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Ttt5 3E&t. I&&E Xe4-,
Prime to extEh quale t9se9 % a. eaaod
Aknlum TO prime ....s........-.. !xA1I3 A01aI5l

Frorn tie abova tab1e It viii hsessen that n,Ks
have declined du1ieg thA wssk, tas ~ salss nAds
logs. Thezn however. but little dependeo "a 70 be
placed upon any tgursa that~eou1d ba supplied. a.
tnsse arc ns4zly enc hs Of tho hoxs Ye:e,Tsd dur.
irEthe weak in the 1arda thls evening unsol4-v1th
no buyers It any price. Ths reduction that VII
probably be maee when these ara fold easnos n
psfaent be eatirated. =
From tbs above tabls OF tho comparative rs4osa
yaad this ysar and last, II viii ba seen that ss!st
at4.eseEt ti1haf than they were then Ear TO lby on
primo 10 extra qualities Sy5h2a.as- ca medium to
prime s1.51-and a common qualities 4s1-QAoa.
Ths1e Il plenty at toou for further deolins, With
, 1864-10-03
Chicago Gribn,tf.
BETTING AQA1N.T KH9 QOVRmN-
WkN r..

BETTING A0AsM:T KHG oOvgnN-'
The past reok h.s been ono Of iutense e1.l
element In Chicago. This fail In gold. and
the conseeuent7 sweeping away Of "m.r-
GINS" the draft In Cook county the con.
tI1ucd military success.s Of the Union ar
miles; The suspension Of psymcut OF thrce
banke, and thepn on several others by DC.
ppsatoIs; the hA1y decline In sheprices Of
grain Al cattle, dry goods aud groceries,
all occurring during the closing days Of Sep
teubes, made the. week one long to be re-:
,,nembstxd. ,--... =
:. It b ssranec spectacle to Gee financial
coni ulsIon grow out ct The increasing
strength aud solveucy of the Government:
Tho f,u in gold is simplya rise in the value
Of grcenbacks. Gold remains stationary, !
bnt the purchasing power OF th: legal tend :,
ers Is enhancing. National currency which
flye weeks ago Was worth but thi1ty.eicht
cents In epln, is now worth f3fty.tive cents.
The splendid victories achieved over tho
rebelnon BY Farragut, Sherman, Sheridan,
ard Grant, have wonderfully strengthened
the popular ialth in the speedy downfall Of
the shareholders reyolt. Ard tho so-called
decline In gold and silver Is the visible mani
hstaiion o1 t9,s cennosuco on Inc part OF
the people. AZ eeoeFal efcoiss are aaSanc'
ing. Bonds so9anee IN eolo Vaue In the
same ratio ~ !ega tenoofe' But most other
stocks have declined. -:
Why, then, is 1t, that banks are breaking.
szd merchants. are crippled or faillugr Bc
c,uHe they Ind not faith In the stability and
selveIog Of the1, Government. Some wise
~ msn thought that gold was going to 800
before Wfnter: .eome (Coppefheads) said go,
acd operated Oh that hypothesis. When gold
vas 200, many merchants bought' goods
largely, predicattd on that figure, and many
produce dealers were seized with a mania for
buying ahead, ard bankers made advances ON
mareils, In rnnny Instances, thAt have proven
too narrow. >
"sellfng short" Is no more nor less thsn
gambling. 1t ts an anshsc and inegitina!e
mode q doing onsiness. 1t betting on
, 1864-10-03
Il Cattle Mnrkc1-8ept %.

The reatop why 9dAss' sn!pmtftsfrom 0sVego aad
II da1s m RuA ato taktn II sRat It takes boass
these periodic to reach Now York from tht.e places
rktpect1ys1E.
, 1864-10-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day. 80 brls; ship
PED, 7s1 bf!s Aarketdu!l end declined 2asc r gal
SasswsEc: 1eo hhts nt 81: 30 hhds IL $I63 la0
hhda ca9atEy g1 e It slAo: cl0ain9 1n4essisd.
kNATHEK-1he Mafkel to 6tlll TerY quiet. Or
deJs b linitedto pfeseuJ vsnts& D3mesric les
sser IN tm% :uppiI. with snxu s1ocKs on hnad Fo18
e!En iestnsf dnus With srsong downward tendency.
, 1864-10-03

Th0 y<ceip{7 Of He9f EAttle CoANn09 Ix"Kee Feae6
inF about 5ese hesd lhls week. and tho Market was
dull saa fully lc \ lover, stth ytsJ litffe dlspo-
tram 191s 10 sls.oe fer c7nmon TO pr1e, including
few extra quAltf It sa 17,ts tho W ns. Some
co were LEFT over unsold
Hofs aSo stAkdy and 2.To sold 1t ffox s.a.ue u
x2t.t0 the ITO IA nott according - condiuoa.
, 1864-10-03

(From Our Own Ccr1espondent4>4 -
:. JHxexIy111z, Iestsy Co.. sepk- =. 1854.
hare lately trave1sed region i1nocent
Of railroads and telegfaphs, and have been
dependent upon the old fashioned stage. :.
coach for convey anco for myself, and upon
the mails for tbs transmIssioRo of what little
your readers thank their stars that they are
thus spared tho petusal OF voluminous dis
patches. ard still moro volumtnous letters,
but there sre soma things that wish to tslk
about, and am strongly tempted 10 do It
from JerseJville.> -, - -"
NOTES or TRAVEL 80
Tie histb1J Of journey from Quincy to
Jack sonyille Offers nothing Of in1erest to Of
dinary newspaper readers. The only ftlture
that interested me was the fact that on the
train that reached Springfield we're many of
the men lately drafted from .Woodford
county: There were. some Union
men smong them, and the5 stood up boldly
tor Lincoln and the Government, nut tho
vsst majority wero Copperheads and went
for Mcclellan OLe OF the former called for
cheers for "old Ahe,". but these were en-
tiru'y overwhelmed BY the vocltesous cheers
that bust forth ioz, JET. Dsvis and s'Ltttle
Msc~",
TheWoodto,d conscripts were largely in the
substitute business Each mothers son Of
them had snugly tucked AWAY ia capaelous
pockets, tho conventional notice " ofssho
tho dlatt rendezvous It Springfield, and each
had his pock cts lined with greenbacks, mora
or lees aoundantly. With which to purchase
substitute when he reached Springfield.
Some had taken time by the farelock, and
securtd unto themselves stfnppfng ting
esIs:" II you'd hsve made mule laugh to
tmbued with love Of tho dusky children Of
Liam noticed one man Particularly, who
Vas body Enafd to likely 3oung African.
Mhsneyer ssmbo moyeo, hts dear conscript
, 1864-10-03
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND NDMANUFAcTO3x.
63f Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES Sc EVANS.
fsueees,css 70 c. Il. JACKSON COY

ruz sals oJ a.axx.sh ara dealers IN ssss1 torzp
RMWs bare 4,seontnusd tne nanutscs1rs oi -
xasn .. seyeatJ.ave ssnt s1s: ~ dolas nossss' Y
tosnSaree. BED tet ET1so ons DeAiArs u ca Nd
sGWTNnntf Of each bott1g.
taseES411-NAT.1d7 11A&p E1ssk caaeaeas n
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Id. IN8t HeWs..235G
:. ~ - AAullla 940
Vanilla Rops-:... 1s09a
Manila Hay Rops. 1ed
MAfll04- ssss...s.@tat
G241 eo1d.,. ..,.,.&kR$ao
0AKum. : S5o39,10
hd1p..%ss.sss.s4,~.14Ss4SC
, 1864-10-03

deYasa Receipt With I fsir O..
dy and unchanged. M quota :
;. e+.s%A~s..A.% l.HN4 n
9U.%%s+~a-sss.A*s.s J. 1W4l 80
0H-+s% et.Aeh.s4 ID HE83 "a
ct - ecnesaily oulet, w4.A NJ
QxofAlcn& L1n4H0d YerY d9ft.
b = downward tsuAs1ty. vi
, 1864-10-03

To!al.,..,... ...,....1 Aa~1tS
. p ANfn wHEk Hft.3TE
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

WE VIII gndeavor to keep constantly on
w hand Cloth; which We win give in ex-
change for Wool upon the following terms
We will rate our common heavy DEANS at IS
cents per yard, orr medium grade Essinet at 81,
and our extra 6ne Merino Hstinst at 81 .25; and
will allow 80 cents per pculd for good common
Wool washed, and 623 cents per pound f6r Me-
fluos washed. II wool II brought TO us unNash-
ed,.we will invariably make q deduction of S35
per cent for the common wool, and so per cent.
for merino.. We will endeavDr to run our coGn-
Try cards 10 usual, and VIII card fuf the eighth,
or TOR supplies at old rates. or for onereighth of
the market value Of wool III money. e
Address Marion, smyth county Va
ss A. THOMAS s. SON.
MAY ia. 1e64-4m
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From Gen. Lee,s Army.
R1cHxoND, June 9Th.

R1CHx0ND, June 9Th.
Headquarters, 4th, 8 p. M Secretary 81
War.-Last night after date Of my despatch,
Breckenridge and Finnegan were attacked by
the enemy as they were preparing TO fe.es-
'ablish skirmish line enemy soon repuised.
Immediately aftsrTard an stack was made
upon Hbke's 'front.' with like result. Up to
the time Of writing, nothing, has occurred
along the lines to day, except skirmishing. -
At various points the position Of the army is
substantially unchanged.
R. E. LEE, Genl.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BARRIE FIELD NEAR GAlKEs' MILL,
Junes6, 1854.
There has been unusual quiet so.day.-
Both sides seen 20 observe the sabbath. Only
occasional sharp shooting. Last night about
8o'el0ck the enemy made : feeble assault in
front Of FiAneean's, which was easily repuls-
ed. Little else Of interest occurred yester.
day. On Friday night Hoke and Nahone on
the right advanced their lines some distance,
in order TO establish their line Of skirmishefs,
during which Gen. Disadvantages horse was
shot under him, causing Gen. d. To be severe
y bruised ID the fall The enemy also made
an s,ssanls "a Eield's and part Of Early's corpe
late Friday evening. Both we're successfully
repulsed. Our losses in fights during. the,
whole time did not reach one Thousand.
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| WIRGINIA:--At Rules held in the Clerk
| Y 0face Of Tssewell Circuit Court, on Mon.
day, the 9th day Of. May, 1854: SIS
John Mahood and james Manhood, Alexander
Mahood, Stephen Mahood, Stephen Rhudy and
Cynthia Ann his Wife, Jesse Pesry and Argslins
his wife, william T.. Rosenbaum and Stephen 4.
KosenhAum, the Last thres Of whom being In
tants, sue BY James Manhood their next friend,
Complainants,
Vi.
Robert N. Downs and Mary his vita, Eliza-
beth Mahood and Mary Mshood, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit ID to have partition Of
the real estate Of which Jsmes Mahood, deed,
died siezed. And It appearing from IN affidavit
MED ~ tho cause, that the defendants, Robert
n. Downs and Mary his wife, are not inlabl-
tants Of this Commonwealth, It 10 ordered that
they appear here within one month from ths
due publication Of this order. and do what h
necessary % protect thsir interests IL this suit
A Copy Tcste,
P. r. SPRAcHER, Clk.
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$500 REWARD.

STOLEN from the stable Of the Subscriber,
y near Glade Spring, nine miles East Of Alb
ingdon, on the third night Of May, a Brown
Horse, seven years old, seventeen hands high.
heavy name and tail, rather sxabed, p small
star IN his forehead, a scar under the chin,
caused By distempsr, and PAGES rather sluggish,
nd was, when stolen, In very good order. I
will give the above reward for the horse and
thief or one hsndred dollars for the horse, ror
Hny Information by which can get him.
MAY 90. 18G4--4t JAS. GRANT.
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81 6800 REWARD,
I'D AN away from Mrs. Mary Price, three miles
III South Of Glnde Spring Depot. May 18TH,
Ben and Harriet.
belonging to h. n. Price. They took With them
. large sorrel mare, rather thiti IN order, very
fine PAGER. 4
Bon 10 q thick set fellow, quick spoken, quite
black, and has scar on his forehead, II Or %
years old, and net tall Harriet Is tail ord slcn-
der; not very black, quick spoken, and % yesys
old.
The above reward viii be given to any one
delivering them 1t Marion, or conhnipg them In
taf and conveying me intelligence 80 may get
them, together with the mare, Or 5000 without
her' y. N. PRICE.
Marion, Va, May 81, 16e4-tf
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A NORTHERN OPINION.

The New York World, of recent date, in
iepeaking ofthe matters in Virginia. says:
S Il Lee saccceis in beating back Grant, or
keeping him at bay, a. he has dpne heretofore,
all the sahfdiety movements become eosthless
anda waste Of valuable military power. The
dread issue is yet 70 be decided, and between
tho two great armies. SO far, Lee has Kept his
great antagonist 1t bay; end If he is successful
for the next two weeks As he has been for the
Hast twelve days, this last campaign against
Richmond, and the chief rebel army, viii have
been more siagnAt because . larger and more
imposing failure then any that has preceded it.
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OBITUARIES

II YIiflod Ia thn A-..i. n "A I'D
= sne pe1e @ ,ne IN ult nsa
pu esy,san,n Scur e. h1use; MT; JOSEPH u. "a
Yes. Of his NOE. S''eAs' - 'nS ~
Amotc tie mai,y yout,,fu, ,,..o.. IL ~.
fallen IL this great struggle far oa ;hstt H ns
independents none dtserye ~ ,snra DIssos a,,'
fiention, mono will be moro regretted by com
tadfs and friends than the subject Of this notice
When The tocsin o. var first sounded through.
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From the southwest.

This morning, the steamer Donnegnn, in at
tempting to run tho blockade, was capturud-
cargo assorted. n
The operator at jackson reports, on the an
thority OF Captain Evans, commanding scouts,
that Marmadukc is blockading tile Mississippi
river above and below Grecnyille, with ten guns.
His force is large.
He has destroyed three transports, burning
two cnrgees, besides crippling three ganboats
and other Transports, among the latter the Ma
rion and Fairchild. One gunboat, one hospital
boat and four transports are between the hat
tcries, and cannot get up or down.
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. OFFER handso1e rdFard FOR Information
u Of three valuable Aorsjs, belonging 10 Capt.
= G. Contri, which we're fnt 70 Georgia some
time since, to Gen. Mrgn's Command, and If
forwards ordered bak Il Virginia. One 10 i
splendid black stallioi, oAe ., Lay mare, and
ono a sorrol marc. a soldier by the name Of
Clindestock, think, hadthem III charge.
GE0|N. SANDERS, in.
Juno 8. l664-4t
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300 REWARD.

ID AN sway from the sutseriber on Tuesday
IL night last, Negrs Boy by the name 81
Madison, about 10 yssrs old, about feet 10
inches high, dark compIexien, slightly pock-
marked, and had on dark Jeans Coat, yellow
pants and gray cap. II. formerly belonged ID
WiIIoughbt Munscy, Of bee county viii give
tho above fewsrd for bis cohfnement in any Vii
IN the State, 20 thst = get him,
Dec. IS, 1864 D. G. CLARK.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

Appointments for Good Hope Circuit.
Ma1wells School House, Sunday, June -
Valley Meeting House,
Funeral Of Miss JOANNA WARD, ~ -
Melrose, - o6
Mrs, Cartcr's near Camp Ground, !" July 10
81 ss<.gS GEO. TX. RARR Gnvt aS5
Jnne 10, 1864. sc
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NOTICE TO CONsCRIPTs
OF the 18th COux,l f1fatrfcf

~ r. (
| A IL persons liable to military daty, whether
a under rrevioue, or the lie leRislation ~
Congress, will report thcpselv M for enrolls \
and examination, at the places and on the |ya
liked ~ the annexed notice Of the Exahin16x
Board. This notice includes
lst. All persons between the ages Of Is ard
40. who have not heretofore been enrolled.
"a. All persons between tho ages of Is aid
90, who have been examined and exempted,
whether temporarily or permanently.
3D.. Al Of the reserve classes,j e. between
the ages Of ~ and 10. and AZ and SO; whether
enrolled heretofore or not
w. Allpersons heretufcfs exempt by law Of
Congress, whose exemptions are revoked by
virtue Of the new military bill approved l7th
new law.
Och. All male free negroes. and ether ftss
persons Of color, net including those free under
the treaty of Paris Of 1908, or under the treaty
Of Spain Of 1917, between the ages IT IS and
80 years.
n. Bs--This clnss VIII report on the last day
Of the examination tn each county.
This notice includas oil pcrsons of any of the
above clasfes, whether residents Of this or any
other portion Of the Btate, or other States, and
oil persons who havs been ut any time discharg-
cd from the army.
All the laws and regulations applicable to
deserters viii be applied to such persons in thu
cl6sses shove named, who shah fail orep6Ft a.
the plness Of rendezvous, or wh0' shall desert
after enrolment. 3
y. B. BALDWIN, Captain
and Enrolling Officer 9th Cong District.
The undersigned Examining Board for the
18th Congressional District. do hereby give no-
tce to oil whom i may concern that the. have
appointed the following places and days for the
examination OF ccnscripts in the 18th Congress
sioiial District In pufpaahce Of the above notices
and oil exemptions heretofore granted Are RI
veked and q REORGANIZATION oyalsred. a. 81
This includes oil persons between II and 5Os
except those detailed for Government contrac-
tors.
Wythe County. at Wythsyille, on the 10Th,
l7ih and 16thMay S. 81 taigy
fasexell County, Of Iazewell Court House,
on the 23d and 24tl May .3.' IS
Bland County. at the Grab Orchard; On the
9th and 18th May. Is
arsysoD County, at Independence, "a the 1st
and cd June.
washington County, at abingdon, on thslslh,
and 7th jtne.
Russell County, at Lebshoh, on the 9th, 10Th
and 18th June. -
Scott Counsysat Nstillville, on the 18th, 18th
and 16tts juno. s.
snyth County, Il Marion, on the 10th, .slss
and ed June.
) y. Il. Waikiki; enrgeen.& Priest,
JAMES p. HAtiMET, M. D.;
/. A. Il. PAINTER. N. d,
Examaseg Board.
D0r TO be Inserted in ali the news papers
In i3sh CongT District until 18th June.
April 49, i8B4--7t d. BIB
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June ., ltb5-AW lis
V1RGlNlA;.sAt Rules held In the Clerks
oflice Of the Circuit Court Of Tssewell ooun.
y, on Monday, the 9th day Of May, 1864:
John K. Stephenson and Catharine his Wife,
formerly Catharine oney and Zaohariah p.
belcher. Complainants,
Jal,os Oney, William 2. Oney, John opey,
Elisha Oneys Creed Oney, William F. Oney, and
the nnknown heirs Of Sarah Deskins, decd, vile
Of Christopher Dcskins, formerly Sarah oney,
Defendants,
IN CHANCERY. as
The object Of this suit is to hare partitiun or
the real estate Of which william Oney, decd;
died seised. And II happening from an affidavit
fIcd In this cause, that james oney, Elisha
0ncys Greed F. 0ncy and William r. 6ney, are
not inhabitants Of this Commonweslth, Il Ii or
dered that they appear here within ono month
after the due publication hereof, and do what Is
necessary to protect their interests In this suit.
A Copy.--Teste,
p. r. SPRAGHER, elk;
June s., le64-4w - =.
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. q - =. .. q 3. htCHMONo, June II
The N. z, Trihune Of the 2sth received.
All the Fsnkae wounded in FrsdsricksSurg
except 240 hsys been removed, preparatory to
eyacuating tho city.
Joshua R. Giddings dropped dead ut Non
zeal the 1th.
Nosby's men destroyed an the block houses
and bridges from Union Sfilf 10 the Kapidan.
Nothins of interest from either army.
Gold 1861
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MOTTO E.

II HEREBY warn al persons from trading for
III Bond executed by myself to Peter w.
Wampler, for the sum Of $4,000, on or about
25th july, 1858. have rendered the sid
Wampler current funds In payment Of the note,
and he has refused to receive the same IN pay.
mont OSCAR r. STAIR.
MAY %. lees-4w
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From Een. Lee,s AZ nay.

The sperdtioss on Wcdnesdoy end zkursdrx-
Reapy fehtiAg yesterday iunkecs bodily sodip
ped ritA heavy loss.
srcaH's FAna, juno 2.
Gen. Hampton fought Wilson'S division O
Faakee eayalr5, near Ashland, yesterday, de-
Tasting and pufsaiag 1t oyer three miles, and
capturipg some IS pfisoncrs and 800 horses.
Our loss il es situated at 75
The enemy during the day yesterday, assanl.
ted oar lines 1t various times i'll front Of Heth's
and Kodcg Divisions, and Anderson $, corps, anJ
we're handsomely fepulsed each time
About dark yesterday three divieions of the
Sixth Yankee corps Assaulted Hohe's division,
cansing Giingulsll's North Carolina Brigade,
Tor = whileto gise way. bat Colqaett's Georgia
Brigade, quickly came TO its assistance, ard ne
covered nearly all Of the ground Clingman lad
!. lost.
Our loss vas not ovcf 200, and we captured
about so prisoners.
good many Of our men are missing, bit it
is supposed that they win come ill.,
This morning the enemy were fonnd to have
abandoned the ground in FRONT Of Gen. A. II.
Hnps corps, stretching from Atlce's nearly ID
the Mechanicsville fNrnpike; when Wilcox d
administers were pushed forward and brought
ID about 100 prisoners.
This evening about o'clock, Gen. Ewcll
fanked the enemy en- the llechanicksville turn
pike, on their right, capturing over 100 prison
ers, including ten commissioned officers, mostly
from che I'd 9th, 18th, 10Th and 18th regiments
of regulars ia the oh corps, and at 7o'clock Gen.
Ewen had taken three lines offthe enemyS
breast~orks:
Our loss wss notheayy, but among the killed
was the bfase Gen Doles of Georgia
SECOND DISPATCH.
RIcHNoNb, Jhns 8. So This nscrning wns u.h-
cred in by loud reports Of cannonading north OF
the city, centinnhg until 10 O'clock About
noon i VAS scsrtained TINT the enemy had at,
tackled or linespn the right With desperate en-
orgy, bnts had been rcpuised with ease,
The assault was renewed severxi times WITH
fresh troops;s VIII. it Is supposed, were drunk,
but every ATTEMPT to break through our lines
was fepalsed. ard the purposes Of the enemy.
were filled.
Gen. AntieFHsn commanded on our right and
Gen. Hill in the centre, but only portion of
the latter's forces were engaged.
Gen Early commanding Ewellss corps on THE |
left, stacked the enemy in his front md drove
Them some disthhce.
Gen. Lee was at Gaines Mill this forenoon in
good health and excellent spirits.
President Davis and Gen. Bragg rode to ths
froptfhi afternoon.
az the accounts received from the field are
decidedly favorable. They all concur in repre-
SEEMING the enemy's loss in killed as very heavy,
andpars as comparatively light
lieut. 1000 prisoners were captured.
among the casualties on our side are Gems
klkland and Lane of North Carolina wounded,
thu latter severely.
The tranquility 81 Sunday prevails in this
city
Seven hundred prisoners arrived at the Libby
Til afternoon, who were captured Yesterday.
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$500 REV
DAN away from the subscriber on Saturday,
IL the 10th Of May,
= Negro hoy
by the name Of Andrew. lie Is black, about
feet inches high, "a years old, and thoughtsto
be gone to Tennessee will give the above re-
ward for bis delivery to me near the Broad
Ford, emyth county, Va, Or S100 II confined
20 get him again. G. ]. SHANNON.
June 9d. 10(}A-tf
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Married, on tho S1st uit., at the residences 81
the brides father. johnson county. Tenn. by
the Rev David Kitsmiller. Capt. Deuxs, OF tho
9Th w. Cavalry. and Miss NoLLIs "A. r. Wac
MIR, daughterpf Mr. Jacob WaRner.
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BriilIant AGaif near savanna
The Enemy Rcanl,ed u FYerda.

SAvAnKAH, June Sd-The Yankee steamer
Water Witch was boarded and captured With her
entire crew, after . desperate light, early this
morning, by detachment from the Savannah
squpdron.
Lt Pilot Who led our men, was killed, togeth-
ct With few others.
The enemy have been repulsed at Baldwin,
florida =
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hlCHMONUp June .. !
Adyices from the Valley indicate the enemy
moving in the direction OF Stanntou--our troops
unable to prevent their nJyauce.s 1tis report.
ed that Staunton is already occupied BY tho Yam
KEGS 98
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VlNGlNlA,.-As Rules held In the Dlerk.s
ONCE Of Tssewell Circuit Court, on Mon
day, the 9th day of May, 1854:
Augustus 8. peery, Complainant,
vs
William i, Davis, Defendant,
81 IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit Is to recover Of the de-
tendsnt, debt due to complainaat. And Il
appearing from IN affidavit hled In this cause,
that the detsndant 10 not On ihhabitAnt of this
commons ealth, II ID ordered that he appear here
within enc msnth from The due Fertilization Of
tlis order, And do what Is necessary to protect
his Interest In this suit
A Copy.-Teste.
P. Il. SPRAcHER, elk.
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s1si t<%R ARHIc.

EAtersd according to act Of Congress the year
4 1853, BY ]. s. THRAsHER, in the Clerks Office
Of the District Court of the Confederate States
for the Northern District Of Georgia.
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