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SIURG1S' RAID.
JTerr.b'.e indeed s.re.tii utrrcUirs committed by the
faidcrt in Virginia, lot they do sot compare- with fhe
deeda of. darkness fcrjetrated'lyTbe riders' njbt
West. Here, tbe vandalo seem content with geweral
yHaging; outrages to females are comparatively raw;
iut the exception in Virginia is the rule in the West.
Eacb successive column of tbe raiders appears anxious
to eclipse tLe enormltlesof its predecessors, and tbe
meiancbo'y truth is, ttey are c'oly too successful. The
.negroes and whiter led by Stnrgia, previous to their
-. defeat by Forrest, seemed to hare out eroded, Herod,
' ts will be seen faom the following excerpt from a let-
' ter to an'Atlanfa paper: ' .
Before tbe battleTfogitives fros the counties through
which Start's and bis troops were advancing, &ape
into oar camp, detailing incidents Which made men
"shudder who are accustomed to scenes of violence and
blood-sheit I cannot recite tbe stories of these poor
, frightened people. Robbery, rapine1, and the a?.i-
nation ef eaen atid weioea,were tbe lt crimw evct
mitted while the "Avengers of Fort Pillow" overran
and desolated the "country. R'ude,, unlettered men (
who bad fauht at Shiloh, and in many subsequent
battles, wept like children, when tbe heard or the j
enormities to whieb their mothers, si.ters andwives
had been subjected by the negro mercenaries, of Stur
gi. The mildest, the most peaceable of oar pofdiera
became madmen when they beard bow the persons of
their kinswomen were violated.
The negroes were regardless of tbe age-, condition,
ex, or entreaties t tbeir victims,. In one.-inBti.nce
ihe grandmother, daughter and' grandilau?btef7wei:e
each in the same room, be.d by thendrunken brutes
and subjecte-i to outrages, by the bnVe recital ol wbicb
' humanity is appalledr A 7youngHrrfe,-rtcinte taten
lo a negro encampment and tied to stakes driven in
the ground, was made to minister to tncoeu-Dora Mf
, tiobs of a dozen fends. Deith, in mercy , enrols to
her relief. A little boy, who sought t; defend stis
mother was brutally bayoneted. v ben tlieir gfcvage
lasts were gratified, jiii victfihrTirere nnfrfTere -wer
bnrned in their dwellings.. Insanity, in tome instan
ces, came fo the relief of sunerioga such as never be
fore were inflicted tfpon human creattrres.by remorse
less fiends in human shape. Terror apd tbe ogony of
hopeless shame, and famine, andbre, and blnoi, md
the assassination of the- helpless and uncfleuding,
marked the progree of tbe "Avengers of Fort Pillow."
It is not strange tLat negro prisoners ,wre ."lost.",
Tii whites who led them td these damnable deeds, de-.
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RiTitATteM or a Maxmotb Schsm or OrATio!ts
A Yankea MJor, of lecmlng rcspecUbilit and
eoDflJerabU latcllence, has rerealel t3 a Contoder-
at officer a tuoit extended pror-amme, which ma
been chalked out by Grant, but bicb, through the
nergy and aiaikoce cf our trops, was happily frns
trated.' It U thus sumnjed up by the Tctersburc Ex
Ils officer states -that Wilson and Kaotx were to
effect a most thorough destruction of the Soutl.fi Je
wni J)ABUJI3oadtJt.werjrX!J!ic
the rich counties of Charlotte, Lunenburg, I'runsirfcij
Mecklenburg, Greeeisville and Sussex, stealing all the
horses and negroes wnicn couiu te iounn in ins w',
-aad again enter Grant's lines by way of Stoney Creek;
and If thii point prosed Impracticable, to come out
. where he -entered, at Reams.' Station. Kauts was to
proceed to Danrille, from rheoce td Greetboro', then
out to RiUigh. and thence, along the Rait igh. and
Gaston llkilroad to Weldcn. ' At the latttr phcethe
lrTTg6"Wa to be burned and Kauti was then to make
. far the BUcknater, and come ar.o-im1 tnrougn ouD.
s. aropton, Surry, Sussex and iMnce George to Grant'
headquarters. This officer stuies toaj toe oootomru
forces numbered all of eight thousand; that they wi-e
" tpleodidly armed, andquipped; wiH mounted; bad
picked men, and that, in all respects, it was intended
to hate been the grandest" raid of, the war fnr eclips
ing all similar expeditions either East or West, not
excepting Grlsrson'e great tramp through Mississippi,
. and Sheridan's cor.tenp'afp'fl march ttKpordoasTiile,
CharlottesTille, Ljuchburg,'&0. Our readeMeau now
form some idea of whit has been accomplUhnl by tbe
defeat of this multitude cf. land pirates; and Central
Sorth Carolina basppeclal cause to ba thankful that
the has escaped an' irruption of randas whxh would
hiTeprotftl moidestructi'e than the locuttsjsf Egypt
did to that much afflicted ton
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Ni'tX)t'alngtrlD o4Ml'non tiolull bit hiiDuredeyeiUilw p
22.J' C. W . FENTON, Editor; i89.
UADCSIIOIIO', N, C.
ttU.M.'Ki
JULY. 21, 18C4.
Price of Subscription, $3 per year.
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" Advkrtisiso $2 00 per square of ten linjf for
erst insertion an t $1 bO r-ir. each surequenl tpserunn.
For inerting only one time-, $J. Obilnarlea oer 4te
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unea one uouar per square.
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The Countjr Court last weelf. appointed Orer-ieera
of the Public Roads and Patrols for tbe county. Tie
ronds are in terrible fix, wa.-bed itttgUeyandotheT
wist disordered, so aa to be, in miny pNces, impasa
ble in bad weather and dangerous in yooJ. "
Patrols are more nccesary now tbao they eterbare
baen. Thieres are more daring tlivfts, of eer day
occurrence. We have balibite men wmocg" ui, tyef
and Women, too, who consort with niggerskput mis
chief in their heads, and become sharer in tbe spoils.
TLey are worse than the niggers. It would be a good
tbingjf be Coajity Court, would authorise some one
individual to keep a set of dogs," aud pay him therefor
or. the citizens contribute a fund for tbe purpose.
This individual tc bold himtelf and d- gs in readioeM
at tle surr.mous of the public, to trace out and secure
the authors of thefts and deviltries', that tbey may be
brought to pnn'hmcnt and, if possible, tbe pluader
recovered. nt wouia recommena our wwusman.
WHilissemphaUMllytfAfmanlyrtlepurfiJ
The sgggeslion is worthy of the tossidenitiuDof the
Court and peoplo, . ' ,
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The following instructions have teen issued to-
Enrolling Officers:
Applications foi exemptions will in notcase b re
ceived and investigated by " Enrolling Officers frum,th
class of Reserve, until'these classes have been farted
into companies, and then only when ordered by the
General commanding, and all details that have been
granted to any of said1 class are revoked by order from
Conscript Bureau.
All prlncipala of substitutes are liab'e to conlcrip-
tioa. aoooruiog to tbe late decision of Suprttm'o Court,
and all'tsuch as do not report to Enrolling Officers are
ta be arrested and sent Jo Camp of Instruction.
THE SOLDIER'S VOTE,
On Thursday; tb 2?thdyoV July being the Thurs
day preceding tbe regular election in the State
nerve a" more territ.e puntshmenL Vet we be seuc
three thonatrd of these white men to prison to be ex
chngd. Simple jatice demands their instant exe
cution by the hangman's Tope.
Is it a wonder that the vengeance of ITeaven fell
upon these demons? Kay, truly; the rrarvel is, says
' tbe Whig, that Forrest should have taken 1)0 of them,
l-iaoners. When Beufjr ! rrrest, the incarnation of
Southery .vefageance, as we had supposed, makes pris
. ODers of euch fittid-j ns described above, and ti ns of"
feri " jreaiom' for future rai3s, we ar t a lo-" what
' TO say or to tBiuk.. A commentary upon hia ill-timed
-lnmaaityliaiboniinjthe assertion of a late. Northern
- paper, thatJTashbarne, at the head of twenty thousand
xnen an J eighty-pieces of artiriery-'had left Memphis
GOV. VANCE'S BLOCKADE RUNNING.'
The unscrupulous liol Jefl and bia fuHowers are cir
culating the falsehood that ; Gov Vance was sinking tbe
xte iu debt by his . blockade running operalu n's.
Tbe' Kaleigh Couservativ e, pubiis bes au officul state-,
ment of tbrse operations s&'awing a sum pf tix million
ttvrn hundred and t'tenipne dollars and mntiy nme
tent as a balance, lb us tar u furor af Ibis State, and
adds: - ---- ;. ' - ;
''h"elBnSie,rgaref'are con"siJerd with the f'.cU
that'Jiy jhis blockade running Gov. Vance bus hud it in
bis' f ower td-equip the North Carolina troopi in a
tnannT to make tbem the nyy of the i ol.Jier of
otber fcUteif, and to sell ciotu to their omoers. cf
to ii-es,
with a decency hOtUbleto ttetrn?nsrttooand'itb-
tbe further fact that by it I - been nab ed to it.rn-i-h
the fumilies of .abuut Cij.0O.J oUicrs, with a ptir
or more of tbe rnd!Fp''r.)ibie cotton or wooj carfit, at
tbe reduct-ej price of $3 in Confederate money, and
will, io a tboil time, set up a Bumber f excellent ran
rbiues for making bot if cotton and wool ca Us, aid t o
import many other, articles, such as fsctory findings,
caid 3Di nuterials, clothing and otber essential ma-
ebinry isKlispf.DsHbe foe tl continued working 4tti
various woolen and cotton lactone of tbis St.ite.tiiat
couid not-have been. obtained. When we coutiJer
these figures, with ihete .fads we are fotced to tbe con
clusion, that Got.-Vnce deserves a gieMt deal at the
bacflU of tiorth Carolina, and that few Governors huve
ev" d ne so much as be has done fur the State or peoi
pie tiny governea.
Let every body remember that when tln'y rte.for
Mr. W. W. Jloiden tbey cast their suffrages fur a-Strong
tib4 ard t id.jiar ot the .,pr;nipel nd views" of
James. Buchanan, who did as niocn towards brifigtnz
on these, ''gloomy times'" as fvin did Mr.'I!i.ueo.
They have always been cheek by jowl freatts, and
when IVutenanan promulgated the dM;trine.tha.t afjOoj.
white okd's wages should-be t"ut t-n cents rtfyo,nTiTrr
were more ready to endorse; tfjJboIi and approve f
it tban Mr. Iiobien. Think of that, tc laboring pro-
WMMMffla The, man koif. Wine wles .never
peraaps, a Yankee lie, intendea to Bcartoirest oSA ehfa-Jt cents should b'rth
frO fla &mr assault tin Memphis; ytt if it prove true, For
rest will have to thank bis of o weakness for tbe ad-
-jdifie.nal jhance of winning gWryat the expense c
"the women, children and ol"d 'Ineof BrTon'hlsief.'
' . ' GETIING . WEAK. IN THC KNEES.
If reports be true, all the-South baa to do to estab
lish her independence firmfy, in'a very brief space of
tim'erirto persetere in her present habit of whipping
the Yankees.- A Tupelo correppondent, writine to
. th Mobile Advertiser says letters have ben reeei vedf
front Washington, one at MayneSd, sKy., rom Lucien
-Aodersonj Congressajan ffom hat district; and the,
other at Presdea, Te.nn , Irom tne notorious tmerson
Elheridge, aaj rng toat, hostilities would cesse text
taooth, or, at all events, that an armistice would be
proposed, and brgifg their respective friends to am
thlr atmost eiiea vara io have those States go with
the North. Etheridge ay, weare whipped," and
Anderson that '-the present Congress will recognize the
Confederacy." This if positive,Tayi7tberfiavannah
Republican. ' - I . '
Extwrra! A Chicago paper says that a few days
azo. twenty men wera drafted who proved that tbey
-JH yttu afYf or Spi jcr.. lurj wcix cwmjiir
HOW-TO VOTE.
' Mr. Ilolden quotes the law, that men may rot' if
tbey choose "a tolled up ticket" It U tr as Mr.
Holde'n says to hisfallowoi . i
. A hiu has a right , carefully secured to Urn by tlit
law,. to Lsn l in a rolled up or folded. ticket." It any
man is afraid or aihamed to ote wpenJy before his
neighbors; he may vote under the aly by rplljnf 4f i.
up- .
Rut this election ayl the Ralelgb Confed-rate,
has a consequence iunh ai no other election will
7TrWaUytnTr,1t1r'
think after this election is-ovr, wleiTTbeTtVOi'
pie pronounce Judgment, and the,Couits shall have pro.
nouncedju lginfnt.ibat probably there will never be
a iccurrence of a state of things. h disgraceful to our.
State, as that srhieh ba4ex;stcd in tbU political con
tet. ,We siud this election has. a consequerice. It
ar,v anhen at home, fur fUjotfat men t tote Jf
ticket. Let it he the pride aud boat of every true
soldier and faitl.ful.citin-u to aprejid ouTLis vole tith"
.... . ... .1 . II I !.
JiQtbll'g "KOLLtl or bUUen apuut it tuas an u ia
neighbors may know thutbe is right. It will avail
many a man agaia-t whom tbe suspicions tf kuurty
Lave' been arcuaed, to be able btreifter to leave witb
bis cbildreu'the piOof. that in tbe Coutest in Noith
Curolioa be v ted agalnttb ticket wAicA the s'ent
tory society supported. For we assert that whenever-
there be faund a miaber4tIikorgauLiton, then will
be founJa llordeo voter, soeong as he remain' iu it.
Let all-gJ,neo ou election duy how their hands.
"A mau is known by th'e company he ieeps."
f Au. ZUAdited, ,
Suppose we try the Siand trJ by its wu rule. In
wboreofflpntif dowe 6oi-Mr--lMJB la thera ia
the State, a desertef, a disaffected man, a recon-truc-tionist,,a
traitor, ho nbt Mr. llolden'a fcienj?
No emhatkiyiy no. All ucb persons believe that
Mr. Maiden- ia the deserter's friend, and Lincoln'
T lie re are
x We announce with pleasure that a steamer ha Just
arrived in Wilmington with a large quantity of Bacon r
wbicb has been imported-by Got. Vance, for tba wives'
and fiiuiliet of the, sol Hers and for the destitute, of tho
State. The" bacon" wi loam, will bo distributed .
soon as It can be brought to tha dlflereot.depoU for
that purpose. A larg number of icylbo-bladea. ar
rived in the lame steamer. TThey were also Imported
on State account but unfortunately, tbey arrtted too
Ute for luirve.-t.' ' Tbey will bo asefoj bof Csr M&W
year. Constrvativt, July 18. x . x
.'E!Acri-.Wa a-i informel that on last everrloff
ftf fnrfrdark rie of -Cha i'anlir riionBrjajpallInorJ
I . . . . . ... ... Q...L. I . I.
utre .io ue carneu lunurr uuiua wapi, ."jcu
with one of the guard at the time in charge of tbem."
The, guard bad an Enfield rifle. The prisoners, of
course, wjre unarmed. They are supposed to have
taken the Beattie'a ford road . Our citiiena ar
warned to be on tbe lookout fr tbem. v
: . . Charlvtt Bullttin CA.
Tbey wero subsequently recaptured. . .
will be historic. The recor- ofiKwill be umde up,
and co Iowa to pai"terity fiairjg tbe status of men who
take MttoW.''fr'ti''tkt"vri-n -wpeWaiaiJir A ProttririTH Yahvie aid DisxaTlll.-WVltar
that on Siindnjr the 8d of July, a fight took place at
GlennV tVrrjnn Forsyth fonrttjr briween some f tha-
Icitixu.apd arty ot.7jank'ee4 and a few deserter "
from our army. J be ankeea and deserter passea.
ioi g on or the min rund near a Church, when Mr.
'WuiArxnrBd and bx oibrra prepared fur pursuit,
and ovirtuok tlitm at tbe Feiry, wber the fight cc- 1
curred; To of tbe jankers were cxptnred.and two
or thre wounded. Tbe enty .Injury suatained by aor
men waa tbe wuundifig Of Mr. Conrad iu the arm. .
it is said that the tunes abd deserters in iVUfn arr
carrying ub with Ligh bana. They will get their
den'i ts pretty oua. Democrat,
- IK-micipk. A difficulty arose between two negro
men, on the pr -pcrty of J. P. Wiseman, Esq , and.
ihr oibrr, of Mr. Promts, both of tbis county, on the
Charlotte roiJ last Sunday, when au altercation took
pi nee wbicb ended in Mr. Wiseman's man stabbing
Mr. Prop t j boy, causog bis death The cause is Saul
-'H. J? me, been j aluUidy.1 SaUslury Watck-nan.
NO YANKEE DID IT.
- We give to-day from the New Yok Herald tbe NoMb
ern account of tbe sinking of tbe AUhama. We must
confix ilmt. if tbe report be true the Alabama thai-
a i . . t saw-; a
ftiCnd, aud will vote for him accordii g'y
doubtless others who will vote far, bim, bng deceived
s to his loyalty by tbe well known facts lb-it he to ed
tbe ?t.its out of the old Uuion, into tbe war, an 1 iiHo
tbe Confederacy, and was te first ta pleJge yibe la-t
dollar and tbe lust man" to nuiutan that vate and se
cure the independence ef the. Confederacy; and bHngtrr tb cViith
deceived inrtlier by hisconatant profession of loyalty,
until lately, when be seems to have, censed to make
even these emt'tr profeMos. Nor bas be now a wonJ
of denaociatiun tgninet the eoenne of ihe Cinfedercy..
A treauiablt CMupir.acy wbii-Ji eiltr fc ftd4 an
armngemebt to grt "protectiua (rm tbe eneny, or
who orji-ctjs to make such ornrigmetrt, is ho
to exiiit by tbe oaths of its member, but Mr. Ilol len
h no word of complaint or rrin'mMranre ag iins.1 it
W bat is tfta i. tf htm ? he ake . Its raeroWrs. are rlie
company he keep Tbx mm who minute trmtors
into yie or-JiT lie lev. . r. Irapg ItmU tlmt
h."kerps currpatiy" with MrJMden. thl Mr. Htl
don w riUs letters of rTnim-n'riian and other things
tor bim, that Mr. liol len wrote such a iHter'for turn
asking President Ivis t give hmi a Chaplaincy in a
Honpiul a)lce, by tbe way, in wbteh'be could with
th greafet f-ciiity w i k upon tbe ct k and wouude.i
to j iin bis vile Imvl of Irnitor. Who doubt, who
Atn'dour't, thit Mr.'HulJen knw rlmt tbis umn Uraf g
was a i..i ii.b r of the traitorn-and-wns engiged in iut
tinlinjr ulcers into it? "A man is koowu by the coui
pa"ny he keeps." jA (lerxcr.
' fur the Argus.
HEADS UP. a
Yes,' bol l y our-1 e adupaolJicrJLridrr oMifta
fathers and brother, more especially "n tue duy of
voting. ItecollecJ you hive one before-y.uu who Iihs
represented yowxucean l aquittedhimsejf with bim ir.
and who has b?en standing between you and danger
fur nearly tnree years, breasting all tlie dangers of u
soblier s life to sve yoti an l your propeiry and all
j,hit,"JU.- Lt,I!aiJi. jjjj.'ia iajLfaviiurt-$a$eiia. u.
sure bim of your appreciation vt Ujs services..
A SOLDIER.
Ieng) the Kearrage, and we know Capt"n Wlaalaw
too well to doubt hts word, even i be ts la Liacola't
service, the act of Capuin Semmes wascbivalroas hat
in pru .enl ud uuutboriid. The Kraraage had beeo
fitted op' ftr tbe purpose, with all the ingenuity of a.
mwl ingenious people, and she was maaord by
picked crew. Tbe result waa hardiy doubttql.
As U'utI, however, the. tanktes owe their mrtrtt
A quill from her own plume has struck
rhe Southern eigl. Captain Winslow, beingwt
rtrrtt to sy ft, a. Nortli Carolian, a Nrw Hanover .
County man, although nearly all bis .Ife residrut at
tbe North, and, w& mu-t ttflevr, alt bench it. is hard
t fbktng hil jrf. K,Yaflhe oti
quered tbe Alabama. Tbat much we know. We art
orry fr it, but the -truth migbl aa well be told.
W ' . WU. Journal.
A Ooot Sitowtyfi -The nombef 6f jrolunteers from
North Cstrolina is (S.147, the number cf ccncripts'
14. 4iH grand total 1W,)7, wbk-h tbe State baa fur
nibd, up to about tbe lt of March, 1801, la tbe
atiny of the Confederate Subet. -
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We learn that Itaj. RoU Youg V f Catarrus waa
severely wounded n- ar Pf trrsborg oh Thursday last. "
Moj Voung wa Cnfrri t eoi.e. t-r fr ta bu
rin and MunlyOcountiei, buty volunurilj rtatgntd
afiout a niuufh ag aud j 'ined the army. . .
W lrarn that Mj ir .i oueg haa aiuee died. CAar-.
lotte Itrmoernt. .
Mraira it Pavib. Mr
Glascock, an f.
for a days work he would hav you toil in the' harvest
field all this live long hot day for the. pitiful sura or
teoents-pnyable in outage stamps at tbat.
Yoriso The Standard advives tbe friends pf II ol
den to vote with t losed tickets. He tells them tbM thHt '
is the. lawful niodeof voting, which, J)y-tbe-hy is true.
But did a Governor's pardon ever come more appoi
tunely bo a condemned, treinbMng xulpriTindt-r the
Kullows than this law comes to tbe relief and comfort
of H olden I " ' - - - . '
Gov. Va ce and ."hi friends ha ve nothing tVr-er
to b ashamed of,' either in tbe. pant, present otvlture
of our struggle for indepudeoce and will take pas-
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urc id iciin .inv wvnu auuw uuw iiirj nianu in iKiie.
times of national trial.and individual .VesponaibUity.
We hope they will, fo a man, vote qrEx,TiciCTs
THE FORAGE QUESTION. " 7
Keep it before ike People .that W. W. Holden, Ihe
Secession candidate for Governor, draws forage, from
tbe fctate, in 0 e shape of molasses, with wbi:b to feed
his printing press. He uses this very molasses thus
drawn from the Coronisariat to pnnt hit paper, tbst
charges Gov. Vsoc with corruption oo the forego
question. .. ' . t '
We learn that at a meting of the directors of N.
JUilroud Company lield ou the tit h in-tnnt, a divt-
den-lf Jfi pr.. ctr-ftMiclcduJUkee uf
the roiil fopjist half year enJ.ng 1st June.
, , a
Splesmd Locomotive We omitted last w-ek to
mfiition the WppearHT.ca of a splendid 'new locomotive
ou the Nor t h--Croi fiiaJlHiiroMj. J i m a s w hoHy
built byihe compuny ht llu-ir own shops 'under fhe di
rectTdn of lai'ter Mschiuist James' Aii'Jei-srn', and is
as fine a piece of work as we ever saw. ' It is h-nnl-
jiotnfiy painted decorated, and In mud to b - one of tbff
lot powerful in the c.-uhfry. Itis calleil tuu '"Gov-
crn'jr Morehead State Jvuntal.
":...''. ' ' - ' ' .
ficer of theJUme Guard in I)ivle effunly, eras shot by
amMkw. rwfHftesMftRartttndfty r w hVle
TJ l? fiaiop gJh j u bjj e jimda bov rJI c k t v i 1 le t n e ar
TTieT'ilkin line, bwly wa p netrated by fivt ba ts,
l! t bclcived thl dei'd was done trv deserters. He waa
j rnbbad.nf bis'j tol. . His watch waa alrt dtwwq frnm,-
ins or in, tut leit rn the ground near bis body. Mr.
Ola.-si-nck was n good cjtizen, am! baa noj transcended
bis duty at a Home Ouird.'&i's.'. VTatekmant 14.'
Ilri.i!ASED.-Tbe young marTLigffers, committed
XTTrrtrr-rTt?5rr tierr ort 5u;ndaf."roFan alteft.pl W-e-mpe
to the enemy's country, baa bean rt-leased. He
y , ha f rUtivns in oneof the North Western State
and thtnght'-be c-wi'd do better Icr htmrdf there than, '
here, and was attempting to ps tbe butj f?ir ibe pur
poNp of g iina ta tftc,rn. He profeaestn rx-eorry that
b ntt"ri.f 1 to leave the country aid jdn the enemy,
and aka th forjri venes r.f bN, fr'tnds and a.qua.ai
ances. .Stis, Wutc hnttn, H. , V
fraternity of France the ancient prerogative iif tudecY
Hig tbetr. own :Urand . Master.. Tbta act was hnilnl
with gret pleasure, by tbe order. -Tha practice in
prance hk been for the Kin peror to make the selection.
A rpctnbfe ctitn has handed ns the following
copy of rife 'ite,Mrf;G iy' infallihlecure -fur the t otb
Hche. lie baa ktely ud it with. complete ucces in
bis own fnmily: Wlo a tabltspo;inful of --wny kknL-of
spirits " id the same cfuant'itj' Of ' 1i1rarpTiiejJar,'and '
a laMevgnnufurftf common tabl.eTnlt mix tlifm welt
tngetlierholdtbe.'liqiii'i.(iti the-mouth so thatU can
efjjtef lhe.clv,ityl(fliollow in the toot1ip.it will gTve al
in'Mi't iuotantaneous relief, without any increase of
pain - ;- ''.; , ' : . - - . - "
No Daxo'b qStabvio The Tithe tax receiver
rjp to the 1st of JuneVhows1lmt thei was raised in
tlis Hfa'te, last year, kix-mil)iona one hundred and
thirty f .uKthoq and and ninety htuhe! of' Corn, and
over twenty eig'it millions nf poun ls of Bscoh.
FuTTretqnis-from the whole 8r'nte have not been' re
ceived. In ail litinn to the above amount;, a lsrg
qijantVy-waa raisril upon which no taxXwn paij. as
the law allowed 100 puahdla to bo rewvd from tax
atioo.Zbroera. .. 4.
-U- --DEATI.il OF HON. G . W. C.t tl) WELL. .L--1 z.
gret. to learn jhfltr;r highly ciifU8iedtllow
citiien; the Hou fire'en W. Ca dwell, departed this
lif y'e.stei -J i y tnsiraing in Ctnfl't. riuite su Idenlr.
lluiugh-he. h is been:, anUnvalixiiferUinootba
lft,t ' "1 ;': T-:-"- .
The Wfcf.e"l was fur scv' years a Kepresrnjsv
tive'frotu this Congrea'alonat' MstHct, in the United'
Sta'ea ('.ngriKs, and subsequently, . BUDerinbehdent!
hihi muyu ot'iove'i cuixn - f,nartoue limts.
Sci crsirt L. The rickens (S. C Courie'r. reports:.
A parfy o' our cifisens,. dctirruihed to punish tba
deserters ntjl lJiiffil'tea whi- have been fTesspoiMog
some of our per pl recent y, proceeded tt Tratisylva
wift, N. , a few ilnya ago, well armH. They fouod
the coiyifry full of deserters, with little or no provl-.aioA-JlqEJtien..jc
notoriul
f! "ff. "tid brought away f(,ar horses, some
money hnd VMisr property belonging to Mr. Corbia
and .Mrs. Hester. 1 "v
Our "ci.tijehs now see that jhey are fully able not ,
only to protect ttiems-lves, but fo "carry the war into
Africa;" and we hope toeee In a short tin'O, fc-perma'
tieht organfiation of the elements tt resistance in our
aiidsf tor tbe '.purposes of protection i aa well bb lbs
punifhment or thieves both at home and abroad.
KEtiorors NrwsrPKh ocsr.rsDrD. Gov. Smith,
of. V., hns suspended lh the religious, newf.apef
pubjld in W bmrrrid.on the ground that 'religious
new-paper are noi tiecesoiry to the public good. H
thefj,e rtifuat to exempt tjn Docesoaiy brloterw tvi-then?.-'.'.
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