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or each, aAd every peculiar perfection, % ~ ~
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DR.. q. WApGYMAR.

SURGEON y AcCOUCHE 80.
ID EMOVED his Office to Main st., one door a,o7'
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SPECIAL TO THE DAILY REBEl-
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Important from the West.k
FORT PEMDERTON ATTACKED.
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH THE GUNBOATs.
The Enemy Attempts to Surround Van
Dorm.
he Withdraws in Safety Across Duck
River.
Helena Attacked by the Confederates.
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SUBSTITUTE WAITED
CANDTt JANDYl

Just received several huadicd pounds ossoittd can
y dy, ior sale wh0lesa e bld ittan. Nv
marie lw W FgOOPEB.
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LsPEuAL TO THE DAILY REBEL.l
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HAnovARfgrs nkrAKryNr MAJ
Ynllahoma, Tenn, Feb. a., lGt
TO HIRE.

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Helena Attacked by the Confederates.
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To COnsunptiyes .

TIME Advertiser, having been restored to
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AMP
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In consequence of the pressure caused by
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The New York Tribune 1863

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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Cont.

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-24
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.
iy24tds

THE frequent and destructive raids of the en-
Il envy render necessary tRGt the OF pOPula
don capable Of military service should be employed local
defence and for rePeng, with deserved punishment those
gagged In such nyaslons
the Confederate states for eight thousand men,
nss Cd Tom ,ss SAis t0s service therein Tor period Of six
time BY the Secretary Of War; that The Congress has passed
suhopg the President to accept the services
eers time may prescribe, defence
Ct eosel localities or such special service he deem
pedsn prefers accept Volunteers in
lieu Of Militia any number rendered under
hstlaw will be deducted the requisite the Militia.
number organize under the act Of CON
s referred to- feel i to be day to aid the President
far The power Of the Executive extends provide for the
ssay home de and for that purpose DO hereby proclaim
IS years, liable to militia duty lhA forthwith be organized
and hold themselves reAdy for duty BY the first day OF August
next.
To hi, end commAndans regiments militia the
line within the Commonwealth will cause their respective
70 be nmsdey summoned, appoint ng m~ and place
OF eeng for Che purpose Of secng co pany and Geld Ulcers
for making cut complete lists Of mpanes within their regimenta
engh perecng their OrgsnzSiop as As practicable
mailing fun Of the strength IND condition Of their
nand8 soon possible to the Adutant Geaer 1t becomes
each private himself for six months tour Of duy and
to be prompt in his preparations l. incumbent upon The eff
the preliminary duties eject this
ganEaon with efficiency ZEAL Additional orders will be Is
and des grating the oces for mastering into service.
TIE voluntary organization referred 70 be Scee ted Will d.
mnsh nunbsr Of the militia called for aud those who shall
win have the privilege Oremanng At home in the pursuit
Of their ordinary aVoeaons unless when called for empOrA
" emergency TO perform, limited tine, seve duty.
Is Necessary that the people Of ths OpmmonEe
chseray borne s the dScouO and priv tons In
edent invaded territory and TO the haressness OF
scrupacus savage Oe should themselves
m urher protect their lives their ProFy ami their homes
N their cherished nmAteS doubt not they viii be found
now Heretofore equal the emergency They win prove to
enemies that gull that severed has Wdsned and become
nPaab that he breach cannot be reunited and will de-
monsa the world tina, initiating and endeAyorng 70
excel fathers deesAOn Of tyranny and yrants In our de-
termination 70 be independent and free.
49, Gwen under my hand Governor, and under he seal
LIS of the Commonwealth at Richmond, this 18Th day CT
mon seslh JOHN LEFOHER
By the Governor:
GEO. W. MuNFOKD,
j16-etlAug seeiy Of the Commonwealth.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE YANKEE RAID NJ NORTH OIROLIN


GOLDsBORo', n O., July 22.-1he details Of the Yam
kee depredat ons commencing at Rocky Mount last
Monday, come in slowly aud confusedy. While 500 OF
their cavalry proceeded to Rocky Mount 200 remained
10 depredate around Tarboro'. These latter were at
tackled whipped and routed on Monday evening By three
companies Of our cavalry, numbering about 100 men,
Major Kennedy commanding, near Daniels schoohouse,
two and halt miles ON TAfboro' south of the river
They left six dead and fifteen wounded on the field
Eight horses besides forty sets of horse sccoutremeD
were captured by our boys Our loss is three wounded
among whom is Capt. Thompson Ball. through the right
wrist He arrived in town this morning. The Yankees
are said TO have carried oabOut 500 negroes besides
horses and other property They camped last night at
Grmsley's meeting house. three and half miles from
Snow Hill The bridges have all been burnt Colo Ell
Claiborne and Others are their track. All sorts of
rumors as to their whereabouts Aaoa but moth ng
definite is known outside Of military circles.
LAtEsr.-The Yankees are supposed to have escaped
by way of Scufieton.