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DEPARTMENT OF WASH
II INGTDN

IL INGTON.
Office Chtef laartdniasty, May q, 1888.
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN SEEDS, de-. are requested to furnish this Office
price lists Of the various articles of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS M. GREENE, Chief Quartermaster, De-
partner of Washington. my 25-tf
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nEoDoRIsIEG AND ANp,r,ya uounpe
PREPARED AND FOR SALE BY
W. g. II o M y N,

yhe above eompound is prepared With special
view to meet the wants OF the public In the ap
pIoaehing hot season for deodorising ana oniniecI
ing sinks eesspools outhouses, stables ana vessels
used in sick rooms, barracks, camps hospitals,
Eteam boats &c, dc. For this purpose lt mas 30
lions and resists the decsm pos of animai ana
vegetable matter TO greater extent than any tnlns
Of the kind ever offered TO the public, ana II tnor
eughly used by the residents during the srwner
win prevent great deal OF the sickness sttriouts
bic 70 the foul air generated In large eInes
warm weather, my 0-im
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DRoPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTERIoR,i
June 5th, 1868
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until y O'Clock NJ, on Tuesday, the S0th
Instant for furnishing for the of this DE part
rent and the different branches thereof
40 tons Coal of the kind and equal to the best
quality. of Baltimore Coal Company S Coal.
50 tons best quality Red Ash Coal
100 cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
~ cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
To be delivered at such times and in such guam
ties during the season as may be wanted.
The Department reserves the ri ght to require the
successful bidder to increase the above quantity
one half at any time during the season.
Samples of the coal to bs exhibited to Thomas ID.
Bond in charge OF the furnaces; and any delivery
of the above not satisfactory to the person In
charge of the furnaces W i'll be rejected.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made for the
correct m measurement of each.
Bonds for the faithful performance of the con-
tract in double the amount, will be required.
Proposals. to be addressed to the SECRETARY OF
THE INTERIOR, and endorsed SProp0sals for Coal
and Wood ie 6-2av3w
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Steamer sass aAsHA4TAs s'fs Vi. lid
ssRRsnss ss5RRs q. ssps sossss ss3 EUR
days during the bathing season. The Manhattan
route to Cape May, having absut ffty state rooms,
desire. % Passensers leaving Baitimore IN the So So
IN. e. m train can connect with the boat s 4 New
CTBAMsHIP GREAT EAsrERN FROM NIW
= YoRK K,r TO III LIVERPOOL. 4Hek
wsLzfk %i,1 ,P1s,sS}s; !, S}ss:;,ss:s ssss@aasaisF,
and at II tervas thereafter Of about six weeks from
second cabin, state room berths, meals S''
E1aursion tickets. out and % back in the first and
second cabin only, q fare and half.
under IL years of age. halt price. Infants free.
stesr.ss' su sso With superior RECOMMENDATION. SS
Price of passage from Liverpool, same rates as
All fares payable in gold, or its equivalent in D.
Each passenser allowed % cubic feet of luggage.
An experienced surgeon on board.
f'f passage s'' a I4sfzs y ss.a wHSsTsz1y, Ss 1,
For 'ssIsSSs i@Rs
NEW YORK AND
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMI-W WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHING TON axd GEORGETOWN d. G.
STEAMSHIPS
A4AS BALTIMORE. EMPIRE, 4Dk
6&E&N SALyOk AND JAS. 3&R
023A g. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNkSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS, at II m, from foot OF HlRh street,
Georgetown, and Pier Is. foot OF wall street, New
York.
For freight or passage apply TO - -.-
MORGAN Il RHINEHART.
Agents, foot of High street,
Georgetown, or
..s. JAMES HAND, Agent,
te f2.6mf III Wall street. New York.
REFRIGERATORs
JUST Received . large assortment from Philadel-
SiTnrisht with and without Water Coolers H36I
Chest Refrigerstors with Coolers and Stone1Sl
Ware. H
W." a. & a. l. GREGORY,
,x 321 Pa. avenue.
120 ,yrs-s ~ Tan.TxA a1.s1 IA B,.es "a. pov on
hand Of various grades rYua : puuCHrtL
soYpsy Eth stseet and Vermont ~.
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KENDALL'S
AnBOLINE FOR THE HAIR.

KENDALL'S
AnB0LINE FOR The HAIR.
AkB0LIEE
n0IsTEES,
BEAUEIFlES,
ODoRATES,
LEEGHTHEFS,
INVIGORA3Es,
NoURISHgS,
ENBELLLSHES
THE HAIR
HDNpALLfs AMBOLINE is q rare compound OF
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots. and
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER-
MANEET vIGoR of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle sfmulsnt." Dr.. Chiffon.
Have never had anything which SO perfectly
Answers the purpose Of q hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, ESQ.,.
No. 277 Canal street, N. Y.
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMBO-
ABSE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIRn Prof. JOHN SENIA,
no. 35 King street, Y.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, containing two bettles,)
pTiss 81.
Manufactured and for sale at wholesale by
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
te lo-6m No. 542 BROADWAY, Ny.
nIsTRICT OF cOLu MBIA,
~ WAs65IRsPeHbqaSN 6RPHaNs NSSVs5G 26nsT % June 1853
IN Rs-Petition of Ca harine V. Booth. guardian
to James @. and Thaddeus A. Crsmpten. orphans
of John Y. Champion, deceased.
having reported that she has sold to Cary Gwynne,
Esq under the decree Of this Court IN this cause,
passed May Eth 1858, the entire interest of said
orphans, AZ heirs of James CHAMPION, deceased,
in the southern part OF Lot No ls In sa1Sre No
said purchaser has compiled with the tel ms Sf ale
ordered, that said sale be ratified and confirmed
nnIess be shown to the contrary on or before
OF this order be published in the Evening Star at
least week for three successive weeks before
WItLiAMF. PGRCELL, Sole Judge,
True copy-Test: T.; G. KoBBlIMS;
jel3-lsw3w' heglseor oI UIl1.
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DEpLY OF MAI. GEN. WILLIAM B. PRANK
II LIH to the Report Of the Committee ON the
ospdnct Of the War, with NAP cents; ;rou
mysl kkANSA EAlAVn.
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DICKL Est
Crosse q Black1elIs A. Cabaret 0s.'s and
domestic Pickles and Sauees Of various kinds,
A. KING & BUHOHELL.
% corner 18th street SDd Vermont aV.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

a. isS AZ go - II c,Ase IL " n
70 Pa ueoine ~ VIZ, on sPphS@sion ~ 'ne pe-
pSrrs ~ ,..a.vo. >. ;+.,t @h .h. :.
IL r%;,;n. - 20, ~ - e - -. s i W
,attarn P"foA bi"AA VI oaA'Asac>A W aaiS
Se1uneo PattcFn;i
nst cam nv r;rh thaE E,;ttan sne;S @ est;ns Mh;nh
Iii r. SnrnS.hsd to h;dsars .;tS ~. SCI, ,,as -
s-t;.Ia. - .iasa 49, sAo 's'AifAs' y
~ HvfSs az ~, ~ i .Iss 4 l. ~, ~ .... .. ;-o..; -
Am t II. w W ~ .ns Pc so " n
ofpha Tras snrx I'D IN. G.ifverv rs .n, ;nto-;ar,
oL hhs 1isaI9ty, anu Lae oenseLy oi any iuienos
LuSe snalt Do oee"eo Suincaons ooase 70 aonui
s1s nSS.ri. SSu a ha f-ea ~ .baraa - n. Fu
sIiy DepaIuneht, Mashln&toh
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E$UK SALE-The contents Of the livery and hiring
L stables known as Smiths Stables, sit ~
sisting of Carriage, Buggy and saddleNA
Horses. Close Panel and Open Carriages, Top Bug
sies. Baggage Wagons. together with good as
sortment of Donble and Sin gle Harness, Saddles,
Brides and other things necessary to complete q
good outfit for the above business. Any person
wishing to engage in lucrative business will do
we'll to call and examine tn stock: If not disposed
of At private sale earlier, they will be exposed at
public auction on the 1st day of August next at 10
.. m. To good tenant, the stables viii be let on
reasonable terms. The stand is of forty years. du
ration, the best in WASHINGTON.
je 20tAuels HANLY & BROWN.
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THIS Is TO NOTIFY sUTLERs OF THH
i army that am prepared TO furnish at all times
and at short notices su kinds Of WAGONS. &c., ap-
pertaining to suffers CHARLES SLACK,
mar A-6rns Baltimore, Nd.
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BY the Governor:
ELI SLIFER, Secretary OF Commonwealth.

The Movements OF the Enemy i'm MARYLAND.
FREDERICK, Thursday, June 25-9 a. NJ
That the rebels are or this side OF the Potomac
in strong force is now an established fact. The
mystery which for the past two weeks has en-
shrouded the movements of the rebel army in
the Shenandoah Valley is atlast dispelled, and
Lees real intentions are unmasked. There is
no doubt that more than one half OF Lees army
is now on Maryland soil, ana advancing i'll
three columns into Pennsylvania. Each ad-
vancing column is followed by immense wagon
trains, most OF which are empty. General
Ewell commands in person the center advan-
cling column. He is unable to walk without
crutches. He leads his command in a carriage.
Extra Billy Smith, reported in the Richmond
papers as being killed at Winchester, is in COM
mand Of brigade in Ewells corps. He was
seen, in full feather, in Aagerstown yesterday.
The wagon train which accommodated the
center column numbered several hundred, the
majority of which were marked u. s., with
the names OF the divisions or brIgades from
which they were captured. -
The rebel division which crossed at Han
cock, and is now operating in the vicinity Of
Mercersburg, is commanded by Bradley I.
Johnson, the renegade Marylander.
The rebels crossed the river at four points,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

T UMBER! LuMBERE130,090 feet of assort-
i ed White Pine and Hemloek Boards and Lum-
ber for sas very lew for cash in lots to suit pur-
chssers. Inquire Of O. B. CHURCH, llth street,
between Maryland avenue and Q streets Island.
q lur
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EOREsT GROVE HOUSE,
L SCHo0LEI's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.

n.
The above popular Hotel is now ready for the
Summer Season, ha wing been thoroughly - a
set in order for the accom- odatien ofyEHAY
visitors to Schooley's Noun tain Springs SE.m4
Owning the property and consequently no rent to
pay, the proprietor of the Forest Grove House
win accommodate families and visitors at IS low a
rate striet regard to ihs reape lity the
House will afford.
The direct route to reach the Forest Grove House
is from Philadelphia by Newark or Jersey city, by
the Morris and Essex Railroad, to Hackettstown,
At 8h q. l., and 3K p, m.
Ali icommu n cat ons ad dressed to the undersigned
win meet with prompt attention:
ie l6-m6slm* p MATHEWS. Proprietor
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I7IsHlp PATENT COOKING LAMPS FOR
IT COAL OIL Oh GAS.
good supply of these useful stoves can now be
had at II. BAYLEY'S Lamp and Oil Store, 476
Seventh street Opposite the Post Office, suitable
for hospitals families soldiers in camp bachelors,
BARRIERS, &c. Call and see,
je 24-Iws 476 7th ST.. Agent tor wsshin eton.
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ID AXLES, SPRINGS, &c.
Bar Iron and Steel, all sizes.
Carriage and Wagon Springs, Spring Steel,
Axles, Axle Grease and Nuts
Rubber Bouncers,
ALSO,
A complete assortment of Building Hardware.
We are daily receiving additions, and viii sell as
low as can be purchased CT equal quality N this
market. CAMPBELLr& d SON,
10 q lm* 33f Pa avenue.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, John Thompson, formerly Of the
County of Fayette, and State of Iowa, by his
Deed of Trust, dated the twenty fifth day of
June In the year eighteen hundred and fifty.
nine, recorded in the Recorders Office of the
County of Floyd in the State of Iowa, in
Book of Trust Deeds. pages % and %. did
convey to the undersigned, as trustee, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit:
The equal undivided fivc-eighth's parts in
common Of the South half OF section eleven
(ll) and the South half of the North west
east quarter Of the Southeast quarter of Sec
ton ten (lO), and the North. west quarter, and
Southeast quarter, and East half of the South
west quarter Of Section twelve O2), in town
ship number ninety-ive (95) North, Range
number eighteen West, IN trust, for the pur-
pose OF securing to John Platt Of the County
Of Winnebago and State of Illinois the pay
ment Of the sum Of Four Thousand Dollars
being the amount of two promissory notes
bearing even date with said trust deed, one for
two thousand dollars payable in two years,
and one for two thousand dollars payable in
four years from date, with interest payable an
nualiy at six per cent And whereas, default
has been made in the payment of said notes,
nov therefore, notice Is hereby given that, on
Tuesday, the first day Of September A. ID.
1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the front door Of
the Court House in st. Charles, In the County
of Floyd, shall, at the request of said John
Platt the owner Of said promissory notes, pro-
coed TO sell all the right, title and interest Of
the said John Thompson which he had at the
time of the execution of said trust deed, In
and TO fve-eighth's parts In common and I'M
divided Of said premises, to the highest bid.
der for cash In hand, or 80 much thereof a
shall be necessary. 70 satisfy said debt and
interest. all taxes which may be due on said
premises or shall have been paid by said Plat
or myself - trustee. and the costs of the exc
cution Of the trust In said deed expressed
K. @. B0WDOIN.
Rockford. June seth, 1853 27w3
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02
Active Work at Vicksburg.

On the night of the 23d ult., soon
after 10 o'clock, the rebels made a sor.
tie on the front of Smiths Division, OF
Ord's Army Corps. Their object was
to break through and escape. They
moved in column by companies, max.
ing most desperate assaults. They
failed in their efforts, and were driven
back with heavy loss. The cannona-
ding was tremendous.
The rebel mine in the ground over
which we were expected to charge.
aud which We now hold, has been dug
up. The rebels are believed to have
constructed an inner line Of works,
and prepared q space between the
outer and inner lines with pitfalls and
mines. Our approaches move steadi-
ly and surely on. @lrF.t
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02
From Vicksbure.

The fall Of Vicksburg seems to be
very near at hand, and, from certain
assurances received thence, we are
prepared to hear of Grants final tri.
umph at any hour.
The rebels cannot hold out much
longer, and Grants operations for the
forcing of q surrender have lately
progressed rapidly and are about
completed.
Johnston's operations in the rear oil
our position cannot possibly dislodge
our forces from their strong position,
and the most he can do is to fortify
somewhere in the interior to impede
our farther advance after Vicksburg
shall have capitulated.
An intelligent officer, writing from
the rear Of Vicksburg, says:
1t is just as impossible for Johns
ton to make successful attack upon
us as it would be for him to fly to the
moon, and Pemberton cannot, at the
very farthest, hold out longer than the
LIST Of July, and don't believe he will
be able to hold out as long as that.
The fact is, we won't let him. We
will make it too warm for him before
another week passes"
A Washington dispatch states that
an officer of McClernand's staff brings
informal advices from Vicksburg up
to the 22d. Grants army is in splen-
did condition. Our investment is
perfect. Our losses are very light,
and the feeling there is universal Of
speedy reduction and capture of the
place and all the rebel forces. There
is no apprehension of any attack by
Johnston. A correspondent at Vicks-
burg states that IL miles Of rife pits
and breastworks mounted with heavy
cannon have been dug by our troops.
One of our saps is within Eve feet of
the rebel works on Sherman's front.
Grant is running these saps up to the
rebel works along the whole line, and
when they are finished Grant will car.
ry the place by storm. Our batteries
opened with red hot shot on the night
of the 18th.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02
Gbe gnttuigenttr.



Most noble efforts are now being
made in various quarters, TO furnish
did to the sick and wounded soldiers
now in our hospitals. 1t is . work
that must engage the earnest atten'
ton Of every true patriot and philan'
throrist. Our brave soldiers arc Of
fcring themselves 40 sacrifices for the
country and for the protection Of the
interests and prosperity Of those who
remain at home in peaceful pursuit Of
their usual avocations. And now,
who among those who are thus being
protected in peace at home, will refuse
to give, and give literally. for the
comfort and necessity of their suffer.
ing protectors in the army? The chan
ces are open everywhere. In Church
e, 10 Leagues. in Societies; in Festi-
~als-the invitations are standing
and the way opened for contributions
TO be made by the humane and the
patriotic. Let every one attest his
gratitude and appreciation of his OBJ
legations to the soldiers, by giving
literally. of the means a kind Provi-
dencc has committed to his care.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02
Indiana.

At the Governors Office, Indianapo
Lis, dispatches have been received an
nouncing the capture of sixty of the
guerilla band now securing the south.
western counties. Orders have been
given for their confinement in the pen.
itentiary at Jacksonville, where they
will be held by the civil authorities as
murderers, unless they can show that
they were regularly mustered into the
Confederate army. Fifty guerillas were
also captured at Blue River Island, on
the Ohio.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02
Vermont.

The Democratic State Convention,
for the nomination of a State ticket
and for the election of four delegates
at large to the next National Demo-
cratic Convention, was held in Mont
pelier on the 26th ult. The nominees
are, For Governor, T. P. Redfeld of
Montpelier for Lieut.. Governor, E. A.
Chaplin Of Rutland For Treasurer,
Robert Mex. Ormsby Of Bradford.
The Convention endorsed Vallandig-
ham and adopted the same resolutions
that were passed by the Ohio Copper
heads, with an additional one thank
ing Gov. Seymour for his letter to the
Albany meeting. The Lord have mer-
cy on the miserable Copperheads, for
the people will not.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

Richmond is intensely excited over
the reported advance of Federal troops
upon that city. Deserters report that
10000 Union troops are moving UP
the Peninsula by way Of McClellan's
old route.
It is asserted that Richmond is held
by not over 1000 men. Another state
ment is that Richmond is defended by
$4,000 conscripts.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

1t 10 said that the object Of the re-
call Of Gen. Hunter from South Caro-.
lima 10 the determination of the Presi-
dent to assign to him tho important
duty Of organizing negro troops in the
valley Of the Mississippi-that is. u
assume and complete the work 90 we'll
inaugurated by Adjutsnt General
Thomas.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

THIEVES Mr.. Samuel Robbins, liv.
ing short distance above this town,
had his house broken into week ago
and . quantity Of Silver Ware taken,
consisting of sets of tea and table
spoons. knives and forks, &c. They
are marked, rs. G. r.. & Co., Manu-
facturers. Philadelphia" 1t is our
opinion that stealing of that kind
wont pay, and the sooner it is made
right the better.-Ceryo Gordo Repaid
ican.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

Gen. Hooker was relieved of the
command Of the army of the Potomac
on the 9th ult., tit is sadly at his own
request. His successor is Maj. Gen.
George G.. Meade. Gen. Meade was
an officer in the Mexican war and be-
longs to the regular army.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

Richmond papers Of the Goth ultime
say the city Of Darien, Ca, was burn.
ed by Federals on the 18th June and
is now one plain of ashes and black.
ened chimneys. Several Federal iron
clads were at Brunswick, Ca, and
large forces had landed from trans
ports.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

A GREAT DIsCovERY.-It has been
discovered by thousands of house
wives in ell sections Of the country
that d. B. De Land & Co.'s Chemical
SaleratSs is the only saleratus that
will produce uniform result and give
perfect satisfaction every time. II
once you try it. you will always buy
it.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

A little son of Sheriff Ferguson OF
this place. fell from tho dam across
the Cedar river. on Friday, into the
water below. and was taken out in .
senseless condition. He il now appa.
Scntly as we'll a. ever.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

We learn that Edmond Coon. formerly
Of this county. who was arrested in
Minnesota for horse stealing, has been
convicted at the present term Of the
Mitchell county Court, and sentenced
70 had labor in the State Penetentia.
~, at Fort Madison. for FIVE years.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

The Prince Of Wales has natural
child, two years and half old. son Of
the daughter ofa gate-keeper Of Wind.
sor Castle, upon which he has settled
. pension Of ono thousand dollars q
year for life.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02
The Heroes and Martyrs |:
A Splendid Serial, in ouarto,


With Eighty fine Portraits on Steel.
The Biographical Sketches are elegantly
printed on tinted paper, each number con-
tanning fine Portraits and Biographies.
Price, 20 cents. Sold only to subscrib-
ers. To be completed in 40 numbers.
This is work of very attractive inter-
est and value, in preparation by G.. p.
Putnam, New York.
The work is to be serial, and will
form, when completed. two handsome
volumes of permanent interest.
Not emily the Generals and Military
LEADERS, bnt the Young Men of genius
and promise, distinguished by character
and talents in 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, 1863-07-02
Battle at the Bic Black River,

The rebel forces under 10. Johnston
at the Big Black river, made an attack
upon our troops under Osterhaus on
the 23d ult. They fought with great
spirit and obstinacy, but were repulsed
with terrible slaughter. Our loss
comparatively light.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

Daring the past week we have re-
ccired calls from Senator Doolittle, of
Wisconsin John A. Elliott, Treasur.
er Of Mitchell county; and Mr.. Hycrs
Of the Dubuque Times.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02
PORT HUDSON SURRENDERED

The rebel forces at Port Hudson sur
rendered to General Banks on the 23d
ult. Internationally. The garrison,
and all the guns and stores are now
in the possession of the Union army.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02

" JeG. Davis has called for $50, 900
men to take the place of those invsd.
ing the North.