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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-07
LATE NORTHERN NEWS.

PETERS BURG, Va, Aug. 8, 1862.
New York dates to Aug. I'd have been received here.
dispatch from Headquarters Army of the Potomac da
ted August lst that at twelve O'Clock last night the
rebels opened FIRE fire. the opposite side of the river with
two batteries of light artillery Their fire principally
directed at the mail boats, landing the headquarters
Col. Ingalls,, and the shipping and encampment West
The rebel pieces handled WE'LL and fred with
great rapidty. -Four were killed and five or six
wounded; and several horses killed The rebels had it all
their way for time troops did antci
pate attack, but the 32-pounders stationed at Col In
gals headquarters senced their guns After they
opened few OF our vessels struck, but serious
damage sustained by any, with this exception Moth
ing occurred worth mentioning.
Seven OF Porers mortar feet reached Fortress Monroe
the morning Of the LIST inst Five hourly
pected The officers and of all the vessels think that
they to reduce Fort Darling and tinate great will
ingness to undertake the job frey times (says this Yam.
kee correspondent may be looked for in that
soon.
large number of Confederate prisoners from Fort Della
ware have arrived at Old Point
dispatch from Washington, August 1st, says that
are in expectation here of important news several
quarters. VIcksburg be taken fight soon take
place in Northern Georgia East Tennessee; and that
Popes army will soon engage the enemy, that the
boats have arrived Stirring work looked
for from James river.
CINCINNATI Aug. 1.-The war meeting held here las
night immense affair. Speaking from three stands
music fireworks AID bell ringing enlivened the occasion
Resolutions to sustain the in the prosecution
the war; and the confscaOn of traitors property every
where, unanimously adopted.
The New York World says, editoraIy, it is certain
that an order will be issued for draft in such States
sections of States will not supply their QUOTAS Of
before the middle of August.
Geld IN New York is quoted at 1l5s. Exchange dull q
l245 1875.
There not syllable about Stewards resignation,
word OF Ohio, Pennsylvania and Connecticut refusing
to send soldiers. On the contrary big meeting has bee
held at Cincinnati for the prosecution of the war
Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania is stamping the State 70
private subscriptions of bounty money In Philadelphia
already reaches Sill O0O and Connecticut is certain fo
her quota of men as she is her usual onion crop.
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no the Voters ef the Senatorial District composed
the Counties Of Bladen, Brunswick and Columbus.
By REQUEST OF FRIENDS offsrmyssf a candidate
to represent this District in the next Legislature should
you honor with election only promise to make
you an independent carefal and faithful representative
all occasions to be found in place. and to be carefully
and faithfully guarding your interest and the interest of the
District To the soldiers of this District who away
rom your homes who have gone forth to give your pest
hearts blood to maintain independence, and protect
our homes; to you promise. whatever win tend to your
comfort. happiness interest shall receive my whole
tentlon and by my votes Jour condition be betered
IN any way It shau ne done. AS have neither the time
nor Inclination to casvass the District the
terS to decide as they may think best
Yours truly, THO: J. JONES.
June 18th 244d44-te.
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, AUGUST G, is

WILMINGTON MARKETS, AUGU3T 6, 1852
BEEF CATTLE SHEEP-C odtuae to be in demand for
hnchering purposes, AID brought market slowly
We quote Beeves at 10 ID Is cents per ID and sheep at 81
to s. EACH as 10 quality.
BACON-Ia brought il slowly aud there only light
ply market We quote small! faes from carts aad wag
uns at 80 to 40 GEMS per Id. for hog round
BUTIER-55 to IS cents per Id.
CuFFEE- Re ais at S! 10 81 80 per ID.
CAkDLEs.-None on market
Corn MEALS in light supply, and sells at S. per
Eushel.
SoFN-Is and in demand We quote at S. so per
tusnel.
FLoUR-But little arriving and to supply quito light
We qn0te small sales during the week al Sis SIS 50
fine, md $i8 80 Si9 per bbl. fDG su Je. d1e.
jARD-31 to 81 cen p@r H..
CsNABUHGs -35 to 37i cents per yard,
I'LL p'aGut 81 pc. gallon.
OCLTRY.t wis 65 to Is cents iGr grown, and 10 to 80
each for al growu.
FoTAIoAs Irish So 80 % 81 pr hu-hsl.
ICE i lean sell- at y 20 "a cents ner
U3AR-J0 cents hhds ard SIS ceucs pr ~ in bills
SALT T market continues DTuc i~In and have
fur adva 'cedss We quJie the week 50ULd
made at S. 10 81 pc bu,Let.
sHEETING-JZ 20 80 Genus per yard ny The bale.
IAKN.--t05, 5 70 10 so 10 G5 cents per 10
JALLcw-Is in demaud at 80 TO 50 cents pr ID.
FAYETTEVILLE, Aug 4-Beef re aiiing st IS Bacon
Srua Yarn IS per buach Factory Sneeting. J. 49, "a
Ehirngs q Osnaburgs 3t. cotton Bag ,In IS ots CsU
Sl4 Hides Dryer to 30; green's Ironoweics 10 10
5ioiasses2N o. so By the Dbl NIiis ss to IS per ky
Rye 81. Oats IS. Rice Toe h2 the cask. Sugar 90 by
retail sall-3ouu1 S SO TO s. for so bs SpTts-P each
81 andy 81 so N G. apple 81 do Wnkey So so Snt-
Turpentne Is to 373 Taiow 35 Wool 80 TO go - Obs.
CHARLOTTE, Aug. 4.-Corn bas declining teadorcy,
and we lower figures last weeks report. Sales
been S. AID S. 10 per bushe The fine prospect
for large crop has much to DO in lowering prices
Wheat 81 s. per bushe Oats 60 G5. Flour s.
to II cents per Id. Not mich of4.ng. Speculatos
rather anxious 20 uy-DsmOcrQt.
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10 THE VOTERS OF SAMPsON COUNTY.
WILLIAM KIRBY announces himself as a candidate for
in the House of Commons of the next Legslature
In doing he takes occasion say having represent
ed the county before in that capacity he feels that he
stranger either the people Of Sampson their
wants, and WILL if he elected epdeavor promote the
best interests of his County Through the many soica-
tons from different portions of the County he has been
duced to put himself before the people, and he earnestly
socs their votes at the ensuing election 70 the soldiers
in camp he would say that having shared their tolls oI
time past coahorer i'll the great cause, he feels
that he is acquainted with wants. and pledges hse
that if elected, their interests shall forgotten.
July 26th, 1862. 270te
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YANKEE GUE-BOAT AGR0UED-LATER FROM EU.l
ROPE-THE SOUTHERN CoEFEDERACY IN THE
BRITISH PARLTAMENT &c

ANnEG 1On -bUAI AGhOOND-LATER FROM EU-
ROPE-THE SOUTHERN CoEFEDERACY IN THE
BRITISH PARLIAMENT, dc.
RIcHaoND. Va, Aug. 9Th, 1852.
Yankee gun beat got aground in the mouth of the APP
pomsttox river City Point Sunday The Confed-
crate batteries firing at her In the afternoon with
what result has not yet been ascertained.
Northern dates to the st ut have beer received The
most important news from Europe brought by the
tralasan which Steamer left Liverpool on the 18th July
An important discussion took place in Parliament on Mr.
Lindsay motion to cer mediation and recognize the South
ern Confederacy After lengthy debate Mr. Lindsay
ton withdrawn.
Lord Pamezston made remarkable speech on the coca
sion, appealing to the House to leave the matter the
hands of the government.
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald again
serts that Napoleon is about offer the mediation Of
France to America and that the drift of public opn
ian is in favor of such course
The New York stock market strong the 29th.-
Government stock to II per cent higher. Gold was
lower and selling st 1l4:. Exchange l26. Money very
abundant at per cent.
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TO THE VOTERS OF SAMPSON COUNTY.

BEG LEAVE to announce my before you
candidate to represent this County in the General As
semby Of the State in the Senate. 1t would afford very
great pleasure to meet with you the different precincts
but having cauvassed the County two years ago. and owing
to the peculiar circumstances under which placed by
the present melancholy condition OF country attending
professionally upon the sick and wounded soldiers daily
turning to their homes from the late Richmond battles
fully conscious that accomplish good by
aining at home (at least for tme} administering TIE
wants of the sick and suffering Should you will
election shall endeavor to perform my whole duty
faithful representative OF the people
Respectfully, &C.,
C. T. MURPHY.
July II, 1862. 262-48-te*
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(Signed) S. COOPER,
Adjt and Inspector General.
(Signed,
gKIRMIsE on gHE souTH s1Da or LAMEa RIVER.

sKIRMIsE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF JAMES RIVER.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. Sd, 1862.
The enemy landed large force at two points on the
South side of James river Saturday night Xariously
estimated at from six thousand comprising inan-
try, artillery and cavalry.
brisk skirmsh took place to-day at Cox's Mill Creek
Prince George County, between fifty of the 18Th Virginia
Cavalry and eighty of the Federal Cavalry Our loss
one killed. three wounded and two missing.
The Federal Cavalry were at Garysville at o'clock
to-day.
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CLsNTGH E,El1ALFl gNSTITUTEs.

TETEIE TW zNTIGTH SESSION of Clinton Female Tasti
z TUE will commence the izt ofSeptember Thorough
and efficient instruct will be provided in all the branches
OF an accomplished Ten1nke Education.
Ia of advanced prices provisions, she
Bosrd will be raised eighty dollars per Session, (2I
weeks)
For Catalogues containing full particulars apply to the
Principal l.. q. GRAVES.
Aug. 7th, 1862. 602m
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TO THE VOTERS OF DUPLrx COUNTY,

am again g Candidate for reelection 20 the office OF
Sheriff your County In the various duties Of the Office
since have held have at least done my best to be faith
full puncua and hope, that at the ensuing election,
both in the Camp and County the very liberal vote which
have gratefully received heretofore may not be dmn-
ished. THOMAS J. CARR.
June 18th, 1862. 237&A3te*
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FELLOW CITIZGIS Il take this method Of annouDc
ing you that candidate for Office of Sheriff OF
Dupiin an1 respectfully ask your support for the
Should You favor with election ouy promise to
my best efforts tie proper discharge CT the duties
pertaining 10 that office. JOHN @. MCRiILLAN-
Camp near Richmond, Va. July 9Th, 1852. 255&46te*
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By order Of
Mai Gen BUTLER.

FATAL AFFRAY.-An unfortunate occurrence took
place yesterday, the depot in this city. by which
two men lost their lives. One named WilIoughby
Davis, member of company A and the other con-
script substitute named James Robinson, formerly
owned as the greatest bareback circus rider in the
world. The origin OF the difficulty we were unable to
learn and, there many conflicting statements, we
refrain from entering into particulars. Davis was
stabbed the stomach, his bowels falling out and
Robinson shot, from the effects of which he died before
reaching the hospital 1t is long time, if ever, such
awful tragedy was enacted within the peaceful pre-
cncts of the city of Raleigh, and we trust we may
never have to record another
Raleigh Telegraph Ind, enst.
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Hot BY THE YANKEES IN MEMPHIS.
McMINNVILLE OCCUPIED BY TIE YANKEEs-THE
TROOPS TURNED LOOSE UPON THE TOWN.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 4th, 1852.
McMinnvile, Tenn, occupied by about seven thou
sand Federal troops last saturdayprobably Gen. Bull
Nelson's division
detachment of Gen. Forests cavalry ia the place
Friday but they smart enough to evade capture
who their lines from McMinnvle states that
he heard the shreks of from almost every house
in the town, and he thinks that the Yankee command
have been turned loose WILL to plage and outrage. The
shrieks we're agOnZino.
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Fort CAswELL July 10TH 1852.
TO THE VOTERS Of COLUMBUS COUNrv
June 25th.

TO THE VOTERS OF COLUMBUS COUNTY.
By tine solicitations of a number of my rieuds both
camp and in the country have consented become
ddss again for seat In the Legislature of North
Carolina, in the House of Commons To those who in
camp, well as myself Drawing ali the privations of life,
and who have placed yourselves targets he defense
of your country you PROMISE if elected, whatever viii
tend your comfort and the protection Of those beret
have left at home all possible efforts TO
cure. I2c6F4s2w*l n. L. WILLIAMSON.
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MOTTO 10.
250&49-:e

announce myself capd6a1e fer Sheriff Of Simpson
county, and elected will every effort to discharge tire
duties Of he flee The suffrage Of my friess, boh a.
home aid in camp. respectfully selected
TaomAs FRYAP.
July 28th 1862, 21l&49-tG*
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June 18th, 1862

TO TEtE VOTERS OF DUPLEG COUNTY, n. G.
GENTLEMEN the time is not far distant when you have
to elect some man to serve you your next Sheriff
Through the solicitation of number CT my friends, have
consented to offer myself candidate for that oce,
should be your choice will you to the best Of my
ability. JACOB WELLS. JR.
July ID, 1862 [257-tel A5.te*
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RoREsON COUNTY sHEEEFE.

Cspt. WEI. S. MOMENT, late of the IS Beqt N. C..
t. ID the only known oaDddata for Sheriff Of Rohes2nS
The others, with Mr.. D. McKethan, h wing declined. The
Captain is in the fed, and kow Ct either caa-
dida in opposition 20 NJ Kjsg.
July IS. 1862. 250&49-:e
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TOD, Judge Howard the Salisbury Circuit.
State Journal.
Important from kinstOn-The Yankees again advanc-
Ing by land water.
Go1DsBoRo', August 8.
special dispatch from Gol1sboro', dated yesterday
Sunday states that dispatches had been received from
Kinston announcing that the enemy were advancing
their land forces in two columns by the Trent and Dover
roads, and their gunboats by the Nuse river the latter
Smelling the woods as they advance.
The river is quite high from the late rains
The firing OF the boats distinctly heard at our
camps Kinston.
Colonel Solomon Williams acting Brigadier-G General
had moved down to meet the Yankees, and will give
them reception at Knston.
A FEMALE SHARP-sHooTER.-A handsome youth
apparently twenty years of age, dressed in neat
artillery uniform, endeavored Saturday, to become
member of Company E, Palmetto Sharp shooters, Capt
Conkling but unfortunate fact connected with The
military status of the dashng lad coming to light, che
destined to disappointment. The necessary medca
examination OF the lungs developed the fact that the
bosom emit rely too full for man, and the enthusi
astic applicant put under arrest, and sent to Gas
tie Goodwin, where it was Immediately aacertainet
that Mrs Margaret Underwood who had but re
Gently been discharged from that prison parole,
the identical young man." rugged up as asodier. L
seems that she had come into our lines from Washing
ton and being suspected spy placed in duranca
After her parole she fell in love with young sharp
shooter, and endeavored by the above accom-
pany him to the wars She was retained 10 custody.
Richmond Eromane~.
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NORTHERN NEWS-GUERRlLLAS IN KENTUCKY
FOREIGNERS CLAIMING BRITISH PROTECTION IN
ST. LOUIs-sUCCEssFUL sKIRMIsH IN NORTH
ALABAMA.
MOBILE, ALA, Aug. 3D. 1882.
special dispatch to the Advertiser and Register dated
Tupelo Miss, August LIST, says
The Cincinnati Commercial. of July 26th has been re-
ceved here.
Washington dispatches Of July 25th say that official in
formation from Rappahannock county confirms the report
OF Jackson being at Louisa Court House. Gordonsve,
with n COO men, aud Ewe Gordonsvile with 600
their evident intention to break the Federal lines and
threaten Washington and thus draw off the Federal forces
from Richmond. Stonewals full force is estimated at
&C. 900 men, and advancing.
Pope is occupying Madison county.
Eaids are to be instituted by the Yankees.
The renegades on the Rappahannock alarmed, and
stop in boats TO prevent surprise.
Lincoln has commissioned jim Lane of Kansas to raise
brigade Of negroes.
Pope issues order refusing to protect private property
and soldier hereafter will be allowed to guard it.
The Governor of PenDs vana accepts nine months vol
unteers.
is understood that the COME d8rate will hang Major
General McCall unless Eutler is given up.
Louisville dates July 10th say that Yankee Colo
nels and Leutenant killed by the guerrlas il Web
ster county, KY
Yankee expedition sent to defeat the guerrias,
who threatening Paris county, instead of Bourbon
county.
Rebel guerrlas organizing in all the Kentucky Dor
der counties.
ST. Louis dates of July 24h say that hundreds Of for
egners mostly hish had claimed the British Consu
lection from draft Great excitement occasiored in
consequence and the Yankees mobbed them and the Pro-
vost Guard was called upon to suppress the riot.
Col GARRISON and 20 privates Confederate prisoners
captured 10 Missouri
Gen. Armstrong officially reports another successful Skin
mish l20 of his command under Lieut.. Col Kelley at
tackled four companies Of Federal cavalry Jonesboro
Alb, the 26th u ard routed them The enemy left
dead the field and wounded Our forces also took II
prisoners. Our loss was l killed.
The enemy the North side OF the Tennessee river are
renOrted to be retrestng towards Nashville
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ARRIVAL OF EXCHANGED PRISONERS.

RICHMOND VA, Aug 6th, 1867.
Generals Buckner, Tighman and Mackal Commodore
Barron Lieut. Bev Kennon and other officers and large
number of prvates have arrived in this city. General Pet
tigrew has also arrived within lines and viii reach the
city TODAY.
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THIRTY DOLLARS

VKTILL BE PAID for the apprehension and delivery to
w Of FREDERICK BASS of my Company, Wholeft
his Regiment without permission the night of the 3s
July, 1862 a. .: WALTER, Captain
Avg, J. le67.-275.lt-691t* Coz. 5lst Regt. N. CT.
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July Goth, 1862.
NOTICE.

BY request of my friends both in Dupln and in camp,
have consented become candidate represent Dupn
county in the coming Legislature, in the House of Com
mons. If fortunate to be elected shall do all
power advance the interest of county and the
interest of my State. L. ". HODGES.
Warsaw, July 18th, 1862. 259&47-te*
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sMITHyILLE, June 30th, 1862.
TO THE VOTERS OF DUPLIN COUNTY, N. c.

SNITHvILLE, June 30th, 1852.
TO THE VOTERS OF DUPLIN COUNTY N. C.
FELLOW CITIZENS SOLDIERS I'm obedience to the
confidence which have heretofore had, do not feel at
liberty to withdraw myself from your services and should
ycu your wisdom cast majority of your votes for
and again make your Representative, SHALL God
tanning me, endeavor to you in such way WI be
acceptable to my county and counymen. In conclusion
allow to return you collectively and individually wheth
home the tented fed my heartfelt thanks for the
liberal support you gave me two years ago.
July 2, lS62-45&26l-te. JAMES u. BRANCH.
At the solicitation of many friends, ALEXANDER S.
KEMP has consented to become candidate to represent
the District of Baden Brunswick and Columbus, in the
next Senate of the Legislature of North Carolina.
MANY VOTERS
July %, 1862 2s7&4ste
We are requested to announce Mr.. JAMES !. MoDU.
GALD candidate to represent the county of Baden in
In the next House of Commons of the Legislature of North
Carolina.
We are also requested to state that Mr. McDugald has
issued Circular. which VIII explain his position on the
questions of the day.
July Esd, 1852. 2e7648-te~ !.
A9rWE are authorized to announce THOS. H. HOLMES,
ESQ., candidate to represent Sampson county in the
House Of Commons Of the next General Assembly Of North
Carolina. July Is, lse2-2ss.ts
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FOR SHERIFF.

TO THE VOTERS OE NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
take this method Of returning lou my thanks for the
very liberal support you have heretofore given tor the
Office Of Sheriff of your county, and hope that have given
satisfaction in the administration of the again
cit your suages for said Office at the ensuing election
the 1st Thursday in August next pledRing myself cleo
ted, to discharge the duties to the best Of my ability
". I. J. VANN.
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n ADVANCE EXPECTED ON TUPELO-CURTIS AD
NANCLNG ON GEN. EINDMAN.

McBItE, Aug. Sd 1852.
special dispatch to the Advertiser and Register, dated
Tupeo Miss Aug I'd says thatthe enemy front
repairing the roads and BRIDGES and extending their pick
es 1t is believed that they intend demonstration.
Official Information has been received that Curtis has been
reinforced and advancing Hndman, who has large
force.
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MARRIED.

In this town on the 4h inst. by Rev. t. W. Guthrie NJ
LEN I'm Ell D. VANN, to Miss ISABELLA w. MELVILLE
henmond papers please copy.
bIunswick county, at the residence Of Mrs. Junius
n1 ne ESo MT, BY the Rev. r. B. Drane, Rev. L
GLEN HOLMES, to Mrs. BETSY + T0GNER
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The following is the revised order of old story
How does it read
NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF
THE GULF,
New Orleans, May 15tb 1862.
General Order No. %.
AS the officers and soldiers of the United States have
been subject to repeated insults from the women calling
themselves ladies of New Orleans in return for the
most scrupulous nonintererence and courtesy on our
part it is ordered that, hereafter when any female
shall by word, gesture movement, insult show
contempt for any officer soldier of the United States
she shall be PASSED BY UNHEEDED AND AS UNWORTHY
OF NOTICE
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IMPORTANT FROM THE NORTH, IF TRUE-sEWARD
RESIGN ED-THE GOVERNORS OF PENNSYLVANIA,
OHIO AND CONNECTICUT REFUSE TO SEND MORE
TROoPS-VALLANDIGHAM sTUMPING OHIO, &c.
LYNCHBURG, VA, AUG. 4th, 1852.
The following special dispatch received by the Re-
publican this morning
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug 4th-The National Intel
and Baltimore Sun of late date have been received
IN Stanton They announce the resignation of Secretary
Seward and state that the Governors of Pennsylvania
Ohio aud Connecticut refuse send the field
The National Inteligencer accuses Seward Of having
been engaged for tie last sixty days. through England
bring about armistiee.
VaaEdighsm is stamping Ohio against the aad the
and is addressing immense audiences with
great favor and applause.
NEGROES SHOT BY THE YANKEES IN MEMPHIS.
MOBILE, ALA, Aug. 4th. 1862.
special dispatch to the Advertiser and Register dated
jackson, Miss Aug Sd says that passengers from Mem
phs report that emeute had broken out between the
Yankees and the negroes working the and
that the Yankees shot number of the negroes
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SOLDIERS RICHES TICKER.
FOR THE COUNTY OF Ora VEN, NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.
FOR
WILLIAM B. WADSWO6TH
COMMONS
JOSEPH B. q. BARROW and
BENJAMIN H. COOK, JR.
July 25th, 1862 369-te
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We requested to correct the arrangements as t.
the Circuits, sc. Judge Bailey will ride the Whining
ton, Judge Howard the Salisbury Circuit
CfuIo