjutaut
General of ^ahoae’a Brigade. For his galltintry
on that day he was promoted to the rank he hpld
at the time of his death—said to be the lirst in
stance m the Confederate army where an ofiicer has
suddenly jumped from a Captaincy to so Ligh a po
sition.
1 S0SPKCT30F Peace.—The despair of the Yankees,
produced by the admitted failure of Grant’s cam-
puign, is manifesting itfcol*' in the number of projects
of peace which their p;ipers are pu’ting forth and
discusping. All sorts of absurd schemes are pro
posed, not cue of which is v/orlhy of a moivieDl's
thought, for they all look to a re-urion of ths North
and the South—a th ng uUcrly impossible, for it
would shock every dc.cct feeUnpr of both section3,
and it acccmpUshcJ 7,vir.ld not stand for five year.'',
prutably noi .'or live uiouth.-j. A CoEfederuoy i- .ich
as bclore the formation of the U. S. Coiisti-
tulion ii; jiPoposcd. '1 hat has been tried and aban
doned as utteiiy incCic.'mu. It so when the sections
were united in lievolutionary days, how impossible
that it wcu'i tC- .e nuy better p'-rpose now whsn we
arc l.v ' r.y/.i.. Auother scheme is to
gi-V a \.;,j ’ (."VcT to a ccr
Ui.Uvi ».'iov;u;, a Jiu luw making power
C^Dgrc;.' tu'd -.QA bfoouiti tv ijuliity. Two liou.-es
ot iki^prc oLe ironi the South acJ the
other trom the .'iuuh, wi'.b one Senate and one i';e-
•luent, would be uo betur. Nor would Mr. C U-
hoon’s plan ot two Presidents, one Northvru and the
other Southern, which is revived. The Natio:!al
NORTH CAi7^^^^J[^^LECT10N
Ji'OE G'J "'*■''0^
18C-. • „
69 Cos, last Obs.
Henderson,
Ashe,
Alleghany,
Perquimons,
W{itauga,
YanceJ,
Bertie,
Hy«ie,
Madison.
Cherokee (part.)
T9 Counties,
535
314
492
25
767
363
40
2C)G
77
33G
39
340
174
J>i7
0
•270
■1.'.
UiT
G
1862.
1208
6^0
227
95
424
714
525
2B7
Oi*/
Mpous Of Mr* naM^f|i^KK)iA.no>>
#,u» i j .4 Battle on the PeninwHa,—-^iohvokd, Aag. 17.
. 82 I An official dispatch receired last night states that
15 on yesterday the etemy made a determined attack
12 j OR our Ime between Darhytown and the Charles Oily
and ftt one time broke throuj^h, bnt were re-
62 ! p'^*3ed and cur original positioB was re-oceapied.
186 j A la««r ^lispatch says that the enony did not renew
105 ! atisqk oa our lines. Testerdaj afternoon the
15 force of »be enemy on the Chariea City road, rfter
advancirg M ?(ith 2 miles of White’s Tavern, was
bacic acrtM§ White Oak Swamp. Our loss
(11 »**-
1 was small. '/>rning says that the ene-
51,Cft2 12,010 50.836 19,752 j The Examiner of this m. '-^Tthat Bnmside’sne-
- ^7;;;—rr^ ■ I my made several fierce assaults, aln.nir>»t#T of
Mobilk. The Nortb(*ra rapcrs do not appear to I gro troops led the c^rge; and that of
be sanguine oi the capture of Mobile, though they
had heard nf their nuval victt'ry. They are doubtless
PS well aware of the powerful defences around that
place as we are, and hooTv that the loss of a vessel
cr -two, and a fort or tw^, i5 miles f-oin tiie city, by
no means ensures the lof^s of the city itself. The
object is said to be to seruro a point at which .the
port con be bloclyidc'l without I'copiug so large a
fleet there. The C .liimor " i’i."ctt-^ thinks “Ad
miral Farrngut can ar- n.;il\^h very Uttle u;ore than
l>e ha« done, o.'* the iiuin rl t’UMel, f»>r a d' ^t,aEce of
25 miles beiow tho fit3’, \ ill not udinit of the pcssage
tV’Ct water at the
ove”, clr.-ed by ;> series of
V>y fonnidab'c
thy hmvivst c^’i'TP have
ff vt'F^e’iS d.iuvic;' mori*
! ij'hc^t tides, ar.d i^, mov
riles, which ar>> ia t’-ia
v-'cru.-^ on v.l'.ii'h g ■ oi
b?en irounted.”
Rkukk of Sa x a.vi> ^S'oumjed Soldiers.—i>ur-
ii'g the la-st 1'ernt of the i. ouuty Court of Chatham, a
very iar?e rooetiuj of the ciliz ns und Magistrates
Ras held, to whom Col. lioiidou, ChairTaa of the
Conrt, 8‘ftted that cur rxk end vouuded soiuiers in
the various iIo?p’itul.s were b-r'lcring fcr comforts
:i number of States, j a: d dehcaties, and prop' iiui tliat his -brother Ma
gistrates and the citiz.-u3 should mr.'-ce some provision
for I heir re i it. f. The i:a U'.’.;/I arlher addressed
by llugb Waddell ar.d Ji.-liu U. JiaugLton, Esqs.,
ii:;e latter su*'miltiug a proposition that :^5,000 be
appropriated by the M ajjislrates, with the sanction
of t!io citizens prefccni, and a committee of three for
each captain s district be appjiiued to soUcit voluji-
Th€ Negro Thieves.—Bill Skinner, Collins Huske,
Dick McMillan and Lonis Glover were committed
to jail until Superior Court. Phil was allowed bail.
Alf. Gotten, Bill Poisson, and Eliza Starke, were
ordered to be whipped as accomplices.
Jim Mitchell, Ed. Walker, Geo. Nott, and
Churchill Bernard were discharged
North Caroliman, \%ih inst.
debt is proposed to be guaranteed by a pledge of the I tary coutnbutions. llis ri’fca;aticni were unam-
iutcrnal tai.os; tne South to have a right to lay c.\- j niou.-»ly adopted,
poit duties for a te ui of years; the taritl to be ti\.d
Ht a ctilaiii aosolute rate fur a term of year.-*; tiie
aiuiy to be disbanded, and I'.ie States required to
iuruiah and maintain troop-> m proportion to repre
ttdutation. All these arc mere idle notion.'', ema-
uaiiug from a desire to get rid uf tUe wur, and to
gel the Souih bat k. liut this last ib the stHuibllLg
block. 1 he Soutii cauaot go back. Kvcry ubliga-
tiOii uud--r the o;il Ci.ualituuon was violated. Ti e
aoath wa.s den.ed those jusi rii:hts which that co'i-
ilitatr.’C had guarantetd, and wiucLi the Northern
officials had sworn to protect and defend. Why
•bouid we hope tor aL.ythiUg belter in the liilur“
But even it we eouid have >vronger guaraLtee-
Low couid we ever uvc in peace and harmony with
a ^:>vernm»;nt and people wLo have outraired our
every ieehng and vioialed our every right since this
war began? with_the thieves an 1 iueeud;aries ai.i
rav.thera auJ uiurJcrers. it la aa impossibility.
Ih.srRKSsor liuFi. t i:o.J i’-ziKii.sBL'Uij.—W e
liud the following lu the iiaii-.jji; I ouservativo;—
' X letUrr troLu iVici si.ui;; to 0.1 of tue eUiiora of the
Whi:^ llio Coimlcy r,.:- a i'.:id ’h lilled wilti
olu men. vvouiL-n aiul ohii.li'■—: tiuiu ibe city.
Cvery bara, oOrn crib, ;iu> -i ju ;^.uaary has ii..'
oci.iqiaut-'. aiiii haaJ;\',!.- u t.i- ^ jrr i.v. i -a.-t from
VJaarieruiu.-'.cr au'i t-uiu.u; . ar_., i...a o-. - u^ij lit« rieiaa
au.i t'oiv-i.'. .Mai.y Lav.' ,j;i . . ici Uiao.nl, >.Mile ao'..
lew a-e ia North Caroiiua. .\i' ; i. i ■ .I'i'juc l by tae
ihclliug I'l I'cter^.'iir;', noihiu^ ia a
mililary puial ot view, am; i- do.it.! ;uoi..iy I jf tiw par-
pi>3«? ot grautyiQ^ a . wai -ii-j.iib;'.- uad covsurdlj 'pint ol
r*veuge. ’
The ilaieigh C'omeilerali- uj.’poaid to the people of
the Northern lounties ol >.orlh Curoiina, whose
trade and intercourse Liivc ulways u.-tu so iiitimatc*]
wuu I’etersburg. to adopt iinaijJi i e and eil’cctive
me iUd ol reliet tor ihe ^e no's^ ;:aiicr;ug peopi *, men,
worn' n and chiiJren. It
Lft lh>* C'jai‘aeitt.f. \» ucii a ti-,- ilie ialviriuftiioa
lo-duy to iht) jjeopjri ui jrth ^ u \»....a, who >ii. at a v.e!.
lOofs, tti.i'. a I'ji'lloil '1 -.1-
and CiiilUrtiU. arc iU u i
out iouaJ-.»L«jul 1' U*r= 'j
dat
'.>•
Let it iuvott;
We must eiihiT be uidepeiidtul cf the despised and | liava L)oui\t aud necp lu c,.aji a-i .Uie oc
tialtJ yaniees, or their siaves. There ib a j taiddld
gr luid to i^laad upon.
W'e are, however, glad to aee these crude y-.nke^-
LOUons put forth und discusstd Tuey an a .->tep,
lind & locg cue, in the path of peace. The} wul soon
lead to that most desired end, always provuh d wc
uontinue to whip the vUlaius .Should they get aiiy
decided advantage, their demand:^ vvould at uace
ri»e.
Li.tcoL.'f A I'a;lcrk —We copy a remarkable ar
licii; roui th. NcW Vj:k Lieiaii, elijw.ug tn«.i a^iu
coin has been buteriy denounced by leaders of h.s
own party, and thut it iS p; uposed to set him aside
and LuOiinaU; soLue other man of hi>» party for I'rc-
»;denl lu bib stead, ijie timi wou.d scciu to be to>>
short tor inis—i'. lo but two and a half months till
the ele ;.on. We are rather glad of this. Lincoln
IS, upon tne who!«, probably better calculated to
adva:.ce the cause t>f the South than any one the
Nortn could put in the Presidential chair. He i?
Wise in his own eyes, and obstinately determined up
on suojugaiiou. He has done everything t-^ make
e\emai separation a necessity; wuiUt his bulToonery
(Mid btup.djty have placed him and bis nation
strong contrast with the dignity and ability u!' the
Confederate President Lei himsuy where he s tjy
all means. And if elected by the votes of the bo
gus governments set up by himself in the rebel States
simpiy for the purpose of electing h'mself. let him
have 10 fight for it, as Messrs. iVade of Ohio and
Winter Davis ol Maryland assure him he will.
Rei'Ohted Rknewai. ok Exi ua>gks.—The coua
try will be rejoiced above measure if the report of a
renewal of the exch,^nge ot prisoners should pro.e
to be V ell founded, i’or many months, end in oin
case.H t;vea to.'yea. i, I!; .asaaod '»i oar gallant iol-
dierb have been pining ii: yankee priooas, subjcci d
to every hardship and insait 'I hcir own govern
ment has been always anxious to relieve them, bu*.
the yankees hud not the same carc lor tho:c ot theii
men whom we hold us prisoners. Most of these
were unknown and uninfluential persons, ohietly
foreigners, and many of them would be entitled to
discharge from the iriny if c.vchanged. L'nrioln
could not doubt that they would claim that dis
charge. Our pri-ioners whom he holds are a very
different sort of rctn. They are all ol>jects o.' affec
tion and ijiercst to people at home, and all would
go bac! in o the s.rvlce. ilo.^jver disgraceful,
therefore, l va -o chc VL^nkce {*overnment, it i» not
at all wonderful that they have pursued this policy
of nor-exchange. They were ready enough to make
a special exchange of fit'ty oSicers at Charlefaton a
few days ago, and would no doubt be glad to ex
change all officers, for they have iniluential friends
at home who clamor at the refusal to e.\change.
But, while the peculiar situation of the officers at
Charleston justified that exchange, we trust that no
further special exchange will be made. Our coun
try and our people want the privates as well as the
officers. The privates are of the same classes as
the officers, often better men and soldiers, and our
government should insist upoa having a proper pro
portion ^*f them, or no exchaare at all.
Nobth Carolina Offickks at Fort Dklaware
o>t TH* 12th ih'BT.—CaptB. R W. Atkinson, 2d
Cavalry; H. C. Wheeler, 2d Battalion; N. S. Mose-
uudvr prolec:
• . ii u, aud vvomcii
i.dUI ci-. =rr aiul wiLa-
tie a ui'-nujr tu thcui
iiio'T ua^er ciianty,
diui fVOiie -uch eontnbiliou a- w..i r-a-jw in-i geauii.t?
viiipat'.iy of l>entj\olcu'. !ieat ..i '.^itii IL jsj v/ho »ra suf-
Ijriuif au iaeioruOie taiaiuity. ne uj'j,-a', iu oeLalf of
I'eter^burg, lo lilt-eoualios ta A ai * :i, Uiaaville, llaii
ttkX, iVr^joii, C»3v\ell, Uaili'or..; Wike, joije, Norlh-
autjjvou, cojiec.allj . »ud g'.'fiel'auy to a'l Lac e uali''s of
tills btalt. wiicrov --r coal.'-»UULio..-* c.ta r-»;lijy be drj>vu.
Wi.aU.ver luay Oe reel to iir. i’ -'cad ot this city, wiU
atjouria*;.
be ualy t^rwar.le 1. l..el ihci.
^-'U'iroU'a o.iariag of ttic cmilori
ol
'*r.li o n ti'.cuU?
li..;'is i;.krricger has
;i u .dard—wii.Tc
, e 11,—u i eariics
\ 0',gadt of N. 0.
,1’ po.;is. iie sajs:
rc-ira. tiai u ia !>•
■ J t.i6 a;ii jrtUuale
ly a p.-ompl leiarti
ji;t uie ueatn
ajir c«»inuiaad
.-kl.l- li'JL’.'- O. —'
wiSciy jiuoiipued .n the I^a.'
it anywhere, the d,-.-i' ~.
call upoa all absjutujs iro'a
cavalry, to rdura prompU/ tv t^
‘.N'o p.irdoa '"aa b^' ii.'i'.u.; --! -
tievei t'lai luauy lia. ; o.-'.'ii la.-.;
U;aciuD;.js of ctu.rs. i'' c.rie
tiou .■iiipear.u^l lliei V be -aV i
to di:ty. *1 .'irr^ste 1, l‘i y c.ui*.
p-naity, sj rvceatiy iaili-u.‘J o.i uv
la Lilia iirijjade ”
The Standard, with gooti scLie equal to the Gen
eral'o. has the following;
.Nc- call f.t*ent:ori to (..• icral Ordi-r-. So. 'Ii. by Brij,
adivr tie'J'^ral I'.u riim-T. in rol iii n to ab..'nl‘e-* from
ku Lirii;ade. ire irasi, tl‘i* •vil; hav it- etl. -t.
.SolL ag will justify a s jl-ii.r i.i tiis colo
.Vlaii^ ol tlie de.~ei Lci i are w,i>j aiu iiecued in
\*ir:^iaia and Georgia, i’e.ic-j'c.ia tiev.-r be oolaii.ed by
desertiou, but ou luu con'r.i> y. i-'i-j i.-^ prolonged by
it and the personal honor ^ao a ;idiei’ is taiUiaiicd.
Capital: This Will bnn;.; them ill, wo hope. Seve
ral have alrcauy, since thj rt-u!i ol tlio election has
be^n knovrn, voluntarily '■'.•r''? nd";rcd to Col. Draugh-
on, i:i this place, li' thev h-.v. c jhio lu ia like pro
ortijn ihro'igl :iul thi .S'i'-s, - ii, probj >iy a
pretty good siz.'tl R.‘jiniiit "i eiJ/a l.led to the
regular army aud :3u jlra-’L ■•i ‘ro.u = Wcods J!r;;^ad'
\Va«r ir ha-' C —’I'i j >v aoia nerald says
that fjr every uig.jcr nirfde ul— by Lincoln's war
\vhilc man has died aad .) b.;ea .-p-.v!'.,. And
alwr all, oae-foui.h Oi iht I .cd ne!:ioos have per
isheu already by fa»nin"*, til^.■ I'c aii.l ImIIuIs. The
Herald aski what v^ill be Iclt of U e North if they
go on .a liiat rate ti;l the v/iiolc fi.ui' millions ari
freed.
I>r?LTN ('kOI'H and i’uUTK S(.-
Rcnansville writes on the l.'>th:—
‘Cl arc ve.-y g -i.Vi.t oKl l).i| ■
are es;ui!aat ovei’ ;,he result of iar
Lion.'
-A suijscriber at
.■’.•■.d th; poojiie
ibci-naloiial *‘lee-
fi a short time, it will be seriously I property, and bringing off about 20 horses and as
tioa.” I many beef cattle, ciptur>?d from the enemy. The
Montqomebv Croi’s.—A eubj’crlber writes from
Troy on the 15th iust: —
‘•Corn 19 looking tin.! thou gh EUif ■■.’ii 'r 'O'ne for rain.
Should it not rain in
daiaaired ia this Feci
Sprtntj Cr^-ck.—'I’hl.i is a faetlluM3i: '. in Madison
county, lying along the Tfuzie ao. line. It num
bered previous to the w^ar about ri5 or 70 voters.
At the commen'.'pfuent of the i-tniggle this little
precinct pent 1U7 niuu into thj Ii j’d, brave, hardy,
active mountaineers. 'J'l •;ro are ae-.'.’ over lOJ or-
ph:in9, mad'j so by tho w:.'”, and 21! widows, iu this
little settlement. Yet thpr.- is no- a disioy«xl mr\u
or wom*‘n ariong them. The tires of pt .rioiii^m ^^um
as brightly as at the cut.set. Sind no complaining or
murmuring is heard a;nong tiicm. 1 t^e cause U
first, last, and always upon th-‘ uppermost in thnr
hearts. The women (‘-iod b’er^. are toiling
upon the mountain side to 6npp ort;J«-b'’ir little oi^B,
cheerfully enduring all manner o" !’a;'dship8, thet
, 1 XU . . T. U M30»hof
negroes exceeded that at Petersburg on ,
July.
The Confederate Brig. Gen. Chambliss [ofVa.j
was killed. The enemy reported very heavy (their
loss we suppose is meant.]
[second dispatch.]
Richmond, Aug. 17.—Brig. Gen. Girardey, [hold
ing a‘•temporary" Brigadier’s commission] command
ing Wright’s Georgia Brigade, was shot through the
heart and killed in the battle. His body has been
brought here und will be sent lo Georgia.
From a private dispatch, dated
Nkar Ru'h.mond, Aug. 17.
'Phe enerry broke Wright’s Brigade yesterday.
Our [Lane's N C ] Brigade charged, and took the
v;orks and captured 600 prisoners.
From Gtnrgia.—Atla.nta, Aug. 16.—A party
cf the eaeiay's cavalry struck the Atlanta & West
ern railroad at Talbotton yesterday, burned the de-^
pot, tore up the track in several places, withdrew 3
miles and went into camp. The force is estimated
at 2 to 5000. The track has- been repaired, but
trains do nor run in consequence of the proximity
of the enemy.
Last night and to-day have been unusually quiet.
Atwnta, Aug. 17.—Tha enemy’s caTaih'^ have
retired from Talbotton, and the trains run as usutd.
The cneny are busily fortifying on the North side
of the Chattahoochee, and every thing is quiet along
the front. A new C4 pounder opened on the city
last night, fired slowly all night, and killed one
person.
It is believed that the road was cut at Ackworth
[:n Sherman’s rear] by o.ir cavalry on the 16th, and
auspicious nows from that quarter is looked for.
From PtlrrsJiurg.—Pktkrsbcro, Aug. 17.—De
serters aud prisoners to-day concur in the state
ment that Uurnside's and Warren’s corps are in our
front, and that Hancock's corps and other infantry
are operating North of James River.
Advices at 11 .adquarters here confirm the defeat
of the enemy at W'hite’s Tavern ou the North Side
yesterday. Our loss was not very large. The fight
is supposed to have been renewed to some extent
to-day, firing being h^ard in that direction.
In front of this place nothing of interest trans-
piiing.
From t^t ru'lfy.—Pktkksbcru, Aug. 17.—Offl-
citl aJviOeS have been received from the Valley
Dtpartment. Up to yesterday there had been no
general engagement.
From the Surth.—Richmond, "August 17.—The
Baltimore rnrr‘9ponde''t of the New York Post says
that Henry W'mter l>avis ha.-! written a call lor a
National Convention at Bafl'alo in September to
nominate a candidate for the Prcsiden{-y.
R*-leased yankee prisoners report that the Talla-
ha'^see [which a few days ago captured 7 yankee
vesaels off Sandy HookJ is commanded by John
Taylor Wood.
The N Y. Post says the McClellan meeting in
that city did not e.\press the sentiment or meet the
approbation of the Demucratic leaders. Neither the
leaiers nor the masses ol that party were present.
The Indian troubles iu the Nortb-west are increas
ing in magnitude.
Last liionth thare was a great excitement in Con
stantinople in consequence of Protestant Establish
ment [of what?] by unned force.
^SECOND dispatch.]
Kicksio.hd. August 17.—The Baltimore Gasetle
of vcsterday, the 16th, has been roceived.
I'/en. Burnside has been relieved of his command
in (irant’s army, and has arrived in BaRimore. Geo.
W'llcOi is lu temporary commaud of hia C4trpn
i he Fedoral loss in the action in Mobile Bay W
estimated at 240 killed and wounded.
> Conft derate force of 2000 is menacing the bor
der counties of Indiana, and Gen. Carrington has
i.ie a requisition upon Government for 25,000 men.
Var.ous capture? by the Tallahassee are reported;
amcug ihem tne ships Adriatic aud Wm. Bell.
[third dispatch.)
Kiru.M0.vD, August 17.—Tne N. York Herald of
the Idth renews i'^s suggestion to Lincoln that he
appoint Peace Commissioners to Richmond. It says
that we have arrived at that stage of exhaustion it
the wa- when every consideration of wisdom, patri
otism and humanity suggests the propriety of a
magr*uniaious, boiia JidLe movement by the Adminis
tration in behalf of Peace.
Ihe Herald announces that hereafter its daily is
sues will be sold at 4 cents per copy [doubled.] It
hr.d expected that Seu’y I’essenden would reform fi
nancial afl'airs, but, insiead, he has plunged deeper
into the sea of paper money; the national finances
are now more unsettled than ever; and it is evident,
ii sa' S, that half the^newspapers in the United States
must soon stop publication.
0^)ern(ions in Sherman'fi Hear.—It is stated
that Wheeler has destroyed the bridges across the
Etowah and Oostanaula Rivers, and burnt the'track
tlie whole way from Marietta. A large amount of
stores are said to have fallen into his han-M at Resa-
ca, which waa destroyed after our cavalry had ap-
p op ’iatcd all that was needful to th“m. At Irst
accounts, the report says G.^neral VV^heeler was
nipnily uuir.hing ia the ilirection of Dalton, where
an immense amount of stores, both subsistence and
ordnance, ns^ been congregat’ng for some time.
Charlestuu Mercury.
Ih.-seriers in the Wt't.—A report was brought by
on oiLcer from vvilkes county, one day last week
that the troops sent to arrpst deserters in the neigh
borhood ol Trap IJ ill, hud quite a severe skirmish
with large number of these miscreants in that sec
tion on Tuesday and Wednesday last. Some fou
or five of Capt. McMillan’s compaqy are reported to
have been killed, likewise two or three of the Home
G nard. We have heard no particulars more than that
a figbt actn'.'lly hd take plnce and that the tropps
were conipcl’ed to retreat with the loss stated.
Iredi ll Express. .
Moj. Charles M. Roberts has just returned from
another scout into the coves and mountains of Uost
Tennessee. With au ample forco he penetrated far
into tlie roi'ion of tf'ries, encountering several par
ties, killing eiyht or ten, capturing about the same
number, recovering a considerate amount of stolen
•We have received from the Publishers, Messrs. Burke,
Botkin Co., Macoa, Geo., the Confederate Spellicg
Book, by 'Washington Baird, A. M., late of ChHrieaton,
S. C. The book is interspersed with reading lessons in
which the effort of the author appears to have Ix'en to
combine inBtruction with amusement
Cotton as a aubsfttute for Lint.—Dr. Nott. of
Mobile, recommends cotton as a substitute for lint,
iu hospitals, for the following reasons:
1. Its abundance, cheapnfess and general dissemi
nation.
2. Its value in padding splints, where there are
i^^tures to be treated.
3 ^^J'tion has always been used as a soothing
dressing to when the inflamm.ation is ol the
highest possible .
4. I have used lo” twenty years on dressing
stumps, wounds of all ktnu.^,' including gunshot, cot
ton and lint, indiscriminately, J jct)uld never sec
any difiPerence, where both articles 'i •
5. Buggrave, Surgeon to the King o? Belgium,
has written a volume on the advantages of :itton
dressings, and other Surgeons in iiurope recoinincnd
it.
6. Under the name of patent lint, Snrgcon.s ht*ve
been using, for many years, a kind of flimsy cotton
flannel, which is noi.hirg but cotton; and the profes
sion has, therefort;, fully sanctioned its uje.
A Canadian journal reports that several cop'^id-
enible drovea of horics, purchased in W^eHtern Can't-
da on Confederate account, have passed down on the
royal mail steamers during the paet few days, d e-
tiped for Quebec, whr rc, it is umlerato id. ihey wil!
be shippede for a Mexican port, and thencs j>us3t;tl
overland into the Confederacy.
The New York Express says the olergjmen of
New Jersey and New York have sent ou a peti
tion to Washington asking exemption from the
draft. To comply their reqncat would bo
tho height of iojastice. They are, in a greet
degree, tho authors of the war, and they have lieen
Icudcst in shoating for its continuance. They
have fairly howled for blood. Instead of being
exempted they ought to be drafted and put in tbe
front of battle, and they should lead ia every at
tack upon the «nemy’.s works. It is mean anJ
cowardly of them t»ask an exemption while they
*re anxious to see every one el«e dratted and
s!?,i:ghtcreJ.—(j'ncinnati Enquirer.
Cits.—The Lewiston (Maine) Jcurnal says:
“Th ere are a cor pic cf spinsters in Greene—
iccnoiJianiacs in their way—who have betn t. ying
to see how many cats cov.!d be multij lied from
(repair. They began \tith ore pair vrhcn the
rebe lion bioke ou^, and as the kittens have grown
snd niaitipl'ed, their nnniber nov7 rcr^lKs tlic
».iarntipg number ot four hundred and forty cats
^nd kittens.!’’
Profitable InTettment.
TNTENDINa herevfter to devote my cntlte ip^frldofti
I atjei.firn to the C'»al Oil Works, I rff,r for e»le tha
fixture-* of nay BRANDY DISTlLLEiir. The? consist
Worms, Caps and Tubs CMEnlett
The S.xllH are perfeotlj new and n^ids of extra thiok
ooj-pcr I c»n safely aay th»t mere »r« rot two better
otuiB in the South. One has s eapaoitT ef ^"0 to
100 p-ailouB, the other of 50 gallona, and they wiT torn
on* in Btilliag dder from 16 to 20 g*licna of good proof
Praady per day.
A’so, if denired, an APPLE MACHINE. Tsh:okwUI
grind fine 60 bushels of apples an boar.
In K- *pple-?>-nwin|c ■e'^tion any catorpricic* can
san i£&ke frcm $500 to $800 clear profit ner dtr
BFUnY E. COLTON, ^»yatmlll^■l^ 0
17 6^ itf
PR’iabnry Waiohcian and Oroeasboro’ Patriot copy
ibrce M:riS and pend bill to H £. C-
Tt‘0 Much Blue.—The 13o.^ton Post aay?» M>ch-
iiiue, of Pulaski, Tennessee, had a terrioic- ac-
'.•'.ctf 0^ t^e Hues a lew days sirice Hie pr
witJi thrco blues «t one bir*'} —tv?o
in.d on3 boy. This beats Sampson oa ‘ bi[-
A Fat Wtmian—Barauni’e l&t 3^rs
Pishoi, eshibiti'd in bis Muscuri, i.’Iod f;t
■ -T h-.iUf: jo ConuLcdout the other day lie;
»Oit*^a weight wae 080 poJindt;. Ji,.- lacij
wc ro '.-ir'ployed lo get her into her e.'Si;, vMc't
wt.;, -0 wido tiitet the duor ol =hj Lcuac had to j^c
•’.■>v«d to enable its romuval.
. . .'Uts..--. J_U l'~£?
In this town, ou the i:^th iu»t., DANIEL C. BRADV
a^jed 15 years.
lu Cumberland county, on the 13th of August, Mr.
DU>^'AN McGlLL, ag'd 4G years Ue was a ua ive u.*
rfcot’fM'd; left a wife Hud foiir th'ldren to m-juru h.s lo.:s.
At Laurinbnrg, ttichmoad County, Aug. ISta, rfAM’L
J. BEEHY, of typhoid fever, aged HV years and 8 nioniha.
Mrs. MARY B. WATSUN, wife of Dr. Vi\ li. atsoc
aud daughter of Carney and Margaret Byuum, was born
June li*, ltiii6, and oiud July 10, 1864. Tne 6u:j;ct of
this notice was early taught by her godly patents vo
love and fear the I.ord. When but ten years old ulie
made a public profesaion of religion and eouLected her
self with the M. E. Cl'urch S»outii at Ml. Pleas,aut on the
Haw River Circuit. Her piety was intelligent aad con
sistent; her influence for good was lelt and aeknowleilg-
ed iu whatever circle she moved; her kind and alfeeiion
ate dispusitiou and purity of life endeared her to all whu
knew her. For several years befure our sister’s deain
she was the subject of severe bodily alBiction, which she
bore with Christian patience. She passed from eartli’s
sorrows to heaven’s joys in great triumph. May her
husband and two little boys meet her iu lieaven.
W. H. Bobbh r.
At Rocky River SJ}>rings, July 6, lsH4, of typhoid fe
ver, Dr. A J. GREEN. He had been lor several years
engaged iu the duties of hi« profes'iion, in which he was
ery su»‘C«asful. He was a young man of line talents,
and |)088esBed a generous open-hearted lemj/tT. Ue was
very attentive to tne flimiliea of soldiers, aud was highly
esteemed by all who krew him. But his uselul lu'e is
now closed forever—>.at short in manliood’s early prime.
After he was taken sick he still continued to practice as
long as* he was able to ride, untiring devotion to his du
ties as a ph^'sician was the cauie of his death. Uf hi.u
it may be truly said that lie ‘"died at his post.” His
health was naturally delicate; his practice large and in
creasing, and riding day and nigLt through ail kiu*is of
Weather he gradually sank under the arduous duties of
his profesion. Uu was a devoted sou, an allectionate
brother, and a generous, sincere friend. His bereaved
family and friends will mourn his death as au irrepara
ble loss —Com,
P.ANUOLPH CODNir.
mr g
£1
li w do-^s a pitcher of WJtcr d^U'ii iro/c c: itraa
thv. Vci't; wile cff a btidga. Ui»c is vrct-'sr in
jlici: t’ e other in pitch her iu the v V'~
$500 HEWAR£>.
T WJJ.h rey the eb re reward cf Five Hua^r«d Dollars,
1 r->r '.pprshens’oa of Joe Lse, a fre:* naUttA, who
' J r«i’ y r,t «he murder cf Arohi;.aH BIno of Ri^hmoLd
9 »r.v. ', V , iu any jiil so thai I can get Lim. Sa'd
^•20 itfu ilie i-if»rJer oa the 8‘ i of \nr»iyt iast..
18‘'4 d'L-‘» is ffe'-t 8 or 10 ii»',ic8 ' i-H. dtii
••ontpl c ' J trij at;sJt(it La?r. Wken hi t ^ ,u i ' wm
oa 5 r ;• lo Sc'flla own, in Rjcev>n '-here
»i>: -- cpvr-0 fi.- ui M\Lr (»'.! B' US.
fj C..Aog 16. f.8 If
t«.rian copy.
U A.^e?^so:H cf ConfcJci^tc Tireq fir ■ » u .’vUnJ
i. y wM! tl»5 T*x Papers f.t‘>-.- fi>:!lo7lDg
(U: ' nj fry f,,;g purpfja cf rsj.i.vi’v, •*'vr ti.x
:. ~ , t> ^ year 18^4:
.'*• ' • ''3!'e'f A. M C'nr/jell C3 Tii . i*’, \’igv '
ij J%y foUowin#:
■’ Cr.^ek, cn Mord*y Arg 15* i, > Cu»-
MARKi.i.—Au;/. L6
^iPJVlEW OF THE
b‘C3^. Pork 2 60. Lt-rd $4
X;£.'i i CO to 1 60 per peu::d, re.t.il.
C ’HiV'ax ii 00. Bn’te*" 5 00 lo 6 00.
Co io!* t 60 lo I 75. Coffee 1.5 60 tc I* 00.
—20 CO to 40 00 per bjrcn.
C->t>,(rAF, re.*il l>ried Fruit I 00 t; ^ 60 per i’
E; ff" I 10 p^r duz»o.
i. giwood G 00 to 8 00 per lb
F; -ti"—Saf er, $160, Faaiily, $1^0.
c!.»»e«;ou £ 00 to 10 00 per liu.
P. ^'.-jlDt'O Hay 8 00. 8hac’i«! 12 50.
C u ^pplef 4 00 to 6 00 per hashed
—' orn jilS 00 to $18 00. Wheit $?f. to Syi
flO §20. Oats ?10. Pf^as 16 00
li.aoa—-Oroon 2 50 to 8 60, dry 6 OO fo 6 00.
Ir;n—Swedes 3 00 to 3 60.
Upjer 17 00, Sole 15 00.
Li. ioxe—Cera ^Lisaey $46 00. Apple .'ia ! Peftch
Bricdy $10 00 to $46 00.
'I' l. SMes, caoatry made, 80 00 to 25 00
Pod* 6 00, retail.
Nari 3 00 *3 4 00 per lb.
Onioua 20 00 ?er bushel
Prt.a^ofo—Iri-h $5 to $6 buih; swf So to
Ikirf *iO b» aaik
8 UO pc-r bW; retail ft tO to 10 fiO.
E.ftp—Fa/nily Bar 2 00 per lb , Toiiet 5 O'.'.
t*p *it9 Ta?p3:jtine 3 CO pt/ t
If •«. ots«f. io i 4 8hce*ln^3, 1 4J to 3 00,
S*it S-"» 00 to 37 60 per buebcl
8 00 to 8 60. Wcol $5 to $■
Cc'r?j. J oy E L. Pivanaroa
brriCi: po§t m:ARTER.>iASTjEK, T
4m t’or.gressional Ulsirici, I. ^
t AY»rTKVii,r.i: N . , Aas. l^. •
To the Fartmrs of the it.*j Vongre&.uonul
JiMrici.
f||'’AX TAYKP.S who U»»j p*-d tbair Tai in Klnl t j
1 Q- VI t'a rrCanraisjaries, or any cfli3f-r Col •
E-arvii?£ a Company of Trosns, etc , M>y fao*''i?c
CMJ. vdi fjtr* d tf’ ra:eipi8 to me and Ivulcrod».
tji«:r f. 1' tho a*Jis.
. J. M. Mi90^V.*.5,
• Cs.pl and Post Q M , 4‘.h Corg 1) tt N C.
VcMiil
\t i
phy d
i’•
- • I) .
A
'■ K.:;
I? '•
''Ik’s Creek, on Taes'>y .S cg lOii
■'j'a.
n lliil, on Wednesday Aujf 17tb, r* • ,> i
=1 yi'-.loom
Tur-
T>Ut‘ri-. .i.J 18lt,
'V BiTpr «\*d .Silver I.
i'JcNiiil’s.
•”:r’3 Creo!t, on Friity Aug IBfj, pj Dsjiie!
i .1. on SitnHiy Au^ 20.?. at 7[ V-N
>iT-fii>t, on Monc’ay Aiip ‘ill, at vi !> Baker’s,
ca T'lesJay Aug 23d, at '■■it .* V iJo-
1 I
35
O 30 ?
i*k.fcCoo«
fi
►.«.^vscn>-»soMai^JT I
.00CC04^.0QDOCI'*»~''^ 1
Iiotice to Coopers.
I^I^H tc in*K'i a oontr *o'. ca tae piii o.' rue Ouvcra-
m.-at. r.i 1*J‘J CYPREdS, .»DNIP£R or KHl/ OiC
Lf.KiiSLS, 1.0 aorgi.ua Syiup. Tae rs-r.c’j mu3
bj gocd
Aug 16. 50 2'.
ol O O to — M ^ '
BLACKiiA.n’s N C. Aui» 12, 1864.
Meaara EJuors: I h-ife "^ou tsU iv' t'> '. rt^ a*
?n error iu y«nr paps? cf Mend*:? is.
Claim your
Ksbjluj.q (^ri'ca
Faye teville, rt o , Au^ !-j. 18fi* ^
•1’WO HOR5ES were recently c»p u.ei 7 is.Icj : 'n;
i. ta.i pi«0'j, V.-ier o;rcu*«et'injea w.iiu'i i’Sii
L'l ti:'! Litiy wore t!oleri by lac DiS.rtf;-3 ii. v..-o‘.i'
p.uo-'iJa titty were w ch c-»p:nryd. Tea crici.ib j
r?r-j tfavehag uuler r.?im TsiiS forgei pap.-r:;,
i'.kt 0- 'i d Eire no oreuib'e .icjunt o' theaiselT3- 'rtv
U-:XM bo:./ maras of havi::g btten iidden v-ry :
Ti;.r .i.atusi camcQ and proper dosorip.icn pjs 6%
mi: ms:
J Vi Oe^nut. 37 years old, ha»:l ejes, blae;. L'»;r.
'fc:^ campliJMoa, bf8'>i ftiga AUosmn.C!i?ros^' o/..i.iy
, 3* /ears n;d, blao e>e!». t.aoit L-ii*. '.in:
ci'i pifJiijo, 5 .Tti 11 i-oa»s, N 0 , O.'aoga oouri/
- u‘»do his esosp-' in tulraitr-o •; u
at la’fj Tae Uiter t» noi^ giTeu i-..* >_fac
Irkhnrt, and f dai'ted hiiaseif to be a deserter fro"5 t^i.-
4 4 at , Ko^'t, aui etatda t.*iai the horsss wc.e rotui
fr^u l^c8Ji'.,ra Said hotcea a^e now h»Id (* >1 (c
ci-.erfc h7 Vi M , Fayct;tv lie Arjfn.l »>id
.lr.y c:\z tai posi g Simielf tne c-vrer la-y a > ? ■ 1
uL‘ 'ue r.*V ■“ VJ.'.sLOT.r ina lefl OTr^xcra {»lj«,‘l '
?..! pf r 8li«ii be returned or i*;- '.t' ■
L-.-rc/or C.
5:»8-l L and i] t.u.j- . ‘.
OMSi’ript Office, Raleigh, .K.ugt 13,
r|1 4. . > .f.f . .-..L. ... ;rwfli li i 11 I' • .a ^
J . -.cd fcr l*»3 iiircrrr*! c.'’ ’ '
•/ I? * '1
in’; ■* 1^0 G?. from tb!? rffiaa, h'.s been
•Y lio. cf 103 vOiaia^nd»!!'
E J HARD1>\ > 'j'. -M
• ’ 1 X p; y»~ ct the county are herety &' lifted to
“ ‘j i'a and plaoea nbove btatcC. and fnmi'h
? L'Otrsct lists of the follcv Pu'jN'f': of
'■':.x»v.:.n, ca band, held and ownad cn the 17*h Feb’»
P«4 - t:
'f'-. cf Acres of laT>d e^ip’oyed in agricnUurc.
Nr., and rez of slavea “ “ “
No. >ier^*8, Mulca and Oxen •*
No Piouf.be and o'her farming ImpicsMrt) do.
All y- e.cT property employed in ligi .oultnro.
—AL8'>—
2?a :f Rcrc3 laad and other Real Eetate mt »-6plcy -d
?n »,r.I-uuur?
N'9., a^r^^civezofalaveeaoteisplcyedir »grisal '*re.
Mj. tf ilorec'S, Alnlf s Cisd Ags-rS do
No of Cattle of i.ti9 Bov nn spaclM.
I'ia ^f GoVa end Hoga
No cf p»*a^ds ^3*fon ani WooL
No. *“ Tobaooo. B *
*Ji. b'u’h/:: C.rn and 0*t8, Rio« aad
'itli'ir 3io»!l jtra’.a.
V.» uq cf ootatof* of all kiffie, pcx*, beaas, g’oun l
asi t'l other prodaots of the farm, gi^dou cr or-
c.‘i»rd.
V.v’n'! fcf flrar, Qtal, fiugir, niclaasea, b*.oon. 1‘^rd and
■j:a " gro-j'TtCfi, gooda, war*a and mercband^ja, apiriu
C iS wise?, eider, vinegar, &c
Val'i' oi ^’1 Loufehold and ^ itohcn furai'u’’’', ap ioalta-
>’ iocl : isd 1-plcmeats. and all t jc’..j of mo‘ianio«
I'-ii. J, nr;vc»l instruments, and sH »riiolP3 of !•-
n*
1^3. ail.l t*Ib9 of wagons, oaria, drays a>’ 1 ail other
? h's’os t* . iic-rla.
Y-in ■. i * cU rvt l sil»«- ware aud pl®to, jr-we’a,
j*^^" • ' Tau...r>-8
V . •>' vk3, rr.apa, cieturea, pa‘nt!aga, etata-
.-y ji."-.? '..-oT3t» of ar*.
A! >r--rr :j-and asf.ita of ba^sk*!, Joint'lock om-
p.' }' s .1 -;!i?703T-^':>Ra, whftUer ino>rp.ratod or aot
Ciiu sjj flii^er j'>ld dagt, gold Md ail*ft bal-
A.-R.vj it ftf >11 solvent bank bil’a a*'d allcthsr
Msa' I .*« cu-rencv, (snuept non iaiert'tt bearing
Tffc^»nry liotes,) and aot tai^'ljyaJ ia a
to.X"'! l'nin*P3.
Vdn? cf s’l Ui .?7fl held abroad, bill) of fiobang®
a~. f .r-'i. i oo-jBtries.
” f a’l'■rtkW cf re^’onil or Eixea p -^•'ty
c^f'sa.b a-'cd in t*>« fortgolag
9. T H\WL!;y,
A U CA\‘! fi.' LL,
^g'^ V r«.
Aagu'f 5. CG
U
I'onlederatc T-^xcs.
^HT aeet tbe trz pa»er? cf tie'>pp r DJst-Jot of
Htb-.. on Ccouty at 'he folio*;'' £ t n» ? v 1 plao'B
for 7''’.rp-’F3 0* correct-eg eonre ^n-ora r w» >jsc
lae I'n'in'; (beii g tho ssmc ciaja on wi-ioh tio iriectcr
niii '-e th*re )
At Sr.'ith’a, Aufnct 2S1864;
Al'- Augtist 24 h;
rTifiSart Anffn3!.25.b;
lie ■rll v;lle, .liOfCf” 26iii;
fit. pj.ni .4Uj{ast 27m;
t«'jr»..e‘- Lri«‘g‘, A?gu?t 29.b;
iU^..*.!sr*Ue, August SOih
Ti 0 T-i -r’yara of the ccunty are hereby no*‘fied to
-ft 1 limea and (I»c3« above staled, and lam'&h
,> ! - i VI. t'F'-rj oorreet lists of the foUowim? r«’Jcc'a
c' ’ u. ha’id, held and oyaed or. tiie 17J F«b’y
S‘‘
t :•
(f of Is&.l e*npbyed ia agricalturo.
- '•.n ,eZ “ “
'8 I-' CS'in “ “
•> iE'l Cm".-r !mfl'*’T'ente, d-> '
i. ■ roppifv pr-~l^y^d ui agrlctOtur.*
— ALSO—
' -"> • >ad *rd clLcr Re-il Ff‘»{3 c'» ■ p'c;-l
»x - r rr.t cinplajed I; f>g ’
' Co
. . .• '. n' *v>r Bct’ -'v *pcoieo
0/ •*-■ Ovit.-i trfi
; V 0.' t;n sad
' ‘ TpTjwC'j-'.
' era and Whsal, P.jo, O'.ta, T* oe ar. 1
'j:r‘»‘‘'e3 cf all k*n'’s. p^ra, bear?.. fToard
!.U ot'ier produbta of the fare, p7r>i. or c.'-
T
i jg the election fjtom .^ftip.rvin Co in y a o ^
jia down v- a “Ho’icnifo ” 6o.r > me w o iec .red .
jflDDOse bi ftD
pappose by
and others as sbe aiv.
my beiag anable «o c»nvise thi 0 .nety
Reercf ;fully, ycurs,
^ ROBIN'SOri W4HD
pridoners reached this placo oa Monday last.
Asheville Newf.
CBETIFICATI of for tJl'OO, iwcd by
Johv W Sandford, PayalKT-Uo, N C . nt: n-
77, dated March 18, 18f.4, tjjd'dra’^n in favor of
Mra Hwiaah J Tnnnell No*iC3 «s hereby given »b%}
■vppUoaaPB w5l’ be m de for the i’sae of s^cw c^rt.fi
date ill li*n cf tHe ono lost
Davida» Coll jge Ang 12.
.4jo/fter Gallant Affair.—Three of our scouts,
Messrs. 0’('onner. Wilson and Leary, a day or two
aro, in vicinity of D-^ep Gully, near Nawbem,
captnred two live yaukees, their horses and'accou-
trcments. Well done. O Oouner is a regular “In-
diun” on tbe yankee Iraila around Newbern. This
ia not the lirst nor the twentie‘'i exploit of hib in
this line of business, aa the present and past oflBcers
in command below know.— State Journal, 17A.
*h'o IH'pu t oboui Hc^.—Anothor rover of the saas, a
veiy Pwift Bailing aal staunch vessel, the ‘TaUaha-iBe*.-,"
hat- commenced the wo'k of dev'Ptatioa upon yankee
ly, 12th; Kitchen, 12lh; J. McLeod Turner, 7th; I their hu.-bands, fathers and brothen may be'lp j
LieutB. Jrhn Blair, 16tn; R. D. Blackwell, 6.5th; J
W. Brothers, Oisl; J. 11. Biedftorth, 4th C'avii!rv;
J. C. Clements', 2l9t; H. ti. Gush, G:h Caval
Frank WilUams. 13th; rineed, Tilu; J.T. (Jr?gory,
12fh; Tommy, 12lh; 11. 8. Mitchell,‘22J; K. W. I>or
B«y, 11th; Wi'lis Whitaker, 37th; D. A. Uorc, lltb;
A. A. Cathey, 34th; J. O’. Cooper, 3d; Lt. Col. E.
L. C’ox, COtb.
tbe battles of free lom.
Wemay ndd, that at the
Crttk gave U>'v. ^'^^uiicc ‘«>i vi
All huu;>r t'l .Spring On;ek.—
I!-:. rtmc/:ort Mon:^ Mirhd.
■ ollowiug iu •I'lilw . :
(KJuf itmata LoikI", Idoti ¥
She
rKir'+'-'n Hprin?
ll'i';k'urio/i
y-’t'JS.
llio.
Jo. IKTI.^-'US; do. 1831.
jititicatcM »1.0.
Kour r.cr cent. C>,
7 :io N^iteH $70.
f'oW Silver $18; Si/.-i ('..iji Srlti for one.
.r.' L J I iiiW.S. i^i>'.en-North Cai u’. I'.ui $‘4 60; \ ir-
saomiBg and we are without juohOifQiM papers 0* I ^^utu Carolina 41 au lor ou.’.
hAmWl lbW» MNtisyv L ^Ibtti tl Jowr>i4l^ 17A.
Mail. y4.11.UBK.—’I'he Northern mail lulled thi’
ip avor lo'obta n a b?l »'f bcr officer*' for puMi-i iulurma-
t.ioii. and. iud*e.i, the mformation iu nome cfcsee, it
may 1**;, of their • wn lri»_nds and rel:«tivc8
We knew of the fit'ing cut and 0' this vessel,
bi>t in acco-dance with our u. u»l ccii f'e. kept perfect
Bile^c‘' upon the BuO.iect. Now ttiit sb'* baa spoken for
no further ue^e'.«ity fo.- c > j^'uim'int exists. Of
her foroe or arroaiamt of «o. • • we v/ill nay nothing.
Lf t that be found out by tjM eutsuty tit« beat way ^ey
cuL will ^i^)weiMl«aeRqdk to ^
n HILL
69 Inr
FojcttcTllle Arsenal aad .trniory, Q. M. Offlte,)
' Fay^itevill-, -Vujt ii, x8b4 /
WoocS
forr bondrcd cordn of good sound ELAOK
W()OD to be dcUvfted at euo^ timo anl p'ace »nd ia
a-ah quanlitiea as tbe A. \ Q. M. it t'aie PO"*- ^'^-y re
quire. It wont confor>a siristl^ to f'asiaadatd nicaBuro
oifBtforOoriWDoi viz;8x4 4*4
ProQOBiJa to be nwrked Pror o'sl^ Ur Wood for Q M.
. JOHN L HOLMES.
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rr'-,er;e', p-'de ■^ar's :roh -nd-i'.
q ra c,d"r. r'V'}e‘'r
» :*■ a’’ b'Ticehcldat'd fa^’nMurf,
• 'k iriri’^n;T tf, »r,d »]1 tvols >» ti-■
• t. i’\c*r''iiijnia, ”'i a', articivi
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CONFEDCR'.TR fcr.\TF.« OF AVI’J.i ,]
E^re »t of Cc :: v'.' • r. > j y ,;.
Piaicicnd Va , Augai.t U, ;& 1. J •-..i-v’, ■'
f n ccia3. N.r 2.) | ».
’ i - o ;l- r *^0 26 ia hcrc->y rcvotet?.
liirv^fici all »f plicationi^or df'i'-i.
3.’’ ii rtV.ir ^ OSie?r vil. c't-’T i •
lif.: » i't rijf^rl to ib-7 l>«:riot E ku;:
1 ■ 'i T;i M 't '.ffi .'-r ■Mr>-«To'"« tl; ^
I- "'*, .br r.. gT' Ut a «arlcugh for t ix.j d»r ^
•*» j.if fcfpToVii will ii- tu
a.. • . .'V, ao * ito p»p£ri fjrw»r6r'? i- f t- iut “"f wf.gcna, carts, uraya and »U ether
• J'” atii-.s for tad Sl&'o, wLo vci.i al-O eipri..» L’fc I „ ,-ii • r t ei*®.
or>inu’r J' ♦•'.iH cffioo fo'fi :al fc ion. V .Ju - *f pil and B'lver ware and plate, jawek,
)f tiir D:-iiic Fnroliiug t ffiror .iisaprmT's the fp jo-r ’r^ a 1
'•limuo', fcJ will tadsrdc in fuU -Ht- :^uiu*i. 'nr ’.i - j 'V '.f t-11 *;o ke, mapB, pictorea, painting?, atatn-
df'pr 'V**! st.d loivn *ho pftFf.'j to t*-e E i.Tl i, . vo’'..r*cf art
iuf O’JiC-r T.bo vil iciiDscd .'.t.!y fuwird ir'.ti -i! . • - _ . r.ul ?,r3.*ui of banks, joiat stovt com-
’ 1,6 t cf la.'trufttion, to tc »• ai- ir: :-.' t-v I ^t,j; ■ - ' c po-a-i tp, whether inoorporattd not.
iu :b«i li'.Id. tc*!-lei und,>r ex nviMjr i;r>\ s C.'^ ; 6 o'- g61d ?oat, go!d aninii.wr nallioo
r»-';-M.* V?r.-‘cri-':r Aa »-pj:eal tbe .kc’.-o* t*'-> | f. ,jr.t -f « '3>'lven* credits, h-nk iiill-^ aud » Ictier
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Kj .'cr-.5"tfd« I tr." r.'*;u^■>r cbay-i''!' * ) .in
rVi t‘3- }tL action I' a*. a’>prM if •'ol
j,5j (iff. r i.l ha jitri ca filo in C'ic t£ii'*e cf itQ I.;-a
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Ur-n ';e c-n.i5-.:as *j
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SEALBD PaoPOeA^iS wJl U n u signed. Titio^c.juiht, » 'ii b • ju t’.l |
until thfl 16th day cf Bcft caK>‘i .■*ta«r iJie ippiiotuone b'vs bci;:i r'&U> pix-
vjcna cr Eu«3Pqu**nl to't^o restip* of this eitjola’-.
I‘ V/istre, in .be course pf trasemis'^ica und^r ri«i-
vicps lustiuc^ioas pip^ra iavo p'^secd trcir ihc D.s-
tri3« Eifoi'.iug Offivr to ib:; coGimind»a , action Binii-
lartot^Etber.indi-ec.'"d wi! be Uk ;. bj the cor..
mfer iv’t, thkt ia a forlowgb f»r eix*7 da, d wil. ..a gr jt«d
in uaae of »ppro»-il when the papers will ^e foririrdtd,
or lae paity vid b; i» mediately aas'rao'.
di“tpi>*> ' il wh-a t ie p^pirs will ba kept oa tie usicw
Ml fl.pT'efl is tftlfca . _
Ill T»e ftr:.:ua’i to ba print'd by tie E»>r£-h?£
ofTie^r in i:* t na’.’re of an mlolgeuc'. tba o’jc;t br
ing f.’.' - 'c't '? Tirti.e aunog dcUy m:.‘ tt .9
rtV' k“‘* r.ci’'’n of thi» Bureau
Ef onrrffio* P. Augu.t, Aot5-'g Super;nle=.
TE02 GOLDTH'^AITE, A. A. A Gtn.
A^g ^ _
to 'I'taclteris
'pliv- 13 ^ C tc ex mu'd Te»oha
J. cf ?»CTpi>*n oou!»:y, w’ 1 no'll
8ali.ird'’y in July ani Aogosi. All in’e-'eefed are eata-
1 t« atti.9^ BWY.
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iroro.. (exo«pt »*on-iai"res‘ Vea^ -ig
Tt-.a'.r. y note?,) and not lU a
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BOIVKS FOR
Five IlupdredMiUific CoofiMlerdte Six Per Cent.
]/0 ds.
THESB B->nda prati^t t!.* f,Tc»lci«t indm-?m»nts for
invdPiin-j’it. T!>ry h ‘ irty y«ar" *3 rnn ^ater-
Cflt pvyab}«* i-ew’. ' '* arft i'eTO.:?d oy iiapari
aad ernort uatjp?; - priuolr-al »«d in ere«i.
from UxatUn. cnl tb-' co ' r.wtivabb a« co?a for
cuatcm dnti«»«. Tbe wJr-' ’ »n prim has b**n flsei,
for the presKJit, at J?185 tae old iaaue Coaf^ierate
Tfeaau’’} PctM, (eaqjiot the SlOO notes ) will be re-
oeivcd in payment at per cjat.
A W. STEEL,
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'ivcl?? '? prr«".5i er rei-c
V »..ie fr.rt'.Oit^.
U 0. MOERICO.T, 'v-vwof,
5S •ei»4
1 be Kiilcrpri«c Cotton Factorr
!.i uow pr^’pared to exchange for oora or bacon the
Finest Snmbors* of Spun 7e.rn,
Bcitj*ble for Spring and Saomer Cloth. This Thread ia
of a euperior quality, not Bnrpa«3d by any in tho Ooa-
fe . ra-^r 5E/.-N7r..
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