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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-08
RObbery Extraordinary II lcarning 10
Ruiir0ad Jrareuers.
Headquarters, herwick's Bay. }
AZ .,rh efh via Matches AnriIla

The Savannah Republican relates the
following particular, 81 late robbery ~
the Georgia Central Railroad. which ISIS
ls up ~ the rascaIly spirit u Tie times:
Il Appeals chat gentleman from Sus
ter county was settling tor a supper a. ths
Btnsn House. when = wang msn ,tahg
"a. BY observed that he lad considerable
a,noont 81 muney On his person. lie SOUS
commenced conversation with the strsh-
ger. aseertanrd that he VS. 10 take d.
'1rnuh Railroad car. that night. and Is
pressed great s4tisiscu nn, a. Ne wss going
that way hiaself. he became ,sr, cav
with his rev ant nnwafy acqpainianes,
wen; aboard the cars wiih hin, and ,hsr
took seats together. They ehatlrJ mefri
y dong until the car. had passed Grls
woldsillr. when the yOuns mnu prppned
20 90 20 the hinder car, where nc had isii
his carpes bsg with friend, and take
drink OF liquor.
The sumter county man, being "a li,iis
dr." readily consented. Tbs two passed.
out Of tie CO.. ~h,lst tls trim was going Il
toll ,psrd. aud 90 reaching Tie plstiora
and closing the door thcy were joined ~
third party. Tie Two. withoat sstning.
took siDlrai hid uf tlie stranger. evidently
" srcrenc.ri, and dashed him TRIM me
train. The Two rogue. sien g9lshy =.
turned 10 their seststn the car. Ga feaes
ing 6ur,lon lhry left the train and footed
bsek III niles - their victim. whom lher
fuInd lying Il the foot oi The emoansmssi
with CHASTITY wound across the lace. bis
thigh broken. and wholly unable 10 oasf
any resistance. They vent 70 work ana
ROBBED hiln 81 his pocket bnpk containing
81 600, his papers. knife. tobacco. aud "a.
deed everything except his clothing. Ihs
scoundrcls then decampsl, leaving hiH y
his f,te. Nts' day hr WAS discovered anu
taken 10 Gordon. where medical assistance
was called in,and vi. family sent for.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-08

AZ Mr.. Walter A. Thompson will leave here on
Tuesday the 2s,h instant, for Gen. Cooks Brigade
inlSouth Carolina, and will lake charge OF any thing
ae,i,sd to be- sent to the 9Th N. e. Regiment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-08

Rev. r. J: Graves. - We have been favored
with The peisssI Of lelIsr 70 genilemsn in this
place, kon cilizrS Of North CsroIins written from
Norfolk, Va. and sent By G secret opportunity 10
Richmond. where il vas mailed; stating thai intel
lzenes had been received there ID. ough The Noah.
ga piai., that the Rev. r. I.Grsvss had been bound
70 charge oftresson. The writer states
sAas this announcement had orcssioned great sas.
pm snt regret among tbs aequainsanses " M
Graves N Norfolk. and proceeds 70 relate that W
Graves. sfer bis arrest and ds,eu,ion =, Hanison's
landing lanes river. tahsre i Is alleged be gave
Information % the snsnyl ras conveyed prison.
Is 70 TIE Rip Raps, where be va, sonstis eoaEned
ostDre be permitted % 90 North that during tai.
tine fellow prisoner from this sis.s sici. 40 5Igil
from Id usage VI. c'sses administered 10 hin IN
~ las moments the coasoa;i0nso Of thrisisniy thai
On bis reiura from the NouL. vs.. q. va, detained
cor three weeks Ia Norfolk, shosgh egusisa,y np3f.
sninz lie authorities for permission proceed 70 hil
home n Soflh Carolina, snt -. allowed 10 ds.
ran uol Gen. DiI rss arpsslcd 10, and granted the
ooes.sy permit; that II be had bssa iisior 70 he
rsvAik. o. friend of the Northern Government. il
i NJ, tsobsbls such detention would have occurred
IRE etsr states fgnhef thai during the three week,
u he seioura ia Norok " reason 81 this ysIaiiOu.
irisy. III. gfsycs vs. ri sitss constant canpsnion
u, AMI II hasNs u be a,ssl and ,a0ss onnsefvsd
5onutsalans N!b TIE aii.>f. n which tho great
eontet ofiAs Ssy aalataiy he chief topic; Ihs
n ~ IT, intercourse rpsLiaz occurred. siihef b
roft % scia. ssIcsIais5 u eafiic c ighisu sosfi
not h,s.Jsh, 10 Ne soy,,etn esr.s. o. despair
af 40 s'linas seces0 Tue. be described the i'm
Hsn~e arspafsii0ns /, aai observed 10 the North 81
~ prosecution " DE ~, md expressed The oil
e' lH 4 was all . be blooiy snd proiseied
Evsge, ~. ~s op65sn, iksi svstsss would in ID,
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which leaves the Mississippi a few mile,
below Helena, and Coldwater riyer--tAe
latter emplying INTO the Yaxoo about. Or
near. the point where we suppose For,
Pemberton to be situated. should the
Yankees succeed in passing this Fort, va
do not understand how they would be IN
the rear Of vicksburg. for they would still
be in the Yazoo. which empties into the
Mississippi G5oue vicksburg. They would.
however, be able 10 destroy all our boats
in the Yazoo. and cut OF from the large
extent OF rich country lying between the
fazoo and the Mississippi, from which our
vicksburg army is being manly subsisted.
Fort Pemberton is not more than thirty
miles from the Mississippi, Central Rail
read. and Can thus be readily reinforced
from Vlcksburg 4 necessary.
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Capture Of another Yankee Gmboaf.--
Richmond, april 4.-rhe following Official
dispatch was received this morning:
Headquarters. Herwick's Bay,
March sth, via Matches, April la.
Gen. S. Coopa:-i have the honor TO re.
pr, the capture Of the Federal ganbo.,
DIANE At this pon, to- day. She mount.
FIVE heavy guns. J'he hoat is nnt seriousl,
injured aud will be immediately put in
service. The enemy's loss IN killed.
wounded and prisoners. are one hundred
and ffts.
(s,gned) R.TaYL0R. Brig. Gen.
Particulars Of ths Capture Of the Diana.
Port Hudson, April 4.--rhc New o.
Ian. Era of the 2d contains particulars Of
ths capture nf the Federal gunbeai Diana,
on sunds, last. a few miles Shove Brashesr
CITY. on Aiichfalaya Bayou. by por,inn ii
Sibley's command. The Diam was com
mau,led by Capt. Peterson. and bad "a
board omrany A, I2th Cnnneciieui. and
Company i. 10th Nv York. IN all lso
ntkCrfs. prisa,es aud sailors. III 81 whoa
tell into nur hands. together with ihr boat.
one thirty-lwo FOUNDER rifiled Paratt gun.
tMa ihiriylso smooth b1rrs and two
twelve poanders. The ganboai wa. bad
" damaged. Reports IT tie guns in ths
engagement we're distinctly heard AZ Bra
shear CITY. Gen. wriizrl commanding.
immediately sent gunb II Calhoun 10 -.
sst the Diaaa. LuI had NO pllot. She
grounded aad esmsr mar sharing the sane
late. Sosth Wind raised the ~atsr and
released the Calhoun. The Cnhlsdrra'e
h., unknown. The rnrms lost three Oh
GERS aud tao private. killed.
I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-08

Nar,hern ptpr,s srie that there are nov
$4,000 dix fsdcrl soldiers AZ AID n,st
yeksburg. SeapJ Is lie prevailing o..
case.
A state Consertipr il q br held - Mis-.
.euri To son,i.lsr ;ht gradual gmsncipsi'9a
sshemsa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-08

Capture Of another Kankee Gaaboaf.--
Richmond. april 4.-rhe following Official
Was received this morning:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17
EXPENSIVE Luxury

The Columbus Sun" estimates that in the
Confederate States of America there arc not,
perhaps, less. than million of dogs. little and
big. We regard this as very moderate csti-
mate. 1t is quite evident that these dogs
must eat it is evident, also, that every ounce
Of bread they eat diminishes the supply of
food just that much and, consequently as
the supply is decreased. the price Of That re-
mains must increase. Suppose, for instance,
that each dog will consume only onc-half
ounce "f bread per day-that is GER
desire ito DC clearly within the bounds
would consume three millions five hundred
one hundred and si1ty-six thousand, six hun
annum! At present prices, the bread thus
amount To y sum not less than furty-six hun
we pay the dogs in the article If bread alone.
How shall We estimate the amount of meat
they will consume, the amount of eggs they
suck" or the number Of sheep thoy kill? OF
how many pounds Of wool, at three and q
nal uOlIaTs per pouui, nave tncsc Worthless
CANNES deprived us? How many excellent
pairs Of cotton cards have our noble women
sought in vain 10 purchase because the nil
lion of dog skins have not been pulled from
worthless carcases, dressed and turned over to
the manufacturer? Does this seem subject
too small to challenge the attention of our le
gislators, or are our sage representatives will
ing to pay the tributs for luxury afforded them
by pack of NANCY CANNES? So far as we
are concerned individually, we have we'll nigh
arrived at the decision to vote for no man TO
represent the interests Of his county in lcgis-
lative assemblies who will not pledge himself
hostile to this tremendous canine tribute.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

MAYoR's CorRr.-Thmsday, July lj.-Pe-
Ter IT, Morgan, ,hareeA with stealing - CAR
pei bag from Mrs. E.<ull. Of til. city. :. few
days ago containing uo;rs 81! The vn!Ge Of
$4,000, of which S9Uu We're made payable 70
Mrs Exall BY Patterson Il Bro. and endorsed
hr the former. and s., 100 were payable - tic
order q U. p. Il \. F. Bell, was discharged.
Michael ". Shceky, charged with assault
ins one John NcDcrmo;t and whaling him
over III" head with = stick. w&s LiS:k2".r1 NJ
ter giving security 10 kc"p tie pea" ana ''r
If GOOD behavior.
Murray. slave IF Mr.. Lynch. charged With
stca ling TWO coats and a pair ri pant, from
Capt.. u amer. was discharged. it only appear
irr; that tie negro ia:i bccn scen with .olne
clothes o.
John Cnnwav. charged wiki stealing Il wa:cI'
worth fifteen hundred collars, from Captain!
Warner, was sent on for further trial.
Bea, q slave. charged with stealing silver
cup. and other articles Of value, from DR..
Lums!3ri, was sen, On FOR further trial.
Warner Tyren, free charged with stealing
:, NJ Vi I)'tCOII WV
,ierei whipping.
Owen Mcbride. drunl: and lying on tie side
walk, was discharged.
Mary jackson, charged with melting riot
vac sent rp Tor trial before the Circuit Court
Sarah Denslcr, charged with receiving s;olcl
good, was bailcd to appear thi, morning.
The ease o: john Garter. charged with stab
hing Geo. 7. Wright, thereby cuus;ng hi!
, death, WIS continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17
pROCLAMATIONS.
rs TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
nLNOhI tnInN-

-, :,.,.,t,, -, -,
TIE r9 , =, & Gus VI VIC eneny renoer
/ a-tr>''! '"" nc fesetSsS VI ouI PHpnisHoa, CO
pic a'""' =! 'e7 e.vuia ue 'nr tocht DE-
t1'rs :" 'P...s' " ''.i ueoe''eu Puus"men'' 'nose
1880 ''- ''V" ~ 'iS ,
-. :. -, C,,l.d,,a.. St.,c. ~ -, ,.,,.s,,5
f.. %; aH eII,eue'a ave S.s.cs lor esht |Sussha
.2s: -" ESQ" isil a.ls stste .os sstNce 'aeirii
IS ?''''" - VA -" ~, Va. St "ay - Ns",
80. u. $500 a. W '.-s, $50 - ,bSi az
"s ,-' ',s r.S % . i Voinstrer. q. serve FOR
is'...-!' ~ :. .,;hs for In. defencs OF EXPOSED
So ''' $50 H''' ~ '.,-r:cn "a no INV deem rxn..
To- nag: ~ sHgn prr:r,e 10 accept sucf1SnIua.
G'I'' - ~ NI.;s end that any number Of men
N''' -: ;,,, ,-,i b, d-,ucf.d from The recui-
- . ~ -,
q: :: "a; az Tor II. 20 ascertain at his tim.
''t,'.t So. .rynn,. .br, es updr- i've
go &'''u. ~ fssI i, 20 be. nv duIy To t:d
30 = te'.s -. .rs Lover Of N. Executive extends
- if--."'a' , ' ,lv 49,, :. G,,.rc.. AID fr iLs,
:. .'"; v' -. ,u..,:,, th.t II, militia OF ,bia
=. ""' ~ =, , ,I, 90, 70. Jl.rd AZ v.,ra pou
c.. -S'~'' ~; ~, h.u forihxi,h n. o-osniyaa aud
l'S ,I,,- nv IN. mr.. day of r.,,, 4
:: .as'.'r.''s ''"-' 49, ""'' - Wv v
L.i !, ,..,,.,, ,,.s Of r.e,s,,. NJ Tho milf;
a:h,s -&- -. - ,,.-r,n,r,.,I,b viii rsm, 80
- ~ az " 80 So, h., Internationally .nmunn.I ON.
1927 e't-i'.' - rn..inr for ,h. nnr,s, or n
7:ES !:r 40 70 "t,;c.r. Tor making on, COR,
- '9.lsa-: - ;,;n mir r,yimsn,J d;s,r.,.
r.r'- - u '''r " $50, h,n,. ~ rI;n;.,,'
{ ..ats:S '@.yai''s "-VtA S'Ae'' NH0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17

npGEEs,, or TREASURY NorEs.-Delectiyc
Goodrich arrested Il negro na'aed David liam.
;,-Sia.c Of Gc.. j. K. .lrdcrlcn III yesterday,
who had stolen orc hundred and twenty-five
sheets of blank one dollar Confederate Trea-
sury notes, from the engraving establishment
Of lioycr Il Ludwig. corner Of, 9th and Broad
streets. The negro had taken i message 10
the engraving establishment in IL. morning
and when he went out it was observed that liz
had Il bundle in his hand which he did 10,
bring in.
7 The blank notes, which had been lying on
IL table, were missed soon after, and the De.
tcctivc was put upon the track Of the thief.
He was traced To Il house on Ross street. an!
found within. and the stolen blanks were dis
covered in the folds Of his umbrella. which
was standing behind the door. He was taken
before Commissioner Watson. and. after cx-
animation. committed for trial. Tho blank,
contained eight plates each, the whole repro
scntinS 1000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17

NOT ACQUAINTED WITH Mr.. B!'LL.-Therc
was Il lf5las c5rPlGa' case thu other Gay hl!0.c
JUDGE GociT2.fso r '%ilci his honor took ground
which Ne think :hsy probably be law, but is Ger.
tainly common sense. The case arose upon the
arrest Of M alleged dssertcr md one of the points
presented by the defence was letter !rcm the
British Consul at Savannah. showing that the
prisoner was native Of Canada West and Bri.
i,h subject. The Judge, in his decision, stated
that lie had little respect for Consular papers 1T
best, in behalf Of men claiming the protection Of
this Government. The benefit Of protection cdr
rcd with it the reciprocal duty of defending the
Government But before such Consular papers
could be respected the Court must have access
to official information of the existence of such
finctiOnarics and the States they represent. No
officer in the Confederate States knew anything
about Great Britain or her Cousuls and they
could not 20 to the newspapers for information.
1t was the duty of that Government. if she wish.
ed to exercise Consular jurisdiction in the Cons
iedcra!e States, TO Set forth the fact in official
form, and in no other way could the Courts be.
come legitimatcly cognizant Of the fact. ASA
citizen, he might understand and believe that
there was such a government as that of Great
Britain, and certain men i'll the Cunfederacy
claiming to bs ConsulI, but he had TO proper
official knowledge Of either fact-[ Macon ga
Tclenraph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17
TO FARMERS AND CHARACTERISTICS.
ASS / q .ti:I;.hIkSIEI. ,iI.& !. = iI TO-,
RiCnMu>p Jua" -. ..tei
TAN IN iilhD:

rl'liE follow Ing Tie -ys"i: '.d pit. TOR i- .",u'.1n
I ct the raN IN KIND
An officer Of r!r Qn .rt-rfr-''r Gr1'-a'> Dnlrrmrn!
g.i"i 70 IN" sp-cu! chars" ~ -.. -u. g. !
trolling QuaTi-I;u-rrr. with III" i.N 90 " ,.s
90, 10 sat. Post Q!tr;"rn'rir:. MI 'i.
CAPTAIN. each Congressional Distinct, wrr Il
ractr.Jir ~ collect .Gc tenth
Each Crngr---ioGsI Di-rir; ~ II hc sui diNf" he
Post Ou-t".-;"I III cL.rs- al II into r"c;i"I-, ~. Tie
delivery ny "a" rHN pn%'T 81 H., ""; 81 No.
2ucr and H'tnt- will b"Hrp"at ty i.Ii 'l'f o. 'Nc
charge q: the IL. pots 10 be '.r,h,ud ~ '"h cy"H.
!ricru these "pn;- .' established: ii' t.s-ysS.
r-n- lrquIr,I Gnd'r ~" .Nr lee T.rGe the sT o. :".
gram hay, :uid ii" clip l.. WOO! !Yr t ;sc.' yrr va.
nave been sccurcl.
To r.lics" iasIn-ls from ,E ssk and fhcnnTcnc' Of
storing the Government pVI,on Sc 81 "U,u.
u, date Pile. the o: TIE Army, -, b"rH'i ~
suthopzps aud requests farmers RESIDING ti"
n,.n,- s-utr ~ I..rr ",' to hnt OTn'''
jntr: tie law, farmers Required o ,t!i-'f t Z
tenth NJ e pots h.'! eight T!s :ru r fcr
of production rhry will denver andcf I'' ir"gs' |r
" III pay Ter tc transportation IA '"c,>H .!
eight niles. The Guart"rua rr r.rfEiG .I""I'' "n-
dor thir rrlu viii sre receipts 10 The Producer 10 ''-
Gcnce that LAUGH OF his j. pad AT- TIC T. :
ouar"r.nscr OF the COnsTcssiUri 'I'' >" ''sro"h.t;
for tie tr: D. after Ir ti- rsI. sa' ., i,e
II know him the tuaIi"rInu-t"i !" WHOM 10, n',"
il delivered y. 4! also receipt Too Il !" tie Pot ',u'rr
master vf tie District, l." Nil rGorse H'"r - '' I"'
rrpt upon the estimate before Ih-Tti !: -
tic agents a. tie r'cevIEG ."pOt. -
I.AEKIN SMITH.
Jurr l7-Ir, 4. uger'trus : i'"ir 80 C..rteu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17

The TROUBLES IN ISD1ASA.--The New Al
bany Ledger" says:
I'm our dispatches is Il statement that the
troubles in Monroe county are growing very
serious, that fifteen hundr, men are organized
to resist the draft, &C."
The Louisville democrat" reports that
thirty cars of pack mules were captured re-
Gently between Nashville and Murfreesboro',
by Confederate guerillus.
The ladies of Austin county, Texas, raised,
at fair givon at Hampstead, for the benefit
of Walkers Battalion, upwards of ten thou.
sand dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17

General Johnston's Address. To his Troops.
On the morning Of the 10th, Gen. John
ston issued 10 tho troops the following battle
order which was read along the line amid
dcafcniug shouts from the soldiers:
IlEADQ's, on the Field, July Q 1868.
Fellow Soldiers Ar insolcnt foe, flushed
with hope by his recent success at EIcksburg,
c"nfronts you, threatening the people, whose
homes and liberty you are here to protect, with
plumber and conquest. Their guns may even
now be heard at intervals, as they advance.
This enemy it is at once the mission and
the duty Of you. brave men, to chastisc and
cxpel from the sol! of Mississippi. The Com
manding General confidently relies on you to
sustain his pledge which he makes in advance,
and he will he with you in the good work,
even unto the end.
Tie vice Of struggling he bcgs you to
-huu. and to frown on. Ii needs be, it will
be checked by even the most summary RENE
dies.
1.-The telegraph has already announced
glorious victory over the foe, Won by your no
Die comrades Of the Virginia army on Fede-
raj soil may he not, with redoubied hope,
count on you, willie defending your own fire
sides and household gods to emulate the proud
example of your brothers in the Easts
1.-The country expects, in this great crisis
of its destiny, that every man will do his
duty"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17
1880 REWARD.

Runaway FROM ths subscriber, on Friday night the
10Th inst, my negro WON I'm BtTSEi, carrying with
her her tvs" children. TOW. II boy fourteen years
bright mulatoS The woman is about thirty years {
age fse loukng has uil head Of hair rather teshy
about five four six inches hSh with teeth de
cayrI anc scricm brosrn. Tn. Tom Is thin and
appears somewhat del CAFE his hair close 10 his head
aud from h: ,irct % burn, - Top VI: IN,
had about inches long, and inch wilde, which
leaves the ska entirely exposed lie s about four feet six
inches hi and very bright The girl j. very teshy, bu:
acvr and spiiSbtl? well grown for ker age, with fu
be- I'd of sai and I remarkable fine looking child
have reason hticv, .hcy have been furnished with
forged passer I'D will ,!dsavor got beyond lines
will phS The above rd VI two hundred and ty col
lar. for their recovery delivery Confinement
in any ia! 80 thu; luiay set them.
J. r. DOWEi.L.
General Superintendent
Sou;hcrn Telegraph Company,
Juy I3-dlw Richmond, Firyina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17

T REG leave to sDrcuce 10 TIE publ ~" h,rN jus:
Lu>I.i RE GuEi:c.. !oT -! t.ir Hr> GELAi %bN!L
u .hs second War .! Independence, ,a'i'ird
GRADS AND ROMANCE

M1RG / y An u Il 5 Y T. -"
rs SALLY ROCHESTER, FORD, ut ..ou.-y l'. ~.
author o. Grace TraI.I" "lGGy iG!'y az. ,.--ste
O; Free Masonry. Sc. -.
Cora ylrt. ~ nIie "ciTI", ~ 81 N
The Iesr viii be sTa.cd ~ LnI'E al II" - t'E ~
ter-s. oi Erscliss standard Ir"i.cr etc.,. "a 'l i!a.
nli,cr Df Il esor,. The h:,i".t :! " Il h"J =
W; uaole reference book prs - - Jr rs %
CONE,
Considering T. As a worI ot art II hag1fus rat Slid
is, Jar tle FIRST OEIGiSlL LitEKiI. N'rh Of Ipio
,hS: ;Es H.. produced srd tn. ,uGisi"fyy l'r-
On nccoun, 81 tie tc.rCy al uatr."l.. ~ o. be 'oG'-
p-ll"d rrLuce u.s EDITION Ia very United Gu.r, ;i
II il very unc -i.u, the r.;.,pI, g-rt
be ahl" 10 pchss srcond n"nr- 80. '"- ."ia vi 10
copy G: To-. historical Nov. VII ' -" q ca.i
n tine >. il. Gpt'!n'L.
JUue i7..Ir hr.#l- E.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17

BLACKBERRY WiNE.-Now. is tho time to
make this delicious and healthfu beverage. 4
patriotic lady, who has been making wine for the
soldiers, God bless herr furnishes the Athens
"R"nner' with the mode she adopts. Instead Of
following the old plan Of squeezing with the
l,nnu and strsining through cloth, she takes n
key. SETS it upon the end puts straw in the bot
tom, and after pouring the berries in. pounds
them with wooden pestlc and the juice comes
out OF hole in the bottom Of the keg perfectly
strained and pure.
We have had many inquiries as to the smallest
quartity Of sugar that will preserve the wine.
The lady alluded to above is Of the opinion thai
the pure juice will keep without any sugar, and
she IS putting up some in that way. There
should be To water used in making; the wine
fermenied as usual. Others think that pound
to the gallon is necessary TO preserve it. Our
readers must act upon their own Judgment II
the wine shou ii somr. however, it will mike good
vinegar, which will be almost rs valuable rs Tie
wine.-lChlonicIc and Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17
pHGcLtNATIaT ~ TEG PRESIDENT.

PRGCLtNATInT ~ ~, Z PRESIDENT.
Whereas i: IS prrviiii IN ~, OF Coasrors rnucd
'.tu I" fIri."s pr,";1' The pu1: fence APP
pro- rrd ~ IG dag ii !pr.. l-0a. aal y Dth-r
OF Consresi approved ;h:@'th H'.;"Ibrr, 1864! ent
lied An act amend rui,i!cI 20 provide
further for tn. pujc 'isac: approved 10Th ipiI, S6:
'uat the Prei.i; b. ahpr!z" 20 call AMI place in
III. military service oi h. Confederate St,s. Tor ;!rcc
yGrs UulrS4 shall haze ban sor,"- &. cd all
whit. WHO rcsil-ntS o! til: Coa;"ler,;e
states b.tw-eR the ages Of eighteen aad ;orty-;rc
vars. At ;h";nc ;e call rny D. mar' aul WHO not
.ucn r1,i!y rrc:np:'. from military ."rTic",
,';ch ;acrot III his iu!s IN m: 10: c,ss.ry
The public Il fence.
Aud. where's. Il NY jnIgnr:t IL. necessities Of che.
public defense require that every capable O! bearing
arms, between :ta ages orrs:, should be called
10 his dGy in lie d.i-H.r oi MS country. and in
driving back iavaler, 'i:h.l IN limits 0: the
Conieier'cy:
Nov therefore, J. JEFFERSON DAVIS, Pre;!Gcn:
Of the Confederate Of America d. by yirius Of the
powers rested in aforesaid call apd place ia the
nj i,ary S:"cr OF the C"n!-,erH;c c. al white men
rrsitrr'. -d States between age, OF eighteen and
foryiTr year, 40: cgaIy exempted tom military ser
vice and d. hereby order and ciTsc, that Ill persons sub
jsc. ;!i call aud it. The u.!t"T! scrv!c" do
cpOa being He'd. forthwith par Ia, coa-cip,
,,r,. r-,u.-n.G Ia the ,-rrc iv. >:,., II whih thew
may y-:eu's ia u: hi"S hid amt punished
d--rr:cr. in II u ,ir ia. UEry Il! call
u- provided IN -ait law
And ! 10 further order and direct, that The on.
rolling Ulcers y, tie several S"tcs e st Gu.
roll all prr,Ots ii within ih. trrEIs OF this procia
IGa.ion and no: hereof IRE rDrotG
And do further order, tIa; IL snail be lawful for any
person embraced .i mn h;' call volunteer :or service
before ,llInc; aud ;hs persons volunteering be j.
lowed eject ;e 81 and the Company which
ia. AuErt
in the full Of allowed by law for i.r
ZION.
{ ~ Given under my hand aad Tho Seal of the
SEAL Cor frdera,e States OF .hIg.rr the city of
49, edmond, this i:te"-"tn day OF July, in the
yer Of Lord thoi.aud eight hundred AMI sixty
:hrer. (Sltn"dl JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY II. President:
(Sgnrd.i ). y BENJAMIN,
IL l6--Gt SECRETARY OF state.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17

THE FLORIDA AT Work The following is
an extract of a semi-offcial letter received in
Wilmington, on the 18th, BY late arrival
from Bermuda:
The Florida has recently captured and
burned the Clipper Ship, Red Gauntlet,
Southern Cross, and Benjamin Hoz!c, the lat
ter with half million OF gold and silver
aboard. The crews were sent into Bermuda