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f .paper, aid tke fe'f f-! pf, fravLdoas of -Wiry
kind, we are1 ccape- bcr f?rth to rait the price
f SaerTa&a lo Ca Arruj ta 2. We regret this-
it taenia til? foe it.: v ?,t-L!;;.r.'-
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1 Once irrr car tma been tietntiatii nr
W?Pj.vI3sititj Hooker tatojmlu
itionf ' IliDell&aiJ rtf BdrnsT!cf:ittcmpte(i 'the
toWn i SisenbftTIa7t know" not the
exienc of oof o 400 f nn t,ctr knd tremb-
ind wounded. ' W are thankful Ujal'Stoncwall
: Jadaon u rpared tp,th$ roJ.V4f it i ahall please
tfct Opiie erf c? to restore kirn apeclil lb teaiih
and aireaglij lliooli W Cm lost o ana; he will
agaia lead hia tittonous troops to oev'and Jnore
vpleadid tictories, u necessary, to secure the in
deende&ce tor' wnfcn he.haa jpo nohlj and auor
fucootCDe. " fVe haVe. lost a bme and
exjirtenied (ilaer7-4nnxtop. Gens. Heath
A AUI ret tttted. tiightif rdnnded.
We hope it maj be so. This battle has been ach
Tere upqaeflf jGeoetaK Itnay be owing td im
nio3eraj exposure fi their preons or if naj
have been the precision of the enemy's markimen,
placed plti(nr witiir(Srdekrs.iQ, 'pick off the
ofic"WeJope1wW to be woim
ban has Been reprinted. jf Let ui be thankful
.thai it is9 worW, Let w be thankful that the
God' of JJattlei has - again declared for ua-that
- he aa vouchsafed itntfther eVidence thai he is on
our aide.? rLet ua' trust 'him, Implicitly for the
future; He kni 'injling; ' werdonhV'not,
te niake us tiltimitely trmaphant, and hetti'Mcf
l!ije r? allK to k"a- 0, how the hearts
oTthe jpeoplo of thetCon(ederacy should palpitate
with latitude t the Great God wbJ has given
them eo, many manifestations of .his love every
i i. '.i' in . .i - - - .'
CcirtT 'F.", .M Mj!
WhiU, aUabtlt In b ad. f A. Cf 5 allf ' .
'In' "
- fin' 4 1 ,
27 killed ai
and
sl&a In ril. UltoMa, slightly la hed, L.f E.
TItlcUr. ilitbtlT in arm. W. 1U Rommtg alirl 'f
j i aren J. F. Carter, m li?htly J. A, Li y,
t ' -btlV In arm. W. !vUMwlr"f lir - Ujt 1 i'oat. ;
I J.J.
'.As far as aseerUihtd. ihera were
WonBdcdlathaUth,; "
- - ' i iiv.'-HtHi
0XT(NtlTFUAUWUaJlJOJp1U-
A'cUngea. Schcdalaoor oae of the Roads'
requires, hatt the President :lea?e Charlotte on
Tuesday, May 26th, at about eit o'elocV.'Ai 'JI.,
and SaSSbttfJ Ihl sauift dy ( it IsEoiftTnO f rjast
one o'clock P.5 M.J Instead 'of the titoe . hereto-'
fore1 pAbtished."' TTie-Jiistitution oSersVearly
every lnaucemeo io parents ana guarai&oa.; ; ,.
r1!
arw sAonia oe prayer every emotion one of
graiitnde. yt how inanthere arewho do not
aee hii haid' In 41ITthese events-wbo4 see him
haid'ii
nowhere; and who apute everytjiing to chance.
7 f J Opcncdfbr they are
walking in darkness opened to the true light
baipgbtet the world-rnot the material sun,
1sHc.ffrtli4wit is manifested in the
Goepei M God's boo.
fiiac the above wajWpewehavelreccived
oewofthd Uped and'wouned io the 14th and
have not feitlikl writing Wjll eome one foW
nifih us with the casualties of the 23d,
list of-eaanalties in tae 14th Kortn' Carollai
Rfjiaent, Ja taa ate battle near rrederiekatmrg, Va.
Tk lift i Xaraiehed bj ft; ft Iferton, a mernSer of
Cmpan C,ad b eerreet, aa far as it goes, t
iuUeJ;, Fed ABncnaoan; 8tvlicg Smith. 1 '
.Wounded; - B, F. Featoa, in left vnarapnUted
U or eisht iaeaes froat ahonlder Joint doing well.
A; 8. Morrison, 0. 8.,alhtly, in leg; Uenrr .Napier,
averelyt n bo& hands. , Ed. BUlingaley, In right foot.
VeamaUgfctlft iav head. ; Peter Morton, eon.
tiwioni la - hand. t 5eorg 8tanhatk, con toslon. r Jas.
TSmlti, atverely iahaniL , J. L. Bmith, eontoaion.
cORkell, allshfl, n thigh; ,t. J. Swing, m
vmlVvn head, and fool. v1 W. 0. Baoderv, slight
ly, In ace, betveea the, eyes.; James frlgman, ae
rely Ui ae. .( IX. Uc Kay, pretty badly, ! Henry
BaBf in hand. JrX Henry, conenesioa
r,?iaZolfear PClBter T7 aDghUy,
ia ana. Ed. J. Smith, eontnalonbreaat op and
abottt. B, ..ThmdgUl, coatna)on(of back. J If.
uNcui-, uc wo ana m iei iex:-
C, W. Cay, eonUaion on thigh, tt t. IL Luay,
"Iv PI rAIdaV eonteaion on shoulder.
Uliitoo EoU.coj: tualon. oa iboialder J Thomaa Noru
wowi, wgMj in iiouiaar and eida.
. alt';f:flaoIr:B:':
loser h flMoerei al'rltloa shoulder.
feergt. C.
snjnuy, ja 'isee aBonuer, iCopi c.B.
EUtoa, aiii-Uy, In tLirb. Jesse Anderson, alightly,
la rt am ,cJJl. Aldred. allahtly, hi left arm.
E. (i. Fitbett, coctttsSon on back jisd breasts W. A.
Sowers, contusion on left arm." J. C. Smith, slightly,
in a Oi rherUU, ccntoilon la bickj ;-. -
fa Rfji voFaar yu. v v. v- f -
.Tcn.; eentaa&B' niehonliejv (UJ Eragi,
.a
tic -7 In bead. ; .E.I-t4er,Vk-r hand and anas
o, uau, eonta-
E. ll-liowell, oligbtjy, iahand.
Cahp tiiAiL IUaiiiTos'a Crosswo," !
Fred taiCKSBDECt, April U0th,'1863.
- xou ire ail: no uoubt. anxious to heir bow we
are getting along as far as the fight has progres
sed at present. . Testerda morning earW, under
cover of a heavy fog, Iqe kankeesi attempted to
cross the fiver at. two placea, one above Freder
icksburg, and the other below, near Deep Creek.;
Near this htter point 'three Regiments of 'bur
brigade were bn ,picket--'the 2d, 4th o'd (the
BOthaving' been oxi' since Sunday morning.
The"' 14th 4id not go on .with! thenj, in consc
ience of having jast been relieved from Jieavy
provost dotyNear Bowling Green.. y .. . ; '
Daylight yesterday ; unmasked the operations
of the nemy, and every thing io connexion
with the Army was soon pot in motion, ind on
the defensive. i.Oor regiment was sent down to
support the other reg!men!s of the brigade ; and
soon after 9 arriving in the neighborhood of- tbo
river was subjected tq a pretty - heavy . shelling.
During the progress of the shelling Capt Cherry,
of Co-A, (Boaaoke Minute Men) was mortally
wounded id the head, and notwithstanding a large
portion of his brains has come through the frac
ture in' his skull, he7'wSr when T heard from
him at sundown this evening, still alive. Claude
Sbankle, Orderly .Sergeant ot.Co II, (SUnly
Marksmen) and private 11. Kuth, of Co. K,
(Raleigh liifles) were also wounded in the head,
but slightly. These are all the casualties thus Ux
in the 14th. I learn, that two persons were
wounded to-day in the SOth, but I cjold not learn
their names, or the companies to which they be-
. Jt rained pretty heavy from yesterday after
noon until near noon to-day. And but for tbi,
no doubt the' fighting to-day would hare been
somewhat heavier than it has been. As it $, if
the Yankees have crossed in heavy numbers, as
it is reported they have, the have remained very
quiet under cover of the river bank, while their
artillery remaining on the other side, bate amused
themselves by firing at every moving thing and
object within reach of their shot or shell, This
afternoonhowever, they had something else to
do than firing fancy shots. Our artillery, which
had been silent untif about noon, opened upon
them, and for a time, particularly about sunset
until dark, the firing was quite lively. As to
night promises fair weather, to-morrow there is
every probability that a heavy battle will be fought.
It is reported to-night that the Yankees would
try a flank movement to-morrow, from the lower
crossing, and we who are remaining behind in
;1ionoft i
:y4th.l853.
'let r which more
Vrart! iht) llu i id the fcc .tnu: Ication of Mr.
ica 1. as c qugl has Veen sad a the subject
& MrlEctvOR i JTojrJ.xhoiu'-vtioo of myself,
Jar
dct!T rcllca lnHkhniof.
and also for'the satisfaction of our friends In An
spn, as yottknow -Anson is pretty; well yeprcssnt-
ed in tbe.4d regmenu jkeow that we bave been
staytagatounof Orcenville Vor somejimeand we
have bever corne as near-living withonrfbod II
your eorTesponJenMH'XcarrdBays Tie oas.
We did' hot try to Vny -bacool bu fisVwe 'did
buy, plenty Vjf thenijjrhichwepatdli ;
I can spenk for the
at l
never drawn less than
43d Rpgimeb t? Wav;
iV half tibunof of meaVpef
day,- with fhe eicepU6o of bni iiy, ibf then c?
Commissary did not hafVitneilhef eoul2i Wgc
it; at that'timeYbut thol'teilMay'nemViieUa
up to the tnen We vhave ona) among y& bea
Commissaries in the Confedetalerm.y fie I
not only a good CommissarVj but Is1 i goo'mat
. . , , tM SOf II
and a-perfeet gewleman ' f, j-j
Y The health of our Regiment is noV sb good 'a4
it "was when Ve left" Kinston r but we'cbuirnoi
thecamp 'havelwderi io be ready to burn every
thing at a minutes notice, and leave instantly.
..The brigade was mqved this evening from the
line it originally occupied near the river to a point
nearer Hamilton's Crossing. I went down '.to
see the - boys eoon after they ware- moved, and
found the boys all in good spirits.
J 1 : El Radt.
4Stu.il,D EcuijtG.--fEioorold- i m th iav
place last week at 920 and $25 per barrel.
Holders- are ; beginning to disgorge, arid
some of them are terribly frightened. , This
week (Monday per bbl. ii.the highest
bidden. Charlotte Democrat. " V
The Itichmond Enquirer says:' Every
where, from the Rappahanpock to Florida,
we Have accounts bl the'rapid declinelin
prices of breadstuff, meats, arid all the ar
tides of "necessity which the' speculators
have beeo dealing in. The country is full
v I'lUIIBIUUS. . ,
-ELuwoaTH?OT CArrtaEr.--George Ar
Ellsworth; Morgan's telegraph operator,
Aras not captured by Xhe Yankees at Mc
Alinnville, as reported? He made his es
papo jo; the woods 'on trrutches and' lay
there until danger was past. -":-rHbJ"'i
triwKt U it Kta hsd anmft Tprv hard marchJ
ing to do 8neexwe left that place. . , f
. . The Regiment has "gone back tolutan.l
am one of' the,unfoftuste"oneandtw olhcrt
from your count, (three"bf us wno have beeoj
transferred to' the Hiwplta!,' first WGoIdsboro and
thence to Rileiehvlt:GotdsVo'ro?f found 'my
old fricnd Dir JLednwo; cucoonty
I cannot f peak too bighly b'tiimfroni wfut t
coeM learn nom nit Assistants, ana irom inose
under-: his carelrid idVhls ward I also took a
great liking to his Assistant, Dr. Lyons. I think
tbey will baQc, if not cure, any disease thak la
sent under their tseatnterit, unless they hate been
kept too long at some Hospital Vr Regiment be
fore they are tent to1 them. -TheHJETospita! ' at
Goldaboro is' receiving ' and transferring lctaily
...... 5W - , , .. r , fP
those that can travtl,; so mjsclf and two others
came on here vesterdav, bcinh transferred to the
1W Inatitntu nrllaW-fi. ' ' 1
1 hnre been here! tery jhorttlaie, but think
the sick are very well carcd for) There 'arc
few cases here that arevcry bad, buS only one
irom .npon, iir. oceagau, wno is very sick wan
pneumonia. - -
I expect soon to be rent (o my Regiment, as
I im nearly well. If 'the men from Anon al
way? get as much ss they have been gettiogt I
don't think they ought ever to grumble. I, for
one, will not grumble much, olthoogh it gLcs
aery hard fur me to lire on cornbread. ' I have
only f poken for the 43d Regiment others cap
apeak for- themselves. 1 hope" tbq people will
raise plenty Of bread and meat in Anson, and
never, no never, let it be said that it will not sup
port the families of the soldiers, who arc eodur
ing the hardships of camp life.
Very respecifully yours, &c". I
IZjliiE:J'LAKCQ,i3d.Reg't
'v---e, aoi;i,
jwaac. itit, at- leriay ' , trL i k,: -
5a,' Thorn En", ftnd C h
to a I
VVr
,a: llsatillftlarc
,Ztli rrridctwaa la tsla
tH brigade, the members
J to iheir fcf hfH
Uar - , ikrr
bars havbf been onTOTloatk
tuteiUlned . Jirga auaitnee bxtbf.Tpwn Vl
lime.eiirfUniinan!! .the Chur ritard. c
VojtDtarrrar5.;Oa frf tymlng Ut an
excursion par teonaiv fog if th cblldrri belonrbi
V .1 1 . m'm - i ton fa w. . ... .. -
N. C. Troops.
XCUS GE1VHRAK. A!VD STATE,
-V
Fatal Dcel ia Chablmtox. Tbe Atlanta Confed
eracy learns that a duel was 1 ought in Charleston on
Saturday, 25tb alt., between Lient. BeltiDger and
Lieut. Rice, both of Lamar'a regiment, which so
diaUngnlshed itaelf in the Seceeaionvilla fight, ia
which the fortner wa abot throogh the baart. I
FoatTTB. A meeting waa recently held at Win-,
chtstor at wbichimanyi of the moit snbsUntifil firm
ersof tbe State were (present,; at which resolntiona
were passed heartily concftrrin? in the appeals recent
ly made by Preaideot Davis and Governor Vance opou
the patriotism of the country, and pledging themselves1
to raise no mora tobacco than is necessary for con
sumption in their families. No County haa shown it
self mora patriotic-in this war than Forsyth.'
A barrel tf salt made by a company of onr brave
soldiers on the eoaat may be seen, and parcels obtained,
at Bissell's Store, corner of Klpg and Wentworth-
scree., xnia example ia most c.ommenaabie. , .. wtariJ
always pleased on finding aoldiera engaged aedinter
sted)o making salt, eatcbing fisb,eulti rating gardens,
or Improving any" other opportunities of useful em
ployment.. How muoh better la this - for themselves
and the country than the conduct of some-tweUre
llalto believe not very taany In prcportion-wbn not
only avoid all useful work theraselves,lut endeavor,
by mischief and depredations, to destroy and di scour
age the labors and efforts of the farmers and garden
ers ia their neighborhood The citizens at home are
evermore ready and eager to aid and annrovr thnae
aoldiera who show the determination to help themselves:
and respect themselves and others. Cha.. Courier. "
Edward VII will be the name, title and strloof the
Prints of Wales when ,a ascends the British throne.
I-The Florida - planters are'plowinr ud, hundreds Tof
acra of cotton, and plantinB; corn. Wt bona their
example may b followed in other States.
' Floor we learn mat be Lad in abuadfe t tr.
lbtta at $20 to $25. We hope tbe Jew,and.CenHla
3eoaIatofst monopolists anlvextort!dders of tta( ?'eo
on msvxatck' lkl - - - J. - , tu'rits
for a day of,at3aseaest iaiCmeottatry;- Kt Jut nlghr1
intelligence J ta nt!.l t'tl tra!'jVif ti a retura '
er xne pany, r- i leca 'trow-i urn il tra-y nt,
aing apc-n sc: etUe ftt.retQijaa.icen! w. ,
eurred soma miles up tha rwd jU f bf .
leaned of JIH r-nlt: was, f.etversl dtattri Utrf
and lndefiniteaQcb ras'raniar' tiaaefarei tat of
excited sSStiO ftuta thaso whs f.rtl Vavi a, Veen r
dlsaitar. Thrta Cat Un U whkh i tunife'd or ti
of peraonswere-aaaUd, a 1.. tart of thcnVehildreV
batweea five and tatn, bad tela torn to plerea whC
more nataraU'lbai Hb'-aappoae- that sua ny lives bed
beea lostl fioch ,an the eociirrt asacrtloa af per-'
aona en the strcft'aod tbej aaaa ef. mewtre gfTen
who bad been tora and i?ur-led. Uf f xdtemaat m
intenqe. The friendaand kindred cf.thoae t board
with many ryrnpathiaera, repairdvta thecdepat aci
waited with tie greatest anxiety the rata fa trin
that bad beaa jeot apstht tad'with.pbyskUns
About 8 e'cloek. A. .MM pa Snnday mersisjr, this train'
rataraed, raliavlng tbe minds or the anxious crowd
at the depot. TUe;h tlrr ears were" a, eomnlete
wreak, M r ItJ ttfiifof.A Wanda etrnat
f Mr. P. Taylor fca.4 th a le brokei ' Jhaa, Were
thaealy very aariaoa tr jarfet reered tbourh anas
wr . v... .OT.ri,'j OTisea. rarely ari
is wry efcrjriifce,clm errr rajirn
: t : f rs r. LLts V v. 5 TV .
A ertatnre l Mrgiala tatefy-bougbt a little fcrm
fof $7X AVaat ooa half of tbe weed on it waa taken
"7 d the ereatart asked a ad received
$20CQ toe eocpeaaatioa.;
, ROJI TIIX3fnAIt?AIIA?noCK, ,
QS5ERAL liB'a 8ECONDDISPATCII AKOTI1ER
rATTLE At FtEDEItlCKSBUKO-THE ESEMY
XSPTtSED AKD DltlVEN ACROSS THE nivEit.
Btcfsaiexa. Way fr. The tolkwiiig dtnafch was re
eelved this evening fram Galaea's: , , .
v "Ksaa FaxnxaicKaatae, May 6, JWS.
.-!Te n Sxcsiuacf Paxstexar DavisrAt lbs
eloee of tbe battle- of Caaaecllorsvillfi Saadav evraiug
the enemy was reported advancing from Frtde'ricksburfr
la ear rear. Oe. MeLa w, waa seat back to arm t
hla progress, aae repalaad .bias jMadaoinety. Tkat
fternoon learning that his force consUted.ef twoeorpr
ander flea. Sedgwick. 1 determined to atUck, aad
aarched back yeatrrday with Gen. 'Anderaon, aad
onitlog with McLaws and Early, ia the atterneoa, sae
eeeded, by the bleseitg of Heaven, la driving Otr.
Sadgwiek ever the rtver. We hava ra-aecapied Fredrr
i Asbarg, and bo enemy remaJaa South o( the Uarpa
bannock or its vicinity. t
v (Stgaed)? r -"It. t LEE, General Commandiag.
OFFICIAL mSPATCn FOBttEST'S ORILLlisT
. r 4 SUCCESS COXFIRMED.
' TettiibiiAV- May S.-Orrict!.! Oen! Forrest, .
after fie days', rapid marching, without provisions or
forage, captured, on theSdlnsUat, a party of tbe ene
my, sixteen ' hundred strong, near Romi, Qe., wtb
aevcral hundred Enfield rifles, be-rees and aide am "
'Many persons do not understand the causa of tb
high prieea which the $15,000,000 bonJ command m
compared vita those ef the $100,000.00 loaa.T a
export dntlea on eottoa cannot be paid in Confederate
notes, aa aay one nay tee by the conditions on their
face. Tbey must be Paid la e-old or silver or the teu
tons of thaae $15,000,000 bonds. These latter are
therefore aoaght after by blockade runners a eagerly
f P.Hlei Dd Fa1 have ran ep accordingly. .
It it Posiaixti.Tbe MiTton" CLronlclV la 'deeply
pained ta bear that but faW comparatively ef the plan
tors of Caswell are disposed to faw the restriction of
tha tultart of tobacco tbe breaent eeaion. That r-
PfFs the great nasi ef the planter 'ara going in
for a large crop of the weed." . Sorry to bear H. "
wt n: ii7S20n MISSISSIPPI. r "
LATEST FKOM TUE MISSISSIPn-TnE ENEMY
BEPDLSED AT ANDERSOXFEHRV FIOUTINO
'severe. " , v
Jacjtso.t, Misa.a, May 6. Tbe enemy are reported'
la force near Edward's Depot,. fed e.'tnliaa this side nt z
Big Black River. Ihey captured one bnadred of a"'
JaCxsojt May 6.LaTXjwThe eaemv were resuUed
. j . .
yeiicraay ai Anaerson a ferrv: on Li Black Kim,
alter four boara' at vera lhUagr -"i ,.-
especial aiepatcb te the Appeal aays twelve houses
were burnt at Bvhal ia Mlie? Tha YankeM amned
lsst night at Grann Miils. ssven miles above Eyhalia
and have sines been establishing a permanent-eamp
Iq their raid on Dollv FDrloirs on Sundav. r.M.' Witch
jsJll ambuscaded then aa tbey went oat, with riatsr-
ana atiiea tel. Je&kins, eaptnrina bis horser papers,
&e. s-.w-t;. r ; ;. , .
The Cbics-i Ttaesl'of the lst'lnat?. fcealved heie,
contains-a &ept:b dated Milliken'a .Eend 24th alt., t
which say that 'Grant's whole army ta ordered to r
tnove with six days rations.". . , - ;,-..
I Another dU.atch Says: Four nut of six tranprw:
attempUng to ruapast the VIcksburg batteries were
sunx. i am rwoei enng was terrine.V
The Kew Yoik cansrs auu that tha editor of the
Atlanta Cocfederacv baa inon imitnl t Port ItoVal
! Ricnxeirn l!y ftTto tralsa wita wonB!adslders,
arrivea.tbtamornlron the Frederic kaburg Rail oaa'i
ylrect eommsnicji.oa 'with' tile army Is being agsin
rstablished,-i Come rc'lUefeti!ls ef the recenl.bat' .
ties iU proVaIy ti reesivfi d'.?r!ng tv day Cttahl
ribvUkj i,i the 1 1 t.x - 1 rr. - rr--
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