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The seargeant,s Crave;

'-9p The Seargeant's Graves'
In youth, he TOLD with sturdy will, ,.
Along the path that others trod,
To climb the Heights Of sciences hill, ~
And worshipped at the throne of God
For be had learned in early youth
70 bow before that mystic pow'r-
, To utter words OF sacred truth,
TO cheer him in his dying hour.
No pride Of ancestry or wealth, ~.
Disturbed the tenor of his way;
But poverty, and youth, and health, 49,
Companions of bis schoolboy's day.
Embedded in the sluggish earth, =
The richest gems are oft nest found,
And real greatness dates its birth 3,
From humble tillers of the ground. =.
From Greece and Rome's historic page,
The n0blest lessons we may learn ~ ~
The Hero. Patriot and the Sage,
With ashes filled their couat,y's Urn.
Some Hero on the scroll of fame,
Whose deeds are bIazoned DER the land
higher, hOblsr niche may claim,
Than leader Of an humble bond.
The Sargent sets the nightly watch
To guard the lines from sad surprise;
he walks his rounds to quickly catch,
The willy foe meath wintry skies
AND where the clash Of srms is heard,
er the red Artillery'sFoar,
Ais 'nefe MS nag Is -bfavely reared,
And often crimsond DER with gore.
Then do not pass unnoticed by
The turf that hides his last remains;
But pay the tribute of sigh.
No coward guilt, his scntcheon stains,
Tho he is gone, his name will live
Amid the honor'd and the brave;
His life, his all, be once did give; ..
His rest is now the Patriots gr0us.
The battles din no more shall rouse
The sleeping tenaat of the tomb;
The laurel wreaths for other brows,
For death has inantled bis in gloom.
Here let us drop the starting tear;
Here plant the melancholy yew,
That deck'd the iSeargeants humble bier,
Fit emblem Of the brave and true.
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sTRAYED or STOLEN,

EhOM CAMP FEREBEE, 1NEAR) SNOW Hll
.Greea County, n. G., ON the a5th ultimo, two
MARES. The following descriptions sufficient to ideD9
the stock: One isa dark bay, Eve years old, some VII
in the face; name worn of midway the neck right a
foot diseased shod before medium size, carried of b
order. =
The other deep (red} bay, ~ years old, slim, so,
sise, no particular marks and was purchased of Mr.
Eason, in the vicinity Of Snow Hin. =.
We are satisfed that they were stolen by some y.
and any person who will furnish any ipemation sa'
sbouts Of the stock viii be literally rewarded for bis ~
bic, kindness, De- BY H.L. KN0TTS
:, Co. A, seth Regt N. c. CavalrI
,-....-,. - .Greenyille, ny
Nay l5 1851. Govt
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0lU
GOIIRTOF PLEASy \.
.ORTH.CAROLINA,
~ Granville County.

Issnes touching he validity Of the last will and !"
,mept Of Willie Hoyster, deceased. ..,,no
being made to appear TO- the satisfaction Of lnss a
that Jos Norwood. Francis Norwood Mary B. Olive
Moody VIM. Moody, and Jno Beaslcy ;are of n
of this State Il stherefoe ordered that
apace OF SIX weeks sueeessvely, be made in se' Rss
ssa6er5 newspaper published in the City ,nsrso1
notifying the aid nonresidents, and all other I'D s
6 coa .Is sss aass se Sessions
The said County Of Granville, in the Court Ho1 Ken
ford. ON the arst-Aonday Of August next a anu
there to 90 proceedings in the matter Of the
last viii and testament of the said Willie koyss'
sd therein pending, IL they shall gee cause At o61
Witnsns Auguitine lNndis, CLERK of said Jour-
IN Oxford the dat Monday Of Nay. 1853 un,s. c. es
aaee T. 1ssA
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June Is, 1868.
NOTICE,

THE sBBscRIBER OFFERS FOB SALE THE
the direct road leading from Greenve 70 Knsou and
eleven miles from the former place. The tract contains
two hundredaud forty acres, with good dwelling and
the necessary outhouss Further description is deemed
unnecessary Application be made to the subscriber
on the premises. ROBT. A. WELLINGTON
June II, 1858. So. 25-w5tpd.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE'
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TRACT
Of land in the County of Greene North call
ed BULLHEAD, fourteen miles east Of Geldsborough,
containing between 5 and 300 The place has on
it good dwelling house. gin house, cotton screw, and
other convenient and necessary buildings; ALSO very
good fish pond the dwelling For terms, apply to
'l' ''.'''''' = JOHN. J. EDAUNDsoN.
June ID 1858. -. $50 2s-wsm.
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THE CROPS IN CHATHAN.> >!

Nj. EDt4os Dur wheat crop il now ready for the reg
psrs and ID very II not 20 much sown by one
ourh g usual this vieinisy; but there il doubt but
there VII BE- % e more than Last
weather r harvestingit Oats, owing to The prevailing
drought will not be good The Young corn Is looking
rather poor but should be blessed with the latter rains
may yet make average CROP ss.-si. ~. :
May indulge the hope that before this crop of wheat
is oneenth part consumed that husbands brothers,
and fathers may all sit at the table with loved
and eat bread pesce. So may it be.
"a .ais ....it4 - Yours, DO, ss.-7@
Pedlars Hill, june II, $685.. =, 49,
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$50 REWARD.
June 10, 1868.

FROM THE SUBSCRIBE ABOUT
Ii the 18th Of May, my negro boy SIDNEY. he is
about IL years old dark mua black eyes and sharp
face He may have gone of in the army with some soldier
but he is supposed be lurking about Oxford or Hender
son where he has relations The above reward will be pad
upon his apprehension and confinement in jail his de-
livery to c. Herndon, in Oxford, his owner in the
lower part of Orange county near Cedar Fork:
b. II. HERNDON,
June TO- 1858, - 60-w6swf ,
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NOTICE.
June 10, 1858.

RsiAgh, ~ O., June II, 1868.
HOLDERS OF EIGHT PER CENT. CERTIFICATES.
issued from this Office for Confederate States Bons
ere hereby notified that the bonds have been receved in
sums of i've hundred dollars aud hundred dollars and
will be issued TO the holders when the certificates are pre-
scented, properly endorsed. = = '.a ~
Raleigh, june Il, 1883. :. so..i1,
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-Nayl5,1s s,
BLACKsMITH WANrED.

IWIsH TO HIRE Or BUY A GOOD BLY,
smith-will hire . white man and furnish dWsa
house, OF! will buy or hire . slave e,,sS--
Also, wanted I've good field hands for the balance
= s1''''' ' '''l3t p-'s @. J. GOwLES
- .s5F &, Whkesborough, n :
Nav K 1ass ~ 80 ls-Nt
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NOTICE.

TN OBEDIENCE TO WRIT OF ELECTION BY
Il his Exceileney, Gov. Vance, an eecon will be held
ct the several precnotsn Wake County the Goth day
Of Commons Of the General Assembly caused by the resg
nation Of Daniel G. Fowle, one of the members.
w. q. HIGH, Sheriff.
June 10, 1868. =. sod
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DENTAL NOTICE, =
DIR. BASON, DENTIST.

"0ULD RESPECTFULLY MAKE KNOWN THa
Store. ''.s--->- D'
N. B.-Those who wish to consult or expect his uns
necessary delay. '
Now, is the watchword of the wise e, -
NOW, is inscribed upon the banner of the prudent
"aeign, June ., 1858. - 2ERf
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others. * ,4~5t-s & = ssI,.st.S y
II appearing to the satisAetion Of the Court that Thps
Harre aud WIFE Guilford Moorng and wife, and Church
Of James Carney deceased reside beyond the limits Of this
State it is ordered BY the Court that advertisement DO
made for nix weeks IN the North Carona GndgS9 h0t
appear and suswer, 6c Judgment F0 esafssso will be
'- = GEO. A. DANCY, o. Q. q.
June Is, 1868. (pr adv. 3SS21<.3 35-W6t
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saying: Comsnow let us reason together Though your
sins 20 scarlet they shall BE- white a. ow though
they be red ike crimson, they shall be - wool If yebe
willing and obedisut We shal ct the coed Of the land
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WANTED,

WANTED
"A perience as a teacher, and who is we'll QUALIFIED
teach the English branches aad music desires sirus
in some private family either in this State or further S
References exchanged. Address TEACHER"
June Q, 1853. as-vs y
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
VK7ILL BE SOLD TO THEsHIGHEST BIDDER FOR
w cash. on the first day of July, three LOTS in the
eastern part Of the city Of Raleigh situate on 1s,s
place on the premises. HENRY KEN.
Raleigh, June 10, 1868. 50-tdpd.
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For the Standard.

tribute Of respect to the memory Of old class
mate and highly esteemed friend, s dedicated to Dr. J. w.
Shnn, deceased Of Rowan county Sergeant in company
b 4t regiment of N G. t. who died at his place Of resi-
denee on the 18th day Of March, 1885, BY one who knew
cellenca - =. N AM
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CHEAP WRITING INK FOR ALL.

l
II HAVE BEEN MAKING AND SELLING FOR THE
past twelve months, to the citizens of Franklin Couu
~, beautiful and durable black WRITING INK which
has given entire satisfaction in every 1t flows easy
and will not mould and is warranted to retain it's color
Having used all the bottles within my reach suitable for
putting up Ink and finding it impossible to obtain any
thing like enough 70 supply the demand have concluded
to sell he recipe for making my Ink putting it in the
reach Of alto make their own Ink The ingredients
be easily obtained and even at the present high prices
can be made for per gallon. Only half hour is
required 70 make any desired quantity ready for
a soon as cool Any person wishing obtain this recipe
shall have punctualy sent by return mail by encosing
JOHN G. MYRICK,
Laurel p. g., Franklin Co., N. @. =,
READ THE FOLLOWING.
LouIsBURa FRANKLIN Co., N. C,l i
June 9th, 1868.
do hereby certify that have used and sod more than
40 bottles of the Ink by Mr. John Myrck
of this County, and take pleasure in stating that has
given general satisfaction. 8. T. WILDER.
CLxRkls OrH1cE, Iou1sBURa, !
Franklin Co., N. G..
June 9th, 1858.
do hereby certify, that am we'll acquainted with s. T.
Wilder Esq, merchant in this town. and know him to
be gentleman Of the highest responsibility and that the
above is his genuine signature am also using the Ink
made by Mr. J. G. Myrick, in my Office and find it good
article Given under my hand and seal of Office in the
town Of Louisburg, this 9th day Of June 1868. i
T. c. HORTON, Q. O. O.
June IL, 1858. 25-w5tpd.
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To RREIICEES.

TO REFUGEES. ~
a HOUSE AND LOT IN WILKESRORoUGH TO
"A rent for the balance of the year-terms moderate
will suit small familysay six out
houses attached. Apply soon, as above.
G. J. COwLES.
Mays 1868. -S4s levitt
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N. c. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

!, N. c. WHITE SULPHU SPRINGS.
= Catawba County, N. G.
Is Wills From WESTERN N. O. RAIL ROAD -sa--s
YTHE PUBLIC CAN HAVE THE BENEFIT OF THESE
valuable waters. Price board IS per day SIS per
week. 5 for four weeks children under u years, and
The white sulphur water is coo pleasant tasted and
very sbpudant We also have Blue Sulphur Spring and
in Of the finest mountain climates in the world each
season attract hrge,crowds.
June ., 1858. - MEw7tpd.
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COPPERAs FOR SALE.

"E THE UNDERSIGNED ARE STILL MANUFA
w turing Copperss on Gold Hill in Rowan County,
O. and are making considerable quantity at this time
Al persons who wish to buy we would be pleased ou
ceive their orders in order to give our Copperas trial.
and believe that it has given general satisfaction 10 h
who have tried it. :. ROBERTS, HOLMES 4 CO. |
Gold HILL May IL, 1863. .40-w2m
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE ra}
following property situated IN The town of Tayjo1
Vile, n c.: One lot eontaning TIVE assa $500
is large dwelling not yet completed; eight rooms
building are elegantly Rnished-the other portion all
der good roof and requires but little more work COM
plete lot is well enclosed, with good well and
Terms to suit the purchaser. Apply to COL M TEAGU
at Taylorsylle, or Capt ]. q. F0OTE, at Raleigh.
May 8, 1868. So, 2l-vH
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June 10, 1858.

MAILS FOR SALE, ,AT.THE HIGH SHOALS
IN Iron Works ir Castor County, N. G.. Terms cash.
Nails will be delivered At Iron Depot on the Whining
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad.
Address HIGH SHOALS IRON CO.,
Iron, Lincoln County, n G.
June 10, 1858. 50-lmpd.
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TAX No. I.,-COME QUICK.
IN SALE TODAY. 100 BOXES TOBACCO, AS
: 1000 ysrds striped Plaid Hemespun. a. s.
], 600 yards Pant Stnh, Cotton .4.f.
Nails, lron Rice, Soda, Rope, &c- DO.
$4,000 pounds Smoking Tobacco in hs.res and papers,
& Hillsbore', N. G, June 10, 1853. 5-wAsustpd'
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June Q, 1856,
s. A 7. r

TaE SUBSCRIBER Is MAKING SALT AT STUi
u Sound, Onslow County, which be will sell At \
works two dollars per bushe below the Wilmington M
ket price, or he viii trade Salt for provisions at tie CUM
market rates. ~N'''
Salt is now selling at low price as can possbi
made for, and parties likely to want il wouId do wal
lay IN their supply OF once. N. L. 4. BEDD
May 10, 1868. 2l-w4mnS
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NOTICE.

II AM NOW READY TO SETTLE THE ESTATDd
j Jesse Gill, deceased. Persons entitled to any ~
therein, will apply to me at once, the money wild
kept ready deposited for them and no interest wild
pad from this date. BUCKNER RAY,
Admir- of Jesse Gill
May ~, 1868. . 2l-w6t|
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June ., 1898.
FOR RALE.

: FOR SALE. y
x n ExCEEDINGLY DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
fr sale. situated three and q half miles from this
osy, ana consisting OF about three hundred scrss
Ipere hne growing crop Of corn peas oats and po-
As0es On y; W. ROBf. ANDREWS.
HAieagn, d0ne IL, 1898. - 50E-1m. .
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Omce Of the Raleigh d CASTOR r. II. Co. - &
RAlneH, \. O.; june rs, 1855.
TyaE BOARD oF DIRECroRs or This COMPANY
hsys declared dyidend oslo per cant upon the
1855. :. 49, W, W.VANS sTrsssr, ssss
June IL, 1885, ~ . - - No.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

. !, as guardian of James n. Lowe, George Lowe and
VIM Lowe will expose to public SALE under decree Of
the County Court, likely negro WOMAN and four child
rem, the property of said wards % 3
The sale will take place at the Court House door, and
the terms will be made known on day of sale.
. y A. F. PAGE, Guardian.
June 10, 1883. s'.s = Sod.
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others.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Turn
er Bird nonresident of this State 1t is ordered that
advertisement be made in the Raleigh Sandqrd for tho
space four weeks him to be and at the
said County, to be held the I'd Monday August pex
then aud ttere to plead demur to the said petit
ton judgment will be given against him pro cossso
- 4. @. GOTTEN, G. q. g.
Nay "a, 1858. (pr. adv. s5.e21<) ss-xst
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MNnCHANT,N rAY.T

80 <xsS ! rs,u,ss - < -
1ERCHANIsS EA1.
WILL AITEND AT Ax 0ff!Q6 ~ ~ $1,000 81.
on the nfst 9ay Of my nezs 70 eoec: ne s,1es -
pssedai schedalsB q the isse9ns lsw TIE bioxn&
sHtssss nom the law RaGsd n# GF ~ :
:: s =, = -, -, 8
sse.sen 90 The sheriff snail annually eollecs tns saxss
Is set IN this schedule and grant 20 each party
ing she tax iiespss 70 carry on ha business until ne
first OF July next ensnng except in gases Mnsce
tax % Oh nonresident traders in slaves or horse ana mule
drovesA in which cases 10 license sAsH be required
Every Insurance. company incorporatsd eut9f tho
State I've per cent upon its gross fecept2 -.
Every agency Of bank ont Ct tle
1--WE hundred doiaI1 80 -. * ;,s.sa.,s
Every money or exchange bond OF note broker, pr.
vate bunker Of foreign broker OF BANKER per
cent d upon Sn. bis profits ao,,... *
Every public billiard table one hundred and TWEEN.
ydye dollars every private billiard table
dollars every hAgstelle and roulette table City dollars
Every public bowling asE whsthsr sssd Ann, nns
every private bowling alley ten dollars
99 Every livery stable or places where horses snd Te.
hices are kept for hire, Fifty dollars. =. -, 4
Ql) Every licensed retailer Of sprituous liquors. wahee
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-28
"Barnum's Self.Sewer."

IL 10 now eight months since we
FIRST spoke Of this invention as having
received the highest commentator
from the sewing machine men, and
others who had used it. The "Flor-
ence" Company, after having sold
them in their Offices for nine months,
now apply them to ALL their machines,
included in the prices ! (they are also
sold at the other Offices, and adver.
tisc them as follows : To avoid the
strain on the eyes, bent posture, close appii-
cation and fatigHing care, heretofore
necessary on larage proportion of the
work done on sewing machines, we
now furnish each machine with Bar
nam's Sci Seacer,' which guides The ,o0rk
itself, and is of incalculable value, es-
pecially to inexperienced operators"
1t will give employment to a great
many persons in selling them, male
and female. 1t is so light, an assert
mcnt for all machines may be carried
without interference with any other
business. Retail, with directions,
$3.50: wholesale, $500 per dozen.
Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt Of
name Of machine and price. d. Bar
mum, the inventor, has them for all
machines, at Cornell a. Co.'S Sewing
Machine Office, 1873 Lake Street.
Box 2744, Chicago, Illinois. Agents,
send red stamp for circulars and
specimens.
The Grover & Baker Chicago office
also apply the "SelfSewer," to oil
their Family Machines. Other compa-
mics talk of doing the same.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-28
From Des Mo;nes.
The DesMoines Regisker saws

The DesMoines Register says:
"a very important case, involving
p large amount of money, has JUS
been tried ia the United States Circui
Court for the District of Iowa, Samue
+. Miller, Justice of the Supreme
Court, presiding. The suit was
brought by the United States OH the
official bond of A. X Eaton, late Re-
cciver of public moneys at the land
Office at Usage. w. II. +. Gurley, T.
S. District Attorney, assisted by j. n
Rogers, Esq, of Davenport, and p. +.
Wilson, Esq, of Washington City,
conducted the case for the Govern.
ment, and L. L. Bissell, Esq, of Du.
buque, for the defendants. The prin.
cipal Question in the case was, wheth.
er the sureties on Eaton's bonds as
Receiver, could be held liable for fees
received by him for locating bounty
land warrants, and which were charg-
ed by him on his account as disburs-
ing agent, under his instructions from
the general land office. These charg.
es we're afterwards transferred by the
Comptroller of the Treasury to his
account as Receiver, but the evidence
showed that before such transfer, the
money had been spent or otherwise
disposed Of by the Receiver. After
elaborate and able argument on both
sides, the Court ruled that notwith-
standing these facts, the sureties on
Eaton's bond as Receiver are liable
for the money. The jury returned a
verdict for the United States for the
sum of $50, 223,43. As this principle
is involved in several other suits now
pending not only in this State but i'm
Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Mime.
sofa and Nebraska, this decision is
one of much interest. -. s
P. F. Wilson, special agent of the
Treasury Department, will also pre-.
cent. during this term of the Court, a
claim of $4,000 against John c. Turk,
now Of Des Moines, formerly defaul.
ting Receiver in Nebraska, under Blu
chanan, and claim of $500 against
A. H. Palmer, defaulting Register and
Receiver. under Buchanan, at Council
Bluffs. The former is the Iowa COR
respondent of the Chicago Times, and
the latter writes treason for the Coun.
Gil Bluffs Bugle and Cincinnati Enqui-
rer. ,
The Directors of the Des Moines
Branch of the State Bank are making
arrangements to organize under the
provisions of the new United States
banking law. The Presideet, b. f.
Allen, has gone East to purchase the
necessary bonds.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-28

A TENDER MIssfvE.-In one of the
boxes of cartridges sent from the Al.
leghany Arsenal, distributed to the
soldiers at Wheeling, on Wednesday
morning, was a note informing the re.
cipient of the box that the arsenal
girls is well at present, and send
their love to you and all the rest of
the solgers." The missive was signed
by two Of the aforesaid arsenal
girls" aw $3.50
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-28
T6e ynttlligeuter.
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Floyd County will meet
ny their Delegates i'm Convention at the Cour
House in Charles City, ON Monday, June LIST
1868, at 2 O'Clock, p NJ, for the purpose o.
selecting Delegates TO attend the State Con.
yention to be held at Des Moines on the 18th
nay OF June, 1868. The ratio of representa-.
fion will best. Charles. 10; Ulster, 2; I'm.
im. 7;Floyd, 8; Rock Grove, 4 Riverton,
u; Rockford, 3; Niles, 2: Cedar, 2.
H 4 B. b. VAN STEENBURG,
ABNER ROOT, Comm.
w. p. GAYLORD,
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and talents i'm this great struggle, and
the leading statesmen and orators of all
parties, will be fully and fairly represent
cd by faithful and accurate biographies.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-28

A Baltimore correspondent of the
Phladelphia Inquirer writes that a
rebel ipvasion of Maryland and Penn.
sylvania is by no means an impossible
contingency, and adds that Govern.
or Curtin should lose no time in or,
ganizing the State militia. Startling
reports reach us from the rRappahan-
mock. Lee is reported to be about
crossing TO this side of the river to
attack Hooker, and another report
states that Hooker is falling back on
Washington. There may be no truth
ip these reports.