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The DreJt ia Ne,c Tork.

NEW York, Aug, 20.
The Post learns that Provost Marshals are
all ordered TO have everything ready to pro-
ceed Win the dFait by the 9TH of Sept; also
that there viii he sufficient force To comnel
the attendance of the drafted when thew arc
notified to do so.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 70.
The subscriptions to lie 7-30 loan to-day,
as reported at the Treasury Department,
amounted to $4,000
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Frcm Gen. sherislam-serere Engagement %.
TrOgress.

New York, Aug. 20.
The Times special dispatch. dated last ev-
ening, says the right wing OF Gen. .Sheridan's
line, held by Wilson's cavalry division, was
this morning advanced and met the enemy In
a severe Engagement, which was continued up
70 the time OF the departure of the train from
Harper's Ferry.
The attack was made in consequence of
movements on the part of the enemy showing
a design Of crossing the Potomac, by turn
ing movement of the right wing of Sheridan's
position. Up to the latest adyices the action
still continued.
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NAVAL ENLIsTMENTs.-A About one hun
dred persons were ready yesterday to enlist
in the Naval service. Thirty-six were accept
ed and others will be examined to-day. They
were all green hands.
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Death Of Maine Soldiers.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug 20.
The following are among the deaths i.l the
Hampton Hospital the last report:-H. w.
Davis, I'd Me. Regiment In the Chesapeake
Hospital-Lieut. W. A. Campbell, 9th Me.
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A TRopnY.-At the Merchants Exchange
may be seen sword, picked up on the field
Of Gettysburg, by Capt. E. b Dow, 9Th Maine
Battery. On the blade is the following in
scription:
Presented 10 Capt. G. ID. Anderson. by the
Bieaureguard Vols, Co. q, 9TH Ga Regiment,
On the other side OF the blade are the names
Of the msnufacturers--E. j. johnson & Co,
Macon, Ga, and the Confederate stamp.
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U. s. Oironit Oonrt..


FRIDAY.-The case of Potter VS.. Clark and
al occupied the entire day, without being fin
ished.
L. y. Downes, Esq, Of Machias, has been
appointed, by the court, u S. Commissioner.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY,

Neto Advertisements To- Day.
Gag aiti Salt Afoat-Dana & Co.
garments Repaired-J. Il. Story.
Select school.
Boy Wanted.
Propo ais for the Navy.
Auction sa'e-Henry Bailey & Co.
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We understand that Hon. WIN. ID. Kelly, of
Philadelphia, viii address the citizens of Port
land, Friday, Sept. %, instead of Hon. John
A. Peters, as before announced.
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SoMERsBr NomSATIoNs.-At the Union
Convention held at at skowhegan, Thursday,
Hon. John 5. Tennsy, Of Notfidgwock, and
Hon. d. d. Stewart of st. Adams, were nom-
mated, by acelamation, for reelection TO the
Senate of this State
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The Americans Harper's Ferry dispatch,
received tonight, snys:
" The enemy made attempts to cross into
Maryland to-day, at Wiliamsport, with two
regiments of cavalry and some infantry. AT
ter n spirited fight of some hours duration,
thy were handsomely repulsed by Gen. Aver
i'll with heavy loss.
a reconnaissance was made by Gen. Crooks
to-day which resulted in the capture of six
commissioned officers, enc of whom is colo
mel. and sixty-three privates.
The enemy still show a strong force on our
franf
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FINE PEAcHEs.-0ur readers who are fond
of this delicious fruit, will find some OF the
best in the market at the fruit and confection-
airy store Of Mr.. c. w. Lacy, Exchange street.
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NEW BooKs.-Hall L. Davis and A. Robin
son have received the highly interesting work
by Robert Dale Owen, on the Wrong of Slav-
cry and the Right Of Emancipation, published
by ]. B. Leppenco,t & Co., Philadelphia.
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House Wanted,

- Wanted by the advertiser, a convenient,
k23, cehti ally located, and pleasant house for !
-. small family, without eadren-p ession to
be had early as the middle Of 0etobeE sooner VI
posi- le. 1t must haze good water conyenlcnces,
and be well finished
The advertiser would lease such c hou Q Tor term
of years, purchase II terms suited. A two-story
cottage, small lot. preferred.
Address y. 4. q, at the Press oice stating loca-
tion. general terms, &c coRsdeatiaity.
Portland. Aug l, 1864 diff
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BoDy FoUND.-The body of the lad Tay-
lar, who was drowned Off the p. S. & P. Rail-
road bridge on the 10Th inst, was found yes
tarday morning near the gas works Coro-
ner Hall was called, but, under all the circum-
stances Of the case, deemed an inquest unnec-
casrorv
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WE regret to be compelled to say that Hon.
George Thompson of England, will not lie
able to speak la Mechanics Hall to morrow.
as announced few days since. No one more
than himself can be disappointed by the com
bination Of circumstances, impossible 10 have
been foreseen, which prevents him from fulfll-
Jog his engagement 10 address the citizens Of
Portland.
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CAsUALTIEs.-In the fight Of Reams Sta
ton on Tuesday, the LIST Maine lost one kill
ed, Jerome Bailey, and five wounded, viz
]. Fl. Barnum, Co. d, leg; J. J. A. Bean, Co.
!, shoulder: d. A. Libby, Co. A, arm; F,
Cumu ings, Co. L, Leg F. Ingraham, Co. E
leg, amputated.
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Valuable Real estate :, 1..,...

I'M Friday. Sept. I'd. at o'clock r. NJ. ON the
~ prtmir's we shall sell two undivided tniras on
'ssey homestead, with the buildings thereon, the
lot - about 81 feet on high ST. by aoout Ia fsst
tack. II Is large and valuable lot piesanf,v -
centrally located and In an excellent ne rhhors CA
The tuiidiDss are in good repair. Sale positive
title clear.
: HENRY PAIIEY . CO.. Aue,ier GERS.
Aug. 27.-dfd
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Wanted 10 Rent

hNE sitting room and two good sized Bedrootrs
- rom the middle of the month OF her next
Apply Fersol ally 1T the British Ccnsulsts No 20
EAcbsngs ST., or II BY letter 10 Ii. J. NJ, Box "a
Post Oifce. sursscodlws
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EDUCATIONAL.
GOuld's Academy.

THE Fall Tenn of eleven week. begins Tuesday
Il Aug 3oth, 1854 b. h. snow. M. A. r, inc,pal
aiaed BY full corps OF first class instructors For
particulars address the principal
X. A. FRYE. Sec'y.
Bethel. Aug. 9, 1854. eooaw
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PORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY.

A assessment of Eight Dollars per share on the
N Capital Stock of the Company 10 now Que ana
ciai street. @. NJ. DAVIS, Treasurer.
July SOth, ls64.-d0
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New xo-h afcrset.

Arrivals from City Point to-day represent
the army quiet and the position unchanged.
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Portland Acadamv.

'u'iE Fell Term will tegin September 9Th in
union Hall Free ST., opposite the Church. Pu.
nation inquire of J. Ii. HANSON, 3Ii Congress N
Aug 22-d2w -
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Casco Street Seminary.

'E'HE Fan Term : 1 this Institution will commeco
= on inesd ~ Sept. 9Th. and continue Ten weeks
~ iuf her particulars inqIi OF the Principal at
zi' cumberland Street, alter Sept. lst
Portland Aug. %, 1854 esw
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Seven-Ihirty Notes 70, Sale.

Interest semi-annualiy, payable in paper at The
rate OF seve. and three ten hs per cent per annum
Bonds convertible in three years into six per cent
hse-;wenty bonds, upon which the interest is paya
bic in coin.
The notes will be delivered here free Of expense.
The purchaser will receive the interest to August Is
II subscriptions made before that time.
Oae-,tghth per cent. commission iriH be aliored
subscribers at this Bank upon al amounts Of 900
dad orer.
w. L. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland. July 3Oth, lsc4-d&wtf
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FIthE store now occupied by e. E. Little. under
Mechanic Hall. Enquire OF
b,.s.D.., G. L. kIMBALL.
sugzo Preble Street.
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IVES TBROOK SEMINARY,
AND
Female College.

HUE fail term of this Institution will commence
u "Wednesday, Aug 3is,, aud continue twelve
weeks.
Board OF Instruction and rates of tuition the same
as in the past.
G. NJ sTEvESS, s4cy.
Stevens Plains, Aug. Is, 1861. augist2w
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b rid gton Academy,
At North Biidgton, Maine.

FI1HE Fall Term bis Institution will commence
Il On tuesday, Sert 1854.
THOs. Ii. MEAD, sec'y.
Aug 9-eod&wtd
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WANTS, LOST,FOUND


I'M tie 10th Of August, near Portland a Sic }.
~ Hatch, which the owner can receive by apniy
ing TO RIOS. l.. HALLSwORTHf No So Com-
mercal St. Boston. aud proving property
Au gust 28-dHs
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Very Desirable Re nj Estate nt
Auction.
4 N Wednesday, Sept. Z, at o'eiockf a. on ths
/prenises, we shall sell valuable property near
we Town House In Cape Elizabeth, en- the road 10
me ocean House. and E.ile from rortlas
safe OF cultivation and asmirabI, adj Dts 10 esrv
satoening. On IT is nice and hail story Cot
tase mouse admirably arranged and finished n ON
garrett 70 eeiiar good able, riaRe house God
heuse. nenery, Ac-reaIly ali new there 4 exees-
eHt water AM abundance oft. Also large mount
VI au. sueh as orspes. Currants. Goosberr, o. &C.
try. S"@A
HENRY BAILEY co Aucs'rs.
Aug 19-eod2w- then dtd
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auglIdif
Heard.
To Let.

A FEW more Boarders can be accommodated al
a % Danforth street, two doors above Bracket
Apply soon. iulys
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Farm for sale.
Prompt Collection Of Rilis.

Prompt GOFsectIOn Of BIiis.
NFERCHANIs, Physicians, Mechanics and all
WI Others wishing prompt collection of their bills,
will receive prompt and personal attention, and
speedy returns frem JACOB FROST,
junction Middle and Free SITS up stairs.
ry-Post Office address, Box l7s6, Port and. 4. o.
ReJerenees-T. c. Jersey, u. W. woodman, A T.
Dole.
augildif
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lost.

CTRAYED from the pasture of Mr.. Francis Rob-
- erfs, Westbrook. last month. a three year old
gray Colt, small size; whoever will return him or
give information whore he may be found. will be
suitably rewarded. b. calling at No. 90 Spring ST.
FRANCIS l.. EMERY.
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HOME INSTITUTE"
Miss II. G.. Prince, Principal.

fENHIS Boarding and bay School for Young Ladies
Il win reopen for it, sixth year, ON thursday
Sept. 18th. For Circs containing terms, sc.
address the Piiocipa at 81 Free ST., Port and Ne.
Aug 19--d&w1m
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Auc,,on sale Of Real estate.

II 4 virtue of license from the Probate Court Of
~ .umberland county, shall sell II public auction
b ~ land with ths buildings then con- situated Il
~ o,ner o. earl Street and Cbu Oh Lane so-caled
1paeand said lot containing about fhrfy tx fesf
1s aea,i street aud about seventy feet on Church
eyui aace.os tue homestead of the late ohm Az
rhnssa aac'on VIII take place on the premises on
inuisaAy' sep'embe, Lea, al IL O'clock.
AUG: ~ STEVENS. Admisistrator
HENRY BAILEY & CO. AroT,nsxres
Portland, July %, 1874 s sSeeni9, ~
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First National Bank.
This Bank viii convert the seven-thirty notes ma.
turing Aug. 49, and Oct /. into six per cent bonds
Of lsSi. in all the denominations in which the note
were issued, viz:-s50. sloo. stoo. an 81. COO.
W. 4. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, July 90, 1sji.-eodtf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15
FR0a The UNITED STATE8

kIGHA9HD, Sept. 18th, I:6i.
The Kew York Union Convention nominated Reuben E
Fenton, for Governor and Thomas G. Alverd for Lieut.
Governor.
The Illinois Democratic Convention nominated Jas. G.
Robinson, for Governor.
Resolutions passed endorsing the Chicago platform,
declaring be the intention of the Democrats OF aois
give their unanimous support to Mcclellan end Peade-
:on.
The Tennessee UQioa Convention passed resolutions IA
Vouring the call Of State GonTenton and the abolition OF
slavery.
The New York Eelald Of the 10h says that information
from different quarters indicates terrible battle is
pected at Reans' Station at any moments
Geld IL New York On the 4sh, 2s4s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15

become under the tuteage of Burnside ard example of
Butler the most accomplished scoundres in antiChris
tendom
The military operations of General johnson have been
mostly confined to organizing his department. recruit
ing, &c. still he has found time to capture large
Der OF transports, upwards of hundred head Of
CATTLE immense quantities of quatermasters stores and
other supplies and all with the loss Of less than twenty
men.
We hope to see this new department. under the man.
sgement of General Johnson rapidly stand, until it in
cudes the entire tate. II the change wrought in the
sentiment of Kentucky exists to the extent represented
by all accounts that have reached from the State,
the conjecture that such result awaits is not mpro
babe.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE,

T OFFER FOR SALE my Plantation in Rowan county
lying seven miles West Of Salisbury the road lead
ing 10 Lncolnton, and within four miles of China Grove
DEPOT on the N c. Hail Road. It embraces Ugh: hundred
and acres, about four hundred Of which
cleared the balance 10 forest heavily tnbered it'll oak
and hickory has ordinary yelling house good
houses ana all necessary oat buildings, also, well o.
most excellent water These lands fertile sud part G.
uarly adap wheat, oats and clover AID heg23 nt
made very choice stock farm; aud fodder nave
also been grown to advantage. would also sel VIE, u
eight good mules, two magnificent brood mares
with colts also the stock OF cattle Sheep hogs Gc ana
all the farming implements, consisting Of wagon, catS
and other farming uteasiie.
any one desiring to purchase may exeamlne the prem
application to Mr. Blair Ernes on the f@r wing
III show 1t, and the lines around it, Terms will be MADE
perfectly easy to the purchaser Address
N. N. NIXON,
Laurinburg, n. G.
Or, Col. B. B. MOOAE.
wilmington, N. G.
Laurinburg, N. c., Sept. 18th, 1864. on
Raleigh Confederate and Salisbury Waterman copy io
six weeks unless otherwise 0rdersd and send Dill TO thA
Office.
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LATER FRCn IRE UNITED STATES.

PKTERsBCRG, Sept. l., 1854.
Northern dates cf the eth aDd oh Est have been re.
egiTCd. -
EaDton elogph 10 Dix tbas the Provost Marshal
e las bcen ordered to enforce the draft without delay
AID tat a applications for its postpoaoet have been
refused
Ghordan's Cavalry is sal! 70 De broken down. and must
,fcupotGco,
GcC!eI4a's 'aos & acceptance has been published.
lsaEo follows nearly two pages of foolseap uanuscipt,
giving senopJjs Cf the Of McC!eaas letter of
acceptance. which nothing more nor lesg than
IDEAS which not worth the paper they
written upon We viii give the letter n 9u!
rooei &c "a l.souSh C01 excb&r ges.-JoU2EAL
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From the Charleston EeTcury.


A health TO Old Virginia.
God bless tbe proud old state,
SIC Se7npGr may she stand through time
The Iyrants tr0Tnilg Fate
Bareath her sod the pfQudest naEaeg
uf EArrhs past history hiaep,
Chile from her soil she noblest types
o earth born beroC3 leap
I.sag ready armed 10 work he viii
II Freedoms riahteoca cause,
The g1a; di4us III Liberty;
Religion and TIC Laws.
Health TO the "Old DomiDioD,',
God guard her peerless might!
ii0r statesmen il the cabfhet-
Hex hToes II the f. ht
Her miDistarirg angels, too
Those sunheaIna thro' the storm
That cheer the wounded soldiers couch
z gentle wen al s fern,
TIER soft hands s0uthe the aching bow
Their tears embalIn ouF dead
'.Cnr Father !" ehed thy choicest gifts
ID BLESSINGS On tbuiG head.
/ health 10 Old Virgi lie,
she's bending TO the strife,
and struggling with a giaut 3 strength
Scr all that dear to LIE.
IrcQrDate Fiends, orth Ea5t and Webt,
. Oo4th and Hell! lead on,
Their burning fug*rs at her throat
V.uud pull the Cd State d0wc--
b.: God AID truth atr Der support
Ifc1- new ia,i!Gg 3Eiergt1,
ana foot upon the tyraut's neck
Sl6'I: stand erect at length.
Then health to Old Virginia.
God bIsEs the brave old State,
sac SemD6r may she staUd through tine,
ILs = rants 1-oWnin9 Fate.
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Eaannpy Poland.

In the following wa have picture OF what our enc
mics would do TO u2 should attend their arms
like that which las rcestbllshed the sway OF Russia il
unhappy Poland
Tjmls.
The foaI gcape OF q melancholy drama was played to
an eud t. Cay.
The last cef Of the celebrated Polish National Gov
ernmept and tour OF ita 5ers died this mornning
upon tie gatoHs.
The unfortunate victims were Ronuah tranquil, a
discharged Russian colonel; kraeWaki an architect
joseph roczgsk, bookkeeper Z1linski, teacher at
the gymnasium and Jcban Jezlaranski, tax collector,
al ;ouag men, more over thirty years OF age. Original
~ TWENTY-FIVE Hlen aud four women were sentenced to
death BY tbs military tribunals but the siceroy par
doaed Seventeen Of be men aud all the women. Ii
must not be imagined, hweve that tue objects OF Count
Bergs clenency have much reason to congratulate
themselves for their sentences have been committed
partly into many years Of labor in the Siberian mlne7
partly TO shorter periods Of confinement fo:tresses In
| the SAM bleak and iohoapitable country.
The five persons were executed upon the glacis o
the fortress this morning. although pardon was hoped
for to tia last moment They stepped upon the scat
fold firmly and underwent their fate with perfect resg
nation aud comp9sure in presence Of an immense cro"
OF spectators.
TLus peEished the latest vtctmS oi 'he hijuosea an
| ill,lateu Polish rising OF 1900.
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PROM PETERSBURG.

PETEEsBURG, Sept. 10, 1864.
Til mi Z, at two ooiock the enemy massed eleven
7acas il 'front.' Fi1n7gans Harris skirmish iaes
diving two Ct lines aEd capturing some thirty prise
.er.. Gers Finas gan and Harris quickly rallied their men,
reiakrg inner shrmish lines, and capturing xty
pTso5er5 udirg commissioned officer. Our Skin
ISL 5ne To-estsblisLed distance at some points
drod y6rds at others more than fifty yards in
tse NIX Of skEmi Ou lines yesterday. sharpsho0ng
ss "a ;ais part o lao "here heretofore sort oe
;3 existed. lie prisoners captU, ed belong to the fist
brigade of tie rhird division, second corps.
rScfEf,z at interest 1t this hour.
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From The Bahama Herald

(Imitatcd from Henrch Heiae
Two eavalrymen rode to the Kapidan,
Unto their legion returning;
But they hung down their ere reaching the var,
The news from the battle fald learning.
For there they first heard the scrrogful tale
How the foe in q panic wse e sig.
Hi forces al beaten ard scattered Ike ieit
But stuart, brave Stuart was d ling.
Then one of them wept but etGurchng HFa tears,
He said To h 8 coma5e U -nin9;
Sab ! woe ig Ine - 90 tho If has,
" How feel my Old woa0ds holciGg-'
We can change It BY yirg!
Blu my heart is WRAPPED up in the v=-em"1t field.
Where Stuart, brave SGuert Ii lyLg.
Arr if should ia Il with the e-nsf's sect.
When the storm Of the battle wee" b;tes:IrC:
Nv body bsar with you - the ioEeiJ H,t
Where s;uiTt liz glory Il r=sticE.
The f.Ining red Cross 1eith IL starry b.u- s,-aG.
Shall rest uu ny heart q il DDuod N.;
Give ny g ,od riffs within iny ha..d
AID buckle my sabre around
And there will liz ard listen at?,
10 ny sentry cCffn stayi
Till | eel the numbering cA0gn3 thTih.
And tie horses traupling and ntigbiHE.
Then Ger again shall T;de 3tu45t H. bsa7e,
Mid eabres Misunderstanding a-I aEniIl0g
And lh rse al sponeG up Of L1y grave
For Stuart. brave Stuart sill f54.i~g.
Nassau, aug. 80 b. 1864.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15

NARROW ErCAPE-llr JOHN Ii. Wi1ifee, Of Bruins.
WICK county, made very rarToa escape from death
short lime since lie wss returning home and was
overtaken by thunder storm. A fash OF Light
ming knocked him eff his horse and he lay stun
ned on the ground for an hour. Upon his recovery
he found one haif Of his face peral!z3d the hear
ing OF one gonp and one eye severely injurtd.
That he Casualty was D0t fatal he attributes 10 the
heavy which falling at tho time, AID to the
copious bleeding from his ear. We hope that bis il
jufies are but temporary, and that be vii soon recover
tIola Misunderstanding ErprcSs.
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FROM TEXAS.

Housion Texas, Sept. It'll, via Mobile Sept I2th--Gcn.
Ragtuder has been placed in command OF District OF
ATEa2sas Ger. Walker Of Tyxas ard Gen. Buch1er of
louisiana.
July 3Oh. No hostile foot treads the soil CT sxas.
at the recent election Gel. Roberts elected Chief
Justice, ami probably Hon. K ResVes Associate Judge.
Moore holds BetaVeot is attorney General. c. Il.
lers All quiet IN military matters.
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nea.cr:. RnAno 81 sE..N.. ..r..1..a

= IiTI. J
LaARTIE5 interested hereby nohlsd I'll. .hs a.l
Of officers appointed ITO iut, ana report
the Justice aud The amount # stut FIT al ri slaves
Which have been impressed b. -GtGor e. a.
GLdcr Stare laws, for the as he Guu-Gf+ta Govern.
meEt. aud while engage 70 ibaEaE u4 iua pubic de-
FENCES have es3apeQ - III cncmy Of did Il c a,a5,.J
dise asses, which have liter .he di7GhaIgr rcs1ina IA
tally, IS org 3uIzed al Richmond, uLd iii. adly
ne 1t, toe 18th instant, begin its r4pul2r
Evidences CT o@ECrahp. Of the I.CL O. u,siru', %.
he age sOUHdBess and C IL IT. tie 'lagISss-
me Ut and Of losa OF Ire slave III her Dy ec%pe
death. WITH ne circumstance oe. W. taa IGps5
accompany tis claims
All the facts n1s, be .er fort, u, lad verified b. u
ut o. competent win
Claims, hus Authenticated and a:p6 7 ~ "H',..s7
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box /, 40, li,3rnond, Va,
April 25th l95tI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15
EnHhi GENLEtA.
EAClN. SEM. 10. 1861.

hAClNi bepl. 10, I66I.
sham. has ordered every willie and Child 10 Lave
Atlanta uhiI Heoks. Thoee taking be
Ncrl If ha feEeUBsce iTeF, aid the tal8uce to
into uGs. flag OF has he5n received by
Gen. Road tTCIn ShCaC, in which III" latter proposes
amatica 3aye tho purpose of carrying out that
order ca Hoo accepted the proposition bat denoun
Ccd The U5dcr. Tie arnisct commences next Monday.
Gov Brown ss gore the front for Inc purpose Of max
INK proysOHe tie Iudigcnt expected from Atlanta.
The Cha,sn2 ga Gazette has dispatch from Etsadaan
claiming .Juc hcc!er's force had been dispersed.