davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-09-16

TODAY the1e vas a brisk inquiry for both winter
and spring extras. and the market advanced fally Sc
e. s1ss sss IS bi soss s. II Lott
Sesai is si,rss Sris q 9ansy, 1ie ss
aons Wits e Tpte1 4 g. Is # Il
50 o. 20 h5ls MchiEan white winter at 50 1sH 20 brls
tsr e,ra % II IS 30; @ iS % bry = tas'1e: u On WsrEa
slts & haa aa i Z c ~! e. aa 4
IS 100 trls Peerless" do as 70 rls "Ps1nee.
fon Eagle 2S 9sl: Derw eat 100 65ls d9aganoas M a.
5o sil. 1iben It Il . brls gsed sp:tas e5t:aS Il
LEFT" brls "AIinneaskn, ll0 brls .G!llett Hnds
T. Is.s sGsS eH.ae 81 It sss
M blls iy q he valisy * us' bis atsat: ia
H. s!'s i :ss5 q sfa1s%
f1euE- e @ s 80 f bfis i. 81 ;tM. a. e4''' -n4'
Me quote the market at tho close a. 1ouoNs; oo En-
NMte Winter extras (st Louis.
So 90 90 v91gs -
Asa Winter extras. 29g9@
aass1 me- Il
Do do fair TO good. asg5@
% 90 low a2o4tS q
5pt1nk sope1une. IT, '"
GoRN MEx1This: market Is i'm but Inactive.
Galoic dted, 2 s@gs ~
r ~ a.11 - - SS9 n
MILL sTuFFsiB5iaa; i; ii good request and
ce.Ies Mdaiings. 1see@1s6@ esds o9
TepaT. % soss Bran IL baii 1ers sold Il s2
WHEAT-Accefyed to-day. s6,oGs oH ssHippea.
lssso b. The receipts and shpnents au1ns toe PAST
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during the INST eek show lncrcase thoee OF tho
week previous OF upwards Of le0 per cent Fotwith-
vance On the Of 7cpe1 bushe1 Besides active
shipping inquiry there wne strong speculative tc
changed hands-a lnrge amount perhnps 100 0oj bush
ei having been sold for delivery 70 Tug # and 1sth
This las served 10 initiate the market The following
are tie daily transactions au1iu: tho week:
, 1863-09-16

To BE RA1sED.-The tug s.V. 3. Watson,
sunk On MondAy night by the propeller idaho. will
be raised this morning by George S. Wicka.
, 1863-09-16

Tn motion the Board adjourned
Thursday morning ut 10 o'clock.
, 1863-09-16

T0DACC0.Thet tTsae ia beeoming more as1!s.
during he past wetk anticipated, Ing to sup
pose daagc TO the CROPS rom the late hosts It is,
however found that lkte injury h1s been tone price
arc, however, firm. We quote al e5Q35c for Now YoSE
ann 3@rc fo Connecticut nlint Is Ia dull 5al2c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and unchanged. We quote:
sta1aa7u s. IT, sad 8
@s 1an tnnSy
Cut-In moderate inquiry. We quote:
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-, Tke Lawrence Heller Fono'
>rbe following subscriptions have been fepos'eo
aInoe yesterday: ~xm
B,W. Phillips -. $500 T. I. c.:::..'.'.'' ~ ~
WIN. q. Hhbard. 100 P1eEtous'y sepo a,oso ~
A.D' TitswoF1h'' 'o"t Sas7a.so
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PK{5YISIONS-MEBs BKKF--Nothlng doing mud
market entirely nominal at *12 % for Mess and as %
[oE Extsn Mes Mes PoRKhsssi y f fal5 de'naad nd
two good round lots offering and these are held at
inE il week about 2,0C0 bsis have changed hands
50 5913 % for fot city, and 81 752e 5@
consequence Offering. During the week about 500
Vt iKc loose BACoy-Ilnms ars In good demand, but
tLere are no suEsF:surea offering: Plain Csnyas.ed
4 lot OF Shoulders was eola at 5Xc packed. Lam
In tatr demand and 1sm ut 9Yc. GEEAsE-WIt Ito Is in
demand at H4c: Yellow 1A@Sc; and Brown 7ea7Kc.
TO-DAY. 1eoo pieces plain eanvassed Bacon Hams at
, 1863-09-16

PRARm FLOWER CRICKET CLuB.-At re.
cent meeting Of the Prairie Flower Cricket Club.
following officers weEe elected for the ensuing
year: President, Theodore G. Bennett: Vice
Fresidentii John Wilson; Secretary, Henry O..
james: Treasurer, C. B. Chanton Steward, Hos-
acc Town.
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The market turt1k tie week has Tulel quiet ami
etendythe tnnge OF prices having been 65eec for No
1 IN store.
Topaz there wns fair inquiry and the market vas
firm. Sales -4zto tn No tn store at e SO bu No
Rye In store ut E 40 bu c}ecttA Rye In store At Gtc
Wequote the market nj the close as follows:
No H5c, In &c
Kses1sd yS II stoFe s1e
- bu. RcccIsen last week. 80 $50 hu Shipped II.
eco bu. The market during the week has been sn6jcct
in s,ore wns sold At <tot&1 ~. and So3 at q
Thutscay, No was sold at II 70 AMI No at 99c@
On Enturta AZ. No At s9s7H; on MoudaY, No At
Ton4Y tns1n VA better inquiry. and the:msrket
sas.r eed g Isr bpsoel ss,e,1Aso ~ 70 lta store
It Pic: 80 bn d. .. !5c 100 no do & e5c: 3o0 ou
CO ~ SIC. DYtsup~ :-t69 bss 4 y drl; - Days
track
ALCOH0L-steadya at o'@96s-aa adyasee Ct 20
CD Ihr week.
AsHES-Po.s sehes dull at GG64 = .. Babbltt's
ruu~ in liz eAr& ~ Ice.
HAf.11YNfx-GFain haxs Of AZ JesefI atIsn , ara in
, 1863-09-16

! F1CHooMT.-A woman named Josephine
Dexter had her pocket picked Of por-monnAfe
Monday night, while coming out OF Bryan Aau.
II contained money and tEinkcts to the amount OF
ten dollars
, 1863-09-16

FISH-Dur1pg tho week there has been an actis
demand for Lake Fish and considerably greater tlla
could be supplied from present stocks. Ptcked Her
I'D haye a9M ndnced NJ Cd Ia sIce ouaa sau
not be bought at present quotations. Prfcca rnl wilt
tan
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fgari1x

KkK1ucK1Axs, A3r1xr1ox1- cCurdy b Co.,
IS Randolph street, branch Of Lexington. Ky.
houee, are prepared TO furnish clothing Of al
grades at the lowest prices. et26t
, 1863-09-16

1opA1 sns M maIEss v az e1oyant ana prices aavan-
EsL7 go ~ eheies Agh Mixed at!oat It 90 go bu
arrive, At &C adoat: 6oo 81 high Mixed Aoat 1t
a9Bc: CoES NJ sroKE-10 0o0 hu No In store Ut 6akc;
$1,000 bu do at 5sc; 1900 bu do Of 57Hct 900 bu Do
at57Hc; S. GO bu do at Sci soo Gn No. Corn Ia
ttore 1T 57c go bu DO at 571ic 800 hu co At
1900 hu rejected Corn IN store at &c; 400 bu do at
Bic We quote the nar ket ut the close as follows:
River High Mlzt! anont - ................ 59x@6oc
Canal AMI River Mixed afoat. @59c
No. Corn in sore.
No. Corn ia store.
OATS--Iccelye1 to;dny, 81 So ba; shipped g .9oo
hu The following table Ahoa the receipts and ehlp-
n1ents OF Oats during the week:
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/. sToNEwALL JACKSON.

Gen. Jackson was wounded by his own
men through an unfortunate mistake. Mrs.
Jackson, at present in Rickmond, has been
informed Of the particulars Of her husbands
INJURIES BY letter. The wounded hero was
ON his way TO Richmond, where he has
doubtless arrived. The following are the
facts in the unfortunate event as detailed in
the letter Ia Mrs. Jackson:
AT midnight. ON Saturday night his
men being drawn up ia line Of battle, q bo-
dv of troops was seea q short distance in
advance Of our iae. IL being doubtful
whether they were friends or enemies. Gen.
Jackson and staff rode forward TO ascertain.
While he Was engaged in accommodating,
his men being unaware Of his movement.
lnistook himself and staff for enemies. and
ired yoIlry iaio them. instantly killing
one OF his staf.and severely woundiag Gen.
Jacksun aud Major Crutchfeld. One bul.
let passed through lirs Generals right land,
whist another struck his leiI arm below
The elbow, and ranging upwards shattered
ihe bone near the shoulder. tie Instant,
tell TO the ground His Droihrr-in-law, VIA
va. with him. lasd dawn brsid, him 10 as
certain the character OF his wouads- ia a
moment the unknnan troop. IN E.si. shs
proved 10 be tie eneas. nd, anced ahd cap
turetl lmu piher stsf officers WIN AVER stand
iug over the Genrgal. without notlcing MIN.
sann ai,rr, four Of our men placed him on q
,lretcher. and @rrc bearing h,m 10 the rear,
when they were all shat dosp. The injury
10 his right hand Is severe, one OF The bones
having been shut away. bat u = bellesrd
h, will ultimsieiy recover it, u.r."
Tie Richmond Examiner suggest die
name 81 Gen. Jackson loo G",efnw 81 VIZ
Stnil Al the ensuing elrelI.u.
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OBITUARY.

Died, IN lbis place. 81 the 9Th instant. EUGENE
BERRIEN. youngest son Of the Hon. William A.
snd Susan Graham. aged wears and 5 months. lie
was remarkably inieliecnt l,vel, and Interesting
child, and The only son let Al home . cheer and
comfort The hearts q bis fond pircnls Eve heins
IN the army snd two ahssn, a. school. The ship.
herd o. Isfaei y fas e,lhsrns The h;ls lamb. iuto
III. bosom, and n lovely shd amongst he many
shom ihs saviour Ia. taken 10 lm@rll, BE-. joined
The angel hand 10 lhst world Of bss. whrrc SIN and
sorrow pain and gref. arc iet and feared no more.
How sweet The eonaoIs,ion which The Gofe brings
10 crushed and beteaysd hearts. that though our loved
ones esnnS. return 70 vs., We can g, 20 ilsm.
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YRnN YHE MEsT.

The following a,.patch-. Irom Trllaho.
ma and Atlanta announce another brllliaa'
achievement of ear cssalry under Gea
FORREST:
rullahuma. NAY 5.-Oaicisl.-rorres,,
after five days hard marching. Wi,h.ut pre-,
visions or forage. captured, an thr ~. The
enrmy, sixteen handrrd sirsag. near Rnmr,
Ga., With the same number II Eukeld III.
te.. horses and slir arms.
Atlanta, Nav 6.-sevrnteen huaa,ed
Yankees captured by Farrest. Some u
them arrived here last evening.
A dispatch fram Chatanonga. Nav S,
sfsie, that heavy f,fce aI Yankees efoss.
ed 'hs Cumberland ID cnliua. near the
kentucky llnr. aHdrr cover nfartiRery, and
stacked Col. Hamil,nn'- iorces, ~ho. Iafe
'iur IN number and without artillery, fell
back to Hills. where they made stand.
and after several hours hard 6ghting re \
pulsed the enemv. killing len and wound
ing nineteen. Oar ls.s two killed and
three. wounded. The fankees, retreating
through Cslina. burned the place. Col.
Hamilton pursued them I" Th.mrk msville,
Nv. and DESTROYED mnst Of that tosn.
Tie Mississippian extra Of May 4th.
a,s. that GrneiaI Bos.n tell b4ck from
III, POSITION al Grand Gulf. being attacked
~ Overwhelming numbers aud oulaanked.
The 3Ist Louis,ana was captured, fighting
desperately. Loss very hravy on both
sides. General Bowen now occupies
position east % Grand Gulf AVID south Of
BAYOU Pierre, with Port Gibson betaeea
him and the enemy.
The Yankees are reported al pontn,oc.
Ml.sssippi, 1000 strong. intending to
march on Meridisn pia Columbus.
The Eramiatr. reviewing the situation
N the west. SAYS the fortunes Of the Con.
iederacy are 10 be decided during the next
ninety DAYS in the Valley Of the Missi.sip.
pi; and 4 the situation 81 affairs there Il
mt as encouraging as might be desired,
Siill it's Ear more promising than u was at
the ciusc Of tile lasi seasons campaign. and
- certainly a subject rather Of hope than
VI ,iespondency
IN Middle Tennessee the prospect is
more hopeful aud the tenor Of advices
comIug thence FAR mnre cheerful. lndica.
tions SEEN 10 show that General Johnston
undetermined upon an aiyance movement.
and that the able but sluggish Rosencfanz,
who IS rather an engineer Than General.
s'll be cOmpelledao leave his malhGmaiiral
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titled Lieut.. Col. Hill, Of the 7tb. killed ;
Col. Haywood. of the 9TH, wounded; cel,
avery, Of the SD, wounded Col. w. M
harbour, Of the S7th, wounded; Lieut. Col.
george, of the 18th, wounded Lieut.. Col.
". II. A. Speer, Of the 2Sth, wounded
Lieut.. Col. Cowan, of the 33d, wounded
Lieut.. Col. Ashcrsft. Of the 37th, wounded ;
Mai. Davidson. Of the 9TH, wounded ; Maj
Mathew, &c the Sad, and Maj. Morris, Of
Inc 37th. woSnded. The wounded alone
IN Lanes Brigade. 40. Killed not known.
Lanes brigade made fur charges on a
heavy breastwork, and at last taok it.
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Seyenty.fve Dollars Reward !

EpROKE JAIL on the night q the s'h o. May,
- the following negroes
SOLOMON. the properly Of Jehh l,"ckhstL dc.
e,,.cd III !. ab,u, i've tee. eight inches high.
blaek. No ,nark. on hs pcrson f,eoiIcced. aged 80
years.
WILLIS. She property Of Cant J " LISTS. about
n, sst h,eh. slender built, black. sgsd about -
wears.
ALIEN. HARRIS. free hnv, ASaui i've feet FIVE
inshc. hsh mnla,,o. has teen iisua about Raleigh.
The above reward II sEvENTYFlvE Dol.
LARS win he p,id Cor The apprehension Of said ne.
vtoc, ~ tuen,y.ye Cor each. o. their confinement IN
any jail 20 that can get them.
- II. u, GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
MAY is!h. Vs.
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Excessive Department North Carolina, }
Adjaiant Generals Office, (Mitia) )
Raleigh, May 9Th, 1863. }
GENERAL ORDER,

GENERAL 0RDER,2
al No. 4.
THE attention Of the Militia Officers is directed 10
The advertisements Of Capt. Henry A. Dowd. q.
NJ, In regard to exchanging COTTON YARN FOR
WOOL. The wool is needed for the purpose of fur.
Rishins soldiers with clothing and Militia Ocers
are requested TO assist the State by urging patriotic
citizens to mako the exchange, and discopRtcnsncng
al sales o. exchanges with spectators.
Militia Officers are ordered to seize al wool pur-
chased for transportation hey ond the lim,s Of the
state contrary 10 The proclamation Of the Governor.
Esey agent of the State, for The purchase or eI.
change Of wool. will receive an appointment under
The great seal Of the State and Militia Officers are
ordered 10 arrest all persons claiming 10 be agents Of
the State for this purpose who cannot produce sseh
appointment, and have them bound over 10 the mex,
Term Of the Superior Court, 10 answer such charges
as may We preferred against lhem.
BY order Of Governor VANCE;
DANIEL G. F0WLE,
Adjuiani General.
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III A TI-rw

IN 81 Matthew. Church IN III. place. On Tu.s.
day The sslh q April IN inc Rev. Or. Gur,i. Lieut.
ROBERT WALKER ANDERSON, g. :. A.. Of
Raleigh. 70 REBEcrA BEANEHAs. eldc., d,ugh.
Ger of Paul z. Cameron. E.Q- q This Town
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF, NORTH CARO-
VIZ LIMA, aF# 8FAB
A PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS the time limited in my Prcclama-
ton dated the 18th Of April. forbidding the
expectation Of certain articles from the Stae about
10 expire;
Now, therefore. i, ZEBULON b, VANCE, Co
vernon Of North Carolina do, BY and with the advice
aud consent Of the Council Of State issue this Pro.
caimaslon, continuing said Proclamation Of the 18th
OF April, with The following alterations:
Tae prohibition Is not 10 embrace the article Of SAIL
and lard is to lie added to the list Of the articles pro.
hibiied.
Justices Of the Peace arc aslo enoined 10 assist in
carrying out this Proclamation.
r, In witaess whereof ZEBuLos B. VANCE,,
yn Goyernot, Captain General and Comman-
~ der in Chief. hath signed these presents,
and caused the Great Seal Of State to be
affixed.
Done at the city Of Raleigh. this 9Th day Of May,
AD. 1868, and ia the eighty.seventh year Of our In.
dependence.
Dy the Governor: z. b. VANCE.
X. II. BATTLE, jE, Private Secretary.
May 10. 94-2w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T,HE subscribers having qualified as Administrs.
Il tors on the estate Of JOHN LoCKHART, de
ceased notice is hereby given 10 all persons indebted
10 said estate to come forward and make payment
and those having claims will present rhem within
the time prescribed by law, or this neiice win be
plead in bar Of their recovery.
ADDISON MANGUM,2
MARCUS HARRIS, no
April Is. e8-3wp
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LOST PGCKET-B0OK.

4 0ST, in the town Of Hillsboiough, on the lsih
- instant. common leather Pocke, Book, contain
ing sis in money, and about 81 200 in bonds. Dc,
among which were the following notes: one on Geo
A. Rogers for Ssi3. dated 81 January, 1853 one on
Francis Day for $40, dated in August, 1859; one on
Joseph 10y for $s5, dated 10 November, 1861; one
on samuel Briggs Tor $40, dated sometime 10 1850.
liberal reward viii be paid TO any person who will
return said Pockrt.Boo and its contents 10 he sub
sctiber. Or leave il q, the store Of II N. Brown q Co
All persons are forewarped against trading for any
Of said notes. and the persons whom they from
paying the same TO any person except myself.
JAMES z. TAPP.
April q. 92-2w
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To THE PEOPLE OF N. CAROLINA.
Quar,erma<,eI's Department

Quartermas,eI's Department.
Raleigh, May 7th, 1853. )
OWING 10 the limited supply Of Wool which the
" State has now at lis command, and in view Of
tn contingencies Of obtaining any great amount from
TEXAS hereiofore the principal market for her sup
pies) lake this opportunity Of announcing to the
pa,rioiic men and women ofthe State, that am max
ing arrangements 10 exchange COTTON YARNS
FOR WOOL, and earnestly request that those who
have wool will dispose OF it 10 any person, excep,
he be 10 agen, 81 the State and acting 1nder my d.
rections.
There viii he established Deposisries for the Cot
ton Yarn, al points accessible TO each County msk
ing il convenient for those who wish 10 make the e.
change, to do Sd with little trouble.
The object il procuring the wool, y to Ci.nTHE
n. G. TROOPS; and It's the duty Of every patriot
10 lend helping hand in this for while The
State will strain every 10 provide for your bus
bands. your brothers and your sons in the field. she
yet relies upon the agency Of those al homs to assist
her and 10 DO this you must keen your wool from
the hands Of spectators, and exchange u With The
stale Tor Ioi'an Yarns.
Very respectfully yours.
~. A. D0WD,
A. q. N. n. &. Army.
". ia,h Sew
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
NOTICE

4 0sT OF misiaij, one note drawn BY Samuel
- Holeman and payable TO the Subscribers, for
Sll6 so, dated January lst 1858; also one dusbill
given BY the same for $40, dated August 81, 1860;
also one order drawn By A. z. Murdoch, agent, on
William Lynch, for $l25.
All persons are forbid trading for ssid notes or or
Der, as they are not endorsed by US.
J. C. TT RRENTiNE & SON.
April 90. 92-3w
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The austrian with Liverpool dates to the
Goth has arrived. A spirited debate took
place IN both Houses Of Parliament regards
ng The seisare 81 Briii.h vessels bv Amer
lean Cruisers. Roebuck made a strong
speech asking Palmerstnn if the Govern
tneni had come to avy determination in the
matter. and if il had wheiher he can tell
Paflismrnt what that determination is.
Roebnck knew The consequences Of the
action Palaerstnn nav take ; il may lead 60
war, aud spraking Tor the English people
he could say they are prepared for war.
Loud cheers. Justice must be done 10
the h"nnr and d'gniiy af England. and the
commerce Of the eountry msst not longer
be subject 10 the sneering inssIence Of an
ap,tart race. rheers.
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Religious Soilce.-The funefsl Of hilros
RoasoS KILLED Al he b4,tle Of FfeJercksburg.) will
Ne plsaehed 81 Orange Church. The 81 sabbath 10
My. SAMUEL PEARCE.
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DANCING.

John WORD respectfully informs the citizens of
y Hilsborough and vicinity, that be proposes 10
give lessons in thu ART OF DANCING, to young
Ladies. Misses, and Masters, If sufficient number
can be obtained Private lessons given il desired.
T. W. can be found at Mr.. S,roWd's Hotel.
May 9th. 93--
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" a N r 8 ID
SOLDIERS FRIEND.

nR G. i. MeMANSEN's Celebrated Msnipc
~ l,atsi TAR REMEDY. for Coughs. Geld
sore Throl,s snd Hosrsntss. perpstej especial
for the sel.icra Price 81.
For ssle Nv
II. N. BROWN & CO.
March IS g.
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lines, and be forced to manGuyre in open
field.
General Johnston does not possess force
as strong as safety and certainty of success
require, and his movements may be also
embarrassed by Burnside's reported march
in the direction Of Cumberland Gap and
East Tennessee. Yet the greatest conf
dence is felt in that quarter in the success
of our arms. and this confidence. peryading
alike the army and the population, is itself
a very Important guarantee Of victory.
Hoo Forrest Rugged the Hankees The
Atlanta Confederacy says:
We learn that Forces, had but $50 men
with him, and that with these, assisted by
Gen. Black and the citizens Of and near
Rome, he made the Yankees, at least 1000
strong. sarrender. He had all the white
been in their rear harrassing them, but he
had prudently concealed from them his
strength He managed to send courier
to Rome in time, and Gen. Black had col
lected large army of men who were on
hand with their squirrel rifles. The ad-
vance guard Of the Yankees. 200 strong,
met this force Of Gen. Black, turned and
reported to the main force that the strength
of the place was too great to be commended
against. The whole then surrendered
We learn that they had large number
of wagons loaded with stolen bacon. and
several hundred negrees-all Of which will
henceforth serve the people Of the South
in the field and at home.
The people all along the State Road
turned out with such arms as thew had
when they heard Of the approach Of the in
vaders.
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TnE Dsv or RkcgoSIss.-<The Hastings
Court % Richmuud Is engaged in trying
the bresd rioters" m the "a ul,., III thar
city. Wm. J. Lust has been fined 500
and sentenced TO twelve months iRprisun
ment - the civ jail. Ann Camp fined
s75. her terra of imprisonment not decided
on. Fay. obs.
DEATH oP MAJ. Gas. EARL Vas DokS.-
The telegraph arrays the news Of Van
Dorn's death. Tic died, II Is understood.
the yic'im Of a man. whose conjugal hap.
piness be had ruined. II " said not 10
have been hi, first similar offence. His
late will excite no sympathy, while cause
such as ours will sustain 10 loss.
Richmond SeafiatL
Gen. CIlBgmsn has breu relieved from
duty at { hsrlrsiun. AID ordered 10 report
with his Command 10 Gen. Whiting al VIII
mington.
Flour has declined in Charlotte to eco
10 s25 per barrel. I" Holders are beginning
70 disgorge." says the Democrat, !" some of
them are terribly frightened"
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Glorious Victory on the Rappahannock
lusfAH TURNER has re.vmed operations IN the
~ saddle and Harness Business.

90 Cams Row. Immediately 70 Font o. Inc aoun
House. where he would he pleased 10 sec ~. old
friend. AID ,us,nm.,s. lie will tsep on hand the
80, r,,c.,.l. th,t can II n.acmra 10 these war
tone. PARTICULARS ATTENTION PAID TO
REPAIRING. Price, q. l,~ ~ ran possibly I've at.
tcrIed. /, YOU would prsveai funaWays and break
downs. give him call SslI.facUn insured
HilIsbotough. May IS. Wv
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Drug Store-Change Of Business.
rT,HE undersigned having purchased The Drug
4 Store Of Webb & Dickson viii continue The
DRUG BUSINESS 81 the old stand. We will Try
to keep full supply 81 DRUGS and as We have 70
pay Cash for oil we purchase. We shall elPec, all
customers TO paw Cash fr what they buy from us,
and by ihat means we wlli be ape 10 keep what you
waut. Credit has PLAYED out.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD y co.
May 18th -
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Receiving, in Store and for Sale,
~ DOZEN best SPOOL COTTON,
~ 80 psiis LADIES' CATERS,
MkNTILJAs, Children JACKETS, HOOPS,
ENVELOPES and PAPER, Windsor LOOPS.
White FLANNEL. Bonnet RIBBONS,
Hand.saw FILES, Boys SHOES,
COAT BUTTONS, dc,
70, Cash. and CASH ONLY.
II. N. BROWN & co.
an Sab. S.
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A NEGRO NAN FOR SALE.
A NEGRO MAN will be sold to the highest bid
a der for cash, at the Court House, on Tuesday
the Goth Of May, being the second day of Court.
May 10. o.