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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-22

& 1.-THE news from the armies this
week il not Of startling Importance.
All is quiet on the Potomac and the
coutepding armies there have relaPsed
into their old habit Of watching each
other, while the rebels recuPerste.-
The siegs Of Charleston is progress'
ing slowly, but believed to be favora-
bly,. Gen. Banks is resting and tax
ing care Of his men, the yellow fever
having made its appearances q New
Orleans. Gen. Grants army will moi
IL able to do much. during the very
hot season; when that is over, lool
out. Old Rosey has advanced hi
boys nearly out Of reach Of rations
The army ct Indianapolis is taking !
easy, eating Uncle Sans provisions
and glorify ing Gov. Morton.
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10 hsvssy given shss % ~ FIRST
u MONDAY o. 0BpTE1GDER. 1854.
Ibsswssa NE hssss ~pssssabsd - No. ths
|kespIns q The psupas u tho Poee Asylsa
|of Dsbols Coootys Io<iesa. with The 80 d
.shs Tssn sstsehei y - AsyIsa. will b
|lss 70 he lowest ed boss r~oeposslsIe ~
Or. fos he sasuisg twelve moaths iron thsi
|dats. ~ osdeg q the CommtWiosess.
JOHN MEHR1NGER. a. d. g.
Jaspcr, August 18th, lee3.-3w
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u recent decisions made BY the MiIitssv
ID Authorities regulating the Draft. Il ~
pssss to be necessasy. that whore parents
are emitted 10 claim The exempsi"a Of sons,
subject 10 drsft. ~ election. such esscsion
must Be- made BEFORE THE DRAFT. bv
propes applications 70 the Disssict Bosrd O
Eusollm NJ.
Al.o. foreigners Ginning exemption from
drsIt. will do well 70 make application ios
thai purpose q On early dsy.
We sss prepared 70 attend % askisg cs'
such pplicsfions, and 70 I'll matters Of bus.
iness connected Herewith.
Jssper. aug. q. l06o-sf.
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BACK AoAn.-Mr. Hagen ID agsin
At Eggs Hotel, taking pictures which
cant b beat. ssSecure the shadow
ers the substancu fades"
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COUNT NOTICE.
s,sss Of lsdisss, Osbois eoessy.s -
De- The Commos pjsss 'cous u Dsbols
equally. 10 ne Bso,s = lstbss. Qssslss
Tsra. A. d 1s6&
Bssssy Suiiwsl


Richard StitseH
Z IL KNOWN. that ~ The - ~ -
ID August. ia The yess less. dhe sbSvs
named plaintiff, bv her AtsosneYs. Sled 10
the Ones Of The Clsst u ne Duooss Co..
non Pless Court. her complaint sgsiaAs MD
defendant. il the abovs insitisd cssss To-
Rrshes with an s6kdsvh Of . dis.nsesessed
psssos, Inst ssid dsiendsss Riehssd s iIlwslI
Il sos : resident u The 6ssss u Jstisss.
Said deisndsst 70. Therefore. hereby aoti-
|6ed of The ding snd pesdrscy Of said
sesiGss hin. ssd that sales he
'sppesr sad snswer % de1sss theseios q he
calling Of esd essse % The second Day q
the next Term of said Cosss. 10 b begsa
and held u The Court Heuse % Jsspss. o.
The fret Mondsy il OctOber nezss ssid coon.
~plsins. sad The matters ssd things shsssia
cosisined end sliegsd. will - hsssd and
desssmiRea 10 his sbsenee.
HENRY A nOLTHAuS. Clssk.
Adsas 4 Burssss. sssvss Tor PisissiG.
Augsst th.l863.-3~s
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october lsDectten, 1888.


le 1SeasuDogs
~ We ere sushesised y snsosses
Hxsay MAupTEL. . . candidate To- Trees
us~r II Dsbois eosase q he ssssiag Oe'e'
bes Eieesion. ~
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Tho Nswbssypsss Herald. Rspubiican
pspss, kss bses ssspsskisg out 10 meeting =
n 10y Deaecrssie journal bed uttered such
! ssssimsus. six months go. the nice wouId
hsvs bssa aetssd, snG shs eIseulstion 81
~ pspss shssseA The mails would hsvs
bees 6~osbitaen:
-whsshss shs conscs ipsion lev = i no~
ssssds d eoust isutionsl. Of not, We dom
Iusdenske 70 decide. n II 10 not. neve'
sbouIts msn Be drawn under il; ios our 6ssl
|dusy b % sJhevs strictly 70 the constitution
ICED Isws. military nscessisy,'' in on
u treason; smother form o. tressos
but no better thsn thss Get On loot By JEFF
IlsssDu Davis 10 he South. o. The leader
Of the riot il Nee York. bs they WHOM
hey may" nrsa
What : pity 4 y thai other RsPu6lisss
IiousnaIs cannot have he issnhssss % ees
denim the uncoassisusiousl and sswsssssts'
lscts u he Administration. Why esaao
they zee that The p~sesssvssiss .. pepsIs
Ihberty y ness dssissbls shsa shs ssessss .
Il political party; hat The Cosssstssisa b .
more consequence . shs sssassy shsa d
Chissgo plssiesa.-(SssinOosld Rsgissss.
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01-1'hs ChiIlieoshe(M isseusi) Uaien tells
: good one On shs radical Abelisiosisss Of
hat district. Il sppssn The e~esservssivs
sasaeipssiesisss issssd had; bills fes :
.:Grssd Usisa Msss-aessias." bss she ssdi.
csls wsss souad where shsy wsss struck ~,
ssd altered then % Rcd sGssst usion A.
nssting," sad sftss~ ssd. whss he meeting
80 bsiag held b ne Gsss class. vest end
foseibIy took posssssiea q the hall. ssd hsId
the meeting shsmssIves. thereby ssakisG
he alteration Of he bill % a. shsis ssa
|psssons.
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Out. Old Rosey has advanced his
bows nearly out Of reach Of rations.
The army ct Indianapolis is taking IL
easy, eating Uncle Sans provisions,
and giorify ing Gov. Morton.
Law Surrs AFTER Low Surrs.-As
old Mother Eve led Adam into trou-
bic, % will the fair creatures do even
unto this generation. The shooting
affair We mentioned in ~ psper last
week - growing out Of two love suits
cventuated this week in four law suits
thus doubling, IS love affairs some
times do. It seems, however, that We
were mistaken last week, in stating
that neither party could gain m 3D.
vantage with the fair widow, and for
this we owe an apology to Mr.. VIC.
Laughery, who, II Vas clearly proven
By circumstances It the trial, is GER
tsinly ahead, and was only vindica-
ting her fair reputation in the sencon-
Ter. II was in evidence that Barnhill
he'd sid, on being asked II hs va
going 70 return 10 California, dat The
would either have to 60 back, marry
Bette human, or do worse" and that
MI. Lsughery repested the converse
ton % that the lady heard Of il, when
Mr.. Barnhill became indignant, and
denied using the language, and the
difficulty followed to establish the l.
dy's character, or the ~gentlenan's We
racity. or both. The lady was hers
will, Mr.. L., and no one, after seeini
her, will blame the parties for having
the finer feelings OF their natures i
Up. and getting indignant ct having
their prospects interfered with. MI
IAughery complained before Esquir
Kuebler, on Monday night OF an q
sault aud battery with intent TO kill
and also sued out : peace wsrrau
against Mr.. Bsrnhill, and when tb
latter arrived here, under arrest, b
entered cross suits against Laugher
Of the zane nature. The " for u
sault, &c., against the unsuccessfs
lovysr, was heard before Esq. kuebls
on Tuesday, and he was bound ovs
% appear It Court, when the pssti'
changed the venue on the other case
and they were sent before Esq. Ros'
vhsrs yesterday Barnhill was agsi
put under bonds to keep the peace
The cases against the lower who
star now seems 70 be in the zepit|
have not at this writing been dete
mined. sAiloFn ris Aa
One Of the singular facts develops
q this trial We, : Justice Of the pea
knew Of the impending difficulty, .
compsnied one Of the parties 10 ord
to witness il, and yet took no efiectu
means 70 suppress It, or punish 4
guilty persons. Asan
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE. N.
. hsrsby gives hist vii 81

SATURDAY S-ps- ssh 1861.
q she s<ssd~see o. Hannah AbIe. isss q
Dubois csuusy, I. essssds 81 hes psssona'
psvpessy, ccssisting q bsssehesd isss"sss
beds. bidding &e .&c-. !.
Tesas-A credit 81 swelve months ~
b eives % sums evss three tDs)ass. -
pureksses giving ~ soss 9Th sDpsesee q.
cusisy. wsivinGsssIsssiSs ssd sppssseeess
laws. bearing isssssss fssn dssss -
cash 10 hssd.
August 18th l063.-3w.
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uEnsr \ H~ESuBLIcAS PAHTv.-
w eadelI Philips shs pioneer Republican ~
q he speeches asis 10 1855. thus e.
ssIIeS he RspssIlsss psssy. 8s ssid:
~TAsss h ossis n ~ RspssIicss psssy.
Il = ~ asss ssssisAsl Ssssy ever esgssisst
h shss ssssssy. nisshs Norh ssrsysd
|seulsss IN Osuth. The 6sss essck - ths
iceberg L visible. You ~ih 20 beer n g
|wisA ! esssh shsssgh 10 ssssssss
TIE esssh - is6ssd seas. sad shs Be.
pssy wssshs $500 q Y. L. ns.
|Phunps ~ ~ aspstnsss Gtiss6s hsvs ~
shs esssjs shsy 60 assslssssss q o..
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Jasper COURIER


.Tns carAr ISSUE sErosE y covsrxs
~ ruis: SHALL ABOLITION Pur powr TINE
Ussos, on SHALL THE USIos PUT BOWS
As.Lrrsou!"-HEsRr CLAY, 1851. asW \,
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LLsruriAx BaipAL PAaTv, Gen. Ton
Thumb and wife. Com. Meth end Misnis|
with p 4. Bsraum. Esq, ~ Gvs|
possblss 10 : group, ssd ~ only Carte II
visiss showing shsis - sslssivs Sc.
with seeursss l~iksssssss. Cesrscs ed
cIerly ds6sst ostinss 10 thedrsss. Sold q
Is ess., ? ios IS css-.5 fcs 80 90, o u.
90 per dossn. seat - mail post irss %
receipt Of psies. ,, \ me. Dsesossss's Ess-
porium or Fsshioas. No. A~s3Bsosdway
Every Photographic album should con'sia
this. the n.oss Interesting Cssts d. visiss
yos publisied; also : 2 hotogrsph Carte d
visits Of Mime. Demosest Is css.. O
both Together. IS cts o. : copy 81 Maze
Dsmose<s's Mirror Of Fashions." with both
Carte q visises, ios 40 c's.. sent post free
o. sishss Carte Dc visiss. end the Mirror d
Fsshious fos 30 css. Either Carte De visiss
viii Be sent 20 yearly sobscsibesa % Nine
Democrats sD1irror Of Fashions" . : pre-
MUM, besides The 10 cts worth Of ev,s
patterns. Augu9 22d ls63.-lt.
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NOTICE . hereby gives shse css':e ~.
~ possls ios bsibdise stss1e seeo's 49,.
II Disssies M. Is 10 Bsisbddee sqsssey
Dubojs ca. viii - seoeivsd o ~ ones -.
Ill Sssusisy Aseuss ssh 1853. % ~
A. ske esssssss will - lives - Ne sees
responsible ti6jss. fjsss sd epesiness
asv - sese q ny ssns - - 49,
nAfTaiAs KEEPER r. 1ssssss.
A.. l5sh l66A.-3w.
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Dsmsiniag IN Tie post Office q Jsspes.
N Dubois eounty, State o. lsdis~s. which,
10 nos called los, % Or before ~ 3Ssh dsy Of
Sept. nexs will Be sens 10 she dssd Lessss
sfkce, Post Once Department. washing
|sen Cry. ID. G.
Bess Cstses Baker "a
Green q w Hip Jcseph
Han EIiRh KeIlsas Washington
Mssusan AZ Lnusesnss Thc1pson
n. rRTEDMANN. r. -.
Jsse~v. Aus 80. 1858.
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Democratic Soldiers Relief Fund.
k Gil. wm. X. Morrison. agent fos diseuss'
Ing me fuhd raised 10 pursuance Of . reso-
tuition Of the Demoerasic Coevsntics IN
IJsas. hss jus, returned from ; Wait 70 shs
esups Of Illinois soldiers I'm the asIt -
iqsssessss. Ashsnsss snd Mississippi. AZ.
lsss l careful examination Of the wants q
che soldless, Col. y. sesusss for the pospose
Of Forwarding such ssppIies g his kaowl-
edge of ne situation suggssss = nsessssry
supplIss hs eosId ssnd them ere veesssbles'
Appsecisting the fact that the most desirable
Col. n. has made I coasIdssabls pusehss q
Of oaIoss, which q shos alluded 10 Ia III
81. Louis Republiesa 81 the l5sh inst:
.Nsuss. Pope 4 Draper. . Csseyvills
IN, yesssstsy sold seven hundred boshsl
.o( esioss. Tho psoduss Of oss and one thiN
acres Of land. fos The som u $1.4Oo. Tn
! purchaser wss CoIo6sl wiIlism r. Mossiso'
end the onions sse fos the use Of the Ifinoi
troops 10 the srmys"
10 addition 70 these. Col. Msrrises fos
wssded Isss week large qssssisies q liquor
! cosdisls and other hospital stores. Thul
!, quietly and without ossensasiss. goes on ID
good work ~issuyora,ed b. The Democrat
; Convsnsios.
Already the soIdievs hsvs Qso6ted 70
. vsstlyersassr extent ~ The operation Of III
. Dsmocsstic Genital Commhtse. under sh
! efficient management ei Cot. Morrison
!. than they did b. NE expenditure Of the 81
thousaad dollars ~aepsoprisssd for their bes
I le6s q The special session Of lsGl, .
squsndsred by Gov. vssss and biz feas
aids in pso6sisss pleasure excursioas.-lCh
esgo Timss. er fsr tH
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which oddisioas are continually being ussde)
ri Ponssiss ri Eminent Am~sicsn NJ. etc, viz:
72 Major Genossls. 5a5 S~'ssesMes.
40 Brig. Generals. 127 Divines.
3s9 coloo eis. A lI6 Authors.
- Lieus.-C eIoaels. 20 Astisss. y.
2O7 O'her O6cess. liz Stage.
% NAVY O6csvs. - P'cm'st Women
Ia Promiaeos Foreign Postai's.
$500 copies OF Works u Art.
Including representations 81 the moss re's
brssed Esgssvines. Paintings. S's's~s. &c.
C.ssloeues seal IN receipt Of Stamp. An
order Tor One Dozen P,cruaEs isor oss
Catalogue will BE- filled on sscrlps d 81 ~
and cent By nail. free.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE y hsssby gives shss 10 sndss'
~ signed be- beeo sppeistsd Adaisissss.
10 rof The estate d Hssssh AbsIl dse'6s ssit
esssss q supposed % - solvent.
A7 DAVID q. ABBLL sdns.
August 18th l06o,-3w
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Yurvey Noltce.

NOTICES hsrsby given shss The under.
~ signed vii! proceed. with ths Susveyos
81 Dsbois cosnsys % The llsh dsy q Sep-
semb~r, 1861. % run Tho lines and detesmise
me bosndsdes Of Sections Is end u. Tow
3. South Rssge 5 vest The issernedisss
lines viii sIso - sun and the corness there.
o( esssb ljshsi. An persons iasevesssd siIl
take aosiee. =. SOhNk6k.
sue 22-sw p. EXTINK
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Advertise 10 the Jasper Courier.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-11-11

the Charity Fund, who shall have the power to give
tickets specifying the quantity to be allowed indi.
gent persons and the agent in charge supplies
shall not furnish any article except on delivery OF
such tickets He shall give no ticket to any person
not residing in Raleigh its suburbs, unless with
sthe conseat of the Directors. f-..'<-
Moved by Kemp P. Battle, Esq, that the Agents
formerly appointed to contract fof wood be author
lied to make additional contracts to IN amount not
exceeding $4,000. :,
A generous don.tion Of 100 cords Of wood was
made to the Association by John Deveraux, Esq.
Moved BY T. b. seiby, that the proceeding Of the
meeting be published in the city papers
On motion of R Il. Battle, Jr, the meeting adj
journed to meet at the Town Hall on Tuesday after
noon next, at 4 o'clock
D. N. BARRINGER, Ch'm'n.
W. J. W. CRowDER Sec'y
P. S-The Committee to receive subscriptions
are W. j. Young, A. M. German, T. II. Briggs,
Western Ward; J. j. Litchford Gee. 7. Cook, J.
WombAe, Jr, Eastern Ward P. F. Pescud, Jno. G.
Williams, Mills h. Brown, Middle Ward.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-11-11

we al desire peace, but we think those 50 aux.
ious for peace at home could effect the desired OBJ
lect much better if they or their sons, or both,
would take their places by our sides in the army.
dod forbid that North Carolina should send nui.
sance to the Confederate Congress-. Every peace
ma" elected to Congress will prolong this war q
year each.
We clip the above from the army correspondence
OF the last Fayetteville Observer.
We think it high time that the attacks on the so.
: called peace men Of this State had ceased. They
have borne these attacks for months with much pa:
tience but now that the soldiers and people at home
haze spoken and endorsed their course, it becomes
their assailants to act with some prudence, if not
justice towards them. The "nuisances' to be sent
to Congress are such gentlemen, we presume, as
Dr. Leach, DR.. Ramsay, Mr.. Christian, Gen. Logan,
Mr.. Gilmer, Mr.. Turner, and others. These gentle
men and their friends are keenly alive to the in
terest and honor Of North. Carolina as any in the
army Or out Of IT.; and it does not become even an
army correspondent to designate as nuisance"
any person whom the people Of this State may choose
to elect to Congress.
We know of no unconditional peace man elected
to Congress from this State. a majority of those
who have been elected entertain the opinion ex.
pressed by DR.. Ramsay and Mr.. Christian in their
circulars, that we should fight and talk for peace at
the same time-fn other words, carry "the sword
in one hand and the olive branch in the other" If
each one Of such peace men should prolong the war
agar, it is likely to continue -"lo, these many
years.
Such attacks, ifnot in themselves "nuisanees" are
certainly nauseous to the nosrls of all patriots and
right thinking men.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-11-11

The sScum of Society,",
The Charlotte Bulletin in its issue of the 31st
October, said:
in the 9th District our able Representative, the
Hon. VIM. Lander, is opposed by gentleman who
is being supported by the Holdenites, embracing
with few exceptions, the scum of society-men who
have done very little if anything towards sup
porting the Confederate government since the war
began, and who are ready to accept of any sort of
compromise with the Yankee government rather
than take the field in defence Of Southern rights, or
risk Yankeer raid upon their pigs and mich cows"
The answer to the above is that DR.. Ramsay bea.
Mr.. Lander in the army vote in the Counties Of
cleveland, Rowan, CASTOR, Catawba, and in Mr..
Lander's own County, Lincoln and he has also
heatten him in Lincoln and CASTOR At the time of
writing this it is more than probable that Dr. Ram
say is elected. 1t would be sad thing if MAORI
ty of the soldiers and people of the 9Th Congress
sonal District were "the scum of society" and OF
posed to their own country. Is not the Editor Of
the Bulletin ashamed of himself?
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81 repeat that if we allow Lander to be defeated,
we shall have trouble here at home for the disoyal
will feel encouraged in their traitorous conduct If
those who are the bold and unfinching friends of
the government and administration are defeated in
this election, then the Yankees will feel encouraged
to invade our State in all directions and continue
the war for our subugation and ruin, and thus the
war will be prolonged"
The above is an extract from communication in
the last Charolette Democrat urging the people to
turn out and re-elect Mr.. Lander to Congress. If
Mr. Lander is defeated, as We trust he is, we shall
see whether I'VE shall have trouble here at home"
This is the same old cry that was raised against
Gov. Vance's election. The people were told that
he was not true man-that he did not eight as he
ought to have done at Newbern-that he was not to
betrusted because Holden supported him-and that
if elected, the enemy would be so encouraged that
his forces would be in Raleigh IN six weeks froua
the day of his inauguration. But the people turaed
deaf ear to all this, and gave Gov. Vance IS, GOO
majority. The Yankees have not reached Raleigh
yet, nor is it probable they Wilt if Gov. Vance can
prevent it.
After this experience of the falsity oftheir charges
and predictions, it might have been reasonably ex.
pected if the Destructive leaders could be regarded
as reasonable beings that they would cease to make
such silly appeals to the people, But persons who
are all passion and no reason seldom learn any thing,
and never profit by the past They are like the bee
or the wasp confined in room, and seeking for The
open air through window pane-they strike their
heads against it for the huudreth time, and never
learn their mistake until the window is hosted and
they are let out; and when confined again in the
same way, they 60 through similar buttiRg against
the glass until again humanely released.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-11-11

A CLERICAL MOVE IN THE RIGuT D1REcr1oN.-The
Catholic Bishop Of New Orleans, on the 2eth Of DC.
tober, instituted forty hours devotion for blessed
PEACE at the church of Saint Theresa, the festival
day of that Saint We commend this pacific move
ment to our clergy one in the rightdirecton, and
far more likely TO produce good 'esaiss than tour
to Europe.
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The Latest News.

The Latest News
NJ change is announced as having taken place in
NV LEON of the opposing forces 1t and near Chat
|he p0s There are vague rumors afloat that Gen.
sr.er contempates falling back.
Notbiug new from Gen. Lees army.
The firing by the enemy still continues on Char
.on Fort Sumter is pretty well knocked to
,css but our forces still hold it. and the Confed-
,es seem to think that Sumter is as strong as ever
defensive purposes. The place holds out remark
bly, we'll.
We clip from the Progress Of Monday the follow
rumor of contemplated advance by the enemy
ON Wiuton:
RuxoRED ADvANcE-A gentleman who ar
we'd in this city on Saturday night brings intelli-
nce that ten transports landed troops at Winston,
[ertford county, on Thursday morning last, and
Int they were.msrching on Murfreesboro' 1t this
Itegence be true and We have'no cause to doubt
we fear the people Of that section of the State are
be subjected to another damaging raid. The force
too small to attempt an advance on Weldon, un-
Is there are more than those landed from the ten
(ansports alluded to. We hope we have sufficient
brce in striking distance to compel them to take
[ster, and that it will be done Immediately.
P. S-We are indebted to a friend for the follow
hg, lett at our Office last night:
FROM WELDON.
RALEIGH, Nov. S.--Advices by this morning
h edon train state that ten Yankee gunboats had
|yrived at Winton last Friday loaded with troops.
4 was thought another expedition of two thousand
ayary and fifteen pieces Of artillery were destined
|r some point. An adequate force had been sent
b check the vandals.
We have no doubt that the amplest arrangements
kill be made to meet and drive back the enemy at
his point. The protection Of Weldon is of the first
Importance to the country.