J'FftOM TffE NORTH OAHOLfN\ SOLDI®Eia.
'' CorrespoEd^ioe *f tU Obserrer.
• illC0M-)ND, N jT 8.
M ssra, Elitorsr-Toe pres» a» campaign hag
h?c,. t.-ie ma^t se/ere the Annv of Varrhern
emu ha^ Ctf.'r expdricnce- It on the 5 Ji
ot 'liv at t.'.e WilJornesf- ir.d there tn .,
t« .,:..sviv.nia an CoM H' oor Grant hu-io^
Ic- o;.« i-.i .rit o .r vetc • :* with me jmp-fu
of(V‘r»i'a:r, resultiii^ only id thv slaJK^' ^ o a.s
'fh-! aircot advinco if the invader has
otj.ally harr d that h'’
iia ■,
beer
to JW*
whicn
ii' t‘
a-r-y * ■'
-• ve-* ■
li-
ooaipello;!
tnae stuv of Lnk aov.’ta-Qts tutho
ca:vr^ct‘nz d watiu C’.rap-.i:a
Ooas'.ju asiy Grint has slided arouad to our;
riifbt ooatiiiu;»l!y, wiih a ^ase of w*ter naviji'ition
thrt whi’o uiuil fac ha« movffd from the i^A^pa
h ■'no3k to S )uth of Petersburg, w'th a line of
b-it, Ja now 30 milos long. Had ae moved up the
Jtaies at fi :*t, it set ms he might have oooupi-'d
thi^J line iu six days instead ot s’X mont'i^. la
tT r e e he would net have f j'lnd our defences
B) iv.t■ niJable ns no;?, and his ariuy would co'^
hava . xporiencoi sach itniieaBe l"ss nod fitiga
as has oeea iaflictad i:poa it So ti.it (9'n
(iraui’s iuviiiioa aj'sinst 11 chmoa was bad'y
plaanei and had r. t bcca .^u'cessfully 'r ^kil!
t'al y oxoouted It 'ii^r> fo^'o e . idcnt .naik't
of tiUarij and ifter all lu^ in r of m »vct«i nts ana
teiutn a id posif.vo pro:iiit>3s, r^mforocmoutd ar«
stili demanded.
Soon after his ^ppe-*r»nc3 in front of Petere
burg, the enfcmy occupied a portioa of the Wel
don lliiiroad, but was iaimodiatcly drivao away
by our forces under Gen. Mahone. This Road,
Tunoicg straight South from Petoroburg, was coa-
tinuily exposed to the left fl:ink of the eneoiy,
lor it would be iinpraciicible for U3 to extead our
right along the whol^ length of the Road—over
6u miles—in order to head off any sudden fl*uk
movemeat of the enemy in that direction Our
troops oocupiei the Road in force only a f w miL‘e
out from Petersiburg and from there the defence
of the road vk'as entrusted to an ordinary cavalry
picket line On one dark nieht the enemy sud
dtinly 0 il.ooted a force ot 30 000 or more and
moved on the Weldon Rjad oejond the end of
our forafioations and driving away our small
picket forca. Sach a movement could De made
at any time, and our only ahainativa w\s to die
lodge them from th-' Road immediaiely after-their
taking it. On Thursday evening 18th Augui^t,
the en'my occupied the WeM>a Road in heavy
force Probaoly our authorities did not know the
force of the enemy, as only sooie two Brigades
wera sent to drtvo them away on Friday. Tac
attack failed, and on Saturday a lar:;or force was
reac against thorn, but ilie ensuiy wai toaoc. strong
ly fortified and reinforced, and our troow w« ri*.
stiii unable to disljd^e them Ou Su-^daf ta?
2lit Aug. a more extensive rtemon:nraiioa waa
mide, resaltiog ia a considerable cnya>v»ai=nt, in
whicb our Divi'ioa or tae most of it paraOip-iu d I
Thi enetay was driven fa*ci from *h .*ii • oatt'
linei, bu: ho wai found too strongly . d •
on the H.iiroad, witu an immani" na.a or o c^a
con, t> jiistity the aaorfic- ot lit« ou oar ;
nece*i»4ry to uke the wo its S'"* u was d c acd
prop Cl tj mi»ka no further at'.ack on ihe . n^j-iiy t '
thit poir.t, liud ho has held the ro^d th-'-e . .’’r
siQce Oa the24 h ot A gis .a pii^'t j‘ our'•.‘i; y,
ino.uding two tirigaiea of our Divisi o, i o/ ,
a circuit )U4 rout^ aroand the left A.ii* of th
en ;my and Came to the Ri'iroad a.?ar
Stitioa, in reir of the pUc? w icfc we a acV
the enemy on the previous daudij. ri o . t •
25th Aa^u«f, we foand t.ie eaoMy’s iiJ'jnrr- a 1
artillery in hne of bit-le b_*hind ordinary li-.-ts' *
woriss ijimeiiatsly on the Riiiroa 1 sii.)rt .-o ^
briilia it Dat !e en u d, >-a^ wo t ok mt o£
workj at;aok_d und i ia"^Cc r.a arj.'- a- * , ,
coai^'ctaiy Dutiajj the »r my W h i'c i b
licv ' hjlJ the R»iirjad fr ;n thi^ po.-.-- S>u.tu ,
Wird ever >inoe, and the » ujmy ru>ldi only s 'me *
3 ‘'r 4 mil 3 of t lo itjail bj-.wicn K.aais’B C5ca;iou ^
and PvJtersDarg. |
Aojut the last M 9'pt'iabjr aad lit 0«;. iho 1
«nooay oscoa ••id bi.> loli I i tioavjr 'vtr.u uvUll | ’’J-i.
a vi to fink )ur right :ind^etp;84 4J ,>a of the ^
S u'hs.i; il. lr al, wh.ch ra.ii out fro'u '
Pocorsbar' i’ais mo^emaat WiS traitrit?d and
the eao'ny driven oaek «uh heavy lojo, thojgh
by it he idvino':d his line over a mi aesrer tao
South S dj iiiti, for we d >i noS irive hiji cn-
tir ly ba:k to his line coar tLe Weldon R )ai
Oa tne 26 h of Oat. thi: u iemj '^giiiu nasssd 1
his troops in hj^vy forca ~ our r ghc, ani early !
on tho mjrnlug ol the 27 a, suroru-:J aja Dr ko !
ac.'OSj » ir line 'A d'sauanted cavdiry to toe right
ot ou. i'.rvin^ intriu ry line, a? i aoout s' v-.u
miles 3 > i awcst uf Perer-bare T tiy .ti.*;' i t v-
.rird tO'f .ds tae djutji--i jP! roii^ -u :» f^roe of
some S0,Oi,*'>, 'jommiaded by O'! a .c in p .Ts-iu, sar • w.ij j ▼ » i1- h .. s ,1.
Biua'l OAV*ify Ijroo fig uiuij • na rec^eat ag dloivly. i ' ^ uaf..r.a...j-!j t>a
A irge i-iiOi of our i-.intry, lacla-liug o-ir ‘ *
Jiv •‘.‘'Q, were r.tpidly t!;ro»fa around to meet the
adv .uoiag columa of yanke^s, and Utc ia tbs
aftaruoon cima la collwion with them several
points. Tiicre followed prcttv heavy sod caa-
unuwd S^uiiag, and th“re was every iadicatioa of
a genera; oogagement in aa opea field figat. Tue
enemy in his osa giaad flaak movcjacat fouai
• doubU ttHftrRlas tha .nemy with a y«U^
Sad to let ihem «o ftfli keep np at bwt he J
no oppor’ua^T *-o Iflam of th® aotlon of *tb«r
N. 0 Tr6:>r'. ti">e8 -o
all w . .
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!•! For) ';c»v*s . v/s Kava or.iCi.-J i* ujw li jj 0 '
«0S8IP FROM WaBHINOTOH
Darina •tJCpM.i and mmrder of Lieut^ant
W/!» •! ''«
RAMSiUR.
I day to s!!>_d lustre .'u th^'ir cuu'.it y’s hiSJoiy, »>!p
I to ~ in I'ji* f,he»jLis^
j u^o i rhey 'o
Tt 0/1'r r’% jaiJ m. ‘ti>u*'
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I'e r nrs’ »-a Yjusj^’b B igs-li>c, nn1 si.#! ."ra tj in
V l.i-4 t ...t T'/O'S P»- •-■r il » v.-.t t
'■ yU vitro n »r R • rtrk 'ur fur:.,;.?
inl l' ( susav IESiiUicjr IT ?iiJ »i'i-i’ ’*-■ .* *'»»*t a'«a
^ St lo -iA's i;r-»i.;r p:wi--‘oa la iiis c Ho-
*•-i >i •--v-r %'i h. vr Qi.i
Vi»b-3ad r.c.l* ,% k .i-ii pttSiL-j M th- f
«ni rnikr ot y.-»;.Rra lotcJ •t-’.Sv W43 n tue P.tokrt'r.'
I’.i g‘i in tB’3 r'‘H lion ii&d u •lir.-j.'th »
•’7 "r f*y beiircca the fore ut: 1^0 PUukr -*-i »"*■
• i*L of iiair *ru>j to onr >fi, ■o-cjln tUjrd »?m cg -.i -
mtn' di%*o'v '• i e»' i siJs of u: Tftj liick ''u'' s p.-.
■ • '■,»vi u3 liU w? goi in ’los.-S'-a *md ^ery scan wj S'^Atrr-
od ^«rw*ri on tb- Pliak'.*i nT:! lie r2*r a.irrruic
md (i-iT.Dc: i^s e m/-—otjeot buing t> ocaf-i
a. tn, di»;d'> tba;r r.>rce aai c-p.aro it>e riiU iri jx
p*r4 a*:xt 13 ou*" lia's Vvt; 8U.;-3*9:lod ia a^xirai^iaj t;it
^necj Ai’d CM'ri'’;:; iiiTi »j v%.i . *o»
fa-? encray p-i'h'ps tUroo eulirs oorp
■ n P.not KjaJ i*nd u- d^akiog f-.ra; V’b oer
t-^inly inaudic:->i;w for t\o p!i*'poi. *jd 'iii .’t
r-;«*of€*aj''k;t8 c.ul' . o'»'5 ' o.'0.*-;‘‘' 'i" bcf-i)'i> ui||;bt.
.’rI*bone'j B fcrca^A .’a our itixr U3tnic.-
0' lae oiu*r 3.’ ie) au^l w-: caikr^d icrward, d-:i»iOi?,
'■'J9 cnsmy'tvi c.' .-iurin? nri^Di^rs •*'si c* iO-jr,, ua •-
jre rt£Cv.rd an oo^a Sdd ce to ihn ?i8'jkruii Here
3-. tat eUg»* cf • c 'iro'’-'*, i'>?i •r.O't or t-»i T ?-{- loue s
BrijCtde trock Wuy'-- o’.u = j L €s.~a Uj , ^'»il4 :u*'
oi'sr-'bd O" sUut-iTs.iise4T*?
I'Ut *taonii; *.?. ima-.i^aae v-.uc*^s rorcs av: t:ui-re!y
5i::siipru’tfnl Wf-n c >-1^/ j :-»!l b»oi »/• h a L.?»
v'.p.r I'v fife buaJr- u p-‘- f U£;i n*i -• -it i;
:td *nil v'O'.rt.iiii Tu v* A ii o:;.» »(?—’.he
3 i:jie -orwir'i fs;ti * ai>! le ^al a iM
. jifimu. iiau.tuId o; .'XOiie i y»aa.e
.rj'j.Vl 1 voi aas'^U: a: o; svui i: * 73 li cl
O' iii i.jj’. G M'Hao --.s 'r»;' ?’ \b'
o - i'.T'icCj. E- ,'?o«.Tn- q j .e y
.. 14 .iiw '•'■"o'.v o-.a.n'at bij 'ul' Cjud’s^.:' m ra.
■Jfrjlj. Loso Grabj.
Ricnjl.^.su, ii^jT. 7 "I.
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» • .. sa. p’y Qi^
. . . J • ' L >? tv S>
■ T! • -Li y ■ %□^■oa^:ct h*«
is^'lves an ;mniOi'tul l‘-;iie la boy • .•rf'^t^^ioao-a, to ‘^i!iph; d tbat t.TCSO roeruit^ ?r
5 warm aaJ dr-votid frienii-, »nd Iof ih--! r ,bot,iy “of the oradU ;
their sabred obedien .'e to their n*- i reul aocot^.ioa ot ftrwr.gihj
wuh or,lerd rot to la^^ve tr.« i ifou«’ it. O^ycrxz ..ui.urc;. pru
BUnJfl ot ocUir>, b D’.ect'S ot trctiiary f-ifn
&.?
.plcte,
iJ.nv i jad.
.fit?
. puoijc uiind, tua rsp-po al'y u.i the vai’ie ot | voini me luou
?rcre I f-li'Wiiig ui 'rnipg. (Jpon s03>.e ol tbc ,
and ' tiord's vi'u.-? Hf-euieA La inoanted hiH nicn (%rm j . c,, . . »» 1
rh'^'i- b *. r^rfin i-innto -‘■cuui'^A li - A itt
Passing near hi-i o>*-a b 'lUv, hdi.jr tu Ui.* • -i ' r *.vs IS-- i»ti «^5t.s iha; m
\v0 0 ior '•*WH UC»'4V>M »VP *.UV/>* |7 JB- '*4t« *
tHand their pure moral charajter. They c iuo Ricnaioud last Tuarsuay ho . rnj 8*^10, .he promiu
t) manhood, t^#Ono a mamber of the Epis-30pal, 1 Minsrva-born, ana the sirea su.^r. | Uoioc uiea, depnviog them ot
;;r.d ^he ofier of the Pr->sbytcriaa ohnvch. Foe' of Antaeas, that fci? a^taokiag colamna re- | liaest nors
G aeral llamsoar entered Wost Pjint in 1856
and ;:iradaiied iiTlSUO, when ho was asaign ;d to
daty ia tno sriiller;* of the Uuited States amiy.
Whjn Linco'.n i.esacd his Proclamation he resigi-
od lua.coiniaission aad waj sppointod a Lieutca-
ans la artillery; but whiie at Montgoihery he rj-
3 'ivol the commissioa ot Captain ot tbo Ellis Ar
t.llcry at Ralei-^h, aaJ chos" t ' resign bi.s oo;a-
lul.^ioa in the regular arm? and aid in orgaaizuig
our Stat.! foi'ces, which wero then being cal»el ro
tne iietd. II j was oresent with uis battery aad dr
nd tno «m1ui.o io O«[>itot i^aaro wiiioo »uaoanut4
we had seceded from the old Uaion He
wa^ so>)a projaoted to a M+jor, aud ordered to
Siciiatlcii!, on tue Jaiues, where he remaiued un
til tiirf Puaiudular campaigu. He was then assign
ed to the command ot the art llory in Crc.iwal
MoLawo’ dirision While so actiag he 'fi*.-* eleci-
cd Coiouol ot the 49th Xorth Cir>lina Troop*i,
•jud hcisteaed to orgaa'za them at ll.ileigh iic'
w«s ft:*s gaed to Gl>?a. li.iba-rt Rin.ioai’s br'gade,
ind soon was Ci*lied to th-) deteacj ot Kio^imon i
U j iiartioipaU'i lu the attacks on MisO.fcl.iD; au i
at Malvern ILll while ac.iuj wita coo^j iea ■uf>
pxsit:d y-ani'? i:cy in repaid to the nu^abt r
Ot Holii^'tH h-? ha4 ff-.(;r fi'!j 1 d ii'in.; this cacipiiga
It is 00DC2iled t^at l.c crossed the ilipid Ann
wuh one hundr.?d and li'^ty thoa aui, a:id
reuthcd tho Jam--} river witr. o.ily eighty ihou-
Hi»ud, th re he rfocive.i Bailer’s army of ihir'y
thojieand, and :::eanwhi!e, in tho con» ua£ piretia
of addicioas hvin the ^evtr.il Srttt,.'), ha.s ao" oh
taiaea less than iifiy thousand. \e‘, of fh’f" iiO't,
counting t.vo hu i'irv.d atd t-’irty th-.iuiand m-*:;,
it ii k cjowa al J'*3t to evivj olerk i.i the Wur !)c
psrtmc'it thac G i 'tul G*'ant hes b=it cig.'tty lij-ju
Barjd bi.io*‘c PeUraKu'g «n'i iticninjua. Ai;U
wh'»t aro the b t'>s‘auri*l rcsiiif^ (i this Jioio'.*a.:t
ot haaiaa life? F^rt Harris ^a, h worthloso our.
po>!t
urloe froa> the PotoniaM, whiro i c ctb^gri d re I l\-o dvV - miS la’yaijkee cavilrv ^ttc-oked Ro8-
cvo'^t^ing n^^ie, findiag ,tni»t I in meu w ir: I ,:or tie *'.‘Ln b'-t *ef- rei'Uit>ed and drven
uccd of tiiany neccjdury »r.ic'cs of clorluuf, h-. j ;j!\or.';l ctil' lo.s'ic^ 20U prli-on r** and a neither
r:.'rmii;cd caeui, ouo at a timo, f* e.^tcr tao (itu«v. j iiO'-iCii
of a violent Union citiz'in and e.i: at ru*>‘. ^'riiclrs j f.y,,,,, '>,= *• Uf^-xufypl - Cm .Hi on, La.
as they aosolat'^ly neeu-.i, oateluih g I l;-i —T- t, with Yankee
wunton «icjti ictiori. llavii'g iiia Ui^’c
he c ntinacd his cour?e for rho ;Iver. Ho
iuQrueoiately puraueJ by tbs nho i.l ot tho o-ua y
’.rif.j a pvs^e ot men. llpon l;iiir.;iig tiiis iatrt, he
ordorei his auTi, v;ith the faoretH, lo crcss the
river ik dpffdily as i>o*uible, Lis brother and him-
Bcli i^i lUe rear to kcop tJio vncmj lu
orieok till thfr )i.')i'«e3 oouid be sevured. Uavicg
•ii8Jioa:if>*d, bh'. two bTjtherj procesicd actoss an
open Gild lor tho purpose ef a«cenainibg the
All tbcflrt f^ct^ aa^ refleotior.s r.r'fjist becoming I e.^act pr-sit’-.n and nu.ab"rs of taeir puraaare.
gslia.itry was sever.ly wou idc-I ia lii-* »r n, and
disable i iSf dairy. Wl.ib a: hoics he rc-oeiv- _ ,
od ffoai President D.avi.s !he coLa'iii'^sicn as j d'-at kti«w *■
dier Gent'ial, an • w.*s aa^igajd to the oooi u^-id ■ remin 1^ rro of tho .■♦•.ory ot one
pub'io property, and the cff-;ct is (bsorvtbfc la
tile iicpr;-rfrion and -fs:'''cdent air of*tiiO;; who
oon^ti* ate tf-e powora th.tt be. E/rn tho * la.v».
‘'Ke riodjrT J.)c Miil:r, A'ho oceupus
the Pri.sidcatiil chair of tho UnituJ S*at.3,
•• nacks i>f this f*‘elin4. It i.s .«ai 1 tha*: a Ioa-
/• nee a p?.r^y of "lia irieads, duriug a iOO'.vi
call, interro/tttively »Xiirc8Sv;d tho h »po th.t 'he
w»r va# piogro^^!3g to his eatrsfajtioa “Aii,"
; my condition
oi jur iilinolt.
ot t:.a lameafed Ander-son. | ^r:y saJi.x-imabter?. who gi,e ..no of his pupila
At Chanoellorsvillo Ki was under Jaeknoa ic ; thir-l * lapter of Diniel *s a restdi'ig le pun
his celebrated flauk mo/oznc 't, aad wja for 'da- j ^ ^‘5 b.^afi; but vrhta he oa.na to tlm naujtra
As th y noar'd tho road, they were fired upon by
inaa who wu conc^aiod behind a brush fcnee
Li'atciia..t B iwio rccc-ived niue l&uokihot ia txia
head aad br- a-t. After Jailiag, he aroae apofc
hi: hitnas aad kceea, and ora^liiig thoa eoverai
yards, called k his brother to make hit eeeapa
and to o;,rry :lie men and horses off safely, ifp-’S-
sic>jj. Ud adJcd,-“l'oU ray mother that I lovpd
i.er than >or» ever loved mother before, ana
thkit 1 di3 ii^h:ing for my oouotry "
A . uii it:riakcr in Brojkvilia, Marylaad, neat
whica p)%co the »if\ir Oflcarred, took the body,
-'li pK:ing it in a. cjlSn, conveyed it to the
ci-’-yh kn wa a.1 “S'ameyV’ ia t^rince G?orge
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i c:c5,' - I
eft imperisaaoie glory la one ot the most bri-.-
lir.at ci»arg--8 oi the w»r, which at once marsed
Kini as one of tha b *;it G>*:ierais ot the army Al!
Gottyibarg, by a mast ekiiliul movemoat oc tti? |
battle fi-jld, by vvuic'i tj CiptU'ed uiaay ot cut j
prisoa^rs, »ad waj first to eutor the tovra, lie |
a?.ii i added g.'eatiy t.) hij r^putatioa. Ac tli- ^
VViidoraes^ acd Sp.»'.isyivaa'a, He participate i |
I largely, ai>d fjr hb iioroic coadu3t at tue ci-j-jd? :
MAiio'Jt waero G.:aeral ili^ur J J'.hc.^ton »/u» !
I j»pt jred, lie w»* promoteJ, aad as^-^'id t^ t m, .
j cj-fl utnti uf E%riy's division, i*hiC£. wai soon ‘
j tf ler.d to tie V.*li**y. W'uiis trtr-j, ne. f >r a
! .najQcat, sulfi.*rod *rom tho liii-3 aad l:o4. tiou-
j .»»rg-.'3 ji%xo upda his ondu?; at ViacL :s« r,
t wtOi i h.3 divit: 'a saff?rei a roa*^, aoti^Ua- aa •- '
. ing hid iouricjjj sad duag€ro‘is fiXp*.>5iirc ot Li:a- '
! .-iair .a a te ap:in- tJ ra'ly Lh tro->p«; oac th.s *va-
’ ..'joa di,.Tipi-: d bj the ^t ra voice or tracri, wt i.Si. .
j-'s )ac,at?(l him, aai p:*c;d biitme wnare i.- De-
: ouge 1 Ou toe -iec.*.n of the lcmoa:c.i R/ie.-i.
i u-j ^ia^^J^.a^Jd to hii p »:>iuoa, ia the d .d
rj w ,ija r.%1 xormjr.y Dclonged, ana wuiic |
^ oiliag hifl diVLiioa 7iJtoriou-*iy &g.»..":>■ th^ .
■ » u*'ci/, f**!! in'iri*il y w luadoi by a sh t thiouiiti j
j r»i iighv ljui; Mr. Obairm-ia, this is ms
IniS'ory—»’u* hnt »ry ot o;»o o: tha uijai niiib
.iien ar>d bruliaat 9jliiers luat hie yet olf-fed
uims-If on his ooaatry’j altar. Us was luv
fnead latiuii'elv ai, aad I for him. Ht-
I oar ooa lira’s fiia..d, aal ws should aii •o."-
r;jw fo: hiai. ''
ofS^tr-dOi.’.Mtshiok Rui ADrdnnkro th-y were | Ooun:y H.-re iic was t>ariud, hia ^neral being
unproiio-jiKuabJe 'Tie maat. r requlrea »ho uoy | atrojd.-d by * iarita o^ni'xiraa of UdiM aad g*u-
to p- 0- eu, but l^e failed a^vn Ho tried a 2 a'- ; tl' ^' o—^•^s f)rru r no’^bSora and fh-ud*. It i-
gitij:; bat ?til- it oi ko Releati.r^
toli
i h - :.'j
cetir.g
cha'iiflr aaa r«.iai
, he
I he prt-
I’wiiow
J t.-> paa-
ra's. B::gate.iitii? u^>, tn- little
^ .1 oil faTuOU-iy aiiUi he r-aohed the i-ist ver:«c,
.vhea, ? eu-‘ifig i^i-'h s I -ok of diimay, he olo:ie‘i
:be So k *ay» *'/ ’i no sir; here are thcfdi
p-opf^r r-j aGu hi* brother uuide a priaoii-
er; but the re*: of the meu jo; off laftlj witk »le
fcor*es.
>ouu'^.’-d !>av»’• iDt' WiitHi river aid gOb#
to jWs.- 0'?*ins. T^ia itidiea':iv fi jLtiagin North-
era Ar‘;a3ra3. Ei^-hr loided with
trrops, aad ovfo biiii-rie^, h’»ve lelt Mor/aiiaa foi
Wbit-’ Rivar.
The Yankees landcdet B*youSarafcur d»j“ ego
and con mcr.ccd r-ulli: g duwn hounofl ». d carrying
the ms*eriaf to Murii(SRZt to baiM wkitcr quartera.
Wfilo ta -re, th^y uoiamiti,ed bu.ih oa*^r«ges rpa*
tne ladiea, th&t tbirtj of t» era hs^ve been pi»eel
in irone, and offioara who perai.ted it eoak-
iared.
Frrm th« A’erf/i—Richmond, Nor 14—
Njrtbcfu papff^ of the 12‘h rjLtiit> a tel;^rai«
fr'ra Chattanooga on the lltl: whie aays tfcii ‘a*
W(.(iu‘«d«y morDing the enemy b^de tbre* al*
laoka on Atlaaia, iheir fbelui bsing throwa
a« ^be Roiling Mil-'n A luoat deaperat* attaok
w«e ratftle on the Rough had R«kdy road, the
eneu^y’s artillery being within 100 jard of oir
vrorka, and tbcir inlanrry »nd disuaoaatsd oaval-
ry within two hurdred yards O^r forceaqaiek-
ly Diaor-ed the de:enaes and avcn drove th» re^t’g
t'ff \V« «n«tai»ed ao lo«a Tk« a*«aj wae a
part of Yoan^’a e-jniuiaod, wko iaallj iair«»t»4
tow.ards Maoon."
MaOiellan reatgned hij •oamiaaioa ia (*«
army. Liac -la'a majority in Graut'a arm; ia r»-
oortfd to be 8,000 According lo the Tribtaa,
Niff Yorkgi'-'B Ltn'^ol'i 8 500 m^joVitit. TJi#
Tiie ca-rtard J-y v-hos-s blow Lia«t. Bawie fell I Nevr E'jj?l»od S afet, 150,000, inpltiiiag the
’->e fi loics
iuj'nn; - tha'^,” i-avi the
v;i\*t JoiCfr to hi^ ‘ rej [ ^i.aatod, geatle-
LU r>, ;u r:,^'urtl i-» ri?*>-i G-*aeri!6 ”
T'.t* urr-. ut oatttp ■: „’n *i'l, in ail probability,
el's . v.'i'h si :o:i'.- r atts.:k oa K.ohas'iad. '^he com-
i’ t 'C O' li i'l r's rii-.r.. a;i i St y thou-'.ana reiu
* TJ -ac.-its arv (-■••n /- coa'i.!;'-ui p”e;?d.iaf co ar-
' 'ic.-»a 1 1 .i *!--', h.>Y?cV T, w Ii oe l’.-'i3li’ a,
Aiii tUe* w -tc'. l U' fjr a caaia; .cd Idi^d and '•»
v.-.l 1 »jvf-m-iit, t'l-' ia- er of a very {'^rtud.i.bk
ci>a*«iotui. tor i; .6 ».ii t.iat '.0 i*'-» than d:t^. iroi
•r ad-, w: I 0 : pri*ra.:- uud s-te uOi# t;:ag ■ra;l-..u
in t'l 3 Jfttii.o riv if.'’
wro « f' ht.' ^?ii«r-iitri^kcn father ;n thei* worJa:
‘•Sir; I a u b.ippy to inform y ta taat I L«v«
sci ii u ',ojr d*mn*l tbio'^insr a--»i if you
it his damatd wjrt*ile-B bod,, you «aa »an-a
t.r :t.”
diari’ • •’
-rir »
000
TriO soonodrei wh^ §.io» hina and i»r j»# iLu:!
icwuy
bft* ti,
reitcuitti
»•>'. t 1 It'r w ;s aiai^d Anes. M
It . if he over c*teVi't> him h?* w
Auil revcuse "iie ue.'th oi tee i^obiw iicatrci i>oi*ie
Richmond Ditpatmh.
; Vjj-.- jti'l
K-
1 VV- -er*.
V' ..
j Mti‘J ei'i'
S -a
He e«-..
! b 1
! puN'icv;:.
1,
COO, r r.o
M .-0;
Dtdfh oj Fj} i>v Mivtmvno
Llaiauoa J of ft. q' O Oaroliua, uic>. *: hii
\ Hia: , I ita-i, S 0 , on the
£'V tata
ii'i- n*.-i
>4.sv. **ed
; Ch'Jtha-ii. 11 lilroiul—Kfmp P flattie »iv«. ti-
■ ses 4.^ i,0u.» of N. C. Coupon Bou-. s, i-.=(ucu for the
bea lit of the Jaatbkai iiaiiroadC iap-::jy, eec ircd
O.-urVo/ North C.ro.aic, Juui l.-rai, 1864, by | i>V amaking fuud, proviJ.tiK for tneir re
PitricX H Winston, Rrpo ter.'’ We a.'o nl.^isod j 'iompi.i >a wnea due.
*0 fiad that the h-..;ad n jcea or coaane etat?aieuts
}V'nt:,»n’$ Jieiwri —Wo iiave oi) our dc-flk the
a -it vo.uma of ‘ii p>-^rt* ot -fl ot ai l ir»
hl.j- i y, ijrfcfue-a an-j dote.ruiaed ir. tha .Sapro
to !tl“
J • 'I'jil
•.
a.4 -«
*»
I ^ -;o cii t , I'l ta j; r rr. :ni i pr
iu t 0 n ^ .1
L*0(3 iij , Wlii Od t- -w tj I 4^
1' in F»7« ti-iile, vV«
■f-Id er?. 1 >f >■
■A- r^IjSfS r»0-Uftl
B )' J • r nr.-.a ta-
\uT la
tK-ivok I '.a 'fttiai-
•^y ;n 11-
ii* ■, a.id za'i. .3
-
w ~ • : _•! •
• r av t u.^ -
. ' a • un -re
-r • u
iltj Ok. 3 r" r,‘' ■. i
irf-i ! -»“ .
‘ ■ 1 •;? a a.' ,
'I- »fD .1 ■
•I ’ ; fo .1 F d
ba : . I . 1 j‘ -.I I,
aril/ by 0 T-'. a r:-
.l3:«rber-i cipcuas o i.irj./ oaaui
sujr gsra n w.aa t.? ca ir la t i ugi ti»iajii/, I j i.j ;uaio
:iT3a d p.'oojfs i.te u'i^asirj p*p.;r-
'or h:m
Wty s'l9 Hosp;t»lc ira ar.yr at
P>a?t3 a'lOas; the Ri:i'‘c(*n T 0U8 at
himselt fiaa^ed and surprised. Even some of his ; Or-easbjro. .a :>b'.l8'^ed by ti
Ha*
presiiag and flanking tho eaeaiy. w.iiie tue c»pid 1 '.ir
and dcif ning roar of oaaaan aud the hriet r^tfcie
of masks'.ry would every no.^ and then foro^ jm
to believe the grand o.all had opened.
Thus went the game on the military ohcsa
board till darkaess and rain put an end to the
Boene. Then the weary and huagry soldier with
some gloomy thoughts of the marrow, laid him
self oa the wet leaves to rest. These aro tho
times that try the soul ot a soldier But the
veterans if tLis Army, with their noble leader,
are equal to all eaaergencies. They deserve all !
the cansfdcration and aid their g^uercuj friends |
at home can bestow on them. Tne enemy re-1 ?
treated in has;» under cover of night back to his | ,,f
former posiiiao, leaving huadi’ods of bis dead aai ’
wounded and arms and clothing strewed axi over
the ground. So after a decided Confederate
victory things have relapsed into thair former
state of quiet and monotoay.
Of 1.1 • otiiiies ot t^e 2l8t »ai 25»th Aa^ast I do-aan it
onceoassbry at this time to areak ‘eusm. Oa* brig
ade (MoK%d’ti—formariy P^-ttigcaw’s •"d the i Kirs-
laod’s) was exposad to a vary urri&o aaoliiop; oa itie
21st wttiia adTaaeing with otasr troops ia fro .1 of th
etroag works oa the Waid;a liiad. Qoa M*
hoae ttal mjved hia eimciaad tj tae rijj it ia ordjr to
daik the enemy's left, bat failed, ana our ao'ioa in
front being depeadentoo hia, weeoaia not waU'^o any-
thiag. Oa the 26th MoRae’s. Cocke’• «uid Lsno'j ting
a-eu, all North Caroliuiaaa, and the only xafautry on
the fleH, ma'e a aaooesafol oaarge ou tlic e-jemy b
woTka near Rjams’a 8t»ioii oapiared th? wsfks and I
touted % foroe of tHe oaemy snora tw t.hoir owu
la numbere Hare we fought BEfcasoaifB e>ppj, ti»o
^ ta.oarn tft.> t
5“ , *«“• Lee gi^aa due credit to oar i ii-dHa
for tbeirv«iar *ad aaooesj on ttiia occasiju, -•••) ii ia r.., ! isiy •• P i
neoessary fur »nybo.Jr elw to baj maota. Wi.* ^ Gb’i I lie r’^ n
oaiiBot tiate or or.ponas:iiy to ^uU !i..c;>r ' O '
^ N C Tro>p.. -L-ag q.,-^ » ^ d , -V M
theajjistiee n L eor ‘ t b.'Qc:'.-,- «
‘kMT‘
I WM nat present at the b*u!** ,r .10111 Se-t a--» t t
Got.. • ad do not know rjuoi oi
Hue’s BrijtfcJ* o*ptured ee cf*. ti -.iivai r,.;
ti.n 44 h »b1 52a Rtrg'is made a gi» Unt, n nr: f
ffared ne«#y load f ae other Rtg mu, a, I . ***^
in » diff^r^nt po.sitioa »a1 not oruerea ’in oh.'tt?' \ — "
I b%Te b,-en iafdriotfd ia*t on the lei. Ool.
oader a 3^«.vy Ci-e, U i ii\
U^* but locy pwa no
tioa. ae than told Uu» t>, ka»t, bat om tie/ weat «
lO.i A * t-T t c.’iijieai aud
-’jT »U1\ k V-J l lOJ. 1 as :;Ulld..lg -.8 100
~mi »4. inro.i i, J. tK> go*, « tai^-r mm -- i„ - -
PO'H 10 .'. L>* Nj* gi; ~i t Cl L-.to • .»? . -tio
■SyiiiO ' * Hi Vf'or r. ■- a tao ar-
iiiy picvijjaly aad -.r. Ling wid foLm. rj^ .Tiiauin\nt
tjj. ttie ■I'tt^ iN C liej.’t. H-i J a ^ald,~r is aoi ijuja.ion-
ed. », .i 1ojj:u1 it 'i >oaga aa »as oa 11*1 b la c
Biitn4 scir iap.iOj.'ai, i*r3v.)di M .rai'jl, bu’. ”.• siuip.y
«»kow '•■s 'aruM'n i>r c»iiiacof li« is, ,*a t
I n.j 5a t")ca iroljDrai'!-to ta^ t> 2 oia ^.flord ia ?ach
&a Mj aai linarrii iusaa?: f.3 to laikifu aiia.^u.:t at ami
ui-j ■. • ;*j V f-.a’ Ci‘-» -'{j.'i.u xj».vla> Tula
’■.l.Oi 3 b-t>f3 1 .ii' i) nvil I’! -sa I Ojatr.sl K3ii where
I ‘ry 3'),a‘i fj" a 2-DJ y,rd3 fr.;.a ;.»o >, »j.l
ai.ie ■ or t.*’? .('jp :t i’a; I'.ju.
a •.!.€ h'.i^ d^poi la i\ juc or couth
iliohm-'Uil FiVA sejr.j fuTS, o! p -o/.’.a %ni biyiav>3s. A
a-.a o«Q hu7 aa wvtti b^ro cioaay
ni tgh »ud p .^•^ nor. ao li j; i f->r arlioli's .*j
Taigat ha txpoatad 1 tuiuk ^ivc ei » dc'ot^ia^ cxn
bo -oagtit hfre oa D4ttef tjraj taaa .ay waereolao in
tie Cjufederacy.
i:-rarytl>la ij qn'et abng ta.j fr>at, bat more fixating
is txp'-ctad f>-j:oro tas Ar n-es g-* iata watar mwtftra.
Ofn E*il/hiK r.c:.iily igu’d ori?ra p?3jor;o asr Ihe
ui03t rig d diaoiptiao for his artay. 1 _»7a aa^a
• good et#.t« 0* (i.ycipiian ^rrivui 1^'. 4,11 0/ % sa ilea- It
aaiai be etfjoiod graiu^ilj, xuard ii aisoipiia^ witU-
on tyraauy, bu*. ofnaer tyraaay iritcout d sj:',t;iu-3.
Jii’fiQaABJ
?oa Taa OBa;jiv.^a.
Ns.ia Pfl-raasiBOtto. Va , Oal lu, 18G4. —Oa^ua'iito
rtf Oa i\, 44 i iisg't S. 0. T.. ttrigiio, A N
Virijinin
K Ij': 3«rgV V/ B .'Jh^^weU. V7oua-iei: Sjr^’lJ.iha
fV>lx 1 ..i'- ■; .llpum Jrlecfitt B'aoft di’jJ; Carp 1 iic.i-
"t eru; aad saoa; *ar;
Hi >,. L^2t ijt'. aa>.s Fjiitm I'aovnssA'a ri|»':ii
ip Iii'.i r loot; iJrua log; >orp’l John
.\V
4 1^04 u-;^* P-ric-abar^—K Uei: Cal»ia
' 5 id ‘V uiiii; M;i^cra S- ^ps »ruj
Ii 7. K iij» Ur, J 'lei K Q ■.
. ; i J ' H »ir, rS: J f£ OriJE j,
,J a A. v-r it ..a a. li j T vrojl
' r *•/->•' 'C. A
27.
.5
ir
t .1113 . T.ao T-reevn
T^-.ii .a gO'jd O'-'iJi f'-.r
■A 11 ir. . , - 0 H i.»r. »al wlia ii-v
8.r fl » Eiianttoa .»■! ••0iD»efipti0n ”
.cit. *n’i t D> wi’ tn ."■al a^biis, edaOAird, aad
‘-souild ca ttc f->o'e ” A'drrgo
v/a^ It. LUV^iS, lieadersoavillt, N. 0.
^\isu amonj xV. ■ O fi-e rs t\t 35 n
Iligi'.a'n* \. C- Troop?, -t Kiasjai’s Brig-de,
ri3 satF;ra.i SiVj-’oIy siuce tae cpja:ng 01 ;ho
prosoai. o.impai ',.1 Tao followiaic are the cas-
Ualtitd among i'le coiamis-itjied offijurs:
/Oi Jot : U J a ’ -, ■•/P.-r: . u. kil:.; * :a » o': >rg'Ju»
' 7la \j% i a'ii i Ii kill-d ;a i cha c
• ‘j;.i Joan J Trvn-jl»ft.aj, i;cd j; 1 ijujrf
J -5" 24 I. VV.lf-:'! .a. K!!;3, -,f V/.;,;oa i.e ' f
•i Uj.a ’-I* 2t h. Li'u N^’U H K‘'1v. of M. -p
=.•■0 ■ in •[ 'J'sy-^ a .Jji'U' -i'O »> E , 1 ,»!3*
J >"(c I \ i ci-p 1 . L ji .\ii, ta it ft.!.*
■ . >1; ■: ■ ual-i M.,« 2J. i.,i‘ at Jaijo N L.-., ot
> i » • >-■-». .-a.a A .’11 2U u..j,i
* -M.m . j-'U v:oa, ..i..-** .u is; i’lyivou.n
.i *J.‘ u .it at ti:as.2t , Oi a litd
0 i .'z'! ."^a/ 23.11.
Tan 4!) ;i R)■. iiont N. C. Troops, Riusotii’s
rt'i^Ade, lias suh .-r d even wjfse t^aa tue Hom.
Tii3 foUoiviiig oaiuilLiea Lave beca reported
.itnoag its olficor.':
■ ■■:- Jj. .i V ?:C fif Mol) ^’1, killed io ba'il?
Ju y 33.a C*i>t o A Dur.iaai, of ’'far-iatd. cicd (>t
(fM’a-'i 0“-,r. -ieo »V L#/t;s, cf MoDj^ci', killed in
'fiy IG. El^'ia V Ilji'Cij*, of O-.farfa,
la f)-*t*l3 Ja'y 50;a. Jiin. J«u03 P Arlray of
is.'it :ii arg. Ki.i'i la ostuc, Jdar 14 L’cut J-na S
3a >i a'>»-3 f.r Ircd-jli, u;l id in b^tll-; J ia> 22 Li.-a;
7/i. i .ce A ItvK a. o*’ u*'ji la, kil: i lu b»Ule J ^ .*? 23 *.
lit C1 X Pi-iifir, of L .iij'd, k-i:id la oa tij Ja if
18:1 bi-; n il Ol»yO a>oy. of M.DiWvU: tiHea »i
M*y ib a. Lkat l>*ai-l Lsttiuier:, C 6»7«tAad,
.All.'Jd iu ovilo Aug. 2^> Leal W-*i P B^ta it .f
or U%^‘OQ, ►uui in i'».
RaUi/h Co'i^frvattve,
A N^2ib Sw'itf!/.— vVe uuicrstaod tliil during
ths r^oant meeting of the liiptis: State Coaven-
tioa a; Warreutoa, a s joioty w*s orgaaized for trie
purpase ot exc.tiag a deep interest m tiic subjjot
of cdu3.'tiag tae iadigeat ohUdrea of N jrth Car
olina soldiers A Board cotapos^d of 5U gou.lo
rn ;n wi8 appoiated who will publish tao pi in in
fall. Wo unierstind it is no: pr-opo.icd Ot>
secviie -*n enlowaunt, but to espjad ali mooeys
oolleated ia paying thj taidoa of children ac «x-
isLing seaools neiresi the ^csii'noj t)f tJieir pa
rents AU 0 )mmiai3at.onj an 1 eoatrimiioas tor
^ho work may be adlre^sed, tor the prcieit, to
Rev. J. B. Uirdwiak, Cor. S?o., at Fa/outovillj,
N. G.—fiaie jk OjH*3-''atioe.
pl ti'n R spsctable. Z>t««er.''—Tho'Standard
complaia3 that *‘a man of means canaot pu.'chaso
what willfai£;i3haro8p.iotabio diaaoi’for his family
f r less than ono nuadred dollars.” And hare id
the bill of faro and the cost of it, whioh it lay^^
out for a ismil/ ot ‘'six or soveu:” “Oac nam of
12 ,lb3, 8S4; -I log. steak 810; couple of fowls,
$10; cotplo Oi caboages, §S; to say nothing of
bread and sou,), .and p tatoes, and a dozon smtll
conatituenta whioh Cianut be dispensed wi*-h."
This ia liberal feeding for a man ot any
amoaut of meaas. and in these ticaes of bc^rcity
ought to *00 restricted. Divida oat this di'iaes
bctwoon SIX or seven, a:ii aaoh individral would
have to ‘^wallow two pouaJs of bacon, half pound
steak, one third of a ••lowi,'' a pound or two >1
j.'ibbage, a qaart or t.vo of soup, a peek or two of
potat^,(.*s, and a quart or two or a dozen “j*nia'l
oonstitaents ^aizo. oanoot bo dispensed with
The breed ot such a “family," ought co bo pat a
3tnp to, or rise exiled to a m )r* picndnil oounir)
than ours is at toe prasens time^ no uiattcr what
their meaas..—Silitowi/ W I'rh^^nn.
Tho war bears hard upon piper.'i Nortti aa W'^lf
as South. \/hen the war eoaimenctid there were
forty papers in New Hampshire. Thera are now
ooly tweaty-9&«.
uf tho poiutd deoido i in eioh cas:' are admirably
done- Hd t::e y ofe-isi.in hsd raa*«on to oxp^et ot eo
acajuipiishedand l‘;*rDed a lawyer as Mr Wiusion.
Tney are l%ithtui, sucoinot; eotii^jretn'naiv-:?—omit
ting no'DiBg ■-Taie': should be exprets^d, eiubra-> i i j f ' i * » 'n
^ ^ , i, ■, ► i wuhoat other fo>d for weeks togetter. Ueeae
c»t:g ev-^r.taing L.to.53ary to show itio‘‘poiDM ci I _ , _ _ _ j .i .__ __j
tns 0A3C.” Tfit prrti'*e may bo a’^ardcd to
f'harc'^ I for Suri^ie.—It is pori^aps aot ^«ne*
rally kio-vn that oce of the boat arcieles that can
tie f.iv',-n to p.v.a.', vvhila iu nrt-paracion for the
tab, is coa;mjn charoual. Tne nutritive proper-
licrt lire so great t'lat they have suos'stcd upon it
the sta;aracc;s f the case^, mey oeiag full with
out having the eoaimja fiUtt ol verbooity.
Riifijh f’orsc'-o’itive.
One of Lnm‘'’s B>ft.—Lamb once couvuiscu
a ctiaipauy witu -iu aucodo^- oi Cj'cridg-, wnien,
w tho;zt dub:, n„ hatch :i in his hoax lo/ia^braiu.
'[ was,” :?aid a*-, “g i ,g i'r...ii uy housj ac hi'i
a^ld. to t.ie Ka c Indii llja^c oa^' muraiiig, wn».n
I laa C jiviii.'o oa his wiy to j>ay sic a visit,
lie Wii bfi.iifal of u w iioa, and, ia spite
of my assuring him taa; ti;ne was preci. us, he
drew mo withia the gate of au u.iooc >piedgiirden
by the roadside, and tiiere, baclt»fcd rrom obser.
Vition by a fledge of evergreens, no took me by
the outtoa ot roy coat, and. Closing his eyes, com-
aiCDOod an cloLiuoikt di:>ooarsc, waving bis right
^and gently as tho uiuiic^l woras fi j^vcd in an
unbroken stream from his Iip?. I li-ter»cd en-
ranced; but tae striking clock rceallcd me to a
330,0 ot duty. I i-aw it was of no use to attempt
to bPeaff away; so, i^kiug advmtage of his absorp
tion la hisauoj;ct, and, wuU my pen k’tife, quiet
ly beveling my ou Cori f.om aiy coat, 1 dieamp-
ed. Five hours aft-'r in pa.siing the sime garden
on my way home, 1 heard Colondgi’s voter; and,
on looking io, th to he w.is with closed eyes, the
outcon in uis fiagers, and the right ha;id grace-
nniy nu wuca I Icft him. Ho had
never missed me.
tioe i as !0 di,pr ve iLem of motion, and
fitfcned on three grains of corn per d»y and as
Qiuob coal ae they can d voar, have became fat
ia right days Tha hogs tsa*^ voraciously aficr a
i little fi:iie, a-id are never siek while they have a
good M’pplv. I: snouii always bJ kept in the
sty, ind be fed to tJie inmates rogalirly, like all
otn _r loOa.
Tne t’ r^r ot the '^ocj wt of S .hara is oeiag re-
ir.ov d b/ the appUc.*tion of jjoienes. In 18G0
av. w ;l s h.id b ec oprned, i)ringing fis^ cs to tho
sartice troui a depth of li ve hundred feet. Vege-
t;riou i-» Rpris^ing up arouad the weus, and the
“d -sert b!i>..-i >in like the rose.”
Hs on^gr.vxR
of IIjBi I? LTigi', No 123, of
«r-'.";tjp held in tieir Ha>i, at
Nof 1st, 1S64, t::e foliowing
Range of Soun^.—rfersohel gives throe hun
dred and forty-five miles a? tho greatest known
distance to which Round hts ever been carried in
the air. This wa? when the avrfal explosioa of a
volcano at St. Vincent's waj heard in D-3merara.
Tho cannonading at tho b.ittlc of Leaa was Juit
heard in the open fields near Dresden, a distance
of ninety-two miles, and in the basement of the
fortress ic was very Uistinat. The bombardment
of Antwerp is said to have been heard iu the
mines of Sax'^ny, thfee huadred and seventy miles
distant. The cannonading at Port Royal was
heard ia Florida, a distance of one hunft'ed and
fitly miles. I refer to these instaaocti because of
.ao many iaqairies that have been made, why
sound is not always transmitted throa;>h the air
with equal facility. Sound wilt at all tijies run
alons; atmospherio waves in whioh meteors or
clouds are forming, and it is then transmitted, in
certain directions, with remarkable dis.inctn^^ss.
i’he waves of atmosphere anti the orbit« the
clouds, io north latitudes,-run from le^t to right,
and the metcotfi of clouds rotate from right to
lef*^.
Tho waves or cloud orbits go upward and
northward from tne Equator to latitude thirty-one,
and then n »rthwird aud eastward ia suoh manner
that oatsiie of fifty north the waves or orbito lie
nearly from west to east.
A Specific Rem.e'iy tor Sirk Headnche.—If
r\oy of our readers arc troubled with that distreaa-
ns: compiiiiot, sici or ner^oas h'adach', 1-it taem
(iiesaUe a large tea^poo j full ot common salt in
>iaif a ')ommoa tumoL'r of ojld wa-.pr, and drink
it. I'ct this bj repe.ttod tw ce or *hric3 at inter
vals ot twenty minut.s, wnilj the piticnt sits
■#ich his feet to a large fire, and a cure will be
eSecti-d in loss thin furty miautad. Try it, all
who are thu3 affl.etei, ani see for yourselves.
Let all the salt be diS^olvod before drinking,
aauaea wd yoadcing viU ossna.
fca
Af a i M ir-
F; re &n 5 '
Ff.ui iusriU^, N. C-
pr- fia«i K s;ii.Uoa' w:?? ad.-pte
It li*d t. e g-«at .Aro^jifJCl of ifae
U- to rjr o* *rxi onr « cieitt ani bonor*ble
Fr t?rjj^?". onr u.uc > e.'t'^ v.ed B-jthcr, Psrsa Bx.aok,
who u ■ J r ;K 1?. 1S34.
Wei, ii't. Ttivt iu tbii lea U o-.r Pio ■» r tais
ujj'C 'i'i-j lOB !B?uhcr •ind '’ot.inanity
A u;.r Kit citiz ii vid k.1' 1 nu'g'ibo’', ii a « dc
7or»-d •Jii3j»'id hij Civil Jrci’ ■»u f-ti -a^ij- h e p ,rcu».
E.a /vrd 2d, Tcii. i,ie -s-iiow a:; i reUuoaa U-ttis
oa- hc-rt'9't 85aipt.thi;8 :n the> tii V'ni*»‘fc7fiD«‘at, and
Siftt th^y ncei tot wctp a? IUPS9 that -aivo i;o uopt, for
we r.o d 'ubt hat tieir 11«8 is hi6 t trr.r.i g«a.
Ix‘ Sol*ed. 8d, Th»t tl«;i si-iab»;ra or ts w«»r
* ”~to*'ikir days. »ud th«t
», o. py nf tueao R.:S lull as ce eeni t j t'le
*Iac » copy to tne F^yettorilie 0‘'8er7ir &ai 6re2aa*
boro’ P.^trict, for puMio»:ica
J M. Odill, 1
O G®at, > Ccm.
W P Fox, J
J. W. OoiLi., Sec.’y.
f*cuu* tiffcuuk fr^;* Ju,fOO to fOjOO#
ncln^r^ir »o)d>,p' »vta Marjlaiid Id,-
O‘i ^ wt 5) 00 i, Iliinoi* 24 000,
Uv N . Of.p U) Lioo-.ila ia
•1* >ii«* uri T.ced for Liaaoia
j ruy ia >’.'w Jeriay ia 7,CO0
-.'f r K- ntacky I’L* Ra>
t'.iisi la CoDirreinioral
N " -.i^s, Lina ’c re*.-*r'td 2t,-
ifcti 27,^ UO.
uiouMoJ(i->, XuT 15.--A (5h OAgo tel^irtaai•!
Ex QcTcr^cr j t’"!e \)’l ihs' ''i:»ra*n ^ a« O iiy mada a shew
o: ;• I'-' V J !ii c i, •'■hlir he btA heen bua;ly aa-
i* ti tter r;: bi; »e^a.riog raiiroada,
f.iid k«5a ’ e^^li^.g sjt pi tr* for n aew movauieatof
■tt u^e r U.I ca AUer ^therieg aufi-
he w'I sJ^ri pi'n £f« coipi on a
WM*i*r fc-ur ii.r% u -n tt.c Cj-i/a Ssate?, 1.«tv'£
I'i i for w iia i Oha :a».o,'ga aad I 'jk af-
r«;r Ho.»d. Jt ;a pr-.’b*t>ie the coming weak will
«iIUlM tie itariing oi ihi^ rxpedition.
Tie VV'*sbin:.*toa oorreapondenta et aeverai
Northern journaia aaaart that efforta are being mada
to induce Lincoln to sead commiaaiooorti tu Rich-
monJ to found the aathoriiiea upon the subj««t
uf peace.
MoBiLf, Nov 15 —Tno Memphi* Ar-ai of
the I'Jcb, a^d the Balbiin of the 13th, witii St.
Louis dat&= £0 the lOt.^i and 12th, have hewn re
ccived. Tao Republio'in papois '•■ave discovered
a tremendous oonspiraey t^o deatroy Chisago acd
releat^e tho .Camp Dooglas prisoners. Large
qu^n*^^ities of aruis were to^nd in the houfes of
Southern By.xpjthise»'8. 3evt-rai handnd citi-
zoas were arrested
Ttse y&atee losi ia Goverciaent stores at John-
eouvilie vae 86,000,000. Ii b said thj fire of
Forrotit’d b tterics was terriiic. GunDoats Dolow
Jot.nsonviU^ are uaabte t > rrococd up, offing to
Forrest’s batteries comji*.nding tne streaaj.
A New York correspondent o- October 25.h
eays the rebel Gen Buckacr oaptured iVIorgaiiza
on the 25ta He tieid the fort savea hours »nd
captured 1,900 prisoners. He carried off all the
field arttiiery, and destroyed all aicge and war
materials. Price is supposed to have crossed the
Ar^raasas river. Guerrilla troubles continue in
the State, though the main bodies'have let't with
Piico.
* IS HKMJRY XO MY UKP.VRTaD WlfK LOCtaA.”
Qrcea '»n i tiv tvrf abor: ttrs,
Fr.** jd of my b i ar
Nonrt ka.'W t'.-5o bot t i !ov8 tSes,
-I Bisje'l n* • . ai o praibcl
Tev? f-?ll whe*i (hou r?ri dying
From ■5^68 unni^d *o weep,
Ant ocg w^B’e th >u art Ificg
Wjli I ho oold ta"f steep.
Wh'*’) ?fhc«c trutii w*3 proTna
Lika lUi’o are Ki ^ ,a ea’’t'^,
Thero ehoiild * h ht r orea
Tf* te I tfce wo? d t*!-if rr’^tn.
An I I wb« w 'f ■ ic'rrjw
Tj O'lt'p lh;n' ^ *i ivv «
Who fhared t*‘y j ■ : . >i
Whose we*l »» i ^r.»o were lUiaa,
It ph 'uld be rai»>e t;* iraid it
Arcu.id thy f*»^d t»ror
Bat I’ve ia T^i^^ ii
And f;?el I carirci
hila njemory M -s rie w^cv *a?«,
Ncr thought a r worh s.rtj f> «e.
The grief is fixjd too d ‘nplr
That »"ou'ai a BiAa I ke ‘«e
8a« w»s a oaArini ig w-fs
The joy tni pri »o c.' *r> v* lif*,
Ff:^Ta b,»r a Ho*, - laat-h,'ct a amlle;,
Wou’ ’ qip-l tb*i dark^-t elnfe
H*r hoiy ir» the duf.t I resign,
H«r spirit t' Qcd 1 wii’.
He"* Btay in t*is ireary wirld
'Vaa quick aad bUort aad siiU.
He" bIo'>Tniag o'i«-ki t»nd roa/ Ltpa,
Ob! U'svor 9*1-il I forgMl
Her fip«tkUui[; eyea aad fl«xta kair
Are ia tuy »aeJuory jui,
Ae1 Bh»ll rem«ia m fresti and greaa
Aa wden l ist 1 sjca i>(>r row
Up-)d the fevered pillow of death.
Bat k«r apint ia wiU Jaaw MW.
A.
Yank^^- Rum^'^x —The Wishingtou Govern-
oicat had rec jilted uoafirm?tiou o? cne raport that
iJapt. Samm'3 h*s .rone to tike command of the
Sea King, i l^rge sfiunch soro'^ steamer, btiilt
at GliiSijow ia 1864
It is reported tiii*''. Li ,cola aa-i called for 1,000,*
000 lueu.
Gen. RosceratiZ has Bupercedod Meade in the
army of tiie Po6om«a.
Jff^ln in Aricj..itcu.—In Ark-'jsas, the Con-
feieiate Govcruoicut holda d-oui'iiioa over about
tLirtj.^n e^uulies. A constderahle portion oi the
S-iif ij hold by ncitber p?rty, the enemy not be-
I'lg able to ic-tain po^esaion of but a small part
permascutly The L-.gidlatu'e meet this fall
with very nearly a inll repriSsntatioQ. The
spirit tf our people is gootl ana hopefi:!.
Richmond Dispatch.
Frcm Below ■—From Plymouth and Washing
ton, we have nothing 0i laterert—at the former
phce we understand the Yankees have a small
garrison—the rumor, that the plaos'was d^troyed
aud evacuated is erroneotis. Only a few housei*
were barnr, and they were burnt, beeaose they
were oostraotioos in the range ot some of the for
tifications. The enemy have not yet oeaupied
WaOiiingtoD—there have been no gun boats near
the Town as yet.— Tarboro’ Sontk»>ner 12fA
Hjm.“ Guard in the Western Coundm —
The Home Guard in the ooanties of Sarry.
Wilkes, Iredell, Catawba and Rutherford, and of
the counties west, is called out lor tho detecM Of
Wester a North Carolina. One third to go into
aervioe immediately and to report to Brig. Gen.
J. G. Martin.
Bonded Extmpft.—We are auchorieed to wj
that Judge Saaadv^r^, in the ease of the Bonded
Exempts, pending before him on h"bti» c'^pv*,
haa decided ngainst the parties, aad remandad
rheai to the service. We learn from a private
source, that tiib opinion of Judge Siuade.s on-
ears with that of Chief Joitice Peirson aad the
other Justioes of the Supremo Court Beach.
Ralrijh • 'onfrderafe-
Fire.—Augusta, Nov. 14.—The large wai^
house ot Kernigham & Co, at Hamburg,
was barned with ita ooatents thi^ moroing-
Ima luwdKid ImIm «C •oMoa mn 4«iln9r«^
i:;
The News.—T^o
two days past. 'J’h
luch as we have by i
rable iirportao‘e. ’
that our ftnoy in der
the yaakt-ea io K^sf
JEarope in that ifae i
Harbor uf 8an Saiv*
all the mur iirne po*
all- Vi^co knows f)ni
oppuftuniiy to • wii'ji
•prt ad-eti^^-e >uniiee.H
preasea toeir aoiliry t
Sewurd wiu upolocizi
^hich oiily regrc*s tn
an English or a Freac
curb its rauip„nt di-oii
The Leg slaiare of
Monday next tae ‘ilst
We tba 1 expe t to
sage on 'I'hursday Uiol
the Obgerver ol laal
We cegrei to soe bi
the members. May
of the couiiiry wili pq
the Peoplfc'b liispfcsei
themBflvcB, not .^gi-in
commou ♦•ueui^ ? i hi
considerutiuu ai.u u
Dat Oi Himiuati
was very jfcueroil_^- ooi
Presiaeai- Diivi-. 't'l
Divine iJcfvice, and i/
oioaed.
Fisa.—Ue Mor.dav
in tne satc&e-aouje
deBtrc>iog that &Ld a
great trxeruoua o: tan
ont-hoaaes were (suTat
acaidental.
Tue Sui-eiiLrr Coar
this week ■ Juijge tJi
tunatcly baa co oe>:a
but lei»ru teat iba :-o-
crimiual auU ot tc
mau CbiDcd JuS.
indictmeiii tor i-»rrioi
to b« OQu ut nei - .eie
Baxtoiij for .^c
Hon. J. u. i .^.r.ij
PCB„iC -i , .-L. .5
tao l.eciure o;^ N
requfce-o.
Tuecdhy eni
WoULUt- ,
Da rfaioti, » 1. u .. c
a^^i i
to tnt5 Jvauiu
fo-'uier —i-;i!
of many au.
afiSi6UiQt..c t.uti. i O'
V»'a >.■,
the speu.iier.
aa p.raou,i; iiouwr, itii
proauat'iiily tcivjro as
plea of a& weii
. oppoaitea, ttia: r«?puoi
ol na ionai faiiu Hud
in tae ayce of all uiUij
KWttX and great, aueU
he always presei^ied
If we may tAxe tj
W Ool. Dawson, we i
appear to aa to bo at
vective tkgaiust cue P
thin^, is Qcitaer bettt
world, and iheretore
the world, t'l r ubase.
GsoaoiA. —'i ae oa
done tOi tuo beadle’
its acUun Ou i.:ie du j|
in which t>jay ••
from tae ui-*uo.iOi' s
througa the preicxt
publican suyo; —
••.\ir. vVi*et uii'tTi d ti]
Tious et-ssiy. B K :• a, vijj
onr Uidfpfi.iifiiee ^.■ial
OlfcrcU euO.-i.lu. - ui'j
to otler to pt-
oor ftttbors lu i 7 !6. a
UongreB^ to tuucavor
Tae ifnusiitutu Wu:- rt'j J
9oU air. vv'e.sis r-^ul
vot e isi wofijy|
appioved b/ tu.j pc^p
the ejaji^ rei^'iui.'uas c
the pjac . vvau
tae war.’’
There can be uo
movemeatb oftuca n
tend to peace, ludced
of ^aojugatioa, Uud u
will never sac-ait tc
long the war oy enca
Two Nkvt Wars
Herald of tUe ‘Jih, ^fc
uakaowa fnead,) coe
tion, seems to consu
back me South, and
trine and cia army ol
Oauada aoa auoiher
MexiCo; to criag P:
Napolei>n to lerius.
nothmg but a torag
ed sympathied of «
be graciously pcrmii
tne good giuccs of
two new wars in plat
will 8BU to be fcxtvia
all meaaii let it be t
One OF l^l.NCOUN’a
ia the aut;.'o''ry for I
that a Wt*?tera I’ca
that a Colonel o a
ot 860 vo;.s8, of vm
for McClellan, wa‘i
in it, :rie C>-loiiei a:
old ntuster ro.l as i
H8 they pleasevi t.-r
man demuua^ro ,
flir,’’ rep.ieu ’ •
toj^ethor ucti cha.,
tlis bco.o, “i'. Woii
, taken i .y w • ,
too litn,..
iw.thin .uy p
lected u a*. !.*r
presaiiig ne-tsjity
applied oy th-; 8.J
la to coniiuct my o
to let the frieuds