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II? 'i. f V: 4 :m Volume 1. GREENSBOHOUGH, N. O., AU(iUST lO. 18G4. it r A lull Ml a llii ;- .- SOUTHERN CITIZEN! TESSS OF IHB C1T12EI. i Tnx Citizes it published every morning at the i olio wing rate of subscription. 1 month,... ; ...$3.00 3 " $8.00 6 $1600 Advertisements inserted at the rates of TWO DOLLARS per square of ten line, for the first insertion, and ONE DOLLAR for each continuance. All letters should be addressed to ' A. W. INGOLD & Cd. r- B T TELEGRAPH. t BepaxtsJLths.Pr:ess Assodatoinii ' T ' ! ' From the United U. . Richmond, August 15. Baltimore pa papers of the l3th havo been received here. There is nothing definite from the Shen andoah V alley . It is bettered Early is Re turning before superior lorces . advancing upon him. A Telegram from $Tew York reports the capture uud destruction of seven vessels about sixty miles south-east of Sandy Hook by the new Confelerate steamer Talla hassee. ; i Arrivals from New Orleans bring reports of the Confederates being in strong tore outside of Algiers, and were fortifying theijr position with the intention of making it their base of operations. 11 The guerrillas contine very active !n Kentucky. Stanton has not resigned. He says having been solicited to accept hit offide he will not relinquish voluntarily. ji Petitions are circulating in Ohio and other States requesting a postponement of the draft until an attempt be made by negotiation to secure peace based on the Constitution and the Union. The Herald thinks the lime has arrived when the administration on behalf of peace and reunion may advantageously open the door to an armistice and a convention of all the States, and advises Lincoln to send commissioners to Richmond. I Scene in the 11 Standard" Office;- xut, x ujoiutu x am ui JLTUitUi i i Au5. 8th, says: Undrtd U- I'M. i 'j'l.'i!.'''!'!" M i : 'j ! ' I Il l f.i.jL liM !'' ! l. i k: H mhl) M! nil 1 The day after the elec tion Mr. Holden took up a copy of the " Working man's Address" with a view of catching a point from which to pay a glow- Ling tribute to the work- ingmen, who, as he sup posed, had firmly and reso lutely walked up to the polls and cast in rolled up tickets. But scarcely had he got his points before the returns came pouring in from the western coun ties showing that the wcrkingmen had rejected !j their valiant caampion. The scene which ensued, we are informed, beggars all description, his wraith knew, no bounds, he rent the Progress in twain, dashed the ycracious Standard to the floor, scattered his correspon dence, the "public sentiment" which he had been massing 6r weeks. to the winds, UDsct bas of eit Sr.n.inr,?. and Weekly Standards, dilated upon the ungratefulness of separate States as well as republics, and suddenly became as slender as a beanpole, while his hair stood erect, like the quills of the fretful porcupine. The elongation of his features and figure can only be imagined from the above drawing, taken jtpon the spot by our special artist. Fortunately a gliss of blockade. brandy came to his relief when in due time his yisigo resumed iu natural proportions, and he penned the famous article in which he asseverated that he was neitheridisinayed nor depressed by the result of the election in this ill 2Xlf . t:i iiii-iiiii i rirr nun Ilia nntinmia vnvtnK . j O "" vuiiuuua jwiatau . l l 1 I 11 Ui I u I II H I II Lmm. ' I I I J i M. T I.!. '(!';.. !' . ;!i I r 1 1 1 ii ii ill vy":-K.. . : ' i i ... 1-5: Www- dba attacked aa WsItoI tnl ef , nine wagons oat muenlart CI Jrlaa Creek this morniog, hUled a3 eca with the train, brnctha wasi, and drove off the stock." V , , . ! . They mids attacks a j ther places, boned &is?OM, whipped , the Yankees sent aftf Ihcm, sjady w ; o"y to say, canieafiJ two woota ' and four children, thu2V;: folio win j tl i bad example of (ht Ywf sappoaed, wer the cCl,'? msti t rfa9 t made war upon womtnt Id childrtaI-7-I Bat thU msj b4T5e gkaderca" the poor lndjAna, whoi lkvvi defend. them. i 1 Sau: of a BtOTiaS Subjxct lir1 of the British Meiiodia ilpbeopsi : Church in lisrailton tM ) n enciiillxed ' Lord Ljoajjn fivor ;cftlclr jksioj; 'who recent, whil9;aif Tisil to li' United States, atUn to p to the place whew he was hrt H fa thd SUU qf Delaware, but was siiated-and sold by auction for fe alave tt naot of the person subjected to toil ostragt U Kennard, and his ooocprj jatioo, csidcs . . his claims as a British Unject, express their personal affectioa.fot hlafotiaded on the services he hsiTedertd thra especially byhiagrat sitaaee toward the buildiog of their cnf th. ! MorJtl Henld.; I trust my friends will exert themselves somewhat ti increase the circulation of the paper. With many, many heartfelt thanks to my friends and patrons, I am Yery respectfully, W. W. HOLDEN." Thft National Tnlaltoox.' Kelapeinginto a comaosc state, he next gave his "friends and patrons" a brief chapter on the "Physical Pain of that Lincoln's cabinet iabrorilo still Death" which it is hoped the Progress will copy. It would seem from the tenor of this article that he would hive pre- continues. Whils a chnim in thTwar vistas r V v "J nan!Jln9 tnougn no is tree to say bright 'colow did dance before his eyes and stretch away into , Department is decidtl ?upoo ht is 01 me ungniest loveliness. 11113 sensation was most vivid about the 1st of Autnist int Mnri final r;lnt;nr, ' t.rdr1 .. v- : iiji-i. mentlOPCn hv inn r nna s wVirk Inrn nraA,4n lum 'T'-1. : : 4 TI 1 -1 1 . 1 .. . . r ' i terms unknown. . . Z J " "MV loan advancine. United indeed, as certain as anythmc chieflv speculative ces and Denmark Confederate States stock further depressed. m. Taking it all and all, contiuues our writer, -it is nearly certain ' iu a change has beenvcased by tit e can be that in all deaths the physical suffering is small. And in ex- difficulty he has expervjiAed In finding libited by him, he affirms that the ronruhue motions attending the part- i the right man, SomeSnSioas develop- U4 vwC mcihw Bjrujpujuia ua urst exuiuiicu oy mm, ue alarms mat tnc ronruUue motions attending the part- j the right man, Somenr-ioos develop- o 7 ' "-v. " w utuiwiun r-uu iu. . i c are uiau uj Know inis in ne ho. wo r mpnt in rrvi tn nJimi ;ti RepulsooT tlie JEiUBmy neat; glad our hero has so willingly resigned himself to his fate. In former days his doom would have been only a. free ride i be furnished to the pufcdV of cavalry advanced 0n the New Market Fcuu mB cpPf - ' " . t;"v - W -- - .-...-.t' ",t ' TA-,T' What is life! 'Tis rJot a, vision; 77 7., mtAJlJ nere 1 died by a cottuion: ! his wont, "Did yon evrheax of tLit road yesterday evening and engaged the enemy in .vcmty of Deep Bottom, with considerabla less. Our toss small. Ambition brought me to the 6ame ; Verdict: Nobody to blame. ! before?" v ! Tlie Becent Explosion at Vlty Polut. Richmond, August 15.1 The Washington Chronicle of the 12th contains full accounts oi the recelit explosion at City Point. It says the explosion was of the most terrible kind. Two barges laden amunition of various moved to City Point with all their contents shell and canisie directions amidst and an avalancli .warehouse 600 feet long one wharf filled with commissary stores, were shattered into fragments. Adam's "Expres office, adjoining, the government building and a train , of cars were also de 'strdyed. Fitty-four persons were killed' nd 108 wounded mostlyj blacks. ViMTlRI.C IfWRUlTtnv HVf in(Vri rr.-... rp . Ii. . -. HM 11 l Tilt Sl'vnuwtl AnnAiinrkfnnll rt ' . ,7 . , v. ...vmh.m. iul i tUiA 9uni ru?i. xnevnan . . 7 . ftorgnuin, mo nariotte limes obtainel .. .? .' V ( irin un uii increasing suenu permission to publish the annexed letter cluzeD anu wcl1 informed gentleman to the mnflow , tni lr:e "No, Sir," said thy wUier: "praj, id you?" A i A lawyer on his dea.ied willed all lion it directed , his property to a lunalieiMylom, stating pIai.Urgs are J M his reason for so Ubrar, that he I . . . . . . I ' -! 1 ' . . . . ... I . V. 1 . A .. 1 . L - on trie mode or raauuiaetnriii Kur frnm now m Uicnmona. trives ta the irrati v- r " h mnr Keep. , , , , . . ! . ,uSm,n ic K." : A- :. .t. " , i., icw of th e.ublished fet that the ! " 9UX u" Pnj W KWra 10 UI with gunpowder r 'b , hes..n. grow fond of it ari.l thrive on it. libeitj class of people hsd patna- lana. wnicn were ? , aron otner sources, puDiicana private i ianr bir of iho nou:rv tribe, dome&tie A hlm ti.t, ' .were blown to atom. reM.,Dg ,n an W-Kfit the accessions of Mr. Trenholm tn orwiM. and their Lin JreJ, are' either in. T. . , consisting of shotU , ,N ,r' Ll rr - , i . . siinc'ively fond of it. or soon learn to love ' m- Johnson tays, "Coed actions are r, which were hnrledin all QDiaDTear V X0!sV?e lUC reru7 " - P 1D15- u Md consume iw ,.eclr. It i. for them , never lost or thrown t'nV " Tn . volumes of black smoke M531" 01 y, uewnng inrormaiionfior orated the tone ot public conhdenco. nutricious. atd imtaxUarich raoo flavor 1 k.ki- .v L 77 e of broken timbers. AneW maiing sugar irom tue sorghum syrup. The following snecial new measures to the flesh. wny too so seiooa and 60 wide and is received., m the hrst place, the cane , A I. . . ... . , Around anl neir tfc ciir. and tar mnmm meets witn them. : .uiL me i must be fully upe so much so distance in ihe cur, aod ior some interior, ibe tut newer de- cane must look yellow, and also the juice by the Treasury Department, looking , orvcs a special trial for it artdand after it is expressed. Boil the juice down primarily towards a maintenance of upTHed uses and virtues in absorbing or to a very thick syrup until it bubbles like government without issues of notes to f-eiaciing the maUiiaor miasma which From Atlanta. ; Atl asta , August 15. At a late 1 our yesterday evening the enemy attempted ti drive in our pickets on the centre. After sharp skirmishing they were repulsed. j. There was firing along tne lines inrougnt you comment boiling, dissolve one pint swe11 the volume of currency: of lime into two quarts of the juice, pour I- All Foreign supplies to be paid it in about 100 gallons; boil as fast as you in bills drawn against our own cotton, can without running over as for the tt c.nttnn rmroh.BM tn A time, you must judge by the bubles. and i,. . r r i 1 out the night and to-day. by noiaing up your dipper, it wilt lall la sheets instead of drops. Let it cool in large trays or open troughs before you pour into your barrel where you expect But few fehells were thrown into the city it to granulate. Before pouring into the to-day Some of them had scriptui barrel, bore three holes in the bottom 4ju?UtiomV iu.llebrew pasted on them. L snfficiently large to " iusert three cane A body of the enemy's ',ca-lry dashed; stalks. The object of the cane is for the iniolixxTthU tyteuYng. I More are in th syrup to drop down through the bottom has already been arranged in this way direction of Cobb a Mill. Asm Jl force of 0f the barrel when the enne shrinks. . !,:.,:" infantry are in Decatur. Their actionnj ,The cane M be m0Xied 0Cc .sionally to m,tUi1 Mtlsfactl0- , tlicatos anotner,movemenvpn cur ugni. runtii tt COinmencea drinDin? frcelr. Ii AV. lrcasury not ts now legally ex I Vv I $ iMVflv A A w a a e 4 Vi AAti klft ira C03t. III. Domestic purchases of all kinds, asfar as possible, to be paid in " certi ficates of indebtedness " and of " loan "ou hypothecation."" A large debt due to one of the States Lively skirmis'ranic is going on in - -centre this evening. Every ihiug look brighter and more hopeful than at any time since the siege began. 1 i , I The Montgomery Mail, of the 2d instant says corn is a drug in that market at four dollars per bushel. Important to Counterfeited. Thoro think if your cane is thoroughly ripe, by taut and recalled ufder operations of following the directions above you ' will the loan or'othSf wj, to be reissued Mccessinl.- Respectfully yeurs. when nw5essary. tormeet uot Depasture or "prisoners. Mrs. otherwise provided for in this plan. Dr. Walker, captured in Georgia, Mrs. V. The old notes to be recalled for Margaret Lennard, a laundress, cap- certificates bearing four per cent, intcr- tured with her husband, a Yankee est and payable on demand after ninety soldier, at Plvmouth. N. C. Samuel Jap. ' I wvw ma m M9mntnd. William Williams and Steers United States Custom House vi. ine receipt by anticipation ot ' . ... . .-"f " . . ... i e r r Henry Marquez, found guilty oi counter- omcer, m Loudon county, and V lUiam uu9 iur uimu purposes ui uur feitin Confederate Treasury notel were a ttiaa n hv ,r.ntnm q a nv in ernment dues. senncbygMagrath, Mississipp; of whom have been This expedient has been officially nesuay lasi, at ureeuiu5,. v., y mi .j.. unnrninrod inrl nrnnnco. a wnrV m connnea in iasue xnunacr ior bume t" " lime past, were discharged on jester- deserves and demands the oonsidcia day and sent to the flac of truce steamer tion of 11 Wn0 nae deemed themselves at Varina, en route for tho.'North. llithcrt0 comPellc(i to paj ruinous rate Several ' hundred sick and wounded or S0 Federal soldiers were alio sent to the in. luce locrl feYers- ThU quality baa been autrtrd fjr it on authority worthy of at tention, and we wouU be pleased to have a fu'l and lair trial. Cannot lanuowcers, farmers and others interested, in the region indicated, and e. pecially near this city, on the neck, and in St. Andrew's Pariah, by general consent and agreement, prepare for auch a trial next year? From the quantity now growing acd taaturit.g there should be no (Realty procuring seeds for this purpose, and we commend the chemeto the attention of tn terp riling and intelligent farmers and plan ters. Good reeds of all kinds should at leatt be i sared lorewpplies or iced, when cotprop- rlv r.il lAr All fT rJhif .ha Clus. Courier, Clkavim Doisetti. Oxalio acid and water may he neea fr Uuaatanhs straw bonnets, and il will probably axtwer eqaal- " Ah, William ! homv fiom the wart? Where is the brother wiiol went with you 7" 'Ahmel we levVour taother together. One of us wa killed. How can I bear to tell her, nhicb one.it was?" 1 A dandj with moreiVeaoij . brains married an helret who although very accomplished, was'; by bo means handsome. One dij tteiuid to Her, "My dear, as uglj as tou are, I Lrro jou as well as though yoi Ver pretty." "Thank you, lore," ji 'the rtplj. f4l can return the oo&Jiaeat,- for, fool as you are, I lore jca as well sj though jou bad wit I" -r- i - Dean Swift, hearing of a orpenUr falling throu-h the riTolding.cf house which he wai togytd ia rraair- . - . . - r ctjij remarked Uu 'ht bad got mg sdav hanged at Columbia, the formerpn the! The following is a special dispatch to the New York World, dated Washington, 9th 12 M : ' - , . I i' '.! the A special meeting of Cabinet was oi vuiue wU. r r vi.-: i j held this afternoon. It is understood that t" vu-mw-, " i jd if patch from Cairo, dated the 5th. handkerchief. the long-pending quarrel between Mr. Blsir jDouna. inquirer oaturday. 8Sys the Confederates have captured all the 1 well for any other kind, provide I they through his Work WDCJt:ilr ' are not of too fragile a textuie to War the fcMIUUbu Ul9 bniahing necessary lor cleaning them prop- What is that Which -WretT (mi Ctn erly. An ounce of oxabe acid dusoNed .a diri3 nQ m u a quart oi water, is tne proper proportion, , . ' " , 7" 777 J r" . , but if the straw D very dirty add a little bas been divided 7 Wa,er. more acid. Apply it with a n.U brush, leare . 'Ak' vt' tue nonnet to uiy, ana it will be found to I F4 mmscix ca . hare retained all its former stinness and bis good let cnUons hxrit yet sprouted. - m- I Th e Lynckburg EepxIIcaa, of the ' To Cleas Miamois. The greatest cart 1 10th, says that four bundmlsjid blaetT ' should betaken in cleaidog a mirror, to use! mors Yankees. cturcd!lrr neneral only the toiiest artices Ut the glass sheulJ pi xJL x be scratched It should tnt U dosteJ y b!PxlSl1 to Jilt City ye- with a feather brush, then washed over with I terday on th Orange czttu; a sponge, dipped in tpitits of wine, to re- rp. '1' tU ... moVt the fly spots. JLer thia. It should The smallest pony ia ' the world M U desud with powder blue la a thin maalin owned by J ohn S. Rare,' f Ohio. It bag. and finally polished with an old silk is only twenty inches high, tad weirfu ' ; and Mr. Stanton culminated' on this occai ion, and that Mr. Stanton, after a few sharp words with Mr. Blair, tendered his resigi nation,' which was promptly accepted by cavalry tentout froiallelena, Arkansas, bv The colored men will hold a national l General Bufori, and a lare,nomber of ne groes and their white only twenty -one pounds 1 Equivocai I hope, my friend, if la a church is the V?iUph : "Her convention in New York, commencbg J EStdl the officers XeTtlStlhey er you come within five mUcs of my He. the bodj c Jtaeibtw tnd -i in command at the h?"c 7 will stay ; there til Ruth, bis wife' ladSsmetA this 'thenegroea. " night. - Uxt; ThwsxaiuieIs4IM on we a ox vcwoer. i kiv. nr nnhr f th. map . reamcnw ; 4 i hi - II- i '. 3 t tr 1 " ' "
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