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81 Pc DIAL MOTTO e
DR. n. vELLNY's Private Hospital, In The
Federal Block corner Of Seventh and streets
opposite the Post and Patent Offices. Rooms
- and "a, up stairs, Washington, DC
All diseases of private nature treated In the mos
scsenane manner, and radical cures effected In oil
essss sYPBlLI1iC AFFECTIONS. aONoR.
RHGA, aLEEr, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNEsS, or the result Of vOLUPTUOUB
DREAMS, or any wssknsss Of the aENRRATIvk
ORGANS. from any oauss whatever, or how long
&. sndins, thoroughly and radically cared.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORJ UNATE.
No matter what your disease, let no false dsliosoy
prevent Apply Immediately to DR.. vsllny, who h
acknowledged to BE- BY far the most SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN in the treatment Of private diseases
Fear not to oons and make known your misfortunss,
and he will speedily send yOu on your way rs,oioins
SELk.ABUSE,
That dreadful socurss of the young, indulssd in
when alone, which destroys the ssnsrativs organs,
unas you for married nfs, producing wsaknss Of
the back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power, pspI,suon Of the art nervous rritabIity,
,oss Of memory, melancholy habits insanity, oou
sumption, and death.
YOUNG NAN, In view of the dreadful oon.s
qasnces, delay not to make your eass known to Dr.
v. Your secrets with him are sacred, and you may
confidently rely upon his medical skili
Thousands whose systsms were shattered and were
on the brink of the grave, has he brought back to
vigorous health by his stilful treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating uatri.
mony, Who suspsst themselves Of impossney ssmiuai
weaku-ss, or any disease arising from . relaxed
stAss Of the genital organs, whether the result Of
dsease, Injury, consequences Of youthful indiscre
tons. or indulgence Of the passions In rlper Year,
aIs earnestly entreatsd to place themselves under
the care of Dr. They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and r,li visor restored.
He treats with entire sucoeae all diseases Of females
such q LUoogRnEA or WHITES, LAPsus
UTERI no, Ao., and in every case guarantees
perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS aud CoMMUNI.
CATIONS strictly PRIVATE aud coNFIDEN
TIAL.
PERSONS calling zee no one but the DOCTOR
Thoss at distance may b. TREATED by NAIL
giving = STATEMENT OF CASE. 80, 30
jy9-2m'
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1862. 1862.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.


DELPHlA AND TRENTON RAILROAD co 'S
LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES
From Walnut street Wharf, and Ken.
singt0n Depot.
WILL LkAvB a. FOLLOWS, VIZ: Fare
At Q A. III via Camden and Amboy-C. A.
Accommodation. ............ - Is
AT A. NJ. via Canftn and Jersey Cfty-Nsw
Jersey Accommodation ..,.............. 25
At A. N via Remington and Jersey City
Morning Mail. ........................... 800
At l2H via Camden and Amboy-AccOm.
At2P. n ,via Camden and Amboy-C. and A.
Al r. NJ Via Camden and jersey city.
Evening Express. s........:................ 800
AT I r: n, via Camden and jersey City
I'd Class 7 Ickst.. ........................... 22b
Atsk T, NJ, via Remington and Jersey City
At 70 ?. n, via Remington and Jersey City
Southern Mail. .......................... 800
Al p. NJ, via Camden aud Amboy-Aooom.
modaticn, (Freiyht and PAsscngsrJ-
list class toket. ........... 29h
I'd olass ticket. .....,.., l6O
The 6S +. N. Line runs daily Sundays excepted
hs N Asil r,rns h.tiv
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAllAkaA1AD.
Passenger Trains leave usa Pavonis Fenys.
and Long Dock, from foot Of Chamber street,
New York, ~ follows, viz:
AT A. M, ExPREsS, for Dunkirk, and Buffalo
and principal intermediate Stations. NV
Ats A. n NAIL, tor Dankirk, md intsfmediah
Stations. This Train rsmalna over night NJ Elmira
&!s 4: n. MIIk. II daily, % III os.,,ll., and inter
AHA. n RECONCILIATION daily, for Por,
Jervis, and principal Stations.
A. ! P. &, WAY, for hiddlstown, Nswbursh
and intermediate Stations.
.Att r: n, NIGHT EXPREss, daily, for Dan
The Train Of Saturday stops at Aii MAJ Tram 81
tsns, and runs only 70 Elnaifa
! .At'e P. M, AtCoMMODATION, for Hoeass
Vile, and prinoipal Stations.
CHAB. MINOT GsnI Supr
UATHANTEJ. MA RRH Receive, aus
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dao IL
FOR PINEY OINI.

he splendid steamer KEYPORT will leave the
loot o. Seventh street for Piney Point, EVERY
will leave Piney Point, SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Jy A-u WM. Il. SNOW, Agent.
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60 Seventh 0t. 6l0
p. ,. BELLEW \ CO.,
zAsuyAo.u,z,s As.sn.
Permanently EstahIlshsd n lSso.
THna RrouLAl
QUARTERLY SUMMER SALE
OF
Zine Jswslry, Sterling silvsr.Platsd Wan
Beautiful Gold Leaf and Gilt Oval and sqnr
Fancy Photograph and Picture Frames,
Fine Paintings, Ensravine,
French Pictures,
Ambrotype Union Oases, P@tumsry,
Fancy Soaps, Of every make In the trsds.
SPLENDID TABLE AND POCKET CuTLKRl +.
In Job Lots, to suit purchasers.
We respectfully beg leave to oall the attsntios
ofths entire community. DsAL..s. Houss
r,rns, ko., TO this Ans, new. and
extensive stock. At such prices
- defy competition.
Comparison Of prices viii oenvi.os all that ~ srs
now selling The best and cheapest good In ssr hns
that ssn BE- found ia any houss n ths country.
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lDcphIuncut E1CuknB6D
WAsHINoToR, ID. C.,
And No. Park Place, corner of Broddsoay,
opposite City Hall, Ne,o York.
Refers, by Psrnalssiou, 60
lous. Hannibal Harlin, Vice President, Me
Martha Kslbaeisch, Mayor City Of Brooklyn; Abb.
M G., Me-; Thom.. n EdSsiis, N G, N. ~; ID
ward II. llius: g., N II Alex. II Rics, NJ.
9 Mas. John B. Alley, n. G Mass Alfred A.
Conn; John A. Gurley, M. e., Ohio; james II!
Ashley, NJ, O., Ohio; sidney Edssrton, M q OHIO;
John liutohins, n. g, Ohio; John Covoie, M q,
Pa Robert MoKniEht, N. O., Pa; justin B. Nor
~: III: M C., ytt JosH , p Potter, n Wis 2
~ CRU. AdlSh 5 Man. H L.T VIM e.
logs, N: G., III, 10, n 1 Nixon, N G., N j.; John
I; stratton, G., n. j.; r b Fouke, N G.,
q, MOI Elbrdse q. spsaldios. N. G., n. Y; Al
fred Ely n. g, N: Y; N .jor General II. b bur
Yea; N sWyekoa, E.q Pres Williamsburg City
Bank. " 28-tf
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SPECIAL ATTENTION 10 RsQuEsrsD.
TO Ambrotypists
AND
Photographers

In addition to our large business, We have sddsd
large and ohoioe stock Of ambrotyps and photo
graph materials, such -
UNION GASES,
Every sss In the Trade.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
ANCY and OVAL MArrS and PREsERvEns
every size 10 the Trade.
KxCELsIoR IRON PLATES,
every sise in the trade.
AELAIN0TYPK AND vHRNEY PLATES,
every sze made.
FRENCH CROWN GLASS,
every sIss In the Trade.
We guarantee to sell this stosk at or near the man
ufketursr' prices,
Oar printed PRICE LIST cont fsss to any "a
drsa.
Ordsrs from Artists n the respective Camps
promptly attended 70 by return mail.
Store opsn ffoo .. n. to $50 p. N.
p. J. RELLhW 90,
Ns-Sls-sio Ssvssth street,
aAyo 0asslAaloa, D. q
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TN, sE GOOD LOOK.

TN0 Be GOOD LOOK.
L ing.-Old fsoes made
to look young and beau.
,iful. You may obtain =
handsome complexion, sx.
smpt from Pin,plee, Bloiohe' I,
30 BY usirg Ir. Tumblsty' q
rimple Banisher. Price, 81
per bottle.
Sent BY mall or exprs-s to
any address.
Omoe-No. II WashIngton
Building, Psnnsylvania ave-
nus, corner Of Seventh strsst,
washinstoa, u. g.
10 At
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Read on! Read ON!
Greatest Bargains Yet !!

Greatest Bargains Yet !
EXTRA sILvER.rkATEo COMPLETE TEA
6ptsoss, best quality, sa1 80 nett.
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR,
sFrsneh glas bottles, -, $3.50, $500, TO $3.50.
Extra SILVER PLATED, OLIVE THREAD.
ED TABLE SPOONS,
~ dosen.
EXTRA SiLvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
% Ter dosen.
OLIVE TABLE F0RKs,
Nper dossu.
EXTRA sILvRR-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE,
FORKS,
SSa d,A
EXTRA sILyER-PLATED TEA SPOONS,
TIPPED AND THREADED,
s2s dosen.
HEAVY sILvER-PLATFD, DOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
Larss dss, best quality. beautifully engraved and
ohasei only %, $50 and o. 50 for extra quality
FINE SILVER PLATED CUPS, MUGS, COB
LETS, SALT STANDS,
Only u ssoh-retail price, ~
SILvER-PLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
% ob. each.
BILvER-PLATED BUTTEh-KNivEs,
2s, ,s1, and 80 ots saah.
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Read! Read! Read! Re

Head! Read! Read! Read!
us..ir~
splendid Csaso, Mosaic, Lava, Oarban
ole, and Jet ssts Of JsvsfTy,Nt
S2S0.. ............... ....................... NW
Elegant 9arnet, Turquotss, and EAAm.
sled, full setts, si TO ss................ 800
Superior Ensmeled, Csrsl, and Opal
Cluster ssfts, q to osa................ 80
Plain, Chased, Enameled, and Fancy
Bracelets, 81 to S6.................. % to 10 "
Cameo, Coral, Csrbunols, and Minis
turs Brooches, 80 ssuts to si........ so
9snts' Vest, Guard, and Lsdies' Chats.
laia Chains-ths largest stock In wash.
inston, 81 to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Ladiss' Garnet and Carbuncls Neck.
lsoes, d 10 S2.b0. 2.b0.................. 800
Garnet, carbunole and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, cine, :, u . sett. ............ 800
Fine, solid, Gold Sleeve. Buttons and
Btuds, separate, 90 cents 10 u . sstt. %
Cent? Cluster and Opal bosom Pins,
gold mosntlnss, 70 osnts to 81 .1..... 800
Fine Lookes and Medaiions, for two and
four Pictures, 81 to Sis0S .......... ~
Ssal and StoaeSet Finger Rings, every
variety, 20 cents to Abo............. 8UU
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We are Agents for the Sale Of
AoCLAINB CELEBRATAD
C0ooanut and Quinoe-seed
Hair Oils.
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, 60.
ChriItiana'I Cslosna, Extracts, ts.
WORSLEY's PRENiUh
HONEY. PALM, ALkoND. AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
ALSO.
TAYLOR's FANCY SOAPS.
Put mp In Family Boxes, 70 suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also. full lines Of Notions and Pancy Goods,
all Of which We offer ut the ManufAotursrs'
Prices, without any freight being added.
The Trade. Dealers. Houseksspsrs and Ped.
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and ,'hilA.
dslphia prices, orp~ish in us attswpt
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FOR BOSTON,
woEEccEssThR, ssn w PAtMER, yITcnBuRa,
/ WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND tn
\ TERMEDIATE POINTS.
s%h THE new and staunch stssmers Of
the Norwich Line, CITY OF BOS-
1ON ana CITY OF NEW YORK, leave New YORK
daily Sur days sxoepted,) st O'Clock, p n, from
Pier No. ~, North River, foot Of vestry strSst,
FOR NEW LONDON,
There oonnec Ing with The Stsambost Express
Train for the above points, ria Norwich and Wor.
cesteI, Boston and Worcester Worcester and Nashua
and New London and Northern RailfoaAa
Q Freight taken at the 10 west rates t..
/ For Information inquire OF
y. 8 MARTIN,
my 2o-u Agent, on tho Pier.
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EvA"' = wAT'o"'
PHILADELPHIA
sALAAANDER,
FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF
= A r Il -
store, 10 sosth Fourth street,
Philadslphls, "a.
ordsn rsssivsd BY .
Corner Of Bsvsath and D ssseis,
~ N-iN WsshtaStos, D. q
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Fo. so''1s, Ex.y yH s,y.Hw ys.wro.s AsD


y ~ plsalid s.A npsrsoe sssan. . -S
sn y HETROPOLI9, EMPIRE
STATE, BAY STATE, And 8TATE UFRzlHE,
Of great ssaGth an1 spssd, bat paftsalaSiy adapse1
70 the navigation Of LoaS 1slaAd eounA, ranninr n
connection with the Fsll Rivef and old Coloay
railroad, distanos Of g nlles oaly 70 Bosloa.
Leave risf No. 9, north river ,nSas ~ Bettsry.
The steamer EHPIRE STATE, CaDl Bfaytsn,
Moadays, Wednesdays, and yfidays, 81 o'cic;k, 2.
The stsaner MEfROPOLIS, Capt Brown, o.
Tueedays, ThuDdays, and baturdsys, st Z o'oleck,
r. n, touching at Newport eaoh way.
These steamen are fitted with oommodius state
rooms, and every arrangemsnt for the security and
comfort Of who are Afforded By this routs
nights rcst On board and. on arrival af Fall river
proceed per steamboat train reaching Boston early
ths following morning, Or may remain o. board m.
al startang Of ths aooonsodation st A. n, By
which they may rsaah Boston abost slS A. n.
A baSgags master = attaohsd 10 eaoh steamer, who
reoeivss md uoket. The bassass, and aeoompaais
the Bams to IL destination.
A steamer runs, in connection with this line, b
Tween Tau river md Providsnss, daily, szsspt 8us,
Freight 70 Boston sDrwsrded through w,,h sr,s,
dispatch By An Exprs,s Train, whioh leaves Fall
river every morning, 6undays excepted, at X
o'olook, ef Bcstsa sad New BSdferd, arriving ati6
destination at about II A. II. =
for Esight g ps.;sgs, apply o. boar, Or atth
md osrths, apply On bsard'or II dssirsd TO ssesrs
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
sss l1-H 70 asd n Wet street n. r:
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WAY I,INE2.

I'd olass ticket. ........... l.
The 8Is r. N. Line runs daily, SUNDAYS exc< pte
The II r. NJ Southern Mail runs daily.
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Comparison Of prices will osnvisos al that ~ ars
now selling the best and cheapest soods In ssr hns
that san BE- found ia any houss ths country.
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y. n SonGns.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS AND CLAlMS.

uountiss, Pensions, Back Pay, Omesss'
Recruiting, and al other jsst Cl laims
against ths Government,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31

SERIOUS CONFLICT WITH SLAvE-We learn that
Robert w. Seawel Esq, OF this City, while on his
way from Mr. Lovejoys to his residence, on Tuesday
morning last about o'clock met in the street
property OF Dr. +. J. Haywood, who was driving a
cart into town containing bacon, &c. Mr.. Seawe ar
rested the boy and carrying him to the guard house
when he stealtbily drew knife and aimed blow with
it at his throat. Mr. Seawel then drew his knife when
a desperate conflict ensued The boy managed to get
hold of rock, with which be dealt Mr. s. severe
blow his head, but he kept his feet and Inflicted
wounds on the boy which disabled him. The boy de
off, but was tracked aud soon after arrested. HIS
wounds severe, aud may. prove fatal 1t for
tunate escape for MIR. SeaweIl. He was simply per-
forming bis duty as magistrate and citizen, and if be
had killed the boy the spot, be would have been sus
tanned and appauded by the community
Raleigh Standard
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Hon. CHARLES Cook,
TO THE PURl &C TRAVELLING Nv DISTRESS ON
THE WILMINGTON & MELODY r. ECap.

TO THE PUBl &C TRAVELLING Nv DISTRESS ON
THE WILMINGTON & WELDON r. ECAD.
d ETURNING from Richmond, Va, July 18th, l 81, with
IL the remains OF my son, reached Weldon, n. G.
procured aid of negroes and placed thu box
tanning the remains Of the platform of the COACH
where other boxes of similar kind aced met there
Richard Bachledge (whO pretended to act az Conduc
r. he most nbumaDy forbid my placing the box with the
boxes promising that would get the coach he
would The box put in its proper place, which he
negec ecS Hr and when the Cars moved eff Isaw The box
lying near me eroad track This IL O'clock P.
Saturday. my arrival at ht. live Sunday morning
sent immediately back and received The box tuesday,
morning. sorry say think tie officers of this road
are unfortut in having imported such being Duck
Black dqe for hope that uch another bel il
,ound wi min the limits of civilization or hum auity
There lay VIZ the sons Of God presented them
selves before the ord and Dick Black edge may have
peared also and submit this the considerac Of
the travelling pntiic and wish them to whether ey
think said Backledge has soul or black pocket.
j, SWANSON, Sr.
July 2sth, 1852.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31

The RAPPAHANNoCK L1NEs.-The Central cars came
through without interruption Yesterday and we couId
hear nothing to confirm the report so industrousy cir
culaed Sunday, that the Yankees were Threatening
another demonstration upon the road Passengers
bring report that skirmish took place on Saturday
not lar from Gordonsville and that the enemy hastily
retired after a brief show of resistance rhe iudca
tons that general battle will take place in that
direction before many days. It is we'll ascertain
ed that reintorcemens are being sent to Pope the Fed
eTa commander, and it is believed that the abolition
government Is Withdrawing troops from McCielans
army for that purpose.
We learn from Stanton that twenty-iour prisoners
were sent to that place Sunday by General Robert
Tn and that tortysix were expected yesterday
tnese men will probably be transferred to Lynchburg,
remain until the general exchange of prisoners is
N4sSted'-htshN'ond Dispatch, 29M inst.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND July 29h, 1852.
The opinion gains ground that Mcclellan is gradually
eVacuating BeEey, and reinforcing Pope No here
today.
CAPTURE OF TaE BRITISH STEAMER TUBAL
CAIN, &c.
CuABLEsroN S. c., July oath, 1862.
Four of the of the British Steamer Tuba Cain ar
rived here to-day The Steamer left Nassau Sunday
evening, and chlsed Thursday by fast Yankee
cruiser which Jidy gaining her when these four
men including thu pilot left her in open boat to escape
While they still in sight the Yankee cruiser
had got within qua shot of the Tuba CAIN and they have
no doubt that she captured.
The Tubal Cain iron screw steamer of five hun
ed tons burhen and had cargo OF general merchandise,
intending few of arms.
The French war Renaudin left the harbor to-day
carrying OF the French Consul NJ D. Saint Andre and lady,
Who 60 on q visit of few months 10 the North.
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The schooner was nearly new, called the Louisa Rves;
and commanded by Captain John A. Jones, of New
York She was l63 ions burthen, loaded with corn
and provisions and valued at $780, exclusive of Car
CO. Capt. Jonts was brought 10 Petersburg Saturday
of the rebels AID lameDts ever the fortunes of war
Just above the Louisa Riyes several schooners were
moored, but gunboat lying alongside it was consd-
cred somewhat mprudent to attempt to burn them
Another batch of vessels lay not lar below the Louisa
Rves, bnt eunbort was near item also Between the
destroyed vessel aud the Berkeley SHIRE the water was
Studded with vessels but the Confederate force too
SMALL TO venture il their midst
The light from the burning vessel reflected brightly
on the north bank OF the James, and for miles and miles
the tents OF the Federal army were distinctly visible
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Men of ordinary compre.
pension cannot fail to see the necessity which will socn
compel the enemy to evacuate either Tennessee or New
Orleans. He cannot hold both and defend Virginia and
the upper Potomac at the time. Then, II forced
to evacuae he will abandon that point which is OF the
least benefit to him. It is Clear therefore, that as be-
to abandon the latter. This move viii be followed By
some practical results, papabe to every one. 1t will
ruin few spectators in sugar and molasses but relieve
whole community of grevous pressure. We advise
all our friends to make small purchases. Sugar and
molasses viii be lower and that before great while.
Columbus lGa) Sun.
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TO THE VDEEkss OK SAMPSON COUNTY.
WILLIAM KIRBY announces hEsef a candidate for
seat in the House Of Commons Of the next Legsature
doing he takes occasion that having represent
ed the county before in that capacity he feels that he
stranger either the people of to their
wants. and will if he is elected endeaVor TO promote the
best interests of his County Through the many socita.
erent portions of the County he has been in
duced to put himself before the people, and he earnestly
solcis their at the ensuing election. To the soldiers
in camp he would say that having shared their tolls for
time past coaborer in the great cause he feels
that acquainted with their wants. and pledges himself
inat if elected their interests shall not be forgotten.
July 18th. 1852. 270te
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ELIGsoN's Mills" Personne," correspondent OF the
Charleston Courier, gives the following description oil
this noted locality:
EiSOn's Mill derives its name from small wooden
establishment located upon the banks of Beaver Dam
Creek a stream varying at this point from width oil
fifteen to thirty or forty feet The approach to it from
Mechanicsvile is 0y perfectly straight road, down
which swept the missiles of the enemy in deadly prou
sion.
The country either side Is succession of coru and
wheat fields with skirt OF woods in the rear-or to-
wards the village. As you near Beaver Dam Creek,
you descend 10 road which turns abruptly to the right
and left, aud ruus along the edge of the bluff. And
now commences tie remarkable defensive works OF the
Yankees 10 front Of the road all the trees ard bush'
have been cut away and felIed, in almost impossible
masses along its edge These evidently intended
only temporary Instructions and to compel cur troops
to remain SO long under fire as possible. Beyond this
sbAttis an open swamp, eighty or hundred yards
other side the creek which is at least four and
half five feet in depth and the solid ground which
Immediately succeeds is another line OF abats, which
covers the steep side OF high bill.
Connecting the elevated ground this ard the OPP
pOslte side OF the stream with its dabolc surroundings
is narrow road little better than bridge-crossng
which you still Of he formidable preparations
of the enemy. 40 earthwork, with embrasures for
eral guns s just at the end where might point
cannon with his eyes shut and be of of vic
Tins at every shot Two immense bills rise on either
side of the road, along whose crests RUS line OF cd
trencbments, 10 which the enemy, standing upright
presented only their heads as target to our e. 10
the rear, and at stated intervals were Notifications from
which the artillery rang out their death knels, and
slaughtered by scores our ga liant boys.
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A gentleman who left South Mile, n. c., few days
since, informs that Sunday, the Goth inst par
ty OF some fifty Yankees visited that neighborhood
coming from Norfolk and having with them halt
d, zen negro 10 These negroes, it was sub
sequently ascertaIed, had runaway from that place
days previous, and had row come back after
their wives and children. Thy succeeded in obtaining
them, and during the night ab ut one hundred other
negroes joined the party when they marched IF in the
direction of Norfolk. few days before this occurrence
considerable number of negroes bad made their pe
and young man from Pasquotank county, nam d Job
Williams, secreted hnstlf in company with several
others, the line house, with view to uterc pit and
capture them At a lae hour of the night me forty
negroes made their appearance with pistols and
cudgels, and, discovering Mr., VS. place of conceal
men of them fred aud shot him through the emo-
ra artery. Before falling he discharged both barrels Of
bis gun, when the negroes fed. Mr.. W. taker by
his associates to the hotel where he died before ply
slcan could reach him. On the succe ding day negro
Was brought back by genttman who found him
the read with severe, and probably fatal gunshot
wound through the abdomen The stampede of negroes
from Eastern NORTH Carolina is so great that unless
strong guerrilla part Immediately formed aud
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drained offs slave Population in q short time.
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