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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14
CAMP NEAR RArIDAN RIVER, Va
Anrnst < lSii2

J
At meeting Of the officers and men of the
2lst North Carolina Regiment, Of which, by
motion Of Capt Beall, Col. ". W. Kirkland
was appointed Chairman
By motion Of Capt. J. c. Blackburn the
following officers, non-commiSsioned officers
and privates Of the regiment were appointed
10 draft resolutions for the consideration Of the
meeting:
F. A. Welfare, Private Co. A ; b. S. Brown,
Private Co. g.: j. II. Leinbock, Sergcat Co.
H.; c. NJ. Lasley, Sergeant Go. ~. Il. a.
Stratford, Corporal Co. NJ; II. W. Rierson,
Sergeant Co. f.; Capt. j. +. Beall, Co. A.:
Capt. j. C. Blackburn, Co. g.; A. Ring, Ser
geant Co. H.; Giles Whitaker, Private Go l.:
w. NJ. Gray, Private Co. L.; NJ. ". j, Foy,
Sergeant Co. c.; Capt. J.. w. Beard Co. F.
The committee presented the following reso-
lutions, which were passed without a dissent
ing voice.,
|. That We, as citizens and soldiers of North
Carolina, have read with regret and indigna-
tion the issues of the Raleigh "Standurd," in
which reconstruction and submission were
counselled, and gladly use this public means
Of expressing our unqualified opposition to
such views, and pronouncing the same fit only
to be uttered by traitor and tory.
.. We would earnestly call upon our reln-
tons and friends at home to use every effort
to return u our ranks those of our comrades
VIII, from misguided influences, have deserted
their posts
. We know of no surer method Of putting u
stop to this most I'M urious practice than that
of thorough expression Of public opinion
against the same.
8. Desiring peace, but willing to accept it
only upon the acknowledgment Of our national
Independence, we call upon our friends at
home to give cordial and hearty support to
a vigorous prosecution of the war. being well
satisfied that any manifestation of lukewarm-
ness OF desire for peace upon any other terms
than the above will only encourage the enemy
in the hope Of our ultimate suhjugation, and
prolons definitely the war, which we desire
should be brought to speedy and honorable
end. =
: +. We denounce with scorn all persons, if
there be any such in North Carolina, who
wish to see a reconstruction Of the old Union.
Such sentiments can only be entertained by
towards and slaves, who have skulked the
dangers and hardships of the war, and We
distinctly announce that ace are unwilling to
submit to any such degrading terms.
,. lhat tnese resolutlulls pc Helil ~ h'' vi
the Richmond paners, the Raleigh "Snte
Journal and the Fayetteville observer y
with the request that all the othcr papers of
the State, except tho STANDARD" and "Pro-
grcss," be requested to publish the same.
Col. W. ". KIRKLAND, Cmn'n.
Capt. j. F. BEALL,
Capt. j. w. BEARD. Secretaries.
Priv. Z. 4. WELFARE,
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Capt. j. F. BEALL,
Capt. j. w. BEARD.
Priv. Z. 4. WELFARE,
For the ERnitrf


The patriotism and State pride of all true North
Carolinians has been much scandalized by the
conduct Of 1.-The Butfaloes" under the lead OF
that Interchangeable, W. w Holden. The tone of
Holden's paper. and the forbearance it has met
with from an insulted people, have tended to
place the good old North State in false position
in he eyes of all abroad, who do not know the
trne character of that law abiding, prudent and
drniGed old Commonwealth
Indignant At the course of the miserable fac-
ton, and its leader rojoiced e read i'll tho En-
uui-er," of the 27th July, under tho signature
conservative. defence of North Carolina,
which will go far to disabuse the minds of stran-
gers in regard to the opinions that may have
been formed from tho effusions Of foreign
liars and domestic traitors, relative 70 the
prevailing political sentiments i'll North
Carolina. The writer Of tho article in your
paper is evidently a member of the party
to which Holden gave the name "Conserva-
tives"-id est-the whole mass of voters III North
Carolina who supported Gov. Vance IN opposi-
ton to theDemocratic candidate, and it is no
less apparent from, the whole tenor of IFS letter,
TINT whilst he is pleased with the treason Of Hol-
den against the Democratic party, he despises
the traitor as a cunning, anxious, ambitious, vim.
dictive demagogue-the editor Of paper "g'o-
ryinr in its destructive, not conservative edlto-
riala.
conservative" makes clenr the animHs OF
Holden. He ("Conservative") says After he
"(Holden) had given it (the Democratic party }
''power, influence and victory. it thought proper
"io reject the claims Of his ambition and service
Hence, he hates jeff. Davis because he was n
democrat; hence he blocks up the way of the
"Confedrate Government, &c. &c.
Grant all that is claimed for Holdcn's services
10 the Democratic party. has he received nc
equivalent Did they not make him rich
An but there arc some things that even the
magic Of riches cannot buy in some communi'
ties Mr. Holden did not consider that he isds
lining in such community; but his overwoening
ambition overlapping itself, he aspired to the
gubernatoral Office.
Says he: II grow; prosper"
Now. Gods. stand up for bsstards =
But the Gods, not intending to destroy the
Democratic party, saved them from the madness
of placing Holden in high social and polltica
position. God gave the State :!
A NATIVE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
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From TIE ARMY OF NORTHERN FIR-
GINA

All is quiet along the Rappahannock. Very
few Yankees remain near Warrenton, in Eau
quier; L large number is still at Brandy Sta
lion, and between that place and the lower
fords the main army Of Meade is supposed to
rest. Our cavalry still holds Culpeper, aud
our main army remains in its Inst reported
position No evidences of q further retrogade
have transpired, but, on the contrary. an .ad-
vance of our army is expected by officers IN
hivh positinn
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TRASS.NJSSISSIPpI

We publish to-day the first letter from our
spccia trans-Mississippi correspondent received
since the fall of Vicksburg. We hope to hear
frequently from that section, though the pros:
poets at present look like the correspondence
would be only scmioccasionsl. The letter will
be found interesting.
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uAYISG beer detailed W the rrsrierraster's!D
"a pa-trnru sr'ii- al irregular ch.!- assi9st the
Confederate Stat Government Tor - cTnti-s OF King
"ili!sH King and Queen. E--.x. Mathews. Gloucester
Northumberland coCH,i-. EirS.ia herewith announce
70 ,4 counties cha; .r.y 20 receive and settle said
cism-. aud wsh :eI be sent in promptly. Any in
formation -et" in regard 20 .-- unsettled and special
GAINS BE- bat hy Ipics;ion my office Hanover
Court Rna--. For Special IniurGa:!oa pages lse Az.
ls., All prh'!:~ Army Regulation.
WILLOrGUBY S..SNITH
aug 7."c'' Capt aad a. =. N,
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We do not kLow whether Meades cavalry
dilute their liquor or not. But from the way
the7 took water" at Brandy Station on the
4th. they must have been ~ spree for
month.
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,rAIrAnIE TAH,i FOR SALE, co>TAI>-

lnE 4rO acrc-, -!'ra:c! ~ IT," county ~ Lun"nrui-,
r.;lim 10 nj o! Key yvc Depot, "a u" Rc'lGrud nGi
DtnviI!c r,iirrad lying upon tue wd'"rS q" The au!F"r
river iun nil" an. ."uT.tr lie tract t., iarr
ii,tiuc, ...t"urn'. The Hnwrs"}h, c"'HIG.uE i"h I
..r.s wi;. 100 "f fch loss ground W." hrIDrr"i
,i.d yra'"r"d ILr Improvements Hrr Wy good, -r.
exc, lIrIi u"uc. agd EfV" orchards Another rar: u'
g2J acres wt'h - or :s~tcTr- e.: Na amG.-! "h"f'd
,,! r:,nDer-,i sn good orchard. b. iiiprovr1nr's
,-c tclrigbir good dwelling Hai ou'hoa-r- WIKI lttI~
expense b" made itr cD.Gfor'aui". Ano~r trar; u!
s.i acres go orlU 0; !l land, well 'iunr-r! n.!
y: ,gr. and .,u rNc..lrn: .pii" orchard al - Hrpv"
lands are E"av!iy Gh.ra. Had in high st6tr .! .Iu
puv.!rcU'. and IN excellent D'gAh"rhtOI coEs-nru:
l.; :hr n,.,.t churches and denominations. There J..
-xcr,len, mill 'h- hoIu'stcH" trtc TIE lnuGs ~;
io,n ~ .s 20 -u!t pGrchE-Gs-. i de- rcd
Terms accommodating, =" .G p-rcasrr- and posses
slo "iyr Ia ;iu- 10 -us wl".i /; i presume! :ITtlrr
I..cIi.n /, G--Ir- Ia" purchaser will Tirr D"'yIr
uurcLa,ing nv i';.rsr - H--~nai GrOTc PpsuN!'e,
Iuunubrrgcou.iy, Va J. u. HURT.
iulv
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N-oriCE 10 CUNSIH!VTS.
To all PcrSou, between The aEr~ Of E;shlCrn
nuh fOr;y-riN" .cnu- who Lalr Ir,T been
prr : iuu.lX EnrnIIrh;

Ia o,,,,.,c. - ,,, r.r...,.,,..- ,, 80.
"Dg''g,Se T 20 VIE it.''"''" O. ' ..fs'rncy
"rI' " 49,. ,.......r -. '.' - g.
80 -, ' pa '''"7'' v '''' III '"e f""''| I-'.'
kt''''''' H'3''l., '"''''4 ~" az '' .t.''n al!
!G'ti i've sr' """ residents '! 'nE ''""r r"Ii ~
% '"' $40 ~ ''-e' "'T - "'''"r .'4'Ilrf ''
po.' ''iN- ''' N'''~ '''''' 49,. !.'I''' iS ''.
crr' "i 'N Hi,"'''.' -i 90 ''S'. 81 ' places l s"
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hr'."
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FROM PENSACOLA.

MOBILE, Aug. 1.-The ilnbc Evening
News has special despatch :. wing later news
from Pensacola. There were 81. cen vessels Ill
the harbor, ten OF which are vc.-cls Of war, and
the rest transports. The laIiiI"Gs are building
two immense hospitals at the Navy Yard. each
three hundred feet long and ;;:ce stories high.
All the negroes are being sen; TO New Orleans
10 be drilled and placed in the Yankee army
there.
Pensacola Itself WAS still considered neutral
ground.
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CHANCERT NOTICES
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\ 'lhfsIN!S-ln ChuncsTy: Ia i.- 90.


tIhGI>iA-!n Chanc.ry: Ia ta~ Ioun,y Ccni
W. rerka.. IN h'rorvr s',s, r.a .. = A.nar,,-s,,,
o. '''"""F,' t.Ni'',h "'cN'-., |..a.t
7'h"u:r- r re-Nn. E'laa v Dawson, n,a.. .......
- = ay,S"., '"L A''y, lis WI" Evi., .uv L..
A.l!-9n. la"'""s Allison. Ni.ua ..-. /. & e..
"!!e, - ,',noH y n.i., ."ur ~ary " NJ NJ.
!. My. - Living. and ..a0. h. VT. s.r-. P.-.
.li, >iNhii !r:.ti-, A""..a" = pI'i'.r~. Il....s!
IecAia. t't- r-Ean- u X E.i-it.e and f:.a s,, sI
= k'i''' 'nn Ann his W.T. il- Il Tgra:s. My :.
!. Hon5ur,a' Il M",ry. El',. b. q, w.. ~aT /.
Eys E Mn W.. = 4 l1 La"PI; I an: E..5. !. ~ My Il
i:"t' T"1"!. III: Arn -. l.sw .,e. vaf.dw ~.
s.'l"",. !! I'.,..', VIZ H"..ee "nj Tia o.. a.
~ a,rrr" Is,' i ;'.' r.n,r ct Dsrcr,,n-r' I-,r
"m y. Perkins, .d:.>'rat2- ~ Ei 5a.... . ,..t. ,,.
reaSrG. :. dire - - rcud,r arl.va; u ...r r....
ion - i:. sat" g.! his interstate a.,r. osr r ,.,
i!' coast. and ;l!- saio C.~l.y..rr . ~,
rrcle. ~ Inquire Tie Ln"' VI tfr t.-.,.i -t- aT
SnuUI !'r'a- dee s-"d n1't Srser Pars.'- I'D \
,sr.i.rc.. drsr,o.j.u:- :,rc ca,l e, - ,..,. ..
distribution OF tie estate g. the i.,'.'s'.
CorHr.>raSsr, Org,cI, ,n.vs:..
u ra,,e5 ir"."a.,. vi. i.a~ p.s.eu =, ,c aArt
npar FRIDAY. n" III h,y Of lusu.s .r,l 10 -,"cur-
H. "'"""" "r'f"e. ny or;co, IT, Cumberland caaa.,
Given uo'~r sy hand q. c"mur,->'oar. O: -al, ,oart
JOIN .. ErNNuLU-.
I"'y'y--"4". CoEuas,:o"':
(IEG!:At;.AI-,lN -, cMAScEEr.-la caro''as Cons,
Jacnr. ". iious;OH in .i. uvu !.l -: l..r...r.r
~ jordan EDusion, DECD, I.g.uh
A-.In=t
Lewis l.. Houston aad Thomas {. Houston.
nrhu,I.Gt.-
TIE object OF This suit : 20 obtain deere. for i.rsg.
OF 'r"'t q: !tni IN C"ro!.n" county, N. rcuusns
jordan Houston. i-cd i division OF H.. Net proceeds
a"inH2s; ih- parties entitled - :...uyH Ea.iue lrr,.
mA" ana n."G thai tc s.! Defendant, oiF",'.a;1
oi III" sh.- @; Nc.ua. Il i ordered iha ,ry Ap- ,-
within one month after dIc Publication '- ..cr amt
uu "Aa. IS .ccrs-Y pru;rc; ;!r .lair-.. IL tas sg.
A cOpy--I-rie,
iulg ~ ltl~.wf Gro X 'TAvrGR ,.t.-s
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NoNMIss!0NER,- SAFE nF AAND. ~

4 tDNNISSINNLK'@ SAf.E ''F II!tNU. ~
| LOUISA CGTSTY, NA.-By aathDT,. %: q dr
rr. o; the Circuit CoGrt 0. Lo.sa c"uy, ir sHt o:
hrl'S executor sc. Nitcleli a"s G'GeI' me ua
i,r.,yut ,d comm s-iCueF usncA ~ .nd decree
wilt on TUESDAY. tie sA u: September l-'j, oH-r '"T
s,I. "A, pubic m;c.l,a, IL" prHn!s"i, TRACT OF
LAM, ing or Fork C7."k !.bg.sA county ;.s"iye
,oprn.,-t o Ia. Court lio. containing about 40 acre.,
wlich belonged TIE hrr John Mitchell. Of ra.I
count. 5 aid La- on Il comfortable q" ssLns
hor.r win. suitable cu,huGirg.. 81 good so.i, highly
a,pro y.., and IA ample iuppiy "!NoGd.
The purchaSc. . have choice ri'hsr TO pay he wtoe
Of II, pr. hs. i!o,ey in c4- aay part thereof
after paving in cash euoVs tn Gi."y e&pru.rs {! sac.
give bends with approved s"cG:y "n credit o" on" tTv
,d ihrcAyr.rs bearing i".:-s; from G4Ie irT"' u DC
tI annually aad :l,.c retained G. ay ,lG money
paid.
Should the dag ab7re appointed be too !ECicm-a: 'or
Le T. vi. AXE place ;l- t--t B'.blc day thereafter
Tkr-o w!sl:n. :l:hrr in!JrtHntoa will rUEnCGicAt'
vvir uaf.rsisnc4, tTh1ap.-L Cros, RoNts iCi:a
COUNTY. -" X. Il. "ADpf.
-l,.7.-..,-f-v Coa1u!s. s.onp-
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TANTED-TEACfIEK Board Of Trustees
" OF ,a- CGeraw Ac.dc.acH Society will. on Iu"-
day TIE -,; Angus: rEt eec: Teacher :or each 0: ttr
schools Under thar cba!s".
TL- teacher CT ;:l bog, schOo. rG.: b.. 2"n,tr-aE
-1ompr-I, 70 !a-'r-c, ooSh extended
aEc-nt Lar :uage- Mgtl"m .'.c. IL. IL Literature. 81
fa ~ l"I..t. will qualify :,r admission 20 "s JGgo5
Class Of t!- Sua. CFJ.iL! College. aud nil r-c-iTc
,-!agg -tO t- -cl o-tc y-aC ~ ten u.o.s. FE.
a- In quarterly G.la C"us Ht th- md 0 each TTnr,r!
TLr;-sch-r l: =. G!'!- school must Os G~' Or
l.dy o; .,rGaGa a experience, competent 10 ist-Ec.
in ali the branches usually pursued IN female "nar!se
ot the i-b.-; class au sSl receive salary .yfsf
tie sc:o!i,. 80 year. Payn5.~ IS above.
Tie uac!..: eac! school g!Us! te competent AID lie.
posed 20 yoy-ra well.
Applications for each ~ these situations from person,
fuItLg ae description, o: qualification stlrr 't
:hr uIi-rs!gnei President Of he Board ~ Ca,-w,
:. C.. viii receive .t:eEt!yc. JOHN =. l..S!-.S.
EHkRAyv. 5. e. Ja!y iJ L-f-i J1.y i5-IiH'y.rr
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FROM CHARLESTON.
CuAKGESToN, Aug. IA quiet here TO-
,r.h
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NiTAETED-TU TEACHER5.--I ~. 70 eD3oy =
W gentleman, % u.ex ep;iocZb: private c....c:-.
we'll qualified 20 te.c!: t,Tcei Lai .s"c H0d 49,.
usual En- fish bcsnch-. 0; eGcEaiCL Ia"-e Eppiy"E 81
pspe a. th"I- .Or :eacL!rs &. six TTrvg
pupils, giving testimonials p't gefcc~2cr- 70 qua..:s.
tons. clarac:er &o Jat lrr -e..0r c0r.aercE IL,
Is: of Sept"lIber Id close toe 2;L g. D.s4-L
sec ai ses,ou n.. comE=nc- tie 3:h OF January, :,.
and cIose the ih ;ay to!oTing. Nj Ail.ss. Is Cu!Gs
vile. buckingham couH;y, Va
rl, g-c.t T. " HCDa.C
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HATh,TED-A Situation a. .Te"cIeE ...r-j
w family, ty Lao: WHO las had yeGr. eSrcri.
ence, and who is qualified 20 teach fh Ordinary h. s:
branches also Music and French 10 begin
P-rsotsi making application w!! ..easG s.'..s :er;l4
R-feEeuc" given Il required
~ Aidres, Mis-. / l.. EVANS
v:i-1w3p New store EGc.ta g.a5n VI.
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LSrEclAL CoeREsroS pEScE OF TIE Enquirer
LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS,
July 18th, 1863.
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DsutlGt 8uataupIgna, gubbinptgsl uv,p =,
4gr,.a,aa = QetbbttItptbsf, -

o. % ". SaIfinnOTtst ssiideH Eap. ~ seoniHsuara
So eNe"se mt mstlsn 6rsaHben iO@ts BEN asebueu EabITrus
aassptstAea r~an5assl8a. Dab i'd asssa @siGajt sOa. gs.ss
. @opsr. na4 eotssn pIae beYIsst babe NIB bite has cr Sxthsy
siSentts sssrtranea asd israer seaSotrsn 81 rpEsp.
gsstH sassr ron Nl1tf@en 8l9era tn alien Btanne,t.
S3RlbA&er.l S@reib. unb 9ei@ eaSefte cores.
asatertaltsn 0Get ars, htHtf&e aeaftt FIJI gsaass aasb Sc
Gne, Eebe ~ ant bs bsas SsTsoGaanstst nnb ,osrb. II gss,rss,
Der i&Iettea SetSte btaisnen Prets ftGtn. -scrSW
Hui naetae SetbhtbIt0tbe nabs ID t~sIcnSgrs anin,s,so,n
asen I'd eieIelbe ~ieber beSentene Seraartt babe. 1 r,6 n 49,
Isl Enf has Gtatinbex bon 8A@srn, wufr u. spsrSe IA .,.,.
~Ustcnesrs Aafn.tTtlGultet SsrtseHosns unb bsbs ID meiuc gn1.
aSsrst 70 SOusdsNS stnseri&kt, NM allen p~nttrauet bsNsrs
nhseH ~ tHnnen. ". ". & nmth. ~" 'SRSR"
$40. % II. SaIAnorss. sniIaen esoN = Sur,,..
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TE~*E#V~N~U "~H @V"V
Mbeeltag ttaD 4, 5luutous. = = q +.
9it sal4lasayee ane 0ptS-9sfeatstn otttes Fem ~rtlitaesi
DaNlita4s tis ss8gten ssstDfttt tn StsSe aAf s5tlsstets, 1er
%iegifn, ~ bag lie een Eiiuts anbsra 8abn tn btseEs 9dabs
atg$iref en ssirS. Gitie a3e9n s1a4 cs!aattfnfn 2etsT sus8s-
bIs :areie unb E4relkg ppb bataF bic biQtgEt 9gats fTr biz
~9Ssileupfg a4h 6tga So;aeE, bte al@t aerffbltH ieaten, ne o.
heuassG 't~ ti - go
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prn g~nIEn1nra rsoA ~
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" n " t:h f5t.l
g5on WaIbln9ton fcutusen bic i3age uun
8 ubr, unO 9 30 8ormittaes nl1b I'm 1llbr,
8 80 NIB 2 nhr ga 4uittass bier an.
3 Der Ueftltde BUG tOmmt 6 l1Gr Gbenb8
ano Der Srebertd- BUG UNI II l1br 8or.
ulitta8s bier CIT. -. 40 80 .-1a
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u "a inn0s 9eute.
" DR.. Johnston, {.
per ttngt8e ar3t. tuslGsr ansetst.
.tH4iHigst% L. Wd1HtnH II
. a1tt g . f.&DSpttaL
aebeintcm &ranfkeiten
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