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I Important Trearr ClruUr. vvennblisb below an hxportant circular from ifr. Jona j m.i. n a ' rnAS Wobth, Public Treasurers aonn varouna, aa.irrst e . to the Sheriffs and Tax Collector, and we may add, high ly iLteresting to the Tax Payers. The ciroalar will explain itself TEBAft-KSa'S Ofttci, I FetHgh. N. C. Jane 13. 183. f -r- Fhrri3 cd Tax Selectors of JS or th-Carolina : n-dsr the act of the C ntederate Congress of the 23d From the BanU villa Coniederata. Spirit of a Freeman under Yankee Wrongs. In Decemher last, we received a letter from our old friend and patroa, Mr. Isaac Winston, of Franklin county, Ala., breathing so much of tha love of consti tutional liberty and self-sacrificing devotion of the true patriot, that we intended, then, to publish extracts from it, bad it .not been mislaid. Haying recovered it, we will now fulfil our intention, since such patriotism loses not its virtue by lapse of time, but will fall like refresh infr dews upon patriotic souls at alf times and ever. i l m-l. i I - r . . .. " i woere. i uuugu me ircsis oi seventy oca winters have t : A r Vv-i-v L J 1 t m . - . - . .. r f f . a rM a-uch itst, re'fttig to U luiidJCR or iiKaeraie Arp&enry 'ao'a, t.Vse fua.iable w'.e are liividfd into three Classen i .h h d itcd uiinr to X'cccmber 1st. 1862. ih -e dated between lt December, 1M2. and 6tb j whitened the Lead, they have fa.Ied to freeze the heart j. i noee caieu f'Q "J ni-t-'f nu Jin., iruj. Ti e first clra is ?cnJf'le in 7 per cent, bords until tha lit Angt.i no.', after whieb they ere not fniidabl" at all. The second cia sr slo fundable in 1 per cent bonds until th' tt August next, titer waich they are fundable in i vr ct-n'' iht timd ca5 are fnrd.'ibte for one veer frcra the fiet Jay o! i"ue month printed in red itk across the fce of them j i -j j i tr , t.;,. Pcius; alter which tLey are fundable in 4 j of our father's friend. The fire of ambition mav be ft. tingnished, but the fire of patriotism burns as bright as ever. We trust he will excuse ua for the liberty we take, in publibbing the extracts, as a worthy example of .hatred of oppression and patient endurance of wrongs, for the pake of the liberty and independence of his country. Speaking of Yankee depredations in 1862, j fie skjs : "ihe i h of the Cofc-d-ate fro7?rmBt Is pledged for i , "The extDl cf damages never can be koown. :-.. a'tia-a e LPtromto. a I of these feme, and ail of them i Ih:y took a,l of my negroes jQ except one an old ie n-ce:vaoii' ia pa?i-'-u-- x ana oiuer uoca so me 'ei.uw cc years Oia. 15 ut mv camacre driver sr.d hrrfv eer-,a it for thirty years, after getting to Tcsaambik, WL-nt to the Fidtral Geral, ai,d informed hn that - 1 - 1 1 in iix or ferea buihela per acre tfce oats perhaps ten : aoauggregateoftwoanda halfmiUioiw of bushels of wheat, and seven millions of oats. Of the Georgia wheat crep the army will probably require six hundred thousand bushels, while four hundred thousand will be saved for seed. The remainder, one and a half millions, will yield three hucdrtd thousand barrels of flour, or Marly half a barrel for each white person about half the usual consamption. Of corn there must be nearlv five millions of norea cultivated, which is hoped to yield forty millions of Yery warmly, and expressed great satisfaction at the J a great cumber of them. This report need, enrflrm arrival of an Epgliibmau in his camp. , tion. and we give it for what U is worth Jez:oranski is a hiUe man, with remarkably penetra- , m nn - pusbela. 1 he peas may be put at ten or twelve mil- I At earliest dawn the whole camp was afoot, and I ling ejss, bat otherwise unremarkable feature?, and aoea doi present, oy any means, a military app-arance. That he possesses the talents of good gentrals'uip is quite undispcted, and the manner in which he handled bis troops on the occasion of the fibt on the 1st, won him the warmest approbation of the Austrian officers who were watching their frontier. J be character of the insurgents is thus sketched u J r it T ! t 1 it.-- rhrniii. ;t nt nr t:ni ". ;.:e tL?- rfi ct '"oni4rtM r.af?ed, tb"1 vast amount ' f':rr-;.cv in ri r ?; hid cheapBtd its va!ce, atid i be 'sr'u T whi..-U were u:.a7C.d.-ib!9t wtro Lkely to ro:ui-r,3 depreciation. : i,- j ul :." oi' tootri 69 to tcedy thi p7eseut and pro-a- c.ve tv.l, tcerii-i t Lave lei r, to diiuiclsh tie aaouct of ..:f .; i.;k ii. a; i ih-; ! 1 t:i- t't He;t ibi t d wert: 1 -r.. .-Vi,-. !-.- tw. i it atd WCB i - izvts. D xt, t.y a i u l:r. ve a 1 ! v;- . ): Is siu t :H ii - si'if-st : uud si tiii, I .-; i; iLc 1-k ;.: i oi !. ..;.t f. -: fl r.:i : t 4 !'.. e- t r iu art' t-i', - v.' :!i-y w :j .k v.si l-y a iajt iii kic;d. i L : t u of :;ij;.i, ixtili a v;t-.v, as I pfe-oiii e. ' j ri) i ji' i. t- ;;, c r.y'.'i. i : (Li vu wi .f OiUi'ia-, eL-J S-Tff't i; r ifM .ij3-j.--.it i'.v iy pss k-u ar-t pro.i . t, I'n! '.a-o tl:j i k i - i o ci i-t! h t-r.o''jd i rcil.vd a ci lii -t-? rc-ct'oih-. . ti e t-s.:ea m :h- vPicm f ho tar 1 know a'i'l n- tie wo-a;u rather cat bLs, end all of hi families tnroats tn.ij to be.oiced to leave bis mnstt-r uim a pass to corne 'J lions -and there are perhaps fifty thousand, or more, acres in potatoes, ground peas and sugar cane, to add to the store of food. Btsides. a half million acres in cotton, manured and cultivated as well as possible, may yield two hundred thousand bags, and tell for forty millions of dollars. Uenrgia wiil slaughter, tLo coming winter nearly a million aDd a half of hog, which, from this till killing time, may consume eighteen millions of bushels of corn and peas part of it old crorj and vkld two huodred and forty millions of pounds of poik a full meat Eup- j proceeded to inspect the general appearance of the troops. Each man is armed with a first rate Mioie rifle and bajonet, and many have pistols in addition. They have besides a good sised knapsack for carrying a few necessaries, and several companies present a very military appearance. On their Cap3 and cartouche boxes the Polish white tagla is conspicuous, and each true patriot feels intense pride in eteicg their own sup planting the hated Russian eagle. Even a stranger can hardly regard the enthusiasm unmoved, especially when i he reflects what would be the condition of these youne unti! the crop ol of corn acd peas. will supply the mules ard Lorsvs for a vear. and two or brousht together ten riav ficcp. a wnrftprfnl nmrmnt -u:. 4. n-i i4V,!,l ---ni .. . ,.. . . . . . J Ju w icac uis uuisitr. i aey eave j innnuua uiore win seep ice Bneep. vji came, oi jot order already reigns, bom?, which ha did with his fami- j all kind, thaie tre nearly one million in the State ; The organic .tion of '.'-.-ts.) had thtra by Tie 1st o' ti.i it r? dil? a I'bera! 1,-ite of --it. t'.rt oj c'an. ry ilia t?t day i a fc-5;vr th'6 t, m't-rift t,ai bt i (5.:: ! f-t the ii'uj thep ci : i t e r-- 'J . tb oH 'i -ai to 'm ard V e f-ar cf loss tLe Tarioua departments is very i j ux uu. i f:ey sent o4 ot mv uc ernes, 'Z3 borses : e.cni Lundred tooimua at the least but these uua lv comn'p'p. Turn tTrorionr tn.m f.ain, aZ. i uaG n$t asd 4 v.ocor.f; u-ok atK-at 300 bale? cf my ; consume little srrain. aDd are not a source of much tacbmeut into the fi-ld, orf cf whom Trotzwski made cotter;; and dutroytd my crop, etotk, too'a, fowls, etc. ! prt St. TLis should ba changed the cattie should be the campaign in 1631, ard since then served for 16 . wnat 5Lf 7 to-k ai J ur tr.'fties- burnt, I lost about j mucL better ftd and a great many more of them killed vars in Algiers, afier which he was attached to the i.ui.i, La.rP. jrcy i.av- iuueu my hod, trnd took the i antu.ly. It two hnuired and fif-y thousand trrown I French armv thronah the i:rim?an ani TtiJn wars Tk 7 30 ok 2 CxjiTt ma m-w. Trnf $100 CoNrKDEKATB Trkasuay Notks. The informa tion contained in the following communication from the Treasury Department, will be' found interesting and important, and ought to give currency, at par and iu terest, and render bankable, at same rate, tha 7 30 or 2 cents fer diem interest-bearing $100 Confederate Treasury Notes : R:nna4.i,-i Jan . 18S3- t R. Teadon, Esq., Char lesion, S. O: Jab tria :Tt quei'foB proposed in year latter of ! ,cl " t0 tk ahowance of tha interact, in arrear, o the 7 30 Ireaanry Notei, In paytcent cf publie duea, ha neter before been abmitttd. By thl tetma of tha Act ot Aprr 17th, l62, ih Kte bear an interest of two can'a per day on each bar dred d)iars. .u1 &! net mm Am i clared t be receivable in payment of all public daea. ex cept the export daty on cotton. The 1-gal effeots of the worda Uro cr.iaper day," is tr make the interett a daily accruing debt, .nd, bcfl this if followed by a direction, ihit the Notea are to be received for public ones, ic items to be a necessary legal coDClna.cn ibnt the acoroed interest suit attend the principal ia iu cCice of payicg tbs public dnes. I am of opinion, therefore, thit the interett accrued, at the date of any payment t the public, should be allowed, fcbeDever the 7 30 Notea ar received fur a public due The Note3. if retained by the holder, receive paymeat ot Interest, annually, ob 1st J senary. Very lespecUully, C. O. MEMM1NGE1, Secretary of Treasury. rsamgaca (.' V'. I t t.' i:vt tr u ivjvs. r' du d.:iryol tLe cuirec;- r y t" fs:c. i:, i -,m pr-r Lnr-n- b,"nrj ' V," trcops f m n ttey go into -r '.8' L v s prc-.erty, ctrejicg c-very- , came were knli etch year, their C.sh would ie d an j Two military chaplains perform crass before battle, and ! v.4,- v.i.j v t gui oar ioiJep.:i.aer..ci, ctiuu liUintivr o: .opie, t7nf meir macs woua icrnv-u rat?mg t re cross, lead ire troops etr.aioty ciu.l a.i luso cu oi our o;.Lrtr. ; ?ehr!? enooth scoes fur fee whole Dooulaticn rf ts i ant inn. Fiw mnnr. ! U;U h b-ttr in h.:n to huve iemaizjed with '. btaie : eni this is a viia?lv imoortaol matte p. Ptirrrs- Sin tht ram. rrrt 1'. T'.iT. .,...'.'! 1, , V.. 44,- . 4( i - ! . -. -. .1 I., 4 . 4 - - . . ! . 1:1 . .11 i ,1. f' 1 ,' . " - i- vvvu-u u. tA-itt.r i-r iijc- eurin to ui.u p.-i! ci, titRsnrc ytur caiu uae gwu, ihu to nan feacn oroer where you c-xp i iLt'ta wt!i, o: mry w:t iteJ you. & laruiba leather f.;r ait. ; it was a v?v strikic!'1 si 1 T . T k ..It , . . :ici, or ever nlara to n is ai?o stated '.Lar ti;e uovLrnmcnt, taking time by i t rout Tetmec. j A corrfspont!ect of the Savannah Republican 6ndi tne following iiom Shf llbyville, June 5 n : DuriDg the past week, vo little mai csivrirg has beei m AlOftk Mttiso KEiaiakii.-ifce 'ew Yo.k lltfald, referring to the raising of erg regi meets tays : We are glad to perceire tbt Governor Todd, of Obi, and Governor Andrew of Mawacbnuette. e,0d other in dividuals are exerting themselves to raias negro troops, to fill the places of the white men who are now re urn jng home from the Sou'h, after two years hard fihttog. The universal freedem of the nero race is declared to be the main o j.-et of the wa-. It is but meet and right that the free neg roc a should lend a band in auch a work. I he blood of the white men have been abed very copi ous'y in the cause of th? negroes. It thi Derots now bleed a little, if only for sake ot variety. It is rery hard to Catch them, but lr-t them hA hrnnht ervAoil Am tne constraint of the conscription act, end we h tll soon have an ebony army to march Southward. . We shall thus get rid ot the bUka &Ld their pl-cca will be eup plitd by the Btordy, aL1j moie intelligent lib ner of bealtby Ir'bb and German em irran'e v bo wib become good citiBons in fl?e years. wt hve no need of ne groes at the North. Let the who'e race sent South, and let some thousands of men whites of the s;amptf Theodore Tillon go with them to take command ot thu fellows who will not fight, they will dj well enough to run away ; bat we hope t.Vy will r e caught by tbs eoemy, and never exchanged. 1 be country will have a good riddance of them. Now ibat the"bynnie blue crfss" is oor emblerr, ft is expected an order will be Issued in Wi-shinRton, dV clarmg it mason to sit crcsitvped. doubt tbeU- dies of Baltimore have ban akeudy d.prmd of tteir acltisors. t'wp. I o; o t r, b.4.i cfrowc.tr, ai d a cLunk of lice to b- thrown i: it, t .an to t u7 i renii-fn-d vith t tel Narwff. kteouudwiDline KU,ui- . wuitnuiug lorcts. i.aai- ww iac.cw.tte El Oj?etLer voa sre Derfc-Iv astomshed D.e 1 ttL.i8 n neavy columns upon aicuiob- rd to tbo C.ed Cit i(HJ ! ' " . , "ft . j ...jQ w4iii.ij 1 UUIU IUS wh:nh we wi.i never d'. ; no. J-AAC WIX.SiON t I t .vs !-. e i f. t' Sv.a'e : . it - 1 e . X . re u Mi d i.'j-it t,.c ( ir. t.;- h h:ii.f whi; h r rf fV.i t'.ft invest- .giO.-3-.TS and speculators . ..!. . 1 re for. 1, ok, will supply ilie wants of the trnsy imnse jdi -.te.'y that crops are gaihtred. Until their want? ate ! suppl.od, t;.; con-p'roducinsr pce-f Ie must wait ; theGcv- ! ui id ot the tnt my. J ri;ra this pogkiun re feil b&ck or gj.and received a s iuctiun8 to test the prcseuc tiot ot the uSair. - made at olc?, utu the vir.if supply msv be col- : fml on tie he ds oi the assent Wed i hvoui?. it srni.d to , , , r P.lu.h .a tic C.r r ..; X...A i UcUA U twn ft hflif f.P t!:rP mnrst;.',; erKinV, .p thot ,o,.,,l t l,a .,(. v.,,.,!,.-.? . h V,r Da - W 4 DCtQ UpOD left Wt erUS Oa.eill 10.- 1 from a. Snfhwr. c-tr,-,. i ' v.r;,,. .i.-i .t1.!,,!,,. ! th peculates ard all other outsiders m,iv fi-.ht ir. ,:t ! thr-m. th f irT-st t.hri,n tht nr mil nmt PtrP o "Peislin Hardee in devtioping the pUna ot : t-it;aitui witi not enow iteii to oy icrcatalied -v tin- en-.! iirss for men seen as thev looked to bj about, but their !nnv 'I Ii.-. nr...i .... i t 1 .1. 4 . - . . J"- w k!u;u wist ymu 111 j tin-a 1 tai utsuitd.-j t-:;Mveu if:C sceue was BO& 10 I AHF fflrj-.CC 1 . T f in kl.f h irtn i . n. i l .1 ....... I. r n - . T . . U . . .ht to witness the troops a i - u lu lur..: W""M,CW 1! . ,J ... " 4 - w a i tiai : w,rt rii : nu . Dd f3 rr m nn a tv? f , - i v a3 - ajaj tut truc!td bttvec-en ihe two creeses narking thf greV'.s of tu.e Rafstsns aid P.-kg, an! round tt.is the wild bandit, like ir saigenta were collected. It seetrjrd Strang? busi- sr.' tuc li w!.t-:;-cr la y wrl c' tituo to iio i 1..4VJ Itcn usa 'ria u ibc.r- ; Ci! n cf o--ti u ) 1. I-.IT.' ( i . ;a-. r t-.i i-i.:.",. ?. t:' ' 1 1 1 f- 'ti 1 .:r !i - . : s ,u.,v h 1 i iii r, a .-iii " ' O l' c Li :st. II C 1. C'.n p lJU -.L.d A- .1 j.vTlfH, i---C'l U i.. t;; O ii'.c.r-.;'Bha 1 t f k-.-.w-' It 't " Xli-MU t.ri:; t r "-i; k .: ;f-;s ' o 1 " . 1 -t ct A ;...! -I, r i.' ..'Iv hta.-ili occi.'i re vr-:eive ant- Lt'td.'tAt , i. ir vn:i iit- ti-j pov. ert li rb d .' it- i.r, ! it n,'.v Imj o it ib it. rt Li y be in ke M!je or f. o! l.i.es itmurrc-Dl a0 r -; -i y iL-- rt.-.to au 1 C'onofy tie s t u .jiv'ii Hi.li iii'trey, ? e Oi v--it touLi-ii, i;an v- d.r.tu i.n c x 'tn -tr-ly ?u ct.r.n- o:-. 'h : ;?.n:b ..ie -. a, ora: i t5 d .-n-'j tho ti. ' cu w-,i a.rai-i irotn cat it h the ciil-'oD oi the liL-g:6- rueni oi Vtek.-'.-jtg ate coxii.g to i.jht. A pariici- i '-o:g-a rot above 15,000 bushels, so that 4;0 000 j J!.!m a mere larce, but a .cj;3 dntj-. As the ta:r ol punt iu ti.- recent Ouilie ,f lUks. a Credc furnUbra to i la must be bought, and the j utcbase, !e.trn, ! the priest was ogitc.it d by the wind, und the sun shone I ? -iVviu li e .-uutxe aecnunt O.i T'rwl.r. .-. 10' ! i:i , tone fl'vificrs for t! i te!an;-e of thr crop. It w;li be bought U Gvt-r: nif ntT from r dnr8 at a modcia'e "WcjtEK Sejit l-ourH We ondns'ard that 8 c r nspondtnee h;is phsd bt-twreo Mr. OjU aidMrjT i Ltt- Con nofsicntr o) t Iibai c-. In re O aructer ol borne ot the hcialea bcih. d ortti by Mr. L noln,8d seot to en avium .Suiitb. Mr. Oud. in the correspondence allud d to, tbkes th" iroLiLid that women have been s-nt in-rp hnM uesday it was d.scoverel that BoeecratE bad advance moral wtwht at home or abrd is notbioe. and thrtt his caviry aloig our entire liout. ilardee wes sen i their tole.-ilion. eithei ia one uluci or another, uht oat with bis corps to ascertain the movements of ih sunVrarM. enemy, and M, evt-cing he reported that Le bad penetra We are informed, from a pnt.rce that miy be rora:d- eu iu wnnm iour mms oi aaurnmojro , ire stroog- j ertd t IS Mat, that the irdcrtonrate ncet,tico of ttnea from tne North is At an end llefeforth en ex-mu a lion beiore a military tribucal wit! '.ettrmine wttiter ibe parikB baoiah d bere are Lai fit fr th libtny of Vluia St., or the cnSoesof (Jafle Tbiii'dr. HifhrriHhcl h'x tminer. by tic i.in-'tgtt'ficar.t worebippirg piece J ScitecTd; z On jest rday llaide tgdtn pushed for- ir price, cf the anny ur-dir Li.u'. Gt-c. lr;.'--lioii, (i. Crag's, tirl 1H'ti! the army tg sili. d, il any wheat eontes into idea ot the strerg'bof the iofurgf nig, for a dibpatcb of ' r?iet-t-i.fV and Cowl..',-..) tdvanced iron; Kiwaid's the hao.la of speculators, it will be seized at tne price j Mednrkw's to the Governor of Zimcse, n quisling re d pot in t!.e direction of li imord. V.o.j stc-ri-td thut ! S-d by the iinpreFsrnnt Commissioners. If they in- I iuforeements, fell into tho hard.ot t"z.Twiitki. thecom- nigbt about s-x riii.'io it m tbe situ-tirg point, .and on I te? fere to retard the Government ip getting auppitcs, it. mandtr ot a de'achment ot three hundred insurertnts, wl-t.t is ki::, si the iiiiod.'e li 'Vtiucd road. At tight ! wiil ,K" forced to this course but if they desist till the- I slno in ibis neighborhood, ard he forwarded it. to Jizio- o v vi tj;c. m xi miii'.ug, eauaday, jus; us we were i gvtrntntai gees cut or me tnariiet, then they can safely pnpriiv; to move forward, tie enemy opened upon our i invest. Ard to make very thit g - fair and just, each jovate.e :-uaid with i-r-iilet? briskly, iouieoai.i'r that i producer will be ca!!cd on to Fell to tbe Government u tKV li iii t .' .'Ut ir LEOVCatlitS i U) U'i a bf no par.io r.nivtuar -lifl j us Uttl We :n.iiii( !l:.ri,o: d 1 l A i !i., f ..a i-pporio-mty u lend i 4i- t.n n o!; ,e iio,e.- ; ar,o ir u. t.ener! As- I for.g to wait. Gar lir.s was formed iu a curve of Bake .d Lad dattrmiiied I''a of surplus, so that it may not fail noon a few ! to sell their whole earrlus. This will a!E0 leave esch idiiaiely idl back a tnlie to eg eligible poai- j producer a part of his surplus to hold for higher rates, :-ni-d ia lino of battle, to bo in readiness for i i' be thinks prices wiil ba higher, or to sell" the whole We bad r.o- ' t0 the Government at once, if he prefers. It f e-ms that tbe Rims bave iho meat exaggtated ! , V ,0. a ltue U1 ntu,y-bD Iiroi-J ! iH i'.i!4;v r.r.ii i.'ij, v.'.ciij.. i ti& uu': iiic ieti e;ii- unu-rd to advance until wi'.bin eiy;b1 m'les of iV,urireet boro', and being mrt at tiiiit poiat by a heavy eavalrj iorce', behind vvhoa2 eksc liuea wtre solid columns o. infantry, Tie retired a a-iort distance and prepared an r-At.ckt Tn thio ;t.h tha l?n,,n.rnni ,..;,..,i ; .uiuu.Huaue, iuw:ujr vr cavairy io eiowiy wunuraw having suffeied very s-verdy in tLe fight of Friday, and be the Abolitionists, and lead them into cone!- ,-C'-.r;i c.f,. tin.?: f.! WBiC :i V- e t :.. .1 VtVtVua to be neaMv aa j crtfek UPCD a rid-c our being posted in a position -r t) e 1st of a?uu, j IU 'Jit a lord at the cr04s;ug ot thocteek in case we were -. -i.p.e v vi.i it be n cius: mitcnatiy in pyug i overwauined, taid cur ion equal.v conen:eat to a bridge .-''V5- aI;J VAy . ; -i - ia hep-d t-iat the i.-tnes j over the stream, wh.cli, it kus expected, would fumibb ;j;V:?;:e1.'ietxri'&yj,Uri'tl ca:cpage lor our ui my ia t-uch a contingency. ;- .i tali exphitiafon ii n.de to Biab!e vou clearlv to 1 I he canoocaditg on cur right ceased as we fell back fk'iu tt.e hnl jsct. and to cxn.aia it to otbera eu reeivj. Iu; th ; to this point, and a distinguished cflicer remtrked at eu reey:.iu!tse: iLbtmv.iiom., you are, therefore, th2 time thit the attack on our right was a feint : that, kj ..f t, Mate, Ko!d ard silver coin, and Confederate ' ceive tte s-()-v- of tneir advance. An hour a time re- erv li ctc-s dated on es-1 alter eta ot April, i.Sc-5, aid vren u tue train oi Dis st&ttment ; tbe enemy having tbl ttbfas Tte'Miry note of the Confecerate marscd a lsr?e forre n.-'Hinst nnr t-tf ami r.nr.o,1 nnnn ! iid with an i.amtstness which betokened the n;03t seri j ou.- delcrminatlon. Avciro ol cur position, it kerned to b3 their purpese tc.ru rtp. j to turn our kit, so cs to get possession of tho bridge -if n t v ti e fnlio irg -.tract ci a letter ; over Baker's creek, (rtfciud to above.) and move -be- oi 1'avirf to Gov . Y ar.ee,- that cor.?CFipta , tween us ai.d i-.dwaid's uepot. ritcilcita or tke iJattl Klcld. An army correspondent of the Saulisbury Watch man writes the following from tbe field of Chanceliors vilie : A sufficient number of portable tents were brought off tbe battle field to shelter all our wounded, and blank ets enough to make alt comfortable. The night -was spent miri8tericg to their wants as best we could, but 1 could vrry easily perceive that we were all miserable comforters ; sweeter voices, gentler hands, more arsidu- oud attention than ours were needed, and olien piteous reti-c-et.u ly, JOIN AIM AN WOTT!I. Trt uur.-r, 1 It- lorrrrH ! .1 linm i n. r e , . K . t.AM....J , .fc.w v.u "V !f ""S nuneu . 8b0uiders ; insurpects, ia brown, I Mjr , i - "'J " green nqiforms, were mingled to , uvu... - u lLJ .c mi ucu , CunfU3i0n. As the evening sun twiueiuiiii; iu vs, ; oau i you trive me somemimr D3- ,o.ur UU th- co:::t ai:iv9 m which they pre- As their front ranks were mov.ed down by the dc&d- cf! nr'.t is rrctivtd and dr.lhd : U h.c oi tur bravo troops, myriads of fresh men fell . . o ci It stiu.-tin:, it' is pre per that he should , into their places, and tiowly, but etetdily, drove our . c ..( ,1 io :- ooK'j his orn comparv, u: d it is to be ! IfcU and centre batk toot by foot, until Stevenson's gal- i b ; v.-i -)' s oi tho cor.scriot ia e t a'ter 'I;. nut, uvl iu!;;; at pr ci-i?e your tfiorts. !ur ot tie 13th : bngtde (tjuferd rj ci Jnng s division trcm tnengnt ' was sent to the rccu3. Gen. Lorinfr immediately lol- this respect i Jant uivi.non was almost iu rear of the line. A brigade o! Bowtn's division was ordered up to th? support of irna. t.j j Stevenson then another brigade, and finally the entire .-5Y.OM), Y.v., May 'SI. loC3. division. Continuing the most desperate lighting. I t fi :.r-r,,r.r .- A. C : (portion of it hand-to-hand, and with clubbed muskets,) . , . i i :.t. .u. . t.: u:...3 k,.i ... .. .. i s if jvl gicCC- tFSTJed f0 tscct one ; luweu wnu ui.u.nei ui nia uiiguueu ir tuuicrsiuu j uy ' -cu n.- -;:nn. i n i i .ki cot understand bow ; a short route, and reached the .eft as the lines were i!:;.rir?:--.r. pit veil? that Conscripts are cot allowed jgivirg aw-iy, kavit g Tilghman with his brigade to hold I. t-t U. vr. o,Mirar.n s. his position on the ngh. !i. GtLtrui i .-.-.co .N u of XI NcreiLb'r. 1662. ! Having eucea-ded, with great tact, in covering the .f-.7r4.oa J., '.tloi "!', i' ii ..prtSi-iy enjoined cn ; retreat o! the woin out forces who had so nobly and oin'.r.r.uvtl of Cour-'oripts in 1 ac '1 St'etc that he I braveiy ttuod the shock for six hours, Gen. Loring 4 -Oil 4J1. . -r i : til T 'i . o e t 0 .rcr.'ots m Bisign; moved back to tie riuht in time to see a fresh line of Le entmv coming down on his front and flank. The : t :d- d ft d 1 8 11 liiC r- r 'c.'jr.' s ... fur ad my he con- o; r d;-tribanon, nod wiil tot i-fDfmv Here gallautiy myt and driven back with great t. i rarr:o ct-duty, ubtrict or parisS ! slangntcr. It vr&tj at ibis point that Brigadier Goncr- i ho ; Mh? ru;o4 w;ii te obi-erved ; ai iovd l iig'.maa, one ot tbe oiavest and beat omcers Corp- a.-ilyniiii? Conscripts to j in the Conk derate urr.v, fell, pierced through his man- "r :.r 0; ly bito.-t with a fraginect of a shell, lie was serviog com- ! w ith Lis own bands a twelve-pound howitzer, trying to from beit-g j difloiige a piece which wos enaoyu j us. 01 Ir.eiiU.s ana 1. ;gnn a-; ru.y an-.i res-n.c;fu..y jours, J r r 1'i.itiUX iAYI3. n the rd!-lh P.-cgrea?. II. in 1 At tu:3 ame tivo ungates 01 uo,veu s division were 1 plauted, one at the b; idge across Baker's Cn?? and one , at the fv-rd, to gutid the crossing, while Gen. Lorir.g, j with his division, eogaged the enemy ia a-ont and ; diove him buck. Buiord's brigade was also ordered to I support Bowtn at the lotd, tnd wa3 m motion for that poio i, v. Len void was cent to Gen. ijoncg by Geo .r.,' .iio; Mad a icw s'tcc tb' .Oiier oi tne j jjOWPri that an ovtrwfceluiicg force of the enemy bad r.i u . aue - si.h' 10 v.- ue. iii. c -.". & igucctld'd in getting into the rear cf the bridge, and ,g to eat : can t you give me something sides meat and crackers to eat ?" I thought my feel iDgs were thorocghly steeled, and that I could stand anything unmoved, however shocking it might be, but I must cor ,'ess that one man made ice feci awfully bad, and ers I was aware of it 1 felt a waini tear rolling down my cheek. This man belonged to the 15th N. C, but by some j mistake had been placed in the department of the 4th. I first saw him late on Sunday tvei ing, but was so much engaged with others that I paid no particular at tention to him, further than to see that he was resting apparently easy, and to examine hU wound. I found the ball had entered an inch below tne breast bone, and at & glance 1 felt convinced that be would die, perhaps before morning. U'13 micd was clear, and he seemed to talk with ease ; he did not consider bis wound dan gerous enid he felt no pain, and expressed a great de Bire to sleep. I carefully adjusted th blankets around his body and left. Daring the night I went to- see him two or three times, but always found him as I left him at first. Usee 1 drew down the blankets and felt his breast to see whether he still lived. I found that he breathed as calmly us though he was in good health and enjoying a refreshing sleep. Soon after dajlight Monday morning I called on him again ; he waa awake in quite 0 hvely Latnor, though much weaker than I had ever seen bira. Ilia features struck me as being very peculiar and reIIy handsome. Ilis face wa3 rather iotg, a fine moustac'ie, elose set and short whiskers, and silky hair, all coal black, and the last, longer than is usually s?cn ia tr-e army clustered in curls about his temples aud high forehead now bloodless and wbite as marble. From appearance I would suppose him to b twenty-three years old. I made seme inqniries about bis welfare, and was assured that h? was doing finely. After a few jcuLr rtrnatks, I was called away and did not see hira any roo.e until two o'clock in the afternoon, wnen he called rue to hicu cs I was pasting near. Prom the mom.ct I first say him he had been Iving on his buck with fits u3.ts perfectly straight ; he had never so change hi3 position, but l u r; ts,- -..fc. .-.-. -r. ; i'i- .'!a I -ill. Miilii ti tn. I . 1. . t . ... 1 1. : u- j:I 1 . - . ...... r- , ... ,,t.n. ioeu wa.i uouijjci.eu wiau uaca 111 uie uiiecucn m.acjj j,s expressed a wish to .... ...y. ... .. . - - ' ' 1 01 i'aiwaro: s cpo.. At. me bai;? i.uii! iac enemy avau- ( row b que3;ioc v tht in 1 1 ! -ot. 0 or- ji uod-r ciuers in uss:g ;ir?g ; f d huimll of tbe advantage gained and moved to a po- v bat" wiil vou have V cr:o-o au.nst tbtir wit-h. tiov. u:ti,v, comnsandiost the foid. Mresinir at tbe same time I ..t "4- t,m .. ..... . ... . .Sr. i'0:'..r,l'rOH.,r . ' 1 iU U Uiw W.. USJ ' piWW I ' . ' r. ... . IO. i ... .4,- . il ! It, i" 'i r nl . . -, , . , , . . j O, TOV 1IKUU, JOH CHC . - - - - . ..v-.v, .. '--- -- in- Oitneiai toea oe'.ermitea xo mase a coid Rtroiie, ':l - . " ! ir. ' u v :.! ill 1.1 lift r Lif 2 i Tit- .. .1 . -V - t 1 Iji' Ui. V. so -.' ij ::;y i.s ii t M r onit Ore V I . o-...riv 1 T Let lit.:- or i;ot he in the natter. ar l-srvarditg Coi- and Ot ui: raaue tLo JcJlc-wing: Coiiooriptiou Act. ha-3 a ?tate so ibat a iui'B?iO'e. beuiga iot gtand it : try and con tent voureeir the wav voa are. Lis U.Vlilon attempt IO CUt U3 Way tnrOUk'b WJI ti.Pn trnnr. xnn rv.. Irmtoa nn.l ftt-n-w i io thet," uad wetut to work ; but I knew jfisoosa th-it bis last bour had com?. I tkirg may be kno-vu by the lac that he reached Jack- pat ,v tar.da uiai.-r his Ml knee and raised it well up ; sou ou the lollowiog AVe inteday with a division weary, j wa TCied my hold his lost and ankle remained colore, hacgiy, but not dispirited, not demoral z d ; . gtaiiosary, bat the" remainder ol his leg slid away ovrr p--oi.il, brave, and teaoy to caett tut ite uudor ci cum- j it Ktrack ti,9 grou?!d boyotd. I was perfectly s net'S yije-e ihuji-i u'ttLidn-.-tiieu'. v,iii Ci-rt. turn JaclisoB, and tlT ct a junction with the forces ffet toafard-i under Gen. JoLo&ton, then saftp&eed to be near Can- . q ye8t l-iid too. How weil he soccceded in the perilous ur4der-. J frQta fcd rcstieet 1 T .I 1 a. I . .1 iT.l-i tare attack until the arrival ot reinforcements. Iu tbe course of jrsterday acd to-day nearly one hundred and fifty fresh recruits founii their wr-.y into camp, icclud it g a dozen perfectly equipped -Lcncers on csnital j horees, looking, as an insurgent remarked to me ia bmglit-h, " very pretty fellows." Some of these belonged to the detachment of Lelewel who waa driven across tbe frontier ten days ago. To night Lelewel himself got safely across the frontier, and will remain with Jtzionnski till the numbers of the de tachment swell eo considerably as to render it desirable to split it np in two. The camp presentfd a very animated appe irance to day, and I never Baw such a motley collection of co3 tumes. Austrian Hussars, Jews with all sjrls of pro visions for man and horne : wild locking peasants, with j straight, long black hair, banging down over their red, blue, black and gether in indiscriminate threw the long shadows of the trees, forming a most chequered shade, the aspect of the camp was picturesque beyond description, and at the moment a troop of lancers, riding in from a recon noifsanec, gave tbe finishing touch to the. f icture. P rom F'rcrftrlcltsbtug'. f SrECIAI. CORRfcSFOJfDENT OF THE " ENQUIRER ."J Fredericksburg, Ya., Jcnb 12, 18C3. The enemy have now held their positio-n on this side one week, and as yet nothing has been done in the na ture ol fighting, it vtc except one er two artillery due's and the daily picket firing. Our boys give the enemy no rest, and it must be very annoying to them. Yesterday evening an officer rode up to our outer line of pickets waiving a paper, which the picket mistook for a flag of trace. On reaching the outer post he proposed "a swap," which cur boys de clined, telling him at the same time to ttke himnelfa way. He began to remonstrate about the picket firing, saying it was barbarous." Our fellows told him they supposed him to be the bearer of a flag of truce, and would eo respect him; but he must leave at ones, which he did quickly. Our pickets shot an officer yesterday afternoon on the redoubts just in front of the Bernard Hou3e, and as for privates, they have given farms to quite a num ber during this week. It is also said that there was a 13 ig of truce yester day, from tbe officer commandirg on this side of the river to onr commanding officer in regard to picket fire ing. It is eaid our commanding General replied that if they would return to the other side of the river be would not fire upon them, but would not cause his men to -desist whi e they remained on this side. This mornniog about 7 o'clock a discharge of artille-' ry attracted attention in tbe direction of Bank's Ford, when it was discovered our boys were firing at the balloon that was juat rising. The second discharge of the gun collapsed the balloon acd put an end, doubt less, to Brof. Lowe's sight seeing. It is also reported this mornit g that tbe enemy at tempted to drive ia in our pickets duticg the night, and were repulsed. '1 he regular monthly term of the Corporation Court was held here yesterday, not wittstanding the proximi ty of the enemy belo , and the fact that their guns acroEa tne river bear directly upon the tbmpleof justice. (Jor. fsTJioi u n iNtOK t baimKT4 Tfce Troy TTnM aj ibat a c mini t o cnUid ue. Horn sfat-tby nai'rd opot UofrTEe.r i-cj ro:ur ai vek and ft.-ked aim ahet'ei be woa'd favor th o.-ea- :z ' iod cf rt gl.-iitait of Mack c-n. Ho ri lied ri'"t b t ii'n lo', aiatCK 'bat le had too iii'.ch ) aipaihy for the t lac a to d . ib" pot iiiou 'b iuuit occupy would ba ooe el ex'-rent (Oiofter, and wo aid lead to nr. Mdt-l arn TK r.ec ' fMt atertnee ot me Id hU town, cn Sunday raoia'Dg, 14th iabt., Mr. GEQEGH. W. KEAYKti, agod 61 yeara. Io WilmlBtoa, on tbe Uth 1at., from tbe resaltn of a wonod reeelved at Ohaiiceiloiavitla, Va., cn tbe h Aptil, 1662, Lieut. A. C. trlDBUKY, gfd Ti yehrn and C mou In. Lieut. Mebury eDtertd tbe atmy a- tie first oaibreAk of hrgdlitiea, and did h:a doty ibreaigboat aa a nua otirht to Lave done wi'bo it faltering or fl.ncbifg. It woa'd have baas aia greatest pleatuie to bave 1. ed to seo tbe 1 Je pendtnea of hi doontry tatsbl.abed. .Nut to that be ded a ba wiebed to die giviLg but life for tbe causa he bad to mean at heart.. In Boeklngbam county, on tbe 7th Juno, 18G3, Mrs. JAKE BELL, of Bmitbvtlte, N. C. Charleaton Courier please copy. In Magnolia, Jnao 11th, of Cholera Icfar.tvtn, little RUhi, only and beloved child cf Aca J. and Kei.ecca Marray, aged 1 yaar. 7 xnontla aod 23 daya. ' Ihou waat a lovel) 11 wer, Blacmlujz a brit f. brisLt Luur. And when dim abadowa veiled the oonoy day Thou tatnedsl from ibe g toe ray n g lit hv. ay, Aad cluai. g tby clear ees ia peaeu.l tp, Woke in a laud wbere daitncss batb no away." ' Aad we are deoate ; Our household, which ao late Was tilled with tbe iweet rausic ct tby voice la etrangely ailent adw." In Hospital atBiohmoiid, Va., cn 2$th May, from wourd received la fie battle of ChaccelkriTi le. OllAKi.Ert w. DOSCAN, of Co. A, 30th Iteg't 8. C. Tfocpa, agad '20 yeara, 3 montha acd 20 day. Wilmington market, jcM&nin, i6j. Bkkp CiTTLK Are wanud, aLd acaree y any o mlrg to market. We quote on tbe hoof at 40 to 60 ceaih per J. jcr net neat. Eicon Bella from carta at 9a cents to fl per lb. foj hiig round. BoTTxa ft 75 to $2 per lb. Coax 14 to 14 60 per bu-bel. S4.. V . . .Alia i. t V. email dp fl t ftf tt Ti tn t ti..- Elliot of the Episcopal Church. The ceremony wa8 t,0HQel Cottow 45 to 50 cents per lb. CorriBiii-KetaiJa at $i to $1 &0 per lb. Lttua $i per dozen. Ftoctr Small sales for tho week at f33 io t40 per bbl. I 1 cev aonroached to a housu about two handrM yards oistaL't from the ambuscade and weie there ad vised of it. Without cdvaLCtcg furtber, they flrtd a' the fence behind which cur ambntcaders were coucealsd aod killed one man in the 1st Tennessee, a substitute In the engagemeut with our cavalry we lost a Lieuten ant, and these are the only casualties of which I am able to earn. A position held m the woods by With ere' division was hotly shelled, but without any percep tible eflect. Upon the right, Harree encountered lea resistance than Boik, until finally the enemy came out in strong force upon the right and left, and apparently cQered battle. At this belligerent manifestation our forces were withhrawn, having accomplished thir ob ject, which was to leara whetner tbe enemy had con templated an advance or evacuated tbe position. A portion of our forces still continue beyond our lines acd occupy Salem, awaiting developments. Should j Rosea anz be compelled to send any considerable assia- i tan.ee to Grant, it is tbe general belief that this army will soon be en loute for Kentucky. If Gen. Johnston succeeds as well as is expected in Mississippi, tbere is a strong probability cf cur line soon being ' along the banks of the Ohio. ' When Vallandigham was here, he gave very fully bia views upon State and war questions. He believes that the Confederates have established their independence and have a government dt facto. He is disgusted with the imbecility of tho Yaukee Government,' and ia a virulent and bitter opponent against the Eastern States. It is hi3 aim and wish to see tne Western States sapa rated from the old government, to form an independent Confederacy, and a coalition with the South. Tke following are ube on dits of tha day : Gen. Bragg was confirmed on Wednesday by Bishop From &liMa!aalpil. The Memphis (Atlanta) Appsnl has receive through ! -. number of gentlemen direct lrom Central Mississippi, j private Brig. Gen. Stuart has received bis commission a Major General. Brig. Gen. Billow reported tbe earns. Breckinridge's forces have rammed from Mississippi, Gen. Johnston haviog all the troops he requires. The Abolition raid up the Tennessee vaJley was a perfect euceea3. They destroyed the important and in valuable lactones, stole stock and provisions and es caped 3cot free buck to Corinth. It will be interesting for thoso who ha?e kindred and friends in this army to know that one hundred thou sand pairs of shoes nave tqaitabiy been distributed to its EOidiera since tne first day ot January. Nearly tbe! entire army is well shod, but there is a certain class cl men who trade ofl tneir shoes tor things lets needed and less Bub3tantul, and ttete must, of course, go shoeless,! a3 but one pair of shoes is allowed each three mouths. You may depend with faith npon the leliability oil despatches teot from this army, whether they be special or press. A censotsaip is exercised over them, wdicbj will not permit sensation news to teave here, and until an event nas transpired it is useless for a news mocget to speculate on it and its re. u its. Fom the Valley vaLty ot rumor caine down by tbe central train laat evening, respecting tbe in iitary op erations of our forces in the v icmity ol Winchester. One represented tbat lien. w?ll bad earroundt-d ibat ci'y. while aio btr, and tLe most probable, gave it oat that ti e Yankee arojy, uod&r Mi.ioy, bad evacuated tbe p:ace. and made for Harpe-'s ferry. 'Ibe laiwr ba dobtleaa beei die etas, it otactr reports which we received aevual davt ago may be crediteu. a lithe uo rpa io front cf Predsrickabu g are reported i goiia toward .a quia Creek atid Alexan in. jKicinfona Jinquirtr, lbit. for Bnpt tfii-e. Foddkb $S to $10 per 100 tb. tiaa ireu 60 cents, aud dry $1 50 per Ib. Labxi $1 to $i 05 p-r lb. LtATartt fi to H 5d for bole, acd $5 to f5 0 per lb. for upper. AionAaaES.-New Orleans, $8 to $ 10 per gallon. PoCLiiiT. Grown fn.i .. io ti 'io each. Ps 6 15 to ti per bushel. Potat, crt-p Irisr-- $10 to f 12 per bcahaL Kick clean, 2a cvnia ptr lb. l y tht cli. Balt. bound trade 1 at i li io $i3 per bcbel. tcoAtt Stiia at $i b0 to ft 76 ptr tt. oy the bbl., and ti acarce. tKSXTXVO Fayette villo factory, $1 50 to $1 75 per yard. Tallow $1 25 per lb. ViRN-H'i io rS per bareh. 1 tie .nn. y Juct( ibttoid. The Fredeiicktiburtr corrtspondent oltbe fiiebmand Ea- - . r a most cueenog accounts ns to an improvement in inc j t r QUier diite 0f lh9 lotlJ iilgUj avil. condition oi uiiairs in tnat department, a rom mis AO.il .Is A'ik.A'1'uiw' AUlllH.. riBEBUB-bCKiB bavif.; qaaufitd at tha Coort of Pleaa X and Q irter oe8io biu or tbe ouuty oi New Hu over, Om in iud Monday iu Jure. .. Ii., t .tdiuiLli trator np o tbe es :..', oi Adaai Tcboe, die d, bereoy uoii H;all ptroi.a iadbwed to Ma d ettaut iw coma tot ward aud uiake lam die paj raeut au j ab crvu taviu cl nui againaii tbe atttw to preaaut tot&4 at oi.ee fur a.ti.eaiciit. LVnUI 'l ' Wood, Aeu.'r. June 18.&, J863 3 NuTwCfc 'id lAX I'AlifcllC BY ADVICE rK4 TUfc V j bLMJ 1 UtAeUBEB OF Ibe ta.a 1 mux couipoatd to itluee au mtuiea iu p y. U4fU;o nt i.i das, e-apt ir ajiur .uui ot tbi&4ie, the Nate-a ot an tne Baa o Him ota-.e, Gj d aud . 1 ver ma, aio e.o: ieu ra t iehni Noua uaita uu id at.er 6 h April, tBtii, or iuti.a. btmXuJtf liraiur ftctti f iU v.ouiear&i. o uiea. W. A. J Va.hin, t-h Q. Jnu 15, 1 t3. d. 3. i lc. w . I 41 Ii.'. 4 1 1 .lt-1 'H ':'!) ' H .1 I'IV!"l.lJIIITl. t., l. I. . . ' iZ 4 1 . . , ... 1 . 1 , . , , . i J r. r. . 3 - t v- - ; f.rjr;cs'XJ : it. wii me jjibi inuipauou liuu cuu ui u '-ut"r:r iU t u " c ioopurtataty to naJ m: laurels gftir.e.1 npoa other belds. brrUei rg iK--'di' tbe other wout -.' y : . .y ...t j. tC ciui facets .ur th-r 1Ie culd have joined, the maia boty of the er,ty io , M geme' bew that leg won!t & mtl," said my trund, hive o- .-era! to eo: ect recrnus au uae ,ie e:iii njo.,td vh.5o gallant '.pitita Stevenson, ; M ft- tl-ft The other sat rn v:-rv wall. After . i, I. .i.i , .. i r ir iMTL-ihri' Ihur . . t . . t . i.t . r . . . J . t. . I - . . J" -"- - " i - r oec, i- e, urtteu, u'.juiii.j, AJeuiou, auu -inner i ft gj-jrt pause he 6ftld ! 1 ... bratci, tmt he coutd noc. He did the next best ibing. " J ra? le't lc b'oVen ?" C-?:nPu.:n Act rfq-rnd "r'0 j Af.er eaving a retreUit. army, he had ekill add tact i U i,, but d .ryt troub!. yourself about it now.'! ,r,-5 ,u ; " cf iV u-r :'',!jvR"': vrh tove bis own command. . t He covered his face wita his hands and heaved a ! " ' : J Ji" ' ' u l:K 1 rtai ; Ms movrme-at the enemy got possession of the j 8;2b tb.lt ft.eaed to tcar his heart striosa A moment I ICQ eoeuiv uavv: cvntuaiTu iuc cii.au Jiu uc'Kin.0, auu ' are falling baek in the direction ot Manassas. The depots have been burred and the cavalry picke ..:!;? eoraewbat i bridged are! .i.riuutiti! wtc diminisheJ it foid, at.i, ai o.u.iti tn. remainder e! toe crmy nad sue-; BUerv?arja h-. locked bis hads t. cross his breast, and eeeded m crossins. L ;ar g a oivision was cot off . j eaid ,;a a f8i;er;cj TOice. lu this diu-nima nothing sves urc bat jorbttn to make ,.y J?ff shattered a bail through xnv breast I t r. v fibciittfu, 'f. A C.V!-IS7. i r i :u in'. loi withdrew lrom opposite r lederukiburg at day.ign ; eyea, iu& uuck uu, t.e atoui -a t m.i this morning. The infantry pttkets withdrew at 10 beu a-vcau uui ui i"--; i w.,d ' . , J i . ia be uaid tot ta dci.v ,j io lue aauamuud a O iuro o'C.octf last night. Smail qiadi oi our men have crcs- j p c ,n eia.a. ia a J', au .h -,rp. r .u.aor ed this moruing, and s-me lour or five stragglers bavt 5 . c k. t tun. JajiLj u..i am been picked up, and some thirty w tbe residence oi Win. Bollock, jut ii; .- 'i t"- cor,fti-o .!.ra t. ! view- ;', ." a ti mk moveiuent. lie naJ wttb biai ac experience d muBt wbat will Fanny do ? -poor Fanny 1" ! are now actmy in and inteliigcnt gui le, trd accordit.gly moved to the kit j .(j0irr now be ouiet voa - signified his ability ol the lOLd. iiitt-ndsng to strike a ford some three or j "Oil God ! what wiil Fannv d) when. 1 am Cone ?" I Otneral Jolnston :cur milts mriuer ovu me tire-aut laai o. iu iura:.-u- I giw that ho 1783 ant unmy. hnfc all T fon'd do to IS COW OOlDg, and .!., a.s. w. ovi.' g cnl vtje- -! t--' '-ot-vr to iho Lureau Oi ton- in 1ho or.jff .iblc cutlet bv which he cc-uld. with his diviiioc. rijaiu the mam body ol the army. TLedark , .-..;:.-.",-. i-VK-ur. . cf?8 0 jbe "night, und th-i extreme faintness of the trad -',, . r.era! c-rder cs s!at-;J by by which they were moving, catued the guide to lose r..,. ;!p .4 -, r "to" b "incor-fijteut with i fhe poiat ior which he was aiming, and the division f.v'ih- I'-SdJr jar aa mav I moved on; alter Loring h al satisfied himself that all the source we are erabled for the first time to form an ia teli gibie idea el General Johnston's position atd his relations to Perrberton. The news is as lata as tiie 8ih irsr. The Appeal says : For several days previous to Monday laet when one Sot our informants lett Gen. Johoslon's headquarters- there bad oeen datty communication between tne ccrr mandirg generals. Enuagh transpired to conSrm pre vious reports of the sign J repulses the enemy met with in thair asraults upon on. works. It was also known that for several days Grant's infantry were qui?;, and that nothing hostile beyond a sharp bombatd nt-ot that I ajisttjje., was doing no harm, bad taken place. The commanders i 'v.a Yana concert Gen. Bembertcn haviog GiEg. and to hold hio position so as to give ! ritr! ,,d hii:a tijaa to organize bia crmy, which be ; Ba'vatg Henry Grolz, 30:h Virginia regiment, on ; piacmg it m position to aia me w furlough at nome, bas list returned from across tne riv- j UK W A It I). DFSEBTED frrm uo Cojiiui etat on at Bae Place, oa t&e Ma iost , P vta J iiN o. WnK. .ii-, Oiie.Lir- .4.i to Ultetnaifcai. Iieia .eli4paii U, da vavaay. fm,l ouoded were left a below t.wu by tu enemy, tbesa of course, have laliuu into our bands. It is sjiu tibe raiiruad bridiiea have not b. eo burned at A' Cokcfck aad Potomac Citek, but this, I mink, is a ) Juno 16, ItHS. ii Lieu.. Uoui Ux ia ajb meDt. 'i.o ic a inkee bands played a farewell yesterdey eve- I the bbiloona went up for the lust tima on Iht j t irom'3' er d" i . - . , . r - . . . r - - cot-soie him was of no avail. He could .scarcely speak j at Dy moment, r H lull time is given mm ry j e ajt-ova his breath. 1 ventured to ask, j uraoi.iu gei rraoy io sir.ac a acciaitc oiuw. "rfav -eil rce who is Fannv It has not been generaay known that General John i . riL i 1:4.1. :n . , i 411 . . -. r . L. 1 - f - . J 1 I. 1111 a -4 r F.l I ! ri' Ii I Til! .1. : I ! 1 r4T4F . I f Brl 11tt-4.41.14 I 7ue i my v;ir a-u uooie wo-wo . 1 marneu i;er , v.4..4... ...v.. - .-.....j, . XI was , BV T11K COVKltlVOBtJP M'lil II CAflOLlMA. A t tiUCLAMA l IUN. . . . ..... D.4.t 4l. J ; HEEEAfi, iur. u-ti i'f rwioa.iioiit 1 YV caiea tiaoii oi a, I.joIjo.k ua 4yuiinjU of Owilain ferilU'c nMUi .4.v . 4.v -t -i wb the paa. in- ulo, w ;1' cjuu eipue: 2iw, ihtsiei-j-e, 1. ZiititJL j. t. ? a KCB. Governor of Nona Cixoaua, d , ij -nJ viih th adviCo ot tha Coup il ol oiate, isaua iai t'iuCiaojAtioj, cwnt.nu.tg aid pum 1- - . a. ... a..u 1 ') n n . ( I 1 t . . t K u Lit D lUil UiO fKItf idfl i"' kwj -w ,v iuu caw-vm ' bringing two Yank.e prisoaera belonging to tb, ;re 28si AlassachjiBeua, and baa retarued iu search ot "(Otters. lu Wtlufc woitwi. ZCaON U ViX, C.over- last winter i.. i " while I-I-I was at home on far-fur fur- io t ,e atir.n. th. t tivib.'e ot i roads leading to tUiward s depoc were 10 possepsion ' I 1 Il Uv as if hn Pri Hvirto- bP tnfA for hrealh comply prtti-rred ii ?md has been a!-' the enemy. The Ihmes in the direction cf Edward's j thea rousing fadaseif, took my hand, and in a whisper, Lo;-e'who cl-ooott to '.ohir.teer before enro l- j depot, tou, showci plainly they were in possession of ; barely srdible, eaid, eltgc 1-wholly ir re; trie-led alter enrou-1 mat point. pr.veh gC -'. , e-L.oe i- .' Ouei .d 1 ieC' li;-Uievl tt;'.: - diitrlbuttoa to be t Signed.) Tell ''Good nve von've biHT rn pati frif-nrl to ve d only to due distribution, The division cl btrpnenson and L?e nob;e gallant 1 tcU ber Fanov Fanny i'itt;.',ee.t would not direct suen j uicu en uuw upu .5 .uc, ,j-.4jiu iucu cu- 'Twas the last be ever said. 1 ha ?e never learned his overlooked cr net cnlcrced.' J. A. S., Sec'y. 1.) C B. 1 L'F t 1 r'i.T, 1 e ? Tsvck i'VKs F.yiLEg A. A. Gen. Bragg ) ) .. . . - - T . - 4.-17 4 . I -- i---.a itic i-..;owicg oruer reiauve 10 nags ot iruee eovering IVdira', soidiers guarding Confederate citi.?n3 V..O re sent from Ujevd the encmv'a lines into the .Tift derate, lii.ee u Orders, Su. 1 e- HT.Ani'tt8 Dep't Xo. 2, Taliaho.-ca. let.n, June 2, 1663. j i The i m cay ha? seen lit to etspei from his lines and -.r.. to oer ai lst. Lot calj those tuppad to be guilty r niais. but non comba tints found at their houses ia ' - peaceful pursuits ol life. Ic the perpetration of these -trii- h.m--nity, aud tbeso violations of civiih'd variun-, he bus piosiituteJ the flig of truce to the base purpose cf protecting the guards wro drive forth these i!.e. Hereatter that P, g will not protect those guards, A they wi:i be se.z.d and sect forward to be treated as -pirs or prisoners ol war, as the circumstances in each -he may rf quire. Uy command of Gen. Bragg. 11. W.Walton. A. a p. e encicree Gtc Drag? in that at least. He is trtnhments, and rested for the night. The next mcrn- i iug the en.etiiv, in large force, determined to press their I advantage to the utmost, attacked us there, and, after j about two hours' hard fighting, carried the position by i assault. Oar army then retreated to Viciksburg, where they were surrounded, and where the task of taking that de voted place began on Monday afternoon last, resulting, so far, in a most disastrous failure. CKOP.) IS GKQKGIA OOVKHSME.T REGULA TIONS. The Augusta Constitutionalist, a journal usually well posted in such affairs, has a lengthy article in reference to the food prospects of this State, which are, it is claimed, 0 favorable aa to be a matter of congratula tion. The small grain crop of Georgia last year waa esti mated at a million and a half acres one-third wheat, two-thirds oats. The tax returns, however, showed cly a little more than thirteen hundred thousand acres. There are a less number of acres the present than last year, owning to scarcity, high prices and defectiveness cfsce.d. Perhaps there are eleveo hundred thousand acres in those grains, of which not more than three hundred and fitty thousand, or at the outside, four hun dred, thousand, are in wheat leaviDg seven hundred Utgaj&fld, cr core, ia o&ti. The. wheat fiM yiiU bt i name, but he was a wholeaouied rasw. His blanket was his winding sheet ; we -wrapped hiwi up in it, and the next morning his body wa3 bi-.tied beneath a tall pine that grew near by. The Polish Revolution. A correspondent of tbe Ioadon Daily News, who writes from Cracow under date of May 4. gives an in teresting account of a visit to the camp of the Polish insurgents on. the GaJlician frontier, commanded by General Jcxioranski. He describes the appearance of the camp as follows : From afar we could decry ihe camp fires scattered in all directions amosg the trees, &.nd as we drew near and began to distinguish the picturesque groups of insur gents sitting round each, with tiheir horses picketed be side thera, it seemed so Kke a brigand spectacle scene out of an opera that it was herd to believe tifcere was a terrible earnestness and reality about it. Approaching one of these groups we found some dczan motley dress ed, bandit-looking fellows Beaded round a -caldron, in which ld was melting "for thi stern work' before them. Winnicki, the chief of the stall; a noule locking fellow, wearing a Polish tunic, with cap and fetathers, was standing in the midst, and ia tbe act of .stirring the molten lead with tha point of his sword. -At our re qufit lrcsb.t uj to tb Giatr&J, who ifceiTti 09 of transportation and no commissary supplies oecees&ry to withhold this iiiformaticn lrom our own people, who were expecting immediate action, lor ob vious reason p. We have the strongest assurances, how- j ever, that tbese deficiencies have been repaired. I f ... am., t T e n n It?.. J . .v 4lir4 c-r mtiwmm . T.M vjcueiHi . uaa uta nut eu uc a. u.iijj itvei, u'.ai Yazoo City, and his lett at a point on the Southern railroad, west of Jackson. He is constantly in the fluid, and his troops kept alert, more for the purpose of inur ing them to the fatigue3 cf an active campaign than Jor watching the enemy. For the latter purpose he taa a large cavalry force cf veterans used to the service, ad under the leadership of a skillful leader. We congratu late the country upon the brightening prospect in Mis sissippi, and if Gen. Johnston's wish for reinforcements is gratified, will look for a speedy and decided triumph. Ibese gentlemen reiterate the report that Kirby Smith had o:cupied Miliken's bead, La.t twenty miles above Vicksburg. One gentleman, who crossed the Mississippi at Natcbex on Sunday last, brought over the information that General Smith, with his army, on some fifteen transports started up the. Tensas, on Thurs day last, destination unknown. Tha absznes of Banks from tbe Tcche country, rendered this movement a safe one, and from the Upper Tensas to the point named on tbe Mississippi, could easily be reached by a short march. The report is, we btlierre, worthy of gome credit. I be Jackson Mississipptan of tbe 7th says : We heard it rumored cn or streets yesterday that the firemen of New Orleans had come into collision with the Federal authorities ; that the chief engineer of the fire department bad been killed ; that tbe firemen had destroyed their machines and refused to do further duty on account of being required to take the oath of alle-cian-ta to the United t"atrilhat thev had attacked th$ tfgro eslditrj iii that citj, a&4 kilka aa3 ??fidt4 itivW tllll. Tbe Crescent- City must p-ese'it a dreary aad doletnt ap pearance. Tbe Picayune saya that a general deaire eviric ed oa tbe part of tbe mmiier8 ior tLs commercial commo nity towir.adraw from the city for tv time Tiie great atreeta Poydras, 'Ichoupitoalas, and .Mew i-evee, waere me g-eai; Western trade is done, are defeeitd, not a dos-:n old mer chants to Je met with in those localities. Nothing but row of vacant tstores and tenantleEi w,ir ehouaea are to be seen Magazine and east ot it a wilder nea of brick and mor t unit iliMnmnn &nd Oiavier itreaent nolhine but closed doors ar.? empty counting rooms, iireaay me uuy u serted, and the iw etragglera that are here and there Been wandering where commerce ana traue once nonr atu, i mind the paaser by of the lingerers inr a city enraed with Tha iri,ati T.etree. where, in other days, we could atand arA viujo tha nhina from all nartsuf the earth, and bo joat- led from erly morn till dewy eve by the crowda of bnai Ttaa mot! hAU nrvthtner now to remind the observer ot the former greatness and commercial importance of New Or leans. Eve a tbe supplies of the ataif of Ufa are limited, and prices far above Northern quotations. Flour, $13 to $U per barrel at the family grocerie i, and larger dealera nave no dens ana inrmer iuu icw mj w"" -'--,t,o nnn t9 r. haflhel. and h&v 1V4 cents ner pound Salted meaVi, aays tbe Picayune, bave n'Ot touched famine .t.a Kr.h frh meata have rnled for m.intha at Btatvatlon rateB-40cnts for beef per pcuad, which, in ordiaary tinea vnnlrlbe thrown into tbe Mississippi hiver as un saleable, ao d mutton and pork command the same high ratea. Seveaty-fourbalea cleared, 654 aa5ks!n the seed, waa all tla cotton (and it stolen no doabt) which lor one week bad. arrived. We suppose aurce tbe taking of sne Teche- country, there haa been a greater supply of beef ana other things! eent to JNew Orleans than they before aaa. Some sogar and cotton no doubt. It ia a bad thing to inin that our city, the city which tbe peop.le of tbe S?Qtl ed, boasted of, delighted to visit, present aacba melan choly appearance, and ia atill in the hands ot the JetMWt Yar,ke es. We hope to see tbe day before long a laml liarfa.ceawill be plenty again Jn tbe Queen. imnorianne of h er trads and ooaition iacreaaed as tne caiex city of taa Sonera Confederaoy. I i U'.r, Ca.aaiQ lieaer..! ua ouiinauuei ia wuicr, skal talll B:guCj these pietb"a ana cesod ibe tireat bal oi .be btte to afliid. lioae at ua City ul Ui.eigb, thu oea day of May, A. D , I8ii3 4?4nd la tae year ot our ladrpenie! i.Le87ih. uwi . . ii u v , tcr't' Bv the uoveriior : '" Ii. H. Battlk, J., Private Sectary. Jaae 1, i3- ' 206 C:-37-2w. OeDx-ai;c2 Daaktmei;t, I WilaiEKUn, Juae ifiih, lBtiS. J FOR THE USE OP THiC OKfNANCET DEPARTMENT one or two hundred dreated bbtep ukica with wool on .hera, lor which tbe aighent market price w'-l be paid. Capt. aad Ordaau" Officer. Jane 15th, 1&6S. lllflL. hl IffSSSSSSX fmm'dia e pajmaal, and all peraon bia tottiUttttww tb fcme to pieeat tnetu wabia tbe SrSeffi-'SnJw Jr tin. notice will be plead.d bar Of their recovery. Tflo& G CEAFT, Adrn f. jBne lO.J! 3;-Jt- THE il. mo aiu uiDiiauu 1 1 . D. W. W. FfcBnell are berby notified to ai ph t once acd receive tbarea in diatribuuon, aa 1 wilt bo reape" sible for no interest fiom date. tt. j. rBunliin.i...:iT,t, UUUV 9 1A iOQtli NOTICE TO AX PA l8' in my h,n9 THE TAX LIVT FOB ls63 he.fjSeW flanouf , and by the Clerk of tha LoaoO 'II ! now ready for bispecUoB acd Pf!nTt J YNiJ. ai'ff. 2 3a Si-It. Jim lit 133S
Wilmington Journal [1844-1895] (Wilmington, N.C.)
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