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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
mo, Sll
United States Of America - District of East
TenpeSSee

N HEKENN, ~ INTVNMN n IIUN WAS
w filed in the District Court Of the United States sitting At
Knoxville the District East Tennessee the 3Oh day OF
Juue 1854 by James r. swan, Esq Attorney OF the United
States said District behalf of the United States OF Amer
lea against two bales cotton, claimed by John Hmcad aud
against all persons lawfully intervening for their utctc ts
therein gug that the had been heretofore rId at
Ktoxylc on and In said District forfeited TO the unied
states tor auscs said information forth and Hverred %
be rne aud praying the usual process and mopon Now
therefore pursuant the monon, under the ecal Of sud
Court to directed hereby give public notice to A per
concerned in In said cotton, to appear b,or lC
at the Court House in Knoxville, the 2sh day o
ls6I nt 10 O'clock A. tct aud there tcrpoc IA. Chains
and make their allt cations MCDANIEL,
octi0 L. S HH,slal. DiN T. Tenn.
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United States of America District of East
Tennessee
NAuEREAS AN INENRM AWINN Nv "

W hlcd Ia the District Court Of the United states sitting At
knope or he District Of Fast Tennessee the 8oh day
ca against one lot OF money tll os $40 of sd sum in
grcrubacks the remainder Confederate notes, VIM H. Sueed
the rcpued aud lnst all persons aNuy intervening
their interest therein, a gur that said money had been
heretofore reported Custom House Agent, and rd or
the United States for causes IN said u uomaon set
forth and aveed to be true and praying o The usual process
and mouon Now therefore, pursuuut to the mouuon under
III seal said Court drcc ed hereby give public mo-
tcr I'll persons concerned IN incrrsn said gteua N uud
Confederate notes appear before said Court, AZ the Court
House Knoxville aforesaid the 2Sh day of November,
1854 Mt 10 o'clock then and there uttrpuse their claims
md make their alega lions. v. MvDANNEL
nctl2 u \. W1rNhdf, ibiN n. Tenn.
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NO, "a,
United States Of America District of East
Ienuessep

M HEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w 10 the District Court Of the United States, sitting
at Knoxville ior thr District Of Fast Tenne.see on tho
goth day o june 1864, by james =. swau Esq Attor-
ncy oi the United STATE. Tor snd District on behalf OF
tho United States o America, against zone trunk Of mis-
cchncuus bulk, owner unknown, aud against all per
sous lawfully intervening or thor interest therein, acg
ing that said books had heretofore hecu seized KNOX
VILE on land, In said District forfeited TO the United
SHtu', for causes In said information .o forth and aver
red To he ur and praying for the usual process and
nlnou' Now therefore, pursuant The mouition, under
the seal of aii Court to me drcccd hcrcby give pub
lie notice to n pcrsous concerned In interest in suid
b1ok to appear before said Court the Court House m
Knoxville aforesaid the 2Sth day of November 1854
Ut 10 o'clock ANthcn and there ontcrpoo their claims
and mako thcr allegations,
h. Mod ANNEL,
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o'clock A. NJ then aud thcrc nlepose their claims aud
make their allegations, y, MCDANIEL
oul2 r. \, Marshal Diet T.. Tena
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County Court---KnoX County.
.hha w. Kirby, Frcncis Hbjy o,d oders ~. lance H.
HcCdmnou ond Others.
Petition for sale of land.
VT APPEARING FROM THE BILL

filed in this that the defend mt Nm Davis Elizabeth
Davis. Jacob Jimason Mary J. Jmason Hugh O. McCam-
mon, Samuel T. McCammon, Robt VI McCammon, VIM A. Me
anmou Jonathan r. MccaWmon John NJ Oaruu and Ga sh
L. NcCamnou are non.resilnts VI Tennessee Il there.
fore rJered publication b. made In the Knox lie Wig for
tour successive weeks, notifying said defendants to appear
County Court be ed for Knox county, at the Cout Hou
in Knoxville, the hr Monday Of November, 1864 max,
heir defense the bill the will be taken confessed
nd the cause hearing to them. Sept 2ih. sI
ortl2It pft5 WM. CRAIG, Clerk.
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Letter from Alexander IL. stephens.
HIS VIEWS OF PEAcEi
STATES RIGHTS ADVOCATED !

l.pesi1 dispatch to ao Cincinnati GaIstlcl
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ya,lanligham and the Soldiers.

JAS. IT FAIIVN, oeVFcIhFy'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
4 SEMI OFFICIAL INITIATION.
| Dispatch from Washington to Northern Press
From the Richmond Sentinel.
THE ALABAMA.


She has gore to the bottom the wrath of the tide
gov breaks in vain iosO ence, o er her;
No the rough seas Ike their queen shall she ride
his tic foe flies in terror before her
Now captive or exiled, or silent in death,
. The forms that SO bravely did man her,
her deck Is unrcd, and the 6 se's stirring breath
Floats no more the red cro1s Of her banner.
She is Gown meath the waters still her bright name
Is in death, as in life ever glorious,
Ard sceptre ali barren the conqueror must claim,
Though ne boast the proud title - VctoEioas.''
Her couutrys lore Champion she stunned rot the fight.
Though une quail in stI ength, bold and fearless,
And proved in her fate, Though not matchless in might
II daring at least she peerless.
No trophy hung high in the foes hated ball
Shall speak Of her final disaster,
Nor tie II Of the danger that could not appal.
n or the spirit that nothing could master
The death shot has sped she has grimly gone down,
Bat lett her destrOY ger 60 token,
And the mythical wand OF her mystic renown
Though the waters oyarwhelm ia uEbroken.
For 10! ere she settles beneath the dark wave
On her enemies cheek spreads pallor;
as another deck summons the swords OF the brave
70 slid new name with theic vaJor
Her phantom Rill yet haunt the wild roaring breeze,
Causing foemsn to start ard to shudder,
While their still sneaks like thief Ger the seal
And trembles from bowsprit to rudder.
The spirit that she'd on the waves cleaning crest
The Light of legend romantic,
Shall live while sail fItters over the breast
OF thy far bounding pillows, Atlantic
And long swift keel the strong surges stems
Or " poor Jack !" loves his song and his story,
Shall shine in tradition the va.Or OF Semmes,
And the brave ship that bore him to glory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
SIEGE OF CRAR,.;s> T,N

THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY EIeHTH DAy
Five HUNDRED and eighty three shots have heep fired AT
Fort Sumter LAST Our batteries have kent
brisk reply. sulhvans Island fred at Gregg on s9ndsp
hundred and elsVt shots which Gregg responded
aIlDg thy Elk hUts al sulyans Island Six shots
Considerable firing heard il the direction Stone
urdsy. Abou six O CLOCK Saturday evening, large
double smokesaek side wheel steamer from the NorhsDss
ed the bar and E mo SlOno Inlet She ia believed
nave had troops Gil board The eHemys troops on horrs
nVlty sunday.
evening. S Wy
There bas been change of Importance in the fset
OF tbs escaped Yankee prisoners have been
'scapsurea enc Drought back to the eitys-eoerier.
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FR0A ATLANTA-EUROPEAN NEWS.

ATLANTA, Aug. 3D. 1864.
All quiet around tie lines this morning. The my she'll
ed the city lor hour last evening The army is
much aJed defeat raiders il their The
enemy 81 G still ssiDg towards our left.
Nashville papers OF The 23th u mention the death of
Mcpherson.
The Yankeeg estimate their losses the battle the 22d
at $780, GeaIy's, Wade, Williams, HcCooks Q, Newton,
Johaso ms anu Thomas Federal divisions engaged.
Nav York July 27lh.-The Herald's ptcal from Nash
vle sa the sensation despa chea dated Atlanta,
July 22d published in the Northern papers, create
false impr Ne have taken Atlanta but prob
BIZ have Reliable information has been
celved thlt every thing is gong right.
The Tines Bli:more specal says that Morgan he's join
ed Early aud BrsUE nridse.
The scoi. from LiFerp ool the 18th has
rived.
reported shat ii fight between the Ko2rsarge and
the F.Orlta is Untrue.
An iLflen ia, delegation the 9Th waited Palmer
ston u5gi.g mediation ii America The plea human
ty. Palms ssid both Jrth AID the souh
equally szgule success, while tue South special y
saoas interference. II oppor. unity Uf,red for
oi4on the G-vernmeB. would gladly avail themselves
il.
ar. Mason had unofficial interview With Pamerstou.
Nkw YckK, July 27.-W ashington special dispatches
me- ion the de o. AyeT Crook and Hunter by Early
WIN LIN GiateIy advanced Barper's Ferry.
believed that Ia zig will not into Maryland but
will attempt to make d raid into PeGnsy lvania.
senator mallory ot kentu ky Was Killed by soldier or
the u b July.
Edwin Pa9chau editor o. the Nashville Press was ar
rested 5sn Ul aud qaired give bond in the
sum Of five Thousand dUIlis,
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DIED.

In Wimipgton on the 2S int, at the residence Of Mr.
B. D. 0orrelt, ROBERT FINLEY, aged 81 years.
Lis residence in th town, yesterday the I'd inst
TIMOTHY SAVAGE, Esq, aged II years and months.
his residence in Arson the oath July 1864 of drop
sy tho 57th year of his Mr. JAMES CAMkRON
of Wilmington and until recently resident. and highly
useful and respectable citizen of that place He left wife
and eight children to their rreparabe loss We
learn for months previous to his death be aware
of his situation and prepared for and looking for
ward to the great change.
In New Hanover county, the Oath sJuy, Miss ANN
e. MOORE, daughter OF Joel L. and Ann E. Moore, aged
l6 years.
Death unwelcome at all times, ia peculiarly repulsive
associated with tho youug and beautiful We not
prsed when the aged called away, but when bloom
ing GIRL just entering into womanhood, surrounded by all
that graceful and love dies rude shock is expert
euced Such is the this instance Mtie, Gas she
tamiar!y cailed,) young and beautiful, refined
and accomplished whose nature and purity of soul had
eved ddonal strength from education, and who, to all
human eyes, emnently qualified to adorn and
beauty any sphere in life The God who gave her has
taken her to hself and while mourn must our
untmey loss bow to tho rcd feeling assured that she
is Supremacy happy.
Blessed pure in heart for they shall God"
Fl
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. WILMINGTON MARKET, August 81, 1864.

p
~11t7PLEs- Green, $40 to SIS per bushel
BEEF CATTLE-A few small drOves OF grass fatted have
sold dur week at 81 20 to 81 IS h. for net meat
in qualify.
BAcoN-es from Carts at 81 to 81 50 per lb. for hog
round.
BEEswAx-$3 to So SO per lb.
hUTTER- 81 e IS per 10.
CoGToN-Seveal parcels have changed hands during the
week at 81 so 81 Is per Id for
pressed and holders generally asking higher figures.
CoRN-Sells at $50 per bushet
CORN dEAL-We quote from the granariee in the SINAI
wa y $25 per bushel.
Observation-Disclosures at 50 to 81 perlb.
EGGS-$3 to 81 per dozen.
FLuUR-Tne market is moderately supplied, and we
quote only small sales at rs per bb. for superfne
SIS TO SO aud shucks $l2 to $l4 per
100 lbs.
HIDES Greer s., and dry s. to s. so per Id.
LAATaER-sole So and upper SIS per ID.
LARD 81 so to S. per 10.
NAILS-By the keg, 81 Is to 81 80 per lb.
PEA NUrs-$l8 to $50 per bushel.
PoTAToEs-irlsh, $40 TO So per bushel.
PoULrAYChiektns IS to 81, and fowls 81 to IS
RIcs-Clean 80 to 60 per ID. by the casS.
SALr-Tne market i frmer. we quote Sound made from
s,ore at s to $35 PR bushsl.
SUGAR WI S6 20 to 81 per ID.
acknowledgements factory 81 70 to So per yard By
the bale.
sp1s1rs TURPENTIEs--Nomna at S. to IS per gallon.
kYnUP SIS " $50 per gallon.
YALLuw- 50 70 So so yer 10
YAKN-Hy the bale, 0 to $50 so per bunch.
Wo s lis by the boat load SIS SO for pine and
aeh, and SO to $40per cord for Ork.
MONEY MARKET.
There has been but little dcng tor the past week
give the following quotations tor bonds, SPECIE &C
which the brokers are now paVuE: oo,
Confederate us, 1865, $685. DO. 1877, sl3 do 1881
su5.
Bank Notes-aor,h Carolina 3d. Georgia 5! 80; Virgins
and South Carolina 81 so for one.
". .. Treaeury y otea 81 Is.
Four per cent Certificates $50.
7 20
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LATER FROM PETEBsBURG.

Our Losses Saturdays affair frot 1901 800 killed
IVA sounded and % prisoners from Elliot 3. G. Brigade.
shone's oEses abou' 450 killed and Tcuodsd A
niue spVuDg B1sTod JJhEsons trent yesterday
evening.
Br side fiz OF truce liking permission 10 bury
his dead. The calion returned with the en-
rsement mat DUPLICATION from the commanding General
4, the army Potomac would be en- ertaned. Aeade
then flag ASKING permis iJn which was granted, and
Inc hours ROM FIVE nns Uamed The period was
duigebtv ued-oveT hundred deaa were buried
oc said their Uss in oua ded was three thou
sand I great complaint against Burnside for his
failure ptures Of battle fags Eeach TO- and prison
era ,lC0
prisoners say that Grant ID organizing grand
raid az iusG the We don Railroad.
GEN Elliott improving. rOLhng OF interest to day
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From the Macon Confederate
GENERAL POLK.

A flAs1 from the edge OF hostile trench,
A ruff Of sme ke--a TOa-,
Whose echo shall rol! from the KenLesaw bills
To the farlhermost ChVisiaia shore,
ProciaIns TO the world that the warrior priest
i, Viii UAtsie iOT right 10 more.
And that for cause which ia ssnctifed,
By the blood OfmaItyTs unk1own-
L cause for which they save their lives
And for Whlch 10 gave his own
He kneelS, meek ambassador
At the foot Of the Fathers Throne
And up 10 the couIts Of another world
That Angels alone have trcd,
He lives, away from the din ana strife
OF this blood bespr inkled sod
Crowned with the amarauth,n ne wrath
That Is worn by tue bIest of G I'd
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AFFAIRS AROUND ATL ANTA-THE YANKEE RAID.
ELS. &c.
MACON, Ca, Aug. I'd, lee

MACON, Ca, Aug. I'd, leG4.
The trains atlanta arrive and depart regularly
time Affairs tn their usual aspect There
some picket cing afternoon AID Smelling yesterday
which did 10 damage.
The Yankees have apparently abandoned the idea of
advance the Georgia Railroad and massng
their cep1e ard ght eldeaVorpg to work down between
the city and the river.
The raiders who cut the Macon aud Western Railroad
were driven Newna2 by Jacksons aud Harri.ons
cavalry Their advance reached Newman just alter the
rival the traiD carrying ROddys command to Atlanta
He attacked then rCnt, and the pursuit coming the
Yank es broke ana d leaving 8bout FIVE hundred pris
oners all har artillery, (x peces) and hundred
horses hands. The rest sought escape the
Cha chez, and it supposed that would be
taken Three of artillery captured from
man brought here. six buudred horses eight hun
cred mules reported 10 have been captured from the
Gov Browa LETT this morning for Atlanta. The militia
continue pour end beng sent rapidly 10 Atlanta
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RICHMOND, Aug. 3D. 1864.
Official informant received This morning of the
ture of Cen Sonean and hundred of his raiders
Macon Ga His command routed, and at las. accounts
was flying III the direction of Eatont0n.
official dispath from Petersburg states tn 4Aere
cessation Of hos:i!tiss yesterday from to
ct quest CT the enemy the purpose Of caring for
the dead and wounded. Seven hundred Of the enemy's
dead buried turned EVER 10 him for burial
twenty Of coloTs Instead of twelve,
reported captured the 3Oth.
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NORTHERN NEWS.

KICHMUND, {,
TIE Baltimore of the 3Oh ult. has been receiV
Cd Accouus from The upper Potomac are very meagre
N consequence O of military authorities, that
M mention be made IF operations, except those
cotai ing Information off 5idl charac Ii appears
Maryland.
Tn test oficl catch from Georgia. represent Sher
ran ~ steadily dsa Hiag biz EGs around Atlanta
NOTnng fr m Stonem3n
Dispatches from Gry unimportant The con-
dCn OF aft ira IT represen ed dep!orabe
aGtal laT riSidly enforced IN Ken
lucky.
The latest goId quotation in New York, 252{.
The VOTE IN kARLY'S COPRS.
RICHMOND Va, Aug. I'd.
The North Carolina troops in Gen Earlys command gave
Vance sixteen Luadred ma joritv for Governor.
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soHEDuLE OF PRICES IN FORTH oAnoLInA.

E4HE COMMISSIONERS of Appraisemen for the stat.
J. of North Carolina again present their acbednIe Of
prices to the purchasing of the
for the next sixty days, unless in the %
eumstaDces should arise to Induce alteration Every
item has been carefully revised aSd with the valuable aid
Mr. George W. Modecai they trust the schedule now pre
scented will satisfactory to both the and
people. They would respectfully urge the people
on with IL cir supplies to maintain and feed gall
ant any now assembled inst borders and 10 whose
gapantry ana iortitude under God alone
enpon nom the horrors Of revolution of our homes aud
families bV the barbsrious inhumaa foe who have con-
stantly shown they only want the power and not The will
to destroy Us and take all we have. " Wv VIZ
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AID HENs.Ck4TOR'S

THE SUBSCRIBER having been e
i qualified Ga January Term, 1864,
and Quarter Sessions fer the ccunsy
traitor upon '.he estate Of BcDj amin
hereby Requests al persons Indeh
come forT ard aud MAKE Immediate
AID also no ifiss all persons having
said esta' e, to present them to the I
within t'ae time prescribed By law
d. T.
Tale OVAL
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nEICE.

pCICE'
- tinted and having
Of the Court of Pleas
Of Dup;in, as Admins
j. Newkirk, deceased,
ted 20 ssid es; ate, TO
payment of the same ;
any claims against the
o. soriber tor payment
or else this notice viii
Admir-.
272-4t-44.4t<
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fEANO rOnGE.
NNE OF NAsaB z OCTAVE, in good order tor saie'
W Apply t. "A. ". k kan \ r.
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gotiate independently of condition for independence or
jurisdiction slavery, submitting disputed points to
fair tribunal-to Switzerland or to international
Congress, or otherwise.
see only determination Of the Administration, in
pursuing the present policy to revoutonize the
North, with the entire destruction ofrepubican liberty
VIM CORNELL JEwETT.
A SEMI OFFICIAL INITIATION.
dispatch from Washington to Northern Press
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Tbe Administration have
never bad before them for thr consideration any pro-
position from rebel authorities relating to pacfcation
is it known that any such has been received and
whatever may be the facts concerning the conference at
Niagara the presumption here is that while there has
been no formal action the part of this Government
looking to initiatoy asuTes of negotiation of peace
it is not ndisposed to hear from Niagara elsewhere
whatever prominent rbels acting as vouchers au-
horized commissioners may have to say regarding this
important subject, without, however, Ill any degree
committing itself to the consideration of any proposition
or views which may be suggested.
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CLAUBER SALTS, FLY NETS TO
RAGCD.

<<oTToE YARNs, White Lead, &Gson,s Backing, LIN
seed oil Clothes Pins, Whttemoie Cotton Cards NO
Re Whisksv bourbon Whiskey, Fine Old Brandes,
0iJ rom Gin Copperas Alspce Gloves, Sugars, EngIsh
49, Tacks Powder, shot and Gaps, Raj Irs Conars'
Sboa Thread Knives aud Avis Table Cutlery sooa, gan,
e Ply" Hand saw Mill saw, and Bastard tles, JURY
Combs atches, Pins do, &C. a. et,,,;s v.r,tv Sara
76-3t-45-It
Aug lat
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GINS Stewart and Loring slightly woundea. sens
Thau and Strobel III reported killed. are nov nu..
Gan wheeler. who reported 10 nave les snot liz
f. unhnrt .... q, ash wound In the head. Gen'l
mad bali to pass around hs ribs, but ID not DANCE
reus.
GRIFFIN, GA, July 81.
The passenee- train from Atlanta reports that Yankee
idioo force entered the town on yesterday. Rodoy
Irv happened be hand and pitched into the RAID
and defeated them with great loas, killing large mum
49, and cupurtg fsCm hundred to thousand prlS
nara IeptIenan WhI there says he counted nlne'J
% dead Yankees in place. Co. Bro willow l'rePoFeeo
lid We captared all their artillery. IL Is supposed
this WAS tbs same party who up at LoVeloys we
snued the larger portion of the Wagons taken from US
atFayettevilie.
MACON Ga. Aug. 1st, ls64-6 P. IF.
o,r oev.l rr5er Gen Iyeson attacked the my yes
- T..r ii MOO Ths Yankee 3, commanded by Ger.
S+,an we're routed aid StoUeEnan aud twenty five ON
s and abou hundred prisoners, with two pieces %
rtisTv surrendered. The Of the Yankee FORCES arg
scsfered, ing towards Eatonor iDe pureui
Continues have already been kle anu
IA trans running regularly TO Ahansa AnAlEs aHe
q net there this mUTnln :.
TLa MliladseyiLe road and city Is ua'ouchec.
COLUMBIA, c August 81, 1854.
beFa fO-n4V il a warehouse,
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49, - 49, 5s z zasssz
IN AMI AFTER AUGUST lST, 1Hg "a tn ~. W
massage Oh this Road will be Increased toot) uu,g
,bree and one third per cent. ard cha get on t"Isp'
lion of goods will be increased (6O) nifty per Gen};
BY order 80 - " - W r. r. Co.
Wilmington, N. O., July 29tb, 2sal' zH'''''a' -
State Journal copy GU
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WANT TO HIRE
= Coop ER9 who make IL barrels. No3e Dut stS&
~ ~ VAhAaDINGE G. CO.
Ano 279-3t-452E
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WE WATT TO BUY
e GOOD YOUNG MULES. Apply at once TO
q VANAARIEGE & co.
Auo 277-3t- As 1t
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WfLsaEASbA 81 CS D.,
BROKERS, a. 4RKET STREET,
DUY AND SELL ON OA4ISsIO II Bondss stocks'
- - - % 6Ra"s0' 90 273,st&45-2s
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CCLUNBIA, G August 81, ltGI.
five occurred to-day ii ONeal's warehouse, and
sro ed over go bales OF cotton, about TWO thirds OF
= insured.
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Aii-EiINoItN g &

NSiG.kkENatjN 90 CO
BROKERS, 81 ma kKET sEREET,
WILL BUY Bank Notes of any invent BACK IN the
w Contederacy. o-o ...,- O.
July %. |1o-"1%4o-Zt
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WE WAIT 10 HIRE
spN WOOD CUTTER3, to be q Dpoyed 10 safe jocall-
e1O ty in Chatham county. IL be hired by the nonn
or bslarce CT year. Hands win be well cared for. |
Ano 277.3t-45 2: |
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r.. W. NtLEAEIS sGaODA -
THE EEXr SESSION OF ny sc EOOL, II DuDln C3''
N. c., mites from Mount Olive. cnthe W. q W. g. d :
vii commence August 8h 1864. Tu uon % w. .! oo and
$40 90 per be paid in VISIONS az prices DC
war; Bacon and Lard La Hs per ID; Corn -
barrel, S. S. and 81 week IN Gaoney boaIo
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