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A REMARKABLE PHENOMENON.

A writer in the Staunton Spectator, dating at
Lewisburg, Green6rier county, Va, Sept 18th,
writes to that paper description of a remarkable
atmospheric phenomenon witnessed in that town.
1t was seen by our picketS few miles from the
town. The same scene has been described in sew
aeral reSpectaNe papers, the editors of which all
vouch for the reliability of their Eformants. The
writer says
a remarkable phenomenon witnessed few
miles west Of this place, at the house of Mrs. Pear
cy, the lst day Of this month, at about o'clock,
P II, by Mr. Moses Dryer, her neigh6or, who
happened to be seated IN her porch at the time, as
we'll as by others at or near the house.
The weather was quite hot and dry, not cloud
could be seen, no wind rutled the foliage on
the Surrounding trees. All things being prOpitiouS,
the grand panorama began to move Just over and
THROUGH the tops of the trees the dacent hills
on the South immense numbers Of rolls resembling
cotton or smoke, apparently OF the size and shape
of doors, seemed to De passing rapidly through the
air, yet in beautiful order and regularity The rolls
seemed to be tinged on the edge with light green,
SO as to resemble a border or deep fringe. There
were apparently thousands CT them, and were, per-
haps an hour IN getting by. After these had pass
ed over and out of sight the scene changed from
the air above to the earth beneath and became more
intensely interesting to the spectators who were witt
Messing the panorama from different stand points.
In the deep valley beneath, thousands upon thouS-
anus OF NuIetIJ CdulC
view travelling in the same direction OF the rolls,
marching in good order, some thirty or forty IN
depth, moving raPidly-s" double quick and COM
mcnced ascending the sides of the almost insuF-
mountabe hills opposite and had the StOop peculiar
to men when they ascend a steep mountain. There
seemed to be great variety in the size of the men,
some were very large whilst others were quite small
Their arms legs and heads could be distinctly seen
in molten. They seemed to observe strict military
discipline and there were no straggers.
There was uniformity of dress, loose white bous
es or shirts, with white pants wore hats and were
without guns, swords, or anything that indicated
"mcn of war" On they came through the valley
and over the steep hill crossing the road and finally
passing out of sight, in direction due porth iron
those who were looking on.
The gentleman who witnessed this is a man witt
whom You we're once acquainted, M. Editor, and al
truthful par as we have in this country, and a:
little liable to be carried away by ianciful specua
| tons" as any man living. Four otherS(reSpectab
ladies' and servant girl witnessed this strange pe
nomenOn. w. .
; P. Son the 14th inst. the same scene, almos
identical was seen by eight or ten OF our plcketS "
Bunger's Mill, and by many of the citizens IN thai
neighborhood this is about four mics east OF Pear
! cy's l: was about one hour passing.
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Q4A ACRES OF LAND ron S,Ir-

R3SA ACRES OF LAND FOR S4Ip
SOUO The attention of persons WISHING a.
their money is caed to 3fn acres of land; situate y
south of Chapel Ill., and eight miles southwest of I
ooro The entire tract is well wooded in Cbestppt n,
and part IT cleared would do well for cultivation A.
of the war; the above tract had AZ .l
good raw Mill and we-condncted Tan Yard b1t or-
to The parties who owned it having their time fail,
gagged the fixtures have become oat of repair TLa!. 1.
buildings, and also u first rate Mill dam, 0'ne'
For further information, application can be made,o
A. MICKLE, Chapel Hill, "
Sept. 8, 1862 TO- To-" =. I
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4 CARD.I UNDERSTAND THAT THERE

~ Il
N is report in certain Counties Of the 9Th Congress
sOnal District that am for reconstruction of the old
Union. lprouounca the report false expect TO visit
the different Counties of the District the Superior
Courts aud explain ny views in full. for peace if it
can be obtained on honorable terms.
will address the people of Moore Montgomery Stanlv
Arson, Chatham, kando pa and Davidson. ON TUESDAY
Of each Superior Court. s. 81. CHRISTIAN
august 10 s63.. 65-lstoct
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Sept, 8, 1863.
ENTITY DOLLARS REwARD.-RANAwAJ

from the subscriber about the l4th of Nav INV negr
boy SIDNEY He is about II years old dark muIatol
DlcS Keen eyes and sharp face He may have gone off
The army with soldier; but he Is supposed to he mi
ing about Oxford Henderson where he has relations
The above reward will be paid upon his apprehension
confinement in jail or his delivery to &. Herndon
pear Cedar Fork. B. H. HERNDOV VI
June 49, lS62. 5O-y&swtf
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Two THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH

Il CONGRESSIONAL DESTRUCTIVE UNDERSIGNED
take pleasure in urging upon their ellowctizens of his
Congr eSSioOl District the name of Lieut. THOMAS Z.
FULLhh as Mt person TO represent them in the next
Congress leat Fuller has consented TO allow bis
TO be used BY his friends These areImes when platforms
not needed all who know Lieut.. Fuller know that be
Is fully capable of filling the position with honor to him.
self and tue people of this District He has done his duty
well in this war; for after exhIustng all retain
our old Union in its perfection he of the first
alter Lncons Proclamation, volunteer a rivate in
the army, in which he is now serving as an officer.
MANY CITIZENS.
July o., 1863 sO-tf
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SAMUEL III. CHRISTIAN FOR CON.
- GRESS.-Many of the citizens of Moore County de-
sire to vote for SAMUEL H. CHRISTIAN, Of Montgcm-
cry County representative Congress from the 9TH
Congressional District.
july 10, 1868. std
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THNHE FRIENDS OF GEN. WILLIAM f.
n JONES, OfPo!k County, announce him Il Gunset-
vative candidate for Congress in the 10th Con gressona
District of North Carolina.
July Z, 1868. 55-tGpd.
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"a oTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED

"a OIICE.-l AHkIN VI AMI SOHnii IbI
IS tie Jail of Guford county, Greens borO, ga
the 8th.daY of august 1859 negro man who cal hf'
self GEORGE is > feet 10 inches high and will vega
abont 17n pounds, black with very thick under hP
Some scars the back of his neck which be says "i
done by lancet when he sick. He has some oel5
around the mouth and looks to be about Is years DID, ana
SAYS he belongs to Edmund Norcum of CIeret county,
and was left with Edmund Mallett and was hired lNpu
ney Hooper, Of Fayetteville n. C. He says be nas OsD
runaway for some time -
The owner of said boy is requested to come lp"sI vii
be dea!t With according to law c. A. BoOS,
Sheriff of GuiiOrd CoGn5;
October l. 1868. o.. ~"
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nR. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED a iii gse
~ GANSVILhE Rockingham COUNTY, N W, ~ TuEO',
special attention To the rea ment of FStnia f NrSc
Diseases of the Womb. Spermtorrhea, Ucer% Tam; be
Debility Secret Diseases and Scrnuous AteabS,u un'
has had long experience and practice, And nas b;
tormIy successful the treatment of suc G r sDis
can be consulted at home by Letter Or perSOnA'''
communications strictly confidential. $50.
September Z, 1868.
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NINETY DOLLARS REWARD.--CAh
~ sath N. e. Regiment, September 5h lSfS-D jest,
from Company d, 18th N c. Regiment thre1 PIT. 1
viz. Wilson NJ Furr, JOSIAH Smith, and H. L. % rs
Wilson NJ. FUR deserted ab nut the oth VI rcs
high dark ha;r complexion drk and rather slim -.
Josiah Smith and L. Hunicutt deserted aon1 t ,.
of July, 1858, their wav their regiment wi,s +
ing the cars between ChirottsVi!le ani
The above reward will BE- given upon helT aPPlCi,a
and delivery to anv. Provost MarshsIi or the Coni
States or their delivery tn their respective ccnm
Virginia near Orange Court hou'e, or thirty Scr
either They are surprised to be at their homes III o.
county, n. G.. Or thereabout. =, amy o, 1isul
Commanding Co. D, 18th n, T. .d HE
October I, 1858. po5bn D.
~ The Observer, Western Democrat, ana "u't
pers will please copy.
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MoILES, FIsTULA, TUMORS, Disc s6s,i1Ds
& Of the Womb SDermatofrbes, Syphilliic H5;Gb1
&c.-Dr. ]. A CLOPT0N, Of Huntsville Ala; ", pss-
Weldon on the 9th 29th and SNth utimo, ana naria
burg Va the LIST of October. where he may DC % bg
for few DAYS only. lie has never had an acci4ep
pen aud guarantees the worst cases OIL ip y
Ladies visited at their rooms. All letters mEs' g"
IN stamps. -a~E-
October l. 1858. -
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DILEs, rIsrULA, TUMORs, ULCERI1

SI p 70 ISIU IUMORs, ULCERA.
Il Ti0NS OF THE WOMB, sPERMATORRHGA
SYPHiLIrIC AFFECTIONS, Gc.-DR J. A CIopToy NJ
huntsville, Alabama, operates with perfect success M
Piles and guarantees perfect every clse of Piles
VIII the TumOrs down VIXEN at stool He operaej
with perfect success few u III case of Ii yesS
stumbling, his tunOrs coming down as large As LARGE ,
cupat every stool Those who doubt may address Mr.
Il. Berry, Monticello, Florida
DR.. G. operated desperate cases in Salisbury a
year, Of them is known To every citizen of Salisbury
He can be consulted at home, Huntsville, Ala, for i'd
present
March 90, 1862 e4-wkswxtf
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i6E RS. III. w. MILLER, CONTINUES TO
W. receive BoARDERS, both with and without rooms
haIeign, sept. ~, lS62 I9-ly.
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SURGEON GENERAI,S n1,I3-e-- Fl

- "uISU'n HENRY JOINER
M, Mn eSo at TN The town of warrenon in Ware,
county Tedoes SSsoG Ss at 'asfs23
eountS on Friday the gh; at Tarb i" h i in Be
ty on Wednesday the l4th; at LonsbnTs IN Na 81 o
county, on Saturday, The 18th; at SummerviIIs Srl
rS Gonnty on Wednesday the 2lst; at Payera
at ium6erten, in Robson county, ON Monday 10 =A
and at Raleigh in Wake county, on ThursdaT t +: :'
October, for the purpose of examining ali 6erS a 81
clam exemption from Home Guard daty on accom- s
PbySlca hlsao lty according to tue provisions of a.
Order No. B. issued IRON the Aduant Generals oF
EDWARD WARREy
October l, 1868, 7'OD 0s1sa.
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NJORTH-cARoLlgA NoDn

~ ,unITN-n,,S - ~ LIMA, % n TT II -,
"a COUNTY. JOHN W. SOUIRF II MPTOI
SUseph Moody. decd, vs.. J. T. ROOK o as Execur
"a t ~. This Is cause wherein Inbu Vile RRRE
lereu ior probate, at June Term 1889 ofth W. SPUR
andNQuarter Sessions for the Coun,y f court OFF
Paper writing Purporting to be tn. las, Wit hamps
lent OF Joseph Moody, deceased late If vii vi" and
T " the said John W. Squire is named EAU EAU Count
ho9S and wife RebPeca, and others ~ ,S az
VI, SaI deceased. have entered cqrert tbara ueS
ne loiioWnS issue was made up 10 wi, w. Whereu,
per or any dart thereof and If 50 - aesid
aSt Wli and testament of Joseph Mood "nat Part n
su issue was ordered to be transferred VI NOT aud M
Court OF Law to be held for said Couniv Inc
at inc Court House in Jackson. on The 6fI
me fourth Monday Of September, IsS3 ~ Molday AL
Ey jury. AND it appearing that the bai. There
EV at Frederick Moody deceased ers and ner
moody and the heirs and next of Kin Hf H vi SAID
deceased sister OF said Joseph Moody ora Iva Hodge
tGe sale OF North Caroila it is orIsr IOI feSde1rs
mat publication be made for six yaeIs oE The COM
%i"lGd weekly newspaper PUBLISH 10 D. The Rey
Raiegl, notifying the afoI eSaid heirs aJ IN The CIV
described to appear at the Superior CONF gA a, OF kin
specified, to see proceedings in the sad con law abr
rnSnseveS parties tGhe said Issue, if tbSS ssd to
Witness Wm. T. Buxton. Clerk Of on.
Court OF Law for said County Of Yorb "f said Superb
Jackson the 0th day of September upton at Office
October !. 1865. l. DoAtON, So
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-30
Gbe ynttuigsl1ttr.


In the fight near Burlington Morgan
lost all his cannon and over 100 men
taken prisoners, together with large
number of horses, arms and eqnip
nents. After skirmishing for six OF
seven hours the rebels took refuge up.
on the hills. Gen. Shackleford de.
manded their surrender, aud after
some parleying this was agreed to
but Morgan, with squad of few
hundred, deserted the rest Of his men
and fed across the country northward
II was understood by Gen. Shackle-
ford that Morgan himself had surren-
dered, and that was the understand
ing Of Morgan's officers, till it was
discovered that he was not among
them. Our loss in the fight was sew
en- or eight.
The number of prisoners taken was
$500. We captured all his artillery.
5000 horses, and large numbers of
pistols, reviewers, carbines and accou-
trements. We have killed of Morgan's
officers, Col. Chenault, and Col. Thorn.
rs Morgan, aud have captured Colo
mel Basil Duke, Col. Dick Morgan, Col.
Ward, Col. Alstou, aud Col. Griggsby.
We have killed over 800 of his men.
Shortly after Morgan crossed the
Muskingum river, when he was attack.
ed by militia under Col. Hall. with
two pieces of artillery. Here Is reb.
els were killed and several wounded.
His progress was checked twice by
Col. Hall, but he finally escaped into
Guernsey county.
Morgan's raid is pretty nearly run
through. If be escapes, it will be at
. point above gunboat navigation,
perhaps near Steubenville in Jefferson
county. The Buckeyes were still con-
ident that they sould catch him. Hob.
son was only two miles in his rear on
the Gath, but stern chase is a long
one, and Morgan may yet elude them
entirely. His force however is total
wreck.
The steamers have taken $500 of
Morgan's men to Cincinnati. Seven
ty-one Of them (officers) are lodged in
the city prison. They will be sent to
Johnson's Island, Lake Erie, and held
in close confinement as hostages for
Col. Streight's men who were captured
in Georgia.
P. S. We have private information
in advance of the mail that Morgan
is captured together with his staff
and 800 of his men. Good /! =.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-30
melting Civil War in Iowa.

The Dubuque Herald Of yesterday
charges the Governor with melting
Civil War in Iowa." by causing the
Adjutant General to issue the Order
which we have published, for organic.
ing military companies to act in the
service of the United States as posse
eOmstalas under the authority of the
Provost Marshals, to preserve the pub
lie peace if any rebel mobs should at.
tempt to break it, aud resist the laws,
after the New York pattern. Mahony
says: 1--WE call the attention of the
people to the Infamous designs of this
order, and we undertake to tell those
partizans who are expected to comply
with it, that Civil War will be the re-
suit should this order of Governor
Kirkwood be carried into practical eff
feet
Very we'll, sir. That order will be
carried Into practical effect. and il any
Civil War ensnes. you and your tools
will be the nen who begin it. Witt
this fair notice of your bloody inten
tions, the Provost Marshal and Gov
eruor Kirkwood will see that all thing,
are ready for you, including hemp ans
post Times.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-30
HEDQUARrERs, 18th ARMY CcRPs, !
DEPARTMENT or THE TENNESSEE, )
Vicksburg, Miss. July 4. 1863.

HEDQUARTERS, 18th ARMY CORPS, 1
DEPARTMENT or THE TENNESSEE
vicksburg, Miss July 4, 1868.
General Orders, No. 90.
Soldiers of the 18th Army Corps
Again ! rejoice with you over your
brilliant achievements and your un.
paralleled successes. Hardly had
your flag foated to the breeze on the
Capitol Of Mississippi, when, SPRING
ing to the call of our noble command
or, you rushed upon the defiant col
umns OF the enemy at Champion Hill,
and drove him in confusion and dis
may across the Big Black to his de-
fences within the strong hold of
Vicksburg. Your assaulting columns
which moved promptly upon his
works on the 22d of May, and which
stood for hours undauntcd under a
whitening fire, were unsuccessful only
because no men could take the posi-
ton by storm.
With tireless energy, with sleep
less vigilance, by night and by day,
with battery aud with rife-pit, with
ssSuSu ouu uiiHV, you maui youE Quit
approaches, until, overcome by ia
tigue, and driven to despair in the at
tempt to oppose your irresistible pro-
gress. the whole garrison of over Mr-
ty thousand men, with all their arms
and munitions of war, have on this
the anniversary Of our National Inde-
pendence surrendered to the inyincible
troops Of the Army of the Tennessee.
The achievements Of this hour will
give new meaning to this memora-
bile day, and Vicksburg" will hight
en- the glow of the patriots heart,
which kindles at the mention Of Bunk
er Hill and Yorktown.
This is indeed an suspicious day
for you. The God Of Battles is with
you. The dawn of a conquered peace is
breaking upon you. The pIaudits of
an admiring world will hail you wher-
ever you go and it will be an emo
bling heritage. surprising all riches,
to have been Of the 18th Army Corps
on the 4th of July, 1863.
JAMES b. MCPHERSON,
Major General.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-30
WHAT vALLANDIGHAM Is TO DO.

The following, from the Rome IN ~
Sentinel, shows what is expected OF
Vallandigham in case of his election !:
Things are working to head IN
Ohio. 1t is as certain as any future
event can be, that if the people are
not allowed to have a free canvass
and fair election, they will rise
against the Abolition despotism which
denies these rights +; but if they have
these Val!andigham will be elected.
And if elected. he will be Inaugural
ted. What next? He will not COM
mission another officer of Ohio to
prosecute this unconstitutional war
nor will he suffer the militia of that
State, Of which he is the Commander
in-Chief, to be dragged away from
the State without their and his con-
sent. If Lincoln acqniesces in this,
his war will be at an end if he tries
to thwart it, he will have another sove-
reign State to subjugate.
This tallies exactly with the rule
under which Vallandigham has acted
during the war. He said he should
not vote single dollar toward car
rying it on and he has not.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-30

To judge from their blatant voicifer-
ations. if the Copperheads banker af.
ter any one thing it is the courts and
the laws. Your Mahonyites will sit
up all night to expatiate on the beau
ties of legal processes and the perfect
panacea of the courts. An opportuni-
ty is now offered in Iowa for large
and interesting party of malignant
traitors to rejoice afresh in the law,
for under it they are now in arrest at
Des Moines. How very grateful they
ought to be I! To be taken under the
undoubted provisions of the Con-
stitution, and to be put through with
reference to all its guarantees, why
this is the very luxury of woe. The
Government is beginning 10 deal with
home traitors.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-30
. TO PROMOTE
GOOD HEALTH,
USE THE
Dandelion and Wild Cherry
Buffers.

blI"IERS.
TINE Undersigned would respectfully
L tender his thanks to the people vi
Northern iowa for their liberal patron.
age during the brief period the above
named medicine has been before the pub
lie. The high price Of glass and other
material used, together with the direct
government tax, has compelled me to
| advance the price Of my medicine. This
necessity regret no less than the intel
ligent public who assure me of their con.
fidence in the healing virtue of my Bit
tiers by the continuance Of their patron.
age since the advance in price.
/ am now happy to assure my custom
ers and the public that the advance In
the price of my medicine does not GO In.
to my pocket, but is deposited in the gov
eminent treasury to do its part towar,s
subduing the rebellion. "An ounce vi
prevention is worth pound of cure. 10
an old saying, but none the worse for
age then If you would save many doc
tors bills,
Keep these Bitters in Your
Family! ar
If You have symptoms of Dyspepsia
take them freely. In ordinary cases y
table spoonful Is dose, but much lar.
| ger quantity can be taken with safety.
| The dose should be regulated to agree
with your nervous system. Hardly any
two cases are alike In this respect. In
cases of great prostration, or that feeling
described as sense of goneness,
1T NEEDS ONLY A TRIAL
TO Effect a Perfect Restoration.
Its exhilarating properties are not ex-
cessive, like the vile compounds with
which the country is flooded, under the
names of Cordial Gins, Schiedam Schnaps
Roback's Bitters, etc., containing few
medicinal virtues of any value, and which
| are intended merely as an evasion of re-
strictive Maine Laws but instead of SO
large a proportion of alcohol,
These Bittcrs derive their Stimu-
| lous from the Powerful Ma
ture Of the Roots and
Herbs of which they
are Composed.
And as they are, by allaying unnatural
cravings of the stomach, directly promo
| tive of
TEMPERANCE,
the proprietor believes that in making
them widely known the public welfare Is
subserved.
In that class of diseases where there
isa .#
General Depression Of The Nervous System,
1 Tnss If H,,sr,,Io~ Euer,,,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-30

Our forces have returned from the
pursuit of Joe. Johnston, and have
burned Jackson, Miss, also the princi-
Pile part of Yazoo City has been
burned Both these burnings are in
retaliation for mines and torpedoes
planted in the streets for blowing up
our forces. 1t is not probable that
Johnston will be pursued farther at
present. 1t is demonstrated that his
men will not fight, and we are not
prepared for an advance into the in
terror.