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Highland Nursery!

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UyHIS Nursery Was commenced in the -
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PT1OWS! PLOWS!

T,HAvE Just received = fine 49,
lot of Harvey Rays Burling- =.
ton PIovs, one Of the best patterns Of fiovs IN
use In the West, which will be cold very cncsp
for Cash. Farmers, come and e see:
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White Cloud, April 4, leei-0
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~ w -NII1ft I'VE w"
Taken In.

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half miles from White Cloud, on the first Of
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twelve hands high. No make observable.
The owner can have her by proving property
and paving cost Of spprisal. advertising and
keeping. MORRlS FkALEY.
ian I 1864 3v1
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pp See advertisement of Mr.. A. P. john
ston, Bristol. A rare chance to get what you
The. American war in Prophecy.

Messrs. Editors-I wish, through the press, to
call the attention of the Church and public at
large, to the Book Of Joel, as containing what
seems to me direct reference to our present
calamities, and how they may be terminated.
As the President has set apart Friday, the list
inst, as day Of fasting, humiliation and pray
er, have concluded to recommend the reading
of the Prophecy Of Joel in every family in the
Southern Confederacy, on the morning of that
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make such practical remarks upon it as may
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people, Lord,' &c., and let us wait in faith
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into land barren and desolate," &c, which
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the promises contained in this excellent Prophe-
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Will the Southern press please copy.
THOS K. CATLETT.
Woodland, Aug. II, 1868.
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farming operations, thus constituting an ele-
ment of strength in this war scarcely less I'M
portant than that Of our soldiers in the field
Eighty or = hundred thousand men could
readily be raised from the free negro popula-
ton OF the country. Losses among them, re-
sulting from the casualties of war, would en-
tail no Inconvenience, while the loss of slaves,
with the already enormous depletion caused
Dy abdnctions and escapes, would be serious
~ feit. The losses in this respect would be
peculiarly onerous upon Shareholders in expos
ed districts, to which the writer in the Ad-
oe1taser proposes to -cen6ne the levy Of $4,000.
ANY loss in this connection should be proper
Tomato, and all those in the interior, as well
as on the border, should be made to bear
share of the risks and losses. The misfor-
tune OF exposure to the depredations Of the
enemy involves loss enough; the peculiar ne
cessites Of the, position should not be made
the excuse for the infection of additional los
ses.
w s0PPAOvC suO SOuOt0A pldu VI cul.
pioying negroes in the army, we would still
maintain that the burden of service should
first fall upon the free negroes. There are
probably 300, 900 of this class now in the
Confederasy, and third or fifth of this
number could be easily made available. The
communities 10 which they reside would suf-
fer nothing, but gain much, by their absence,
and we imagine that no peculiar embarrass-
ment would arise in the matter of exchange
should any of them fall into the enemy's
hands. The Yankees have peculiar love for
the negroes, and they would have fine field,
for its exercise by retaining this class in their
midst. 4 they observe the stipulations of
the cartel in all other respects, we will not
complain.
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For the Virginian.
CAMP 18TH RECT. VA. CAVALRY, !
july 28th. 1868.

uAy AOtu3 Aooo.
Messrs Coale 4 Barr:
As Jenkins Brigade has been doing so much,
it is but fair that few of the men that are in
his Brigade from Southwestern Virginia should
be noticed. During the fight at Jones' X Roads,
Nd, on the 10th Of this month, Lieut.. H. s.
Tickle and .privates L. H. Clapp, William Camp,
bell and James NJ. Dills, Of Co. A, and Jack
Myers Of Co. F, fanked stone fence, behind
which lay go men belonging to the 10Th Maine
infantry, and after about FIVE minutes hard fight
ing, hand to hand, but not until they had cap
tured about 40 of the Yankees, and killed and
wounded the balance. Just as they were TAX
ing off the prisoners, Regt came out Of the
woods, and they were obliged to let most of the
Yankees loose. They brought out six prisoners
and only had one man wounded, viz: William
Campbell shot through the body, but is getting
well. Clapp knocked one Yankee down with
his gun, and while he, Clapp, had his knees on
his breast, fred FIVE shots, four with his pistol
and one with his gun. James Dills shot Lieut..
as also did Clapp By a Baltimore paper re-
ceived this morning by flag Of truce, the Yam
KEGS report loss of % killed and wounded and
six prisoners. Co. is from Russell county,
and Co. F from Tazewell.
B. F. REYNOLDS,
Co. A, 10th Regt. Va. Cav.
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Remember.

That Friday next, the 2lst inst, is the day
set apafsSky the President for fasting, hui
initiation and prayer. This day, it may be
hoped, will be strictly and humbly observed,
by all the people Of the Confederacy. In our
signal victories, we seem to have forgotten
that they. we're wrought out for us by the
strong arm Of the Lord, and we were prone
to give theg glory to men. tits due, therefore,
that we should repent of our sins, and hum
bly, acknowledge the hand that has guided US
triumphantly through 80 many battles, and
reverence the name Of him on whom alone
We can rely for protection and favor. Of
course, all business will be suspended, and
all the people observe the day.
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+ bSr Some of our boys who were wounded
and captured at Gettysburg, have been ex-
changed and are returning. Since our last,
1t. James Henritze. Of Russell, and A. g.
Thompson, of this county, have returned
The latter was two weeks at Fort Delaware,
and says the horrors Of the place have not
been oyerdrawn
VIM. Repp, W. Minnick, A. r. Kiser and
W. J. crabtree, of Co. K, 9th Regt., and
James and E. Dinsmore, of Co. B., who were
reported IS missing at the battle of Gettys-
burg, are confined at Fort Delaware. They
were not wounded.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-14

The Rockingham Register saws that a..
pain caused by gun-shot wounds. and Icr, vs.
Of any kind, viii be removed almost ; ;Ds.sn.
. .a by holding the part affected oves
smoking lard. Put the lard on burning coals
e y. !, saoyet Or pan convenient to hands, ana
ss sns w .e .s part b brought q
arising from which will oct Ike charm unoI
ne part Affected. The gentleman Who ;n.
formed the Register states that he 6a ~ .es,
7 /, Tled repeatedly aud never knew il e fa;i
Az who are suffering from wounds sbo -:
~ : ms simple and easily applied rened. =