rnfitl I
Ml
8ALISDUKY.NCu ",
I0TD1T KVkHSW, BUT. If. IMI. .
SOCTIIER!! ExrKJCRS.Ws publUh 10
day n s nteroeot from tbt Supei i J"1
of die S .nib.rii Expw-s Co bearing upon
lb imrtieuUr cas alluded to it lhee col
omu a tbUB.ght reSrd lb biSh
charge oa,20 bbU f " ,u" M".'''!
place to l'-ril ufji. W ioiits j.riUjo
Isr attention to this oMniouoiiitii w
Vealiiisj .lale of f;ls not generally known.
It will be MJt-n lliiU the prod la of the Ex
press me uoi.afier nil. enormous a ibeir
i i i:l.... I....... i iIim
" . ,..4 W i.dp rnnit I
aril hi ui nif ft:iMiuflu-, - ii". i
. : :..
. P.i4i,imWr. f -in lo 1 in nmipuwm i
Ut u-ul nini eacern them. Tl
.U'eiih-ul ... Mr. hillock ihmwe the blame
of bih ri-s tin th.- Railroad companies,
Su.1 i" t u f.i.ifnUr, l lc"t. entitled
to -lo-eM1 eXeui.iroii.
l.n ilwWuill lemains n'royMery to u
iotliH i.i.liyii the- public mnirrt U
Urn li- -' I' v'hr-r. T"- f,,r luManre,die
iN. -l Jiiiiti'tJ Company ami wk, a'.ydo
tl,t Emt' M'tMiHt lo pay llit-rn rit't ri
.,1,,,.' ) laid.dowu iii ibeir published
ic-.r.. ? And Uto whHl jtuihrT, or
rulr ..t riht act. -a lo the Railroad Uoro-.
pani dr.n.nd and reerive. s.ooh exiraor.li
iMvr.inl The Ei.rrss oWfumittii
thr f -.wil ( are told d
l 1 time ten on lb N. 0. Roh.J) snd
ft, uraiuje t f. they r nuirwl to
pay J..ul.ir rxlrt, "J i'J ' willingly,
hul lo nitku tb public pj il
but ' "t'l in. tbi between
tVj .Irrv-s. Hinf-nl, fnxfi", loog
nlfrili-r l.llllll - i Hrt-fnK
AU.-Jril.er, ilii w mailer in bicb l?ie
no (J H tfct4y Kfit itrr' ibe pro
p. the rit.l and ;U..ald xer-i; it,
of d-miii.ling of lb. if rvrwnlitUts a
corr:tH.n rf baMr, whether pnctJ by
lb Piirod or the Ex.rf.
. Mr li lk will excus n if w tbaH
. ittiuLtftv -ihe-JHMU "ke Lwr.h u Wic
ltffion to iboeipn-irt a w hIimJI c-nceiT -tb
tW' U .4ncof tlw case r. quire. A
m t w ' rwUy . jrfiti e . may - clat io. .to be
Je t!t wi- li an h oujig-U in the la-l pr
jT i b f hit lener; Lul those affrvtiiig
pubi c tmy require different trealiuE)L
.EXPRESS CHARGES.
W'm are glnd to ee that tbi Slwbury
Wiicbioan bai at last tt;n convinced
tbtibe bib prices charged by the Ei
pre Comimny are more owing to the cu
pidity uf ILtilroail aoiborities than any
diM.oit.k)0 .o '.be part of the Company Id
tiUrU The public bne a rilit to choose
between lb railroad coaipuie and the
and the fact that ihe UiUr does
so much buMiiew is an argument lu iu fa-
WOT. Pro-jrt
Why are you glad of that ! And
did you know before that it was the
cupidity of the Railroad authorities
and kept silent! And have you
nothing to say against It now ?
The Uailroads publish their freight
lists, which are f.uor five times
le than .the Express rates but
through a corrupt bargain with the
latter, and a negligent attention to
forwarding freight entrusted to them,
they have managed to throw almost
everything into the bands of the
Express, and rjpou some nnuccouiit
ft jle principle charge the Express Co.
a rate enormously above schedule
prices, and compel it to put up rates
to correspond, and yet tke.Progrets,
is only ylad that the Expres is not
to blame ! This must he comforting
to the public who have the burden
to bear. Why not condemn the
wrong, whether of the Express or
the Itail roads.
As the case now stands, it really
appears that the Railroads are most
to blame. Dr. Foard made this
charge against them in themeeting
of Stockholders of the Western N.
C. lioiid last month ? ...and t though
the Directors and all the officials
were pi efcent.they answered nothing.
' Tbey sat sTlenltytry niTheaTd tbf
Vmra k.A,rfil f nncf mast OOId I V
j iyiyco v isi.vv m
trcia all sides of the house, and
Opened not their mouths.
There seems to be a sort of co
partnership between the Railroads
and the Express the latter being
employed as a blind bet ween tbe'm
and the people. No one would ob
ject to an advance of Railroad
charges opeoly and publicly made
mri t.,il.!iahH. if necessary : but the
people hTearight trj object to this
iwindling'piocess carried on with
the Express Oompauy, and will, we
tlHtoV make theros! vet heard atthe
UiU makatherosnlveahearaaltiietittuie army lu uit-c-i , -t -- - -'rUk
JfiU. IfJP M U U Enroll Officer.
v- l ... t,..t ,i i... i-J a l..? . i
. . . ... t i
f Gen. NtUriUna irurf vi '
nor indeed, do we eoiule U at 3
The leWra Ji n-imm t af it
he is fHy eonmitt4 tU iiniwUe
and craiy work of ttnrtin
breach betweea the North a4 ike S-en-by
the uaVof the awtwd. , "Wrtk U.
lent inaimrwent be ipeta wnlw
from the mind and Iwarta f tWefembr
people l be remenibr.oe of lie a -
deliiy of the North im
compact of nH.B tkttir lg
and rejaid agarwHie J ernj we
nii.g ihrvegh wufe thaw the qeaihe ml
ceniui) ; llteir iumJ.bI and harl-j nr
tul lo retire ro S"
ote Un at Ul the ft-rteracw U lW
B -.r,Vi-"l fii m a' SlftserUirJrdAtv
juvi v -
I . . t - a .
rale and wwked Uivw 4 Ch.i-
tut.o. and nibm4o .4" the ery tuenJ
lion phm iple of our rid liberty
leii.plii'g to cuen-e, or le atjea
and iudrntleiit Stale, in nSm U tim
tioer. Ibe relileiliUauoewf JJlWtet t
diniM Geu. M.CtfiUn jTCt iWSwrt
Upon liie IttslM lit lie l eh-CieJ I WirW St
" . . .
-
. ..... t. m..mmLi.i wbtch wa
aide belore araaied by the
of a mol.MKlclie and oerl nar ; MJ
m the wifd caunU eri um ok
bard iniliHU nJIimII, at all tiaSaid, mMtjr
hah the re-enioe of ibedretreei SuJI
Ue. Iherrfore plrdeJ l rry ol iwe
work undeVtakeR by Ai--hi Lcwi.a-i
in thie triew of the ca-, ibere '
left on which the South may 1
M..i:Ulan. li mil Ue mren b rwwce Ul
UcUeilaa. it i I
our telesrrai.h Jfciid H-at h
v . . I
f -i,, .ere oudtaI
bi aa'port. In any ew takes of ,
ernics.eanTereeworw
SMHXt cheering lo llo who ta. tor an
1 . . .
earlr it-ate, or . ihat, oui ul ito naa.
-strife civil liber- ha at 14 tw le-r. j
11,e fir.t greai dj of. U. Confer-? -
i nerve benwtf for tarttn-r mikiM' ana.
be more iere tiies
ha lio alternati're
her defence ur niJi
Teaving her Hoki au
anu run., t. ,
MOIiE -MEN WANTED.
There is n lieu:i:ii
fct
tv.t ti.,. Confederate arnjje. tt-ed lv
, . trtll,Mlit.,je,I Geu. ' Lfe i . .
, v
we believe, mudo the btt p.-.'.-c
use oi tlitJ men and iiie-!; e.t-'-iJ
M him, and if he ii.-it, i -t sct. tm-
.-.I all that the rounlry dtut-s.
it i .i:,:iv Lfcause the lwtr
- - i .
C"iinii:' 'I wa inaiittjnatts tr u-rr.
f..rni .iu.iMihUitie or vrk oira
cles; and tliose at daoce vri I y. - nrtny cormpondent at
' ..... . n hWia,jiWiImwgTa
anx.onsly look on the terribly 1 Ea wUlda-om to-
qual strnggle in which our brotlsrl SMj taat? i IrKiratJC-Jt-ff La-
uid ftiiiia are enaf!. sr.'iaJJ Thnw
noth i ng more to lte.f ti,in oat 1
Tim tiiun h&a eoini; for everv nan Jo
do ills whole uiuy, a.nu ioci i viokj
for final deliverance frim the
saries who seek rur destruction.
The Richmond Sentinel iu cxa
menting on this subject says
"It is necessary lor the recmitiT
officers to use iiicreased :Ui;-ee
aUU UIUIUC9S. -wv w.vw JU.
.1 . . L. .. . . ... ..Ia . 4i.- tc 1 1 .nj.m
tliom. Tlie man who is at Lyiue.
though embraced by the call u tie
field and to his country s CcTecee. ts
a din it raced man. Everr dtv tkat
he waits for the conscript officer to.
... I . a .ft , n - I
. - -1
.. . .1 St 11 . "
take liira uy tue collar ana craz
to his p is a day of shaai nd
dirirrace to hlmseil and to nis laau- j
traodlrieu'ds. Let all suli 'ibeS'
join the army without a moment's
detsyv -ireRWSani3a, te
friends persuade them ; asd let the
ladies drive them, if need be, There
are many portions of the country i
which hundreds of recruits ooaki
be readily obtained if the oScers
and the people would do their daty.
lf the young men do not cooe
out to the defence of their conniry
if tbey bide behind little cSces, or
bide behind the military lines, or
hide under a horse mail coatrad. or
kulk ia any way, tbea it will de
volve urjon the od men to octetm
the youngsters, and take the places
... " 1 - l .1 1.
ii L : a, s. .iuie it wi.l
tlle id a lLecunrrj natural
a. a
iWtlatr t f tJ lelr
enexi . Otr o.ntry uUt
Le dcfrwaJc vi Wer ct. Tlii
is cery ' f nt ami awnie,
i are MJrd. will rrNaJ to it
mll grrIrrnre4towi tbja or re
trrw ioree. f arewie of th
cw fce)SJ aaWHH tbeta to
tW fiiU. -iiP W we ti6t
11 k rvwi : cv tb uwant w
re cullrj " r; sok! c tcw
eWermlwosei, aJ seal, and
war-r, a4lo4 tU u ith
i,t I4w. r eMotr; .ball
4 iwawewvtL '
Tfc CUUnite ipree the
rH.fiJet tv111 thAt tb enemj
V,U Kr a eery decided effort
t.ea'r rle ciy mi Wilmington,
a-i erW kat tome one eUe tlian
- ,
ham! f erf-rre there. The
frJnU BMcli"tt Una. Uiltgiuan
'l r trr..-t wilt BI1-
BIT' , ' wt - ' - Y
4,leIN W weie e re?oiM
bxlttr. TW -tA etMHaUl be iarr'u-
wre iuaj JJe:ly elpeet tbey wtU
IVl vt mo better than the forte at
TM Cfi aTtai.Mj to the
Wi.?iaLntMA is baseti no
fe M ... .Uer 6n New
m
" J
.v.- ir Ttir CAPTURE
i - .
--.r- i-r nvtiTiV I
i7iw Els f tV 3. JT. r-.
I awn thai J2 I
UaJt I
r-
mm jayr wia. laai ii.a 4 eon-
t'j. -fi Wwain-tvn, U ml.t
i ? - ' " "T: " '
- . s.:, u frf U bi :
...,,c, i f i
1 r--r I alUrs. boev
MA W ia,ioWii be tiwr army ac
t .J
Ujatf s3 -iBej-n in the Sualh, and
i nj. e ". iu, e!i e to
H
ry 6bmt
1.
it mm, at imSbc. And here, let me
. S.rvmarr. ;ce tuan any oin-
1 hrat ,,5 tb. il-
. - rltA ma brtJzwcwafd
wmxr ..
" crmae. nrr uim wx w.
ItaQk t-lc- aa A-oLI tale if I re-
Str tolW nwwsiaiJavable 4poOara thai
eer tn-acri..ie Cat ef, the earth ; but
n k tie rJW si Ifctsia sni haa djnaaty.
TV-w 2 &ium el apeech, ennneience,
or urU xa all U SOik, nnder hia au
tWy. Aa.!. Mi. Dttontere never had
lrs lay c& ti-ajp aa Llrt$ known to
tic fifr.rr tii atlof tk nf wwieioB
n & tIavwV is was my good tor-
Tew CMunU 'fn lc wjech apoa the
iar7t? eptarw and bokling
TJba lam f W2rMvnr th f.rtifior
. -r r
I Z 1 .k.. . .. . mm fK, h
I -
JCP Fee 1. thirty eit miU from
See Trk?t IW.
Tl SkMen iveeaars Jd "altia bare
im Lkat cneay,wss fired aad taraed oa
SexaJaT etX ht- it contained a ccb
Waba eaa4tj of wbenl aad roagb
fcei. On ike was sight aa sUempt was
TfflTifr to barn Was. Fslpa bam. A few
eL n ti&reS wre nude ia aa anon
.mini n nrjismrat againat the property
fKr.FnL.. F " w "
Cartar. Joha fvereash, a de
serter, who lis been eut of the ar-
wmw 1m Mr trrn tfift. Ill CSOrht
! i.it .1 kim bkaa. and deli v
t r ,
Ctul.t.4 CViilrkl IU!ru.td tViup-ny l. te
put io tj'eraiiin aryMnu
urr their roml on company reptnMbili-
it, and that their chrges' are only about
JouUUi lie ordinary railroad r.lei. . ltjw
ieaireat Imprvt.mrDt, and we ftope llie.
- - r - - -
Company l '"
UrS W.Ukm.B. , .
- , . .. .i . ;Ue-iC.. Urant Mya heran take
Why.boIJthwrawV t '.tr,n.t and UiiWnd with
Ibaa tbeordina7 rat h-fy- w- M HiHiJrvd ; Hm.ii.iim rbM.frceiiM
V LI . V mwlralm..! IBM
Northern State, vent off laet wtfjk.
mirli a. Ill all tlHlllfU
a IUMII
lVarce, fiuiu the car shops, and it
. ! j
is currently reported and believed
tfiat they have peimanelitly deserletl
the South and one to the Nrih.
Tieee men are in Nsesion of nil
in for tiiation concerning matters here
that would be deetrabU to the
uctny.
U'e Irarn froni a Comnmaieatioa in the
SaVrn Prrt, that a eaiuabU cow in that
ieifi'y has died fom eatrng the ael of
the Sorghum, or nilaae rane. A pot
mutrttm exaiuinalioii t-etablmhed the fact
Ibatelo, died from tile eff:U of lh ated.
Le farmland othere take warning. -
vro linvtiVvNi itrsAV if. I.IItF.R.
TV 111 1 J
TY BIbUJ
We understand thai the act of the
Lc-;i!.itnre i.itr.,.!nred at the lat
a
t.tfcctr In neCJirit to- our Cl-
. . .... . .
jen fir trial before betnectit to
he A noticc ,,at n ,,.plic:i-
,it. ha beer, sent to. me of our J.oi-
. fi.r the writ of ILilxa Coritu
itu.-t, ha decided in the cae 01
R..bt. F. Ilobbs, (who claimed ex
........ 1. ... I...... mil lurv Ki-rvioi- on
the j-T-mud that he was a Maryland-
' ..! a . 1.:.
er, ana lial oeeii txilea irotu ui
home in coniM-qnencc of sentiment-,
entertained by him adverse to the
prosecution of the war by the Uni
ted Statas Governutmt,) that iu ail
ciises in history whete persons were
exiled from hm on acouat of their
political setitiment!, 4hey conld iiot
be legally required to take up arms
in defense of a country, which wa
at war with the nation from which
they had fled. 5Jr. IlobbV applica
tion being based on this ground, he
was discharg'-d from c'wtody.
This Is a very important decision,
from the fact that it will effect the
statns of nil Marylauder, or' other
refiweea from the enemy's territory ,
who may claim cxemplioii from toe
Confederate service on the same
ground,
Tlie fallbf Atlanta does not seem
tor have had any , great effect upon
the orice r-f irld in New York, which
i onlv 151 below the bizbest point
: 1. .. , I, ,l mnA tbat ' fall
- f ...-15 - . r
t It.. ... l. lM..aui... of
COfllCSMOUiy OHO IO IU unn.uiiuii
measure Lokio 4aieace. and to
the anticipared result of the Cliicaf o
rt ..: .. - .
Convention.
Good DucraHt The Sovthtm
Ckwehtnan says, Hthe more we look
away fr- u K -igbnd and France, and
from C u-an 1 Oitton, opto, the
living ' r .n atofx?, the better for na."
The r .S:.t r of New Jersey boast
that tli ; tuin fjy printer -to
the Slate pn&lo!i of toe State, and
bat one in the Legislature.
Brownlow's paper ut that tbs late
Federal jury siuiog at Kooxfille foosd
si band red" and sixty biib) of UhlicUDent
for Ueaaoo sgaisst lebcls.
i in vnougu i ( liiicmu ph a iiv nnnu iiMvw inriii una
th Compnny' arrange-neit Jnol0 lit- tho iM.nlieni people are fnri.i hing
tie or no more t xieni than lor rrgiilar ;1he in'H and fliV "kriTl.Miijf rnpitily
fn.i4htsecrp4th.t Bpre matter U w t K.(irH.t. Lee i w aUte
eo-eryeJ e-n train, ether than Treighl. bU IMewhnr-r m! liu h.,,..,,,! tU
, Vk . . u . .1. 'pitethe ArBM(Jraiitciin at prtHeat
Navettbaleae.it U better than the Soulli-( I , , , ' "va"
era Eiprwe which cbargea Jtre Uu,e fio that Lt -f'-ti In lil tht-M pla-
'fK,!?! J?!f"J - , ...Icf.iaitlLl'lniJlil'iJrwi lliuniand .ad-
. ' rI "r"l""""w ' ditionnl f.'tM. Wli.it tin n if Arc IV
Goat NoBTUMr.JohnA. Weir jt.rtil(irir Mii ilt.,llI(11I1(, , f l fof
man, fr uiany ' yeara a ciiizcn of a.Li (.l ev ri nc hurii'red il.ong.
thie place, but a natire of one of lle 1 and iiumi ! Half that inuiler can
,1, iim!u,! e.vtnc imitii will lttv to
to t i i irtt tJm nriny
,i h ti tui't-t the nvcrwlnflminjf imin.
((t,M Lioro J ,JwW thdt avorili.r r
Hjrilj,)(jt T,e trllw rHa t
9 ( hj 0.whc,, ,(e o,,,,.
tteare ie i iihi oh m
lm.l. with
Uce.. Uralil k.y
run a r.-rf untcent
Iriiiaml for iliilii.n-
( . . --!
;drncr.. Grant ny lie ran take Pe
t-- i a .
one
ots
Tf 1 .. I... ..V .III .1
hi "' "' H. t-aa
tin v not. Hu l .iiL'lir 'lit-v not t be
'..iiiif..iiiiii f Surely iln-v ouglit
and iiiut. llw it'e iht'V l hv i nis
ei I ! In all prtli.,biltty (nris
will lc t:.tllt-d in t'Xtrii M-hi..a ,. ru.
vim) the Cii:rrpliu Imk. At a
time like t i the int'im mu-t be
found t nit! the r' jnir unM.is.
We believe tin lull uni winter will
end .the war. Il is n ull ua t.. ay
whether or uot we will t- fter. Let
ua then M put our blu.ul.lt ia t the
whi-el, and r-lainl ly the govern
iiient. Ljuo.iIii 8 frtilurw ihinii the
next three inoniha i-iitcn ufTS? tjues
tiou of peace. Wc cturi rmihitig
lietftf mi fuitheraiic "f the peace
j f((e tUtTtUu ,.,.,, f ,,,,,.
tr of thuir aJlLtni.tx at mii i.iati..fi
i Male Joui mil
J ...
ItdW Bnyd. The Ciitiiitl.i liners
I are lion.Zio; the liiiiMM.n V.riuia
a,y lU-ltc lfc.y3T St-e is iivM.-nbed
j 1y "the Kin.n.ii Srur, ae o
H"i win, a piero. ii, ir .ui
141.(1 ill." Ill le lUll ri-llfrvil S.rltt
anil ih'k'rtu lr ! ft " Urn I
... 1
uIhv bninvM il fvciii.t to be to
j w
j IL
d, it will W rr rneinWr-
' ed. waa cai'l
A 1rt'V flannel xlrese. with tiirhtiv
fitting lh.it ly blilttrtied oj) to the t rout
w ith iare gilt1 l-'iittoni ; the r-!ecc
are hke a m..n a cat -eleevt-, Utrcora
ed with the iiifigna of ht-r rank,
that of a ruptain in the CoiilVderate
service. We believe that she ii the
only regularly commissioned lemaie
officer in lhe Southern army.
AdEesfrom New Orlcinx, '
the llthxgiven aceonnt of the col
lapse of another cotton pcc!.Ltiou.
Certain rebels having a large quan
tity of cotton near the juiicti-m of
the Sunflower mot the Yax'- who
wished to exchange it for green
backs, the robel Gen. Wirt Adams,
who commands the district, the own
er of the Atlantic No. -, and ii. j:.
Ciock, aud cortwiu Cutiii lloueo
otliciaU at Vickaloirg, worked toge
ther and " went in," the pmlirs t
be shared between them. Clearan
ces were 'obtained, thu cotton pro
cured, and the boat was ready to
itart hack; hut thero being a few
innrn hales near tlio fiincttoii of the
Sunflower, they conclndctl to go
"a .a 4V
1 ' o -
...... -. . .. f f.l I iiUI..!i nilll-
there a party of Col. .Liddeii com-
lnianid whoeomaiatided tlmt U'
j poUlely informed tlifeiu that the 'boat
I l.l M C.irtl.f .liar ther
CVUIK liuccxrt nv mnirei f ' j
. . r .1 ....
v "w Brafwww " ----- j -
would take mtssessTon of them aud
receive the crews and speculators as
prisoners of war. This was accord
ingly done, notwithstanding that the
correspondence wa shown them
from Adams, the reply beins: "Col.
Liddell commands here, and riot
U.WirAdams. The steametv
cargoes and prisoners were taken
andsent up the Yazoo river tostar
tartia. They were all safe there at
last account. So much for another
cotton speculatiotu
CineinAati Gazdts.