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,1 f TUS J-ATJf iqiPJ ArrDICHM(LND. AND T . . . . TETERSBURO. IH TlUT MOH WCBWOSD.' ' -" The Richmond Enquirer of tic $th tlt., says; t . At an early hoar yesterday morning ft movement in urea opon our works tu developed by the enemy on , is i t' roy made a Void dash upon oar works tbe left and sucoeedsd la captation ft portion of them. They alio gained possession of on piece of artillery Whd took prisoners Lieut. Cel." Harrison and 20 or HQ men of the Gth Va. Regt. . . . Tbe Yankees were driven from our works with tbe loss of tenor twelve xrisoners. . '1 tbe lines below Richmond, and on tbe right of ontl-1 Oa Friday nigbt, the eucroy made a fierce assault line before Petersburg... Daring tbe previous night vne enemy naumaue extensive prparatorytnanoenvres, and, it Is said, had rrceired Jiavy' reinforcements, tie tbiaas it may, the enemy began bclo Ricatoond kj making some demonstrations against tour right, bringing aboot a icavy annanadei which was intef- imagleasoioe time-after with considerable skirtui.'hlng. Tbo enemy made no determined attack upon our front, but teemed to be,sluiply feeling the, strcpgth of our line. ' Tbey continued to move out to the right, bow- . ever, pon ft . line parallel to uy WlV,jdnroihm tJftcitMSBsWyTang our"ek(efior Ifnc. tut mating'too impression,, cpoa reaching tbe vicinitr of las June- io mile road with tbo Williamsburg turn- i t tton or the cine mile road with the 1 1 Flket Bade several 'serious effortAo breal our i line, buf were reputed with consider-ibid lo. Tbo " cannonade, continued during nearly tbe entire day ' I Tlfo rriacipat figbtipg occurred on the Williamsburg 4 and Nine-mile roads, some seTen or eight miles from i the city; Our losses wen very "flight. The' firing , j ceased abaot six o'clock hi the n onlng."" - - '!.' ' ; . Till nUTINO AT rRTkBSKCBQ. , The Richmond Dispatch of' tbe 20tU ult., ftfps: s . The enMny, In bis at licit bckvr rcUnti.rg, sesLii ) ta ban- gained no' advantage and suffered heavy Joss. I f It appears that the Second, .Ninth, and a part of the rmh corpt of Grant's army .moved , around to our right n.WeJnesday night, and early oh Thursday morning drove n our pickets at Armstrong's mill, prestilns rapidly f jrwsrd in stronz force in tha direc- f tlon cf tbe Boydtdn plankroad, distantsome two trUes, etr.Sing, in tbe meantime, that portion or our breast wo'ks occupied by our caralry, before wblcft be was temporally checked. ' -By m&ss'.ng and flanking, however, onr lines were 'broken, and tbe enemy, pourini in, swept around to.! tbe pianUoa'i, striking it at- Bargcss s niwl, seven miles from the cirv. Such was the -mtiJty of be enemy's advance tuat onr menvftre compeHed tore-jj tire hastilr, leating their camp nnd all its opparte-1 nances in tie baads of the Vauktes. A Quantity of forage, some horses and wagons, and n few prisoners", ' wera captufed al tbe milT.' . j ' Tbe etftiny at once formed into line of battle across ' Jhe tilankroad. Mrftehintr his columns out throueb T - Durg?rs field,acd planting a heavy hatttry on the comcraiding bill which OTAooks tbe mill pond aad tba road in this direction. Our forces confronted bi'a on the Eminence tLij aide of tbe road1! a valley and a ' i-brMotTins twee tnemr BTIi CitHOLIA ARGUS. ST. WADESBOUO', IV. C. upon MoIUe's lines, aontk of tbt plankroad ,-but were repol?ed wltb heavy loss. Only a small portion of our troops wars engaged. ' - , - - On Saturday, all was quiet along tie whole l!r,' and all tbe oldlUts aejpua to bate beca re-establubod The JPcicrsliUrgl'jprtisof the 2d says! -A number of deserters tamc.into onr lines yesterday embniing crery branch of thaFcderal horvicw i'n fantrymeu, caralry men and njasincsThe former re. pert that the Yankee army As exceedingly idtmoral- I t r.!l . -1 . - . i roiw, urinal oiucjai eiaicaicuis 10 iuo conirarj , nl; witbsianding. Tbernlso rtate that averv' available team wHImvj army ws ikd to carry away such of tbe wounded as could cot walk, and that muoy of them were so rrowJed as to render their condition anytbing but couifortiblo. t ' Jt was eriaent that Orant made this advance with tbe expectation of fighting a great and encces-fal Imttl, ns Le cauiewith all his best corrs commanders, ' largely supplhrd with provisions nnd conveniences for ids wotnJ?d. Twcnfv-fifto tr thirty Loi:gand mcu are a heavy fiee to nako iojt ,reoouni.ince. That th--y i'2 tipffght ts wtll a.Maigbt la expected, fronytlie- niimbor, is fally nub! tn'.iite'l ly the fuel ' CLlaorJer that two or three small brigades of Confederates broke lication of ihi i : The artillery on both sidos was tntly engaged un f iillste in tbe evenin?. when the musketry tofiafart. it ana the bghnng was very severe until aner uira. ai ii bieti our men bad failcl to dislodge tbe Yankees from , t theifpoiitlon, and they etillbJd the Coydton plank- i, roaa ana uorgess s mui. ; f An ofScialtiiHrateh! received veFterday at tlie-War operatMtus. in 1 1 Department, thus describes tie t-neoly' ; I f this quarter: ' "' -. - : H "7'Ihe enemy' crossed Ilowanly Cretl. , f gess's mill, and forced back the cavalry telowUar- in the m'ter- noon Gen. Ileth attacked, and at first drove them, my attacked and were Tepulsed. Tbey etid hold tbe plankroad at Burgess's mill. 11c tl; took t ome colors and pri?oners.,? Our loss in killed, wounded and missing ijf stimated at three hundred. Tbis flack movement places the en- ' v amy still further from tbe Southside railroad than ' when Le started. It was" a detour, ta -avoid our strong hne of worts, with tbe bopa or forcing our troops men into tbmrand will amount to nothing more than to extend eomewhat Aeir foraging limits. Mr Uurgesi ; jL was taken pr isoner by the Yankees. '- mifh line in tbe yeinity of Wilcox's farm. Tbejlr at tack amounted to notLing. v' Abont ten o'clock Thursday night, tbe enCmy made :H .determined and vigorous' onst-t upon our lines in the vicinity .of P.ives s firm anl to tbe lat't of the ; Southampton plankroad. They were entirely-unsuc-. cessfal, however, altboagh tbey massed three columns I almost iatJ phalauxesan J eadeavored t?: prs us back , i byjthjh.fejtejLoJLtliir. Jieavy-JboiliestjUa&pjs.l ; but this was only productive of more terrible slaught Iter, tbe artillery mowing rreat raps in the soaarts of i j men and the Southern, rifles bringing dowu" whole j ranks at ejery volley. - ' , ThFrlerals made a number of distinct assaults tout were repulsea etch uue with very Le:tYy. loss Yesterday, tb Yankees, satisfied, ir rather suffer X tbrough'tho thick liiics and purccdltoyond tli cenire Cf their position. An additional attacking force of two more such brigades, would have caused the route and capture cf half (be -Yankee army, with (Jmutinthv bargai Grant,- In Li official dispatch, claims tbo cnpfnra cf several gojcrnroeai Beams IoiuleJ with sup Jics from fctony l-reea. 1 hey bappencJ lo-be rmr teams belorr ing to the Southern railroad company, enroute to Stony Creek, and iaJeJ with coal and two thousand pounds of bacon.' Tbo coal anUbacou were thrown out on the rodeide, and vrcunled1tikces crowded into the Wigor.s and hurried off to the renr. .Our sJljieri sub?eqijently recovered tbe bacon, nnd have iw di)ubt eirKmdinipy a beaitv i;.eull it fiace lnyCnd'all Juubt, thj Yankees were worse whipped and u)re thoroughly vuioralized iu this Inttla than in any; other uf the wji I.vry evidence betoke:'S it, and a little nore vigor o our bido, would not only have made it pne of the mot brilliaut victoieis for us, tut would hare swept Lalf '.be opposing force from the '.' THE KOETU aiPB .TlipSt Rtine! fi.ijs tliat t:p eiiuay are Laifrxngaged- .tT" "Isnao," Bald Mrs. P., at ibe rooked her chair . and plied her knitting, "what Joe U. S. itand for la Geul Grant's name?" "United 8tates,M replied Ike,; as he adroitly twisted llie monkey's tail under tba . rookcr of tbe old lady's chair. 'Isaac," said tba old W I THOnSDAV:::::::!:::NOYi:.MBEn 1, 1804. (ho Ma!t ,7.. .Vr. i;.7" plored by one of them;" bat composing and aeatlog herself again, as ike ppied the monkey acauiperlng off under the bed, bowling, with his tail In his paw, tba proeteded vigorously with her knitting.. Ike, with one" , eye on the old lady, continued bis artIllerypracUea with marbles, firing at tbo tea-pot which sat oa tbe fit-' tie stove, imagining it to be an Ironclad monster, as 4 exttnga.abed Militia wfheera are!-' obser tfuhecrlpllon f S.OO a yrar, In irnc.J3ft ' r!x month XOO. , . Adtkbtisixg S2.f0 rr rnnara cf ten line for first iuserlion and $1.75 fir each eubscqneiitlnscrtion l)Mtuarics over fite lines $2.00 per siare. - ' JWiaSUJASSiL - , . . . 1 . .! lWi'l.fjJ alt k m Will oufrcftdeis save and nenJ to us all tn cotton exungn.auea .niiiiia v.tucera are:;; observed Jim Vi and linen rags and gcrsp? they -fan get together? Send "The cwsp'opera eay Gen. Grant has been feeling. them if tbcro is pnly a pound each pound helps us Mn. Lev a breastworks, as if Gen. Lee bad any work to maksVro lot for the mill. The sxviugoY rngs about hi breast And then falling backl OooJ for may seem a smiH.mntter to some, tut to thes-i en- hira! he might lwe k,nown Geo. lee would knock him gaged In newspaper pnb'ishing it is of the utmost irt- down, If lie's like he was when ha uacd to eomallo portance; nnd if it bo too smalt a nutter for some, let our bouse. Ab met" Just then otja of Vm't sSotr tna. tarn ' th. tuslncsarar to their negri-S. -V'c tikes effect on the pout of the tea-poijalJaisjL i Woulllike to procure from one to two thcuand pounds oJT. He Instantly makes a fl ink movement ontba toon- of rags between. lhia.amLCLt.i-, t mirt .A i- iyJa-linaxl-re treat, tberfcby exposing bis rear, which: the oldladr (tttxni tbe disaster ta the iea-raO Iintn. to allow tLoiC connected tritb tbe puo- .-. . d J f , . - p.pertopail.cipateintbeso.emucer. , . . . , convertinir Ike's retell AX HineMv wihail rut the naner to rress on iues.nr A, i bstead of Wednesday, (our usual press Jay.) A I- in ttruigthcnmg battery Harrisvo, uiiig sand' bns f jr tLa purpose, end . are throwing up Jul locations aiopg tue.r ent re lines. Our troops are not iJie. lAeir lines Lave teen made very strong, the! amount of work done, being wonderful, considerlti"the short t-.me in which the labor was nerforoiel. Tbe pickets I aV within bbprt range, tut da not fire cn each other,- . - - i . , -T - ---' ' , for the Argus. 1 - LIST OP CASlTALTrES i ....Li Co. K, h)th X. C. ,Trc;. Ltst-cr-rATTtE, Oct. 20, 1804. Mr. fJllor: For tbe information of tbe friends and relatives'" of tbe trfembers of Co. K, 2Clh S. C. T.,J vdu will please publish the following list of casualties la saia cwnipacy, m na enageuieui wnn ino enemy, on the Ilojdton plnokroad, south of Petersburg, on Thursday, the 27th init.: Kille-Jbieot. J. L. Henry anJ Jrifate John F. Lee. . ... . . Wounded Lieut. J. A. "Polk, slight, iu Jliigb: Pri vate, J. A. Ingram, flesh wound, in shoulder, . Missing, (an supposej to be captured) Privates Wm. II. Janrtan, II. D. Lee, and J. H. Ladings, Uie l itter acting as Ensign, f ". Xf?D. W eub, 0. 8. In the Fuurlunlh X. C. T.l in the boUle 0 Siraburyt . October 19, 1804. : Mr. Editor: Please publih tbe following for the in formation of relatives and friends: Co A. Killed- None. WouuJed Serg't Jas. W. Ne w so m. ia b 0 wels. mortal, t i nee dead; Corr'l Jesse I Co. B.Killed Mne. Wounded Private Z. Rus- it !1 lag f rojaibiusaultaaCJlia main? J quiet. A report prevailed Hmong the passen jigcrs wJo came ly night's train that t hay had K abandoned "tin position which they had gained on the ?f lioydtoa plaokroXd. Two hundrefl and fifty Yankees i arrived by last Bight's twin from Petersburg. I Gen. Dearing, who was reported killed (and Bp sup- posel), wa only- Separated by accident from bis t command, ana eventually returned to it j The Richmond Wspatch of 21sf ult., tays: A la lba tatf!e cf Thursday laet our Infantry loss, in J killed and wounded, will not exceed one hundred and r. t- . t. i A .1 'j r hundred. In the cavalry, ocr Joss van. not very se 'vere, as', pen. Uampen'a main attacJt was upon tbo ; t f ertei -r. tearr H Immediately after tbo cessation of hostilities o 1 Tbnr.lay nlzht, the enemy eommenccd to withdraw bis forces inbo dir ectioa t,f bis fortifications fin the , auglian arid Sfjuirru Level Tom, asa "fry 1 0 clocit j i plankroad, with the exception of small force left fer c Ebcn Lowder, in left arm, severe;-Pri-! J ihcrw to keep up an appcanince of bis presence ...our Tate; Joh hrJ , right leg, severe; WJE. pecs, in front. As soon as tins was discovered, a brigade of c, .. ' ' ' . . -j-r- -. . - 1 f ourtrflp-wa-erdered-4 a4aaee and feel thene- i iny'e position: and meeting with sycb, slight resistance h they pushed forward, only to ascertain that the enemy hbad gone.-. Some 2V) adJitienal prisaners were taken. N here. " Some SO1) Federal ded were found unbnried Ptt...Tharsday's fild. and about 200 of luijrroundid j toa much disabled 10 be'romovd. "fifteen hundred atands of small arms were gathered np, with a number J of limbers, caiaions, wagons, etc.,'whiqVi tbe enemy had i abandoned, showing that his retreat Was hurried. It ! i probable that laauy wounded were carried in ambti- t lances. ', .. - '.. 5 J "-"V; ,1 The enemy had fallen back fo bis original position, if and we have re-established oar former Jines. ) During the fight of Thursday, three stands of colors 'I xstrf eiptared by ahobe old brigade. ; Abiat dark eo, Thursday night, wbile the; fighting 1 M progressing joa onr right, rmall force of the ene- army'imself. f - ' ' 1 ' ' F. Xewsom. in face, savere 'Co. B. Killed -Mm. sel, in finger, amputated.. Co. C Killed None. Woundad Privates G. W.- JlcCauley, iu : ttIgh severe; J. II. I). Sanders, in thigh, severe; A. A. "Waddill, ia shoulder,-severe; John Turcadgill, in leg.siigbV Missings-Privates 11. B. Sanders and J. I). Mask. , Weir, in bowelmortally; Privates Id. M. Lamer on, in bowels, mortally;' Serg't tf. F. Ooforth, In left leg, severe. Missing Corp'l J. F. Long. and Private- W. Bond. ; ' ; ' . - v. ' . ' . . Co'. E. Killed Koae. Wounded Prirates John Cook, in left "hip," slight; John W; Hubbard, in left b-g, amputated; A. Mcsser, jt mo.ntu. severe,; B. Pol lard, in leg, severed M Using Private If. C. La.-isltcr.' ' Co. F.-r-Killed None.' , Woundel--8erg't A. II. Jones, in right thigh, broken captured; Sci g't W. B. Westall, in r,igEt bhoulder, slight; Prfvatcs J. Ii. Pa tillo, in left severe; 1). W. Phelts, in finger, amputated. Jlissing Prive,tes E. Campbell and J.,C. Melton. .' ' r, .'X r:'"r"-- ;"";' ' .' V. .'.."' " Co.G r-KiJled-Konc. Wounded Capt. A. J. Orif- Ii' U V J..!. c'r. ,,.rl . W VJ veilisements and other matter for puWicaiiorj will (therefore plcnse be banded in not later tbaa Monday. t. We regret to annonncs that a letter his teen received by the wife bf IVitt. C. 1L Sturdivant, Co. K, 43d N. C. T., from the burgeon of the 54 JN. C. Tt, in charo of our wounded at Winchester, stating that Capt. S. died at that place ctx the C0:h crbei tcmber, from a wound m-eired ia Ue battle t-f Wic- ol,rtcr va tbe IPtti of September. . CiS" IVe (fated last week, upon iuforwiti fur- iihed by a letter received in this place from a niemter 1 ern rr( 0f .i, ajc. W commend the work ta oar cf tbf J4;h C. T., wtitten at ew M irktt, a., reijer4 Sig1e copies, $3.00. . . and datxl the 2Cd clt., that C(Tpt. Joseph Jones, Co. . t K, eomraandicg tba li:a regiafct ia ibe action ot tba The Raleigh I'ro$Ttu is affected by a veryUd l&h, near Strasburg, had fallen a piUoocr into the spirit U is snapping and snarling at everything nd hands cf the ruey. We are happy now to state that eeerj.v eiccpung am i me smau pany u is "SKETCHES OF A?iAIJ." We have received from the author, Frank I.'?ilson, a copy cf this very interesting little wor,k. It it wrote in very entcrtfluing narrativs style, and, gives a great deal of information about Nassau, with the author's eiperiences of New Providence, th point n me i-i.ini, iroaa wtience a greai part 01 tni b'ockade gol have found their way loto the Confed- rracy. Uticiiej as a part or tbe hook Is an Interest ing tale, cabled "The Devil's Ball-Alley," founded on a tndlrbm rf the Cticrokre laiUftS-sCJna thtf west-" letters lare been received from tbe Captain by. his parents, tesiciing near tbis town, in which be states be succeeded in getting up with his command on tLe 21th. It appears that during the confasion in bis wownaud, ciused by the giving away of seine portions cf our line, a bile tallying his men Le was captured by tljexenemys cavalry, and was liejd a prisonexby theia until a late hour of the night of his capture. Son e cnfuioa cccuring among his captors Le took advaat- ge of it and escapct. lie was in tbo mooo:.r. for f nir-dar. without aovthinz to cat. and when he ret up with bis command he was in a very exhausted con- dtlion, " ' ' trying to keep a'lver In giving'cur little item of list week relative to tae escape of three Yankee prisoner! from two of our old cititens it takes occasion toask .. "Where are all Ibe "patriots'' and "loyal votere"? of Anson that net mere Ihsn two men wer sent to gaird thee r prisoners." The Vrojmt is informed that those of the "patriots' in! "byat totetS'crAhsonf who LavT defence of the South, will W found in the army, fight-- ing rannfu'.ly for S6utbtrn indepetjdeace. U said' tbe editor of the Vrvyrtn was enct In he army, very; early in the beginning of tba war, bnt didr not stay after tbe buMets and bayonets begin taetmavery.' oloae.tfhl'a. . aM - ' ti.The Supreme Conrt. at its icetwaecia! at saiob, made the following decisions upon writs of habeas corpus : ' . 1. Jh.i-o- r Mllitt.A roerober of tha police for the c!ty of Raleigh is exempt from conscription, because be is a civil officer, whom tha ueneral Asset bly has demanded ss neceesary t the administratiotv tj We learn that, under recent orlerS, our fel low-townsman, Lieut. John M. Little, has been as signed as Inspector of Conscription fof tbe Second district of this State. ' ' . . . . Ia September, 1SQ, Lieut.. Little" , who was acting aj Chwf Envollicg Officer of this (the Seventh) Dis trict, was promoted, with' a number 6f other Fitfct of thp lwW( of ,,e State. Lieutenants, o tue rank or Laptain, with the uesig- 2. in tha matter orjlcDaaiau. A substitute, wi . nation of "Captain and KnroUiog. Officer " At the becomes such after be was Any years old, Is not m- same time Major Mallett, Commandant of Conscripts w ,a " u, T,"r?J ua fnjpu.4r, .. , , ing been called into servico, ., fur this State, Was promoted to tbe rank of Colonel. 3 L ttvuui.SeaoT reserve art en- Tbese promotions werevall made by the Secretary of titled un Jer the act ef Cangress to their discharge WarTintJeCt tCH;tbrTt.tsSrffiiliori of lheSenalcrAf hQ arrive at the ift of fifty years: The subsequent session Congress tbe Senate failed J' ' VTfT"?'' mo.rllJn J 1 able-bodied handu, between the ures of sixteen and to contrm theso promotiona v appointments, because finf u Dot enUlle-d lo eierap(lotl u of tbe bwi(J, in the case 6f the. Commandants the law provided be a free negro alf of the bands taosl be slaves . tbey should be of no bjgbes rank than Major, and in 6. The fifteen, bands mnst have been between tha the case of those appointed as Captains and Enroll- .ot . Ut d"J r'T7 . .,. , .. . , , 1604. It is not snflictenVif one or more of them have .U6 vmvv,,, ... become sixteen since tnat time. any such -otuce Seuale, toweve? r JJotwitbstnding theT action cf thel ,. C.-A farmer havingleea- thanjfifteen hand,!?Hit, ecfefrryuTrecfed crt"alnTei mi,' is liable tobaW Msjpr) 'Mallett, and, tbe Commandants in , tbe same category with himself, and the Captains concerned, 0 bold oa to the rank, to which ther hnd been nomi nated until , further orders. Sonjo two months.. ago Col.'MalJett fell book uponhis old and present rank of Major; and recently undertGeneial Orders No J his detail revoked, and to$e called intoaetive aertlce,; th gevernment surrendenpg bis bond to him. . T. A iieigner, who conata reside in the State A longer or shorter time, aad who does resi'll her, th'rty days, is liable to perform miMtary service in, tha. Home Guard.4. - . . fitli, in left thigh, severe captured; Privates W W. Stabhlefield.'in face, severe. M'815'"? Private vobn S. Stradr-r. - ' . "7 - - ; ; - Cer U--KU1--NonexzW 8. It was decided by Jadga Battle with the concur nee tt tha other Judges, that a warden of the noor. .. a -..r-.i,: rer j . . . ' . ;ne oiuce 01 ji.sinci x.nronmg vmcer was aoonsneuona is exempi trom conscrtption. .. 9 - - the Captains .who wer District Enrolling XOfTicers .ZS-...f ..-f . -, . . , , .',, Kfi If Unibn county .last week, the netrro man and ' were thrown back upon their ong?bL. rank. Tha u . 1 ,iW p 1 ? ? f -'r , ' . , - ; woman who murdered Mrs, John E. Austin last sum--, our friend Little fell biick to the rank of First Lien- mer, were triel. fund eailty and sentenced to be ' tenant, and h one of the few Tormcr District' Enrolling hanged oa the 25lh"of Kovembr.'.-- ; A tntin"' name J ' OTcers ; who riarbeenTctahied under the new order pmV"arc'r Wlth beln BCC2or7 t0 tue hooting in 01 iiwe, wasrlca ana acquitted, it wrtl beremem- 7:T:7: i h hn the deceased Little, and ,v: v .... . - othef Oi ccrs. nnnroac i.d it fnr the nnmnm nf etnln. FagL,We learn that Surgeon General Warren has received a communication from Jndge Ould which Char. Democrat, be Supplied wit clothing blankets, bread, meat, sugar, coffee, pickle?, vinegar, 6uj. ' ' ', -""v .' :e trust tbat.ohr humane nnd patriotic feUow-citi .O. L Killed None. woundcl--Captv Thos.Ti Bea'l, in neck, seere; Privates Villiam Conrnrd, in shoulder, severe; J 11. Swing, in. leg, slight; Kobt. Kesler, in thigh, slight; M. Lcpp,. in ankle, slight. Missinr? Private II. B. Beck. . ' ' " . cHltd None. Wfanuft'J Pfatc. J, Li t ten t-itlmvptTUHiffiB opporkwytjswhftnt-tto Moore, in shoulder, seytre; J. II. Watkins, in leg.se- ing something to allevntte-tba-snffetHigof .their; aona vere".-. Missing Serg't John D. Thotnpsoo and.Pri-j afid broturs who are now, languishing Lin northern vate A.'F. West.- , ' r , prisons, . . , -"- ltaJ-.Kiliedt : jionfer-lWoundcap.fJGcC rs :''St:.- mc, n j All contributions for (hia purjfose will be promptly 8.0 w.u uL,r,t...- .r?: r L"u u - fidrTheWilmmirton JournalhasreceNedBermud conveys me agreeau.e uue.uce iu.s - advices to the 12th and 19th ult., containing the trial pastfew days an arrangerrK-nt ba.ben made by wh.cW j and U of . J. C., Brain, J; 8.1?. f such of our soldiers ft art) held as prisoner of war can i nnA u . . r jjhssing, 11 taen. Aggregate 41. - - .f Wm. ('. powttt, Chaplain. Camp-14ib . C. T., Oct, 2fr, 18G4; ' , . -. - . tS" Yankee papers stats that Lincoln has' put a substitute in the army. We would advise him to put. a substitute mjpe Presidential cbair ango intotbc forwarded to their pref destination, if ieft with tbo Surgoon General at Kaiejgh, or dolivercd to any, one of his regular agenls.'-rfaf." Qvntrrrativer. v - The agentjf nearest thi point appointed to receive and forward contributions for prisoners, are Sprague Brothers, ' Salisbury ; Ar Ilagan, Charlottte ;' aud E. Murray and Co., Vilmlfgton.'; ' - and associates, for the homing of the steamer Roan oke. Tbey were released onthe 12th and set at lfrty I The charges against them have been withdrawn by tfro Attorney Geneml, , D is said that while Hood's army was on tba ... march towardTcnnessee, in its recent movement, as it rose an eminence overlooking Cedar Valley a greasy I butternut, at the head of the column, was heard to..,. f exclaim "Starve, h UK Here's corn enough to feed t h a Conf edc racy. 1 7- ; .- . j- 'X j & - " ' -: : '- ; . : ; ftST Onicial document from the War Office at Wash-. " ington show that the-Yankee government has called uil' tlie bel l, from first to last, men. of war over three millions of They have, besides",' some" six hundred teseela.
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