VANKJEB OUTBAOFS.
From the Rlchmon>4 ExAmiaer
If any of onr countrymen hitherto deluded
wit’’ the i thi» ihi«i present conflict i"
rm; * »
t> twc^D two natijo; ut’
der rne conjitioifif rccjtrnizfd atiiODjist civilized
pcv^ple, it i^ itne at Jus- to Hwalcen from ttsai a *-
la-ii )D and t>i hok rhc tr”th in the fnoo. Tria is
:i war ot —not to sa^'jut'ato fuu ’■f'-
duo^ us to but to ^c6troy u;* and wr
chiidivn. m^kf our ivhole ci,\int.ry ■ t,i6vi’
hirH(*.'l wit’’ the i thit ihi«i present
a •■vv'ar,” in tli.' ordinary smso ui tll»t
api>cai t> wa- 'r ot but
this msttor » little, aad to remember that they
are dealing with a people who make war not bo
much upon usa »s upon women aud ohildren; a
p«'o-i>; who i>loaf upon the thought of infants
^.itherioii f'.T 1ro»' «if bread, and ’I'holc •tarviag
J’.wus holdrf i’orili on their iiandd »nd
knet'^ in sl arch l wctils or j»rrioo to cat, until
at iufrt f5;ey all pi;i« and whiten ulowly into cold
v:i>y. Thifl wii! uot be forgotten thg next time
cur flrjidie.s raret thobo wretoh.':S in battle.
Dfi'fis'it X .n f,f t)ii, V,r//f’y.—Shcridaa re-
i m^Kf our nrnoie pouur.ry - .1 * - • S a* 11
i • • I . T-irri to Anc tint, lu itiovinv down the ^ alley
unti viriTiii land to bo occupi'a i)»' r . i u ^ .u a
‘ ^ It . ' ”''''11•'«' Mr burned over two thoue^*nd
tl.fi vanvr- a T'l ■ . . ... _ . . .
raia; a uew
enl'i’prisiajj; >t the yac**:-e i'i
any on. >r lu iy picturi'i to h'
iiii.'.'i whiittx;; ' v' -'fi ict
n
orj
m.
aoi
T/
O.vr.
to ti^iotidac—thfct the wtn
■ SJieivudua'a is tv i>o ximvi a ‘mj'si
-s-^ acj;.ived 01 nil !r.‘ooreis tviio Ooa. l
jt c'l sovf 111 pioUiih. oi all oattle a:d hor.^cs,
ij '.j ;-;d to d ;;-i''pnIit‘ian hy f.uiiiio.
o -j, > ,L' co.ii'a’'ucdrf up>n flitt ord-ir, U‘t iiiui
vi.cjf fi'c \';i . y i.s. (1, a_1 s- ' how he orJer Las
a!r^.i'ly otguj j be c-i ri«,.t out. thjug
r '; M i:-. cac part u ' Kirly’.i Rovunoe.
W'i iiin radius f iloi arr.’and tho I ; le
t» w i ut Harriri ; . ir re the slill t-uiok ~aic.'
ol Liillii, u row days ago Wv uiiti
»i‘; w- eat ucd ti;>ur—r.! deotroycd, together
wii-. tb ir oontertb. Wu.iin tue ?iame space hio
rs ol (i
oy o! t. .
hur-., il.t
I!., i'. :
V.
*■>
tho 0-
t' II
hr burned over two thoue^*nd
hay riV.J f»rruiu^ iinpla
i ti'.cr 'Di\ iuilic fi'l«d with Hour and
■, • .>M.. V o: -'bv idc-r r.f Grant, hiuiself,
. > t . ;i th. Vft wOi' ermios. It is only
■' i : v .*ri i't’rhe order to destroy cfpry-
iC \'.i . y i'.at *iil aui^iBin Uic. The
id g.'irir 00. Now, it is aa >dle
;vu-;t ol 4orr..'-TO i;Toance this eov^ ot war. Wo
u.-vt .-iD'i>!y to r. •'iir-i it as a pracLieal matter, and
■. k ou->'. !vv:3 -,jw i». 1*^ to bo uict Thv^re i‘ ono
tff. c li 1 •.rx’!. utid i.'Jil* one t; at we know,of, t^
■ill - • -i.d prc’Kit l' i' li' J every other sort ot
-tr. i*;i ■—T. J t'. .it in u> bnrn one of tho ehief cities
•1 too i.civ.u7, sFhilad-'ip: ia or Ciiicin-
iiat?, ad lot ,it.! iaii^ h- ng o.er t;ic others as a
,'f:iruu’:. 0!' ALat n'sy bo done, r*nd will be dono to
the .'?i. r. d oindo.fi t about ^orty h;irns, all fi.ied picsc t sy. «,cm oJ war on t#; ■. pArt oi
•if r •v.;si.u w th t-0 c.lihoftl.e v.j,r’3 cr :ino.\l. if wo »ro Jwked how
vest.
t= . \
A
, i! cu'tloarc driven rfl down
?h.) riiac eou'' bo dr
■ vrotj iii:.)t u,>v¥t;—tkelr l atriuii hi s
nj-v t' e ti-.Al; the netirocft e.^u’ i ho
c . r;a . p lu iho raiiie- hasty i‘n,rcN' .1’ ^''-eri-
dau . Jilsj carritd away. The poultry yaiiiji
ati- vhuLi^j-; ...ve bcon etr'pped b;tre, auti.
arocud «he rxtisuruishc-.'* firw of y:nkce csaii--
Ju' .rs . 1' hci:a arji chici£-Ti.>
shuss \;hat fea cinjr wa> held there bcfi’tt
the ^}^nf*Jerate .'n.V; in Wvta apon iheni. T'lo
storv's in the villa,'o are %>iu‘ up, aai people rjo»e
silertiy ard gloo:a !y aloci> the street.
I: 13 iute..dcii a. a s^m^do and toreti'-src «-f
whut is in stor^' not /or the Valley only, b-U tor
all tht rost of ibc Coafc.irracy; and _>ankoe otli-
cera in conversation with ladies of th»* di.'tr'Ci.
(they lovo to friijiuca women) to esplain.u t’>‘
matter—‘-li is a y.iry, madam, bat cur paiaul
duty;’' or as a Xc-= York corrcipondcr.: 't.I-
cants—‘‘The ecese was indeed a very ss(Wc*ning
hat a v^ry necPSoiiry one.” And another jcurn
al ot t'1%1 city, ui' thinking >t worth while C‘.>
oaut about it, deck'^''?! that Grant is rcsoived “lo
have done with ah that foolery”—niiiteiv, iLe
iuoiery of leavincr any human food ia tho \ ai'ey
ui \ irgicis. Tiiis last authority 1-* riiiht, in dis
earning tha cant aad rxpresBi.rt: coldly snd h:!fd
ly what he know.>i to be the dcarc t thou.;i;f ot
tii9 people he writfs lor; namfly, that the ^ouh
hafit!" sinned ajrain.-^* the msj sty of the yaDk...:o
nac'.oD, i.- to be u;iid0 like ubjo the ot the
t’lain.
The loadicir id.a amongnt that siogu’ar uat: ~
at present if, that it is bound to be a conquerir^-
militnry racc; and so it miiniok; ill ••stroj^'’aj i ii»!»
that h iro characterized such race-i in nistory i-? 1
charmed w^.th the ijuputaiiac ot being '‘VanduL”
which ou!' people soaictioics apply ’ y way of re
proach, littla thinking it is ’•eceived as a oompU-
mciit Toba sure t . :y are Vandals^ and Huas too,
and \ isi^'orhs; am; wun'ever t'-o.^c asaisbie con-
qu.’rorn did r/iy c.ia dj bott''r and more com
pletely. Kut above ah things they keep belore
thetii as a iiiOfici ccrl.i.i!i t~' jsacdons ia Ka^’Iisl-
hi.story Unable to imi;ate ibe good quiiUtics cf
the Kngli.'h, their political v'lBdoin and lorcoast-
lag btatcsmanship, ihey have found at least oue
'{ua’lty in which thoy f-itter thems^^lvrs they ciu
do honor t.> t'icir bren iiag. EiglaLd has been
most ferocioTH and un-taring in ‘‘cruijhiQ.’’ ic-
surrcetions. Ferocity, pr.d brutality at-e Some
what vulgar qualities; but they belong to a strong
iiui fonqueriiu uatioa, and arc ea-^ily imitated, or
ev. n itaproved upo^ by so isgeaious a p.-oflo aa
the Yankees. Kint; William tho Ooafjueror,
once 80 **CTUdhed ’ • rebellion of Sazons in the
North of England that from trc Tyue to the
Humber neither man nor bs^dC w.:3 ioft ali\e.
^’he British in India also have left some valuab'e
if,siro8 in crushing^ which zial:>a! iniitators Cin
! irn to ac’'unt, espaJatiy when they devastated
tfio p!»in of Caool, burned up the crops a^d o-t
down all the fruit tiees aad vi'uyards. But
their uoings in IreJ»n l, at several peri jd,?, form
pciiap^ tho m'jsr pcrfiot exemp'ar. The gi.-r*
tie poet> L lniund Spans ■■r, in his the
St'ife of Ire! lud” ;n t.h'> latti'r years tnt
sixtecni'i cenrury, :.as lef- ,^.>n}e valuable nid*;^.-—
purhaps it may c*e iniefpsrifli; t > s?o, presoutid in
his vivid lunguige, how .saoh things arj doj?.
Spia^iag of ra-w* wtr th-:n late'y. fiaishod in .Muij
a.er, be st.*y : —‘N ’lwitristandiii:^ t!iat tr.s SiHic
wad a most rich »r.d plen i‘ul /u 1 oi
corn und cattii,-, tLa,; you should Uiivo t -gi.t
they wouid have been abla «ta.;d 1 .'L',
yet ere uDoycar a :d a naif, t?iey w re trou-iTt
to F’loa wretoh*’dae.-!3 that any icouy he^r*
would nave lucd the samj Oat of ever,-
corner ot i;^s wjoj.s und glonj thoy ram.' cr.o.'-
iC(' Ijrtli upoti ih.;ir ha_d5>, tor thc'ir Uv:> woul 1
not bear tactu: taoy looked !ik anato^ui o'
dc'.ti.. they gp^kj like ghosts fryn^ cue 01
ti.cii L'ra-c3. t, --y .id e^f ihc do ,d oaiy
hapry w .ca thoy coaid find
one ..
bt
h '■.! ■ ' C'v .If- d‘>r. ■ :^r. vy>'T nofhii.i,
-,d .V niillioi. ' doll- s would l{.y
U' .'y f r.‘ 0 ctirmv iu ushtj The
; ,n : vX*.’u t* o v\or' ar.> -.ilrffidy iheie. Tht .c
d SejiU., i 1 fiiidi-i;^ t^'^r.*, iior ', or ia
!> r-o's tofuko oil .r'0 0* tho entcr-
1'
■7 a ’ hi- e.
.-J' ‘-uI
’ iii;. .wd ..v; 'it; d 't»i!s Twenty men, with
T>laap f-ll prt^tfoiiccrt d. .Had moais providei, select
iiii. s> cue -.if)' v^;J7 bi;'lu, liiii'i T Koston in s
iutn -te.i 3 »rd wran it in fl uiifs irom c, nfrc
!0 n: a;b 1’'ey tri^'h: rofaii'itj o'^ Kichmond,
'»'h.»rli,3 .-ij, it'. ? Li t them do ^o iJ they da'c. It
1'. r ■: ;-j ir wUQ bc-‘4f thciu Ntvf York
.s wt • i.‘ V iiiciimonds. Thoy nave a viczfa
towns t ) our ■ » d i > ihoir towjr^ is •oac''ntratod
.•;;v ii ' *^>al'h. U Wv'uM b** immoral ar;d
uroit 'ous?' I 1 irinDor^l or Liaib..vous to dc
■t.;nd y.ouisv’il bv an% means, or with any weapon
tl.t-n iny lu ,v ;uf'.»'y toe y«mr destru' ion They
■jh.osc to s'.j . uui • •• tond; for the sTvord Vv'e
iiia\ so u e Jb-.'i - ow, wcipoa a? to mnkf^ them re
pent, litjra'Iy io siU'--cloth and aiihcc, that thay
■ t.i.ipr.'d i,. [1 th.) F^xoeuti.o l.-i not ready
tor tlii ., wo oom^ii'.nd ttie ma- e»‘ to the oocra- de-
iib ■.•3'ioijj t‘l ;r.i about to mf’et
{lichni'f’tl Whi]/
/jr-.fi nr'J u
•?an lat!-. 1- ; I
i.c;*, i>in.;.y it
lu.> r- -.a i;0? i.i
Ls; Jud.,u iVn!
• h r. eh—\v e are psin-.-1 to
t tho lion John it Don-
N.ubtP!!, v,h;ch took plaots at
' vdty •;) S'.*tardaj looming
-■il hia bcc’i ia IvvMe health
fv f oiiic UiO ? a‘-;t, and Lis d cline was ao doat)t
accwi-’rarcd by fho conuition ol the C'Ountrv, which
i a l f >: 1 i itii Ir./LU r.i? hoii:e ia Newbern
Jo! n ll. I)o!ia.i] vras eleeicd by. the General
A«s:jmi>iy, ‘ih^a ijiiite a youns: man. Solicitor for
■ !u I/vDoir j i.Iiivlai circuif; and he wa-j afterward.s
eleot-' i a 0! the Superior O.'Ui ts of law and
• 4uity—both oi :vhi’h oS^cs ho filled with^jredit
to hi^i" li an \ rnr S-it For ma 7 years past
ho hud _,.veu ;>ii uc^out; m to lis tarni and to tlie
ruaaa^.m ct ot f.i.s OMtate. — .''//» Sfamiard
Ih (',■» uj Tanfy.—Thv Teaeiable Ohiei
Ju-,:ic.' of .ae Supreme Court ot ihe Uni
ted i& dead.
..I A"/' Cum uf 1 In . u.'tiun.—Thera will be a
new Caii.p ot lusti ucuestablished in tho vicini
ty ox this piicc atjiQ cjil': s»^, or Camp V:»aoe
will bw rciLOVnd uore. Th« object is to avoid the
delay, ••spense and tr >ubie of sending men to Rs
leigh and tncu 6;nJing them back, h. rc to passoa
.0 illehLii jad aui Po.ersburg.
Grtte'‘^b rv’ (Jitixeu.
Lime F acr 0/ Biucgfon^.—B. W. Aiexan
der, ot Mc-’ctsays, iiccordiog ro a three
years tf^st, hi* b,.s fouud .Uiaie equally as good a
pri vencive ot S.oat in whe »t as blu'^stoao The
uioda ot app icj ioa ii thiis d-'iciio'd: Swia
yOvir ,vheaL *ad tki.n clf a-.i tnc grains t!iit float,
asd tiica put oat your v^acat ou f*e Oird ground
aad s^.riakje v-a c-ie urue aad sdr w*cfi a rake
iZntil dry, -r'liich w;:l 00 i.i a le^ uiinu e.^. Ono
ti'iihel ut i.ui ! uaa.i'i.'it lor -U ouaaelo oi'
wheat — S d sjUr^ HatL/m^n.
YAKKEE DB8POTISM.
Frnm tbe R'c>.ro»nJ Rxui’iner.
To speak candidly and unaffectodly, we do not
th'nk the People of the Coi fr derat« Stat«*fl would
much relifih life under Yank''« government. If
we should ooreent to reunite with that people
now, we would find ourselves in a foreign coun
try, and surrounded by foreign usages, which
could hard IV become ple&saat to us till afccr long
custom. V^hat., for instanoe, should we think of
a comoaunioation roni tlio Adjutant Geno^ral of
General 1Iard££, now commandiag at Charles
ton, to tbe proprietor of the Mercory, orderiaer
him to discontinue tho publication of that journal
snd informing him that if ho did not do so, he
((f»aorui FT.^rdee) would let loos* » mob upon
his office y This is precisely wftct General Wal
lace, commanding in HKbiiuore, has douft to a
uowspspor of that city called the rvst The
y*'*'had tho imprudcuce, without leave, to re
print fmm Cincinnati journals some account of
military riots ut Cincinnat*, ss part of the current
D3W3 ot tao duy: whereupon thu Editors recuvcd
this Or>'.ei:—
wruiog to tne
r SjOii
. i ',
them, yci, aad
icr, insoti'uch tba,t U-e v^ry
tary p,i£ tiO'apc out of their
a^-'i it vbey foujd a piat of wafer crcsses
there tliey docked a.i to & ic'i^^t fjr
1 a b;.«,Tt ypaco tacT' v7-.*-e :0r0
aU; t hw, i.iii a m-:3i popjbu;s uni
y ai.d. jij lett Vjid of man
carca -
gr av. r ;
or '
tue ti ll
coun-.
j-u-ciifui
au i .j- us’- "
n-’W ai-
And the Haair . pf,ot h» viaiJ sh'Jw’
mirab’y the.: t-y r ro hai woricd sn i^tc
eod wi 1, I aHyui»> me,
. oonerthi. cii ii-j •
for, alMf.ngh there .iu jald u.ac ri t'icm full by
the -/ori ..vif be ai -o by the soldier, >et tiiis be
ing kept i'oaj maiiU. i Ot), and tueir o-ttla from
ruanipg abroad oj ihis har i restraint, tao" w-u\a
to reu uia -:d i.ht n^uie in the thc:^
troubles, il
be V'jry suort
otaer ’
{)'ir t'n.'T’.'- 1
of tuciio trsL •
evcti
agcuci 't vviiici: -■
ot the piciu. v, a
and woe p i nn.
Such, .nen, i^
as it a.-c'tdy
of Virg n a, acd
t .v :h and divonr
'^orjuo Djf.— i. H. ivalD,
L'h'irie.it.,'n i^xrier, reiaai’ko: “I a^a a new haad
.-}ra^,', ucvcr aavi.,g m^Jd any ooioro
:uLr vc^r, ijarc;orc I craajc aay -jytuiug ad to
>.!■. .C;uru o. ei .ii^i' ot' syrup, out 1
Lave acciat.iita!iy jxvlc a dircovcry cnat may be ot
■' '• U: V,. . A lew filled *g-3 1 iTii.'
b..,i.. --jiUjv, niivu i . :..e pot idle. 1 h.*a
j a lu 1 j a ..1 .-ea': i) lao a ;’d i\it a Bm.ii
..iaiis' 30.-^.lO tji.ea, j.i^;. ;4S it w*s cui, ‘jS, and
pjv it ia ^10^ cy fcOiJ .riieta.ff it would bull ooic.
i'o iiij J,: ii sa.p.\.i-.j, i fouud tae ivatcr bccuiu,
V i_, v.u^a j, taoa^,b . struck me that it migiiL
0 ua ; 1 I Uj ciai:, sud 1. p^L a ii«.*.le wovl lu it.
LU uLvui tja mmufcs i to^ic it out, anu fouud it
ao oX c i/v.*Ai Lrv/Wa Ov>*ui'. i^iUJiub^d 1
a to 1-t the p^oLc n_vc tXic bd 'Ciit
u: 1.':, I. .4: jiutr d.&oovc-i'ii s or tiporimjucs
ij tk * i C •
J xt), l(5ai J
u • I
I
• .e atu ? .d th
. ; t. . ’-ii ^ A- : I j., y
,.cro urc CQitfcia ci ■ ofjt^j and
be used i,o dfcp;-’n t' j huii ir
iiuu3 a sccne .j1 ues'.L.i .-n
^iei i'n ctrttl.,
; meaning of cxtcimlcaUoa,
^ commenccd lor tho Vuilcy
:-.:'’.ded to extend ovo.'’ ah thr
land, i ir', Faarne und Slaughter, uatii tho last
SujthcTu lauti d.sttppOiirs—this is lUe doom pro-
aoai.ccd «i; itll by ine rulers of tuc yaa.^ee
nation ‘J hty do cot want dubiuissioa; they wiil
lake oarc l.tiat we si.all not submit; and arc as) «.'
every means of exisuriug our resistance to the
very laft in wLicu isist ac^ign indeed they will
suticecd bt*yond t-iiPir warmest hopes.
For we h.»vc no fear that this hideous v'av of
the horrors of cxtirp’^tion will frighten oar oouo
tr»men: it ii not tor that we present the pioturo;
it ifi to kindle to h yet iotenaer flamo the pride
atd passion which -n 'Vary well def'Cended ra'e
01 IB:-.I is sore *0 blaze al! toe higher at the b-re
thou -rtt I'r rrr ,^xLtB Oli PSith wh> -b
o^n liarc to i!iCrt:'afe S’jeh a f^o'un f-T (/irm
Thanlt ij! ^ur a ive ia thcir vcinj toe
kind of blood that in'^ not &>nk, but rises Ingher
lor eTerj blow and barns the hotter for ever^
tbrc«t It will do them do hvm to think over
JN J: .v-e -- oai*.: N >. 4‘i, t^o s.-jpt Oi5o‘,
X it c g it V C .i i'«. O; 0;, ly ,d uiuir u,
i 1", L uu d; i.i m s (aa. ay-^a wuo u*rc pt>tioo..&
i -...Uirj j a .,gj " Ti3:a lUj 0/ 18 4atJ ii
jc- ^r,! iu 1,4..: ; uaty rcpjri. Lw inafci,
ViUb t.«7'.j iu3i. iO J clock 1.. ^ prepared lu
gj I.C oia,! o> Iusiru..t.ioa »6ai2acaeai.
11 Al! .i.kVo O'ocra reUwnt..aeaiei for light
la.jr aui - n^.pdigo^'i wai fcp. ri 10 me on taud urj
.0 gj .0 ta.u : Ho-a»ea. Aa^ tu*u Uiaog Bi.r.oti/ to oji*
.'■.y ■>iti (jfiei Wiil Ut) liCut kO ta» tidu Ijr^awiiu
I ,voa:.i I lUai t-jo ’ li. ttdc widertsd ootas j^roptrctl
4, i.t3 luLluU^
•'r ' ' *“ ■il. ja i* *d O-k ordcr-
:!i oa ’.uc i*j org>»ni*9 into
•I' rer^kti Ik A 3 e^raud iy uopad CTur^
v.ia re,} >rt *. io_ o oiook A M. aub
k; x4 V . .1 Mt
A 11 lOLAli, Capt. aad E O.
76 3t
J lil.
I lC(i at;i
to
♦? .4*
.Ui' tr' O.V
Oat’f J -
^ TAX
\ stthsj ofiQoo of A,
J. M. c.'tap*?!', ffiTjx Wfiducsiaj Outaber l;^us to Taes-
Oat > .a, 10 4.
Ai. } . .a -Vi eii .’Ve, 0^ Oct. 19:ti;
At 's.:.. Mae . jla i.'uar->a*y tJa!. 20-ii;
At D. o.'. iny^t Je, ti-iiaj Oct. 2lit;
■'li o jor if vfo.'teai’s, »3* urdiy Oct 22J;
At U -rioK Q-jja'ri, Monday Got 24th;
A U u la)8l»7 Oat. 2iia;
At ilii >'4oKeita»a'd, VVeiaaidsy Ooi. 26th,
To ■joliep.i Ltie '^?afcd9rite T-iXds duo, to-wit:
laa 0.. thv q j^rier eaiiag Uot. lat.
i il' -0 j,6f ocut. tax ou protiia oa aaiea mads bctwdea
tie 17t*j 1864 aad the lat July 18w4
Tue X*i ou pro-erty,
itie boU era' T«.
T«x V /ere w.ll pieaae atiead procaptiy at 10 o'oiook,
'*i pUced most ooaveaieat to tbem, *nd pay
R. W. HAiiUIE, DiSi i/oiiootor
70 ii2Sih.
a i : ^
-li. ir I?x
y -ii
Tti. ,
6 - j5a’i»c Coitott
t n. -V r. . .. I for corn or otioou ihe
i«acui)6ra*of iipmi ^arn,
«it^bh fctt Spring aad bumaiar Ciuth. This Thread
of a Bijpericr qaaJ’fy, no* vsrp^wH bj any ia the Uoo
“H«/.d’q3s &o . Eighth Amjt Corps 1
• Sij toiDbor 3U, ''tst-4 /
“t'dtlor$ of Evtning Putt:
• Afi fu—-» cf 7ir'"en('!ijf ro-ir rffi’? b:is,»
itiB'•opj*c- of •■■c'lence, -‘lil disc .aiiauj ihe
0 V'' :r wrrr, thf ETfr.lap Pc,st
‘ .I?/ orJtr o' -Visjjr Q?t:«r?l WsUvic-
Oi.iv«a MATTn*w«,
• «.r.- Avjuf'at Graeral ”
So fbat General Wailac.-, with his wholo ermy
c rps HI his buck, ooufe?.i;,« himsi*lf unable t,- h.*¥0
•i r.ewspar.rir ofTico frofM d'^stfuctico ty a m' b:
.-.id ust the euid m«b shoc'd net bo tbiokii;^* of
suvh a thia^. tho Msj-)r General oomtnandicg
piii« it into the mob^s |iead.
This sort of procedure excitca ao tmrpriec njW
in that Northern cuntry, which, in faot, id tho
aio.st sarpri.sing parr of it Such things happen
every day At Holiday Street Theatre, the ether
night, tue aoti;rs wore porforming, as the New
York News describes it, “an old and well kno«-a
plav *' when in the mid.it of a scene several of the
actor;’ were arrcsi'-’d aad '^ragged oflf the st»go to
prison by soluiers, oa tho charj^e of using “dis-
’oval latigu.ige,” which it RouUiB ocoarrtVi in that
play The play is a comedy in which a Canadian
goes to sec his Hritiih relatives He intrcduous
hiniiielf by telling one ‘Sir Charles’ that he comes
from America “Then," says Sir Charles,
“you must be a Yankee Ddodln.” “No,” an
swers the other, “Thank God I am not* yankec! ’
I he moment the obtiozious words are uttered by
the p(K>r painted an*! wiggcd player, robing his
eyes a^’d thinking no harm—“Corporal oi the
Guard, arrest thr.t man”—aad he is handcuffcd
on the spot, disarmed of his tin sword, and car
ried off to the guard house. Many persons, we
b.'lieve, go to tho Theatre, in hopes ot s^'eing
some iaisrlude of this >?ori, whjch is not ia tho
bih; but for our own pjrt, we do confess again
that our people would not like it. To have Miss
Katy i’artington seised before tne foot-iigats
aud borne away oy rude soldiers to the oai*-
booso, as ohe sings some song which is supposea
to reflect on iho Confederate government, would
make un feel too Acu-trian, too liu4slau, for our
present tarftas and habite. But it is not only
words, sung or spoken, in a public place, which
subjuot tho Baltimore people co such attention;.
iroji tbe Major-Gflnera' and his forces. If any
.,'irl wears a ribbon, wnoso ooior likes him not—
OD li aay chiivi is aiornod with a rosetto which
docs not please his critical eye, tiie otFendii«g
giri or baby (^together with the nurse of tho
laitor) is at once had up bcdore the Pro
vost Marsh*]. The New York Daiiy News
uier tions another late inci-deut; how that a cer
tain maa was “scateaced uy a military commi.4-
sion to a ye»r’a impriaoumeat at she Dry Tor-
tuga3 for having expresdea the opinion that .Mr.
Liacoln would not be I'residenf two months
locgor; and moreover, .hat “'oqc Southerner ira«
equ»i tnj tea yaukcch,' or words to mat efieot."
Aad we tarthcr find that a bookseller's store has
been iiamia»nly shut up, and himself dngf^ed
before the I’rovost Jd«»rsaal, “for saliiuga pamph
let calle'i Su//g*natio2t, boing an answer to Mi*
Cfjtnation." Wiiat is most romarkable about
all this is, that in New Yori or Boston citizens
may, us yet, with impunity, se 1 and read sacL
boi^ks, act aai witness such piays, wear such
ooiour:^, *nd express sa.'h opiaion.-* ia nuw; papers
—wer-j it evea the opinion t.iat Lincoln will uot
bo Pfesidi;nt after two mouths—as would in Bal
timore form a crime wortiiy of the Dry Tortugas
—^just as plays are acted at Vienna which would
aot be bufierod at V'enice, or as a lady may in St.
I'oterbburg woar a shawi which, it she dared to
«¥ear la Warsaw, it would be torn from nor shoul
ders uj th., police, who would abo lodge her io
tUi dung'iona of the foriress to a.v«ic jadguent
tor her crimc. But observe that this aisuncaon
IS entirely at *he discretion of the mihtary auttior-
ities. At Witrsaw aud Baltimore they are a lit
tle maru stricgont; a little more relaxed ac St
i’;iersburg «ad New Yoik. But tho very same
ejnn- is appl!caolo at a-ay time at all partu of
the domifiiot's of either Aoranara or of Alexander,
is nnli -iry or political neciessity may demand.
We arc aivarti mat it is now a*poiut of pride
with yaakces that ^aey live under a ‘-strong gov-
^raaitut,” a governmeat t>oth ;»bic and willing to
do gteraer ana more rigjrooo aot* than any de
crepit monarf'h id the old world could vt ntuie
upon: thoy mean to whip creation ia dungi uus
ulao, aiiu iii tortufvS, Lat for us V irgini-ius tnis is
i-cahy being too jiudcovite altogether. When
wc wiiut to live ^nder a go/eram«nt of this sort
wo Will go to Warsarf at onoc. We will entrust
our lio'^rties lo a hereditary xlomanoif or ilaps-
■'urj^-ijurr&iai.: wo will bring up our childr(;a aa
ou -jeCvS ot oue ot tuc decrepit mon.irohs, and in
tho fvar aud admonition of the Aaiiirian police;
but God savo us from the “Ltad of tao Free,”
and the Bsst Government tho world ever saw!
Another ‘■'•Jjittle • We ye.^terday visited
the Pill Box xHandfaotory of Messrs. WatcrhoHse
ti Co, and /ouad it traty a step in tho righi di-
rectiou. The maoninery h simple, au*l works easily
and rapidljj^ .^hc paper and pasteooard used aro
minuliotured at tho Linooin Paper Mills, Tho
worltiQg force, which ia managed by tho Superio.
tendeat, (who put up tho maoaioery,) ooDsists of
one man and a dozen little girls and boys
from seven to twelve years old. Tuese dozen pairs
ot busy little hands turn oat daily—well wo don’t
know how many gross of pill boxes, ail put up in
“rests,” and neatly pack'^d in boxes ready for a
purchaser. Apothecitfies can be supplied at short
notice.
We notice in oar exchanges another “little step.’*
A firm aeur Spartanburg, 8. C , are making Wood-
«u Shoo Soles, by maohinery, in large quantities
and advertise to deliver them at the railroad depot
in that town i.t «250 per hundred pairs.
These “little st^ps” go to show tha». our people
can make almost everything required for our com
fort and convenience. And so aoon aa our people
cease their longing for “yankee notions," and
make up their minds to patroniza home industry
we have no doubt many other muon necxied arti
cles will be added to the list of home manufactorea.
Ckarlotte Bulletin.
Mr on the. AdmmisfTittton —San
i^ttANOIbOO, Oct. 11.—Edward Slanly, late
t»*ry liovernor of North Carolina, publhhes a
leitor iavoring MoCleilan and opposing the cman-
oipatiott polioj of LiQcoln’e AdministratioQ. He
expresses great kin4ae8a personally £« the Ad-
eAAYALTOM HI n. o. taoopi.
VOK THB OBSlRTSa.
A list of oasoaltteB in 64tb Reg’t N*0 Troopn. ia the
rni{»geDenti of 19th and 22d S«pt, near WiaoHener,
Va:
Field ao Stuff—Lt Got A EllU, Comd’g. Wound**d:
Lt Co) A Ellis, hft arm shattrnd
C!o A, LtH A Cl?a>fBts. Gomd’c;. Killei:noae Wocnd-
ed: J F H*rtly «f(»0re in l«g; 4 ?iuhb araa ampatAed;
Sol PhtlUpa «rm shuttered; R A WiiltaiBS mortally in
bank. MiMinfj: 8 Johnson
B. Liaut M 8 Markr, Gomd’g—Killed: 80I Ramsey
Wraaded: Wm Binyhan Ihigb brekon; J M 8o‘*'i Mv^re
ia both leg”; J Haffoatn painfnl in ankle; Jas GiJes
sHgbt ia hand; Hsnline s’iirht in brop«t; T) Parker
severe in arm; E Cn’-sweJl gUght bip; E H07I slijtLt
in hftod. Mi^sicjt: Jae HenBl^y, J P Jan'.!.
r:, Lt J M Wili;»in*, Ct*B»d’g —Kin«*3: Msri D M^rpby
Wo*»n-!-^d: S^t w B MeA!i»ter opvere io frm. Cor*.- .‘oiHufc
Taylor eevore in fcead; J W K iisrht e*v?re in ajde, H W
Orabam pn’iiful in ant’e; H Star.Jey seTer-* in thigb;
M»loom ivijloy elj*ht in Uiid; 0 We».t sligl-t in
t>houid&r, I> ^artei fiirere in hand; D GTWilliarcs *:l=gbl
on knfie. Miss ccr:
D, L», .-V Ros;'’*, Cojnd’».—R'UIcl- ron«. Wonndci:
Lt A Roj?eri »*8T*re ia both ihijrLs; J H Bra,Iky fiuger
an^putatti^.; ^ A severe in th’ph; J HW'odi
riligbt in baud; Jno Gieentjill e-' f->e in hard; W Tuck
severe In tSifrb. Miyaicff: Ocrv* J M Ec>.WArds, RC Ed-
war.'s, J E Adi.ns. 11 1-* V»agr-n.
- K. Lt B G RtiBBiJi, Co'^^V —Killo'^: noce. Wound
ed: Ales Sp«al:se"»'rein Ite; J W J*>"!'h8 8«-«ra ia f«.cf.
P, Lt J 8 Rs.sf^.i'it.lo. f’anjd’s—K.!I« i aa^ roua'fed:
niiBff. Misain;; Lt •• 8 B»‘C3ci%la, L>-?n H»rreU
Q. J «> Martin,r-mJV—Killc l: n'-ue Woua'led: Li
J O Mariiu m'rtaliy, li^tl; Eu^.-n^ Ca^tfr Eevfre
!n ntoi
U, Lt A Ecge’-R, ('■ ;nd> ~KiU«d: 8|* A Pa»rip
Wi:Ht.d»d: ff f .!''re ili *r.n; 0 C R «*-
oy in foot riii.v'j ^.rt'cy '«Te'e ir crta M."?-
>]ig: Cirp Taot' 'iViicoxc 8 Je >T (! Owj'er, J«
\Icaey.
I, Ll J M WiDitntp, Csmj g—W fn Pa^Ball.
Wounded: J '! MoF«rl*nii Brvtre ia pile; J H barip
ssTi^te fn le*; H ** Vljrg^a setaro in (nigh, lljssiiig:
Ale* May
K, Li ' vv KiMrell, n.rmd’g—Killed; ncce. Woucd-
vl: (5gt B T T»;oli*r acTare in ankle .VI aaiag: Lt J W
Xit*Trll, J King
Killed 4, Tscnnied 89, taiasii^g 17.
E SwiTH, Lt, Act’g Adj’t.
roa Tnx obsbrvbr.
Camf 51bt N C. T.. ^
N«ar Piter^barg dept’r 20, 1864 j
Messrn CditcTB: PIea*» 'U^lish in yrar Obsyrver a
eerreat list of tfce casBfeh’e? of Co I, 51b; N C T,’for tae
laf'ortna.ticn of ib« rs!i»f!ve8 svd friendp a^ home Tbe
followi.»g Rra tbe difiFjreat butties that we bate partioi
pated ia durina; this cairpaixa, irz: B»ttle of Dre*rrj’o
Bluff, May lO'tL, 1864—Kll! d: Pr.vAtcs H B.iocc, D
Blue. S Oiimo'c, J A Oay, J E Gay J Moore, W L 8kip-
f.er, M McI Pirith. Juhn Tew Wonadjd: 8^rg't J R
BiJic, in lef' Pfivat's J .^damn. A 0 Bain, 8«:*are;
J t) Brefoe, I) J t^ulhretb, eligh;; W .rioHr, John A W
t^.andr. Bever;; J l> Wil’iarr?, «evfrn io left leg, cavt’rd;
Lt J A McArthur. 8^t M D Gel'Jic, 8 UowirJ. 8 Hol-
l*;y, Aiderntan T Jaoksjn. I) A .Mo'-'illar, K P Pope, A
Mo"re,'.V B Porter Battle of i'eruiud^ H-anJred May
20.a—Ktii-J: H ?.'i)li»3i8, Jona K Ts-jior.
^oacdcvi: L» Autry. D W B.’-atV, niorially, Binet di'i;
V¥ H .^dact, Bliriat BpMh of Cord Ilarti'r M*.y ’Is’:
Killed: Prif*‘e A’.lsn T Jacksou. Wuniidcit: l'rivi ?3
icj West, H J Ba'.a, T D Joa *, J W Hea'inwiv
''urc-fiog^r ehof off BatM* C'ttir.utd a- OolJH.r or,
Jaa* 1st—Wounded: Sgt H II Balion, pl.gL'f;
D J D-ard^., .1 0 Ge-ldie, alighi; D Steiai'!,
rigat thigh ctptu^^j; (j^pi Sloan fi«'gt H L
PnTJkita t B-f ant, J W j**roU. N H Dia^eer J L' D.
tii, W D B E i:3, Q C Fisaer. D Graham. W R Oij»er,
J J HarUisja, D l> J;-nes, Joia Ji^viiscn, J W Jaokson,
W T Mainer, 1> Maaroo, A C Mi.Djnald, I) .Mclotyre,
M .VIcOorquia!«, VF J Norris. W Nunaery, D W Pope,
P M 8mitk, Tbos J 3triuklsnd, A J TiTlor M L Sim-
inona. Al«x Tew, J R Taw, J L Tew, D 0 Tew J &1 Tew,
Jac Tew, J C ffarrea. Aiso at tnktaa iin», June 12i.*i,
aiiled by a sharfshooter, Pri» ’•? T Ladbotter. Wouad-
eJ, same day Privafe R R Ball blightly in foot. Also,
oartured at Bermuda liu..drea, .May IGih, Private 1> J
t'uiDreih Bktt'.e ol Oatap Hill, aear Peterthurg, Jun‘
Ittia—Woande: Private Sion McD Barefoot, ali^iiu
^anie placft, lacraiog of 17ih, kili'-J i«y a Hharpsfloatcr,
'Jcrp 11 J Dfcugi.try. Evcaiug'e charge of 17ih June—
Wouaaeci: Pfivaiea W H Air.’jis H J Ba.a, J £ Pcil-
lipa. J H Bla.kburn, slight; W N Railbrd, s»» in oea?.
Also, on front line, by a sharpshooter Jure 21, wound-
td, *lorp W J Bine, alight ia breast Also by a sjtrp-
ihooier, June 26th, wcunied Privata Q W Garver, s«-
vsre Giiarga on Weld 'n R«i!rjad, Aag I'J—Capturij.’:
^gt H H Boitoa, Corp Thcs J Powers, Privaiea B P^^e,
King Uf/iJi, euppjscd captured Also, Lt ^ A Gay
Enptgu Offijsr of Uie 61at., wm o«wtur«d Jar.ag same
clar^. l>y ooillsiou of oarj on Eria R«iti^c.i. wtino
bei'ig trin.slerrtd trom Point Lookout to Eimtra, N V.,
Joiy latb—Kilit-J: Priv*tea T Brranl, J W P»rroli, N
!1 £>«aT»r, J D Daiis, D Graham, J J Uaiiiaon, D M in-
roe, M aioCor^a«*t*. TU-^e J fftTieklaci, W Wuar-’ry.
Wouuded; ^ 1/ B EHh, W R Gio-rr John J*ot4on, J
W Jackson, A .MjUcaail, L» .\l-.'Intyr-«, J Nome,
P M imitb, J 1) Puje, J R Ttar, D G Tew, A J I*ylc>r,
J C WaiTT a. Bfvcre; G C Fidhor, 1> L> Jjaes, W r Mai
aer, aiighi We b .va n w prei»eut wi a ths Comp.a;
oa.y twrnty nine, twrn'.y cf whic i are rorort'd for Ja
ty We fe-pe tXiat tjt frifnJ:. »t oo:ao »ril pardou u.^
t T aigltic.iiig tnis pubao-v on nniil ajw. jh ahv.-
bte-J at ti-ae*! in ill beata, aaJ at all otnei times tightly
oonfiaeJ ill lh« diioues W* furt'tar st&te that tiie re
mainder of Co. 1, 61st Reg’t NOT, tbongti taey b« few
in nutat>ers, are ever roaly lo ro^et Grant or Bu.itr.
Very resplf y, , G. T Gut, Gs.icd’g.
jroa T3.M ouasavBii.
Ktllod, oa the u^glt of tiia lat September 1^61, in a
ik i'«ai«a With dajer«^ta in .Vioo.'o Cjaaty, Luut. J..«s
b Uibec, tJoO, 32i Bai^^liin, N 0 Ii G, ajei aa'^ut 27.
Tau eubj^fc. ot th a uitioa waa exempted fru a Confeae-
r»i5 asr.ioe uu acooiiat. */f pu»;ic;i ousbi.ity. At tae
jr^«aita^i03 of the Home Ga&rd ta Moaigotaery Coua-
vy uu »iio oaaaimousiy -Ko eJ 2a Li; Bjr^a »'i»- he «fi»
promote I ta I.S' Lt, m which ea; aoity fee se: cd bis t o
ti tuiuily until tae latil ball straok Lim, pii;.mg jug'
fcoove !f>e o«art, ki.unj aim intiaitly. Among tai sc
»ao haf J lalita ta ttiio oruui w*r itsjre has not b;-ca a
njbirr h*ar» taaa Jamie’s—ioved aud reepeci.fd by all
».Bo anew ..im H» /or a aumoor vf y.-t s »* sja
»iet.ut aud exetnp.-»ry ai^mbar of ihe Baptist ilturca.
Ho (i*d loit « Bjrci/ Derc»vcd wife, aad aurrowlag ;'*ih-
er aau laotucr, aaa iroi,ttefs aai Bis.«rs, to Uijura h.s
jat.y aehiis; >-jt in.;,, aavj aa soidiaj t.'u.^; tiio,
.OBi u tii3 eie. uat gam, fo' he was a cjriutiaa, an l.um
0;e'0 iviwe i)i ta an > lowiy Jesua, au« he ;s
■oubllv'83 safe and aappy now,
la that la d of pesouful rrst
i'o monraiug travellor^ g*»en;
Ua s i^»aiug ou hid Savi jur’.. brnaat
la tu*t bljbidi laai »t auavea
No more tee voioe of kitdred dear
Uaall fall npoa his raTia^si ear.
Nor words of muima^cd ienderacsa
From wife’s fund lips ais spiri; t)les3.
pd BaoTHia.
Bibioal & reorder please copy.
rO& TBM OBSEaV£&.
Kdled, in the batt 0 oi thu Wilieraas*, May 6ih.
Sergt A L. Preaaoli, Co f, 43lU Rc^i't, N. C. f , ia
tee 21st year of uis age Among tue laany g« Uot anu
precioo* flona tnat have fallen, Sisrgt. PreoBoa w.ll be
remembered by niy Oiiairaded aa oas oi thu arav t, true
aad pattiotio. H« was e«teemed by all his tJoaipany,
•ad fell while nobiy perIorn>ing h’s duty. He made a
profeaeion of relig on ajme montcs before his doato, and
itfed the feir reaiaiaiug aioiitlis of ms hfe a truo aad
faitatul c'lristiaa. A Faiam>.
ro& THIS OBaxavJsa.
Died, in the lljspital at daii'hvttie, N. 0., oa or
•buut the lOth ol August, Uaynea L. PoweU, agad 17
years aad 6 months, e dest son of Mr W. VV and
Athalia Powell, of Robe-joa, aui member of Co 0, 7th
Battilion Junior Ruservei?. Ue leaves father, mother,
iiree biothers, two sistera and a iarire oiroie of reiativee
.^nd acqoaintanoes to miurn a:s loss. Uayn^s profesa-
ed religion early ia life, an 1 wai a faithful msmbor 01
the Baptist Chut ea A F_ua*D.
roa Tiu OBssavxa.
Killed, on the IB.h of Ju;/, ISii^, in the Trenchas
near Petersburg, Va. by a mortar ahuil, O^en D, Jnnes,
a member of C j. F, 24 n N C. T., ai;ed lb years. Ue
jjinsd tha army about the last of April, 18$ > Ue was
the eldest sou of Mr. Hardy and Mrs. M^rtua A J»nes.
iie was a go:d boy and equally as g jod a soldier
A C. P Bot.
RfiitlMVAL..
The uuderaignbl have iemcv>d from thoir old stand
oa V^.u.tst Bircot, to wj. 7, iv5 \RKEI BTtEET,
vaere they oxt'oct tu ooutinua tae
a&ueral Commiasioa & Groosry Bajiaess.
ii^rompi attcBticu will be given to all orders and oon-
sigumeata entrusted to onr cMtre.
_ I*, a LWEBBERy «t 00.
TFE situation I» aEOBQIA.
From the Maoon lQt«l>iganoer. ot 18.
Oar dispatches to-day, oorfirming our aanounoe-
ment on yesterday, infrrm ns that nearly fotir
thonnand prisonern wcro capttired at AUatoon..,
and Etowah. The Army of Tennsfr-ioo is tri
umphantly marching Northward^ evidently with
the iniention of cco’ipying the moantain paBi>CR
wbioh in terrene between the yankee army and
its Northern base. After this moverueat is con-
8a*umated,then comes the solutbin of the problem,
•‘What wUl Sherman’s army do?” Ii he mak
bikttic, be d^cs it with iho disadvantage of fight
ing m in thfi intrench meats he himi^vlf porfooti-J
when he forced uh iaty retreat Without sup
pl.ee, he canoot make slov hiul dclibcra^o b5*iti?
»9 did* during hi.s advance, and if h?, d. liv. rb
quic*^ and sa.’-^ca bsttlo ugiij.nst tisnnndi'tj t
tonificivtioas in his way, l c will wa;itf- hie srmy
with a liberality that will delighi aa, bi^ e.i?
inir.-»
It however is c )a.iilorod probt^ble th^c be wilt
1* ov«' to .'ar rcrr and Ht^erijT.t hi - exit froiu hi'
present i.hffi'uUifs rhroug^i North Alabnaa, hop
irg to cut a^ off fronj our jTn?TJtiDications »»a
p«,f’uri; eiibn!8ti*n0'»‘, thovgb it proadbcs to b* ex
cf'-'iiogly pc%r.ty, from ''ur crore houaea in our
pj’.v'i.'nt rear,
"Wc thiiik tho caiiiv-aif/n h»w Lean shrewdly
p]«oacd by w'.so heads and at th^? present momriit
is h->if!g or'iiec »ted bj an officer ’.tho vrill nr?
,U)i in r^-payiag hia ’^cngo?nj-j on tbnr haad-
witb a fury tk&t is his heirl(‘^>i» of fate. Gen.
B uur-'krard hr.8 inspired tliC army witli a ncv.
•uid iretib'’ricd vigor that will reader tbci brave-
v»terans ol the Army of Tennes*:-’'), not «»»ly ia
viccib!^, bet make it an-kVAngiDg Nemosis, whose
bloody livrord will sweep the hordes of the proad
foen>an into destrucdoo
Already nt 8«e the bacaards clroling over the
df.votcd h^tdri of the yinkee army, antic'patisg
the least of Hv‘sh on which they will gorge and
battfn. The eaglps that perch 00 oar bannrrs
«e Tfh;tting their beaks and screaming out their
dpligat, at the promised repast. With piercing
c}cs they eagerly gleam their Isry. burning gaz
oc tne foe. Wi^h w’aat earnest h.-pafulccss and
ii xio'is prayer'' we await the echofcs of the exnl-
trt'>t Bhout- of our victorious soldiers H‘ W eager
ly we atraia onr ?ars to hear their clarion note'
ring through tbe defiles and mot;ntain passes of
North Gaorgia, hcraldir^ the terrble doom cf
our enen'if-!!, whom we earnestly pray that God
ia hia righteca* judgment n^ay give over to the
dire vengeance oi our n'^ble army and to titter d«
struotion
Tnere is much to cheor tho hearts of the peo-
pl*, now bi'icg enac-sd o»»r the broad surfa.co of
t’a« land. The silver lining of tbe hitherto dsri
cloud has appeared, and as u tarns t) gol 1, the
iojiling SUP Oi victory and ^->y aad peace, vri^b i*s
rudian'ie aad splendor, is bng’^teuing all the hopes
and smbitu'.'us dreams of the most sisgutae. At
1«8l the daylight has come. Heaven gr?^n£ iu«
rtfalgeDce m»y bacomo brighter, nntil its splen
dor ouiBiinates in tbe high noon of gloricus end
heavAO bl«saed peace.
Frcra t^9 IriH'i)g«Moer of tbe 14tk.
Tiio utmost secrecy has l-eea maiutained duri&kf
S'-vcral days past, conoerning the movements of
the- Army of Tennessee The yankoe« also seem
f be cn\olop’d ic a cloud that mysteriously hides
them from our view. But this cannot remain
much loager They must make thcir appearancc-
and cither fight their way through oar dease
lines at points where we opj^Kjsc them with great
advantages of po^i'ion, aud againet wiiich thcir
sirens’tti will be hurled oaly to be disiiipated into
fragments, crrtaio destracdon or capture, or they
muit c-siipo by a quick fiank march. Kither
caothod seems fraught with destruction. We do
uot think the enemy has sufficient numbers aw
tho present timo to successfully combat our army
in Its proticnt condition, therefore, he is probably
Feeking an outlet of escape What with a very
shtirf supply of 6c.bii^>t.euoe, and without the
necew*iry material for a maroh, he will i>oon be
pUo«d in a oiost distressing oondition, arid with
his Weakened columns will make but feeble re
sistance to the harassing attacks tbst oar forces
per istcntly k^ep up anf find his cscape almo.^t
imp.vts’.ble, or retreat a most disa.-:trous operation.
>\ hiist our armf is thus managing the eaecny
in the mountains O' North G^^orgia, arrangements
arc bfing perfected to occupy Atlanta by our
forces, and very s-jon the L*eans will 60 so applied
riiat a strong and available force will occupy ana
securely hold that city henoaforth. Already tae
work is rapidly progreasing that will place the
city iu commuaication with the world again and
make it a secure depot for us hereafter ^ In the
plaa now being parsaed, the enomy are Ios£ sight
of completely, f *r the reason that they will not be
in the way. Tue movements now in progress are
sufScientiy iimpie to mareh over the fe bla cppo-
sitim they may make, as ihey will aiaiply di-^plac.-'
them tto-i give the i:ity into our poa.sess'oa again,
aud thea ior a sacocsifu! and dticidad movement
oa :ho onctny’s rear and flioka.
From ail qaart'jrs t.^e mc»ns are coming: The
‘Ians ar '. gataeriag Not ual/ from Georgia, but
final Aiabaa;a. Mississippi aud South Caroliaathere
ia \j liotly accu jiuiiiiiag a lormidHble power waoso
presence and efforts wilt prove an insurmountable
barrier to hoy {»lvano-s again of the c^nijay. Our
army 01 the front will iacroarfj in sticngch aui.
nuaibon by the addition ok those whose plaoea
will oc filled by fresh trcopa in t^>o rear. The
camp iga will entirely clear tiio eoaafy South 0^
the TenaosS jo river of tue oaeaiy. It will be a
decidi'J su0ci>is.
Tho troops tnat are rendezvousing ia large num
berj at stated poiuta ia this State, are lull ot en-
thu>ia-'m aad spirit, aad iu-%few da^s will be on
th^ laarch for daty whf^re they will he of great
service to the army, aad where they will do this
State a setvioe whose benefits are inealcalable.
The plans are working vfell. aad in their certain
suoecss we see tho utter discomfiture and total
rout of the enemy. To assist to the desirable end,
it is the duty of every maa liable to duty, to oome
without delay, take his place, and make this eam-
paigo a brilliant and glorious ending of the war.
Wc do not tliink, in tho iutimations wo have
given, that there is anythiag cantraband, or that
can bo alvaatageott8 to the enemy, for the re*Bon
that they are completely i^jolated irom all eommu-
nioatioa with our lines and their own base.
iVi^mington —A young gentleman just arrived
from Norfolk, informs us that tbe fleet is to be
commanded by Com. Porter, and not by Farragut.
The offiocrs make no seeret of the destination of
the fl)et. They say they do not oare to oaptnre
Wilmjington at present; all they want is to get
possession of the forts as they have done at Mo>
bile. Our iiiformant left Norfolk more thau a
week ago, and the tlaet wa.i then very nearly
ready for sea.—K'chmond Examiner, llth.
Thf First Cijft Hjtne. Guards —This ola-is of
the flome Guards, we learn frojo a reliable soaroe,
will not bo kept in the field longer than thirty
days, when it will bo relieved by the second
elaas—Greensb'^ro* Citizen.
Fearful Mortality —A letter received by a
gentleman hare, states that there had occurred in
Newbern within 24 houra—that is to ^ay—in one
day and night, 119 deaths fiom Yeliow Fevttr.
WHmingtori Journal.
Fresbjfterian iSi/nofi—^^loe uc^i- Sj -iod of the
Presbyterian Church of this Scate meets io this
place on the 26th daj of 0}tober inutant.
THB O^NBRAT. SfTUA'r'IO’^.
From tbn Eicfeiv.'xon'i
On the lines, beginning on t>e CharV« City
road north of James river, r,,minating ca
he Vaiighaa road, south of
ta’y movpmeat of loanortaticr na^
lv«t Thur^dny. The yackecu
^ur lines bclf- W this city, but >nf, wuiis .QU ^'^'®
c*ption as bad the effect f»f
- . , . I > -s tr ni
quiet ever sir>'j^-.
Some t.ar7ri8c has ?>ecn exrres'^*«d tbjit (ji-vijt
hafi %ostpru u so long tl.c gr-»Li.l attack
ii koow'i be pr-paricg u. m?ke o« ur oOMib,,,
Th*ro urn aj lca*^‘ two g..-.a ver.«»n^ i .4^ kr,ow
his dttlftv lie d^sir’t th.> .,p.• i,i,>n {,j
hi} aavy, wbifh bt. C'-inot br,v. . ;
i:6dbI gltall hiiv..; b^f.T nsi.'ibsy’; aori ;ii,- -..ii,.- fgj.
I'la rcirifor->'?;teat ol’ yrblah t,..-orv r-ff. a i -.^’-^fitb
K mo sucecsH, nutco. is act yr{ ntrfip.; ,>r, uch
foi his purposes r'rom a g.-ntltn- n w’ • j 731
Jbrcugb frc-m WaMutcny, .vnc-e ;>e con-
v;rs«.i v>^ith wc!? informed per-.i.. ^
tho'Ji ofli«:r6 pruiy-—wts ie-rn i!>>»
the draft is bcir? rigarous’.j r'^for-v.j ('vt .vwC.
ir the Nof*h f ze.p'; in Now Jer-ry .ro ’
lyc city, rod t^ar r.;r.»* iipts aro b. !i._'
Griut »r the ; Jtc of !;.a t n t'v.’ih.(n-]
.:5acU aeoe^iyaB to bis aricy arc wr.rUi
for If t:ie H.ipj.ly .-f il.cc conti’-ues. bv
of November tb.3 yioV. ar >'y will 00 t> 1
ly a^ strcag as w>!in ir fr*"'Sa-jd tb-^ R».piJ
ixs: May. T!i« nisicria;, i*^'i« trii--, riil be
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.Dbjnor; for r >•> hf't too to say yaaksc
asfi'tz Ciirt Pt.vcr sg»ir f-u-. into (he fid' to jCw-
otf'il aad pcrfftot an nr^cvl fi..rp« as was :’ c Graud
Army of the P^-tomao when, u tr-r i^s r*'crgaai
■ation by Gran% it ma’^chcd into the Wi! icrne~s
!«.si; spring.
When the ilra^t hss done its r»ork, and Butler
•iither con’p'eteu. his cani>l cr given it over ns a
failure, Grant willresnajfi activp aporationa. Then
wo may look out for at least t^»» ^o«ve"f:; i ».ss:;u'.tB
tipou our haos—one btlor tair city and t.hc cthtr
routh of Peteraburg Bat whatcv r 'hf ne?t ten
days or a month may bnnjt lortb, at prisrnt we
have only to report that aJl ii quiet. Pu'^lrr
mounted sixteen hea\y geo? ou Fjtt ifarrisoii,
but -iS yet tboy have not opent d. It i? w rth r«-
icark, chat the yaokee press r>cw m'.ke.'^disun-tion
between the Army of the P.ito^iao a»'d the Artsy
^'f tbe James, the latter sppel^ation beiog ^'iven
to the foroet? on ibo T-orilrside of Jna-.;s river,
irom-diately undrr the coraraand of Bu icr
It is very eviiient thar t'be yankee f >,c ' > n the
.south side of the J.imef has been v^ry rauch
weakened. It i,^ Eupni.eed they bavr3 gine to the
ncftti side, nr that tiie raid 00 the Sottboara aflid
Roan ‘k** rai’road was fwmed from this uiminu-
(icsi. Ali quiet :»t Pettrsbarg yes eraav
fnforniarioa reached this » ity yester ;ay mora-
iag. d‘rough a reliable chacije!, tiia* Sbctidan
bad cro.'sed the Blue Riage on Thursday .with
two ro d’nrmee, with tbe intentioij, it is sup-
po.s6d, of making a demonstr&tiou on Charloites-
yille nud the Central railroad.
Odc corps remained in the Valley, near Straa-
burg, as a bait to iaduoe Eirly to pass on down
towards Winoheater and annihilate it. But Gen.
Early was not to be caught with chaff S >, cross
ing ihd mountain higher up the Valley at Thorn
ton’s gap, and making a “Stouewair’ march, he
struck Sberidan unawares, end before h'* had well
comc from the mountain into the plain, smote him,
hip and thigh, and drove him pell mrll back
through tbe gap into the Valley, fohowed him up
in hi' retreat tlmugh Chester K^p. pursacd him
so closelj as to capture some of his rear guard at
the Shenandoah river, and sent him flying thrvUgh
the town of Straaburg. Nor did tbe vain glorious
barn burner halt until he had oiuRScd Cedar creek,
several miles from th: viKage, wnerc be halted
i»»r thr; first time. Hnd Gen Karly done as
bheridaii hoped he would do—p .ss on down the
V alley *nnd attack t^e remaining corps of h-3 iriay
—the tifO corps %vhieu crossed the moaatain would
hav,j gotten tU*' stars ol our troops tod .'^rrac: the
Cent'ai railroad without his C Earljj bciiu ai-it-lo
prevent it ia W. mo
thwarted.
The yankee oorrespoadent of the N'w York
Tribune from Sheri-Jaa’s army gives aa extend
ed accouat of the outrages pjrpslrated oy ihe
Barnbaraer. Ho pays the Valley, fcom mouctain
to moantaii, was fr.'quently the soaae ot such a
conflagratiin.as has no; been witnosised during
the war. Five tiioasand stacks of wheat and for
age are estiinated to have been destroyed between
Elarrisonburg and Staunton, a disunoe ot 25
miles, and also a large numbe' of fijnring mUls
and baras. la cousequeaee of a southwest gale,
which was blowing « portion of the time, tae flimes
wore often communicated to the dwelliag houses.
Nearly all the town of Wi>od8tocK was burnfcd by
the firing of a barn on the outskirts of the placa.
Passengers by last night’s train report t’ at it
waa ^’oderstojd m Staunton that Early, having
learned on Thun.day that the Barnburr.ei had di
vided his f«rce, sent a detatchment down the
\ alloy to attack Crook’s corps This wa^ done
io the most approved and effectual manner, aid
Cr-.ok was defeated with severe loss, including a
Lrge number of prisoners In tho meantime,
Etrly, wi;u the remaiader of his forces, crossed
tDc Blue Ridge at Thorat n’s gap, as stated
a-jove, attacked the othsr two corps commanded
by the Baraburner ia porson, aad drove him
back int'‘ tUe \ alley. No offisial reports have
yot b-2cn received on tne subjscc
Aa'hentic information arrived in this city last
uight that the eacmy were ud-'aaciag towards
vVoidou with several pieced of artiilery aad a
coasiderablj nuuiber of infautiy a id cavulry It
is evidently a riiiiag party of somo proportions.
Oar authuricies in Aat sect^oa have made pro-
ptrations to ehcck them
Yankee papers report that on Tuesday night
last Gen. Buford (Confederate.) with 1200 mount
ed asQ, crossed the Cumberland river at Har-
peth shoals.
Nothing has been feifcid firom Hoo4 i\r the
last few days. The War Department is advised
of his movements, but notiiiog has yet been made
public.
At last aeoounts, the Confcdarate troops had
destroyed the Le.aoine bridge, oa the Pacific
railroad, 15 miles from St. Xouis. P^ice, him
self was reported to be in the vicinity of Boon-
vilie, the oouncy seat of Cooper eouaty, and sit
uated on the Missouri river, about fifcj miles
above Jefferson City. The Y'aaiee General
Stnbora is said to be harassing his rear.
Frcm N}rthnrn Vi'-ginia.—KlCHMJND, Oat.
17.—The ollowiag official despatch wts received
at the War Departmenc by Hoa J. A Suddoa:
“O l the' I4th Col. Moaby struelt the Baltimore
and Oaio Railroad at Duffield's and d«>stroyed a
mail traio, consibtiDg ot locomotive aad ten cars,
securing twenty pr'sjners and fi'teen horses
Among the pnsoners were two yankee paymasters
with 108,000 dollars government funds
R. E Lee, Gen’l
Exchange, oj Prisoners.—We have good au
thority for saying that the eartcl ha: been, to a
eerti’n extent, resumed. Arraugrmeats have
oeea made to exchange immediat ly ten thousand
of the yankee prisoners in Georgia Savannah is
♦o be the point of exohnnge, and Captain liaton
win leave m a fc^ days for chat city to saperin-
t'>id lb? vr'’ii)lc y^iir Tris aetrs will carry
^i*uae^ lO luyrua^ of S^utlicru fire siJes. Let
us pray that it may be the preluda to the exchange
of every one of oar pow fellowi who have so long
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