Weekly State Journal from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 2

THE STATE JOUltNAL KALE1GH. iST. 0. WEDNESDAY. JULY 16.

1862 i i N. Beport. BY TELEGRAPH. Battle of Hanover Court House Gen. THE STATE JOURNAL.

Headqastebks 3d N. C. Infantbt, Branch's Eeport. V. From Richmond.

HEADQUARTERS IK THE MELD, II, tfae 9th July 4. 1862. For the State Journal. at Stake. The confiscation bill of the Yankee Congress sweeps 'everything from every jman in the Southland no jnecau ever recover his pro--perty unless he can prove that he has not aided the -rebellion" in any manner whatever.

The bill passed the Senate some time sinck If we allow the Hessians to whip us everything gone liberty, property rod rF oiuiaAk .1 ii i -1 May 29,11862, Capt. R. C. General: Sia It becomes pamiui auty to report luo I As the writer lias heard the Conscription Act fre casualties io my regiment during the pas6 Heek the battle before Richmond. quently denuiiDccu as unconstitutional, and as some even of iU firofefesed defenders put in, the plea of ne Tribute of Richmond, July 1 1.

of interest has transpired in this locality for. seveVaL days. It is reported that McCJellan's army has moved in the direction of Fortress Monroe. The temperature of the weather here is more pleasant since the recent I have the honor to report for the information of the 1 General commanding the Division, that in order to 1 AJ KI cessity, uot merely to justify the law as a matter of uu cTeryining eise we Hold dear. But they must not, they cannot conquer us.

We 11 IV 1 Oi.l expediency, but also to excuse its unconstitutionality, you will allow me to cite some authorities, to bow Uf .7. 1B62. tn. Lii thtf The regiment has suffered severely as the accompanying list will how. About the close of the fight on the 1st inst we met with the most serious loss in the death of Col.

Gaston Moares. He was shot in the forehead and instantly killed while coolly and gallant-, wiu De iree. wjvi a that Congress had the constitutional power to pass' Capture, of Yankee Pbisoners ox Tinckney called thom i 1 ids uonscnpuori acc. 1 1 iL. J.

j. a cover the railroad against small parties of the enemy, and at the same time to carry out other views and wishes of Gen. Johnson, which he had communicated to me, I moved my camp on Monday last from Han-ovef Court House to Slash Church. The position was selected because whilst fulfilling other requirements it was at the mouth of a road leading to Ashland, which assured me of a means of retreat if assailed by the large forces of the enemy in close proximity to my front: From Richmond. Gen.

Ice's congratulatory address to our troops. Richmond. Jul 19 The uir ore iite me vjonsniimon oi tne uonieue- ly moving at the head of his regiment, changing pu sition to reinforce the 1st N. C. regiment which vuciuiiuwin-which ihLAIiD- a wo lanliee prisoners were brought to the city on Sunday, 0u the Savjinnah Railroad, and lodged in the Guard House, by ortler of the Provost Marshal rate State is a literal copy of the Constitution of the' acli) "I Our i.

ur United totatea in those clauses that grant newer to Gen. Lee has issued a congratulatory order to the army, dated rat "Headquarters in the Field Jul nZ7ula and be- -ri -L. m' 'U1J long to the Eighth Maine Thpvwt.ro toV 7th." "Ha says: ween aiarmed bv th Hri ytm'u a spirit from itf eLltMHh beloved and most 7cted Vv'T' V-h? 'ft to the celestial lodeeabte whe.P1 therefore, be it bei our father. bl' tZ Solved, That whll prisoners while out on picket duty Saturday mornin last, on finckney Island, fey a squad of men beloninc 1 tooKup the position with a knowledge of its and all of jny arrangements were made Nd baggage train encumbered me and my command bivouacked Monday night, infantry supports decree of the Supreme ttet suW doeth all things well vet of 'th" tim.lv tK yet. v-.

La'vffJ heavily pressed. No more brave, cool or gallant officer lived than he His memory. will ever be dear to every officer and man in his command. On June 26tb, the regiment was engaged in the charge upon the works at Ellison's Mills, being under a most terrific fire for over one hour when we were withdrawn on account of the impracticability of cha gia? the battery up an almost perpendicular hill. Tl 6 lo in the fight was, Major Savage slightly wounded, and 10 men killed and 54 wounded.

On the following day we were tinder a fire from their batteries during the forenoon, and at 4, p. m. we ere held ti protect our left flank under a heavy fire of musketry, grape and canister. We took no being thrown out for the cavalry pickets. Tuesday 'The General commanding, profoundly grateful to the only Giver of all victories, for the signal success with which He has blessed our arms, tenders his warmest thanks and congratulations to the army by whose valor such splendid results have been achieved.

On Thursday, June 26th, the powerful aud thoroughly equipped army of the enemy was entrenched, in works vast in extent and most formidable inlrharl Congress to raise aa army.and to call out the militia. And hence any decision or authority construing the meaning of those clauses in the Constitution of the United.States must be in point in construing. the same clauses in the Constitution of the. Confederate States, These clauses are as follows: "Congress shall -have power" to raise and support armies but no appropriation of money to that use. shill be for a longer term than two years.

14 To make rules for the government and regulation of the land and naval forces. 15. To provide for calling forth the militia to execute the laws of the Confederate Stages, suppress insurrections and repel invasion. morning the enemy were reported to be advancing on the road by Talliaferro's Mills, and I sent Col. Lane and changing walks of lifeWjrr' aff Pint of hisieart and th? ml oner.

with his own28th N. Regiment and a section of Latham's Battery to support the pickets, and repel Jietolved, That in the of I I.Aiirpa has lfot 1. JViichael company of the Eighth South Carolina Volunteers. A -third one who attempted to escape, was shot and killed instantly One of the prisoners taken is a tall, Stalwart individual, nearly seven feet high. Two of: tlhem were asleep vhen our men first arrived.

Courier; 7th inst. Tybannt at Nashville. Among other acts of tyranny, Andy Johnson has given order to the Provost Marshal of Nashville to. send all who sympathize-with the South beyond the Federal lines, with the distinct understanding that if they return during the existing "rebellion'' -they!) are to be cnr.suWr Member acter, within sight of our capitol. To-day the remains of that confident and threatening hrist wcii au Honored the church a pious member arts? noAil i any small party.

At the same time Col. Hardeman's 45th Georgia Regiment waa sent to repair the railroad andthecom Klin. at Ashcake, where it had been obstructed by the en- Reaolved. That emy the day before, and watch any appn ach of the I 1OQ upon the banks of the James, river, thirty milei from I Richmond, seeking to recover, under the protection of his gunboats, from the effects of a series of idisas-trons defeats." i i important part in this engagement, and, by shielding the men as much as possible, our loss was slight one man killed and one wounded. July 1st, at this place was the division of Gen.

D. H. Hill, to which Gen. Ripley's brigade, of which we to nnlv chili 16. To provide for organizing, arming arid discip-1 liniiig the militia, and for governing such, part of them symyatbrm their sad hour of deep aftwCe hZ commend to them the After beautifully referring to the defeat arJ rmr.

I as may be in the service of the Con federate States suit of the enemy, Gen. Lee continues; 1 ungni iestiinonv.wri chh i Utt ved reserving to the States respectively the appointment form a part, is attached, held the centre of our line directly in front of the enemy's batteries. We were of the officers and the authority oi training the mill tne rave. -lbe immediate fruits of our successes are the re- I lief of Richmond from a state of seige, the rout bf the great army thai so long menaced its safctv WmnvV 7 7 fTM tia according to the discipline prescribed by Con ordered to charge the batteries in passing up the hill J. 1 m.

and dealt with accordingly. The gentle Andrew adds, however, that if any person under arrest determines to take the oath oOallegiaucee and give bond the sum of $1,000 forf its faithful observance, he will be released. 1 JL AISD ti)R SHERIFF wi 1 julrirffsa th r0tiA.M. mat we Wl 1 attend 1 brother and perform hU LrlSTu'1 f4c enemy on that road. About the middle of the day the enemy opened fire from a battery near Peake's -Crossing.

Latham's battery soon got into position to reply, and after a sharp action silenced it. In the mean time a severe canonade had- been going on in the direction of Lane, -showing that he too had been attacked. As soon as the battery in the road had been driven off, I sent Col. Lee with his own(the 37th) and the Cowan's) regiment to reinforce him. When these two regiments had proceeded about a mile and a half, the enemy was found strongly posted across the road.

On learning this I galloped forward (leav-orders for Latham to follow as quickly as possible) and was informed by Col. Lee that the force of the en kiiiougu me ueusess uuaergrowin. j.ne men were gress." a- During the late, war with Great Britain, under the masonrv. thousaodsof prisoners, including officersof high-frank 'MC obliged to file around the obstacles, and, upan reachin Jieao'ved, That a blank auspices of those' politicians who denominated tha inscribed to his memory. aJ y.ur.,iecretar 5 Wk 1 1 the road 600 yards ia front of the batteries, most flf the brigade was in a confused state, requiring the lines to be reformed before another advance could be made.

moral worm ana -ou usual badee of mnur zens of Wake county at times and places, a3 a further te '1 ir Ud 'mng tor thirty da of these reildtfon, ha 1 on rt'snin; Iletolved. That a While attempting to do this orders came on the right" July. 1 1 to the Si. "rwtn uv ui ucsuuuiiuu oi-giores io ine value ot millions, and the acquisition of thousands of iarms and fifty-one pieces of superior artillery. The servi- ces rendered to the country in this short but eventful period, can 'scarcely be estimated and the General i commanding cannot adequately express his adinira- 1 tion of the courage and endurance and soldierly con- duct of the officers and men- engaged.

These! bril-liant results have cost us many brave men, but ivhile I we mourn the loss of our gallant dead, let us not for- Y'H" Ullu" ana dmrit of the i. P. they publish the same. 6 tdl emy consisted ot two regiments of mfantrv and anmn artillery. war as "Madison war, Massachusetts aud Connecticut each: refused to, furnish troops to defend the sea-coast at the call of President Madison.

President Madison, than whom there is no higher authority on a question of constitutional law, in his message of Xpvember 4thf 1812, used the following language: "Among the incidents to the measures of the war, constrained io advert to the refusil of the Governors of Massachusetts and Clonuectio'utt to furnish the required detachments of militia towards "the defence of the maritime frontier. The refusal -was founded on a novel and unfortunate exposition of the pro- My plan was quickly formed, and orders l- f. Baldwin-JCoffimitt for its execution Lee with the 37th, was topush through the woods and get close on the rifhr flank nf II It It II II It It It II Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday," Friday, Saturday, "Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Monday Tuesday, 17th. 18th. 19th.

21st. 22nd. 23d. 24th. 25th.

26th. 28th. 29th. SOth. 31sL 1st.

2d. 4th. 5th. Busbee'8, Banks', Franklin's, Dunsville, Forestville, Rolesville, Horton's, Wakefield, Hood's, Barney Johnes', Wm. Holleman'g, Green Level, Cedar Fork, Rogers' Store, Willie Lynn's, Laws', Thompson's, Spikes', the battery.

Hoke, as soon as he should return from OF COMMON'S of the 01na tk. BM'S get that tney died nobly in defence of their country's freedom, and have linked their memory with an event that will live forever in the hearts of a grateful! people." a sweep through the woods on which I had sent him and Col. Wade's 12th N. a Regiment. to make a county of Martin.

to lau DacK at the moment that the colonel moved to the left with a portion of the regiment. We were exposed for a half hour to a galling fire from the batteries and infantry of the enemy, and, throughsome un-fortuuato mistake, we received several volleys" from one of our own regiments on the flank. Our loss there was sevcre Col. Meares killed eight commissioned officers wounded 24 men killed and 104 wounded 15 men are missing or unaccounted for. They may have been wounded and carried off the field, but if killed, their bodies caunot be foUnd.

Our dead are all decently interred. LIST OF CASUALTIES. Officers. Col. Gaston Meares, killed.

Major Ed. Savage, wounded Lieut. J. H. Albritton, Co.

wounded neck aud le. AH JOHN enoir county in the HOUSE ni? WprtI noir county in the HOU Lie vjenerai Assembly of X. it Latest from Richmond, Richmond. July 13. Gold advanced in New Took, on Wednesday, from ten to sixteen premium.

Exchaugeon London twenty eight. A gentleman who arrived here from Baltimore this Wednesday, 6th times the attend at and same The tax collectors will places to collect taxesi similar movement to the left flank of the battery, and Cowan as to charge across the open ground in front Hoke supported by Col: Wade, had a sharp skirmish in the woods, taking six prisoners and eleven horses, but came out too late to make the movement assigned to him, and Lee having sent for reinforcements, I so far changed my plan as to abandon the attack on the enemy's left, and sent Lieut. Col. Hoke to reinforce Col. Lee, relying on the front and right flank attacks.

Col. Cowan with the 18th made the charge most gallantly, but the enemy's force was much larger than seat in the TTOTTsv nr ion Assembly. 7" TV M3 of the July 5, 1862. W. H.

HIGH, Sheriff. Jonn R. Brown. afternoon says. the advance wn nor-jiinnpfl Kv un favorable news from Eurone.

the rjublicatinn i.f whirl. as We are authorized io ahnonnrirvTSrT- the CONFEDERATE CANI IE TvTP A Ble0C, for the cou oTr': had beeu suppressed by the Lincoln Government. the slightly. shoulder and leg bruised badly. neck slightly, slightly, severely.

C. P. Mallett, Wf J. Bevins, Leauder Moore, Capt. W.

M. Parslev, E. II. Rhodes, S. Gallowav.

F' H. Raleisrh Way 26th, 1862 From Eastern North Carolina. 1 will attend at my office on Tuesday, tho first day of July, ta receive taxes due from merchants, Ac. 64td I W. H.

H. JNOTICE. fWlll attend at the Conrthoase In Raleigh, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the and Zbth for the purpose of collecting the Taxes due in uiuua vi iijc uuiisiuuuoii relating jo the muitia. It is obvious, that if the authority of United States to call into service and command the militia for the public defence, can be thus even in a state of declared war, and of course underappre-hensions of invasion preceding war, they are not one the purpose mogt of all requiring it: and that the public safety may have no other resource than in those large and permanent military establishments, which are forbidden by the principles of our free government, and against the necessity of which the mflitia were meant to be a constitutional bulwark." The governors of Massachusetts and "Connecticut contended that they were to determine ivh'en any exigences contemplated by the Constitution of the Uui- ted States existed, such psan "invasion," sq as to require them to place tl nilitia in the service of the lUnion. They hever pietended that in the event of i an actual they could; withhold' troops.

On the 28th of February, ah act of Congress was passed, giving the President the right; t6 pall forth the militia when any of the exigences mentioned in the Constitution existed. These questions were settled and put to rest by, the decision of the Supreme Court of the L'uiteil States 1827, in the case of Martin vs. Mott, 12 Wlfeathi, p. 19. "Ia that case it was decided and settled by ijie Supreme Court of the United States, that it be EliU.t1p.d Tz-ji imo ueen supposed and strongly posted, and the gal- hint 18th was compelled toscck shelter.

It continued to posr heavy volleys from the edge of the woods, and must have done great execution. The steadiness with which this desperate charge was macte reflects the highest credit on officers and men. The 37th found the undergrowth so dense as to retard its progress, but 1 1 when it reached its position poured a heavy and do- structive fire upon the enemy. This combined attack -1 Ox Missing fAa Tor the ro Weldon, July 10. A courier has just arrived hero and states that seven or eight Yankee gunboats came up the Roanoke yesterday" and without the, notice opened a bombardment upon the town of Hamilton.

Thh result of the grand attack was, one infant killed, on the part of the inhabitants. A portion Af Capt, Whi taker's cavalry were be1 fi.ro them, resistec their landing, and succeeded in hilling several Yankees, with but two or three wounded TtE ARE REOI ESTFnTft iwoi ivdicigu uistncts moe. 1 and 2 lor the yar 1'62. i O. NORWOOD, Collector.

Raleigh, July 12th, 1862. 68 wtd NOTICE. TIHE ST0CKH01DERS OF THE RALEIGH AND 1 (iaston Raihoad Comnanr will hnl.ltiii.irno.tOPV MARRIOTT, as a C0NFE1 II UF ffi tor a seat in the Horsrc V.Vr ui''ATS. F. G.

killed, 5, Wounded, 6, 0, 7, i. 0, 7 ot the 18th and 3th competed the euemy to leave his 12, 16, 22, 19, 10, 18, 18, 15, 18,. 0 0 3 0 0 4 1 2 1 4 .11 I I i At next General Assembly, for Wake county! A. mm iaivc oiifiier oeuinu a (llicii Ci-td ba Eor tfli Legislature 1 the city of Raleigh, on the 3doT July, 1802. W.

W. VASS, For two hours the cavalry pickets had been comine in from the Ashcake road, reporting a heavy force of the enemy passing around my right bv that road, and I 1 I ..4... I 1 TV amongst his men. The Yankees are now in possession of Hami'ltdi; I always an undefended place. i i tAMI' iLMiKOToy, N.

July ill), 1802. John Spelinan, Esq 15 Raleigh, June 19. 1862. 63 td -Notice. THE Commissioners for Indigent families for the several districts-in the county of Waky, are requested to meet at the Court House in Raleigh, on Satur-ay, the 12th day of July, and report to me the number ot indigent persons in Iheic respective districts and receive Total, 25, My officers and men and gallantry, sh-nvins JIU glL-ill COOlllC'SH that they can be drnei ded longed exclusively to the President to judge when tl dgency arises, in which he had authority under tl CO.MMONS of the next LcisLator, v.

0F' he he a uui iiu i bervant. C. S. Important from Charleston Charleston, July io. 5 A force of he euemy lauded yesterday on the "main laud, near the Port Royal Ferry, as it for another attack ou the Charleston and Savannah Railroad, but retreated on the appearance of our troops.

Latest from the Southwest. Capt. Co. 11th (Bdthilj V. July 12 to call forth the militia, and that his decision vas conclusive upon all other persons." 1st Commentaries, p.

265. i During the war with Mexico, Win. L. Marcey, hen Secretary of War, in a correspondence with Isaac 6S-t4 tusres or eait procured by T. IK Wbitaker, one of the salt agents lyr the county of Wake.

Tn. 9 J. J. FERRfiLL, Clerk. July 1862.

i C6 td oi ivooei uou oi. ine Virginia, cavalrv, who was ueai Hanover Court Hoyse, had sent me repeated messages to the eCcct that a heavy bod" from that direction were threatening my line of retreat. I had alreadv learned that my brigade was engaged with ah ent re division its trout, but continued the contest in the hope that the cannonade would attract to me some re-intorcements taking the precaution however, to keep Campbell's 7th North Carolina and Hardeman's 45th Georgia in hand to cover the retreat in case my ex-r pectation should not be realized. Finding I could remain no longer without being surrounded, and hearing of no reinforcements, and feeling assured from the firing that Lane had made good his retreat to Hanover Court House. I determined to draw off.

This al- MVS difficult in tho Governor ol Louisiana," used the following To the Voters of Green vM Lciiclr. CAPT. JAMES P. SPEIGHT, OF tJKEEX (OfMr the hi AIL SENATE, trom Ihe Senatorial Notice. language A SE3II-Ayt AL JHVIDKXD of 10 per ecu, the Capital Stock ot the RaleiVh and GastoK lvailroad Company has ben dprl'arrl nnr.Mn "I confidently maintain the position that by no State law whatever can the militia bo called into the -emco ofthe United States.

The Federal upon lor any emergency. I can make no distinction. Captain D. Thruston has been acting Mjur since Major Savage was wounded. Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, W'M.

DeKOSSET, Lieutenant Colonel, commauding. Adjutant General State North Carolina, Raleigh. BVom the Wilmington Journal. -Richmond, 2nd, 18G2. The Lamented Franklin I.

Faison. The subject of thi- communication was born in Sampson cunty, and was for a time a student of West Point. He volunteered at the begining of the war in the first company which left Sampson. Upon the organization of the 20th regiment he! was elected Lt. i Mobile, Julv 10! A special to the Advertiser, dated Jackson, Inly 10, eays ihe enemy continue to throw an ocba- sional shell intb Vicksburg.

They are busy diHi)c' rXn Lscl-' of Lenoiri annnuucell as a CAXDI-EA1E ta represent said district 'in the m-st IccWature' Lenbir countv, June 23, 1S2. ei-td tion gives expressly and exclusively to Congress the power provide for calling forth the m. loc. Ao. GO: a 12 heriffiilt) of Wake Coinrlyl We are requested to announce Willt II.

Hion. as i c.i:i(uuaf.o Tor re-election to the office of Sheriff oi' Wain the whole militia, portion and to say Ot course the right to call nut involves the right to call out a what portiou. nieaerate Donas, at the ohice of the Company, on and after the second in July 1862. 5 W.jW. VASS, Treasurer.

Raleigh, June 27, 1862. ji 67-2m Noticp. OX the 6th up and committed to jail the town ot Troy, North CarolinaMontgomery county, a yellow boy, who says his name is John Henrv when taken up that he. belonged to Joseph Russell now snya he belonps to Tobias Kestler. of Rowan countv! near Salisbury The owner of said slave is hereby notified to come prove; property pay charges, and take Hcanai across jfc ot the river, a few miles from the town.

if The crops are suffering for rain. There; is no truth in the report that fifteen hundred federals were Raptured at Bifton Rouge. I A special dispatch to the Tribune, dated Grenada, July 10, says I that passengers from Memphis, last rnght, say intelligence was received there on Monday last that Hindman had captured Curtis with sixthou-sand Fitch being unable to reach Curtis Under the raise armies' the mule then in general use at! that time by foreign governments that is by conscription emild not have been ignored by the framers of the Federal Constitution iiecciou aay, lust Thursday in Autist Alay 21, 1862. HEADQUARTERS FIRST IiRIGAfiE ARMY OF THE PAMLlCtV Camp Camfuell, July 12, Special Orders, No. 113.

i fivovmc ui a superior enemy, was rendered comparatively easy by the precaution I had taken not to engage my whole force. Campbell was ordered to place the 7th across the road so as to receive the enemy if they should attempt to follow. Orders were then sent to Lee and Cowan to withdraw order. They were hotly engaged when the ordgr was received, but promptly withdrew. Colonel Cowan an especial manner attracted my attention by the perfect order in which he brought out his notwithstanding theWre and long continued fare he had sustained Irom both infantry and artillerv ihe regiments marched to the rear without haste or confusion and went up the Ashland road cautious attempt was made by the enemy to follow but a volley from the rear guard of the 7th arrested with oaiuajave viu oe aisposea ot according to law Julv 5 isro F- iIARVIS' July 1862.

e7.3t I i wun reiniorcements had returned to Memphis his command on Sunday. From Memphis. A li persons belonging toJtlse army of the I amlico.absent without leave, will report immediately for duty to their resoective comnfirm nimM Notice. "iirtuiiotmsiv leeiecien. a man of idlable manners, generous impulses and unbounded liberality, he was most deservedly popular at home and in his regiment.

Lt. Col. Faison was in the charge on battery of the enemy on the Mechanics-ville road on Friday last. He led the charge and was foremost in it leading his men, and with that ardor which has all the way through this engagement characterized the charges of North Carolina.he cheered his men on to victory. Reckless of danger, with au impulsive nature, he first mounted the principal gun ot that strong battery, and while his face glowed with satisfaction, mingled with regret at the groans ol the wounded and dying of his regiment, and was will be dropped from the rolls and they considered de- TVfrinTT IO i flip' 91tll ITflVi tol-on nn nnil Forthe State Journal.

How do they Stand? Editors As there has unfortuatelv grown up a party strde between the gubernatorial candidates and county candidates of North Carolina, the people -t Harnett county request that the candidates for the legislature from Harnett and Cumberland declare their position as to whether they claim to be on the conservative ticket or not th A special dispatch to the llth, says Memphis papers Tribune, dated Grenada town ol Tn.vv.Wth Carolina, Montgomery Surgeon's certificate eekly. i of the 9fh KtAf, tl.nf lh. boyaV. one yeUow boy, 5 feet 10 inches order of Col. WilliaAk t.

a ne niarcn was continued without interruption in tht gfncWh.Vh TODi bJack bo 5 feet 7 or JOHN PEGRAM, A. A. A. G. to Ashland where I was ordered by Gen.

Johnson dy Johnson was daily expected The Union Appeal of Menu coir kmvii runt Kit let. i-, ii T7nj.j.n -li mi vvuujiv litai rj eneviue. Ine owners or saui TavA io report to jaj. Gen. Hill.

All my subsequent movements having been under orders received from him in person, they need not be detailed. to this office. Julv 16 P-t '-SLP intcn.1 not to canvass the coun-; We woul.l not insist, but would be glad to uuuii uno coiJiihCHLeu uiree tnousancl slaves and put theni to work on the canal opposite Vicfcs- eiiueavonng to turn the guns of the battery with. burjr llaVinO' bllt, nilP Wofffin L. i "uiouiance, 1 was I to come forward, prove property, pay chargesand take them away, or said negroes will be disposed of according 1862.

ll "lOTICE IS HEREBY GIVExY THAT I SHALL Jl.t apply at the next meeting of the Stockholders of the Rai roaJ' for a "newal of the SIX bllAKES of stock owned by the Estate of William Davis, aec the said script being lost or mislaid. JOILV E. ROVn ARMY MEDICAL BOARD. THE Array Medical Board is In session at Goldsboro', X. for the txaniinatidh of Jhdicil Othcers and those having k-ttcis bf invitation from, the Secretary' of War.

Goldsboro', July 11, 1862. CSMf MONEY FOUND. 1" fy or about the 1st May last." oirtte rnad rn P' IcavinS portion of mv wounded. The enemy left a portion oftheir killed on the giound which we subsequently occupied My senior Surgeon established his hospital in a house on whlCh the hospital flag was conspicuously displayed. It was not in nor near thn 'r XVUUVY nicy win support for Governor: i i Most respectfully, HARNETT.

for the State Journal. TJiff'nVr1 n0ticcjn a Iate numbeVof the foulard that an article devoted as usual the vilUficatioK-of South Carolina and the Confed- mums ugjuusi tne nying enemv, he was fatallv wounded the head with a Minnie ball, besides ie-ceivmg two other wounds. onJ Wa bIe to walk was led by one of the -0th la-land a little distance from the battery, where he was laid down. Mr. Ireland did all he could for his comfort, until Col.

Faison said to him, "Frank, lam mortally wounded I do not fear to die, I have fallen in a glorious cause now go to your company, you can do more good there go now, but return again you will probably hnd me dead, takn mv hr)w i From Vicksburg. i- Mobile, July 12. I A special dispatch to. the Advertiser and Register, dated Jackson, llth, says the enemy were vigorously eniployed in shelling Vicksburjj, but effecting little! The Yankees tfre pillaging the plantations on the river, of Jiorses, mules and everything valuable. Negroes are seized to work on the canal! across the river below.

i HIO 1 IT. I mme- Executor of William Davis, dee'd. saw many shells thrown by the enemy explodeir diately over and around the house. It could not been undesigned. leadinir from Camti Mangum to Haleigb, X.

June 25, havc which the 64 3t package containing somo money and a'fters, owner can get by making auplicntion aud identifvinj.the- PARTIES WISHING TO PURCHASE' JT0RTH. Col. Une with the 28th regiment, has rejoined the brigade, but I have not received inC yaiuima eigni per cent. Donas can do so bv anDlvintr tfl John 4 nnnocf I. ,1 -t rJ.

1LLIA.M H.MUintnaw Private in Co. fe, 45th "Rejct. C. T. Camp near Petersburg.

Julv 11, IhGi. 9 3t nuit, oi ine en- rp i rT uuiijc IUI Ullllitl uv.a.-rci cuts lortne state. Kich- inond, Ya. Present price' 102. i rtivc i.uuiire oi New as soon as receiv mv sworn nnri i- gg'ement he had With the enemy ed it will be forwarded to you.

Orleans News. wile, and tell her that difd in Ja Aiarcn io, 1 that the first bloodspilt on South arohna soil was by North Can Moore's splendid battery from Wilmington, Now, I (a NWh Carolmian) vould he far from detracting one particle belongs to that gallant corps 't art: ley, yoffor the take of truth must expose this most glaring Mehcxxl. I must refresh Horn's et cced.ngly vagno memory by calling his attention to tl Wbardment ot Port Royal. i which South Car- "Til Ev a German ar-1 1, 'Particularly, and in which also 39 tf NINETY nm.URS UP. TOnN MURR4Y.

Samiiipl R. Bnallt and A SUBSTITUTE WANTED. tl James Bunn, who live near Stanhope, Xarh countr, orth Carolina, volunteered for thre rear? in rav cmnFanj during the latter part of the past winter. Munareserui from said company 24th June last, Bryant and Buwi asserted 9th July. 'They are supposed 'to be" about their homes.

Now, therefore, I will give the above re fo any preson who will apprehend and deliver them to rat, or i there were ki aud wound- regret that I could not see her and mv children before I died. The scene of action was then changed and Inland returned to Col. Faison and found that he was dead. He was then buried on the battle-held, and there rests as noble a specimen of a chris-tiau soldier as the world ever saw. One who, while living, exhibited all the noble attributes of man.

I he writer of this was honored by his friendship in alljthe varied walks of life-beginning with the school room Irom thence to the legislative halls of his native btate, as a volunteer in his wuum- iv joi. scommand) wassix-wmSded' LUndred aUd nty-seven An entire Division was engaged against me you are aware a large part oi Gen. Slla were supporting distance. ihe offices and men of my command conducted themselves in a very handsome manner both in the engagement and in the march. fTl1rHenen may have captured hagglers enough to fitd buurfri5 r0m the in the open held, but they took no body of my troops A SUBSTITUTE IS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, to take the place of a soldier now located in one of the healthiest locations in the South.

Apply at this of-hce- 'June 18 WANTED. A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE ARMY TO SUPPLY la conscript whose ill health prevents him from, taking the field. A high price will be paid. Address the subscriber at Kinston, Lenoir County, N. C.

'L i evinro down that of 11,8 aPPcea to be Mobile, July 12. The Tribune has received the New Orleans Delta of the 10th instant, which contains the following: 'Glorious and Great Battle Fought Richmond Fallen thousand Rebel Prisoners taken The last, Ditch Captured "The Tennessee has arrived from below Vicksbur" and brings the following important intelligence "On the 6th instant General Halleck sent a dispatch to Commodore Davis, commanding the American fieejt ab ve, announcing that he had just received a telai gram from Grant, stating that a great battle had been fought, with jimmense loss on both sides. Richmond had been ciptured after a desperate struggle; and fifty thousand! Confederates taken prisoner, with vast quantities of ammunition and guns." luue au S.I10W8 no trooo of a Tived at QWhatchie until iewirSS me pent, and that au ior eaco one ot them. Jlurrav is ramer -r-r built, dark eyes, black hair, dark cnmpltxion. Brjattj! medium size, fat face, light hair, graveves, ion.

Bunn is thick set, black hair, grav em. rlc complexion, jo-hv ii. Thorp, Co. Drnry's Bluffnear Richmond, July 13. JfjL by which 1, al SFZ n' kees, occurred at least a month afterwards a est verihis et prevedebit.

VpYAGEU ng the rwl worth of the man, he fog the great los great loss anu tne service has sustained His death June Zt Cotton taken in Payment for Land. Arrival of tho Elm r.it v.i ilia wun regiment; his mfer- and tlieon; wh DESERTED. Proctors' Creek, Ha lfwat Station ClIESTEKFItLU OoU.VTT. A'a. ii.

i ifli lfe'j2. "is last resting nen i 11 I PUre and noble Patriot a christian that the Yo raWof June 218t, ou i Si travSp01t Cit' reached Xew York 2d fiftf rrtrQS1 With hundred pounded s-oldiers from Yorktown have the honor to be, Yours very respectfully, L. OB. BRANCH. gentleman SAMPSON.

ine uaiaiuM'. "We have no reason to donbt the authority of this great news, as it comes through1 semi-official channel of a most reliable character Three cheers for McClellan and the army of the Union HAVE FOR SALEX TRACT OF LAND BELONG- J. me to the estate of James 1L Fitts, containin? 640 acres, lying upon the watftfs of the Roanoke River, about four or five miles below St. Tammany, and some 20 miles above Gaston! The, most of the Tract lies in Mecklenburg county, Virginia, boraering' on Warren countv, N. C.

adjoining the lands of A. JJojd, Capt, Runt, Dr. Wm. 1 Howard and others, and is saici to be bv those who knew UVOIIIJIIIHIII IK I till Tl IT Brig. Gen.

ComdVi Ftremosv fiECiEvED or his Command JUne 27-Tl16 -sis- DESERTED from Co. KfgU at Camp Mangum, about the SOth of April, William Gattis and Allen Medliog. A reward of will be paid if confined in jail so that I can get $30 if returned to the regiment. i' Antei- Also, a reward of $30 for Merrit Holland wao ae at Goldsboro', on the Sth of i From the North. Ye "WHO STRITT ivn itt.

Pl.UWAOK i uviw ine sunerers arp ti Properly eared for. We notice the names lowing poufederatcs in the list -r K0RTH Fr -9? 5' ShteeutU North Carolina. ntV" Twelfth XordiGimlna; Ldwards W. Co Ki.ht.n, ILICKKI, FROM THE POOR AND it best a very valuable tract of land. It produces wet I the -crops usually grown in this country, Tobacco, Corn, Wheat Mobile, July 12.

ew "ioik; Post fears that minnnnH, War Department "bington, D. June 27, 1862 The 101s auicie With an t- 1 t. SID.VKY Hi-iy-'' ttuu uais, anu tuinit is wen located, being immediately on the waters of the Roanoke, by which all the produce -wjur uericrai John C. Fremont havin- reauested to be rehcVrd fVnm .1 uV.re4ue8lea a- tt 17th Reirt. 69- iaiseu ine iarm lor market, might be delivered on the July 16, Corps of the Army of YiZ Army Bi Son, August, txt io 1 MLet nionopolizers and thm is 1 SOlenU1 IaDgUage Pressed to hem.

Ihih class has so often been denounced hv the1 newspapers that the si.W 1 1 n.e the llarmcr it i Conscripts-Substitutes. naouain navigation une 01 ooais ana landed in market in less than 24 hours, a very great advantage when there is a rise in the market on wheat and tobacco or, if desired, might be sent along one of the best country roads I ever saw seven miles to Warrenton Depot, on the Raleigh and Gas general Pope ff irgmia is subordinate and in fori fi Jones drafting will have 0 be resorted to if Lincoln's 300 -000 men are to be raised. Black Kepublican dispatches claim a victory Tuesday's battle, and say that McClellan has since that time removed ihis headquarters five miles nearer Richmond. Our forces are represented by them as retreating fo' their old position. They say Gen.

Chalmers brigade of cavalry, at Ripley, ou Monday, dispersed them in1 confusion. i of A LL persons would do well wishing to emnlov buw-v; to apply to the nndersiSTnefl-, rn Substitutes co as feuosuiuies T.nv he hx- vUUS)t. neretoiore 1:. Seventh. X-rth Qm.Hna lnose wno wish to rutien w.Co ton n.oau, anu irom mence 10 Petersburg, Richmond, Nor folk or Wilmington, giving the planter a choice of market! Parson H.

dTk" illa' and rive age, address, and terms. T. V- -State Journal Office; "iiij-ocvcntii rsorth lina aro- they are our worst enemies. They arfdoin" more to us than all other agencies combi" Tl tl it S'w 30 aIarn'ins t-so much so that the in our judgment, ouht to be C' Vans to cbccY it aim iu remain in the finhnvitmo felt Rufus King, bo is herebv aner reacnin u. The improvements on this place are of a very plain, substantial 01 der, consisting of a dwelling house with four rooms and a passage, stables tobacco barns, and houses for 30 or 40 negroes.

The tract Riuk Co Twenty eighth 0 Ilolr'R 'n aroUna. Substitutes. uas a piemv 01 wooa ana water, and cleared lands oh it PEKS0XS not liable to theCoiiscrlptlon 9 wish to enter the service as substitutes, iDjj ior 10 or iv nanus, ana lies in the immediate neighborhood command DUO amau jiimuuc, x. Aaornton, 1 ninton and A. their XTpVonn 1 ners? TLey flre bard to find.

Men can be found who are robbing the people and the Government buying articl ofSJ a VeM veT; who then ernaTd pL" rst Army of the Armof In pi General Fremont relievetl. pl ace terms advantage to communicate witn mc. i ta Ac. When convenient I mXnvtf, me. Address, J.

B. ytATflW ajj oar guob mills I should be pleased to seli the above lands immediately. 'K'Hentn Robertson Co Second NoitiS I Ti North Carolina ncil Co wS? North: Carolioi call on Retaliation on Butler. Our government has now its hands several hundred Yankee officers, some of thernof high military rank and high social posi--rn' "t'opportiinify, says the Augusta to demand atonement for the atrocities perpetrated by the miscreant Butler, at New Orlerns the time to.mand retribution for the blood of the martyred Mum ford. His death eries to Heaven for vengeauce.

Let twenty or thirty of the prisoners highest in rank RAt. Mo i tmi.c, auu uaviug learneu irom tne July 9 tf Ly order of the President. Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of WW matter of this snhWt A.r. 7.7:..

11 Pnai WASTED Ask vonrsifir tK "Ara I an extortioucr -WN- avrAiuil crti.i.ln Tnr Q-r, principal creuiior oi me estate that he is willing to take cotton iu payment of hw debt, I will here, state that cotton will be received in payment for this valuable property. Persons who may wish to purchase will address me at Hen Carolina, JOS. S. JONES. July 2, 1862.

66-sw4t "-ior ppk theGV' 1 A 1 v'i veil wi ill eks J' Co Eighleeulh North Carolina: A SITUATION AS TEACilEK Bl a er ex a native of the State. She has baJ rou perience and is capable of teaching: the fg8leif: French and Music. The situation is deaireciwe" a demanding exorbitant 4, OF JUCULELLAN's Anxtir recent events, the following 4toSTT VieW om.theXew York Tribune, theuL stronffth nr Vne 14th as to Pnces for hiwtUnat Am I making monev raiiidlv close confinement, there to remain until Butler i Co Fourth Vi flFICf "giiiia Cavalry. AddIv to the editors of aaomVm fr 'V'V? country is the Jitate lr2--7rnY aeuverea up, or until, by the chances of war he is HEADQUARTERS CAMP HOLMES, Xcar Raleigii, Julv 8, 1862. pon record piaceci are nonriuir out tW 1 ends my neighlors iviuuj uoi, itifir Hie ii PA WC, Col, Fifth 111 ietencr If mv i.n.

dispatches fr, Voll urn nfnn it inrown into our, hands. I The following: wounded N'nrth Ja: Special Order, Ajutakt Gen'ls OiTiCE fa'2j jnu ure an enpmv ure an inoi ii. JLai I v. 1 1 i I 1 1 1T1 fl If iUO tUUllLfV- vucuii 10 toe countrv 2sTo. 2.

Yankf.i.. IlfVCti 111 II -w arc UlQie t( ruin vim. 1 nes, private andco, were the Naval Hospital at Richmond on 3d July YVm ri Dabbs.co K. 26th Wm any one else.iW Southerner: "UVerumeut inau. General Order, -t and most ''avuye6tron VUU1.L1 vn in 11 11 Ofrao cd are noi A Watson, coH.

13th T) Sim. 7i Vofu rii: Mifcr i T.TS."! that cilv much KtrnnTroT-' on this ton any other.army in the worM JCRaco 13th; pFKtV AIL persons west of the ladiln HVer and of the boundary ine between Surry and Stokes counties, subject to the Provision of the act of Congress entitled lif ii I to PTlde rr the publiedefence," approved the 16th April, and known as the Conscription Act, are hereby ordered to report to the commandant of the Camp of Instruction (Camp HillJ, near Statesville, at the time specified ia former order. By order MA J. PETER 'MALLETT, by the State authorities as subject oraer.j rT ce be put in command," are exeap per cent. This ii cheerio 'i 2bt the patriotic individual whgo 1 vain for some mtnm Tt.h!Te 80 lonS wal in.

under the Conscription Ac1' 8 tbe ConfT'n Officers, elected prior to the oUmeut oi eDlbrcc latn rrea gscirei, cojl, IStb Joyce, co II; l3th. Antiseptic Powdeb. To correct the offensive odors of wounds mix one hundred parts of calcined plaster of pans and two parts of coal tar. Rub well together. Sprinkle this upon the wound once or twice daily Thev have been fullv WW! treasury will rMw C' vestment, the State "JU wrm( nprn'o vj' 'uner.

AJUra of Confute -pona Une a on the 8th instant, ara hereby red in this decision and are exempt. r. ltr. uanusomt ie sum of $240,000 vu luia uiviaena. true the IhemhTg 0f ponded soldier, wK Ft tt i.

if A. A C. A J. Hahe, Adjutant. If' i I Iredell Erpress, Salisbury Watchman, Charlotte I News, Raleigh Standard, please copy i three times.

i tiJ. io 1 1 rrrl iWUeVUe U.0S- By order of Governor uiarj (1 i.VDt, iMRf July 9, iuti. j.ti.n. if nig. 68 3 1 July.