VOL. XXI.
. SALISBURY, N. C, NOVEMBER 2, 18G.5. N UMBER 24.
'WW.' ! MhFrhf I BH'AS COM US. J -i 1 m thij j re.1. ; jjL ojnUdurwtri from
v . reus m immim. , ,; r CKirof ...hs iMJLfdSi J" ? , Z j i t . J ' to St P-l- ' On Thursday
v Prom and .Ho, tf .Ute, and until therek .liSSTiSft 1 tt&SZ t&JH023 un of ,.oJ
ashing hi Ae'.fiiiw of rovU.-ifs paper I lU -Ms fore of ths peopk, in tbe haml MeLendoa to eutVrllatr.- bW o;" Iucceded iu
ai McliirkMtita WMuiml ta mn- on Lttr
" in rt " '.i - t .iLi j J ""lu -V ti-Viint thoutdr, k4
b tw Ur$U i BionU, Ar Joi- wmmW J , MfUBy j,,
Zrt lor jrwr. J r ia w out ol OwiKrw, hki rufwf iJmll w
XtviiiT(iMt,ktro W!rs for tbe trrt. nd j chv no aid or eooibrt from, ?. Military
ao tl!lr fcr WU' nniMequwit pullicatM. J?.01 1,d r,D w,1Jr-
Ajwil 20U. IHCS. , , j tut tf.nl few, : which nu-.. ll.e .bolin
--u-s-f -v -r; .-.va'.i.- j of all iv4 iaw'canttut u tu the CuiittMLt
... - .A CIKCULAU. - W tW.la, ait Uilitar b
,tt "-wr-'T-.'. ;4r;j nftn-wiiliin Ibrfr spheres,
3i iftaiCVMMM y iht &yhtk Omyratiom M'' "'jeJjr rkuJicaleJ aia ail offendtrs,
' a.va ti -ZU n.-. f wlirtln uf cuittfiia or aoldiew; ri.wiail ei
Zi ,T i l Z. n
m, 0m, .4Amm, JfdttemhHrf,
jUaeo. 'CAifatcM au C'AMerftiMf.' j Tlw habit of IrgWiiiiuj in accn-t. u Iwm
sitowmtsi Ilavins;, at Ujfth, at-! rlU, wit U 1UhJitr, orh
r mJi iuaMabW A.U ik! with much
'"'""" w"' ' . "K,m , mg tul lUe iik mciyruLk netwiiry. WJcvt
Vo become a tUiUdle t Coagr I hasten J iny U ?.fy aaJvalkxi of the couuUjt, can
to anowUHX Uw 'tsvt ; nJ ai tliis aietimJ j bty i cutititinaiiqt.
f LuUI J.i..L. a au.Aai n. m K
niuat iprumitivtit aulawia of my tnlerrwl.
I wa ameiitiT at(afttM to . LHton 0!
onf MteSCanalioTiarlii-nii
with thtf Vitunt ntlrinx el until "the logic";
wurtnx UH utw "the fcw j
-ofaveuu, Stil the Uiuou proclamaUon of
AHrshiuM trfiwohi. Ut no aJtemli, in ti XV wap of tlw aoktier are utter! toad-J
.-.iuitiot to lake p artly with Uw w to hi own want?, and those rf his
diitat lor Iha Wen our"co.., iH.i1T..i;. noisily in W tinMa. of nwikioiT
pa?tw of .North CanU. bow tW North- 4 t w: Inn wold tl. sWorjr 'he rwlHwd,
"i.trJc T Wsr; snu ia peaoe. trieiil ;
t tf r wo prwKWHUon n.f
war a Ui best avenue satioiuiJ mJ-
j3iditot, ami an h'monible p-ce.
A ckrirflian t!0pl however, slionM not '
b too iitmttrc oa the wljvt of honor, wlit-a , Vgated t tlwGoiifederate governnieolabouhl ,b PP"M of ,h 8, Kef iia-iit Nrth CaroB
iriiHaile k W iitrolel ; and a hraire -o- j U- duly tAm-rvnL lUnoo I detnand for the Mittila, yoa will find biajaubatttata fapaia
pis ahoold carrr.th ob branch of pease in Lrgiatre, Jdkn and Esscuttr dectiotJS M li,lf, "wf Ef"JI'BS
one Uaod and tN sword ia theotber. And, j of North Camlitm, lull f fedth, emlit and re- ;0w. CTK!rt .I!,,nct- CP"
Mr Lincoln ha. an-, g .,1 diu, her aohlicns in the field i t
IIUUUU Um alMj Willi FiWMalaT IMtAat
r .
having
rtiJlT power t Hp-n negotiation f. pear;i
ulii howevt. a tlw sujavviaiua Y the
rrvatr'iiakin.t jtotvorof tbe4oveiinrtit. r
toe Jecawoa offcinJ pnupie. Vlraourwii-s
ars '"riotbriuiMV ikef w are, proportion T
for peaee, on the b.Ktw i our nlraj hide-;
t!ie Wt jtrejinYbM to our J( aiHi-
aC: th-tJlK in i
powrr, atwt h. entimly Wtte4 of p-r- j
mittin pportamtK-a ot tin aort to !
wnliwMit ptopee iuprvw.?etit. KatftoiaMur
- -ths ota'nwitt thattlirTiiwwty aHv'br lu !
.uot be hrjstie'l,' if mijiowd fey any of those ..'.J.h vh1; and hot pjeopl, at home, both
ontriis tte army, 1 think it advisable ihaff fWrjind' comjtent, Iltgisl : MM they le
-fhe I'reei'lent xfamtld inctrK-t thie having ajiKitVd Jo fill tft oltiuea withia the State.
eoaineiiioi ue wkhctijr w h, iourri, j inuuiqm tne iwpe mat wrme one wpuiu 3rd wawt or power hi folk aud jnnou tuiltit
il evt-r esbtetlt ras(h re-alt of wautof fore- ; betmne a caudkbte who. would' fie; eharga Boydea.
taaton the patif I !. who (Uaiiaged jaih-;.;jrsfnt tlwjxe vieva, and fm-iin an afiiiofH ' lit. The fraud alleged to iiavabeeu practiced
liq 'mftrnm, au4' rayarding tUtt lawf of doubt.-, lumiperahte diffidence to undertake even the ! by Boydea on McLendon i i ihia, that Boy
fal constitutiooaifty and xpr4ieav. I couW ' partial owtiapmeat al the intmsts at stake, ; pretence of making r iia a 'preacat of
not hare ote4 Jitr them, if -J ha4Wm ! iif thra afipallHia; tiita-suf strilW and earnagev ' reward fcr hiap.trioui.m t jjoine sa
-OtBjre CHf fedtuttfiropow their .mnii, I have too knu- uVkyed beumuinir a catidi- j !. had induced .bun to aign the re
aud adriwaprotnp and ehsrful apU-s- tlate to cma,the m liol distrit-L A partial j ottt 11"f eThu
whK-h uat be apjtar.'itt to aiL tihoukl Um! IV iTofrMiomv duhe tudiMyitutus. Un- th- guomitBiKMi between Bovdcn and the
wartontiiine tuoch .W'if, t will ba neors- ! kr rVm diMdranta!s druumstancss,. I ; p.sarnineoU t It ia not aeer-iwrv to eonaiosri
uy ttt tnodify, if not euurvly abolwh die J iinh appeal t thow whs endorse th views beeaaaAeff.a Vull examination ibe allegatkm
jJbtiiJrtiswOist . .1L-.4 ' ';, j to:artoit tliat they areas widely dissenti- fan far from beiaf proved w clearly dipnved.
. -Neither tb Tithe, the Fiinding; nar rR , natej up1':bt''a3'lwuM''aM mHie TThe witiiewi Clarke wor that tif arinjr Bys
.finnretwtwttt laws we ueiwnr, tt my Mta-' atiny. ' . t dea wished to paocara a uhilute, and being
4menerm'mntt a'thresufl )
Jttiprov5t'ntIeg3ttkn; - Tlie "tax t kind,'
.portion of the Tithe )aw, eliouWlie modified I
Im oirerate luoro particnUrly oa tho pro-
dm-u, uot ueoeajry to tlje wippoi t of ai.imal
life upon ths taruier. Tins urj)lus shovld be
tuken: tliO who have Rone. hmld rot be
ioreed to jro'a whaf tlury cannot spare; wakile
...we www Mrxa wnniM a " " f ucucnu-
ey. i Let Ute currency be plucfd npfMi a se--ure
looUng and the '.Tilhe laws w til be no
If ths lupressment law is uot repealed, ;et
will he nmarr to phi vide. -with' more cer-
tainty, that the provauon of the Constitofoon t
which declare. tiiab 'riat property aball j
not bo taken for puhlio Ute uiiIkhu ioat oa.ni
pt aUoij," hat uot be violated. It sdllltt
of a wave donuL whether pn.itortv call be ! '
taken or eaaamn'4a, uuder a Conotitntion j'
which huiits iu ukuig to the ihaf .
prvnorty,. 1 .
ile .,r H. tVe(eo.- 1..S... 1..--
. - T - - 1 r 1 , v
' " srvwa """a s.tiifi 1
Iltl litlf f (O-ihlinf krvrsa tr Um nViiiiMoilLii
j-wOyjerit 1 tN invaluable to Iree-;
h uet lew "-WOMM4 -ekri he- the t'reei-1 -
aetit Willi this ower, The NfRfMnial liberty
Qt the people should Wot. be in tlie keeping of
- 'aWotiB BMrtwerrr jniTf or exaltea.7: iir.
JeuWtu Whs in la-.'or' of u tho etflrnsl
aud uiiantiittinir forosof noW cornu h i"
anJ hisljrry hs-not yet provaii that ho was
wrong, jet us take car how w part with
4e-inaitftT-to
... -
w" way, goroo day, toss what aw have, "All
OUUesl hownr ia vented in. and tl 'rivd from
Us ptople sfV." flud tlieir ntrht to tho freo
n of speoti, uJ to aftes Press; to keep
! to bear arms ; to. arable Uither to
.'"'U for their oominon good ; and but fo"
V-- t dus, prT'iawWat Hies and more,
rattUohl,
atrous aerotioa not sn tlisy bs urpeodsd
I wov uwr astrutieT irovriiiiieiit-WuOBUo-1 i . , minwi hhii ! ii "" a.r?s- r ,..
t .i.- ... . i im rmnrvrriwj.s9m.vmn.nrmnnMavi -..A.-. .1 . i, t . ... n
H"',rJ CJiiet Mid tin mJkkn of Um r
I reiuWhaiii kOwtjr wiflcre uo
4 '
n,,i . wucim ot
1 rgoMiou ot Uie MmieUcrale
enmwiit riioaM twwmr4c6 asWaa f-
( oi a cuurwii uourt. t uia, m
lrHad. lfctif thww.
do comiJaiiit iJhmiU l ih .r iKl K.t
L.ovwni;,ei, j,,,. lU -Uw, thw,,.
aelvea. ' - '
ouhi not Oew tironMarr. Jiegolation and
es aii wouta ic a gnat Uiw-'ure''
ahaUi.
Th ftRlifs tT t!te States fioold be gnarded
with ntitirniff vi"i!nco. while the ftowrsdel-
t-Iflaatt r IH laAUTKMIO WIUI UV ID
. . " ,.I
iKiiaV4.io fijl th 4hoea withia the State.
To J.Juiiuiwiafr.m of the government
shaQ rcenf Jroio lua, if ekid. all prorwe
and tioe aswitJaooe, and I ahall not tail touig
all nerdiui ivforms, and hold the adintii?tra-
I wn Up to" it wihiomiiatiim ot tho jf'te
idtnul-l it, in my .npion, di-!j-rvw it. To the
rarrnWf, xm.Wr? at.dimw6f-.to the rn-o-
,e -ery, uon in their I
iiber ttr. and I ahail twe .U lawful j
and honorable eflT.irts lo bntitf al4tit the Ul- !
- cvi. 4wy heae4?jr hkngs oT peaw
whh TtMhwmlenott
Wectois atliiiie vote m the 4(1 or;'Xd."
vember, in the army on tfce 20tk of Oerober,
fiiakiu nnrVfiw'itliui 211 days.
Moirt lU-ttfiWv,
JAllt'S G. RAMSAf.
Oct. ICth,18C3.
WOOL WANTED.
Second shearing lambs wool
wanted by WM II. SMITH
tfaiir4ary. Jwly 13. IbCJ. , tM
20,000 "STAVES -
T THE CON. HTATEH MSTILLE
.fcV RV. rforweHy owned by L ik E. My-
) at KektbUfYi orbiwe s
Tu be of wla'te okjimber. clear of aap.
ave, 34 inches, kng, from to 6 inehes
wide.and I inch thick. v - ,
Wliie. aiio It mcnee Miica.
1 1 a 1 s. iL -L
1 1
V- tdn muW JTOII lle.dinir in a thouaaad.
Alr'
Medical Parvevor C. S. A:
Charlotte N. C
, tft
Jaae 15. lt
OFFICE X. CL JaV'J?. Co.
Vance, October 23,
(.AflCK eale of elisible MwSTol wll
hM at thta Masev.'uf TbarsdiiV No8t. 5lh
a iict'i sxa B.I
n lbs Rail Rad aaar Graham, the kt are
luM off 200 feet aanarek the streeli 100 fee
wide with two large open aqnarse, sad the sale
Jainw lha attention of a!l persona wiehmg t
eernre plent aad bealthv htme. Terms
ea or proved Ud at C Moaihe wiih Intsrvet
ftom data. ; : fHOMAiJ WEBB, rteaU'
I4I-S31 ... ;.. ' . :
POX SAW AT T5TJ OFFICE,
w fcWUw.- Tbii ia M cwlift thai John A.
It.jrdru a HNibr tr Hl! a,,ua e. hl
ic ((.)'; a aabvtilat to " luf hiin anAhi
hf 4e auriMf thr prwl aar Nth tb liai
tad CUatra. ad ! iabwbyafiat frofn mili.
ia. daty for tbu pac n. Urf ,$rktJ.m aui
JJiaaiNi emidtm aa killuara. 'IVaafabuni May,
Siita IB 03. ThiaevrtinVa IhJubu A. BoVdra
vltu-iilaa-rd m tha AswaTrvupa baa, by
larautbia a aabMiiata i a lm and a bona
to aapply mrmbif at- aHMht,; dlachargmt
hia duty as a rohwlMf of Iidi tbai(Cui
frdarile Slalra. . L. A. Jitlutava, (!aat. f '
Auaou T roupa." Tba eertitieates irihir
j ! reeaipt f Mcni lur f .'U fr ik
j BaydWa Hc -VuHrtSiut. U., H.. war
t
t.
pravrd by Grimallha alU irtiiljf wiuiew araat
lachod to aaob othar with ikta adravnMrat.
MCaaa of eiempHoa". Ja. BtitdaalwraMwd
aalatiuUaMpnnnrd, stapM."J. M , Liwla
E. O. dfce." I eertify that tieaa ara ihe urig
inarpapara tiled lu the fSca py Lieui. little.
Patr .Mallrtl, Col. CowaiitjinK Cona. N. C.
I OcL 6, im." Oi iba S6(k Fiary lbC3 Lt.oU
I Jtbo Boydea ia hnraby axrtipt (root wiliiary
my optaion, ; 51 yeari of m. Wbaa ba leaaaea luios em
it ft in tfone-1 tb.a - auelt . I hia towbiiua 4a-4aolw4
iid -nukftd "V. E. O. Mar Slat 18G3."
! -t E 0 Jr Ub 1863," miaaiarbat it...
appned at llae several datfa. l)iAu.le63
N"d .' rtij Llrat. C ot Plk,
1 eHl", ?V "Tlt toe Sftieeal pn
TT Jla TTTty'
who win h, ,hk p-tiy lo ehmp W, l.
, aith tba folbwiag d..reirni. vtorollinf
Fiiuboro. Sept. 3d, 1863; rfi-prcifulty
, rrtarnod to CooimaiMlnHt f Conaeripta. Tbia
j aa baa alrtwdy. ader(H aa exuiaiHatiun,
k1 le P"P"" Mnd CHrreci By reference tu
t I rf.J..a- ..J a L. ..a -a .1 KJL.U
I
1;,
' Fen
avmwii aiffai a law rvririuiinw nl tllO sxiirai f u
aia. Hull LUojr iht tLns.it h4
iMfl in tiiii fviftllailll salt fif laaiut tilA ill
yWiur 1S62 a a volume. r aud waa couaid-
rdl aiwlunteor and aot a aebatituta is hia
ouutpaay. That h did
believe Boydea
hud rnaafed McLendon until after he hd
bee a awoan ia aa a aabatitaie. Borden waa ar
reeled aa a eouwnpt, aud eued out a aiit uf
baneao crrpu, which w returned before me
Oet.Jd ft3. and wner miieh of the e valence
JUrn !u .
K;S"SSS
fuf guvtnmt!,. ; thrr, .d. were
... ..i..j. ,.a, i-
tjanJidtiy f aha aubalUatioB by reaton of fraad
I ,m McCcndoa: 2nd fraad av ihe covemmeatr
t told bv Mctendwi that he would go aa a atib-
atifntei a a foeioniuany for f a (Me objected
to a tavalryeoaaiaSy. not bring a good rider,)
he communicated the fact to B..yrten at Wadea
bnio, ou Ilia ll ot' March, f6ft, when Hull
waa raising hia company ; that a few data af
terward, Mcbendoa tola wkaeeaue bad gone
4nt Hall's company as Byde .anbataote,
and as bed him-tfit was irae that the county
would not provide for hie wife and childrea aa
he was a eiibrtitste and not a Vf4tiuiffe.r? .Clark.
told hhn. that -k Wae an. McLearkiu replied;
before entering aa a anbatitute eonie peop!e had
'told him so, -hut others aaid ihe county would
provide far the wivjrs and chiWreu of all ldier,
so matter how they went to the war, and he
believed eo when ha ascauie Boyden'e subeti
Ulte, but did not intimate ihat Bowlen had ev
er said any thing to him the auhjeci : a few
Java aflerwarda, McLendon applied to Boydea
to let bun ofR whMkuBij-dVa''drcRndr The
other evidence cftBrfirm.thia atate of fneta. and
ebowe that MeLendoa did become UoydeaV
Mubatit nte , a nd madejio clanair alwot it ainil
he found out that he waa lui.lakeu oa to the
natara of the proviwoii lunde by the eouiity. in
before beeoimug a BoVtithlct ind even fliea'Be
Wide uo eornplarnt thtit .tea WJ biot
inio emir, hia aHegariori being tbxt he nev r
had agreed to become a aubNtituies hat had ea
(red ; a a volantear and reeeJved abw faU of
Boydea aa a present. I . .1
2nd. Th fraud allrgad to have been ptac
lad bv Bovdaa oa the government is in thi,
ihat he Drocared MeLendon 16 become hi sue-
ia Captain Hall a company, lapi. tlau awora
that after ths raea, who were gomg to join nia
company, had been d'riwb up toefora the htel
door to he awora In, Boydea approached, Me
Lendota and wanted to speak to him. which ?
prohibited, aaylug, mast wait antUshaawa;
were alt awora iaMhey were 1 he a .wore in.
and anna aaerwarda MeLaadanatepped off with
Boydah had aa reeofleclaHi that McLee
doa was sworn is sa Boydea'a, ssVtita la t
WtrsteBsrTiwt- w'eloaa: ia the aveniog he
took aWwa las aaaaa'bf' j of Tepe:"
i . .
Boydeu
plied, " t aappve an.! WKBes, Kmitb, swore,
that ha aaW Buydsa oa the let of Mareba at
WadeAm.'. abuM 18 ichki taka MU-.,ka
alT and have a talk to Iheotarlvr, and M waa
genorHily uadVriftoidtbal MeLrndiMi bad agreed
Hi ene Byden'a rabatiiata ene kaaad Haira
coyiMim aa nch titim-iy, lha wiwieae lathe
receipt, (wore that while the aira Were drawn
ap before the hud dr. ba ia sot. certain
whether it wee jaei Wftire, er jnat after tbey
v.re swora iu, fioyriea and MeLendua stepp
ed irilo bia hum. BuydeS aald ba was guiag lo
givv McLendwn f 50 ft binpaUntHCB. tkrdea
drew the reeetpC, MeUemioa Mgae4 uaad iVt-
den paid nun the muuey a ad ba wi tareeed it, rh.
eauioraed Iba aartie uadrmtoad racfi othar.au
the receipt wa read over, and that meiyeiuioa
either had, or wae juat aboat to awear la
a Bovden-a adlwIHuia.. 1 bars wee much efi
deaee leading to show that McLaudua bad
arreed lo become JBoydeu't anbelilnte bekne
be waa aworh ia, and Uiat ha waa awora in an
hie ealietiuite. and that the mossy waaidaad
the two I pt tgned,'a few momenta atlerwa nk,
which eJreMtttBtauee I am satiafiad gave eolur
toaad waaaaitsaaiiwof the ramor tha t he-did aot
bneuna Boydea'a aobaiitaia autil after he aaa
awora in aa a voiaweer, wnes, or eoorae
wonkt bave heea Um late. Capu IlaU waa nue.
nrenKsrtos-ef thesoaiKtnmT
a iba lat of . March aud not oa the 25th of
February. - ; . . . ' ...
3rd. Aa Borden bad not been drafted by
Col. Polk, the eaae doee come within the deci-
eioa in the matter of Uiiler, ao the di.oliarge
by Polk ia of no effect. The eaee lornasm the
raGdiiy of the dieeharge by Captain Joboaua.
Had Boydea put in McLeudoa as lua substi
tute in Johunott'e eompeuy, lha eaee" Would
(.-. - Sopfema
Court, in the matter of Kenady, a recruiting
officer Now, aappoae Boydea had on the lat
of Marchhhnarlf.snid Captain Hall's eonj
pauy witn the ieui of Captain Johnson, pre
vatusly given, a preianned Irom hi. subsequent
discharge oa the fveeipt of lha Morse, ander
the maxim,' Oiwuie relibabitia retretrahitux
et mandataequifauror,n Would the transfer have
been vafidT I a in convinced that it would, by
giviug to ihe regnlatkiaV in respect to liaairfers,
the earns liberal construction that lha regula
tion in respect to aubetitntes October, 1B63.J
received inM niaUer of Rittef and Keunady.
The regntmion is in tbeaa words. Article' 15th,
143, " The t'oloftele may, upon the applica
tioa of the Captain, transfer a anhfierfrsm SU
company as awuher of Wrefinieitt. Art. 143,
wbea soidiem ass authorized to be tranferred,
the transfer will take place on the lat of a
month t wit hi ho vie w to I lie more correct aa U
tleuietit of their aecounls. 144- In all cares of
tfanofer. a eompleledeetiptivs bat willaccom
naiiv ihn soldier transferred, which roll will
voutain aa account "( hi" PJi clothing and oth
er al(owaaices4arao all stoppages In be made on
account oflhe goyejriiMient: and debts due the
iauiidreiM aa well aa sach other facts as may be
necessary 10 show tit ehurseu-r and military
history.' It is clear, 0Ml while companies are
in the act Of being forwed, a compliance with
Uiese details, which are made material, when
'the party ia in service, in Order to prevent con-
fnsioa, aa back pay, indebtedness, description,
lat day of the wioatb. character 'and miNtary,
1112 i. -a ,-t ku L
biatort, dtu is nH Beesa'y, and hoord be
.. . ... 1 . ! . r "
dispell a witn ay a uoerai coniroeikn, 10'
when the companies ar in the act of being
formed, cunideiaiiiHis of that nature are
presented, aiuf the purpose is fully answered if
the two Captaina own seat that tbe man may
withdraw from una company and Join the otb
r, cenainlv there can be no necessity for aw
applicntioii to . tbe Col,.nelof the regimeTrt.ai.d l
the matter must rest in. the discretion of "the
Captains asbo ar rnde ynrisg t raise the mail
paniea, because , thev companies are in an' in
ehoaie stat-e and there is u regiment or t.4o
nrl. It seina lo me tbe analogy ia perfect,
and that the' trauefer in the case supfjoeed,
must be held lo bo valid, or the principle eah-
livhed by the deciiuona iu the cases of 'Killer
and Kennedy must be ovsrroltd or disregard
ed. The fact, ihiK the on was to be caealry
and the other an hifaniry company, cannot pre
vent the applicutieu "of the principle, because
Ueil he feontpany was;
a regiment. In onr case. Boydea did not him
wlfj.su Haifa eompany, bat pot in a Fuhati
tute, which fact, raiaea the case only to the ex
tent of lequirmg a direct application of the same
principle, fact in regard to the traiifferand then
to the substitution, and although it makea the
ease aiore comjiVcated, the cooclnsion moat be
precise! V lha same, as the result in compound
is as tree as in simple multiplication. 1 am
firtiunste in having my coacluMofis aa' lo the
cMio-trtictio.i of me army regaiaiauoiinrin-
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papwhnr brriv-e e-d g"'" p iijculue&.aixica anaJorevery-tQeurei-.
Lieatenant Little. E. 0., and adjSdeeJ by Ifini suit Will he disaStrOUH, for . W6 Can
to be valid, and also baVe received the saire ! l..rtt 'ftiiehatt'fRiM at tlMirL
T;-'f f'fi ;'"t jfTfi ifCf 01 a n ihnd.int"tf ronsriiots. T .
iihouteXViaK
ter nver wonH
abo Jlodlhem in bs office
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have beea stirred but ft tbe jMifgeti.a oT ;
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arotn the clamor of, MeLendoa, there may have
Seen sufikieut coror to make an investigation
proper.
It iherefore.tciosidered by me, that John
At Bi'y denHJfjnwprLrv dehled, witbleavj
to gt wheresoerer ha will, the cosU toVa tax
ed by the clerk of the Saper .Court of Aa
ann county, will be paid by-y Darleyi Tbe
clerk will file the papers in hie" office and give
copies. 1UM. PEARSON, C,J. 8. C. .
October 17th,lf63- j v, .
. -. AA Riehinoad Uhtl . K
TnS-J4U to regulsts prices las been
defeated ta- ths Virgwsaats-ajss 10,
says 2
moruinj-, between tit
three o'clock, fonrJritn
eflectivji their esrabs iron
Caalls Thunder, A pretiom stt erupt of
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runic par 1.101 uavmg oroq OKCOVerSo
and frustrated by the viilatrce of the of
ficers, they wwrs-cohfiped ih ttis condemn
ed cell, Uforw which aboard is kept con-v
tiuually.wslling to aod .fro,od wLich,
from iu position n ths very Centre of tbe
buildiug, waa deemed ths eiioat secure
pirn in tho prison, Obtafoinc, by. toros
linmaa, tli( fteeeaaary.tools, Jthey cut tlrov
ths floor into lbs xximmMarr's room be. -
j ueaih deacending ink srliivh, ibey lecured
ns placed , ibwrs for safs keeping,
theji, lu a body, ruabrrig oat into tb room
used for lis receptioaofiaitors, tbey over
tbrejs tbe sentinel, on guard insids ths
door, who, being disabled by tbs fall, couM
not urtlier arrest their bt. Tbey next.
sucouuteed ths sentinel toL fVoct of tbe
prison on; Gary street ? lis tsppenim to
bs .immediately ia 1 their pslh, ons of ths
Duoiberrukhed upon bim, spd placing ths
muzzle of his con dose to ths head of lha
guard, who in vain attempted to stop their.
piece: tbfft whrJs:
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Kjaa entered ibe rower portion of the bead,
inflictinje a frightful wound, and of course
causing instant datk lores or four shots
were tired in rapid succession at the flee
ing murderers, but with -what success is .
not know n. A crowd of soldiers, on duty
at tbe prison, were soon collected aronnd
tho scene- of tbia bmeble dBWter. But"
liers a siugular incident occurred : ths
targe dog (belonging to Captain Alexan-
aer l"? coromaodsnt ot lbs prison,) whom
doubtless, all bav seen who l?avs ever sis
itod ths Castle, took, a position alonrrsids
tbe dead body and would permit noons
to approach until ths proper officers cams,
up and relieved jhitn of his charge ; even
then he followed the corpse into ths build,
ing, seemingly determined to keep watch
ful guard over tbe retnaina until tbe last.
This exhibition of affectron for the deceaa "
d soldier was truly toucbiosr and. indeed.
remarkable. ' -: "'" ; , v,-' '
Tbu name of the deceased was Sutton
Byrd, a privats in Co. X, 53d N. C. troops.
The names of the parties who commit
ted this cold blooded murder are E. D.
Boone, Edward Carney. Thomas Cole and
John A. Cbsprnan. The first is a noted
ruffian, having made several escapes from
diderent places, and was closely confineS
sjewjiays ago for an attempted escape. -The
otheri were of a like character, being
confined npon serious charges. Several
recent attempts to break out by the last
named forties bad bees discovered and
j fruited by" tj.e officers,
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L I'm poor boy's iather
poor boy's. -father is liere and ac
companies the remains to bis home. Gen.
Winder very promptly and kindly ordered
aw escort to accompany tbe remains to ths
cari3t'"V, .-.,,:
When tbe lid of the coffin was aboat to
Ih; placed on; tbe poor old father knelt
jou, "Mil Mg.bis. lips to thtt CoM opes.
of hia. murdered boy, remained for . soma
tnomeiits, apparently tit prayer. --vr
- ' Hick. A'xammer, 2Sd
; Rttrignation of General 2T, JB.
Fvrresl.-l aceuis to be established
that he has tendered hisresignation to
the War '-DepatttneofW-Hir-ttIw
etnritrjr will regret tolearo that saeh
i the cat aabe haa rendered ser
vice inferior to those of no other of
ficer in the service, and Vas very
juetl been regarded at one of the
uiet efficient. The step we learn
Iiia been taken after mature delibera
tion, and ia the resak of serions dis
agreements between? himfjandj liis -
nuiKitig superiors, 11 some step ia
not promptly taken to end thesd dil-
We-awlewdTeamhir
lien. rrusT""wi"H 'take immediate ,
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U raise flBW' cavatrt C0m-
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t'nwid. which vilMm leodered the
Government and that lie will suc
ceed without delay we have no doubt.
Tliere are thonsanda of vonng men
who will eagerly embrace the op
portnnitj. of elirIiaglhffiselves
under so bold and dashing a leader
whose tiauie ia a guarantee oi auc- 1
cesa vfor oar can se, and a terror
to the enemy, wheneveKanfr where
ever he Jeal4. Atlanta
, Joe Hank of Ceps Tear has declared a
ssmi-aaoBal dividend of firs per coat, - -; .
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