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= ew Shoe Shop.
w. w. QUINN & CO.

Respectfully inform the public that they manufac-
turing BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds in the build
ing under the Western Democrat Printing Office. Their
work is put up in the best style by experienced work
men, and will be sold at less than Is per cent profit
Orders will receive prompt attention. Terms, cash.
Also, Shoe Pegs and Lasts for sale.
w. w. QUINN L. co.
Charlotte Dec 9 1862.
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state of NORTH CarOliaa-GasfouC 60
Court of iqeas Quarter Sessioass5ruary ,er,. ,sea

Elizabeth II. Roberts, administrator of Moses N
Roberts, decd, vs.. Joshua and N. 0. Roberts
Petition to sell slaves for distribution.
appearing to the satisfaction of ihe Court that
the Defendants in this reside beyond the limits of
this States 1t is ordered that advertisements be in
the Western Democrat for six weeks commanding said
Defendants to appear at the ofthis Court
De held on the 7th Monday after the 4th Monday in
March, 1868, and plead, answer 6emur to this Pc
uton or judgment pro confesso will be against
them- 80 W, D. GLENN, c. G. C.
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Medical Paryeyor,s 0aiee.

: All persons wishing 10 render the Confederacy
essential service do oy cnltivatng the common
GARDEN POPPY. When the capsules are nearly
ripe let them be punctured, and when the exuding
juice shall have sufficiently hardened let it be collected
and forwarded to the nearest Medical Purveyor.
JAS T. JOHNSON,
Surgeon and Medical Puryeyol
Anril o1 1852 2u
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WANTED
DISSOLUTION.

Inc copartnership heretofore existing under the
name ana style OF STEVENS, SCHUTT Mclean in
the withdrawal of l. A. Mclean The business will be
continued at the same stand by the undersigned who
respectfully solicit portion CT public patronage
j. IL. STEVENS l. CO.
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NOTICE.,

Persons wishing to settle their Accounts or Notes
with Fisher Burrough can have opportunity of
doing by calling at the store of A. A. n NJ. Taylor
Don't delay, are anxious to get our business
settled up. J. G. BURROUGHS. :
June 5, 1862. If
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Ten lines make q square
Advertisements for the Daily will be inserted in the
Tri-W eeky free of charge. This is inducement
which cannot fail attract the attention of advertisers
The above rates apply only the daily paper. Ad-
vefsements will be inserted in the Weekly paper at
the usual regular rates. viz: One dollar per squire for
tie first insertion and twenty-five cents for each sub
segment insertion.
Address, JOHN SPELMAN,
Editor and Proprietor,
Oct. 81, 1862 Raleigh, N.
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YOUNG RIO GRANDE.

fine blooded Horse, be found during the present
season at Towards Mills, in Union county, on Mon
days and Tuesdays, and at my stables in Mecklenburp
county during the balance of the week. For particu
lars, large bills. JAS. II. DAVIS
PineviIle n c., March II, 1863 lm-pd
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CHR Wrstern gfm0frat,
CHARLOTTE, N. c. -
NOTICE.

Our terms are four dollars per year III az
1.,:,;d.o1 or local shinplasters will not be re-
80 When sent to US they will be held subject 10
the senders call, and not returned by letter.
s TAs Democrat srn be diseontlnaedfo al. sa0se,.J
@ NJ he erpiration Of the time for which II IS pdtd
1boxe rho rant c0nue mustren oeoTe OF 1' 'e e.
yiration of their ttme
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PEA MEAL.

We keep at Steam FIGURING Mill in this place
Pea Meal for feeding cows and stock. Also, We have
hand at all times, Family, Extra, Superhue and
coarse Flour We warrant family four
Corn Neal and Grts can always be had at the mill.
j. WILKES 4 co.
Jan'y l. 1862
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!. CPERIOR SEWING SILK.

Inc subscriber has just received invoice of tn
very best ITALIAN SEWING SILK, which he offer
to the public at l22 cents per skein.
March 3, 1863 IF j. S. PHILLIPS
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Payment Of State Bounty due
Deceased Soldiers.


Executive Department, North Carolina,
Adjutant Generals Office, Raleigh, Oct. II, lsG2J
General Orders, No. 81
The following regulations are published for the 10.
formation Of those persons wishing TO draw bounty Of
deceased soldiers in accordance with ordinance OF
the Convention ratified the 22d day Of February 1867!
REGULATIONS.
!. The payment of bounty TO the representatives. Of
deceased soldiers Is based upon the certificate Of The
commanding officer of the company no will state The
time of the enlistment Of the soldier, the date OF BIS
decease in service, the amount Of bounty already Pd
by the State, and the company aud regiment TO when
he belonged.
2. The claimant will make affidavit before magIs-
trate that he she is the Of KIN 10 the deceased
according 10 the provisions Of The foregoing ordinance
of the Convention, ard that there is other person
entitled to make claim. The affidavit Of the cihlhsh'
must be sustained by that Of disinteesied wfes
that the facts stated correct within his own Know
edge, and that he has no interest in the claim Inv
magistrate administering the oath will crriy 10 'ho
credibility Of the Witness and The clerk OF the 'oD
Court will certify, under SEAL that he Is an auhO'
and acting magistrate.
3. II the claimant or claimants be minors, PAYNE,
will be made to the guardian, upon the production
the proper certificate under the seal OF the CouI
his appointment and the suficiency OF his bopu-"0
claim to be proved by him ms in other cases
A. bounty Of fifty dollars, deduciing the boOhV
that may have been previously paid is due to all Pr
who may have volunteered for three yeas OF ~
war; and all persons mustered into or coniinueho W
service under the provisions OF the Confcripuon 40"
By order Of Governor Vance,
Nov 4. 1862 81 J. @. MARTIN, Adjt Gen
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"GARRETT DAVIS. -

This thorough-bre Horse be found at nv stable
IN Charlotte on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
and at Morrows Turnout on Thursdays, FRIDAYS and
Saturdays. For particulars see bills.
march 81. 1868 3m-pa r. RABEY,
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vESUvIUS FURNACE
IRON w ORKS.

The subscriber informs the public that he is mama
featuring Pig Iron at bis Furnace in Lincoln county
Eve miles north of Sharon Station the VIII, Char
Rutherford Railroad. He is also prepared to cast
Machinery, such as Mill Gearing. Tbrashing Machine
irons, &C.; also Hollow Ware and Salt Pans
J. NJ. SMITH.
vesuyus Furnace P. o. Jelly Is, 1862. y-pd
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WOODWORK and BLACKsMITHING.

WOODWORK and BLACkSMITHING.
The subscriber is prepared to do all kinds of Wood
work and Blacksmthng, such making and repair
ing Wagons and Buggies, Horse-shoeing, &c His Shop
is at his residence, nearly opposite Mr. W Phifer's
dwelling, and he also has Blacksmith Shop on the
back-street in the of the MeCklenburg House.
He solicts share of public patronage, and feels
confident he give satisfaction both in workmanship
and charges. Give him trial.
J. II. PROPEST.
January l, 1863.
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Flour Mill for Sale.

The subscriber, having entered into a contract for
building the Railroad from Danville to Greensboro is
DESTROYS of devoting his whole time that work. and
offers his STEAM MILL for sale. The property is sit
uatea in the of Charlotte the North Carolina
Rail Road, has six Of Mill Stones, and the Floar
has high reputation throug hout the Southern Confed-
eracy.
It has also Barrel Factory, with improved Machine
~ and Cooper shops attached, which will be sold
with the Mill o. separately. JOHN WILKES.
Sept Is, 1852. If
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$50 REWARD.

$SU KEN ARD.
The above reward will be paid for the apprehension
Of Dulin Starns member of my Company, when de-
livered at Camp Fredericksburg Va, wherever
the Company may be stationed Said Starns left the
Camps near Richmond, Va about the 10th of July
last without leave He is about 80 years old, about
feet high dark hair brown eyes and dark complexion
He supposed to be lurking in the vicinity of Harris
burg Mills s. c., or Charlotte N. C.
By order Of Col W NJ. BARBER.
W. NJ. STITT,
March 10, 1868 Gt-pd Capt Co. l, 18th N. G. Reg
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The imported Horses
NORTH STAR& ACCOUNT PIPEF

Can be found at my stables this Terms SIS
per mare Either or both will be sent mot than
fifteen nliles) to clubs by special contract
W. NJ. GRIER
P. ST will sell either both Of the above Horses
on fair terms W. NJ. G.
April {, 1863 At
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WANTED.

!, bsS~ Any one wishing to dispose of Piano or Me.
March 10, 1862
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WHEAT 7

The subscriber is prepared to purchase the new
crop Of Wheat at the highest market price. Farmers
will find it to their advantage to call at the CHAR
LOTTE STEAM MILLS before selling.
Jan'y ], 1862 If JN0. WILKES
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NEW GOODS.

Just received and will be MADE TO ORDER, or
SOLD By THE YARD,
Super. West of England Black Cloths;
Satin Finished Black Doeskin Cassimeres;
English Grey Cloths, fine article for Confederate
Uniforms;
Also, Confederate Staff Buttons.
J. S. PHILLIPS.
March 3, 1868 If
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MAJORS.
LIEUT.. Co.'s.
James S Hines,

LIEUT.-COL' S. MAJORS.
!. Ham A Brown, James S Hines,
w s Stallings,
t. s. D. Thurston, w M Parsley
, James H Wood E A Osborne
IJohp WLea William J Hill,
;. Robert T Webb, Sam Med Tate,
a tJunius l. Hill, VIM Lee Davidson
", J w Hinton, Henry Mckae
Jas 3 Gordon, Jno II Whitaker.
d, S D Poole, GuiOn ana Sparrow
g, VIM ] Martin, Egbert A Ross,
David P Rowe,
IS, J FL Hyman Jno T Hambrick,
w A Johnston
IWH Marlboro, CIV Hammond
VIM A Stowe, Fl d Lee
John C Lamb, Thos H Sharpe.
;, torney George,
W G Robinson, G NJ Andrews,
Nelson Slough w J Stanly
i w S Rankin
;. c. G. Cole Laban Odell
tie K D Johnston, c G Blacknall,
ohm l. Harris, ID Love,
;, G Bryson, w 5 Grady
IN, John r Lane J 1 Jones
r.ir G F Whitfield &c Webb
re. wv HA Spear Saml N Stowe
w B Creasman
r. flames 7 Ken, VIM w SilleHs,
w I Williams, G D Coward,
Y. Robt V Cowan, L w Mayhem
ice j L Mcdowell
|, J ohm G Jones,
detached companies,
r, Jno B Ashcraft, w G Morris
Ike John Ashford, NJ N Mclaughlin
IN, T a Reynolds,
detached companies,
BIS. John f Brown, C. w Bradshaw
IAN, w m. G Lewis, Walt J Boggan,
y. Il l. Hargrove, c NJ Stedman,
I, Andrew Boyd, J K Winston
III, w L Saunders A c McAllister
/, John A Graves. A ID Crudup
IS Walkup, tAlbcrt A Hill
>. John A Fleming p B Chambers g.
on. Geo. Wortham, y & Van Hook
c b Hobson Jas r Mcdonald
Marcus A Parks, j Q Richardson,
J Il Morehead, Jas J Iredell,
IL, X NJ Murchison, Anderson Ellis,
lily, Alfred H Belo NJ I Smith
/, G C Luke, FL f Schenck,
n, Fl c. Jones, Jr., James A Craigc,
r, VIM w Profit, J C Keener,
L Cantwrl Jas M Mayo,
ell, VIM II Deaver, w NJ Hardy
ffe, WIN S Devane, Henry Harding.
we. G w Clayton d G Mcdowell
;. ) b Evans,
James 4 Keith, J HI McNeill
k,
iments are in the following Brigades:
9Th, 3lst, 5lst and 61st.
b, 9th, 10th and 4Sth.
d, 43d, 45th, 50th and SD.
2lst, 54th and 57th.
9Th, Cavalry
in, 18th, goth and 23d
18th, 23tb, 33d and 37th.
'-i9th, Cavalry
tn. 10th, 22d, 34th and 3ath.
-l1th, Goth, AID, 44th, 47th and sgd.
It'll, 25th, 35th, 49th and 5Gth
d, 4th, 14th and 30th.
-ilst, 59th, and ODD.
Both, 10th, 58th, Goth, 62d. 9th and
re not Brigadcd.
list, 10th, 63d and 64th are cavalry Re-
and 10th arc Artillery Regiments.
be Regiments, there are the following
lt-Col. Chas + Shober's infantry (for-
Grcen'sG Maj J Fl Nethercutt's Ran
W hartOn's Sharpshooters; Maj John w
Maj WI Young's Artillery; Mai Alex
:; Col Peter Mallett's camp Guard.
omas has a Legion of Highlanders and
e over 1,500 men.
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rIET,D OFFICERS OF N. G. TROOPS
COLONIES.

9 Colonies. Il
il A Mcdowell. Hs
CIV K Cox, w
3EW l. DeRossett, ;.
a. Bryan Grimes, ia
ST NJ Garrett 10
6lIsaac E Avery. Rt
led G Haywood, Ju
5. Henry NJ Shaw, u
81 l. S Baker, ia
.IOJ A J Bradford, S
TIC Leventhorpe, w
l. Sol. Williams,
10 Alfred NJ Scales. }
lair T Bennett, Nv
Is Wm MacRae, w
16iJ s McElroy, "
d7IWm F Martin, sJt
lsIThos J Purdie, =
I9l IN
90 Thos. T, TOon, N
21iW " Kirkland
22lJaues Conner, e
2JIDanl ii Christie K
24iWm J Clarke, Jd
25i III NJ Rutledge, S
26 II X Burgwynn, 10
81 John A Gilmerjr G
% Samuel d Lowe, W
90
3OiFran NJ Parker, Ja
81 John V Jordan,
50 &c J Brabble, "
33iClark NJ Avery, IL
81 iWLJLOwrance }
81 N W Ransom, Jc
80 Artillery de
81 VIM NJ Barber, il
Sc William J Hoke, il
80 David Coleman, +
40 Artillery d.
4IlJohnA Baker
AZ George G Gibbs, Jt
43i Thomas S Kenan. "
"A T G Singeltary. I
45 J II Morehead, A
as Edward d Hall, "
47IG Ii Faribault, il
AZ Robert c Hill. S
49iLee M McAfee. iJC
50 j A Washington, O.
5IH Mcclellan, {
50 j * Marshall, III
So WIN A Owens, J
54lJ $ Mcdowell, TX
So John K ConaIly, A
.,f Paul + Faison, G
- Arch c Goodwin, Fl
- j"'lp i Palmer, W
~ ) y Fcrcbee L
2 3 is 4 Mcdowell, Nv
( =! = -. Radcliffe, "
g EoAt. G.. A. Love. G.
~ Peter G Evans. =
GIL NJ Allen, il
GoiGeorge n Folk, t
The above Regiments
Clingman's- 9Th, 8
Cooke 's-I5th, 27t
Bate's-29tn.
Danicl's-32d, 43d
Davis -55th.
Hoke's-6th, 2lst,
Hampton 's-9th,
= lyurson's-Jth, LIT
(, Lane 's-7th. 18th.
/, W II T Lce's-l9tl
Pryor's-Ist and 3
Fender s-13th. 16t
Pettigrew 's-l1th,
h Ransom's-2lth, 2;
+ Ramscm' sd, 18th
/ Robertson ;s-ilst,
TIE 10th, Eth, Both,
Sjrh Regiments are not
The 9th, 18th, 4Ist, .
ments.
The 10th, Both and 30
!. In addition to the Res
Battalions Lieut-Col.
mcrly " hatton J Green
|, gers; Maj r W Wharf
Moore's Artillery; Maj
| McRae's Artillery; Col
Col. VIM Ii Thomas
Indians numbering ovel
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

AZ persons indebted to The Estate of Patrick
lowcie deceased, requested call and make
medals payment to SAML. P. SMITH.
Dec 50, 1852 Attorney for Executrx.
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SALT.

The subscriber is daily receiving supplies of good
article of Sound SALT, which he offers for sale at
lowest market rates.
Orders accompanied with the money will receive
prompt attention. A. e. HALL,
Sept %, 1852 3m.pd WILMINGTON.
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April 81, 1863
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-15
Assignee's Sale.

PY virtue of deed of assignment to me made by
recorded in Deed Book No. 8, pages p. - and 2s OF
Hancock County, Virginia, hereby offer private
sale all the following property, TO wit A certain
parcel Of land aud premises situated adjoining the
town OF New Cumberland, Hancock County, West
Va, ON the Ohio river, containing two acres, two
rods and thlrtyeight percheS less, on which
Is erected first class steam mill In good rum
ming order, doing large business. Any person de-
string safe and paying investment will be satisfied
by making It in this property also offer at private
sale by virtue OF said assignment fine two story
frame house and lot situated in said town of New
Cumberland, but few yards from the saw niIl
This house Is very conmodionsly and pleasantly
situated, out.buildings excellent. 20 -
The foregoing property will be offered at private
sale until the LIST day OF Sept mber next, which
day If not sold prior thereto, will then be offered at
public sale the premises, comm ncing at the hour
OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ. ANY person desirous Of purcha
sing either both of the properties above described
will please call on or address the undersigned at
Preemans Landing, Hancock County, West Va,
who will give any Information desired. Terms of
payment reasonable.
joI7 2mF THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
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B~ CRY CouNclLs.-A regular monthly
meeting ofthe City Councils was held at
the Council Chamber last evening. ,@

Be9 CITf CouNCtLs.--A regulHr monthly
meeting ofthe City Councils was held al
the Council Chamber last evening. -
ETC SECOND. BRANCH.
In the absence of the President, Mr..
Brady, Mr.. Sweeney was called to the
chair. Gsysr7Ig
Works was read. The Committee reported
commended important imp FoVement to the
works. The report was adopted.
The Committee on Accounts reported,
recommending the payment of the usual
monthly bills. The report was adopted
! AT this point Mr.. Bickel Informed the
chair (Mr. Sweeney that the first branch
had adjourned for want of a Quorum
Mr., Sweeny in announcing the fact, said
that the persons named in the report of
the committee on accounts were depend
ent upon their labor for. support, and that
they could not get their money without
the action of the first branch.
The liceRcse of the wharf boat of Kel-
ley and Manners was fixed at $3.50.
The committee on salaries reported as
follows; W. S. Goshen, assessor of real
estate $435; NJ. B. Reed, assessor of wa
ter rents, $1OO; A. W. Woods, collector
OF water rents, per cent upon the amount
collected; Jacob W. Warden, collector of
assessments, 8 per cent upon the amount
collected. The report was adopted,
E The Street Commissioner reported, in
forming councils of contracts made and
work performed. Adopted. .zsr..T
; The Guards Fire Company petitioned to
have the roof Of their houserepaired. Re-
ferred. IA ..,t
James Fair petitioned the council to re-
lease his wife from Jail as he desired to re-
move TO the country. lEII0sH 1la
The President (Mr. Sweeney said that he
had frequently heard the story of Mr.. Fairs
moving to the country. It was an old story.
The petition was laid on the table.
The matter of the retail of spirituous
liquors, as beverage, by apothecaries was
referred to select committee.
The resignation of Charles A. Britt, as
member ofthe council from the 4th Ward
was accepted, and Edward Hobbs was
elected to fill the vacancy.
On motion of Mr.. Oarnahan the council
proceeded to the election OF q member of
council, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Mr.. Hoffman of the 9th
Ward. Wm. Stoneman was elected.
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From the Army of the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS Army or THE POToMAo,
July l4.-Lee's army has Withdrawn from
its position around WilliamspOrt yester-
day and last night, and recrossed the Po-
tomac by pontoon bridge at Falling Wa
tiers, and flnt8boats at the WilIiamsport
Ferry. A portion of General Pleasanton's
cavalry entered WiIIiamsport this morning
and captured many prisoners. Lee had
previously sent over all his plumber trains
&c. A general movement was ordered this
morning, aud our columns were in motion
at an sarly hour but found the entrench-
ments vacated. --7.5l ig5-srs ~ 81
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From Vicksbure.

WASHINGTON, June I4-Advices from
Yicksburg 10 The evening of the 9th, state
that "a, 900 rebel soldiers had been parOled
up to that time. Sixty thousand stand OF
small arms had been found, mainly in good
condition, and more were continually.
cealed in caves as we'll as in all sorts of
buildings. The siege and sea coast guns
found exceed sixty, and the whole cap
tured artillery islaboye Two hundred pieces.
The store Of rebel Ammunition also proves
to be surprisingly heavy. The stock of
army clothing Is officially inVoiced at Eve
million dollars, Confederate prices. Sixty
thousand pounds of bacon were found 10
one place. -trlsgs--s-. i- 500
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The Whereabouts of the Morgan
- Raiders,

CtNcINNATI, July l4.-Morgan's forces
crossed the Little Miami railroad between
Lovelaud and Camp Dennison at noon to-
day, scapturing,a train of COACHES ands1
baggage car, burned it and had a slight
skirmish at Camp Dennison and burned 80
government wagons near LOveland. They
left in a southeasterly direction and are
reputed having passed Batavia. They are
fresh horses and necessary subsistence.
since crossing the Ohio river. Morgan has
eut seven railroads, none of which sustain
ed serious damage. All trains running as
usual. 900
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-15

RBFATAL Aoc1DEST.-Joseph Holden,
Jr., of Marietta, met with a fatal accident,
on Monday of last week. He was acting
Clerk on the Muskingum steamer Progress,
of which he was part owner. On the down
trip, at Windsor Lock, he handed lady
from the hurricane deck to the top of the
lock, and in stepping back he fell to the
lower. deck, striking upon the edge OF
the guard, then into the water. The in
juries received in his head were fatal he
had but slight returns OF his senses, and
died at his residence on Wednesday even
ing. His age was A. s 81 . 81
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8g 0elegraph,
Afternoon Report.

The Rebel Raid into Ohio-Inter.
-eSt1ng from the SOuthWest-Re-
ported Surrender Of Port Hudson.
CINCINNATI, July l4.-Morgan's forces
crossed the Big Miami at Venice last night
and burned the bridge behind them, pass
ing through Burlington and SPringdale
they crossed the Hamilton aad Dayton rail-
road at Glendale-at Cookbook this morning,
moving towards Camp DennisOn. Il is not
known that any damage was done ct Glen
dale or to the Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road. Telegraphic communication is still
open with Hamilton. $50 lsl r-i11al -,
Morgan's men are reported much faded
and will have to rest soon. Six of Morgan's
men were captured at Milford, CIermont
county, Sunday night, and men at New
Boston. --=s % d. 1=--s-F -sl.l-as III E
CIEcIENATr, July IA, A. M.-Morgan's
forces reached MEANWHILE, on Little Miami
road, this morning, tore up the track aud
fred into the accommodation train coming
west. The-tTaiu put back to LOPeland.
The Commercial says Mr.. VIM. Swinton
of the New York Times arrived last aight
direct from Rosecrans' headquarters, The
main body of Bragg's army retired from
Chattanooga to Atlanta. The presumption
Is that the bulk Of his forces are sent to
Richmond to garrison that place. %
Gen. Rosecraus has taken 1000 priso.
ners during the late forward movement
Our army is in high spirits and splendid
condition. 7 81 a.r-
The Commercial has Vickburg advices
to the 9Th, which says that Gen. Grant had
finished paroling the rebel prisoners. They
number l,277. The general officers cap
tured include 1t. Gen. Pemberton, Major
Generals Stephenson, Forney, Bowen and
Smith; Brigadier Generals Lee, Taylor,
Herbert, Cummings, Burton, Sharp, Harris,
Moore, Baldwin and Vaughn.
Immediately after the surrender of Vicks-
burg, Gen. Sherman moved in the diree-
ton of Big Black River with large army.
On the following day he met johnson drawn
up in line of battle, when a sanguinary en-
gagement took place, resulting in John
sons defeat aud capture Of 1000 prisoners.
Gen. Frank Blair is reported in posses
sion of Jackson.
A rumor was in circulation that Port
Hudson surrendered to Banks on the 9th
with Is, 900 prisoners. FH
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j. RoRTRBss MoHRoB, July I3--Fort Pow
haitian, on Janes river, was taken possess
sion Of yesterday by our feet. All the
men and guns had been removed.
( The gqhboat Unl9n, inst tom Charles
ton, bound 70 New York, reports all of
Norris Island eaptnred, except Fort Wae.
ner. The enemy's loss in killed, " ouhded
and prisoners is between 700 and 800: The
attack commenced last Friday morning. r..
The Union left on Monday afternoon, at
which time the seige of Fort Wagner was
progressing with every prospect Of a speedy
capture. FiVe Monitors were engaged. :