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VOL. XIX.
S ALISBUliy N. C, : DECEMBER. 9, . 1861.
NUMBER 52.
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LATE N'tilTlIti;M IMLLUUbvUfi.
V pr-nt our nIn l-4JT " '
2-Mh:
.t.Uit I KISOSEt I THE tOCTM TMURS
DiTIJS XU TUUTMEST IJWMMT-
I'luln.Mpbia coolai ibidm
. .. :r.-! ff''n 1tUrs ivcird is that
. Am or t mi from th PaJaral
..Hrf itt Ku-hmond, who wr eaptar-
7; I t.tf lfttTI Jf?r fU CCOIIDt U
,:.:. od lb nanrt f ri frinhr
Jv-. i'i J uliboujrb MkiiawlvJzing (I
.y ri'wnt at lh hrl ol Uieir cp-
-v,i.' i n rchnj of ptiMOer. Th
, Y (-tntii ewtMiic4 ia lb Wl
... j; .v.jihiuij'to hil i alroatly known.
X. rt.'k- tlx rUm4 viAVu, nowr ;
IkTfKJl r( UHT. MOOPEH-
. Kl lh iff, lli-ranjl no 1
K Sit u u,rrfnjr of w!in tl
:i vi .,nn-; uii!! Imrp U-ft
ii th h'injt of Ui iM-mf .
' t;..i invf oar rimniiii l-
i - rtnt liJ U " J-vL-T-f
J
',, wm (Tvr tn nvr '
.li lt hii Blnif to
, : !t 1 4oubC lliat
... ..',1 vi a wt er oi!. TW
nu ti id -nniT majtmum mtw
1 .1 - 1 . C . J . I
n. whw-iheytet down iHetr fjr at
&.K We udertood' before wa vroaa-1
it it w4,U00.
y.;i '? frro fie to ail bandred of.
-u o pf 'H(jer and conwyed to Leea
.-. m' h place we left for Manmaaa
V ame.nisbt -ont 12 oVlock, and ar-;:.f-
v Wednnday toorninj aboat
; i. k W lfi ManaM tlie aarue
itf'.tis WUnrbtnoni,-arrtee4 fcere about
jiitk.ni Uiitrxiar morning. , wa ..are
nr.Uin a large tobacco waM.otrw, !
'v,'t irw; f'i,ut taken at Um M,tle of
Ub v j"artere. The reomriio- I
V. .n ( ml to lbo of the ton- i
vin Ui'ihrv miiflit hw 'mweii "f J
a i' A arr.- We are fraahed m'nh i
n- .fi. ix i.r.-aj and frenh meat daily, both
!."'' V are ri-eeJi02ly gooo, nJ no
; ;i anv Janjjrr of atareinff. Koffl-
f i .
V. eili l.irnt mm ana jpn wnaieeer
Vn i'u' a oar money bohj ouL
lbe4raaitii Kiting apart certain pri-
Mfl bj ! i lean WIUI am wmmw h-
'f 4 !b riturJ prit4rriiiea . n"lbe
NVr.s t .k ob on tie lOib toat. Lieut
Hrf that thn wlionora nra of ibe
: 'i'.fl tiit tn prtvatemmaw will not be
jiDiatt rauosiaa r cSAautato. '
Ixtttrrtm iWonW CortvrmmImUrttt-
? MrnttfMttfr$iCa$tle Pimde
cy, ChirliMiom Irlr--Conditio
Wf nuke the followine eitr acta from
t..1?. '. . il irf'f.iran nf the w
V .i'-Nmlli lifiiueot, now ia coo-
' C44re J. it wlU ba ' reotembered, at
f- and i held aa a boataew for
S m K . . . I aua-ao nam n, t n.iaia
H.-U, r'nlitT'J Ol FlTIEarjr iti a a . i
f'!i., Cof. Cuayir,-. '"'""V '
my 4.t mrntiboei tbat iki fmfU
' (.! na With LtlOMd-
4le cu4ica on tb oecaaioo of our r-
' an-1 drartnr from thai city, but
tr 'uortjii l. -oniko utuaiiM nnaaira
u t-i instil ' here. Tb o facer bare
iifne ol the nixna on wnicn inr n
i a i, .itat 1, from rrvelile to retreat, and
"I V.uir. na (ka limnirll . nntil fjltlOO.
I rank ai.l 1.U a m'li-arl lL libertf
tit... ...a . f M I VkA feliklMUUl
'i-fK II.,. (imia m tbuiM from Vrr
rv h.'MU.-wn-r we hod -oi been
ffn,(i-ri ori- rnonvnt for air or aierctee
.1 r . . ..... .1. .. a . ia.iMiiftn in
lav nr n.Kl. i..kam ietitrir. and
.'tbtKit UaWiiig of any kind: .-": -Ifrrr
IU Uh.p of tiiie place witt roe, aoo
TA in that mild. genUemanlr aad Ckirn
t'L ..r t m kikl. Ml L-M-lTV AtMrT'
" j'" . wutvu a.) vv vai
rn, noru6der all ereumaUaoniy bara
truly characterised. Ha banded
m. ai ii r..-4. l ' - -; an m
k I tood ia tba rreatear eaad, awl
rr""!"1! a wih vwrm tmmm
-witiea of the Miaonert ; bat tba dT
wrt and atom that it aa impoa-
, iUtool-iBmiaat daejwr, U oroaa
r frooi iLm cite., bat wn exoect tua M
i nriat ooajreaiaaaa. Tbn ia tb Smt
time lht a apparent iatemt baa Ua
Tba tood sauira of oar Uhh rIJiair la
Klchmond,, (kb, thank Ogd, ea rW
aboVa all aaUoaal or aeetional atrifa and
ooaundoa of lha wotU, wilh ihoir oaiuJ
aa4Wlfoacritcif and 'CbrKtiaQ dkpoai
iio to raadar aid and ovmfort to tba a
liotod) aUtadod toaock of oor wooadod.
a wra at lU fari. boapital ( and of
officora aad.BMA obo wtrlhr, aud who
KjwHal all el of rl'tioa, ar aaaai
moaa ia tkeir praiao of tbt eara aod aUao
(ioa twatowtd ia drowinf and cWiJ
tba wouaded, and many attribota tbairra
e)ttry M ihtr vulirinf rivrtion.
I a atrotlnrr letter, CoL Corcoraa writ
mi f4'oV . . '
-Tl priauaer ltf left nicbnund
cm tba IStb oltH fot4 si i'mj-kMf 0A7
nr ani 120 fro-Ho m iomtj ol&cr
aad wif ata ; antoog tba format ara ibieo
ootooela, a liaatroaut t-uluocl and a major.
IBM plaot alreaJjr known, thirte
ira Bead no dMriitiva. Tk cmwpuUm
ara occupied a quarter At im tisttor
ara allowed her. w art not aul)cted to
tlia i4U and ff-nie curkwitj of ecU
trm a wa Um cae at KichmooJ, bera
crowd wrre fwriwriUHl to wwraUo ia front
of ear yrntm U at a all da hm-
rer wnl to ratcu a btrath of air at
tba a iJow. w ben the inure fvod Ui'li
vhu1 oMdiMcd mMr lu enter, 4 in mitfty
wr lok t-GMiuii lu rk all kinl of mm
tfctt. -1 mlwj, t4j teop!ft a4 C1uirUloa
(.rruii I a tlrikiuit cwntrastm jjrutlenjen
j v i-WWir-HvU rM, on r- im a!
mr1 ;l jriure ; !ilmb large number
ete ttet on UtU utrnftiom, nut a atn
g vff'-uia word witt pok or neteow-
tnitted. . -
We are all here in ffreat need of cloth
. . . 1
anj , nianr CM wittmot a aioska
hCrWl to rocure anr of lHa different thirty
.minitr ; newarT. !reird fcMna
fun.1 from a rrUtit in K'cbmond. whicb
have been et ponded, and Urate isaot Con
nollf rJ inraelfarw ainbntho bnnkranta
for ftODM dafa, 4mC lam veil antiafied
lliere ar aooM in CbarleMoo wbo old
ditvtM th ir Ut Uilar with m, but I can
not no-pl it. a tnra apMara to be no
Wwr.n4"wv "of rejiayinf . perha for Jenr.
ttilcetl. aoine irentlenva were m kind
to M9 tn.iuirr if I needed antlliinr. to
hfch 1 re-iird ia the wtii-ej ami whiie
JijchnMifci I rvceiJ a comtuitiikaUwa
(ttttn giVmarfrom Mrtntjomery, At
,4, ta witd to ;.leonef tr w'enUhie
.,'iJmen in tbat city, tting that he waa
mml .lrmit f iPlJTtnf toe, with aat-
. . t i
ibtug 1 repaired.
I am qutle Mliafied to remain here
long, a it may be caniJerrd neormary to
etta tba norpnaea of mf poternment or
wir people; but I am r.-.-e.ltnJy aniKMit
that the rank and 6!e of the different regi
nienU ahouM If aeew to aoon aa potai
hie. Tlie poof Wlow are all moat earn
ratty devoted to tba l t tntereets of their
cooolrv. and ara auflWrina much, from
want fit proper elotht or any chaara of
a ruler tfartpenU. Many nra wittKMt aboea,
euat or b4 covering, which ia a c beer leea
proaptvt, with the near approach of cold
weaUire ; and, aboea all ihvn tbeir poor
famiWiwionnt ri jnoewrU.
naffer fcrtW WauCrJVtW aaatatanca tbey
coull render if at hberty etui many are of
tl.rno -motirha' irolunUera, who maJe
o proeiaion for abaenra heyoodytriat tima,
ami whoae future welfare depend tpon
their return at the ry earlieat perio.1.
TUB ENEMY OK OUIt (XiAST.
We learn from reWbk aoarea that a
Yaak reijtraettt
parioo of 1'orUrooalh in thia State, and
i). .t there ara tvn Yankea latVaoiert ia
P..tt ml. With the eaceotieaof
Tilnn. Farrow. Eq, tba tnhabitante aboat
Ocmeoke wrecker and FnJernn hare
given in their mlbenioa to tbo -Yank," in
order U n a their property. Tbena ara
wopU rwienerir, and nre in nodefrew
n type of the population of Enrtern North
Carotin. . V'"' k '
! Mr. Farrow, wa r gijtA
anf otf frototba Yankee, but we nra
ajl-naed n t. hv h . property fnred.
JUUijk Rgi$ur. ; - T"
.. -
Sntnlh ComyrtiiivMt PUtrictWt
lenS that the atalement of t he return from
U1 Yth Congriooai. lUtrict reeeotlf
mA VheJ in thia unpet wne incorrect. TW
ul WpuWiabedbT ua gaea Ut. Tho.
&. ) U th auooennfuf didata, olf 81
in' UeeiprioJpalmpeWor,yf.
CfcrinUaa, wnii, accoramg w ina
retarpa, b actaal ajoritj aa
hick would baa bee taereaned bad
It
urn frocd two Cotnpaaiea ox from
and tba other from Montgomery--
eouatod. Tba oCctal eota la m toh
LowJl AjhllSKCbrb Wa
doll,. 1179 ; Uawdaav mBL
From tba meriburfTzprea.
RgMlIJLlgmgl-tjyltoOanwal Ilutiaw' ltadtuaiter.- wieta
COlXDOU-fUSX JJkKV ALHOMIL
William IL rania aad William a
Wmroftif Watblnrua -OreyO Cap
taiaTkomaa Soarrov, hem VVaabiagtoo.
W. C, pneaed through Patanburg aeeoing
Ufor (ant, oo ibalr ratira bomaAer a
long impriaoasient at tba North. Their
aacapu from fartber aoalbemeBt, nod their
aubeoqueat aoidanoa of detectioa and ar
teat, ara reraarka btoal moat nbacnlow.
The wera tabeh neiaonera ia eompan
with many otbef gnllaat North Qiroh
aiaaa at Fori UaUaraa. Wa am all ao
qaaiatod With tba ranUncea of tb
aarrwsder. ' From ITatlema titer vera ta
ken to Fort Lfaeelta-rth Daauk of Neat
Yorf, .Ilarw they atr kept 4a cloa con
6neaeat until tba taUef birt uf Oi tuber,
wba tby wera all put aboard a ateamer
and lakea to Fort W arron near Boaton.
The full aocouat of thia removal waa
coj'raJT ia the JL'nrtM awn" time ago from
the New York. Herald. On tl,eir way to
Fort Warren, Ifarvia aad Willi formed
ome plan of aacapc, aad aonoonoed thar
intention to Captain Sparrow, wbo Jol-i
them tlj mnatdo it nt lletr rial. If
they failed heavy irooa nnd . xfoe coafioe
inant for tba bnlanoa of the war would be
tlteir lot. Hot they jioeaeeaed br heart
aod were Cooadnat of auocee. They up-plri-d
tboRMelvea with bread ud water, n
uinjht, ttn. - On their rml t lwn
the rovtr r niarchd nahore in coiup
hiely .their.-nme-eruih?d Imme-'
dtatrl brforr Ibe liawea of tlie " Wh-liiL-tVi
(frtfya" were caliTavrJJl.atid
Willi Ivfi their twtiipanv. deacended fronJT
arB decS ibd found tbTr way into tbect-
Ira coal room of tb ateamer. , tier tbey
. , i.
Ootiowaled tWraielve, and ia htUe wliile
hJ built up a wall of coat around them
v that aar Parou euuniitf the rooio
would not diacover them. Their late cum
pauiona ia artn were gone, and they were
aow alone in tb dark, anbolotu coal
Lubk of ao enemy 'a auanier, not k&oing
what dat or an boar wiifht Uina; forth.
ta thia eondmwo they remained for a day
or probably a day and a Bight, when a
lar.Tr number o aaiwri wera brought
board tha ateamer to ba thipped to New
Yoik. i tba lat of Novwmber iba vunarl
kt lfotiiBvaad lauded bcr lond at lb
Itrooklyn Navy Yard.- In tba buathi and
OLTuMm conaeoueot upon tbeir tmbark
our heron thought tbey might Wave
tbeir place of concealment and make laetr
aat ape, laay gained ta dora ana went
unobserved on nbor, with tU crowd of
tailor. But the toon taw that their tiioe
for eacap had not Vet coma. All around
,tha Navy Yard wr atatioeed .eeM.taabv
whom il would b impotaftU to pm.m
They therefor reeolee! to retara to tb
ttenmer aad await yu toagtt. Tbey now
concealed tbemaeJtca ia tlia private apart
ment of the boat: aad ramaioeJ tbu for
two day whoa fiaally, aad aa if pro v idea
lolly, in on of her trip tba tnmr ra
afoul of a acbooncf la tha nver, and wa
reported ao much dmged a to cat her
to niuk for Jertey City with nil pwibhi
peed. Uraat cicitnment wa rodcd
among her paanengert, aad everything and
everybOiJjrw'eru-lo-th utnroat wlnwi.
A moat favotabl opportunity Bow for the
pnaoner to eeenpe, nd thy took ndraa
tag of it They Ml their bldiag piece
Bifalo.and a aooo aa the Jertey City land
ing wa reached, tbey ruthed mhoi. The
tiiea took paatagu oa a iWr-baior-N
York, la tbi great city the found a
friead wb took ibeffl ia and kindly uared
for thym. tadtaed what the jbotild,
do and. furniaboi . them uttli" inoiiey to
complete tb''jaaA-::.Tber. took peag
to lUlUmora a Uaioa silof anil Sou
tberu ecebr of the deeptwt dye. In the
aobl MoaumeuUl City lb 4 aot fcr
U go be for tooetiag with friead of tb
South and her defender!, Clothe ara
gives to them and the ara aided ia get
tiag employment oa a wood schooner,
bolad for sorn point oa llm lower Mary
land aboreFor aiiteuaday tWy wvrked
hh beavers, aad by tbeir unusual iadu
U'tow kabtt . aad, gwod behaviour tbey
gained tbo Baboaaded eofidoe tj the
CUia. Hi vr wudi waa 4a w, and
tvery act waa dooa wilb dar.!:Bat
tb peoudcaptaia wat aoon to ba defrivad
of b prUea. It waa lb algbbfor J'affia
to keep watch, aad tba Captain had retir
ed, and Willi bad pretended to do ao. But
band wery buty aa.ye. SaikiWtbaaiaaJl
lwai.tucbed to tba acboouar war mad
and lu4. Tb proper hour had com I
tb aip a giveo, aad tb two mea set
forth poo tha dark waters. It waa all a.,
vcatar with tbem, for (b kttew aot
wbetbar tbey might land among trieadaor
enemies. Alter long boar of w.poe aad
weary travoL tb Uaded oa lb irgiaia
aid oOmTotomaVwto
Ilera tbey vera akea ia eaatody and aant
tbey vera Jot fatly raeogoited by old ao
qaaiataueos from North Carolina. Tbey
vara farniahnd with fm pnaaea over tba
raiiroada homa.
Ia aot thia a atranga and romaatia Ula,
reader I liut it ia - nevertbeleat true, aad
pata OcUoa to tba bluhJ
SimptUr nciimt. Tba Lynchburg
Jtepablican rvlatnt tha following aoinewbat
ratuarkabla atory :
W were yealerday informed by a gen
tleman of aa incident remarkable alik for
it aiaflularitr n well a for it melancholy
fulfl'lincat to the brother of one of the par
tie cvnoraeL -Jual bador ibe war broke
oat and before Lincoln 'a prvctamatioa wa
it tied, a young Virginia, named Sam
meroeki, wna viaiung ton city of a. iote,
wbera ba mad tb ncquainuac of two
kliane Holme, from Waterbory, VarmonL
Ha became aomenbnt intimate with the
young ladiet, nnd ihe.inleroour necmed
to ba mutuatty agreeable. The prgcUma
liou. waa iaaurd, and the bi North
Uirowu into a bUieof cicitetuent. Upon
uatiii.g i'tfiu idi o evening, and at. tba
hour of iwrtitiir. tl.er remarked to fcjuie
nierftvld that the preaetit menting would
prolMl.lv tm ibe Ut, they liiuat hurry
UoiiKt to aul in tuaklitg np the overcoat j
mikI cioMiiiif tor (he toiuateer In-tn tncir
to nnirrie Lie icgrel
U.at tiM-y niut leate. l.ut at tbv aaiue lime
ejiectHy reqttt-ftted tt.erti to.ai-e thai lie
oeicoal were mil in .!., aa it aa Li.
iltcul;uu, '.if Irfj er tn t the Vermont re-
gmieiit in battle, to kilt on of them and
itake hi coX Now for the tentiel. Vir-
gini eoeded, Tha Second Vermont E
. . . . . . .
gi me tit, a portion of which wa from the
town of alerbuiy, wa tent to Virgiaia.
TW-UuU of Mai:aaaa w fought, in
which they were ciitfeed, and o waa an
meifkld. Duiing to UtUe H. warked
hi man, Bot knowing to wbat.fkaU b
beionged, the fatal ball wa red on rtt er
lai.d of death, the victim , fell nt tb flatb
of lite gun, and upon rushing up to secure
the dead mans aruiiy8um'nTbr!d obeery.
eti that be hud a fine Ben overcoat atrap
ad to hi back.Vwhich h determined to
approprUt to hit own ate.. .4Tb figbt waa
or, and Sumuierfield had tioi to etm
fne his pri, when, remarkahl n it may
appeal, the coat wan marked in the lining
u.1i the nam of Thorn. Jlolme, and
la the pockets were found letters siirned
wjth tha name of lb suiter, wliom Muro
mi(ild had known in New York, "nnd
to whom be bad made the remark have
quoted, ia which the dead man wa nd
dred a brother. The widenoe
oooclusire, he had killed tjie brother of hi
flrtend, nnd the remark which" brhd mad
in jt hi a melancholy fulSlment. We
re neured lht aarraliv ia literally trb.
Summer firhl now wear tha coat, and our
informant state Bot a litll trnprttawd
itb tb ainguUrit'of tb cottKideticer
- ' ' ' '' ;" SALT.
The follow in jf proceedings with reforeno
to supplying the -k'.1i of the Nate with
the artn-le of Salt, were hadL jn tb Coo-i
Ventkm on the 2Tth ult. S
Mr, WotHldn .from tla oMninille on
Salt, reji-rted that the CmttiiUe had Bo
meant of aacertaining tha quantity requir
ed by tl peopie of the Si ate, or the amount
-u hand. Tbetvwoutd doubtfea b-a
great deficieiicv. U . a ettimaJed that
600,000 bothfela were annually consumed
in th ' State. There was uot more than
one-6(ib of thi artHtuhV ia market aow,'
and probably rotber fifth waa in th hands
of thoaa hohad already purchased for
tliyir own ue,The deficiency, would
amount to af'h'Mt IW.OOO buliel, and
thia, the Salt 'Works near Abingdon, Va,
wbetioc our tupply wa chWfly drn,oould
not furnish mor than one bushel ia Ira.
It was ih 'opinioa of the oommitte w
must look to tb maaufectur of Salt oa
the ea-board the bett inetnt ofecur;
ing a attjiplj. -'llir tlw-ught an abuhd
nure uuid b procured on the eaconat by
liliiit7 even nt thia seaaota of tb year, nod
at be than $2 per bubL Individual
anterpria waa totally inadequate to tb
tirodwctioa of tb qunhtit aeeded, and
immediate acUou wiaa aaceasary.
Tba report 'waa accompanied by'aa or
diaanc proposing Um appointment of a
pmminsKioer to aater at one apo tb
maaafactar of Salt on tba coast, tot
furaUbl to tb people of tb State at coat,
mIdiog pric of traatportatioo. Tb or
diaaaau apprtpriaUa 1100,000, to I aaad
ia rotig and furi'whiag lb a am mar
work. Thia ordinance, together vitb tb
report, wa ordered to ba priated, and lie
eeur aadar rule for txnideraUoa to-tDOr
rw
I
THE ELECTOBAL TICKET,
Wa ar act dlafsoacd to coatioua or pro
mote a coo tm arty ia regard to tb lata ;
Electoral rot ia tbt State. Nor will w
bandy epitbeu with tboe,' who, from bad
babiU, UBot from bad' Uaedjag, ar too
peon Id ladutg ia aajuat, fills aad vat
gar criticism trpoa tb characters, actioa
or motivea of geatlemeo, wboaa high mor' '
al stendiog pb ibem far abof lb reach
oUiatbalteofmalioa.'But it may Uproar" -for
us, an w bav anwiuingt aided ia
placing tb aamaa of lb gentlma, which "
appeared oa tb Peopi' Ticket," ia a '
poaitlon to b aimed it and traduced by
lboe ho ar unworthy to be named ia '
tbu same connettioa wltli tbem, to give a
wcjrdof eiplanatlo electoral .
ticket which w aaw palliahed ia lb Stat, . .
appr treble the Raleigh Regiittr, from aa
anonymoua coWearwodenU ' ticket,
w presume, formed tb batia of iha other
ticket which afterward appeared: Fjad
ing that tba member of the Lrgialatarw
bad failed to gett a ticket, and tbat lb
people had let the time tlip for doing so,
the Standard, with the sole view of bar
monixlng-the fo;l.!',g f l', proponed
ticket without consulting any one which
w bod would W acceptable. Wawera1 ',
unfortunate in onr aoggettiona, not up .
ing that any dislike to os or to oar
course would nvarily produce, in a mat
ter of that kind, a diversity- of sentiment.
Our eirtemrronrie, tb .Afftyr. .'and
0reeuboroogli Patriot, at otic raised tb
harnef Meaar. Grab a nr and BrM for""" "
he Stat nt bir-re tirstend of Messrs. Keid
aod Pool which we hal named, and tb
Cbarlotra Butlttin, w Ulieve first brought
out tb Rodman ticket. , W: deprecated
the divrtion, but could pot help It. W'
found that other regretted it, aad.wer
n irons to sfcure ocb iieanimit na Would
result, if tKMsible, in presenting bat job
ticket to th prop! of North Carolina, ia
order to prevent tb bad moral eSect upoa
our Northern enmie of exbibhiog divi
sion ia th Wtion.r ijs.
Without our knowlf(r orro operation, t
several gentlemen, w aoderatand, met ia
thi City, framed a ticket, aad teadered it ;
to tbr political paper here, uader tb aig.
nat ur of Many . Voter." . i W -' aA'llmol
Mpraased our acquiescence, provkled on
or both would do ao. W ar positively
aatured that .BO.ebllemaa-wbo asm
appeared on that tu ket. waa conaalted d
rectly or indirectly about it, and, ao far aa
we know, not one of tbem took aay inter
est or concern whatever ia promoting it
election. adeed,'eo general was tb wish
among th ceaarrvafire and friend of .
that ticket, that tber should b but OB
tWket, and tbat all political or part feeb
lag abould b removed oa that occaaioa,
that, o far w knw, no on felt bb coo
cern abort uvea having ticket printed or
circubiietl, ecept what wa done by our
ow a press w bich w did almost atirely aa ."
a gratuity not mor thai 9,800 tkkete
hariaytJ - aa, " S,00w of -
tho by a carotemporar.' " -' -
"' Under such circumstance the miser bb) "
clap crap of lb Uolded ticket," aad th -
"(iraham nnd Uiwa; tiotat," throws oat -
hr tmrtiaaB, made uch ligbt imprewtioa :
upoo ut thai wa aceraed to aotlc iU-Tb -
intimation lle ticket failed becnuae of th'
unpopularity of two or three same oa it,
or bwatrt tb peppir of North Caroliaaj" -
doubted their fojalty or patriot.im ia .BO Ji.2
only basely fabe, but the inlimatiooxi a
M4 opoa the good aeas and patriotism
of ibrpoptthaStete7W biva drawa -no
individual comparitori' bet ween tb
gentlemea who composed-lb two tick
eu, Bor will w bur W mar jojj-
mark that ao nea wNorlb Carolinr
joy more fully th7con5denc and cateemv .
of itlieir foltow eitiieot, a mea of .boBO 't
intearityi olitical wiadom and! high bear y -Ing,
than thoae upon tb Peopl Tick,
et" who have been o unjustly maligned
and traduced , in certaia qaarter. 5a. : ,
Standard. ." ' ' " " V '
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l?imTjr-j
Wmche4er 'inform that a soldier named , :
MilW, a private ia Captain neoaWaon'a gur.
rill wwnpany, was executed on Tuesday last,
near tbat ptaoey for shooting hia commanding "
oiEcer, with iotettt to lull -TboniwfTiinaite r
man wa led forth from prison about 15 o'ekrk. '
accompanied by eloreTmen, and cooductcd to IX
a biQ in the &igliborbood, urhera tba Mteara
of tb court-martial waa read' to bini' .lie
wa then blind-folded and made to ait upon . !
hi ouffia ; direct! aftrt which the signal waa
riven, and the aqiuvl detailed, for-tb rnirpoa
fired upon him. Two bullet pierced lo . -heart,
and bev -died w ithout a etnigt--. V
-Throughout the trying ecene b ezhibiled tli '
ntmort fortitude, nod met bi fate bra vet. . ,
Thi h) on of tb painful loci dents of war, c -j-whkb
we bav thai far bee called bpobi to lt
r-ordbolokkKn. JmaUVitpaick" ;