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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-31
HUTCTINS
FAMILY MEDICINES.
THE CELEBRATED
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or BLOOD pURIFYFB,

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be permitted to adducc the following
WASHINGTON, u. C., Feb. %, 1852
Dr. Hutchnsncar Sir have beer requested b give
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WORCESTER, jane, 1859.
nr Hutchns Sir: AZ you wished my opinion respecting
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-31
PREMIUMS OVER FAIRBANKS
In his own state.
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-31
WELLS GERMAN
CONDITION POWDERS.

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have yet To the first man To- disappruve Of them
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at least month and have noticed marked DIFF
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WN. A. ALlsIoS.
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Chicago, Iowa & Nebraska
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eve know not where else 80 much authentic inteiii'
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JOHN NILES, President TIIOS GREEN, Treasurer
MILLION BRIGGS, Secretary A. r. RICH, General Agent
81 Charles City, August 10Th 1861
Certificate from the Secretary of State
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DEs MoNEs, July IS, 1861. !
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-24
Inc seonnd Cavalry.

We have received the following account of the affair
in which portion of the Second Cavalry formerly
commanded by Col. SpruiD were engaged The source
from which it beyond question, so far as his in
formation goes.
1t appears that on Saturday the Second Cavalry, or
part of them under command of LII Col Robinson went
on scout He had captured body of Yankee Pickets
and was returning, when, below Trenton and VIM
McDaniel's he was surprised and very much cut to
pieces by large body of the enemy's Cavalry losing
his prisoners and number Of men. Lieut.. Col. Robin
son is among the killed,
Such is the account correspondent has received
and such the account be has sent We trust that
fuller accounts may modify it. Col. Robinson was q
talented regularly educated and spirited young officer
and shall be rejoced to learn that the report O
either his death or capture is incorrect
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-24
The Yankees In CnslOw.-TI.tHr True Character
AfrOcfOuR OutruRes,

We are enabled to lay the following facts, not ru-
mours before the public They ought to be sufficient
to open the eyes of all to tie nature of the enemy to
whom we are opposed and the character OF the contest
in which we are engaged If these facts do not show
the value Of the professions contained in the hypocrt
cal proclamation of Burnside and Godsborougb; they
do not convince all that there are but two alternatives
victory or absolute ruin they do not make the blood Of
every man in the State tinge through his veins, and
every heart swell with the desire for revenge then moth
ing can. These the mild maLnered saints the pet
lambs that came to revive the Union feeling in North
Carolina, and make proselytes to the sway OF be Lin
coin.
The enemy, in their late visit to Onslow county,
brought regiment, one piece of artillery and
one baggage wagon-such at least TO be the most
correct account In the neghborhood through which
they passed they committed the most unheard OF dep
relations, of all tie prominent citizens In
irons and ropes and went far as to paddle Mr. Hen
derscn very respectable man, for having free negroes
bound to him. Mr. Pelleter they cowhded, also Mr.
Buck They took off everything of value they could
get hold Of they broke open trHnks-took JeWelry'
blankets carpets towels everything In fact they ran
sacked every house they to- using the most abusive
language to ALL and the most insulting to the women
They melted the negroes to fight against their masters
telling them that in few days they would have line
of pickets from Newbern and Swansboro',-that they
would be back in or days with reinforcements
The robberies committed at the house of Mrs Sen
ders are fully confirmed They even stole all her gold
and silver, gold and silver plate jewery, gold watch
notes. title Deeds and forth In fact, the half Of
these outrages has not been told They took everything
they could carry off. Their only excuse we hear Of
was that Mrs. Sanders had given entertainment to q
body Of Confederate cavalry some time before.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-24
Correspondence of the New York Herald.
CAMp REFoRE YoRKrowN. Anril19 l

CAMP BEFORE YORKTOWN, April Is, 1862.
On Friday, while the Twelfth New York Volunteers in
command OF Major Barnum, picket in front of the
enemys works York river, regiment of rebels
out from under and advanced in line of battle The
Major rallied about three hundred of his men to
them at musket range pouring in deadly fire of AiRnie
balls when the rebels retired leaving their dead and wOuD
ded, which they afterwards removed in ambuances.
Later in the day the rebels advanced in considerable
force from another point driving in entire pickes and
burned dwelling used by the Union troops.
During both these skrmishes had three slightly
wounded
The Fifty seventh and ythrd Pennsy vania regiments
had brisk skirmish with the enemy Friday, in which
We had two men killed and four wounded.
balloon cent from the rebel lines this morning
for the first time
The stern wheel steamboat Wssahickon of Pha depha
while entering creek yesterday, fred upon by the re-
bells water battery, passing very close to her cabin.
The army is busily occupied in pushing forward the ne
cessary operations for advance
The preparations of General Mcclellan vigorously
prosecuted His vigilance sleepess and his arrangements
complete.
The force of the enemy has been rather moderated tha
cveTestimated There lis to believe that the Iepe
strength is hundred thousand. and that large
number of the best in their posson in poson
and the rebel troops there the best drilled and the b
armed in the rebel service The deserters and prisoners
that have fallen into lines armed with improve"
rifles.