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gy TuE; GOVERNOR tsF" n0ITn DAHULINA.
A PROCLAMA TON.

xXTuHREAg the uu9 LINN, ed IA my Proclamation, da
w ted the 18Th of pr, forbiidllg he xportauon q
certain a tices the ~ tie, is SD Ut TO * ire
Now, therefore. l. Z>EULE m h. VANCE, Governor OF
North Caofua, by ana viii the ADVICE aud consent
of ac of Eta this PROCLAIM ton, contnu
ing aid prohlbt hirty Gays ifOm The l3h inst suo
iect exceons aud restrictions contained 10 SAID
Proclamation OF the l3h of pri with The following al
teratols:
TIE D. oh bion IA to embrace thu article Of sat and
asd is 10 be ADDED to list OF the articles prohibited
Justices r. also joined 10 assss IN carry
ing out this Pre- cIamatiOn.
- In wItDess whereof ZsBULoE B. VANCE, Cover
J nor, Captain Genera a1d COmmaDdeT- in-thief,
hath gned these pTes Dts ana caused lhe Great
49, seal 0 the State ~ be affixed
the City of kaeigh, this 9Th day OF May, a. De-
'0I Nv s sbe Governor B VANCE.
Nou ! Is64 l6O-6t-33-2t.
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STILL COMING IN.

OITCHFORKS, Needles, Aw D, Mouse and Rat Traps,
4 Rope, Wool and m Crow Cares, BIS, Rio Col, Q,
Powder, Horse, CLONES and Shoe usbes un an Pistol
Caps cole aud Upper Leather Shot Calf kDs, hand Saw
Flies headed ha hes Heel Balls, Hammers Sciews,
Tacks, ii zors Padiocks sczBgrs, mblets, hest Web
shoe blackig Hoes Pocket and Table cutie Powcer
EIasks Bes spurs, shoe Pegs, window Shades,
Uanteen straps, &c, &C., at ,-
Oif Leather, saddlery aud Harness Esta oIishnent.
MRY I.ih, 1863. lNO-zt.3J W.
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JACKSON, Mss, HAY I!tb, 1863.
". A.u* ~ IS at Cayuga (mss.) with $50 ca7alry,
..- SIX 20 seven Ts ments q infantry.
-.. enemy is reinforcing Willow spIioga and Rocky
Spring. rom the river Grant will probably advance east
.. -.- 5i-eCt towards VicLsburg.
a-esaI dispatch to the Appeal, dated senatobA May
la that reports from The state that Gen Price
classified the Federals at st, Francis River Ar
-.-.a-.
vas reported Gtmpais that the Confaderatog occu-
... P..},Durg. Pa.
lie Memphis Bulletin, OF 8th inst, contains a diap atch
LIED lac matt May 6tb says that Dayton is compare
1ie:. After Il O'Clock yesterday, troops from Gin
a euj Columbus began pouring in, AID thirty of the
eacIs were arrested. Every precaution has been
-- 80 prevent renewal Of the attack.
ST. Lou dispatch says that the most prominent of the
---ists have been arrested. Nc favor viii be shown
-. --ey will be sert Sou'h with their families.
re Nashville Dispatch Gays that Ex-GOy Brown i:
-..- lie DalIsh4d from that city
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CHARLESTON YANKEES FURT.F1 ING
Blockade RUNNERS.
CHARLESTON, May l2tl

CHARLESTON, May 18th, 1868.
--e enemy is showing unusual ACTIVITY. lie his built
aud formdab batteries Folly Island, bearing up
ne >, usru extremity Morris lslaud Several an,
s also terrifying Seabrook Island. Five
LIDS and transports still in North Eds
BE seventy transports remain at POEt Royal.
TIE steamer ETiJtaEis, with merchandise, has arrived
:,asa The blockade. She started from Nassau Thurs
- SIS IL company with the steamer Norsnan, which
- LIS yet been heard from. The steamer Pet, fFcn
"- on had arrived a. assam. The Calypso
1-'- and Autenaca were also there, about 10 sail.
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The ENEMY's FLANK.

The temporary cessation ot ho3tes undsr he flag
Of truce, whoa u,wIliiugty granted oy inferior
and gallant officer the ~ all consult
iog Gen. Barks ia!e-enabtd the HDelny perceive
distiI y small force, agd when assault
reuomn.Eced. The heavy column Ir0m b5Iow the Der
nard House., rTer, South o the town advanced
up The GoTd51sVIile rAlro cut il a We5twarGiy d.
Gecnon, H0wis0n's hill, GDe halt g0in5 ound
iiaTye heights take the batteries ab Stone
Wall, lie Other halt coming aEoand this side OF the
heights and flankiug our ght at the Stone Wall
Being thus overwhelmed by large nunbeTa the brigade
orders, when They retired the hegh2s, formed
again Ie and checked tie enemys advabc4.-
ibc the latter extended ms lines up the pan1 road
The right, tar toll gate, 1Arec miles West
the town. whoa ELECTED by "a coiuma below the
Stone Wall advancing up the plank road aid forming
Junction with the rIgh: Of the column which had
talz.n he he
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IHE YANKEE CAVAl.RY

JACKSON, Miss, May IIth, 1888.
..- .LyIsaEd Cf Grants cavalry entered and burned
-.-. springs, the New Orleans Railroad al2 o'clock
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1AAEEES Removing THEIR BAGGAGE-eEDG-
WICK'S LESS. sc.

GULLAH0MA Nay l2tn, 1868.
FROM lie front to-day report the removal of the
Sem. heavy baggage and tents from the rear.
i Nashville daily Press OF the 9th contains telagTams
t-, lao Virginia battles The loss of the Federals in
&c ,". f. Division alone, was 5000 zen.
Al eatora! says -" Hooker having changed lis base
s Tie hat ne is defeated. Our first reports
ass itbrcatons. The poture is fsighttu, and adds to
Tie onoogy OF cur saugunary defeats in the East. The
-soe. .Uss vas from 10 TO Is 0COW
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GERS escaped pninjared. They are prisoners in The
hands of the. enemy. Major j. O. Campbtll, Of the
same regiment died MONDAY afternoon OF his wound
de was an accomplished gentlemen ard favorite III
Ger with the entire brigade Sergt. Major Campbell
was wounded and taken priseoer Lieut.. Henry. Gar
rison and Adj ant Stuart killed. il is said after they
bad delivered up their swords The entire loss of the
brighde, kiIld wounded and prisoners, will reach
50G $40 - -. . 4 81
The smoke of battle is clearing awav, opportupity
Is no" AFFORDED TO obtain clear and fuller particulars OF
the whole brilliant weeks campaign, which propose
to continue in otbtr Communications -
Am1ng tie Yankee officers killed is reported General
Dan e. Sickles. Y
P. S. J4ckson's corps, commanded by Gen. Stuart,
after I former received his accidental wound is CON.
mandad at present by A P. Him. Y
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FROM VICKSs URG.

FICEsBCRs, May llth 1853.
-.- ot I'M Ort2nce has transgired to-day. A barge,
.a a-- coal, the batteries last night. The enc
- 4. .-f ..boyC S l. easing.
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LACl.sOh. MISS Hiar u

.... rIl WEsT-TUE YtNKZ rs REPORTED WHIP
FED BY GEN. PRICE, &c, Sc.
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DIED.

Oh the Oh inst, Frederieksbu rgh, Sergt THUS
g. iRYAN, of Go. /, 18th N. G. Troops, Of wounds
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MARC led,

The Parish OF es James Goose Creek, tbs 10th o:
1853, by the Rer. Dr. d. ID. Breaker, hamilton
tdISNlS of Brunswick County, n. G. 10 Miss ELlZ
CAMPB ILL, of Charleston District. s. Q.
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KEGS N MISSISSIPPI.

Tbs YANKEES N MISSISSIPPI.
JACKsoE, May Eth, 1868.
raamg terrifying at Rocky Springs and Willow
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WILM INOIVlN 4 q AN. kAlLkUAn D 60.
WilmiI gton N. G., May 1, lS63.
TIME ATTENTION of parties wto have baggage on
this Road is led TO the fql list IL the baggage
not claimed before Nay 30ih il will be sold public
Auction This list braces baggage which Las been
mulating from early part Of l,6J, TO present time
HENRY N. DIANE, Gsnu Supt.
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THE REcAPTURE tF MARIE HEIGHTS

RECAPTURE tF MARTE HEIGHTS.
Matters maiGed in this condition until eight or
nine clock Mon lay noruiag, when Lawon's brigade
OF E4rjys DIVISION, by order OF that officer, down
Marye lItlg is and TCciptuyed tie Stone " ALL
AS soon "a enemy formed his line of battle,
E4rYs division with Batksdaes brigade, formed into
lire confronting BIN, and forming Junction with the
Lett OF Mel W. ard ALderaop's divisions that bad
been sent reinforce HIM, The whole line forming
semi circle cutting If the Yankee eaumn from Fred
ercksourg, the enemy being within this s5mcircle.
About O'Clock, Z. III, cur line advanced to the at
tack, engagement ensuing, which continued
abOuG two hours.
THE FLIGHT ACROSS THE RAPPAHANNoCK.
The eusmy. percelvlDg the danger of bis position,
and being bard pressed, rereated to the river Banks
Ford, where he succeeded 10 ecrosslcg about IL O'Clock
Monday yht, with the loss Of eleven pieces of art
lery about $50 prsoners, and many killed and wCurd
ed lett Oh the fed. The remainder OF the enemy 10
town advantage OF the darkness and recrossed The
river MOI day ugn5 Eurrledly many having secreted
themselves ~ cellars and Other hiding places to avoid
pursuit. and were captured by our troops Having
iced the river between themselves and their pursner5
they occupied the next -luesday-in snelllng with
heavy Parrot guLs squads OF coming into or 60.
ing out OF town.
THE SITUATION" AT FREDERICKSBURG.
All has been quiet at this point to-day and tonight,
General 3a5ksdale and his brigade reoccupying the
town and the enemy immediately opposite the other
side IS before the battle this OF lines. Be-
tore rtcro:siDg, the enemy committed some teFreda
tons, such as breaking OPEN doors and searching
houses aud wantonly destroying articles of furniture.
TIE column that advanced up the Plank Road far
as he Toll Gate, Sunday carried of several cz OF
the neigh porhood sacked houses, and destroyed
article of furniture aud household convenience thy
could Law their hands on, not forgetting provisions
Children were arrested and kept IN durance the
balance of the day and all night
CASUALTIES IN BARKsDALEs BRIGADE.
After most positive information that Col Griffin OF
the 18th Regiment was killed, and Lieut.. Col Luce
MORALLY wounded, pleased to learn that these Off
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From the hcnmond Wing.
THE RATTI-Es At CHANCE louisville Ard
FkEFDEItICks BURG
NEAR FREDERICKSBURG,
- rrdnn 4. 81 AZ

NEAR FREDERICKSBURG
Sunday Night, May 5. {
Having been Up the river Charlottesville yes
terday, where general end the maiu conflict between
the two armies promised to occur as was admonishtd
by the heavy aud rapid cannonading which began early
10 the morning returned 10 Frtderickt burg, where
arrived about 10 O'Clock this morning. Here beg
to record the Of the day ana had not been en-
gaged at it fer than oDehaf or three quarters of
ali b6ur hen | Interrupted by sharp skirmishl7g
Oh the right OF Fredericksburg betwee Heal Run -
and the town, which proved subse queny, to be the
prelude to the battle fought upon the heights this
IN OrninV
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Last evening, about o'clock, heavy black clouds
and frequent ushered in the severtst storm
the past twelve months, accompanied with frequent
lighting and The peapg OF Heaven 3 artillery, es
gered at the sanguinary contest raging below. The
whole lace OF the earth seemed dreuched with water
swelling rivuets, and creeks and the rverthe last in
dcating decided treehet, which will Increased by
the heavy rains which ie during the eure afternoon
OF to day, and promise TO contnu5 intervals during
the night. But tor IOokers timely retreat this storm
would ave been valuable auxiliary i'll cutting eff his
escape every direction
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Another instalment CT $500 Yankee prisoners, rep
resenting nearly every organization of the army, have
arrived here Including Bgader General Hays several
Colonies, Majors and inferior officers. Some Of them
are two years aud nine months men, who represent that
they have been put in front by Hooker in Tery OF
these sres of engagements since they crossed the rV
err Tuesday last. Some of the prisoners defiant,
while others express disgust of the and anxiety
to get out Of the service
arrived here yesterday evening to forward you two
Communications and will to tie OF action
Immediately. Further particulars to instances Of
heroisu, lists of killed and wounded, disposition OF
forces, capture Of batteries-many of which We have
taker-&c, must be given in future letters.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of administration with the will an
nexed on the estate of Jacob Stoudenour, late
of Colerain Township, decd, having been gran
ted to the subscriber, residing in said Township,
notice is therefore given to all persons indebted
to said estate to make payment Immediately,
and those having claims will present them forth
with for settlement. UH N3l14U4
HENRY p. DIEHL,
rs Ina ie e9eag.J ,s Admir-. cum. test. ann.
Feb. 27,-Gts. e aa'fif
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40 Acres and % PercE,es.
Public Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

'has VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order of the Orphsns' Court
Of Bedford county, there will be sold at public auc
lion, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, els, OF MARCH, NEXT,
the following Real Estate, late. the propertv of
Daniel Nc cDonald, decd, to wit: One tract of
land situate in Union townships adjoining lands of
John Claycomb, John McDonald's heirs and Others.
containing SIS acres and Ia perches, being the Man
sion tract, with a 'etta ss. s0
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE, DOUBLE LOG
BARN AND OUT.BUILDiNGS,
an orchard, and about as acres cleared.
ALS0-One other tract of land, situate in St.
Clair township, adjoining lands of John Claycomb.
yoha McDonald's, heirs, George vickroy, Frederick
Stambaugh. and others, being that on which Henry
Mcdonald resides, containing l62 acres and rio
perches, about 70 acres cleared, Of which about 12
acres are good meadow. with Two Story Log
Dwelling House, Double Log Barn and out-ouii.
dings, and young Apple Orchard thereon. Sale
toscommence at 10 O'Clock of said dav..
TERMS OF SALE-One.third to remain in the
hands OF the purchaser during the lifetime oil the
widow, the interest thereof to be paid her annual
ly, one-third of remainder on confirmation of SALE
the balance ia two equal annual payments thereaf.
ter.
HENRY MCDONALD,
49,. MICHAEL WERTZ,
administrators Of Daniel Mcdonald, deed.
Feb. 81, ie63.--ts
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A Lecture
TO YOUN O M EN-!
NJ ay l6, 1862.

Just publis he'd, in sealed envelope. Price cts
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BY ROBERT J. CULvERWELL, M. D., Author or
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The world renowned author, in this admirable
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October H. 1862 4 ~ a@
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PROSPECTUS
IT Ell E A G. E I"
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To be published Daily and Weekly In the City Of
Philadelphia, Htlti
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In brief, it wi in all things, to be the faith
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cARDIMa AND ruLL1No.

in the best of style. They are also maRufac actuIing
and keep constantly hand, for sale or trade.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, SATlNETTS, BLAN-
KFTS, STOCKING YARN, DC. Having practi-
cal Knowledge of yhe business and EMPLOYING none
but competent and experienced woskmen aad be-
re- deterrinsd, 10 spare eaorts o give satisfAe
iion 20 'heiI customers, they respectfully solicit
shae OF the putlic patronage.
TERMS fol carding and falling strictly cash.
They have on hand large stock OF goods which
they desire to trade for good clean wool.
The Highest cash price will be paid fos good
clean tub-washed wool. ~4@h
y. 8. s. Lutte
May ls, 1862.
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Public Sale


VALUABLE RE.AL EST.9TE.
BIZ an order Of the Orphans Court of Bedford
county, the Subscribers living in East Providence
township, will sell at publc sale: on Ia" PREMISES
in Rays Cove, West Providence township, on the
20M day Of .Narch, iad,,
the following valuable real estate, to wit:
y4bout 274 acres more or less
and about lJ0 acres cleared and under fence and in
an excellent state Of cultivation, nearly all so
down in clover, having thereon erected good
DWELLING HOUSE, DOUBLE LOG BARN,
and other necessary out-buildings With large or
chard of choice fruit, and spring OF excellent
water.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock Of said day.
TERMS -thrdof the purchase money to re-
main IN the hands of the purchaser during the life
time of the widow, the interest thereof TO be paid
her annually from the date of sale. One third Of
the balance TO he paid al the confirmation OF the
sae and the residue in two equal annual payments
without Interest.
GEORGE ". HOUSEHOLDER,
JOHN MANSPEAKER.
February 10, 1868.
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| !, .,rc..r 1ga g1sas .f1GnAsA ssss,
WM { Is lS,s 81 SS L.
THE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND.
Always Ready.
EcLLowAY'S oINTndE Mt.
Long marches, sore and stiff Joints, bistsred and
! infamed feet. all these the Soldier must ensure
| MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS, when your sons
ar. grasping their mu>kets 10 meet danger, think
what relief single pot of this ALL HEALING
| and COOLING Salve will give TO the one you love
when far away from hpne and friends 1t hardens
and makes tough the feet so that they can endure
! great fatigue. 1t soothes and leves the inaamed
ana s,lfsned joints, leaving them supple, strong and
vigorous, while for.
Sabre cuts and Gunshot Wounds,
1t stands unequalIed, removing and preventing eve
t ry vsstge Of ibnamrnation and gently drawing the
edges together, it quickly and completely heals the
most frigh,ful wounds.
Wins and Sisters ol biaatesrs.,
| You cannot put into the Knapsacks of your Hus-
bands and Brothers, more valuable or more neces.
sary gift than supply OF this
Extraordinary Militar y Salve.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night,
| exposep to drenrhins rams and chi night ayr. IS
often ss'zad'wlth noos,, VIOLENT PAINS, COUGH
sad SUFFOC3TING no ARSfNEaS, ir.t svmp-
tens of QUitK CONSUMPTION. but if supplied
WITH Holloway s. PILLS ard AoLLawAY' OrrMsNr,
lap H,e us,f, f,... ,.,h,
morning, md the Ointmont btskly rubbed twice
day over lhe th,oaI and chest will ramoYe the Sc
|VFRFSr PAINS and step Ia. most distressing and
DANGEROUS C0UGa. Therefore we say 10 the
whole Arnly.
soldiers Attention
See TO your own health. do rot ''u,t to he Army
supplies a!though most valuable. Thee PILLS and
OINTMENT have beer thoroughly tested, sh-y are
Ih- only remedies used in me Luropesn Camps and
Barracks, for ovSr forty yeas Doctor Holloway has
supplied al She a'n;es in Europe, ard during The
CRINEAN CAMPAIGN he established depot al
Balaclsvs. for tie exclusive sale of these GREAT
REMEDIES. many time his special Agent there
has cold over ton in weight of tbs 0 ntmsnt IN a
single day. These terrible aad fatal enemies OF the
SOLDIERS IN CAMP,
Dtorrhea, Oyseaferp, Scarpy, Sores g. Scrof- |
utous E,up'ions,
al Disappear like charm before these PILLS and |
OlNFMfNr, and now while the cry rings through
out the land,
TO FIRMS! TO .FG.RSi, -t
Do not let 1hes: br3vs perish r. disease
place ia thajr hands these PRECIOUS REMEDIES /
thar VIII enable them 10 resist the dangerous expo
sures the fevers, the iil3 aud the wounds wbicb
they cannot avoid, and what is more, canrct ffe-
qusatly set succor in the moment of nee whereas
Il our brave men have only to put thpic hands into
their KnaPsrck fad remedy there for al.
the casaslt'ss of the battle field. How many thu.
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Public Sale
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPER TY.
Will be sold ct the late residence Of John Stat
ler, in Napier township, on Tuesday, 18th day OF
March, next, the following property, viz--2 fine
grey horses, two horse wagon with bed and cov-
ef, two horse low broad wheeled and bed, l large
broad wheeled Wagon and English bed, Carriage,
/ Buggy, Harrows, Plows, setts of good Har-
ness, so tons of coed Timothy Hay, $50 Bushels Of
corn ears, $50 Bushels of Wheat, 200 Bushels of
Good Oats, SO Bushels of Buckwheat, lot of Mix
ed Grain and lot Of Good Potatoes. Secretaries,
3 Bureaus, several Tables, some 4 dozen chairs,
Settees, several bedsteads, a numbe, OF Feather
Beds, &C., Ceok Stove and fixtures, and lot ot
excellent carpet, with many articles not necessary
10 mention.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock of SAID day and
continue from day TO day unit! all is sold. Also.
at the same time will be offered for sale, Tract
of Wood lana, containing about IA acres. situate
one nile west of Schell. burg, on the Turnpike, ad-
Joining lands of .ohn and Charles Colvin and 9th
ers.
Terms made known on day of sale.
SAMUEL G. STATLER,
administrator Of j. S. Statler, deed.
Feb. 90, 1868.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Letters Testamentary on the estate Of Jacob
Walter, late of Bedford tp., deed, having been
granted to the undersigned, residing in said tp all
dersons indebted to said estate are hereby no titled
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
a+ SAMUEL WALTER,
WIN. w. PHILLIPS,
Feb. Is, 1863 cts. Ex'ors.