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= Johnny, do you know where the lit

boys 60 who play marbles on Sunday {!
HYes'm. Some on 'em goes to the de-
pot, and some on 'em goes down BY the side
Of the river"
- The Goth North Carolina Regimen,
went into the Gettysburg battles etgh
hundred strong, and came out with only
eighty men unhurt.
-Aprivate despatch announces the deatt
of Capt. VIM. T., Haskell, at Gettysburg
on the I'd inst. lie was brave and true
man.
- If motives were always visible, mer
would often blush for their most brillian
actions.
- Private Wood, from Fort Sumter, fel
overheard, on Tuesday afternoon, from the
steamer Chesterfield, while the steamer wal
on trip to the Notifications, and was
drowned.
Mr.. Vallandigham arrived at Halifax,
N. S. on the 9Th, and was to proceed tc
Niagara Falls. The gubernatorial election
in Ohio takes place early in October, We
believe. ,.....
George Saunders is said to be in Lon.
don up to his eyes in Confederate contracts
1t is said he has six ships for the Confeder'
ate Government nearly ready for sea. :
- Authentic information is said to have
been received, that Rosencranz is organi-
zipg formidable cavalry force to attack
Atlanta and to make raids into Northwest
Georgia and Alabama. The Mayor of At.
lanta has issued stirring proclamation,
and active preparations are being made fol
the defence of the city and of the railroad
to Chattanooga.
- On the Gath inst. l60 negroes, were
brought to GoldsborO', N. G. that had been
stolen by the Yankees from Edgecombe
county, and recaptured BY our men. Some
negro children were drowned by the Yan-
KEGS, like SO many puppies.
The privateer Florida lAs recently cap.
tured SIX Federal vessels in the Northern
Atlantic waters. The cargoes we're gener-
ally valuable, one from California, With log
wood, hides, 80 tons Of silver ore, valued
at S5Oo,00O, and about $4,000 10 gold was
captured and the vessel destroyed, she be-
longed to Mystic, Connecticut.
- Gov. Shorter has issued proclamation
converting the Alabama Legislature in ex-
traordinary session, on Monday, the 18th
proximo. :
The Savannah Republican says: Many
of the troops who were captured 10 the as
sault on Battery Wagner, including officers,
were thoroughly drunk with liqour. It
seems that this is the only way the Yankee
Generals can get charge out of their
soldiers.
w. D. Wallach, editor Of the Washing.
ton Star, has been arrested for treason,
and given bail.
= The fret number of the Constitutional
Union has just been issued at Washington
City. It is understood to be the organ Of
the unconditional peace party.
Bridgman and. Fraily, Of Smiths X
Roads, Rhea County, Tennessee, have com
menced the manufacture of Horse collars of
yoed. -
II
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From Lees Army.

CuLpEpHa, July 24.-We arrived here
this morning. The enemy are supposed to
be making for Fredericksburg.
All well but very tired. Can say no
more. .Meade's' statement in regard to
the capture of brigade at Falling Waters,
is false. .,.......... P, w. A., 5.
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RATES or PosTAGE .IE sTHE
G. STATES OF AMERICA.

HsOR the cohYeAienoe VI Sne Puon. P..
the following smplnea M .. w ~ ~
age ndehe act OF Congress 1 the Confederate s'aes
America mas been prepasee. as Isl oe & t - artoJ
y. ,bc p n Generai NAV byprociamntion, announce:
nArEs or poarAog
a.. ..,s q ,,oi.,, -
Slngie ieitels, nut JUL ~
my part of the SNAIL pc each AZ cens
An additional single nte for each aaanonai hal OUNCE
OF less. 49,
Drop letters = cents each. -. -, ,,.,,,.
or = stamped eSsslepss, :,',a ~ :
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A DMINISTR,A TOR.s NoTTcE

L y All persons indebted the estate of w. H. POAG
deceased hereby notified make payment Immediate
and those having claims against the said estate are re-
quested to present them properly attested. -
S. G. P0AG, Administrator.
July % 30 i,rf 49, 80 - n
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MRS. HACKETT.

We are requestedto state that the exer-
cises of Mrs. HAeKETT's school will be re-
sumed ON the LIST Monday iu August.
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9pnhental.

MARnIED-0n Friday evening, 2ith instant, by William
McGlll, Esq Mr. CHARLES SIMMONS and Miss DOR
CAS-, daughter of Lemuel Anders.. IN :.
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PHILANTHROPIC LODGE.

MEMBERS Of Philanthropic Lodge
VI arehereby notified, that m EXTRA CoMAiUNr-
CATION will he holden In the LODGE ROOM, FRIDAY
3lst instau at O'Clock, p M. Full and puncna atten
dance Is necessary as business of Importance VIII be pre-
sented. II Is desired thar members from the country will
make 1t convedicnt TO be present.
ia MCLEAN, W. NJ.
J. Ed. JEVrERys;r ;rsecretay.
Inlv = +s.Ea'oo II
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: STATE OF SOUTH CAROLTNA: 3
GENERAL ORDER NO. %.
II THE present exipencies of the ser

r THEpresent exigencies of'the SER
lie Vice require the completion Of ,le organization
Gently begun under the Presidents call upon the Governor
of this Staie for FIVE THOUSAND TRoOPs for service
within tile State for six 10y months from the LIST Of August
next II will not however, arrest the eDronent Of oil
conscpts up foryfve, required under bis procIama
ion of the 18th July instant But oil such canserpis
are In service In or about Charleston or as shall be called
Into active service, near there 10 their present organ
cations, will be enrolled as couscrps but remain with
their respective commands until the exIgency has passed,
and will then report the Confederate Camps Of InstrIc
on Such may not be called. before being tproled
into active saNice with their respective commands will
comply the date Of enyollmel With the said proclama
ton OF the President The privilege OF SELECTING the CON-
paes Of the Confederate service 10 which they chuosc TO
attach themselves, the Governor Il authorized by the Prcs
dent to say, will not be forfeited by such enrolment
II. An election for one Colonel LieutenantC Colonel
Major, In each regiment, in accordance with the sub
Joined arrangement will be held the 3lst instant each
bent muster grotnd by my more Of the company
officers within the usup! hours. Immediately afcr the
posare cose the votes will be coueted by the managers
each company POLL ad report of the result under their
hands, win be Immediately made TO this office, In Charles
ton. So sfe.gsg.
I The troops thus organized will hold themselves In
readiness IN march moments notice; each man pro-
vide himself with hayersack aud three @ days cooked
ations - -
" All field officers Of the militia and company officers
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ROSTER

y ROSTEh
or Company organized at Snith's Ok
Field, July tn, 1863, IN The s4A Reg'
ment, S. G. III.
y OFFICERS.
JOHN t. LOWRY, Captain.
j. W. MOORE, lst Lieutenant.
J. N. NJ. CAIN, I'd Lieutenant.
VIM. HOWELL, Sd Lieutenant
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4 DMJNTSTR ATOR,SNOTpcE

IA All persons indebted to the Estate Of AUGUSTUS
F: ERWIN, deceased, are hereby notified to make pay
ent TO the undersigned Immediately Those having cims
against said Estate will present hem duly attested to the
undersigned for payment.
-, F. a. ERWIN, administrators.
J. A. ERWIN, 'i..'t'''''u'o''' "t"'''''0'''
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HIDES ANDLEATHER. ),

-. -, JULy 18th, 1853.
THE subscriber having leased his
THREE YEAHS wonidsay 10 is old patrons "a bring in
their hides rs usin ssring t that he Is ncqaaint-
cd with PAGE s MAY, and that everything y be atten-
t-5sSf slyf.,s. u "a JAS. u. HENKEL.
InIyoa - IS -. 90. - - 49,. gl
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A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
YORK DISTRICT.
-. Tn the Co11rt; of Ordinary.

To James Esfers Henr ters, Samuel Eteys, Josepb
crs; Daniel Eaers, John Fdnc;s rife Lydia, and Jack
Gb6ons& toe, ReSeeca, Heirssa ap Of Phillip Et
ters, deceased .sfs
VOU are hereby required to appear
the Court of Ordinary, to be holden at York Ceurt
House, forYork District the second day of November
1852 to shew caise H any you why the proceeds Of
the sIe of the real estate Of Philip Eues deceased, sold
for partition and division, should not he paid over 10 An
drew Etters and M. Hamhrght, Administrators of the said
Philip Ettcrs tn he applied by them 10 the payment Of the
debts Of the said Philip Etfers.
Given under my hand md SEAL this 2sth day Of July 1853
= JOHN A. BROWN, :.
,uR|s Rs9sy 9 's9sainaiy g sf7sif Di:sls' 81
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HEAD-QUARTERs.

HEADQUARTERS,
YoRKvILLE, 8. G., July ash 1859.
DURSUANT to Orders from Adiu-
IL tant and Inspector Geneml Of South Carolina, ali
persons embraced In Company Organized July 7t,
deied to meet at SMITHS OLD FIELD, on FRIDAY
next, 3ls Instant for the pupose Of electing one COLO
MEL, one LIEUTENANT COLONEL and one MAJOR
TO command the Regiment formed from the A, 9th and9t
Brisades, s. G. NJ E ..S...s
- ]. "A. MCLEAN,
Colonel 34tl, Regiment, 8. G. Militia.
July % 30 9ss-sr 30 = Ii i.
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2 FAIR NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscri-
lEl bers by NOTE or ACCOUNT nrc hereby no.i6ed
that the same have baenle In the hands of Mr. G. R.
,RATCHFORD, for setlenent Persons knowing them
selves In amy way Indebted M please sa on him linn
dlately. =. L.sBLOOMBERG ~ BRO:
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

DRY GOODS.
HARrAS, PLuSKETT MCCULLOUGH 4
$50 BowERY.
Arc selling Y eide MaGlias for i2x eenia
Are selling Y wide shirtins for Is cents
Are selling z wide do, sof, and heavy. for % ocns
Are selling wide, prepared for the needle for 2 CENTS
Are selling ~ wide sheetins. for IS ocnis
Are selling 4<shds very bes, quality for 20 cents.
-. Of Dssocods jas, received from auction from
Is cents per yard and upwards
Five cases Of Spring shawis, latest styles
Good fast celsr Prints Is centa
Best quality Spring Pattern. 20 oensa
iW dosss rrcrsh va Cloves, a ca psr pair.
Don't forget nc sunbss.
a no $50 BowEkY
n Oppos& etsntsp ssvs<k
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
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The New York herald., 1863-04-23

| A FRONT AND BACK ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR
/ n furnished Inf sbcd with hoard, 1t u beasu
street. near 81 Park Furnished Rooms for gen
| IeIncn Terms moderate,
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOCSEEEEPERS.-
"A Tue subscriber relinquishing housekeeping Will sell
IN lots suit purchasers all the Frniturc obtained In his
r>sdence West Twenty third street. Sixth
kssewoodP anofore, Drawing Room Furniur covered In
brocsde made by Wen; Etageres klrrofs scoksAse Cen
fable China Glass; Silver Ware rosewood Burcsus. Bed.
s-ads, Wardrobes suite Mattresses &C. all made 10
srdcr, In use but monhs win be sold a sacri1ce
NJ. MIDDLETON.
, 1863-04-29
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
From Wheeling--MoEements of
the Rebels.
Rebel Movements Against the
Baltimore and Ohio r. r.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibuuc.]
C1SccssATI, April =. lsE3.
Several disuatches received to-day from
Wheeling announce that the rebe;s uaye made
an attack on the B. & o. r. r., near Grafton,
and have cut thcwire. It is reported tonight
that two trains On the road hare been cap
tured and destroyed. No trains will leave
Wheeling or Parkersburg, going east, until
the truth Is ascenained.
A gentleman who has arrived here from
Wheeling, states that he was informed before
he left yesterday morning, thata rebel force
had come into Oakland, and another into
Row1esburg, nnd had cut the wires, and were
committing other deprcdations on tho road,
and it was reported that fighting has been
going on near Rowlcsburg. The Wheeling
Iuttll;gtncer contains the following: Nothing
was known at Grafton Of Col. Latham's com
mand, but it WAS the impression of Col. Vii.
kinson that It was cut Oft somewhere between
Beverly and Philliprf.
We also learn that intelligence Of reliable
character, has been received from other sour
ces, going 1nainlyto confirm these statements.
Col. LatLaIn's exact situation is not known,
but this tact alone proves that he is cut off
Whether between Beverly and Buchanan, OF
between Beverly and Phillippi, is not known.
It Is said he burned the Government stores
at Beverly before leaving there; but how
this should be known, and nothing known Of
his present situation, we cannot see. It ap-
pears certain, at least, that all his communi.
cations are cut oil, if nothing worse has hap.
pencd.
NEW YORK, April IS, 1884 Harrisburg
dispatch Of to-day states that many contra
| dictoty reports are circulating relative to the
| rebel raid. There is no doubt the rebels have
taken Morgantown, and occupy it with soms
1000 to 5000 troops under jenkins.
| Our troops arc in motion to intercept
, 1863-04-29
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY. APRIL %. 1858
them, and artillery is being sent from Haz1is-

HuIb.
Another dispatch from Uniontown, Penn
sylvania, states that the rebel flags are float
ing over Mo1gantown, and men, women and
children arc flying in all directions. Pitts
burg Is thought to be in some danger.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between
Cha1nbersburg and Grafton Is destroyed.
LATEST.
BALTIMORE, April 28,-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad can now be regarded as entirely
safe. No property was taken in the recent
rebel Taid, nor was any Of the road injured
except small bridge near Oakland, which
WAS slightly damaged, and which is now re-
pairing, and will be ready for the passage Of
the regular trains tomorrow morning.
Through trains, both east and west, will then
be resumed, on the entire length Of the road,
Tor freight and passengers.
Large Government forces have been morcE
to all important points on tie line, which
guarantees ample and permanent protection,
Tie delay Of the prompt and regular working
file road will hot exceed twenty-four hoars.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-A lasge amount
Of specie reached Pittsburgh, from Wheeling,
last night.
new YORK, April aS.-A rumor has reached
here that rebel force is moving en- Wheel
irg, Va, or Pittsburgh, Pa The Elmor bears
some marks Of authenticity.
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-aIany Wild stories
are aficat today Of rebel depredations in
Western Virginia, on the line Of the Baltimore
ond Ohio Railtnad. Information, believed to
be reliable. stntcs that some guerilla cavalry
penetrated to Rowelsburg and Alamont, but
we're driven off. No damage was done to the
road Of Government property.
There ase also reports that rebel force has
marched westward, but It is bc1Ie1cd to laye
been chcckInated by our troops.
NEW YonK, April 2S.-Thc ruu1ors that the
rcbt Is are marching on Wheeling and Pitts
burg rests on tile fact that a force had appear
ed at MofgantoWn, Va on the Monongahc1a
Rivtr, near the State line Of PENNSYLVANIA.
No fears are entertained for either place. It
IL not probable that the rebel force will pro-
coed any further North.
A dispatch to the Washington Star, dated
uarper's Ferry, yesterday, says: ave have
information that the rebel Generals Jones and
1mboden, with some force, are Ut AIoorfc1d,
probably on the way to New Greek, to de.
stroy the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in that
vicinity.
The Baltimore intrican of Monday, says:
1Rumors Of rebel approaches to tie Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad have assumed quito a seri.
GUS aspect. On Sunday evening and during
Sunday movement Of eight thousand troops
was made on the road to strengthen points
west Of the Cumberland, and two regiments
LETT Baltimore to take the places Of those
moved further westward.
On Sunday night two companies of rebel
cayalry made their appearance ut KowelsburE,
and were driven of, and did not succeed IN
damaging the Cheat river bridge.
There has also been a rebel force for two
days not far from Clarksburg, threatening to
advance on tho road.
A rebel force Of four thousand, under Gen.
Boyd, left Winchester early this week
Measures were Immediately taken to check
IuD1e them"
, 1863-04-29
LATER FROM EaEKICO.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Vcra Cruz dates Of
the 5th, per the bark Henry Trow bridge, state
that the Mexican guerillas had captured the
camp Of the railroad laborers near Vera Cruz,
destroying and carr, ing off all property there.
Several other similar camps near Tejeira have
been also captured and sacked. Some seventy
laborcrs were killed and fifty OF sixty
wounded.
1t is stated the French are making very
slight progress in Mexico. 4 small fort near
Pucbla has been captured, with loss to tue
Vera Cruz destroyed over $2O.000 worth Of
French stores, Rcinforcemcnts for the French
army arc continually arriving.
, 1863-04-29

WASHINGTON, april 2s.-Richmond papers
OF yesterday contain the following:
OKoLoSA, Miss, April 23.-Our cavalry en-
gagged the enemy yesterday, at Birmingham.
The fight lasted two hours and IL half The
enemy was completely routed, with loss Of
fifteen killed and Il large number wounded.
Col. Hatch, of the 25th Iowa, was seen to FILL
from his horse, which ran into onr lines and
vas capturcd. Our loss WAS one killed and
twenty wounded. The destruction Of i bridge
prevented pursuit.
CuATTASooeA, April o5,-Passcngers by
the train report that General Dodge's Yankee
force, GOO strong, has advanced ten miles
towards East Tuscnmbia. Col. Roddy is fight
Ing and retreating towards relnforcements.
TCILAuoMA, April 24.-Furthcr adrice from
McMinnyille represent That the enemy has
destroyed several bridges, burnt the cotton
factory, the depot buildings, ono cdSine and
three cars, and then retrcated toward Mur
tree6bor0.
LATER. r.
Tr11AuoAA, Tenn, april 2i.-Thc word
to-day is everybody to the front. There ia nc
Our troops are in spirits, and confident. It is
not believed tie Yankees will have to attack
Adyiccs from Tuscumbia today state that
three regiments Of Yankees arc advancing
They will be held in check By Col. Roddl
with his cavalry.
TC1LAuoMA, April 2i-The enemy Is fall
ing back. All quiet in front.
From the Dispatch Of the 27th, VIC take tht
following telegram, received in this city yes
terday, which Eays that the Fcderals Wcr;
advancing on the Jackson, Mississippi aut
Mcriden Railroad, and had burned the ston
bridge On that rond.
, 1863-04-29

One thing we like exceedingly well in all
these recent rebel raids, nort1ward into
Klntuci:y, Missouri, and portions Of Ten
ressec long held by our forces. Not now,
as formerly, do the ragamlflin hordes
herald themselves by high sounding proc
lamations, jealous professions Of love and
promises Of kindly protection to their
faitLfi1l brethren, The character of saviour
and prc.ervcr ut first worn with Ill grace
By those sad knives John Morgan,
Forest, Price, and others, is played
out, and Withdrawn. They rush
in now with q hungry grab at all
and everything that falls in their way. No
questions arc asked. They make a clean
sweep. Does u scccsh farmer OF rebel
grass widow plead exemption from vista
ton for principles sake, it does not save
horse, mule, nor Niger. OF course, the
friends Of the dear South must bcfriend
hc1 now, and the poultry yard and com
hin is swept clean. Read what the dis
patches soy Of the late rebel movement IN
Southeast Missouri, and note the new pro
gramme.
We like il, for it is significant Of the des.
pcration Of the rebel cause Their season
of ardent courtsh1p Of the coy Bordc'
States is past, and they come back now
much in the character Of the discarded
lover, who should turn burglar anc
nrovl in to steal his mistress jewelry
silver spoons and cake basket. Not at al
would this last scamp hope thus to furthe'
the matrimonial scheme once sought Ant
there is no prospect that these devastated
districts will gain in love for the rebellion
The regiments nov in the field from Ken
lucky were struck out from the white hes
of 1agc and grief in some OF the sec
tions thus laid waste BY rebel mnrauder
The same influences will stit1en and COL
solidatc the Missouri militia forces, an
kindlc their desire for vengeance on th
toe. II is altogether desirable and excel
lent change, expensive as it mny prov
for the communities most interested, som
ofwlich pay heavy tuition fee for thei
tardy lesson in loyalty.
, 1863-04-29
APPALLING CASUALTY.
Steamer Anglo.Saxon
Wrecked near Cape
Race.
NEARLY THREE HUNDRED
LIVES LOST.


ST. Jons's n. F., April 27.-The Canadian
steamship Anglo-Saxon, which left Liverpool
'at two P. N. on the 10th inst, with $50 pas
sengers, crew Of 81 men, aud the United
States and Canad1an mails, was wrecked four
miles east of Cape Race, at noon to-day, the
eth, during dense fog.
seyenty-three persons escaped from the
wreck by ropes and spars, and twenty-four
more in q life boat, making total of ninety
seven. Two other boats have not arrived of
Cape Race In consequence Of the density Of
the fog, and seven more persons who EN-
barkea on raft, arc also missing. There is
still heavy sea and fog. The Commander is
supposed to be among the drowned.
The Purser, First and Second Officers, and
Doctor are saved, and one cabin passenger.
Lieut.. Simpson, Of the Royal Artillery, Hon.
John Young and family are supposed to be
in one Of the missing boats.
The deck broke up about one hour afte.
the ship struck. Several persons clune TO
the rigging until the foremast fell, but no as
sistance could be rendered.
Guns are being fired at Cape Race to at
tract the attention Of the missing boats.
LATER.
P1c7ou, april 2s.-The steamer Dauntless
at nine a. n. to-day (Tuesday) picked up
two boats containing ninety people. It is very
Gno and clear on the coast today.