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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-14

Cei'rwTEGV nDs ...sr cnn set good and per-
a. ishgt' uituntion b eppiyiig ~ 80 ChFfta'
Hs' r Mh sad Dllulleyy ta
a,S-S.S Jtl. p ssiTI . Coz
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snRsTTTnrE wANTEn

TloR one Of good character and health, good wages
IN win be paid. Apply tor. OeEssy, Watohnsn at
h, T. r.. r. Depot tmarl0.2w.
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4 have, and will always keep on hard large
amount wo assorted stock OF W. and n. n.
Tobaccoes, Of oil ruria and gadga, which onor for
sale . retap,s or g1tteis, AZ low price, AZ swicks
OLD stand, opposite tho Presbyterian Church
Jany. 272mf Nj PR4DT.
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FobrDafy rs, 1868
TThhoUlRG officers IN The Ataie OF Tennenasd
~ win al once cErol 60 conscripta al oGcern n
thelr respective dfrlca, Who meg DO nbsent wilaou
leave lF0m ttth conuauds me eNloor onicers M
A.lssis Iarrreoe, viii tshd Descriptive rols OF tbe
oAcera 10 enrolled % Zoe Coramardsnt q Cawp N
lnaifnctra. a s2yasie b. IfuusCs@s. tbs tarOiL
ieg ofc1m N haEr IcpneM1e, will oaad friar dos
frptite iolll % re comgiandart Of conscfipa, "
ssnc1Vile. Ioa1ossct.
"a. Dlhtge, Hi.Co. 0.B.A.,
iel1iAN CoiAsi 81 Grr. fcr Tonnasooo.
r. kai' ffsef- = r,f9sS 10y f0uv weeks.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-14

- Persons receiving late Northern newspapers
win greatly oblige Us BY the use Of them. The gem
etaia xietyon al hands to hes, the latest intelIi.
gcncs from thosnemys country and the absolute SER
vice, which the dissemination o. pich information "a
calculated to accomplish should call 70 the attention
Of those along the iiont Of our Ins ia Middle Ten.
ne6ses. the value Of late Yankee journals. We are
wlIhg 10 pay cash, or thanks literally for such ia
gorn
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TO HIRE.

+ HAVE negro boy about II years old 10 hire
Il Apply TO the undersigned at Maj. j. h. Hopkin's
narl0-lwf $3.50 EwHf W. Il. MUNSEY
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OANDYl CANDY !

TUsT received several hundred pounds assorted cen
j dy, Tor sale wholesale sndietsil nv
nari0Iw W. =, HOOPER
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IN COMMISSION HOUSE.

NO l02 MAIN w., LYRoaBuRd, Va.
Tho undersigned have associated themselves t0goth.
On under the stylc and nrm Of James p Scott a Co.,
for the purpose Of conducting . general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have rented
that large and elegant building, NO i02 Maj street
Lynchburg, Va, lately occupied W Jno. 4. Davis n
o., and ON the lgt day Of Decemper next, VII be-
ready 70 receive Merchandise 0f All kinds FOR pfvate
and auction aales. They solicit conference.-the OF Mar
uActufod and Smoking Tobacco, Bughra, MoleNee,
Coffee and other Groceries, Bale Cotton and Cotton
Fabrics 81 an grades, Wooden Goods Boots, Shoes and
Leather and al other g0odg usually o1bfod for alo
Their rrat AuctOmwill take place ~ a. early day
IN DtcsHlbef, Of which due notice, With catalogue
win W publiahed: Wi.
They respectfully refer 20 the merchants and bud.
noa rion II RchlnDnd Petersburg DanviIlo aud oth'
or cislos Of the South, whose Aid apd cooperation
viii be duly appreciated.
las. P. nCOTFa
or The late lrm VI John n. Davis %.
HENkYF, BOCOCK,s
WIN, n. pAnRIBHA
Membcrn 81 the firm Of Bocock 4 parfls
ne soucorn Of nocock Pafrihh, ~. 3 BA1a
street., wiliconsiEns 81 ~ Old piandaa uephl.
dccl7'sm BUCOcK &PAliRlBH.
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RuNAWAY..-SlOO REWARD

% ANYWAY from the subscriber, at Dalton, Ga.i
IA on Saturay night, It'll instant, my negro man
sam. Said negro Is about "a years old about feet
inches high, weighs about las pounds, brown COM
plexion, with decayed teeth stands aud walks very
ereotly; be wore when be len 8 dark colored frock
coat, and brown cap. he has a brother in Chatia
uooga, and may he either lurking about here. on en-
deavoging TO make bis way 20 Middle Tennessee
where be was raised. | will give the above reward
for the boys apprehension and delivery to Robt All
Clark, OF Atlanta Ga or for his confinement IN jail
50 that can get him. JAMES WILSON,
HE- Any information concerning the boy, can of
communicated 70 the Rebel oiIice. marl2 -lu'
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tf~ aA.~.r
EAYn . small ~ Of vlfg,nh asH. watch
t,'or on hfne constantly g e cidper D., lEiek
lany. g.1m'
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THE DAILY REBEL.

~ Prisons ordering THE REEEL By mai win
please bear in mind that We wiz not receive any Of
Companies, nor those Issued by private bankers in
Montgomery or elsewhere. Neither win we under
AXE 70 return shinpiaatem sent rs, afey the publ
eesion Of this notios.
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TO EHIPPERS
~ DM1E LkA1s
BY WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD

Az 0M1EEEhbOs
BY WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
N consequence Of the extraordinary demand made
4 upon our Roads for transportation together With
the xistence Of state OF circumstances over which
we nor our agents can have any control notice IA
hereby given. that the Western N AtAntic Macon a
Western, and Atlenta West Point KOHdH, viii MT
hereafter receive, transport, store any freight from
any source or authority, until further Motive unless
the owner, agent Or shipper OF the point Of shin.
ment, first signs stipulation or agreement relieving
the Roads from all liability.
JOHN 8. ROWLAND,
supt Western u A. H. L.
ISAAC SCOTT,
Preat Macon n Went. n n.
GEO. q. HULL,
sup't A. a w. PtR.R.
Atlanta, Feb. Is, 1868.
Before any goods can be nhlpped the owners ships
pers, and agents bavo TO accept the above condi.
tons. All freight arriving and offering al the Chat
lanooga depot, Is subject 10 the above Conditions
marS-lm W. @. CAMDEN, Agent
w. n "A. II. r.
MISSISSIPPI COTTON MONEY WANTED.
WANT MISSISSIPPI
COTTON MONEY,
VI call on
febla-lm W.R .CORByN
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$50, O0O.oa 30 lxOAAEaE.

IN GEORGIA TREASURY KoTfg FOR Compel
90 money! AZ current rateA Apply a. Tunnell Hin
0a,D J. B. SHELL.
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5LslD Aaamtissnltrts.
WANTED TO RENT,
OFFICE OF COMMAN TOF C0NsCRIPTs, n

A HOUSE, furnished or uniurnished. Apply a'l
"A this Office.
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HADoUARTEHs DEPARTMENT 70. 2. !
Tullahoma, Tenn, Feb. ~, 1865.
'GENERAL oRDERS

Nos
]. Frequent inquiriesat these Helaqufrters. indi
cate that numbers Of able bodledmen liable q con,
scrpton are still employed In different departments
OF the army against orders.
II. It lis therefore announctd fer Tie Information OF
Enrolling officers that military employment Of any
kind whatever, exempts The employee from benz
snsaled. Applications ior exemptions must he deci
ded by the Enrolling officers, no other parties beinsr
recognized by the department as having any control
OF the matter. .sl
By command OF Gen1 BRAGG. -
(sgned) Pm. THOMSON,
A. A Gen l.
OFFICIAL
g. A. MoREN0, s4
"A. A. A. Cenl.
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QUlhlr@kAeRnn'E DRrka1Murl
ChaiiaaoDqa, FEB. u, 1868.
ilfizEuB are netiaed tbai they are oxpoosed 20 h.
eJpori tQih Poei QnaYiernaAlef Al cetray nfes and
h1fep i t vicinity, and ATE warned Dot 70 trade i0r
0ovefnmDnl properly ~ any klEd az thclf claims
wil net Y sspeeiae, enlsal the property has been
Fohis-iln B.R. JOINS,
Hai, b Posi On
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-02
Obituary.

Died, at the I'd N. G. Hospital, in Petersburg, on
the OH Of August, JAMES s. WHITAKER, Of
Brain Fever. He has been member Of Capt John
W.Graham's company Cd, seth N. c. TO ever since
it's organization and has proved himself to be good
componion and a brave soldier. BY strict obedience
to orders, he has the esteem Of both officers and
men He has been a member Of the Baptist church
for number Of years, and we feel sure, now he is
gone on account Of his strict adherence to religion,
pley and morality, that he inhe,s better and hap
PIE! mansion above. He leaves wife and two chill
dren TO mourn his loss We tender our heartfelt
symPathlss to his bersaved family and friends B.
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WHEar.-penple are puzzled to know
what i. to become OF the crop Of wheat
gathered this year. These who want bread
are trying 10 bay; ihuse who hold the
wheat are trying to a,oid selling holding
On for famine ptlces-an6 the Government
i Gaming in between the two. proposing 10
settle the matter bs impressing 1t for the
army. We think, with the present dispo-
sitiun ii The farmers. the press masters will
get the linn's share.
The Richmond millers advertise that
they viii pay Government prices for wheat
aud sell the Ruuf at eost 10 consumers, or
grind lar the Confederate Government.
They refuse. aI.a, IL pay more for wheat
than the price fixed BY the Commissioners
III their schedule ~ rates for the Stale Of
Virginia. aud the result i that they are
receiving very small quantities.
We are informed that Messrs. Keen 4
Walker, who own mills ct this place. make
The same proposition with the Richmond
establishments. VIZ: 10 pay Government
prices for wheat aud ell the fOur TO con-
sumer. Al cost. No doubt the proprieiors
u The other mills here would consent 10 a
simil.r arrangement. This will not. how
ever. bring the gran. A. We have stated,
The press master i the only person whn
can get hold Of any OF the new crop and
a. Tie army INST be led. he i. having pref.
I, much hts oaa way IL the matter.
IDagriLt Register.
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4 WASTE or SHELLS.

Accounts from Charleston (ihe Augusta
Constitulionalist saws state that for six
hours the Yankees threw shells at our bat
teries At the rate of twenty per minute. Al
this rate seven thousand two hundred shells
we're fired during the time specified. The
cost Of single she'll 10 the United States,
We believe, Is st4. The cost Of this pyr".
technic display would therefore amount 70
100000, IN round numbers. Individual es-
Inmates Of the number Of projeetiles thrown
since the ,beginning d the seige will vary,
but, with the almost incessant firing aud
the terrible bombarding Of the 18th Of July
and other days that might be named, We
think il safe to put il at $4,000 value
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Atlanta. Aug. Is. "A special despatch
70 Inc Appeal lron jackson Esd. say: 1,
j. reported that tie Federal. we're badly
shipped in West Louisiana by 6ea. Kirby
Smrlh's forces Few day. as".
The transport City Of Madison. freishtsd
With ammunition Tor AZ expedition SAID TO
be Stated lrom yicksburg Ter Northern
LoaisIana. Was blosn up on "Wednesday
BY The explosion Of b.x Of powder 10 her
hold, aud nearly 200 persons killed. SIXTY
bodies we're recovered on Thursday.
Agrrat dral 81 sicknes. prevails al Nicks.
burg. Brn johnson. the neSly spPoinled
YANKEE Postmaster. is dead.
Banks. who Is IN New Or.ran., has brrn
ordered 10 pay aver IA The Yankee Govern
msnt all moneys belonging 10 registered
rnrmies ol.ths. t;o,rrnmsnr.
GurrrIIla. are aano,ing lie trsnspor,s
Oh the river brlew Grs-n,llls. Hiss.
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A NEW ARTICLE. ~
. 0O0 IRON HEEL LIFTS on saIs-a great
%,OOO Blockade Institution--$ $500 per dozen.
pairs, SO cents single pair.
Ii. N. BROWN & CO.
September 2. To-
N q r &c r.

HAVING qualified at August Term, 1868, Of Or.
- ange County Court, as administrator on the
estate of JAMES s. WATSON, deceased, I shall
offer for sale TO the highest bidder, in the town Of
Hiilsborough on Saturday the 10th day Of Septen-
be 1868, the personal property belonging to said ss
tate consisting Of one Horse, Hogs Cattle, one fine
Gold Watch and Chain, lot Of Smoking Tobacco,
a LOT Of Cloth and Trimmings, Wagon, Buggy,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, two Sewing Ma
Chimes and other articles not enumerated. Terms,
six months credit, with bond and securty.'
All persons Indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against it win present them within the time prescri
bed by law, or this notice will be plead in bar Of
their recovery.
C. M. LATIMER, Admir-.
August 27. l0-td
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

fIyHE undersigned having qualified Al August term,
1868. Of orange County Court, As ADMINISTERS.
Tor of the estate Of JAMES MeADAMS, tof Hugh
deceased hereby gives notice u all persons having
claims upon said estate 10 present them within the
time BY law allowed. OF this notice will be pIrsd IN
bar Of their recovery. Persons indebted 10 said estate
will please make speedy payment.
FREEMAN WALKER, Admir-.
September ?. low
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Grant ogsys "Profeciion 10 ne Citizens n
.Msyissippi


Jackson. August 26.--Grani has taken !
force from yicksburg up White River at
i,r Gen. Price. whs b.. lately given the
Yankee, terrible thrashing in that quar-.
ter
Grn. Grant lately issued orders 10 the
citizens IT Warren and Kinds counties 10
return TO their homes and resume their usu :
a asncatiens. promising tina, they sh,lI be
protected. in all property. except such as
shall be necessary for the army All pro-
prrty taken by the army shall be duly pur.
chased bs commissioned officers and paid
for. We advises the people to regard their
slaves a. free. and contract with them Tor
labor or dispense with their services. The
order was TO 20 into effect on the a5,h.
Federal officers condemn the piIlaging by
their troops cas-, Of the BIG Black. but say
u our cavalry is not withdrawn thew will
advance With large force and lay waste
the whole country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-02
CONFEDERATE TAX.

AVE will attend al the following times and places
w for the purpose Of sking list, and assessing
the taxes under t Confederate Tax Act, passed The
24ih Of April, lst3:
Al lanes W. Miess. on Tuesday the 18th August.
At Cedar Grove On Wednesday the 10Th.
Al rolar's, on Thursday tho Goth.
Al Caldwell, on Friday the 2lst
Al Hill-bofough, on Monday and Tuesday the Gath
and 25th.
A, Red Mountain, on "Wednesday the a6ih.
Al Mansum's Store. on Thursday the 77sh.
Al l.ipscomb's. on Friday The 2s,h.
At Durhams, on Saturday 'he 2gih.
Al Gunter's. on Monday the 3lsi.
Al Chapel Hill, on Tuesday and Wednesday the lst
and "a OF September.
At Thomas Longs, on Thursday the Sd.
AT White Cross on Friday the An
Al Thomss ]. Caies's, on Saturday the 5sh.
The following are some Of the articles and other
matter. subiect 10 bs listed, vr Naval Stores Salt,
Wines and spidtucus Liquors, Tobacco, Cotton.
Wool. Flour. Sugar Molasses, syrup, Rice, and eth
or agricultural products held or owned on The Gre,
day 81 JuIy ls6s; al moneys, Bank notes or other
currency on hand or on deposit ON the afst day d
Julv 1863 and al credits which the intsres. has
moi been paid and not employed in business the
income of which 10 taxed BY the Tar Act; and sll
pros,. made BY any person, partnership or sopesa.
lion during The year 1862 otherwise than in the Ss
course sf ! regular retail business, on produce, &s.
II. NJ. G. sTRoUD.2 $780,.
A. N. Angler, n'A
Ausussb. es-4w
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n q + ICE
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned having qualified At August term.
500. Of Orange County Court. as executor Of
the estate Of L. GRAHAM M0RROW, deceased,
h.rcsy gives notice 10 all persons having claims up
on said estate ID present them within the lime by
law allowed Or this notice will be plead 10 bar OF their
recovery. Persons indsb,ed will please make speedy
payment.
SAMUEL +. PHILLIPS, Ex'r.
September 2. lO-4Np
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THE FIoHr AT JACKSON. lathe Bran
don Republican 81 the Goth, gives some par
ticulars Of The fight at Jackson. La. gath
cred IRON participant. There were about
600 white and black Yankees engaged in
the fight. We killed about 200. mostly
negroes. and captured about fifty prisoners,
iva six pound rifled guns. a flag. and nine
wagons. loaded with provisions. Our loss
fifteen killed and wounded. Logan's ca
salry have burned all the bridges around
Natchrh. and captured sixty negroes at
Washington, who were making their way
10 the Yankees.
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N O TIC E
August OF.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, on Thurs.
" day the 18th Of September, 1868, at the late
residence Of JAMES E. WILKINSON, deceased,
the perishable estate consisting Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, stock6f Cattle, Hogs and Horses,
one Two-horse Wagon and Gear, Farming Tsels,
and many other articles too tedious to mention.
Six months credit will be given, and bond with
good security required.
n All persons indebted to the estate Of the said
JAMES E. WILKINSON, win please call andsei-
lie Immediately; and those having claims against the
estate will present them within the time prescribed
by law this notice will be plead in bar Of their
recovery,
LEMUEL WILKINSON, Admir-.
August 26. lo-3w
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100000. This is going deep into the
Yankee exchequer, but Jonathan. still con-
tinues to shell out" lavishly.
u is said that the shells which are fred
into the sand banks Of battery Wagner are
densely packed, and only serve to strength
EN- the works the more.
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NEGROES FOR. SALE.

At Durhsm's Depot. on Saturday the ssih Of Sep
a TENDER instant, the undersigned VIII sell 10 the
highest bidder tive ED Negroes and Tour very likely
yosng Negroes belonging % the estate o. Saiah Al.
ION. Jerssssd. On credit 81 sr months, with bcnd
aud good ssesrity.
Commissioner.
September 3. io--swp
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
September 2.

rI,HE undersigned having qualified a August Term,
a 1868. &c Orange County Court, ~ administrator
Of the estate Off. ~. JOHNSTON, deceased, here.
hy gives notice TO al persons having claims upon said
estate 10 present iii, m within the time by law allowed
Of h. notice viii H. plead 10 bar Of their recovery.
Persons indebted will please miks speedy payment.
G. ~. JOHNSTON. admir-.
September .. l0-2wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-02
CAPTURE or Two YANKEE cuSBoArs

CAPTURE or TWO YANKEE GuNBoATs.
Richmond. Aug. rs. - Information was
,scel'ed this morning II the capture Of the
Yankee gunbosts Satellite and Reliance, oil
INC mouth Of the Rappahanuock, Saturday
night, by . small party 81 marines. under
The command of Col. Wood. of the Presi.
dents stan. The gunboats we're lying near
saeh other, and captured after slight re.
ss,anee. by the COnfsdersiss, who sp.
preached them in oar boats. Several Of Ihe
crews were killed aud number wounded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-02
THE MINING OF NORRIS ISLAND.

u passing along tie street this morning
nv attention was attracted IL the Tele-
graph dispatches on The board in front Of
your office. II was there stated that the
enemy we're approaching Wagner b. min
Ing. No sehoel boy u ten !, ears old. bot
know. the impo,sibllty of this. The island
j. all sand on The surface, and water al the
depth Of from tour ,olsix feet. Mining Is
therefore out Of the question, unless tie
work is srchrd by brick OF wood. To do
this. e Al all practicable. would require
from AZ 70 twelve monlh-, aud then result
in failure - because al approaches would
end, or open 10. the moat surrounding Nag.
ner, where there i from xix TO eight feet
Of water. Let the people be at ease en-
that score.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-02

Several of the Confederates were wounded,
among them Lieut.. Hoge, of the Navy. Va
rlous trophies were secured from the cap
tured vessels About sixty prisoners are
now on their way to Richmond. including
Capt. Robinson. of the Satellite. Each of
the captured boats mounted two guns, with
a crew Of forty men. Capt. Walters, of the
Reliance, was dangerously wounded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-02
Land and Town Lot for Sale.

nv MONDAY Of the superior Court, being the
- 18th day OF September, at the Court House
will offer for sale to the highest bidder the West hal
Of Lot No. ~ in The town Of Hills,ogough, 'front.'
ing on King Street and running back to Margaret
Lane on the South. and adjoining Strewds Hotel.
Also TRACT OF LAND between three and four
miles Southwark Of the Town, adjoining John w.
Lsta, Polly CaIk and others. and containing about
I25 ACRES. Its well timbered and excel
lent land. Six months cfest will be given, bond and
security required.
THOMAS WEBB, Ag't.
September %. lO-tds
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-02

FROM ARKANsAs.--A special telegram TO
the Mississippian, dated Grenada. August
10th, says 10000 Federal troops are con-
centrating at Helena TO march ON Little
Rock. in few days, under command Of
General Davidson. A gentleman from He
lena reports the death of Gen. Holmes.
Gen. Price. il is again stated, has resigned
and left the Confederate service TO take
command Of the Missouri State troops.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-02
THIRTY DOLLARS REV ARD.

WILL pay the above reward for the delivery Of
Private VIM. Fowler NOV absent wilhast leave
from my company at Camp Holmes, Ralsigh, \. e..
bis confinement in HilIsborough Jail. Said Fowler
Is now supposed 10 be IN the neighborhood OF Cain
Creek Factory.
WM. A. GRAHAM. Jr.. Capt.
Co. X, I'd y. Z. Cavalry.
September 2 low
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Atlanta. Aug. ga special despatch
to the Appeal from Canton. 25th, says that
the Yankees are reported to have been de-
feated IN Arkansas, on White River, by
Gen. Price. Reinforcements have been
sent from Vlcksburg.
Grant has gone TO Natchez.
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w A N r Z ID
WOOL-CARDING

,s,BE WOOL CARDING Machine well known
Il :. VIM. Mursy's, near the Cross Roads Church,
i now IN good order and prepared TO DO good work
will card Tor IS cents per pound for white, and 40
cents per pound for mixed wool
PINCKNEY TATE.
August S. Oe-5wp
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.,ok tie Federal steamer. Her crew, con,
',.ting Of about 500 men, were all drown
N except thirty. The Floridian says one
hing only was wanting to make the yicto-
:, a complete success. The notorious
Gam. Wilkes was not on board the Wander
Mn when she sunk, he having been remoy-
ii from the command some time previous,
nd consequently was not drowned. The
Vanderbilt was The fastest and most dan
,erous vessel Of her description in the
Federal Navy.