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times, and the attack successfully. Aid wa
close at hand.
TSECoND DISPATCH.
JACKSON, June ia courier from Port Hud
son has arrived. He states that the enemy ha.
been punished severely. His companies in from
ca Zouave regiment) made good marks land oul
boys took deliberate aim and killed and wound
ed immense numbers. The courier says they
have sixty days provisions, and have no fear
but are determined to hold out to the last.
THIRD DESPATCH.
OYsKA, June 16.-A desperate fight took place
at Port Hudson en- the 18th. The Confederates
left their entertainments, charged the enemy and
drove him from his Notifications and spiked his
siege guns.
A citizen from New Orleans, Saturday, reports
tnat many regiments arriving from Baton
Rouge The Federals are Respondent, because
they cannot take Port Hudson by assault. Pro-
visions are high and rising in New Orleans. The
river is very low. There is other cheering, but
contraband news. The st. Charles Hotel is filled
with wounded from Port Hudson. They are
brought by boat loads at night.
SUMMIT, Mss, June ia courier from Lo-
gan's headquarters states that Logan dashed
into jackson, La, on Monday, and captured
100 Yankees of the Fortleth New York caval
~, 20 negroes, with their wagons and arms,
and 100 horses. A major and other officers
are among the prisoners.
CLARK's DIARY for the War for Separation ba, !,
estimate Of killed. wounded and sne
from the commencement OF the To me 1st nt t.
uary, 1868: oAN
Nationals-Killed, 4s,S7A: wounded. o. 200. nr;s
oners, 6S,2ls. Tota 2O9 i16 Died from diseases and
wounds, 250, 600 ''' "'.o
prisoners, ,199 Total l02 677 Died from diseases
and wounds 10000.
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DIR. Ellison, the Surgeon-in-Chief of
IStuarfs Cavalry, reports from official
returns, the following casualties in the
late cavalry engagement in Culpeper:
Killed, so; wounded, $50; missing, r53.
Total. 483.
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DROSP ECTUS,

The undersigned viii issue, in few weeks. at Rich
MOO, va weekly Journal to be called
I6E SCUTHE RN PTJNCH
1t Will be nearly duplicate IN size. form and oen
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In line, the undersigned are determined to make
TIE SOUTHERN PUNCH the spicest most read
able and best illustrated literary journal in America
IL Shall distance competition.
TERMS Subscription for single COPIES $40 per
annum News dealers supplied at the rate of BIS Der
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OVERALL, CAMPBELL, HUGHES z co
Publishers, Richmond Va
-. Editors giving the abvoe oEe or more insertions
WIZ DE entitled to copy gratis.
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June %, 1863.
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RUMoRs FROM TRxAs.-A reliable officer n
Colonel Bates regiment, who arrived last even.
ing, brings the information that, before he left
CoinmDla, courier arrived from Corpus Christi
with iniormation that General Magruder had fit
tea out several small steamers at that place and
anackeu tne nloekading fleet He succeeded in
sinking two of the enemy's vessels, capturing *
prisoners and raising the blockade Hurrah for
tne morse marines Huarah for Magruder J.
weekly Telegraph, May 26.
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In DIFFIcuLTIEs. Francis P. Blair, Jr.. a 90,
OF the Yankee Postmaster-G General, who desert
ed to our troops in Virginia, some time AGO a,,s
joined the Maryland Line, has gotten himself in
to snndfy scandalons scrapes recently, Will,
hanging about the city. He was recently mt =
Castle Thunder, till further orders. p'e =
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DIED.

Died the I'd day of june at the residence OF Rev
y. Kennerly, in Augusta County, SALLlE NJ, wife O
John l. Kennerly, of Dyptherla. The sting of death
being extracted the grave lost it's victory she
and sweetly sleeps in Jesus.
Vim. and r. Register coDy
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(H Capt Es5T. Albertson, Assistant
|aartermaster at this place, died on
|lnday morning last, after painful i'll
ISIS. His untimely death is mourned
q large circle of acquaintance, whom
kpany genial traits had attached to
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RETURNING THANKS.

Our readers will be pleased to read
the following General Order of General
'Ewell asking the officers and Chaplains
Of his command to return thanks to our
Heathenly Father for the victory gain
ed at Winchester, for copy of which
we are indebted to friend:
HEADo'Rs I'd CoRps,
June 18th, 1868.
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GA REWARD.--Rauaway from the subscII-
epCO Der, IN July, 1862, my boy, BEN, about
Y years Ct age, feet or inches HIGH very heavy
position, has the left eve also a scar ON
one OF his legs, between the knee and ankle He is
supposed to be in this county No description of his
clothing remembered.
II caught in this county, vail give the above re
ward II out Oft and delivered to m al my residence
near Brownsburg. kocknridge county, or confined in
jail SO that can get him, will give SlO0
June 23-4t II A McCHESNEy
% Staunton Spectator copy four times and for
ward accounts to this of6ce-Lsr Gazette
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A New Orleans correspondent of the New York
Herald, writing under date of the 9th May, III
reference to the number of killed and wounded
at Port Hudson, says:
The public must remain a little longer in ig-
norance of the number and names of the killed
and wounded in the fight of the 9th ult. The
authorities have not yet allowed any list to be
published, and have refused every application
made to them for permission to publish them in
the Northern papers. Any list that may appear
will be in direct opposition to orders of the Gen
eral commanding, and will have been obtained
in a candestine manner. When Port Hudson
falls we will have the names-not before.
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Three Hundred ua:ey Ten .acres,
lying near Churchyille, adjoining the lands OF VIM
b. Cochran, Jacob Zigler, and others, immediately
on the Staunton and Strbling Springs road The
purchaser will have the privilege of buying all thu
Farming Implements, and probably all the Stock on
the farm.
TERMS made to suit the purchaser.
june z3--5ts SAMUEL MYERS.
sN Rockingham Register copy three times and
eharge this nfice-S2.
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HEADe RS SGD REer,, Va. M1LIIA,

Mt. Sidnty, UHt zZU IcOo. y
Agreeabieto orders received from the Adntant Cen
eraI OF Virginia, there VIII be held RegImental
muster ia New Hope on SATURDAY, July 4th, 1858, at
IL O'Clock A. M. All persons liable To militia duty
are hereby requested attend, VIZ All persons be-
tween te ages of Is and 40 years, that are not IN the
service of the Confederate States OF America; all
taose who have procured substitutes. and those who
have heretofore been exempted from service oy any
board whatever. ALI Comman dants of Companies not
in the Confederate service will eDro all men within
The bounds of their Company districts
Any failing to obey the above orders will have the
law rigidly enforced against them.
IS June 23--2t* VIM III. WILSON
Mai Commanding sd Regt. We. Militia.
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PRINTERS INK /!

MANUFACTURED b Y B. d. RANDALL &C CO.,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
DOCK, NEWS, AND COLORED INKS
ID of an excellent quaiity, and warranted equal to
the best Northern made
Book Ink, at from so cents to "a per pound, in
OF from 10 10 pounds.
News Ink, (6ne,) 90 cents per pound for all orders
OF 100 ponnds and upwards.
News Ink, (very fue, at 90 cents per pound in
kegs OF rs TO so pounds.
colored Inks, at from 81 to IS per pound, in half
pound and pound cans.
~ Every paper inserting this advertisement for
one month, and sending copy of the paper, will
receive pay for the in pu chasing three times
the amount of their bills frorl US.
Jane 28-Im. B. A. RANDALL q co.
DUBLlG NOTICES. Executor Of Joseph
i Smith decd will sell, in front of my store-
house. on Wednesday, July the lIth DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT attached now in the possession of
Dr. B. Donaghe Also, at the same time and place,
Mr.. Smith S interest in "Millers Iron Works and
all the lands thereto attached, it being one-haf.-
Subjected TO unexpired lease: Full description of
above property can be obtained by applying to me.
Terms accommodating and made known on day of
sale.
N. p. Any person having any claim whatever a
gainst this estate, make it known 10 me forth
with, as intend settling the estate without delay.
stanton, June 2S-3l* CRAWFORD,
Executor of Joseph Smith, decd.
NOTICE TO BOX-HOL ID L RS.-The rent
IN for Post Office Box from and after the Ist day
of July next will be So per annum payable quarterly
L. L. STEVENSON, Pm.
June 22-lt
= TRAYED OK STOLEN "A YEARLING
y HElFER, entirely red except her face which is
white. Information leading to her recovery viii be
literally paid for. JOS. A. WADDELL,
Staunton. June %.
TOR SALE PRavATELY..ONE HUN.
Il DRIED AND FIFTY TWO AND THREE
k0URTHS ACRES OF LAND
There is fine Spring and some twelve acres of
Meadow the farm. will offer it for sale with the
growing crops on it-Grain, Corn, Grass, &c
1t sold until the 18th day of July il will be Of
fer ed at Public sale.
Terms to suit the purchaser, all cash, OF in pay
mentS. JOHN w BROWN
June '3-3t* Near Hebron Church.
A STOLEN HORSE was ieft at nv house, on
Ia South klyer, on "Wednesday night last, the l7sh
INST, q SOkkEL HORSE, some 2 or Is years old,
MS hlnd 1eet white, and other marks recollected
The fellow that stole him. acknowledges that ne stole
him near Winchester. He left the horse at my house,
and that night stole Of my horses and Lett Win II
pursued him and arrested him, he then made the
acknowledgment, after which be escaped
June 2393ts* CHAS. s. PATTERSON.
TNSTRAY OR STO LEN--Fron pasture, on
IL Thursday last, the 18th inst, DARK BAY
MARE about or $ years old. both hind feet lutte
white She belonged to soldier by the OF JON
as Bell. Any returning the mare, or giving in
formation so as lead her viii be amply
re garded. I live near Hermitage. augusta county.
June ~ Cts RICHARD FREEMAN,
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SToNEwALL JAoKsoN's FAMILY.-The Savannah
ssRepublican,'' noticing the proposal to erect a
monument to General Jackson, says:
eve have heard that the widow and child,
who should be adopted by their country, are left
in very moderate circumstance and if this be
so, while we approve the projection monument,
are first for placing them in circumstances en-
tirely independent. This is the first duty we owe
to the memory of Jackson
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CITIZENS MEETING.

At meeting of the citizens OF Augusta county
held III the Court House, June 22d The purpose o
which being explained by Col. Baldwin Col Bel
being appointed Chairman, and James Cochran, Sec
rotary. 1t was
Resolved, That we concur fully with the people o
Albemarle County, as to the Importance of a prompt
and effectual organization for Home Defence, anC
that we will gladly cooperate with them in securine
uniformity and efficiency.
I'd That Central Committee of seven persons be
appointed whose duty it shall be, upon conference
with the Central Committee of Aibemarle to adopt
and recommend to the people of Augusta proper
an of Reorganization.
3. That the Cent? al Committee be authorized to an
point committee OF three persons in each Justice
district of this county cali for volunteers for Home
Defence, to be organized under the system to be a.
greed upon aforesaid. The Chairman appointed
the following Central Committee:
}. b. Baldwin, Chairman N. K. Trout, Geo. Bay
lor, G. G. Francesca, ]. Wayt Bell j. N Hendren, A.
II. Il. Stuart. w A. BELL
JAS G. COCHRAN, Chairman
Secretary. Vim. copy.
DUBLIG SALE.--We will sell at Public Auc-
L ton, ct Buchanan, Botetourt county Va ON
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of JULY neat, about
FIFTY STAGE COACHES,
CARRIAGES and HACKS,
together with large quantity of
STAGE and CARRIAGE HARNESS /;
also, at Staunton, Va, on N0NDAY, the 1871 day of
JULY meet, Large lot of
STAGE and CARRIAGE HARNESS
in very good condition, much of it as good as new all
belonging to the late firm of Hartman, Mason & Co..
The above sale was advertised to take place on the
9th day of May last, but prevented by unadyod-
sble circumstances The sales will certainly tai
place on the days above mentioned, and / earnestly
request the attendance of all the stockholders.
By order OF the stockholders
G. R. MASON,
Juna 9s-tds Gil s..
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CONCERT.

The pupils of the Augusta Female Seminary; assist
ed by the teachers and several amatuer performers
will give Concert of vocal and Instrumental music,
on Tuesday neat, the 30ta ans the proceeds to be ap
piled to the benefit of the
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BY TELEGRAPH.

MoB1LE, June IA special to the Tribune,
dated Jackson, 18th, says courier arrived at
Brook Haven last night, from Port Hudson, who
reports that our troops are in fine spirits; that
they have repulsed the enemy twenty seven
times, and the attack successfully. Aid was
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4 UGgsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS

ESIRAY HORSE
Taken up, by Absaiom Michael, in the neighborhood
Of Mt Scion, in said county, of the following deserip-
tioa viz:
horse of brown color, about 1919 hands HIGH with
small star in the forehead fetocks closely trimmed
sauu1e s.a IN tee I'm sige' supposed 10 De
and appraised at $3.50 before VIM. Temple and John
j. CupP. THIS horse came to the premises of Absa-
ION Michael following two cavarymen.
Extract Teste,
VIM. A. BURNETT, D. G..
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y EOIlV EfkS SAlE OF VAA1O N = z
1U PROPERTY.-In obedience to decree u the
Confederate states Court for the Western District OF
Virginia, pronounced on the lst day OF November
1862, insthe ofthe Confederate States vs. h. "
Gisndy &c, Will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, for cash. at the former residence OF Stuart
2ad day Of July next all the Personal property Of
said Stuart McCiung consisting of several valuable
laves, stock of all kinds, farming utensils house
old and kitchen furniture, crops and whatever OF
perishable nature may be on bis fine aud extensive
farm Sale to be continued from day to day till COM
pleted The stock, furniture, &C. said to be very
valuable, THOS. j. NICHE,
June 22-tds Receiver, G. S.
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RAID GUARDS.

The revival Of the barbarous practice OF Raids
renders necessary the revival of the system adop-
ted to counteract it. Yankee raids will have two
objects L. To cut our lines of communication
2. 10 carry Oil or destroy our property. AS il
is impossible to foresee where raid may come
Ia, it will be Impossible to provide drilled force
to resist it at every point. Our object must be
two fold. l. To guard bridges and public stores
2. To remove from the line of Il raid families,
slaves, stock and provisions, or other propert,
liable to destruction. For this object, the fol
lowing plan is proposed
SIGNALS.
1. The county courts of the border counties
subject to predatory invasion should appoint an
officer Or committee, whose duty it should be to
examine the quarter liable to raids and a,iopt a
system of plain signals, adapted to the character
of the country, preferring ssbeacon fires'' or
smokes, where the points of view are sufficiently
conspicuous, and providing adequate notice to
9.Raise the Country" upon the earliest informa.
ton of a raid.
RAID GUARDS.
2. The courts should appoint commander
with company of 80 men, in each magis erial
district, whose duty it should be first to exam
inc the roads and points capable of easy obstruc-
and obstruct the roads in every manner possible.
3. Upon notice of a raid, thus spread through
out the country, the citizens should first remove
their families horses, cattle and provisions from
the line of the raid. The force Intended for the
protection OF public buildings, stores, bridges,
&C., should at once repair to their posts of de-
fence.
4. The roads throughout the whole country
having been thus INSTRUCTED, the citizens should
turn out to embarrass the enemy, and increase
the chances OF capture upon their retreat.
This plan is recommended as easy of execu-
ton taking the people bue little from their
crops enabling every one to do something, and !,
IN the end, tending to defeat and capture or de-.
stroy the enemy To rely alone on the organi-
zation of Home Guards for resistance, must ex-
pose us to much danger. Mounted men can ca
silly avoid small companies of infantry, if the
roads are open, but if the roads are obstrueted
the delay occasioned will be of great use, and
the Home Guards can then inf1ict more damage
than in other way. Let the two systems be COM
bined.-Whig.
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il
Several months since piece of BLACK SILK,
which the owner can have by paying for this adyer,
tisement
June 2s--tf WI wADDFIL
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| I AND FOR SALE.
L. SATURDAY., 9th of JULY.
| In pursuance of decree rendered in the Circuit
Court of Augusta County, in the of Jobn Mines
&C., against Mary Mines &c. shall proceed OF the
mses the day above mentioned to SELL at Pub
lie Sale, to the highest bidder an undivided interest
OF onehaH of piece of land containing about NINE
~ ACRES, the other half being the property of Hen
~ OFT, adjoining VIM. Armstrong and said OFT, and
about 81 miles Of Newport.
TERMS-In equal instalmentS at six and twelve
months bearing Interest be secured by bonds with
good security and the title to be retained as ultimate
security the purchaser to have the option ON the
coming in of the report of sale to pay all down.
| June 23-tds.* VIM. BLACK, Com'r.
~ ALE OF LANDAU pursuance of decree
y rendered in the Circuit Court of Augusta County,
in cause therein depending OF Peter Ruebnshs Ad-
minislrator &c, against Francis Ruebush, &C. shall
proceed, on the premises, on THURSDAY. the 18Th
day neat month, to sell, public SALE the high
est bidder tract OF land in said county, containing
about lO7 Acres. 1t has on it Comfortabl Dwell
ling House, Barn and Out-nouses; well watered, and
land oftoerable quality easily improved 1t adoins
The lands of Harvey Lambert Trice Accrd and Others
and will make desirable home for person wanting
a small farm convenient to market good society,
school, &c.
TERMS.-Costs of sale in hand, and balance at six
twelve, eighteen and twenty -four months in equal in
staments, the purchaser to give bonds with sufficient
personal security, and the title be retained as u
mate security but the purchaser, on the confirmation
OF the report of sale to have the option of paying
down. JOHN J. LAREW Com'r
- All persons having claims will present them or
or before the day of SALE intend to close my &C
counts. j. j. LAREW, Adm'r of
June 2o-tds Peter Ruebush, decd.
A UGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.
IA In consequence of the Ill health of his family
the subscriber offers for sale, privately, his 1arm
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Sick aa,sE HE,oma.sgeeE SoSdiers.

Tickets One Doller each, to be had at Messrs Roane
Il Abby. and p H. Trout, aud also at the door.
Performance to commence punctually at O'Clock,
p M. June 23-2t*.
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a UGGSTA LAND FOR SALE,
IA In consequence of the Ill health of his family
the subscriber offers for sale, privately his Iarm
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= TRAYED OK STOLEN "A YEARLING
- HElFER, entirely red except her face, which is
white. Information leading to her recovery viii be
literally paid for. JOS. A. WADDELL,
Stanton June %.
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IupISner5. hlchD1CDd, Va.
-. Editors giving the abvoe oEe or more IN sertiop
VIII De entitled to copy gratis.
once Main street, between 9Th and 10th
jane 90 1863
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-01-30
ADMINISTRATIONS, NOTICE

Letters OF admin istration on the estate of John
Wesley Hartzell, late of Snake Spring township,
deceased. having been granted to the Undersigned
blythe Register Of Bedford county, all persons in
debted to said estate are hereby notified to make
immediate payment, and those having claims a.
gainst the are requested to present them prop
ery authenticated for settlement. @A
. eat GEORGE SMOUSE, Jr.,
NICHOLAS KOONS,
January 2, 1S63.-5tss Admrs.
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All to be had at the store of j. M. Shoemaker.
Bedford Oct. "a, 1862.
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f,OURT PROCLAMATION.


To the Coroner, the Justices of the Peace, and Con-
stables IN tie different Townships an tie County
of Bedford, Greeting.
KNOW YE that in pursuance OF precept to me
directed, under the hand and seal oil the Hon.
JAMES MILL, President of the several Courts
of Common Pleas IN the Sixteenth District, con-
sisting OF the counties OF Franklin, Fulton, Bedford
and Somerset, and by virtue of his Office of the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail de-
livery for the trial of capital and other offenders
therein and in the General Court of Quarter Sess-
ions of the Peace; and john TAYLOR and JAMES
BURNS, Jr. Esqs., Judges OF the same Court
in the same Countyof Bedford, You and each of
you are hereby required to be and appear in your
proper persons with your Records, Recognzances,
Examinations, and other rememorances before the
Judges aforesaid, at Bedford, at Court of Over and
TeImner and General Jail Delivery and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein to be holden
for the county of Bedford, aforesaid on the second
Monday of February, (being the 9th day.) at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. there and then
to do those things to which your several Offices APP
pertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the 10th of
Jan, in the year of our Lord, 1868.
9tHki JOHN J. CESSNA,
Sherif's Office, Bedford, Sheriff.
January 16, 1868.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate of Jacob
Fluke, late Of Hopewell township, decsd., having
been granted to the undeIsghea, residing in South
Woodberry township, by the Register of Bedford
county, all persons indebted to said estate are here
by notified to make Immediate payment and those
having claims against the same are requested to
present themproperly authenticated for settlement
JOHN B. FLUKE, Admir-.
January2, 1s63,-6ts.
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Barley Wanted!

We will pay the highest price in cash for one
thousand bushels of Barley.
A. b. CRAMER y Co.
Nov. 81, 1862.