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WEDNESDAYMOBNING. AUG. 13, 1162.
THE RJESUI-i; OF THE ELECTIO JT. ' ;
Tb resold tJf tbe eiccuQQ cu -xwiraa. i
last a4 wc"wi--T ,u
Cotisfrnti 1tekt by an immense mjor-
h h for lioverocr ana meaiDers iuo
': : U Well knowoi acd.our xeasoxjaLforU were re
peatedW gxitn la tbiiptperir.Shorjld ib re
salt proVe tbit tbiae reaaona werd onfouaded
and TKk uneh eoDseauences as ire apprenenCed
naU'ensBd upon this election,. noman in Inc.
State Will be. more gratified I tbatfparsilf; and
no man Will accord jmorcberfojaopport tor
. sucb. measures as. in our opinion willt-ie--
dcund: to' lbeVwelfar:;of rtbBtate and
cocnirj. ;". Tb : inconcaAbl ;'ealjOD
jetor;eTertea8oi
preeent ; time A, tbe'J acbievement Ut V 'A
indepeodence of ws eountry, ana jne eiernii
geptration of tbe'SodUi from the bated Yam
fee natkn'A'I measte, then, fencing to
tbeae'rrsnl ttl WmatteY by wtoih Vrigioated.
wUl ie cbeirfalijrAc4V
oj, and ,eexj measuro. teodiog. tp.an opposite
rwulr,.wiji b tort if eaiai? Tiere i but
ona ist fonthe rVotbern peopwio1f-nd
- determine, Wed 'that :i?WHdt her W 4Valr-b
alares or treetcen Tn oVi'eV oe ' freemn ,
enf sepraUon fioa ttox anxeeamns pt
ejerniU ts a re-union witt beoi; wvpld.put
tb,eal.of tboodage uponv-the jSoatoj Af
v0 should be treatad bj them: as'subjagsC
? ted frfs and TtiValsV" Y?e trust, 'then
f that the party Soon to b$ inaugurated mto
power: io tfai8 State will ,b, tbeirJwordf
ta -despair. -of; frciog - Nsh Carolina- into
a xenbioovwi h'Uieoi.ltMa idle tbvaV
n? that the Lintfolur O oernoj en rx
attchl? on anlJal scuflaTeDt ia tbiaibai
?iu ab 'abcr Sute oI.te i'pa.JLern Confedt
. racj. 'Of ib aideait 9nt ;bo . oyjKp
dintustf. if we ood',nt,,e k conditiot'r
of lbit gi'iqitjb-aeiWjuifib.evcjrjipatriouc
man ciufft from lis rnuiost aonl deplore.:
It would "W.ttteiyto eetef Jiito jany ex-,
tended peculioB'as to the- eauses of tbf
defeat of xhe i Confederate 'ariT .We 'maj
reter, Lo wever , brif fiy " to ft wo '-promt ie f
caufes. ;la '.?Thei pr ularil :j ofJCol.!Vaucv!"
in the army ; and, 2nd. TbeonpopoUrity
the conscript law, a ineasofo which was Eeroe-
Jj aenuuoeea ? oy Cionscrrauf e.canaiaatn
and ppk-rs"not only7 as ;nnco8titutfdnal,
bu v otiWi Uid oppressive. : Oar -yieaf
concerntpg be conscript liw baye been Te
peateuly expressed, and we baroscen no rea
son io cbauge onr convkrti',n8.: la car opi
ion. it 'iu a lucasure. vitally escatial to oil
ssceesa in this war,, and We f oHy' believe tbaV
-when t nr indepeiidenpc ia achieved, and ihjfc.
war shall end, ' greav inj7nty of those who
den unro the conscript 1W will admif thi
th v'have cause id thank 15 od' for its enaci-
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I3IME5SE fiUJllJEn OF TROOP5 tf.U
' V- tv " J-
,It will-be aeen by intelhgei ce, in to-day s
paper, tbat.lf Iber 14 inch a thing as subdn-;
ing the South by dint of nuaibers, tbe Lin
coln'Government basket ernvined tbalitiball
be done. . Six Hundied TAowanJaddi-ioDal
Yankee, soldiers are to be immediately' placed
in tie, field, and willwhen mustered into
service, be portion of a Yankee army6f a?'
least 1,200,000 men, tbe largesTarmed foree
of .which modern history gives acyWccount,
ere now are the denunciations oftber , :-!,,;. , - f
" mucrtabused-eentcriptrlaw of tbe Southern
-CSnfed eracy 1 But for this law we should
have bad but the comparatively beggarly num
per of tome hundred thousand men to oppose
to the Yankee host which in myriads will
Boon be in battle arr y agaiost us. . And yet
the conscript law has been denounced as un
constitutional, useless, . aod oppressive, .. by
men who oucht to hve known,' and who d d
know better. What will these men now say,
when tbev are told that another conscription
win oe neoessiry u iu uvuitv- .
cress which will meet on next .Monday will
find it absolutely necessary so to amend the
: present conscript law as to embrace all men
tetween .tha ages of 18 and 45 or 50 years t
They cave soured the! minds, of tbe pebj4e
'agsiost the law as it now atarids," and we ar$
curi.us to kf.ow wbst jney wui siy wben jt
"will embrace eyery m -n iu hfi Southern Con-
fedtr cy . capaSlc of beai ing arms, , execj, t
tVose who are. for" special ieisoo , exempted.
Thai Ct ngresswtll ;ce ibe'vitsl necessity of
.at otce eulaigiog the con-cnptitn, we do not
io the least doubt. I It is a qaestion with as
'of. life or death lihrty ' or slavery. ';Tbe
YaLkec'are determined on our sutjagatios,
fand will unhesitatingly, resort to any means,
no inatter bow desperate, to accomplish their
i bellish 'oHeeti If a mUlion of men fail to
; a'taiii their purpose, they will jlace two mii-
iliona in the field. "Tee me a of the Sontb,
' tin, must tnake up their minde that if they
wouU either live free or die free, they must
figvif - on uutil their . liberty . is achieved, or
UOIll tua lUt iau u autcu auu uuUl UOi-
hr 1 pent.'- :f v :: ; .; . ; ' ' K k; t
r ty We undwtandtht tbe Gifrernor and
CMMiVt a mating in tLis C t, last wek. ap-
; poititi ue lion. Jufcn Ji.err.of CawKlt a Judge
of tbe .Surfcr Omrta ,f Law and Eouitv. i.
pKjrriL rora flak.
A genUr man Ute In Washington reports to u
what, he brd Grv Pp u; w-dT o( (n
rimti toBt . itq-iitiooi now before tha j uh
nt td WU 'eiuj thjr .bv got la
Mlidtn(ih is iul f r rao lu ure what the color
of mo .U'tTio will, help jne t put an nl Jt
them : V b'inor n vtMiP rieer : if tbev will
flib. thM- 8lll hav cham!" bronible Pp
you v.-onwe toake wr, and, ypu will f
Boston jrmv.
-Proclaim ion Pope has made a bid a'art
io bis programme of murder. If anj armed
I jrall whipped bio on Samidtj, Qav. .-JUeteber
will demand the 'prisoner! aken by Jackwo
from y e Cucftiderale autborjtiesand try them,
and hang them acoording to tM law's "f VirT
ginia. Pope,fwefear-Wrill neyei be taken,
w , -.. . . j. t
aa all"aecountaf anree tliaY:ieisf one oflthe
i aVrauV c?wardr aliW
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IIOTWBATHEIT.
trTbe nlene1y hot "treatberWbicb haa pre
tailed ferVthe laitweek bows no ign of
abating as.wi write on'Taesdayorning.
Tb$ mewaryiaClg yioojlpW;JUoxiday'e'ted
att96 in thef-shade arid w'Vwotdd Wotte
snrprised , if, atthet same, iiourr to-day, -tit
reached !a bigber figure; ."- V ' Tfi:
I ;4X37. Mr.-PoUn; the Operator bf the SotidiT
crn Express Xelegrapo, has kindly, furnished
-be press ef tbii cittrwith the followioi' lele-,
MMJTT . A ri Qtl-A teoniat "tiemtAl
I.
, . , , wa m a . v . i a v w ih , v t w w - 1 v M vv
toe "Aavcruser ana j.vpwtt3ief,'aa-ea , i upe
loy AngV S b," ays tba - Ciioagd papere,oai.;
Gaining."! Waahiogton dates .to ;th 1st,' have.
bVcn jeeeiveJ there, 4ronx wh1c4Hb8yvg!ean
1Tbe,'rtportc'3rritai cf W.ConfecterateWinn
bal fi?t Vi iMobile' aa .dUoredued bv the
?Nvy, 0epartnienrrv ' ViM.it:-'-
mt n arily jx pec ed from "8 1 6o iralTJabkson.
MClcllaa bad issued orders to-his commaad
to b roady-at W wpmebt's notice. ' X C
rP- peVarmyVdvaticeJfroui "arrenton on
federal Jjovern men t demands an ex-
pianatii'D rom . France resardbfl' tbe 'pres-
tM.c of m formidable FreuQb fleet laAiueii-
- V V. '.TIT w-TP. r. i - io.l j
. wi jk- wMtui uk iiprtrt:e ioQ ana
iObiosif f r, lie :l5b; if 'tbeirviq iofas)t!tr6eps
re.uuii uiieu . ur -vviuaieermg -Ojipe times
uimcu, iubiuo uoa uiuu tier cnjoia.
A; great v a r me e tiug was-held a W il waa
ift Ji is,, pu.tbc iiU.h ulti' Thet e were fifry
hoasjDd people in at eodaace.- All the lail
ruids tu tbe State passea-eve'ryfcod eefof
Le'occasibu. Ail' bu iness! wis SuWeudcd.
.V f eiijUon 'was passe4"reoomibeiiditig tne
(UUb&tfjt millivn jf -men for the purpose j
ut x;ruin tee rebellion at once.v tf 1
La'ge bU ub.ra are leaving i$t.:-Lou's for
be- iJwutbtrnjarujy ) to -aVuiJ -tbe 'Northern
araft. - A iumoer,bf arrests have been made
Jitoereou cbargtsr of dislojftyv ,
ci' MfCapviifardtau the Confederates
nave a v iscuiiain regiment surrounded. !
x x.l'biWr;iufi lieeo'' nghtiug at JJlooinSeld,
Jo; Oontiutiing ihiee da. ; Addu oual.
.oiucs hd'Dt;eti feeut'froiu Cairo to tbe as
si.tacce of tbd YaLkica. : .
lttupluo diopa obes of July -30 b state
. ..hat Uei.:Uragg ua'a frce" of 5ti,UU0 uieu
.u mbtiuU) and .euipbis Wssthrtikteued. lt
sj:xpec cd ousuuo.iuua to navigation wiiij
ue ebiaoiisuej aooye Jeuipnia. : -
' -Tbe guutOai fleet will patrol the Missis-
fcippt ri;r iu oruer to" keep it open. ; "'"", ' f
:. Curtis reluses to go'tuf. Vickbbuirg without
'aueut brdera Lrom tbe Preiident x - f -
t ivihe-OunlebeiaHssrhave beeb '-defeated' at
;AU iiteclujg, Ky. Geo..-Armstrong rdtoxn
e to-dar tiiingtog a nomberof nns and a
j. ot stores eomprisinfe 10 wagon Wads.
A special dispaion to ihe'Jdobtie Tribant
fdate Orenada -Aug. 8r. eays that Northern
'ultgj tne 3rd have been xeceived there.
- '.Gen.4. Be cutumander 0f the Federal
f9xces Vn Kentu0k aunoces- bi de ertot
uation tc disrefear(1 Paroles ; effected 'by
guerrillas in KQt- rr : K
i - Gen. Cunis and miuodore Davis passed
'Memphis on.Sai0". nght for Cairo: -' A
rumor prevails th?Uftis' wholo army was
Over, 6U0 stoi63 and private dwellings
in Menipbid hive, becn taken possession iof
by tbeYaokee aut.horitiej, the owners in
tome instances beig expelled...
CHARGE jOF POISON IN GA WHOLE
.-7 FAMILY U N D E H A K REST,
By order of Brigadier General Pendleton, Mr
Alexanoer Falconerr bis e'nt're family and slaves,
vre placed unuer arrest, Wednesday afternoprvj
on tbe charge of poisoning milk sold to certain
(Joi. fed e.-ate soldiers, and, brought to 'Petersburg
Wedneedaf-nigbfand lodged in Jail. Tbe "Ex-
pres" gives the lollowing facts in regard to the
case:" ' ..' v ' - f. . . I
vjn 1 uesaay evening, a memoer ot tne "irvtne
Arvillery," Capt Lann, utationedja abort distaaoT
below ietersbprg, went to Air. falconer's hoosw
and engaged iwo quarts of milk; for which lie
ntid ihe milk to bedHivered yoster.iay morning
Awurding u engageamt, the-soldier -failed f t
bia milk jes'.erdav fnorring, and; took it-to-bia
camp, wher the balance of bis 'mess (iwVotheU)
shared W. ATier they bad tinubeJ breakfast, tbev
pateed what remained of tbe milk to two a?rvaftt4
. f aA adjoining toeta, who 'drank St.; These ser-
Tanta, w unoVrsvand, took nerningise for their
brehkfaAC: bhortly attt'rwarda ail five of-them
were Uktrr violently ill -be symptoms and sik-
ness in ecn ct Leing; exactly similar, .though
"m worse lhan others.: It was7 the opinion iof
tbe burgeon wbott-nded them, that , they hai
Nri poisoned and that tbe txisn had "been ad
minwred to them by the milk. Tbee facs"
coming t the n tice of Gru Pendleton, be caused
aurorar uard lu be placed around Mr. Flco
ner'a bius-.witb ir.slrtcti ns to allow no one .to
(Htss-otit until tbe time wben . tbey efe all sent
up to jaili 5 Tbe case has Dten turned over to the
Max or for invesiigation. 1
Fa'o.ner is,well known in Fetersbtirg.wherii he
has a largo number of relative and frienus. The
family rf which he is a member is greatly esteem,
ed for ita liberal. and bene'voInce. ; , ' - jr,
- Tbe Eipress of Sntuidav says that the parties
arrestee! were taken toJPri nee George on Friday;
and' tried; before an examining court of mag-
istrates. There befog no testimony to convict tbe
rame, aad all tee soldiers who had beeo made
sick by drinking the roi'k-baTing nearly recover
ed (ihesoUiors themselves testifvine that tbev
KE, l
j romtljr acquitted and ruleaed.
f t.
GUBEllNATORIAli K EQ'T 1 0 If . fiE-
Dvidson,v i T
:i63
i 132
- U3
161
1241
40T
394
2tJ9
i :
: 1363
t i. -
(1359
Ired-W,-
MaikbenburgJ
Kowan, T
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1513
'"421
' 1243
i ;1930
' ; 532
GuilfTd,
T4
fr1 I iii
1 itmmme
463
New IJfHiveri
r n Wv,ia3i.,- ; 287
Wilkes, ..;w.
iVarron r-i. .'..k;; -Cleveland
e'A.i :U-.
5;:115::' - U278
7 -
jmaj 660
4-438
r-. 154
iS. 523
427
'7 : 909
maj 260
-.1427
; 372
;:!339
507, v
10
Wayne,- rf:-.-.- .-'"f-Chatbam,
j -,Vr"-c.-f 119
Gaston iU: 4n-
Edgftoombe, ' : : j ' -"604 -
113
J". Tbe Mecklenburg vote includes; 1 1 of the 00m
paoies frdap tba coon ty -Four or five more com
pameaareyefto bWbeard frbmr.-.-i'---,
;The -JFbrtjthe Vote jincludes 'six- companies
from that jQun,ty, jeavipg thrwe, to be bear d f r om
TbeWbqie.army . vote is included inT the re
tutu a VroimtBo wan and'IredelK:T;:V. v;V jft
Tbe-"Wake. vote does rhbt Include tbe soldiers'
- . j lie yyue or o iopnun tuuuue , iu Mrjuujr ko
withtbe. exception of jpne company-;
iC-Tbe returns IfroinNw ilaA'oWiinno'::ifi
wlearoryoteofbac
vf-Tbeote
baps ipther. . jcoqoties-. .nameW?lneomp)efe8oae
"(LEOlSLATUEfi 1AND SHERIFF
We give below all the returns or members of
the Jjegifllpiture. and Oheruw.wmou nave.come, 10
.bind h-.i
Von Ypung Jel
eleted ;v i;' f;:'--'-.,Tr.f '-; :;:.. ; fpy&i
i pAvipspy.tf'Hi-Adama 809 i Robertl 168;
Cbwmor-Bll 7iaj AValeer 70l' ; jaenderson
302. SA-" Lofiin 858: - ; ' ;
Rowan. iSfenate Ramsey 920; Wiseman 583;
Chnmons-- S.ober -1008 j Flemi ng 704 ( Davis
500.V :5ftersWarton 1036 5' Shavr;49K:1'"
VDAVik rSrnWe Rimfey 644'i Wiseman 2p5:,
CtoJioJ Howard 14 1. Ijvnea 2511 Z
1
3
- c FostTnB:St"a?e--Matbews'-". 1330. 1- Cbm-
mcms iN iss n ivti i A.rner . iyay ; uosun ;
Ooia 518 .SAeri" Mfiteo 1 1 73 V $H i::
f -M BCK'tBNi7B.'i&WerToung 55$ ; tVUcn
250; : PriLcharct'35 f; ' B.1 V;A!exander .23? J ' Ji.
A. ; Young. lecte.d. -Gwimos Brown 985 ;
Grior 92 ; D Armon 322 ; J. B Alexander 181.
John It. Brown and E. C. Gi.ir ele,ied.4--Str''
V hjte2V; Hoo 03. ,; RV-M . . VV bite elected .
BLAnsar. Cbm?7joja4J, W. Russ i 295 ;.N.
Kelly 285 "i&felviri is re-el ectt'd Sberiff. In the
senatorial district composed ot BUden Brunswick
and Columbus, the election ot J.. W.- E.lis seems
to be. conceded." ' . J . ." ' '!':-
We, have not received tbe vote' of Columbus
f Governor. U. L. Williamson - is, ekcted to
the Comraona, jand Lewu Williamson SbeXlffl ?
Ia Bru iswiekD. L Russell is elected to the Com-
mons, and Rufus Galloway Saeriff. Neither fid
acy opposition, v. 1. ' ; j .-"U '
Wo learn that Captain M alloy has pretty cer
tainly been elected to the Senate from Richmond
and Robeson, oVer Giles Leilcb.
' a Vance obtained a', majority of 201 in Fayette-
.,, - t r. . . f - -. .
SAMPSoir.' SfendC. T. Muri by 518 jTbos".
I. Faisori 567 " QtmtMnsthck. 11, Holmes 663;
Wm. Kirby;734; Bizzellk624. iSArf--Oats
990; Frier 112. . -
' It is reported that Wayne cdunty h
as given a
majorty for 'ance.' ' u
' Nkw HLaJioviEB.'-i&nate Hall 1023.
woks Person 882 ;JHawes 564 j Larkins 484.
5wri-yann 1074 ; Collins.183, , '": ' S,
. jofCsaToxt--&maU--(). " B; Sanders elected
oTtsr W. H.: B. WstVbH. temmdns ":v H.
Avery; and Wodda'll e!
ecied-,
- Caswbli, In -this
county
Hon.
Bedford
xrowo xiu oeea eieciea to tne donate, ana measrs.
iSaul S.Harrison and ."m. Longj to the Com-
mans. The following is,the official vote 'i. Senate
-Browu6l7 1 . Smith 237. Commons S;
Harrison 5l7flVniLoBg-6n juntfWdc
Gtthee 2$Z.-.:heriJfjeU C Griffeth elected fcy
8 majority. '- , ,'-y ' ::
Ps33oy. Senate James Holeman elected over
Winstead by 80 majority. CbmmonsLt. M..D.
C. Bumpass elected. ., - - ' ' '
CHirn am -Senate Taylor' 648 : Straugtan
665.X 'fXwwhoaafHarris T63; Headen 690 ; M
Q. Waddell 612 ; Griffin 579 ; Bynum 460 ; Fear
ington 382 ; Ellington 262. With Capts- Ward'
and Lasater'S Companies to bear from Sheriff-
R. B. Paschall 964, Seares 469j ,
- Catawba, Gabton? and LtNCowr. Senate-
J, H. White. tl Cbnios--GeoT S. Hooper r in
UitawDs, a.. . vyo8iuer in, jjiacoio, anu jx vv
Davenport in Gaston.
1 CABAaatra. Otwmow W.' S. Harris, Wo op
position Senate Cabarrus and Stanly Bmitb,
no' opposition, i J. L., Bindy Sheriff. ; j ' -
Jesse Stancell, 124; Wm:.S. BattleJ 54 1 Joshua
Barnes, 19. ; Onwona tDvid Cbbr 249 ;?Rob
erL Bynum, 102 ; Tbea.. Atkinson,' 9L -Sheriff
Jos CobK 472; for rjtisnua'Killebrew5i90
There were 71 scattering votes given for tbe SeW
ate, and 100 for CJoim'Ht). Tba vite of the dis
tricbr in the coaity of Wilson voting with Edge
combe had not been" received-' ,":".;V
7 Elected---Je&se JiiPo well, Senate;' David Cobb
and -Robert BynumComtnoas--Joseph Cobb,
Sheriff. ' f ' K.tfT.
Salt. Dr. Wrth the State alt commission
er informs the Editor ot! tbe Standard that he ia
now manufacturing for tee State, on ail average
200 buhels of r salt;, perjday, which is divided
among tbe coun ties. and sold to the commissioners
of eab county at ?3 50 per butbel, "which lis
about the cost of it, ,Tbe whole quantity of "Salt
made in tbe vicinity of Wilmington is alxnit 800
bushels per day. .Private manufacturers sell it at
from $6 to 7.50 per bushel.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL. -7 r
Mobtlx, Aug. 8." A schooner from Nasstu ran
the blockade yesterday morning, Tadn with pow-
aer,ieaa, caps, salk coflje, cavalry sabrei and
companies irommose xounues - remaining yet io
soap.
DESTnUCTIpJT OF TIE ARKANSAS.
,Wo r nainpd u record the dctruatan-of tb'si
nobleVessel, whose-brilliant exploits rfctntly in
rtnnIngtbroughJthe Yankee dtd-at tl itk&1
ofiHyazv river bad filled the lieartst of rour
paopla With hopes which" were destined too soon
ta"bedisappoined;,;'; Witht th d stroctlorf of this
poblVvessel the fast of tbe'tJop federate Navy dw-;
appeal froml vie wU: Uo w evet much we i may xe-f
gret ber, destruction, it would appear that it was a
j matter of tleeessity, to leep htBt fxomifanifigiilto;
the haBdof our enemies, and therpforo peitber
the Navy pepartment nor the oncers of the vessel
are censurable for the disasterf1 According to.in
foratlon received at"tbe" ilavy; Department; in
Bichmosd, the-Arkansas left Vicksourg lasf Mon
day week to eooperate iri the attaclt Vjwn'f Baton
Rouge After passirigBayon Sar Whet sehioe
became deranged, iwdfcabled'Wbiieengagedn.
repairing, a fleet of gunboats from beiow'attackrd
berr-S Gallant resistsence Wsrtoadeuibe;T'ese1
had to be abandoned aed blown Wpt The officers
and crew reached shore in safe. Xielrt evens, i
of uth-: CardinaV c6mmandea
CoBroWri? 1 hM i
bating jecovetiedt from tisdundSi 'v f-!
40 special difpatch to 'the Mobile Mdvsff iAd
Jiegisi&i dated :JacksQnfAt3g.'flj wytff0lt
Getu Van Dor n permits me tp copy the follow'--:
ingl&paiebefiVr
S 4lAmiie ltiver: Axis: :.AbouVorid o'clock 'tax?.
mornir-g tbe Federal gunboats attacked the Jn- i
federate ram Arkansas: TMefsengorSjRfprm'V me
that She fought them treli for sonretrme it: flicti hg
gtetrdamage.i",She -was tben6towriyK byibler
crffw.! Tfie messenge Afciofe theyaliwapedlil'j
1 fSignod) AH JOtiN 0 B R ECIN RIpGf !
Wo occupied the whole of ihe-Owniby
the battle -"field ktil etlnfng, feaV ho ;deeiiV"il4i
was gainea a'wr my ias -iwi-awsu,'-; aju vt'js
hofWatef between; here arid .ib'e;Ml3sgpf"riH;:
nonirupiHfi lnft' tri merfl."!;lm6Vei at mi dwh'
tir4f, ttnxio .0'rex;t--'i-Tbe-Arkaosi
day ' yesterday.'" Her commaiider ?ent na' . word
last evening t"ha lie "word try to get ber 'up'tB''
iver, And sks if jt be jossibl tosend him a. biat:
td aidbinr'-Fr'm ihererts
unserviceable. IWe bunt nea'riy all 01 tceir camk s,
I and aiare 4tmoantif stores, and cuMhexr up bau-
i RuujbrSaya that d,Gtiik0 W prlsoneH--
Parties from the fidklr' say-1 that our- vatery wa
complete. The ground was Birewed-wiih lb dead .
UU VVUUUCUl 1 i
- ' - .:. I .
STUART'S CA"VvS LR YJlQ AIN IN.THE Jn;
V The train, which-arrived at. the CentfaV'depot
last evening from HaWver iurt-H"6u3elirjouJl?t ?
96 j'ederai soldiers and, 16 negroes, icantureo y
Stuart a cavalry,- on I VVednesdayat.-Missaponiox
OhurcbV j eighty xnileS r tuja si; of ; Frede
ricfesburg.1;TbWpn.f'f rs are mostly (fpm Irjdi-7
ana, tbouc.b there, are some from the 20tb, 2ist f
33d, Jsnd 35j,h JJew York infantry..:. There are no
cow missioned officersambng tbetn. vfbicb is - aiubl
iect of iegret to a. people wpo desire to see the re-'
hpeW some of ibis class from Pope's com ma nd;bWt
tho prisohw say 'they ran a way WithT su'cb'' sVfd I
have 1 ecei v fd fxpm a partiei pan ' fuUcou.nJ of
this bold and successful esptiolDwl-i"ap-
; On. last Mondav rnornin' M jor-Gn Stiiarf,
with a detachment of bis, dlvsion, consisting of tt e
2d brigade, com posed of the 3 Jf 4th, 5th t and 9th
Virginia cavalry, under cammand oi Brig. G4n;
Ff z Let and jthe- Stusr. horse artillery, under
co nrra a n d of Ca pt. Plham4 started on a Bcoot to
wards Federiffceburg. Tbey msrehed around by
Port Royal where ft cavalry, picket, eleven strongy
was captured,, which, had been posted there toanop
the smuggling trade across the river reaohing a
point tght mifes from towjin Tuesday evening.
Here .information was received that tbe eoemy had
come out tbe place in; force on the telegraph- road-
leading down Lward; Uanoyer . JdnetionVTti
ascertain he; truth of the report, and, uomaafc tbe
onemy's design;" the command was moved i across
the country to, istrike-, this road at -Massaporiox
Cburcb,eigbt miles from Fredericksbunr .which Jt
reached ?about 1 2 o'clock on j Wednesday
. Here it was J ascertained - that two brigades
(Hatcbe'8, and Gibbon's,) two batteries of ttttillery,
and cavalry in proportion, had passed darings the
night.tgwarda the Hanover i unciwo, ?eviaentiy
for the purpose bf cuttingoflf communication! witlr,
Jackson. : It was al&9 aoserUuned.tbat a train of
wagons with some sfxty or seventy soldiers liad :
justgone back towards "Fredericksburg. , The col
umn, halted before reaching tbe road, and the 2d
regiment, under command of Xieutr Col. ThOrn ;
too,, which .was in- the advance thatday,- was Or-
dered4o-draw sabres-i-the 1st' squadron,' . under
Capt. Berfce'ey,' - to pursue t'he-jwagn trainVad
the restOf the regimen .to ebarge the rear of tbe
main.bodv. l-?Most. eallantlvid ttbevf perform i
their wcrk, turning" to the right and rleft as 'they
cam-tohochurch. - Capt. Berkeley overtook
and captured tWeen'tire'party.''0f wagons nd men,
after a gallop of a couplenaiIea eol.Tbx)Pnton
overtook tnd charged the rear; guaTdneacMrs.
Stanard's, four miles from the church,' capturfrVg:
Fa
several wagoris and some prisoners. :;Tbe 9tb, J
under commana or un. yy . tiffjj-i.?jjne, who two
ieces of cannon, moved jrn after the 3d, to act as
a reserve..;. Tbe prisoners confirme.1 tbe.accouhts
received, and placed tbe strength of tbeeipditi ri
at6,0od.. Tbey stated that Barns-id arrived in
Fredericksburg on Tuesday evening' hisTcoromand
having receded him, and that jthere were 20,000
men in tbe place. - !'-""! . -
Alter remaining at the cborch fYrr 1 four ; hours
Gen. Stuart proceeded down tbfi road for some dis
tape-,' but fiddieg- tb enAmy making a heavy dei
mbnt-tration towards bind 1 he tuKned towards RW
ling Green,"?bringing-: off (everything safely
Tbeseweie 96 prisoners of wr, 15.' negroes",- and
12 .wagoK8, with superb teaus, som "wfthVsit
hortes. Our lots was tne man! "mortally and two
seriously wounded. ' The let f Virgin ia caValry
was operating cn the front wbfle Stuart was in
the rear, eoramanication : between . the., two- com--mabds
being kept up by boldnortfemen woo knew
the country thoroughly, and who posted a ound
from one to the oth er repeated ly during the, day'.
. . Otk ': Txeth-t They decay, : hence uneemly
mouths, bad - beiths, imperiect'.. ma8ticatron.-
Everybody regret it. What is the cause ? I re?
p.yt want of clean lihess. ;A clean tbh'never'
decays. - The mouth is a warm place98 dearrees!
Particles of. meet Jbet ween teeth sbori'decompose. f
Gaus and teeh must sufir-r." vf -il v
Perfect eleanlines will preserve -the teeth In
old agft.Hoi shall it be secured ? 'Use ouiif
ua pica, anu rrnae .ine mouin axier etl -jarJJrusa
- J 1 a. . 1 . . x . ' : -
caeiire soBp every mornintr ; tne pru.h ard simr ie
water on goir g to bed. Bestow Ibis triflu care
upon your pr-cious teeth, and youi will keeptbm
uu ruia lUB ueffjiis. -t jsejfieci lt, aOu JOU Will
na sorxy all you fives. ; CnildrenforeetJ ; Wath
tbmV; Tne first teeib determine the cbaracter of
tbe second seui. Give them eauat carets ft
Sugar, acids, saJerattU and hoi thinr?. areTncth-
Ing w ben compared. with!, rood, decomposing be- i
teeh; long useimay r wear -onC! butJkeen them-
ut aau wej hi never aecay. yinis advice la
ly.- lien. W juliams, at.a otner prominent. vwyvr
' are-kifled? -: ')' r , - " j ,';
tf"($i&iSI& JOHN C. BBECKINRIDGEi
worth more than' thousands of dollars to eery the. absence of the regular;, army',:, the corps, if
boy and cirl . yt , U:;1'? T-vtxaisedJvrfil ia(nt il'raida
hooks nave been written on the wbi.t:Mi
Vr ...;-l . , .v. 1 1" r;; 7 -JTT .f ;
j vuuwuia u c3axuuuu---A-. f
iXaots." ; r . . ' -V;'.;v11'---'
LATER F ROif Tri St if OiitH.
Jnr hr r n wr" t . . lh 4'h ifist. have been T6-
1 4ve4 U&mAjxu W e: i inotbingof Impor
tance froni McCI .Uaf.'s" arby.'s A: regiment cross
eiHh'e rjver and detiUojed tle "bbiiaes and levelled
tHe; lrees'on"hoprxteide waich" screerjed : lh6
Confederate artillery on the nigbVoi the last at
tack. The Confederate dashes" are going on brave
1)S. They have captured Cantpo,Mo.nd a quantity
of arms. - They a're also reported to have a Federal
force surrounded" at ' Bloomfield Missouri. The
Governor of New York ia te issue, bis proclama--
on lor
killed in'McCfellari'fl Camirbv
Was&oyefovostuaird ft'tblj&ldQMan--
j aioWt iepaneder bigh to d6
acjto rtte i'ATkansaa;kowH?M iT9
heena dead.fi
volunteeVed to runipio ierwithlth'e ram .tueen,
with aickSfrlw
hia'sbTp torn to otaodW
plating of bis atfagntA JlfaiU."
niaeb jbittif ir?criiP9lpatio anl eng t eem mWorei
. v-'vlt.'.'.-4
BKGISTlfniOTQj
tHK CdST A -BAF.FXiLC
' CTJMTjtAjION :OFDS3T. 3'-
,s'e:folJ5wi ng tr from-thei3uil waukie ?-Wis.)
Mff tha i;itimoili m't-pn.
a'tssi'njie telegraphic report; whfeh bnoua3
oea the adjournment of Congress,; we are l-old fbat
nearly eight hundred million of dollars' have been
toprialed dfngthewlteeessiont' V" 1
UjTereateDow.aboa 4,QQ&0QQ yotera in alltbe
tjnlied Statealf tbsum UppVoprfaAed SfVm'
et$A Etiisingteedo wet e appfetrroiiad ambag
ferto'pay.r.; ' r
' The Sitate of fwisxwAinno fhbludeUearT
e twenties oj ? eNarpier p poplwojfbe
Vilf doubtless bo f freed. to meet quite one twen-
tibfNes'apWitt
m hi ty?i itiuio 4 wjjfa JWwi Ut pV
ftriion of tbewapropfiatieVia'everi then
MaretwSall fitlle;
'TJhi-Beit rjiia-iuid'jiorfe tavtt
uxwpUhd mueicipal)' expnses.abd adaitioo.to
itVbBe 'nas;beerf
grtchis tbe'CO6t4jsjWisc0nsin &L . thrrst re&uutr
I ?ion..of a-RepiibficKn, CjOPgr-ss under' .a Repub-r
liban.NationalHAdmin'istration.'r' " " '"
:4 Wefii I .'not noTwetop to inquire -wfeetberxWis-J
coosirr caToay ; tUisi rsuWjsv.bwe it so far- aj
Congress ban raalc& nf owe UI TAnd weow'e rnucn
mvbetiaeVe1t'wW?.rW! tuitiieti
o dollaroinuldHm hjcfai . Congress hay jiot
yet provided vTlt isVaTe to say tha't,"atf te end ol
the pseBt Wconsihr : fr ijlWe- mb'e-than
all he real and; personaPpro'perty in tbe.-'SW
would pay if to i toe, the highest .bidder. .E'ery
acre oT fand""5aWry";.boildirr'rfery artk-le rf er?
sonl pnperly, everything "the people. of Wiscon-iin.-
bwt , .movables or ' immovable, ? is virtually
mrtgagt;d to its Ju4i 'value to- pay this dbt. ., ;
; 'vO ctitlei Ttcaniei bawpd genera
ajionsWrUiit bepd;h AiWendeli PbUips says
the strength , tbe fiindr the bandsol eery ebird
n the cradle is mortgaged to pay the interest upon
rWYjpt jshal goifHtaSv8lI tMs. expenditure of-mo-
noy..'acbompusbd '5'KWe artf fanbor from Unin
to-day tban when.the war rommw nced. There are
n ot so many .TJ cioh- awtii in th e SoutheT h St at
this hour as there were on the. mrning when
Mur .armipsi wer, suwmdfttd to the flld. Tbe
people) i)tVrgi n ia and Tennessee,. aid 'Ken t uck V
snd Misouri were then 'ai muBiunauimottsty . for -vte
Uuion tbey ara now . almost- unaoimofUsly
ajlaiist it.'-fe ''!;"4.-ift;n --' :".. '
"We do not parade these f-tcts for any sinister
ec, l4 worthy puroseibutbecause they 'may vlead
tkr fleetioni and .to1 jaotie&v TChere iasome-4
where a fatal mistake in the management of pubv
ito afi'cktKi op we should ot have expended literal
ly nearly our last dollar tnua in vain.. - ,
THE FEELING AT THE NORTH.
Fronsi t he Ner Yerk dPosl' (Editorial) July 24
It ia nut to be concealed .that A feejingvof gloom
and desnbndencv pervades tne public-mind inx6-
fefence to bur aiiohafffa!rfl hlike the tern-
o)rarv,WmhreB.ess- which .followed the Battle o
Bull Run, the present 'depression seems to deepen
witfr-Vime That was a great reverse, but it did
notr lessen our $ot)fideace iifcvpurfuJejts, or in the
gallautjry, or endurance of our ; troops. wen.
in-teotlr Immediately tb reD&ir the disaster WftbTi
degree of alacrity and'hope' that wusTus lhe-4d4
miration of. foreignynations,; Nothing, ;xemarks
I bate been; mbreVhonorable td-the -ortlieffters
111.1. . J. 1 VI1VUW M - 8.J WUUH W I WM4
than , the. fraAkoess w,ith wbioh they owned fbat
Wlln wulCB Dcr uoro Lueir rerones auu tuo riiwr-
1-1- .1- v . . 1 .
; ft v- with wbieh, they vproceedea te. reitoir, tnnm
Have we lost that spirit of 6ejf reliance? Are out
resources fewer than iney were then f J.S our mill
tarcoBdiUoawbrBet w.?viv irZ
The repulses we have suffered on thePeninsalaj
- & . ' J : . t T 'Ma'wA Linn vamv oA-i . J. ..
IS uiuet Uo auuiiticU) uaio wopu. oijr bdi luua uui
noblest army.com posed of tbe flo wer "of tbe North,
and led ... by. tbe kmost experienced j generals, . has
b'aendriv'eo from iU position, and is tow cooped
up oirthe James riverr unable to move until it
shall be reinforced, or-tie orjservuon of tbe etie-
my aiveriea oy a coupler assauu in some otoer
quarter-?It a8uiban
been greatly pfotracted ' by iW and pur exhausted
finances still further disturbed. ,But the worst eif
feci hHS' neerithat' weioet much of our reliance in
our military chiefs and 4 r our civic1 rulers; v Tne1
most devoted friends Of McCtellan 'pronounce him
failure, and even the sagacity 'and;wisdom., of
I mrxancofn; is questioned; "There nas been jacb
an 8pparei3 want vf foresight and energy la the
administration, ; and.)herejs still such janapiarsenv
iciuiiinuiu id Bumi cttiucew unu UW13JVB piOWS,
tbat tbe most .buoyant! natures fbejni to. despair
- j , -FROM THE NORTH;
From an.lntelligejit gentleman, who iiaS been,
on a trip to the Northern , cities, anu wfio left'
Washif'gton last Mnday, we have some interest
ing iwms of news from Ynkeeland. . '
Our ioform'aiit has no doubt that tbe three hun
dred thousand . m-n. called for by Lincoln's . last
; proclamation will be obtained -in the next sixty
day a by ad raft, and that two hundred' and fifty
thousand of them will be substitutes.-. Brooklyn
and New York ' city" are-filled with' recruiting
ofiicers, but both" cities 1 together do not average
a recruit otav.. Those who would 'enlist for tbe
bbunty, were no draft spoken of, are now. reserv '
ing themselves to serve as substitutes. -"The draft
isiconsideredcertairi. and ilbe' whole Nrrth-tt
community is making iu ar-ranzemenig accord
mgty. -Tne price vf a substitute nas -been - fixed
jat one thousand d'dlars. On last" Monday there
lwa tne .rowrinienseiciieme'iV in Baltimore,
and TOn8teraUonJin , Wwbingtbn; on account of
a rumored- plot for rebellion among' the seces
sibotets, ofMarland.; Thef deteeti vi' force -th
i Baltimore alone has beenincreas-dthreenundfed.'
No i arirculars of tbe riot, if ; there- was such a
move in euhtemp)atiobt bad tranSpired.'V f w- , -J
Humerous elaborate -and extensive earthworks
pave been constructed along the line f the rail
load between Washington -'and Baltimore' de-
signed to oostruct the progress of Grneral Jack
soitatter ne snail have tiken-the fbrjner Jtyf
Our- informant crpssed the Putomae near Ao iia
creek:pHe?sawgreat' numbers " bf- transortS
landing troops at j the ereek; .which," it ia t aid,
wiere rinfircinentg sent to Pope by MiCieilan.'
ftj&ZiZft ....... .. . i ii .-; , jf7
Among those who have been ! conrmissioned by
the retaiy of W
jdjepnJ S.j beei
ofiMurfreesbo
nt.
V rV-&K"" rM,
WrfenmWg those
tbeartmery attaca-
jiroteci tne communuy. we merexore -wisa sue
MOVEMENTS BELOW mrjHsioND.
I On Wedn sdayrrirrMgOUr amy &i i0w
in force tcfler battle la the? enemy .i MaW
Hill, Butn reacUog khe now fami beiKb2
only a lew Yankee Itraglers were to beieen th
main body, as was: learnedlfronqt sorae of tha
stragglers, who were taken' prisoners, iatiD
cipitately towards their encampment at Bfrkeu
i.7 It dc-ea not appear toi have been -tb4 H;,
our generals to-re-occupy. Malvern Ijili, but
more than4nco menlisnfedln 4h)S paper, the tJ
tion is not; for us a desirable'bne, but it thL
iijpew.a oUotjcbopsejUiaiaha .eoimjl abali Loll
it in quiet?po6fcession.A i : . , 1 u
!:, JYbeathe'c)inion expresled In wfell infortn.
ed.fmuitarv circles tbatj the, recent advance of ,
Snemjr pn this position Was but a feiqt, daicnJ
to cover his evacuation Of hist James driver tul
If this 'cdcjectuce be certeoVtbe late detoonstra.
tibn iW the Ireciin'of, Petersburg was tindoubt
ediy a parfof'lhe same design 1 In ibis coonaJ
tion, the fact of there being sojarge a nuo.Wr of
apparently .Idle transports lying lathi fiver t
time of Gen. Pendleton's night attach) atsunje.'
Is. the absence' of all- means of arriving .
certain conclusion we forbearo expresaa d. cidaj
opinion on tbis MyURic&mond Eamitur.
HDnta from' wounds r irMrived , on tris" battle tel s
near Qaiii faravoo the 27th of' Jons, 162 L .k
Zlst year of 'Ms age. U . HENRV A. VtED boN ' !
lth orthJOaroUna jolunteers, ; f I''91.1
Yhm has fallen anotner brave and jioile victim t
this Infamous war, waead agaiast as by iforthera fa.
liatics. - Private WeddV was a cftixeti ofjRaleigh N
a, and' being on a- visit to bis relatives in Cawi!
county at the hme the eall w made for voluntMT.
loved and esteemed -bv ali i hi ,mf..i.. .. i . , .
dfeply felt by very oije. that knew him fj, tii
formed a great many atoaaintaacas a-biU ia tba Coi,
federate army, aadf "a loss.ef 'aholr a'n axcaJIeDt bd
agieeal)ljooag maaTls irreparab BuL lai! beii
gone; no more shall bw iairthl jroica bi heard iwiti,
them in future. Tha deceased leayea a fond tawher
two brorbers and one sitr( and many fulative and
friands, to mouro over ala sadden dejiartjuro. It ii t
o8olation to thetn, however, that he dieid, u'be bad
lived, a virtuous and good young oiaol Ilia death
was instant; at receiruig fbewadnd, tranqgil and
peaceful as are the dyinioaienti of a'T who lire jD
vuiearoi upa ana ui
ouuntry'arlithe '
who ''tempers the
font to his bereaved mother, ajaUir, and brotuerj. and
uuurciuua uu suuvarwi renin es. .jreaca be with the
racnaios of him who sojbravely losthia lije in i oVtace
of his country and his aouhtry's riajbt. !llu retuaiug
were interred upon tho jmeaiorabla battle-fiia near
Richmond, Va., by ha eonjt44dea.irt armsl
1 A biesaing halloars thy dark cell: J
We will not etayU weep farewell. ,
V . ROGaRS N0PDEW. .
"Died, in Jfarianna, Fla , on the 3rd inst JEPfrlE
F bMITH, daghrer" f K-L, and Bettie tsaiitb,
aged 2 years aod 3 mvntjbs. ; .4 i9 j., . . -..I . . .
L
1ST Or.XETTUUS JtiirJAlMti I N.
called ft.r;in,,th -ttialebjr,b PjwitOtfiooJ August II,
Austiu Mis Polly ' v
Andrews, Granvilla
i5art)oe, V U '
B-ewer, Mrs DS
Brown, Soluiuoa
BareSV Miss Fanny
Britt, J3 vJno , . ,
Bremer, J ,
Jones, D B I.
Klapp.C F. i.; . .:
J Long, Thomas A
iLoui?. W S I
Ler. Miss Sat j v
Linddey, Maltiiew
Mude,.Arcbv.JS . '
M"vrt, John W .'
Murton, u W "
Mj-era,MiEV ,
Mouill, Wm oj
McRee, llnUitb J
JHeddUnMU sa Ann
Mereer, Wm . '
.Noa;I JJ
Hfaoawod, Washington
Blake, alr Ann a
Baa, Arter
But. Th-s B
Brewer, Win
Brown. Jos M x
Crawiey, LitUebstry V ,;
Cul urn, u vv . ;
Carpente,' MrS E1
Calloway, J ?
yrriaa, Sunual .. .,'
Overman, J J!
Olirar, Pining 3
Conn, 1) Q ; - ;
Cobb, Peter" v i "
Colbni, tbos S vv
CLapp, Weley .
Cartra,valis Elisi"
Dayd, WUliana Mo
Davis, Mrs IS A ; .
iaier;Ja-Y."-C
DisbrowMrsMEB
Elli; Carlott l' ' ..
Fields, Jai'fj
PowellJ V!
Park bum, DrVTm
Pugh, Jjf,
Poole, Geo T
PeaevN'W
Parrott, Jack
Pasl, Jno T
; Rusae'l, Messrs W 11 1 L
lieeves, Jas
ResaelL 14 Dli '
Fountain, Nl 4 v
RoulhAe, Miss: Catbsrine
FloyeVl! U 8ia,pton, brry '
. (8rfis;apt-VYtt.jy iUgO WiA, (Tjt, ?- .-;
tfdre, Major . Soott, Corp F J ,
eadwiaMrsi3fll PvV Sudthi.fIVf ;
Gray, .W-S : jit ,, '. Soott, Jaaab fct U ;i , ' ,.
HeltonV Wm . ' 1 ' j Soathgate, Dr Robt . .
Hirnseoi Miss jant E . .1 Yaokermaa Wm v '
Bines, W . - r Wiatt, Capt A V . . .
Hidks; thsadore fWalstotr, Jarratf . ?
Ilppkias, J.JP Jt i-Wbaa Jaatf j - -. " - ,
Hatris, Jno T ? Wade, P D
Harrt8M Ja E' ' ' TWalkarJ. j i'T
j efferaoa, Miss Sallie I Walker, Mrs Then
Jordanl Jno B . : younar. W E" .
Jones, Jnd b: .vlVk.;.-r. &?i:rtf- '
Call for Advertised Letterr.aftd a-tva the datt
bf the List, 1 o 1 GEO. T. C0QEE, P.M. '
"Notice. . .
i sbatt send V car 'eVertoBichmond fre&i tblanlaea
on FridayABUraing sext, sad J shall ba glad ' to re
ceive as many oatriDuttnsto rcgetahles.'and fra'U
ks possible. ?l wiU fcnrchaso-tt'ein lrn5 thoia who
hava and are net able to give Everything; ahber o ib-
irtuuieu or i or aaie, intended to De aent lir tall, ear,
mast b sen V in on TattrBda,T' FofrMtvliley Frank.
lintonA,DungTille,JIendr8oa; and ;-WarreDtoo-aa
mak u'e oftbis opportuiniry. " ."( ,
- Daring toe week of. the battler, arouod .: ftichawBl,
or the week after, a box of varieties whotesoms and
nsefal, was reeehed from the ladier of Murfreesb ro,
N C and iwme'Jiatf ly appropriated to.tbi bsnefll of
the woundisd and iek N. Carolinians. Tail no'ioa i
Urasura ftem that their 'Idoaatton was rMHinl aod
appropriate. . . . L CUAS, & JOIIO.W
J4
Dn the"latday of thia tnonth,' in the town of JV
tembitrgVa., i banded a Batch tl, with the lettera A.
B. llayarXTftinpany F, anth'Ber.'N C.jYtluater,
princed on a yellow label bait, and a nairJof old bliuk.
s&ddle-bagu, . to ageatienian who said pm lived , ia
Edj?ecornbe county, nearT"boro,,.t' lak C
til I went to tbe N, C. Hospital, abd when 1 re'uraad
to the dapot, tbe train had left, fend I bave'not heard
from him ainee. -1 wdl gfve a reasonable! rea-ard ti
tbeaaid ientlemaOand pay all exoedfea if be will
send them to the Hickory Sration, or give me any is
formation so tbat X can get tham again. I . s-
valaee,g. Aug. i 1882. , an 13 - 3t
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, t HaApQCAareas Dhtiict or N. C,
if Aaoatab, I86J. i
enter V with the expeoUtion of Staying, about Uuir
homes aod always beyond baaoon shot of .the anomj;
notice is hereby "given, tbat all enrolled l inen Is tba
district are subject to Orders from the Ueadqaartrt;
and that more active daty will be required ol tba Pr-
iiuui umb oi ouier aoiutara. wneo tae oraeri
active service are not promptly compliad wirb, tba
Partis in eompanies will be dubanded aod enrolled a
eoBseriptff.- "r--.- " f D. U. UtLL,
au 13 tf .. -". Major Oeneral Cotamaadioe
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HaADQeiRTCRS Ttr BaioADSVl
Aaar or tea Panlic, , f
July 25th, 18.
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No" Id. ' I ;
TTT1 Ri arXKIt SO I
FLAG OF '.TBUCE
ji wiU be-sent to Newbern ualeit ordered by;tbe
depittment commander, and lo no ease will a eiusea
be permitted to ro beyond pur lines.' ' ,1 - "
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au 'IS -8t '4.-'jrr 'ri- J ; ait PEOKAM. AJ A AJ
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To iall WTiom it mav fconcern.
fjnilE SUBS CUIU CUS AHfi PKEPABED
D to aaaoufacture braady from eidfr, for tboaa . ae-
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Birug m -.. Aney wui euuor ywwa-v 7 j i:.ad
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sonal "wao.
gallant corps woo were among" tio firt li r.,nA ,
a Datutnir fur tha tuht (f
defefice of their homesj Afav n,.,i
vriadltortba ahora laintt."
RESPON8IDLE PARTIES, IN NOBTU
' Carolina, baving reported tbat many are enur
ing? the PartuaaRaozera' eervice. or orofeiio 0
at the stilt T' n - t ' lit z
place tf Tbomas Ruflu, Jr , resigned.
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