Report cl O ' f'L AaSocitiOM18o4:
-Entered according".. ActotCongscMrn the
Sl- U-""", bv J- S. Thrasher, in the Clerk's
ofiive of th'lisff-ict Court of Ths Confederate
JHutcsi for the- Northern District of Georgia
PjTF'.buu, Aug. 12. Northern dates
to the.lQth have been received. Unoffici-
nl dispatches 'claim- ft great victory for
A v ri!l over McCausland and Iiradley
tVhnson on the 7th ncarjMocrefield Har
dy county Johnston and staff was cap
Inrcd but escaped. He also ckimx 5 to
Go9 prisoners, trains, colors, ar.d sin'ull
urtns captured. , .
The Commercial-Advertiser -pf. the 9th
says tbst Sherman and Thomas both tel
egraphed to Washington that Atlanta
wi'l fall this week certainly.
-A rebel wugo" ttaiTi, numbering S5
W.igtHv?, wis captured in. Loudon county.
Nothing from the armykof the Potomac.
Four expeditions entered 'Florida,., des
troying the railroad, -burning .bridges and
committing other depredatious.
. . .. 1, --,
Ikcinioxr, Aug, 12. BaltimoTO pa
pers of yt sterday hav; been received.
The Yankee cavalry have reoceupied
Martinsburg. Sheridan report his forces
thoving upt the Sheniandoah. -Valley against
the enemy .V- Atonr .)'clockJnj VVednes
dar.skirniishing$fc ejng xn , tea, miles,
frra City,,Pointf.v
It is assertft-J thaUStanton has tender
ed his resignation, aod was promp'ly ac
cepted by Lincoln'. .' Othor Cabinet
changes are "reported; - bht i t " seems ' no
doubt that the resignation of Stanton
was in consequence- of a quarrel with
Blair. '. " -
Clintos, Aug .-11,' via. Mobile. 2th.
New Orleans papers of the 9th received.
Th'cy "Say 'the Tecumseh struck a torpedo
rmrr:?ft Port ' Mnnin a.nd( went lou n im
mediatelv. All on board perished, in-
cluding the Captain, except 9, who are
prisouers. After passing the fort, the!
Tennessee came up witti three wooden
vessels of the fleet, delivering a broadside,
and still looking for the" Hartford, n ig
amp, wiin raragnc on wan u. ine aio-
1 t , j . , ., ,
nongahela bore down and struck the Ten- i
nessee amidship. The Tennessee and j
Hartford thon got side by side, tho form- j
cv pouring hill broadsides into the Hart-
ui u poi uiuio, jiuiug, ia uis l run xct-
ta sasrs, a fearful loss of life. Later the
Lackawaunu arid others came up with
Faraght, until the Tennessee surrendered.
Papers report that Admiral Buchanan's '
leg will bo saved. lie told them he would '
le willing :o die two minutes afterwards
if he could have sunk the Hartford.
Lt. Conistock (Confederate,) and Lt.
Preston, (Yankee) are both reported dead.
Ittcnoxn, Aug 12
-A special to the
Wtiy, from
Petersburg, gives Northern
news to the 10th.
The rebnls were completely routed in
fight at Moori-ficld, with a 'loss of (U0
prisoners, und were pursued by Averill f5 '.
miles. liradley Johnson, hi stall', colors, '
artillery, trains' and a quantity of sma'll
.inns were captured. McCausland" barely
'scapi'd. Johiisou wore no
insignia oi
rank ana suoseq ut'ntly cheapo I.
Two campaign has opened actively in
r ion.ta
t - ss no
i a -
I'.d pi o.vccul-d vilu. iircat sue
r I -.riioy.
l!ll U'S
from 'riTit or Shennuu
Alt
quiet in front oi
r t ...v. ,i.
At i. ant Aug. 12. T'urc
Ins
icen
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...Mmiig u., ui cwcu.c iu.t o- ;
' ?lTho batteries on' Marietta Mrcct nnd '
cast of the St:ite
road, opened upon the
city at I o'e!o k this morning, and
tinned to the present lime, striking a
number of houses on McPonough street. '
"No. casualities are reported.
t The enemy are repored still massing on .
thelcn, but making ho cflort to extend j
their right
MoBrr.c, Aug. 12 Heaving firing is re
ported at Fort Morgan on Tuesday and
Wednesday. .
To-day the telegraph wire was cut be
tween the city and the front. - Two ves
sels were ofT Tog river bar this evening.
The bay .-horo is covered with the debris
of Federal vessels.
Large quantities of tar, pitch and tur
ventine have been burned to prevent the
viR'inv from coming un the river. Troims
are
arriving, and good leeimg ex-
o -I
. ..
i-ts.
Monir.E. Aug. 14. - Jl:i. Carroll, agent
er the exchange of prisoners by Hag of
truce, visited the fleet to make an effort j
l..r the exchnngo ot the paiiphin Island
j nsoners. raiTagnt stated -that the pris-
..,. ,, , , . f' - ,v l, nC 1
oners Mad been placed nt the disposal o;
(Jen. Canby, and he (Farnignt) could do
nothing with them.' Arrangements were I
made to send packages to the prisoners 1
from their friends
Gen. Maury has ordered the officers
and KtJdiers to remove their families fur
ther inltnd. All noncoinbatants are or-
It icd to leave aud are busily, crossing tho j
i iv m sigui.
J liefe are heavy forces in North Mi s
siMsippi. and theixdestination is reported
to b,e Mobile. - , ; ... - -
. . rETE9BPROAJU"f5- A bout 6 clock
last evening considerable musketry firing
and cannonading-' sprung up along tlie
lines, and ws participated in by both
side?; nothing more, Lewever, than thc-
discharging of wet guns and small arms
by both parties after the rain which pass
ed over the city.
, Atlanta, Aug. 15th--At a late hour
.
3 tjstcrday evening the enemy attempted
,lO; drive in the pickets on our centre, but.
after a sharp skirmbd, were repulsed.
There was desultory firing along the lines
throughout last night and to-day; but
few shells thrown into the city.
A body of. the eneftvy's cavalry dashed
into Decatur this P. M., and moved in the
direction of Cobb's ilills. A small force
of infantry are" reported in Decatur.
Their actions indicate another movement
o"n our'right. Heavy skirmishing is go
ing on at the centre this evening.
Everything looks brighter and more
hopeful than at any time since the jdege
began.
Kicumosd, Aug. 15 Baltimore papers
of the 13th have "Been .received. Noth
ing definite from the Shenandoah Valley.
Jt is believed that Early is relreating bo
nne me superior lorces advancing against
him.
A telegram from New York reports
iht 'capture find destruction of 7 vessels,
whom 0 liiiie.s toi'utheMSt'oj" Sandy Hook,
' hy the uew Confederate steamer Tallahassee
ni J rotlVN "0-rtns brinarp-
ng their pension, -with tho intention of
making u a Use of operauons". . . - .
'"" Guerrillas continue rer vcticc in Ken
lucky. '"' - --- --- . .'r
Stati-ton liao-,nt 1 i
oij-urpn n as itot resigned ambt says, :
"Hav
2Trted , aCCept LC wmUhe;Armyof.the rotao They rlatc
not vohiTilaly relinquish it..' A petition
is circulating in Ohio and other States re
questing the postponement of - the draft
until an attempt bo madVby ne-otintion
to secure a peace based on a Constitution
al Union. .
. TJ11 Ht-rald thinks the time has arrived
when the Administration, on behalf of
peace and reunion, may advantageously
open the door to an armistice and a Con
vention of all the States. It'adyises Lin
coln to send three Com misaipn eis to Rich
mond. The Paris presses, under reserv an-
nounce tho conclusion ef peace between
G ei many und Denmark terms unknown
Confederate loan still advancing. U. S.
stocks further depressed.
Petekskurq, Aug. 14. The
enemv
crossed w ith a division of 'cavalry and
perhaps some infttntry to-thesorth side
f the James river last night. -It is sup.
posed to be only a demongtration while
the real blow, if any is Intended Willjbe
strutk somewhere vhip., Hey.canpon
fctug, lmr vien" ltgai'g-tier ! jgjr'prtrefcfrast
two days; proYcs that ah"e"tgagemeht is
going oti "between our batteries and the
Tie enemy are attempting to cut the
carial across Dutch Gap or Turkey Bend,
20 iniles below Richmond at a place .7
miles wide and G-4 mile across. Our riv
er battel ies opened on the enemy's work
ing parties ard their gunboats respond
ed. The object of th$ enemy in cutting
the canal is to fl ink some of our river bat-
. 7 ouulu'
Mutroi uames luver irom i'etersOur.
CP
Some little cannonading and picket fir
ing, but matters are quiet.
t 1 ETERSBI7RGL Alls?. 1 i Th TTraM rf
fi n , , nnt r .
tne 1 1 th contains live columns etvinjran
il,i.rtU
account of a great Mass Meeting at which
McCl.llan wan nominated br President.
One hundred thousand people were pres
cut.
The Queen of England in proroguing
parliament declared it to be the purpose
of her Government to adhere to tho ncu-
tralitv nolicv.
The Herald says that Grant, when he
visited Washington, left the army of the
Potomac commanded by Butler and in
timates that he wants Meade removed.
The Herald says ifStauton ii removed
BuMer will be Secretary of War.
There arc indications of a san
guinary engagement near Little Bock,
Ark., (says the Meridian Clarion, 28th
uit..) at no distant day. The enemy are
g:Jhcring a'l their available forcos from
garrisoned points on the Mississippi and
placing them under Steele. Slocum's
Yickiiburir raiders did not. disembark
at
Viflclnu r L.if nnvjbr.1 nn in-. fl,P .rivr
to Stcolo On'.mf t.l.-. 10-r-n o, , !
I hyi c'oing in with their c ivalry,
! :md Churchill and others, with their iu-
fautry, are.no doubt in the proper phiee
e.0 thjs Iu,Ced We should Hot be SUf-
riscd if the 'h ovtT". Stecl. wiH
UiaUe a rong cllort to itnve our torces
ou irom the vicinity oi Ijuhc uock and
Du-vall's Blu'f, hut in doing so he mov
lose his fUwthold in Arkansas. Now is
the time for cavalrv onoraunos against;
Memphis, Yicsburg, Natchez, &c
towns Lave bccn ncarly strippcd
These
:arly stripxcd of white
troops for Steele.
Terms of Peace. The Herald -lias
the following on this subject :
In his ultimatum, addressed "to whom
it mnv concern," Mr. Lincoln lavs down
down the- abolition of slavery as one
of the terms of peace. Where did he get
his 'authority for this? "What section of
the constitution authorizes it ? When
was the war for the Union transformed
i i i t i 1,1.
mro a crusaue against slavery r xy wnat
right docs JVlr. lancoin presume to say
that the emancipation of negroes is as
much the object of this war as the restor
ation of tlu Union ? What. party sustains
Jlim in tis view of ttlG casc ? if tie
s,ti wish to comQ h fc i(lto the Uuion
.., , , . , 4
with slavery what party wm dare oppose
. - ,11
tl,e,r return? J he Northern people care
nothing about slavery. hat they want
is the Uuion. Who wiil refuse to let
them have that when the
lay down their arms?
rebels offer to
ront
Preparations for Defense. The
romerv Advertiser of Sunday morn
ing says Gen. Maury has telegraphed to
Governor -Watts. tor every man that he
can. send, The Governor promptly issued
diis "proclamation, appealing to every man
antLboy capable ot bearish arns. to report
at once for the defence aLA&bile the rai
litm are ordered to tiepomt of danger
without delay.- The Governor will do all
in his potver to save the Gulf City, and
Alabama's seaport. The successful de
fence of Mobile, which is the defence of
Smth Alabama, now depends upon the
ready response of the people ol the State.
Reinforcements for the garrison cannot be
.spared from the armies of Georgia or
Virginia, or from any other point. The
home people must, go at once to the com
mercial metropolis, or sh will share the
late of New Orleans, and then wliat part
wiT be safe from penetration by the hated
vandal foe ?
The -SpringBcld Republican's "Washing
ton correspondent speaking of the Balti
more nomination says;
There are those that feel that the nomin-
tion of Governor Johnson, of Tennessee,
is inconsistent with the doctrine on which
both houses of Congress, and the two lead
ing, political organizations of the country
may finally rfgree that no electoral votes
are ta he counted except from States rep--sented
in the preseut Omgress. It is an
anomaly in politics and' Government, that
a man should be elected to the second of
fice in the country who has no immediate
constituency, and whose lellow inhabit
itants will not be represented ia the bdy
over which he is to preside.
Gen. Payne is ruling Kentucky with
t iron rod, lie has confiscated fifteen
stores in Paducnh. Large numbers Irtyc
been driven from their homes and tiuii
propel ty cirlfificutctL
"TOPINEfnABUY ON liny I'LAtf-
We clip tha following paragraph from
the'New "Eork Evening Post ; . , ,
:ifiv6 hi thro cotonttf:'p'$cis have
l ivorcu thR miblic with ,aa oxtrairdicary
. i t . j- i t ' j- v -
that the soldiers have 'given their oQcers
la understatfd that thy will hot in futaro
assault etTrthworkf; they hint that the
co!rcd troops were went .to make-the as-'
sauU 1asi Saturday becanas jfcm white
tri ops reftised'the post of honor and dan
ger ; and they assert that a large numbr
ef ofiicers among them five jjenerals-
hare offered their resignations."
As an excuse f r the bad co.d ict of
the troops, the Post s.tys the men were
impressed with the idea that the Coufede
rares had mined fhe noxt lino of their
works, and would blow them up, . and
thcrerWe ihey would not charge upon
tLem. .. " -
Other United State3 papers lay the
blanre of failure to the cowardice of the
negro troops.. - - - -
T.e fact; is indisputablc.nrs the Bich
mond ifc'c ntind, that great demoralization
exi?tg in Grant's army; and the "country
papers'' are corrccs in their "statements.
..-Both whi ta a ndblack behaved Coward
ly . The tatemeHt made by army cor
repandQts of great loss in while officers
of negro troops, showing that tk?sc oSS
ceTs exhibited more courage than their
loss of negrQivatesyi . compafiobn witttTl
their white oniccra, was equally great as
compared with tliloss of white privates
to their officers.-. The fact is all white
and black, officers" and men- behaved
cowardly, as is well knoxvn to -both ar
mies. " " ' " :
Grant has lost most "of his veterans hy
sickness, expiration .of term of service,
and casualities suffered in the terrible re
pulses he has met with in the present
campaign. JJew levies and negroes now
compose the bulk of his army, and they
cannot be relied on. It is only since the
veteran have been almost annihilated
that he .has sent the negroes to th
"slaughter pens." In the "battles of
Spottsylvania,they were kept in the rear.
He was afraid to trust them; and the
disgracfaJ repulse he met with at Pet
ersburg, wlien forced to rely upon them,
establishes the fact that his fears were
not groundless.
The HDtieru 3' encamped cn the James are
now suiTering fearfully from diseases in
cident to the climate, and Which wit! bo
increased ten-fold as autumn approaches.
By removing them to the Upper. Poto
m?c their health would be improved, but
the facilities for desertion would greatly
over-balance the advantages on account
of health. Grant and his arm3' are near
ly played out, and the question of who is
to succeed bim,is already asked in the
North. The Yankee picket on the Rap
idan, last Spring, wa right, when, in
answer to a question from a Confederate
a to their object in changing the com
mander of the Federal army, he said, fjiuVt
''Grant was getting too big, and Line in
h id sent him over for Gen. Lee to hrt
him down a button-hole or
;wo.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 20th
announces the-h ath of (Jen. Daniel
Me
aid S;lV. iiVll.a at t!lO iWKtf'IH O
i. is
brothe!, t'ol. George W. "McCo"k, la
tSteubi nvillc, Ohio, at two o'clock p. m.,
Saturday la.st. It will he remembered
that he was shot through, just below iho
light shoulder, in the assault upon Ken
c-saw Maun tain, oh the 27th of June.-
When the torribie nature of the wound is
considered, the woiulor is, not that he is
dead, but that he lived s. long, travelled
so far, and was so hopeful of recovery.
The Peril of the Capital. Milledge-
iilc escaped falling into the hands of the
raidcr.s, only bythc skin of its teeth. The
train containing troops from tin place,
sent to protect the Capital, passed Gordon
only a few minutes before he Yankees
obtained possession. Had they been a few
minuses earlier our forces vou"ld have
been intercepted and Millcdgeville would
have fallen a prey to the spoiler. Napoleon
once observed that battles were lost and
won in a few minute, and in this instance"
tlie Capital of the State was saved by the
enemy being delayed let's than a quarter
of an hour. Had they hurried a little
faster, -tho. lnet few miles on their way to
Gordon, we should have suffered the mor
tification of seeing the Capital of the Fuv
pire State in the possession of the vandal
too. Military men should take care of the
minutes.' and tlie hours will take care of
themselves. Mncon Covfederte.
Trite, rut Treasonable.-A relig
ions pamphlet recently published in Phil
adelphia, saj-s : "The Agio Saxon rac.e of
men to get territory to which it has no
claim, makes treaties to plunder those
who enter into them, breaks them to get
lands, then blows the helpless to 'atoms
becanse they dare to remonstrate and seek
self-preservation by force of arms, pro
fesses to be the measenger cf peace, yot
carries a. sword ever warm with the blood
o ijts owh immediate kindred. Within the
hast three years
it has 8lin a million ad
m a contest between broth-
iiilv
a half of men
ers of one family.
Riot in Washington. There vtas quite
an extensive riot on Capitol Hill, Wash
ington, lust Thursday. Some 20 or 30
soldiers from the Lincoln IIosplta)aattack
ing a number of colored men. For a time
the affair threatened to be serious, stones,
brickbats and crowbars being extensively
used. FinalPjra colorrd man got an axe
and mad an assault upon the so? iiers,
killing one ard wounding anothai, it is
believed, mortallv. Tlie j-tfh.iers final by
set fire to the shanties, and some half dozr
en of them were burned. The poliece at
4est succeeded in quelling the riot, and
made many arrests. -
An Honorable Man. Col. "McCan
dless, otHarrisburg, Penn., having been
offered hy Gov. Curtin the appointment
of Brigadier Gneral, in a letter to the
Adjutant General declines the proffered j
honor, and sa s : " The post of honor, as
ths war is now conducted, is in remain
ing a private citizen." Col. McC. is pres
ident of the Keystone Democratic Club,
of Harrisburg, and a gentleman of intel
ligence and high character
Gex. Eitward Joussos. Mnj Genera,
Edward Johnson, recently at Char! estonl
arrived in Richmond on Tuesday, looking
in excellent health and roiuilioji, and ap
parently reidy to resume his valuable ser
vices in the field at a moment's notice.
General Jeff Thompi-ou i. a)"-o ui llich-
GCSdlaM
Uotb'S
rtierraiice, '9-70 ITS
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Uladen, - -
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316
637
127
510
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JBriinswiclci
Buucombo,
Cnhirru?,-
OaracTeM,
Carteret,
Catawba,
Chatham,
CapibeilaBd,; tOlG
Cbrokse, -
ChUTVan,
Clay,-
Claarclaad,
Columbus, -
Craven,
Currituck,
Davie,
Duplin," -
Davidson,
Kdgecombe,.
Franklin,
F-urgytfa,
Gaitoa,
Gatea,
GGilford,
Granville,
Green, ,
Ralifar.
Harr4tt; " "
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100
113
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373
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330.
74
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Madison, .. .29
Martin. 22
MeDowcU, , 723
Mexklenbarg, -42o
Mitchell, -':"'
Monofnerr, 72T.
Moore, " 1060
Xash, 317
New Hanover, 287
Northampton, 385
Ora.ige, 1151
Onslow, - 342
Pasquotank, 163
Perquimons 85
I't'rson, - 653
Pitt, 64D
Polk,
Uandolph, 1357
Uovran, 1345
Richmond, 634
Kobesoo, 931
RockiDgbam, 699
Rutherford, 1147
Smji?on, 4fi4
Stahly, 743
Stokes, 653
Surry, 68
Transylvania,
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Urfiioa,
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Warren,
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Wilson,
Yadkin,
Yancy;
52.S33 , 20173
Majority,
East Tennessee. This --fruitful re
gion, (remarks the Bristol Gazette of the
1th insL.) could now be occupied by a
small force, from all accounts which come
to us by way of the West. Gen, Vaughn's
brigade of ttiat sections of the Sta'e could
now take it and hold it. That command
has been almost decimated by hard mar
ches and battles. Ivor this reason they
ought, to bo sent to thJr om State to
-If i v"c our the f-T'frtL-aj
bushwhacker- remaining. s ct.un.
they could
.it t!i;r I d r:iiL:
a-am.
Ucsid
II
.1
MOVC-
mcnt on Sherman, and won' relieve At
lanta. As long as the Yankees hold Fast
Tcnncsse and navigate the Tennessee river
from Huntsville, ATa., to the rich bottoms j
of the French Broad and Chncker," Sher-
, J '
mau can feed li'.s army. YVt: humbly say I
i. i v? ii x 1 i.: :n
I'j an oiucers, iois is iniy, -nuu uiitj wmi
prove it. Take Last Tennessee and Sher
man retreats give it to them and he
stas at or iu Atlanta as long an he de
sires to.
Marmuduke on the 24th ult., destroyed
a transport near Skipwith's landing. He
had the boat beached in order to save the
women and children, and then burnt
her.
We learn, also, that one of the marine
fleet struck a snag and sunk in drc1) wa
tr, carrying down, it is s-yid, -some six
hundred soldiers and th -ir hor.-es.
It is thought that stirring news may
soon be expected lreui Gen. Price and
his gallant command'
, Clii'on Citizen.
i . - : '
A Letter of Wasoington.- A letter
written by Gen. Washington, acknowl
edging the freedom of , the cilj of New
vork, which was voted to him. was sold
jn that city for $2,250. '
There are now nine thousand rebel
prisoners in tiie. barracks it Rock Ldand,
Illinois, and five thousand three hundrt-d
and seventy-seven at Cmp Dauglas, Chi
cago. There are alo jseven hundred at
Alton. Thus there ia a considerable Rebel
army in Illinois. .
" '
Eaklts Results at -SfAKTtysBCEG.V-A
"Vasbingtoii writer says i
samciej,t , AatejdaTTo juruLsh their
array for a perhofgmoiiths, 'and
probably for a ioiiger'' time, alf'of which,
invalnable ti the interests of the rebellion,
have been carefully and leisurely gather
ed up by the Joe and transported to Rich
mond ' ..
. 44$ . LT ; - y
fkoit Texas. A private ".otter from
Texas says that the prospect of a heavy
crop in that part of the Confederacy is
promising. It alio states that the people
are in fn.c spirits and. the Yankees hate
neaily all left the Texas coast
. Augusta Vkron. and. Bint.'' "
The latest novelty in London-and Paris is the
photograph letter signature. Nrto- and letter
sheets are now grrtton up with miiiiatur'e oval
"thoton-i aph ot the person rising them aCiiicd
to the right hand lower covoerofthe last page,
after the wrds, Very truly yors," w hich
ar printed in the usual place Ther" are get
ting to be quite as fashionable as the carter de
visile '
MitlTAKT rCHAKurs. "Maj. Gen. Maury, of
Mobile, has been Ordered-. to take command of
the Darptnient of Alabama, Mississippi, and
Ea?t LouisiaBa a place mide v aca n "by Oen.
S. D. Lee being aligned t the command of
HofIs COTps in t?e army of Tennessee. JGen.
Miggins succeeds Gen. .'Jaury in the Hcbilc
District. Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel,
A fev days after Gen. Hood assumed
the command of the Army of Tennessee,
be. tvith his staffs visited all the hospitals
at Atlanta, and the result of his strict in
spectioh was a return of fifteen hundred
men to the rrout.
Rain. After a protracfed
drougth,
which was beginning 16 have ft very inju"
rious effect on the crops in thjs sect ion
wc were bWsed, yesterday afternoon, with
a c-pioijf s'.ower of "in. .
COIlIlECTLD U Y 1 V. l.TJTT. "
Aug.. 16. 1851."
U icon
& 4- co y. it.
i rK...... .....
Lird
it reevrax
R ntfr .
C Un
(g) 4 It
...... r2 M $r fl
.:...-......-.v.-.r...2 7o -
...6 00 -- ' Tt
1 50 1 74 V
, , lfv o(rS7 ft
............. f 18 O 4u -btraeh.
Angles & Tepclieg ?1 50 lb
Ct!V?o v.......
kG tt'Mi ram
Sc ......
.... 1 7a , do f?
k tract " Jjogrood
Fl iur ......
5 R S6 To
$Uo (fjlCO barrel
t rseer 12 60 n 13 C ? busei
-i?-dclri-.'r....... STOl.ia 5) w bondred
Jl y 10 60 t htto.ird.
SI-Hcks ' $10 00 -tMiundred
"tainCorn -$'18 -CO m 20.00 ) busljsl
fWhcat :...V..:.... ? 25 00 bushel
'-'"-- 'Rri.. ........ 15 0 S20 -Iwsliel
- Oats S10 00 V bv.jhcl
' ...' 17 21 OO'hiishAl
II iej Green.
2 3 00 "9. lb
D'rv....
T CO
3 0 4 50 V 'lb
....... IS CO p. lb
15 00 V- &
50 00 p ga3on
....50 00 i-VcsHon
?.tlher
-l?nner
Sole
iu uors-rCorn Whiaker.
Ap;le and Porch Brandy
M-hiisos
X la 17"Z'L-
..- - 3 50 t5 4 no ib
..,j..r- 20 -Go i bn?hel
4S 10 00 p bn?hl
.. .....
w.'et ''.".7.;:1
lvi( e'
Sdar
- Sltr-.eiS. CO -r bnah:!
$1 00 V .'lb
10 f? Tl.
:.....'..;.'Family Bar 2 00 ) fu
.-.5 00 V lb
Tt::et
Hpi -itsTwrsentine 1-.....3 ftO gat.
FaiettefUIe4.4 SheeUoil SO" 3 GO T?-Yr.rH
.Sail
'$33 00 i ? bushel
2 50 300t? lb
.;..sc oo. 8 oo ib
- Wool
- t-" Awri-4Cihy i.164.
eeTt)aTaArlHBHBigrer1tte 'reqUeiat, an
,wt few.ea-3ih-. to. luarr? Wt quote; on ths
hoof at2 2a tr 2 .75 per lb. ior Hat meat, as
in tjnaiity. Bac.oti soils from carts at from 4 fcJ
4 r per lb. for ho round.. Beeswri.-c, 3 t?
3 50 per lh. " But.ter 7 to 8 per lb. Corn sella
at ay ner-ou?iiLi. vorn aieai w e cnot rsm
112 the granaries, in the s!ail way, at 25 per
f bush!. EgpfT, 3 ou to 1 p?r doze. Flour
24 I ShifH sales from store lurin,sc the w?ek at 170
j to 1 75 per bbl. l';j- sn&erfine. Potatues
W ', -Irish to 12 to 15 ; S weet; 31 per bushel. Poul
2 ; try CLickans 3 to 5, and grown fowls 7 to
. 8 each. -. Iiee Clean, 55 to 60 .cents per lb. b
17-4 j the "cask. Salt We quoto Sound made from
j utoru at JO ,to 35 per bushel, as in quality.
j Sugar Brown' 6 75 to 7 per lb. Sheeting
t ayetreviuc-iactorY, a 7a to. 3 per yard.
Spirits Turpentine "Nominal at 6 to 6 per :"al.
Tallow 3 t3 50 por lb. Yarn. ..By the bale,
30 to 3'2 50 r er bauch.
MONEY MARKET. Th ore No saks to re
port in bond oo for the. week. There has bcn a
fair enquire for specie, and rates have advanced-
The foljowing are the quotations
which tho brokers are now paving :
Conf deratu bonds, 1SG8, 98 j do. 1877, 113 ;
do. 1SB1, 115.
Gold 19 ; silver 18 for one. Exchange 18 to
19.
Bank Xofes Xorth Carolina.
Georgia,
2 50; Virginia and South Carolina,
On"". -
1 50 tor
S.C. Troasurv Note?, 1 15.
Four per cent.. Gi
'jrtiticate?, 60.
7 30 Notes, BO.
WW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE TOST QrACTI-:R3IASTER,
Ql AHTSRjlASTER, )
il District, N. C..
:, Nr. C Aug. 15. )
4t Cotisri-essloiial
FxVYLTTEVILLE
't'o Hie Farmers of tlte Jom-
e-i-e.j.io2iiil JIwtvit.
TAX PAY'ERS who have paid their Ta in
blind to Army Qr. ilr's or , Cotnuiiisa
rie, r any officers Commanding a Company
of Troops, etc., uj Lj--LJ Agent, etc., will
forwu'd the", rece'uts- to mo and I will credit
their estimates tor the same. - - .
J. M. McUOWA.Y, Ca 't. & Post Q M.
4 tli Cong. Dist. N. V.
Tiolice to Coopers.
TWISt to make a contract on the art of
tlie Government, for 100 C YPKUS, JU.VI-l-
ER or RED OAK barrels, to hold dorghum
Svrnp. The .barrels must be good.
! Khseiver, .Presbyterian, and Wilmington
' Jotirnal e: 1 e!'.l bit' t (::pt. ilcGowfin.
I F YOU V A -NT to Vll C.T.RVi
flglliL-Jps. jour teeth be iUiu to buy cVjw
iijr tobacco of
ISAAC HOLLTNGSWOirriL
lf.5-4t
8 rccciveu ai
? a tine assor
v. it ;u,.t ij incite
TUST received at No. 17, Iaiket Square, .
tment of Linen rupee,
wide, a very dusiralue nr
ticle,sni'table for Trimining. Hindings, Skiits.
Ed;
at
;ius:i, &.c, to be seld at ; low price;
call
(tf)
17, Market Square.
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED is duous to pur-
chase a lirstrate
POWER PRESS,
in good working ;rdcr.
Apply atnso to P. J. SINCLAIUj -158-tf
Ed. North oTai(liaian.
IV'v Boolts ! 'cw SJooKs I
rjniIE FOLLOWING popular orks 4iave
jj jit been received at
i7, -Marlsct SQitarc,
"EAST LYNNE" or The Earl' daughter,
by the nnthor of -The Heirs of Ashlev," "The
E'ail'o Secret," The Red Court Farm, r:c.
TLi.s viork lns just teen bued froia the Viess
and has a deserved popuhuity.
"MACARIA," or " Alters of Sacrifice," a
few more numbers f tv.s great Novel have ai
rivel. "M IS TRESS AND MA 1 1)," a f
ist receiver!. A!-o the Illustrated Now.-: eon
tabling a portrait, of (Jen. Hood. The "Mer
cury" is received weekly. Alao tho Maguolia
W.Vkly. " lu7-tf
NSW IViUSlC.
THE SOTTTH.
Words bv the lamented Captain S. LkUOY
HAMVJND, of tho EiKaw Regiment, Muslo
bv P of: llewetr
JtlE AWAKE MOTIIEft.
A repW: to the ever popidar 'Rock me to
Sleep, Mother.' Word? by Mrs. Stratton,
Music by Joseph' Hart iJenck.
Dear Mcjicr, I've Coma ome to. Die;
'Thy No One to Love ? .
S. tf .Spangled .Cos3 and Pare Field of White.
U'willi iMr; Jilag. : -
The ujijfhei-n Crosi, . . -
SouffierB Soldier IJoii :". '" " -
All (fuhtU; Aloiifr tboVoCi'ac To-Night;
Hoik me to Sleep Mutber.- - -
My Wife and Child. '
Kathleen Mayourneec. r
Viigifiia Marseillaise, ( Frepth and English
wrd. )
FareTrell lf-ficliliting Hope.
No &hirrst?er.- '
H.rp of the South, Awake!
GotHi-tJye, Sweetheart, Good bye.
Mother Oh! Sing me to Re t.
The March of the Southern Men.
Love Me
Musical Souvenir, containing thr',e Songs.
In addition to the above, t h'i following new
pieces have just been received:
Prav Maiden Pray;
Auta lca;
I lleraeinber the Hour;
Standard Bearer;
Mary of Argyle;
Morning Prayer.
jZt!'"Particuh-r attention is called to tpr col
lection of "Music- Qdl at
No. 17, Market Srpiaro.
145 -tf
MISTltESS AJiD MAID.
JUSTRECIEYED a few more copies of that
excellent NYEL a-t
No. 17, Market Square.
66
M'
1STRESS AND MAID" a nousehold
i'tory, bv the Author of "Jobs Hal
ifax UKNTLEStlS. . .
"The Ogilvies," "HeAD or the FAJiiLt.
" N'drmxG New," "Aoathiv's Hcsbavo,"
&e., ie., &c. Just received and For Sale at
the Store unK&r the . .
June20-tf CAROLINIAN OFFICII".
- .. WRIXIO PAPJGK.
JUST received and for tale, a superior aiti
cle of ...
Ttoi.3 s&iid Letter Papcrj
i tinnioally cheap, at the store under the
j Ju.,e20-tf CAROLINIAN I OFFICE.
'"" ' -.-- - . - - - ...5 ,
Of-"Deceased OiTiccrs and H-A tilers.
vTiLSOX, "N. C, 2 vane 2nb, 1864..
'1 JTE UXDERSJONED hs been, appointed J
J a Ce;umi5Riotf to uf stijrate, rolloet no
ti.r over to- the"rart:es entitlea tner' to.
trims fo4uR-rrjafrcs"oj,p8 v ajid ailow,-
fieere.and okUere frdri-tbfs tate. '
Tl parties entitled are rstl the rido of
the fleceascd. if anv. if tbro be no widow th'n.
efndly, thectildor children, U there besnrh.
if there bo neither wlttar or ehiblrcn then,
tuLdlv. th father, if there be. neither widow.
hi"u, e'WMren o'r fstiief then, foirthly the
mother or the deceased, and in cefut oi aI o
theso then, fifthly, the esecutor cr adinltiiitta-
tor ot the deceased.
JTheclRirrant rlrrfaimanta mustfu Ih his.
her or tE77TWrTl.1 aCwlixt of on diidnter
estei witness a r to the- relation!?!;. nd ii frrr
ca?ea. where the cl irvt is not tb widow i
- - , " -.. . ' ' I
ant or cl$.jn:ants of a higher :r jr The ..lu
tice of the Pease be:ri.vrhon the aHitlavi i
?nbseribcd rro-t certify to- the credibilitv of tli'
oiuuq ui 4rtrr. (. iiviti i i v ne t.x I: - lJ -flVV u l n "LI ui- I
witness, and 7Jerk of the t'ountv Corrt ronst
certify, under the sea" of th.' Ccuit,;tLst he if
j JosGee'of the iJeac?. :
If Ike aire nt or claims jafc be a rli!d or
cjiildrcn of the deceased, ard h, fh".or thev
ne nnnors, the. cliiini must -ho rrpoutd by
hin, her or their cwardinn. arv., th? fa t of hb
bejn;r gnaMinn raust be cc2-ti:i4 to under seal
of the Cyantr Court fTierlt. . -
v oen tb CiRi-n is rar.de br. nn Ttecutoc or 1
administrator, the fact" f xkb esecutorship or f
administratoisbip must be iesr'tind to. and-r
seal Ly the CToa:rtv Court trrk. -
. -.s
tl - I T i ... .77-
?r ... t7-
Any p?r-?n !I.-?ctl io'ere'-t-d will b farni-h-
ed, rx-en wprlicctien'v VLtL s frcrter forfts
eavli:
funtv Court rietki,,-
oT ah'ta aifeStjeBse,
. rarties intreFtod mithr nrrtterially.aid rce in
tht inrvestigotionflf Tnerr Claim, ff at the time
of foi WTardinE fheir iwcer t me. - tber Tt411 in-
forni Wee of the dat pi' the death.of th dectas-
ea, wnero he died, WP kiuert, whether ar not
theyor any one for them, have received the
personal eli'ccti which dceeasoi hrd w ith him
at the tims of his death,' and flisther or not
the fleceased if a noj-commissioned o
piivate, had ever received the State's
officer or
bov.ntv.
It i,? very desirable that all claims ishou'd bo j
torwardi'd at as early a "day as mnv be practb
cable. In all cases, give tire claimant a' Post!
O.lice and County in full, 2
JXO. A .STANJ.Y,
CoinraisPi.'iner.
123-tf
TO TBE FRIEXDS OF THE S lid) SERS
QtAttTEKliASTtlt GkXEHAL PlMWK TMEST. )
KaII.ROA r.l.KEAU.
" KiertmoNl), Feb. 20h, 1SG4.
""fHE nriends and relative!. f soldiers in
I the Army of Northern Virginia are
hereby noiiHed thn an nrrangmeiit has
this dav Per a' elTected wlih the SOUTHERN
EXPRESS COMPANY, to carry all pack
ages of food aud wearing appa.rtl to kith
mond.Va. To fecure the advantages thus obtained
through the expreM company the following
instructions mustjae observed ;
Faakages must not contain more than
bandied pounds; be well secured, and
daialv marked, and sent at the expense of
the siipper to either of the SoMin.s' Relief!
Associations, wliich are located as follow f:
In North CaroVina. at Ralei-!; in Souih
Carolina, vt Colombia; in Oreorgia, at Au
gusta; in Alabama, at Alonlgonnry ; cr nt
my other point at irbich one of these As
eciations have an offrce.
The Agents of these spocialions will
there take charge of them,'nd fhip daily,
by Southern Express Company , to the prop
er Airents of the respective States at Kicli-
munu, ""y, ww. - ut u -v, .uv
To meet the wk-hes of the soldiers, and to1
give them a certain und ppeedy coimuiiuica- .
Hon with home the Southern Express Com-
pany has agreed ro give thi-freig it prefer
euce over everything else : and in.- order j
.hat -no olisimsle.may-ocenr to the- piiccrs"
ol -ktu!aBl an enterprise, the fcvoral i
Kailrov'l Ooiapanies are hereby requested ,
to rei dr the Express Co3Jny-sm;b lacili- j
tiesis MtJUt- lal ili arrange-1
mu'iit 'iwpoirn!?f tiiccoj, . - . T
As tiv: S-.-Jljern Bvprcss OoJlipai.y OS- 1
,), all recjn.i.sibiUt v of Ihe trail -T-oi ta-
Ion of tiioce puk... (he relief A'OCT-,
?,.ns are rcpiV to witbd-nw their
.,eL.tsuholKUeP-retc.fo:-e acted as-tra-vc!-
n g messenger.. V the Khet Association ;
vvil! establish agencies m the rear oi ni -ie
ai micp, they may enjoy lie same privileges
hereby secured to the Army of Noithcrn
Yi i a' nia
v, tv.siMs;
Lieut. Col. and Quartermaster.
Approved.
V. K. Lawton, Quartermaster Gen.
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO. 4 )
Ai'OI-sta, C,x.. Feb i:o. ISC-l.
THE SGUT1VEUN EXPRKSS COMPA
NY lujreby r.otiiy the friends -and relative
ol'Sohlir5 in the Army ot Nor:hern "Ya".)
and cl3eV.her54 that they are prepared to
carry out arrangements as aunounced in
tho above eaid uri that they will dq all in
ho r power to fulfil its reqiiirenieiisst
JAMES SlIUTER;
Geni Sap't. & Acting Frest So. Esp. C
niay0tf.
TH W
nsw . i'iiio;it in v.
N PRESS and shortly to bo publishea, a
book witn tlie aUdjv title, prepareu uy im; i
l i-tKLliU-! ft' .....j " .......
. . L . ... n-lif-k lii L-.i.l ii,if
ly -o years pine-
I . . . .i . , - 4.;. - 1. - . . 1 ...
t?ce m I'lionog: apic ivrmni, n.n oij ueeu m
') the United States Senate nd. who barf been
for the last sevtno'en moniirs, ana is now, re
porter.of th' AtlanJta Int'-lliganM-.
The Dictionary will contain imli'-Af ion?, by
mean if-a. simple noinenclature, tr writing
w ith Ph&aogr.aphic letteis, about 10,000 words
of the English language, of ninety-nine one
hnndreths of those in common use the re
niaimug.wo,
'"'f I,'
main in "-.words being easily written sifter thes
fn the Introduction tf? the .Dictionary, emi-
ple instruction will b -tivcu for Jjeginners'of
th- study of Phonosrraphy, wbh lithographed
illustrations, prepared by one of the best ar- j
tists. in the Confederacy; The obf-ct of the i
publication is to make a staxdabt-' for Confed- t
erate Reporters, aud to render it pojssiblo.lor
tht uiucli coveted and beautiful ait of Keport
iirg, to bo learned even without' the aid of t
tf-acber. ' v """-
Al tlie wotc will ce errpenr.trc. new type
Saving been proctM-ed xpresly t-T it, only a i
small elit?on Mitt crfr-ied.'' TtK'ie tlioiIc
sire copies are r-qafffeid to sent! to tfro nutfir
A tlie -.tote will te. expensive, r.fiw type
ha
sma
sire conies are ixatt
their orders at imw; tfr ttc recoruea, aceiu-
Eanleil with the price- of "the same, which will
e five dollars per copy. The book in paper
cover, and suitable- for. Use, will be sent u all
.subscribers, W mail, -without additional ex
pense: Af E. MARSHALL,
dtf Augusta, G.
COTT03rJDAIS, IVo. 1.
THE FayetteVUle COTTON CARD Mann
- fstctfring 'Company are now uianufactur
in Cards, superior to any run through the
blockaile, and at present ?eljing fM ale rice
tfcesinprle pair of by the quantity.
.Anypert-on ordering -six or n ;n airJ,
Will be securely packed and delivered -iningtfjiii
free, of expense."
Call opoa or address
A. A. McK ETHAN,
J. A. WORTH.
ALEX, JOHNSON, Jr,
Fayetteville, N. C.,. AprliMH .
wjk"xxr:i
A
GOOD Crta1A''Hor?e, for whicb I w ill
pay the hilMt price in mnny, or hrt-r
n. bacoii, AC, Ac Apply iil this OiSee.
in crn
106 tf
Autrtioneer anl
FAYKTTEY1LLC, ,
DB.X. H. FKEEMAHi HAS RE
tar ned to bin Otlice atel has on band a
-oil otof GOLD FOIL AND TEETH. Abo,
GO LD and SILVER PLATE.
1 32-Jm
FOUR PER CENT. BONDS. Z.
"TT"ANTED A few 4 per cent. , Bonds 'i
V Apply at the
151 tf CAROLINIAN OFFICE.
ri u:sB papers in lu.i; r copv tfrwhicp, fcpr the
eroater convenience of paitip, v. ill be ferwar-
deu-assoon as Waj fee ifracticabla to
RKAUTIFD-LLY ILLUBTRATBl), , r '
CSAUTIFULTA ILLUSTRATED, . -I5HAUTI
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KVfinr.SAttTlJ'DAY, '
tVFltY SATURDAY r;U ; - - - - - ;
THE GU F. T LIT ?TftAl1r WFElt fA"
THKOKKVP- liTKITA'WV' lYHKHLY
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OF TIIR OrjTlM - , :; , . . -
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: WITI! ROMANCES, HGKTCflF
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:iiax TRiiiirnj-' a Tal" of
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" Jbtjohf. Elliott';" a Tsle of the Yor.
"M.nu : or,TiiK" (ijiosx ft.om BenkatA na
ihk REF'-fiErs yir.CF.," fvranled on inci
dent- of the War in North Carolina. '
'ThkTJeshrtku's DAVaarEi:;" an exciting
Tale of Keal Lir.-.
Jkx.nik Aeioxj" n Romance.
"Tie.Fi n:t MukUeh:" a Tin iltitur Romaone.
"KKcrTK!.;" a., exciting Story from the Ctr
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" NON 1 N TI-' il V Vs N T 1 0 N
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TllM IJFSFUTi'l. f4 UFA' 1M
DO VKU SWAMP.""
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variety of
are contained in the first three numbers of Vol,
IV, ISC J, (commencing April 30,) of thiftic
alty SUPERB FAMILY JOURNAL,
SURPCRfPTlOX Six months 10
Ihe Trade supplied at $25 per hundred.
Addre.-c,
R. SMiTIfi,
Editor and Frorietur, Kabdgh, N. (7.
June I -dJm
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u i a? A e.Kxrs, an-: each A gent s. n ung fix or
m W subscribers with the mney for .ix
in ;uhs, will receive tli j AVeekly 'paper mx
h uhs Er:itis.
rt escHifTictrrs will no be ta'-ci for a Ifmt.er
to. i )d than fix months ; ml in no case w ill tle.j
"ap r be sent until the cney is received.
n.q,. AnvKRTisEMKXT insert el for . &'2 ! r
puiie ot 10 lines for th tijt, and cue dol! ir
for laeo suc'cdincr pub! cation..
'a rrcirss or siis'scislPTior :
WKi'Ki.rTsTELT.iaExctn -Three m nth.,$3 ut)
' i ftK lii,)Htll, . 5 Oo
1 . J. SINCLAIR, .
E&JTi II ANJ) pKOV'K'KTOlt.
WOOL, NOTICE-
QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT,
lvAi.KKiii, JuneO, tC-i.
TA M NOW PREPARED i.rexchange Cottert
Vain for Wool, u;.on the following term,
viz :
One bunch of Yarn for three pound washed
Woe.l. l one bunch for four pounds unUarh-
( ...... f,a
have bem appoint '.! f" evine the ex-
cl,;, ,t tl
ie followiug phices-: OSiord. lai-
boro', Kiii;t'.n,
i.'.ii tn't ine JjaL.ey t oticonij
Rock iii: ham, J lender .-on v die, Stat.-v ille, r.ox-
boo'. A.-.h ci!!- l'itt-boio', J.oui.tjUrg, ray
et.e-r'"Jb. ainad at thi pla'fi
l'erj-oi)5 -seipp.i'-i wool t this plaee will
please i ni'k on Ihe patk.-to who they ai u
fiom. nnd the cetton vain Will be foi warded
jimuedialetv . . . $
T bop - the p-'o' 1 will patriotically rc-'pond
to the Hi'tre noiic . as the W ool is for clolh-
iii ' the N. C. 4i)o.rf. .
II. A .00 I), A. Q. N: C. A .
.TuneU.tljul. - .
"-keu Th" -papers in tie State will please copy
untif.iulv ltt;
BICOX FtiU SOLDIER'S "FA MILIEU.
STATE Of yORTII CAROLINA,
" SfJiTKNCT DKI'AHTMFNT,
Jiahifh, Jttnc,Z7 1bi4.
.To rdunty Ceimiiis&ioners:
I am prepared to atll," i-cofr'i to any if the
ronti; flti f?tnt toj-'ilte use ni"ixjfis'ei-t
faualieK of Soklifcrs.a poi lion of tle'ljrc;on ac
cumulated for'titat purpose. - Coototy Cmnii
tionei j-. who are in need of Bacon Will cmmu
cate with me. ." '
TTIOS. D. HOGG, Maj' & C S
.Tunc CO.
A'l pn;..-r in the .S'tafe wiil crw four
tin'ies and -end bill to me, with cop)' ot paper
containing lire advertisenntif.
1 SMALL VTEAM ENtUNE IN excellent
runjiing ordr, with, 11dti, I'nllevs. Ac.
cpmplr t. li':r been ii f - f Uttfe. ' AKo twi
Turninjr JHthe5. one Inge axl ne-ymal-l, w it ft
a full- -A of head.-! and (ixturc-f together wit'i ;i
larpri Tot of Turner Tools, . fscrcw t utterly
Hand and WtbSawp, Yiccs Clamp Screw., Ac,
Sic. A LSO, ;v let of 1I ns aud Rriar Rorts.
Apply to- Mis- L-EHERLES,
liny St;, neit door almve .Mr. JAlartinc's.
A LL PERSONS who wapt Shoe Woik
done (making and ropairintr), shouot
call on u.n at my sdup, near t?o RiQ.- Fictorvj
on t'e alluy tt5at lead by ho htit of i'iu- t.
Wright, E.-q., and yo can gut it done cheaper
than at any other idjop in io i n.
All soldiers can bet their work done at ra!f
P rvrz. Wm il It LING TO N .
for Sal,
j PER CENT. DON DS.
Apply t this Office
To Yt liont i t .11 it y I'wucrrn .
flMlE l'ARTIESwho-obiained fi om my room
-on Sunday th-2."ith Of .Inly, Package
containing Fire-Hundred and Sixtv Dollar in
$20 old ii.-u, .tud three 5 50 bi U 't the new
issue;, wiil please ictifVn i; -: Yhcr hav keept it
long en-mgh, 1 knoit'ho they are, audhonld
they to return it within th next 'x dav
the -Tianse of the party Uking it will be pub
lished. . ,
JOr N MILNE.
lajvttevillcnoteL
July 9 3t