Carolina Watchman

              . ll - - _ . vol xxii * salisbury n c september 26 864 number 18 l 1 urunkr hoitoh anii l-li.il'iuicioii tbtmh i»j tills pa parr sis dollar ' r month nu aubacriptiuii received cora i<sjj |* •- r ti , „ , pre ii t . tki1h0f advruti8im2 3 naraquare ui the hu i , i-ui n mill * i j r s,|,i ir fur each sableq ui | mi o , nu 1'in s hag ml v.-ri i -..,,,,. ni w ill ulsn si-..,l ilia lanir-v .. iv i.i iii in nniioaa f t8 worda ar l will ooal fur the first and 1 r each i.li , il |. tile ni hi . n iea i aru»t si in lia aa ptroportion ... t3i*eg*raphic i mid • h a i ii'i r men iii t.i s ■ it i |. ,,, evening the -'•' i ' pa i'ligei inini on the mobile nn i • • .. • ■ 1 bleta up nnd killed the f v i imaging lhe track si .. . -- - il ihe bar \ ri'-t i on rs unreliable i soaped pkisi inkrs recaptur 1 i • i'.v negroe9 camih ■.-.,' --. ,,,, 20tb two van ken i on ' -. - 1 i t i i iv .• ,--.- 1 from ! iri . v . , captured al maj rlaii '- pi ".' ' , iii i i l.'l's ( ',,.,. i |, v i ,,,. : " l i all ii gin and broughi lo lowt lay by aaid ne i •■ - hi d i nl • ! ■ - itbeti brought in ilu morn ing m l gen..rhi ide killed i.u ii n»so,!*i ; it 20 \ pe.'i-il dispatch ' a _• from i.i inli'i.m !., uv s lv ,, ' • .' ''. t re v -,| h ih i :. - v ma ' • -,. i ;.--. wa kil ■ i t s ai -.,,. n|i h . reinaiua n staunv 1 -,.. inoi n vv • v , ning rn - ■ , sejii 20 hie citn eon , l , . . - ,. s valla ■ , • n input de ' ' • 1 ! ■•-.'. aiinth.-i .'.-■-■ .■ , i le r :,. - lira _- ■ wa and '■ ' t motlllki lu |< l'i m i . i . ,. '\!'. i ■ ■ ■ , ■■ , - an - _ .. - ' ■ i iied i . ■ . - *- ■ . ..'.,.-- \ s '• .■'- -" ■ \ ■'■ m il . .' v 1 | ,- |. . -'. i -.. i jotll ' - '• l ■ ■ . sept ; , , ... ,,| i ; . • ; ' ' • . . . '• .... lid i nil ' ' was moll it flunk in ni in l ■!.-■!. i ,.- . ni have no ilia . i s-pl 21 there ii no i ... irti v . . was inci-8 i . . lid this mo line in iv , ii i-ii . . ■ uu-r ion nut nn bunt 21 the remain of in i i itlludrh itillveil in to tt it'll i tl body will lny it state ut tin uoiirl hun ltd l-i nj.i v in ruing when ii will i interred i iii iimomi s,.|l 31 a dl-jnlleli to i i says burl report lhat on ilu inurn iii it ol lln 111 li tin i-ii iniy iidvinieed on w ilicllester near which place lie met and ntiiielmd linn tvlii.'li whs resisted irom t-nlv in lln . i.i v till im.-ir lliglll whet he wils lull )„.||,,| i r.'llle aliet niu|,t ||,. ' fell back lo h-li.-i's hill our lima i re it.-.l s.-v .... gen rhodes nnd i.u i will lolled nobly d-mm lliell lull . i in e | es ul lirllile v || m |, i i , lh . a ,,,| slip ; li iir»ui*hinll si.l it . i iiulli .-•.,, i,..|„.rts ay llini ii,_t li :,, i |, uk u sims . i'll u lin iimomi sapt i six liniidr.-l n ititii i i-.,i|.'i ,,■ mu i ti city i,iu|,i in h i i i a |. 1 _.,. crowd i lath - aa sellllll.-d iti lie it ll.lll t.l uieel t ll ill lllll niustiy i|is|„.is,.,i bufore ihey arrived lhe t mtii.-r being tlelained m uli-:iin tit.iis by low iide men in excellent spirits four hundred more will b brought up tu-mor i u vi . lilt iimoku sept 21 th baltimore a in in in uf ill afternoon i il i'.nli ob i i i • ; through picket line nenr i inioh iap tu ilny , 11 ,- t legram from * aire w i c . - iv - m \ e ui who ii r i iv ,..| hi new - uli lie mi i report l uii.-ti being ill .' i lu '' j vv lii i i ml ||.. ,-; ss i in i ni 2000 iiiei nnd li can in ii over ll i !•-. ,,-,., nn i li.uw n-vi,le tifter driving tit ' i :. d rates mid huialed i lie \ ti k ■■• l ig ' ■" ' mi offered 1 lhe ketl li t s ihe set lice ol him - : iimt . 1 . . : iii v iv l ork mm i a f irettoon i.u prom iiik valley i.v-.i nut in s t j — i'll virginian ia h re : ihe t i _* 1 1 1 in | •■ vail y on , w l.ieli i represented aa lta nu been . . i l , -. v . . -\ . \; occurred nil the 1 jerry v road 2 n * below win ' early part of lhe elig ige ' ' - ■ : - . ■ ■ ■ oui ul ii li i i mm in ■ •..-,-. - ,■ enemy's . : . ,- , ■ : ■ on i foi et-s » hi . ■ , || ■ . 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' ' ' i • mi nv nn until i .■ . : . intuit in al urn ny , . , i lliiltoti lire mi mom i i unit 1 , ■ lo in-i night and noth i : ihe . v ivall-iul il ,| 1 . - : . he chiilmi i .. i , reinforced i j sin - lire en en in ed in j m fi nn st louis | i nn smith \ i . ■ i lntllsl , its jl red tin 111 ' to c 1 from beyond it iavi that twenty five ilii.tisiind priaonera have been removed limn andeisui.v ill to sin-in i id mid all h i-t;i diapatchea nr ptibliatietl from grant in ,| slienmin dliiii upon stallion to i-n force lhe dmli ut once iimt ihey jjreaily lleed men gold iii new yulli ,,|| the 17 221 gimffin sept 21 — il ia reported that ' the enemy was skinniahinu wilh geuurttl i l-.ud's iiiinv near kaiiburn yealerday af , lernui.n nnlhiiiu iiiiihentle received yet a tram uf ynt.kee t is,.i..-rs weill up 1 kuii.'h vim ready bial nij{ht lo l ,\ cl,killed lhe leu din's liuce expired to i nijrht — — 1'kmm iiiuhmond richmond sept 22 — herald ol lhe 20th received war news unimportant i l'ne day intel linn j im ttewa peace rumora produced uucasineas in the li.ti i,,ii slink exchange on lln filb i i.nsiils declined half per cent isabella arrived with new minister t mexico nut friemlly itjieeclie interchang ed tis s.'tid the emperor , if austria has re cognized lhe kingdom ,.!' rally nnj.uleuti.s health is lai ling denmark im caused delay in iho da no i iermanic nugotiationa richmond sept 22 four hundred more relumed priaonera including gen walker and aixly-five nrricora from john i sun's i-i,i i arrived al rockells lo-uight rev il 1 ». armstrong of norfolk auo among the returned prisoners richmond sept 21 the herald dis credit ih slate lit ih it giaut is in fa ! tor ol lincoln's election hut i in four of mi hi ., in new vork friends claim foi | lowing letiei received from sherman : i believe niiily-nine out of every hun dr d . it tins army is for mcclellau wilh nr without mv consent my influence will not be wauling to make the liundielli go i - nn vv ay ." ll tnie lhe herald says il set ilea lhe uil -:., : ol llll ' i . - . .. v richmond se-it 22 the baltimore am.-i icti afiei noon of the 21)1 1 i'ouliiins -. vi ru . - -.,'.,- . - i ij*|ji im it ii iu valley . ...'. l gl ut v , l - . sil l..|i:l.'s , '. 1 ,:.. pal -' - y - i i in t sti.i.urn aiitl hilar lie : : • com ■ ' . - ' ; ■ !._• twent , || vi 1 1 ll it ir ,■■,...: s of ni nine tl .,- in i in ,-■ of lln r . i's wound ed iti vi i — -• v ( , ,„, | i \. |;,, v ■ . ' v i kill tl dpi mcliii - i s ( ih unpin in woui l i '■ ■ tvei ■ slrotig in numbers nnd v v obsliual b'ghlii.u vi ■ : ■: -' li savs mi intosh lu t » leg 1 i '■ ■ i ' - i ■ ' ■!'. ill ladav 0 nn other new s richmond s m 23 \ -•'■,- 1 dis patch to lhe u tig say - ' . ii va ighan • i v ; he enemy fn in 1 1 n spt ' _- ■ k '■ ' 1 nn iv yeslerd iy moi'i ' ; ' 1 • ' - ' ul ii is s . .-,, ' s t to uy is ft i d at litiii's tiap richmond sept 23 new vork pa '" '- i i wu laille tiea tv u .. -•■• croat re , ■■ , n irihern i ci •- i wo siru . steam is ... re ca lure i - i nni lake h ■ , tsl mond iv by '■ b la from ciinad.t 1 i w i i,-:ii .\ ins say ge u ' . ■ : . i rn ved n i rm-k wi . s \. hi-cession nl : lei v ■. s i alt ices from i smith sav leavellh u lhe u - iptun d by rebels ' i train c insist d ll'ed h -.- ith suppies to i i-"ii smith six ii i iv i , i ■ i . - . : . : ',..',•. is t r a si iiiiuii in d u - ihat - '■ " di aft i progr ii was rivaie sec re i inn retll | '. . tersburg mu mi .-, . 1 ■ - . ■ j ut 223 i i m inn no si'p 23 — the enetnv ! ;.. lie it ii oi sh ' mm md have made ill ir n,.i ii'.-u ■ ll i i - . . \\ . i.-ii ford yesterday 12 o't ... \. m thi morning their infantry was within three ii ll iii ( ll i if per c ii it is be lieved the infantry will attempt io advance up i in railroad towards • lordontt din und tl cavalry arc moving in the direutiou ol i l,;,i iul'sl die | l'i 1 1 us ni a n sept 2,1 — all ipiit-t along ilia hues to-day ; not even the usual picket hiing and bul two r three discharges of cannon li is thought we are on ihe eve of atilillg events richmond sept 24th an official dis i'lti.'li ns leeeived late last night which states lhat thu enemv atlucked early at i ktshei-.s hill on tin 22nd nnd succeeded in forcing hack lii line iml throwing a force in ida rear compelling him t aban doit i.i tti in leaving 12 pieces of can non in their hands though loosing but i.-tv men m mu 1 ,, sept 23 — th armistice expired yesterday morning in rough and ready inn there remained s vn hundred nnd three and bve hundred and two confed i e rates to i exchanged yet which will bo j done in a day r iwo sheridan's cavalry j is supposed in lime left atlanta thursday i morning nnd passed on lhe sih but up to ' l.-i-i account tl ere inn urt-n no movement ' f ids tiii'.iii.iv no advance i anticipated in ihs direction sherman is supposed tu i v forty thousand effective men his stock is in the worst plight the vankeea yesterday received a disphlch from our truce officers at rough and ready from from dalioti ni wl ieh it was claimed lhal sli"it inn had defeated early t,.,,k live thousand prisoners five pices of arlillerv ami nine colors il.-n ro.les and god win killed nnd bradlv johusloii wounded and that earlv tin driven is mm president ihivt arrived here this morn in ii route for hood's i v ii - ni.'i.le n speech ni tin baptist church inking ai hopefiu view of the future he said that sherman would soon !,.- forced to retreat i it th si-.'in - of tin retreat from moscow of 1812 would be re»enactcd all i.e ".!■" 1 neelll red oil tin i ni'tltllill rontl ihis morning at which 8 persons were 1 ..! ml 88 wounded of which li inor la ;.. richmond sept 25 — the new vork i i - :. of the 22d received the vv ,,■ n iv miimpiirtant several rebels who captur d and hurtle i i he steamer luke ! . v " i i inn . i'm s hi my is i al 1 ' .. i i - ih shelltt ul 1 '- iw h.-ilian mi ih 12th i hie iho'insan i re i i.rtetl at c ilk 11 iff ' .- . 22 1 european advices of the ■ llili received — tho owners of lhe geor gia ut i ititii i ti t no interfere ce in their i half by th 1 irit '■■ got ■ i n m en i need be i ,--.■ !. tin v ni list defend their inter | e-i it t lie i niti'd 8 lies l'ri/e t mil ll ; led seinm •- . ■ again afloal in a fine sic i tier with i ni im died men i lo'.ton market quiet price one ihanged bread si .:':- dull i '.,' ( i onsliorti ( '<'■.:• ii very j lis \ y coinpliii im ;:' the charge be ti ::-', that - n-iii'is are exami ned oniy two days in the week hy tlie | siir-jeona of the ii ispitala at that ]..-!. mi i mivs that soiiliert arriving ho ilavs lin ■ •.- to wail i . .. ■ ! lor examitia coilli s :. nu ;. v , » . : ' '..':,' . . . . ml . ' - - i •:- totll j.i . . it i > litis ill 1 - .- . . i ■ i i _ i . *, to examine every sold er its lie an • ■ tu i what is . still ■ ■ . .. rn - ire inn int li ■ . u . . ..... i ■ . , in at the ■ - is ' tdiiiuli ie . i we i •• an uijji :: , - , .■ nui genei al — i unfed .' . • . ■ •' " , -. - a fair i m the i m ti i'etli-ral tiers of ->' i it tiio v rtli in to e held ti . • ' ber nu her ] ' . '■ m ami v nirv ( i of i lies • j ■ . '- . it ■ ■" e forwarded i london a dream of the times dreams " an queer things as a sage woman once observed about the men — there is much in the philosophy of dream that is yet to l.e explored and explained j and is worthy nl attention from all inqui i ers inter siud in anthropology as to its psychology there is in many d renins much that cannot be explained by those win would reduce thought lo 11 sensation and lll.-ii to a mete animal nnd only a finer specimen of animal organ zation than other animnli as to the texture of the brain one re markable phenomenon has i n observed by many who bavuallended to dreams and have recuile.1 when awake then dreaming i ui pres ions mid emotions li is ihj 8 — in dreams there ia scarcely evei a sens of surprise ur astonishment hut the cnosl unusual event or incidents s.-.-m u come naturally one instance showing nn exception to tins very general law nnd also showing another law of dreams being in some ways derived from or influenced in the preva lent habits of the waking sjale is related by a irt-nd with a finer etfeot lhan we can present in type i ins ft lend utter a tour of business and res search es lor things desired and the usual difficulties iu prices weill to his wotiled re pose and i.-ll asleep lie dreamed that he was iu n york naturally and iu course still knowing and avowing himself a confeder ate ami km wing the existence of the war so far the dream confirms lhe neutral law we hate asserted that surprise or aston ishment is rare in dreams ns wo ollell dream of meeting and talking with per sons known lo have died long since with out any of the sensation lhat would be ex cited iu a waking subject by such an in terview our dreaming friend grew thirsty in his walks around old places in broadway aud went into a house of fashionable irri gation for lhe inner iiinii — nothing in this surprised him as he would have done so if awake on ordering and enjoying a mint julep he asked the price and was astonished and surprised on being told ten cents '■ make me u half doseu was his it nn reply — which perhaps would have adopted also in the unking slate in his dream he went on through the various places in had often visited in new york pricing and purchasing huts gloves coats and all articles of wearing apparel and in each case giving utterance lo surprise nl the priees and ordering a larger quanti ty or number than he at titsi desired or wiu led ll only regrets lhal lie woke ii before completing his dream tour and observations by returning to the hotel and asking t.,r his b charleston courier georgia speaking of the pre sent position of affairs in georgia the augusta chronicle 16 sentinel says : a tew days since we remarked that sherman was running eight or leu trains a day of provisions into atlanta the macon intelligi says he is receiving over two hun dred carloads ol provisions daiiv tins is one of the beautiful fruits of i tic " armistice but what i is been done in this matter cannot be un done all we can now do is to vi goroush prepare i r the i iture if ii ( lonfederate au 3 at ki h inottd pass a few inure weeks ol ease and neowgence and rel , - ' i propi r measures und - ■ ie of 1 11 ■■ _ ... shei succeed in sal \ atlanta and will v e in a | - ' . it v i.v j rovisii .'.-.._ make it impossil le i starve bin i 10 necess ty of i u n - au a vo ai ■ 1 .. 1 musl . put in mul icrwise we vv i annotated on ; .- altar ol -.,. • \\ 0 cannot too much urge i 1 111 my ui u ui esst once it is not too late to re l ui rror ol the past let us bui . - 1 v t 1 .'- s deu -.-■ in ai ar a negro i '. ■ s 1 i ■'• ■• • i tanks and h - were pre ge i off th of en