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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
CANp HoLNss N C.. Ju1v IL II


At meeting held by the members of company E. Col.
Malletts Battalion Sergt. W. D. Jackson was called to
the Chair and Sergt L. NJ Yearly requested to act
Secretary The chairman having explained the object of
the meeting appointed Sergt Geo Skirven. Corpl. b.
F. Strickland Prvaes Samuel j. Gooch G. C. Smith and
c. D. May, to draft resolutions who at dourned meet
ing reported through their foreman Sergt g. F. Skrven
the following preamble and resolutions which were unan
mously adopted:
WHEREAS Intelligence having reached us that has
pleased AlmightyG in his wisdom TO remove from our
midst our much esteemed friends and brother soldiers in
arms Corp JNo L. NANCE who brcathed his last at his
bis home in Randolph County, Private JNo F. THOMPSON,
who died his home in Orange County, also Private w.
A. UpcHURcH, who died at the Fair Gound Hospital
the 9Th instant And whereas from associations
with them for the last twelve MONTHS will remember
their kindness and beraity and not forget that too
are fast fastening from time to eternity Therefore, be it
esolued That 10 the death of these noble companions
our company has lost three of its most faithful aud best
soie they ready and willing and at the post
of duty. -.
Rsssued, That we tender to the families and friends in
their sad bereavement heartfelt coincidence for their
irreparable loss.
solosd That the Secretary send copy of the proceed
ngs of this meeting the families of deceased and
the same to be published in the Raleigh Standard with
the request that the Spirit of tie Age and Bcat Recorder
copy the same SERar. ". D. JACKSON, Chm.
Seret L. M. YsARBY, Sec'y.
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June 30, 1868.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II DESIRE 70 SELL NY PLANTATION, SITUATED
two miles east Of NeIeapsyiAs Station and ten milea
east of Greensboro The tract eoptans about 2ss acres
The land ia well suited 70 the production Of corr wheat
oats and tobacco and in good state Of impsovement
fences and snsea in Eve separate paris and the balance
in the native forest very large and splendid meadow in
fir rate condition In addition to comfortable DWELL
bouses that could easily be moved small, selected
chard; the tract is well watesed.
r sell the stock and crop. il bought soos, and give
immediate possession
For any further information in reference TO the place
apply 70 G A. Boss. Greenshoza, OF l. Smith, Gibson
vile. Gsiifosa County.
wish il distinctly understood that win take Confed.
crate money for plantation and will sell reasonable
terms, q GEORGE ROE.
q. A. BOON, Agent.
June & lsss T.. A-wtE
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From Charleston.

The news from Charleston is contained in the fol-
lowing official dispatch, which was received yester
day:
:, "CHARLEsroN, July IS, 1858.
To Gen. s. Cooper, Adyt and lnsp'r General:
There is nothing new since yesterday: The enc
my is establishing batteries for long range guns on
the middle of Morris Island, aided BY five monitors
and three wooden gunboats, which are firing on
batteries Wagner and Gregg, on tie north end Of
Morris Island. (Signed,)
G. T. BEAUREGARD."
So it seems the enemy has possession of Morris
Island, the same point from which Gen. Beauregard
assailed and captured Fort Sumter in 1861. The
distance from this island to Fort Sumter is fourteen
hundred yards. Charleston is in peril
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July 8, 1858.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,C CHATHAM
- County, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May
Term, 1868. OBED HENDERSON, Admr- %. HsANKLIn
Cook and others. Petition to sell real estate
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Levi
and Henry Cook non-residents Of Ills STATE Il is
therefore ordered and decreed that advertisement be made
in TIE Raleigh Standard notifying the said defendants Of
the next of this Court to be held at the Courthouse
in Pittsborough the I'd Monday in August next and
answer the petition the same viii b. taken pso eoae
and heard er parte as to them
Witness R. C. Cotton CLERK, Of said Court at Office in
Peterborough, the "a Monday in May, 1888.
z. G. COTTON, C. c. G.
June 30, 1863 97-w6tpd.
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
Nh HOLDEN The wheat crops in this part of the State
are good Corn looks well, but havngt too much
rain, and considerable damage by freshsts.
We would like to have Gen. j. NJ Leach to represent
in the next Congress- We want and will have Conserva
tive man. The people are tired of this miserable
The freeaters who are at every of the street
and every Cross Roads, want every body sacrificed but
themselves. We have hard fight of double kind, in
keeping down aristoctacy at home and in keeping the
Yankee. from our SOIL h:
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

II Green County, N. G., the s5th ultimo, two bay
MARES. The following descriptions sufficient to identify
the stock: One is dark bay, five years ed white
in the face; name worn off midway the neck right hind
foot diseased shod before, medium size carried of halter
with brass buckles it, and when she LEFT was In go6d
order. -.
The other deep (red) bay, 81 years DID, slim, small
size particular marks and was purchased Of Mr. Asa
Easou in the vicinity of Snow Hill
We are satisfied that they were stolen by some thief
and any person whow furnish any information relative
to the apprehension of the unhung scounde the where's
abouts Of the stock will be literally rewarded for his trou
ma kindness &C., by q. T. KNOTS,
JAS. N. WRIGHT,
Co. A, seth Regt N. G. Cavalry,
Greenville, N. G.
Nav H. 1863 20-wtf.
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An Act in relation to the Militia and Guard
for Home Defence.

c-.,1 r. x .noced bv ETA Gsusral dsssra5v of IN
SECTION no.iS' IsrnEna e Thai the exemptions from
s and ~ the same extent and no farther than are
causes ana Inc Inc sct. Of Cameras Of e Conederas
nrov;dnr for the enrolment Of men for the public
defense ana apd Esemhton Acts
eaea 'le .an.t.d That r. .bai he tho dutv
bs o1srnor to cause to b. enrolled az guard for
OF ne m h;ts Tn.le rsr.ons not already enisd
nome 81 the States between the aces
70 YEAR, residents in the state including foreign
o who have been residents id The State
for thirty DAVIS before such enrolment excepting persona
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NOTICE..-sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
~ the camps Of the 7h Regiment Confederate Cavalry
stationed near Kinston, N G., the 18th day Of May,
1865 roam mare, long black name and TAIL slim bodied
and thin in order, "A Is hands high good eyes, aud
about years old liberal reward will be paid for her
delivery to me- any information concerning her. Ad.
dress me at Kinston, n. G.
L. G. GATHER, Lieut..
/ Co. G, 7th Confederate Cavalry.
July 8, 1863 2s-wS.-
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REATAvILLA FEMALE SEMINARY, DA-
- WILSON COUNTY, N. C.-The fall session Of this
Institution will open July co. 1861 under my supervision
assisted by competent teachers in all the Departments
will take twenty boarders in the female department. and
twelve in the male.
Those wishing to enter would do we'll to inform me of
the fact as soon as convenient Expenses $3.50 per
sion OF twenty weeks. Those expecting to be withIus
will lind conveyance at Lexington depot the 18th of Ju
w. Distance from the Depot to the Seminary is miles,
Address me at Yadkin Institute
July Z, 1868. 2s-4twpd
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N. C. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Catawba County, N. c..

Is Mills IRON WESTERN N. G. RAIL RoAD)
VEIHE PUBLIC CAN HAVE THE BENEFIT OF THESE
Il valuable waters Price of board IS per day SIS Der
week. SIS for four weeks children under IL years. and
servants half rates; good stock Of ice secured.
Toe white sulphur water is caol pleasant tasted and
very abundant We also have Blue Sulphur Spring, and
two springs of superior quality These waters
of the finest mountain climates in the world each
season attract large crowds
- q. 8. R0BARDs. Proprietor.
June 9, 1858. 24-w7tpd.
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June 9, 1858
NOTICE..

&TRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING
~ near Sanhope Nash County the 18th of April last
dark bay ULE reached mane tail at full length
two years old last spring. medium si1e heavy built 10
scars or marks recoeoted mule has been
put to work. will pay liberal reward for information
so as to enable me to procure the mule ANY Civ
ing the information to the whereabouts of the said
mule, will address A. H. Smith, Nashville who will defray
all expenses, DC. AMY SMITH.
June ~, 1858. 2s-wt
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NORTH.CAROIINA, GRANVILLE COUNTY,

NORTH.CAROLINA, GRANVILLE COUNTY,
II Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
1868. JAMES W. LYON, Admir-. of ELIZABETH LYON decd
Petition to make real estate assetts &cs
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that John
NJ Lyon of the partesn this cause resides beyond
the limits of this States 1t u.s. therefore, motion. order
ed by the Court that advertisement be made for six weeks
John NJ Lyon of the filing Of this petition and that unless
be appears the Of this Court and the
petition the will be taken pro oonssso and heard
er pzrte as to him. So.
Witness, Augustine Landis Clerk Of said Court, ct Of
flee, the first Monday of May. 1868.
A. Lands, O. c. Q.
June 80. 1863. (Dr. adv. $lOl 27-W6t.
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.

BLACKSMITH wANTED.
MisH 10 HIRE pr BUY A GOOD eLACK.
bon sm,th- vi hire white IMAM aad hrnisA dweog
Also wanted five eoo ss isnd. fo- tho ho,oncs os bs
ySoA' duufeSS, Wild Harffftlarz - L II He
f"'''su G. j. COWLES
Nays 1888 >''''1k TsE "
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~ ty, in Equity. to September term, 1858. HENRY F.
moore % JONI FILMING and wife NANCY and Others ORR
ginal bill.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
Lyon, one of the defendants in the above reced cause
resides beyond the jurisdiction Of this Court is ordered
that publication be made in the North Carolina Standard,
suceessivey notifying the said John Lyon to be, and ap.
pear at the next term of said Court Of Equity to be
held for the sad County of Granville at the Court House,
and there to plead answer demur the said BILL other
wise the same will be taken pro csso and heard
as to him.
Court, at Oxford, The I'd day Of July, 4. D, 1853
PA JOHN W. HAYS, cHE.
July Z, 1868. 'nT' S8-w6t.
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The New Conscription Act.
Salem, July 9Th, 1868.


The following copy of the Conscrpson ACT passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress:
An Aer to amend act entitled An act to provide
further for the public defence approved 10Th April
1862.
Tie Gng-ess of the Confederate States Of Anssrea DO
enact That the President be- and he is hereby
to call out and place in the military service OF the
crate States for three years. unless the war snail nave
been sooner ended all white who residents OF the
Confederate States between the ages OF ana
and who are at such time or times legally exempted
from military service or such parts thereof as III n
judgment, may be necessary to the public defence
M nr calls to be made under the provisions and according
to the terms of the act to which this is an
and such authority shall exist in the President during sn
present war; as to all VINO now rs hsn oSse en-
rolled all persons beween the ages OF egnteen aIa
five shall serve their full time pro0dsd that me RE-
ersss States shall first call for only Of the
between the ages herenbeore stated be shall call o
between the age of thirty and any other age .esS
be understood repeating modifying an part Oh tne sGs
to which this is anendatory except a. herein expressly
stated and provided rth that those called gu. sS.
he first and Immediately ordered to fill to their
number the companies baaions squadrons and
from the respective States at the time the act to urnee
nrovde for the public Defence approved 18th April 1907
was passed; and the surplus, any, shall be assigned 70
organizations formed from each State aimee the
that act placed in new organizations 70 pc omceea
hQ Mate
Of or disposed Of as now provided by law proo'ded that
the is authorized to suspend the execution OF this
or the act to which this is amendment IN any ocay
whare he may find impraccabe to execute the same
and that in such localities and during such
% prsdant is authorized to receive troops into the Con-
e. under Of the acts y hs
nro,de for The public defence approved 10th April 1851
The Military Exemption Act.
m: following is copy Of the Exemption Act as finally
nas.sd nv both Houses of Congress-;
Bill TO exempt certain persons from military sssres
ner.ous from enrolment for service the army
fsdersto States" approved the 2lst Of April. 1861
.MvALrDs OF GOVERNMENT oLss S S IN
THs Opgrsss ct TIE 0n,sdsrsss Stgts Amer'Gt 90
IL the ed by Of bodily mental
under the rules to Be
States the officers judicial and executive the
including ssass sns
clerks in their Offices allowed By the Postmaster.
General and now employed. and excluding all o.nsr post
State officers Is the several States may have declared OF
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
Quarter Sessions, May
Term, 1868,

NoRrH!I:.cARol1NA, COURT I: OF , PLEAS AID ND
NJ. c. s. ca...., s1t, :, Term 1853
VIZ r ss::: WIZ. and Petition for settlement
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Thos
al RI. ana we Guford Moorng and wife, and Church
OF guardian to Edward and Manse Cherry. heirs
Oarley deceased reside beyond the limits Of this
49, g. oioered oy the Court that advertisement be
f ~ xee1s IN the North. Carolina Standard mott.
yng tne descendants Of the filing of this netition to
oPantad so,ns &C. or judgment pro oosso will be
Inn. "a ,ss. GEO. A. DiNCY, G. Q. 9.
'une 10 1868. (pr. adv. s5Ss1S) a5-wst
NORTH.CAROLINA,A ALEXANDER CO..
~ Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions lima Torn,
1858 a. 9. MclNrosH and ]. W. JoyEs Adm, ~. he
heirs at law of JOS n. BoaLE deceased Petton r
Element. -''''''" ''i oos
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court thu. +
Boyle Jr, and T. L. Boyle. are nonresidepts of this
State is therefore, motion, ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the North Carolina Nandard
for SIX weeks successfully notifying them to be- and an
pear at the next term of said Court be held for the
county Of Alexander at the Court House. in Taylosvle
on the LIST Monday of September next then and there to
Plead answer demur to the said petition otherwise The
prayer Of the petition will be granted.
Witness. K. p Matheson, Clerk of our said Court at
Office, in Taylorsve, the list Monday of June, 1863
R P. MATHESON, Q. c. c.
. July I, 1863. 2s-w6tpd.
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s AL

S A l. II,
VEVHE SUBSCRIBER IS MAKING SALT AT STUMP
Sound, Onsow County, which he will SELL at bis
works two dollars per bushel below the Wilmington
market rates.
Salt is now selling at as low price as it can poby be
made for AID parties likely to want it would id well to
lay in their supply at once. NJ L. f. EDD.
May l9, 1858. zl-vAmpd.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAFE.

VALUABLE PKOPERTY FOR SAtE.
NENHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SANE THE
following property situated in the town of Aeylors
Vile n C.; One lot containing two acres on which
building elegantly inshed-the other portion al I'M
der good roof and requires but little more work to on
pete 1.-THE lot is well enclosed, with good well and OUT
houses thereon.
Terms to suit the purchaser Apply to Ool N. TEAGU
at TaYlorsyi!le. or Capt J. Il EooTE, at Raleigh.
May 3, 1868. 2l-wf
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Nav Is. 1858.
Z YALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
UyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TRACT
Of land in the County Of Greene North Carolina CALI
Cd BULLHEAD, fourteen miles east of Godsborougb,
containing between 275 and 800 The place has on
good dwelling house, gin house. cotton screw, and
other convenient and necessary buildings; also, very
rood fish pond near the dwelling For terms apply to
the subscriber at Goldsborough
JOHN J. EDMUNDSON.
( June 10, 1858. 9e-wsm.
NOTICE ABOUT RUNAWAY SLAVES.
yuyHE SUBSCRIBER, RESIDING. NEAR STANHOPE,
sF.I Nash County has PACK OF DOGS weiltrained
r hunting runaway slaves and be offers his services for
this business to the public His charges will be reasons-
bls He will make charge against the families of SOL
iers IN service where they not able to pay without
4 inoonyenience 70 themselves. Neighborhoods troubled
VIZ bad slaves who have escaped from their masters,
would do well to avail themselves Of this Opportunity to
fssteh them. B. CONE.
Hssh. Co, N. 9, April "a. 1885, l@wsnpd:
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WANTED,

A LADY (vIRGINIAN) OF SEVERAL YEARS EX.
"A perience teacher, and who is well qualified to
teach the English branches and music desires situation
in private family either in this State OF further South
References exchanged. Address TEACHER"
Boon Hill N. G.
June 2, 1858. as-wtf.
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RICHMOND HOSPITALS.

hALII0H, N. u, June, 1863.
SR:-Upon my return from Richmond, feel it impera.
tive the part of duty and justice to give you sketch of
the Division Of Chimboazo Hospital devoted exclusively
to troops The object Of my visit to this
hospital was solely that of seeing and nursing wounded
brother and having devoted three weeks that object
have naturally had most favorable opportunity of form
ing correct opinion than could have been afforded
First the dison is under the control of Surgeon E. H.
Smith, gentleman of high moral standing, of known
worth and experience, whose daily actions guided by
applications from fathers mothers brothers and sisters
have power to influence him. in whose hands the Creator
has placed men, Oose lives balanced bt0irt s and
dsath
have witnessed instances where the removal of pa.
tent would not only have eopardzed life but would have
ensured DEATH and yet the relatives have not been satisfied
with this statement made upon prosional honor but
have goomy departed with the impression that they and
theirs have not received proper attention.
draw your readers attention to the following statistics
of this hospital:
Admitted during 10 months ending LIST June, 1868:
Deaths during same period from gunshot shell, in
cised and punctured wounds, 81
from typhoid fever. II
from all other diseases, 81
Total, 272
Deaths-Gunshot wounds, ll1-lo0 per centum.
:" Diseases, 75-l0O ;"
Average 8ll-lOO
The above statistics will bear Almost favorable compari.
with those of Mexico and Crmea quoted in Chisoms
Surgery.
MEx1co
The United States lost far as could be ascertaned
by death, discharges and desertons exclusive of dis
charges by expiration of servce during an average cam
pagn of II months, namely:
FORCES AGGREGArs STRENGTH. Loss. PER CENT.
New Regiments 1iss ssss or y ss-1oS
k~Nrn on r.
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DECElviNG TUE PEOPLE,

Nvxt 10 putting ioith a claim for the
posses ion Of all the 10y y in the land,
. large portion Of the RADICAL press de
vote their time and attention 10 mis-,
Leading the people Who look 10 their
column tor knowledge Of pro crossing
events. Thus, on Monday last every in.
tellIgent AMI candid person could see by
The adyices from Charleston that The al.
tack upon the rebel works at the en-.
trance VI the harbor had proved com
pete failure yet the prints to which we
refer have kept up and are still keeping
up a constant representation TO the coo
trary, urging that the attack will GER
tsinly be renewed, etc, etc. The N. "
York Times has 0 f.cted TO see ro.Line
DISASTROUS or discouragog in Dupont.
repu!se. but it now begins to show the
"slbows Of Mincio." AS the special or
gan Of Mr.. Seward in The metropolis, Ii G
Times Of course backs up The threa,er.
log dispatches which he is understood
70 have sent 70 England, and stul.ifies
i:se.f completely with regard to Charles.
Con harbor. The FIRST italics arc lie
own:
sit 10 demonstrated that any Ame,i.
can AdyOor may be PIT IN such state
~ defence az TO absolutely defv The
combined feets Of Europe. Il has been
. pfobisn whether iron-mailed vessels
can oatmstch forts. We consider it 10
y ~ prsvsd thas Trey cannot, il the
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snC ONLY CHANCE LEFT.

To longer talk about the CAUSES or oil
preveptatives Of the rebellion is mere
waste of time, though not less foolish
than the idea Of resisting it and putting
it out OF existence by the issuance OF
fierce army orders, long MINDED procls-
nations about emancipatiag slaves thai,
cannot be reached, or dismis.ing from
tho army the ablcst ofliccrs. because the,
are democrats. There is only one way il
which the people are to be consolidated
in the sentiment &C ncerning this war
only one clause TO be adopted whereby
the Union can ever be preserved, and
even that may fail at this late day. TIL.
people must be united. To fight the
consolidated South with a divided
North will continue to furnish just such
results a. we have been witnessing week
after week and month after month
through oil of,he past year II il strang,
that the admin strat,on is so wil!ully
msdly b ind that il will not see this fact
There 10 but one platform to unite upon
The abolitioLists say that platform j
the destruction of slavery. Radica.
generally declare the trne platform to he
a"hisher law"-vague and underlined, bn'
It Is something that permits them to d.
as they like regarding the observance c
tho laws OF the nation. The conserva
tive element Of tho country declares ,h.
point Of unity must DO the Constitution
They are right. That is the ground
work OF all these privilege, these pow
crs and those rights which We should
ho!d 60 sacred-eye, even Of the Union
itself. Let the people of the North, oac
and oil, unite upon the Constitution and
maintain its Observance among ourseive
Let the administration Of The nat OF
know that to assail that doe
ument or 10 ignore its pro
visions, is treason-no matter from
whence tic assault comes. When thin
Is once rightly coDprcheoded, there vii
be some hope Of restoration not before.
The Administration 10 drifting abs
without compas. or rud Ter. 1t assumes
10 be the creator instead Of the cr,a ur,
OF the Constitution. 1t sets up "mi'i,s
ry necessity" IS the highest law OF tb,
land, and construes that law and apple.
IL a. best suits its wline. For the want
OF q reason the will Of this cou. bina il
Q. inscriptions politicians is introduced,
and they ask the people to ay amen
Such course would not unite any sen.
sSls people, it never will unite the peo-
pie Of these States.
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iocautious speeches or paragraphs on
the rebel side reveal ,ha, they hope aud
expect not only to regain Tennessee, Jut
ercn 10 capture kentucky during the
coming summer, "uh'ie The rirers are
iop.' 1t is in these armies alone that
the r strerg h lies; take away that sup
polt and guard from them. This ~ the
tax before US, rather than the desultory
capture IF separate to'cns and strong
hphis.
The Philadelphia hquirer, Other
administration organ, says in viewing
The Prospect !"
Activity is the rebel order Of the day.
The keynote was sounded for them at
Charleston; Foster was beleague ed nj
Wa hington; Yot kto.n attacked Van
Dom st,emptaJ nm overthrow and got
Il ~ Frank liz; Suffolk lie reported rs .x.
pecin an assault. From every o nj
whence Intelligence comes rebel enter
prise and activity are reported. We
nave deceived ourselves soinewLa, If VIZ
have supposed that the rebellion. 80 neal
is end now, If properly attacked, is GO
ing u collapse without great struggle.
Tney II manGuvre skill ully and fight
desperately 10 The la.t,'n nte, sest earn.
es', and Ike men who have no alterLa-
i've Lut % ado or de-"