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N D GUERRY.

ATRocioUs MURDER -On Friday nigh,
the 7th instan,, Amos Corn~eII. wor
thy citizen Of ;hs dttricr, was murdered,
NJ his wagon cSmP. near the town I"
Dallas, iG North Carolina. Mr.. Com
well had been up to some factory above
Dallas TO get some cotton aud WOODEN
yarns. and on his way home camped for
the night close TO Dallas. He slept hy
the FIRE, while his negro boy occupied the
wagon.
About two o'clock, the boy says, h.
was aroused from his sleep 10y the nose
around The camp FIRE, he rose and found
two or ,!see white men engaged with b 8
master. The three men immediately fled,
and have not been heard of since.
On examination it was found that Mr..
Co:nwel had been struck Oh the head
aud his skull fractured. lie fingered n
day before lie died. hot ~as unsbls 10
speak " u We any msosasslsvo " cue -
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ANOTHER kEcooNIiIoS SIoRY.-Ths
Washington correspondent Of The Chiss
=" 1'naes asserts that although ia. nj
nLrsIration organs aud the members Of
the Cabinet lnhor hard TO conceal the
fact. II is Ms certain ns any Iuturs event
can he, that hy the lt Of January. il
matters 2" on as they are now, every
powerful European nation viii recoE oEnizs
the Southern States ns An ,nd-prndrnr
nation. and that England ~nd Frnnce To.
geibe' will raise the blockade Of ia.
S"uIhern ports AID the writer adds :
such, at east. Is the assurance made by
prrsons abroad, who have lie means of
knowing the views of the Governments
alluded to-"
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TEHSEssEE --k-c-nt intelligence rs
eel, ed through N"rhrrn channels repre-
senis iin, tho Yankees are putting iorrh
exiraOidnar, efforts TO insure the entire
sui ijngari"n Of Tennessee. The Western
dw'sr"" IL already under rherr conlro .
and litile effort has been T,a,I, tn r-. alu
il. The late army al Buell., known L" ts
immense. ia moving rapidly toward Id.
die T-nn-ssee. Another column Of Fed.
erals. reported fifty THOUSAND slr"ng. is
East Trnness-e. OF this latter NOV.
mert but htul. notes has been taken,
although it is y formidable one. aud has
a!res1'y Pspv4Ss, !az iUsD Ksu.oaky.
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Correspondence Of the Barnwell Sem
tinel.
CAMP RYAN, NEAR FREDERIcx CITY, Mp
SEPTEMBER G 1862

SEPTEMBER G. 1862.
DEAR SIR: Enclosed send you lis,
OF the brave men who nave been killed
and wounded in my regiment, in the
three engagements through which We
have recently passed. regret that |
could not furosh you with this informa
ton at an earlier day. bu, as We belong
TO Jackson's and L"ngs,reet's "foo, cav
airy" our friends need no apology for my
apparen, delay.
1t gives me great satisfaction to state
that on the most bloody field Of this rev.
olution, where all were brave, my r.gi
mont WAS remarkable for the unsurpassed
gaIlan,ry with which they fought. We
carried into the field 324 men, and the
number Of killed and wounded (more
than half speaks the despe,a,eness Of
the encounter. We captured four pieces
ofarlillery, and drove from the field sec
ond battery, defended by an entire bri,
ade. We killed Two ColOnels, one of
whom was Fletcher Webster, the only
son Of Hon. Daniel Wrbs,en Of Massa
chuse,,s. II were to mention every one
who won glory for himself on that mem
o'able day, / would have to furnish you
with At least an hundred names every
man fought rs il Caro'ins's fame wa, in
bis individual keeping, and every coun
tenance beamed with determination TO
win the 6yh, or die.
Colonel Glover wa. wounded early in
the action, in the right knee, but refused
10 leave the field when the fight WAS
nearly won, he was shot again, through
the abdomen, and while being taken from
the field. received another ball through.
his leg. lie WAS conspicuous through.
out the whole engagement, for gallant
conduct and reckless exposure, and when
hs fell, the regimen, wep, around him a.
though they had been deprived Of a faith.
or. lie WAS a brave and skiliul soldier.
a noble, courteous gentleman--his loss
10 the State is severe, to us irreparsble.
Captain Thomson, Of your village, WAS
killed with the colors in lis hand. leading
his shattered but superb company TO the
charge. No man in America possessed
= loftier courage, higher patriotism, or
Apursr heart, and no hero sleeps upon
that holy ground whose efforts for victory
surpassed his. Many brave fellows fell
a. they were entering the fight. amop &
whom Lieut.. j Evim knous was con
spicuous Lieut.. w. A. Nesbii, company
Il. bshaved with such splendid gaIIaDtry
ths. The shsrpsbooters Of the enemy soon
singled him out and killed hun. should
Go great injustice to my command did
not mention the cool and well directed
courage Of Captains Crawford and Win
smith. The former WAS knocked down
bys fragment Of shell, (Which would
have killed him, but Tor Testament ia
his breast pocket.) and snot through the
leg. The latter (Cspt. Winsmi,h,) a.
though fesriuly exposed. was no! injured.
Two balls passed through his coat. | am
10 debted to him for successful efforts 10
re form the regiment under \ heavy enfi
kdisw Gre ofGrsPs aud osustss. Leuts
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ToR TuK LANCASTER LEDGER.
The Bat,le cf Sharpsburg.

Our army beng small,
Yet, hrarely dri ley charge,
And run tn. Yankees tall,
Their f"rces being large.
We Tough, them all the d.v.
Both un the left aud night,
Our bows did rhe Yank's slav.
And held the field n, night.
The canon loud did roar,
The shell dill thick, fly,
S,ill onward We did pour,
The enemy being nigh.
They made charge upon us.
Tk'nking He would hack
But h"d'ns ~ Quill hold "ur ground
They all did fl, tie Tx.
We bpre our columns through,
Aud bravrly onward went,
Tile fighting continue too
Cuu' The day ~"s sreu,.
The battle now is DER,
The Y.nke-s are cunceai'd,
They lett their dead and wound i
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I" the perpetrators "f the horrd d-ed.-
We understand the citizens Of Dallas
snd surrounding country are making
everv effort to ferret out the Villains
Chester Standard
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Plea,.)
Dudley NJ. Ussery,et al. Declaration

W. in
Samuel Spence. ! Attachment,
Whrrea, the Plaintiff did IN the second
dav at December 1861. file his Declsration
against the Defendant, who (as it i. said3 ia
absent E"m and without the limits of IN,
Stale and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the same. upon whom II copy
Of the said Declaration might be served
IL il therefore orierei that Ia. said Ds.
irn'ian' Il" appear aud plead to the said
Declaration, on or before the third day of
lhrrenh'r next, whicn will be in the YEAR
"i "ui Lord one thousand rirht hundred
"ni 'N' i've. otherwise iinul judgment will
then he gwen nni awarded again, It nim.
H. HANCOCK, Crk.
Dec lIh. IS6l.-I3-Iy
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BROwNLo~ ON SoUrH CAnoLISA.-
l'nrson Br"wni"~ made n speech nt Chi
cay" las, week, IN the course OF which he
SAID 81 s'n IN favor, To night, oi letting
out, as " contract 10 the Yankees l'y our
G"'srr:nent. The saving VI South Caroi
ma out Of this Union aud floating her IN
to the A,I~ntic aud sinking her mo e,er
nsl perd',ion. App'suss and Iaughte-.
II that cannot Ice done, ] MI, for reducing
CharIes,on to S.he.. leaving not one
stone upon another. and then hope
those men who are running Tor Congress
will pledge ihem>elves to vote ~, y law
that It should never again 10 rebuilt
while God hvelh and msu .srv.,h."-
IL.ughrer.
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+ w rlCkENS.

j. Resoired, That ins public safety I'M.
priI"usS urm"iids imat all mate wuIt. r,.I
dent. "f the State OF South ta,o!ina cap,
h'" oi bearing ara, ,"uid bc imu, diat,i y
paced mt ni'iinry "ig 'nizaii,n Md armed.
That all male WHITES between the nk-s
al 10 mnd 10 YEARS ie-IdeuI wiIhn tie i'm
H. oi zach beat. (eAcrpI tn"s" Il, clarcd "ex
rinpi from AL mi ~, service. ani thu.e ~
irhu' ~ S'hIr oT OWtrdrfA,e ser. Irr,) s',nI 4
c"n~'i"ie iI'- U"at company "f -ucn beat !;
ahh u shall be- t.r duty 81 the cuinni,u ding
"ih'cT Uf >uch b"Hi IL order Uut iIs comp,
~ o'ce ever! f"rinig"t tor p"Iadc ana uuli, ,
"ih he We" Ia n'INrr ~ The Di.i Tict IN u
p''ir" i"f'' ;, ''iu Ia military seTvcu iu the
Brigade ~, "alafm men Ana tue rnm
ii"""'ng "ih"rT Il rnch n-,i = .li cause 10
TIE suin""n"d I" su"E par 'dr e..r. In-Ts"u
~ his beat =" i'bir, ,NcrpI such ~ NAV b.
c'hl'rh hN ihe S"rgron Ot sue regiment To-
Or ri' sicily nn'bic io b- pre~rnI al sucu
p"f"or, such c"mrnandIng "ihc, hn,imy lh.
uIs'r"ii"h /" cxcu>" fT"m huli al, person
l''"nd'"g "n he ground. wmuIn u. may
J ns" l" hr llN -icHI'y unaUe To undergo
me iarg"e uI The dHy.
hat The commanding officer uf each
Deaf stall Keep roll ii all p-r.on. :" IIa
"'' 10 service H. hts company. " hirh roll
a""'' D. cHileI at eIch par ,ir aud ali a..
i"ni'rf~ h"iri and IL smnlI further w. il
"n'' 10 "ep"n i'"m.,iia'"I, after each par
"nr I" The r"nIm .ndI"g u'hce otls ,ryI
m'"'s lie n,nr> ui >mcn Tau .is, that
'l,es ma, Le "rid 10 nn-wrr Inrter,r irf,r.
n court murIIal. And hr 60 nun ding OF
hrer oi each beat shall n"- power 1" grant
leaves OF "b~ncc irom sucn pa,ahcs TO sueh
persons a. M, hr called ava, iTom ,re
beat "n b"Si"e~-, aud T." pn, -iciaus milier-,
i~rr! men, "srT'' eTs, and "wnrI. in char
~ ~ er'eers. ~he'c tue prbIc interest &c.
qnire' in"t they sh"u'd No, b. Withdrawn
from their duties 1" atre~d inr company
prnd--
4 rhst the commanding "f!ic.r Of .arh
GosI sssi kesV Al ssstusSsl ssd sspsss,s
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7 News SUMMARY

The telegraph announces, that the Richmond
Disiateh or Monday has the following:
"Neaberp. N. Gu in fefmsns Of excite
meng Ii s3pectetion Of an attack 10 that quar-
ter. The town Is under martial law. end every
preparation ID being made" ..;.3
"qen, CRIrrrEDEN and staff are cafe end uu-
wounded. Gen. CARROLL and staff are cafe
Our [rsbell loss is reported at three hundred
killed; the ensmy's loss issupposed TO be twice
this nnmbsr',i e ~
From the above It will be seen, thatther rebel
admit a loss Of three hundred killed, in the lat'
battle, but CONSOLE themselves with Publishing
greatly exaggerated accounts about our loss
his announced, that the loss Of the cargo o
the City Of New York WON'T ssriOusly interier
with the efficiency of the BuRNaIDE expedition
a Worlds Horse Fair 10 to be held at Chica
20, next September, when S25,0OQ IN premium
viii be awarded,
The indications are, that an sarly attack vii
bemhdS on Savannah, by Gen. SIBERIAN an
Com. DUPoNT.
JEry. TaoMFsoE has not been captured a
hIshertS reported y - q ~ Ni|a "a
Gen. JAcKsoN's command was ct Charleston
Va, and was expected. to move near to HarE
er's Ferry, on Tuesday night.
Gov. DAwsoE Of Utah, is on bis way East
Gen. HUNTER announces that he will in pei
s,n command the expedition going South froE
Kansas, which Washington correspondents an
Republican papers have been assigning to Jr
LAKE. sr
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The following bills we're audited and allowed

BLAcKwooD's MAeAzME.-Tbe January num-
Der Of BlAckwood continues "Wassail-A
Christmas Story" and Captain Clutterbuck's
Campsgne--A West Indian Reminiscence. -
The chronicles Of CarlingfOrd-The Doctors
Family",-is concluded. A sketch Is given Of
the life and character Of the painter, ~. M.
w. Turner" and an interesting essay on "The
Poor and their Public Schools" In "Canada
Our Frontier Provinces" the subject Of MILL
tary roads in, AMI the. defenses Of the British
American Provinces Is discussed In the form Of
q dialogue. The concluding articles are "The
Prince Cousort" and "The Nations Prayer"
One article in this number Of BlsckWood will
arrest attention on this eide the ocean. 1t is
entitled "Tbe Conyulsions Of America" II
will do US no harm to hear what high-toned
British tories have to say Of Us, and this writer
in Blackwood speaks straight out without mine
ing the matter or apologizing at all. He thinks
our democratic experiment has signally failed,
and seems not a little rejoiced thereas. He can
see no good reason why We should not immedi-
ately acknowledge the Independence Of the
Southern cOnfedericy. The sinking Of the
stone fleet in Southern harbors s with him, as II
is with the London TimsS, an objectionable sin.
BlsckwoOd Is rs-publiShed in New York by
L. Scott l. Co., at $3a year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

GEN. WILSON, lately appointed United staies
Senator from Missouri, the 81. Louis Republican
describes as ga good lawyer, man of extern
sive observation, familiar with the public af-
fairs Of tho country, and sound, conservative
politician. He has been public man, occnpy-
ing various positions In the State, for more than
a quarter Of century. The last office hllsd
by him was that OF President Of the State Con
veDtiop, and In all bis feelings and impulnes.he
is for the Union under the Constitution and the
laws A,Wbig allhis life time, and nothing
else, he win be found pursuing an honest, In
dependent course sustaining the Adminisira
tion in all reasonable and just measures necea
sary to bring peace TO the country, and the rec
soratlon Of the Union; but fepudiating alto
gether the ultra and abominabls sch'mers VIII
would destroy the Union If BY 80 doing the.
could give freedom to four million Of slave
And deluge the land with blood. Cen. WilsOI
will have no hand in any such work as this"
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J NTurderI Murderl

MIR. Charles Jones, one Of the Councilmen oi
the Third Ward in Marietta, and q member ol
the Second Virginia Cavalry, relates that Capt
Neal took tWo pEiaoners at the 6ght near Cat.
lottsbure, dissrmeds them and held them al
prisoners Of war. That Captain Powell Of the
same regiment, =he =s. =s. in in she sees daring the
isht, in the absence of Captain. Neal, went 70
the two priaonerF, aud drew q navy revolver,
ard presented 1t at one OF the prisoners, who
threw up bis hands, and cried for Gods sake
not 10 shoot him, that he was uuarmed, ETC.
CAPT. Powell replied that dead men tell no tales,
and then shot both the prisoners 81,
/ Great excitement and Indignation prevails In
the regiment The matter will beinyestig4ted
iunausstf stfopably, and The nierdercrs puuighed
Mar iettd Republtedn. ~ ssssass soi > i,...II 1
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eIqsl soss.,os: !. .:...s. sss ersa' Dl'ap'

G-oes EXPECTATIONS ana Great ptsapsl
- 3pOtnfmepts y N#
The people have been loDg amused ana arc
sulI amused with great exEecsstiens'' y ~ =
wopderful TO rkad tho reiterated assurances IN
the public ptints, that come great sensation
hlow Ia about 1, be struck in this quar!eror tnat
This expedition or teat movement 10 % DO me
opening s,ene Of the great national tragedy tns
last act Of which ia to represent the decisive
lSst,le between the Eve grand armies on tne
Potomac tss5 o. iss,i g .ii,s 3
vessel oal5 hardly sAilout Of q hafbor o.
reaimeut move from It's old camp, without ex-
letting the most brilliant 'ansieipations OF Wna'
abe or Il is abuut 70 acbievs.asfy nag saafa'.
Perhaps, no -She isiObIame that The people
have been disappointed in military and naval
movements. Probably, we have anticipated
too much, ant, must learn be more moderate
In our Expectations. But It is written among
the sayings of wise man, that "hoPe deferred
makes the heart sick"
Making all dnsalloEepces for military pro
psratons and the rIpenIDg Of plans, y canno
be denied that there has been sad want 9
straight orwarduess and energy in the genera
conduo. Of ihe war. At frat the people wer
asked to walt sixty days. then, three months
!, then, SIX month";, and something decisive woul
be done They have waited for nearly veal
and stil The aame syren song is sung In
move is Jet to be made, or at any rate, the blc'
. ia ye. tobe struck that shall decide the conte'
in favor Of che Constitution and the Union.
For this indeelsion aNd procrastinailor, W
! are IOsiug confidence at home, and becOmln
the sport of earnest men abroad. II is tim
i tia s.by some meana OF other there should
a more vigor and energy ipfused intp Che, ,oondu'
Of the war, and the administration Of the GOv
q ernincut. 2 why this has nUt been; we-dO nj
pretend % July understand y. One difacplty J
!, the way appears to have been that the AdnlI
}, s!ratiaa has had no settled policy as to the Of
iect of the war--no clear and definite AIM
Had such been the case-had 1t concentrate
;. all its energy, and the energy Of all1the 10y
n people In the Union on the accomplishment
4 two great purpoees--tbe breaking up Of u
n rebel organizations, civil and military, aud th
restoration Of every State to It's old place in q
Union, with every constitutional right unin
paired, who.can doubt that BY this time the pro
pect Of speedy termination Of this costly an
bloody war would have been brighter and MOI
j cheering than it is nowf= ~. 'sa yy e..
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" H.
HoUsE JUDICIARY CoMMtTTER.-.-Honss 6cbpy-
Ter CoIfax, Id aletter TO the JCeeph Valley
Register, says: .osss
IA The Judiciary Committee of, the House, To
whom oil the res0lutions,a bills and positions
for copfscation Of the slaves Of febdls have
been referred, isrepmted TO find itself divided
into three eeetions; one iss Tor q bill 10 carry
out this object effectively, one for some modid
cations Of H. and one for doing comparatively
nothing on the subject. As their delibsf4tIonG
are priVase5 it islsa yesdoubHulg what kindof
Milf theys will finally mature and reeommeDd.-- =
The Committee Il scornposed Of Hickman Of Pa,
Rineham of Ohio, Pendletop Of Ohio, Kellogg
Or hi !. Porter of. Indiana; Thomas Of Mass
Henry Of Maryland, 'Diyen Of New York and
Wilson Of Iowa. n is q sstoug cornlnl:tes, IN
telIecIuaiiy and judlclaliy, and how each one o
it's members incline in this triangulaF division
/ confess / do not know - -. ~. = y
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On. RrNDALL, THE CHIRoroDIsr-lt will be
seen By advertisement that the ylsit OF this
gentleman 70 this city will terminate with
Tuesday next. We recommend all suifersfs
from corus and bunions to make haste and OBJ.
tain relief. We have abundant testimony from
lDf. RendaIl's rejoicing patients that he has .
pretty knack Of coszing oubwithous theslighs-
est suffering, these vsnonous enemies 70 pedal
comfort and looomotlon.. ore usu7so y <
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FREDERICK J. FAY, Agent,
117 gouth High Street.
CERTIFICATE OF; AUTHORITY,
40 ecptre on che 3lst day Of January, leO3,) ]
AUDITOR oF erATE's 0rtICR,)
IHsURANcR DERzAT1IKNT.
Oolumhua. O.. ian. IL. 1862 J

L
WHxRKks, The North AmeTicsn Fire insurance CON-
pany, located at Hartford IN the State OF Connecticut
has hed In this ONCE sworn statement Of is condition
rs required by the FIRST section Of the act ITO regulate
insurance companies not tncoIporaed By the eate q
Ohio" passed April g. 1856; and WHKREAs said com.
pany has furnished the undersigned satuactory evidence
that II IL possessed OF at least One Hundred Thousand
Dollars capital invested In stocks, In bonds
in mortgages Of real estate worth double the amount for
which the same 10 morteagec; and, WHRREAs, said
paoy has fled IN this ofcea written instrument under
lie corporate SEAL signed by the President and Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent or agents OF said company
IN this nae, 10 acknowledge service Of process for and
in behalf Of ead company, consenng that such service
Of process shall be taken and held to be valid asi
ssnd upon tho company, according to the laws Of this
or apy other State, and waving all claim or right Of
error by reason Of such acknowledgment Of service.
Iop, zHefser1 IN pursuance OF The hrst section Of
the aforesaid act RobertW. Taysf Auditor d state
for tho Stats Of Ohio, do hereby certify that sad North
American Fire Insurance 0ompany Of Hartford au'
thosed 20 ttansact the business Of Ere and Marno II
suIsnee n this State until the day OF January
three. 40 fH- "A y = -
In witness whereof, I have hersnntc subscribed ny
name and cansed the seal Of my once 70 Do aAeo tne
It,sl $50 -" 4. ". TAYINB, Adsis0r Of stats.
jsnRsdlw estsi .fielb
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GEM CAss has oyer three hundred acre.
which. though, they lie glthip the limtts.of tbs
city of Detroit, have no houses OF stofea bull
upon them. For this property be was taxed o.
! Valuation Of over two hundred thousand dol
iars His man Of buiihsss objected, bat Eher
4: wentbefore the assessors 70 make his objec-
tIon GOOD. he found land broker present Who
offered Eim 84O0, 900 ID cash fot the property,
and had a large sum Of money in bis hand q
proof that be meant what he eeid,1 .Ae ths len1
WIN be worth toiths .GsnetaFea grandohl
three Of -four tImeg the ana ctnt the siIog was
dsOlIhSd and the taxes pEic. .srs,alsiA .ssS.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

TIE FusunAI OF Prrrs d. NOrHSAaLr'-
The remains Of Peter .. Nothnagle arrived
In the city yeS.erday afternoon by the three
o'clock train on the L. M. b Q. q x. Railroad
They weremst al the depot BY the family OF the
deceased ahdz6 large number Of friends, and
conveyed 20 the sssldsnCe Of hia. father, east Of
the Blind Asylun. The funeral will take place
this morning at 10 O'Clock. 80