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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-04
dangerous AN6enture.
In and Out Of the Rebel Camp.

During the dark days " of the re-
bellion, early in the summer of '6l,
Harpcr's Ferry was occupied in force
by the rebels, and the Government
was dcsirous to obtain a knowledge
of the status of affairs therc--an OBJ
.ject not easily accomplished. because
of the constant and watchful care
of the enemy, and the sharp severity
accorded by the foe towards any one
suspected as a spy in their camps. A
young New England volunteer, Harry
B. presented himself one morning
to a military functionary in Washing
ton, and proposed to undertake to
learn what Was going on at this place.
"It is hazardous operation said
the official, gravcly.
Il am aware of that responded
the youth, " but take the chances
your success shall be amply COM
pensated," said the other. "Ifyou are
discovered do you know the penalty p
Death !" replied the youth firmly.
"You are right, young man. Go,
thcn-and return assured of reward,
If successful ....
The young volunteer received his
instructions, went to camp at the Re-
lay House, and at dark he sailed forth
in citizens dress, passing the outer
pickets with the countersign and a
cheerful "good night" At daybreak
he reached the station from which the
cars ran up by the Ferry and occu-
pying himself till afternoon, took the
cars as through passenger. Arriv-
ing at Harper's Ferry, the train did
not stop, he watched his opportunity
as the ears moved slowly round the
curve, and dropped from the rear
platform upon the road side and crepi
into the woods. The night was cloudy
and Harry had been crouching be
meath q thick fir-trce a few moments
calculating what he should do next
when he heard footsteps approaching
1t was the rebel guard There were
four of them. They came directly te
the side of the tree where he lay con
cealed. But it was very dark, and he
felt safe. 5.=#
Hold on, Barker" said one
!" Give us light Harry trembled
perceptibly
Hammoni's come mp to-day"
"Ies, old Gcorgy's alive. an tn.
Thirds out yonder, at the foot o th'
Lane H..
A match was lighted--thc glare Eel
upod the tree, through the branches o
which Harry could plainly see the rcb
els fcatures--but he held his breath
and his presence there was not sus
pccted .....-.
Got the countersign, Barker 2"
"Yes, Old Dominion, forever "sai'
his companions and they moved OF
and passed out of sight Harry ha'
the password.
Thus armed, our volunteer hastenc'
!" down the lane" determined to se'
I" Hammond" whoever he was.
Halt I! who goes there Z" shoute'
sentinel.
a friend,n replied Harry.
Advance friend with the counte,
) sign"
"Old Dominion" said Harry
promptly,
Right. Pass on friend' was TIL
cheering answer. (which way"
: "I'm booking for Hammond. He
: down here somewhere, learned"
"0f the Georgia Third 2"
Yes" said Harry, "yes.'
Half a mile Oh you'll find tn
camp Good night"
lie passed the guard safely, an
! soon found Hammond
"Some mistake" said Harry, at
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-04
pottrp.
THE OLD FLAG"

Hail to the flag of Stripes and Stars
That floats in beauty Ter us
Ie sons and daughters of the free,
Ring ont the joyful chorus
The ties that bind us State to State
Foul treason shall not sever:
That starry flag shall proudly wave
Ger all the land forever
Hail to the flag, sc.
New tars shall cluster on its folds,
But never one shall vanish;
The radiance once arisen there
No traitor hand shall banish
Her empire Freedom shall extend
Beneath our eagle pinion;
From North to South, from East to West
Shall stretch her broad dominion!
Then hail, all hail. the Stripes and Stars,
That float in glory . er us
Ye sons and daughters of the free,
Ring out the joyful chorus
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pottru.
Sung OF THE IOWA VOLUNTEERS.

SONG OF THE IOWA VOLUNTEERS.
By AGNES.
We are mobiles Of the prairie and we come and We come
To fight for law and liberty aud dear prairie home ;
NJ craven hearts or coward hands are found within
ranks:
Our .hacked with the chains that slave
ry clanss.
We are free, We are free,
Aud we ever mean To be,
Forever, ever free,
In death victory.
Cur banner l. galaxy of glorious silver stars,
Freedoms history is written its white and crimson
bars,
In the face of Southern foes we will aunt our dear old
nag,
And never shall be lowered to a vile rag
II shall wave, forever free,
Forever, ever free,
Or winding sheet shall be,
For us and liberty.
Our Southern foes are brothers--oh God and must
At basoms born and nursed with US Freedoms soil
alike?
Alas unblushiug treachery has stamped the Southern
With deeds dark they mark anew the calendar OF
shame.
We will teach them that to be
Truly, ioyaliy free,
l. the surest guaranty
orprecious liberty.
when the buglcs loudly blow, and the booming guns
declare
That the fiery torch Of battle is lighted 10y their glare,
With hearts uncilled by fear in trust that God Is
We will show rebel foes nght for all we bold mes
dear.
They shah sec, they shall see,
Although no - chvalry,"
We can die for Liberty
| Death, Death, or Liberty
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Ssa
CITY JeWelry Store.
1862
1862

When You go to MuGrcgor, ii you want q
nice Watch, call on w. A. Giles ut the City
Jewelry Store. If you want clock that yon
can depend upon, call at the City Jewelry
Store. If you want first rate Jewelry of any
kind. call ut the City Jcwelry Store. Ii you
want silver or plated-ware, gold pen, a pock-
ct knife, portmonac or wallet, call at the City
Jewelry Store If YOU want your watch re-
paired so that you know it will he right, go to
w. A. Giles at the City Jewelry Store-he
warrants all his work and you can depend
upon him. SO just call on him when YOU 90 to
McGrcgor you want any thing in his line.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-04

Early Impressions" The pictures
in my fathers library sent me to sea
before | was ten years old" said
New York merchant. The life of Har-
riet Newell made me missionary"
said a self-denying laborer among the
heathen.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-04

Hope writes the poetry of the boy.
but memory that of the man. Man
looks forward with smiles, but back
ward with sighs. Such is the wise
providence of God. The cup of life is
sweetest at the brim, the favor is i'm.
paired as we drink deeper, and the
dregs are made bitter that we may
not struggle when it is taken from
our lips.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-04

much MOI many" is as good for both
pupils and teachers of the present day
as for those to whom it was first Civ
en.-Conneeticmt Common School Jour-
nal.
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gYG0DIyy & APPEkSOs. 5sssa
I VERY ExcEIII:NY YxRM Or sbs cRH

~ I'M r a hsN Vf AS0HSAs
w. in Hanover county, sa..the yfxiua Geafra
nair"ad iaii Meadow Bridge road ak miles ffcn
richmond. FOX SALE AT AUCTION, togetAAr
" " o"d, Wheat Straw. Ae.--At tht request of y. p
b"we isf we shalt sell at public auctIou. % Ahe
premises, on WEDSESUAr;t ;the 10Th or july 1867
nj III o'clock 4. NJ that mtsch.irnprSved AID noSvS
neH'iy lOcaIed ARM know n A sMeadosr neilrAa |.
containing sboht 32 aeres, aeeordine 10 plat nad
si'rvey to be exhibited the time Of saja ~
beautifully, with dwelling and all tie nsusl o,s
houses bHilt Of oldfashionei, but Sxe~IIsut Thats
riads, hrt injured by the recent Walt OF IL erenv
: In their attempted "On 10 Rivhnondr lppyeuaani
There is now On the Farm tha growing cfops Of
Wheat, Oats, Grass, CiuveY, aad Corn, ready tsf
scrpt The Corn ta be harvested wi hct viii Hs soad
win without the, Farm, may bs sgtesd on ii
the hour Of sale. There Il fine spring dear thS
dwelling snd the whole place IA wa,ered by novef.
falling stream Of pure water, afovdine fns
meadow n, now well set in timothy and herds gsaeA
The crops, now ready To reap, thongh injured
by the Yankees are believed 10 be worth at ieast
81 ,sah) and the sale IL made bny becauss the pfN.
sent owner has iost all the negro force employed on
the land. 49,.
AT the same time and place Will be sold all tho
Farming Implements, and abont forty cords OF sea
s0ned Wood t -.. ~ 4. &
TERMS.-For the Land, one half (or morel cash
balance ON long credit, bearing interest. For ths
personal effect. cash. -
There are abont six acres OF beautiful LAND
heavily wooded and timbered. separated nom the
main tract by the Meadow bridge road. and front.
Ing the railroad which will be sold separate fforo
the farm. This land is very fertile, and lays wuli
for a building site. -. = -
jyla GODDIN & AppERsON, Auc.s
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-YAssxEEs-Esax=sAxaG aGns sT...

= WY s~se eeNe Wp,njsa teief al of.
ses- sad soldiers were thought from Savage, sts
,''en yestssdayr tia York Iavsre gai.tna,i : Hun
ireds 81 'hspl whcroiin no. be proy;.isd for IN th
c. ; Military Hospital. corner seaty aha-s epii
streets we'e necessarily depositsdsn Ssa dep,t Of
Ihe railread, where they remained inst night, ana
suffered greatly for want os attsation--1no,, of
their o'~h>sutsAc,r- having deserted ,ie.a ana sas
eisifsSis ap town. one er more Of ,s.,.i ..eal-
.sn2n9 me wounded officers brought i,tr~r s,uss
siopslsy eytning from Savage statior Assf sfhe iek
so'<a,sa si.. iisi including also hejr ne.iiast acps
ana S~<S-1H* ..-.-,,.. =s.Ss ..-:....l
.,'has II Hatch, ID Lieut. iih \ J; MmiP Ry,ssa,.:
surgeon 9Th VI, Geo h Cegsweli, Assasesaai Ssss.
.seon sp;h Mes; wn Pattir, Assistant Surgeon f
X Y J D BrnHllsy- III, Mass: T Newell. Surgeon
.lst ] cavalry; Chhs IL Eilis, Assistant. :ursepf
ath ps: Mnnsoas Assistant surg,oif,' t,sras Y; A
inassy. adIissi 9oth Pa; Ino- q; :bHna kan. yis,.
iasrt t9yk Ny, Wm Deitz, Capt ls,zN yg Jsn u
Bell, CAPT CD Pa;; ina DobaSfy "a LfsNt 81 Mass
y ossrll l,ls Lstt ~ "a; 0Sro MilieF Ma;es 18th
Mass. N barbour "a Levi 81, vi Ca aswharle,,
= Tfsqt 4sh Nasa d Mich kentfr 81 f,ssfN .h ns
y Sniit.tl tent ssh M.ch G. Mannrs e. etSy fTsi Pa
- NV s.S Cap Isl Pa. Meore Capt * h Psi,
n Z IensefT api, ,.th " b + Corbinf Jspt III .e
W i. tey.nGs,.t APT 6Ih w + J @n,itirs Capt III.
! Gt Elenie.-caps, I'd VI + (. Knight caes. IA
n w lsArisht ls' L'ent, :'lh VI; MD Smith,
lsl iieH,;h ". W X Hartshorne Isl, 4 .s'.s 'as,i
adtt i2i;eennf Gus M:!!eT, lss Iieut. ",ai. Mass:
IG Mc .sieI, isi iient, .th Pa Jaoeb I,a;nan. lat
lieut. 2h Pa II + ,sanejy, Is; I.tists.s,tb Pa M
'os.e "a fteut :aa Pa @ F. Wood, I'd I,e'if eth n
" J aaitersonrs1 I.eui 62,i Pa A-stt. Surgeons
CAas Voorhees, Isaiah Dewline. NJ X Hogan, Vim
"s,rriu. std aILieqt Thos Jones, 18Th Michigan.
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q TlYE M0NEMINTs


II, 2 5.hf ai aaIaian! tieaarat Ceops;r IN rr--
s2l4t, ba enrnlimen Of eoa,s .Er1s. ,snd he sr
J =. persons -:,bsep;ing themselves ,fronf the
nv ;,ia'sr=s s hepela ah ieipa,ion OF The future
aaet-ol tt.war. b. following these instrue
ISIS, H. hnks arm-z " III be spe -,si II Ihed
sad PLACED ssron feo.iag s'iiiiefenily powerful
C,sTh hsln he horf+- Of tka abolition lnonarrh.
% .asa gard - the three hundred thans.nd So.
I eEsrs, sPpsatea for ess the t:overnorp ds he
r,asSs'ft' il Inc fprolling officers are geaious
4l al1i Sc tsays he eires.Isr Oh Genefsi Cooper,
.s sta MAXI olir arsy taztt OF NE Bit frness Of
wL - negligent ~ shall eonsnrr 10 witness ii $
,-ssss our Gwr soiL This significant lnTins.-
y u inspire tht people Of the e2onfe,far:say
" : '"newh'i rnerss. To. follow up "ar recent
to.i- ~ fsrft ing th.- "sr as very doors 81
.y'oient iHe'i, the ardent desire OF etery .oi.
80 l.t We sr- pleased TO observe that the orders
&c ri':7sf1rT=aG-. having il pis- 4 canpsigh Of
= FeIae,e S7:..!;S, a.. iToiluc faE : lnos' -a!it
49,. e'Af'
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81 PORTABLE. SutP.

Let v-sl orsrpf soup ge, ,initr eota f.'n a tsn
oh eSerYpartieie Of fat; boil Il iii dt thick sik
fnouF ela asisirnee. Care rhonli b, taken not ~.
have the scnp tHrn season It very highly with
pepper kalt mace and riuN-s ,ald little brandy
in anil rohr il OYER earthen plst'ers, rs' issS
thar Iisar iuci in thickness; lei ii fe ill cold
then rnt in three ineh square pieces, set them in
he sHii.to dss, often turning them. When very
dry. pl::s thsli in Tin ea:1han v->se.s. having
layer wi hite paper teiween each layer Di cakes.
Ths&- directions If they earffrly attended t1.-
will keep good for long Time. Whenever goii'
" -h IN make soup Of th-ul. you have on,y 10 pat
quart OF wai@r ia eie vsks> aild mako j:e water
piping hot. : --.-' p 80;
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.Aaong ti, Killed in The recent ctsttieS bt fore
Echlnond, was toi. WsmaD, Of The 10th Massa-
chusc,ts pgimeni Col. Wyman I;.d rendered
hiiGsrif-quie notorious by his connection with u
piece OF scanta, which Etev years aga excited all
G2rhati 30 an Intense pitch. fis, was the man
" h" rtop-t ith Ara. APT. James brennan, the
Two embark ing at New York one summer evening
about taei"cA te ferry boat for SHsten l-lani
Mrs. Bre unan had hitherto Borne a,rnnl leaci3bis
character. being universally reGpe1iized antong her
acIetintaHre- ;tIfiudc5;- tetirng 1aty- sac " as
;tbou' &C wears s.f age. aud left an infant few
months old " ith her iaaihr on Staten Island. Ths
belief OR aimed thar -ne had been fcuv ,kai with.
and her husband ard friends offered large reward
Tor the detection of her supposed rrur-g,s. .s
Matseli The New Iori. Chief of Pnir- matt.
very fort sScer ain the Of her Mysterious,
disappeaTange, tttrl without effect. Il ~ns urged
;iat she euld not hs.Se consenIe !" an etopemen'.
because she Was deyoIedly attached t., heE-e ehild.
After The lapse o! t,yo ;eaFS, parties travelling
he Continent e,scouss; he supposed murdered
ihe sirrtt>-5f Eoanca. Italy; onef ven
aS, leaning iEe arll OF Lieut., Wyman, 81 the
L. ). army and acoMs'spond9nt OF the New iOrt.
Irf3pRs communicated tf fact thob%r IHrcr. tHpt.
tnog Ge} Byennan i.nui, iiatelS " ite,t GpoD Grte
Seq -. IL i..i,, I. s z9u1aCt 80 GnYe4 ficyAr'
q WIS given. ;.lit, prove, ~ be OF 50 ieiiah:t :
rl.a:.cter that iha brt!seis: hearted hasDani Ses
now satisfied % taa pCiiSfS IL his wsfr ani' In
4.o.- SD, Si.. a me itut;ar shortly ,tfitr Lsut
Wylnan and Mrs. Captain Brennan e;urned 's
AIe;it and settled titfsn in Massachusetts, hrt
EAcy lived hltiii :aa wife Tnfit the present war
commenced, when WyliaIl Was appointed Colonei
81 tl.e S;..e.gjI Nt1-i,rIili>et,1 Reei1piri Hrwas
he iil-t military Gpreruir at bIif.la, ~ hl.os
that paco euated B., tha Confederate forces,
and although promising conmittfaf OF the eizcns
,f sbir l,.c .l N aiJeC tgaIl N;,.r I, a,.,s his
" LA ihilis whatever 70 do wi.h the negroes.
lie ier3 ced his promises by the lsiliiestjoi
of 4 circular III which h .r0iunand't Cir slave1
coming y thin h- lines 10. rPoft t,, him Al: tbe
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.EXtHaEGE OF PRISONERS

1 flas Eat the FEDERAL Gost4niuent la, hi lssi
.ssrTirisssendsd se-secosniZe he Con i-deracy rs
f f-op7ss ne so.iations !or. general exchange of
i0less. nn 3iondat afternoon ttpateiies reached!
- ~, Nsder -sal. addressed The Commander.
h.st oi the Couf-tirraie forces vShie. YVES !ns.
aeta,ti ..nI1aI q Gen. Lee. j; has a.I,e iran
- I M. r..ez7 dispatches relate 10 general 90
,aEe ii prisoners, md ii /. stated tha, Ma; Hen
= 4 hill hs. been appointed 70 contluct me nega-
azoris af"n-at part asad'lhar arrangements n IL
; oa2e be entered Inte 10 effect tha desired objec.
ih:- vii rs gratif, to those Who have friends
: 1Tr- d ri ia Ssftha FIJI hasi!,ns
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HpsttnPS CeGrt--The time 1f this Court seSter.
day was mostly occupied in snquring into the cir
eumstances attending the death of wo men belong
ing to an artillery battery. w:o said 10 have
been Killed uasr Poplar street in the Valley about
one month since, by Dick Duff. Pat 0Neal, and Dan
Broderch, The Court sst in judgment, while three
viliaiaoIs booking TrProbaes appeared ~ offender
four or i've eyprans illnesses and dozens OF Ill.
favored men, and sprinklinc Of equally ,snfavora
BILE lonking women, as spectators The accused were
sent on for frial before Judge Lyons.
The following parties also examined and
sen on TO The September term of Judge Lyons
Court, viz John boyle, fer stealing John Spur
giS's watch Valentine Shriver, for receiving :.
sfolen pistol Philip Weser, fnf stealing wearing
apparel IRON John MrEv"y; Nike Nc Laughiin, 10.
stealing horse, &c.. from @m. /. i;raSton. and
,toin tny for stealing s2,G00 in CONF derate Trea
>Iry notes iren Nary Hdiiinar
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3 NJ tsApaTf RE- OF. rCRTTS

uis j'l. et-7 thL= Gi"Innss,eontlFn, pFei54rrs H..
p. oryte@ oartsfa of ta'fsis ia Arkansas. Hi /.
-4.!'a = rHawr to nsEa 6''eu 'litiea. FOR ss.,ns
.. This Es.; sss l-.r: Son .1.sse,i ~ r,s pa
.. oU-asi= eHd 'aA i4.Iisyilie FE7Cfss OF :he id
80. says tl.ss Il gpeditcn mp White riye-- rs
ars ;si ID aoahaon the .aea Of supplying CARTS,
- : nl.iS- .oaTs Little Reek in periioas posi-
Z ike,tafe,teraie tseiierai Rains Il pressing
IL t't tssf With force OF l2tsp21ne,. and fears
!. -i.sfl u Il aal Curt. Will h- ,l.Ieai.sI
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: lanlt1 6,,ass.-Ole or more Of the pontoolf boAf~
used I,v he aiee- in The "pcroi8 a against Rich.
uiond and ahandoucdi in theraie precpi'ate letrea:
have been brought 20 this city the wagons ,nR
for their convey ance dry land. The II
By rs on i9th street. was mad, nj zinc, com
piete ia its srr.Hge Henss. strong and capable Oi
holding 3u Hundreds III ,hese heats were H.,
stroyea by the sao'!als, r-i they !fi; H. g,s-
many samllea
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-fF Erct'i.M. Fum isato,.--A gentleman, VITA La-
ses-nL trjrt informs rs that ta; burned il bas,-
rornt oi ,hv "fcxnt hospitals vii, efec'uiiy dis
pet 81 unpleasant odors in iAr buildings. i,itle
provh the air and adding health "a the soIsuc;
, I'd snic'-sS- M3nv su WboIn no@ a, ihr HOSPITALS
l1eia s,rastDefin such a s..llig t,.p ,,,"g ih9-
'is Il " oni-r that they onaBage - eXisl u all
Tbs rea'sdy igipg simple cau EASILY b.. tiis,s
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gy e. n. COOK. .4n,qioae.r

N!1LL te sold al auction. cn SATURDAY, TIE
w 10th day nj July next a. the ConfsdssaIs
Ss!4- Stables Bacon Quarter Branch
Eighty one HORSES. and
Eieh;y.thr'ee MULES.
An.op4st th- iui several fms in;ir1. with colts
,liI with i1ai- W. 8. WOOD
Captain and A. q u
Sale conducted by l. B. COok, Auet
IL It'd
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Tht Coming Crisis in the North.

!, From .tie1Sew York Herald's Nones' krtlc!.
Z July ~. !. =.
The ea:iI.insli in,-fhs 0Id and X'l, ,alss as,ar.
kets continues uDab,ted. Gold opened this lnofning
II; fell to lS, tt.,: and theIr began 10 raj
ly. Between The boards ft-rosa To fr,; t the sec
ond board il sold Al III ;.r close at4lla. bid Bills
on London opened at lA's, Were then soldaa e9,
i.S} I!e and in the att tter1oon, ieSyi TIE sisyapc.
III gold and bills has led rs Remarkable activity in
merchandise People me- shipping To Etttgpa every.
thing W hich can be ,s,tght. Articles which have
been s,agnani for monthssifciaS copper aa., a,her
articles which are seldom expofie f-are b6ihgship-
ped in large qu..ntiiieA Every iae who any
thing 20 Europe II sending produce Tn pay the debt:
: others are sripp4s an speeulatioi relying on tue
prernium on their exchange forabeiF profit. Thengh
are receiving M casten from the South our
port movemeul viii probably be-inprsce,lented IN
. masnisas - long "a exchange continues ~ s- pre-
. sent figure. -:
On the other hand, the ai anea in bills " Id nearly
.,nnihate osr import trade. Goods ordered sixty
days ago and moi pail for at the im. must sell for
/. per cent. more Than khsf were W orth when they
order-a, in -os der 10 reimburse the Importer.
factursfs wa net Il very Heavy loss The premium
on gold iS In fact, jus. much sslianal customs
/ dry leried on foreign goods and the DUTIES
were nearly pfohbiory before, this viii rersder
them shSpluely Fortunately with llAe eAeeP.
ton of tea, coffee hides. drugs. and one two
otar-r ssrti-s~s here also
be producad in the country and on the etlief hand
the snVply:ld foed and other prodace which be
sent abroad IN case Of necessity and sold an Amen:
aecoitns, Is aimqst unlimited, Breadstufs.
though they have advanced considerably within q
few days st! 10 10 u. per cent. lower than they
! were ay.arago PeolIr whn are afraid oi The de-
preeiasion OF the currency cannot do better than
senl grai,t or honr to England retnrns 70 be made
! in gold.
Monsy coptinues fairly aeti,r at /, q 8 per cent.
Many capitalists dstrus.fpi of the future, and
decline 10 part With their funds. Certificates of in
debtedsesS are worth .ss n =: green backs, u a s.
II is a common remars thai stocks areadvancing,
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PRre. F,<E aad Cooi Uater.-Tia. City C5ur.;
have ~ Et-t at-sk~geti ~ the NECESSITY III having
supply ol the above article. The coljunlitec ap
l,:nt.s; - i. tv iiitirv i,to fl.s oaied;cncy ,f the
aaa';er have, ordered Il Number of wells to- l, dug
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JAS. VI. TAYLOR 81 Son, Auc'rs. ~ l6

EOuR DESIRABLE BRICK TENf:MENTs ON
II CHURCH ST, OREGON HILL, AT ACC.
TIOS.-We win sell upon the premises on THt Rs
DAY. the Eth day Of July, commencing ats o'c,k
J.. NJ, four very desirable BHICK TENENENTS
located as above. two OF which contain ak rooms
the remaining two three rooms each, with Q well
nt excellent water upon the premises. They are
particularly adapted for small sized families and
are commanding fair rents.
TfEns.-one-tb third cash balance 10 ana 3
months for negotiable notes. will interes. added
snd secured by trust daed..
~ II JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & son. Aucts.