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I VEK I .AVKTTKVIIJiK. jiin:s!»\\ i VKMx;, skptkmbki: I''. imw. ..M ' . h ■ ■ K Aum-^ Thi nioriiiiig's nirtilp briii^ II l(;i* gHHS IK-WS, SUtVi 'iiMlt 10 CftUS^e ihis . u I'uy lu 111- oliHoivo'l >iil) more eHrnesli^- : 1 ibaiikfiilly ^Velt‘ly ujm'u ilic tKVf'UiUs ol'Jjicksoti'? TV 'It Htivpt-r - i5pn l.oviup'« rpporl of ' in Wi‘s!eru \'i: cini(i is wfticiai huiI ■ Hi Ji’iik’HK prnetratp'l 'Jtt miles • ■ ; ■ i.i'i 'v-i- -ri ’ L'. i: Vrioe. too. hns hoeti .. ii! r 'nuvl w-rk in i},o S' lUtiw.’st An 1 Hoso- ; • viiikve ar'ii\ i- ;ti ' M r. ricat fr.i'n A!slnni;i • iir \ ivniv 'n\ I ■ r M'liyliiul urtiiv !'lP ■ ’i\i7V . 01 !h:- iluy* , ' Kk.ku, \\> l.eiievo ther*> is no douhi ilmi -fS'C 1 *■ tom t'riiifftii 10 'V iiiniiigtoii frtn Nms- ■ no I't till* l-i rail ilu* Mockaili’. IInw . ..'i's Ii»vt> loi'i'.n eit, Ko cfiuiuii s:iy; l>ut '' -! nieaii;) have I'oeii ,»>lopie.l l>y tln> ■; :o ;ire'. om iho dist-;\se '[Tfiuhnjr li iMi-ho l \vf> U.irn. ih'i: ihoiiph n pi i'i !. - nil • - :i‘‘ !;i:ori v tVi ii, ;i jk'iM wIum’i’ yc!!iv\v . , iiiil ihore till' .ii'C:i''o, ho ilocs U''i cotn I '■ i: : • pois.iii jir. i;n.l Iiiii: i:» ttio intcrirr -'!• : . Ili-i'1 !i.i ii’ i'i I'k'11-l.'ll ol'llu' -;|.fi‘!i'i!iiLr ill- '.'wh'' ni n I.■ IV ' " i' ;iiii>rl 'll \u ill t:i. .l.iiii'n il ri-.'.nnir.fn'i- it' ii -.iir'' (t.'- f .f ilii- u: I 'ill '••iii.i * o!' 10 kiiiiiif H t:r=- !’; tl:;- T-tlilil_\' l*t‘-.'!ii ;ii MTl i nr yini " 1 i > -'rfiikl"-' hft.ive poiv.t: .miI in ilu’ niovn T 'I': : - • ! i- I t ; I'lir.'ll'V ,i io!u tl.'- 'll'r-Wi\ h.c:t; ■ .•!li"y M:p j » I!i;i 1^. nt’ ■ ! ! \vc-'t .'!■ j'.’ iniu t’iI ]'V r . : .ml It'! 'X ,’lotli. >ty hIh !II '■ iiii'h.Ti SiiiMff, !'('■ - \ •v^’iih it ui I'or j'nrt i t iho ' \ I - tlu' ^ikin I'iiO I'lo'li -ihonUl lie it* niiii>;t- j eiii' J nr twii'p a .lay, aii'i Khuuhl Vo iMveioil will 'i ! ■ le.-.' if ;n!-clr.ih u. jTi'V.'Ut it -^rt^iuinp thi> ■ ' - ■ inci! ;.f ihi* rsr tuuy t.f ut liTHt. l.ut nf : •illlT fti'OUSt-.iuu'il to it, ii !■; i|UiIC ilfT'tt'i'!ltile. ;Ulii !•. will tfu.; i,r improve the geiierfii henlih.' (lie nb ’ve was in type, tlie existetu’*' (it ih« itis- i I'eeii -tiitMdlly aniiiiuuce i ii \\ iliuiii^iin. ^ : 1‘H. -l'R mukes the iVillowin^ pnMiofition in tii.- ! - ttie ■' --1- m ’ II 1 tlu- 'Dip’ hnif , ui-iJe dilieetit in.juiry of n!^the physi.;irti!S ; wti' have ln ou iu ;it vMi'l-itii'e iir*.iii anv suspect- ' 1 the whuie niiinber of such ohsi'-. , t\n\e. pr.in. luice'l t.^ be yellnw tever. to >ie i--!erl::v ihere w ; only uew i',.ye, :i.l ni'ii,- 'h iho proouiitijii“ - I'lj :-. 1, it i -.>ni'. ien !v i : ii>' tiir'hi r ■pi f‘4 I )f the ii-e'iso iii e i I t' ,H‘ l'n‘ ’:ho'‘ the l\-V;..wiii^ ! iN i'wV' N, l-.sij , Mavuv ot I'.niiii^t III. N ir b'.r At y >m rcim -t i h.'v;‘v,-iih tunv ,'. y .u 1 II rei. .v; ,.V such i.aj;e= 'if ytlb.w ver it- have';-. cJ litiriiig tiiis i-finoi. »ii!r;ii niv kiiuvs le'ljie Tufs,l;iy the ',*ih iui-t int 1 have seen five e ise- • ii'ea'iv Of these tw o have tli 'i. 'ine is Jischari'- iiiv'.l.--ci'ui. Mini twti are still un ler treHiineni : ; ■ rfii! rri'-;p._,'ts. lew :iM* h.'is i I'l'tirroil nuder my cngni.’fiiu-e sin. • • 'lant. ;:M seem to be a l;i!l iu the progress ut the 1 ti 'je 'hat the sanitary measures whieii ipied ii.ay be suci'psstul in artesMiic i:- I .‘iur«. very rr-'ppf!fiiUv. JAS. H. hlf'KSON', M. 1*. s!; KK-» ANU He. i L'Ks It been nia .ei . f rpr'-e to iir :hai -^onie oil irmy •rti.'oi- or iiii ible to appreciate the \ .iluMei'v-' . !i IV ■ ti. L'keii t. the Stainiard nf the South in tlii- 'I, iD'i have SUM' >e'i that 't riirht i ’ -uhjt-c',; i'lieii ' ihf harsh d' (lij'line whi h i;,i- ^.--iieriiMy been r-'hary t^ Wiir.l-i tLe repularv ;n the old army. Of i ^ he fiehtinir in.ait'ii wtiicii 'h-- w iil.i ever pi ;■ t i. .vf Viitik -'ur v ilunt.-er-i iuv* >‘iiiiwn theni«»lves t ■:ie le.-t. 1' was nr.'i,nl tiiat they >h .ul 1. fur It t . t.re i -It the scum of cri ati- n. >n> h a-J th« .' i a- j y was, but the bet-; if ilie ‘.e-: pup' 1 uinu in the wcrld. ^ 'dialed >'y j.atri i; ;n whi h >nk a'.' ■ .'I’si'ler'iti tn' ; ^ :iiik an'l o! «eahh. lu the raijk> are fotin'i thci:- |t !' 'I '..! eviuoaieJ. r.’'W;el an'l wea.^'iy. .-‘.u i 'ru'u 1 ' ■• ' ^ey have placed ov*'-r t-leta.selvp- then tM' i ■ ' I'ial p I'i ii, -iiup y because ol •- -uj p"s-'. i ■ . e f.ir coinm”.t)d. every ne being ai'vi-itt- t i have . L* -';•! men ill lii- ri^L places " T-.' iiave iiifii 'in' k ;■ -uch inipulbi'.; treated Uko dcgs Ly thuse k ■-■ ■ ■n. because they have found ?uch tr*-atmeii ^ ■■ the case of the common .'n’niier in the . ! i |l ■ -niisted for P'av, show.-; an aninunt .il ifruo- ■ * .u ;an hatiiie. and a want of under-lan'linj: ^ ;v-'p Ui \ T'. 'UCil H~ c -uM i.MVf ' t'!'; Ii tiM;^ ‘.'.I it;vcter'i'..abit ati't pit'u- ‘ l,ce is aid t ; briV-' I e>-n a!te.-|.‘'i a h ill'llt aijJ J 1-e ‘.idit-es. and ‘L.y latrly. a- we I •ni '1 Kicfimon'i l.'»tT« r w irer. iis' iided t^’ in. j 3 t i 1 t i t b •r a P a >' •! I V h I I 4i t; t « k * tb « m '••p'i.uiut 'il l;.e war. I. -c j- rej 'ri.* ; U- j ■’ V '^iii e(;!S w^ju'd I'- hi !'ir !, ■'f'lii- I '• • i )t :iicii r iu.'tn^ ic .■iiiiiU'ia'-m I'i;; i • --. t'l:' i! 1 ' r; it - -■ -itaiit 'hat hp . ' i H i - . i^f 1. i iii.t tilt' c ‘ii.i^c, ; ■ ■ ir 'lU' s'-l li'.T . Ill th-;' -n^ , \c-t j -j -iiid :i irul^' Mit'eni’i ' ' riTiill -ry ; y. h” in utri 'i 't' 'eii- v. hi,> wa- :iic lui-n ‘ c .uid • • 11'. i ;:ia?.' “It nut. .. 'i i- ' J'*;k-->ii n plied drvly, ; rtii-y c iH S • -‘id o well iiiat ■ ' ,il . 1. Ver i -iibte'i ;iie -, ii('i"i!y 't “Ui ] niivM-iiiz nia' m -vt'i' I. «'u c!;n d->, 'iii'i > ■ i -'y >■ I rested lii*- bclitf that we c1 wherever wc mol !;iem. i ‘ = I'lfiN. 'I'iie U’in-'oM .n-n i!ud j . ■ thati the aviiw>, I ; .r tnc j • ■- -iitC'li r Trea-u'j, N • i.f i-- 1 ^ ■ h trive ' . :-ii c'lunterfeitt d. It cii:tif:^> th. 1 i.»-’t with pTpeiratiuj; a “trick." \.e { (hi; suypicf.)n, for it is nutliing more, :lio ■ ■ the cui; (-ae f.ir ii!« it- intluenco c.xifuds. ^’1—i ill- '.V.' r>ir calling in tii« notes was >. very !. and r!ie iViends of the ^'overniiient iiiighi ■ ’ i - ffnemit .=». ‘^•uch as the Hichmoud Kxsrn- ■ t?' letii! t.-i' k of ].i ikinir for any .dier. aii'i i i ' lie I tf.-:_!ing tlje charaotor anti cre'lii Ot ■'..•Ut- I ;... V. i!':h t'lf' Svtjiinel favors, no iloubt «' i ( ill ilul’.y -ibiiiit to that --i .any oilier ■ : tnay 'i-im e.\[if-lieni. an'i wlicn- i 1 '-'Ii!, I'll !iie j, iii'l of ilie caii-ic. j ' -ii:' \ pculleiiitin ..t K'li.i-'^dii i I - * i • uiitrrfeii -t'lK uiiiclel i!i! , • ^ fruiij a rji'iu unknown > i >r'f. i*- Coarsely .- '■■■ 4ie .1] vti^'rave'i, ' “'•='«• :he ,,,ptl- ivt.' ie. on a '.iingy red gr'.i-i,.i, -,.„i TlN, ;n the ceiitie of tne l.>wi-i ),-iri -.r-e . Hiiit; ai; i red ground. 'J'ii. ( -i,,ie v'-' n ii-iii v^’.'irriii and lii.s wife ai. ; •. ' r V- i.c-tei-. !:nd ihe whole note is lu'.! ot 1' - .K-ji^'e \V. La^’iencc, l.i'((., o^ , Il f ^ c-itinty, has :ircscnte'i ti8 wiih I ' .i, Mild- d' Toilet ‘S' iiicluuing the 'iii'l tiher diiicately perlumid and - ■: liid own manul'aciure. y are i-y h.:uie-ui ide h'lap that w t* have seen. ' ' ‘ ' d. .) liin ii (!ook, who liaa tiiem '' iv riiHement. *i-'ii Keai nt-y s oliicial rcpm I of the - ' d:. ion in the b .ttle.s of the :'Hth and ■liii.- his lo-n in killo'l and wounded at one T( giuieuta Buttered inucti niore severely. K:‘H, he says, loel no out of i:OU. N lie, wiil- -; i, 'I’he nolo i '.u .n t w i( d cut. ! .1' two 1;, CASUALTIES IN NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENTS Hon. T. D. McDowell writes, under dale of Rich- nioDd. 13tb inst.. the following statement to the Wil- miu(tton Jouruiil: - “1 liave this moment learned the casunllioB in the IHth Regiment in the battles near Manassas, and a por tion of tho.sp in the later fight near F’airfax. Col. Purdie is in command of the Regiment. He is riding (len 8eigle’s saddle. ('o —\N ounded, none: uiis?in^, D Hiillard. !?—Wounded, .Mien I’.rown, \ J .'^ykesand M .S Dove; missMig. (,ewi.s !?!ackncll Wounded, Serjr't M V Stanlv, J J Lnig; missing. .1 W Lone j)—Woiinded. I) 15 Watson; missitig, S A 'rhompson. V\ Sutton,- ,i ,1 Kiiss I-’—W. iinded. J \V Wheeler aU'l (’ liarnhi’.l; missi’ij.' private Hunt }' — \S',>ii!ii)ed. Seig'i U' n McLaui-in, lipj'uly (,(— W.mnded. .)o5in \^hil(eil, '^iigliily. II— Wi.rinded. S Tedder, .! \ Hinson and S 1 Mcni 1.—Wc.-.inded, Lt T (' Lewis, s!i>rhtly: ^lis'iti'/. .' ('ai rol. 1> K White an.l 11 I’.lar.e K—W ounde-.l. IHinciii King. K M .lessnp aii'l W L \ikinson; Missitip, Wm Huni?y M.v inf.irmaii! states that the Kt'gimeni was eiigM>ri'-l in the subsetjuenf battle near Fairfax, i.n.i th;;t Lt .'•i(‘\V'iri (■^f t' I F. was killed, and abmu twentv of the U( piiiiont W' iiiided, !‘iime of them seriously \tnoiij!: the w"uiided in the fiiriit 1 have been able to hear of the following fr'im Hladeu coumv: 1! I-' 1-iiiaMi. T .1 I’ri'ijen, S U (Jraves, ,) Ty-on and Wrii;!il Single iMry. Oiiiers iiot kiK'wn. Our eo'.moonity viill Ih> paine-l it> b-avu of ilie .b- iiL 'f Lt I'lyes lle'Uty, of ihe t'lTi il lu'tfinieni. l.ii'tn Rt aiiy wa - pr.iii)t>Ied aftiT liie b:itiles.«!' Ilicliiiioi"! ile\' i’ >v.i.iii'l.' i ,111 Fri'biy 'i;.d db>:l rjj,. next il ly." The Kichnioii-l Kni|uivev ha-> been fmni iicd wiili ilic f()'l.-'\ i’^i; list .if casualties in ihe Mth N (' T . iu th‘ buttl.-- .li the '-'Till. ;>H(1 :iiih .\ii;ri"t in.I .'^.■pt 1. Wi'iii. ii-.l t Uiclri’.l n r.i.l'iii k, I't .'-"pt v*‘ry evc!", It) -nid wr;-': l.ieiit C.il I’!- H ^;il^!■. ! ' ."^I'pt -bu':r('r.tu'!v. lu'ck f'l \ Kille 1: .Id l,i*'iit I'riniklin L"Uir, .^ep: V-iiun-lf' : - i >t .'•’em't .1 W 1‘ruit, .\ub!usi, sliLh;l\ !*tiv;.i,-5 .l.-tmcs M l\>e. llltii .\ujrust, .(iaiifrerou'^ly. r'^'lden Uilliam-, 1st .'^ejii; l>aniel Sheets, .io; rinknev , I’a\isli. d(-; .Jacob Ivire. d.i: Win Cbirj' do; 'i'hos t'lary, lo; 1 evi Lon'r, d.'; Jamo'; (’ Niilier. dii Corp 'tal Hatnil tuu Ki',.t!^e do; sligliliy 1’. -Killed: I’rivale" Joepli 1’. 15t’.lt'..r.l. !-t .Sfpi; (5 .1 •Sweazy. 1st Sept Wouude!: I’livate .lames Wilson. ■JT h Aiijiusi: ('..rpofil i W l.ookxd.i. 1st St'pi Mi-i in.-:—Serii't W W Hrid.re'. 1 ' Sej'i. K:!b‘l: I’livates W White-Ji-l,'. I-;' .S.-pt >ipb,-r- •’alldw.'iy I>.iribiii-i, 1st .'^ejii Wounded: -(’.Mpl I’eti'r liogget. ,1‘tli slight in he-i'i; t’.dor I’.carer .1 Wliile^ido. 1st Sept. daiurerously; I’tivato \ O Lynch, l-t Seiii. I*—KillcI' t’l'ivale \\lm 1. IM'ister. l-» Sep! W. r.ii'i e'l:—t’oiuoral K J H Keistler. th .\ugu-'t, 'lightly I'rivate l»an it Louder, l>t Sept. 'liglitl\. K Kille'l: lid l.,ieui H I'Litmi, 1st Sept Uiundeii. ('.irti’l (Jeorffe ':iuble, 1-1 Sept; I'livite-; i* II .'^liiiH, J'.i.ii .\Ufi; .le'"t> i'laker. ’J9tli .Au^; ii U ilobiti' n, ■J''tti \mr: t l-i! h'ulbright, I't.'^ep: Mis-jii.j:: I’rivnr.'.l hi; .'-iini . F K;!b'ii: 1st S-Tge-itit i: v» (w-.ier. .\uir Woutuie i. t'.-rp'l ,\ .! lii-i t. r-;. 'tli .\Uj;: l’riv:vt‘s .1 '• ! 'Il l 11. 27th \Ug. .i J '• Il er. Is: ,-pt: L l.'r"i .-. (-• .1 W H.Miderick. dc; ^l 1’ I’eitv, !- ; ,\ W'lrreii. .i.. 1 d\;’le'l I'riv ite ,lese I’hiiln's. 1 ; •". > .->• W..ull.l,.| S‘,'ig I W ■ Mc‘-',.i-i- J'.' il Au^' i‘i ;v.'ii(.'s I U'.s king, ';''th \u'.:-. I' F. .1 .ihn.-^'iii. ’.-*t S ] * '.I — " lUU'b-'i: "J I l.ietu 'feorj;.- M i-.i .er'.^'- ’' irk .'.hen. ’JTth .\ii;_''i-:; l’ii\:i^ -.. F :1 t;.--• - -■i.'ii W S ('.iiiip', ;;i'th ,\ug; J I. M.' re, I — 'V.iuu'led: Serg't Leoi;ard Fowler, "I'tii A,;.:i:'’ ■(irp 1 .l.is K Morr-in, 1st Sep:: I’rivates. 1» i 'I 'ir-';', i'*th Augu'-'l; l.'iW>ou I’hilij's, do; Thos \S aik>':-. .i '; Marl; i, 'tn: ^Vm H'lrefiel'i. d^'; 'I H' Klinn. .i--: Wm '^Liiti.in, 'i.i; i»illiard Smith, do; FSheham. 1st Si-pUtnber: ( ilioway Smilli. .bv K Killed: I’rivate-;. Jt." .M lieMii'*. 'J'Jiii Aug;.-:, i. 'lalt.m, 1-; Se['t Wouii'i-^d: I apt (>eo M ;‘ia:k, vji i \ug; ‘-’1 Lie-i! N (' M-'l.e.id. - 'ih .\’t.'. (’ rj 'h irle.- 'r*’’.i.'.'tt, 1-ii Sept; I'livate-; W Huts.'u :it'tti Au>i; .la^ 1’ Hugtie-'. I-' Sept; Uaat Smtili, uo. Frank lltl-f :, .1. Nu'-iii't' l*rivate J’l- Sadberry, ! Sept. .INC F Mll.i.M’, r..j;('on Mth N ‘ ! :0'ij‘. I'he U iu-i'jii Sentinel is iii'iv-b’c I t.' > ‘eut S ( .':iiue^. ;ii-.ing .\dj'.ifiiit of 'iie 'Jl'-’ N • i ‘ jT ;*!o {"1 i.wing .'isualtie^ in ihi- Fegim ti- ‘-.'vixiii ;iie lute i- i- I’e- !n N 'rthcrii Virginia: A'., . / / II' . . ■ -J . -„ ('o. A -Killed; .'^erg't 1'H'ic tl.irris. —W. unded: }*riv'i.ie> T LtiU'iy. •' W ( I' Wounded. I’rivate W’ H 1 homa-i. F -Killed: W Fulk. W._-;.ndi'I: li S;iic - - '. A Mc(':inl. K F.iw:\rd H W.mnded: . apt .\n'lr"W -''iiore. I' lri 'i U i» i;’'iii ar Uoii. jirivatcp Martin King aii'l McKinney 1 ivill' '! S M K,)ark. " .n'F i; F L Ktn-''il tiiy. .1 t' \ :»u>;lin i: -AV'.'iiKlod ( apt K LWii-in. j.t v .-c-,M Whit:;';er. .1 .'^hUi;'.: ' . ■2>'h 1, t’I 1 AVoiindod; I'apt M L l’attcr- :•. • C'-' ■ L’“ - - • .1 .y. Kiilfl. i .11 Saunders Full'll. Maj IJ Y lirave- shgluly w ur.dei! ' \ iKiI'.id; ,J D l?'.acrvb.urn. Wc.un-ie.i: (' 'fi- 1 .i 1 ■ n:r;''':;; J 1» Mclver, Frank Scoit, Wm Fry. A H'dgc- ■. --'•s.. '.i\('vtn’ly. i, — Killed: W 11 ^V^lliam^on, A Shores. W i'inJe.t: ' ijt V\ r,it.,',;.-r; 11 ii W.j'jd,-loiin !’>r..wn. iii.'r'aiiy, 'Vti A H \Slil>;o'K. Tlios Faulkner. ( —Wo;:nded: Liciit F Snow; W H C'illoway, .-MtVt.d .: liyen. I' K'.iied: Lieut I> 1’ .J.icksoti. Wounded. Li-'u: ,1 W .Mill. I. StTg'is 1; ]’■ I ij " : .n.l, .V Al?p:iiigh. .\ Z i5u!ner, li W L lemtii n', .) N ;• . K Linville. '*! .'pnnkie. L F Hill" L-- Killed. Lieut V» i. I'.veii; Jout! lietidri.x. i Wriglit. Woundi-d: Serg't V> ni .'^.'iepper I; J »' '.tvi-;. ‘j .NeW'- !ji, > W;iug!i, Win ii ui-ier. F-d'ilh l: Lieut W 1', .'^ctiaub. I'or]. i J (' ll ucmiui. \ltx F.iuceit. A S lioyles. F W l{iers"n. NV" ii; tvi I.iciit .\I .le-'iip. Serg t.i J \N iili.ain';. il L r. '■I' ^er l.lWr'.li. .' irpdi WlU liellU.Mt. Vj il i jliilj- " i -i-ville'i .!no Fd;n tibuvii. Wouii'i.-i L'.riii- V W :!ai,'lip, M V flittle; .'.lex .M'l're, Wejiley iiigoti. II—'.Voun.lcd; Lieu; W U .Ni,irtin, .''t-!.:'t.- J W .%!. lilowlumi, il U lirinkly; J iiu 1' Keynold-;.-lejse i'Mi'.litt. II F (’titchfi.'ld. Wm llidyJteld. I Killed: C'trp I Sanf.ir.i Hill Woun ted: '..t p i Vv L' l;:il'iw.n; J 'hii i’.i.ttenhiiry, (iilcs Wnifikei •|\ — Kiiiod: ('.-rp'I J .'■'tiuUi; \V A I’eiif- W-und e i. Seig I !! I' .New-^tim. (,'orp I Lancasii r; W C l>wi^ ^iti-j. ! I{"ich, Ml L' '.v:'. .1 (i ib.nly. 'i-.. I :■-, '• -Il J ’U: ■: \ //.- U . luclni; Miij I; V (.iraves, severely, t apts 1’ jt Hi' i'i.y, .1 F ilea. l, sligii.’ly, Lieui (i f'''la} I'jn, .-i vei ci^ 'i'.'u.l. "jl! kill*!. VI i^'jun'lei. 'oN';i:i;.>s.—'I'lie Senate, on Saturday. C''ntiiiui ii t.’ie liscu.-sion of Ueli. I'.ragg’s execiitiimx an.l cin.luct The H u-e ]ris-t d I bill-a'l'line I ('‘'v tannth to tii.‘ p ly ot' noii-conimissioned ofMcer.'i .ami firivatOf, .iii'l talKed ol the 'on-crijition I’.ills. On MoP'l i.v and Tuesday, the Senate discussed tlio i!x 'mptioJi LiilK ntiii the House ibc (’on'-icr’iption i’il'.- ('t i KKK Titt; \ vNKKK.^.—The I’icbmond corres- p-'tidetH of the Charleston Mercuiy gives the fn!i' >v:ii” aiiiusing aec.iiiiit of tne coiiteuif.i I'oi ilu* y-iukc. - matii- f.' ted by the neurroes of that ci!y. I ’ttllee's ide.i ihi- value of ihe yankee’s toes is capital; — "S.ittie yankee.s .are employe.1 in ih^ *'omr:;is-iary l>c- pariii'.'nt. at 7-'. cents a dtiy, cle.aniiig bacon. .N'f.; ■..ei^ wht) woik wit 11 I lie:ii ai ways assiune superiority over 1 lie o(lier d.iy a y!inkf*', S( eing a negro b*dp- .ng !iim el: to ctiickeis, b-iwl.-d at him t i let 'hem al.ine, Ttie m gro looked at him .ietiaritly, and “i.i'i. “V III j s siiet yo' mouf. \ rm g.,t tmtiiin t., :i(j ui'f -li st cr:u k-r-. lle-e is (’onfc l'riT evaeker- -.it k- i.;. ' 'j'!!. I'f xt da v tiii-; -:-'i:i)e negro a(a;i-l‘'!it t:iy r;in .a lii'ck i'.-er the t;'e -.1 a y.uikee, wiio cornplaitie'l somewhat. I'he i.eo-ro -'lid. very coolly. ‘'Take keer of you’ I lots oes to ieiu what rtni’i aw.iy mo-^'ly .--.Il ilo I'lti.i-. •M \hvi.\.ni,. — A letter to the N. V. Tribune .‘^ay->, tc.i; ■h.: first duty jierforme.i v.y the ] Pt Ue.irimenl .M>.ry'"i!: ! \ r.lun’eei s, c illpd out. I.-;- the aefence of tiie State. V> a- to pour .1 volley into the retre.aiing Federal c ivjilry. The correspon lent, I'roni that, thinks uiatthe Marylan.i 11 oops cannot be relie'l on. Newsvai'ER ('ii.\N(jEs.—The Charlotie Democrat, re ferring to the large advp^nce in prices of printing materi- als, says that it must reduce its size or advauce its price from .?2 to S3: and it prefers th.- latter. The Concord Flag hae been disuc.ntinued, W'e believe that the Observer aud Greensboro’ Patriot are now the only papers in the State waich have not been driven into a change of price or of size. FOR THE OBSERYER. Cami* Holmes, (near Raleigh,) Sept. 15, 1862. L.ATEST WAR NEWS j Thepreaenoa ut our array in Marjlani is attended by j From General Loring'i Army—Ojpieial Dupatehf*-— : faTorable results. Prejuilioe and alarm have rapidly j FOR THE OBSERVER Messrs. Ldilor-s; e have “changed our hase” again, j Rioiimonu, Sept. 17.—We have tlie pleastire of pub-| and the eieiijplary conduct of our men, their The Cumberland Hospital Association acknowledges It must be regarded as *‘a great strategic moyement,” ' lishing the following copies of official telegraioB to the 1 decent deporitnent and delicate regard for persons and the receipt of the following donations for the sick and though it is still undecided whether il was a retreat or I Secretary of War, in relation to the recent brilliant sue- property disarm censure and dissent. \ finer spirit woundedaoldiers: Mr. DavidMurphy, (ad.litional,)$20H; an atlvance While the ricforions veterans of Jackson j ce.sses achieved by Maj. Gen. Loring in Western Virginia: i o'”"'' possibly pervade our ranks, and our men are | .Mr. C. C. Barbee 3^0; Mr. C. S Barbee $oO; a Gentle and Lee were on the march acro-s the Potomac to yan- PAPTL'RF OF BUCHANAN prepared to do and ilare as aforetime. $200 koeland, we too, took up the line of march from States- , ,.r , ' ''hen the army will move is, of course, uncertain. ville 10 this inho'^pilable clime and bfaved the dangers 1 HKAOw’tts Ukp’t S. W. Va , Faykttk C. H , 1 of that ini)i'isbHble defile the N .rth ('arolina Railroad, ' Via Giles C. H. or Pubhn, .Sept 14 i with our provi.sions safely locked up in the depot,! Jonkina captured Buchanan. Upshur (' 11, Gen • nftrv rod- in our pockets'no‘-kiver ’ but the blue sky. i main dep#t, with 5,0UU stand of arms aud im- an,» nothing whereon to rc.^t but the rickelty open cars ^ensu stores, ah of which were deatroyed. He took beneath. Hut few incidents occurred on our journey :P»’*sonerfl. The next to inif'rrupi the .iii'l monotony of cinders and smoke, i captured Weston. The next day h« took Glens- llowever. .lim an.l P.-s had provided a boti le oi niedi- The next day he took (’ol Ralhbotie and his * • • reifinient at lt..-ine Court House. The next .i-iy he 'hove a loiue ot liie enemy from Kavenswood. aud the ne,-'.!, dwy lii.issed into Ohio, niarching iweniy Tjii!i-i in ‘I Stati;. He was at last accounts on liio K.-.. i»vlia W. W. L(.)R1NG, Major (ievcin' FAVKTTL COURT HOUSK TAKKN. HKADylJAnTKKS l)KI‘'r S. \t: Va . > Fayette f. iL. Sept. 11. via Hnljin Sept 11. i ■^f'^'r a fatiguing march 1 c:iinc upon t!ie eiiemv eal s!ul hat l'..‘lt).'d very muoli t.) keep my spirits up. Many ..f our c.tn'^crii.l friends were leaving their na tive rcKioii'i fi'V fir-t t^ine. und of course were much aiii.iz'i'd aiid inter,'sit‘'l. (tne I'eilow ot huge dimeu“!ons •iii'l ’it'.,-ii.nt li ik’iii; i‘l.':he-; c'u : ie-l oil hi." head an im- tiieu'e h 1,1 ot wheal -ii- iv.- in u... s-ripe of a hat V> hilo lieepty ii':'''.>r!" I io th-. . ::i!ei ;'nl sc-ties ;ir.Mind him, his hat I lew .-ti VVii.i ;i ouiiviilsive ell .rl th:it s--ei4ied to shi,';(> :he i;;i'n. . I .,n er the hlieo bulk rosetu ■ 1 Uiig a man ^u-ipcti le.l to a baiLou. He buiked Ions Mi't 'lullV •;!>.-?■ tsi spi-i it' \v:i V. iice'lle H i K K 1 E U. On the yth inst.. at Tullassee, A^a , by Rev Mr Mitchell, Miss AUALINE ALDEN to Lieut. JAMES M SIMPSON. iSth .\labama Re^'t On the 3d inst., by F. Cooper, Es^ , Mr •U.\NIEL F.A.1RCL0TH of Sampson county, to Miss MtJLSEY FISHER of Cumberland, eldest d;tughfer of Daniel Fi=her, E:i^. near this place on \es(erday at lA clocW. P. M , witii i'-pafie.i treii-L’i e a- thetraiu the best ofluy forces, whi'di were i|» ftont. .\fter c-‘nle-*t it the jePrs and sli. uls of hi-> ■ ingevwry inch of niv advance I'm- some miles, he entere.l Addrux uf Gen. Hubert E. Lte to the Feople of .Maryland HEADyLARTKRS Army N. ViROl.NIA. ) Near Fredoricktown, Sept Hth, 1862. / To the People of .Marylan.i; If is riirht that you should know the purpose that has brought the army under my oomtnHnd within the limits of your State, so far as that purpoi-e cjn.^erns yourselves The people of the t,’onf«derate States have long watchetl witli the deepest synipathy the wrongs and outrage:^ th'i* have lieen inflicted upon the citizens of a Cooinion ■ ^ ^ vreallh '.Hied to tho St;i!e.s o*' tho South, by the condi- DIED, tion ot a eon.piert'd province. Recently Lower F.iyeaovillo. UANlFL J., infant I'ndei ;he j'reience of .supporting the Constitution, son of Daniel Phillips, aged 4 months and 16 days, tint 111 viohitioi: of its most v liuabl*' (irovitinns. your in Columbus county, at the rcsidcnre of Col. N Mc- citixens tiave' been arrested atnl iniprisoneii upon t>o , Phaul, on the 8d Sept., N,'FILL Mc.MILLAN, late a sol- charge. an i c titrary 10 all forms of law; the faitiiful dier in Capt. R B .McRae's company. TIm? friends of ■ir'l matily pr.'le^• ai'ainwt this outr;ige wade by tho Mr. -M'-Millan will be oon.-ole'l by the fact that he died veneraViln and illusTrious Marybiniier, to whom, in bet- , among friends, and was deeenily buriad. Com. ter days no citi/en appealed for right in v:iin. was treat- EM.MA IS.\BF.LL.\. .inupht'er of Isaac .vnd Eliia c..i!irad''s, i (lo isa.I s.vittij Hgree'l We ii'iVi' UIH.' h. whi'i'i I!-;- in i-'iar.i w.is Mtggestod that t.i :;r>:i!':;aik. :! he U'O n tray tiiat his fortifications at this phice, which were i-irong, an I ::ii ■ 111.- -b I iiC Cntu! h.) will !i-.i 1.. br.v;. t ... „ 1 '.-■.Ml t'\-lt .\ ii;'i : ent iri It" 'I iiu.' , ii I n-.i“ii pt.'Ver ijOM ot i'"Mipan'.c.-i t'or I tic caiii[i. Wiiy il ' 111-, II ; .1 -'iiur i a ;-t:i ill oam(> and !\vo or three nrCiip's 1 :iin unable to ex|>!aiu. but i supp'.'si II,--1. ro iiileli ie i I. !i>e ; iil 1, . t ■hi- I'i til,' t^ •r b «'«' n . n 1,:; toll'll'.': .'I Milt 7i"ic in .i! - n!i !• tht' whole tiumbf!’ .n '- .n ; il' '. 'III ; e l with scorn and comempt; the government of your Long, was born .May 5th, 184^, mul died at her father’s chiol city has been usurped by arineii stranger.s: your , resi.foiiCe in Pittsborough. N. C., Auirusi 3»th, 18i»‘.i a liat, to which he ; oo/isisted of very lorniidHble outer works, enclosing -a i Legislature has beeii dissolved t>y tlie unlawful arrest of : it is hardly necessary to remar'K. that the !i!'e of one .)urtilrangular fort with i/lactf .and redoubts ami well jja tnombers; freedom of the press and of speech has so young a-i Emmi usually furnisiies few materials fov liKiiinte.l with nine lie:ivy pieces of aiiiilery My men been ■uppresse.l; word have been declared offences by an extended obituary; aud yet, in her case, there are iiiisii.Mi up to the w;ills v.’itii great spirii. inflicting great ,i; bitrary decree i.f the Fe.leral Executive, and citi | trt.its of character t’nat deserve to be lec. rded for '.he loss -111 ihe i-iiemy. Our loss .small .Vnout uighif.ill j /ens ordere.l to be trie.l,by n u.iiitary cmnmission for > praise of viitue. liie consolation ot the V>ereaved, and i.i ihe toicc ot the f(ie!::\ •ilioady iu the !ori, three re- what they may li'ire to speak tho imitaiion of the young. I'inma was remarkable for giii.eu'- were ad'ic l iii^ reinforfemenis by one ol llie i llelievin:/ itiat the people of M.arylan.l possessed i her devotion to lier pareni.“; ever ready to deny herself which my forces w.-ie not numerous enough spirit too lofty to >.ubmii to such a ifoverinnent, tho peo- and --icrifice her own ease to promote their comfort and ma.le the enemy about five regiinenis i j,[,. „f' d,.. .^oiith have long wi--hed to ai l you in throw- iiappines-: Her dutiful Couduti aud kind attentions, in ing otf this loreign yoke, to enable y.m again to enjoy sickne-- un.i in health, are remembered and ireasured • ''.'ni :ifier (’oii'c; ij>i ’ w.iii;.! have i'eeii W' i ii-i loiicli .'I" p.)-^sibie. I ; p. J I.' 1 to this C.'.Mip. ■■■vill' w:: over IT*.' ■. of wh'.t s .11 (■ r'li- in * will t .• .. Iv :iV I'lrge. tin- 1. . are in.-iij. \\ 1 iil.l ( i'lie ' »'.t'^ 11.' a ;i! .11 H teW -i .Ma- '0 Th • il d 11; ( -il'Cl in i'il h S.vilh, :.,i;.t e.|;i:il t: . ti 1 in ^ii';;;el .)ii tiie New \ it k Tl ■ I'h 11' .in j i; i't '. ! -r ycMi- sii; ).'i.‘.| milt'^ in-.' kept .••-illlilig '.ioll.'y i' ; this c.imp liial n:rt.i. vv ■ M 'W di-'•'ii.t:iu;e.l I -.i. i 1 see M trre.^t ui'Iti., private eniorp.iMe i Tr.i! , . Ill-:.. U! cms ■;! t:- i’.aci:ou!i i ititer---; .lit. 'It- 1 I hRUsi'iak Ol llleti. !■ ;ui! - ne' i fo'!.> ar.- wi-Mliy of cx- I-ri'. I :. . sum.- l:..;. 11"! 11) lii\. .'.i .n:i:a; I UI iiii: ( >:ii e '.i-i ■ . I'.rgc^t :i;;d , ; > of : lie t.;nti iti \' 'r i'lc i \ 'iii.i ri. r IO i!;\’ m.i le in tLi- j I !- ,'«-.;th. aiid iii'.icti i;ii..‘ ipei I 1- I- I 1 eli.ai K .ible f.ioi lhal ; I ■ it:.I ■'' (-1 e-.-. -I..1 :lH I Io- \ . lier N 1 h 11 ] .S -lit 11. we' e f. .'Ill In; mills The u!' t w :uid the .iwiif f e V,:, ■! .othci p uier nailne'ir ' ; ii.g !.n 1 stii! I'aj'ci. but it is lie (jC;'Uj'i>-.l 'V..ler mill. ■•^t ibi, !;m-i.!s t'-'T leaking gur.s .1 t 'evni -..•ciioiis of the .Stiite. l.oMi (iltA US. le, tl ■oh.'I lUK ji;.s ^ i: .! ' Il ivi eti, P.-I I; ar !'• 1 K \ Kli. ! \ -II, .S.-p: ,1 ‘''i;l'. ,:’t i: . 1 rcn It .it;s!err' I .'111 t.i (ten i’.-itii;rt‘w'' ' -r-b g U e are hav- w M;. e all I iie i I:-"!- ,v,;i -oil frotlj i.r.‘ iT:t-iy at. I will b,. i; -Ir I’ertii’it',v wtieie i, ".I'-i wc . • .i!lh'l' i;l ' loiij;.'! I nun i.t-c-'ssary .up.. i- .li iii'ui' r > I'. I'li.i I i Mr. no,..; ),,!• v-hiic wc lay on our arms lo K'liew the a;i ick ».i~ mcrning, the en^'iiiy tlcl Probably they I .v.U the - line roa'i by ivhich ;he reinfor' etnenls etller- c'!. ati l I 'II I now master of ititdr works. 1 am now ’ '..1 ni'.n-j ',vtih all my foice.'. W. W. Lo)'lN(«, .Maj. Uen TWO Moi:i. \ U’l’oHlFs. Hi;a1;.JI AKIKHS Fm.I.S .It- i'C\.NAWHA, \ I S ia iMiblin, 1-ith S.-pieinlier. | ■Alter lighting i v. o ob-timitely coiii. -led lights to-dii} .iti-. a: ('oiion Hill, a.i.i :he other at Cauley—the cne- tiiy have been piit to flight down the Kanawha, and 1 nu now iu p.isses'-ion ot their foiinei p islti'-.n -at Uauwy, with tiu'if wagons, trains and soiu.' stores '1 li>‘ m.;g-i- zit'c and many more we>e burn-"! bef.-re they tl-'d 1 aiii cros itig the Kan;iwl.:i :ind pursuing ll.e euerny. We Look 7'*li bairels oi sail. W.- have t'lken camp Oauley. an.l .ire put-uiing (he enemy down the Kanawha. VV. W. LOl!l.''(i. .Mi.j. Geneidl ('M’TFlli: oF rilAULLSTo.N—THK KNL.MV RoLT 1:D AOAi.N AND FLKKIMj. CiiAitt.EsT.iN, K'lnawha CO., Sept. 1'^. I \'ia liiles H , I'jth, and Dublin. 10th i II. n (i W llandolph. Sec’y of War: .Vfter incessant skirmishing fiom (laulev .lowii, we t>.tok this place at '6 o'clock, P. M. ■ The enemy, six i.'gimeui'* strong, ma.le stout lesi.si- unoe, burning iheii st.ircs 'iM-l most 'f this town in th*iir leireni Our lo-'S slight, tlie enemr's h.'avy. He i-’ in lull rt t'.e-ii .lenkins is in his rear. ^V W. LOKlNti, .Miij. (ieti t’oi'ut g. •I .( Hnry ■ r>j. Ki'il.Mt)Xli, Sepl. 17.— V, e ha.l alrea.iy been t.d-l that.Jack«on had -wept round by w , i>; Hrtgorstow.i, it> the west ot llarjie/? Ferry We arc n.nv told that h>‘ ha-* not since ti.-en idle A .;i.i/.e-i >'t I J-l'cr Fati'juier. who reachf.l ;;ere la-'t eve'i ill:;, ^yi iliat on Sunday eveniug la' tiiert v-.ts heavy aud i.iji.t tiring ut Harper's Ferry, and sl.ut .i w.ia 0.1 the ifialieiifible rights .if freeineu, and n^oore in.iepen- .|. tice and so'ereignty to your Slate. In obe'Uonce to that wish, our army has come among you. and is prepare.] to as'^ist you with the power of its arms in reg-iiniiuf the ri>.rhts of which you have been ilespoiled Tliis, citizens of Maryland, is out mission, so far as you are concerned. No constraint upon your free will is inten.led; no in- tiiiii.lations will be aliowed. up !'V her parents, and now that she is gone, they often liweK upon them with fond aliection and melancholy pleii-itre A good child, she was truly “a joy to father and motlier. ’ To her brothers aud sisters she was af fectionate and kind.—all thai a sister ought to be.—and in her death tlioy fee! they have sufi'ered an irreparable loss. .At schi'ol, sue was respectful to her teacher, at- teniive to her books, and kind and gentle to her school mates. When the writer atiende.I her funeral he coulil but observe the grief of her sciioolmates at the deatli of Within the limits of this army at least .Marylanders j one they loved so well But the most interesting trait sti.ill oiice taure enjoy their ancient treedom of thought iu her character waa her devotion to her Bible. From an l speech. \ a child she love.l to rea'J her Bible. Her teacher saya We know no enemies am.mg you, aud will pr-jteci all , she studied her Bible lessons belter than any other, of ererv opinion . Such love of the Word of God was not without its fruits It is for you to decide your destiny, freely and with- | She was thoughtful upon the subject of religion and re- out constraint. membered her Creator in the days of her youth. During This .army will rexjieci your cludce. whatever it may * her last sickness she was often delirious, but wheu it be, and while the Southern people will rejoice lo wel- ; pleased God lo give her a lucid interval, she expressed come vou t.j your riiituiHl p.--.iiioii among them, they ' much ;oncern aliout the salvaiion of J.er soul; aud al- will only welcome you when you come of your .)wn free though she made no public profession of faith, her be will R. Iv LEF; Gen'l I'om'df reaved parents and friends sorrow, not without hope Her sickness was severe and her sufferings were great, but we trust she has gone where sickness and suflering ar«) fell -ind feared no more. “The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away; blp.c«cd be tiie name of the Lord.” M Presbyterian jilease CO]iy. i LVTEST FKO.M THE NoRTlI I Ricumi>m», Sept. 17. — We received i.-i night, at a liie h',-ur, says the Examiner, New Voik, i’niladelphia j and Baltimore p.ipers so late as the 1-lth. ' They report a iieavy battle ;it Harpei s Ferry, on last I We'ines'fay, in wt.i. li our forces were repulsed The I iiccoui.t Wa-', tirii Gen. Loring had crossed the Potomac it William-'pori siQuiltaneouslv with the crossing of, Te'^nessee, .July I’llih, .'Ir. .\ G. Davis, ot 'ol R. l> I .lackson aiid Lee. at Leesburg In.-'tead of marching j Vance’s Reg’t a^ed Is Hagerstown, lie ha.l tal , iver road by the ; Vetersburg,'’August Jlli. Martin ,\ McKinnon, ol I iirrer a . f};,. -'Moore ^\>unty IntieponJents/’ Co. H. ii_\ le at “inp.o t(. j 2.'). lie was unhurt in the batiles of New ■ A a I V aui int.ant. v- i [iiehnii'.n J, :ind died of typhoid tever. Deaths uk Soldikk.^ —.Near Bean’s Station, East n-. .Moti.lay moiiiiiig, an.l ceascl al.3;il eight This settles it, Itiat there Wi.s it /: rht. il: in“i'!e.|iate!v ' «“1»"‘'‘' 'he whole Federal force, of from five to eight 1 ““Xmedrbut' f.[ ■ III- I \ .>!li;i; i'.li.c-i: ii.n becizilii; r. ’o- -i^ io cot;;,. r-‘1st I'-.. . . nroll 'ho I'.ms.-ripls, mauy ■ T-if :;re..:i/ int.'.t ;t«.l .n the 'ibject ot .''.:h..ii! i'-iic!iing, an-f they Wi.:it round il .lar-i. Mt;.l onie ev.-n - ll.-riiit b .utui.-s •ti-.-siI tl I , Ill 'll .' abject ; -1-1 - • . . I • 1 pOMs iroiu liii sides say, furtiier, taat it eniied in ilie t 'l tiiat a '.rr.'- I many I'epttty Stienils were n.-e.le.l, as : h.- .-st.iy Li'iw was it> ijet attoti aiei no I'Usinf-ns .l(.ir*‘ , in the I ;:t'i- .\n.i ag' i.’i f v,-ry P>> : %1-r :er fouu'l it i i.-tiialiy nee**-' ary to liaxe a .ieputy to assist liiui, ' " I. 1 bc'ir I It; o', the 'o.ie: bur'l.-tis of his oHice. | tl ■ ..iffh th.' : nil IO V .e of them onlj- .oi.-e in i i A'cek, 'ii' l in 'line if ; ■ w..ui.i not I’-irry to them 1 ;.:’y . . ft s ;n a ye »’ \t-t I will warrant that ninety- | Ti'.ae .' ■ - i.iiC'i-e-1 oi -**. ■ e s.- ' .'l it' -. 1' -; I- i-i r“- .VC . -> I e b*; 1 ihous.uid men’. ; Keports to the eflcct that the whole force at Harper's Ft try ha.l been capture-1, were current in well inforip- od circles; and being so unusually devoid of tt;e usual ' iiv.-i^ity .,f reprtseiitaiion't, were g-p.erally received w i ■ 1. c iit'cience No ol!ici:il information, so far as we could ascertain, was received to that effect, owing n ; i iliiubt to Ihe .lifiiculiies in commtinicatioii. W « are iu ! olii.fd 10 mink that the report i.s based upon a conca- j teiiati. n of those strong probabilities which always ; ipring from moveinenis known, from the ct;araoter ct i t.'io le:ider. to be masterly. h'i.';uirrr. Ft v!’‘ ■'/ A y.r'ti V'f^iriiu. — RtCH.MONli, riasters. .ie[>iitv i •''opi 17. — liy uirivuis yesterday trom Staunton, we l”^ ail 143. Now I learn i: wa- reported there that tieu. JucKs'ju Lad, (.u I tow*.' i .'iUal -;own 'ne river in the.lii i ; il.ort dis: ince iib.'ve Harp. r - I l(U’d the river with a iarge b(-i . l iie rtjH'il •.t'.'i'., ihiii wit.-n i.M- jivi-r, wliicfi i« n. ariy ' hiiif a mile wiie. was cov ■, i v%iih tt.'oj..s 'oi .'■lil*;'^ : i.pene.t u^on them w’lh hi- .ji leries !i. t;i f'ljiip Hil;. j ;ind frtjm tlie ires.sel w^ork of the raiiroa.l, with gra[ie aud cEuister. causing their repulse. This news is not is given ..-.y on the t.vuhority of pas- A pitched battle was looked all ; i ■ , with I i;..- . .|!«i.b'rn^'•• i. : 'r f i'tip: r..! wi; -:r;c;’ .'. ;;r.r'' i ''v i'.'' .St.r J e-\lt LaiIi;i .; .' ,\n 1 :.-i\T i w'i: ni.-!;i re_-vf". I- :'>.i''.;ii' v. !■ 1,;.- o! .'lers. ; a- -■ in'* Tneti 1.ir\ ail'! Its «-ai!-e 'riiiv O' I’lp ' !i ■ V sp;-i u- e-;.'’; i very tm I h r -ive n i' tak n an •'li I, -tni I > H. 'if onr Ke v.‘”ti'.'.l and 'ho ’.i ro- rr-l nr 1 pu::is’ . lU .le«eivi,d l! th' -.V 11’-i have iO'Ortcd wiio rt'-.i-; .\ li 1 i n: .ti C'l. *. w ■’t t! e (■ in i's tank' :: ' 'le tiiif .1'' s I!i.- iti ! hi I ir.:'iieti pUlii-iiC'i 1 ‘.ti'i II c.'tij;*. V mid a 1 I 1 Sunday last, capture.i eight tiioU'-and Vankee* at liar- :hink if tl>e ’on- i per's Fury, win.out hring a gun. V,e have been unable ist .ne.it-i en- lerive ftoiii otlici.al sourct h any direct, confirniatioii n'l neces'iiy i ■’* thii repio;i, though we learn, upon good autht>rity, I lii; :: coujou.t d ni'iveinout upon liarjcr's Ferry by the I'esort’.‘III. 1 fo: "es of Ja ksmi. Walker, und .McCall, had been order- " it tiiK, like a'l ed It is sai.l tiiat by .ir.ler of Gen. Lee, Gen. Jacksotj who 'le-ert their ■ '"■a- tJ recro'.^ the Potomac at Williamsport, ;^ti.i l.ieu t- irrc'Uest peri!. J V.'ilk. r at i ;i0iit F .r.l, and march upon Hai per's Ft rry, V -.V. Thoso I.-, while iion. McCall approached 1 h:it place from the iiortl; '. the armv if the ■ -*'‘d i.'o’ii por»essiou of the Mary laud iieighis overUok- One t;:an Ic'Cvt- 1 ii-- ii‘t‘ l''Wn If the report .-f the suirs-nder of liie ■'I iT( i; H.* v.:is ad- ^ :inkees be correct, tiie coiJiuunicaiions ol our army are open to Winchesior, anu our generals are put in Lengers trom Frederick fo.- every d.iy The Washington Star of last .Saturday thinks that a deciiiive engagemrnt would sf- n come otf between the i o.i Ree’t Mon:icacy aiiU the Blue Ridge. j ie”uburf'* .Mct.'leliau’^i army was advancing from Rockville, with a view of efl'eciiiig co’uinunication with Gen. Miles, al Harper's Ftirry. Our iatest udvices from him left him al I rbina. tien. Sumner, with his corps, was making in tne direction of Poolesville. Our forces are reported to have evacuated Frederick, and (Jen Burnside is sai.l lo be near there in force. The evacuaiion is supposed to have l>eeu inii'le by our army With a -l^siati ot advancing int.i Pennsylvania The f'anic • i .ng the border is r.ipre-jpnted as ‘-feariuUy in- .At Chittjo.'ir-uo l!ospit;il. llichniond. .\ug. 0th. John Hi.rri:ig. o! t o. F, I'ith Reg 1, of New Hanover, aged lit. Ai Hospital in Richmon.L Sept. :id, Benj’n P. Alex ander, Bge.p;i.O, of 5o'd Reg't, from Mecklenburg. .\t Goldsboro’, 14th March, Geo. W'. Means, aged 2:5; on the battle field near Richmond. 27th June, Jas. K. P. Means, aged 18; both of 84th Reg’t; and al Wilming ton, 22d .^ug., of typhoid fever, John T. Means, aged .Ml sons of Wm. Means, of Meck- In Richmond, 18th July, from eft'eots of ’viiround re ceived in battle, John .A. Hester, aged about 23 years, of Forsyth county. Ou the 8th. of typhoid fever, in Petersburg, Robert ijiiesley Martin, of Franklin coiiniy, in the 19tti year of iiis age. a member of o2d Reg’t. FOR THE OK.SKRVER. Die.!, in the Chitnb.irazo Hospital, Richmond, \’a , lense.' The toll-nwink: dispat, h had oeen received iu : :vtigiist' 12th, l»fi2, Charlks N. Thrower, aged 2t3 years. He was a volunteer in coaipany F. Scotch Boys, 18ih Reg't N. C T. He was wounded iu tne battle at H -nover t'onrt House. May 27ilt. and wns laketi prison er and was sent to Governor’s Island. New i ork, in las f^jiec;.' i ti, I tie wi-til l s.i.'ti b>' I f r l.'s .'rill ■. •.« tin ;■ ail a Imitted - i tioo’i tioiit'. II'.'! an.'thor man j :'t Kii out t'o. p.iit he has been ' Vasiiingtou, f rt-.m the Gov.-inor of Pennsylvania: • HAKiUiBLau. Sep;. li> —We have good reason to •ejieve theelietuy iiave co' c. n, i ated a laVt'e force at ilagersiown an.l W iHinimspo't. '1'ti.^ir movements upon Pennsyivania are us yet uiK-eii:iiu but ;hey are in po- i \7hi;:!i he remaitse.l in clo«e conhnenient for two nionths; .tiilon lo -io us great damage, uniess .Mi t'lelliit.'s urmy : tlien was carried to Fort Delaware aii'l remained there t an checiv them very soon. .-V. G CL'KI'l.V ” | utitil exchauge.l. lie was sick the greater part of tho I ii;iie while in prison, cause.1 liy the ill trealment of the yttnkees. He caught the liise'ise that caused his death bc'Ore he was exchsnged, but -.vhs a'.le to reach llich- nion.l; ho was oarrieil to the ilospital the Hth day of Our army uu'ier Jackson an.l Lee tvas reported on its iuarcti to i’ennsylvania with -about -".HO pieces of artil- ler_,. - VVe are report.’d a.-i tioiding Hagerstown, and that ..t;r ill St .strike in Pennsylvania w..ui.l be at Ch imbers- biirg This had create'! the gteatest slaim. Money = .1 to 1 li!i ‘ •i':- -II! ii' ti'..'. -i:;.i no oil.li t w i> :-!;t U‘ I > t him . y S ‘.er';i. Militi.i ollicer.--, ...r citi 7( li;it VA*' of the fitii. tis p.rro'!.- 1 him f.-r *11110 K'Tr'>- ] \h I. ' im g.j a: i-ii'iro. aiol i.e tiien JL 1%'i'Vt; i U ‘It'.-IT fer. ii'.ir men fin.ling tiiat n.) :it- i* I.tier W Ui bey i ' ‘le-.-riet s : y i.ny ./tie at h.iiae. nn l t ^ • \V“ • nil - It ■ V- > 1'. sp lit- Hien Ir.itn tiie -irmy t.. ■ ‘-lu* r i 1.. H) /‘I a think very lightly of d-' . tiU • I'.'iir tii.'ii hi.vc losorted fr.-ii: - iV t'- T( ly. i if s li.e (-i;e does not M.** I! it -1 e-titig ihe-e men. otiiirs in-.iy \-i >v ! » j ' Ul U :il :t .iio oiv;l aiithofities an.i cit- at m r ).■ 1 t!iko some in this m.itter. i-! fl'. (• S ; I; ! i ti Hll 11 - i -piri.''-'* bt-rc are 11. rho conn lai iTiv .'IVk'c.s ill evoiy .li'trict. ware l: ■ T It : I 1 sc v;.'G for to got,..! re is.ili utl.iet iS-,* , ■.!- ' - -, c ■ J ht-r - mo eIlou>'ii of theln • i; i u. I ■._v I.; ; ;ii les t.' ttiak.' iiji good si/. d ; I ■- V, ' \ '-.y lo.t i :i t he ser\:c; ’ 'au n;-‘\ t: Iv^ : • *it*M 1 -. •, - n .'"r staying at b .'in.- ail the '•?>.*» V. !»• I IJ!» tl a .* :■ ‘-iii;r their lives, heilili. ' T tiri* . .ill ■lit c utiti V “ .ie.'eti.-..' If Miliiia « •.T" :*! i : * u tl 1 ■' • ■‘.y i"t trie:ij I'ti t'.i. 11 from \ .H* Hit.* ! I 11» ‘ evt'.y oliict r Ui;b-i tii-it age (• t;:'l 1’ •• -I n; ■ ■ il I'.-i ('afi in ifii^ >ltagglo. iJit' pjssossi.in ofmuskets wherewith to arm the .Mary- j w i' iieing rone.ved from th.‘> i- ink' in ali tiie t. wns ■■iU'lers will) are said to be flockiug to our siaiulaid. ! .tr..uiid. u:- l stocks of goods from lii. siorei I’tTe 'le- /■.'ziimiuer. j I'ence of i’hila.ielp-hia has boea d oi.ie i on !'y the. people. ii-!.-rnl Pri''^ 'I' l-in;;.—Mobile, Sept. Iti. — speci;vl | ;.ni ilie ciiy council had voted tjun '..r i ie prot -c- 1 11:ink '' 1 OIl'>-"-i • lllcls V. I i , i;ti>--. C L :.'.'pe;»rMiC.' a . :--'t i'i».t'_ . i V -i 'it;-' ' iie.r ;s' vl'Ce '• .It'S.-I otnnii ‘-i Oilic..-rs nijiiL^h go.) 1 mt tl in the ;--h(-rl(l ;in i wito d'ued make .1 . lie ('oils; rijits t'oiiiing i.ut ana i.‘ I iiis being I iie ■iespatch to the Evening News, trom Tupelo, date.l ttie l-'j'h, says th'it (icn Price's army moved Irom Bildwin, .'•liss., on Fri.l ly List, on forced marches. messengttr j,. -I ut; ived rejtorls that ou Saturday atlei n ion tiie Hd- V iitice-i g;i:ir I under (ien .\rtnsirong surprise'! an.l at- ! leko.i me \ ankees, tj.ii'iO strong, at Inka, drove ilu ;>i out ot the to'^'ii, aud took 2'M) prisoners. Gen. Price, ivitli tho luttiii b .dj of tlie army, came n > ou Sunday morning. 1 lie enemy tied in the (Zirectioii of Eastport, b-ftviug in our hands ?1()0,>»I» worm of store-^, princi- p .'.y tl.iiir an.l salt. Gen. Price ^a\e cliase. and when last fie.ird irotii, was seven miles behin.l them. i\, --f :n't liitritiiiiij. — Pkiekmii K(i. .Se]it. 17.- -i gen ii'inin just treia Northern .Vlah'.uii inlurms us that j supposed to be Jack-* n anti the Unioii forces from Mar- iv.'sccratis is ill mil relre-ii loWar is .Vtlictis, lenn, H** j tiii.-burg. V'e tiave been telegraphing ail day for the hn-; be. n seri.iiisly annoyt I by guerillas since l;is de j guards and for tne (irey reserves ” pit I lire It-, til Pit I shut g Lan.iing ati'i i- loreiic-.*, I lie whole .it .Middle Tennessee Iiier'tliy .sw:irmiug wiin Partisan From every hill top -ind in every vale, where ■ ion of tne city Tne Wastiingtcn Chronicle of last .'Sund ly h't« a di -.-lien ;i ji:. I'Liil.iiielphia say ing lltat a ..is| .iteli tl i.i jus. | t.fct u leoeive'l from i.'ol. Scolt. Pre.st-u-nt ol tlie Penn- I . y .v:in;.i'ritilroH.I, tlalod Harrisburg, sti.ting thul a bat- { ilu wus goiug ou tielow Hagei'stowu, beiwe. u .^lilt's’ and : J:i('kson b iMCts, and calling on all the tr--»ops lo rush : :o H-'iirisburg. The Piiiladriphia papers were out with i 'iij loK iwing extra; ' j • HAKui?BCRU, Sept 13, 4, P. .M —,\ien are wanted! in co:up.iniei PiiiiHaelphia suoul-i respond immtii-i utely. No time for delay. A iteavy buttle has been j jirogit ssing souifi of Hdgersiown tor ihe la-it t'ur hours. \.iigust. where he remained H days with gre ii suffering. ' a* (i iie.L He wa-* a brnve anti noble soldier, p’ornpt '.I a'l itis liiifie-. anI had many friei ds in camp ind was ' ..ivotl by ',’1 who knew him. He died in defence of his c'^Ufi'iy. .hHt noble cause. He ha.l many friends lo . iiK'urn his b'ss. th.iugh we stu-ro'v^ not as ih'.se who have j no hope, as his trust was in Ood He w-is nitended by ^ his br .'her during his la't iline-.s. -.irtpii:ion .r'- tli:-.- is :i,i. tl V t!i- .--ili.e .tiy I t-> t!n‘lii: liid !. -b :-.-tea 1 . 'tl-tc..d 1 I'.' .r !;.•.■ -Kiii; .iil. .1 c/-ry ic.e . ' l.otiit al-.-r .1 .I',-;-', ii.m: iii -T c.ilM I'ct II- U«.sl-1 tiice. o’ ii.‘atioiil Iiietn. \ .w il thi.s .-tali li - ^'11. it o.-rs ivi.i an I Some .i' our tic.'t men will i b*-''"ti:.‘ disiio-irl.-tie i aid i;n- »-y %i,en they ktu.w that : those .-.•luiii'lr'-iH a’ :- J .-ri'iii tel i.. I '-i'.m ;i.otK lii.'tiie, aiui : Iierh'ip> rob :iti i iiisnli llieir iiit;iiKf, while i.'i.-y are far ’’ .iwav "II I iina:.ie I > pr'-i.'Ci ib.-:n 1 . m. plainly s.-e tho ' e!l';‘-I th- is j-is’ . .. ;!.Uiii'./ t-- sliuw ilse.f .imt,ng our j :t.i'i'. and 1 v.-.iul.i c:ili iip.oii liio auth. ri’lts :ui (| t.ie cit- ; i/etis -u !.iin:i‘. t ,r the st.kc of },- t;or lino in ti.e | army, aii.i tiu' hoto r iP.'' oiai-y ' f ;;ic country, to ! ri « ut> a'ld .-top iliis thing .-it oiicc. wiit.-li 1 think tii«y j can do in i sli.'rt tii..e v-iin a iit,;e evcrli...ii It the .Militi.v ollii'er-' atid gm.i lo.vn! citiioii.- in every district I woiiM iiniie an l t-t; I ;i.inf tlnit no .los-a. r ah -.uld re- I 11: lit) in their tiii.ls!, :hey i!otil.i capture e.cry one with- \ (.111 much pi t sotial... j eciiiiinry ri.-^k .tr 1. to themtelves. \n.i in .l iitig liiis :i..y wou.d .-l i'l to liu- number ati't (list ij.line ot' ciM- ari'iy, oticou.our s .Idiers. iioaor ' llieir .{i^tri't lui.l county, relievo tii'> IVars ot iimuy i g.oi i •.oi'liei they iip"i; tneii liMd beds aflor . ii:f toils a;id f.iiigm- of ilie past day Tney wouM feel ' ilia: t!:‘ir lainil;s t ri> s,i;'e from the depro i'll'ons of; I--.'lining deserters and .'diiiiking couscrijits. j I am w^II an-.ir-' ih; t (..ir s^ hoie Couii!ry Las done ; (.’:ir linr.'.s pjii t Blit I i inic jiorli. iis of il,e coun- ll'l.; the I .ru.-^l-s .,'lter the slightest cou.'.-riliiieiit. the tli-esng Vank'.-es ate ina'ie to bit.- the dust. On I'u.-i.'ay, oi last v,eek. a I'oriionof Utjsecrans’co.nuiand was aiwbusc;«dea in .Mi'lille Tennessee, and nine iustanily killed, aud -..me -■> or o'l w.tunded. Our inlorniant Slates that tin ext. ii'^ion of itie con- sci ipt IU t is altogether unn. cessary. as every man under ! b'l li'ifi 'ilready sei?.ed iiis gun. au-i mounted nis horse, I aii'i ultered a vow, ihfit he will nevvr lay dow n his trusty i t>i--cp until the List Vatikoo tdot leave' ihu soil of the j \'.)lti leer .Slant. — Fxj'rtfr. I /'/-( /I Cuvthcrhiri'l Giip.—The Knoxville Register, of '■ :-:in'iiy. says that the latest intelligence from the (Jap . 1.' that i:;c Yankee.' :ind reiiega'lcs at ilie .iap, notwilh- ! slai;dtng the constant .■assurance wo hav-' from time to "iirageit I rvCoive.l, of their starving ami d':-.>rs?'jniieil con- diii-:>n, and I ho probability of iheir surren.lering or be ing b-tgged, from .lay to day, arc ab.Hit to give our vigi lant ariuy ol the i linch the slij.; and not vuly so. but ate indicting some damage as they retire. ln;si,-ince their iieft It an.l capture ot a cavalry company ;it Big Creek, titid tliei.' successful blockade of the only road tor com munication with Gen. Smith’s army. J'euMiilrariiani Jvhiing the CoiifiJerate Forc-i—Rictt- Sept. 12. — We are assured, u[>on the siatement of an oflicer of the ('onfederate army who arrived in this city yw*ierdiy, and who left Frederick a few days ago, that a cnnpany of Pennsylvanians, from Adams county, numbering one hundred tndJitittn, arrived at Frederick Isst wn k. and tendered their survices to tho Confeti- ?r.'ite (i-ivernment. This company was regularly t.r- g.inize'i. witii iis ownofiicers, before they lett thwirown State, an l .iei^iared that they v.ere unwilling to v.t)i-, j The Chr'juicle als.» rep. rts that 4u,tiOU rebels under i p.e.iureganl I.-ft Rickmond on Sunday to reinforce Gen. : l.ec. and ih:ti New i.irleans is threatene.l by a consider- i jibl« tinny under Breckinridge .’.n l V'hu L:oi ii. The ndws fioiu tiie We^i rep.'.rts our ai iny have f-i.len * liacK from beiori- t'incinn.iti, but the enemy whs at a | loss to know wnether it was in retreat or simply for the I purpose ot drtiwing ihein out i Kirby SuiUn made a speech to his army cn Wodnei’- ! day, assuring tht ni mat they would .jviarter in Mncin- j nail in a tew' days. The Washington .''tar says that President Lincoln ha.l ; mad? a narrow escaje while coining into the city from | the Soldiers’ Home on horseback. His steed, a spiriteti ( and powerful bea.-t. ran off with him, .nd came very j near tiirowing him in the race, in which Mr. Lincoln \ lost his nat, but succeeded in checking the animal’s ca- j veer at the cost of a sprained wris: in so doing. ' j r. S. Senator Thompson died at Princeton, New Jer- I sey, on last Friday j In New York on. Friday, stocks tieclined i to 1 per ceni.. U. S. t'i's are (piotod at Gold Fo reign exchange P’.l) lo IHI Liverpool dales to the 4th have been received. The news is unimportant. Breadstiifls li.ad declineil. ( oi- ton iiiid .'idvanccd 2d ft-‘.d since Friday, 1st. .1 and Toilet Soap. XoTthtrn Fjhtics. — T\\>‘ political cauldroiY^^ ’ QHAVING and TOILET SOAP of domestic mnnufao at the Ncith with considerable violence ihe ra | ^ superior aualilv, and in quantities to suit pur- 1,'Ctions arc nt hand, and the Democrats and anti-Repnb- 1 Jt)HN H. COOK. FAVHTTEVrLLE MARKET.—S^pt. ]S._ REVIEW OF THE MARKET Beef—Retailing at I.'). Beeswax 4':> to .'>0. Bacon 37^ to :3y. ('.irn 1 oO to 1 Gr». ‘..’otton—F'irm at 20 cents. •.lotton Vavn 5^4 per bunch, t^jpperas -■?! per lb. Cotton litveeiDg—None in market. Cin.lles—Fay.-tteville mouM none. Fl'-iur—.s.-ilea from wigons a! 2-) oU for Super. Hides — Green to 17; dry 4il to 45. Iron—Swedos 2i.> to 2-'). ItisVi I'otatoes (new) 2 0> per bushel Lard H3 to 85 MoU.sses—N. 0. per gallon. Nails 2^-2 to 5'2i'> per keg. Onions S3 per bu-hel. Rve 2 ftU. ij.ats .iH Rice—7J to 3 cts. by ihe C;i«k. Sugar refailitig at 7-5 ) 4 Sheetings 50. O-'naburgs HX S .k—.Sound 12 50 to Slo for ■'0 lbs Sweet P.itHtoes in demand at 1 50. , Spirits Turpentine 2-5 to o7A. Tallow 35 to 40. N. (’ Corn Whiskey 4 o'* -Ypple Brandy Wool $1 to 1 2-‘> C.inecfod by Pkmbkhton & Sloan. At .\ugusia, 1-1 .Sheetings, at auction, 59^ lo (>0; Drilling *it to f. 1^. Sept. 10 I¥ewl»y will r**- snme her SClK>OL on Monday the ’29th SejHember. il-2tpd Weil, itnd » tiiii pr.'>' l of Notl'i v. '.''11 i-.;bi ti), i no - oi' : ■ t.« vin-li' lie '1; :..S!'1t.; .1' ii;i-;:cr- . (i.it a f ■ •'. i.i.ioi-r: vv'-n!'t ]il;icj iron i hem. I itK ir countic.-; fiotn the 'tti 1 uiij rinciiiio'l mtn Lkon. 1'I i . !■ II i;\; W.^vs ..I Ti;; List. A .'iiKK —'A e find tho li.i .ov.. Ill; in I h.‘Vi'ilmington .fc.tirnal. Wlit-n in Ra'eigh iicm Gov. Viince) ihe s-inic li.itne t'l i). .liiified into the aboli'ion sei vice.—L>lspati'h. LKTTEH FRolM MARYLAND. Mos' I S n:;y tro tj.l at llii:t boaitiil'iil city of W tr;uips ill lim* hei’.ilh it.d spirits i.ficr :!’■ arduous .oiis ;ind ] ainful onstialiios of rbe bot moata, .tre le-iing in entin iiig fu — - , . J A large portion of the intelligent and intiuentiai peo- lican Whigs are combining ag .in-l the Aaministration. , It is significant th u thoy '.re beginning to speak .out , with f-reater freo.Iotn at-aiiisl the powers that be Fer- ' nando Woo'l. 'he Albinv Democratic Convention. tl.‘- ! •'ared 'he time h .'l c.ime when the people could ! 4 '■* ..i L- their uiind-I Under liu- present Adminixiration. , IV w Sept. 17, 1S*.2. t;i- WAilfTKIK GOOl> NEGRO WOMAN to cook. wa«h andiron; Also oue boy atid girl Apply tn M. A. BAKER. Fayetieville, Sept. 18, 18tj'2. i.l-.Upd i week \V.' lie ■. ;i : b.,it nul - tiit'-itietii except -is| half ; 'he l.ist seiiienc."'. which '.vfts oiiubtless inierfioliit .1 by the Kaleigh paper or ila ! niiiiecessrtry o.antioii. i-i'. ni) n:;~- j ’pi,..re is much to encourage the belief that Meryland "(i I (iiicf .• I.'i.-i —fhi'iiffii Gov. Vance has enter- I d II!'.in C;e feriouf busintss ol his clQce, he is determin- ' “ ■ ' ' 1.' Iiis jolce-.tdling run to seeii. friend of b;b oi'tercd the executive ollioe the morning alter his inauguration and laughingiy addressed him as Governor. ‘ That^ reminds me." aid Gov. Vance, “of what occur red w hen 1 went home the other day. 1 thought 1 would notice as 1 passed aiong the street by what Utle my old neighbors and cronies would address me. Between the btuge office and ray hou>e 1 met twenty men. Fifteen addressed me as Zeb, three called me Colontl, aud two managed to get out Governor, with a leer whioh plainly intimated to me that they considered it the yrandeist jokt o/ th* tcason.'”—Slate Journal. stit-.ik their uiind^I Under ilu- present Adminixiration. , lV with or without children. ,i nt in li.j-'-etofoie, if lie spoke the truth, was sent to Fori I from O lo 10 years old. I |,.ii.vyctti'. and the only security f.ir him .ijfainst impris- ^ .rrespiindence of the Richmond Enquire - j onttiont was tij give nti'-Mrtiice to lio'^. j Fhkiikkiok City Mu . Sent. 14, ls-;2 | Some of the oppos-.non pipers boldly predict a con- | s. M,'iu..s: I'tic onw:u.l march of the Conf.d- j serva-ivt^ majority in the n^xt Congress. 1 ;ti Goi-io Hville has, for ih.; jireso’;', eod- j - . erti Martl.in-.. The I _.| V,//»'j',-i —A cen'U-m-in ju^i from Ivnox ■ -i'llTeiin?, informs tis. thit a 'I.triCirty ooci.-r. -l in Nashvillo. during Iho ras' work, bo^woon Gcl. P.uel’ The ip.i-rrrel ''f'.it of a differ- , to ev.u'utinng Nvishvilie. P>ui*ll c.-iij tended that it was a -‘military necessity. ’ Joh.:o0n re- olied th.at tht' place must not be evacuated,-uid if it wa.s, he should certainly blov.' up ll.o capiioi Iv.'fVre ho mads j Jimiui nl rDeiMM iniuit ^ ^ umi | r.trv ot gi'ral fortiliiy tnid siiigubir beamy, await- j Andy .T.ihtis'-n r. ii'fi orOi.^rs from tlieir accotnplishe 1 commander, gnco of opinion as vrith our cause in feeling, the tirdor of its rxpiossi.)!!, however, is rostrainsd by, probivb y. not wiil enlist. ;;0.000 of her true and gallant sons in the Southern Armj', and shako otf the fetters of the hated I,incoln tlynis y at some not distant day. Tho nows f'oin BaUimore indicates the greatest excitement aud hesirtfelt «inthusiasm in that noble city. There have been no Piciive movements for two or three days. The railroad bridge at Mouocacy Junction has been deatroy- «d and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal cut oJ. Information reaches us to-day that a heavy Federal force hajs bepn hastened to Harrisburg to meet a con templated attack at that point. W'hatever the dipposi- tion of fhe envmy's army, this may be held for cartaita that our- arm^ is prepared either to receive or make an attack the proper time and place. ,\OTIC K. i >r'.lSONS b.-)l'ling cl.iims against il,i“ Department for i 'd...),oin-il Herbs. Barks, &c , 'ieliverod on or before -d \uiMisf 1SC2. will present t:iem for payment before ~-',th Set tom'.1 ]8r.2. or olherwise they will not be paid. ■ M HOW A HD, Surgeon and Med. Purreyor. Cl'.ariotie, N- C-, Sept. 18. 61 2t iNiI.'jit* ol -lioi’lli i'arolina, CHATHAM COUNTV. his way out of Ihe city. Buell rejoined that, he v^ould ' j- Ouarter Sessions, Aug. Term 1B02. c.atise Johnson to be shot if he dared destroy the ca;-itoi g^. j p. j. gnipes and C. M. If.bn«r.n rcmar’^pd that Buell was a d—.1 cnaries .»i. onipes wiicrenpon Johnson remarked, that Buell was scoundrel. Thi« insult the General felt himself bound to resent, which he did by knocking jumping upon him, aud giving him a very sot At last ticcoutits Johnson ha'l fled the pl.ace buipes. Petition to divide Lard. 'rollml betli’ing! 1 TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Ma- ice, and Buell I rion Snipes is a non-resident of this State: It i.sorder- .11 mm iii;t;utoon ‘ .^r,tl h.it fin.J ' ed bv the Court that advertisement be mride in ipe en.lcavored »o follow the Governor s oxa p j p Observer fpr six weeki. notifying the said ing that Gen. Bragg was too qtii - and 1 Defendant of the filing of this Petition, an 1 that unless placed his powerful army be we „ j Nashville I be appear at the next Term of this Court and answer the for l«ck of ,uppU» f bii, iolellisenoe 'J j R. C.“coti™, n.rk of Cour. .t offic. m pu«j„o... ..f... Of S.P.- relied upon as beiag strictly correct.hth. > etpa.
Fayetteville Observer [Semi-Weekly, 1851-1865] (Fayetteville, N.C.)
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Sept. 18, 1862, edition 1
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