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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
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,. Die @ ga,s Der Counties %ztoraan, Serfsrsp, Sci
SoaA, paroN, 9aBe, Hodiug5au, 9luoufa, Bltb. GpS.
pFlSSc' @ut9pano, Srtetcurt uuo &rdig.
mcIeen: Nv" ~" -
Die 4tdnnib1tten bar Epuntie5 fairFnr, Qcubp1n. San.
agIer, prince s9tatan, 3tappabannOt, 6 lsever, efaSii.n.
SrEene, Sran9e,- al1emarle, &mbrit, 3tcllCn, Gamgb.a,
Ssei?to' SsSGRotts Sulaifs, stCntsOnc:9, Carroll, 6IsgS,
~r1llot uno oar otaot 22nbturs.
ltA Sit rtetoen:
Die siaani8aften Ser Counties 5tsforb. ssnfsl.ayia,
SeEsltNe. stag StprGc. 50ctmsrrlanb, Hortbua,bu(sss,
M'RaioHo, va edSer, Gier, @ftoolcitr. 1cuiiI, TIusens,
Ssedl1no, panooer unO Der Stabt SreoeriG5sura.
~ sen. sem. 5user in Der St1ct NprfOlf babea liz
ete StanniAaften Ser Counties satrt6, SEnry. Nranflir.
EttlSts&nt1' 5oltlar, Slrdienbura, Srun5wif. 3nntr6urs,
spMsoLtf, Sftase Gofparo, Apppnldttor, stpttOpap. anttlia,
+eI9ele, SretnoS'Hc, Suffer, Srutbamgtsn, Surrp. SSlc NJ
y t9bt, RanienOnb, &orfplf, Srinces gnrt, Srince eeSrss
uns Der Stiot S]cicr5burg. H"
;U Heleer: '"N" wv
Die Ranni5aftcn &c. Counties Charles Gits, aep Rent
Ssaass s"s. Ntas SHItllal, sting anb Sgesa, sIOIteiter,
Ste ~iil'S Der fol9eaben Counties 5ratden lid yDrL5yI,
njGt 81 atclben, aItlen i6 o6r in Hereifiba, bourn, n.
baie p11 ssn. .. @eb Deer Sen. 3. HtarIbaQ cine beS.
tStt9e Sreer aW59ebt:
re Counties siIs5, gl;nrpe, errcn6rier, @tcrcer. 5 s,i
sea. %ttGowtl, Sm0tbt, H1ptbe. TpvRina, QBaibinatSx
SfHti y, Bnf, eudbaran, Scott uno See.
@Nf eent Rtneeisoussiose 81 atsnterep in 5js6lans
gaunI9 nsten lIb ctniuTreen. uR ibre 4npeienbeit uns ua
mrtteTe Sreer an Sen. GbSars SpbR On ;u perio!ea. Per
lta 9e9eIsaSt'3 III @a&p alesaaav, 6tsS(ano GVnnty,
Die Nannis sfisr Der gOuEties SisbtanS, WentIt!.n II.
potobpntos. ~ "'''' y
@uf benz Rsn6syUOnSplabc secre 6air srUnnO nase sia
nioae pa9eh lb etnSHTnetn ano bel Ssneral sBiR6et III
Sc @anni+aitsn BON 9enrieo Counts uab Der Stab
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
Gin IS &,
Die QuSuabme pom 9tilitdrpft6ti9tcit 9crifcr
Narteien as reLialSlsm &runO Bin betreienr.
WaTfrt am 29fen @6r; 1872.


Gel IS bclfGoncn Aurh ce @ensrat @ftrn6Iy ron Dir
9iri;a, ZAP rpcnu cine Gir9abe an Die &ooro Of GrtnptiunS
ptIen @uenabme Der Rtit,pfibtigtrit 9cnadt mir, unb
;lp1r 0uf @rmo BIN, oGB Der NppItfant incr 8irbe anaes
bout, btreu Resclu tkn bona 1bt az Dem Grereifen Ser
Q8NTen bino,rr, unS menu btrlclte ud6 bent GrmeITcn Der
Sraro btcier Gir6c bertit3 bt . lTrure bicIrS 8eitbce
onaebOrt bat; uno ftrRcr, rcenn bclaet r IprIiant Sem
GtcriT Der Srunto reer Far Collector Der Stob!ceu Sutpu,
N pclrer eCrielbc ,rphnt, bic Suntmc pun firfbunocrt
9plare, uue pb fcrner ipci $rrcert eeS aneenpMnier
rsn BertbcS ittie5 %eeueItartn gieeathum5 ssSatlt bat 70
fpN bic &sarD mad 8OrSeilune Der betrefcnscn Sutttuuocn
uno noGben, btr Ipplt ant beisEertn pbcr perittcrt bat,
Dap sr hie Sie9icrung Der Gcnl6e,rirten StoAtru u%nterfasei
uRa Ho6 er trtne pul[e DEER SeiNonb Dem Stinbc oerlelvcn
9cteu rid, ecrlelb,n ppW Silit6rotrEItt %euttinOcn; Ypr-
o~uestcEt jcep b, bnF cine lpIse $,rIpR niibt n StanSe III,
Bic Sunrc BON fIuifaunecrt EoGar4 nm ;rpCi SrCHnt Ii.
mes F~fusrb0rCu Eteenleus,e III iahlrn, 70 i0V biIlct5c, ncnr
mtiitareflGtts. ais 3ratUleiest cocr II elmer anEcrcn Gis
eenibaft psrIeanot pcIoer, ne s0S Ir0sen Sn g5afftn
Mot nptbSenstl III; une rOraNSseIest fcrner, baf Die 0uf
etcle 8etle bctrettct Seylonen ale in ihrem 9eitte btfncs
lihen 8afen CUR &~erfRsgns Scr Rt8ierurs HELEN.
q Die rUrtrsdbRttn 9strif5 Hub GeQtcrprs katcn fur
bic stCrenrA eineens aHenen Setr6se in 9leiGcr gRetie
&tSnan9 sESul; gen, ste user ee fur 2ieenIrn une Qortu
etRsensraeRcE Selser.
81 Die Seare pf EreHptien ipQ rem SuSitor Of @ub!iC
&tcsunts cine stslaubisr &bidrtft Ser Gife Der aWf bttC:
Eeile SsSt NiiilIreicnds b~efCeitel 4erIrnen, Icpic a.
fSriitn Der son BEN SaerifS unS Collectors 0NsseRsQter
SGlt!ursen tur siertlr etrsezpSmcne Scpr69e tirIcno n
eaEit Der Eusiter zen tertfeHseA seamtea pici, Setr6a,
IL &sSuaEs h tns'n fanR; saraW $9sleEt, b0B bic S&trtFE
eoAHllltsn tur ale eurs RteleS 4eiss etnjunes aenssA 81.
trdse Hur 2 crescent kctrGsen strf.
DtetS 9tltk I'D veg le;ner 5lffrunt an in Strait ItiN
Zine t~sslaueiste abltbrift:
- n. +. &prbpN, Sr.
9. .. o. II. s. son 81.
Spbn L EpnAu. SeNlitn-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
9rcc(a#aticHsn.
@rrcIamafSem

eee 9~Hoernenrs pou Sirstutezo
DIE @enrral @lemtGp pcu Sireiutsn bat elm
"slss rdlirt, Dir &uffurung uup GiRrsfhuro
Ger >llttNrtffen Strsit!rdftc Der Commensurate
|estre1'nc, ouf pslttsS Die gutsn Burger sitf.e
S'a'bS angeic8entli6f nufmertfam aemadt
'rtreen' Sober Sarstr III Direct pStr Indirect
,st Den SroptIcusn rrFet6tn interelfrt, uup es
" pom GROCER @ihtiat,it, tas fese 6i!felet.
Itun9 ben nit Der GusIGtrune pss @efesce be.
1"ftrd9ten Seomtsn crtbttlt trerre, banlit rieIefs
osH tersn Serpft6tuHaeu aewifenboft nadtum.
men tUnnsn. Strftr 9rrctanotipu if cine at,
Artft Pee tet.tfsnrsn @sIree8 unb Der @eneroI.
0r0srs Ses abiuIant gsnsru's btierfiat. Go
1T oUn 9roecr sei&tisfeit. bag rtcIen Orerrs
5olsc 9stetfst prrbe.
CCO) @s8ebcn unter mriuer 5nnt uub
{. 9 untsr ptm StegeI bee @taotes An
@' Ti&mOnr, am 10. @d, 1862,
nno TN iessunra&t3t90tu Sabre Der Common.
"'9t.p. Spbn Qet6er.
0ur ben euuSsrnsur:
Stcr8e u. @unfurb,
StnatsrS tcrstdr.
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SWIM {. gSpAn, Stputs.


9Th @eleRy
bic StGbuns stNes Gsrps = etreffens. II ~
burg saIislbe bic Ii& MET int acttiycu
Dtenf ksftneIteen %sffen bteIss Gtsatea
Hne Der Gnnf5strtrten Staaten
et~nfammeIn ;u Gafirn.
5a)frt am 12tcn Sr5ruar 1852.
Sst eS helAlshen burdl bic 8eneral Nfenels, bas Ser
Soaoerheur elsltr commonwealth hermit auto iiirt unb
erlu1t proe, ets Sseftna unb Sergeant5 Der Ytr1hie eenfr
Spanttes has 9erporationen gu oeranlaftn, iralti, oil,
best Staate 5W9mlen eoer Den &Onf6Serirten Sf,otsr ~
~gsb6riseu @tuetstcn, siitOlen, S66ei uu6 onSsrr ~, FL !,
ein;ulammeiR, bic no jebt III Sen 3 6pbsn MN s1,r5n, ~, :,
ibren refpeetipeH Count s uRo Sprpprationpr scf,S,r -.
Met I'M aetisea Stenftfteben, uno eieie,6en in,Isi% ~, S%s ~,
&ejntaut 8eusral elaer Commonwealth m IEsrrs" ~"
gisies SieB fnst lesSn mot auf Die gBoTen Nnr5srs
oans, ole pom SouSt!neur tGriliA CUR 9epaTrmnn Ssr
stiHSeu Der SerI4ieeenen &ouHtief, StISte mr. "T w.
3uRl enentls1en S6uBf rtrtbett pur6tn.
Sur iothe 9isllfltiltInlfn ielen bic SberiHS DSer Gov
9eanta ju ei1er @ntlh6eiaun1 ron % Cents fur isSr e;-s.
lantnleIte Ino c~inselieftrte " etetes 8t6ie, Sl6e[ nS,r ~
Dee Sadr Ytltoltn b~frsdtt9t iein; un6 fOlen lolte TerSs.
raa9ta, menH BON BEN Ahiuiant DC ieral unttr;eihrCt mn
perDsn. 'S"9'
1f"R 60 oon oeni 8puuerneIr Serlan0t wir0, ben On
turosfoh9ea oHlea SeleBeS nadWtpmnen, fpQ IS Die 8diht
Der pitrjH, auT9eterSertsn Sberlf2 unb S,roeauts iein, 81.
tnitlht AA}el9e III tpr;n rep GeanlieS uu6 gprvorotiourn
~ naden, iOOrtn ale 9erloReu, hcelhr TnIh, in $50 O.
tenbr SSa1en ia 6dnbsu 6asen, auf1sflrosrt msrNss ~.
ielbsa l9SaES On Fen b%eiEtTtHb. n Sberif nSsr SgL,s,n,
1bWlleleFn uao ntnn lr9eHe Ssrnanb. Der ini+e 5tHT"r
IN Sanota PAL %9erlaIHIt, pIelel6en innerbals N,r nSlgndsn
SIan3ig Se5e. 2on, So9e Der 9u6I ifotinn bief = sio,;,i sr
9elsehSt, StltIpen an ZEN beiTe1enoen SbrtF p6er e. w.
aeant abSuIielern, 10 Toll er FUR cine ieoe uiht" oE,.I;SS
une pei TIM 1or9efunesne siu5fcte, 9ltle. G56S NyJg,tnls:ts
bts yaar 8rtelen in Gins Strafe osu ,ebu 0nT,rrs ~. y
len, Hn6 tpe1n cine lOlRe %erfen / m @ttlitSr Sisn,{' ti".1
pFtAtst ~ 10 leA eIslel6e lp5iciA in Den attisea E;,r5t -
PIE SaSfF eF ErItsfs 8ejOOsR rperasa. '"'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
9rpcIa@stirssn.

w 'oa &c fhtbt Ger Fe'cc'cu SbcriFs u-b Scroconts
Elm. icibe os'ommette g3aH,r fro(eih oTf go,trss -
2taaHe en- ZEN Ieiutout General II; utcrm pdeu. Inn
t9sno etn ,rltsr Stetif !csr Sergeant, cer ucrI6umt ocCr
~ Hs'9ett' CEN SelttT'mun9en eiclts NurS nahiufrmmcr
me hi9t Mebr as rln'bun ert Oclor5 pcrfa an. fje Sr
gRi sut #rtvae eCe StadtSnnSaIis bti eirer ,esst5,i,,y
in Der er Sptut, gu sab1en iinb. ''N'
Cine Sspjc scs SeTtsee. " "'"i ''"'
StsIaNsist; sBm.R . grrbrr :,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
ptrf'nsI. Sti&rttInss Der entEo6en.n
G~tfaR9erea.

ytFI'HhI'OtlArttNhH9 Der entflcbeutH
stfaSssSsa.
9AGts II. Gilmore lit stpa 81 Sabr alt, flsf
5sb ltba bic II 5uS boA, Sat blaus @ustr,
sanEite 5Aar, Sat cine Nurse iibsr Gins per
EaAsn Hao sest ttDas einwGrta.
anertD SaGioan, sis SrldrSer Son Ssbprt,
sat tiHt sEnfIt @tIat, farte, 1T 21 sis % Sabr
alt ans 1T stSa itas 8us BOD.
s. &sIUin 5tary IL rtsa 20 S.kr aft, sat
fiAt ssa' @tRhtsfarts uus 1T slwa fanf 6uS
eret tiS 0hr 3sa sO&.
J0ltpb t9osner IL "a obrr % Sa6t alt, 6ar
rotass paar, it tt!va fuai Gus 6 bis 8 BOD
bc@ aAo trdst cine Uniform.
p BN. &tart 1T rim glntss, ttpa rs Ober 27
5abr ali, fnnf 6S6 8 Upcr 8 BOD bod, Sat beus
osars una au]en, uuo Batte, ais CT entpia
einea iSsarjsS JtUf IN.
5olspb Sslsr, Elm &natt Yon Is SaSren il
ttSa pier 6as FessH Bis 8 3oa BOD, BON 6eue
3autFarte uuo iebr DOasm g3efHat.
Soon Blliaws lit ttpa 81 poer % 4o6r AZ,
osa 9stem AsNbsrea, BOO Fana uiats ,peite
sSfr egAislSfa aaSs9sbR neresn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
GreeutissS egNrtem mt.
SibRipue, ga, z. SfGr; 1852 .

Seber 5berif uno Gle Siti2nieen, wel4e nit Re II Gin
lantrts!n Soa SidataDadcn beauftro9t itne, merosu bitrnit
au,9etoroe't, lold)s gut Su NGrpddfn Uno inter Der apr,jTs.
,9oI. Y. OtmmU6, 8i9nOao, 8a." balou 59i ~ az,
Silenoen. Die euro oao Giuiomatelr, 8typeduaa Nm,
Sleaop0rt entltsbenoen nnteten ScrCen ecgen 2utItun.
9on { oil. 0tmAod au5saa6lt.
~seneGmist Spbr QrtAsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

> V0"'' tHfHre Won Str6t lea.
Der Circuits ,Ssk5rts etsIcs stsAtes iR bic
NasrtAt 'H4esausen. eas San,s 81. e(rpr,.
Snsrew sullivan, s. Calvin 6errp, Ssiest
E'shsr, 0'rl@tsosRtr eerssbsn snsetlaat user
esrstts ubtrfisrt, aus cen @sfGHssis Der St.bi
Et&meno e%ntIprMHseH ,hne uns N6 isst osl
IrFtfa 6sSs tefaosn {: wssb6Ib i'd bierHit eixt
sfl0hHuna -eH fanf unp IpapIis Donars Ctm.
leaiseK FH'rire, Der irsens etEen Der Grfsster
sIAst'!nst sfredtttt nn6 in Sss SefSnsuts Der
etaSt Si4msns %asIisfert. l1nb ids forbere bitr
Nit fsraer ale Civil Hns 2Stlttar. SebSrssx
olflsf Sta1tsf, Isw E sinsn isrsn 8,@osaer res
FISfn SEf Hass Aaf;u istsn, Inn Oisle uebtltsG.
ter !" serssftsn sRo iHr Strafe gu ~briastn.
CC0O StSebsn u1ter A,einer Damp un&
&c. Msttr ets1 Gitssl Dss States ~
49, %tSaanO, am Is. Se6ruar 1862,
kro i'm it%'Saoast3isitsu Sabre Ser CENSOR
~eatto. Scbn 2et6fr.
OUr sHn GOuotrneur
@ssrss 50. 81 unfprs,
Staate Secretdr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
8rsciamaftSm
0s6 SOnoerneurs Don 9irgiaien,

Snr& stH SeleB Ger 2ssialatur pislsr GtM
.Fg"oealth, Palltrt am l8ten Gage pes asaeu-
~atfl9sa MeaatS (Seeraar), rsirD ~beliaHt. Oae
IN !seer esRStp Ssa seypssasjoa elm @.ri4t
ssS'!sst ~<rasA lsS, StI&~s Die Sra4ex aAsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
un6ertettF 4.

Der ilnter,eitasts lit jcst in Stan6c, ittrM %uftrao in
finsm, Sci6oitc auSsufubreuuus ipar 70 biGie ale m0siid.
Cine auewabl rrn Sdl gen 1T fprtudbrtut %oprratsie.
Gin neuer, 1Gnner &rbttnpaaen nit etneM Gulen
Suti&c- uuO tubissn 9ferstn fur e~ticaisen Gctrau&.
Die Aufntrtfomteit ppu 6otetiubobcru 1t. 8aSiilien Dirb
scrtttet ouf i,iue groee ausWo6t Won N1otrossn.
@uSbenclun9 BON Srpta's, Stitblen u. Sprtnematvoten
pCrcrn prompt 6cIcr9t. ErGnris 90ubt.
@rrdSfr.. Eft Der 3tn Giraffe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

@atpr $6brin9sr ppbnt in Der 5ten StraBc ouf
Der Ras7 Dill, III SensSSauls, 6as friIbsr @ir. Sraule be-
mpbnt bat,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
DroeI II nation
ptS G~ouvtraturs BON 9frainitn.

Ser Grctuhs, 8eF6rbt lit bic gn,eio. atpcrA., z
Ns1ert SOebfon, Der in Dem GtfaisH { BON StrSSIS
Tim s0Hnt9 sat be u S Y ron 9rUsts 9is6fasI bin EN-
3tueet SeE, am 81. VrarS Earaue tntlpruRstH ii NIB Tb
lset ant trelei tuBt %bsttnoeti pss6als Id sisruit .is,
5.loenitn3 Don GiS9nnerrt sOIars ~btritnisen Strfen eorr
sstlosen aHslsse, sis 6siasten Slostri 9oobion persafttn
anS III 1as gsetensatB ebt9cr Gpartp a%SlitftrH uHo id
iorotfe pierntt terner 0le 9iSils mo Esilit5r> Sseb5rh,rT
lomie etHea ]t(en %eTcbnsr 6ieta Static auf, aGsS OUT,
jIeleten, UNI telaBttn EoOeicn ~ perbaftsn un0 ,ur acre..
ten Straie u bri1str. o. S''""
Ae9sssn Unttr ueiner 6aro ala 8cuverneur usA r,,,r
- benz SisscI Der Commonwealth III RidnopS' an,
Y 9. 9ttn Sa9s sss &prils 1861, uno i'm s6ftn Sosrs
~ bfr Commonwealth.
SOtn 2et6tx.
Sur ben 0uuptrusur:
George qa. @unfprb.
Staat5. Secretdr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

&o6ut goabfOn III stipa finT ur6 Stsr;ia Sa5r oIt s.HA
EuB SDsi 3ga bod, BON Harlem nlussu Diem ,PSrn;rs,T'
ssn SuufeIer Geii4tsfarrs, Sat fdware Aaden unS IN; ~,
5aar uRp Sast nab jitst stRs S6u!tt' ttplS Elm. ~"
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tSnuen Eel rntcr,si6nctem Icts frsuublthe 9iRmcr uns
oute So / ~rr6oIlen. Su& feteN mebrere Simmer All lesioc
Scrrcn 6aIsibE su Se%rmistben. s. Rerrbaufen, ast.
All TeucR &artt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

A. JUDsoN CRANE.
aosstat uns Sfentliter Serihtssnwalt,
Sffes: lite Strsbe, ,wiimen Ntain- u.BsRfRt
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5ui"se uHs ReHstksItuxa Der
'"tttsH Ssettenees %. essttt1s
cts Sess Of Strstnta, Die srs.
Has1e sUR 9erfpHtn som @uH.
tsreteH Z HRb bic ErtaRb R.it,
olAsr SHsHaGnta ~kttr,ffo.
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bss S~oHserneurs sou siret len
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-23
ELEVENTH VOLUME---NUMBER 54s.

being all along on the rise of gentle slopes skirted
by woods The troops of the enemy on this
wing were mostly old ones, being Meade's Penn
syivanla Reserves and Stonemans corps under
the immediate command of General Reynolds
The prisoners captured by our men, some $50 in
! number, said that Burnside commanded on the
field IN person. We have some seven Yankee
commissioned officers. The prisoners seemed by
! no means dissatisfied at being taken
correspondent of the Richmond Examiner
says the result of the fight on our right wing may
be summed up briefly as follows. we drove the
/ enemy back, killing three to one and at night
held the ground occupied by the enemy's batteries
III the morning The enemy had twenty thousand
men engaged on this wing, while altogether from
hrst to last. we had not more than ten thousand
in line Of fire. Longstreet's victory was even
more complete. He drove the enemy into the
streets Of Fredericksburg, killing at least five to
one. At dusk, the firing ceased simultaneously
on both sides.
On the left, where the fighting was severe, the
South Carolina brigade suffered heavily Gen.
Gregg was killed by minnie ball, which struck
him in the SIDE and penetrated the spine. Before
his death he said to one Of bis aids "Sir, tell
Governor Pickens if | am to die yield my life
cheerfully, fighting for the independence of South
also killed.
The loss Of the enemy is estimated at six to
eight thousand in killed and wounded The Con-
federate casualties will not exceed eighteen
hundred.
The Washington Artillery of New Orleans re-
pulsed several desperate charges of the enemy
Our troops displayed great zeal and courage
There were very few stragglers.
The only general officer known to be killed on
the Abolition side is Gen. Jackson. The number
of prisoners taken is said to be fifteen hundred
One Of Burnside's staff, captured, says that the
reason the fight was not renewed on Sunday was
in consequence Of a serious discomfort among the
Yankee officers. 1t is said that Burnside's army
is mutinous, having positively refused ITO renew.
charge on the Confederate batteries.
The following wounded North Carolinians were
received in Richmond the night after the battle:
j " Pully. Co. G, 24th Re:t: W Aycock, CO.
d, 9th; j Il Lindsay, co. A, 5th; " Carswell,
co. F, 9th; J Hanson, CO. G, 10Th; D NJ Baker, CO,
[, 2d; Crandell, co. l, 57th; J ? Sales. CO. G,
54th; W Sanls, CO. d, 54th; Stancell, CO. D.
54th; j Fields, CO. F, Sd cav; " Wood, CO. G,
54th; Hammer, co. |, Sd cav; Lit. l.. Crawford,
CO. A. 57th
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-23
N. c.. LLGIsLATURE. -
SATURDAY. DeceIaher 13.

SENATE-The Select Conamittee appointed tc
enquire into the authority ii cert"'n arrests o
citizens recently made by tonteos re Z shce's IT.
ported. recommending the quietly Lying The rcs0
luton Of enquiry the table.
The bill to amend the Revised Code relative %
an increase Of sa alaries Of the officers OF the State
ras>cd its second and third readings. tbs bill
gives the Governor $1,000; Judges & the Su-
prone Cour, $1,000; Secretary Of State s. 1000;
CouI troIler 81 800; Treasurer $1,000, and Mem
bcrs Of the Assembly ST per day.
HoUsE-Mr McRae introduced bill allowing
free persons of color from 16 TO 90, in Robeson
county to be impressed to work the public de-
fences instead Of slaves. On motion Of Mr. Wad
{. il all the counties Of the State we're included.
Passed it's second third readings.
Mr. Shepherd introduced bill to incorporate
the Presbyterian Publishing and Printing Com
pany at Fayetteville, passed its second and third
readings.
The following Engrossed Bills and resolutions
ircm the Senate were read To incorporate the
Dallas, Newton and Kings Mountain Railroad
Company-passed Its second and third readings.
To establish the Bank of Linconton
Mr. Worth, from the Finance Committee, re-
ported bill authorizing the issuing Of one mil
lion of Treasury notes in denominations from five
cents to ten dollars, and making regulations rela
tive to the sale of bonds, &c.
Mr. Fleming introduced resolutions guarantee
ing North Carolina's proportion cf the Confed-
crate debt, on the same basis that adopted by
the Legislature Of Alabama.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-23
For the Westcrn Dem0crut.
OBITUARY.

OF the gallant men who sacrificed their lives npon
the altar of liberty in that eyermemorable Sharpsburg
conflict nober fell than Capt. James B. Atwell,
aged 81 years and'7 months Lille for him was all pro-
mise, the future bright, the sky of his destiny
seemed clear and placid; for him time passed gold
wings fraught with naught but happiness.
But alas ! the thunder cloud OF disper~ i the
smiling sunshine and he the noble, brave >riva-
with cred by its blast while gallant leading
his little band of brave boys in the action of he great
Sharpsburg fight He received severe wound in the
head which proved fatal after illness of several
weeks, which he bore with fortitude rarely found in
any one. He died Oct. 18th in ShepLcrdstown, Va.
He native of Cabarrus county, and among
the first to respond to his countrys call; but he
sleeps his last long sleep, and in his grave lie buried
the fondeSt hopes of many loving heart.
He good officer, kind and cbligng to his men,
dutitul and aiectonate son, de oed brother, and
kind and courteous to his friends More be said
of him than this lie had made his peace with fiud and
he died in The confident hope of happiness in the
world 10 What great consolation to his he
reaved friendshis dying message them meet
me in heaven OH the thought of meeting loved
in heaven. The most perfect happiness that any
have in this world is know that the love
ones who have gone before them and for whom they
mourn, prepared for the change, and that When
called upon they are prepared to meet them in
heaven Though We mourn tor him not with
ont hope OF meeting him in peace. The m'gnitnde of
such an affection none can adequat"Iy estimate but
those who are involved in the bereavement. TO them
his loss is rrcparable bu such alas, is The OF
all earthly bss-the ties earth perpetual
al! else must be dissolved bat the which IS hid
with Christ "Without a s:4h,
change of feature q shaded smile,
He gave his hand to tie stern messenger,
And glad child seeks HI, :nt,ers trce,
Wen; hos
The profound sorrow which is fel; hv the e ire COM
munity his death is perhaps OF the hes evi6cn-
of his worth. His deep-oncd piey, nnatcc11 hu-
uauiy and meekness, with his g"Ieuess Of spri, aud
deuurtmtnt yet manly disposition, the co4fdcrce
and esteem IF all who knew him.
Friend a.;er friend departs;
Who has lost a friend
There is union here of hearts,
That has not here an end.
Were this frail world our final rest,
Living or dying none were blest.
Thus star by star declines,
TIL all passed away
As morning high and higher shines
To pure and p-rlec, day;
Nor sinks those stars in empty night,
But hide themselves in heavens own Iiaht
pdl FRIEED.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-23
THE SOUTHERN
Hop3tic PILLS.

This combination of medicines first prepared by
the proprietor in 1925, when he pronounced by
three eminent physicians in Southern city in an
advanced stage OF Consumption. These pills cured
IN. He Is seventy years of age and in dis
clr-e active professional duties Their good et-
ecs upon others created such demand for them that
he comp pced 10 deSis from supplying them gratu-
tuU>y.
They are NOT recommended by the proprietor as
good for ali diseases but only such arises from
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER. Many persons have
testified their good effects ChiliS and Fevers, Bill
iour Fever, Yellow Fever, Pneumonia Dyspepsia, &C.
&c. They excellent FAMILY MEDICINE.
Read the following:
s D. WALLACE, Esq, TT ssurer Of the Wilmington
and Weldon Rail Road Aug. 80, !8o2,) says at has
been said that "DYSPEpsIA' IS national disease.
However this may be, it caused long and severe
suffering. PrOvdcntialy friend furnished me with
few boxes OF the "Hcpatc Pills" and the of them
has perfected In my family they have been
used frequently with eminent success. Among my ac
quainnnces, many cases originating from diseased
liver, nave been relieved and cured by them. regard
them as an invaluable medicine and take pleasure IN
forwarding this voluntary tribute"
Coz. john WRIGHT, of Goldsboro, \. c., aug. IA,
lGG2) says: IL have used the Southern Hepatic Pills
in my family here and also my plantation in Ala
uanIa, and always with success. | have valuable
servant girl who had been long time under treatment
for consumption, without receiving any benefit AL
most in her extremity induced Try the 'Hepatic
Pills They were given according to directions, and
she Is now well, entirely restored by them. similar
case occurred among my servants in Alabama For
liver and Iuug diseases have perfect confidence III
them"
on the wrapper Of zach box.
The great rise in the price of medicines compes the
proprietor to put these pills at SO cents box As it
may not be pos>bc to procure all the ingredi-
s1iS 1t would be we'll for the afflicted order them st
once.
From the price above stated a liberal discount will
be made to de'Iers at lng the pills be furnished
Adtress GEORGE ". DEEMS, Wilson. y. c.
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