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SALISBURY, N. (!., JUNK 17, I84.
NO. 27
TELEGRAPHIC1.
RRMIT8 Tilt nM iawKUT4I,
Entered aeooeding La sat rf CoafTasa In the
year L863. by J. S. 1
Sie mt the DaasiaS
ef lb. r.tc dr
mm Ulatretueitte Unetmtrm Osstnci of Gcof-; esse assails llu morning. Ho uyn-tlie ene
ia. aV lost 1600 ia Hookai's Da-lit with Slew-
FROM GE!f. LEK.
Ricbmoid, June 16.
tfW WP.M.
T. tl Baisamy of War After lb.
withdrawal of ovrvdff yeatevday eva
Ml tru M
att Harrison's landings Tiissjavalry adtanned
oo Salem church road, and this morning
art reported in aome force oft that road
nut it Malvern Hill. Gen. V. K. Lee
easily drove back this force at the latter
point, which1 retreatd down the river road
beyond Carter's Mill. A brigade of in
fanny waa tent to iupoil the cavalry, and
rodu to Smith' more, and drove the enemy
to that point without difficulty. Nothing
elae important hai occurred to day.
Signed H. E LEK.
, Richmoko, June 16.
Tlie Petersburg Expttu this morning
give a full account of another deiiioitslra
tiou against that city yesterday. The ene
my advanced in force by the City Point
road, early in the morning, and. was held
in check until tunaet, when a lurioua aa
sault waa made uiwn our outer works, de
fended by two regiments of Wwe's brigade
and Sturdivanl'a battery. Three assaults
were repulsed. The fourih waa made bylns death will add to tlu general re
such overwhelming nuiiiner tnai our
nie'n were compelled to fall back. Tho
oeiny occupied the woikl captured S
guns of Sturdivanl'a Battery.
The force of the enemy rumored to be
ten or twelve thousand.
AKMY OK NOKTHERN VIRGINIA.
. Richmond, June 15.
(iraul's exact abereabouts and inten
lions still undetermined. A body of his
cavalry which attacked Garv'a cavalry this
turning, near Malvern Hill, ware driven
Wk. Mclnloah's brigade of vsukee cav
alry has aho been skirmishing with part of j
H it j- .taV.,--,..!. m-,1
ath's divuion on iWyCharlas Uty road,
about two miles belowt ttiaaie s snop. a i i.,, Er..lliiir Officers will report ih. name,
fvw ptisonefs captured say it is the advance ' 0t persnna to thia Ofn-e at one. as required by
of Grant's ai my, not however believed to part II. Circular No. S5, C- O. Aaiiiauece.
bc more than a mere reconnoitering. A 1 aary ihai th. aunpa.y should beorKsn,ed with
, , . , " .1 . the lesst rawible dely, no one, whose name
part of Grant . army is either goi. g to the h n ((r4h
Southside, or is broken down and hasgone co1p.ny lH rnroed r ,iw,d to enter
below to orif anise and recruit. j any ether eonipaiiy. .
! IN PRIllR
lilttlMONt), June 10.11.
Nothing from Petersburg to day. The
Yaukeea have advanced their line in
CbesterfielJ. Sotn flighting look place
near Chester todsy. Uy Last advices,
Kheridao, was marching through Spoils
ylvania and is reported as crossing In.
Kapidan.
Oea. Lee has been placid in command
of aH the forces ia Virginia knd North
Carolina.
Mobile, June 15.
Special dispatch to the Regitter, dated
Sena tobis, June 14, says Norlbe n dates
,L. 11.1. L,M kMB ru-t v oA FeumonL
will resign. j
The Federals admit a loss of 3,000;
aroniij Cold Habor. Every available man
bat been sent lo Grant.
Sherman has called for thirty additional
surgeons in place of those who refused to
attend the wounded al Nashville, for nine
ty daya.
Secretary Chase advertises for seventy
four millions loan.
Atlsxta, June 18.
A telegram from Gen. Forrest, dated
Ttpelo, June lttb, says :No Georgians
hurt. Vsctory complete. Enemy's killed,
wounded and captured eioaed the total of
my troops engaged Have sens forward
1300 prisoners and more yet believed lo
be behind.
FROM GEORGIA.
I ktiLaa or Mabibtta, Jane 14.
U'.lle cannonading by tbe enemy on
cwr bnlteriea. Sbarpsboolers firing all
day. Most of tbe wagons of the enemy
mored to tbe front of the locality occupied
yesterday. Skirmiabing yesterday. Maj.
Msesey of tbe Hb Miss, was killed at S
e'olock yesterday, aad Hooker's corps
aexJe a charge oa Cleburn Division ia
line of battle, and was repassed with great
langbter. A few prisoners taken who
confirm the above. Cleburn'a Division
fired three head red and fifteen times with
shot, shell aad eaaaistsr. Eoenly not
bte lo Bring bis artilksry lo bear.
Tor Kiimw Moos-taix Juu 15,
, TU Maii rr t, June 1".
Cotrsiderabk- i-antioaadihg .ad rkiriuuihiiig
on the rijflu and centre. Tho enemy advanc
ed dis Mi Hie previous night very near ours.
Both lipes distinctly visible from (hi? point.
Weather beautiful.
Lnr!ii it now in command of Polk's corns.
at - ttonn of Bentocsty. was captnretl by
Jarta 27ib Maryland that it wui usclcs
I aecritice of lit oa ill. prt of the enemy.
Murder uf Jfr. Aniline Johnloi,
of Flat Rick, N. C.
A private Itritet received in tl is
plcefrmn KUt iUck, fJ. C, dated
tlie lOili i nst Hii'c a fact which
imiiiy of ntir readers will read with
regret. Tenor twelve tiusui tern, it
:iienr( went on that day lo (.Mr.
Andrew Johnston s tor dinner. Ho
hvb it (o thorn, and they repaid Ins
kindnurtH liy shooting Itim ut hisnwii
tnlile. Klliott, liiii arm, aged about
fifteen .years, seized hi, gun n:id
boldly tired tannn the lelreaing du
aertere, killing one mid wounding
another so badly tliut he was onaMe
to get away, aijd both of them, says
tliu letter, are lyit g on tlie terrace
in front of the house. The neigh
bors hud gone there to find out from
the wounded iiiiin where the others
are, am to try to catch them. In a
postscript, it is milled that Mr. John
ston died of the wotinils.
Mr. Johnston was well known
and highly eateeined. Tl? mode of
grit Willi
received.
winch the news Will be
Co. Guard! an.
CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICE,
&tfi Congmiional Di$trirt
SAMbBUKYf X. C.JllllO 15, 1S04.
r 111 sK ailBiiiioa uf Locil F.itroHiuj Office rn
1 ii cnlk.i u Circular No. 20, B of (' , and
CitvuUr Nu US, Cuiicrit Offi, Rulfigh. N
C roquirinjr. ih in.
ile orftniitaiioii of I he
' Srnior Kei
V will accordingly be
.j4s A saaX sa AJsbbbIbV tttaf t
irictoa tha ia(i. 8ch Coaatira aa
en n not rarniri th numb-r riMjuirt-d by part IX,
Circular No SO b I of V., wdl be
early aa pracucable to this Umee ii
? c Q
will be reiorlfd
n accordance
1st 1,1. and K. O. Rill Cong'l llisl N
Sldllw ifi
Dnvcnpurs Female College,
LENOIR, N. C.
C CH ARGES pers.saioa, June I, to Sent. I
J Board Tuilkin 4i J Psinlii.f in Oil
40. Ellras as usual Climate deli(hlful
Looalily reinol. from the seat of wsr For
circular, apply to A. G. STAC" Y,
Jane 16 ItdSiw Presiil.nt
MRSK WANTED!
I T WISH to Aire a (mid Nurae for (ha balance
I L of the year. For m gcud woman a liberal
price wni n paiu. l j in, r uiirr'!
A. B SHF.I'PERSON,
Jane 16 3nlpd Salisbury.
mxw tttnt StiU of Sheet Iron at
Auction.
ON. THURSDAY th. 3d June anoin,
ia froat of our Hale. mom. We will sell
100 Sheets Extra 80RGHUM PAN IRON.
30 iu wide 44 to 9 feet Ions and 3-16 of ao
inch thick.
Thia lot was advertised aane time aisce tu
be seM al Warr.atoa, N. C, but an iaterrup
lion ia the transportaliou prevented its arrival
in litn. Utr the stile.
la additioa to th. abov.. w have a eonwf
Mat f 50 sheets, Basse aalily, thai w. will
sell privat.ly.
I hta offers a rsra chance to r srmers lo pro-
ear, bb exeeeeHatty scares aad alnsoat indis.
paaaatsa artiel. at ibis lime.
l Kc.bl. rl at 1,1 tutir OKU,
Aaclioaeers, Raleigh, N. C.
Jane 14, - dtds
WANTED. A. competent Saw
yer i. wsaiad to tsk. ebarf. of a 8w Mill w
tbe Wrt.ra North Camiiaa Rsil Road, etutrr
a cj script er aoa-eoasaript, if a oneript h.
will he detailed. Th hifhsl wares wilt be
rpaid I. a eoaspMefst tWarj-sr'. Apply al the
U.artsr Maaur's Utfiee lo .
JAS. M. GOODMAN,
Capt. aad A. Q. M.
Jans 7,1664. d9w
CTColaaakia Csroliaisa aad Charlotte Timsa
ptssM copy sm w..k and aead biaa le this of-
BM.
Dl C. A. HENDERSON, ha. i.f rejata
4 bi. health, again reapacifally osTer. his
Psnfessioaal saret.es us lb. eitrsBof of Sshsba
tj aad nciatif. Jaae 7th, 1864. . (dJcwtf )
TStlSTIETr BL1IIKI.
IZj For sale al Uria-OtEee.
April ISlk, 84.
T tk. untria as. Ti(lun af S.rtk
Carettaa, ;
The lolloping ia a c(py ofo much of
an act passed at the Inst session of th?
Qencral Aareiohly a. elatea to the cur
.' reucy in ebich taxei may be collected :
Ssctios 1, Be it mietej by the Gent
ral Aftmlly of the Stale of North Caro i
; lid. oxJ it it kinky fnnettd by the au i
Hiority of the tauu, Tlfct all laxea due to
the Slate or onunUei apd for school pur
poses, or taxes tor the poor, al
payments
for entries of public Isndi, and all fines and
forfeitures for the nsn of the State or coun
ties, may be paTd in Tsssury notes-of the
Confederate Statist uusVr five dollars, or
' in the new iaaae aalluaisVd by lb aet f
the Confederate Congress, ratified the 17th
of February, 1864 and all such duos
j may be puiif-Jurim,' t1 e present tear in
lllie old C af Confederate Treasury
j notes of irV-ijeiiiinatitHi of five dollars.
! Both iiiclu'se', less thirty llnee snd one
I lliird per csltit., the tax imposed by the set
of Congress.
! Sue. 3. lit it further enacted. That the
, act rntilied Jbly 3d, 166-1, eutilled "an act 1
in relation t.tlie paymenl of luxes" and i
for olher nurKses, slid so l. inch of section :
seCiind if the Ordinance No. 35 of the
Stale (.'onyi-ulj.m, ratilie.l 28th February,
18t)i, as ihi'ects the receiving of Confede:
rule Treasury nottu in pat ini-nt of taxes
snd all other duos, are liereby repealed.
Owing to coiiiiilrriumru explained in
my lute report lo (lie (ieii.r;il Assembly,
our Treasury utiles of less Jenomiuation
than a dollar ate not eXeh;ard fur Con
ft ih rule njte, but these change notes will
be exchanged for North Carolina Treasury
notes of larg.-j denomination, or for cou
pons from our State bonds. On preseuta
tation by sou or any oilier person nt this
deparlment of any .'tniuunt of our notes
above a dollar, or our due coupons, our
change notes for the same amount will be
effected through the agency of the South
ern Ki press I ). .
JONATHAN WORTH,
Fab. Treat.
Juue 2J, 18U4. .
PRTjAPKCTUjI iF
" T II ik A. Li IL,"
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Pntpri.lora
Wa. M. BuawiLL, rtiirf Editor.
EaNBaT Iuabdb, Araucifela Editor.
January 1, 1H64.
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June 10, 'G4. Richmond, Va.
GOVKkNHENT OK NORTH C1R0LIN1.
His Excelteucy. Zliulou B. Vauee, Bun
rinulie. Governor.
Col Divid A Bames, Northsinpttin, Aid.
do Georse Lttlle. Wake, do
Riehard II Rattle, Jr, Anson, Piivile Secre-
iarv.
Dr toward Warren, Chowan, Hurgeon Gen'l
John P II Russ, Wake, Pecretaiy of Slate.
Joasthsn Worth, Randolph, Public Treasurer.
Curtis ill Rrngden, Wane, Complroter.
Sainne F Pnillps Orange, Auditor.
Oliver H Perry, Wake, State librarian.
M . i jor General R C Giuiiu, fonoir. Adjutant
General.
Major William B Gulick. Beaufort, Pavmsster
Msjor Johtl DeverewS. IVske, t-fuarterinaster.
Majia-Thomaa D Hogg, Wake. 'ouimissary
sud Ordtisnce Officer.
Major Jsine. Sloan, Guilford, Quarirrmaaler.
Maior Henry A Dowd, Edrecomhe, do
Major James II Fooie, Asa'l Adjt tenv(Roll of
Honor. )
Major William A Graham, Jr., Aaa't Adjt
General. ss
Lient Joaiab Collins, Washington connty.
Ordnance Department.
Lieut John B Neslhery. W.k., Ass't Adjl
General.
Lieut Thomas White, Franklin, Ass't Woar
termaater. Lieut Isaac W Garrett, Edgsomihc, Asa'l
Uuart.rmsster.
lieut Thaddeut McGee. Wake, Aaa't Com
missary.
Lieut Charles II Thompson. Wske, Ass't Com
missary.
JUDICIAL.
Supreme Carf Richmond M Pearson, Vad.
kin. Chief Juatics. Wm H Battle, Orange
snd Mathias E Manly, of Craven, Judges;
Sm H Rogers, Wske, Allorosy General;
Hamilton C Jon... Rowaa. Reporter; bdinaad
B Freeman, Clerk f, Meets ia ths city of
Raleigh second Monday in Jen a sen year.
Ths Morgan ton term haa been discontinued
Saaerasr Csarls Jndsra Edwin G Re.de,
Person. Roosale. M S.anders, Wak Robert
R Heath. Chowan: Rota 8 French. Robeeou;
! James W Oshnrn. Mecklenburg: Georg. How
aid, Wdaon; Robert B Gikkarc, GraaviU.; Wan
M Shipp, Henderaoa.
Selintera 1st Circuit, Jees J Yeales,
Hartford; Sad. Charles C Clark, Craven; 3rd
flion H Rot-era. Wsk.. Atlorney General; 4th
Thomss Settle, Rockingham; 5th, Ralph. Bus
Ion, Cumberland; 6th. Robert F ArmKeld, Ynd-
! kia; 7th, Was P Byasm; 8th, Aagaataai 8
Memnson, Hancowib.
Csaanf Stele F B S.tterthwaile, Pitt;
Robert P Dick, Gailtoed: Dl Jan.. Galloway,
Wilkes; L Eld red p. Jufcaato; J R Hargrave.
Aaswa; Jeeaa R 8bbs, Martin.
Literary Bend. His EtrclleBcy, Goreraor
Vance Preaident Ex OJaras, Re Wm B PeH,
Wake, and Prosaaaor Riehard StrKnf .iMIferd;
Dr Was Sloaa. of Gastaa; Riebsrd H Bat I Ms,
Jr, Be.ret.ry.
Tiaae Each BumUr l-50
Bird lultriut siarorrmeafa Ilia Ksest-
I leacy, Gov Vanee, Pr.aid.nl, C OJsns, Was
Eaton. Jr. or warm, j H ruiM, or n.w
Haaover, and Moulford McGch... Richard
H Battle. Jr, Swratarr.
Csmanaaaamra m) Sinking Fund. Hoa
Dhoaas Rnffin, Alaimaae., Hoa WaMna N
Edwards, Warr.a, snd Hoa David L 8waia,
Oranf..
Th. tlniveraily of North Caroha. is at
Chapel Hill. Ilea David L Swaiwt rrtaieaat.
Rev Calvia H Wi.y i. Rap.riataBd.al of
Ih. Coromoa Sebnols of th. 8lal.
WiKie J Paliwar, A M, ia Priaeiaal of tk. N
C lastitatioa tor Use Daaf, Daaab aad Uts B lead
at Rsletfh.
Dr Edward C Fishar w BuperhataadMl of
the luamn. Aayluos.
MHFRDER1TK tTlTtS MYEaMalRn.
Lsara-rww err s-aaa-asseuv, vs.
The Mxeentite r
Horn. Jar. Divis. of Miss , President.
Hon. A. II. BTsnisas, of Ga, Vie-Pr.aiahM.
The Crnhmet:
J P RaNJaana, of La , Secretary of State.
C G MmuiKuta, of 8 C, Seo'y af Treasury.
Jas A Ssuook, of Vs., Sec'y of Wsr.
8 R MtLLoar, of Fta , Sec'y of Ihe Navy.
Hob Geo Dsvia, of N C, Aliornay General.
Johs II Rssosa, of Texas, Postaaaater Gea'ri
Jfeads . Bare.BS.
Rufus R Rhodes, Commissioner of PateaiB.
G E W Nelson. 8upl of Public Printing.
Geu Sam Cooper, Adi't and Inspector Gen.
John S Preston, Chief of Bureau of Ceaacrip-
tion-
Brig-Gen A R Lawton, Q tartsrmaatsr Uea.
S P Moore, Surgeon-General.
E W Johns, Medical Purveyor.
Nsrtk farellas ReprsMaUUeB la Cagress.
Smalt.
Wa T Dobtcu and Wa A Gasasa.
Homee ef ittpreeemtmtieem.
First District Merlin. Hertford, Gslee,
Chowan, Pcrquimsne, Faaanotank, Carriluck
Camden. Northampton, Washington, Tyrreil
and Berlie W N H Smith.
Second District Halifax, Eifgecowilia, Bsaa-
fort, Wilson, Pitt, Green, Lenoir and Hyde
R R Bridge rs
Third District Carteret. Joaea, Craven,
Onslow, Duplia, Wayae, Johnston and bajap
son J T Leach.
Fourth District New Hanover, Bruaewiek,
Columbua, Bladen, Robesnw, Cumberland Rich
nsnnd snd Harnett J C Fuk-her.
Fifth DiafricT Warren, Franklin, GrsavUle,
Wake, Orangs and Nash Josiah Turner.
Sixth District Aramsnc, Person, Caawsl,
Rnckhigham, Guilford, Slokea sad Foesytba
1 A Gilmer. . .
Sevealh Blstrtel Raadolpb, lavlsua.
Chathaai, Moore, Mjntgomery, Rtaaty aad
A nam J M Ieaeh.
Eighth District Rowan. Cabarrus, Union,
Mecklenburg, G.atoa, Lincolu, Catawba aad
Cleavrl.nd J G Ramsay.
Ninth District Ashe, AlUgkant, Wilkes,
Caldwell Alsiandet. Yadkin, Surry, Davie,
Iredell. nd Bnrae B S Gaitber.
Tenth Dtslrlcl Clay, Cherokee, Mecca,
Jackson, Msdison. Buncombe. Transylvania,
Henderson, Polk, Yancey, McDowell, Ruther
ford, Mitchell, Haywood and Watauga G W
Logsn.
CONFEDERATE STATUS COVBTS.
The District of North Csrokua is divided
into three Judicial Districts, snd the lira, aad
places of holding Ihe courts appointed by th
Judge.
Hoa. Asa Bigga, of Martin, Judge.
Geo. V.Strung.of Wayne, Diet. Attorney.
Wesley Jones, of Wake, Marshall.
The Court of the District of Albemarle is
held at Halites, on Wednesday nest after third
Moflday in May and November. Joseph Rsm.
aev, clork, Rocky Mount.
The Court for Ihe District of Paaalcoia held
st Golnsboeo' on the fourth Monday ia May and
November. William M Watson, clerk, War
rantor The Court for the District of Cape Fear ia
held at Salisbury, aha Moaday next after Ihe
foarth Monday ia May aad November. Dsa
asl Coleman, et.rk, Coacord.
E A Thompson of Charlotte, E B Borden
of Goldsboro. W 8 Msroa of Raleigh. The
W Browa, Jr.. of Wilmington, Cunieewata
ritsus CwmnMsaioaars.
Head Oaariers C 8. HIIIUrT
esuaauav, N. C , May 94th. 16A4. i
Liet ef Ofteere emd A I Inter mi the Csa
ftdrrmte atmtee JfWiUry Friweet, Smtf
asry, It. C.
Capt. G. W. Akjxaad.r, Cuasraaadaal af Past
Cspt. J. A. Fawaa, Aaa't "
Liaul. F. D. Stoefclaa, Adjotaal.
J. M. Aberaslhy, Amssuai Sargsoa
G. B. Psulsoo, Heaniul St.warsL
J.mee Martin, Bergeaal Msjor.
J. L. Lyerly. Pnana Clerk.
B. Jam. Bast, Commandant's Clerk.
PRISON GUARD.
Cape C. D. Freeman, Co A, 1 10 asss.
let LeeeB. J. L. Bktrley '
Sd " J A. Moore
Jr Sd " M. C. Dans,
Cspt. II. P. Aflea, Co B. 108 nun.
1st UmI. O. A Latham, "
d " C. H. Ssaad, "
Jr Sd " G. T. Allen, "
CsH. E D. 8aaad. Co. C, II ssaa.
1st Lt. R. H Wauiagtoa, "
Id " W.R.8aad, '
JrSd A. M. Wbttatlt.
Prieeert enheed in the C. B. MtUtmry PrUmm,
gslnlaig If. C.
Coafsdaratea acmag asH esntin.i. sf
Coart Martial, H
Yaakes a. Barter.,
Political sriacaers, 1M
rrisssvstasf War, X
Tatal.