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luiereatlnA from tirttula.
The Richmond If-patt A, of Saturday, contains
fnrtbt-r deiadi of tn engagemeuf at Beibtl,
butler addii'ootl fact* or ioCidenta of interest.
Kr.-O the corresgondeocnof the PUfalc*weeu'd
tbe fu'loWing i'.eois of lofceei.. At Norfolk,
Fs.rtan.oatb, and the various jmitita of detonne
*e* thr L xajcit river, ever’ >• v. e wont to be
quit, aud 00 notctaeiAs es hi(*rrt Ua-1 taken
piaca. x-ett -ra from alaima:vus■ Jotiition, dated j
Klh, rspert LOtbfug worthy of n*>3, N* newv of
icterani fr -a. liarpe.-’a Ferry tu toe :6th. A let
ter frugi llamptoti, and i„n uepredat.ona and
outrages toiaro tlef by the Federal uoops at and ‘
ia the vicinity ul Fortress Horn or, lays .
These depredations, however, ate oow being
cl.ecsnd t-v feouietolng a iit.lc more aubtantial and
i Hective tbaa paj.ei procUn.a'b.oa. As most of
Odr military tore* t neci-w -nlt occnpjrd at Vk
w,wu, a -me citilcoa are urg**.uiOg guanlla par
ttem They have already aiilfti tour, and worm ed
•od naksu about a half dot u prisocers. Day be
fore yeaterdav two of our men surprised <-l“ad
of auoc*. twenty, abnt two of then, dead, and put
tbe real to thgb!. Thi* was ttb.u half a mile cf j
tbrir c*snu ai Newport
FajrtaX C. H , June !.nh, litt.-fijoee toe
l*le attack notde 4>? tr.-e tatOtJ 00 *fi*
hr* bwD geitiug up at to mud *h<* ‘*
erv aoordlag. We tori into I::e with Kuapeacas, ,
Ae ,00 a u <l aland too- tor a c-up.e of hour., pre
ped to giw* tb Ape’s fi rOioga a train, recap ,
boa taca.t tberthoiild re tue he-t rasaotti., if 1
aa attack is o-ade at >lllll be eurpruu <1 hae utit j
•oldlcrs. were c 6 to* Ist ;:ihJ. Our scout* weut
veUerdar w.lfcio fit a.dag cmarie •>i tbe tDCB/i
dam None us tbeir eoouta could be t,sco.
Oa Sunday laurnmg last, e were aroused by
reports ot geiis 1l diAtauce toward-. Alexau- 1
dria. In two or turea ima-ates every mau was iu- ‘
in uue, prepared to contest cir rigtta to tire last
The reptrts proved, tp our sorrow, to be a false,
alarm.
Lexington, A a., June 15.—A tew mornings;
Slue* oar town was thrown into excitement by !
the er.nouneemcnt that tbe enemy designed mak- i
itg a sudden artack, with a view to secure lae j
arm* contained in Vbe Arsenal at this place. The !
newe *pre<l tapidly through lire ct unify, and at ,
as rally hour ‘he* stalwart tnuuctnineere were ‘
sees gathering hr t.-mf,‘ ,a ia Lexington, armed I
wun rifles, f*.s ht jt-piee- , anducfi other Uestruc
te weapons as they >wio secure. A courier was J
dtapalr l .. and >1 tHa and rssiji.n of the Greenbrier!
tka.iiißmp. .. pnaga—wlHch place, it was ru- I
ruort J, ban been buri be the cnamy—to aecer
tain it tb report ws> en:rt'.l_ In the meantime, i
thi utmost activity p.-uia.lud amongst the citt- j
reus, wbo were soon prepared to give Lincoln's *
mer'i nines a wanu reception bad they dared j
pobulo be sob q f no0:8 Rockbridge by their foul
tread. The report was. however, soon rontradio- !
tad, and to due tit..- tbs crowd returned in tbeir
raspect ire homes.
LTffcMKrito, Vs., June It Our Hotitbem
netghoora suit cout cue to pour in, am with u th- i
ra which reached here jester day was Fir.t Kfle I
Ke/roea; of Alabama, well armed and equipped |
ID every reaped. They w>m luto camp ut ibis
pace. The stream 01 tncD pouring in i so con-‘
tmuous that it is a wonder to all where eo many :
come from. Ia Mississippi tbe rnsii to arafs is so j
(treat that men have to e draft f ‘d to stay at boine. ;
Another Liu:i;iua Regiment arrived this morn’
ing
WIPCBMTtR, June Last Friday, Sat
urday, huoday and Monday mornings presented
out among the most mar ial appearance* which
baa been witoesaed in W i.chc: tor niece the tun
inenremeut of ihe campaign ii„: Tejueeeee and
two Georgia reg meats eiwited much commenda
tion; although wearied by travel, then bright
eyes and cheerful hi arts ;-,dicati-d a firman- wur.
tn.v to nnfle bat toe chivalrous sous of tLe .South.
Our churns, numbering s* least one thousand,
tw ethirds of whom were Virginia's fair daugh
ters, Were present at tin. I air Urounds on Satur
day evening, witnessing tii gram! military dis
play of lb-- Ist (Independent ; Regiment o’ Ocor
ftiaua, under the commend of Colonel Bartow, a
gallant specimen of a Southern military gentle
men. They are • nobb- (coking set of m. r. and
no doubt will bo valorous in actiou. They atruck
tbeir tents early oa Sundae morutLg, and the /
ime'it was formed when their heroic Colon■ ’ -.3
dressed them with patriotic eloquence for a lev
minutes, wb 11 the Chaplain atepned forward and !
in a most fervent apptal to the ikrone of tirao •
iuv< ked the blessings CuO of upon them and the 1
Ilglitoou* cause of tu- Momh. ihe regiment then
ope-ird coluniu lind toarchod to the de|jt, where 1
tbej look the eats amidst thunderiug applause, i
thu Udiee lliroiviuy bouquets and waving tbeir
idv abito hauoki oiiiei. ‘f oe other ht-oryi* reg- (
ai” T’ ‘ ,iUluia 011 ftond'iy aiteruoou aud left o"u ,
c'Oi.d. ■ morn. l, a May the (>ud of victories at- [
ton-i t..eir every crrii.
1 -c, lit’ i ifuuu to, ti e- cruca riflouieu ot our
adi duiitj’ counts of llauipslnre, arc organiiiug i
- ’ “ l ‘ ,r ” ■“ <uat u.ou jtaio 1 cgloli, wh, 1 learu, j
,-c <ieP min’ and uot to stop until they reach Ibt I
‘’-'i river. ineirlirit point will beat I’t.-d
----■1 -o>, 1 unrlhet u poM ou ol that coumv, wb- ru
‘'arylstid is ns ; a, ated from Virginia, unmed ete- 1
* u too j-biuiurn nod Ohio Ua.lro&d and era 1
ti - rut l3 yju many, if uot all, will be at that
point.
Fro -. tax Aifst’ Fort ltm.t. Ju:t9 H.
New li, (k itlvne) ad Stock Hiaiket,
Mosoar, Juno lU—H. M,
Ths W* ikly Avragcs of tu* Banks of the City
of New Vors. 00 daioruay, June filb, 1801, pre
sent iu the a;.g:again the lohowiog changes from
the prettoos exhibit ul June 1
llecrease In Loans, .... ....J 761,100
pMreaegldjjfteii, .. 1105,377
Ixwreaau io Lirculotlou 27*<,2x7
Dect.ate it t’nuiawu l.epusits, 2,&40,0f1e
loclmhoe U.n (.leanug-b-jusa upnrailou: ul the
weeii, wUush abow the luterdchunges between
the llauks, and intiud,ng also the oub-Treasury
sintunicut of Bmturstaj, ths followi ig Is tbe gener
al couipunson with the previous exbiuit, uuuulso
with the uioveuieut this time lust season :
J:-.m V, JfcGO. June A ICO. June 1, *SXI.
’aptla! 1 into .ea i-f-.a b.e-f) *6*.Cd?.t.U
-.*-J i:7,tov,o:a uk..Wst
. . r-’..Si -u a. ir.e:, 5:. a.-to:
t o Vs 11 or. 1- *■>■>,',l k.O a* ; S.asS.,;-.
f rhv cd .. .r./v.iei 1 -a ..Yl.itl
t'mlr.vwu pi Lo.s-. tu -j'jJ u ■ -.tor- a.
lu baled nustu- ... to.ida is .0 ;,f o ii.-ise.tw
T'h* line of Loans aud l iscouuts ou the present
Hank returns y. fleet the exlteiAe uulluecs of tbe
Mouey market. Willi all ifce idoltbernOeutUnv
m nmeut nygoiiaUoua toe uiovniumite ntiuue to de
crease, ami with thirteen unll.ous luorv specie than
this tune las', vt-ar, the Usaas hold uuder diacouat
n-ght oiiUitm* less paj>er, inclu lihg tbe Treasury
paper aud Government,"dock recently taken from
thr Lepartmeot at Waamngti-u. Ihe last specie
average wns a ilecUniug cue, aud the present re
turn, consequently shows 3885,Ud0 less than June
1, but ou R rising average; the amouut actually
held to-day beiu.; about ii's.oOfl.uQn. The heavi
est ebaugO's ou the line of Net Deposits, which
has falleu b low eighlymight uiilUous The cir-
filiation, as usual Ml ttic first Week of vacli utontb,
ih temporarily higher. Thu market for Money to
day, is without alteration in rates. tSume recent
sales of Excbuugo on Buglaud were ibftUft tor tile
(lav paper of the daukers who bought it,
rmt h is been at Batik at t>y£V per cent per
lumuin. Tim terms for texobnugoto-duy are nom
inally steady :t G per rant, tor Banker*,
and irvt(f_l°r> Meicijuni blits. The Faltou from
Havre and iSmtliumpton, this morning delivered
spec
At tiie reau-eti n >ot Saturday there was
n demand on tbo t>teek Kxcbauge to day for the
Border State Stocks, resulting iu t considerable
business in Term see atAbmu 57V ; MiAouns
a’ and iu Virginias at i2Sv&-l~ J ceut.
The puce of Uowraitneut St ck was fairly sup- i
portv-d under soiuu modvruir puj abates, lor in
vestment. Theru is no speculative business ob
servable iu the Stock either The Hallway
Share* were corn par**'roly steady throughout
the d-v ; the fluctuation* amounting 10 only ye
cant ou itie cash sales. Galt uuuyd iiluiois
Central improivd, and UUicago and Rock Llaud
wsi partially bigbor. Ttie tranaaotioua in New
York Central looked .firm at one tune at 72
cent., but at the Second Board aait-a wore ma le ut
?lj{ cent, and the price cloned <r 1 %. There
was a decided recovers of 4 $ cejnt. ou Pacific
M i’ Stoek, aud the bidding tor Panama was firm
at f cent., without bringing out tne
Stock
Sa?m ai AW Sroc. Ex Ju •; 10.
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• “*” and ; • • ” ... *£| .V--Nsr<toiaVv iiL I 4* *
f.W N. Y. sa*a : *li. l‘ **t# o *ia 6* \\u, Os *
l.'W- Ivv; VMI *’. . $ 1 \UW.N C. M*t-MS M
lWjOTyta.rvd? tte 1W s?V .. (H) MUsjuu SUw c" a .c
*\uS and” >ID<: H iS‘,°lo
K.u* do % 5 .-oh do SS
*.**♦ V*. Slat - 4: 1 .000 o
do.. >3O 40 ! ~*♦ Lt>ul**ia Mate *s.. .V.
.\Ut ik . * 4d\j
ao*ar.
VfeO V *■ r * *Ol coupiiu MSk; SMA lU. iV*u R.K. Ih>.
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lt.o uV... at* t '• 4. -.1 *•> da... bu Tl\
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do ST'v 10 Ma\ .fti’ha-ViK. H. T,S
2,iA> dr :* sow.* Rt Id k k.
Etkcnojf or F ibld Urrtcsaa.oF the 9th Rkqi-
XK.ubiTiiGa YolC.ntiuks.-Yesterday ao elec
tion was tielu tu this city for the election of held
officer* of the i-jovd named Kcguneut, oritb ltd
follow *ng roeuit:
r? 6 tdboMu.
Capt. K K fniuldmg . ..
tVpt, Ttenj. Beck . 143
Geo Lliitutug-eu . ....151
Litd colo*C
Capt. H. A Turntpsced #> 7
L ent. E. F. Watkins..
V AJofi.
C* # W —ULUgaI. 130 iPJ oa*t:ou ~ . 6^9
fio v s Uc3ti.—The w.r is sowtec the seevisef
diaaenaigm uincmg, toe caurcovs. lie Hv. Joba
Lftigh‘o> Wt’ivii, t*. l>.. L? res:gu s .i Lto place *
one ot tua sw..r;#iui i: tie Preeuyterian Board
of Foreign inv .k- *c bafretur..td t Souxb
Cafituna, U*3 nattfe ttal-t. And tne Hev. Mi. 1
McNeill, oua ct the >*crtam* cl Uie America.: -
B.ule cr, ; . u.vs a sori>.gnen ja gone Ucine to ;
North Carjlma.
Ist *‘PtT Lmbs. —We learn from a geotie*
man wfio left \\ ashicgton oo Saturday, that the
Zjuavt', i.ia. j rw;su known the “Ft*
lainibr*,” have bvfu very severely handled a:nce
their eocupaiii not Alexandria. Every night
or inure are killed, while ou picket duty, oy the
Virgictana, and tbe number alaui up vu tnaa ume
i* said to amouiit tc #f cert, It -5 supposed they
bare been ambled out by me relatives *au trienis
of parties *|ob they Uav* outraged in Aieian*
dria.— - m
Inwav VTa.a,—’Tbo Uavaoport (lowa N - Gazette
learue from Desmotes that three thousand In
dians, apparently with hostile intent, were within
fifty taiifl of toil* C’ty, aud that the vrb*. e aortb*
wcalerm part ot the Mate was In great aurxfrnm
the apprehended attack.
BuBADirvTFS is Nfw VvKt —Tbs stock of wbefit
aod earn iu New YofS ba* neea reuuoed since uo
bea*unihg or the year.'■*!withstanding the recoct
large recv.pis, thwfcMixer about 4.- per con*, and
Uttar from Kjd per cent.
Anyrr AppoxytMsyTi 1 .—■•Jsifiea N. Wu! acis, if
Sava uum ij i aa been apj*o’.oted a Major is the
Confederate Army, and assigned to duty as Er*
gtneor Otficer ot ttc arm? operating in North
western Virgiun,
u f n “ ** VniDMM.-Vltu u arriving ia.
Mu.iutf, .n grt,, cu.uti. The receipts last
week m.ermjtdQ loo.lK>o dulr, .ci
the nuipments jßie cays were 200,Ci>l
There :a every todivavioc of aa bountiful a wbe&t
crop ia *Vi*coeslu xhi* ne*.scn as last, which was
the bv*,x crop re.r frowa tu StaU! .
Ik* ut \>a U ®“i' i Tl“—'**- 1 0 d,. M Legists- ‘
! * *'• “ us ‘ “ ‘f* UIB V Seaate, co ‘
tfc “‘ “"I c ~5 f **., r **°‘Utn>u*bT c onn. ,
Ui. jUB urt. r.yjesl. if l L;c.a S’ ; <
B t to permit the U„n. o.
bis rr.t in tbeir bodr as flii-v aftege b. !s not a ‘
resident of the lae Hoe a; reiusci vj ;
the reolal:oes F
Thk Lincoln Flbiit Tbe, blockading res;i s
now off ibis bw .re the Jtiuoesot*. Wab.sh. . t a
a propeller wnose name, we are ‘nfpraied. is ihe
Flag The Union is off Savannah. —ChcritMc r>
V)b>>vr, Uth.
The fronds which bare been committed upoa
several regjmeuta of oar volunteer* m the cloth
in- and victpaliog departments are qu’te as iufi.
moos &e privateering nader the rebel flag, aoi
robbing lovai aiCfcflsntl oa ta# high e.— Botton
Jh lot.
[CorrufonJtr.u of t\t Ckwcinwsts ‘
Norlberu letoanls >t Use Battls ot
Bethel.
V lanijtGvox, June 11.— Altboogb no one ‘*./■*’
: heartened b*. the sad clfsir st B-rbei ‘' "'*■
: yet a deep gloom is * ore ad over the cl . h ‘
wbtavbesa iihctoflbos- noblefr l
of. n, ductal report wki-. you B.v. -
■ ! b'.v e o conversed V.to a
.Tie f. .> a . d-“ u Uf.cra tbe iiaJwniore boat
was brocifh: U tl
■.a ar s ’ ’ *• “ m h was uto
hwm; over “r t me.und wb, she left, some,
... a -citoi.d'to had been brougu’ to vie fc.-
V nd , a *. art, cogaged ‘ ‘be ad work raid -
ihV.’tlwre were doubio the number iuii on the
V’ j j, , reliev'd that tbe woondtd number
neerfv fro fcuadred,
1 ‘iiir w 3?! very sad newg, but tbe affair will
. J# s r ,to the arnj'3 of tbe oaeo oow moriog on Ear-
Kerry, znd wbo wti certaidj be pcajseiSfcd
off bat *<tr<raghr*ld, T good reaens to beiitve,
before tvreutr*four bours. Gee. Psitteraon’s army
of w:7! be within e mile# of tbe Ferry
to-nigbt, ar will a ?*t oug force from this city
aad tbii viciwity of It*!tiajore. The troops that
moved down pQwu *?* <1 CumberlikOG yeaterday,
will alto draw near tbe sc*ne of LCtion to oigbt,
a*- will aluo the rictorioiis army at Pbiflippi.
Two schooners that bad employed id trans
porting ncuoitiouß cf war from Maryland to Vir
ginia were taken and burned by the Fedora! flo
tilla yesterday. One wa-captured on the Mary
land side, and th : other on the Virginia ride.
New Yoa*. Jane Trie Herald's aceonot of
i the affair ai Bethel spates that after the rnfertun
ate mistake was rectified, the force comprising the
First, Sef'und and Third New York Regiments,
with two light field pieces under Lieut. Grefiles’
Caine upco o advanced guard of the rebel?, de
feated y.od drove them back, taking 30 pn non erg.
They then advanced io Big Bethel, in York coun
ty, where tbev came upon the enemy, 4,000 strong,
and drove right into tbena. They were in posi
t-on, protected by wx beuwr batteries mounting
f*x and twelve pounders and heavy rifled canno/j.
Both Duryva’s />>oaves and Hawkin’s KegiLoente
charged right up to the batteries, but could not
pass tbe ditch. nd were compelled to fall back,
after two hour’s contest. The ammunition gave
out aad the ti oops retired ia perfect order.
The Tribune's report s*ye all but ooe nfied gun
of the enemy were kilenced, and that when the
Zouaves charged the c-oemy bcatteivd, but were
rallied. Not niyie than half tbe force was brought
into action at oace. Lieut. GrebbleN body wab
gallantly saved by being brought off tlic- field on
bis own catiDOo.
Special to the X. Y /bit.
WALUiyoTON, June 11.—Toere is great excite
ment here over the ue vs of the coufict at Great
B'-’hei. Jt m toe gener&i opimou amoog the
military men that there was gross mismanage
ment a:;d bad leadership of the Federal forces.
The seecsbiounits are looking up, emboldened
by tbe repulse of onr troops.
A prominent Baltimorean, now in this city,
stat*itnat several secession fltgs are again flying
iu r*, arid that Gen. Banks u needed to
keep the rebels in check.
Sfj'c.'il l>.*patch to tfu Ciacinuati Gazette.
Wasjuxqto*, June ll.—Thecewsfrom Fortress
Mcnroe ha* caused much excitement here. The
official beufer of deapatebes reports the number
killed as greater lUhu that published. Tbe con
duct of Gen. Pierce ia greatly condemned. It is
thought that co account of this new trouble,
army officers will be placed on Gen. Butler’s staff.
Gen. Butler had made active preparations to
take the battery, and a second battle, no doubt,
ba* occurred ere this
Tue bigbeet authority about tbe War Depart
ment osaerta that a movement on Harper’s rex ry
is imminent.
Additional regiments are now ULdei marching
orders.
The Distiict troops are moMOg to-night from]
tbeir encampment, seven miles from the city, to-j
wards llarper a Ferry.
Kurnorc us a collision near Alexandria have ■
prevailed all day. I’he.e is no foundation for j
tbeiu. N.lisfactory information was received to- ;
day of tue evacuation of Fairfax Court Bouse.
Bauimokk, June 12.—One of Lieutenant (Heb- i
bio’s cou.pnuy savs it the order bad been given to .
advai.ee, instead of retreat, the battery would |
■•..vc been takyn in five miuuLes; that all but the !
ntie 1 conuun Lad bceu sileuctd. As soon as the I
order was given to retreat, Grebble spiked his |
gun, so that if it should fall nito the enemies ;
naiide, it would be useless ; and vas killed in the ‘
’ol. Beudnr's Zouaves acted with greet brave ;
j r v, and were with difficulty prevented from storm- ,
1 tE£tfc’ battery without orders, ibey k.lled five j
r.uutb outside cf tbe work?
} I’kssiC'ola Mails. —Mincu tho postsl service
has bc(*u tak.n iu charge by tbe Confederate 1
I k -b..tts, tie Pst Office it l’t-usacoU has Let J re
-tub i<hed, sod the mhi rouf ft to that point pro- 1
| t r l 1 1 -Cxhupe, nr uecessary to add that
j luw be addressed dir-:Cily <•> Hiat !
I j oTut, ml cot ‘ M .-.t .ornery :• ficrofof.i c. I:
: nltl -
a^-i*.
A baudoomy fl-t* v, prtsi ultd to thu ci
Regiment Georgia Volunteers, et Portscioutb,
Vu , ou the l2tli iost.
bit>£i rou .'-oiiiiina.-CoJ. Blanton Duncun,
of the Kentucky Regiment, stationed near Har
per’3 Ferry, Euggsst*’ that, to avoid any uitficu-ty
j abput recognizing irieLds from enemies, the South
eru troops should uII wear the blue cockade on
their hats ot cups.
I’Lr.f r. toy Cap Machine.—Messrs. W. A C.
Bradley, of Richmond, Vu., have invented and
put in auccessful operation, u machine for the
nuufactur# of percussion c-ips, which it turns
out, of excellent quality, at the rate of 20, 000 a
day.
M.vuutnta’s Mkn.—lt said that Col. Magru
’• r liud with him at the Bethel Church his old
force of regular.-’ who were tinder bun in tho Uni
ted States army, they having deserted in order to
join their old leader. This may account in part
for the terrible effect with which the guns were
managed iu the late fight.
IDispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.]
From Western Virginia,
Orapton, VaL, June 11.
A couipMuyof rebel cavalry, eighty strong, came
up from lluttonville !;.*t night to Beverly, aud
committed various outrages on Uuion men, and
drove out Mr Crain, the most prominent man
among the latter. His family were forced to take
to he inouni.iins.
The Secession cavalry have been scouring the
country. around Beverly every night for some
time, Lara >ng 1 ion men. The other night
eighty of them went out of town on one side a6
Fi-Speaker Gordon, with a party of eight scouts,
came iu ou the other.
The ri-beU at Uuitonville received a reinforce
ment of three hundred cavalry tbo other day,
and u.oie are raid to be constantly coming ; alro
some large guns sent from Harper’s Ferry aud
one si a |>ouuder rout to Heverly. Our troops
are eager to attack them before thev complete
their intreoebmeuts. lib, for wagoua and cuv.
airy.
Another brilliant forced march was made by
('’apt. Miller, of the Fifteenth Ohio Regiment, with
f-irtv of his cotnpauy. He left Uowlesburg, in
Cheat River valley, on Sunday night, marched SO
miles to St. George city, ibo seal of Tucker coun
ty,aud invested the towu before four o’clock Slon
u’ay morning. He look half a doncii prisoners,
seded .oino important correspondence, aud cap
tured i-o cession flags. All the unlitia of that
couotv had been ordered by Gov. Letcher to meet
that dat to proceed lo Uuttouville, with all the
arms tliey had or could procure, to reinforce Pot
urfield'ts command. Capt. Miller prevented the
meeting.
Col. tVallaee left Cumberlaud wit'u a part of hie
eotumaud turn mrnitig, to attack a Secession
samp about twenty miles west. Gen. Patterson
has uut armed there yet, but sent a courier you
terjay.
Aftwlreat Harper’# Ferry.
LHtpotck to fit CharU/ton Cbt/rirr.l
Kicumonu. June lit.—lmportant military changes
are going ou.
Tne Harper’s Ferry bridge has been burnt. —
Tbc celt battle will probably be fought in the
ueigbherhood of Winchester.
Our military authorities are well adrised of the
■enemy's movements, aDd making ample prepara
ions to defeat them
The cite is full of all sorts of rumors, but, as Un
cle Abe prophesied, “ nobody's hurt.”
. s Ot ‘to ” to the CharltiU n ifrrcury.
Kicbmokd, June 15.—The report from Washing
!c.n if the evacuation of Harper's Ferry u strong
Iv douhiod here; but the probabilities, iu my
judgment, favor its truth.
Great Bethel has been partially evacuated, but
evil be re occupied iu foicc at short notice’ The
.-c utberr picket guard extend to Newmarket bridge
At Vcrktowu there are large bodies of cavalry j
ako, batteries between Yorktown aud Great
lit thcl.
WiuC vop was shot by a Lonisiaua ntleman.
The bnugc at Garper a Ferry was burned this
muruing between 5 aud 6 o’clock. It is reported
that ail the troops have been withdrawn from the
Mare.aud shore. Light car toads of piovisious
have beeu destroyed to pr#el tbeir failing into
the bauds ‘ the I.incolmte*. The bridge at i>uep
herdtewn bus also becu burned.
A Pmea Ambxssaook. —The Paris Hos of
the 15th of .Viry, eontains this announcement :
•’!u cousequem-’e of the perpleiity into s ch the
great aud powerful cotton interest ta now plunged,
It ought cot to surpr -r tav to learn that doubt
vorv soon an t-ciinent English statesman will
visit tue United Stales to make a pac.be prouosi
lino tu the contouuiug panics there- It wi'l ue a
personage to.vaids wnbrn ail eyes will be turned
as ue undertake* to perform his tusk.”
Thk Tales “'hkit CseP —Some years ago we
beard the s.ory ol an Ai .baician bo emigated to
Texas, ami in three year* relarac-d will bitter
ecu lUiuts against that State. He said tha he
made so much coru to one year that it took him
two years to gather it, aud that he never would
live in a Sttte where he could not gather his crop
the some year. Some people might read the story
with doubt, but tue rec nf accounts of the Texas
crops snow ’bat it is not large alter all A gen
tleman who has just arrived fro there says that
toe wheat crop has beeu harvested, and is per
fectly eco meus. Enough has been raised to last
over two years provided tne next crop should fail.
Corn, he says h? in proportion, aud thousands of
bushels will be ctT red to the Government in ex
change tor bond*. Glorious news 1 In all pans
ot this Conteders.y Providence scorns to nave
siniW upon the bold*.—Jfooaa rtUfrcpM.
AXotabib Scbsbs. —The New York Times s*ys:
It is reported u,it a quiet, but somewhat ex
etsive, movement is or foot am eg certain houlcs
rep-esenliug bvavy Engrish capitalists, to obtain
coutrul of a prospective supply of cotton for En*
gush consumption The plan is to dispatch agents
ot tug sb house-to the market wun
-rite **’ os . day Exchange BiUs oo England
via New l ork. The scheme, of course, proceeds
upon the prcsuuiptiot} that Southern planters will
order to at” what cottou they may have for good
English Exchange, to letting it go for the Bonus
of tue Confederate States of America, according
to Mr. Cobb's plan, aud that the United States
Government, at the proper rime, will interpose uo
obstacle to the movement of cotton for English
account. In this manner England, and not tbe
C- S. A-, will have t.- control of the cotton crop
Cotton STarp-tcs.—The latest reports from
Groat Britain show that the consumption of oo;
ton for the current crop year hs diminished an
average ot 5,200 bales per week, or 27.,A00 bales
tor tne vear, owing to the high price and the com
merctai'di-presston. Tbe stock in Liverpool, May
tit. was 1,112,0ik) bales, aufli: ent to supply the
weekly consumption at tbe last average f*A,Sw
bales’ for more tbau 2’ weeks. Besides, there
were at sea, bound for Liverpool. ISd.tNW bales
from the United States and 200,000 bales frein
Bombay, or supplies for Dine week* more—thirty
weck iu all.
A dispatch to the Mofiiie Tribune, from Fort
M ifc* iD*t.. iayi tbe frigate IQagara
*o<l ifi* schooner Aid went to toe wesiword that
tu or mg The blockade *>f tbe port i* non eu
foiceki by a corvette which arrived from tbe eaai
ward, to* day before, and a small steamer.
I!.* Ast on Ju is to tbe etfe tbat Hon. Kmer
eon hiiitr.dge, of Tennessee, will oe appointed res
mini* *r4o Portugal, in piao of James L.
Harvtj, roo&Ued.
r Volant, ere 4.
j know Uk a tfaiofiv and the iliac* vt Mgwll*
\uo *uc.ujer stL'i* k‘ s-= >• i&eaau'uj May—
Ob ! t< h*e t e tsea* .*,\ for ie b^stowlLjr,
&od tbiiat -n.y t-y u e • Usitu tcmUat.
It .-OCI irot ?-.i ezt tw !zfat,tt>w iauajuSic*,
j ! n-cked a’m !/>#?*•. wl h h'.-s Iteek opuu u*Lirv.
. Kot*by. the ‘our yeax oU. witched tor thr cott.ii.g
Us -faUe-, a tiiv ttrencfß IndiAtloct US'-.
It L UaXTiy a ysar rince Ham* d-paKnl,
i xck uu inure In tbe vwiTgbt < t takn :
kebhv gr -.yr wcx.: . tf’ vicaKcz. and uuted
AlyLe oa •he josmev U.s iiifcc-r had
f* . monv a rr-lid* r.*en.w.a, -
A‘ P. M.y'f 6 a wind >■*•, I fcevufLe a.ax,
. alod chi cd drean n* o\>: n*y knlttl;.,;. ‘
T j rtccZect Wllife is twenty t * da;. ;
r And t*7at.tan'ih. b-endt hi li i s c.f\ May iar
TbeA’JL v* h l ’ wren*bed ckxremoke,
I .aw n biigwoei e\e ar.d I?ps ? G:ut warr.iLg.
And chocked down the t zrs whea he cxxer.y spoke :
• Dear mother, you know how tbdse > - rthrr.eu ere ‘'rowing.
Thrv would t-staple tbe rljdit- of tho in tlii- du?l;
The boja are all Are: and ti;e w ish I were aoirg—”
He stopped, l>u: hk ejne* “Ofi ?ay ir I nrj.-v 7”
I nrdledon the L;>v. though rit heart it seemed breaking ;
ixv eves filled with *ean so I tame>: them sway.
A i'd answered irrr.. -WlWe ‘tis wen you are waking—
Go ac< your father would bid you to-Csy l n
I eil i*i the window, and the fiocs Siir-g;
Atd dresmi.v list to tee noli o; the drum.
At-. fcotnertht pain iu my heart !•* ’ycg.
And lid all the fears In iny besotax Le daub.
I shall rit m the window when summer U lytnx
* tut M'er tie t# and% and the honey-bee's hum
Lu**a tbe rote ut the perch iron .er t-eirnloui rigfiffag.
And watch for the face of my darling to come.
And if he sfcwld fa\ his youiix life he bai given
For Fr'Wdon: s sweet s?. c—and f.*r me. I will pr>
Once more w-tb r y Hsrn- sod Hobby In Heave a
To meet the dear boy that eniieted today.
GEORGIA ITEHS.
A Noble Geobgia Giul.— A young lady of
Cherokee Georgia writes us a letter glowing with
patriotism, in which she tenders her services to
the Georgia Army, in which her father is a volun
teer. She says *‘l feel bound under a solemn
sense of duty to tny God and my country to go
forth aud minister to the wants of tbe sick and
wounded wherever they may be.” In another
part of her letter she says : “I possess a constitu
tion capable of enduring the hardships and priva
tions ioci-dental to camp life, anti can handle tbe
rifle pretty dexterously. When my services are
wanted, address me a letter through the Asa*,
and I will respond without delay, pledging my
self to remain actively in the service of my coun
try until the termination of old Abe’s war.”
f Savannah Xetrs.
Merc eh University all Right.—On account of
tbe general war excitement, the trustees and fac
ulty of Mercer University determined to di&pemse
with the usual Commencement exercises this year.
By this they save one hundred duliars of tbe ex
pense. This araouut President Crawford has mail
ed to Gov. Brown, as a donation to the State, to
asust tbo Volunteers.— Federal Cnion.
Commendable Liberality.—Wilkes Flagg, a
free mau of color, in this city, gave to the
fund raised to aid the Baldwin Volunteers, now
about to leave us. Well done fo r Wilkes.—fed
eral Union.
A Liberal and Patriotic Present.—Messrs. A.
G. Bostick and John N. Kein, merchants of this
city, yesterday presented the Macon Volunteers
with COO o yards of bine Cassimere lor uniforms.
They also offered to have the cloth all made up at
tbeir own expense, but this was carrying the
thing too far, and the representatives ot the Com
pany would not permit it. —Macon Telegraph.
A correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
thus writes from Atlanta, June 10 :
I have bad an opportunity of seeing gentlemen
from nearly all portions of Georgia, and from
what I can learn of the growing crops they were
never more promising. Tbe Studs of wheat arc
now ready for the sickle, the yield is large and
the quality fiat*. Flour must be very cheap.—
There will aiso be an abundant harvest of oats
ana rye. Cotton is small, but the stand is gopd.
The yield of corn promises to be immense.
Georgia i*. indeed, ’lie Empire State of the
South No Statu iu the Union hat such a variety
of soil, climate and productions. The rich allu
vions of the sea coast aud rivers produce the long
cottons, rice and sugar cane, and the pine forests
are almost as valuable as California gold mines
r or the abundance of timber, pitch and turpentine
they produce. .Short cotton flourishes until you
reach tbe mountains. It is iu U -per Georgia you
the : oil to produce bread for the millions,
and wale*-power and climate unsurpassed. It is
in v. hat is called the Cherokee Country of Geor
gia that the Lowells and Manchester* must spring
up, and the mechanic aud artisan be encouraged.
Core, wheat, oats, peas, grass, fruits, Ac., all
flourish in this section The rich mountain lands
make the finest pustules for horses, mules, cattle
and sheep in the world. And it is here that the
Confederate treasury will be largely replenished
with th . precious facials dug iroin the mountains
and valleys.
Georgians may well fed proud of their great
State ;1 have never fCwti anything like the war
spirit that is exhibited i> . lein. They loved and
cherished the Union uietr fathers had so freely
shed their blood t -.ubfisb, mid it was not un
til tue last hop* ot freedom was lost, that they dis
solved their coucctiuii w ith a government, unjust
aud unequal m its administration, and diabolical
in all its purposes towards tiie slave fcitatea Ma
ny of the Georgians arc dcSLendUuia of Virginia,
and when.the nows i a.*hcd them that the Lin
coln mercenaries had crossed the Fotoumc and
were insulting tho women, aud polluting the soil
of the Father of his Country, they could scarcely
be restrained. The cry from the seaoout dto the
mountains was, to arms ! ip urms ! They were
even willing to be crowded into freight and stock
cars ; tout they might the sooner be able to join
their fcllov,’- ; ;oldier j , nnd aid in driving the aboli
tion hirelings from our bind. They have enlisted
for the* war, and will not return to their homes
until their freedom has been secured and inde
pendence acknowledged.
lion. Robert Jemison, Jr., of Alabama, au
nouuced by his friends as a candidate for Govern
or of that tttate at the ensuing election, lias with
drawn his name from the contest.
We learn from a fner.d, a rice planter, that the
prospect for a toll yield of rice at this season of
the year, was never better in his section of coun
try, s nd that reports from every other section are
equally flattenug.— -CkaeUbton Courier.
Two more companies belonging to the Ninth
Regiment Georgia Volunteers, passed through
this city this morning—tbe ‘‘Brooks Rifles,” Capt.
R. A. Haxdke, and the Chattooga Volunteers,”
Ist Lieut. W. E. Cleqhorn.
What the Lincolmtes are doing with the
Captured Negroes.— The Richmond Enquirer
says *
** A gentleman informs us, as from a 1 perfectly
reliable source/ that a letter was found on the
person ot Capt. Waldrop, who was slain in tbe
late battle of Bethel Church, or County Bridge,
directed to his sister, io which he said that he
had uot made much headway as yet; that he hud
captured twenty negroes, and when he had made
sale of them he would seud her a uice present.”
The Black Republican leaders goue luto the
negro trading business! That is decidedly re
freshing.—*Sav. Repub.. IStA.
Steamer Jackson—Blockade op Apalahicola,
Ac.—The steamer Jacksou, Capt. Frv, arrived
yesterday morutDg from Apalachicola. She re
ports that ths UmtedStatea steamship Montgome
ry had arrived off that city, and had informed the
proper authorities that the port was under block
ade. The cuptain of the Montgomery farther in
formed tbem that two other Uuited States vessels
ol war would arrive off that port by Thursday,
when she would depart. It is necessary to have
two war vessels off'that point in order to make
the blockade effectual—there beiug two passes
which have to be guarded.
A small, fast-sailing vessel, from Cuba, was for
tuoatu euough to get in just ahead of the Mont
gomery. She was loaded with West ludia truit, u
portion of which the Juckson brought up.— Col.
Sun, 17 <A.
Accident to a Train.—A serious accident oc- ;
curred ou tbe tram coming from tbe South, ou :
tbe moriug of the 14tb lust. Tbe boiler exploded, j
killing the Euginecr, Alex. Moore, a tiremau, Mr.
Cady, uod one noldier, on his way to Virgiuia. •
There were tw r o men crippled. The Locomotive
was utterly destroyed. It occurred this side of !
Chattanooga. We Lave no further particulars,
as the train has beeu detained, aud tiny informa
tion comes by telegraph. —Knoxville Whig , 15 th>.
\iromtfu Cincinnati Enquirer.]
Black Republican Dispatches to U©
Northvru JPreaa.
Washington, June is now a
place of secondary importance. The scenes here
shifted to other points, and we are allowed a
breathing spell.
The talk is of tbe battle of Bethel. Both gener
als, Butler and Fierce, come in for a share of
coudemnatiou ; the latter for not showing any of
the qualities of a true soldier, aud tbe former be
cause he did not possess himself ot information of
the strength aud position of tbe Confederates be
fore seuding bis men out to meet them ; and also
fie is blamed for uot leading them himself. The
metier will be thoroughly investigated.
I? whs rumored to day that tbeludiana Zouaves
at Cumberland wouW proceed to Komuey, about
i.2 miles distant, and dislodge a body of secession
ists, said to be encamped there. If this is so,
you will hear of tbe engagement sooner thau we
: will.
1 The only military movement here to-day was
i tbs departure of a district regiment from Rock
ville, about twelve miles up tne Potomac. It is
\ believed tbat they will cross over toward Ma
i nassas.
I learn from Baltimore tbat the great gun
I “Union ‘ was gotten out of the dock, and was
; shipped to Fortres- Monroe. Let Sewell’s Ppiot
aland from under when it is brought to bear upon
Baltivobk, June 12.—'The stoamer Georgians, j
from Old Point, arri\ed at her wharf this morn
ing and brings s-me interesting particulars of 1
tie engagemeut t lirent Babel Monday inorciog .
last. Capt. Butler, nephew of Geu. Butler, came ,
up id the Georgians as bearer of dispatches to
Washington. Several other officers came up as
passengers, and a private of Durjea’s Zouaves,
on some business connected with the fort. I bad ;
a conversation with Capt Butler and some of the
officer* of the boat, from them was enabled j
togleao thf following particulars : Tbe number ot j
kilted of tbe federal side will act, it is said, ex
ceed tiffeen cr sixteen, aoi the wounded fifty or
sixty. All the killed and wounded were brought
buck to Fortress Monroe last Monday.
Tbe naval br.i-ade re said to have’ acted in the
bravest manner in going into the field and bring
mg tbe bodies off during tbe thickest of tne fight,
thus exposing themselves to the greatest danger
from tbe fire of the enemy. It was the opinion
of all who witnessed their conduct that if they
had been provided with arms, thkV could have
silenced the battery in a short time. The entire
biume of the unfortunate result of the affair is
laid ou tbe shoulders of General Pierce who is
execiated by every cue for his total want of effi
ciency. This semimept ws shared alike ny both
Union men and Secessionists, the latter especially
openly expressing their contempt for him. Gen
era Butler was perfectly enraged against him,
and when Pierce as brought before him he
cursed him, called him fool and coward; told turn
be had faded in the performance of bis duty, de
claring that he- had co confidence iu him, and
that he would not hereafter trust him, no matter
bow small or unimportant the affair.
Foarasss Mon sax, June 12, via BxLTiaoas,
June IS—Further accounts of the Great Kethel
affair aav that on the disappearance of the federal
troops tbs whole force of the enemy, leering
an attack under better auspices, left their eh
irenebmeuts and hastily withdrew toward York
levs, carrying away their artillery, and burning
tbe adjaceui buibtings.
Maior Winthrop fell mortally wounded ia tbe
arms” of a Vermont volunteer. He was aid and
acting secreurr to General Butler, and author of
the brilliant Seventh regiment article in the June
At antic Monthly.
Brigadier General Pierce has net vet given an
official account of the unfortunate affair.
[Sptoiol dupoUh. to the So rannoh Ktpub.icun.
Tbe Lincoln Organ, on tbe Battle of
Bethel church.
UaiaLESTOS, June 17.—A batch of New lor*
papers have ben received here, affording a most
refreshing variety. They had heard of the bat
tie of Bethel Church, and “ take ou” dreadfully
over the result.
The Times says Genera! Butter has no pru
dence and Gen. Pierce no courage, and Lbe sooner
this brace of Massachusetts barristers are dis
missed to their pleadings the better. Live3 are
too valaao.e to be tquajdered to convert political
hacks into heroes
Tribune says : The war should be stopped
and the Southern Confederacy r-coguued if we
can't do any oetter.
The Herald condemns the mistakes by which
the Yacke# troops fired on each other, and *qy
the officer* cugh. to be cashiered.
Tbe Sew k or. papers generally acknowledge
they were badly whipped.
Botier has dcl*ced his intention to have hiii
faction and whip the tsbe.s ut tweaty.four hour#.
\Special to the Xmt York Herald. ,
A Northern View of Affairs In Virginia.
Baltimore, June, l a 6l.—By a recent arrival
’ from Richmond direct, I am pet in possession of
| some highly iuiportant facts, which, in connection
’ w th others, I learned yesterday, and with tbe
data which I previously had, enable me to give
the general feataies of *!.e campaign in Virginia,
as agreed on by tbe rebel chiefs.
Jeff Davis, Gen. lieauregßr-d and (Jen. Lee hare ,
been in consultation for several days, and they
have, by special couriers, almost hourly comma- \
Miration with Gee. Johnston, at Harper’s Ferry.—
ThereJ was some disparity of views them
at first. It was understood that Gen. Lee present
ed a plan for an immediate Attack on Washington.
He presented a stateaient in detail, showtfig the i
uumber of troops in Virginia to be 147,000, dis- 1
tnbuted as follows
Men.
Richmond aud its fortifications 15,000
i Norfolk, Portsmouth, Gosport and Nanse
• tuond river 15,00 b j
Lynchburg C3mp of instruction 15,00 b j
, AJ and near Harper’s Ferry, uuder Gea.
I Johnston 18,000 j
. Manassas Gap Junction io,obb i
: fttraaburg, Salem, und along the road to
Ma.iassas Junction 18,000 i
r mierick&burg 2 Ovu
Petersburg ! flWto
Culpepper.. 5,yf10 1
Tfce batteries oud defenses aloug York
o rirer 4.000!
Latreri j s and defenses along Rappahannock
River 4 0W i
BurkesviUe, Charlottesville and Gordons- i
, viile 6,000 ,
Ntaunton # 2 000 j
The batteri a at and near AquiaCreek.. .
Guerrillas (organized). s\kx
Total F47,w0
And also a statement showing that there were
in addition 10,0'X> troops under arms and ready to
march from North Carolina, which could be con
centrated at Weldon, and brought to any point iu
Virginia, where tbev might be needed, in a very
short time. The plaD which he urged was for
three corp - d'ar.nce of 25,000 each to advance ou
Alexandria and Washington, to be diawn from
Richmond, Lynchburg Manassas Gap, Freder
icksburg, Petersburg and Culpeper, the places of
these troops to be supplied by fresh ones. With
these 70,00 U men, and suitable parks of artillery,
he felt confident of being able to take the capital,
and he trusted to the enthusiasm (f the South to
raise 50,000 more men to rush to Washington and
prevent it being retaken, if it was deemed advisa
ble to hold it. The details of the plan showed it
to be well considered, and to hold out at least a
possibility of success. But it was steadily op
po&ed from tbe first ; b}’ Jeff. Davis, aud after
ward by Gen. Beauregard, and it was quickly
aDandoued—uot because it was regarded as abso
lutely impracticable, but because it was judged
inexpedient even to take Washington, and diffi
cult, perhaps even impossible, to bold it.
Ou the question of Harper’s Ferry, also, it was
undarstood tuere was some disparity of views.
General Lee was for offensive operations here
also. He desired to so strengthen General Johns
ton as to enable b m to leave his batteries well
served, while himself, with 50,000 troops, should
attac • aud route the Ohio troops under General
McClellan, aud drive them out of Virginia. But
no such views prevailed.
It was understood that the general features ol
the campaign, as finally agreed upon, are these :
First, that it is to be strictly defensive; that the
Potomac is not to be crossed iu any eveut; that
the various bodies of troops are to remain tor the
preßeut where they are, us ludicated in the table i
above; that Harper's Ferry is to be held as long j
as practicable, but to be abaudooed or not as i
circumstances may warrant; ihat the liue of the j
Manassas Gap railroad, extended to tbe mouth of |
Aquia Creek, is to be tbo first base of military j
operations. That this line, now defended by Cs*- |
000 men, is to be strengthened by 15,000 more, if j
deemed necessary, but that it is to be held, a stand
made there, ana a battle fought there, before it
shall be abandoned.
This plan was first suggested by Jeff. Davis, ft
was warmly seconded bv Beauregard, and Gen.
Lee has cordially assented to it. It involves, of
course, the fate of Gen. Jobnstou; and if he dues
evacuate bis post, it will be so much strength
added to this line. The posjibillity of being de
feated on this liue it hardly entertained by the
rebel leaders. A Indy, however, asked Jeff. Davis
on Monday tveuiug what they should do if the
Northerners forcea them back from Manassas.
‘‘There will be few left, madam,” replied Jeff., “to
be forced back. But if such is our fate, ve have
other lines to defend aud other hands to defend
them.”
Phillip i*a —not Phillippi.—Even the Virginia
papers persist in the mianmner of Phillipi to the
county site of Barbour, perhaps from the inveter
ate military associations connected with the name.
A Virginia contemporary says the town wus nam
ed Pbilhppa in honor of the daughter of Judge
Barbour, after whom the county is> called.
Starvation. —The Caddo Gazette says: Our
steamers for several weeks past, have taken down
by hundreds fine fat beeves from the piairicsofTev*
as. We learn there are any number of fat cattle
iD Texas, which will be at‘the service of tbe *r
mies of the Confedei ttu States. The blockade at
Cairo works like a charm.
Tennessee Election. —Returns from the late
electiou in Tennessee show a majorfty of 55,9*W
for separation—sixteen counties to hear from.
Sad Accident. —As the cars were leaving the
Charlotte Railroad depot, on Saturday, a member
of the State Guards, of Laurens, Mr. Jno. Vaughn,
attempted to get on board while the train was in
motion. lie either missed getting hold, or slipped
when ascending the steps, nnd was thrown vio
lently ofl'on one side of the track, lledied of his
injuries in a short time utter the accident.
Mr. Vaughn had been sick for some lime past,
aud had a furlough, which did uot expire until
some time this week. At home, however, he
heard that his regiment had received marching
orders, and could not be restrained from joining
his companions, lie was, we are informed, a
young man of most excellent character, aud high
ly respected bv the officers and members of his
corps.— Columbia South Carolinian, 17 th.
After tlic Buttle.
The following extract from a letter written by a
citizen of Savaunah, who was in the neighborhood
of Bethel Church, while the late battle was pro
gregsiug, contains matters of interest
“Magrnder sent to Yorktown for the Louisiana
Regiment, but they started too late, a rapid march
of fifteen miles bringing them to the scene of ac
tion when all was still, to tbeir great chagrin
Magruder considered his position untenable against
large bodies of Yankee reinforcements who might
surround him, and started at 7 P. M., back for
York, arriving soon after midnight. 1 was staying
at the Measles Hospital, and heard the triumphant
yells of the North Carolinians as they marched in
“The Louisiana men were used up by their
forced march of fifteen miles back. This morning
uiue out of ten were limping and sore, but they
bear it well, and ure anxious to fight. Col. Col
quitt’s Georgia Regimeut remained to guard York
town.
“It was reported in York when I left (2 p. in.)
that the enemy had occupied the post vacated by
Magruder last evening, and had advauced five
miles nearer to York. Major Randolph, of the
Howitzers, told me he had been ordered to survey
the field, and mark the best points to place bis
pieces in case of action. He looks much worn,
but ia well.
“The Howitzers spiked one of their own guns
during tbe fight by accident, and tbe enemy
dashed upon them and would have captured it,
but North Carolina Company A, Capt. Bridges,
advanced ou them at the bayonet charge, and the
Yankees ran as soon as they took a good look at
them.
“Their loss iu killed and wounded may be safely
computed at 20<>—at least 50 ot them killed.
Wilaou’s Zouaves were beaten Our meu took
particular pleasure in killiug them. They have
already began to bum and plunder.” —Savannah
Republican, 13£A.
To the Cotton Planters ot Use South.
<Jentlfnun : At tbe regular annual meeting of
the Cotton Planters’ Convention, held in Macon
on the 11th iost., a resolution was passed recom
mencing a Mass Convention of tbe ccllou planters
of the rfoutb, to meet iu Macon, Georgia, on the
4th of July next.
The undersigned bare been appointed a com
mittee to give notice of these proceedings, aud
to invito too people of the States to seod up dele
gates to that CouveDtioo.
We presume it will require no fervor of lau
guage, uo special pleading, to impress oo the
planters of tbe Month the importance of their
promptly responding to this call.
In tue midst of a season ot n markable pecunia
ry prosperity, we find ourselves suddenly involved
in a great revolution—iu which a fierce aud bloody
war is inaugurated. The invaders, counted not
by thousands, but by hundreds of thousands, are
swarming upon our soil. They have blockaded
our ports, cut off our trade, and destroyed tur
reveuue.
Our noble and chivalric youth have rushed into j
the field to meet them. From the city and coun- |
try, the hills and valleys, tbe mountains and low- ,
lauds, they have poured forth iu multitudes, ;
forming a great army, now panting for the con
flict, aud ready to drive hack the Abolition host,
or perish ou the field.
The final results no one doubts. We shall have
Überty and independence.
But to support this army and sustain the gov
ernment of our choice is now our highest duty,
aud tbe subject of our greatest coucern.
How shall these objects be accomplished? This
is * question which has eugugrd the profoundest
attention of our statesmen and financiers. These
investigations have resulted in an admission of
tbe fact, not generally belcre understood, tbat the
smews of war, as well a3 the elements of prosper
ity in peace, are in the hands of the cotton plant
ers of the ciaoth.
The Government appeals to them— to them the
eves and the hopes of the country are now turned.
They must furnish the means to susta.n the army
and carry the war to u successful close.
It is then clearly their right and duty to take
counsel together—to consider the wbuie question
in all its practical operations, and determine for
themselves bow they will raise the means, and to
what extent.
We therefore cordially invite the cotton planters
of tbe South—indeed, we urge our friends in
every county in our own State, as well as the peo
ple of all the Confederate States, to send np dele
gates to the proposed Convention to be held in
Macon ou the 4th day ct July next.
Let them send able aud good men, and in such
numbers as they may think proper. In the ap
pointment of delegates, no special formalities
need be observed. What we want is a meeting of
tbe cotton planters, to consider their own power,
and propely to apply it.
Arrangements are in progress, in addition to
the regular debates of the Convention, to procure
addresses from the most eminent orators and
statesmen of the South.
J. H. R. WASHINGTON,
PiLxssi S. Holt,
Nathan Bass.
SILT AI GROUKIi,
2000 WtaSALT ;
150 bbi£. ABC and Crashed SUGARS :
15 thd. Eitv t SIDES .
I )0 UoxMSpetm an-: Adsmantlne VASDLt
-100 Uiea Qwnnj BAGGING
)0 0 rolls Patc-bfv.
100 NAILS
30 ‘.bii. Trice Faari'r LAKO_“PorX Lmeba*> ;
5 UaH Rrised CubaSCGAK ;
2') he in Pcu: STARCH ;
30 boxes TOBACCO ;
50 Fcxat CJGARS—-coma:< n to Fia#
Ori£: 8t ‘ A C *“ a ' l ’' ,loe ’ Tea, sj**d4
ALSO,
A toed MKHtment of Liqaora . „ , r AI „ po, r -r.
rbcn-vud ofsrt£ Barndle. V , ! 0,. ‘
CuJdiaA PRam. 0!l a.a W:,lmJv. ~ 7K r:Mn
w - *..J a: il lowest cmc ’• Al ‘
■ W^lahllbleTasoks,
.■eixvst So. 5. Warren block.
NOTICE?
ALL ptrwn* tAVing demand. *f*.aAt Rouen C. black,
deWAoed. vry : *-*-•> requtral tc present them, prepeilv at
wtanl to tie unueESixntd, within la. ‘ir r—* —’ —o ry iaw
A -id kl t*non*ln#eMad in eng tnakat iier.hr rwjireJ
to oua* ImmedlaK- pA>xaeat to tne -y—’
*'tb. hi, i9i. SDWUI W. ATi'BLEY, AilE r
, BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEaMBP.
JI'RA.
C*EiEA.vs, Juoe 17.—Tho steaaier Jura
wiih th-ae dar: later intelHrjcnoo from Europe,
; has arrived at N'ew York
The tole* of Cotton at Liverpool for tbe week,
were, s,” 1 oaics, of which specnlators took 15,-
000 bales, aud exporters 12,000 bales, leaving to
! ‘be ‘rude 30,000 bales. On Friday tbe sales were
PsOOO bales, with 2,000 to speculators and expor
ters. Tbe market closed Srm at tfce following
quotations : Fair Orleans, - Middling Orleans !
7 15-10d.; Fair Mobile und Tplands Mid
dling Mobile and Uplands 7 IMod. The stock of
American cotton on hand 000,000 bales.
breadstuff's were dull, brovisious steadv.
Consuls were quoted at 08%tg1.0, with the divi
dend off.
MISSOURI AROUSED.
New Orleans, June 17.—Gov. Jackson will i
make big first stand at Boonville, Mo.
Rumors are current that the Missouri State |
Convention will be called together immediately.
The State Treasurer after a brief arrest has been !
released.
Ben McCulloch is reported at Fort Smith with
I,o<>o troops. He is also reported in Benton coun- ;
tv. Arkansas, with 5,000 troops.
Twelve Illinois regiments are statioued w ithin j
two hours march of St. Louis.
Two thousand State troops are at Boonville.
The secessionists have full sway on both sides
of the Missoui i river, from Boonville, and are well
perpared for a fight.
A skirmish was reported near Independence in
which the Federalists got worsted.
Federal troops are moving west from various
points.
The patriots are burning the railroad bridges.
SUPPRESSION OF NEWS.
Washington, Juue 17.—Arrangements will be
made in a few days to suppress the publication of
the movements of troops.
LATER FROM HAVANA.
New Vohk, Juno 17.—The steamer Bienville
from Havana has arrived. Sugar unchanged,
stock, 240,000 boxes.
LINCOLN AT WORK.
Washington, Juue 17.—The President is work
ing on his message. lie will take strong grouod
in favor ol carving on the war. He also recom
mends the call of a large additional force.
Tbe entire reserve will be ordered to Washing
ton.
FROM KENTUCKY.
Lousvillk, June 17.—1 tis repot ted that Gov.
Magotfiu orders no Teunesseeaus to occupy the
Kentucky Island ou the Mississippi. It is also ru
mored that a detachment of the guard has been
ordered to Columbus.
TROOPS AT HARPER’S FERRY.
Hagekstowx, Md., Juue 17.--Six hundred
troops are stiil left at Harper’s Kerry.
Wise is moving to oppose McClellands advance.
The Southern Pickets are again opposite Wil
liamsport.
The Southerners burned saveuty locomotives.
A WARM DAY.
Alexanukia, Juue lU—The thermometer was
105 degrees in tbe shode.
MOKE TROOPS WANTED.
Fortress Monroe, June 17.—Gen. Butler de
mands 15,000 more troops.
Artesian wells are beiug board to supply the
troops with water.
BETHEL FIGHT FULLY CONFIRMED.
Richmond, Jane 17.—Mr. Banks, of the Mont
gomery Confederation, has just returned from
Bethel. He fully confirms the reported disasters
to the Federalists, and their outrages upon pri
vat ■ persons and property.
HARPER’S FERRY HAS BEEN EVACUATED
Richmond, June 17.—Passengers have just ar
rived here who crossed at Harper’s Ferry, Nan
day foreuouu. They state that the Confederate
troops evacuated the Ferry blew up the fortifica
tions, aud burnt the bridge.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
BiruMUNO, Juue 17.—The appointments for he
7th Alabama regiment are as follows : John A.
Winston, Colonel; Thos. E. Major; George
H. Shorter, Major ; aud John T*j ler, Jr., Major ot
Infantry.
Professor A, L. Bledsoe has been appointed
chief Clerk ie the War Ofcpartmeiia
It 13 believed Gen. SJagruder wifi be brevetted
for gallant conduct iu the fight at Bethel.
.McClellan exultant.
St. Lot is, June lit.—McClellan Addressed the
soldiers at Cairr., He tells them they shall be
leaders of the great Western arm y, and ere long
will have an opportunity to meet tile Confederate
troops.
REQUISITIONS FOR MORE TROOPS.
Chd igo. June 16.—Orders have been issued for
twelve regiments, to rendezvous as Follows ‘ Four
at Quincy, four at Alton and four at Cassville, on
the 18th inst.
RATS IN A TRAP 1
Fortress Monroe, Juue iff.— Tinge is no in
formation hero relative to the movements of the
Southerners. The fortre* is in reßlity invested
except by sea; all iugress and egiesshas been cut
off'. No movements are p-sssible.
ARREST OF A MERCHANT.
Cincinnati, June 16.—John A. Skiff’ has been
. arrested and confined ill jail for shipping butter
packed in ale barrels sottllv
NEW YOKK MARKET.
New York, June lf.—Cotton firm. Hales of
2,000 bales at 14c.
TUE PRIVATEER SAVANNAH.
New York, June 10.—The privateer Savannah,
of Charleston, has arrived in charge of Midship
man Cook. Her crew, thirty-five in number,
were put in irons on the Minnesota.
EVACUATION OF HARPER’S FERRY.
Frederick, Juue 15.—A special agent of the
Associated Press, just from Alary laud Heights,
overlooking Harper’s Ferry sayn the Ferry him
been mainly vacated, about two tbousaud remain
ing. The route of the main body was by turn
pikes towards Charlestown and {'’hepardtown.—
ShepurdVown bridge has been burned. The South
ern pickets nave been withdrawn from Williams
port.
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.
Ht. Louts, Juue 15.—Boerriatiue’s regiment
have gone West on the Pacific railrood.
The Illinois volunteers entered Missouri at Han
nibal.
Gov. Jackson with cars and loconnotives is go- I
iog West from Jefferson city, burning bridges as i
he goes.
It is said that a large number of Confederate j
troops in Arkansas and Northern Texjas are ready 1
to move on Jackson’s invitation.
Tucker of the State Journal has been arrcßted i
at Harman.
The steamer Louisiana, the third of the invad
ing fleet here, will takevm Boerristiun’s regiment. |
PREPARING ’FOR HOSTILITIES.
Alexandria, Junn 15.—Active military move
ments are progressing in consequence of the
evacuation of Harper's Ferry. Efforts will be j
made to prevent the concentration of ihe South- \
eru troops.
WASHINGTON IN DANGER.
Washington, June 15. Scbenck is ordered
across the Potomac with his brigade. 6n attack
on Washington City by Gen. Beaurega.’d is ap
prehended.
POSTAL INSTRUCTION.
Washington, June 15.—Blair has dispatched to
the Postmaster at Louisville, Ky., as follow* :
The order requiring mail matter cojfng from
I dislo-al States to be held for postage, sloes not
I apply to prevent delivery on payment of postage.
| NEW FLO Oil
FROM KEW WHE.PT!
; In [Barrels;
! I*‘l ** Sacks;
1-4- tc Sacks.
t'.R tALE i4
Warren, Lewis &Ca*
my3l-4i ___
Salt & Molasses.
2500 sac *3 NAL'i ;
100 hhiis. Prime Culm MOLA: Jt£s ;
50 hbis. Sugar Hen* SI*RC p.
1 Voraaie by .myDO-lw] R iLf Ol; 4 HAND.
I FLOUR -
FROM
New Wheat.
Excelsior MUi* can be
M TEUSLI . STOVALL.
U XITEL)"STATES HOTEL,
Bro'.d-’itm’t, Augusta, Ga.
MOSHER & CREWS, proprietors.
rpHKS lorze ard kw eet*b!i*ikfed HOFTItL, hariar OMB
X airnly re-Sttec arid re-ru.” Lsben u ie humiaei; row
prepare*! vo t*uafy all me want* of tbe ira vei*og coinnu.aity.
ft? X‘>si iraaouabie tertai. Free; tt? ‘’* ira.* porftloa in tire
parr of the city, the M Unites aae aiwaye ec
joyec a iarre share of vh p’.bfic patfi aau t b proprietor*
art determined to spare u sitter paira lot per.se #*ny to sus
tain its ancient reputahton as a SrsTciaas la .vei.
The undersijnied. ha\r.n#r dieriwed of his | itereat In tne tbovt
H .-tei tc M; THOM AS CKE iV&. retLixne hi* oncer* thank*
to the public for their liberal pairocagt, a. .and reconuWFDda the
uv w firm to thefcr contht ued fitvor ac. p**.rc na**-.
decil-<ttf JOSEP; r&OSAMONi>._
$25,000
Georgia 6 per et. Bonds,
FOR S AJ,R FJ
BARRETT, CARTEE & CO.
ron SALE.
Tiff E HOUSE and LOT on Orient strwt, ixtety ecmp
ty tnt.Mdlonn<i.7byir. p^mlF.Ey^
dMIu T. W. MILL A A
COMMERCIAL. __
AUGUSTA iTURKET,
Weekly Kcporc j une j 2 ** M
[ COTTON.—The market is dull. A few sales of Mid filing
have been made the past week to the Factory, at 11 ceats.
PROVISIONS, AC.—The of Baeon is limited. a ud
the market Ls vry quiet. is quoted at l-ky loe. Fluu r
still’oarer. Crrii 1- quoted at *1.153*1 .Cos. Wheat Is declining
S c “Price* Current.*’
GIvbCEKlES.—Cuba Molasses • , 'TC®4Oc*.; Rio Coffee SV. j
Laguiya firm ; Sugars firm.
SALT *2Xoper sack.
AUGUSTA FACTORY GOODS.-4 4 Rio. Sheeting? fie.; i
ft do. Stirlings ?Jkc.; \ do. Drills9>sc.;Osuaburgs (S oi.) 11c.: j
do. (7 02.) lOi^c.
GUNNY BAGGING is quoted 17 16c. per yard.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.-Aq,—'We quote on toot, j
V lb. nett, S)fo. Fork, on foot, nett Sheep,
♦2 60®8.00 ¥> heed Turkeys, each #1.25(52.00 Chickens j
each So@Bs. Ducks, each 30545 c.. -Sweet Potatoes, 75c® |
#1 ¥ bushel. Dried Peaches, peeled, 7@Sc. fe* A.; unpeeled.
4>*@sc. Fqq*> 20@25c. P doz.
EXCHANGE.—Northern Exchange is scarce ami selling at j
S percent.
CHARLESTON. June. 15. —Ala arti
cle has been verv much tieglecte , :i+ is naturallv to UvexpeCt
in the present position of affairs. The sales were lunltea tu 18
bals. which were sold at y and y>sc. Tlie receipts oft lie week
have been confined to So l ales.
Ah*’- .—The transactions have reached about 1,000 tierces, at
**% o fiSi*.
Corn.— l his article commands von - high prices. Sopte'fi.OOp
bushels of Western, of mixed quality, nave been Add ui 11 IS
and #i .20 per bushe.i sack included.
Salt.— l he deman-h which has been very limited? ha-*
supplied at #1.75 to a? **sack.
Flour.— The market Is well supplied ; the demand, however,
has t-eea very limited, and the sajes have established a heavy
reduction. The opening prices ranged from #7 to S7S so
good merchantable brands, hut the closing figures were #6>.<js |
*. V bbl. 1
The transact ions In the leading articles, Sugar, [
( once-and Molasses. have beeu confined to small lots at full
prices.
AVVisyM.-Thc Bant rates this \ve-L for Sterling are to* i
T.H ** cent, premium.
AUGUSTA PRICKS CURRKYT.
WHOLESALE PRICED.
BAGGING—Gunny * vd. 17 a IS
BACON--Rama jp ft y, is
Shoulders, Tfenn ft l'l (4 14
Clear sides, Tenn ft. 1 S® 16
Clear lli •- t Sides, Term f ft 15 15k
Cleat ."idea. Western tb ltJ
UimtHi rridcs, Wesua-n > l4 15
Shoulders, western fa. 13
Hog Round, country >B> 14>f<& 15
Country g l, % 90
CANDLES— Adamantine 4* ft 28 25
Chemical Sperm te ft 85 ,<* 87
Pure do >ft 48 & 45
Star Caudles *ft 23 9 23
Patent Sperm •ft M and 60
CHEESE—Northern White >ft none
English Dairy *ft 14 v# 15
COFFEE—Kro * ft -5
Lagura 22 $ 25
Java *ft £ 25
DOMESTIC GOODS—Yarns Tbh. ‘*loo
X Shirting > yd. 4* 54 8
H Shirting > yd. 7 4 7Y4
4 4 Shirt] Ug * yd. m
6-4 Shirting * yd. 10 (p, 13
C-4 Shirting ¥ yd. 11 & 1
% tine Sea lsl’d Snlrt gs f'yd. 7 (< ll
44“ •• “ “ V yd. ts & 12
Osnaburgs * yd. lUK& 11H
Drtllings \* vd. loH
FEATHERS.. Vft 40 u# 46
FERTILIZERS—
Rhodes’ S’* wtandard.....F ton.s62 50
KettlewelTs ManipulatedGuanj,No. 1, ton. ten 0C
“ “ N0.2, P ton. 61 00
#<tun. 50 00
National Fertiliser tou. 46 00
Hoyt’s Superphosphate ton. 45 00®50 00
Mapcs 1 Nitrogemzed Superphosphate.. .#• p>u. 66 00
Rol'iusou’s Manipulated Guano ton. 66 00
American Guano cash > ‘n. 14 00
ReesX Manipulated Guano ? ton $; *■ 00
FlSH—Mackerel, No. 1 * -I 2H c*o 00
“ “ 0 60 @lO 00
“ “ ‘* kd 826 ®6 Vt
“ Large No. 2 bbi ta •, 00
•• “ No. 3 Vbbl - @lO 00
“ Medium No. 2 V bbl 1100 @l2 00
*• “ No. 8. ¥ bbi 5 CHJ &a no
Codfish * n> 6A® 6
Herrings $ box 76 (4 80
FLOUK—Tennessee Extra Family V bh! 8 iH) o
Extra Superfine bbl T6O 775
Tennessee Superfine V bbl 7To <& 725
Granite Mills, Extra Family ibl 800 ®y QQ
- “ Extra #obl 700 @s 00
“ “ Superfine bbl iiouu
EacelsiorMills,Double Extra..#* b!*l 800 (ft yOO
•• “ Extra bbl 760 ®8 00
“ “ Superfine V bbl none
GRAIN—Corn, with sacks.... * buah 1 15 <r 1 20
Wheat, Whitt ? bush l 25 @1 40
Wheat, Red bush 1 20 @1 s<l
Oats * bush 76 ;* ”5
Rye @1 1 ?<)
#< bush 1 40 1 60
Corn Meal bush 1 10 © 1 30
GINSENG 40 ® 43
GUNPOWDER—Dupont’s keg none
Hazard ...I'keg none
Blasting keg none
HAY—Eastern. $ ton ® 2 26
Northern ton © 2 00
IRON—Swedes &
English tt> 4
LARD 14 © 15
HU)—to <0 8
LIME-Country IH box 125 ©1 60
Northern V bbl 176 Gu 200
MO! ASS EN—Culm v ;:al 3740
Golden Syrup i* gal 6u (<* 60
Nuw Orleans Syrup If* gal 46 © 6(1
NAILS *ft 4 © 4*
‘ACE > 4 5
KOP.l'—Machine W
11-.mdspun tt> 8 (<d y
raisins # ifOX 800 <& dSO
S'TR T’S- Northern O’.u TH gal 46 <£ 50
N.”. Whisky THgaJ 26 (ft 28
SUGAjtS- New Orleans B)4® yH
T .rto Rico BK<n| *X
Mus -’ivado P 8 (<i y
Loaf IH* 12 (* 12X
Crushed Mb 11M 12
Powdered #< lb
Refined Coflfec A V lOll
“ B 10X® 10X
“ “ C IHlb 10ii@ 10 S
jjAi/F.. 2 00
SOAP—Yellow 8 % 10
STARCH fib 7H® B.H
SHOT Vl>ag ©2 00
TWINE— Hemp Bagging TH ft 13 & 90
Cotton Wrapping IH Tb 23 (® •'*7
PT It is proper to remark that these are the current rates at
wholesale, from store—of course, at retail, prices are n shade
higher, and from the Wharf or Depute, in Urge quantities, a
shade lower.
BANK NOTE TABLE.
PREPARED AND CORRECTED BY F. C. BARBER,
Stock Broker arid Exchange Denier, Augusta, Ga.
Augusta, Athene and Savannah Bank notes, par.
** *• Fulton, Atlanta ]
•• “ Empire State. Rome.. !• 3 per cent. disc, tor currency.
North-Western Bank, Ringgold. 1
Mobile and Montgomery 5 percent.
Manufacturer’s Bank of Mac. n 25 cte. on the Dollar.
Tennessee and North Carolina Bank Bills 5 per cent, dis
count.
BANKABLE MONEY.
All the bills of the bunks in .Savannah, fexoe.pt the Timber
Cutters’Bank,; all the Augusta banks, and tlie branches of the
State Bank, aud the Bank of Athens, arc bankable here.
EXCHANGE.
Sight Exchange on New York is selling at 8 per cent,
premium, for currency.
The notes of the South Carolina banks are taken at the
banks In this city.
MARRIED.
In Powelton. Ga., on thc2 J th May, by Elder William M.
Yerdery, Mr. JOHN H. WALKER and Mias ELIZA J.
ALLEN.
OBITUARY
_ U.fa cilv, f'ii Sunday, the luth lust., .JOHN HENRY
IMG NON, Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fstes Morns, aged ,
one ye r and seventeen days. A peculiar poignancy j$ given
to tikis sjwi bereavement, from the fact that Mr. Morris Is ab
sent from home, serving his country in the ranks of the Blodget
Volunteers.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care ;
The opening bud to lleaven couveyed.
Ana bade it blossom there.
BOOK BINDING
The Chronicle A Sentinel
BOOK BINDERY
Is now in full operation, with recent additions
of new materials and conveniences of all kinds.
All BOOK?, PAMPHLETS, MUSIC, Ac., can be
BOUND IN ANT STYLE, from the plainest to
the most ornamental, on moderate terms, and
with punctuality and dispatch.
BLANK BOOKS
For District Officers, Sheriffs, Clerks, Tax Col.
actors, Ac., as well as for Counting (louses, and
for any other purpose, will be manufactured to
order, in the most substantial and superior style
Terms moderate, aud promptness observed.
W. S. JONES.
UIiUNTI SAYINGS MAR.
Interest Paid on Deposits.
OFFICE AT THE INSURANCE BANK
OPEN MIL) FROM 1 U’l’LlltK UNTIL BUNBKT.
MONEY returned on abort notice, or in case;* of necessity
without nt tiofc.
Interest paid on a single month’s deposit. No limitation or.
he amounts received, except that eeut* or fractions of a dollar
be deposited. ,
Intereet paid or compounded every six months, on the first
*f January aid first of July.
Accounts will be opened for Children, Minors, Married Wo
men Corporation o , Societies. Trustee?. Agents, and Associa
t 1 on* of ery kind. WAt. M. D'ANTIGN AC, President.
,*oe!9 C. F McCAY. Treasurer.
FREE FORWARDING !
PRIVATE HllMlEll WAREHOUSES
AND
| Custom House Brokerage.
fFUiE t.Dderslgiied hM, with Mk-asts. Brig!.am, Baldwin &
* Cos., Messrs. W:ki(T <t Galile. and Messrs, llunier A
Gr.fcnel', fanned an Association for the purpose of -rnteiingat
the iJma .tn ilokiseauu Storing in B ind, in arc-rdar.ce with
the Revenue Laws, any gpod* arriving at this port winch may
be intrusted to his ‘’ustooy. .
He being the managing and active partner, baa bonded, with
the appro val of the Secretary of the Treasury, commodious
Warehouses, where all Merchandize coming to thi-* p.rt can
v e stored, every attention paid to its preservation, and tor lia
K-ornut delivery when entry ba- be--:i made at the ustom
House, at the lowest possible tariff charges.
kterchandize destined to the Interior, will be entered for pay
mer# of duties or m bond, as may _ fa- required by the con-
All floods consigned to him to be forwarded, wJ. ro
e‘;ve tne greatest despatch at the rate of charge and in
auen Banner as may be directs 1. duties art to be paid
SrJia port, funds must be provided for that purpose, but If to
1 k* forwarded in bond, the requisite bond* wiu be given.
floods intrusted to care o 1 undersigned, consigned to points
n the interior, will te forwarded by Railroad* or other con
*, teume as directed, free of commission.
Vn experience ot nearly twenty years In the details of Cus
, * \ h,,W business, and a thorough acquaintance with the
War o’Ase laws. In every detail, will enable this co-partnership
togi% ? the greatest despatch consistent with Li** safety ot the
* CHARLES C. WALDEN,
Office In Claghom £ Cunningham’* Buildings,
Head of Drayton Street.
bavannftiu malk-dlia
NOTICE.
TUI, ninth St fcua Engine Company Aawciation. would
;t u:,rm the t.tizeaa of Auguota and vicinity—
l *Bne Team and Waggon, to do
tod O’ baultn* that they may be required, angaoHcHthe
.lirraiste ot the buaicea. portion of (he conmiuaity. A. ttna
C~ was purchased by tbe company to accelerate the progre*
nfthe Steam Ergine. in the event of Sree, they trust the com
—.l'Env-wUt theta in their endeavorsto meet the ei-
SSS-eof iteeptngtiJTear... Onto. left with eit her of the
Writers promptly attended fj. KICH
THOMAS .1. CHEELT.
OEOHOE KAJ'i'llLD,
airr'.JSw a. Board of Kireetors.
POWER PRINTING PRESS
AND
PRINTING MATERIALS
FOR SALE!
WE have for salt an A No. 1 Adam- Power PRINTING
PRESS, in good ordtrr ; a CARD CUTTING JIA
CHINE ; a STANDING PRESS and HOARDS ; and an as
sortment of Newspaper anc Job TYPE. W sel! ttfawe roa
teriau for nefAtrit, :-ut for th- reason t hat we u*e a Cylinder
Pres*, arid nave a superabundance of the other material meu
tiooed. We are thus able to fit out a country office, whic'.
can ao on term* very favorable to those who may wish to
chase. Also, a Lady Franklin JOB PRESS. Addrew
A. S. CAMP A CO.,
aplO-21 Publisher? Nashville Patriot.
tennesseebacon" -
15,000 pounds SHOULDERS;
15,000 pounds HAMS
20,000 pound* CL ICAR SIDES.
For sale by fry*Mlla; BAKER 4 CARSWELL
printing ink.
‘ >r Tlip Außu.ta Ink Work., lu succ-.^ful
I !o fure;sl ‘ SEWS, book ami JOB
, KIJ.TIJ.Q n.k. Os, aup.r!orquality Tbe Chronicle i
Bentinei has been printed the Xews i~k Mnoc Ift inril.
The manufattorj-Iscondiicteo bv an eMierierecJ Printer'and 1
l! " a i lbe, ‘’;‘ e " l ‘"'"rt time to ftm.!.;, COLOKEP
of the finest quality.
Price of beat News Ink a _ ,
Book and Job Inks (^
Eh All Orders must T>e accompanied by the (
s. JOXSB,
Chronicle A Ftwmrf Office,
my3l - Au^ Ga . 1
In Bi vordance v\ ith the understandingex
by Cap . Blod, ‘ vt his Card, lam a candidate For Ordinary of ‘
i RichTioud couui V. at the approaching election.
jeS* _ DAVID L. 7-OATH. !
S UPER INTENDENT’S OF rl< ’ F,)
G BORG IA R 411. R.AD, AL'i.rSTA. June 12, ißvl. \
and after Sunday Kveuing, June 17th, the
’ Bel Air Train will run r 4 follow.- ;*
Leave Augusta, at 6.25 l*. M.
Bel Air, at p ..7JjP. M.
Except-Sunday ; on which day leave Bel Air at ‘.‘ls A. M.
j and Augusta at 1 P. M. GEO* - ‘ s upt.
(General Debibty.-M c wy\ild advise all who maj
be affiicted with Ger.eka! .Debility, to tfrv McLEAVh
STRENGTHENING OURDIAL. It U Certainly a valuable
remedy : of our tnends’kaveliicd it, and they recorn
meiul it very highly as a Tonic aud Alterative. Uis very plea
sant t. lake.
Every country lu laying in his supplied should be
sure to take some of this Cordial. It soils rapidly, beyond the
most sacguiiie expoctadons of tke proprietor. One day hurt .
wvek he sold overy bottle be bwl on Laud. Now, with in
creased taollitie**, be is able .to stpply a demands. See the i
advertisemeuf in another cplunu. je^-dAw^w
IT” >!ee**rs. Clark, Gregory * 4Nashville:—
Gents.—l wish t*> say to you as I the w rid what your AM
BROSIAL OIL has done for n r.
I have ben suffering wltdi chiOnlo sore ryes for years, and
Tic Doloreaux four years. lfjH*slblr, I have 6uttered death
live hundred times, ani 1 have i ot seen auv of my family for
more fhau two years. I can no*ir see to .ttcud to my domestic
affairs aud sleep pleasantly.
I hope the Almighty may itrospe*’ you In your good work
with AMBROSIAL OIL.* Malixpa Auehxai-uy.
Bethel, Giles county, Tern.
For sale by
jo&dAwlm P. F. TUTT. Oa.
BUNotice.—AS IT is IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME TO
replenish my Stock, all sahs will be CASH trim this date.
If I can procure goads from Euvrtpe of HOME manufacturers,
my business will b eonthiued dtui on 1 he'cash system.
WM. S. RO YAI.
I’. S.—Southern Manufacturers of Sboea will eonfrr :i favor,
by sending samples by Exp re*. YV . R.
je2-d&wlfu
Final TVotice.
VtP’ All persons who ha-re oof yet made their State
Tax r turn®in this county, wil take notice, that to enable
them to do so, 1 shall attend at Mr. B. F. Hail s Office, at the
City Hall, from 10 A. M. fit. 1 I\ M .from Mondav, the 3d. to
Thursdnv, the 18th of June—S.Uurrta v, Die Bth, excepted. The
will then l*e closed, and defaulters *'oul>l:-*axed. All
white btales who were In Geor fia at the t’me of the Secession,
and resided here on the lfct of April Inst, between 21 a -d SO
years, are kast liable for Poll’i*ax. So cme along and give
hi, and avail yourselves of the but chance you will have to
keep from having to pay double.
■JOHN A. KOHLER,
lel-tl4 Tax Receiver R. C.
IU NoMm>~B4LE OK DRUGS. MEDICINES Ac.,
—For the purpose of closing thesoneera and partnership, be
tween the parties, vfe will dispose of our Stock, after the 94th
Instant, at cost, and invite the attention desirous of pur
jhaelng a well stock of DRi r GS, MEDICINES, and
other articles In the Us aof our business.
febL’2 dtt JONE.s A C H E\\ r .
CROW-FOOT GRASS.
tar“ A Supply of fre*h CROW.FOOT GRABS SEED,
fustrecciwd. It may tie down aay time before the middle of
June. Obp peck ia wiffl snt f<*r one acre. Price #2 00 per
peck. PLITMB & LKITNER,
mayt-Stawf&'vV Augusta, Ga.
HU CVrtiflcaie of Tv Piuy-Eigh! Year** Uwe.^.
Newcastle, WVstchesterCounty, N. i., August 11, iB6O.
Dr. B. Brandreth My -Dear Sir: I am now seventy-nine
years old, and for the last twtMfv-elght years have been a con
stant user of your Vegetable Universal PILLS when sick,
fully realizing the advantage of enforcing purgation with a
medicine, which, while harmless ?n its nature, removes all im
purities. Icm safely say that the vigorous old age I now en
joy has been caused mginly by the use of Braudreth'a Pills. I
have had In these hist t went) -eight years several tits of sick
ness, ami occasionally some infirmity of age would press upon
i-t. At these times I have always found your Pills a sure
remedy, giving uie not only health but strength. 1 consider
them, not. only invaluable as a purgative, but also us a tonic, 1
l ave never during t,ln*e last twenty-eight years used any other
inedicluo: whatever, belm* convinced, by experience, that uue
wa. a- good. Brandreth’? Pills have :tls<* t)een free'y used by
my u'c ‘gbibon in every ku-d of sickness, and have been never
know:i to Sail when promptly administered.
Yours, truly, Nathaniel Htatt,
Justice of the Peace for years In Westc ester co., N. Y.
price 26 eepts per box. Slid by all resja i table dealers in
medicine. my4-d&wlm
$15.00 REWARD!
K UNA\V\Y/mv boy JOHN, who has been working for 1
. Wr*. Phillip*. Re is a light mulatto, about five and a hai 1
feet h gli. ami sixteen years Old. lie is probably about thb ‘![•
per i art of city or tiie Sand Hllla, He may have gone to Me -
Bean. he clary* from Samuel Vyarneis. or he may }>♦• uj. the
Georgia Railroad with some free negiop*. The,above r*wa and
will be paid on liis delivery to me, or in the Guard House l*.
this city.
Also, on the deliver.’ oi mv boy I'uM as
above. He is about fifty years old, black cotnpl. xion, lame in
one leg. s9.oowUlbe p:ild for information with proof of any
one hirelrig or harboriug him, (Tom.;
iels-tw4t L.ROLI..
HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, YA.
THJIB celebrated \Y r ATERING PLACE is now o).-n for
the reception of Visitors. Tike established leputaibm o’
the Water in the Hollowing diseases istoo w ll known to I o’
anything more than a simple notice of and our being prepared
to receive Bnurdrs, viz: IH'spepsia, Chronic Diarrhea and
Dysentery, Rheuiftatism, Enlarged Prostrate Bronchial Artec
tiono, A pntha, Diseases of the Bladder and Kidney?, Paral>-
sis, Wzrena. Loss of Voice. Female Diseases, Diseases of the
Eyes and all Nervowa Affections, Ac.
To persons deskrkig retirement and fine bracing at nosphere,
the HEALING 8P •INGB offer peculiar attractions. They
are situated i-ight mbes from the Warm and thr**e ri.lle.s rrom
the Hot “'prlngs aad wenty-three miles from Miliboro* Depot
oftlie Virginia Central Railroad,‘roni which there Is a dully
mail and a tine liu<* of (loaches, which passes on to Ihe White
Sulphur and Sweet JSprincs. For farther particulars address
Je6-d4w PmRTEK a ERVIN. I'.opiletors.
“ Where shall we Get
“SHOES AND LEATHER?”
ECHO ANSWERS,
From J. S. SMITH,
LEXINGTON TANNERY. GEORGIA.
Bend on Y’our Orders, and get NUMBER ONE
BROGAN, and L&ATIIEU of the verv l ost manufacture.
feb 28-wly
CONFEDERACY FLAGS
Os All Sizes,
jyj\\l>K TO OKDKR—By
J. B. I*I.ATT,
d&wtf A UGUSTA. GA.
Notice
rilO the President®, Cashiers and Directors of the following
JL Panics, to wit : the Bank of the State of Georgia, Central
Railroad Banking Company and the Georgia Uaiiroad A
Banking Company.
On the 11th day of March, I mailed at the Po.-t office at Dal
las, Paulding county, Ga., a letter addressed to John Gulina
rin, Augusta. Ga., in which 1 enclosed the right hand halves o
the following bills :
Ohs SIOO bill on the Bank of the State'of Georgia, Savannah,
No/274, letter D, 1. K. TANARUS( 111, (H-du**r ;
One sJoo bill on the Bank of the State of Georgia, Augusta,
letter F. I. K.Tefll, Cashier;
One SOO bill. No. 385, on the Central Railroad & Banking
Company, Savannah, Geo. It. Cuvier,Cashier ;
One S3O bill on the Georgia Railroad & Banking Company,
paXable to C B. Martin, nr bearer J. Milligan, Cashier.
I am informed that tin* letter aforesaid has not been receiv
ed, and I upp Ise the Bunks aforesaid that 1 now have the loft
hand halves of said bills in my possession, subject to the order
of John Guimarii, executor of Felicity M. Reid, of Richmond
county, deceased, to whom I will Bend them, and he will claim
payment. 8, L. STRICKLAND.
Ladas. Ga., 22d April, 18fll. myb JJm
SSO Reward!
RAN \ WAY’ from the subscribers on the 11th of Septem
ber, iB6O, a Negro Boy named MOSES, with the nick
name of *• GETE, and answer* to that name. Said boy ia
about 22 years old, spare made, quick pnofcen, and weighs
about 140 pounds ; Is about l feet fi inches high. He la proba
bly lurking about Gwinn Ellison’.-;, or A rusta, as his father
Uvea tn the latt r place.
Th alkove reward will be given to any one who will deliver
eald boy to us in Greene county. Ga., or have him confined In
any safe .Jail so t hat we can get him.
Address tbeßufa-criber.. a” Pcnfield, Ga.
Mbs. SABRINA BROWN- Adm’x.,
SIMEON T. PEEK, Aon/-
aps-wt ofVaientiDe 1 ‘ec*^i?ed.
50 DOLLARS REWARD!
R AN A WAY on the ?oth cf March last, my Negro Man
BILL HORTON. He is about i t vears of age, five feet
nims or ten i/.chea high, welgn about I** pwutals ; i? yelh/w
and ba-. u bt’ihy head of hair. u i*,y <,f
BMue nnartuesr, and wa? ici*rsrd !n tlale Lirnes&ui. cloth's
and broad- bn urn and Ciui/ry-mn'e w<-oi l.a'. The almve re
ward will be paid /orgiis i prehension nud Couilnciueut,
that I get him ; or. ifdeilvdrtd to me, a.l ceresusry expeLH<.*f
will fa* paid in addition to the above.
JOHN WFRB.
P. S.—Hi* wife was carried to Randolph county whiter,
ai.d t.e mav utt*n.p‘. to follow her.
Newton Factory, Gn.. June sd, iy.l. ! wtf
Geo. W. H i!li ams & Cos.,
No. 1
CHARLESTON, 8. C.,
WFFF.R FOR SALE. AT LOWEST MARKET RATES
1 ORA BAGS Kio, Java,end LaguyraCOFFJsEj
XI/*'** • bdo. PwR <R. ■ Cur.. ttUARL,
7'id bb!r. Clarified, Crushed and L-as M
3'i.bhfs. Cubaand Muscovado MOLASSES;
-4> bhli. New Orleans MOLABSES ana Syrup;
bale* Gunny LAGGING •
coils Bale ROPE and TWINE;
hoxts CANDjiESar:d SOA P ;
IrfUO kegs ALL, ader.rted:
TOCO sack? Liverpool BALT ;
m cawcs fresh UK’E:
POWDER, LEAD. SOAP, dfaCON, Ac.
Oh ar leaf on. 8. Oct. It. I£hj. octßLdly
ALPHEUS >l. RODGERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Waynesboro’, Geo..
practice in all the counties of tL Middle
v V Circuit. mhS-dAwly
HEN H V EDM OK lISTON,
Produce, Commission AForward g
MERCHANT,
AUGUSTA, GA.
OFFICE AT M. I*. STOVALL’S FIRE-PROOF WARE
HOUSE, JACKSON STREET.
mhlS-d&wflrn
J. MCORMICK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office east side Jackson St.,
(Betwtew Broad arid HrynnUU,
A.TJ GTTST A, GUBO.
Prompt attention given to profess. business JnK*oh
mond and adjoining countiee. G " -c * ) U
MACHINE
CRACKER BAKERY!
nine nbscriber. having nevegal improvement* to hi-
I BAKERY. 1* now prepared to furniuh the community
sSh any and everything in the Bakery llae. at the lowo-t price*.
On Hand. Made Every Day,
FAMILY BREAD,
CRACKER*- BISCUIT—
Butter, Soda,
Extra ButvOr, Booton,
Water, Wine,
Fancy, Milk,
Ginger, Seed,
Lemon. Sugar.
Pilot Rread.
Fine OAKES and Pl£6, FRE6H EVERY DAY. o
all kinds. JAM Kh BOVVK.Y,
Ho. HI Broad Sut,
OCU AugutU, tit
‘J I
Ctf’ CURE
Nervous Headache
•!
By t!ic ux BILLS, the pwlodlc ttck of .Vtrtoul
or fiek Headaclxt, may w ptevcntK j . ts ,j; en w th.
curaiv<*!peut of tho.tiack immi'Ji.ie reU.f from i uo
sdeknees w1!l be obtained.
They seldom OB In th. A'auw. .ml to
which Females are so subject.
Tlfrv act jfrnUy i.o the
For Ut.Tiry Mvu, Stndetfri, IVUcv,, FtmUra, and Ml pro
anus of xd.Mary habitt. tli- y m nduaUe u ta .
proving the appetite, glviitg ton-, and vigor to the digestive or
gans, aud restoring the natural and Krengtk of the 1
whole system.
Tlie CEPHALIC PILLS arc the result of long lnvgt' lFs;io# f
and carefully conducted experimeuts, having been o use many
years, during which tin-e they have prevented aud relieved a
vast amoipit vs pain and ouflerlSg from Headache, whethc;
originating In the nervous system or from a deranged tUU ot
the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable m their composition, and may be
tMct and at all timer with perfect aMety without oiiain* any
Chamce of diet, and the absence 0/ any disagreeable taste
enders it easy to administer tocm to children.
BEWAHE OF OOt'ATEHFEITS
she genuine have five slijnMnres of HENRY O. BPAUMNG
3U each box.
Bold by Druggists aud all other Dealers in Medicines.
A Box wtll be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of the
PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
AH orders should be addressed to
Havilaml, Chichester & Cos.,
AUGUSTA, GEO.,
, OR
HAYIMND, STEVESSON A CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C„
SOLE AOISISTTB
For the Confederate States of America.
THE FOLLOVfDftt ENDORSEMENTS Os
SPALDINGS
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL COTTVINCK ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE.
THAT A
SPEEDY SIRE i\M
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these testimonials w<*re unsolicited by Mr. SPALDING,
they afl'ord unqueAionable proof 01 the efficacy of tills
truly scientific discovery.
Masonviu.K. I.'o’ffl., Feb 5, 1301.
Mr. Spaldino —
8lr: I have tried yos.r t'cphaltc Ihlla. amt like them well
that I want you to fiend me two dollars worth more.
Part of theeC are for the nelghtors, to whom 1 gave a few oht
of the first bo 1 got from you.
Rend the Pi by mail, and oblige
Your ob’t servant,
JAMKH KENNEDY.
HAVBnronu, Pa., Feb.fi, IS6I.
Mr. Spaltuno—
Sir: 1 wish you to send me one wore box of your Cephalic
Pills, I have received a great deal of beuetil from them.
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
NrsucK Cbmk, Huntington Cos., Pa., Jan. 13,18(11
Lt.C iV.LIMNO
f-ir You will please send roe two boxes of your Ce?M” :
l'lilfi- cclthem immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. SIMONS.
P. S.—l have used one box <•!'your Pills, and find them ex
cellent.
Bums V ARNOS, Ohio. Jun. 15,1961.
Henby C. SrALDoro, Esq.:
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for wUch send me an
other box of your Copha ic Pills. They are truly the best Pills
I have ever tried.
Direct, A. PTOVKK, P. M.
Bell Vernon, Wyandotte (kt.,o.
Bivibv.lt, Mass., Dec. 11,1060.
llenby C. .Spallino, ICfq.:
I wish for some targe circulars or show bills, to bring your
Cephalic Pills more particularly bofore my customers. If you
have anything of the kind, please send tc me.
One of my customers, who is Subject to severe Sick Headache,
(usually lasting two days,) was cured of an attack in one hour
by your Bills, which 1 sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W. B. WILKKB.
Reynolds*into, Feanuliw Cos., Ohio, )
January 9, 1861. j
Hxnky C. Spaldin®,
No. 48 Cedar Stree*, N. Y..
Dear Sir: Enclosed find twenty-five (25) cents, for which
send box of ** Cephalic Pills. Send to address of Rev. Wm. C.
Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin county, Ohio.
Your Pills work like a charm—cure Headache almost in
stanter.
Truly yonrs,
WM. O. FILLER.
Ypsilanti, Mica., Jan 14,1861.
Mb. SpaldiNO—
Sir : Not long tinee 1 sent to you for a box of Cephalic Pills
for the cure of the Nervous Headache aud Costlveuess, and re
ceivert the same, and they had so good art effect that 1 was In
duced to send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. R. WHEELER,
Ypsilantl, Michigan.
[f rom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.]
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they were
made, vlr: Cure of Headache In all its forms.
[From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.]
They have been tested In more tlian a tliouaand cases, with
entire success.
[From the Democrat, St. Cloud, Minn.]
If you are, or have been troubled with the Headache, send
lor a box, (Cephalic Pills) so that you may have them in case
of an attar k.
[From the Advertiser, Providence, R. I.]
The Cephalic Pills arc said to be a remarkably effective reme
dy for the • eadache, and one of the very best for that very fre
quent complaint which has ever been discovered.
[From the Western K. K. Gazette, Chicago, 111 ]
We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding, and his unrivalled Ce
phalic Pills.
[From the Kanawha Vailey Star, Kanawha,
Wr are sure that persons Buffering with the Headache, who
try them will stick to them.
[From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La.[
Try them! you that are afflicted, and we are rure that y>ur
can be added to the already numerous list that has
received benefits that no other medicine can produce/
[From the Bt. Louis Democrat.]
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pills,) if rapid
ly Increasing.
[From the Gazette, Davenport, lowa.]
Mr. Spaldl g woifld not connect hi-, name with an article he
did not know to po:* 1 *? real merit.
[From the Advertiser, Providsnc*. K. I.]
The testimony In their favor Is strong from the most respert
able quarters.
[From the JMHjr News, Newfmrt, R- IJ
Cephalic PUls arc taking the place a ll Undi *
[From the Commercial Bulletin. Boston. Ma*s.J
Said to fa- very effleadou* for the Headache.
[From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.]
Buffering humanity can now be relieved.
PT A s'ugie bottle of SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten time* its cost annually.
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLIE !
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE ;
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE !
H'AVB TUK PIECES!
ECONOMY ! DISPATCH:
53T “ A Stitch in Tim* Savm Niki.” Jg*
As accidents will happen, ev® in well regulatwl families. It
Is very desirable to have some che*p and convenient way for
repairing Farnlture, Toys, Crockery, Ac.
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can aflord to be
without it. It Is always ready, and up to the sticking point.
“USEFUL IN EVERY HUUBE-’
N. B—A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, ?6 cents.
Address, HENRY O. SPALDING.
No. 45 Cedar htreet, New York.
CAUTION-
As certain unprincipled persons are attempting to palm off on
tae unsuspecting pubiic, imitations of my PREPARED GLUE,
1 would caution all persons to examine before pcircftatlug, and
see that the full name,
PT” SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUK, m M%
U on theoutald* wrapper ; ai: others are swindling counter
mi novlft*4Arwly
: S3O PER MONTE !
BOAKII AND LODBINU!
I HILL pay the above price fora OURRIFIt or Ll-ATU
IKK DRESSEK-onethatuuder.-f u.J* tli** baii •-i ....
ouciily—a man without family, and-. r temperate nab-.*-
Apiilytu j < , i.,‘7',„7r!rVv.\
IclMm OHikon- |v, Hr..
itotioe!
ALL persons indebted t* t’ e i t*e of I'r.
late of Greene count y, dec*., vd. r<. :• . .
payment; and those i) whom said e-t tei> uie t ‘ are her
by • i quested to render In their elnlm. u- .-mI i the ui.
signed. CELR.**T!A t‘. I t' 1 . UK. J v’t’i
June 13,1861. ‘f I>. ‘-n • U :- t tv: •! •
iClection Notice
OLERK’b OFFICL I.'.FKRIOK < ‘IKT. >
Avotsta, Jun- ’b. I■■*’• I. >
\N EbKCTIO.Y Will be held on YVUD.V .-DAY.
-'•tu of June, instant, :,t the .--vral p's.-
elections In the county of Richmond, for t*ru’- •• . ,
couutv,aiov Foster Blodget, -lr.*rise-.t
jc7 B. F. HALT . CV.. .
By order o r the Ju.-tice.* of the Ini- * • r Court.
STU’ Rlh THIEF !
One Btindred Dollars If ward !
n ixomtY. on We. •. M-v . : r .... , IJ. •
vcnisold. tb -l;’ >SH lw> is h’gli_ Y.-tit lilrul t • • i v’iii.
whke aBl .r t *-> *on then!, -ihvr. and t: -'i" v - •:* •
cut oft. This ‘kn v. •h. tnc . , <:*, bvt- -
0,. nf whom * j tl.e m-gre Im.vlu,, *'.• :•’ ■
al tlie time. 1h- tlr.el’ D -1, , i.L ..
tr-sr. the Army.-i yo-‘ g. go-nl-U.okh.i
1; Lea hUi. A •<**• . -yK n. eat l ,-dd
hair and wlibK-i it ca/**, •’ wor,\j web.-l, • .j&r- 1*
pounds. Had-, -Ugray pm.ts a■: n-n ■<*. ■ .M,
Sri:- down tbe‘ :u.T: Va:.Knd a ILU c . ’a* l
wlh j av tne JUi-inri TW.il.- a t.• r the thW :-u>\ \
vlct— ainl a ivwan the Kore. :„ > ~
Kiokee IV 0., Oidun 1.-la v-ajid', ■
uivfil win! • PFJOCIO\ R,\M 4
TRIDN
JY a o t o r ‘
Chattooga, Goo,
W V> T - * (HIWT-W SMNMEIt • •i. a
KoOBI - mvle sriNN!:
M.yA.I-AI.UJOOB..UL
iNUTIOEi.
rnHHKK ut,-rrtw,l w ,i.,.ir i„ .
J. named Banka, for the renewal o* the Ter. i--u - t,-> .
Be-nk Now*, the halves or which a!- I. -d ,v .-
R'l.t to H ln..m • T \ ”
last, the right end ot one iwm.i da’ill'. n,. i. * i \
gusta. Aaiod May Ist, lift. . ‘! l u!,; ;•!
President.
Ais*>,to jame, the right on, 1 , <h,|’. lr ‘ t .f
Railroad A Banking t onipnny. ..'-.ited D.-e.-nd-i i • N
V4O, lettar B, signinl J P. Kui,-.. iba-i
JAt'K&ON P.K! 1 .
Jeflerson, Jackson w M Gt., Ylar-ii *, • j # a ■-
North Caro 1 mu Paja r
Forest fllaiiuiat turls:. v
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Hvstr ii.t in g<*d bsaltii. at the lov • | r•-
with mcurltv to tlm iuatire.l. in .>■ ■•! he.illh < - b r
po ie'es n Northern - on.p rdes emi el. ; tlie j-nine t” •’
polit leM of ilim f t vnpanv, on the lined ‘b - •! i r:ns.
Itirtunitre Will t ff.ctN OU Hit* Vwuul i-ln . tflv.ng i “
profit* to the Uiant*.', or o the m- ; ‘.v:. . . r ; •
p entlUlll. The nip'ial . l'l hi.- O ii.foiv - I, I ,
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Dr. J. H. McLBAvA ; -
dTKEWJTHENING < uroiA
AND
BLOOD injIiiFIIOIL
lu Itie World. f
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Mont llcllcloust XiJf *
ani) ff
IWighiful Cordial i
EVER TAKEN.
thousandswliour*- d:r -
: ‘ y V,ailrr taking.
nlalliblc icmrdv ior novingshd ■ mo- in ; th- • haUer m
•uJ diseased HYsteju,]surih ing uud v . , tb l-b od :• ;
lug the sick, flittering • alld t ■
I-UeaitL rin.l I". vir/Lh.
T ‘KI E I NO MI.iT.4 U E AllOtiT ,T
, It w ill < • -rf.inplaint. IKHpetEMa, DiiMl. D . .
tery, Ueanlm i of -plril .h- v- rmu . 0 . •
Fever. Buo B ea’li,*.*’ an> ui - a--, --i tin 1 ilb uh. i
, P-owds.
Gentlemen. dov ,u whh to he Health . ;*onr and
Vigorous ?
flf Lndltv, <fo vou w: ,T the Bloom of Deal'll totnr.v.m your
Cheeks again /—th<- .igo at onceard g*-t
McLean’s Cordial
AND KLOOB PIJftIFIICR.
IK>lay not a moaient ; Itwarrantor t.• give satisfaction. t
will cire any din-ns, of Hi* Ki*!*.. ~k, Wonb.-a I'-id*'*,
Fe Jbjg, Uwslructed M( ii.-.tj iiat'mn. K.i ling of t<.- Y\ . H e
ran: - . **r aav dli*eiiAe arising fr-.rn <'itfoti'-.. r.i- N'.r. i. ( -
blllty. 4 Is mi lufaMlMe Kem-dv.
FOK Cl( ILDKPIV,
Do you want, yo'irdelicate, sickly, p invChlhlren.tols-
Healthy, Strong and R'Jiust?—then g.v- them M- ‘ EAN’H
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL, (neeth, l .
I bottle) it is delicious to take.
jay Oi* .able-spoonful, taken every tin rnh.g no- w?, I*%
surenreventive.against.('hillsand Fever. Yeltow i- C m , ( v . .
emoriu.y pretaUi.ig oismuk .
iPre .VTUiV ! I.eware of Druggists or De i.< r- who r,
trvtopahu upon you a bottle of Bltteis or Hari\i; .niiia
they can buy chegp.) by saying It i jest ae- . •!. Ib
evottmen base enough to steal part * f m\ i mie t* > i„-;p
vile deooetioi-s. Avoid such Infamous pirates au<l I heir \ lil.fr
ouscorop'*uu .*! Ask for Dr. J. H. McLean's strengih* niox
Cordial and Bh-;1 Purifier. ‘I ke nothing *-l*u?. It ip* tin ,>nl\
remedy that will purify ye-ir blood thorough Iv. ami m ....
time. Hthun*. i mkn and Invioosa i k the wool* -ag p.i, -?* ,
It is put up in lorge'hoft'es— #f *pcr bottle, or six
Hr. J. IS. iHlcLlfolN, Nolc Propi n tor.
Corner of Third nod Pine Mia. N. Louis, Mo.
Or. McLean’s Universl Pills,
FOR LIVER COiIPLAINT, BILIOUSNESS,
HEADACHE, Ac.
There bas never been a CATHARTIC medicine, si • -
the public, that h-w glsen such entire latMactlon LL ‘ ’
LJVIVEHSAL I’JLi
Bffing entirely vegetable, they arf verfsc-. , nv
betaken by the ne st tender lufui.t : yet pr tm-t . p-.wo *
•lu repiovitig all Bilious to r A-’ .. j • *-t
----ter from t..e Mioroach h* ! •t. tl-v ar • _j J :• •. M
should be uavd In n-- - ,1 *■•
They pr,-cm <•>„ :, i.p. •* r 1 *. .•-, k*
Bswfr.l -
promoting, ha •; iJ. -f *:. • ~ V. J
will suffer from
so chOHp a ic.. . y -•< -i? L •
on hand ;ami y > • *• ‘ r -u, i *ty pi, • i
daye, and ui hi- i .. A?k f- r Ur. . . ?1. M ,
tnlv r
lose. Friee oioy .es per 1-jx, and vsn- ;*s • ! • -
any part of the United tita: .
4. 11. McLR \N, Nile PinprivU/r.
Uoroer of Third and Pin- ht.**., ht. Louis. V.u.
Dr. J. H. McLean's V jlcanic Oil Liniment.
The Beet External For iTlan or Brosi.
Thousands of human beings ha%/* fa -n saved a Ufa of 6*< n < j
titude and misery, bv the use o’ lids lnvaJuablt- Ll/Jn ot. it
will relieve pain aliuof instantaneouJy, audit, v, 'll cleanse,
Sunfy and beal the foulest sore In an Incredibly short time. -
IOLEAN’B VOLCANIC OIL LI VM ENT will relieve the
most inveterate cases of rheumatiMn, gout, or Nmr# ~'.i. For
Paralysis. Ctmtractad Muscles, or WeaJuna,ln the
Joints, Muscles or Ligament.-*, it will never fall. Two ani-lb h
tlons will cure Bore Throat, Headac he or Earache For Burns
or Hcalds, or any Pain, it L* an Infalllb e Kum-dy. Try it and
will find It an indispensable remedy. Keep It afwa>ti ou
f lantera, Fanaerr, or auy one having eharge of will
save money by using M'D-an’s Voh-anlc Oil Linimeiit, It fa a
speedy and Infallible cure for Galls, Sprains, Chafes, Bwi lilng,
Lameness Sweeney, Sores. W- unda. Scratches, or anv xtcrnnl
dls*e. Try It. and you will be rynvlncod.
DrJ. H. MfiLEAN, H/ile Prrpri*tov.
ht. Louis, >lo
Agent,
B. F. TBTT. Augusta, Ga.
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CLARK a FL LE tV
AHIBRdSIAL 0?L
CLARK, GREGORY & 00.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
Heialache, JEara*hs Toothu. !n ‘j . .. .J
Kbeumath > :*i, Couglu, N- i.rafa- • t h •*.
cb’Ms, DvspCWa, <X>uc, Cra*;.;v, lm.au • . f. <
r.\. £ rc Ton u, (ui . ’:. .
liu.ut. F liera,LHaiThoa, ltunn ,i .
Deatheas, old Bores, Bore Ur-iic, sorv N: . . > . .
hlr.gworm. Tetter. Snake Bit*a D'r !>.• -, I;,; <\ >
world is challenged for Its e*j>iai for H -lusa-., I. Ii
Scratches on Horses, Sore Lyes *>n Horn*, hprainx, B • l i., v
Poll Evil, I saddle and ilaruee- Ga.,.-. i ; • 4 , V. . m c_ r ; \
Swelling-, a/id fatfae fa-st kj.ow?jt • t. , . r
e u-.i*- r fr.-;n foisdrt ti
the frog ot the foot. Cure.. cutaneous dfa .vo on man >,
beas’.
No one medicine can cure in all cnees, but we rnu show nio,
real proof of the virtue of AMBROSIAL OIL in it. L-.dinj
properties, fro in responsible tnen, w;.- nr ■-above :>cin ;
than can l>e produced for any other medicine.
We do not awe-t u core for every tnu.Htly to wh*ch th* ... non
fauiliy axe subject, hot wLat *c no-Jain. %ve .-nil • ■ • tl
byllring wltneaw*.. The. AMUR' 1 la L Oil. fa ‘-.vbyi !
preparation, and sold throughout tli. So .*ii :u,.. .
all goo ’ tlmggfa*- •;
lypeoudthatDr. C;.rk,ai:tlve Tv.,noh ( 'ean. ituri in
and has produced a really worthy m* i m*- u i-j,,
bound to drive out much o t the worthier >, tn.
which the c/xuatry iafiooded. 1
Please call at our office, where we wiu take nb-nam- lr- .hnd
lag letter*aod leetimonlak too nut...
form of su advertisement, tome of whldi **m rr.i*- •**-” ah
i. high standing, wkoare uiir.g it fa their i.r. . ‘..
wfaJj ia .rveloiiH effeAls.
We (- l *aU* nge the world to produce a remedy *.* a- tu
effectual In its heaixur properties.
or ortho M rtUP of ,- art .. -
Alubrcsia. Oil. ttvldvbee authentic, tn. 1 frnm nr • .r< i
word and standing are Inrsproachable. K,-a4 :\ A .,.
CLARK, GREGORY A CO.,
For sale by “ yn * neU ' r *’ 1 no
J3. F. TUTT
salMAl> Ot-
HA, “SOME torSN
ill TTE LABIA. .
Hi.vrw -eL- • i. .•’ z
. color for or lip? ltwiil not * . rib H
* and when on</,, ppUetLreuiains dura! for > t-a.v. .; - t u
-•*riA aud natunil Uft the closed r,c.u:iuy fan t* *fai**.
ust;. Can bertthove bylea/ori juice nU wii. n•>; i.
skin- TbL> ■-
Boo>*tlts f London ana Par AS i.-'td tr.-v, fa bi-ttl. t, v •
rectlon* for use, for #l.
; RUNT'S •• COURT TOILET I*< DI R.” Impart:,. and J
a’* gwUfaJKJwtothecoropii vion.andfa uuiik. ..> •
u.-*- f*r this purprse. Mailel free for n0 cent*.
L./NTB “BRITISH BALM”remov e tm„ r* 1;’..-, a.
ali ‘
HUKTU “ IMPERIAL POMADE • *:
lem and Improve Usgf- *’Ui, kovjm U from falii/g <*, :wh. i
warranted to make tbe’ha'r cvrl. Ai -,i i-ilu-o far .*l.
HWr“FEARit BEALTIFIEi;- .or th, - jU
K am* t - leans©*: and teeth, bar.lrp? the gui , po,
Be* tile ! - rah pnv'm-, tlui teeth aud r.r.v
! toothad t Mabed free P;r#l.
HUN ns “BRIDAL WREATH PEIWTML.- s
I eitract rf orange Wosioms aud oib gL'e. JVin. .-d -I
I This bmridt* perfume was hrst used by the p.- ... j . ■
EnglsnJt n hernjr.irfage. M . i.rj. Hun: ii • ;r -. <• ■!
! princes* wttA an elegant case o! Perfumery, fi wj. .- ■
1 tfaeafa'VC arflcles v,ete Inc... i J)in hanu- :it . , - -. I
i gold stoppers, \ aluvd at sl6(X', f wii’.c I
Qae public Print-. fl
All the above artlcic* sent Free, by ex ureas, i to. B
Cash can cUhfr-accompany tl,*- order, r • \.h
pre*s Agent on delivery of goods. Hl'f : * (.. a
Perfumers to G;- *.)>•. ■
Regent Street, London, ami 77 Sju.*m n r; ■
For sale by all Druggisisand Perfume, . I
_PT The Trade qpppUed w ■
Lorillard’s Snuif; I
IN BOTTLES AND BULK.
FOR SALE l\ QUANTITIES TO JOHULU.-, J
R. A. RuBBiNS A: CO.,
Wholesale L'ingests, LouisviUe. 7B
M. A. As C. A. SANTAS
KICB.’iOM). VA,
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