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VOL. XX. - , SALISBURY,' AY JO., FEBRUARY j(, 18u3.
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I;r yu Information or.
, eonceYned, General Orders, Adjelai
ALL
elaat and
limtlvr Gaer"s 0eadnaerv 8. Ib'63. .
v ' Being bulled loot JJeaaevay B, 43d N. C.
."TZgiiiieBt,fC fUa-an aCfnaiHjrr feivall
painoue ea wh-kre willing to fa'a tb araSy,
" aad reeei ail wa ar bakl to eoneeriplioB,
" 9 m45 fur the apeedy fUliag.ap ih raaka:
: 'sow la ih fi-M, vo)interare allowed to joie
'"v aa eemeanv tker may ealei,ad eive the
' ' Mat brajaly aad keaedla allowed kv la. t j the auepenaiou of lb Aaoeus curpH and Ue
1 11. aaa aiao aathonsed to spprekeed all deerr f cUriiif that the- auilwrity of tha Stat and
Mteee aad. aira lera. JjulimjAtfl h&CMWZtt-mSi ttTw JiEcial iffloi to'uirJi
tWihwiUi, alMcfclaturaaa.a rollKiNiwili
Wfaa4 iTha-a ai:r'waia rw...i i
tbair oUifatioaa, wU a itmlmti ia tk Mtjaty
- f naoa aaul taejr lorwaidra iw iawr r
apacuvo oiMnMama aaa gaam. , .
i a asakia i tkeaa arraata, wy urdrra are Co ra
apaet M ka aabaaaea or farluarba, aiap
IhoM airaad ky order' of Gaaarala La, Ba-
.rafad, ttiihiih, laacarTiettorrn
' aaaadaot f -Foau , wkara llopitla
ara lacatad. x.i. , "
, All tkowwk volaatarMy ptwaatilienaalvt-a
" antl aeaaaia-wttk aa aaul 1 !.
-1, therHura, aara'aWy appvat wall tbiaa wk
; ttava-abaaatrd ihaaiaahraa tmm auty a-Hboat
r 4ru(Mr aaiQarity f Irava af akaaaaa, Uaraaeiil
Hh.atatvatitkut aalartinf iialralad a 4
" "Wrtatav- - 7 .
CTOffio at 8. Fraakfiird'aS.Iiabary. N. C.
' rv W. M.CRAWFOItn,
t CapuC.ll,4WN.C.T.
coisctirr rricK.
littia. N. O , Fak. 5k. iPti
t)RDr.Rt I
i. a.v am
:aftr
4" M I SCO sSTRCCTIOX ha vif "
.XXl. plaeed apoa tka paUtahrd ordera af offl
.eara datadad apoa recruiting arrvic, k ia k-rr--avaaaoanead
tW Uia iatVtrmaiki of aartillinc
, -ffiaN4 tbniiu(raud, that lha ataeatiou
-of tba Coaacript 'aw baa not bora au.pandf da
Ibia ita for tkirty daya, or a waglo koar.
""Tha olBerr"eliarf d with-tka asetttlii
tbSalaW wttl davota tbamarlvaa to tha srklooa
and prompt prloraiaca of tbair duliaa.
Tba aafaf y aad welfara of Ilia eoia-try d.
. mand that every aaaa ia this eriaia should da bis
; whole daty. .Not a day .aor aa boar aboald ba
' lot I filliof ap tba thiaaad rmoki of oar ffi
oaa and callaal. army. A few laare awch vie-
'.' urie it has rwu'wl'f achieved will apadly
ecara peeea and iadepaaaaee to the eoaatiy
By orforaf
COL T. P. AUGUST.
' Commaadaat ror Coaaftipta ia N
J. C. Pa tea, Adjt.
Faa.4. 1863 Sw38
C.
k- ,:v:;' NOTICE.-,
'ALL peraooa having cUiiua agaiaat Michael
ttrowe, eontracted pnur to ike I at day of Feb
Cbary, A. D. 159. nfill pleaaa preeeat thenj at
tha olfiea ef IL E. Love 'aud R. A. Caldwell.
Keqrsfor aellJeaent, to the extent of the
Traat fa ad i their baoda, by taa let day! of
H March, A. D 1663. aa we wiak lo eliae Ike
Treat aa mm thereafter as pnaaiUe, which
- eaaaot be duae according te tba Treat, witkoet
tat of the debia.
- J.F. P. B. CHAMBER.,
i fek9th,l83. 4tJrJ .
Mr. WilklnMrn'H
FEMALE SCHOOLe
- ' OWI.NO to cirearoataace be road coairol,
r thaaseroiaeaof taia InatUatkta were not re
I eeasad at tka una appaiutad r bar Inl ander.
, aagaad ejneld aaaeeaft te .bib patroae aad lha
patiue, inai tea achool ia tfim ia operation.
: Rates of Teitiew aboet pat eeutJughed
. Ibt formerljc:: ,
s - ' D- WILKINSON.
Fab. 9th, tea.
2t3d "
TT
Hating disposed of mt entire j
Stoeu to W. g.MlTIIDEAL, I lake thismeib
t odof tufia-nringallthoea wboowt aae toeoew
: " Iirwnr4 aad pay ap aad all who have aeeeaale
, egaiest at to ell aad receive heir dnea.
. ' I feel very tkaak'el lor past patroaaga, and
r 4ift a liberal abare for my aaeeeaaor, Mr.
: aiMlTH PE ALVwhe I ameoaSdent wilt -de
, ad be eae to please- '
. . i T. ; ' MOSES A. SMITH.
- - UAVING boaght out lha StofW Ibnnerly be
vugiujr o .w3ta-ArwrrifrT.woiii
leased to kava aiy friends eafl on me and es
amine mj-sH)e -nrsmr btdii wt s BTttnnnnntiiin
rcaa emmiiy kept (a a dry griodsor eoafectioa
ary Stora, , i W, iJ M I Til DEAL.
Jaaaary, 15, 1863. : " 4tJ5
Crdri states Pr1sa, ,
Sauaaear. Jaa. II. Ib63. !
i
ALL MEMBERS OF CO. (A.) CON-
dared to report to tkia Cocnpaay Immediately
r ba aaaidrf4 daaartara. Mat nick bae
r a ferloagh are iaeladad ia tha above. -
V S. a WATERS, Caat.
" tUI . :-: Cosaasaading Cosapaey A. ;
V v i WANTED. :
5EED fJATsi 8IIELLED' CORN AND
baudta. Ve J. F. FOA1.D.
Jaory, If, nar itU
fBOM TBI baJLT ROOBCM. ,
It i expected that Uw Ocaoral Aaaeipbfjr j Taa' Citarf tf Uc CaaWat laaat r. Sulla
ol North CaroUn win adjount mm dU th!a; rw tuQm.-. . . .
mominfr. Wo larj do .diKpositioB at the ' ta rtatorday'e Uau wabriafly aaaoajneH lha
-r-"
thttd tbetn with a liula brid u-
thoritj ; wa do proposr, however, to an to
the people uf the Stat that tbey hare tinned
one redeeming act one ray or light breaks
forth from tlw iuaaaof dai-kocM avliiab will
go lai toward coVerinj nukuv ofthewna of
oDMjstua ana ixMuniixnoB lual aaug over tue
twdjr now aboat la m duaul v4. ' ' . ,
The iiaosam of tlie bill Introduced by Gov.
Crahaui, ,io Um ' SwialeJ. -itruteatiug alnat
;.uU al .ji hauards, Uvoh 0txi.J b
- . eoUct vUnuvut iu each
3 liuuaul diowa that : the . patriotic '. fire ' that
ouruoa ui trie tifru m our aires baa not oeen
eutird exiiupiiaiit'd iu North Carolina. The
Getierai Aawmbly baadw4ared that uo power
abaU inorter wKb lb oaomienof th1aw
in tha Sute, andjLat ourmiaan kIuJI not!
bo oVprivtxl of ib prolectiuii dirowo aitMind
HiMrt hv that MiMiliiiiaKlM Virin' tu frK'iiin
aio bayOovta. The rights of tlie ciiiaoua aod
of the Suie, and our duty to prou-ct, dt Ifiid
and uphold tiUtf aullionty, wa. flixpn-nily
portrayed in tbe diacuMoii of f bit ImII. by
lloiv. Wu A, .Grtjlum, J.J. VVfcrnni'Kaj.,
and other, iu ifie na:o, and by Cuu. Gru-
aixtk mui oilieriL in lliM lliiu. A l-tilt T-
furt made lu resist tin paiac of iIm? bill
ioT
aub House, bul ihv fiieudf'of tins one iun
iower, or ol a Mroii' Government, were louitd
lo b vciy weak aud Uio voi-5 oaiita tt' was
it was coiitcudt-d tliatifdiia bill was pawed
aiKl a wooieovraiu Captain MKHiia otpci to
thu axecution of Uie writ izt certain localities
it would produe. tunjiicL Uttre ia tl muim
truck I ug, iiuiuiliatui-;, oouaeuicalcry that we
Jmve hd so uiucii of before. What! is
North Carolina, a auvereign ttai., to atop to
ak a pi t y nCo t
vrate Senate; or even the Confederate Pre!'
J . . . ! L .1 . l -II
- . v. u, , Gtuwball, and within a rair raae of .the gaaa
her owu decrees Hi her own borders? llave j c-pl. o.ry. Tlw Vaukera made uoaitempt
tbo geutleraeu ever considered that the com- i a ,,nd ,ud, ,fter WiH,nz about Iwenty min
nion governnitnt is : but tlie abstract reaiire t CapL Gary ordrrrd the battery to pea,r
ol tbo sovereign Stales, and tliat the central j wht.h it did ia haudantae anle, aenditig Ita
bead oatt exercise no powers save Uuwe dele-
gated 10 it by the soverrRn tiutra-aoinpoa-
lug the goveranient 1 Supfioaa then that tba
Prcrident ahoukl imie bis proclaiiiaiiou sus-
j eadiag- arriJaeM torpu iu all the
Otlate ol Aorth Lai-Olitta, and Uw btat au-
tborides protest aud dec'iire that tlie writ
shall be exiiMieil as before? Ilvie is con
...... ft, ..i i ... ... n :
whose creature or agent the Executive' is,
. .1 .1 . .'. i .. . tr-f ' .
auu uie .ccuue auutorny. n no uiusi
live way t The ajjeot jxr creature, or the
creative, aorereiga power f The creature of
course. We do not say that any sucli con
vict will arUe; ou Uie other hand we hope it
will not, but if U should we for one shall stand
by and deleud . the right of the aovereuu
State to execute her own decrees in licr own
jurisdiction, rfardiesa of the Confederate
Goveroineot or any other earthly power.
We kuow tliat certaiu of the cvnftiei stripe
are prcavliing the insiduous doctritiu of central ,
power, a strong government, dux, but we j
tell tbeiu that while North Carolina will be "
behiud
d ooue in tlie common struiL'lc for iu- :
dependence, and while ber citizens are united
ks ajyauwt tlie oemmou foe, tliey will never pnse Isaac P. Smilav b pioved io he a very kee cavalry.. If the Convention w-as in ex
submit t- liave their own rights wrested from j valuable capture. Khe was built in 1861, aoe I item-e we could get a bill pa.scd to raise a
them and an iron dospotimu act ui over llieni j carried a fiue armamani, eAnaisung .f one 3U- . 4riV ttate defence, or if there was any way
py a power uuti mey are ncipiug lo buna up ;
I and perjietuale. i
Gor people are no peculiar adVktc for
mM.m h'l.w tl... .li'-iri'i.- il.v
joathe. UiftwhQ nreexhed it whett dema-
tMfn were mturSg to destroy their
lMnM.Ut ehd KbrtJa.' I.nt tfyw W.ll tumr '
out thejr wood like water against any power
e . . . . . ... .. t
that may attempt to deprive them of their
rights as citizens of a sovereign State. For
the good t)f the cause and upon the plea of
tiib'tary necessity we have suUuttted to acts
of othuiabj and laws of the Congress of the
Confederate plates that we bathed and de
tested ; but we yet remember that miliiarg
meoutiiy. in other limes and in other oouo-
triea, baa beeu the sy.reu xmig ty which tbe j
r : i i . i r . i 1:1. i
people baVeboen diriveil oT their liberties
uiHn
tlietn. . We will stand oy President Davis in
the ooiiiukui struggle, to five ouiaelvesrronj
eointuou enemy, out we ire not -aisjawtit tal.Bt (hey withdrew. The cpiarrd auaiu
; .nTkimr iiihim iA'iiiM.iiiiiiii ilium iiiir nwn
! aiitunit fort Krtf m- tttlra.4uiM lilMill our OWn
tights and
aaalanrauai iae - aa tMBViif itf HHP naVIl
VO SJ m I "V va vaa. r v. a
ITcaUon,
This innovation uikmi the rights of the peo
ple this uspcusiun of the writ vfhnbeaM ot
put, has been a tavorite safety' valve witli the
rulers of oar eneimiee, ami the exercise of this
desootic Dower has brouctil Uieiii W'eltTligh
Kto the brink of revolution among themselves,
and no one wilt be siirprised at any time to
bear that actual hostihties have bridten out
between tbe Deotle , of the New England
Bute and those of the Northwestern States,
and that tlie power of Lincoln ia tottering to
its kHtudaUoa from its oppression. Otir-au-thoritiea
have acen- alt these evil effects of the
attempt to sopprrss person! liberty at the
North, and we hope they will be warned m
timeTfor our peoide will not submit to sich
tyranny
Had the Assembly adjourned without pass-
ieg this Personal Libertj Bill the body would
have deserved the execrations and contempt
flbawkkdU;-: :. . r ' :
, l; -. Frwn tba Cb4rtot4a, Mareary. 3rd.
i ; I ' .
Wa,l rt
frri 9TiMlt.
naval aya a aacrei eaprnoiua waiorra
aadar tha aomataiKi f Liut-CuL Yalra.U tba
latti. f. Ktfralar Artillery, ao4 diapaicbrd to
Joba'a lata ad. la a"tek I Kb (aubuala arbick
4eeaaioaally prvwl aloaf tba 8ton. The (urea
coaaialrd uf thr rftuwiif tionpa r Tba tfaif
Traia, Catnpaaita A aod II. cuoiajaadad .ra
apaaUvely jr Capt. 8. C, Webb a4 lieat. L.
Vf . W9oa, M ajur C Urlea Abtoa, jr., beiaf in
euOMaaad lif ika baUaJioa r CSomaaay -JrVe ika,
PalatHla kailaliNi uf Ll(ht Ari.llry. df r
Cajn. F. C. fehals; Coiauy 1), 1tt J. Caw
liaa ifrafalarj) -AriWIeryrwitb a kjlrt BUarj.
Oapt. F. II.' HaWt-aloa "we Paftuti f B,'ia
chart f Liakt-'T, . Grrff ; Cumpbay I, lai
S. C (f alar; iArtUlery, jL'apjL .U MucheH i
Couipaaiaa H and I, of 30th 8. C. VoJaaterta,
commanded raapaclivrly by CapU jJ. M. Roof
aad La.ul. -M Gamer, aud acting, aa barp
afeootara. During Tbaraday aif ht tk0 trwnpa
irrra- aoatadr aa U(mi'i . Puiul PUe. aud
l!xuubaira.oa Jthtt!a liUmdii. aj. AUi op mm-
uiandili(lba ballerira al Griinballat Captain
tfarlealaa lkaa at Lerant'a Point Placa, and
r - m .
the ahanM-kuMara being auder ebarga of C.pi.
Mitchell.
Ia tha ajieentime a detatchmeut of Luca
(rrfular) bntlalioa. auder Capu Joha IL Gary,
eras stated al Mr, Tbttuia Grimhaira place on
Jatnra lataad, aad farther ap tba blonu.
Tber kd3 -4 pmiwder fitted caoa, a-Afcb
wre pal ia poaiiaa 150 yard, apart, and alum I
400 yarn fr.aa tha bauka u( the rivrr.- 't he
aaaa war eaau4 aim artacniuanta Wiu-
naiora A B. aad C.-iiaJrr LeatV W.G.tljrirr
and K. b.toIlaaa art! Capt T. B. Hayae
Further dowa Ika Pud; aad on the Jamea
Hud Hda. Maj. J. V. Oroara, with tw rifle
Uegunaat . V. Aruuery (iai iainr aao
! with a drtaehaMat f taa Gaorvia Bati-li.n
aa aharpfhooter. lock up a piioil 'aa "Hi to
man thr channel. .
Un Friday aftermion. al halfpaat f.or o'clock,
the enciny'a gauboal Ime P. tfimth, attained
p -the. -n tar- paawng .thr. batle riia of 51 ijor
Krown and Col. Yalee, and came to anchor a
litllo atxwe, eppotita tbejendenee of Mr Thoe.
HM WiF., WTITO. --.
Sbou crenliiug audibly throagh' the tioibera of
the gaabtwU -'At ttM tirrt diacharge lkte waa
evidently treat euetrnlion ou the Yankee
decks, and one officer cried out, " Gieat Gad !
what tbnvr-1 Ito vWunmedl.tely .lipped mk fr0ifl Jt Be , jt fa mvhteii l)f thHAs
ki piUi ind beran a haalrv rrlraL. nuhliiir . n i . -
at the baUrryaaehe retired. fb threw grape
aliut and .hell with coneidrnible accaraey, but
without injuring any of oar turn. One grape
abut .truck the gnu of Company C, leaviug its
trace longitudinally. The firing of our battery
at this point waa rapid and well eircn ted.Tha
gunboat ia bar flight Soon came" within range
of the batteries of Col. Yalee, agaiual which,
aha thea directed ber hr.didra. But the
heavy concentrated fir from Joba'a Island
vuoa tehiimetod the atrufglt. .Three ahm
at ruck tbe machinery of the ateamr,de ranging
it ao that ahe could aa longer proceed. : She
then dropped-anchor, aad her cwminauder au
coadiliunally aurreedered the boat and crew,
eoiwiating of II officer, 105 nira aud 3 ne
groes. Col. Yatea Ihereopon ordered the Lieut,
commanding to Bead bis men ashore in , lha
streamer's biials, fur oar men had none where-
m.mnnMi. aad a iirhnu.ut ..r ,Mir torca i
tm-iiH m kuird har. I n nmnilrr waa soon :
auder Capt. liarleatoa took pnoereMon f ihe )
piiaer rimni.., wg --? .
H iilch heavv
CilHmbiada. Her hell and maeiunery were not
1 maienaiiy nijareu, aao win au.i or
i'ble condilioB.
. Jlj "e
J
The enemy's bias in the action wae nineteen
hx wounded. The negro pilot wa
oetright - Oe loa waa only .one man
killed, a member of-Aton's battalioe, from
llorrv District, whose name wa have not yet
beea able to obtain. vOur lurees behaved with
the almost eoolnees and bravery, encoenteriug,
without breastworks Ht other proteetWm, the
enemy's fir at the abort rauge of between
SCO aad 300 yards. Tbe Signal Corps and
Wnlpole'e " Stono Scoots" were very active
and efficient in promotiug the aucceka of the
aspeditioa.
Durinv Satarday nirbt the other Yaakee
"I? "ZZ" , IV1
of destroy ber. -Major Browaa gtta,Mweer,
iiamedtately opened apt ineai a not aac wen
direeled firei andr.-wntetf the fate ol the
er IS QOW UllaT ne PUP. l n rmuviuiv.
r i . i - v.. ... I
snTprmir - .... v-,
Saturday moreuig, and were eeconea io j
aSBraaaawl le-ft iMIl '
by a delaehiiwufor rhe
Capt. Lord commanding. I hey are a villain- !
as looting erw. The aawei ef the offieers i
are aa MfowsT.-
F.S Coeoveri Acting UeeU Comntauuing
John W. Dick (Executive Officer) Acting
. t t
Master.
Robert Tarr, A cling Maater. ,
- Whitman Chase, Ensign.
Francis Button, Ensign. rT"
Jacob Tucker, 1st Assistant Engineer.
Erastas Barry, 3d Assistant Engiawer. .
3. O. Hid, Assistant Paymaster,
Charles Estacker Paymaster's Clerk.
O. II. Marvin, Surgeon.
Jama 8. Tacker. 2d Aasiataat Eagineer,
died oa his way to the dty.
A aamber of trophiea fijaad ea board, sack
aa offieer'a eworde, fie thamalica4 iaetra
aests, le with a eoasiderabto peek of braa
aew M greaa kaeks, were yesterday breeght
a to UaSL Rrstev's office. t
The prias wJ doabOees W speedily pet la
fll(htH.f i rim, aoaa eo-opcrala in tha art
IQ orourifvaeladaapuathblockdliif deal.
. W doubt not, shaH, 0i war last, but in
due timo Wilipingtoai Charleston, Savannah,
certainly we think tlte blow will fall between
Savaiiuak' and Wilmington, and w doubt
not but the report atarled by the Vankeea
that Charleston Is to be apeedily attacked if
a part rf tbe prommine of 0f rations on tha
otli-f phwest : Tltew wooU m to anferkir
atratrjry r; superior policy . in attacking
Wiark-wtotr wnrie v .immtrton and ravwicaQ
rre bald by as and frotw wliich reinfotvt-
luenu could be drawn to aivtMt io tbL dc.
feiioe of Charleston ; and all know, that the
iiaMtjr- of .ither tln-m olautn. iteciall
Wihuingtoii, would greatly Weaken Charles
ton. . .-. - i. . . . . , . ... -
tqt lliese reasons : we believe "that either
Wilmington or Savannah or both will be at
tacked before Charleston, and we may f dd,
the weather baring become good, the attack
may be almvrt immediately expected,. The
WLoiJVjlBnpoobjkiu; Mg,MjUROukj
our great lower line of IUilroad connection,
I ' vi ihim. lll.niHlll,v I W II O VtlMlUIIII)
mn hrnce of nmch tnore eoosequenee- to the
wot more importance to us than Savannah,
enemy, ana this being the case, and remem
bering the presence of a Urge fleet at Beau
fort harbor, in our opinion the chances for a
.speedy attack upon Wilmington are very
good, and we hope that our authorities will
be able'lo meet and repel It r but reineinber
ing the iat we cannot without a violation
of conscience and a'-diregartl for truth say
tliat our confidence is Very strong. Tlie
place is strongly fortified, -we suppose, and
we know it m nefeiided by a gallant Gen
eral, and as heroic men as ever met a foe.
but we renieiiiber Dunelsn, Hattcras, New-bertt.-
lloanoke- oFblk, JCaw Crrleaiis, nd
oilier iiL-e, and we have nnVgivings. Wil
uiingtou ouifht tote held and will be, we
suppose, if it be possible lor the Government
authorities to (Mend iL successfuUy. If it
Llh it openx up i he tvay to Fayetteville and
Kaleigh, and trrfwpbwcs once posseskcd by
the enemy the full of Richmond becomes on
ly a.question of tin. i
Siuoe the Asm-tiibly first met biU eoold
have been passed and a force raised, armed,
equipped and put in the field to bavu assisted
in tlie iefence of Wilmingti'ii, but that body;
though epeled lo by a suiTeriiig, tluwilcnfed
perjpte toikt an, refused the assistanoC asked
lor, and now it Wilmiugton Jails and the
otner events we nave mentioned should re-
miiblyFiauy. of whom are now so anxious
to pet -home- Iwfore ( the business Jia been
coiupletcd, tliut theyj will be held responsible.
We .devoutly hope thut anotlier foot of
North Carol! nil soil may never be polluted
by the bated invader, but still if our protec-CoTiln'Thefutunr-be-no
better -ihan-m the
past, we have no (ilea that even 'tbe Capital
of the State itself can be held many months
against the immense number sent against us.
1 rota five to ten thousand men, could have
been easily ruised had the Legislature taken
the iiectNiry steps, and if Wilmiugton lalls
tbe necessity for a reservd State force will be
mote urgent than ever, for having possession
of the ivailroad, Raileigh and Fayetteville
will at once become tbe line of defence, and
without a,strong permanent foive to guard
against raids, either of these places will at
once become- subject to a suqiriye and cap-
lure any night by a regiment or two of Yan
0y wiucn tne present SKils ijegiMuture couiu
ire got out oi existence, ana give tne people
:h;iuf to construct another, we should be
j uble lojret jnen Jiere that wonlil exhibiljnore
I ciMicernj lor tlie welfare of the East' and of
. thtt Siie Uian the preiH.nt . body . have done.
One thitig" rte'tbeotieiDea who
ure now in such hot haste to leave us, and it
i tliits: We intend to hold theln responsible
Ulre the people for whatever disaster may
befall our people by I lie advaixies or raids of
tlie eueiny bereafter where the damage might
have been prevented by the lore for State
defence which they rriused to- raise. W
We know the people weie for the "measure,
iu the proportion of lA e to one; and we shall
urge tliem to Indd those who delvated it to a
strict acoountability when they return to
jjivejstijiccount of their stewardship.
0eflleTrska.-rW't,aajr a trunk put off
at the tHMilhefB UeH)t yatard.y attrrnmHi, im
,elialeiy ajia ine artlvaroTTn; irain, now
.. . 1 .1 " . V ' t 1. 1 mr.k
Weld.-.n. that in ante molw rewmMed aseTnry;
Wt. ean,j:ken iL , The owiner either has a very
,,ltaiae - arardmbeW many present, fc km
rneaJe. we doo'i know which: Had there beea
Brveeiaat on the road, at a point far ramute
(nim hroan habitatioB.-this trnuk would have
.... i .. ... i ir ju
eomtort.Diy aneiterea nenwner aua a
ea fVieada. Jt. Exfrt.
Sherklag itddeat. Tb. body of a rnaa,
dressed ia the aaifrom of a Confederate officer,
the stripes a the collar indicating the rank of
Secoed LiaeteaaBt, waa found oa :he Soalh
side Railroad, about om mile from towa yee
terday morningr The remaina were horribly
eiaagled. and it ia supposed that some tw or
three traiaa vjaat kav peseed ever deceased
daring tbf eight. De was a maa of stoa t form,
aad apparently Syearsofsg." Hi shirt was
marked " arry.M bat whetkel or sot tkia was
Me aaaae, we kav beea aaabl to aacertalav
Ktraifl alTerrlbl !UeBll It tki Xarfki
Tho Nrthern paper, ten of. atranw aod
icmoKi epidemic uiat dm Orokeo out in In-
There are AO symptoms indicating ha !'-' ".
roch. . The patient is attacked with', chilt i ' ' u ,
and thiokalM has an attack of the ague - buL'. '
M eooo M thechfll m over, the dcnt'siDki '
iflto.Btupor i from which he rarely revives. L ,
The rurMtles are rigid ; the popif of the err Tr"
is ineemubJeW either light or touch; IbesuVV -
of the by is ettreowy tender and sen W : !
siUve, the head it drawn backrtl1awrkra' ; y 1
fltL.nd the breath is drawn forcibly with i
a hissing : wund, a. if by greM eflort through . ' " '
jfochldrerl the nffrg veiy to" U-:V-Z
broken bfreauenttOTTulsiot- tb---U ,
stepor Urge black spots, many of them raised -
np hke blistert, appear on tbo surface of the
body nd hmbs, the patient usual! Uyiar to
from two to foor noora. In some "rare cue
blindness, deaine,- n.t.. r .l1 II. ...
ties, &c Io sou canes the nation r raai. . r
Irom ttw alnnnr Kw.Kn u w v ..
.. : . t- .... . -r.""..-.. .' '
-. r-1 av we aa to oeueve
himself convalescent but. In th.
hour or two, it seaed with a temble deliri-
uoju terminnung m coma (a stopor) and death.
. This disease leaves tlie narin L . t l..- '
feveii. andyeryJow. and liable to Ion cfiKht
or bearing, aod to paralysis, upon recover ;
paralysis, upon recovery.
Price of Cora.
i t
Cafn and corn' meal are now aehinw t i.ti
market at from three to four dollars per bosh- "
el, and in some parts of the Sutewvest of tbiav
it u commanding a still higher price.. Itis
natural that those who have Dude corn t
Wbv1t on towlrThoTrfd-T
for their own lamilie. If they did not do
this, tbey would be unjust to those who are
nearest and dearest to them but tbe mdivirf
nal who .hoards corB or meat t a time Lke
thivand holds them back; -Ibr-Jiighw rioei
tbaa they are new bringing, not odydeaw
titute of the ordinary feelings of htunaoity
lw'"",u?h Vtoe'MtboinyrT
midofae oT Lincoln themselves. ' We are sat
isfied that there is enough corn in North Cr4
obtot)readtheTjeopk-m- vi
CerUinly, thei is Corn" enough in tho
Stoto.Thoonly dUhculty-is, tbe meaooeaT
selfishness of those who hold UprevenU thexty
from putting it on the msxket.. Some refuse
to sell because they sr , wsiung for higberr
price-f2 60 and $3 per bilidBotenongb:
lo satiafy their mean, erasnina diano;i
tbey would let those who are compelled to
buy starve before tbey would sen at present;
p111 vura' e uuwiwng tq sell oecaosa
they have been alarmed by the God-foraakei -specuUtor
(the worst enemy tbe South basV
offering advanced prices for every thing to eat'
- llin. iiuliuiini. f.MMu. .. . T .
..ia.Un, w oenevo tfist A laiDik
;ne is about to come upon the land, and, fear-
ao4 cave enough tor their
owu use, they have not brought to market
the surplus which they have always sold be
fore this time of the year. We hope all who
have more grain than- is TCquireor for their
own use till the next crop ripens, will sell it
and relieve the wants of the tntryv . Don't
hold it until you see how- the next crop turns
out, but work hard and trust to Providence
for tlie next crop, and ail will be welL Now
is the time to show a liberal spint and help
each other.. -.3;' ,
Frout what we hear wo Imould suppose
that the Government had corn enough.' Wo
have beard it estimated that at this point,
and between here and Gotysboro' alone, tbo
Government has five hundred thousand bush
els. If this is tbe case, we bepe the Govern
mrnt agentswill quit -buying in localities)
where grain is scarce, .We hare Do doubt
that? tlMTOovernmenf 'tuoOhdxoesA
enough to but the armies one- year from this
date. CWfotte Democrat . f v .
X3!F m A Feminine Voice from. Tirrhua."
giviug the Editor of tbo N..C Standard and
" the traitors of North Carolina" particular
."fits," must, excuse us for declining her re-i
quest;. - In the first place her charges 'at
u traitors" ia this State would, if seen by the
Yankees, "give the enemy aid comfort." Ia
the 2d place, we happen to know that ab
is Very much mistaken in presuming that the
" tamaertatives" (a term contrafTKtinfn.ig
the man who advocated it,) of this State are
traitors," or any portion of them' that W
wot of. They are as loyal, as patriotic; as
brave, and "as ready to fight tha Yankee to
nntrtlttww witter araaaW
4JS";.w - .." - V " - " J - aw J aasaw
iy-taE
Stats'
UMtjate secesswnist ia or out of tbe
dare rnx-And if there is traitor-aTN.Xar
olina we have not bis axxuaiuaiMedoubtle0
tlier are, but not more than cm be found 4a
any otlier Soolhcrfj 8utt By any rate,Lut
ooln has not found enough of tbem here to or
gan tee a portion of Carolina into a black re
publican State, nor has he mustered into hsi
ranks an army of 30,000 traitors" furnished
by thia Staled Tbe fitir writer, therefore,
better spin cotton and make ropes to hang
M traitors" in tome other quarter than her na
tve State, North Carolina. . .We eoojure bar
to give herself no uneasjneaa about this State,
which has sent more men to the battle field,
loKtmore men in tbe Conflict of araa, and
had more to die of disease in the army, than
any other State South. How wefl tbey
fought aad bow often tbey acbierd th rio
tihtory, let the enemy aod the lists of csjual
tiea atarwcr.-lfCtoei Caaak
a t