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MONDAY, OCT,; 24, 1864.
t''eia."09
.4 . 3 "
Weekly Vyatchmap pontljr
;A&VETisifia?w Daily:
c nn
$6 "
Twoi'lars peueipf 12 line or less) for
. Weekly :
Two dollar? '-per square for the first anrf f 1
each subsequent iusertion.
"IT The Cross Mark (X) on: the;targiri
pTthis paper, when given, signifies, tfieexpi-
ratipn of the paid ternf of the stiscnber.
Renewals always acceptable. . ; - V
i All Daoers are now-pvjpiiyiea oi iue, uajsu
" '
system.
' 0 , . ,
. . . The t Wmston Ankn says it
Ipshes. to announce that a onsid,
erable number of the Home Guard,
Militia officers and Magistrates, from
the eastern part of orsy th county,
with a number of others from other!
..' v . " ' . nir fu:
counties, since the call jfor one-third
to go to Goldsboro' to defend the
State, have banded themselves to-
gether and gone in, a different direc-
on ' V
' TUeSmiinel lsoayg " that there
; . J .
tsa secret organisation among us, in
collusion with the emy, whose
members are in the confidence of
fb,e ( nemy, and are posted as to what tiight, might fire Boston in a han
.the enemy expects shortly to . do, red ' places, arid- wrap it in fiaies
and they don't intend to fight for .
" . , . , j
tiie lioerty ana inuepenuence vyuv
South.
FROM THE FRONT.
liie enemy maae some aemonstra-
tipn on ourjextreme right yesterday
morning, with- cavalry and infantry,
as tnougn inienqmg to lnae an a.
tackbut n the end it amounted. to
nothing,, and soon died-away. The
enemy has been quite active at tins
point for two or three days, "afd a,h
advance has been anticipated, .but it
has hot yet come. . It may be made
on any day, and t may hot be made
for 6e veral weeks. " ,
We begin somewhat tp doubt
whether Grran.t will make any serir
OU8 movement anterior to the Presi
dential.' election next-month. The
success of his master hangs upon too
slender a -thread to be risked upon
an pneertaiuty, aiid.rant, if the,is a
i headstrong batcher, is too sagacious,
we take it, not to be conscious of a
great, uncertainty .of success in ,any
, attempt Iiq uy make to capture
.Petersburg and Richmond. The
visitof the Yankee Secretary of War,
; and .several' oher 'dignitaries of the
Government to Citj- Point, is, ornin
ons of sorrfething. It may mean ini
taediate battle, "or ihdenuite. quiet.
3ut there ig some Iiiddeu object in it.
we nave miormation that a corir-.
siderable force of. Yankees has ruuv
ed to Cit Point and tjienee, else
where, -within the last day or two.
The object of this movement is be
Jieve, to be jell known at head
quarters, and proper steps have been,
or will be, taken to meet it.
W6 'hear, some vague reprfs of 'a
cavalry raid towards the Seaboard
and Roanoke railroad, the truth of
which we cannot ascertain. -
Several shells were, thro wq into
the city, night before 1'asC , -
Yesterday was marked by the
usual quiet along the greater portion
of the lines. Artillery, and we may
-also add picket, firing is dispensed
with, during the day, but commenc
es at nightfall, and is generally kepH
u uuiu uayngnc jfeL Jixprsss.
Lieut. Gen. R. H. AndA-koi
toon napmunAntu .v.' ? . . j'
, There.are nd sins as' vetSof-nr:
"J - .: . TOTi
paratmnsonthean ;Mpeiy
to go into winter Quarteiftia nri
f'y.ftr confidently expects
iSJWpreseftt fides. -We
r.tliathwilLUedU
m anv finch o;
neor more ofonr beavy iuns on
any ana.ia8tuiguwi-y.TTw
tormea wnnt oujeci is uc gumuu
thereby. Pet. Ex. Oct. 20M. :
' . . v ,r"Tr 71 r in tliUvarafives the following re
' 3 Dtoto of tt. ;1 Utir 4 bve been e-vnU
Sheridan reporf? O GMIi; Encircle onr State,; if
mo vinsr dowji the yallefv tct. Wood-1
StocK, ire nas unrueu 'ovey.iwu
gaod barnafilied' ith' ; Wheatimy.
anu iarinni impmeqt iv
seventy mills filled with -Joiir and
wheats' Tliis wafe done by order of
Grant himself; eommandef bf aj,l the
Y ankee armies. ius quij vijc
,f?r. tn'nor'r nf t lift V Orei tlO"
VUliiuu " fc" . , - ; ;
s'trpy every thip in the . feUef that
wiU snstain Hfe. Xae fell wpr U
still eoiugon . Nw, - it s an idle
Vfa9e ol woras.ip Mttuuuuw vimbo.vj,'
of wa ' We hayevSimpIy !tfrrd
lit as practice mrtUer and ask pur
selves hoW it is to e ' metl' There
ne' effeQtfjat'w-ay, ahd ' only ' ojie.
rjm't Wfi kuow of. to arrest and" uce-
- vr ;eVerv other soft of
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atrocity and that is to bnrn one ot
the chief cipsaof;' theenemRsay
Boston. phuadlVphia or Cincinnati,
i; .
a8 warh1n- ofUwhat may be done
n(j wjU;b'eu qe th'di' if tKe'pilr .
sent system &vV?T on tli part of tiie
enemy is continued. If we are mkp
ed how such a thing cad .be don
we answer, nothing would be easier,
A million of !dolJ8 w6uld lay the
pt.oudest city of the enemy in ashes.
The men to execute, the work are al
ready there. There would . be no
difficulty in finding there, or here,
in -Oatrnda, Buyable fiertons to
take charge ot the enterprise and ar-
range itetaiSi Twenty men, with
plans all preconcerted, and means
provided, selecting some dry, windy
ro" nue;Hru
retaliate on Jichmana, Qhiesion,
.j Let them.do so if tue dare.
It is a irame at which we can beait
Uiem. iew iorK is worm iwenry
Richraoud8. Tney have a. dozen
towns to our one, and in tlieir towns
ic fdrttrl notSrlv ull ' thi! uradllli
ult wonId beimmoral and barbarous?
It is n6t immoral and barbarous to
defend yourself by any'meafis, or
with any weapon the ' eneuiy may
employ for yoir destruction. They
chose to 'su bit itnte "the torch for the
sword. Ve ma so U6e their own
weapon as f 6 make them repent, lit
erally in 6ack-clotn and ashes, that
the v ever adopted it. If the5 Exec-
utive is not ready for this, we com-
mend tle matter to the secret deli b
erations ot the Oougress flbou to
meet. Jpicht. ?.
TIIE YEAR'S WORg.
. The' Aqgusia Chronicle and Sei:
tinel, referring to' the near approach
of the time "Vuen .Wi liter will lay
his bennmbjng hand upon the ar
mies df "both belligerents,'1 says
kThe cjoae of the campaign witness-,
es the Southern armies more pow
erful . and defiant, than at Jta com 1
mencement,. and the outhe,rn , jeo
pie more united and determined, if
possi ble, than at any former period
8i.ce the .beginnn of the r war.V
Ile.ferring to the results of the cam
paigriur coutempory remarks that,
Vinatead of narrowing the; limits of
the rebellion by this year's 9pera:
tions,: they have ; beh extelidedi
The .tmray have 41areV..lkie1i.; to
subdue than they had at the cotrj
iiencement of .tire', campaign.. Ar
ktinsas and Westerii llbuisiana fia
jeeu wrested from
o be reconquered. Mio rebeilioS
has" brokeu out afreBh inMourii,
and the invincible ' ancf nucinQuerr
able Prjpe, .disputes its, possession
with Rosencrana and hfi Dutch mili
tia. Oar armv arthis' hjoment re-
. . . .. 'J'. s '..v.'i.i. J : I :
and threatensjopef the Federals
from Atlanta with a fair prospect of
8nce8;icnpVd-- fa not taken,
jidr iikmyto be taken.: ThejaraHant
lout u et 8ii2:ntes5 , iaea or aereat."
Cure for (JhAV& M&FlTtifo
green
I
Maii wnii any Kina.or prp(
,njivn jlqh . ieei r tne emu coming
on-drihlvf it-lie In a;wariii'1jed selftS
alionrr.aU msiil. fliis will prQ:
oCcupiesNtherhW
mr.. tanked oiit'of itb felie
1 and clonotia aririv' rf Viforitim in. :
IhjN its'grpat leader VitU un-
ijeiqiug, vaior ana siu aoorunes.
sage aqa express a wineglass
lalf full of inice, fill the reinainin
t spfnts
(jouutv (JNew xorK) urnon, wih uh
iijeen makingcaicniatiuns reianve ro
tiie number of men killed thns far
tUrMi4ad4iewrdid i ona
ed in coffins and corded, riiey would
count thiftyriiite thousand "cords.
If laj(J, jn . a, vyail erty five I'eet
thi6k and tln'rty feet hidi; it would
foer alriite and a quarte.r in
leilsrth If ffive feet thick ajtfi
ten
feet lifittlie pile'" wbnld reajh -'ai
c'ro8Vtneate:' If pjlei' hp in. a ten
icre"lot, Jhey wonfabe nearly two
1inh'dree1jigfK "p
ph ttXo ground, th ej would cver e
efy fooj 'Sf soil . in Jefferson QOity.
geyen ty v e t ho usan d t o n s of h lit i) a n
blood iiaxe l.een spillod .in , pixe'.
Soilreuongh to turn every spjndU-
m Lowell, and it th.e tears wore ad;
ded to the floojil, it would . turn (t.he
nachinery of the coutiiMiiiti and Uie
unavailing 8iths! would fill 'every
ocean sail;' The one-half 1 1 as irtot
yet been -told.' The millions of woun
ded and maimed for'lifo must be la
kep in fo4 account in summing up the
grand total of evils incident to this
blood v" ahd' tkrtatiCaf wah"
The following are, the losses f the;
negro reiirtents iu the assault on
23d reginrent, cwiord
15 officers and W Men krl!ed.
wounded and missintr.' 28 1 h regi
ment, colored -ll officer and 150
pi-en Kiiitu?iwouiiueu anu ,.?'! as,;g
31st regiment, coh)red-;7 ofUcers
krifd 200 ihefn killed, wounded nd
6 officers and a large' number )f meji
killed, wounded and missing. . 39;h
regiinelit ""cohifed -several officers
and 25Q ,men killed Wounded and
missing. Hew York Paper.
' . SHERMAN'S REPORT.
-The Report of Gen. Sherman of
.the operation's which culminated1 in
the.fal ot .Atlanta will Cje read vyitj
interest, especially by military men.
Ho w lie ?garn ed A 1 1 an ta, an J wi t
what foice, Siiefmaii here' tells, witi
more or lessot nistoncvverity. How
he lost-it,vhe hUR yet to'tell, ' andiiia1
Raport sli i o ujd Jiaye igbWJ u ded w i 1 1
thefoot-note;, of -. t(ie serais tp he
iontinuedv" Abe reader will hardly
overlook the pruot prferm.n furnrah
es in at ua uttered a talseiiooa wtieii
he told General Had in' b hick land
wliite, that the shelV and shot that
reached AtiiVita vvere . accidental,
and the resu.lt of bad mack manh
of his cannoneers. If h now contest
es Vl ordered cIowtV frpm' Chattanoo
ga four 4- :inch -lifted gius, to try
their effect. - ; jkhese 'arrived on tiie
10th i and were put to rWork niht
an uay,, anu am exeeuon on tiie
f ity, causing ft-equentifires, and ex
piring confiisioh:" Lmrsnt itfaaiVl
.buwuiu nave gwa memories. taiier-
rnian evidently r had hrgottenr .whjen
up peuueu uiese womsr wiiat iie Itiia
!4 t0 GeoHbbd.;'
YELLOW FEVER AV NEWBERN
4Ve are indebted, to an sUemeo
toraiie flowing list Ohtitrpe.
he.rp who have died, with' lofVve
aa far as: can be ascertained,' to Oct. lothj
164. TheiendtW;fu L
is in a positwo to krow X
who
I gtfi1 uufio fever as far as
PJ. I ay lor, Mrs Sarah Q.ii rk; ChasHawr
kins, George -En trick,. VVm'B Oowerirng
atd chilk, Mrs Bradford Oallin. Ja.s Hnt',
ins, Capt P Ml, Mrs Hysn, Mis Aub
Wallace, Mrs Wrri Hutchirts, Mrs'&SHn'
w uua,oiy4atthe.w,lMarshaJJf; Roht Harvey,
JB Oxly, Mrs 'fJohu Gaskiil. Jss Ara-i
UaW? Stephen Serraond; "Mrs Robert
er;Vohn Rvbefts, M Juhn1
iraigg, Miss Salhe Uaryks Elizab-th
Dunq .EJward HurU, rRotrts, (Hail
tnaker) Mrs E Hurtt, Mrs N Hurtt. Mrs
M E Wallace, Mrs' Ba Witliii,?lW
aaraes.W'oBryan,, Mrs 4esse.Oowlin M7&
P Hall, ! FiSher' Mrs M W-ii&.ani
qaugnier &tSsa'n.Xieorge; Milfer, Mfs'Stisan
no JrK Miss Fannie
gurtt John .Jonnes,;AtrA Faruhard;
Miss AftAdia Carey; Misa Ann Shinrv WiJ
Sron, ;MiJ Roberts "Mis Poll Lan-I
uo,ui jones, Mrs JX$W Mrs Morsel
Bfrs Allen, mrfegrge Alieaohn
qumrauiffs, Wru Hutchi&r M-Ptal-u
, Alonzo Green, Mrs GoSlithMiss
Jane H-- lite. " A 1 -uii ss- rWi ;
i C . . ' .'vnyunnt or.'Hlw .IMC
Lewis
Lawrence
'Thebov lUi'arll 'wmte persons ex
cept thfi last two names.' A good many
ol hers have died but we have not yet. as
certained the- names, date, fec. ;
" Cogl dA for' ffioilnds hn ."Assistant.
SurgWJiatl
wovmds in an inflnrhed jvtate, coal oil is m
a upparatingtrfte-!t;di' flies, expels
vermin;Wein!thiwouiid? and jxroniotd
a healthy granulation. Be slates that he
has sen two patients "whose wounds have
benrt dressed with, it aslttfp rwHirv ' he was
through vit h lite third. If it serves to
keep awav flios, it will add materially to
th? comfort uf the woutided as well as their
: A tipndon professor If ctureds recently
i;o a.du I trarioriH; of fK?d . He handed
around coffee, which was pronounced ex '
Qellent, then told the audience that tby
had; beeu rega.M with a mixture of hih
lock's blood, ch:ckory, sheep's liverf dijed
; ' . ' :
and. old coffee grouts... gave them jor-
vr, tpo, maae at spjmts ot. vinet,gumara-
biandhurut,siigar,i4' -
. COSCBIPTrqjFFICE,' "i
RALEron, C., Oct. loth, 1864. J
Circular No. 53 ! .ri -.-rv . '.' ;
I. The iinmhate attentidn; ofirolljno:
Ofncers-is called Uo-jGrrterftl Orders N,o, 77,
Adintaot and Jnspec,ton:ftural's Office, cui-
rent. series, wjych, guperceJ(B$ ueneral .UfCers
to etnferace ' only such ;as are' employed tohj
Goveriihieuc worki, -c ' ' ? t h
Railroads are not considered as- Grovern-.
ment institutions.
II. It is further directed that patties In the
employ of rnanufacturingt esUbllsJirnejlts, en
gaged. jrijHjn contracts with the Confeiler'
ate an3 State Givef nme.n shall not be mo-
lestea. 4 .. . .. , , -
: III! It ii unnecessary to"'reheat' to rEnf6ll-
ingiOffieers the arnes injnnfetion tou carry
out the, provisions pi' ' this rdef with theJmH
tifmg energy whic its HrrtanCp QmaAas.
By orqer pi ilajpr J, i McJbAN, . r
Act'g Commandant Oonscripfs N. Q.'
' 'e. x Hardin,
. Adjutant
APJ!T & IFR GENaOPFICB, 2
Richmond, Va.,' Oct. 8, l6
fGENKRAt Orders. No. 77.1 ,
The tollo.vyin wili supei-cede General Ur-
uers no. i present series, w niuu ar uci c-
by revoked. i -f ti C . -
I. AJHeMsheret6fV- i'ahtedr" undeij
ofit ween the" acres' of 1 amd 45 years;'. ars
tj?ether 'yvith' mcy$il$
by .xtefemWAW
.v$M pipxleil
lastuctioa aapprpately assigned arA0
the i ar mies2forecvicftx!f half
tailedand now acaflyn
meehanics - cper
thttee detailed atfd ripw edpjsvl in thnai
nfacttir 'fktoeig of indis
tfehlffe'SatoeWfeli 5 and navy!
will ,he.itmuMISd5fBtprt frit! nir6t
grailyjlrmediatf 1 Qrvvart3 ;to the
nals.eryr' rr y'tiates,
:Ji qCiJiJ empioynieht
UL,thsjai( jtingineach .case.of a
persorjt .betyteeii -t and 45 years, those who
are experts and absolutely incUspeosable to
tehi " JVy and all -detailed employ-
es;wnoHrt?'OetvfeeTt tile ages Of 18 anil 45
it)t;aciertified vl-be Ibrthwitfi as-
si'giied ,16 the arhiy..VA' dupcate,o
)ist; 'nh it she saiiie ; time be ' furnished to
. tjie. Adjutant ar)d Iijspktpr' General for the
' actioo of thlBeCreiairv of War. ' ' ' I
. xii. ah parsons caiien out by these oraers
y hp claim i exemption pn,acpounl of, physical
aisaouity, will be exammed, by select Medv
cal Boards at the CamDS.Qf .Instruction.
IV. A men .found fk for light dutv. and
who, are unaligned, will '&t once reDort to
the camps' )'f instruction, imder the penalty of
uciug iiwuu assrgueu 10 tna active lorces.
By ordrf 'S, COOPER, A. & 1 Gi
OBT PRANK. I. MT.IUI0N
r -- ' - 'ii - v . v' .
heard from reliable sources, aftd will, be printed
r t . . . . -
on nne 'wnner pape$r. . ' .i. . . .(. --..'.j
tome of the contents are. Nassau as it was,
and yi it h ; Population ; White Fo4ks Col
ored Pujpulntiwi Soil ; Paddocts; Stock j 4o;r;
-Chicken Cocks:;! Lving at Qrautuie Gov
ernment : S h i p p i u i S1 ttill a : , ,M
Shrks; and other ocean -products ;Thd Par'
ion oa Sea-si ckwess, ..r.-.-i..
' :,eeiit free ef . postage for $3 a copy y fi
wore copies lo tnie - address $2 50: per copy.
Send orders? to ivn-ivli;..t;, .
. - FRANK I. WILSON. f
A-Aii" SI -wpeis; wagpn wneeis,
I ieei ni aiatifeieti awed tire iron dtie incfc
luica, gooa tidbs-axW aftd tbn&ij UtfJ2kr-L
Wrale. Tfre lirfr wf miteiikJl. na J-
Ahd; 'aand-car rail-way, with bolts and fi
lures. toriiiilirnik aWj .AW k..i . , 5k. . - '
a woaw- tike to hire fdrV next yeafr 4 or 5
r uuo caul . , ,
official.:
, It is directed by fthe PepattpeW'that -the,
Xftfzan "Mechanics' atfd -fjeiontf ' Icfeh'r;
ti&c skilf inf Fara?raph li shall t.'cnstrue&
. I . fk T CI : 1 l' .-.,th .'1
the .bands hf tbe printer an A will bie ready soon' Tc loth) tg, , English
!' emDraces ' wnat: tha mnlc.r ,Whnr -,bi nnol- v ..
.1 ICifliX
ROANTON, ()C. 18, 1864
Gbn?ral Orders.
r. : .. .. - .
I. EN R0XMNG offipe rs of counties W
of 'Roekinghiii; .;-Gtfil-d-- MontgrfiS,
and Richmond, will rdpr ih deioiWd bien veil
ar'made liable lo service in lhve field K,- ,l
GenerarRppc9,,-'la.asfeinbrejis.i
rson wirt proceed meif$g$W tfie scWadis fr,,i-
Ihei" several cnnntiesrtoGreeireborb, N.C ii
ih SSthliwiant. wbVrK thewlli report is'S
neport as wwiitfe' flfjsacUcaiblafc-.teV.- p i
? II. 1 Officer rT HriGtlrd (WrHcW
fenee" will assist the Enrijino' Offlieefs1'-
gainennff ine oeLaiiea nin as required above
by ootif ing; .PfrhyAnt a Speiso to repair to the
place of rendezvous at' the proper lime, m rea.
diaess to leavfr jofe.lfei iy of NofthernV;,.
gitria, and . will if necessary , ride incessajnly
.f ill. Byysrti of 8poial OlideM N.8s'
neau ,wuarter8 neseryest, vMaa Special
Offers' NoflS7r 'ietrNMrKe m?k
Divuru.Jin QiNUIIiaiiu'iu ' uuih i II CBCf VeS4 8q
Guari forJHome Pefene" of .ibfj cpoati4
to w htch; t h e Ofder above 'a pplie's.' and C he oJS,
cers who'are 'hefehy charj?d wiih BesIwiH
J ! t i I i ' " .i .
V -iV;-;- ?Sti6uli n iK cjahtyiKnronnarOfficerb
iabthifBU)r2
. ..By comnjand of-vtm'r '
N O. VISITORS yfeder tit
, , ;fVljIitaSYtSQ
the a
v t- i s. ,
" large amount bf Aod, VfiUtVdinsr. for
which a Jibn'ral ;'Rri.ce' wilf 'be paid. ' The Wood
road. If oa ihe Western' road ho obieetion
.will bniab: a8ltgi the dahcefotn. vifiplace.
parties, ,ha?hig Jand, .tjti', clear on this 'ratroad
Wilt be cnt f'alnd &mWtM'i&. "t; wiR iSo
piVrch?aW.off tTa1lreU
Contracts will be gven to furnish WooScor-
ded in the wood oridelivened at this Post. Ap
ly to l y tJMU, GOOD MAN;
S StateavtlleN. ipt 29thvJ1864.
M The Directorg ofstthia ConjphnyJiavadeclaj:.
Btoek. of .the 1st Section payable, orf tihe'' 15ih i
MeOfihpyA ; 3tokk .
holdarpiin ilcedeirvtill ,perpjdat ilhi'wfl';;
Slthri!4ori Tn f.t urh . arillv fc nirt Kv, If .'
IIORSL
S'ATtlAliol
iloise. in vtf.T
fdytrii'ymrlC.-?-
1
oct 3
;. Iaspectass Qfflee Tth and 8th on. Dls. ?
SALISpiTRYVK..,OctV2ist;i8e4 s
SPECIAL Ob titfk& i i
' ' No. 1. '4 j."--
4 LL persons bel Wyen'Hhe'irge of t7 kU
years, not-ih-tfie rrtjy'of the Govn '
eijnraent or f xeajpt tUndr ihe:law, whp have,
..been df etailed, -vrt slmyrappjiieatior.s for. dfttai!.
'pending, wi!eWrtmfediatjly 'to the Enroll-
iug uiui'ci ui ineir reHpeciive Ounues wnw,
vsriir forward thetn toJCdmp Rtotes 'a Gfe'eTis
bofo' , wilhout refereoc ttiiGeri Martin' -Qrt
Strict compliance. witV .thU order k enjein
ed, which must be executed, as speedily
possibles r:'-!. "-J ' u'ri'-u'-: 1
. By order of ,r-r ! ; -
ii.is,-., , i; t j. n;prior,
Inspector 7th,&.8Ui Con. Pis.
m: - "r ' ' : v' v;'1 .
lr. CarTottciJjaity'Time-'aa lfja1ly Bulle
inWiy eopy-three times. ' ; -ri lfjs
'Ht-'-5r .fi rti
UBLia AUCTION-I ;will Beirat pnjblic
X, : auction on the 3d oT, November 1864, toy
e'h tirlf sfc; ccinsistSng l M ' Try i; Goodsr tnVee
iiigr omw ases inree small no., a- ioi-
mei-sra iot' if .Sheting,
Crane, f Trunks, Wriling
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