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Tfte Intercepted Ultpi.tebei fr<'tn i-re
altf-iit iuvin p‘\a ( uA(ur
TheN:w Yc-rk Herald publ'shea Urn tol'TWiHg
ihlarceptod d‘sp .ttbes irom Fre.irfvnt UaTis ami
Wes. Cnoj.fr to Qcn. Li\ sent while t>.» Coc'eoe
rate army was in F'.nmirai •», ratersoce to ,
proposition tor aessmf. ■: •# en ermv >.i Culpeper
under Gen. Het u' g ,rd, at-d the late Union ope
rations on the itonin-ula
The enemy mad<- a vr*at no s■* about mm.
They represented the President as regretting
Gen. Lee’s advance in I'tnngyivania, intimating
that it wun made under the iri r .l&»er, impression
that the interval betwren the time 0? Ihe dis
charge of the large tnimh r of trained fecL.ai
troop* and the arrival ot otheis to lute the r
place* would afford opportunity fur lue ops-ia
lions. It will b teen that it r pla n-a iui <-
word tn disapprobation ol Gen. L a', a 1 inu
re late* wholly to the eitai.iion o-ie ».,.i ..
Houth and Southwest, and the nnpo..tib;ii y ui •
Sending the General reinful ceroon a ;
A UI'TAW UKJmuto's Cure*, I
Richmond, June 28, 1863 f
OasutaaW hit* wall the President i-st tvan
lng 1 your letter of .he uod. lost. ■ a
reading u to the PreHideai he *>.« ernr- rrn S'-!!
to understand tout purt ol it which retold to the
Sian ot assembling uu unity at Culpeper Unuri
onse, under Geo. it.uuregard. This u .
Brat intimation that ha liua Luu thaisucn u i>:<ui
waa aver in contemplation, acd, taking a ! i 1 ’ g >
into consideration, fie cannot ate host u dan uv
any possibility b° oarrried idm effect
You will doubtless learn before .hia reuohta
you that the enemy has u.aia assembled in faros
en the FcnlOeUlu, end mated between 30,000 and
80,000 men, 1 uni 6,000 to iO.tou ol whom «;e i<;-
ported to be iu the vicinity ot tae White liouso,
and the remainder at Yorktown His iapoanioia
to SHy whether the eEhmut and i.iimher ia c. rivet,
aa the several accounts vary, ana are cot deemed
altogether trustworthy ; bu. the estimate, making
due allowance for errors, is quite neur enough to
Batisfy the in jot lucredulouu that he is the vicini'
ty in sufficient force iu cavalry, artillery and in
fantry to do much harm, whether ills purpose I; :
to make a detnoustra iou oa K.chmond, or to t on
flue binselt to raids iu breaking your ooniumui
cations aud devastating tiie country, i m efforts
In the last cast u>::y , r >ve more suciessinl latn
In thetir.-t, u w.. m»y judge by what took place j
ut Uauover only two uays ago, when about one ;
thousand or one tboiiouud two hundred oi nio I
oavulrv su'dmly appeared Uitis ar.d did seme
ei enticn in breaking the r road ana bulling u
bridge, gome public stores, 4 i.
it is imp.runt that this rad took place only
about two days after Gem Cerao'n urigtdo bad
left there for Gordooaville. Had It remained at
Hanover Juno ion, it is reasonable to suppose
that most of me enemy’s cavalry vvoald have
been either destroyer or captured, ucd the pro
perty saved from injury, r.very ettort is beug
made here to be pre, arrd lor the en my at an
points, but we must look chi'By to the protection
of the capital, in doing this wo may be obliged
to hazard some other points. You can outnfy
estimate our eueipg'-h. and 1 suggest tor y our
consideration whether iu th e etaw ot things
you might be able to spurn it portion of your to. ce
to proteot youi hoe oi commuoical.o » agwiost at
tempted raids by the enemy.
Very respectfully,
Y our obedient servaut,
B Gocirau, Adjutant Geu‘l
Gen. R. E. Lee, Com i.suaiug Army Northern
Virginia, Winchester, V*.
In reference to affairs iu the Southwest, the
defence of Kichmoud, and the-plan of rataiog an
army for the oaptuts oi Washingt n, in the event
of Rs being uneevered by Gen. Looser :
Richmonu, dune ‘2B, 1868
General— Y'ours ol the ‘-13a reomved this evening
and 1 hasten o reply to the point preaentad in
rel tion to the foroee ou the coasts ot South Caro
lina end Georgi . The hoptw loduigea ua to our
operations at the lima which could tntsrveae be
tween the discharge ot the emm s trained troops
and the substi u ion for them by othcYsh&v i b oo
disappointod by the very error against which it
was sought by warning to gu .rit Grant rnuc'ud
the river, got reiutorceinents, made entrenuu
ments, and Gen. Johustoo co tiuoca to call lor
reinforcements, though fua Ifrßt rcqaihitiori was
mors thud tilled by w tlnirawiug troops trom Gens
Beauregard and liregg. Gtn. nragg is ftireatened
with attack, bus lalleu buck to his cntre .cbid
position at Tuunhotnu, aud oaJied on Buckner for
aid. Gen. Beau r eg»id says that no troops hare
been withdrawn by the enemy from bin treat inc-j
those returned to Newbern, mid that fits whole
force is necessary to cover his ttoo
This being iu answer to a prop c.ltion to fulfow
a movement of the enemy, said to be to the West,
with all his ui*t>oa>‘hlu to co, pointing bun at the
eame tune to the vital iinpoi taccc of holding the
Mississippi, and comuiunic*'nig tne tsar that
Vioksburg won and tail, u less.l ibnston wu= etrjug
ly end promptly lethtoroed. !>. H. Hill has u
small foroe, part ot which hua been brought here.
Clingman’s brigade lsnear Wilintngti n,Colquitt's
at Rinston, Marini's, nominal, on the railroad at
Weldon, and C. Cook’s, Ransom's, und JcnUus’,
bsv* been biouglit here—the two 1 st lompcia
rily from the defense of J’oterwbur , und the
country thereabouts. Wise’s brigade sa, its yon
left it, engaged in tUo delcr.co of Utchtnond, and
serving into the country to we ett t of tbo city,—
Tbs enemy have be -u repub.-d in forge force nt
tne White Hudse, with luuication ol an advance
on Richmond. Wo arc organ *ug companies lor
homd dutieß, aud the spirit of reau tacce is in
creasing. Corse’s biigi.de, in occordacce with
yonr orders, has beau ieit at Hunover Junction,
All tbs artillery, I am informed, v. ns takrn sway,
and the single regiment of infantry, wit ch cou
etituted the guard for tae brui,,t;B. proveu unrqnal
to the duty, us you hare no itoubi learned. Re
Inforcements were ordered to go up, but acme
delay occurred, aud they aruved too tote ta
save the bridge or tbo brave guard which had
unsuccessfully def uded it. Tne V ankers, re
ported to ba tureo ra.iniec'.a of cavalry, returned
from the Central road, iu the direction of Han
over, fold town,) and nothing hats been heard of
them since.
It «h staled that Gen. 11 F. Lee vtaa capt iu»«I
at the heuaa of Mr. Wickham, out 1 trust u tviU J
prove to bo one of the many stnrt *i <’!*. ruaiore
whicb the newsmongers layout. The tidva\:.:« o’
your army increaßoß our want for caveicy ou the j
north and east ot tee city j but, except one re"l* j
ment from North Carolina, 1 tio not know ot any i
which we cau expect eoon to be available to tu .
In youra of the SOtti you Bay i “ l. any of tbs I
brigades that 1 have le t behind !or the pio’.fCLcn j
of Hieimond cau, in your opinion be epa <5, !
I ghouU like them to be sent me. It has been tj
ettolt With me to answer the clamor lo hate j
troops slopped or recall© * to protect liie city and .
the railroad communicating with your army.— >
Corae’a brigade has gone aud Wise’s 13 the only ;
other lets by yon. Cook’s was in North Carolina, i
and Davis’s Brigade wee sont to complete Herb's
division in place of Conk’s, and ilauso u a and
Jenkins's constitute *tlio ueieuces o! the south
side as tar as It eldviu, and.are iiiisl on for i er
rioe elsewhere from Wiluucgtou to Richmond.
Gen. Klxy is po itive that the enemy lurecd tc
attacc cere, and his scouts bung intelligence
whieb, if 1 believe it, would render no more an
xiety tor the city than at any firmer Vine. Ido
not believe that theVaukees have such loroe hs
is stated, but tOey haveen utgh to ro-dcrii neuca
gary to keep souia troops within reach, and s< me
at Petersburg, aiicsst uuulrioflois; < truly it scu-i
--te<L Do not uuderatand me as ha'aucicg acooums
in the matter ot bngna i. 1 repeat that l
have not any to seno von,end o.iongh to loriu au
army to threaten, it not eau.nr tY sshingKKi, a*
soon as it is uncovered .-y u. ■ker’s army .'ly
purpose was to show you i , o the force hire amt
in North Carolina is very small. and I met add
that the brigades are cu’in-d a . roperty of tteir
command. Our inform-mon -s to the enemy 8
intenti ms may be more in’t and tnisttforvcy
hereafter. It is cow materially greater than
when you were here.
Verv respectfully and truly yours.
Jaw. Davis.
Sals or Stocks aku Nessoba—W. U. Griffin A
00. sold at auction, Aug. 5, the following stocks ;
Gne share “Bee” stuck, $10,000; too shares
Georgia Railroad, S4OO per ehsre ; u.’teen shares
Onion Bank, $306 per share. They alto sold the
following negroes : Man Bob, $2400; Ralph, wife
aid five children, $10,400; Eisey nnd tour chil
dren, $8 “50; Jim and two children, $5,000; boy
SUaa, $2,800; Jenny and child, $1975; Barbara
and child, $9 015; boy George. $1,000; boy Cice
ro. unsound, $l,lOO.
Friday, the hist ult., the jchconer Gold
smith was captured near New Topsail Inlet, N. C.,.
by CapL Reutfro aud thirty men of the ST.h
Ucergia regiment, who tired at her from the beach,
and compelled her to haul down her colors. Her
cargo consisted of medicines, cheese, bats, cans,
clouting, ammunition, Ac., n arked lo Port Royal,
JJ. C., and es in alt and at tSO.OiK 1 or $70,000.
The pnsoneis were sent to Wtl mine ton They
claim to be Southern block&ders, bnt have no
Tonobers, and burs every i ppoarenee of the real
Yankee, and w’lt be treated ss such
There were tao uiomtore—toe Weehawkea j
•nd the Nabanv —in Warsaw .Sound on Thursday.
Yankee from the Weehswken, who says be is
• daeerter, has been tak.u oo Skida-ay Island,
sad brought to Savannah. It is stated that be
ba< t’ T*n some important infortoation to the »u
--tfcbdUfl,
BY TELEGRAPH.
NORTHERN N’EW3.
A gentleman who left Washington on Saturday
i Htatos that Meade’s army, it is thought, is not re
ceiving reinforcements as yet, excepting a few
negro regiments, whilst many reg mants in his
command, whose term of service has expired, are
1 going heme.
He says a large foice is concentrating at Fort
tees Monroe to operate against Charleston. Os
thinks that Grant’s a'my will next attack Mobile-
He represents things qmet at the North, and
exorcises the opinion that the droll will be gently 1
but severely enforced.
L ncoJn has Lened an order decunng the law
.: re uii iliou to be folly carried out. For every
soldier kilie ! in violation o; the 1 wa of war, a
re lei sol.i'fcr .'hall be executed; and .1 a bto :s
tol.uer taken priaon r b-* eo'rt into slavery, u r<bd
witdier shail be ■ onfintd to hard labor on ike
; (uibho works mere to continue until the black is
! libera.ed.
I Y ante* accounts of the battle at Brandy Sta
-1 tion admit a heavy loss.
Charleston dates of the 81st state that Gilmore
had succeeded in erecting a long line of batteries
within 2»0 yar da of Wagner, aud mouatibg these
iiOO jioundtr siege g&ns within a mile of Fort
bumfer, with which it is expected the faat will be
reduced.
Burnside has declared Ketoutky under mar
tial tow, and comuaa'ided the military officers to
aid the authorities of the State ia the support of
the tows m their purity and the suffrage of elec
tion dodges will be held strictly sccountable.
Ghcia] advices of the surrender of Brashear
City to the gunboat Sachem have baen received
at New Orleans.
The Times cays, from the interior towns of this
Htate, as well as the New England Biates, we tear
that more than hail thosd drafted puy the exemp
tion tee.
Correspondence of the Baltimore American of
the fourth reports the army of Rossncrane ad
vancing victoriously, and speaks iu exultant
terms of Y aukee successe’, ridicules the idea of
fo - . eign intervention, refers to the heavy loses to
Y aukee commerce by the Florida and Alabama.
Tils resistance to the draft m Illinois and In
dian is cot considered formidable.
.Sixteen warehouses were burned by the late Ure
at Havana. 672 biles of cotton, 68,000 boxes of
Bttgar, und a large quantity ot other goods, were
destroyed.
The steamer Nita, witn a cargo oi cotton, ar
rived at Havana ou the 231.
'1 he colored male population of the surround
ing country have Bad to Canada to avoid the
draft.
Frost in iudmuu last month did a vast deal of
damage to crops.
The Baltimore Gazette ot the 4th states that
when the Federals reoccnj led Brasher City they
foniid that all the iinmmeaae stores that had been
accumulated »l that pluoe by General Banks bad
lieeu earned by the Confederates iuto the interi
or.
Shipments of pewder from California for Aca
pulco have been stopped by request of the French
consul.
New Orleans advices ot the Ist have been re
| eeived.
Heron's division of Grant’s army had arrived.
An import nt expedition is preparing to move
from Vi kebtirg.
Returns fro u twenty one counties ia Kentucky
« vs a CiH.n m j-'iity of 16,000.
Tti) Deanorat c Stote Convection in Maine
met at Portland on the 6 h. N.ne buad-.ed dele
rules weie prrsent. -her adopted resolutions
in toror of the term ni tioa ni the ualami ous war
twh ch is depress og this unhappy laid; declar
ing that the Union can-&t be preserved wt out
i conoasiiou by ilie Demooracy and j. dminlslrc
tion, Aa. Bion Brr.dbury was nominated for Gov
ernor.
A j e-tle inia nrr.veJ from Washington on
Wolncsd-y, says thrst 60,000 runaway negroes
were iouad n tire city.
Lincoln is enrolling ne. roes, free and slaves, iu
Maryland.
Biuce the Gettysburg fatties, 21 row bitteries
h re b- eii eree'eu in Baßimcr., aod 8,000 negroes
are at work on the foitificat ong around the city.
The peonh o! Mar,'la id are in despair and sub
ject to the moat unrelenting tyirhny.
Thera are suspicions that New \ork, New Jer
sey and the New England Slates are buyin; con
scripts out of Ihrarmy. The Governof New
J '.reey refuses to let a single man go without his
authority.
Tne Governor of New Y'ork ia preparing to test
the constitutionality of the ccuscript act.
A .arua number of troops have been sent to New
York anil New Kigland to preserve order. The
enrollment is preity quint. The tionble will be
when the men are notuady called out.
The people of the lost Oniou retuse to Bght for
ceg’.o corhication.
Workmen are leaving the shops because ue
groea are forced upon them.
'i’»to y-U 'e negro regiments are forming for
the Federal army.
The West ia foil of deserters. Many troops are
required to wrest them, and keep order.
There was a terrific storm around Reading, Pa-
A vast amount of crops was destroyed.
Kmnuttsburg, Pa., was rearly consumed by
fire. Crowds of visitors were driven into the
country.
An ar ival at News ork brings Vera Crtts ad-
I vice -to the 16 .h. The French steamer Hoot ar
; i-red ul Vera Crna with an Englisn schoener,
winch she had oup'ured in the Rio Grande—said
to have been intended for the Texas Remit. ft
is presumed the French anticipated that arms
would gat into Mexican hinds,
j The French are also reported seining ail English
aud American vers Is at Vera Crux.
Cincinnati papers of the Bth say that the draft
to be speedily enforced throughout lxentncky.
i General Todd and GeueralMaaou improved the
or.poftntiity of presenting their compliments to
General Morgan, while the train conveying the
latter to Cincinnati was stopping at Columbus. —
Gen. Todd shook hands with Gen. Morgan. The
Governor visits General Burnside to nonsuit about
Morgan's surrender. Quarters are in readiness
at the Ohio Penitsnt ary for Morgan and his of
ficers, captnred in Ohio.
Iu the late advmce u; on Jackson, Miss., letters
wsre captured confirming the treason of Buchan
uu. His replies to letters o. Jett. Davis onhrm
lieu. {Scott’s accusation.
A serious collision took place on the Ist at Eeo
knfc b- tween the Democrats and Unionists. One
| Democrat wus killed, and two others died of their
wounds. The Democrats were driven from ibe
j p'aee. but were subsequently reinforced to the
j number of 1500, a&d were hourly receiving fresh
I accessions. AU wore represented as armed and
foil of fight. The Sheriff of Keokut hai gone to
i Davenport for military assistance.
A similar dfotnxbance secured at Columbus,
I Ohio. ‘
i Theete mer Ruth was barnt on the n ght of
the 4th at Island No. 1. About thirty lives were
i lost. The ear.o, embracing 400 tons of c immis
j gory stores, was destroyed ;* also, several Pay
' masters’ money boxes, con.aining $260,000 in
greenbacks.
Articles in the journals st Washington and
; Ycvk represent a war with Great Britain im
minent.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Tbs British Parliament was expected to adjourn
on the 23th.
Lord Oiyde, Field Marshal, was very Ul—not
expected to recover.
The news of the surrender of Vicksbarg, and
the reaalt of ths battles at Gettysburg, caused
considerable excite meet in Ragland.
The Times City article ot the 21st Bays the
news was received with a mixed feeling of surprise
and disappointment—satisfaction and surprise at
the sudden collapse of the Vicksburg defense—
disappointment at the removal of the enemy,
the retreat of Lee, and of ail prospect o
the termination of the war—satisfaction at con -
template - the wisdom of England in not having
i prematurely yielded to the recent pressure for
recognition of ths Confed-trite States.
Consols declined from st9‘; to i-2;5£ a 92%.
The extreme flatness at Paris, and a revival of
distrust at tho actual position of the Polish ques
tion, were the main causes of the depression of
the Confederate loan from 4% t 3% cUoount.
TcasDxr, P. M.—CoESoid epaneu at h ttirtt-o
deciine in open market this morning, and almost
a panic distimuishcd the day The PoasU qaen- 1
Hon was Sd go .and u. ii.e cru.-e.
Toe LlVctpunl null iu Oilliil wjn Jjrm nt V
advance.
i The answer of the Russian Goveinin nt to the
note of the three Powers regarding Poland has
been published. It is generally considered un
satisfactory, and a war is considered by no rneaqs
a remote contingency.
There wag no abatement in the activity of the
revoluti >nisis. Several flghts ha tck:n place !
with varying results.
The news from America had sent up American
stocks and given them a buoyancy not before j
possessed for some time.
Exchange continues depress and, and specula ive
securiti s show a con united panic.
Th i British Pari anient had been prorogued.
Gretn’s speech says the civil war con'iuaes in
Amerioi. It inflicts much evil, not only on ihe
contending parties, b it cn itre other nations. We
E»e to reason, however, to d.-part from strict
neutral’ty.
Confederate loan 18 per cent discount. CjHou
advanced % f.
Hong Kong newspapers give au account of a
terrible earthquake at Msnnilla oa the 3d cf
J one. lialf the city was destroyed and 2,000 lives
lost.
In the House of Loras on the 23d, Palmerston
denounced the practice of Federal Consuls ia re
ceiving bonds that cargoes of Vessels w re not
lor the Confederates. He declared that such a
coarse was i» direct violation of toteirational
law. Remonstrances had been mads aid the
Federals had promised to stop the proceedings,
but he feared they had not dene so. He hoped
afresh remonstrance would be more effectual.
The London Times regards thNew Y'ork riots
as little short of insurrection.
FROM VIRGINIA.
Col. Gibßon of the 43th Oa , aud Major Ross of
the 2d Ga. Battalion are at a hospital uearGettys
burg, wounded severely, but doing well.
Capts. Butler and Malone of the Bth Ga. Reg’t.
are at Davis Island, doing well.
Authentic accounts of the battle of Manassao
Gap, oa the 23d ult., state that Wright’s brigade,
after about thr e hours fighting, waa compelled
to fall back about 400 yards, but rallied, and in
turn drove the enemy back, completely routing
them, and held the position until relieveu after
night.
Oar loss was 165 killed, wounded aud musing
The enemy’s must have been five times inis num
ber, including many field officers, who were seen
to fall from their horses.
Gen. Ewall, m his report to Gen. Lee, compli
mented the brigade very highly for their gallant
r y-
It Is reported that Brig Gen. Lawton will ba
appointed Qiarterinasior General to supersede
Myers.
A Court of Enquiry is called to mee,t at Mont
gpmery on the 16. h instant, charged with ihe du
ty of inquiring into the events ot tho campaigns
in Mississippi and East Tennessee daring May,
June and July—especially as to the surrender of
Vicksburg and Fort Hud,-oa.
I he coart will report the facts, together with
itß opinion on the merils of tbs case.
Five hundred Y r aukee cavalry are in Stuff jrd
county, robbing the people of the little food col
lected si ice Hooker’, retreat, and arresting citi
iens.
The Medical Dyparlment of the army is cow
better organized than at any previous time since
the commencement of the war. Anew system is
observed, and with the aid of ihe leg sietion of
Congress at its last session man}' causes of com -
plaint heretofore existing hare been removed.
It will be gratifying to the relatives and friends
of the soldiers to learn that wayside hospitals have
been established in Richmond, Petersburg, Char
lottesville, Liberty and Hamilton, neitr the rail
road depots, at which sick and disabled sclJiers
on furlough may have their wantq supplied with
out expense.
Gen. Lawton was assigned by the President to
the Position of Quartermaster-General under an
act of Congress passed at its last session giving
the Provisional rank of Brigadier General to the
Quartermaster Gem rai. Ths President wa3 au
thoriaed constructively to appoint a Brigadier
Genera! to that oflico, or assign one already com
missioned in the lfoovistooal Army to the post;
bnt it is understood that the intention ot Con
gress was to confer ths benefits of the Acton CoL
Myers, who voa appointed a Colonel in the Regu
lar army and assigned to the duty of Quartermas
ter Genera! He has been superseded and net re
moved, and may continue at his post as Assistant
Quartermaster General, unless assigned to other
daty.
Gov. Vanes, of North Caroliua, has been here
for several days.
The officers who arrived by the Fredericksburg
road Ang. 9, report aii quiet la Stafford county.
A gentleman just from Brandy Station says the
enemy’s force is four miles beyond Brandy Sta
t on, in the direction of the Rippubanaock bridge,
destroying everything. They ere supposed to be
three regiments of cavalry aad e ght of infantry.
The men are ail Hieing leaving the women and
children behind.
Citizen a of Smlford county report the enemy
in considerable force abont live miles from the
river, but no signs oi them are visible from town.
An intelligent gentleman arrived to-day from
Middlebarg, who dad thence ast Wednesday. H>
says the Yankee raiders a’e burning the whist
and destroying cve ylfiing. They canted off
every citizen they oaptuie, mc.uding two
little boys caught wi i e plo. tug; also, alt the
horses, cattle ana sheep.
He reports Meads’s headquarters at Catlett’s
Station. Sedgewi kis -t Warrenton. Pleasan
ton’s otvalry is at Warrenton Junction.
The Yi nkees sty they seat etc* a certain num
ber of each company to gather conrcripts. They
wilr remain where they are utit the conscript
foroe is increased, when they will advance.
FOM NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans dates of the 3d Lave been re
ceived.
The steamer Continental had strived lrcm
Vicksburg with sick and wounded prisoners, in
cluding Gen. M. L. Smith, Col. E-ward Ivey, Ma
jor Jno. Devereux, and J. F. Gnvanlt.
A few prisoners remain in Vicksbarg unable to
be removed.
Secretary Chase has issued an order to clear
boats with cargoes from St. Louis for New Or
leans, except prohibited artic es, giving bonds
not to land goods at intermediate points except
under permit.
Small lota of cotton are ceding at anction at
4S>£ cents.
Coroner’s inquests were held on several ne
groes who died of star, ation.
The latest dates from New York are to the 28d
by the river.
ENTRANCE OF THS FRENCH ARMY' INTO
THE CUT OF MFYtro.
Gen. Forsy’s dispatch to the French MinteUX
of War, June 10th, gays :
I have just entered the City of Mexico at the
head of the army. The whole population re
ceived the army with an enthusiasm which bor
i dered on delirium. The soldiers of Fran e weie
literally crashed under showers ot garlands and
bequots.
I have been present with all the officers S f my
staff' at ihe 2e Deum in the magnificent cathedral
: of this capital, followed by an immense crowd,
with cries of “Vive i’Emparor I”
This population is s'.ioogiy desirous o’ order,
justice and iibtrty. in my reply to their repre
s utal'ons, 1 have promtoed them these in the
name of tie Emperor.
YANKEE FLOTILLA GONE DOWN JAMES
AiVER.
Gtiiciai dispute its state that t o Yeckoe
li _ it,- . . ,s.-„ i> i tiiTc oa its way down Uic
• v. , ..'o„ii.r end wm g.iubuui acre mate- j
stony s.u-ger or toe Csaoutd.ag to na u lucy
we.-d s-toj .c,td below Gaapm'g Bluff.
The Yankees aboaru-thc guaooats wore greatly
tcrriiisd when the explosion cf the to ptdo uck
place. Numb-rs could have been pissed off by
sharpshoot rs.
i ROM THE WEST.
A special disDatch to the Appeal, dated Bran
don, August 6th, says Ransom’s Division of
Graut’s army, with seven musquito gunboats, de
scended the Mississippi, and opened on the Bayous
in West Louisiana.
A heavy Y’ankee force ascended the St. Charles
River in search of our force in Arkansas.
Dunt, brother in-law and partner of Grant,
was captured near Lake Providence, La., by Col.
Mat. F. Johnston's guerillas. The Confederates
recaptured several thousand slams with Dunt.
The Yankee force is motionless oa the Big
Black, except the expedition tc West Louisiana.
Col. Matt Johnson sunk one transport and dis
abled t no others opposite Greenville last Tuesday.
Since that time it has caused to turn back soms
twelve steamboats laden with merchandise.
Gun oats came up and shelled the woods
furiously for miles without doing any damage.
This will cause numbers of light artillery to be
orgati zid at once for the same purpose, aid a
tow weeks will see the Mississippi more effectual
ly blockaded than ever.
1 have a private telegram from Jackson, Miss,
of yesterday’s date, showing that communication
is opened w.th that city.
FROM TENNESSEE.
Knoxvilus, Aug. 3.
Eleotioa returns received here to day indica e
that Win. G. Swan, an ardent friend of the ad
ministration, has been re-elected to Congress.
Hon. H. S. Foote is probably defeated.
One hundred and ten Yankee cavalry, includ
ing two commissioned officers, captured by
Rifles at Union City, West Tennessee, arrived
here this morning.
Sufficient returns are not yet received to decide
what names on the Convention ticket are biatea.
AU quiet along the Tennessee. The main por
tion of Rosencranz’ army is at Winchester end
Decherd, with brigades stationed at several other
points.
FEDERAL ARMY CHANGES.
Mobilb, Aug. 4.
‘’ersoEs lately sent from Vicksburg bring the
report that Grant has gone to supercede Meade.
Qcu. McPherson has gone to tske Grant’s place.
Gen. A. J Smith is in command of the Post at
Vicksburg.
Fftnijii Ileus,
Tho reply of the Russian government to the
notes of ihe three Western Powers is regarded as
cnlirely unsatisfactory. Her plan is, first to sub
d ie by the sword, and afterwards to diplomatize.
France, England .nd Austria are therefore cos--
aicenug what msasmes it is incumbent on them
now to take.
It is given out as a positive fact that the agree
ment oi tiieto m Powers upon the policy to 11*
pursued is certain. Tlis uondoa Timea repaid,
.he posit oa assumed by Russia as humiliating to
England, and expresses tue hone that the coun
try will not be plunged deeper into negotiations
!*’. iefi have hitherto proved so unpropuious. The
London Telegraph thinks that if England aud
France are o! one mind oa the reply, as they warn
upon the notes that provoked it, the Czar will
find some work to do. In the meantime, the P.tts
r.-au conscription or drait, in the Polish provin
ces, has been postponed till 1864.
Toe London Times has an editorial on the re
sult of Gettysburg, and concludes that while the
North can never c-e successlui ia the South, toe
South on ihe other hand, can never fight success
fully on Northern so l. It thinks fighting will
sever end the war, even “ if the 300,000 troops
called lor by the Northern consciipLon are
eniuiied, armed, aad slaughtered in another two
veers of mieeraale confi cv.”
ihs victories of the Umon arms at Gettysburg
and Vicksburg had tb.e lfleet of sending down the
Goi'.ledvrate oonds in tho L..ndon maraet to 4 }4
discount, aud of sending up United States s’s 7
per cent , wh le all other American securities ad
vanced irom Bto 6 per cent. Nevertheless, the
“Times” only finds in it a itxt for wnol sale abu* e
cf iho Federal adminlstraiion ; and its New Y’ork
correspondent declares his belief that if England
and France, with or without the aid of Spain and
other Powers ware to propose an armist.ee, the
g eat bu'E of the Northern and Northwestern
people would agree to the proposal alter a iuint
protest. The Loudon “Heraid” h indignant at
its o wn government for not having recogu zed ihe
Nouthera Confederacy, and attributes it to Lari
Russell’s desire to retain his place.
A petit-on " as presented in the House of Lords
by the Duke oi Argyie, usxmg government aid in.
the establishment ot a chip anal irom Lake Erie
to the Ottawa river, for the purpose of conveying
grain through Canada inetaiii of the United
eiiates; and in connection with it, Lord Granville
stated that it was impossible lor England to tie -
find Canada effectively unless the colonists them
selves aided in that object.
MARRIED.
A; t a resilience of 001. John 11. Wtiiteheed near A biiiy.,
ns i,y tae j-.ev. It, E. i'oiter, Iccot. L). n. WALa Ktt
A., ml *!'w Al-iA. U. i.Aiu'iS .ang .ter of tie late
Wm. ii. tpai, oftlnacity.
Bytiic K v Vr. la. net, Mr. ALBERT D. WRIGHT and
MiseFAJiNX i'. WHUii, all ol la's cuy.
By tl.e Ktv J. V. M Aiorr 8, v l)r. Jentina', In Warren coun,
tv Ul THOS and. GiiLttMAff.or'B-u'6»ICI. county, \».
un'd SliM B ~ZA J. BEALL, oi Warn n couu‘y, (ia.
Bouti ern Ohrisilan Advocate pleace cop,.
Headqutfrters Mllllui v District (ia..
Ang.-st4, lt63.—tEXi'RAC T.j-SI'ICCIAL ORDEhcS NO.
203 —lt. Lieut, Gi l. H. li. C/npara, lStk But:, Oa., Vole , is
hereby placed in charge of t.ieiu presement ot tabor au house. 1
oy the Secretary of War lor tie deience »r Savaemh.
Coier.ei Caper- will immediately enter upon the di cha ge
ofttUlmponant duties, uu 8 .etherized to use tae nnhtury
force of t l-is dutri t in the exrcut on ot his instructions.
By com.! and of Bilg. Gen. Mercer.
GKO. A. MERGER,
Capt. and A. a, G.
Lieut, tv.. H . D. Capers.
LisD.UAEima, Savakmah. )
August 4 rhC3. i
There ei!d 3 a necessityt- Uhe hnmed.ate employment of
ia , t to the Engineer Dep ir nent at bavannah, and-as the re
preecaia ive cf .be B lgad er -eneral commandtnx, toe unfer
signed confidently appealstl ILc pouple of Ge-lgiu to luruisa
tta once.
It 18 hcpei.for the honor O' your State and the aaicty oi
your itom a aad property, tin . there will be no delay n .Us
inalier, and t at the officer in „ targe will not be driven to the
r ecissity of impree J g the ns*, oes into service ; but as appeal*
heretofore ma e have proved iruitess, It fas tern cemed
Kcp-r by the Secretary ot War lo author re the ‘ntprs: mint
o' labor for the oomp.etion oftue defences of Savannah.
Notree ixt-eref re given tout cne-Sfth of the worfcni force
ot the Planters an Farmers rending in Southern, Sou. w.s
t rn aci J£ane-u Oeorgia is required to report to me at avan
na' by t-e li h of ihb mont. : ot erwise meas i es w.ll be
immediael ta-.en to tmpr-es the n .gro,* ot this sect on of
I the State in o service.
| -j he bhsrrff, ot .ach county arc corsUtut and agen a o collect
! these mgroes ad to tend mem to Savann-i. m ch.ige ot
I some responsible permn. Wnere many negroes come Horn
j one county or n tg doorbood. it would be well lor tne P 1 n.ers
1 feiic s-me competent persou io accompany them, who wui
I be employed under tte'reg Uali ons o f these.-v.ee as an over-
ZZ l A rLu emenis are m. de to have the Degrees p. operly
1 %‘d t and such ra.lons as are issued to the troops will be
1 fsrnl-b“d to them. Descriptive rods will oe Bled m thia
office* and where t e negro dir. trom and se.« contract eu In the
deserts to the enemy, -t nppra«.. .alae wdl n
-,a and >o Ins own r. Twenty nve dollars p- mo An wm be
,7 to the owners or areuls W_eu Le regroe ate discharged.
I -endyouri.c* oeeatonc. to s-ivannaa. Tie .oon-.r they
! a-e at work Lie sooner .ney will return to n-rev.jcnrwo;*.
au.7 UdhiwSl Lt Gel. C. S. B A, In char ge.3
\lr J. Viurris wilt re supported tor Stent*! at
i r ~ t'MsrA ee»L*iTr* at tneUecUon in January next by
| C MANY VGTALh,
_ COMMERCIAL.
v%%okly tvtfpojpb Aux. 3, lOf*. &*.
j COTTON.—There has been a moUerUe Uenianii.lhrough'
out the week, with ral s at O to ft) oeuu.
, bACO Vei y li tie in market.
, i -lEb llcS ih uamana at the following quotation?: 7-fi*
( .-rtlni sl.£o; 4-4
$ 3.00« $14.00,
FuOUtt y fcslilrg at SCO to S7O. accoiulug to quality, auil
! scarce
i t' I'" A'SO! AX*.—'There liua leen a great Utm-md for ?U
i kind oi etcur ties tLe part week with lieav> transactions.
Geo Treasury n ,tes aie scarce. AVe <]urte as toi’ows:
Bu iny » ofte. {Selling rates.
(leo-gia Treasury Notes, 2 2-'> 2
BiLk x\ctes, 4 10 4 :o®4 50
brlver, - 0 00 Ih (0410 50
Stirling IxJiacge, 14 to 15 00
God, 14 Cos 16 00
i GRA’NT—Wheat very carce and in demand.
! b. OAUslitiil- LA-i lk unc-toJiieO.
| i ALT lies an adVALcisiK tUideLCj.
TOBA O iijirka q .it. bat tr*D.
Ti.Aii£ ie cxCxUd .U-tgly uul’.
OuGNTiix --Vt e : f >tf > : St*/, best quality V
lb gross. 2<\a -•'Vc—i or*, & .lb
each ' « cVssi doi.—Butivi*
sU)t®n.tO r 5 LriPto rotatoea, $3.00 V bushul
.6*c=t potatoes ssoj.—unions, per bushel
Teaches, $1 buahei.—App ea ;3.C0.
AAfcMldijda Ctitlitilif
M i'KKJKs.
Oueay. rJI. &!,
K&ntacky $ yu. c
BACON—K urns « * t l 6 j
bhouiderito $ «0
Slfios, * ft 16)
HOg v and none
iSftlSfcW AA. ft ft
SRlOKai V U it
OAHDLSS—Adamantine. 1» none
Taiiow, No. 1 ft S 8 bo
007B$£—&o * o *i6 &u
FEATHERS ft ft **
Phoenix and Johnson Island Guano, ft ton. 7> Ut
—Aennescee Family ft bbi
TcaiuesßCß {superfine *.. .ft bb! -
T <orth Carolina, Superfine ft bbl @4O 00
Aug ia a *U:Li. Sxtni Family... ft l»bl t*o 00
* “ Kxtrk ftlbl
** “ guperiiue ftbbl
ftsctieiOiMi - ,ijoublcJKztra..ft bb 1 . • 03 CO
“ Ksuft ft bbJ
•* ** tiui atCne bM W 00
Ss.au Family, ft bbl
“ 14 ft bbl
“ “ tiuperfine ft bbl
*■> * 4 Rhcrta pr 100 Iba S 00
44 44 Slae Feed., .pr 100 lba 8 t»0
• >* iir&t' pr 300 Iba i 0C
“ 44 Corn Meal ft bu @ 2 U 0
44 44 Grtta, tins and coarse 2 25@$ 60
•ABAi»-CPTO,. ....*lw*a a 60
V/hsat, Whits S hush ©6 iw
VvLcat-Rcu.... basil 6 CO© 660
I'ttsT... * Ixieh & 3 00
H*. liuah 7 00 it li 00
iarlcy iSbusli 100 <a 4 K
ra08...... i 60«i 76
Corn hSsnl... ,® 6tuli &c
GINOSa «0® *6
siEBEifQ w a «o
IP cent K 4 00
üB>LS.. » » «*<»
HONEY * -•VIWS I
num-Bwadea -
TgHgiini % * a eo
LAltD—ln hazels »...*» 125
LEATHES—So> * ; « 5®
ITjipcr v * 6JIO
lAQUORB— Pvnch and Apple Biandy # gall 16 10SM to
tviitottcy 20 60
i.dtslß—OotcnSr/ ¥ Sox son a r6O
AOLASSKS—ysw Orleans W gal 760 OS 00
Florida R 0 00
U'AH£ # ® 1 V® l l6
OlL—Linseed *• K« ! 1 none
(faster IPgs” @ SO 00
iiottou b&A **aff none
RICS—- vw. V% l«
ROfS—fend las .....*» 2 SO
Bands,; non
OOTTOH KGI'L *< In * » 2 VI
Jz.o. SUGAHB—Bn» « 9* 1 7581 50
Teller? ('tolled.... V a 1 7)@s uo
SALT—North Carolina... S » fo@B3
iJverroal * sack 0!f0 ® 175
Turk’s Island ** 75
Const Sail V m 00©65
•80AP—Ych0w......... ® 80
C-a5tf1a........ t l ® noDB
IBTASCK .....Wl* 46 ® 78
TEA
TOBACCO—AH grades.. ti 9 2 51
TWIN St -Hemp Bagpfns. *» ——
aI; 66.i A’l':V. ,1114 Vtt 160
Er-v (t .--•vc'ierto teatari that these are tbe current rates
rh-iruve ir - eturs—<•!course, f.t retsll, prices ate a sfißUi
iilihi., ?.-<V torn the Wharf or Depute ia large quantities,
lower.
The Course of Trade.
Shortly after tne tian>B of R cbmond refused to
ts-ike rbe old Panes of Confederate notes, t" e
Uaka of *'• iv . itv determined ltpow a oantrury
coarse, -nd ot cided t ) receive and psy oat the Is
sues of tbo Government. As n couseqaencu of
this eciiofi, the Richmond banks refused checks
drawn n Lynchburg. Hines tb?n the balance
that has aecreed against Richmond bunks amounts
to b tween eight hundred thousand and one mil
ion dollars. This 3hi>ws that the finances and
trade cf cur city is entirely independent of Rich
mond management, and would indicate that the
balance • f trade ia against the city. —Lynchburg
Republican.
Aegro Seles.
Tho following negroes were sold at Macon on
theSih: Anrgn boy, twenty jeers old, sold for
ss2oo; ftbij fi!tee?n years old. $1975; a negro
cum, wile si'<i li ••vc’-ildren,s777s; a girl twenty
five years old. $1420 ; a boy 26 J ears old, $2280.
Tho following eatca were made at Savannah on
thaOtb : A woman and child, two years old, aDd
an infant, brought $3 450; a bey twenty-one
years old, with the loan of an eye, breu rht $2,100 ;
one negro girl about eighteen years for $2,515;
one old negro woman at $325; one negro boy,
aged s'X’ecu,
veers old for $2,475; a negro man, aged forty
five ior $1,850; a neqro woman lor $870; a negro
woman a : ,e<J 28 arid child five years for $8,950;
a negro man, aged twenty-three years, $2,500.
H(i)ck Sblcii-
The sales of stocks were made at S&-
vattnah on Wetlneaday: Central Railroad Stcce
$4,50 per ibure; Macon and Western Railroad
iJiA-ck, $317 SO; Albany and Gulf Railroad Stock,
ls2srt ’ o $2lB ; Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Stock,
$209*212 50 100.
Rii’h nond Money Market—Julv 30.
Tbsbrohi ss have r n up their ratesstill higher.
The so lowing are about the quotations : Gold,
buying 9.00; selling, 10 00 pram mm; Silver buy
icg, 6:00 premium ; selling, li.OO premium ; Bank
sterling, baying, 9.00 premium; selling, 10.00
premium The amount of Suntbern bank notes
in ti « market 13 very limited, and within the past
few (lays prices i.avs gore tip amazingly. Some
of ihe brokers wore offering yesterday 200 par
cent, premium, or three for tine, aad at one place
260 was the hi J. The nellmg rate may ba quoted
at 225 to 275 premium
Otlantbits, (la,, iftarket-Aug. It.
No sal-s in cotton daring the past week ; very
Lttlij enquiry, and no demand. Holders are ask
in.- 45 ceaia ior good middlings.
(>;ber a- tioies of trade ere advancing some
what. Bacon retails at $1 25; floor, extra family,
(No. 1 article, s«sas7o per barrel; lower grades,
from $45-69. No oranges in corn. Very few
galea in sugar, there being tut little on the mar
ka». Same sal s have oesn made during the past
we qc at 1 60 for heavy brown ; light do , (old pro
e.fe“.,j 160a1.65 Tta retail price ranges from
17510 2 00, accord,og io quality.
V*ge aoies, chickeos, butter, fruits, and coun
try produce, in afcuadance at high prices. Wo no
ticed bo t x s-iiicg yesterday at sl.
Horsts and > mts in groat demand at prices
ranging from S4OO to SI,OOO.
No excitement 1.1 the tobacco market.
Go-in w. ol (web v. =shsd) sells readily at from
3 50 to 4.00 per pound.
Lynchburg, is. Mariipp--Aug. 7.
Toii.tcco-Goinu.on scor tags from 15 to S2O
fine -L piling do, 25 to $80; common shipping
leaf 30 .0 85 ; g o : to fine at 4o lo oO; manfoc
lurinu lugs 80 to uO ; leaf do common 4*9 to 69 ;
goudio tin 75 to 160 ; extra wrappers 200 to 06a.
Manufacture* tob-cco is more active, and some
sal s, medium sound hom 125 to 200, and fins
!ro 800 to 850. Bnainess has been dull for the
past week, un i but little doing.
Bacon', *1 60 to 1 75; cotton, 50 per.b ; flour,
sup- *4O; it's $43; f.mtly $45; grata— waeat,
none eff.riug; corn $9 tj 10; oats 5; Iron, v 2
to 35 t-et Lu.drec! lbs; leather—sole $4 50 for
prim ; harness &• and bridle $4 to 5; shoe leather,
$6 to 7 ; mta!,"slo to 10 50per bushel; trolasses,
$lO to 11. latter for New Orle ns syrup; Naile,
85 IO I 00 per keg ; Salt, 80 to 85 CIS per pound ;
ngsrs BaVo hee l more active, with sales 1 50 to
1 60 brown ; 1 60 lo 1 75 tor granulated ; tallow,
2 no to 2 50; wool—unwashed. $3 to 3 50 for
coarse; wa-u.d do at 8 60 ; merino, unwashed
$4 to 4 50; fiesce washed 5 oO.— Virginian.
Lynchburg Vs. Flour Market.
The Lynchaurg V-rgiuian of Monday states
that w tntn a oav or two floor has gone op in that
city t om $35 to 60 per barrel. The Virginian de
nounces toe speeaittora wro have caused this ad
vance.
Fayetteville S'arket—Aug. 3.
FATXTTZV.i,! s, Aug. 3.—Bacon, 1 00 to i 05;
; lard, 1 20; hotter, 1 50 to 2 CCf; coffee, smalt
! sots tor ret. 400 in 4 50 per lb ; copperas, 125
;Ij 1 £oj CuVtc", *0 w 45 ; cotton jam, $6 to 15 00
per Dunes ; fi ,ac—faun 7, 62 5(9; super. SSO;
earn, 400tv 5j Wheat, $8 to 9 (90; Rye, $6 00;
i 2 25; t>reau, 75, dry, 1 60; iron—swedes,
75; leather—sole $4 per lb; upper 4 60; corn
whiskey, S2O to si>o per gatloD ; applebrandy,
20; molasses—N. O. $lO per galloa ; calls retail
ing at 1 50 per ib ; rice 20 cte. by the i ask; su
gar, |2; salt, IS CO.to 20 pit bushel. Fayette
vi !e sheetings, 70 to 1 45; Spirits Turpentine
1 25; tallow, 1 25 to 1 60; wool, 165 io4.
Uamiite Yn Tobacco Market.
We lorn tout more tnau 1.000 uoxea aave been
bought end sold curing the pusr week, nearly all
of which passed into the hands o : SourfieMi
dealers. Prices have - , .
margin being from 1 25 to 2, aud mine a Uttfe
higher. No hue tobacco has been sold lately.
in the “raw material” little or nothing ns doing,
owing to the limited quantity out of the bands of
manufacturers.— Appeal. Avg 1 tt.
ißfchiuoml, Va., SSarket—Aug. 3-
Financixl.—Confederate C *te- 15,000 ''oo
Coupon bo. da 105 nau .lit. Kegigterea an, Uo
and tot p Coniedurata plates 1u0,000,000, short
dates, 102*4 so 103 and ict : Confederate BtxUe
loo,o(jff,O< dales, bsid at It 5 to 110 aud tut.
ConKEtrciAa.—li .'toil, we b- t. Pole another
advance .n tue market, era now quote lug-round
at 1 70 to 1 75; f,tm« 1 72 to 1 to ; branuy—ap
ple, $22 to 25 per ga!; torn meal, $lO per bushel;
corn, per bushti; candles—tallow, 260 to
2 76; atramac Lao, 450 to 600 per lb; cotton,
50 to 55c per pouno ; coff’.e, 4 OJ to 4 50 per lb;
flour—superfine, SB2 to 83; extra, $34 to 86;
family, SB6 to 3y; hides—ary, 150 to i 60 per
ib; leather— sole, 3 50 to 8 75; upper, 6 On to
5 50; lime, $lO per barrel; m.in: qß2stu W6O
per gal; rice, 18 to 20 ot. per !b; sat, 40 to 45
cents per lb ; sugars—sales at 1 70 to 1 80.
Tobacco. — Vi's continue our quotations, with
the remark that the market is more animated for
all the descriptions ol working tobacco. For com
mon lugs sl2 to 14 ; good, sl6 to 22. Bright
woiking lc«s 25 to 80. Common leaf 18 to 26;
good 3J to 88. Fine, 45 to 56. Fine manufactut
ing from 60 to 00. Bright wrappers 1 50 to 2 50.
VVhiskky.—Sates at $23 to 35 per gallon, lor
Corn ; tye S2B to 83.— Se/Uinei.
Wilmington, X. c. 51i.iket--.tug. 8.
Bacon, 1 10 to 1 15 per lb ,or boground; but
ter, 1 76 to 2 per io ; corn, 4 oo to 550 per
bushel; corn meal, 5 50 per bushel; flour — none
coining in, and tlm . market is almost entirely
bare, there is an aetiv.; demand, and the price
has materially udvanci and, with small sales for the
week at $62 to 64 per bbl lor superfine; hides—
green, 60 to 66 cents, and dry 1 60 io 1 60 per lb;
lard, 1 05 to flO per lo ; leather— sola, $4 to
4 50, and upper, $5 to 5 50 per lb; molasses—
New Orleans, $9 to 9 50 per gallon by ihe bbl;
Usnaburgs, 1 45 per yard; rice— clean, 18 C“nte
in casks, and 20 cents per ib in buls; salt has
materially ad7arced, end the market is firm, we
quote sales for the weak of sound made at $lB to
20 per bushel ; sugar by the bol, 1 75 to 2 per lb;
sheeting—Fayetteville factory, 1 45 to 1 50 per
yard; tpints turpentine, 1 80 to 2 per gallon;
tallow, 1 85 per lb ; yarn, sl4 to 15 per bunca,—
Journal.
STATE <J* UkllKUlA, OviLETHOiitPE UOUNTY.
Wiieieas, Martha i-tu.-.s ippilc* to i.i lor Letters of Ad
ministration ou tiieesAie of uavil F. buttles, late or said
county, deceased:
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all an! singular,
the kindred awTcr .liters Cl mid deceased, Cos oc and appear
at my olilce ailhlu the time piov.llbe. hrlawioehowcacee.lt
auy they nave, why ar.iu Leuers should not he granted.
Given under iny in' u a. my ollice in Lexiugiou, In .uhl
county, this 7th A vgu.t, IS6B. .
it. O. BHA(JRELFOUD, Ordinary.
August 11, 1863. 4*24
STATE OF GEOiiOIA. OGLITHOIU E UOUMI.
Whereas, MLdkton I*. r avis applies io uie for Letters
odminlstruUon on tire Estate ot Trams K. il ie;, Lie ol
saido iimiy, decease. ll
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular,
the kindred and credita so! said deceased, to be and ujipearat
my olhce, within the time prescribed by iaw, to show cause,
if any they have, why sain letters should not be granlod.
Given under my han.. ~t Ouice ia Lexington, in said county
thiß 7th day of August, l;.w.
X. V. SHAOKS’iLFOKD, Ordinary.
Argual 11,1363. 4wn
tt EOIiGIA.MOKUAN OOUNTX.
$ Wherous, r, nnabrew ■ if-rr,! ai plies for Letters of id-.
u-inlslnttiou up:n he irstatc or "Wimsm SV. Wiliuna, .te
ol sale countv, deceased ;
These are th.rcfore to ctic aud admonish all and sinpuiar,
the kindred and ere idoi sos -1,.: tier -a ,lo be aud appear at
my oilice on or before tl.e nisi. Mr nday in August next, then
aud there to show c iusc, if any they have, wny eald letters
should not he granted.
Given under my uaudnto'. oc n Madison, this >6 Angu.t,
186», F. W. ARNOLD, Ordinary.
August H, 1863 _ __ 4wh2
Georgia, qkkene gognty—gourt of ohdi
nary. AUGUST TERM. is<3.
VVhcir. -i IjVv:.! LtsHe. Gnawl! n■> Eliza A Brown, for*
Eliza A. Merritt, Hen am " I ! . ker itt and an-tiel
l-ovitt, Merritt, orohans ol Lo\l t a.mitt, dereaced, petitions
tl.i3 Goi rt for Letter i of Di-miofl ii ireiit said Uuaruiauihlp,
which ]»eut!on far been nuiy recorded :
It la hereto" e or, erert i.y lie Court, that all perorna con
cerneo, be ami appear at tro obh cf Ordinary lo be held m
tud ior said county, on the flisr- iloneay 1- vetober next, to
show iau ip. if any they have, way t:,!d Gnatulan s o ■ld uut
then be tils barged. On csed fnr,uer, that a c ,py of this tule
be published for forty days
A true extract irom the Minutes if sr-bl Court, Avgust
Term, l 03. ELGE-egUS L. EiNG, ord ary.
Auv.uat. if >Bof twin
AilMlNlk lliATflU’S SALK.
BV virtue of an order,ot the u uyt of Ordinary of Greeao
county, Georgia, v?iii oc soid before the Court House
door ia Uio ;cvf ncl creoiics'.-oio, nta ii county, oa >itu first
'Juesdnym » I ’.i’OoKn 1.. nt. witli n the .egal hours ct aale.
ail ihe iitle.t.l (it being one*ha ! i;of Gc-orge o an ley, deceased,
in am'a n irdcb cf jLaito m h iid county, cu tlie -a. pa-a.cncß
k river, ad jo'ning the J and; oiJ. n ’"vsin, m. F. T ster, B.
CopeJanl and others, c Itu r ing 'lj ..».r» s more ; r leas, bold
for the benefit oi the iie.rd arid creditors.
VA.bi)\Hh COl'JfiliAM). Adm’r
ol George Stanley, dec'd.
Augusts, 1863. UwM
A!) M IAI sTRA TOli’H SAIK.
BV virtue oi an oidcr of the Court oi Ordinary oi Greene
county, Georg a, wdl be soi l before ti e Cos *t
d--or in the h»v-r o hpar i, Iluuc ck c unty, ba., t.n U-o Hr-
Tuo < ay iu OCTOb'. a next toce uln* at of Lund belt mg t
ing to laecktata cf .lamed c Me war., deceased, lying cn the
waters of Beaverdam creek, euntaiuing foity a^re I *, mote or
.’os , adjoining 1 iuK ot AVh* eler and r tii‘rs, near Mount Z'om
tiidge. Sola lor iho boneiit of tne / &r« and credit is. Teru a
Cttiit. JOoN (J Aiiton Hl'iT, A limb
o: Jaaieb C. Me warn, re eat&il.
August?, 1863, uuß 6w33
ADAIIiMsTHATCLIIs SALE.
BV viitae Wanon er of ihe CourJ. cf oiciuur* of Greene
county,* eor.iu. vviii ha b ;d be re- tim Oour- Hi use-
u t w i ■ f’.vr? net ibro'.luu.Kl coumy, on the first
i ut aday in CKJ i OdEil i ext, within the leg%J liou h ts sale, a
tract ot Lane belO’ gw g to the * B.a»e of -J. mea V. si- wart de
ceased, lying on ihe wafc ra oi Miouiderb he crock, ccntalnlrg
one hundred acre i t more oi l-.ss, with the n cumoranee of tfi*
widow’a oower, adjoinh g lai; >cf \v iii: m "i. .Menlit, Samuel
Gentry and other ■. fco.d ior ihe benefit, o; tue bcir3abd tredh
io a. Teima ea ii. dUHIs G. ilJblltKfTT, Adm’*
ot Jaaits Stewart,uec’d.
Aug'iet 8, 1803, 6wfi2
Al MiNTSTRWOK’S SALS.
BV virtue Cf in o.der of the Uuurt, of Ore.nary of Greens
county Lt or U, wut bn u -id before th Gourc lluuse
door in the town of ureiitesb to’, in said co u!; , uu the Him
iueidav mUiTOii Brest, v. i bin the l-grl hou.s of tide,
sit that trs tol Lan I *n Beav-'idain ireek. In sal 1 countv,
10 tair-In* on liui'drnl enu illty n. : t s mi v-ror icss.tlie iwnu
baing llih iriict' n vvhleh ti i-tat Mrs. iim ! i (Jurlwii:-htre
si'loU ui t..e tin.e ■ ' h ril ni.i Oulhepintu. ts -an uwjilns;
home iri.ti I'.jnil utu corn crin, Ac .Nohi as the piopsrty or
t. e estate of John 1 a twrijrh . I‘e'ea eiL TANARUS, rtnscash.
jAAihb a. GAii'i WK G'tT, Adnt.r
lit J. hn Guitwngiit.
Aujru‘tß, 18*3. 6wS3
“ ADMINTST’HATOR’S sale.
BY virtue of an order from O o Gout ol OKtluiry of C-reer.e
couuly, vrl*i be sold on the hrst. 'ruesdav in ir(9l iibhJt
next. In tje li y-nf Grenesboio’, within the legal i-purs cl
sase, one tract of Lmd. cehmwug to too «tv eor Henry
ftuvlljh (loceaseu, conLnnfr-g five hunilr.-a and sixty ac.es,
more or udioiiuiig *8- injorpuraten mts ol the town cl
Fenflel ', Jolm G. Hbltzha v, James F. r, asd olhci*.
told .or the t,*#eflr.ufthehoiisof-a J er l -i-ed.
JOHN / . r.NOLI ii l Adm’-J.
bXai'HMK inAGLiSH, J Au,a '
A u unit 3,1863. gWe?
IS °Two months alter oats, or the first r*gu!ar (erm there,
alter, appiica'-ouwill beinadein the G- urt of O. f ary ot
O-lethoroe conr.tv, for . av. to sen.the Negioei hilonglng, to
the esiA.o Ol Joel a. Latimer, '.at-- oltai. county, deceased.
it, J. AILiULO, Jar r.
Auguatß,lß6B Bwi2
-wr or itjiis.
3 Tw , months after 0 ale, or the first regular term ..liere
aiuir, applies or-wi 1' e mace .0 tin- (touit of Or iinarv of
• iglethorpeoo Lty, n.r leave to sell the Lancia belonginrto the
estate of Busan Aa'ciry, late o. ca and c ;uuty, oec-ate i
HARK! a j. fsW, A mr.
A uguat 8,1 fc63
'1 wo uiOTDlia after (Ju'o. or «.'ne first
fier, or tte Court oi OrUit a y ol o,<icv.;.orp - u unty, appuc*
♦ i. ; n wi;l be ma .t lor leave rose : ti-e l.a ua belOfiKing tue
fc ß ate of Hvi.ry Hawka, tr , late oi Hatd coiint?, t.ecoased.
W & KKJC id A W Ka, i Artm’iß.
TflOMAa D. UA*/Ji.a, }““!“•
Augii*tß. 1865. _
FOAL NOTICE TO St'SSi’XißiiaS W
PRODUCE LOAN IN GEORGIA.
WB are instructed by tire Societal y of the Treasury to
notify ttie delinquent r ufocr. c: to trie PROGUIA
LOAN, that they .ire expected to pay their subecrlptioai at
AH iUDccripti-ins paid bytbeifctot next,
be entiti-d D‘ re"ffive per oeiiv. Bonds. After thal f ix£
on'v Four or Six per cent, o wu.De : -red t ■ ouhsc.- as
acrordhiK to tl-e kind of Ourr.nc- iu waich paynieui .«
made." Any or the issues 01 Treasury N Ls—except lucxrt
v—rec-iivable for isuti. ortpd-i— s 1 li T.tut August.
.l 1 tie CLA fXi9h,
Otnemi Agents ir reduce Loan for Georgia.
SL B-A«K.Vt S.
HUBERT KA'IfItRSHAN 4 AGHB, Savannah.
O. A99AMH, UlliumhlU.
N. O. MGNltGat, iiiAHO.
jikSSK McLKX'iDEN.Ls.Grange.
J J. PIXrSuN. Rewnan.
RGfeWELL RING, L.iSn.
ELLIGXX & LLT'sEL, Rome.
A. I-. - EARING. A hens.
Auzu«ta. Mays-1, ifWL jelQiinc.ys-//I.'-
WHEAT GROUND FOK TOLL.
:.ov/prt arvj to G.\i “D WHEAT fo'the tisuai
T’JLL, iu q aotiiiei ot twenly-flvs busbeli and
uLwardff, -t the Auvuata Flour MilLi, norm ay CaraHcbatp ’s.)
* uu C txX&'j + toi Hr OLAitK.
TO ALL COidOERNED.
Kil. MAY «A tiO— have tern:-- -d to tat atom -• .
. i-: WYlfiS & L oppo -t - -he Lcorgia t* arc J
aaX- Foreona LD u> eithfc' 1 • -r .-s«ciy re ru
Bmak* au ear.y v*au*. K W
IK <* 'i J.’ V M & V
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
OFFICE OF FLUCDASING COM’Y, AedGTA,
J x.> 0:, a&o-j. oecii to auty m tuii
at a. L'uiousMne CoiaiLia uy\ i or -
ior toe Go err.iue-H =• eu*p»us VV r H6\T, at tL.„ «atal>
iOt'.z.. oy tbe CID 13 oi Oeoigia.
i„ ibt-i/ beh-.iN 0 ua- .£*oje*i»7r>j{ w neat to eeil will prompt
ly tnsg iL lor ward, tua'-iu • 1 uieuiate whiitii ot the Army tor
rfo-i: may l>ebuppuea, ada that u-. o*htr meaauzr-a may Uir#-
quired nn prowimj'au eupply. Truuers* ur WLe&t
Flout w.u irtSti uolice. Jir. iiiO i. I'. a!Ov AL.L my
a ihorue--! t r tuepurciiaa/. ol u j r**celMj urt
W'utai wui b j :coOfeai&e(i auu prompuy p4Ut3 ai cay
JAlicbU. FikA-yoIS.
C*pt. WiG l urch, Gv©t*
