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The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-24
81. MART's HosrITAL, BAN FRAScIsco,


er MARY's HosrITAL, San FRAScTsco,
June Sth, 1864.
MIR. WM. T. CUTTER.-Dear sir:-I have re-
eeiyed the Bourbon Whisky bottled and furnished
for medical use, by Wm.T. Gutter, Jr., under a call
Of Dr. valentine Mott, Willard Parker, and other
distinguished medical genuemen OF New York, and
have given 1t a fair trial in our Hospital, and am
pleased to say have found 1t pure article and
superior to any whisky we have found in this
try and better than most Of the Brandy sold in this
State. Please send us few dozen Of the same
ticle (as the frs) say three dozen for the present
remain yours truly.
IN. A. OACH0T, ND,
RAetIebt p yriolsr n St. NsTy's HoarItAI
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-24

06it lsee&Ns
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-24

SO vide Is the field Of
its usefulness and so nut
merOus are the cases Of
its cures, that almost ev-
cry section Of country
abouads in persons pub
licly known wEO have
been restored from alar-
ming and even despe-
rate diseases c,tt%S
lungs by its use. When
once tried its SUPERIOR.
~ over every other ex-
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-24
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the sources Of the dc:n,iiest maladies Thor
effect is TO Yitia;e all the flS Of the body, ami To-
send poisoned stream through all the channels uf
circulation. Now, what is the operation Of the PIN:
1cv cleanse the bowels, regulate the liver, bring Nh
relaxed or Irrtated stomach into u natural conG j.
tion, and acting through the secretiyt organs TIP
INF BLo1DiTsEr7 chaE e. The state 81 liz {sl,i nom
sickness to health, by exercising 4 simultaneous and
wholesome effect upon all its parts and functions.
WOMAN IN All, HER nTFET.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-24
CHAS. l.. WELLER, Chairman,
W. D. SAWYER, SecpetaTY.


JAMES JUIINSUN, OhalTn
CuAs. GILDBA, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-24

TTNlIE history Of these great Eene'."S is TIE r.
Il wonderful medical revelation thatthe world h..>
ever known. II tStabSle, tFe ail-.ltrur'a T.. :
that wherever, and in whatever shape i,'rrial d.
ease exists, the disiuirc;lug, searching AID Ar.t
properties ri the Pills fniy equal to It's ,4Jr, o
and care, and u.a;, with the Ointment. tIry are
The Great Ambassadors of Health 10
All Mankind.
This - tu' history written by one wan or ~v-u
derived from the experiences OF one IA. 1t COZ.
siSts Of a compilation Of the testimonials from I!
sick Of every c"nntTy-an uni:up-achable r".. /.
TIE Ike Of which Las never been al uced in favor If
any discovery or invention since time began.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-24
These Mighty Healers, World-Known
and World.Tried.
ARE A ROOM TO THE SICK.

The want Of a sterling medicinal to meet the Ills
and necessities Of the suffering portion Of humanity
and ore entirely free from mineral and other dclei
rOus particles, severely felt till this powcrfI
medicine was ushered INFO the world Holloway
Invaluable Pills have beronIe the H0USElIOl Il
REMEDY OF all nations. Their attribute is to PRE-
VENT well as CURE; they attack the ra,lix or
root Of ;he complaint, and titus, by removing the
hidden cause Of disease, rcnvgorate and restore
the dropping energies otthe system, assisting mature
in her task Of yi;tl and functiondry reformation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

before the severe fire Of the enemy Gems Harker WA.
killed. and DanI ACCoOk severely wounded. Our lo.. wa,
two thousand, but hold position considerably in
advance Of where the fghtrg occurred.
Congress passed the enrolment bill the I'd. 1t pro-
Vdes for the reception of substitutes repsas the commu-
talon law and requires fifty davs notice to be given
draft.
Chase on the eve CT his resignation wrote letter urU-
ing the raising of four hundred million dollars addition.
al tax this year.
The Chronicle eaa that Congress in suoh haste to
adjourn that addito nal legislation will be dgested
The Chronicle in noticing Wilson's raid says that he will
keep the railroad cut and general starvation month
or two will take the rebel capital without the aid Of Gen.
Grant.
The Yankee Senate has added an am endment to the bill
for republican form CT government the States now in
rebellion which provides that State declared by the
President rebellion shall vote for President Vice Pre-
sident The House has yet to act on it.
Nothing from Grants army.
Gold Is quoted at 235
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ter and extent of the support prepared TO Civ
him, which does not commit to bis political position
and still less compromise him to ours. To the base
lessness and absurdty of the attacks upon Governor
Vance because those who before opposed his election
willing now to >forbear that opposition, have
Mr.. HoLDEN's own recorded testimony, in his own
words copied from the Standard of the 7th October
1863 Mr.. HOLDEN then said :" If his Gov. VANcE's
enemies praise him, he cannot help and 50 long as
bis friends are satisfied with him, they should regard
this praise as the morast regards hypocrisy, as III:
tribute which vice pays to virtue" In the face OF
this, how can Mr.. HOLDEN through the Standard, or
bis right hand organ and conch blower of the Progress
keep harpng upon the fact that certain former oppo
nents of Gov. VANCE now support him?
Unfortunately for Mr. Holden the proofs of his dis
affection, not simply to the Confederate administration
but to the Confederate Government too strong to
be met by simple denial. Respectable members oi
TIE Legislature, of his party have certified, over
their own signatures, that during the session Of the
Legislature last winter, be did make use of expressions
that left and leave doubt of bis feelings and PC
sition n this respect The evidences of the existence
of secret organization of most dangerous and unhoy
character in this State which lay before readers
today, ought to give pause to all right-thinkng ard
patriotic We trust and believe that few have
into itre few, with any adequate idea of its real
character, and We feel confident that its days
bered and that under the light of exposure it's influence
and power for evil will wither and shrink away.
We know nothing of this thing personally, although
we heard talk of such thing several weeks ago. We
nave no idea that Mr.. Holden is member of it, but
we cannot reeve minds from the painful impression
left by Mr.. CHURcH1LLs letter, that 1t was in some
Way connected with or gesiQned to promote his
1t is certainly little remarkable thai the Standard OF
TIE 5h instant before US, has not word to say
about this reasonable association. That paper did not
to be when secret oah-bound political as
sociations in question. 1t did yeomans service
against the Kto,O Nothings 1t may be worth while to
mark its course towards the " ii. O. A"
Be not deceived by noisy appeals Watch things
calmly between to-day and this day four weeks and
your votes patrioticay reemen unbiased by party
watchwords by the cant of self seeking demagogue
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14
FROM GEN, JOHNsCONS ARNY-OUR FORCES
FAILIk C RAtK.


In FIELD NBAa BUFF's STATION July 4
Ia order to counteract flank movement MADE in orce
the negh hborhood of night before le
ment conducted successfully by the many character
Gen. hsrdee's corps, though in places not more
than 40 80 yards from the enemy did not begin to
until just before daylight yesterday, snd Was then
ducteu qul,ty that The enemy Of il
the evacua ion complete
Not gun fire aong ths line during the night,
cept from 4 nnesaw hountau about sunrise They halt
They advanced leaving Marietta to the left and passed
near the hltry Institute, whom our cavalry commenced
Brigade of the enemy this morning attacked said force
one uoded dismouated cavary and they were COM
We capt thrty heavy rifles and pris aud
horses. The euemy have been feeling position
day Considerable ski mshng, the worst along French
sOAErRING AFLOAT IN MIssL5 lPPI.
MOBILE July 4, 1854.
special di patch to the Register i dve, ser from
aacon, assiasippi sys, Gov clark tod d.y Issued pro
.tion calling out every bodied III tue state
p P.is fspsi h'A'0H to 81 Sn0
[sECoND Drsr ATCH.l
bARIETTA, July A. 1864.
The force Of the enemy from VloksDurg v.cni-
ty Clinton to- day, ces under Writ adams are
ultaneousiy Nalchez
lnPoRTANr FROM 1HE NORTH.
The Appeal has received the Nashville Unvn 70
The Chattanooga the lst Secretary Chase
esgned Line mad sent the Senate
nation Dav1 Todd of OHIO, Secretary of the Tres
Gold in New ork on the 5Uth, z5U
till is beUre The ankee Congress- providing for the
calling out the national forces, with the stipulation that the
Draft be less than for than three
years repeating the commusaton clause il tho enrolment
Jaw and taxing il comes provide tor the bounty.
The from Grant unmportant Burnside reVie
his nt go troops near Petersburg.
The Louisiana state archi reported to be found
buried Baton Ronge and partly taken to New Or
IeaDs
The Prospect OF peace the Danish question is
ever has made excitement The English
and French ministers trying TO effect reconc lon
Commodore Semmes puolshes in the Times jnsiifca
ton his destruction OF prizes, tie British Goyerumen
having refused admit them into their ports fer adjadl
catioa
Liverpool dates to the 18th say, the steamer Alabama
reached Cherburg th ith and landed the Of
captured vesss She would be permitted to make exten
sIVe repals.
The LoLdon Daily Neos believes that the plot to over
throw the Palmerston ministry has broken down and bee
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GETT1NG WEAK IN THE kNEEs.-H reports De true,
all lhg Sou.h has 10 Of IL cs,aosh her independence
firmly, 10 very D,rr sp4ce 'ims IS to pttserve 10
ar y. esent hab.t Oh wu.pglns 'ha 1anketS, ureo
Ir",I ~, o. nv received lIom W asAug ID, one aG
MaIf.d, Ky. lr.m Laeien ArdefSon, ooogreSsm1n
80 In,r district and at oiner a. l., esG=u, can,
lrom the notorious Enereon ElHurldge, saJirg tLst
bostities would cease next montn, o all eV1n'S n'
an armstIce would be proposed AID beggrg 'heit Fes
cr.v- friends 10 use lhor uLmJsL endsAVos 10 nave
nose States 60 with tbe NOrtl h1r'dSe says I'VE
ore wnIopedS ana Anderson that "thu preaeut Congtess
viii recogn b The Uonleueracy" lhls Is positive says
The SAyanuau Republican
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PETERSBURG, July 4th, 1885,

The enemy ia still in front all the points of the
old nes though undoubtedly of their forces have
away-probaby to thu North side of the Apo
mattox, or James River, or to Washington City.
at every point on the enemys lines huge flags have
been displayed to-day, and their bands are incessanty
playing. There has been than the usual amount Of
Smelling, ard some little picket firing to-day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14
FROM NEW OtLEAN4-- ANKEE DESERTERE--


SrEAMER~ BURNED, &c
CLINT IN, LA. Jul" 4h 1864,
NOBLE, July z h, 1864.
The Iago loaded cotton been captured
and burued by troops in Ark Insas liver
Ali registered mics remaining II New Orleans
ordered report the Provost Marshall be
yond the lines
Des yates have left New Orleans for the Chicago Con.
7ention.
Cne hundred men, dssertes from the Yankee army,
have been their way go GO TO join
the Mexican army.
Candy is organizing force of thirty thousand m.n,
either tt reinforce Sherman and threaten Mo-
bile and Demupols.
The steamer Louisiana Belle, government transport,
has been burned at he levee near New Orleans.
Gold 235. Cotton 5, 60.
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FROM JACKSON, MISS.
JACK SON, miss July 7th,

via MOBILE, Ju 7Gh, 1884
The enemy estimated 900 strong, occupied this place
till O'Clock, P. M, they evacuated, moving back
on the Clinton Road. Our their front and
flank.
severe fight occurred four miles West of this place
from daylight o'clock this morning. Sncs then
all has been quiet. No particulars received
The DANA to citizens, negro stealing, is
paIavely nothing. Negroes OF ali ages Of sex
we're carried off by apparent force. Many citizens
left without single servant.
NO damage done Il RAILROAD or Telegraph.
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NORTHERN REPORTS FROM GEORGIA.

k1OHMoND, June 80, 1914
The Baltimore Gazette, of the 28h ut, has been receiv
ed The news from Grants army il unimportaut.
In Georgia the Confederates doing very serious mis-
chief in inerceptng Shermans communic atoms On the
lsth Wharton with men, captured and destroyed be
tween Kingston and Dalton five trains loaded with sup
plies for shermsns army On the 2oth two othsr trains
were captured Resaca.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14
FROM Observation-Disclosures NEWS.

PETERSBURG, July 7th 1864.
To-day has been unusually quiet Scarcely any sharp.
shoo 81 apdlttle shelpg. The weather is extreme
ly warm and tho roads deep in dust.
Yankee papers OF the 4h announce Wilson's rading par
ty as having returned to Grants 1e but admit he sustain
ed immense loss though they claim that the results
achieved compensate for his Iossea.
The ounry ia the of Grants lines represented
filed with strsgslos and the crops entirely destroyed by
the enemys foraging parties.
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The Dauvie Appeal sAy5 the enemy loss at Staun-
ton Bridge Ia eslIm Iced two Duudr, aud hy Killed
aud wounded on rWo prsoaers taken. oar 1885,
eight LED, twentysix "ouud d. ne 1ake1 Pr,sonets
q he damage con- ~ tbe Il cnmOud AID DanvIle
Railroad is great as at Inst reported
me track wac destroyed va'lous points, amounting
in the aggregate 10 ABOUT fl cen mites. Arrangements
nave been made reay ,he ROAD with heavy hon and
Ihe COMPANY have gone to Win Vl9Or that 1t
is hoped the rucA VIII again De IN older by the ist Of
AUpust,
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SECRETARY CHASE RESIGNED, &c.

RICHN0ND, July 4th, Iob4
The New York Herald the nst says that Ar Sec
retsry Chase has resigned Various assgne-
for his resignation. His friends claim that he had deter
mined month. ago retire at the end Of the fiscal year
Operations in Gold the 3O.h were extremely Wild
Prices ranged between 24o 24s.
Lincoln his letter accepting the nomlnauon 1or the
Presidency, says the position Of the government III fe'a
tion tn the action of France dexco will be maintained
an LONG "a the sate of affairs hs leave that poaon per
tinsnt or anpIicable.
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TERMS OF ApvERTIsIna-

square, Of 10 lines OF leas each and every in.
sertion, So.
special Notices will be charged "a per square for each
andevery insertion.
Aoouaries and private publications of every oharas-
ter, are charged as advertisements
s@No advertisement rejecting upon private character
can, under ANY oIRoUMsTANCBs. be admitted
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LATER FROM GEN. JOHNoTyN's ARMY.

CHArTAHooCHsE EIVEa, july 7ih, 1854.
With the exception occasional rkTL hug and sbeliqg
by our batteries Oh baLk Turner'S
ry which responded to by ho3e of the
poste, all ia qliet aloDg tho lines
Among the prisoners brought IN to-day are COL sher
man. Gen. Aoward's Chief CT stat AID d,rly. Tne
Colonel was Captured by pickats while makNs re-,
conuoisauce Of H4es aid works.
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ERnM PETE RSRuRG.

PETERsBURG July 9th, 1854
There was brick sbirmshng alorg lines on the cen
tre and righ last night and to-day, with heavy Smelling
from siege guns at intervals.
Cen Alexander, Lopgstreets chief of artillery sghV
wounded few days SINCE is doing quite WELL Gen Bush
rod huston wounded yesterday, but did not leave
he field,
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DIED.

T. this town ON the Ii day OF Jhy, l.64, MARY h
HALL dsugh er OF simsey and MARY a. Hail. Hseu 10
tnoDins and 10 days
On the 4,h day OF July, 1864, SARAH H. months
ter of e,msey and mary A. Hall, aged Je~IS' NA'n'
and days.
Fayettevile papers please copy
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NEWS From TAG UNITED STATE

PEEBBsBCRG, July OH, 1904
The Washington Chronicle, of the Sd inst, contains
special dispatch from Kennesaw doun ain, oatso 'u"e
which ssys that severe attack de this morning oS
selected portions of the 4th and Logans corps on le
enemys crest on the centre, right and left The nsn
ed for two hours but compelled 70 give o~eA
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PRESS as 5OAIATION.

BACoH Ga, July 6'h, 1854.
The Board of Directors Of tie Press Association
day and transacted considerable business, of it i'm
porant. Arrangemf nts have been made to secure the
tra smisson of reports when ner upt exists on
the regular neR and otherwise facilitate the o5ec
the AssCciation.
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1871
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Apri Trm 1854.
Christ opher D. Hill,
IS Petition for Partition
fletou Moore and wife, Ann of Lands.
Toore AID David Wright, Jr.
APPEA HG TO the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendants in this cause, Litleton Moore and wife Ann
Score and David wright Jr reside beyond the limits q
state L. il therefore, motion, ordered by the
court that advertisement be made for six weeks
the Court House in Kenansvie, and at three other
public lsCes Dnpln county, and also in the Wilmington
1roa notifying the eaid defendants of the filing of this
on and tha unless they appear at the next term OF
his and the petition the will be taken
no c0nftSSO, ana heard eI parte as to them.
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
Inn. Gth $751;
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CAPT URE OF YANKEES IN. NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
FICHMoND, July 7th, 1854.
s reported that nine hundred Yankees surprised
and captured at Martnshug last sunday with four pieces
Of and stores Including preparations for
the fourth Of July. Taeir dinner was alao taken.
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1t said too that all those belonged to this con
could not do hat, for have been warm supporter
of Vance, and expect if permitted to live get tc
the polls in August next to vote for him again would
say to all of those who have dsu led ant
misled to come right out of this thing at Especially
to ali of them that have not as vet been brought into thu
miserable affair not TO accept of any proposition that
ought exist authorities say It is treason and
fear it E SO all Of you Who are now keeping its secrets
believe that individual is either morally or legally
boand to keep it, for the oath is wrong in itsel Do
to the Governor Of State and lay the matter
g. before him. and ask fo gveness and will be pardOned
so Mr. Editor you publish ts if you think viii d.
Q. CHURCHILL.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
CHATHAM COUNTY,
lane Both, 1854.
This is to certify that Silas Beokvh appeared before
of the acting Justices of the Peace and tor said
County, and tesfes that he member of secret
gaqzation in said countyhe object of which, he thought
was tor good to the country and he wishes 1t distinct
understood that he member of said orgapiza
tion that he led into it by bad but having left
IN disgust he hopes those in will pardon him. and
he pledges himself good and loyal Citizen never to be
led astray again.
sILAs BECKWIrH.
H COUNCIL J.P
I STATE OF NORTH CARoLlNA,)
CHATHAM COUNTY,
Justices of Peace N and for said county testyng
,h.t they belong to secret organization in said county
pu oeeVlng to be wrong. have declared wshp
with it, and they wish the public generally to
citizens their country they wish furhal
that they viii not belong any such organization and
they pledge their sacred honor honest
In anything that has tendency to Dure III cir
and they pray that the authorities Will pardon them
herear m ana no ,ney promise that they Will never
Il, COUNCIL, ]. P.
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LATER From RlUHnoND.

RICuM,ND, VA juy Ia, 1854.
Nothing of ine est has Ccouued "a nus VclAIty foI sew
eral DAYS. Tue prutrscted dirUgIt sli Continues
nmuurs are pIebtiia and stuA eVenGS are said 10 be
on Lie eve OF eccOnI siIs Ia IL.
The Yankees un<Ne have been destroying
the wheat crop aILnIu LhtIr Jeacu lLLs week.
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Il. COUNCIL, J. P.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, !
CHATHAM COUNTY.
TELEGRAPHIC
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION

Entered according the Act of Congress- year 1865
by J. s. THRAsHER in the Clerks Oce OF the District
Court of the Confederate saesor the Northern District
of Georgia.
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MERIDIAN, MISS, July 9Th 1854

special dispatch to the " Clarion" from Brandon,
says the Yankees occupied Jackson at yeste.dsy
Gen. Slocum says his obsc is to destroy the rail road and
bridges and return to Vcksburg. He has orce estma
mated at SEQ Heavy firing leard to-day between
JackRo aud Canton.
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sFEpA OE FORTH CAROLINA,


Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April Term, 1864,
James = Shine, Assignee OF l.. K.
ards and wife, Eascissa Ed
EaJd=. and Nancy JONES'
I,hn IL Rais2n aDd wife, Eliza
Baisop, Edward Wiaders and Petition for Partition
vie, Iany indeTs, Eaedham of Land.
j ,hnson Isaac johnson, James
Johnson and wife, Kitty Ann
J .hDsGn, Anna J. johnson and
adam Caraway and wife, Betsy
j. Cs,Iaway.
1T appearing to tie ga saction of the Court that tn
deieudants this case, Needham Jehnson Isaac John
Eou James Johnson and wife, Kitty Ann Johnson Anna
M and dam CRraway aud wife, Betsy Jane Caraway
II de beyond limits Of tne STATE it ID therefore, oil
-0 Od=.' by th2 Court, that advertisement be
, SIX WeCh au ceasVey at The Court House in Kenans
VI. {, and three Gther public 10 DupG County
I'D the Whining JouCDal, notify ng the said de
cams Of the fling this Petition aud that unless they
~ ar at of this Court and answer the Peii
q u Sic same viii be taken pro confeSS0, and heard e
.ttre to them. " 80
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Cls rk.
JGGe II. 9l9-3S-5t~
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Petition for Partition
of Land.
DQUAHTEaS CAPE FEAR,
WIEAIeGPON, n. O., March 80, 1864. (
f.TEETLAR y

IuIhGULAK:) .
= having bsan ascersased that traitors in our midst
We been habit # conmunica ing Information t.
the enemy through liaes the White Oak River and
pzr se all cltsSing Of these lines, except by permls
n Om these fie2 quarters, hereby prohibited Gth
s G. IN aIaLdirg posts Of this Command will ea
aid &c q headquarters ell persons infringing hls
order.
By Command of Maj. General WHITING:
JAMES Ii. HILL,
hsj. A. a. General.
aDTH 7th 1861. 28 tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

H1O Shares Capital Stock Bank Cape Fear were sold
at Auction yesterday by NJ. CRoNLr, Auct'r, for
$3.50 per Share
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[sBC Nd DISPATCH !
YANKEES LEFT JACKSON.
MERIDIAN MISS JuIy

HIsS July 1861
The Yankees LETT Jackson yesterday afternoon No
private properly destroyed The obi OF expo
dition was destroy the railroad between Jackson and
Canton. Telegraghic communication with Jackson has
oao
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FROM PETERSBURG,

PsTERsBUsG, July eth, 1884.
The situation sround this place is unchanged The usual
skirmishrg bas taken place Very little .holling todly.
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FROM JOHNsTDN's ARMY.
EHATTAuUCCgEE FL

tHATTAuULCuEE EVERI July 6, 1864.
There has been very tIe sSirnshipg day. The en-.
eny cautiously feeling their way. On yesterday they
burnt the paper mir at Boswell. Yankee Major and
ten prvatss were brought IN ttis evening.
[sBC DISPATCH
CHAT AHoCCuEE RIVER July 9Th 1854.
All is qqiet this morning Toe my yesterday burnt
dwelling at tie 1uction Of the Atlanta Deca ur Rail-
road Some prisoners brought in night, among
them Lieut.. Col. scott, Of the 10 b Inliara.