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IN. Auui,,r,nry Address i.i0ro the AntHll =

fNtfTi ~ wi b.. delivered thr lili OF tho Nc" ~,
Historical Sgc-ty - ss como oi ifh .. On
Dtb .gE.I.s. Nos. ~. 1906 n'rInes By CO." ii"n
1ttALEs j. DAN. Sulle0 -' Ao ol-in fud Int y '
l,tt.o iof 'c lTaino'idi ol te I'D .fi4i Az MfA
hr ,f .diI l %, lduii,ed hy toa nt fIrif uoAas j.
III . ~ Caiis o al4ni.s.ou pc bad 4 il f'nns
o.. Ala. iu .'ftutr 40 ., Coop Union.
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Covered With S9ress
COVERED WITH SORES.
COVERED WITH SORES.


Gov John J. Middleton U. s. Minister to Russia tdef The
Administration Of President Polk cehes that svofe ses
want Of bis was covered from head toect with the moss fright
fu In letter TO Mt James Palmer who ptesent
Secretary fthe Drug Exchange and wholesale DrugA In
Philadelphia stated thst RAILWAYS RENOvATING RE.
SOLVENT made perfect There dicine in the
world that will Shin Diseases Fever Sores Ulcers,
crofula Chronic Diseases Salt Rheum Sumous Discharges
from the Ear Glandir Swonss, quick and Thoroughly
RAILWAYS RENOvATIN0 RESOLvENT One 10 six
bottles will the worst Price 81 ysr BOTTLE Sold
by RAILWAY Co.. No 81 Haidenlans, co'ser Of 0olAst-
and ty Drugzists generally. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-10

Consumption Specific Remedy. - WiNCHES'
1ER'S HYPOPHOSPHITES at with Iarari0sk EC'caev
IN ALL sTaoss o. CossunprioS Also in NerpoTs Det"E
Dypepsia Bronehs and all Disorders Of the Blood Sys'
tenn This Remedy s the BEsr NsKvocs Tonic and Hvfa-
raR VisAs yoRcEs known to Medical Science
Try IL. 5000.
"a PRICE la and 70 or bottles 81 aud 81. SotbyW
spec.sble Drssss and Whoesss and Retail at tho Sole
General Depot BY }. WINCHESTER No. IS John It,. n r.
whom all ordars should ss Addressed Circsau free 10 all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-10
Fars. Inr-.

'"''' IuRSi FUHs, FyEft
t,a, and 81. e. tine Nina nnd fanry ftRo Cenf'
rtr- o,i .TLETs and COLLARS, Po.fr Beer hIIfon
i.4v WOO Bul-i1 sod Fanny ROBES fetaiied 81 vince '
TTEKE's lite WATKINS
- 10 Bfoatany. conner Fulton 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-10
ALI. AFFECTIONS THROAT. LUNGS, AND CHEST

Dr. swAYNE'S COMPOUND, for 10 wear. iss ee.a
standard tctneiy, curns the most obstinate cSse,
onlv h, Dr. sWAYNE son. NJ. 80 NoIih t,hst riy'
l.I.lI Sold by WELLS Co, NJ 10 Frank 'nS " D.
EARNES No 50e Broadway, New oIk. and other deaeis
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ARNICA HAIR GLOSS,
IN, hest liaif Dressing in use.

Cough., Colds, all Pulmonary Affections.
sv,yNY.s COMPOUND SYRUP Of WILD CHERRY.
BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BREATHING.
swAyNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
GROUP wHoOPIN0 COUGH, BLOOD SITTING.
swsYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHEEKY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-10
Ladies fine Gold Bracelets, New ~pie

IIUIII IIt. ~ Nv = fIFIFF'l I " IN VI
.ONE uC&pEGD DOLLARS o-th.
-. III, q. 4. ALLEN.
no 40 BroidSiy ore door below tanalf'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16

10Th Illonis, 9th and 9Th Missouri, and possibly
one or two other regiments, gained the ditch. The
conflict was s'short and decisive" In twenty
minutes the brigades had assembled the hill, and
returned minus some eight hundred men. The
rebels moved cur gallant fellows down with grape,
canister and musketry; they were protected, We
had nothing to shield us from the deadly storm
Every brigade in the charge had from three to five
color bearers shot down while advancing upon the
rebel works. Three men of the 18th regulars
were killed while carrying the colors. Capt
Yates then seized them, and was in the act of
planting them in the. ditch, when he was shot in
four places. He handed them to Sergeant, who
was struck down oy cannon shot, when they were
taken by Capt. Ewing, who, although wounded in
the act, carried them safely from the field.
The brigade under Gen. Thayer advanced aud
fell back after suffering some slight loss Had
McClernand advanced, as was intended, the cap
ture of Vicksburg would undoubtedly have taken
place at the time of this first assault.
Another assault and repulse.-We dnesday and
Thursday were given up to the artillery, and to
getting men ready for another attack, which
took place at P. NJ, of Friday
1t is needless to give particulars-it was for
the main like the other, only on larger scale,
and it met with repulse as decided as did that
of Tuesday. The usual character of ASA ults
prevailed in this-some gallant heroes went up
the hill into the very bitches, others failed when
half way up others started, but sought safe
ty from the deadly storm behind logs and trees,
many started and went forward bravely, but never
returned. Steele was repused, Ransom, Logan,
McCernand, everybody-we gained nothing Of
ground; We lost in killed and wounded in less
than half sn hour twenty five hundred men.
Gen. Carr is reported mortally wounded, Colo
mel Dullipgs is killed. Colonel Stone of Iowa, has
arm shot off. Lieutenant Colonels, Captains
and Lieutenants without number have gone down,
killed or wounded, in this charge, which Gen.
Sherman pronounces more deadly than that which
took Sebastopol
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16

Court cfFleas 8 Quarter Se''iOH'-April term, 1869,
Isaac N. Alexander, Admir- Of John T. Reid decd vs.
James p. Henderson, wife, and others.
Petition for settlement Of the EstAte Of John Reid
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that ~
A. McCombs and wife Jane, one Of the defendants in
this case, reside beyond the limits Of this state 1t Is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made for six weeks in the Western Democrat news
paper published in the town of Charlotte, notifying
said defendant to be and appear ut the next term OF
this court to be held for the county ofMecklenbug
the house in Charlotte, the I'd Monday In July
next then and there to plead, demur to the
petition, judgment pro confesso will be taken and
the same heard exparte as to them.
Witness, WIN. Maxwell, clerk Of our said cour! a.
office in Charlotte, the I'd Monday In April, 1853.
6o-6t Iadv $6l WM. MAXWELL, clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16
THE LATE COMMENCEMENT AT TIE
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.

1t was hardly 10 be expected that in these hard
and dolorous times many visitors would attend
the Commencement at Chapel Hill as are usually
collected there. Governor Vance and ten of the
trustees were there. The Rev. DR.. MeGuffey's
sermon before the graduates was esteemed sue
cessful effort to establish, by close argument and
apt illustrations that the spiritual regeneration of
the Scriptures is in exact accordance with all of
Gods operations on those of his creatures that are
capable of Improvement by development of their
inherent powers. In no easel the universe, that
we know, does this improvement take place with
out the "preparation" ola higher intelligence
President SWANS address before the Diaectic and
Philanthrope Societies, contained interesting and
Important statements concerning the geography
and history of North Carolina, which many hear
want to see published that they maybe surely
committed to memory. Col. Wheeler's address
before the Historical Society of the University,
after discussing the relations between History and
the Fine Arts, suggested several events in our own
history that deserve commemoration by the paint
err and the sculptor
Mr. Argo, Of Ala, spoke 'the Valedictory' as
the best scholar among the seniors, and Mr. Quar-
les, ''the LATIN as the second best. Mr. j.
C. Giiiner, of Mt. Airy, was declared the best
scholar in the junior class MIR 2. H. Adams, of
Greensborough, was the "frst mite-man' among
the Sophomores, and MIR j. G. Mickle of Chanel
Hill, among the Freshmen. AS to the Compel
tors in Defamation, the most praise was bestowed
on the effort of MIR Osborne, of Charlotte
The degree of .s'Mastsr Of Arts was conferred
on Mr. John B. Lynch, of Mecklenburg CO., Va,
and this was the only honorary degree conferred
on this occasion Besides the intellectual refresh
ment the comfort of the visitors at Chapel Hill
last week was much enhanced by the vigilant and
courteous administration of the Marshal, Mr. W.
R. Kenan, of Duplin. So our University still
lives and long may it live.-Raleiyh Progress.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-APrI Tcrm 1885,
Joab P. Smith, Admir- with the will annexed OF Dan
Alexander deed, We. The Heirs nj Law Of Dan AleI.
ander, deceased.
Petition 10 sell Land TO pay debts.
It appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court tba!
Marcus S. Alexander and VIM Alexander, two Ofihe
heirs law Of the said deceased are not inhabitants
of this State it is therefore ordered by the court that
publication be made for six weeks in the Western De-
mocrat, newspaper published in the town Of Char
ote for said defendants to appear Mt the NEXT term Of
this court be held for the county Of Meckenbnrg ~
the house in Charlotte the I'd Monday 10 July
next and show cause why the lands described in the
petition should be sold according to the prayer Of
the petitioner.
Witness, VIM. Maxwell, clerk Of our said court, A'
Office in Charlotte, the I'd Monday in April, 1863
se-6t Tady sci WV. MAXWELL, clerk,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16
ADJUrANr & INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, May LIST, 1868. J
General Order, 10. So.

General Order, 10. So
The following Act Of Congress, approved by the
President, is published for the information ana a'
ton of all concerned in connection with the act reH'
ing toinfnressments heretofore announced IN 6enrrA
Orders No 81 from the Adjutant and Inspector Gene
RAILS Office, April 9Th 1863, and as supplementary 70
said acts:
An act 10 amend an act enttlod Gan act TO regulate
impressments by officers OF the army.
The Congress- OF the Confederate Staies OF America
do 80, Thai in all cases ofappraisenent provided
fr =; aid act the Officer mpressing the property shall
;S - hI;eye the Advertisement TO he fair and just
dorse mon IL his approval il not, he shall sudorss
80 - his reasons for refusing, and deliver the
same with receipt for the property impressed, to the
owner his agent attorney, and as practch'
HE forward copy of the receipt and appraiScmen'
and his endorsement thereon, 10 the board Of apla
State, who shall revise the and make final val
uation 10 give just compensation for the proper
to taken, which valuation shall be paid by the proper
department for the use of which the property was m-
KEN on the certificate of appraisers provided 70
the act Of which this is amendatory. lAPPro'''
April 27th, 1881
fsignedI S. COOPER
Adjutaua and Inspector GenefA"
neS- All parties taking appeals from the ohs no.
of local appraisers TO the undersigned, are
tilted that these appeals must be made up ID ou ar
and accompanied by suitable proofs and reasop"
eordance with the law, or they caanot be scIeay%
- go 81. X. " BLACKSTOCh'
II. K BURGWYN, 90
Commissioners Of appraisemeo' 'O' "
June I'd 1893. 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16

Clark's Diary of the War for separ,,;o.
the following estimate of killed, wouDS"S ia,
missing, from the commencement Of the war . AID
LIST Of January, 1868: % Tie
NatiOnals-Killed, 43,s74; wounded ~ 10,
prisoners, 6S,2lS. Total, 2O9,ll6. d. ",,C-S
diseases and wounds, 100000. su iFOu
Contederates-Killed, 2O,S93; wouDd.,. 70
6lS; prisoners, II ,l69: Total, 1857 49, o.
from diseases and wounds, 10000. Ded
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16
WANTED.

One hundred pounds Canthdris Vittdfa or POTATO
FLY 1t resembles the Spanish Fly, but is smaler-s
usually found sweet potato vines about the end u
July beginning of August-is collected in the morn.
ing and evening by shaking the insects from the plants
into hot water. They then carefully dried in the
sum- liberal price per pound will be paid for them
JAS. T. JOHNSON,
Medical Puryeyor,
May 90, 1863 II Charlotte, ~ @.
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STRAYED

of May, FIVE HEAD OF SHEEP, two Ewes ma,
sheared and three Lambs Description black Ew,
both cropped and split in right ear ! black and
l white lamb with right cropped; white eve and
lamb both cars half cropped Any information a, To
their whereabouts will be thankfully received and
liberal reward will be paid to any taking them up
so that can get them.
WIN. L. CoCHRANE.
Qucrys =. o., May &c, 1868. 3t-pd
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North Carolina
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This delightful Summer Resort is now open for the
reception of visitors, and the public can have the
benefit of these valuable waters.
PRICES OF BoARD-$5 per day.
S2s per week,
So for four weeks.
We have plentiful supply of Provisions and good
stock of Ice secured. There is daily line OF Hacks
and Mail from the Western N G. Railroad to the
S,rings II. L. ROBARDS,
June / 1858 2mpd Proprietor.
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Humanity requires you to come forward and nav IN
mediatey. Four little orphan girls are dependsn; a.,
on what you owe The Notes and Accounts are in an,
hands OF Sheriff White. Don't let him be under N.
necessity Of calling on you-see him soon.
T. Il. BREH.
June 3, 1868. At Admir- OF John Harry AZ,
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ADMINISTRATORS, SALE.

AS Administrator Of Sugar Dulin, deceased bereb,
give notice to all persons indebted said deceased
come forward Immediately and make payment, ana
those having claims against him must present bs,'
within the time prescribed by law, this notice viii
be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
A. r. STEVENS. Gdm'r
May goth, 1863 I'm pd
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

OFFICE CHARLOTTE l. S. C. RAILROAD,
Columbia, May 80, 1903.
Liouor will not be transported by this Company or
the A. Tenn. o. Railroad company, unless securely
boxed and strapped. t- 71a
-~--4s 81. .s.7'5asi' ts.t FTH0S. r. SHARP
June I, 1868 Ct Genl. Snp't. Z.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executor to the Will Of Will
Allison, deceased, notice is hereby given 10 Mo-.
deoted to said deceased to pay at once and thos.
diaely, this notice will be pleaded in bar Of "
recovery WILLIAMSON WALLACE"
June 2, 1863 I'm F.,
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TAKEN UP

On Sunday the nh of May, dark-brown MULE,
branded &C S., years old and about IL hands high.
The owner is hereby notified to come forward prove
property, pay charges and take it away.
: ALBERT WALLACE.
June q 1863 I'm
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There is a stocking factory ia COlumbi, 9 =
which has five machines running day And o y,
and which turns out from twelve to 6FIes0 TIsa'
dred pairs Of socks day for soldiers. HuA'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16
STEAM ENGINE AND LAM
For Sale.

EoT ee1e.
The subscriber has a Steam Engine Thirty hor,s
power) and the necessary fixtures for running Sa.
Mill, which he will sell accommodating terms
located on The railroad running from Charlotte 10
Statesville, twelve miles from Charlottesville twenty
three acres of Land adjoining. The Engine will k.
sold separate from the Land if desired. Ny posonr,
is Oakawn, N. G. MATTHEW A. WALLACE
May 20, 1858 3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16
HOOP AND BAND IROy

RGh TUNS Hoop and Band Iron, from -,
ehe' wide jus, received direct from Na,,as ,''
Also, 100 Kegs WROUGHT NAILS.
J,r., ,ss, ELIAS COHEN
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16
BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A CLERGY
MAN.
From the Wilmington Journal.

From the Wilmington Journal. =
MEssRs. EDITORS: The following narrative has
been furnished me by the Rev. DIR. Stewart who
YOU will recollect was dragged from his Church in
Alexandria. during the performance Of divine
service, for refusing to use the prayer for the
President of the United States. have thought
10 would be interesting to your readers.
A. A, WATSON, Rector of St. James.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16

H6F Post-Of6ce robberies have become quite
frequent. few days since large number of
letters were found concealed in an out. building
IN this city, supposed to have been distracted from
bome post-ofice.
+ One day this week the Postmaster at Salem, in
his State, detected a party in the act of taking
quantity OF letters from the Office. Upon search,
j. large number of letters were found hidden in
yarious places, many of them directed to the
different newspapers in this place, covering remit
ances. No wonder there should be SO many
omplaints against the newspapers when letters
irected to them intercepted. These and other
1stances should cause the Post-masters to double
leir vigilance, to prevent the repetition of such
ilferipg Raleigh Journal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-16
ContcQerates Victorious.

SUPREME CoURr.-The Supreme Court of
this State met in the State Capitol on Monday the
8th inst, all the member Of the Court being pre-
sent. There were only four applicants for County
Court licenses, all of which were granted, viz:
L Williams, Jr., of Yadkin County.
John H Stoltz, of Forsythe County.
JOS N Morehead, of Greensboro.
T NJ Argo, Of AlabSAa.-RaleigA Register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27
LATE suJTHERN NEWS.

FORTRESS MONROE. Or. 25-The steamer
Npw York. Capt. This holm, iest here early yns-
tertiay morning for CIy i'oio', in charge Of
nag & grace CIiiy5r Major Muiford. Gen. :.
A. Mert dith ais9 went up The steamer took
no 4 large lot of clothing for the comfort osour
prisoners OF war now continued in the prisons
IN and around Richmond. The steamer ee-
turned to-day, hut brought no prisoners or
o her passengers.
Thc Richmond Dispatch, Of saturday, WAS
received, but contains little news beyond what
was telegraphed from this poG! to-day.
The Dispatch says that Gen. FORESTS resis
nnticn has not been accepted, aud thst he has
left Atlanta to enter on separate command.
FROM HfssIssIpPI.
MERIDIAN, MISS. Oct. 29.-Offtcial informa.
ton states that the Yankees are rapidly re-
treating to the Big Black river, and are being
pursued by onr cavalry. On their retreat they
burned come houses in Clinton.
President Davis left this afternoon for I'm.
terprise
FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Oct. ala accommodating
party Of the enemy, in barges, was discovered
near Fort Sumter last night, between IL and 1
O'clock, and driven off with grape shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27
NEGRO 1HsuRRHor1oN in aEoRe La.
From the Richmond Enquirer Of the gath, W
take the following: 4.

From the Richmond Enquirer Of the cath, we
take the following: Z.
..:.. az i Threatened Raid.
Information Of an official character was re-
ceiyed in Lynchburg on Wednesday that
body Of Yankees, under General Ayerill, are
threatening another raid in the direction OF
Buchanan, In Botetourt county, Va Steps
have doubtless been taken to meet and repel
the danger. We have no report Of the number
Of the enemy nor Of the route Of their advance
From the Kanawha valley.
we learn from the Lynchburg Republican OF
Thursday that there il now but q very small
number OF Yankees in the KAnawhe Valley,
Gen. ScammCn, the commander, having zone
with the larger portion 70 Tennessee, either TO
reinforce Burnside or Rosecrans. The force
now In the valley consists of four regiments
and the rest scattered at different points along
the river. There are no cavalry in the valley.
A little dash and enterprise ON the part OF orr
fofcee Id the valley could clear IL OF the enemy.
The E1omirer, in leader, notices the recent
elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio, and SAYS:
( We have demonstrated that amongst our
Yanke0 enemies there was no difference 10 IA.
that the Democrats were equally our enernies
with the Republicans; that the Oopperhead
Circle was merely contrivance for brinrinr
back the DemOcfatic party into Dovar. md
that imme0iately ION that haunv event ths
Peace Democrats would 30 all VA Democrsts.
The Richmond Wig Of the go has tbs fol.
lowing tsiegTams 80, sfs ~ /
ssss1 BRem 1ennessee 3, s3..f a s. /
CHIoKAMAUuA, Oct. 2i.-- 70 Gem. 8. f,Aouev.-
The following AispAtcheeo hare heen sreeeived
from Major Gen. Stevenson: .sg1sgs,gYes 80
. CHARL1sToH, Tenn. Oct. a6.--The cavalry
under Morrison and Diebord attached tAe one
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
the SITUATION.

No information has been received here indi.
eating that the two hostile armies upon the
Rappahannock have come into collision again:
that is, since Saturday last. 1t turns out that
the importance OF the cavalry fight OF that day
this side of the river has been greatly mag
1t is the belief of nearly all military
~. .s ..55 no considerable portion of Lees
into Fauquier, rs alleged,
army have recrosseu
ana that his act Of laying
river in the vicinity of Rappsha- s'"''oh
was intended but to facilitate the resl. go when
pressed, Of the portion Of his cavalry a>o Tue
inconsiderable supporting infantry he thr.'"
north Of the stream to support the cavalry.
Nevertheless, his recent maneuvers, on which
we are commenting, as unimportant as they
were, have been so magniied by the press as
TO serve the purposes of the bulls OF "a'
Street in running up gold.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
From the West.
TIE ENGAGEMENT AT KNOXVILLE, TENN
THE REBELS BADLY WHIPPED. MAJ
SUCCESS OF AN EXPEDITION INTO VIR.
GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA.

CINCINNATI, Oct 27.-General Rosecrans
said in his speech before the Merchants' Ex-
change yesterday it was his firm belief if the
forces recently sent to Chattanooga had been
ordered there before, as they ought to have been,
the backbone of the rebellion would have been
broken. 80
The General left here last night for his home
at Yellow Springs.
A Knoxville dispatch Of the 25th to the 3d.
sette says: The engagement to-day was a hot
hand to- hand affair OF over four hours. The
rebel force is estimated at 5000. They lost over
500 in killed, wounded and prisoners VOL
ford recaptured his wagon train and some Of
his men, but lost his battery. Our loss was
nearly 800. vss - a# a. IA
General Sanders advanced yesterday and
drove the rebels below Philadelphia.
A running fight was kept up till dark
Colonel Crawford has returned from an az.
petition to distribute arms through Virginia
and North Carolina and receive recruits, He
was successful in both. e 8 4 So.
The people are rising every where. 90
Messrs. Maynard and Brownlow spoke to
twenty thousand people. Their ultra radical.
ism " "a received with enthusiasm. ersa