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Notice tn guhscrihors

We continue to receive complaints from various
points that the Standard fails to reach some to
whom it is sent We assure our subscribers that
our paper is carefully packed up and punctually
mailed, and if packages or numbers missing, the
tauit is not ours. We fear that some whose duty
1t is to see that our papers are duly conveyed and
delivered, are not doing our subscribers and our
selves justice. Postmasters who entertain preju-
dices against the Standard should remember that
they are bound by solemn oath to deal by us as
who permit their prejudices their opposition to
us, to influence theth to withhold our paper from
our subscribers.
Our losses by mail have recently been consdera-
BILE. We are satisfied there are rogues somewhere
in this State, who open letters and puroin money.
We charge no one with it, because We hsve no clue
to the criminal or criminals all we know is, that
We receive letters almost every day, Informing us
that money had been previously mailed to us which
had never been received. We do not believe there
IS any dishonesty in the Raleigh poStofice; but we
are sure there is dishonesty somewhere for moneys
mailed to our address have failed, in a number of
instances, to reach These losses so serious,
and the cost OF publishing paper so great at this
time that we are compelled to give notice that after
The first day of next month, all moneys mailed for
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fng It, This is the rule Of many of the newspaper
establishments of the country, and, under the cir
cnmstances, it is just rule. The Editor cannot
be justly expected to send the paper until unless
he is paid for it, and he is not paid for it. if the
money is stolen on its way to him. Besides, the
loss will be slight to persons sending money and
losihgi; whereas wher the loss of all which is sent
and fails to be received falls on the Editor as it has
been recently falling on us, it amounts to a serious
dmunition of profits
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atoO REWARD.

CAMP 26TH REGT. N. c. T.,
miles below Washington, n. G, T
April 18th, 1868.
nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL BE PAID FOR
the apprehension and delivery to his regiment private
CHARLES LEE, company c. 2sth regiment N O. Troops
who deserted the service of the Confederate States on or
about the 25th February, 1858.
This reward is offered by the prvates and non-coms-
stoned officers of said COMPANY.
The above reward will be raid if delivered within two
months from date. lSAAC A. JAhhhI1
Capt Co. c, 26th Regt. N. c. T.
April "a, 1883. ls-"4'
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NOTICE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN OUT LET LET
ters of special administration the estate OF John
deceased will proceed sell al the late residence
of said deceased near Dunns old place in Franklin COqn-
ty on Thursday Tth day of May next all the pershaoe
and wasting Estate Of said deceased consisting Of Horses
Mule large stock of Hogs Cattle and Sheep Corn and
Elder Bacon Peas &c. Also all the surplus farming
Utensils Household and Kcken Furniture together with
many other articles too tedious to mention.
Terms of SALE credit Ofsix months bond and security
viii be required before the right of propery is changed
A,rn o. 1sfa lS-w2tpd.
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Corn meal is selling in Raleigh at the shops at
six dollars per bushel, and very scarce. We learn
that many of the poor are buying it by the gallon
and peck. Resolutions by farmers who have cribs
full of corn do very WELL but they do MT supply
our inhabitants with meal. Persons whose means
small must suffer unless more meal is brought in
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On the 22d instant the door was closed on funda-
ble Confederate notes at eight per cent; but our
readers should bear in mind that the same class of
notes will be fundable until the 1st of August, in
seven per cent bonds We learn that over mil
lion and half were funded at this depository.
We advise the people to fund at seven per cent,
as these notes may deprecate in value. The State
of Virginia has virtually repudiated former issues
by providing that only the after the first of
this month shall be received for taxes in that State
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OUR NEW TERMS.

that in consequence of the excessive
va, ofal articles of living and the cost of publishing
itrL that after the 18th of the present month,
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q Weekly year, w
months, %
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VIZ. - parsons sending less sum than the above, after
inst will be credited according to the above rates.
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday morning. April 2lst at Christ Church. bv
Rev. DIR. Mason Capt WALKER ANDERSON of Florida and
KATE Youngest daughter of the late Dr. Thomas N.
Cameron, of Fayetteville.
On the 9Th of April; 1862 at the Leigh Street Baptist
Church, Richmond Va. by the Rev J. B. Solomon Cap
tain NATHANIEL c. HARMON, of the Warren Guards" Co.
F. 18th regiment N C. Troops, to Miss MARTHA A. BRUH
NELL of Henrico County Va.
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NOTICE ABOUT RUNAWAY SLAVES.

yKyHE SUBSCRIBER, RESIDING NEAR STANHoPE,
Nash County, has PACK OF DOGS wettralned
for uu:ng runaway slaves and be offers his services for
this the public. His charges will be reasonS
he He will make charge against the families OF SOL
ders in service where they not able to pay without
incoxenieice tn themselves. NegbborhOOds troubled
with bad slaves who have escaped from their masters,
MVTLu eL ,I' Lo "''' ~ B. CONE.
'" Nesb Co N. c.. April "a, 1863. ls-w3mpd
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
I Quarter Sessions, Febru'
ary Term, 1863:
NORTH-CAROLIN.
lN Wake County.
Jors G. HlGu and Others,
Petition DE pa titiOu OfIand,.

AFFORD HIGH and others -. s-. -,
n nmtearng 10 The satisfaction Of the Court tron ihe
afdaSt Of jShn G. High, that Afford High LeGodas Leo. s
IT. ;fs Da,orlv Helen smith, W. P. Wstkins. Henderson
Wstkpp Green Watkins and Dr. Phillips and wife Eliza
b..h are II siding heyond the limits of the stse SO nat
tba rucs.s of ia cauBOS be served on them "heeuPo
If is oerca s1d decreed by the Court that
be made in he North Carolina St"nddra er SIX Ms1hS
connuaIGag said defendants to appear at 'ne neA @ VI VI
his (o,r and ol-ad answer semUr to the pelonS OF
;udemeat will be taken pro cOnfsssosms as to then then.
Apri. a, 1858. (pr. adv $5ss1SJ l'-~e'.
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ID 1 f ID

DIED,
At his residence in Washington County Va the 18th
of April 1865, JOHN WESLEY PRICE, Esq aged So years
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HORSES AT AUCTION.
ENTILL lie SOLD AT TIE OLD BAPTIST GROVE
w in the City of Raleigh, Saturday 25th inst at
lO1f o'cock-
20 or % good Farm Horses. :
Raleigh, n. c., April "a, 1863. 84-lt.
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WANTED

EHIFTY SHARES OF STOCK IN THE "BANK OF
II NORTH CAROLINA" or "CAPE FEAR BANK"
Persons having stock for sale in any of the NorthCaro-
lima Banks will please give call
JOHN G. WILLIAMS co.
Raleigh, April "a, 1863. 4-9tpd.
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H1AV5NG BEEN APPOINTED VACCINE AGENT
Isl for the County of Alamance, will vaccnate free
of charge all persons who present themselves at the
Hotel Company Shops Saturday o6ach week, between
the hours of and p. NJ.
'"e nON'o - J. A. MOORE, Vac. Agt.
April "a, 1863 lS-W2t.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-19
NJ AT ION A Z LO A N.
u. s. Six per cent. 500 Bonds.

THESE Bonds are payable in twenty years, but may
| be redeemed in Ave years, at he option OF Govern
but Congress has provided tina the Bonds shall be
PAID GOLD -
Ths )nds ply TX per mt interest, in May ana NO
yember IN GOLD, and are issued in sums OF
$50, 500, $500, $1,000.
The supreme Court has decided that Government
stocks ave exempt IRON State City County taxes,
"A the Prnc pal and interest OF these Bonds is payable
in cold they are the Cheapest Government Security IN
the market and pay The largest Interest n me cost
Subscfipt ons recevel any portions OF TINS popu-
lar loan al the VERMONT NIX, AMI the Bonds pro-
cured subscribers f. 60,
ScT Payment can DO MADE Ia any cCT, rem 'unus.
Aug. o. 1853. j. a. FAVE, Nasnlel'
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IndeStruCtibIe Patent Burial Cases

THIS invention relates TO and improved mode OF
L constructing and Marketing Collins. An article is
produced combining the
CBFAPNESS OF WOOD, THE STRENGTH, Eff
CHENEY AND IAPERMEABILITY OF IRON,
AND THE DURABILITY OF STONE,
And appropriate for the usual modes Of burial
both city country For the purpose Of preserva
ton they are made AIR and WATER TIGHT end the
cost is MUCH LASS than Metallic Collins They cannot be
surpassed beauty form in this any other coun
try We have numerous testimonials, from men OF the
highest respectsbty from every profession and relation
in society
J. V. BABCOCK co.
We ave also receiving large assortment of Resewoo
Cafkets ard c. fins. We carrot Re undersod. or hav
cur stotl oi t,nnu t,fit s'Jl5sS,d il. hCw Fng!an
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STERLING'S
S1ERLIEG'S
STER LING'S
STERLING'S
ANBROSIA
AMBROSIA
AMBR0SIA
AMBROSTA
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE RAIR,
FOR TaE HAIR.
Made from Roots,
Made from Roots
Made from Roots,
Made from Roots,
Barks and Herbs.
Barks and Herbs.
Banks and Herbs.
| Banks and Herbs
We advise young persons, whose hair is beginning to
fall out 10 take warning in time and their hair, by
using the Ambrosa To those who have Already lost their
hair the free of the Ambrosa will surely restore IT,
as it has done for thousands.
DR. STERLING's AMBRosIA is a stimulating oily extract
Of Roots Banks and nerbs 1t will all diseases OF
the scalp and itching of the head entirely eradicates
dandruf prevents the hair from falling out or from turn
ing prematurey gray causing 1t tie thick and long,
II is entirely different from all other preparations acd
| be relied on.
1t known fact to thousands in the City OF New
York that this is the only article yet discovered that Will
Cure the Disease of the Scalp and the Hair to Grow
I PRICE $500 PER BOX, Containing Two bottles
DR. II. II. STERLING,
Sole PROPRIETOR
No. 493 BROADWAY, New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
1r N. X. Brown, Wholesale Agent, Mont pelter,
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Il. II. RIKER
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

Has Just returned from New York with good stock Of
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTISG
Of Late Patterns and Styles,
German BroadclOths, Black Doeskins, French
Fancy Doeskins for Gentiemen's Pants
RICH SILK AND MARsEILLES vEsTINGs, SATIN
and SILK Vestings, of the best qualities
ayAn Garments made at his shop will be done In the
most workmanllke and fashionable manner .
Garments Gu; Tor others make are warranted To MT
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Coat can
get it by calling at Riker's Shop.
May 10, 1868
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Farm for Sale.

III been duly authorized BY the Probate Court phn
sSort late of Gala e eased consisting OF 225 acres
good land lying in body in the south part OF Cass
under good state Of Guilty ton 1t has uponit good ouu
ngs sugar orchard Of 100 trees, with
and good running water at house and barn
The above property will be sold Immediately ior CASH.
OF part credit .>,,,.,,,t, ,.-,..o.
Calais, Oct. I9, 1853. wl43mZ'
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MrssRs L. F PIERCE Il Co., Montpelier, Vt.

MrssFs L. F PIERCE Co., Montpelier, VT
Gents The bottle OF DR.. Jewe's remedy for Dphthe-
ria Canker &C. which bought from you, has given me
great satisfaction have used in four cases Of diPhhe-
ria in my family all OF which were children lhaVe not
employed physician, and they we'll have seen
pieces Of the coating from their thrcas six inches in
length give you this statement for those who are aict-
ed by the same disease.
(SgnedJ A. d. HALL"
WilIiams'own Vt, Oct. IL, 1863
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M A NJ FL 0 Q . !
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED

HOW LOST HOW q K y
Just published IN Sealed Envelopes Price cts.
LECTURE ON THE NATURE. TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE OF SpermatorTh9a or Seminal Weak
ness Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility and 1mpedi-
mems to marrag generally, Nervousness Consumption
Epilepsy and Fits, Mentg and Physical ncapacty result
ing from SELF. Abuse &c.-By R0BT. J, CULVERW ELL,
NJ. D., Author Of the Green Book, &c.
The world renowned author, In this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves frem his experience that the awful
consequences Of Self Abuse be efec ualy removed
without medicine md without dangerous surgical opera
tons bougies Instruments rings, or co'dias pointing
out mode OF cure certain and enectua by which
eve " sufferer no matter what his condition be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and radically This lee
ture will proye a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal any address. in plan, sealed en-
yeope on the receipt of six cents two postage stamps
by addressing
CHAS. ]. c. KLINE d CO.,
l27 Bowery New York. Post Office Box 1855.
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ARRIVAL OF VERMONT SoLDRRs.-0ver seven
~ Vermont sick soldiers arriv ID at tue New
England rooms, New York, on FridAy, IRON
Washington, en- route to the hospitals at New
Haven and Brattleboro. They are in charge OF
Ass slant Surgeon Smith
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OBJ pailp 9rfruan.
MONTPELIER, NOV. 10, 1868.

ENLIsTED-John W. Norton, a graduate Of
the University of Vermont in 1861, formerly of
Montpelier, and for three years past the popu-
lar Principal Of Thediord Academy, has enlist
ed under Col. Thomas.
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EDITOR GREEN MOUNTAIN FREENAS:
Dear Sir-W it'll your permission wish to say TO the
Of your paper that will send by return ma to
all ho wish IT, (free) Receipt with full directions for
makng using pie Vegetable Balm, that will ef
tually remove, in ten days, limples, Plotches Tan
Freckes and all Impurities Of the Skim leaving the same
soft, clear smooth and beautiful
will also mail free those having Bald Heads or Bare
Faces simple direc and information that will enable
them to start full growth of Luxurant Hair Whskers
Moustache in less than thirty days. All applications
answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully Yours,
THOS +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
wfZ93m No S3l Broadway, New York.
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CERTIFICATE.
This is to Ger y that, about Ell ghteen months ago.
commenced using STERLING's AaBROsIA. My hair was
short thin and rapidly falling out. had tried many
Hair Touies Invgorators, sc without recevi ug any
benefit soon after using the Ambrosa my hair ceased
falling out and commenced growing rapidly as - s.
onish me Now MY hair thick soft and glossy, and is
Ave feet four inches in engh--when let down reaching
the floor This wonderful result attribute solely to the
use of SrERLINes AMBRosI4 since commenced using
it have applied nothing else TO my hair.
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No, 400 Broadway, New York.
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We are under obligations to Hon. + z.
Walton for valuable public documents.
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srw H,i,el s;r,,vn.e. /.

ftens ne NahfiaAH ! lrgHttl itt9.
A yuuts hdy. sriiua INN Fsnqu.er 70
paper 10 ii5Aeify sats TEAR >slEGiss CORPS
WIS ,ncsppcd err Wawmeu III ioe's e 6
sivsheg siu list aHe harn the cn &. tawlh
tic prap ewes hy Aat ~ - igRerrfps n eH
W. gss1r intistifa.s h4lHts rele Eyr~sfcif mia
uutamitHf sit sa,ls fliti be faWbiet Wle9
she Jaw De si.sd'w = 'heees HhcliH;iel,a
81 these efforts and siroNe lnlh d N8ice and
pen 90 sepWerfei ilsn&
Til. Is a novel grievntce Bu' II
il one. wc iauty Of which lie People
OF the South viii nm generslly COM
plain /, !, e'glaiuty q CRIME Of Wl..el.
the Rebels la, G never h. en accused =
certainly not by the Union lora amep NJ
them. l'i-,r cruelty has reached the
height OF brutality, and has rendered
them infamous IN the eyes d all
Christe,dom.
The Wig, in allusion 10 the use u
this dangerous weapon" saws
"To sofi sa.irf' nau ,uegbs. ia n.sin Eng
ilsh. - esoie h'm--fi,e lr..h word hiarrev'
expnsse. ihe sane ihing--aHd this Is precisely
swat tie Yanktes are naw irving Is ~ - ouf
prisoners Aud ctlIeAs ia exposed districts. H.
too aiAnY Instances, we raalei t0say. their 'seii
solder has been successful,
We are rejoieed to fpd Ibis evil
denee Of tile power 81 kindness.
The moral effect 81 this testimony
cauEot be lost Those beyond the
"esposed districts will not fail 10
remember il as conclusive ageius, The
charge Of " Yankee brutality AMI
lssrn 10 kok for tile coming cf The
q invaders with ioy rather Than ap.
prehrnsion.
But vhai viii the Coppeghesl
GROWERS Of the North say q this prec.
ious bit OF testimony? They have
been all along dcnouncing the Admin
isiraiiou and he army because they
have shown 80 disposition 20 "a eoneil-
late" But here they are denounced
by the X, bels for being SO very ecu
ciliaIing > rs % via over the treny
bs their kindness - 4i5aay EstaiaJ
Journal
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irons a soiater 81 Gen.
&rd2N4efs.

The mos selfiupou4at men 81 tle
array, ne vfy ones sLo waF f3e
,hv mos, gold iac, ara i By comp n}
ofEcrr.. I1eagrnanl4 sud ah. ou .um
gresl mans STAG. Sad ope q oar
soiAi,rss
- have seen . SECOND Lifateaant
in al tie polnP sad circumstance q
a Aajsg General foma dtshlag daeu
til rad. slashiag II @eary arassleFs
with hls sword 9f swearing al lbas
Who arc %, quick eang'l " dragging
shesa.slyrs ff,sIn uadrr bis horse feet.
Oue day a soldier. one q our best
had fallsn sAtag.igl BY otef work
and illarss. aad iay hrlflr,s iu CO.
roal. pheu 80 0dietr came dasbHg
along 10 evident lmsle II jlin Of. 'ail
in adt4n II was llliiul 70 see the
elliott thu poor bog made 20 drug hi.
gn~ililns limbs ou. " the Way. Tie
arnggleJ ~, ouls Ia sink back iih 4
loak ihal a,kcd only tle pr.t lrge u
l,,ng thrre uui,.tarbe,i. 10 Jie. Ia
al in.iau, he iouhi las head pillaved
on an arm A. gopllr as hn iaraway
mother, might have been. and Il fac,
bent over hin, perfect pity beauty.
ing every expressive imram,nf ON
brayea Dos say but little, bat those
few accomplishing aord- rere under
stood The officer raised hun ~ b..
sftas aad placed him m 81, own sad
die. supporting lbe limp and swayinH
figure by one drm while with t.e 9th.
er he curbei tae .iip- 81 Do imp3tien
tor TO gcHler pare Fer tgc
ia,le., willaul i gesture % impHicnce
lr travelled in ilis tedious say, un'
lie reached 40 ambulance train, ap.
placed ti4e SICK soldier in our Of ~,
wagons. II va. eir noble sdga ck
our brave Gcutrd # ihe 6fh Crps
rr,-..rd witt great ahxwlies and know
ing IT,, nreriouste,s ~ every iutlnyH'
Ne all snaw that great lhtog, ARE q
lie dour. and SET, doue, wleu Nr sr'
that rarrs figure 10 ID. tou4h hiou>,
hurtyiug l.a.t wd never hase on
bus> btrn Disappointed in bH@
Working necessarily, aiaat ue.t b
dr~s. hat nrte tfr, a.l cEe lo.ne
him with oufs,pkrn bl,ss .ug ii
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PRrRRS0gS MACHINE.

We are in receip, 81 this popular
I.sdy's Magazine. for December. II
j. splendid number. Peterson"
will be GREATLY improved IA 1864 Il
will couinia nearly 1000 pt1es Of
double e,ilumn reading matter IL
steel plates 2 colorei steel fashion
plates ? eolorti patterns IN Berlin
work. embroidery % crotclci. and 300
wood engrasiues - peglertioaateig
more than any op.ef periodical ginfs.
It's stories AMI novelets are ~ b hrst
writers III 1864, Four Original
Capyrigh, Nor.lefs all be gwen
irs FAsuIoNs ARE ALWAYS rIm
LATEsr AND PaErITtAr. Every
neigi.l,oyfioel ous FL t. n ke az club
Iis price j. bat Two DoLLAHs 81
year. Or : dollar less Than Mega nes
81 its class Ii Is RVS MsGAzfsE
roK rBE TNEs 10 club. IL i
cheaper still. va ~ three espiss for
IS, I've for $50, W eight sof $40,
10 every petala seliiag up i eiab. YAK
these ratcs, the Fa5lstey STA sea8
on sxsra ogpy gFQtts. ~ 1a4as seat
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lcoNMUSICATEp.l
Consumption / Cgabs Iis.asa
4 CARD
TO CoNsUMPTIyEs.

The undersigned having been restored to
health la "a tew weeks, by very simple RENE
jy, after having suffered several years with q
severe Jung affection, and that dread disease,
Gousumpti0n--is anxious 10 make known 70
Ma feilowsuiicrers the means Of cure.
f3ll who desire IT, he viii send cory Of
ihe prescription usea free Of charged with the
directions 3f preparing and using the same
which they VIII iHa sare cure for COSsumr-
rIuN, AstuNA, BRpNclHtis, CaUGHs, COLDS
81. Tie only object of the advertiser 10 send
ina ihe Pre- elipiiou is 70 benefit the afflicted
sui prgad information which be c0Hceiges q
BE Invaluable; sad 4a hopes every susisrer vii.
ify hi5 rsue3y, a. Il wi cast item nothing
anj may prove Blessing.
Parties Fls3la4 ila prescription wiii please
address Egv. EhN fKO a WILSON,
Nliam.burgl, King County.
4nis New Ork,
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rHe PRESIDENT DEDICATION
SpEtcu Ar GtfIYsRuHG.--" -Four
re ahd seven years 200 o1r atlnn
brought oah upun his continent s
urw nation. conceived N liberty and
L irHcl % lie Irof o>iiian tlm att
meu u cr .tel equll. (App'au.e J
Sow we afr engaged ina great citd
wur, tetng whether ilat uallou ~
my faiu s0 courratd aud S Z, II
s,ed ctn 81 Z endure. WE are mtt
So 4 -rm battlefield OF ,lal war;;
We afe SAT- q chcalr i portion i d
Is a nnal resting place Of those ~
luyr .iscn tier I,ses lint that lati.H
uigh iye.
II i, nltae~ler Citing aud proprr
that We ,hould do tits, bot in a great
II 81 SO c,nuot dedicate, We cans
aut cGec cralr, We aliuol liailuw this
ero,ud. Tie biayc men living and
dead vi 0 sitaPelei here have con>c
Grated il far above our power 10 ald
81 deiract. tApfliu.e The world
sill nose nor long remember what we
.uy hrrr bul il can never forbid What
;lry did here's (ArpIalse.)
Il s ~ d.. thr living. rather. to lie
,iedputtd here TO the III finished
@utk hat thej have thus so fer nobly
carried on (AppIause.)
II is rather Tor u> 10 be here ledi-
Gated 70 lhc great task remaining be-
fore us tia, fom ih,se honorei dead
We. take increased devotion 10 lhat
cause fer which they hete gave the
hast fan measure u devotion that We
lHrv highly resolve that the dead
shall 10, have did III vain (applause)
That the nation shall, usder God,
have a new birth Of freedom, aud HAT
government o. people by the people
and for the people shall not perish
from lhr eailh. (Long continued APP
plause.