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@thtis fir Grocer!
9ufer. Bacon, 0arb &C.,
200 S5le. e~ereini9fen 3udcr,
p 9bos. Sam5, Yreait2 uuS SHOULDERS,
100 @bIs, prima 9eaf Qaro,
100 Scrcs prima @uiben 86Ge.
40 9atoaee primG @pben Butter,
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200 Sble. Nr. !, , une 5 Maderels,
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40 SpreS 9r. 0 Mlp!a1cS,
100 SrrtS Sire Graders,
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AFFAIRS Ar HARPER's FERRY.


A letter from Harper's Ferry dated June
9th saws:
Active exertions are making to render our
position a perfect recluse. This morning
the bridge connecting Maryland and yir-
GINA, al Point Of Rocks. was burhed. BY
order IRON this post. 1t is said the sight
was grand and exciting. Ii was entirely
destroyed, thus cutting oft any possibility Of
Federal troops crossing into Virginia, at or
near that point.
This afternoon a number Of canal boats
were burned opposite this place, and the wa
ter drawn from the Canal.
On Saturday night the bridge at Berlin,
six miles below here, was also destroyed.
The Potomac will soon be clear Of bridges,
aud Abe will have to roll up his trowsers
and wade" il he gets across.
From all tranpsiring, ! Judge there are
important movements on foot.
Large quantities Of provisions and pro-
yender are constantly arriving. However,
our men are all well fed and comfortable. as
great care on the part Of those IN authority
manifested that il should be 30.
About 1900 troops arrived to-day.
From indications everywhere apparent. |
begin TO think Father Davis intends 70 fight /:
and il he does. you can safely go your
pile" that " somebody will be hurt"
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WAR NE W s.
DISPATCH FROM COZ. HILL TO GOV. ELLIS
~ Yorktown Va iune i,,h IaGl X

DISPATCH FROM COL. HILL TO GOV. ELLIS.
Yorktown, va, Jude / l,h, 1861.
Hon. ,. W. Ellis, Govsrnor Of North Carolina.
Sir: have the honor to report that 800
men Of my regiment and 500 virginians we're
engaged for 81 hours with "A regiments Of
the enemy at Bethel Church nine miles from
Hampton.
The enemy made three distinct and well
sustained charges, but were repulsed with a
heavy loss. Our Cavalry pursued them for
six miles, when their retreat became total
rout. Fearing that heavy reinforcements
would be sent up from Fortress Monroe, we
fell back at nightfall upon our works at York
town. ! regret to report the loss OF one man
killed, private HENRY L. WAR, Edgecombe
Guards. and seven wounded.
The loss of the enemy by their own con.
fession was $50, but il may safely be 'esti-
mated al $50,
Our Regiment behaved most gallanty.
Not man shrunk from his post or showed
symptoms Of fear. When more at leisure
will give you detailed report Of the opera.
tons.
Our Heavenly Father has most wonderful
ly interposed to shield our heads in the day
Of battle. unto His great name be all the
praise for our success.
With much respect,
ID. III. HILL,
Colonel is, Regiment n. G. Volunteers.
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TAX NOTICE

WILL attend at the following times and places, to
collect the Taxes FOR the year 1860:
At James w. Mes's, on Friday, 18th day of July
Cedar Grove, on Saturday the 18Th.
A. Toter's, on Monday the 18th.
Halls store, on Tuesday the 10th.
Hillsborough, on Wednesday the l7th.
Red Mountain, on Thursday the 18th.
Midway, on Friday the 18th.
Webbs Factory, on Saturday the Goth.
John A. Coles's, on Monday tie 22d
William q. Walkers, on Tuesday the Esd.
Durham's station, on "Wednesday the Gath.
A.. b. Gunler's, on Thursday rhe 18th.
Chapel Hill, Oh Friday the 18th.
White Cross on Saturday lhe 9Th.
Thomas Longs on Monday tile 29ih.
Thomas j. Gates, Oh Tuesday the 30h.
Hllishorough, Town Tax, on Wednesday the 3lst
Under the late act Of Assembly, Merchants and
Dealers in Liquors required pay then Tho
LII day Of July
The Magistrates and persons appointed, will attend
at the same time and places 10 take the li.t 81 Taxa
bles for the year 1851. Puncualiiy is required Of all
X. Nj. JONES, Shrr1ll'.
June Ilta, 1861.
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Head Quarters of The ". Carolina Regiment
u Wise's Legion.
wauenton. June 10. 1851.
GrSEur onpra.


Having been appointed b. fen Henry Wise 10 q
Coianelcy 10 Wises lsgid and con nssioncd 10 raise
regiment in North caroini. hereby earnestly invite
those dcsirous II ining Tbs pnpaif corps and 4 see
us prompt and active scryirc under The ehitac Wise.
10 Organize nHhwiih na rUmpsnies II sSty auf each.
70 elect their comysny officers. and pepale 10 move
without los Of iime. Each compiny vii consist Of
one Cspiain me first and une srrnnd Isuicnaut four
Screcants and four Cnfpotal. aud hythfce rftsies.
A. sOon a. formed, each company will be moved into
camp Il Peiesburg. Va. and mustered inS service pr.
or o. the formation iuto regiment under the above
destination.
Being designed f,r paHytan service. the regimen,
vill b. composed Of onc cNalty. aud nine Infantry
and Light Infantry companies. Each ell provide
hinseIi With rhiner Oi clothes u durable material
tnoi waiting for uniformity af dtess) blanket and
haxcfsack.
Nov i the time for YilIian, service. Come forward
gentlemen, 10 the numhet of $40 anil come quickly.
WHARTON ]. GREEN,
Cei Commanding.
=. Papers throughout the slsie pIsass notice.
June "a, 1851. Oh
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ALErrrR rnoM rI.nRIpA.

TO THE EDITORS OF THE TAiETTLylLLE OBSERVER,
Tallahassee, June 5. 1861.
81 need not assure You that nv feelings
affections and prayers are with The lndepen-
dent Company especially, and also with the
Lafayette. IN which have a nephew, aod
10 Tact with all OF Cumberland and Nurth
Carolina Soldiers. You will see from the
enclosed extract Tram the Flnrliian and Jour.
nal that ! have been 4 soldering an q small
scale. Whrretcr have bfrn, Whehcr o. 81.
Marks, or Cedar KEYS. or the Guii, Of Jack.
son,ille, &c y rnandina, OF tie Atlantic, |
have met with North CarolIuiaus, high IN
command and 10 the ranks, discharglng the
duties uf true aud brave sold rts. beloved
aud respected BY all for their faithful DIS.
charge " duty.
!" haye recently travelled through fifteen
counties in the State. aud il would cheer
your heart TO behold the bountiluI crop Of
golden oats that is now ialling before the
mowers sickle. The corn crops luuk gUri.
ously green, and more abundant by third
than was even planted. Many crossed their
cottnn and planted cnrn among it, others
ploughed Up their coiton aud planted cnrn,
others Who never made curn--anj | among
the numbet--have planted small quantities.
Ia fact from 10 acre patch, Judging from
appearances, I hnpe TO make oats. iodter,
corn. peas aud potatoes enough TO lred my
lamlly.
With no facility for spending money,
and determination 10 raise heavy crops,
the South is obliged TO grow rich.
~ met to-day an officer from Pensacola.
Gen Bragg Is much beloved By the troops
l(ie,OOO.) His policy is to avoid battle,
hoping the storms Of August will compel the
vessels now there TO put 10 sea, when an at.
tempt will be made to take Pickcns. u the
meantime the troops arc becoming veteran
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.

AND COLDS.
10 III u MAX ORA ARABIC A.
Discovered by a MISSIONARY while travelling
10 Arabia
A IL who are suffering from Consumption should
a use the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by
Missionary in Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by Mis-
sionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAkoRA ARABlCA, discovered by Missionary
in Arahia.
All who suffering from Sore Throat. Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAKoRA ARABiCA, Disco
yered by Missionary 10 Arabia.
All who suffering from Asthma. Scrofula and I'm
purllies Of the Blood should use the MAKoRA ARA
BlCA, discovered by Missionary in Araba.
Il cures Consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis
Il cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
Ieures Asthma, scoiua, and Impurities Of the Blood
This uneSualled remedy Is now or the first time in
tfoduced 10 the public.
Il was prosidenially discovered by Missionary
while travelling in Arabia. He was cured 81 Coneump-
ton by alter his had been pronounced hope.
less by learned Physicians ~ Europe.
ile has forwarded 10 Us IN wiring, full account Of
his extraordinary cure, and Of number Of oihor
cures which have under his obsery atom, and also
full account 81 the medicine.
A. his request, and lmpeed hy desire TO extend a
knnw ledge Of this remedy TO The public we have had
his communication printed in pamphlet form for Tree
distribution, It's interest is enhanced by an account
which be gives Of Of The scenes u the Syrian mas.
sscres. which be obtained IRON thuse no we're sufferers
! in thAl awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our Office OF 1t
viii be sent free by mail 10 Al who npply for IT,
We import The MAkoRA ARABICA direct from
SMYRNA through the house Of Gleon Il Olympus, and
We have always on hand foil supply put up il bottles
ready far use with ull directions.
Pnec one dollar per bottle. Sen; by mail, on teeip
Of price and "a cents for postage.
/ For sale, wholesale and rel il. hy
! LEEDS, GILMORE & Co,
] Importers 81 Drugs and Medicines.
81 LIBERTY 81. n. Y.
Also, hy Druggists generally.
March 10. s4-l2mo
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TUE dTH n. G.. RE0MrNT.-A letter from
Portsmouth, Va. 18th inst. in the Richmond
Examiner, says that :. The Fourth North
carolina Regiment came down to Suffolk,
from Garysburg, yesterday, and are in camp
there. They are solicitous to have orders
Rclmondward, and thence 70 the Peninsula,
to join the gallant First, which is said to
have led in the late battle here"
TRouPs.-'rhe Person Grays, Capt. Dilla-
hay, and the Mcdowell Boys, Capt. Burgin
arrived at Raleigh on thursday evening. The
Person Grays went on to Garysburg.
A British brig Of 4nO tons came into
Beaufort Harbor on Monday 10 obtain a car.
20 Of naval stores. She will get the car
90. Our bows at Fort Macon when the,
first saw her thought they might get a chancl
for brush, but the sight Of British color
dispelled the hope.
Hon. John Bell spoke on the 9Th inst. a
Knoxville, Tenn, to the Louisiana troops
urging war to the death agains, the North
declaring that five million OF soldiers cann0
conquer the South.
II is said. that Lincoln will demand Of hi
Congress an appropriation Of sl5O, 1000, oOt
for the war.
The Civ Council Of Richmond has pur
chased a residence for President Davis, a
$4,000.
OLD SuRRY. This County has about l50t
voters, aud has ready for service 500 yolun
teers.
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ANOTHER AFFAIR.-There was little af-
fair near the Halfway House below Viii
liamsburg. on Sunday morning, between a
detachment Of liositzers, under Major Ran
dolph, and a company Of the enemy. Il APP
pears they were about to meet in the road,
when Major Randolph numbered one Of
his pieces and let fire, knocking over ten or
twenty Of the enemy, who Immediately beat
retreat. They met gentleman on their
way, in sulkey, and took il away from him
to accommodate one of their wounded. The
same gentleman saw a wagon loaded with
wounded men. They were making very
rapid march Of il towards Hampton as they
passed by. Richmond Dtspateh, I'm.
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THE BATTLE ar BETHEL CHURCH.
The RICHMOND pI.paleh,s AeeaunL

The rumors 10 REGARD 10 the battle near
Newp,r News, on Monday. we're we'll ioun.
ded. w. r. McKe.sen. ESQ. Of M.rganton,
N. O.. arrived here yesterday. lie bring.
with him musket taken Iron the prisonei
mentioned below, which Is 10 be sent TO DR.,
J.F. r. Hardy o. Ashesille, N. q. a. tro'
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All quiet here and at our river batteries.

All quiet here aud at our river batteries.
Col. Magruder's scouts, for the past few
days, have been killing and capturing But
ler's scouts.
Al point evidently distant, cannonading
was heard, late this morning. BY our troops
at Sewelrs Point. Some Of ihe officers there
think il vas caused BY Batler's advanced
party accommodating col. Magruder's com
mand. Butler is not Ear from Yorktown aud
Williamsburg.
The enemy is very active. with enlarged
force at Monroe aud Newport News. Many
Of the enemy's vessels are a, Fortress Mon
roe.
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Watsonyille Female Seminary.

usHE net sfssiVn 81 ths school viii commence On
I the sifa MOnjty 10 February nsxi, and continue
Eve months
Trtms the sane A. hefeiafHe. The Proprietor has
II hts employ TOT the ensuing session foil corps y
s,,s,ienee Teachers. inl every pains vii be taken q
,.aler th. srhoo worthy The pat.onsee 81 tie ruts.
yanna ladies Will he conveyed from Gfahsm sislinf
=, ,be Compiny's shops. Nc. R4iload. Il Watson
,ie fre 81 charge 81 Informing Ne Proprietor Ofih,
time II arrival Al lhose paess.
49, Z. r. WATSON
January sth, 1861.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PuitApEIPHIA.

4 flepeyolent In.ut,n established hy spceiil EuioV
nsnt sof tie Relief of the sick and Distressed IL
nicied Wiih sfuifnt and epiicnic Diseases,
aud especially fnf the Iute u Diseases
olihr sexual OJssns.
MEDICAL ADVICE given rraiis. hy The Ariine
IVf Surgeon " III Who apply ~ letter viii desci-
lioa u their condition. Gage. occupation. habits q ie
Nc) sud in eases Of exirrme poverty. Mtdr ms taf.
nisheI Zee e charge.
vALuAB REPORTS on Spetnata1ihaa. and
other diseases ol The sesual Uigans. sud the INV
REMEDIES employed II tic pisfrnstiy, sent " the
afflicted IN se.li letter entsl1es tres q charge. I've
- thfse St,nps s,f t,s.tasc all g. srrcpfihir
Adlre-. Oh. j. skllI.lN HDuGH flN. Acting
surge ~ Howard As.oeiii1b No. Selih Nihih o.,
phi,.,l.lphi,. pi. d, otifr tfihe Directors.
COWARD d HEARrWELL, President
GEO. FAIRUnilD, Secretary.
March 10. e4-lsmo
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
May Term, 1861.
John II. Brewing

John II. Browning
w. loiginal Attachment,
BarlhoIf Manufacturing Co,
appearing the satisfaction nf the Court thatihc
defendants are not inhahanls Il this stale, thai
the ordinary process he served them amy
their n II therefore ordered by the Court, that
publication be made in The Hibplnugh Recorder fl
SIX weeks. notifying the said deendaHsiha unless thes
al pear at the next term Il this Court 10 be he at the
Cuur House 10 Hlllshorough on the fulih Mohday 10
August next. then aud hfre TO repeyy and plead &C
cording u law. they will be proceeded against in The
same manner if they bad been served with process,
and had failed to appear and ltad.
Witness. George Laws. ClrIk II our said Couri. al
office in Hllsboroush, the 4lh Monday Of May, a. b
1861.
GEORGE LAWS, e. c. {.
lane IL. Price adv. 81 SO 10 6a
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Heil3,e1ys Pills and OfaiHeaf. BE not Deceived.
- Lircr Complaint. Some people consider Article
worthless becinsr il is avefiscJ-his is The exception
moi the rule; fH IL any thing is worth Knowing. Il is
worthy ~ rina universally known and the Press is The
only melium Tor extending this knowledge. The truth
81 flsiiy &c an assertion however. lies in the pfoaf
Aftcr deep research anil scientific labor, ur. II oway,
some CT, wears hack discovered potent remedies,
Pills and Ointment fat ~ n,rrna and external dsor.
drrs arising fnm The stomach. The liver. the blood.
For liver complaint particularly i Is decided core. In
al tropical climates i Is The nnly medicine used for
this disease and the millions ahu have heen rutrd by
the Pills and Ointment oNr their knowledge Of them TO
the Press.
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The Northern accounts, from Baltimore.
Washington City, and Old Point. plainly adj
nit disgfaceful defeats they put their loss
a: 30 killed aud 100 wounded, and saw that
Maj. Winthrop, Gen. Buffers aid, and Lieut..
Col. Grinnell, Of the N. Y. 9Th regiment. are
missing. The flag was at half.mast all day
at Fortress Monroe. They say the battle
lasted an hour aud a half!-that is. from Q
to o'clock. they admit having five regi-
ments and deiachmenls Of two others in the
fight. There must have been, therefore. more
than 5000 Of them.
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Health and its Pleasures, or Disease
with its Agonies:
CHOOSE BETMEEN THEM
HOLLOW Yf.SaP.1LLs.
Nervous Disorders.

What is more fearful than breaking down Of the
nervous system 10 be eIeiaiAe nervous in . small
degree Is most distressing fnr where can remedy be
foundl There is one drink but liglr zine beer Or
spirits, lar heTet none; take nj coffee weak tea he.
ina pteierpe get ~ the fresh af you can lake three
four Pills every night; eat plenty o. solids avoiding
the Of sups lnd Il these golden rules be followed,
you will e happy 10 mind and sirOngn body, and for
I ri Eou have NV nefyet.
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soldiers, aud now that the Notifications are
about completed. one-half the men can be
spared elsewhere.
Every North Caroin an NEE, feels a
redoubled pride in the Old North State for
her recent prompt and gigantic exertions.
Well may they-and well may they say.
God bless her. b."
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LArEF From EuRoPE.

ST. Johns, n. b.. June l2th.--The Adri.
attic has arrived. with dates from Galway t.
the 9Th.
The intelligence announces that England
aud France will prohibit privateers from
bringing prizes into their ports.
The sales OF cotton on two DAYS we're 2,
sou bales. Market steady and active. Bread.
stuiis were dull.
The London Times alludes TO the violent
animadyersions Of the Northern press, and
saws that Unionists are enraged because
England chooses 10 be neutral. IL says
of this be the temper Of the Northern
press now, what will il become a mont
hence" Il concludes by urging the care
iul avoidance OF offence to either party.
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT!

4 PPREHENDED and lodged IN jail ~ Hi-to.
- rough. Orange county, n g., on the ll,h Of
spul. nrgfc man supposed twcniy-ihtee o ia,nty.
four wears o, quite bark about i've frfi niAt ten
inches high; has Two scar. bis hress sass 81,
nam i Nsh,n, and belongs u Ra,ner fouu,ilald,
Of Richmond. Va. Ire owner can sel hini Is ployNg
property AMI riying ali cost aud charges.
X. ". JONES, sheriff.
NAV /. ga- 81
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mA n R1nn.

In this county. At The residence Of Mrs Lydia John.
sion. on Thut.lay The 18Th instant. ~ Q. ". John.
,fon. Ea. W. ANDREW L KING 70 Mi.. CATH.
ARTNE i. STROUD. ~ Of this county.
NAV happiness attend you.
Nv Young and gentle friends,
Mas future years eer lend you
Liie's blessings IL the eed.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber N Nc 18th instant
~ Negro mn By The name Of CALVIN. S4id
10, !. between tsrn, five aud ihttly yeats u agr.
siouiy hullt and hls bad teeth. x iaken T. fringe
or Nskr. lie shove frwanl Nl IL paid; II t8krn VI
any Other ccuhiy iNrnt.yr drllars viii br paid sar
his dcl,ysf, ID me- o. bis confinement 10 any sii -
that can net hin.
Address WILLIAM HOPSON.
Cedar Folk, Wake co4ny.
April eI. s9-4M
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NEwpoRT's NEws.-This is the northern
point Of land at the mouth Of the James Riv.
e., and is about four miles from the tswn 81
Hampton. According 10 tradition, its name
had It's origin in these circumstances: Soon
after Jamestown was settled, sickness and
the ra.ages of the Indians Induced the cello
nis,s 10 abandon the settlement, and to this
end they embarked in ship commanded by
Captain Newport, and had reached the point
at the mouth of the River, when a vessel
from .home made signal to Newporl's
ship that there was neWs and relief at hand.
This intelligence induced Newport to put
back to jamestown. and The point from which
the signal Of news and glad tidnss was first
seen was called +" Viewpoints News
Raleigh Re gister.
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STATE AR M s.

A IL persons in Orange county who have IL their
"a possession Arms Belonging 10 the State, are
guesiej to deliver them % This place, without
delay. By order of the Adju,ant General.
II. N. JONES, Sheriff.
lane Ia. 90
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puRrHgR DETAILS.

DR.. .. J. Lawrence. late editor Of the
Rough Notes, informs u that on "Wednesday
evening, al Rocky Maunt. he saw 10 the
hands II Mr.. James knight. o. Edgecombe.
the sword taken from The dead body 81 Capt.
W. wsrdrop, who fell 10 the late battle Of
Bethel church. Va. Wardrup was killed BY
private Geo. Williams, Of the Edgeeombe
Guards. 10 consequence Of which the sword
was awarded TO that company BY Col. Hill,
a. trophy. and BY the company to the gal.
liant Williams. who sent il OF to his aged IA.
Their, who !. citizen Of Tnboruugh.
Private Charles Williams, brother 20
George. rcce we'd bullet wound IN his shoul.
der, which. We are glad TO say, IS not con.
sdered dangerous. Private Rogers also was
sounded. The brave Henry l.. WYATT fell
mori.lly wounded. These are The only cas-.
ualtirs which beiril The gallant " Guards"
We also learn that there were fur private
gentlemen Iron Edgrcnmbe. present 81 the
engagement, aud they rrpnrt th,t several me-
gfo men. on hearing the fling, rushed from
the IicIds 10 the scene % aCtluu, ant tircd un
the enemy with good effect. Ol THIS, QUE u
the E,lgecombe gentlemen, wa. an eve wit.
mss, and told IL 10 our Informant. The ne.
grues ia that r.ginn are indignant with the
Lineolaitcs, who have seized the wives Of
the former aud carried them into camp.