0_BSERTE>R.
muUitttd® of r^rtTfrom
u ^rv lit+1 ^brinjfa fortb. there
i! ® that little it
to.P’^blisb, for the reason that
, . . 5°”^ lines that the encmv elsewherp
*0 obt«n mtormauo,, of the «t„atioi. of Skerm.a.
rnrm- * we refraio from contradicticg this or
fi i J-tK sto*7> "od beg c\jr fi*adorB to be eatis-
V Qsj,Qrance, that wbilat the -!»barp skir:
oli^ng bM taken place which waa to tave heen-ti-
*^ere boBtilc armies confroot each other, no-
ihmg d««igi,e has occwed. We pin our faith t..
CD- e 8 assurance that Bhenaan “eAw awd will
e® mfbatbd,” and await the result with pr.tieoce.
rcm ilm’Qgton we have ooly rarnors, aud thece
only as to personal mature.
The Northern Mail, in this morning at S o’clock
Riclunond papers of Tuesday, WedaeBd^y
a»d Thursday laat, from which we taka a good deal
or Interesting matter.
Faith aud Hora.-VSVe give a' conspicuons place
^low to an admir&bla articis from the R'chmcrd
•entinel, which expressca oar own views piecifply,
inch aa w® have often presented to ©nr reader?,
though not in so imprcBiire a manscr; such ca boTn
always snstaiced ns, aad we have rea'«on to know
Tery many of onr readers also, un«?er defeat and dis
aster. “Let ns trust in Qod and take cenrage.
Wo Bkall surely conquer in the end/’ ‘Be not
airaid: only believe.”
^ From the Richmond Sentinel.
“AU taese things are ngainst me.” paid one of old, when
Mwr a lODg traia ol aivrrt* circurnstancet, be waa over-
lakw by a uew trouble: “All the^ things are ag&inst
\when, nuknown to hlm-
•elf, oe reaohed the eai of his disaat^rs, aad whs ta-
hia last draagff froajithe cup »f eorrsw. Sooa tfef
oatKDesB. which w £3 about 6im, gaye piacs to the dav.
Md Mb diatressei r/era forgotten la IJje »resp«rity anJ
happiiiefs that s^joae upon £is pui j.
How olteQ, in every one's experience, is hope distressed
and talih alarmed, by the frowning and unprepitieus
proTideaoee which wean to in'^icate that an end which is
Bought, is in oppoBUicu to the Divine difpffllioaa. JVhen
tho liaud ot Providence lies heavy npoa us we are'prcne
to GOP^ider it not as a cbf-jtic-'Uirat upon u*, Lat'Rs us
eurae npoo our cause, and we are di?po««td to diUrast a
path which Is thus beset with on^xpect?d ca’amitite.
liut QoihiBg is more ooaimon in the history both of men
aad of naticBs, than f»-r an objcct and pb undertakio'»
undQubtt^dly ordered ®f'God. to be grt'ally hindered in
ita execution, aud long delayed, though not finally de
feated or baffled.
No atudeat » f hiftory, no social or rolitioal philoro^her
»f either continent, now doubts that the separation of our
fathcTB frcm the yoke of Knaland, was of the direct ro-
▼idence of God. Tet how painfa’ly orotraotrd wan the
Btruggle that led to that re«alt. How stem the trial, boy>
■evere 4ne mtferinga w^ich attended it. How ofteu it
seemed en tbe very point of failure. But more dt?pirlt-
Ing than what were coasidered the natural hardships of
that exhausting eonteet, were those nnsfortuH“s or dis-
appointmeujs which tf^med the iaci‘ diate effect of the
hoaiile iaterference of Heaven. Take a few . xanjiile?
The battle which was to have been fought in defence of
Phiiadeiphia ia 1777, was prevented by a heavy storm of
rain which ru ned the powder ot the AoK-ric-.na and foretd
them to letreat, leaving the city to fall withcut.a blow.
The battle of Gemaatown, well planned and weil fouaht.
was lost by the sadden settliug of a heavy foj?. Ihtse
advf rse results, fi Uowing cloreiy upou the unhappv dp-
feat at Brandywine, e tmed to iudicaie iban tLe iiuler of
the elemenifi wna on tLe tide of th i loo, lu \hose critlca!
moments.
Patsiug over other instances in cur revolutionary strag
gle, to avoid tediousap-s, we Will n*)ticea rema»-kao.e v-xam-
ple in which Heaven e»>tm-;d piiilt-»s to th ? di'trtss which
was BUinaately to be relieved. Few events are eo faaitd
la hiatory, as the siege of Leyden in IS74. Whether we
consider the det«rmiusiLion ot tUd lK!8if*«t:ra or ’he Cbiu-
Bge and eadorance of ibe g^wrison and citi*eBS, it it sel
dom that we are callsd to eontempiaie £uch a disDlay of
will and perseverauce.
The sieee hiwi endared a long lime aad the inhabl
tants were reduccd to the utmost txtreiniry o!' diaireei>
Qaunt famine had already swt pt awuy its Vuoiuau ;b, auti
the emaciated survivois were eking out » v.ietjh'^d exlRt-
tcce by f^^edlng upon rcjmin. raw hid*'!«. and (lia bort-s
^hich tney lOuud on ilic duzighiils. Uuab.e oi’ncrvvi^t- tu
relieve them, the Pr .acb of Orange hud op ned '.bedybj-.
Mid let in the sea. Jp-sii th-j advarcing L^,o:i Lu r^/Je n;s
▼esBele, bearing reinforceuieniH and U Itn wit’n fupplies
Anlpaated by the prosp>ct the beleaguered citizens pa
tiently endured tkeir terrible privaiioBP aud aJdresietl
tbemi-elves wiih n«?7 zeal to their laii^ry duties. lu
this interesting aud critical moiQeat, lie wind set iu
strongly from tut west. sSoou it checked the rising
waters, and then repelled them. Some of the vesseis
were grounded—others were compelled to retire.*
Day after day this di'^astrous west wind continued
The titnatioQ f*! the besieged, already desperate, became
terrible, Tiie miesroblc food whieh turclj sKstained
their lives, wae aljBoet gone. Bat ,tho wt«t wind c..a-
tinu«d. Day after dsy they v?atohe«i the motionless
TasM npcQ their steeples, antT prayed Gk)d for relier
Bun rteadily the wiad set in from the west. Their ene
mies jeered them with their di8f.ppcinted hopce, and e»
oltod in tb.alr own aueedy triuiuvh. £ttt the fatal 'flliad
■till continued to blow, atd still repelled »be wit-:'rB
which alone could G;*ve them. At l.'igtthey hai cor.eam
ed their wretclied remnant of feed. .iitiU the wind h'aUg
in the west. iS ho would have wondered if the faith and
courage j:>f these gallntt men had j^iven wi.y lUider th'e
prowaoted cc'ncifi reuce of the h >8iihty of man and thp
frowns of iieaveu? >.ho would have tfiought it etrange
if, under trial scarce Jess than that of Job,th«;y had yield
ed in sullen dt epai. to what they might well haTe d^tm-
«d their fate?
Bnt so they did nat. Undaunted to tho and at
the last, they still stood to their arms, audst,ill bftsought
the favor of Heaven by huinble prajer« and brave deeds.
It was then that they realised the truth, that njan’a
•xtremity is Ood’c c^portunily.” The vanes upon thc-ir
spiles at last swung round, and told them of the coming
waters and the coming rel.ef! The starving men ium-
moned their remaining powers of cndui-an.e, «nd efiih-
siiood^htir enemies while they wsitcLed tha svelliDtr of
the flood. It was not lung before all they had hoped
for was realized Their enemies ware dispersed, the
siege was raised, they bad taken their deliverers to their
embrace, and were enjoying the pltnty which they
brought them. Dt lverance was long delayed, but it
had come at laet, and come in time!
A more recent ^uie of a somewhat similar character,
was the siege of Lucknow. Long had the imprisoned
garrison resisted the mnltitndes ihut tbem utj
panted for iheir blood. Bravely had they fongkt, until
longer endurance saen ed impossible unless muscles were
of brass and sinews ot iron. Btit still they fought on,
hoping for a relief from which it eeemed thal God had
cut them off At iaat faith coemed to have become ac
absurdity, and defpair alone to be reasonable. But still
they fought on, brava and unblenching in their agony.
Suddenly the ear oi one of ihe fainting women caught
a sound familiar on her native hills. Very iadisticct it
was, for it was very distant, and she paused to iirfter.
Again it eaiiio, and cltrarer than Iwforo, waen leajiog
an«l shouting, she excltumed “Dinna ye hear the pil roch?
' Dinna ye hear the pibrocnf* Aud sure enough it was
the wild zausic of th(« Highlanders, announcing,their
coming, and informing their besieged comrades that their
danger was now over.
We might multiply ex^^ijplcs to*prove that the book
of Job is net the only narrative that teachaa the folly
and the wickedneeii of bbandunu g hope and ocutage
under adversity, and of consenting to •‘curse God end
die” when His providences fall IteRvjly upon ue. W’e
must dielinguish betwaen ourselvas and onr cause. Wi-
must aot deem tho lat>r to be lost or disowned because
we may be chastised. We must har« to labor, to suffer
and to wait Out chas’t-ningB ere designed to teach u
the fear of God—not the f«ar of man/ The gallant Crit
tenden who waa capturcd in a descent cpou Cuba and
condemi.ed to die, wat commanded to kceel f.o bih exe
cutioners: “I bow only to (iodl” was t^te noble answer
Ijet it be ours! Every disMter we suiiet should taach us
^(>h humility in the sight of Heaven, and fresh courage
iuid uehance for our enemies! It is not cur duty to bow to
the yankee. God will never uake us io it. He would
not have us to do it. He will cnrse us if we do. In
Ills own good time He will bring us deliverance if we
shall ehow the resolution of the ttflora inthe scenes we
have described, and diccharge onr duties like brave men
and true!
Our people have not been without occ.=>.eions for the
depressing apprahenaiots against which it is the object
of these remarks to guard them. It .3 seldom that three
Bticcessive suumiers of drought have cut down orr har
vests; bnt this we have had to ei^ure in this our time oi
sorest n«ed. it was difficult to believt that the multi
todw of citizens at the .North who reailaed that their
«m Ultfrtiw iaT^T«d in Ui« •aoc«ii« th« C0&
[federate secession—the Stantons, the Sickles, and e^n
the But'ers, who urged to eeoede, with promise ot co-
cper»itio!i—would ha^e so p.Tfidioup’y"taid swiftly head
ed the hunt and the cry for our Wooa. It wss jnapossl-
ble to oonof-ive that the notions of the world ccnld have
pursued to us a course s» urjust, so cruf 1. «o dis*gracpful,
aB that of which we aro the victims. “All these thirga
are against us.” And we can point, too, to th« 1o,sp of
advantages which promised extrercely impoitant repulta,
through the hoetility of the elements.
On the other hand, however, onr pa.h ha« be?u n arlt-
od by deliv*-ranees almos'i «s wonderful as the
f f th« Bad Sea. Our enemies htve been sade to oupply
u.‘i wi*h frcsli courage whi'?i>ver our resolution tl?rei;tei)
od to flig; and to : cure tu m a pi^r'ect urUy wh^'never
discord mcaace.d us wiih i'^^s Inevitable ruin. Very rr-
rently we have witnessert what ee?ms a sp' ciai Provi
dence in our behalf, wondfrfully prrpsrint us for tho
recent dieasters or m}niHUvr*'s which tll’ftTwis' D’^pht
have undermined the courage a;id destroyed the nnarimi
ty oft»ur pcopK
^ 'J'hen let us trust in God and take oouraje We shaU
pssuredly cor.ouer ia the end T he wind wil' cha C'*—
nobody knows how soon. The soun 1 of s’oine p'Orrch
raa^^ any day fall on our enrs ''*'e have ttn'f to holi’ o^.
and to nghi on, pud ti^truit on. with fiith and^c.
as our mot'o, and the day will comw when we shall tell
ovc’" our prtsent sutfoiinir' wiih sn honest j -y, shi’li
reckon tho t’lnitude wUb which wo now emluie Ihtci p.a
our proudest title to a glo. iouj ftime.
Thb Ladikb and the Hospitals -^The idrent of
so many sick and woundi d soldieis has called forth
all the active svmpa’by for •»rhic.h the women of tlie
Ooflfederacy fiave been disfingniuned dt:riTig this war
insert a coTnmnrjc^lioa complimcntp.ry tn them.
Ordere ,^2vir^ bcsn rcc'ifcd here yccter'^t^y to prr-
psra accCTEciodatioas for400 additisral paticn^fl, the
acnezed notice cf a seetiB*? of I adiea of tfee town
aad 'I'ioinity baa been bended to for pnblication.
In addition, w© are requested, Ip. their-bjhalf, to ask
assistance from the conctry, part’cnlarly of poultry,
ejgs, flonr,fruit, vs!??tRbles, butter,or »ny tk'rsc e’sc
that would be i?3eftil to fho sink, anfi not readily ob
tainable ia aufScient quantities in town. ContribL-
tioEB may bo left with Mr». Br. Fesr-enden at the
General Hospital, or at the Sub-Hospital to the «*re
of Biro. Jesae K. Eyle.
IfOTlCK.—A mpetiag of the Ladies of the town and
vicinity is r^qUssteJ at Lh'* Feyettev'llc Hotel Parlor Oi
to morrow r.fternoon. Tth inst. at o'c!ook, on impo**
ant bcglne33 connected vrtih the Eespltals.
FaJD THF. SoLDiBBB.—Our patrlo'.ic (!k>vernor dc?s
act say Go, but Oomef It was so ia the b-^inninr
of the war, whe»? he volunleere-f »• a pri??.t« it de-
feEc*e cf his conntry. It bai been so sver oinceran'^
is 60 now. We were irclined to say tbat he rever
did things by halveg, bet wa take that back—-be
gives half of hio year’s supply of food to tie aoldi^rp;.
and in retnrn asks his fcl.'.^w citiKns each to feed one
soldier f«'r six months. Wfeo, that can at all afford
it, •will refnss his request? Now. i« the tin* to c'»rae
to th« nid of the conntry, to flrstc^u the sfj.l-'iiit Bcldiers
who are fighting fcr cur lives, oar propfrty, cui
liberty and our honor. Let jreet'ngB be held; bat-
wfcare there are no moetinra, let individua!9 act,
each for himself, and all for ih«ir country aad ils
cause.
Sec the GoTemor’s eloquent address.
BniUG IN THE Titdes.—The army of Hftrdee is in
want of food. It is the army to which we haice ic
iof-k for protection and e.afety. Capt. lIcGowsu,
Post Quartermaster herfr, calls opon the Farmers tc
brin^ In their tithes at once. TV ho will not respcad.
to his callt
Good Anvics.—We have s“en a let-er from a
North Carolina officer in Lee's army, from which wp
mcke the following extract. Tho officer is oufT’: ring
Trom a painful woani received dnriog the last Ssm-
mer’s glorious campaign, and biJ* been recojrmended
to be ‘'Tetlrcd" Trom the serviv'.a ia consequpcce of
that wound. But he decb'nes to avail Mmeelfef that
opportunity to retire honorably from the post of dan
ger and duty, pre'erring'to erdure pein and face the
enenriy at the head of bis comnisind. H« pars:
‘ If the j.e'plB at ho-nae W'- cM but shut their cri-n.hin*'
’^ioutl'H, open th- ir Well tilled•irra'' aries and bino^f’h' nsf
acd recdrr ix luort- genen.us svippart to the •* dtrimilrc-
tion ani] the A.nny, ins^.c.d of c''argiosj our energies b«
tV.v-ir 1--il ir 11.1 'C3,1 .>i'g .’nd ‘-laHj gst'.d tnlk. 05’
har fhip6 w!>n^d bo le's, the fi firirg tj'.re duciatve, r.uf’
ctJLsequeufly ‘-the newa" wauid be oeitcr and mere ci-
coursging.”
Home In?lus.\c«b.—There »re certain lo;.ill ties
in North Carolina, and dombtlssa in all tbo Sla'c*.
whare CTery evil inflnrnce 13 brought to beer upop
our noble soldier?, and to which are evidently owinp
mr>ny of the desertioafl that, weaJwa our cause and
di5trace the de-3ert«ra and their fe.miRw. An o3cer
nciv: c.t lioir.3 cn accoint of a Revere T fund received
in battle, was speaking of t'hiB a few days ago, and
told na how of^en the beatand most che*rfol Boldiers
returr.ed gloomy and discontented to camp aft«r a
fnrlcugh. II.-? sai.i that oa remonstrating w:fh opc
of his men, an acqaaintanc6 from hia cwa county, he
had Bucceeded in diepelling hi? clobm, wbca the taan
Apolcgjped for it, remarking that, “The fact ia th t
if Jeff. Duvis were to go to the stt^lciaeu*
and stay three week«, I’m d—d if ho too wouldn’t
desert.”
A Trial or CoNFEnar.ATR Faith.—How t?ne they
may be we know not, bat there are statements indi
cating a radical change (fTpolicy by the yankea gof-
ernment. The spirit which dreolated Virt iuii and
other States or portions of State:^ heretofore occu
pied by th? enemy is ?aid to have passed away. In
stead of burning and plundering aud cutragiug, we
now he-ir of ki’id treatmant to the people and pro
tection of all private prapert*' by Shermac. If these
Etatemcnts be true, which we doabfc, tha people of
Nor h Carolina are to subtait to a test of ihcir cour
age and loyalty far more severe than that a;rainst
which our Virginia neighbors hav« borne themselves
so nobly.
Cai*t. BaADDT ei CoHPAKT.—A Eaoisber of fhiB
company, Brown, iirrivpd hsre a few days ago,
very sick, having bei n p^rcled from Point Lookoui.
He '’nrniehes Uio follov^ing list of the killed of his
comprny in the battle a^ Fort FiaLer,.viz: Arthur
Horne, John Cooper, Fuucett, Di.Ti!cl Hali,
Isaac Thagari, Alci Tiiaucs, Uoa8. He
states that Oecar Hawley was wonuded in t^e nofco.
Mr. Brown waa so weak that he was not questicaed
as to the otaers in the Oompariy.
OuTKAGKa iJT Robcbun.—Wo havB received
corjinnnication coropic-iui-’g of raoPt outregeoua cor»-
dact in Eobeeon by officers of marines lately in thal
coftiity. bympatliziag aincerely with the PufTcrerB
we ci;nnCt see that the publication -would providi
any remedy, even if the article could be pubiiebed,
as it caLnot be for lack of other signature than the
woid “Roteson.” Let the sufferers make iheir
complaiat, stating ail the fact'’, to tse aatho;.itiC!i, or
send it to ud propv;riy signed, and we wiil ace that it
reachca those who have the power ana, re hope, the
will to punish.
Thb Biout SpiaiT,—Under tais h^ad the MiUon
Chronicle states that a government agent went
to the house of Doctor Stamps in that place,
to get boatB and bands to transport corn on
the Dan River. The Doctor waa not a^ hoare
but “bis v/ife very readily tesdored the earvxcca
of* tlree haude and h Beat, rHiaarkiug that she
•‘did not wuat any pay, apart from whipping tbc
yan.kess This is the right spirit—spitit to
whip tne enemy. How diftereat from the Hhylotk
spirit that actuates two-tlurds of the people of the
Confederac;.’*
THE CAPTURE OF GENS. CROOK AND KEf LET.
'Ap pr8virnsly -Btatcd,.th''5e oScers were captured
in Camborland, Md., by Lieut. McN'iel and thirty
eullant CoDf*:’der&tft cavalry. From one of tfce party
eof'cged ?n thip d.i3biag a^d brilliant enterjHise, Ae
Enquirer learca the following inoidents of the cap-
turc:
The party creseed the Potomac ia fl-ont of the towa
•^t a.iil^* hour on th! tight of the event, and capiarlng
o ily . c-ntinel to be sccn, iii«U'.oed him to divulge, th
conrAerS'^ 'ihe ir.ain body of the detac hment was ih« n
posted in n ccnV'niect pdtitioiv, and the lieutenant coiu-
in»rdir.g vv.irh f;eyer:«l of tho jdpi>, boldiy rode into tha
town, which vTAf g.-.i ri°oiif d bv over 4000 Federal tro*ps
The l.cadqnarters of General Crook were at one hotel
and thoi^e ot Keily st another, and, their locatioas being
ftuW ni’ide known by the car»*nred sentinel, the d>iring
part zics la^do tbeir wav t > ihteao of th^ ft)rmer, arriv-
i'»ar firi^t in front el which tho lieutenant, halted and in
quired of the sentinel if the f/cLeral v?as la. IlecHvlng
-HD cflirm'ttivere* Jy, he said be 1 ad important despatches
fvr >iim, ant?, d’jmoculii-5-; foH3we} by his men, artvanced
to tha Bcntiiiel, g«ve thn o--: i^'tersign ard p;ts»rd in. Upcr
ciiterir.o the hoiel, the squad wus received by an old ne
g'o wo.'.ian, who, 1‘ appears, wa.; tho “nightelerV’( f the
eitaMlshinent, and uj cn rii.ihirg kuoi^p. ihcl:* tiesire to
cv uiuctcd to the room occi-pi^it by Gtn. Crook, the
t;id di-rnestio looked at t bpm wi.h a kind of hr.mor«'ns
erspi^k'n and rema rk d, “^>ell, you all is de stra:!geet
srjara, I declar—you -yoa—ryou must take de bght
ye>£(iTes and go tirst—i’U pint de room out to you. I
went c'-rry you dar, dou^, no how ” It did cot make
Hry difleietcf^ to our bold cavaliers, whi^h rast!i^d the
olii womftn j r' feri’ed; tboy took the light and tiia .^ead,
end in a n’oii'ect or two were in front of the door, where
the old woman hastily lefl them.
. Al't-T st'vejal int/fjo a .l raps, a responw frOMJ wiihiu
nas o-iaired and > i'ltftvs we e ordered t® entir.
••Is this Gi n. Crock?*’ arkad the lienteuanU holding th*f
light to as to giv« him t .dl view of the Seneral aa be
i*» owi»i!y looked at tiifeai from his bed
“Ttf; what do you wcut?^' was the reply.
"I” said tha Lleuteuart, “au flen. Ros'jcr,” aad draw
ing a pistol and presenting it, added: “I hare seiLe Tory
itpportant kaslnew witii yoa Gen. Crook, and will pIvc
you p'.iel&sly two aiiiiutdd to get np and pat on ycur
clct^cs.'’
The bewildered General did sot kno^ how to rc-plj
and did not dare to resist' L^e saw at a glance that it
would ba es Tjseler-s as danj;?roa3 to attosEpt eseape by
fa'sin-j sn a’snn, sad he d^d not stop to polve the ravB-
t;ry rf co u cxpci,tcd a c^ll, Ke otv y^d a ouoe, ai d *»
gentle eagg« stion as to the prepriety of keeping quiet
beic£T T?hispored in his e«r, he p ie;;d ont with bis ^ei*ort,
as ffiute as a muniiay. Oa their ♦gret’s, the party p*r-
RTic:’«*d tVs centir .1 on du y to foMuw them, by indjcc-
ments ala ilar to those sulnnitttd to the General, and
makii;^- their prlsMera tScuaf btbiad ihesi, rode back
to the snain body.
In th* :aeai’t!rre a second detachment rofie np to the
qnartors df Gen Kel!)*y. where a simll.'ir scene ocoarred
ind th.nt oErer wa«, in dee f.EO, under gn'^.rd.
Cut the party was not content. Asc*rtsln5ng tha
qu3rt.‘-rs of tlie i"iju»nnt General, they jrave bina a pnKe-
ir;u call, fo>jnd hln with H* wife, «vho hsppenetl to be a
blurhirg bride—sad as pertirptorily 1 ut as g. ntly as
popsibU, vnder tt>* clreuroifcarces, succtcded in “rautat
irg" b’ra from a bllssfcl bridej»r#nm into a a;i»erablepoor
devil of a p.OBoncr. This capping the cUmsx of t -e
n'ght's rp'Tt, the rtndeivi tn* was rng.'.lifd, fDd with,
their prisoners Btding btb’«l them, ti e oomra^d re-
crrfs?d th*- r>-r, sped away t^rciugh Kan’pcbire.
iiy .-omo m-uiis, the ufT.dr w.\" drsco’'fcred so.in afor
they left, and n whole regimaat pursued th'-m to ao pai
oo'-e f>r fifty nc les.
Upon bf 1 .ft prespntfd toGcn. E-rly at his her.dq!:ar-
t' T? ir thi* Va'l.^y. thf' prl« nere were re?eivf*d with tiir
bo'n-ly, but no d'>(l>!^ accf-ptahie greetiag: ”T^ke •»eat-\
srei.tleinr-o, I presnm" y&ii »re tired after your ride.” apl
then addt d tne h ro of brilliant victories and stunn'nte-
d?fp.'»t«. V/ii:i an intfnFiCc* ^tiou of thi.t ft' e tooth eoir-
nccul’ ;iitv of hif cnnn'iation. ‘ lexps'C^ ^-jmu enterpris
ing jarkLM will 3t-aiiug cff with me in tha £ame way
.'ora-; of ihtso da”-. ’
hciher the pris* aers relifhcd the jeko or not our in-
fcrma u f.iih d to d« PCs'*. They Were doubtl^fs iu no huinor
'or j L &. I hey ;r^ n' w iu the Libby Pri'Oii, where it
;• bcps !. ’hey will b- kept un'il oar gallant n>«rt, an^rf-
t d by them as -iruerrinas” and couKncd in chaios and
du -gcuas upt-n thft pr;;*errce, are relja?. d
G^eV: Jo\nsti,7i'a Kesforaftoii to Cofnma'^d —
V7i; ”le>:rn t;i;it it w.vs at th*' express; »ir'i e"rce9t po-
cf Gen. thxt Gen. Johnston
has rcrently beea pinned in commar.d ol the forces
operating in the CaroUnas. It is arderet'»od that
«ien. Beuaregard #rote to the President, savicfrthat
the general sentiment of the puuUu, und particuh-rly
’hit of the army cf TenoecEee, waa eo u gent for
Gen. Johnston's rootoration to coiomacdthat t's wan
♦rdnced to jo'u his own desire with tbeirr; tliTit he did
not w!3b to be rumoved fro'’’ hiB preeca* field cf ope-
'iuiocs, bat p-eri,'.;"d to servf' thcro undor G'^nera'
Jcr.nrtoi:.%sa7iPi: had wi b biin former cccaciok' oi
]’.o c Wc arc p!cr.; d to b. -f 'in
..i-gurcd o." those circamsfcsDCf s ofpatrioticfri 'cdat-ip
a'ja gc‘pero ;F e -.U f.u the pait of tisn. Bfanmr'a a,
rfiiich r'- Je the occR-’ion ct (J-eneraiJohston’a rcsto-
r.u;ao to coraiuird. —y?JoVi mr.
War.—It 13 believed that Graat, on Fxiday
and Saturday nights, movea a uumoer of pieces ot
artillf ry to hia left. Tha encjny’s ct^T*-lry *nd the
maii^ody of big iifantry have oee* moved U) words
Hatch«r 8 Run, acd at prr-3(?nt, out a feebla foro?
c^ufrontB our liuea e.'wt cf Pet^ixburg. lareUigent
deserter? report that the entire Ya. kee lince between
the Weldon JSoeti aad tha ii.ppoinattux river
now defendeil by one corp^ »lono—tne ninth. The
indKationa are thr.t a fe ?' day$ of tiae vjesihgr wiil
be followed bV active operatif>no on tho part of the
enemy.—Richmo- d let.
Deserters in great Euzcjets are coming into our
lines from Gr^nii’a army, which is an ind-cattoc that
tnay are in expoctaiioa of a battle.—lb, 2d.
Reinforctmenfs cn the way to Grant.—We have
inf -r.iiaUon l.hai ot. tiiturd^y lait2l ttandi>ort>5, con-
; lining 6t)"J0 truopa, left Alex^nuvia for Fortrceb
alouroe. Thair rtlstmation la euppottd to GranL’a
liCcd.—Rtch. Excbftimer, lij.
North Georgia.—The Went Point road is report
ed .0 be completed vnthin nine miles of AtUata.
D,*i jon ia ^tje oaly tortihed post now uccupi^ by the
eneiijy iu North G.-orgia, and tis forj'3 >her^ ib re-
porti d to coneiet of oriy two or tnree brigades. This
eh W3 of whit val>;c ia Yankee ‘‘conqaest,’' and by
what frail tenure be holds the country he h^a over-
rno, whiire he is cniy abio to place hsre and there a
BtraggUng garrison—Ib.
Lowsinna.—It is stated iu Mobile papwn that
Price is recruil,in» hl3.arniy near lSiEir«veport. The
L-r'gi-^Iai.ara of Loai:i-.:na ia It session there. "We
h^ve a leaewal of the report from th^ region of the
iilissiiisippi 01 a contemplated attaci^ upon Mooile.
Ic is 8 attd that taua far forty thousand yaokee
troops have psajed dO-»7n the river.T—£>•
BY TELJEORAJPH
»J«PO*T8 or TtfS PitJtliB A*8001AT»OK.
Ri^bkoko, March 3.—The Seaatft to
day passed^ he Bou33 bill to change the mode o^
filling vacancieB among eiomaaiRBioned offiaers of
companfen &c. [Does away, we believe, ?iib eiec-
tione ] Also, the House bill providing for promo
tion ofoifieers for diBtintriiiahcd vsior and nkilf, or
for ccrnp^'tencv md g-'-nenU *T»c £i'. A'ro, a biltte
Jfevin;' ftoT^! duty m hospitals stewards, Ac. bet ,-Ten
18 and 45, unless dmbled or dec inre.i unfit for ger
vice. Tbe IToTi«e e^opt'^'J a reacltVio’i to adjonrn
on the 8«.b, if the Senate agree. confer* nee
eoiBiBitt»^e on the cutrency bill vos d'OchiArGred from
its farther coEsidoration—Jtqcivalent to rejection.
BirHMovD, March 4.-T Tbe S^-n«»te to day reccn-
sldered the bill cbncernipg Hospi*a^s passed yester
day, «ad rejected it. T! e T»x Pill from tbe R-
was amended and passed, 5gas 9, uays a i'tio Kcute
was in secret /ea^ion.
The Sitxiation (it Pft^rfibiirQ.—F«T7.ssBcao, Va.,
Marul. 3 - T’'>crf. no cn the:.' lirres
''®r thie,'». da\8 thr>'e iia- be^n unbrofccn r-^et.
^ Pk»e sbcko, Marc ' 5.— Pr fcund quiet pievai’s
'i be mud ip tb«ui):hi. deepor than hns b^en k^o^u in
jriiis section of Virginia f'.;r 60 years. The tra.Bci or-
tatiou of artillery and army wcgons is irapt>««*ibia.
FVom eh^ Unitid Sfates.—RiCHii0K»e5*^nrrih 3.—
U. 8. T>pper» 0? tne 1st have a letter from jSa+ciier’e
Bnn, Fr'b 25, coating that the yaukeo trocpo wsn-
doc!«r orders atd ezpoc.tiujj anotcer EiJfc againsi
tbe floutbside read.
TtSe Heraldhaa aletter from Varinft [ontbe Jii’se'!
RirerJ statiag that Gen Siatrleton, [thu 'atCEt pf.ac»^
fie?otiatcr from yackee laud to Rwunnoad] dcea oot
'^risit the nature or ex'ent of Liis :ri«fcicn to )>e
known; but the writer has reason to believe Lia bnsi-
ncffs it to see what he can do to bring abont Fsaca.
TerneBBc'e bus ?atiCcd tae new fenanejj-stioDj
ConBti^ution. Gold in New Tork 201.
• Bica.’i JND, March 5 —U. S. pancrs of tho 2d and
3d pay that the New Jersey Legialntcrohas rcjocted
tha anti-slavery amendment te tua CaiiQii;.at;on by
a tie Tote.
An official Bta^enest c’aicrs the captrra of 450
pieces of artillery at Cb2rl3'!’to»i. TLs Herald’d
Cbarleeton dispatrhcB Eay that Crlunibla was com-
iRi'fed to the fiains’a on tfceiSu ult. by order of Gen.
Sherman, in retaliatitin, r:t:sst3s havisg 5rou cn his
troops while poosicar" tbrcugh the towr
A Tfashingtoa telc^Tam to the Hpvald Buyr. that
Gen. Suc'tdau has * diopatebed an "I’lTCPfVeting
committee” to Ly'^chbnrg to ascertain Iho tra*h cr
i'ftls’ty of reporti relative to aiitioipotsd moT'jaSkjte
ia Lee> arny
The Y-nseo Honse of P^fpresaatatWss bea adopted
an amerdc'.crt to t!je eiTii aDpropria*’on bil! nro-
viding [prrhih'ting] arbitrary errcsta fcr mililar}’
trial cf civilimip.
The New York Cltjt volunteorirg comnittee has
been oScially i-otiCcd that unlesa recrrJtirg increose^
Bud meti are put in t^» rr.-y »nc:« rapidly the
draft wiU be couio.-nf'?;!.
Gov. Cnuuwi of O'tiar’.re'dis‘3 on th 1st ’cct.
Past Dat.—We bef to rwoJud oo» readers that
Friday neitt is the day appointed by President
Davij, at tha rtiquent of Congress, *‘as a day of pul>
lie iadting, humiliation and prayer, (with thaaksglT-
^or “iuvoking the fiaror and goidaao® of Al
mighty God.”
As the Preeid-'nt ssyg:
‘ li is our a lem'' duty, at all times, and more e»peoiai-
I7 in cl neanon of publio trial tn'’ adversity, to a*know-
ledg' our d' p^Bdepc} on 3it mercy, and tp bow In ham-
t>l« fiiibmi ifion belnre His footrto«>l. conf^ng our maul-
*o!d fi.s fiipnlicating fiis graciotis pardon, imploring
Hif Divine hV^p- end devcutly rendering tbanka fcr the
cn..oy and great blessings which Be ha.? vouchsaf'4 to ua.
‘ L. t tbe he. rts of our people taro contritely and tru t-
fuUy uuto God; Jet as recognize fn Eis chasteniug hand
th • O' rn cti a of a Father, and sobmis>*!vely prav that
tho tii.vis and Hufferinsrs •which h«vve bo long borfta heav’-
>y ui'on us, iraj be turnsd away by bis merciflil love;
that '’is 6ustr>inlcg graoo b* giyen to our people, and
ii’.s divi^ie .^ipiiom imparted to cur rnVrp; that the Lord
.1'' Ho2 H will lie with our armi''8 an^ fight ff'r UB against
o;k ard jfast He will eracioualv take oar caase
into His own h'^nd and irercituliv >stabiiBh for qa alaat-
ng j i»t ard hom,rable peac! a::d !od?'pendenee.
"Aq1* lef c"! not for?'«l to n nder u to H!" holv name
the ti; uks aii'i rr;vs > which aresojostly doe for His creat
>:ooliiesi». nn 1 for the many mere!'*# whittt ^h3Bext“nd-
ed (o us nmid the trials aoid sufferiagB of protraoted and
blocd-.. wav.”
Camp near Cape Fear MlTcr#
Hiad^’m C B. Navai foKOis, March 2, IWi.
NOTICE
LL aTSBbteet from this oommand. who
. BelvM on bo«rd 0. B. Btaaoar *‘?atri«A Heary •*
Klahmoi^ wltkln tweatv daja troa thU pro«la»Wi®a
will not be puilshed. Thoee wh» remain abaeat will ha
•rreatei aad Creatad as deeertcrs
J. R. TUC0B.
16-St riig 065osr Ci>iaiBaHiiKg, fte.
Evrc.ptan Nnvs.- HiasryD, M?rrh 3- ?aro-
I'e&n t avi' s to tho 15th Tilt report the (.’'>nfederat‘
st'^m-’r Oh- do at tf’-rrol [oi the Noi t^hwe'^lein
cofot of Kp?i:;J on th* lOt^ Feb’y.
llicsMoso, March 5 — E ir^ue-n ad^icefi ’•o tee
17L‘j eav th.ii B jvr’s peace mission made a cotpmt'-
lion in busineLis cirdea ecd canr-^('a coc^id-r\S'e
deciiLO i.. cotto: &c. Ne cf i'.o lai'-.’is piO-'^ucKjf*
a reaction.
In opcaipf the French Ctiambrr- the Ea5p :ror’»
•pcecb coBtsirrdco rcfcronee to tLe iv»r In America
I’La Bitaaiiou of ailairs ia M->xico waa riprcdectcJ:
eaiiafactorj.
1’he Ffu«sicn Chauiber of Deputie?!, ia Bpita ■">
tniaisteriai icflr’oce, has pasi:cd r cintion in tV’o •
of repeal'ng ail Uwa to pjuish ccJtliuona ujioBg
TO»-king men.
Caroical vViseman di.*d cn The 15‘h ult.
The ram OLaJw wa^ ttill jti rerrol.
PftiaoNKas P.soArnr&Bo.—Quite a number of
yiinkeo priscaers, who had escaped from Florence,
Gbarlctte, and other places, have bean reaaptured
a this Bection of the State receatly. W® learn that
on Thureday lat t, 7 were sent off from here, mostly
oScGrt*. On that night, information having tfisen re
ceived of £ gang in tbe woods near tffis town, Lieat
SlcKenzie, of Maj. Ren .Cher’s Battalion, was dea-
patch&d in search of them, ami picked np eight, all
oScera, as follows;
Seneoa Allen, rapt Co. F, 85h Ueg’t N. T. VoIb.
O. McCail. ad Litut. Co. A, 103d Penn.
A. fi. L'ritchey, Ifit Lieut Co A. 26th Ko Yols.
W. L St rweather. Gap*-, ^o. D, 86th N. Y. Vols.
S. T. Ai-drewp. Lieut Co F, ‘ , “ “
Fifltck* r i?maUiD, Capt. Co DrlOSd Pa,, Vota.
D. M. Spence, let Li"ut. Co. K. ’* ’ “ “
L. A. Cuttis let Lieut. Co K, 85th N. T. VoIb.
Th'iy esraped from Charlotte on the 18th Peb’y,
t'uvelod only at night, and as *he we&ther was bad
and many nights without a s'^ar vigible to guide them,
made very alow progress towards the coast.
Thb Nuofto Qumtion.—An Officft in I^e’s array
write?:—
“A* to pnttlng Dogrot^ ia the f.rmv, I eanaot tell bow
t'.t a»ny regards it. in thi* Brigade I thicx there is
;>n t v' g' neral oppositina to it; but with a williognfHs for
t_e IU- asnr? to ^ »u iu operation if Gen. L*t thtnkt it
desirable. I ^ras bit:at ly cnpoB* d to it-nt Q'st; but came to
Mie roDCb.’«iion, I'ou’e wr» k.~ ago, that the bUl would paee,
auil .*0 b‘>2".n to eduoite my miq^ to think well of what
I ?npDO?» d would ijooe bfcCom*^ law o{ tbe land; a' d in
fhis po WrU did I siicc^ d th.»t I fcelievL* I wa# a little
fMfap'-yinti’d wheii 1 r«iV7 in yesterday’s p^peiB that the
5:'ll W3S de'Valfd in «te Seaata.”
A CAWtn.
THK tudcrtigned, » nati-^ of Praaoe. has beca sl^ea
IS'.l ft w jaanscr ia thlB nooatry and has baea eOa-
nectod w-tbthe aray of t^e Cunfedsrat® States aiaae tha
•egint-ivg of the w»r He b«s stood amoag th® itallaaA
0 i^i»8 of th® Ccafedaraoy cn seta® of th® most illostil'
us battle fieldB of ibiBrtr>olatioa, and baa shslhis blood
ni iaU has b«ea fTaeij offered to the *»aae of iad®p®ai®B«a
ia tbe -and. Turning back cad lookinit to tk® saorlAqM
of ths'vast—eovaidering th® aioaentooB issaas whM
ispoa tbe present boat, taoufk diaastee and r®v®rs®a
ka>® b®en kaavy and fraqaaot, and gloom ha« aettUd Ilka
« cloai in dsrkness oT«.r m> many wbo oaa® w®ra biri^U
lad Bope^ol—l®t tho oountry rally, letavary maa rally to
he flag, Itt high h >aor be given t« tboa® who haf® a®t
despaired eftae Bept^biio Let (hoe® who hav® toft
th«ir brave and faltbfal eooirades in the army and wha
jfr® aow eihorted bo earnestly to retnra, at oaeaaooepC
tb® offer of paidoa mad® by ihe QovemaMDt, aad bjr
cocd oondoet ia tbe futnre aioae for th® past aad alaaasa
he strain with which hase» ai6b«.nor haa Warred thalr
anies. To tbe undersigned many of ih^'se were p«-
_ naliy kaewn ia the army. M»d to th®» b® appaal* la
s»Te taexLselTes aad aid the fntar® **f th«t
Xvlly, rally, brav® aad true meat Cast oat f^r
decpondeooy, and »s th® eoa rleee abov® the msis ara
c!oade, giving Vcht wad ooafort. so will h» tbe fiacy
of yonr triumph. Col L. eOOM '
Maroh 6 1^
4
Cohmhta.—There i» siill nothing definite from
he city. Jtiumoi'd cjufiiot with eacn otber iir poiai
of locuiity, but ail k nd to uoutlrm tae earlier siata-
mentB made that, fire has d'Si,royed 00 stu^U portion
ofvhH once beauiitui cc.pital of South t'a'-oJ’ne,
■ ^ C'lia lotte Bulletin,
The Chatham Hajlroad Comp- ny.—At n meet-
inaf. cf -ba Btoikiioiuers of fcue ^m R„Uioad, on
tre 2d just, ike toliowing gc«nt'.traon were »lecied
Dirsclcrri: 1C. k'. Baltic, Q- W. Mordecfii, Hon. J.
M Morehesd, Ccl. J. M. ilccl;, Dr W. J. lla-vkiuB,
i'ho3. WeOb a^d Bryaa K;;is, At & meeting of the
Directofr^s sabsequenily held, Komp P. Baitio waa
rfc-eI(3Ctcd President, and VV. W. Vaeg, Treasurer
of tho Compif y.—Ral Gorifederate,
Deep River Tramporiafion Company Henry
A. London Ksq., has bsea elected a Ducctor. We
Icfirn teat the  oaipany hu? corameaced the repair
of the dams and locks on Deep River, aaid will prose
cute it wita vigor.—Red. ConfserocUive,
InportarU ./Irrcs—Defective Boeca yeatert^ay
ancctodttd in arresting a soldier named Joha A. N cw-
tou, cf the 34th N. 0. Reg’t, upon tbe charge of
for\i>tf hn:l Htlliag soltiiera’uiscbarg a, fprloushs
and retired papeis. Accaced is a one-le®rged sol
dier, aad is Euppossd to belong to a regulariy or
ganised pang, the mFinberb of which for soine raoattiD
past have been roara'ng aoout the Slates of North
ijarcliEa, Georgia udU IVnFsesEee, selling the soldiers
fcilougis, d-Bcha~gcB and retired papers' A4erge
lot of the blouks \70r6 foaad m hi« poascsnion, and
ije coni^;aseB teat ho naa lurloughed, discharged atid
retired over 4,U00 soldiero. Tne price.B char«red for
thcc!S papeis were as follows: Discharges, ^=*00; re
tired pipers, &1;000; farlo^ghs for 60 days, $1400; to
THm War in Mrxico.—Riciuosu, March f —Tiie
fiieire of Oaxa a wns tcrminii^ed on ihe 9ih nit U>
the aarrendsr of the piacn wiih ita Espublicr n
rii»on of 7tM)0 msa to Marshal , ia oojTinianu
of Maxiiaiiiau'a forces Gaa. D.^Be w-.is kiht.d.
Ouirage in Petersburg.- PErKusECi-o, Ma eh 5
— Mr. Jofen N.iab, an a*id w- •! k?o«a cm*
•’fas ko'eked d wu lafi nl^hl r  I
•’ud e g »}d '"'•ich. Tha pa; t t
iilunUer recovcre i.
A Nobh Qj^ir — A ci^'z’n ct Pe'creburg, through
the liichsi. -.iit Scintmei, offers to bi •‘.-ce of imQui\-
fivo to give hundred taoui’acd dolI.ir8 c-vch 10
pay Ueo L.-c’a afioy, aua rais« t.e miiUof s;
or, if ihia nuuibjr cauno.. tc a* i, yon an- »ma0iiii-0
to say that this sum '.‘•ill be paid to acy cae Gcu. Lse
raa- ue.iifiate. If the press wi.'i pr i’-ily prfeisen!
ihis BUbjecl t j tne ptopie, it i«» Delie7fi^ t >s.i, ihers
are pt liol ea and litiuraiit. sufficient to r-ise. oue
huudrcd iinliu-na by coat’-iou lusi to tht- g>t:n'j t ul-.
Am to lue aJjclify tf;ere is tio quftiii-n. It is reaptCl-
fui y bGgge!*L*^d ihal gcatieinva who havnttieir hearts
la'rhe cau-t, but Co not 1; el cblc to coiitiiru c
$200,(.>00, miicht caMlie conrr buLiurs of ^ii'O.OoU
1^50,000 aQti $ .’5,0‘J0 liacb. id tart the work and m e
wnait can bo *4one.”
■Another.—A. Lady in Lynchoar/? wishes to ex-
eoanve a silver urn, which cost m PhUudflpbia^iso
in geld, for thit amouat in ..pecu’ to be exploded in
toajlug provsio^is tor Gen. Leo a army.
Scid More.—/t Sta'i" oc,-V'li., ti5 p-*i’Lont hA-?i
pledgdU itifirjsel'’es yiv. not lo sell, 10 itt.: nof-
nrn.f.' 134 bblh. of fl.n^-, 7.«j75 .o« cu b,..' c, a.- 1
$108,175 Hi jiuai'y. _ Au-t a co«iiniitcua WaS
.td to caii\aBi*lii-j C'jGu;. lur more.
Rbai'jnation of Mr. Rioeif — iloa. "W. C fii»!?£
haa t>ecn I'uri od by ill iiu.ua to rcbiga seat .iii tUv
ilouae 01 j-ieprescn'-ativeB.
A Virginia V^aitor to Prtiridtnt Linc'^iei.—It
was annoui-c'd in the N oriLern papera Sv/aitf dayi
ago that Boi.er A. Pryor ixvd bfcr-.a rolead-i antser
the receat amntsly prociai.used 111 \f ^aaui^'t.tu, re-j
quiri;3g nemr-ility from t^e jjar’iioa ard aa t bli^aiicn j
no'fc to return to tha tSouf dadoK the c^r. isir. j
?0« TH- BS.SVrT
LKASCH l-r'-TR L liOfliTAL. No. 6,
F>»ye' c-illa, N C., -.’arch 4th. 1866 ,
Vet-rs. Editors.— ’'■ctl has it l)een s.iid that nsau’s 'apt
bi-fii I’lft was woHJ n, and I e> er wasc mpiia-e^t m-jre just
r bect'i iial than ween tee iearoed ctory ^em^^ked, ‘ To
• e h- or. tbe et* rn il honor  f h » ees !.e i* riid, that
h- path of duty ro sacr.fi’; w U, m iKtoafjigc >r i@o
• V’.•; tho voio-'of pie uar*^ o. povv r may pafs by uu
ticod d, bat lae voie- of aOlilion usrer.” And ’f that
•;-t t * L iw>'r, f-kii'ed in th j facu ty ef disj'rnin-/tru
i.oukucp- t ebar.ifier, Wij ab’e to ^peaa thus, jud^in;^
■ivoioao iu her onlinury vvf* hs of iif . whai would he have
t^yii.t, ht >f iu th HO da s oi .♦ Hfjvoiotion he could bebo'd
her (I-^'Ojd camiritau hi ding t'le wounds of the
ufToring so'ui- r». or aa a micigteriag ancel visiting the
‘ic!-:. nuj. pKiug'th‘H w nig. u„(j with that characteriv.ic
d ■iii i.;.y ot t»j” -h ioothiug tne fevered b:ow. The women
at :Le S,m?D, It'avcvor, need no oncomiam. aud the Coa
' m«y c» -*r p>- 'U-l.j point to tucm and say. *hasc
of. u I- mei* sjn ;” and to uo*;(s is more pra ffe d>te
than ;o th* patriotic ! i.dit^a 5’. ytiteville, for since the
4iislub 'bhm III cf ihirt fl‘*'pital tneir lab'ir has l>eeu an-
ia^~r-arv o fsiaiTtuhr uiubt T)t^ the heart ftt
■>.l>a; pati -n- wt »> eaa ^ii to l>e t' auk ui or forK:t ttieir
luanv Hct'^ of kind ess Under the e. re of tbe centle" anlv
-lit->)r Di ak ■ und iho U'.L-oui‘?;ed dttfcut on of the
a-4 — tac SiCk ;'.nd v.o'.:n-J d htive^ ike ;^Teatly ijaprored
Our no'j'e ;,-u)e'»'r..«y et is. and by fh hi e,'ingot
iod wi l cunticue 'o be; but shoa d there Iw one ct vev
■f. oa: mi>m. ’vios‘.- paf;io«i ui is on the wane or who^e
1 .0 V e r'i i I w.^.t d ng a vi*it to this Ho pitai and
- iJa w vjdg - 01 Wtia' tti-" L-i'Jjej ol i'a^etttviilf hive
doUt! Hud a»e doinrf. saoa d cauM every chord to strike
afr ch u.l v.iih r- ucw d deienaiziarofi r»eo.ve to do tr
a r'^’ or tba.'^ the t’O'C's.l hesooar mini.'steriugau;^cK«
hould ijo pcilj:.d by ice vile aud  ver to b-- coiu mu.,‘d
Vt». k -JS. , GRATiTl'DE
WAfVTfiD,
At No 17 Marke*
GOLD AND t^fLVBR;
BaKK NOTEB;
N O TBBA’UBTKOTM.
M^reh 6. *
lilST OF LE *'TER8
REMA1NIN6 in the Pest Offiee at Fayettflvina, N. CX,
Meroh «■, 1665. }fh«n oallfld for plaaltsagr
ure advertised.
A my A rmstroa^f C D Caddsll, Miss B M Carver, A B
loUias, WilUera Cartie, Carter, Vi«s Ali®a
Bradly, Mrs Mar7 Braneb, D T DmIow, Mis® Mary
Bullook. Mra £lis« Bowdea, Mw A M Bernard, Miss
Hosa Bryant, J 8 B®o*oa/W A B»m8B, Miea C^roHaa
Baraeit MifS Sarow DaniolB. Viw H T Deal,
Vjlarmon, Melvin Gravrs, MisB Eiisfcbeth OiDBoa, Hlss
arrict Hueter, Dr Uill, ohisf BuriKOB, Mi«8 Luy A
aelm?8, MiBS M F Hall, Mtfs J JialU Bar.
rs*, Tten*a» Sail, Pxriek ftercsfm, Ml«s JaneB neiaea
2. Joha Jchaeo’', Ivard Jotiae, 8 Jones Jos*pb JavcB,
Xb-'miB Learlok. Mies L *ey Morris, Ise M«ck’*ara,
Mrs Monree, Mrs L L B ftlitehell M’es Mar.v C Moa
roc 2, Mre James H Miller Mrs fl E MdUr, Mi» M*ry
A Momea, Mta Mahleh O Mekln Miss »mm* ^♦'"oed,
Tce^pb T^wlor, C»iti»tia’» «• ’■*-»> Mcr-.U
jsrd Tareli.oa Mc9hc'^ Batty M D l9l, M»«
UNan vvnriu John r.vlver, '-"iep E
i C .VcDiina’d 2, Mi* ' Io?a A P ie^ •% F J
*¥n«^ly P«ivet*. cfcn L Keiii, P R ;
•*' He-iri-g** Eenr. 2 \ir i G JJw •- J
kPB. '«''ie9 bj-i iS-es-i Ta en^u; B '‘ji-'S J
\!i?« K t« Ti-jior, Mr' S»>ah FS'Ka’5. M r N'-oy
•Talk-e, Mtb Jfaroy Wi»‘’iaTv 45f i Vioi*-n. SI*'*'
\f%.rth% .'no M si
w^vltod Mies L xt’e V/^st-rO-t
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t)s' ^3'£l M.-.KSJtT.
i ft Qjj i'or‘ 4 0 Lard fl d©.
iJoi-i ;i w ■ 3 «0 rciial. *
6 00 iStati«r 10 OU.
c J QU to 1 id Office 60 (M^.
c-i o.fj ain- PO 00 10 76 t^ per tunoh.
- ,w., S'.O .c - :;,y.i fr-.H $2
 ct vr. CtrJ% iftjcrt,3Ti;l> raako, fHOts $76 per pair
E - J Crt/ per 
J 7 #5tu
i X-. .■ $.iO H%y $16 tl8.
i a 0-j yar bv.
4-i 6 50 by b»U^ 8 4 do 6 €0.
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f.!.-- ii bo
X^IlQW. li
.iu • i. i& CU ».j 20 0 * : er ?.?.
i>>. £> VO i-cr It;
y .-ix&ia tv $0
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bv febu
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uiacl. Pow*er !^50 p®r ih
s:-.ct f 10 to
t.:-! •* d.;)V io W et
ia v
'Us •
Prjor appearj to »?& in Watblo iVou) tns foiio?. j
ing oespa'.cb lu a Nanhcr-a f>»t>er: C- K a-.-i Foi. j
and Rogtr A. Pryor visitbd ftie Pre*^fd: nt lo-mghi.
'Bickmoud t.xanmier.
The Rictimoad paper? st-aie tJ5|it Mr. i ryvr bad
obtained luucoin’e ooiisen; to ri tnrn, i*nd wus in a
boat comilig up James river.
In Mo"Te county, Jan'y 12th, by Kiia? Manc'ls, Ksq.
J^r. jA.viEa !«. G.\liNKti to vi ;s “ t IZ.V « . > U&K \Y.
Also, by tho Fam“, on ttr>! I7tti Jau’y, Mr. J.
Y*!'? to Misfl LiZ)2iE ilAtVKliON.
Also, tjy ihe i-aw.-, o i ih» 9th heb’y, Mr. JOaH GAK-
NliU to ■' iss ii.jdFiLl-'ii’i 0. .(»-LdI, nil of Mcore.
Ia Bladen county, al lbe l aiidecoe of Thus. O Bro’-vn,
fi»q., Feb’y, by Rtv. E .a.. Taies, ED iiRD
J. lOOCRii to iliss tUi.'ilOE, ola.*.ghkOr of the late A. A.
Brown, ali of *iiln3:ngtoa.
*.^tthe residence; the bri«l4,’a father. Feb’y 5^’2d, by
Hev. P. H. i?icovell, Lieut: n^nt '1*. iiC'liESjN to . iss
E' MIRA i- Uj!tKAW, all of Bladl-n to. N. 0.
Presbyterian piease copy.
lu aau'p on county, on ih • 2d Hst, by Amos N. Hall,
b'eq., , Co. L 2f^thi H.g't N O. T., to v.iss
PLiSASAN r, daughter ol i> iuiel AHH ', Ksq
? i.iL'oa.
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L
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OV^ltis: i*JSr
A, 8e6 J
To Titks £geutfi Li Rich^oad Coauty.
aif p>..8 ;ibte kii I'lxiiA:^ iii
ij bacoa. Dj a^t well fok
.,jj . • r.,
larmers are rtqu sated to deliver ta 8uou *» pcssibl«.
•V; W'aN, '.yai.t
15 2. H snd 1 tfi. Q Ai. 4in ‘ o».g. D , W. C.
^iu e. iU'ti «8
X couu^y, pait'cuL
OijElce County Agent,
. t , *'• V , -'i-i », id &•
ii ol _!iSi.L\.ria».a i.re rvquiti-
V >JU ku. .1' t.' h.^wt as Hi
b!- lli vtfe.'iut. tlijrvi g..Ij our J.
beeu.d bj^ tac
J w_VklL.LlAMb.igH
» outty fit C.murTl»na, W C.
wt' uck. .L.'ia an
ia it9 tiwt;
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On the 4th October 1864, in tlitj 2?dyear of hi-spj^e, at
Winder Botspital, iaichmor d, Vii., ct a v,cund recthed 0
a ch?.rge ou the 1st ttctuber lb{>4 on t ght ui I’efers-
bur. Utf»r the vVeldou li. E., i'riv»ate LfcJ«. U£.L S.rilfH,
of Co. E. 44th N C. g t, ci^ft ’’s JJri,.«ue. Bo roMin-
tecrcd MmcI: bt, 186^ He was good avl ier and O d
his duty ou eveiy occasio^i. Hf* V'*“ *h'ipat> d in the  n-
tT5g’*maut ct Bfistce Sia'ion, Ocf.l4:h, Jiii>4. a. d wax .
Ci-ptured by the enemy, iio reM-uiucd.iu the en' uiy e j
hscds till the ferlv pirf of the cumpai^^a ol 18ti4. lie !
r.'joi;*ftd his ref’ijne; t ucnr Ga*P';^’ t-’u. ui ( a or a Kiiit tho f
.r>ib day of Jaov, an pi.j'tioip 4i.cJ. wiiii it i i » ; ;h-j t at- i
flea iu whicif it waij cpg«?tel Iron ihwt dal.* to tXi 1st, *
when he received t’lo woui'd^hic.h i.rm a^i- d Lr« (iie. j
lu S8mpstiUconn.f, on ihe 2d -iay 1 f v Mi’y ibC5 atihe
r.’?idcECe of John Fow ler, E q.. V r iil Zi..K{.-iii vU LIj ;
MO> E, in the 3!)th year of l:is uif a Tiie d cea-ed v- rM a
worthy membtr of the Bjptist Ghurch.he j p.'* -: kiad »i;d
pers:>»>3 wbus.
u..t il sh.-i tcarra iit
ii re t tji' i -1 •
J. ti UVVE' ERLaND.
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it
PIIOI OST i?lAJaSUAl.’S OFFIC'JB,
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t *»•>» 1. . V00. iU-»si
MOTI^ K.
y oM>r of tb^ c uu - o ^ • R •■‘■t Ipb I a*l's*'!!
tt the ^’cn t H r -.a t ■ ^ ^ • f A«h b rV.
T'.e ilvy t. e 8t» tn2t. 'I T .iUfc»ad l>o l»ti of
COUKlT BO^De tea yf-kra run. »»! g
l.w.Blia-ny, iute f'?* p^~ ble (iemi-*Btu»l;y. io
fucb aor.ay as Wil’ ?*7 po^t^e r
J. M W^RTff, Ceun‘y Tros*®®.
M*rt>h 1 16 7 Siftpdpt
lilewsird.
SOlElSi fro5! tHe .c:;*-3in*«!r fit n 31st i»«t.. alerge
8)(tlRe& 14 »■ a* bigh, n o a
st*r la eis f33^ d y-a'Sdo, 4 w iie fs*t, with
ft^icle mvrk on bis iaok I ti* *bt.ve reW rd
f itny p-TBOn will dUi'cr cr infori?* n e w^ere I 3i»o g**t
’i!B» I believe He as n»’ri tffb ■ «>' O'ne
.n datail J K ELV N C D
M C‘ - » ii»'r n- ,r ► B i)t
Fat 22. 1ft 2
l’a«ledera»e Tai .^€»tice.
j -* IL ■ »tte..i> . -I J f-j ’ •u« , »«j4/.- .I.- if
1. tuikciu g a.1 a I . a cf f x?o - u » 10 ba-ai Kaik
iiiS”*-'*'-d Ct '®:- «-‘'64 J Is li> ■
jj-e *a wui t ."liU ^lOcijt- *4 lu ■ Ci-J k • i&i. roi-
tiij.ei- aad i latee v »: '^rs c d KciO’e 16,
8t)6, M -Sj^lliijio B, i' ta 34»"cb; • m>r' ta ol Ha s^
, Ri*ux'bld 8^' m n o i i.‘0'h;i>. c; C*uip- •
*!.’» 2i*i; D M lauB ' ; J R dloiia’s
■\''sa)>ia K^--y’u24 ; ’.t-i rn-’a t ; 1. '*.K
«JtN '!»a D 28 ; ••.cka b epringa
*^us>; fdra l>arre^>'’9 StHb; Caiih.-f(i 81ai a d l,t a®k o*
*.ptii •
It is reqeeetad tb».t all a len ' ir thdr lie « (n«le
jet •vLEX KtSLLr o' I S-ij Uat.
Otribace, March 1 16 .t
Pf^abyt«rii>fi oofyi timts anJ I'tnraid dupitosM ae
ount 16 (•b*»etV'r ifie^
oA tke its a^ivlrates.
T '£ M>gLit^i»'«*8 ot ctUi. e.'tftL't Ovu>ajr tu9 requested
i.o cioci at fb« vouri House iu F* ette*U>e. oa
ca«B*ay of Marob CvUrt next at. 11 o’^ look. A M
D M.HJSLLL, Ohm’m.
Fab’> *8. _ _ 14 t®^
Tax in Mind, l&obesoa County.
’Tll.£ liiH't Ot HoocBvu otiOMiy ar« reapw®>iialty
t> Oci ai tbe loiiuwtng Linee
8 f-^r lae'ptUpQS. ol iis^lag laea- UA. OJf ot t^is
xiovellavilis, MtriLK4d%y Ma;o« 16th;
8i. I'iU’.'s, xhursd*y Marcfc 16t£; ,
ii-'Tfhif Ft a.gr M-r- 17ti;
Rvaiait’^iUij. >»-y M*roh 13 b;
iiofU:’ t, Al».iwa 2Ul4;
Al'urdavaU, aUvsJ- y Mai On 21b1;
l';»vmpK* rt a Yi iCta^Bd^y .Hiarcb a dj
Wuits '£»aic..iay ' areh 23d;
deriin^ h M«.roa >4ta;
Baea dira.'. p, S»'.u M.mb  dti;
Lii!£trn(.n, ilaauAy »ua Tuesivjr 27.a aa» 28ta ®f
of 8ui>ei> i Cca. 14
i>urui Wcdueeda> 29 a
Tauktf rest Ji g t>« D Bmote
uiCk'i u-.i a*. Lava.i tu.‘« ilAond^y vf  ac*u«/
'271^ or Uttvt-- TtLi^ V tUu f ry ur i
n p aeioly ini.ke. Knviwii*g laai ti.aa^ re«U'
tug in iBoa«' Puirtcta mu uvctr’aarii^ be m m
~L wfiurt Hitero p«r^catt baai>®i eontnve lo luaai os,
‘^be/ matt senu iu tbeir liaia auiy auia®wiio»t®«l Aa
.^cur^ta list «f all tao (act) jr^rk sia>’raicred aariag
w*tve ui.-titbB preo«d*ug la M>rc.i iBf^b 'i'an tra®
^eaniffc tae tena aet 'oia ibcaaa (ue bi:g after Of log
irtnBtA Binipl' ti^e veigat y( baias. eaoudt-ra «ad
io-iej vl-^ne canua' be reO;.>v«d Agaiu We rat'^rw oar
t'> t«>4 p.opic pu.'>oiaaiti.* ia aatuig tbvir
£iuis UBsier e;^ia v g o^iaie
A»*.U3 D BhO^N,
hUau A aLL,
AoeeadO’-B ^6 u Oiatriat.
Fi' 28. , 14 8>.
m iN ElHi), KiCOHUNU CoDMI.
ci-.i.-s ui K^oatKUbi %/vuai «ie le^Uv^Mcu m
UB at. tbf, Xviitwiug ii  ee »ad pi*««a, {.r^.p»ied
iiiit the uuittf.'Or p uuds pcra prvMiaeed ty awi.B
v«.»^i.tf‘’* d b; 4bem n»tLi» tisr- jetr • atitug oii uai- iat
jjaio'.s 1866:
Li. Uxuit;! Hiil on the rt». »!ii 14.h iHareb.
.11 aittwwt.till-, oa 15tj ftOvi It tu MtiOJ
At Wi.iiaotava’a oe l7ta Mtraa.
/ii Boafcina a^a Viet Marelt.
Ai " ou 22i f.aa .H i5t> ca.
at v>itt.rihJ 8j^rtigij Ob 24 a le.*!
bO( e all aU* >.icia/'>
W 1>. ,t H i>
.tt it .*,
A 3j. i . t.»i6
Fayetteville Arsenal ^ Armvrj',
LI.
. r.lii
..• P.
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a lees tiaie tdan €3 daye, $300. He coafe'?he3 tlutl
the bit’Eka tcuna la hia poasession w»re printed in i hu&t'aod aid i'a-hf;r, » *o d ciiizyi. h da
^ugu5t3,^Ga. Nc!Cton 13 a printer by pVcres^ioc. ; soldier, he kev " a yriw a-d two -ma .^cu.!d:'ii,
and had in his possession a quariennasteil* stamn ‘ cncie ot kienVl- aua Yvuivts lo m.oirn
o.nrl iritinn. i-io « « J a bis d>3ath. though We mouru not as those that mou?n
Uaatla ^tc£Lmd1 reasim to beUeva that his scial
\)u\l9,^M%chmQwi Jknqy4r^^ ad. 11. q]^ a Tiwb FaisKD.
rAH. r': an.\ ■
a .i iii. » ;i
,, v.d1,” AiJ »-i.v 0.-J
t- ..5*; .:jeir; ur a u j •
* L Oiil..l>^
of JkC.. Tj
-oiiua-i *
ucra-..!) »it
, Li. ' ifl Ccn d’f
Hi Edqusvp rs U HegH U. 0., 
Lh aoB^atces friu. ibiB Oufliiut^ad «.re oruered to re-
s iBimediatoly to me at tbis plac®
1^3tpd JAS. a. BUBm CoL
Feb 28. 186’
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Tbe Dally TeU*graph®
A D .1 i i.N VV i: . p IV
PURhimEU A T r % I IE VILLB, .V C
Cj TAIN'' TUK
latfBl lelfgrapltic h'S, k-po;is of Ma/
ti If i .> i tCiiigCUIV.
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m.- b'S
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