faff 15 1 # 6|f%5p w cm i£i4 j-p hue w0 c|j|i-'i wlw # vol xxii salisbury n c 0c1obee 24 1864 mjmlitk j 1 i:i:rxi-;u kill i lit am i'kol'kikrok a^ay t--^i-mr - irra^r i-a.-j.ar/ac-t 9 tjmtssrrmm ' vm timv's ol this imp.ur six dollar f..r i ni till nn nbacnpli received for tun p-r u ,,'-. ii prene i tkb'-tmir ul kiltisint 0 p.-r square i r ii it rial i iserii i and 1 pel suture foreach vah q.if ul p iii!"-ii'i-'ii vh - • i advertisement wil alsu nil at ni i,--v - ' v f.r ihsrn nttlices nf 7 tr y.aiil •'- i ■--. " ial * '.' for tli first a u1 1 tm e i additional si ■ notice ol airj-'i u -. ill l'ir gam i ri lull tj3legh&aphio special lo ii m iui it'^'fler 1 !;• im fork est i we ill in |. die i i.i lie il.-lii'-s uf ! ieuienaiw general taylor for the oop of . i • . owing dispatch — eds k v a j i in iokki ' '- ' 1 0 ij-'-ii'-'si it ail an i i'huiuas an li winj lue with alailll ij.ii'in ii .-.,. an alleinpliui lo cross bel . « te i i tie still 5iln ni-ii ••» fue noftli side c lit i who i.av o iu lo ih in -. 1 ■ 1 k tl ni si i i r -• ; .'■ uoau and four transports . ie up the rn r tu day as far a easl i-irt ai 1 land d 2.ou0 itmsu aud ilr.s pie .« nl artillery i ul ' il k l."v wilii forrest's old leg nu ni and tin 1 ■! i 1 un — *-.«• au ! drove ijiain back cai iui i _' the ibree pieces ■ v mt j .. ,.-.-, un i -■ in ir ji.-i-.i t 0(1 lir wash ".".- i reported iu cmiuand of i ..» r i . • • i j ■ dlliou i nni i.e •■-_' i.i - ntnmand lo • * e \. j i 1 utttkst major genera i jtbe rem iin ler ot lb di at li is uoi deem il i i ul t pul th • suffice i lo « iv tlie •• vval e >_' •" will 1 ul 1 sl ti light 1 -■ ibe i i.t ;. *.-• j 1 ul im l.'<l isi vna linton la ' ' i it on friday night ou il bui ued 300 bales ol i uls i . . i ' , v has - nl in nil i in n to l m ,• rock 3 100 to n.u-i aud i 1 " 1 io ua itogue j - . u legislature of new oi a . . _■ li i..i and i iti .. > ..... ,,:' st mary i on d s au - senaiois gov m .,•-, *- ■ i ... ii iij-t'ii ii m ''**•'. ai..i ., i in ti i ..; :].. -. . iui i ■< i.v ii iuii nr m is ui ' n high i a fkom lili iimund blhmond i i t 1 3 ul - i in l'"l!"vv:i . im l»j ii |. o ie,l ai ur vy ti i ' partiuenl : ll-.n j ,.. v s.-ddt.n.s ••!• tary nf war oi ■ u i ' -'. m - 1 struck ih hdti , , m "... it . ii s i ml u iiii'-id and . ■ • . . ; liul i st ites mail train ie ol > !■• iii illtt a < i lull . t i -. and 150 horses i - - are iwo i auk i n v . , , * i i.,i i-iniiicli v a k.e.leb i hi im i 111 xi u1 i i -, i i bninnd i \ .. i - -. i ! i , . , which ta . - h ' , . . i ' - its bulb i - d i - . in .. i .: . . - ■■ | .! . inn 1 1 - liml mnsl.y ul ovei . ki • - ' iulds sins i 1 . - iii i ... . i e a i ii ii , . * iii i , ers fro in s i , . 1 1 1 ii i >| . . r - tl i mo with - r • . ' . vv . . i i in ■ - ' ' 1 iln department and ii iii iirnii ii uf any since grant goi into position before ihe ciiv i'l-.i lhshi mi i i,t 17 — chronicle of i tile loth says pennsylvania a limited i g.me 1 leiiiufritii even wilh soldier vote men vnted against new cotisliiulititi t.i ilujorilj though soldier v..ie ttill adopi it indiana and i iliio umn republican dispatches friini grant's annv liefore this place nt - active operations will soon li renewed papers itv m.-'v iniide a r n l un 1 f ( ). li 1 and m . istas gap i u nl white 1 laius iu bol i nf which . he nn successful i'l ie m i !... m • '■: ■ *-' i l : 1 n'urtll m in i pill.-tu i.u -. i coiiret n-m z i'm m-uld 1 s • ac . al 13 lonville sta ; ling in niiir io i leein lhe peupl i and ; the inst i now !,. ing mads in iheir behalf . if ihey would rally to i.i stand ird all . would i it ii and he <•• u i 1 remain with . i'i ni i not in coiifejei y would not : again uli r ill m j portuiiilit-s of redeinp | lion from iheir « ■ •■-. mos'.v i imported '-" in ve crossed the lion nt i'l montgomery cmuty friday i nebraska jj.uii lie ul«l can ', id 214 no vv^r bulletin fr..ni stan ' lull mobile oct 1 " a special dispatch lo i the i tjisler v .. s iui 1.1,1 ir.ii sh yg '.'.,. ' s 1 ... - it in iblican uf the lllli ife 12ih says price rehired without attacking 1 ■!■ . i , ' ity and went west-wald lo the ' neigli ' 1 1 "■ i of 1 1 - m ■■ -*. 1'iv.i thou i - md ol iu iu ii i -•-- i the miss eiri rivs ! , r and supposed lo operate un matsliall | and joseph's railroa !. price u .- in ... i l ■ , clean sweep of the paeibc road burning mil i/'i '- ._■ • ti-i lamoiru r.v r a i .. iwn bridg -..-■..' t ' , m ■ ,. i !,.- in ; . isi n is bv a foi lai fur • -..-• i il i to 25000 1 1 idiliuii of affairs t 1 terabit vt.ii --• lur ill 1 . i , ils tl in • at anv lime since the be-ji lining of ihe war ! r'ue same papers iiri advising the abaud ,.- i,i of arkansas to save miss uiri > m i...iii i si tnii-l ; v ii h 1 '.- 1 '- i ir tim coi federates re reported clad in new clothes abandoning worn oui horses foi oi » one men and i orsi - i . led with , plunder l.'.i r.is.l trains and bridge , burnt near t ' .'■ forni i memphis arijus of lhe 1 51 '■ has later dates which ex n fir run th d rtruclioii t j i iiiiiit.li osagti aud more hi ig -. ii [ anderson thrallkill perkins ind thorn i.ui all : ioed l'rice who lias 1600 caval i rv aud j pn o - of artilh i \ . uurbruige hit arrived hi c ncinnati — rin " ' nn n re tl atliii is his expedition unsuccessful passenger rains on lhe kentucky central is r , ! have been de | ir i , 1 ' '. in l illus i 1 lie ,,.•.-; r-iinii in m i l io anil in diana iinl i-at success in il it publican j ticket morton's majority probably 20 tinn in pi ..-.• ol t ui and i olid clou vy i-i in jj i ii uis ill - - iv - lhe 1 oth und i sill corps lost iiuee tlu'ii in ! in the «-- , nl ou ch illi is farm ii lhe n vv mark t ii ad i 5 1 1 i i '■ ' ■ «.( over ■ x tii - i md dui j i . south i „'■ s ei in ".'- |. --••■ in lhe \ i i rn sn.-i , , i i sl rasbutg v . ! , i tan thinks nl _'! io ,- - -. , slautoii's _ les . . ... iu td e to ii 8 e af fair at fn i i : ! . - i kill ed and wounded y-livd i'lieinv n i my ti mors vv -.- hi i it'iva • r stints mi i i >.\ and a ■ .-■• of iheir . iv , i v * i ■• in ■ - ■ ivu i ui i , mice \ i'u ' g i . i alter ol 1 1 w i s.'vi i ly wound i i .: n i - i v '■■ nun i : in . g on 1 1 in dav s > ■ in eriii nl mi i let 18 \ lhe a 1 1 i-rlis.r vias , i says the m in i.i i . i in ; ii , i 1 2 ill ur x nihil riuaii sheri ilk s i i . i i . . t t i \ . v . ol the i . il . . iw the ' - ! cat st'onelil flit mil a strung recommit a r in p-ntv to-day to discover lhe wherea houts of lhe t l.-l coluimi said to !,.- inov iug towards the west ringgold and in termediate points hat l.-eli rei!.'lli.-iifd no i-i in.uiiiiieiiliun yet wilh sherman jeff thompson captured sedalixoli lhe 15lh l'rice still reported moving on lexing ton i inlil continues lo advntice in now york la-t quotation 220 richmond oct 20 -|- advices from eu r..]e io the till political news unimpor in nl mi slid 11 m .) mr krlau/er were in.ir ri d ni i in i v nl much pomp peace addresses signed bv i!,ree irin lire.l ih ni ii i persons has ! n hans tnu'.eil t'rnin rduglnud t gov s-vimmr !.. i.e placed before the american people the signatures were obtained within three weeks ki <! embrace eveiy class the cl rv f all denominations hnve support ed it hs'teuially the cnthuliu priesthoods in ireland lu liverj ool cotton declined a lialf lo tie peuce bul closed lii in ricumond ei 20 — new york papers ofthe 18l.il ree-ived an oiliclhl dis patch from the w'.ir 1 > -[ m r * nn i.i sins lid tii-'sfiuin slieriinin tn the evening ofthe 1 0 1 it indicate lhat hood afn-r having struck lln railroad iu lhe neii/hhorhood ol i't.iuii and l.est-.'it has f.ill.-u buck !•■•■ fore *-;, im ni without fighlii.g and h'.j.ii d.miug his great movement upon our line of cominuiiicaiion lie hm torn upsonui lifteeii miles of the road from reseea north bul the injure will be r.-i ured vtillnnil difficulty the mien nu tiuii will cause no iiicoi.veuienc lo shernian's army as stores mi ! 9ii|,plies south of the in -...;, i well as i o ll i -• amp '-. ii i rel i laltttl to w i,l i .*- luth-wesi his rear left ijal'.oli rn i isle sund iv morning press italfgritin-i si.v 11 1 u moving lo lafsyeiie aud sliermuti i pr-'ssing bim i '...--■ v . 1 i has nearly his whole iru v iu-i i li of l.itii kdpairick has reached ! • ill in with in cut i ■ v !.-.- 1 1 lay m ■■ 1 mi v york i nv ■ airy surprised mosl.y's camp in-nr !'■ . niuii in 1 i-aptu in four pieces of arlillerj ami t iitim n-r t pris ners s v n.i pioiiiineiil business houses ii baltimore and wiisbingum have i en clos ,-,! l-t order of the government and the propi i..i and lhe cl ik iirresw-'l • i the charge ofi hanging in ibe cotilrabautl tiud wil • lhe r-i ,-. 1 ne lew constitution of mart i ud adop ted by it hi j inn ut 150p the urn t vote hnvine overcome the home in ijoiiiy ugainsi it gold itilvi.n •.-, i ui 223 hut closed .'. 218 in r-onsequeiice of lhe reported evacu ation of iiii'liui ud i '. i i:ii-.i;ri'i i ni . 20 there was nn ii-n.il i my in in onemy'l chiup ytsstw day mid lln day before troops were -- ii in ii . iiiug towards ciiv i oiut and i i»iug in 1 lennu la llumlre is i here i no dem iiislt m on ol force in fruiit - im ii nv w ,-, however demonstrating ii.i m - ing mi our e\!i--i!i mm . . bul ii 1 . supposed to amount i much ' riimii.mi oct 21 european advi lie oth - t - ihe coi v , ntion re - . tided hy the !'.' i i und i ll ll i . iveltimelits li.is ■ iu - ' d with a pr » tli vl the italian c ip i lo 1 •* i.lll s .- md vv ith i in ihe french trouj - from rome for iwo y us from tl . . 1 1 ■• , vi i ih m in - uv nill subtil t to ll i l'arli un nt treaty is mil in t.-il to the pi ;.■-, u liu llii u i ■' i'rul uol or ti in i i m •;.'.' ■ ■' lhe french troop ure in - w ; m i v n \ m.i iu r nerd has i '( n n ■ m i m \\ .,-:. m icier go ; - - 1 ; 1 1 i i v . i m i . i t . 2 - 1 es slate unit i u 1 ' . . - y ou lln lolb surp - . i '■' - li tvn . . ':. i 1 s.-l ' lie io givu ■• iv . .. - mini . ■ ' and " 1000 < ur loss i in pi j lie jngaaa rrnxuar rwwwvtzwr^w an ...■.■ enemy's infantry reported very bvllv ,!,- . inonilized we did not pursue — his loss very severe eu ll.-iui-eiir eiiull-ly wniitiile.l ttliile soliiiij villi j-allr.niry und was captured , ; by tin enemy richmond 21 sew york pdpcrsof lhe ltiiii re..-ive,l official dispatches i si.tie hood's main fnrce near litfayette on ih rii-lil of l!i ki'li sliertnitn is al ships jap at which point part of the 111 n c were captured tin rear of iii ill's amiy left i 1 me eniiliu until t | luvliullt l the i7llt m luins u-i ur.i.s f l 1 till i.i i iice . \ head qunrler.i is n-porl d il i i i curtis tlrove the rebela oui ol indepeu . dciine on tucml •■ . jt*ii * lijinev died in l'liiladelphia on , tuesday ili-.u excitement prevailed al mem ■ phis on mm i in evetiiuyi m ciilis<*nuen(.'e . of nn nit ■ k mi tin ciiv by ;* strong body j . i uf fir list's furi-es twelve hundred n.'r ; i undei ijindes have eniieeiilritled l.enr liniiidoiil uru y , the peace i uiiv i'titiuii i,t in session ai cinci nati long is talked of ns cnndidnte ; fur pi sident : gold cli'-ed ill xet vurk 221 monii.k < hit 22 — i i operator at tu . cumbia 21-t reporls ;» nug of nice yes ! tcrday nt deoatur yankee officers an liiiml is healing sherman ni ins own game , of ll nk it is reported mir force hold ■ , itoii'.o lilii.las kiii-'.i,"i itesecca mission ' | iv ki.lge and atlviticiiii i'ii chattanooga tvliu !, pined iii f-derals were tuiiceiilra • ling in withdraw rus uiinnportrti.t • i i'i si.,-1 liiiiii forces me un short ra 1 ' tiuii n.-m li .■ papers of lii 1 7 th nnd '• ■ '.'..- louisville j.-iiriiu i iin 18th aays i ' i.ii-r as are ot r : un n ng kei.lucky — ' voorhees i r •;.■.! i.y 10.000 n.a juiitv '■> eolllivies in i ii in give an a bull li ii of 2700 philadelphia des ntclies of ' '■ the till cl urns tlie stale im the kepuhli 1 cans by 3000 major it . mkiiidias oct 22 — trans missi«*tippi l-iii n!s hiu in ee lhat gen sundwaitc ' i attacked me enemy nl cabin creek in bud tw iu.ii ii mi the loth iust i uc ivf ler : i _: ■ . i i i j u several hours defeated the i-n e.'nv , eapiuring tweuiy-tive wag-ins one iuii ii ii t 1 iwuiily ii i-uiiers yankee loss 111 killed aini wouieicd two l.uudrvd ' ' ours sl .;;.: \'.- vv fever still prevails iu galveston ii 1 houston ri curreapouilel.ee helwuetl our forces and the ei.--iiiy 1 i'u z - i-i ii.ij r i ■-., - th • i i lli.i l iriiinis 1 . i'.ri t i..-n : in l ii yankee m.-rvim aud lisecliiisla is 1 - colonel ki iimond 22 - 1 ii baltimore amer ican evening if : ' mil uf lhe 2 j lb re ceived by liie whig stanton's ntli.-ia inilleti'n to dix says mir.llier great i'ttlle fought yesterday 10th at cedar < " vk in ugh nt first n jie.ii disaster gnallj e i su .: n " i victor fur ilu union forces - under sliei'iilitn mure splendid than an ii retol achieved korlv three nieces • ol artillery captured and inanv prisoners , nu nn side liens w ight i ckets and i n'uv er whu ...-, i i,nd 1 lixwell ki s i.-l ui's .-:.'. ... i .-: i 1 idmiis ids army w ,- i , v u in con tits n loui in il-s he isteiietl from v , ler where he was return from w ,-- _: u and took af . fairs in . i , i i.i ne of hat - mn , i',l rt im after - ... - - ■ v i i i ,- ., -. the eae ""..'. t filed 10 el - ". _: • ■ i ■ a li u i . . i of the i m . . - .-- m sin ' rdity in pursuit of the i - who w relre itmg s o ll villi 1 1 1 0 w ii v 11 v i i . e . s,-i 1 1 ..- 1 1 hod 1 1 y s ca v nl it iv .- routed nl ltoiutt on lhe l2tl i l m uty's i - ,. . , 1 i i v i s.i io euij . . : n c itiiidu ills . . . . \ . 19th . i lull . .- ..-•-. . v ■ . . i :. ,. klglil • wi-r irftd and qfii . . resul of the vote et i new i l ' . ualifix i uli ii the ' , ■ ,| - .... - ■ ■ ' 1 1 1 ai ne ■ ml .... !.. convention of sillies lo settle the ditlicul lies liii-iimum oct 23 — lincoln wuswre liad.-d and made a speech of some length in which in alluded to intihiatmns lhal ! he would seize and gotllrol i lie gorerilllleill if defeated it the coming election deelar ed whoever was constitutionally elected ill november should in duly installed presi dent on the i'otilh of marc if the peo • j deliberately decide to have immediate p»,-ic even nt lhe loss of their count ry and their liberties he knew not the power nor thu right to resist them he believed i in never they w.-re mill resolved , li perse mrniice consistency and liberty ; and in i this hi office or out he was resolved u ' italic bv them mis-u.ih missouri mid garrison rnptur . ed nn salilrdi by shelby oily hall hlid ] olher buildings destroyed the greatest ' excitement prevails on lhe kansas bordei ! and leavenworth is being fortified j cold 2 76 richmond oct 23 — the new york i herald of the 21st received no late news | from sherman the latest otli iui repot i from missouri stall's lhal the main rebel army wan still easl of black water river the vermont raiders were arrested iu canada fast tbe gov gen of canada ! has assured t lit gov of vermont he will i respond to the requisition of lhe united i states for t lit delivery of these criminals ; the outrage created great excitement iu vermont richmond oct 23 — l>y recent arrival from europe assurances were received at washington from the highest sources that no ves-els capable of belligerent service | ag.iiiist the united slate will he allowed ' to leave french port for confederate ports cliarlottsville < ct 22 — rut few ad i dilional particulars from the valley our ; army i 11 hack lo new market the ene niv did not pursue maj jen ratnseur 1 was shot in the bowels and supposed mor ! tally wounded hu fell into ihr bands of ! the enemy brig geo battle was wound i ed in the spine and arrived here this norn i n also i3rig gen connor of s caro iii wouuded in ibe leg on the 13lh inst a thoroughly yankee calcula tion — a writer in the ji-ll'i-.rson county new york union who has boon making calculations relative to tiit number of men killed thus tar in this war gives the following re snits : there have been enough al ready slain to encircle our state if ! their dead bodies were laid in one continuous line if thev were plac ed in coffins and corded they would count thirty-nine thousand cords if laid in a wall twenty five t'eet j thick and thirty t'eet high it would | be over a mile ami a quarter in l-*ngt!i if five feet thick and tea feet high the pile would reach a cross the state if piled up in a ten acre lot they would be nearly two hundred t'eet high and if laid up tin the ground they would cover ev en foot of soil in jefferson county seven ry-five thousand tons of human blood have leen spilled in dixse'a ■ : — enough to turn every spiudle in lowell and if'tho tears were ad ded to the flood ir woul i turn the : .■■■ tu ry " ,- continent an i the j unavailing sitrhs vv ild ev ery i . ' not en told the i nu lled and maimed lor 1 ken into ace tint iu - lie - . - - ly and lai .' ■ war the following are the -..':" o regiiu - the ti ■ ' ii pel rsburg 23d regin ent — 1 - un i i ad wounded and in ssing 2sl ■ ilored 1 1 offi ters ai nen killt i vou u dud aud ired 7 ... aud i i regiment col ired t - : ' - - r of men li cd woui i and _'• 39th . ■; ment colore i evei til officers . aud tu using '. junior n i . ke l tl ■ » -.' il wa for bi in \ ir 1 i.i ■ . until you can pay for uc •>