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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20
SPEECH OF HON. BEN. WOOD.

Concluded from first page.
task of preparation 1t is a task already
half accomplished, for indeed the masses,
with their unerring instincts, have alrea-
dy fathomed the depths of this great sea
of troubles. They would welcome re-
union for its own sake and for the memo
ries of old or if inevitable, they would
accept separation, with sigh of regret,
and then push on alone in the broad path
Of progress for their self-reliant Anglo
Saxon natures would spurn the timid
doctrine that the sturdy North-their
North, built by their energies, and with
millions of acres yet unreclaimed from
the wilderness, for expansions depend
ent on the South for prosperity and gran
deur.
Sir, for my country's sake l have per-
formed task that only the most solemn
sense of duty could have induced me TO
assume. l have given you my thoughts
as plainly as my gift of language would
permit For good or for evil, to my
shame or to my future honor, let my
words 60 upon record, to abide the test
OF time. No generous man will accuse
me of aiming at popularity, for all must
acknowledge that have not modelled
my opinions upon the public sentiment
and even those who think with me will
doubtless withhold the present express
sion of their appreciation Faltering
and equivocation have not been number
ed in the list of accusations which my
enemies have against me.
My motives have been and viii be inn
pugned and probably for time I must
submit to be the object Of dcnunciation
but the rushing stream of events will
soon efface the brand, and can wait.
only ask my countrymen to adjudge me,
not hastily or in anger, but after fair con
sideration. Neither the ties of relation
ship nor pecuniary interest bind me TO
the South all that possess, and all chat
l hold personally dear, are Of the North
My course has been prompted by an in
tense conviction that the war policy is
ruinously wrong. Reason, instinct mo
raj nature, and every faculty of man that
creates within bis brain a conception Of
the truth, inspire me with that convc-
ton, with rigid, fixed, and unialteriug
faith, that knows no doubt and fears no
refutaton. And as the days rush on
through blood and carnage, they leave In
their desolate path the confirmation of my
creed. Already the time seems geoega5-
ing when patriotism will no longer bein
voked ne an ipanntis,a "a 1srfrt... b; -s,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20
PTLEsl PILES, PILES!
y Cure Guaranteed
MINORS VEGETABLE PILES SALVE,
Tor the Care Of Bleeding, Blind, and
Hchjnq PTLESy

! 'HE proprietor ofthe Vegetable Piles Salye
Il confidently offers his remedy as Il sure
safe, speedy md thorough eradicator of this
distressing malady, and asks but a trial to
prove what he asserts
In every instance where has been nse5 II
has given relief sometimes after single an
picailon. Hundreds in this community have
tried it. and, or far as the proprietor has been
able to ascertain, not failure has resulted.
% confident is he Of its efficacy, that be
pledges himself TO return the money in every
instance where Il fails.
BUY SINGLE BOX, and give it al.
and be assured you will never regretit.
1st'- Sent by mail, to any address, on re-
ceipt Of 70 cents
L. c. CHlCkERlNG, Sole Agent.
No. 226, West Pratt Street,
June o-3m Baltimore, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20

A REBEL RAM BUrLD1NG IN LoNDoN
An American merchant, who came
here in the City of Baltimore, brings
intelligence of new monster, which is
in process of construction for the rebels
in the vicinity of london 1t is $50
feet long, iron-clad, with formidable
prov, and will be provided with four
engines. Our infoI mant describes her
as one Of the most terrible of the family
of rams That she is built for the re-
bells, he has no doubt-and he took spe-
cial pains to ascertain the truth. N T.
Journal of Commerce.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20
Fine Parlors for the accommodation ofLadios.
THE BEST LIVERY ST4BLE IN
tho Citu ARached
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

VI-N I1I4 a y , I n 2 . Ut TUE.
The following Stages run from the Kimmell
House daily, as follows; Marlboro, T B. Beam
town. Bryantown, Charlotte Hall, Chaptico,
Leonardtown Rockville, and Frederick Nd (;
Arlington and Leesburg, Va, leave at 6 o'cl'k,
a. m, and al others at z, A. m.
jan 25-6m A. +. KIlINEIL. Agent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20

C0agh, As.ln,a, Byoaehitis. SD1t-
ting blooa, Pqin and Wax
ness Of lbe Breast, Di6i-
cUlty IF Breathjaq, dc.
fEIllS Is NO NEW REMEDY. It Sqpe
H. has been used for humber Of
years in Maryland and parts Of Penn
sylyania, and has, wherever known. ac-
CURED an unprecedented reputation for
curing the various diseases for which It
is recommended ,,5ur
So apparent is its usefulness, and so
remarkable has been its cures, that it
is fast snperceding every other remedy
for those diseases. The afflicted can re-
" upon its doing as much for them,
and in many cases more than anvoth-
ar rlmedy now before the public
1t is recommended and prescribed in
the practice Of a large number Of the
most intelligent and able physicians Of chit
Maryland. 1t is used and considered dren.
an indispensable household remedy by
n large portion Of the first families Of
the State.
It is used by all classes of society. and
the universal opinion is, thatit is good.
This Syr1o IS purify Vegetable Com No
Poma. II is pleasant to take, and new
er docs injury But owing to its puri-
fyiug qualities, mustdo good under any
circumstances. Its effects are truly Won
derful, soothing, calming and allaying C1i}d
the most violent coughs-purifying,
strengthening, AID invgorating the
whole ymtem--caminu and soothing
the neryes-aiding and facilitating ex-
pectoration, and healing the DISEAS- need
ED LUNGS-tius striking at the root
Of disease, and driving it from the sys-
tenn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20
IL g II cEn r. .
Celebrated horse a1d SatfTe
20 w ID E,L4E-

= Il ~ - -
6,.,a~r.a.
NSEc'5a'sseco Raofso Slha1L SaJa8d
ROENn HNTo
-~,,-r.-...
hH9a row Dhho have proved, az
yer a ulal Of several years, TO besu-
PeiIoi 20 any preparation Of the Kind in
use me chief superiority Of thcNc pow
'eis arises from The fact that they aTe
composed Of medicines that have laxa-
IItEe tome and purifying properties
81 rae laxative elects crudities from the ?
= Islomach and intestlnes; the tonic gives 6
= Strength 70 the system Of the horse, andI :
.ns PURIFYING medicines contained inI :
mem cleanse the blood, and lay theI Z
foundation for healthy and vigorous
circulation. The use Of them improved
lae wind, strengthens the appetite, sndI
isFe5 The horse fine, smooth and glos-l
sA-u-thus Improving the appearance,
]7 and Spirit OF this noble animal
-Aeao pyWaels aye not intended, as
ma powders are. to bloat thc animal
go osio giyc Aia the appearance of ie-
maT 4s'dis-ase and promote III gene
iral health.
IAeae powders vii tongthrn GC
,amaeb and iunsdncs, cleanse thcm
From offensive matier and bring them
c|to @ healthy state They are a sure pre-
;, rautiVn Of Lang Fever and q certain re- Q
= nely for al di-asscs incident to theI =
z. Horse as G,an5ers, Yellow Water, Dis z
c|iamlers, FOUNDER ueayes, Saycriue.I =
5. Coughs Sewers, Loss Of Appetite, and )
Vital hlurET, &c, These powders, Ill =
used two OF tAree imosa week through
Ithe winter and sprinR your horse win
never g tle Lung leFer, Nhoie orl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20
list OF letters,

ID EMAINlNG in the Post-Omce. at Rock.
H. vile, Nd, on the LIST day OF March. in
slant which if not taken out before the l5tb
day Of April next, win be returned to the Ce-
neral Pcst-Ofice as dead letters.
Thomas Curtin, MRS Elizabeth Thomson.
George Wiiker Joseph Edelin,, John c. COM.
flower, Watron & Boyer, George Corl. W r
Coomes, Miss Juriah S. Smith, B. +. Thomas
Miss Nancie Swrioks Andrew s.. Harding.
Miss Mary Henderson, William Fuller. Chas,
9. French, pr G. Fisher, Mrs r. II Veirs.
Daniel Reib, Mrs Louisa Simpson.
mar l3--3t T. L BAILEY, p. ".
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FURNISHING GOODS,


All Of which will be sold at the lowest pri-
ces A call is respectfully solicited. All my
goods are new and made up in nice style
N B. DON'T FORGET 10 call at the PRO
PIES STORE, No. AGO 7th Street, opposu
The Pest Office, Washington city.
Yours, respectfully,
iune 29-3m J. II. SMITH.
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CLAREnDoN uoTEI.

f,ss COR. 9Th STREET AND PENN. AVENUE,
Isesgs5l Opposite National Hotel
lssaakssAs8 W a bHINGTON CITY.
d. Y. NORRlS"-......,........ Proprietor.
may Oily
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STAN DUTIES.
Imposed by the Act of 1862.

Bank Check or DRIFT at Sight
For amount exceeding $50 ...................
Promissory Note or Drqtt.
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@spoodal nTotdCo.

RespectfUlly addressed to the Citizens Of NoH
9oaaery and surrounding Counties.
fE'iE subscriber begs leave to call the at
4 lention Of the citizens of Rockville and
surrounding country to his NEW CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT, No. 46O 18th St, > D0-
site tile Post Office, Warrington, D. c., where
may be found a fine and well selected stock 0
CLOTHIVG,
LL-L INELLA-r GAn u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20

LLCYD's New steel Plate County
COI0red MAP of U. States, Cana
das, and New Brunswick,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20
SHRINERlS INDIAN YERMIEuGE.

my IT'S praise
that it is fast
duced into eve
the land. The
isbeconingim
make it still
the preference
il, the PRoPRI
itupinamuch
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20

10 others, so
being intro
ny family in
demand for it
m Sc. To
more worthy
alread shown
EToR is putting
han somer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-27

a. ID. WEEHERSPO0N,
Commission MerchSRt aRa sealer iR
b0meStiC Manufactures,
.sUGAR SALT, T0BAsOO, ~, Cs-nsr Cherry
asd Sccoad streets, nEesni 6A
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EYCHlFGE EaTIeE. be-. Z.

RECEE0sB, VA
0e obar I6h, 1883
rE~FF following Confederate cfnosrs and lDsa ere
hereby dselarcd On exchanged:
eli nAe.rs and r1sH CaetErcd ara psreie1 e alg
s 5-st oas - tss Iz. of sep smberl RS lh-s see
-ton hawsFsr e nst inieudse 70 iBs Hts ezy oeeTH
eu eap turtd 81 Viekzburg Ju fth 1873 except sne
- v-rs declared exchanges by EE-hsEgs Notiss Ne O.
iS-B-c4.hor l2ta 1867, Sr fPeeialy RAN IN lhii
zg.za Fut j. coet embrace AL eevsIisa Iaada s. tilg
1vftb = 1f.s-iln sbavs nEElsd al cspfursl e PORT
E sa o. suy other place ghers the Psrtiss were re-
le sed o. Fsz0ie
~ s-sI q Gems. FcEbaTtons BE ensoa boWeh
II ere 3 rt8a. : y Les. Cummings Hfr1s ana -sie'
win -nd Of goa Ezylo. d. 6eckreI aEa Docssrg
zhe o3s-rs and ncH b .sh slng 20 re AHgi1stf ~
m. -spzrF 81 si.srs sas The 4h sus 46Ia tissis-
rturi regimen s. 81 eaqtarsd g. fiokssurg. Jhy 81
iss3
3. TIE genera oflesrB csptCrea 60 fick1h1r8 y y
< - IfES urars declared d--y exchanged JAY -5-A
l5o3 - o. -
gr-as- Areat ef Erchaags.
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AUCTION HOUSE
oREss NOTICE.

cr,.-,--- T4Assi,N hIRkEss COMPANY
Va E-e- SOt. aaTA, oep-smber 2dib. 1895
-.,--s. Al VNderstalcizs, ana 10 maks ssi
< 81 y =. o. ma hzbi ftY zssuzaed, this 0em
a eAfles co-i Pa 70 tie trsri ssd ,frqr tietaker
ssy sertsy gives retce il4. ts slaes tksir vau
tsi 49,, tripPerH wl be rsq.irt !. N Il feeesvea
uHu nRcn each package bolzre a. ,rs-aava recefpi
.slea - 9e eii Be- a.srioa in tle C. -BAsy for The
ana ea-Abiisa the LIABILITY Of the % ,sSpsg ems
ciloan.--ihe al Of sea ana the pu5'5. ~
ezltp.ed 4 a Tsus.
E151a
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GENERAL ORDER No.


PROVOST MAAkHA IS OFFICE
ATLANTA Ca, September e iss3 Z
IL Cl1ters sHs aolsiefa arr.ying at tbis pssr ip
~ lepol 50 tie RTcFogt srshsi Immediate ~ \ III
thal thor ordcrf. furlsagts issTss OF rf
Esuca, elc. Usy be examined
be EroyOst 6unrd iE Instructed halt ali offcorr
Erd ana demand 81 lhs passes foR ths Prsyost
s.sr1sL
7ls oTder s not lnend TO interfere with thoss who
a. sszeni Ion ter mas with proper ~ houty
but lie iargs number o. sbsenieea without leaPe re
guHt that all sloud IePcrt IN sraer shat the gui y
ples nay be deiec.sa.
b order Of u. H. WRIGHT,
Coiozvl eonwandinE Tr, cps ana Dsisnssa-
lHAs. ~ FEHEN,
-fra
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TerEna Of AdYertisins.

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s-te-s,zf As o.. .her ssvo-fis-zerts
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Taos. z. FISRER & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

No. = ReRchtree st, Atlanta, G<a.
DERSONAL attention given to the purchase anc
sale of ali kiuds OF MLR0hA6DlzEl, and tbs 4 q
TsEln0nt of RoRsysia 0sttsR " kssi Esssts,.
ksFs3-5U
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JOB WORK

ssF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Oar 6seiIi6es for erscutizg ARldR vsTE as
r,psrior. and we invite the attention Of Qssr
As-zasste-s. Comzisssries, and ether govern
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We kavs, sls0, large az1oHnt CT English
ssgsr On hand, So sabls fer the fnsst WsTE.-
0r5ers viii be prozPtly kllad By experienced
H0rkmen. Address
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To SurEeOfS and Asst. Surgeons, C, S. A.
TN acc rlsree s>.ih Instructions have removed al
Ne5iesi ssd 10 ii 81 stores In my charge 70 Aacon
- "a v-hcb poiut Re Vuigt1nH In fuure must Be Tor
,-s-5.f Uf1uAED POTTS,
surgeon AID Esil7si Furveyor, Q. s 4.
sees Afesns "a
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House AND LOT FGR
SALE!

a xS,PY pEsIEAELE EEsIDENCE, convenient
a - 81 bu Su-sr porio- Of the viiag- with al tre
-,-Iv y. CLAY RoBEEEs,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
FRGN TILK%BEG G.

The Mobile Tribune" has the :. '!awiag
special Dispatches:
JACKSON, May 30-Tarrs - no nevs frcr,
Vicksbnrg sinco yesterday, cut thcre is r'f'
apprcbeasicn icit here IS 10 cYeD:s st s!ist
place.
The rMisslssippian OF This morning 2ub-
!i.hes speech made by General ps:3 bor.1E',
.irer three zopulses of tho enemy. |. ia ~
follows:
You have hesvd that was incompetent
and a traitor, and that it WAC my intention
to sell Viekaburg Follow me and you will
sec ,ne cost "a. nich | will sell EIcksburg
When the list iound Of beef, bacon and
hcu. the asst gram IF corn the lsst COW acd
b, and horse srd doc shall havs BON coz
sumsd, snd the isss man shsll hare per'shes
n the trenches, then, and only :kcn, vii J
sell Ni;ksbu go
No fighting at NinksburC.
The enemy has qn: the stormirg process
and is goirg to try tho starving.
From reliable authority lerrn that Grant
is entrr2ching in psrsliol liH-s with cur
batteries, but out OF reach cf ear ,,u!.F, ana
keeping up communicsticr above ard ',&lnF
V.ckstu,g, thus cutting eit Eichshnrg ca:i'e
iy.
He Is also entrenchtng arb 6 G'rcE b:;dee,
md ,ho f,rds above and Eelu:s.
Information r-ceivsh states that thG enc
my's ssvnlry ent 81 Bo;oi.'a Dsn";, twtn-
ty mica from Jackson cn the 5 .nii'eTn ros5,
ard burnt the Ge9o., /. is,go let 81 corr, :;:d
500 or 900 bales Sc cottGc, be-itoG coCaa.! t'"J
ether Gerredatians.
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Snbn>nnn Enqurer.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1868.
THE NDALS AT TAPPAR4N-
E0ER

NUN.
On Saturday morning last, about . O'clock,
four large gunboat5, anchored off tho viilsgc,
and Immediately commenced Sholliug the few
pickets stationed in tho village. The pickets
retired short disaico End he Yankees
landed. Soon after the p;ckoss 'nada etacd,
and drove tie Yankees bsc',. They GAS
Van kses) sent Reinforcement, S.I.d soor d.oro
the pickets away. Thea commenced whcls-
sac plumber, and search Of every house, ex-
cept ono, ia the place. The hoases o. neither
age or Sax escaped. Ca-ri-I off c7a:y .lliDg
tAoy could, and destroyed such furui.u~s 81
they could not take off; burned tho ~psc-
housas containing government bacon, corn,
g., and carried of .o,Sp nss-ces. Tho .hcuaes
Of females were cn:a:a:, sld in sueir PEE
sence thOlr foous ware entered, and tZucks,
drew &c, broken cpDn.
Bat The most wsnton destruction cf pro-
perty was in tho house Of john A. Prckar,
ESQ Tnis gentleman has, for Some years,
resided with HE family Tear Richmond. when
not in the eu,ploymen: Of tho Government,
and returned IRON foreign country in july,
last; but had residerc. in the village.
which, With his furniture, &, was in TIE cara
of his servants, and no white person li'irg
on the lot. They entered the house, broke
evory lock, csrriSd of bedding, cf'sirs, his
library, Sc, and tben cut up ana destroyed
every species If furniture they did net c.-Ty
off. Many Of tao articles taey threv 81
The river.
They sid ih,y wcud rot haze committed
alch outrsses h.d they not been fired into hy
the pi.,keIs. Tho pelicy ef fiins "a eUG-
beats By ri k,tS. without ii,e ietst c sacs oi
doi'g ;aem ~ry injaTy, Is q sa:y d,nb:i4l
me.
Why large an,uunt ot Goverrpca; rto'aa
Eere ptrmaIcd to 1tmaiG in place Sc AZ uch
expo ID, remains 50 be explained by 5, me
cne. II IS wrii known that Y.nk@0 gunaoats
hsyo been psssjr W :ha sITc: tx s20;e rceas,
snd l. would s,eln t'.;l ti-L !aa: should iaso
been n sufficient nn'jee iAe. th=ra vas dan-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
WHY tnAcH cAaCI,ni SrEEENEn

T:tg ,..'ej.ias o.>lrs:. ffoH, lastst 20 tie
"a: c...yl!c O33.rrer " will onablo the
rs,;As 20 i9Ifn scmo td,a Of how North Caro-
i,r1 suffered IN ;ne ls.o battles in Virginia
IN ord4r- ths' 'ho reader may understand
w.t. 'NJ-!h :!arnlina suffered On the %, %,
hi: i '-,ets., II vii rnly be necessary to give
s. isH meagre tzu.ucB-ststislics that speak
:-umytt tcngucG CT ,ac manned, the bleed
is, '.:o dying srd lho dead These facsu are
e. lhn'a futctb:s than ornste periods OF
o.sh-5ste "reunis .alion. They tell Hhat
"a: no nons Of The "Oid North S:ato" bore
il lra NEST terrible bassles of this gigantic
W.. OnIy lot Some faithful ard p.ins
t.k:ng .suttcr write a truthful narrative OF
ha past .wn. yc:rs. ed ! feel assured that
81 - G.yul ma will havo plsce in tho very
&c lr9n& oT oli Confederncy.
Tbs sutjoined l:stsrics 80 necessarily in.
a,lstc and unsatisfactory. The probs-
rrliy is. that the l,si i es nos comprise two
| aa"s vi tho Casualties. giYa also an ipc
bH.fct Isl O. The casualties s.aorg tao North
Cs-G,ina ofScG!s from Captains up. ! will
endesy"- to rcpor. hereafter tho remaining
ctsualtios.
1rJS A.
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.os<-s--n2kew--a-

: paragraph has been going :he Ioa"i'.
charging Gen F:negan viii !u'lealy rcfa";g <
10 attack lie :owa Of JickH1u, f.s., o! pSI-
M.;i::ac m incep snccct ccnp,ly % g:a.lo
men, was ASKED permission. 20 do 20 on t|ls;r
own spors,b:ii-y. The "F!o":dnn" G,forGs
Gen F.neger, snI e>p'aina why III, attack
Yves n3s made:
Gen. F.nosan is noI ti2o psrson represented
ia .ne ,c.in;n Di sil' Jmes.' iiu is $ brave, sen
gia;9, .nsasumirg iiics'; arergo;ic Ill Tie per
faamtnro Il duiy, p,iI;a end On sidsi a:e 20 Gls
men, an;:: nun to - e!ui II me ;tuu inter
es's It ihs cn..n'-y S:.:: OF humanity, To DO
influenced ~ ~: Li,I;,l vain glory If having
i.rrd 'H., hc I'D rns'a& into jacksonville
and "g!Ys3 ;ha a-:r,ny OH b5ayd their boats,
,El.s ~ vas c Irsciaus tho jiyc1 los. in The
ef':. w"To thrIwu away, and t!.sC the same
result, ;v,' i;!ie OF nc loss of life, would lave
followed . i its:.-,t policy. HID trio Local
q Ito 'Tnrcs nad any knowledge OF tie
suhjec; b. = - ling 81, no would have re-
framed f.""i rXpEoss,ds 80 rnjua! and absurd
"a ag;.'son. The approaches To the tom
-':S5 completely cCvsrtd Nv Tho eueu,J 5
! 'c.raa :aa ser lunhoata Thor suns.
> ..',',:tia,, ~. ~ ..:itiy o. forty p.lc.s CT
! !a4,.. a.;'lciy. G.-j q ilii sweep over ti.o
,.iaii j. ,eAr rrIt.e s0rll ard IN crf,.fing
iirc Tel. oece ir,c amounted to ), 500 or
i eco tH"7, an.u: . Goo o; v hon: woro whItrs,
veil srotec;ed by enttenchmonts and hs!c
Wa!ta. The Gacaatage Of stacking ,he ;own
wo"'d h.vc hcen III caen The ruecly were
iI!ssn in 10 hsve fonI;i tia "a, upon mo ar5i-
Val al cur troops 81 he brnk of me river, al
| oh board taoir Transports IN ;he stream fast
ra'onv'rs 10 :: pace 81 as!aiy, whiia tie town
| .od cur .rcsp4 IN it remti!.Ud ex2asea -
iheir lie, zi,i or lnen wou: havs cO;,liuurj
So !or ;T,0 !cii"s on th.is way back. FuT
1 is sI"':a!ng aud gal!sn! pe;f5r;ar,co NE
com:cs2i would haze p.if w.t.; 10 lives :, {
5ty"-.l huns.rc.i bravo h.cn."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

A Coop ExiMPLE.--We commend tho &c
non Of tho City C1upcl Of Aueust,, Ga, &c
given below, 10 me ilnieaGoa cf c.f:.r c!:ioe
snd towns
List Of PorBous U,sia,ing To,2:su Pic:.c;iln
W tho Olsy Of AEgus.7, G;.,- E'y.r-c from
the Proceedings % - C.cJ Council, My
Let, 1868:
i.2solved, T;a. ais Ian0r, sha Msyrr. le,
AID hc - heTei,r rcqu, ID 10 pIGcuI1 Tow
Il Consc.;pt Oficers -" .sraes OF Al Irs-
soDs III TIE City q Augusta vac have cissA-
ed exemptions from Tho military service ii
the Confederate S:stes. togetnr:, il prsei;cs-
nle with the nsbes ef tie Gnys;r menls
wh,ae trotsctiontSty claim, aud publish 10
es;na il the newspapers cr tho city.
L,nt nC Persons Claiming Foreign Protector
in tho City Of Aupuats, G1.--F'.rnisheG Ey
:te Enrolmy Officer:
HcnIy Buk, at Grey * Turkeys, 2 Esre1,
Il carroll. ? Doris, NJ Daily. Rebt Furg,r
sor. } II lIounlkii,, Ihomas i-g%n. } nha Lu-
qua. H. K"rnsrs, Men oses- Pat My, VIII N
O'Brlsr. l. Ro#., U-;', II i,G-nnp--, ahu
Rub, j IL Blk, Z S:|ms,ier, " j Sclliy,
A Iica Ear, &r1ol yylgar.
3: odd r CT r. Il May. hey'r If C',y OF
Augusta. L. L. BLomr
Geek Ct G,uncl!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
ST. MARY SCHOOL:
RALbjGH, y. c

Y'cH7 Erv THIS '1kIIb3a. u. D stor.
EEy .LssI;T sAsDEa, D. D., Rector.
CryHE NEXT Tssu WILL DcSIN JULY 10TH. and end
Z D.s-'rrer 5.b. 80
For Board and rpgth Ts!isn the charge VII re 1915,
pEsa,ie l.: ajvsEsr.
S"r cIcuias copt.iplns ful particulars, apply 10 tho
Ysctor.
a.erta de,,ng 70 e-te their children tho next tcf
,hould addre,i tho Rector Immediately.
Raleigh, N, o.. Jane 2, 1858. June a-6t