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ASSISTANCE TO REFUGEEs.-It will be seen by TO
ference to Of the letters Of our army correspo-
dent, that seventy families are about leaving New
bern. driven from their homes by the enemy with
nothing of their property but their clothing. The
case appeals as he suggests to their fortunate
fellow citizens for relief We hope the matter will
receive the attention Of proper persons at Raleigh
or elsewhere to whom contributions may be for
warded, and who can give some idea of what and
how much is wanted for that object
We take it for granted that the railroads. which
belong so largely to the State, and which are in SO
prosperous condition, viii transport all needy re-
ugees Tree Of eharge-Fay, 06Gerrer
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! Corps, Major. General REYNOLDS.

In The recent movements, Towards, Slocum's and
Mead's corps crossed at Kelly's Ford, above Fred
ericksburg. Reynolds, Sic!zles' and Sedgwick's
corps secured the lower crossings. COUGHS corps,
the remaining one, took position to cover the
United States and Banks FordS, between Fred
ericksburg and the mouth of the T:apidan.
Besides the infantry corps above named, there is a
large cavalry corps commanded by Stoneman, and
there is also Paricks brigade and fhe artillery re-
serve. The aggregate force is matter of simple
calculation. The number of sick in the army, on
the first Of April, was stated at lott, and the
ratio of sick to the whole number at g. "A to the
thousand. This gives total force of 159, $780,
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IMPORTATION WANTED.

My DAUGHTER, AGED ABOUT Is YEARS,
IvA wandered from my house ~ miles west of Green's
borough Esther Sunday, and have not as YET alter
the dligent INQUIRY been able 10 ascertain anything
of her whereabouts Her name is MARY ELIZA, with
light hair, blue eyes, fair complexion aud notable tooth
each side of her mouth upper jaw When she left
she light-eoIored rObe bOOmer bat, and black
close BODIED sack suspect that she has been induced
to leave her home by evdspOsed persons who contem
plate her ruin ANY Information concerning her will be
thankfully received person seeing the girl will
greatly favor her distressed by sending her home
JOHN H. IDDINGS
April ss, 1853. as-tE
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LOGAN,S CANCER OINTIEyT

IL
A Positive Cure for liberated Cancer, Scfrrbou
TumOr, ScrOfula, FistuIa, Piles and all liza
lignant Ulcers.
THIS IS BOLD DECLARATION, BUT AN PRE-
Il pared to demonstrate the same. | have made thu
treatment Of Cancer and kindred diseases specially for
years, and have consequently acquired more praisd
knowledge of the nature and treatment nf the disease than
is possible by chose engaged in general practice Nv
very liberal terms of treatment WILL trust induce 10.
afflicted TO make early application, thus nsurng spey
cure and avoid the pain and anxiety attending the pro
greSS of this terrible maiady.
TERMs TREATXRNT-I will visit and treat patients st
their residences making charge until cure be effected
twill forward my Ointment with directions for use y
mail on the receipt of $50.
Reference to persons cured this County within The
past three months will be given application bv lett
Letters of enquiry will be answered provided they ec
tain postage stamp.
Address me at Asheve, North Carolina, until Isl d
July. C. LOGAN, N. D.
April %, 1868. 35-wkSwSpd
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SAT-
~ URDAY, I'd May, two negro men, HENRY and
PHARAOH. Henry is of yellow complexion medium
size rather slow Spoken about IS years age Pharaoh
is black good size, broad mouth and shutters badly
These negroes carried all their clothes and perhaps
trying to get to the Yankees. Henry hired from
gentleman Washington, N. O., Pharaoh from gen.
teman in Nansemond county, Va. reward of $95 for
each negro will be given for their apprehension deiv-
cry. Ny address 10 Shallow Ford, Alamance county,
NC! -. sr..- J, r. g. FAUcETTE.
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CITY BATTALION.

HAVING BEEN AUTHORIZED TO RAISE G oI
Ia pany to be attached to Mdjor Eliiots City Batta
(25th Va) invite the attention of all persons suos
consumption (bors being enroAed) ard Others 10 Nd
chance ofjonnga good company for special duty @
around R'chm"ud This Battalion is permanently S
ed in Ban racks at Richmond. $50 bounty and good S
ing given. Quarters and rati0nS furnished from u!
enlistment; also, transportation.
Address WIN. r. ALLISON,
"a. Capt and Recruiting 0aiceT =,
City Battalion, KichInond W
April7, 1858. 9s-w&sW''pu
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For the Standard

Mr.. HoLDEN:-Will You please publish for me
an extract of a letter written by my youngest son
short time before he died He was eighteen years
old the first day of September last, and volunteered
the 29th of the same month, and died the 7th of
March last at Charleston, S. @.
JAMES WILSON.
Wake Co., April 2s, 1868.
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KITTRELL,S SPRINCS

an THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE THIS poDr,,
" place ofsUaAER RESORT will be opened Sr ~
Owing to the very great scarcity of prov;.io,.
kinds we can only accommodate limited rUa, a!
boarders. We will every effort to rer5a, nHe of
comorab!e, aud promise to spare no pains or guess
supplying our table with the best the marker @ ID
Our rates OF board shall be advertised in dua inv. produce
---..-. ..-.... BLACKNaLL kCo
PS. oood PrOpre;on
one who has had experience in a'pubc house a.
tent to fill the place. The best of references vi; T
quired. None others need apply Write imm"s,;.s
and state how long and where you have been in b
the price you REQUIRE and the reference you can DIV.
April 81, 1868. w.
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PILES, FIsTULA, TUMORS,
of the Womb, SpermatorrhGa, 81
D.tiiific A ffccIiOnS. &c.

p.tilitic Affections, &c.
nR. J. A. CLOPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE, ALI
- will be in Raleigh the first of July, where he na Y
CONSULTED for few days He operates with perfect suc
for Piles, and guarantees perfect cure in every e
Piles, where the Tuners come down when at stool b;
operated with perfect few days ago. in cas
ii years standing his tumors coming down as largeR
large tea cup every stool Those who doubt may 3D.
dress Mr. Il. H. Berry, Monticello, Florida. -.
DIR. G. operated on some desperate in Salisbury 81
year. of them is known 20 every citizen of SALISBURY
Ladies of the City and vicinity will be visited at tns
homes He will be in Salisbury the first Of june Greer
borough the 18th of June. ,
March 90 1858. 24-wGsTu
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STOP THE RUNAWxY-s75 REW4R0

SIOT TIE RUNAWAY-S75 REWARD
PANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NOyDyr
- night the 9th April last; HENRY, muIatn%ll
aged about Is years and weighing 40 or 81 puuud T.
wore low crowned white hat and a thick OUTSIDE WOE
shirt He is riding large fine bay horse, IS hands 3
about years o!d, taken from my stable and is evident,
making his way back to Richmond, va wbsra Sa w
scriber bought him last November Or be mBy a,isn
70 pass to the Yankee lines beyond Richmond He r5.
sens himself servant, and says he is taking the b
to his master in the camp. He rode on a wagon slii.
ed through Salisbury and will probably pass thrpT
Greensborough DanVile, Va. or Raleigh | will rTs,
reward of S25 for the recovery of the horse and Sol
The recovery OF the boy. W. ". LONG
Huntsville, Yadkn Co, N. c., May 5, 1853. Sd
- Richmond Examper and Petersburg Express cam
daily three times and forward bills.to W. W. Long
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AKSox CRoPs.-A friend in Arson writes that
the wheat and Oat crops are very promising. Un-
less rust makes its appearance There will be an
immense crop saved" Our correspondent adds that
there is no scarcity Of corn or bacon in Arson,
though the unheard of prices place those articles
beyond the reach of nany."-Fay. Observer
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NEWiAUCTION AND COMMISSION no.
I !! CREECH & ,LITCHFORD'
"E HAVE THIS DAY FORMED 4 70.
business, viz: for the sale of OualssiOu
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, Real
sOnaI Property, &c. "1a PEI.
Our store is large and cummodious, froptir,
eteViie aud Harget streets, in the centre of On P
part of the City, and universally conceded tn o9sns
location in the place for our business " 'pe It's,
Bo'h Of US having been for seventeen years nae,
in the merchandise and auction business we engaged
selves that we make it TO the interest F Our.
sion or auction ' cilllis.
We refer to The entire business community ofr:
A. GREECE Place.
Raleigh, N. c., April 81, 1858. ntoRD.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF DEED IN TRUST EXECUTED
Id to by NJ. H. Deancs the I'd day of April 1856
for certain purposes there contained shall expuse TO
public sale the 2Ist day of May at the resi-
dence Of said Dcanes, in Mash County, EIGHT LIKELY
NEGROES, Consisting u men. women and children one
Turpentinc Dstiery and fixtures; pair Mules
fifteen head Of Cattle; lot of Hogs Buggy aud har
ness; Two Horse Wagon and Ox-Carts; one set Of
Backsmhs Tools, farming utensils &C. household and
kitchen furniture.
TERMs-S& months credit, bonds bearing interest from
day of sale. Approved security wall be required Those
who prefer pay cash, if preferable giving bonds
A. J. TAYLOR, Trustee.
May ], 1868. S6-tdpd.
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800 REWARD.

LHSCAPED FROM ASHB0ROUGH JAT1, NV
- llth OF March, my negro boy WILLIAM w " THE
formerly belonged to the estate of widow Harjv S s boy
County, N c., and is about Eve feet four in Ossa
black, 20 years old and weighs 165 pounds WL Tsy
heard FROM was making his way towards Psvo,.nsn h
C., at which place he had been hired for several
will pay the above reward for the eonfnp%ayysuS
boy in any Jail where can get him. Oh sad
DAVID GRAHAM
April 90, 1863. "!'ue 20, Va
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CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, N. c.,
Camp Holmes, April Both, 1863. !
Snncinl 0rhPr

Special Order,
TN ACCORDANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS NO.
IL 25 Adjurant and Inspector Generals Office, Richmond
Va the names of the following slaves published in
order that their forward and claim their
property, viz:
JACK aged about % years, black complexion, feet
inches high property Of George Young, Jones County
NC.
SIMON aged about IL years. black complexion, feet
50 inches high property of Samuel WOOdley, Washing
ton County, n. c.
LEYINA, aged about IS years. black complexion, feet
81 inches high, property Of Samuel WOodey, Washing
ton County. n. C.
MILLY, aged about IS years. dark complexion, feet
inches high property of Dr. Edward Haughton Wash
ingtOn County, n. G.
MARGARET, aged about II years. black complexion,
feet inches high, property of Samuel WoOdey Wash
ington County, n. G.
By order Of Colonel PETER MALLgrr, Commanding Con-
scripts N. c. ]. n. PRIOR,
Adjutant.
May 5, 1858. slim.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE TH
following property situated in the town of Tavlav
vile, C.: Owe lot containing two acres on which ,
is large dwelling not vet completed; eight rooms Of "a
building elegantly fnshed-the other portion all M
der good roof and requires but little work Gu
pete it the lot is we'll encoXed with good we'll and m
houses thereon.
Terms to suit the purchaser Apply to Col. NJ TE!GU
at Taylorsvie, or Capt. ]. Il: FOOTE, at Raleigh.
May g, 1868. 33-f
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ONE HUNDRED DoLLARs REV ARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLAHS re" ~ cry
ID UNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER VA amt, oSa
IL day the 2sthHf January last my negro Doy sbOs;
feet or inches high, is or 20 years old, and ;uPR
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy heau To
and talks short when questioned, and has oo""
No doubt be is trying to pass for free boy ME Il
will give The above reward for him delVereu iii .
Prospect Hill Caswell County, confined in any RsEy
get him. F. L. WAnIsTtt
Gaswell CO.. March 81, 1852. "'-"S-
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by the enemys newspapers, HoOkers army contains
seven infantry corps, numbered and commanded as
follows:
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zoe, 900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
AUCTION. roLI

AUCIlONS zrrQLL
TINE FLORIDA, ATLANTIC AND GULF IN TbA
Railroad Company has 100000 acres Of nrnstsss
appraised in $685. and conveyed to two - BIZ bs
secure the payment of Free Land Bonds CitJ,
Company; which shall offer for sale at bAA'
Wednesday the 18th of May, 1868 = ,ntirsfO''
These lands are valuable for purposes 0! Ind and srI ,
(many OF them others for timber turRentlne STATE cd
situated 10 the most bealthful portion OF tn 10
Offer great inducements to persons disposeu tbs 81
money in lands. Private sales will be maG TrFRETs
Of sale. WIN. y. JIr 81 TRUSTEE
: March n, 1883. ss-""
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PLOW CASTJNCS

SOLDIEBS' FAMILIES WHO NEED THp, -
y be furnished with PL0W CASTINGS ., - WILL
price, by calling at our Foundry Burns old ana Tue Old
Raleigh, N. c., April %, 1868 y; co.
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Raleigh, N. c.. April 81. 1858.
AIOO REWARn.

DANAwAY FROM THE NEiGHBORHoon
~ Henderson, N. C., in the month of Jnv IoN,D Or
boy SOLOMON, 20 years of age, feet or SD nsu
quiteback small head and face, prominent ewes algh
free boy and gone of servant for some soI5sh t
probably in camp Said boy belongs to the SIT and Is
T. L. Skinner, deceased and the SUBSCRIBE IW o N
above named reward ioE nus apprehension aud dss Ge
for his confinement IN Jail so hat she get hm s CT
ELIZA +. SKINNER, EIa.u,-.
Oxford, n. G., April IL, 1868. NAsseultI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-23
"GREENBAcKs. Few people, perhaps

"GREESBAcKs. Few people, perhaps,
are aware why the Z. S. currency is printed
with green backs Ever since TIE adoption OF
paper currency, it has been the constant study
Of bank note engrayers TO get up some plan OF
printing bills that could not be counterfelted.
In this they ony partly succeeded till as late
as 1857, a rnan named Stacy J Edison invent:
ed kind Of green ink, which he patent+2.i
June 3Oth Of that year. It Is called anti
Photographic ink, because it cannot be photo
graphed on account Of its color. and cannot be
dislodged with alkaies by counterfeicers, 10
get complete fac smile Of the bills. AntI
as it is q secret only known BY the
American Bank Note Company and he
inventor, it is hard TO counterfeit tho
greenback money It was used BY many
banks before the war, but was never leading
feature in the bill; but ever if the composition
Of the ink was known, it would be Of 10 use, AZ
the work could not be copied from The genuine
bills as with any other kind Of ink The date
OF the patent can be seen il al the bills, il
glna print.
Small peaches, we're in market this morning,
selling at 50 cts. per quarter OF peck: ripe
pears and apples are beginning TO come in ab;sn-
dainty and ought to be cheap.
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-, r11r ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

,D0N THE Amy w 800
FE ~ ' - July 20 About four hundred
r D ls1avste cavalry, encamped near No o. $
D !, ~. tIree miles FROM the Point OF ROCKS
f'''', >te3 70 cross the Potomac last night win
a''': :,tsnt;on OF tearing up the rails 81 the
u s,'T ,;r,ora and Chic Railroad, but their oe-
D ~. no,e frustrated by a detachment OF the
y 5s3.,.sodant Rangers, commanded BY Captaln
.I Tbsx st;Il remain, encamped al the quarters.
,bont three clock this mornlng Lees as
>sos IN motion, and was moving ia the d'-
-.ct;oa Of Winchester.
''f eDeG, Who had made move in the aireo-
SON Of Cumberland, also fell back and followed
There are no parties now at NartinSburg but
: toJv Of cavalry and some few cavalry scatter
i between that place and the Potomac,
Scouts report an increased body OF cavalry
o.sr Haroar 5 Ferry, supported by two regl-
nants Of Infantry
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DRAFT IN NEW YORK.

ltn.AE IN M. " L. OASAAG
Mac that ouiet is once more re stored to our
cfy, the main questions which ag!tate the
minds Of the people are What is to be done
next? How about the draft? Y hat is the Gov
erment going to do? What is Governor Sey-
mour going to do? sc. &c.
The position Of Governor Seymour, SO for as
it could be ascertained from 8 brief interview
With him at the St. Nicholas Hotel, is this:
Fl G and his friends, as we'll as large number
Of influential supporters of the Administration,
are Of opinion that injustice has been done TO
this State in the matter OF the quota which
she is called upon to furnish under the draft.
They claim that New York has furnished more
then her quota under the calls for volunteers,
and that this excess should be deducted from
the quota to be raised by draft. They also
claim that the services Of the State militia,
which has been several times called out for
short term, should be allowed, and the aggre-
gate time Of such service deducted from the
draft quota Pending the settlement Of these
claims, Governor Seymour is urging upon the
Government to postpone the draft and he also
urges that if not inconsistent with the public
safety, it should be postponed until case can
be brought before the highest court, and the
oonstltutionallty Of the draft law be tested
4 committee consisting of Ex-Governor Nor
gan, ex-J Judge Pierrepont, Samuel J. Tilden,
f'sq., and others, representing both political
parties, proceeded to Washington ON Sunday
evening last to confer with the Government
authorities upon the matters above stated, and
|" Try 70 bring about some satisfactory arrange
!neot The result Of their mission has not yet
Iransprad.
Meantime Provost Marshal Nugent has re-
ssIYeo no instructions whatever from Wash
uSS sI relative to the draft, one way oranother.
,.la mLle me Flot was in progress he received
@'55Sra ran from there which he then declined,
ara SUI u dGecllnes to make public At the re-
5 H. o. Governor Seymour he announced, on
S Sa,a oHH responsibility, that the draft had
r.sn postponed, which many construed to
n n+saa abandoned This was not his meaning,
~, ~, IaS ne received anything from Washing
2oro sI'at would warrant the belief that the
d 1YffF;n'nent has any idea Of abandoning the
cs aaS 10 TINS city. It was postponed from ne
5, ,4.'y, the TWO enrolling Offices where the
max max was gong on, having been burned by the
Oo0,-lN. Y. Times. ~ ''~~ y '
ie price OF coal IS rneodino a. ph;1oJ aIr,b:s
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i 4 T E S T n E " s +!
THE NEW YORK MOB DISPERSED.
md QUIET AGAIN RESTORED IN THE CITx.

with the above news va
y can assure our readers that we have reliable
information, that the crowds daily to DO found
at ITS King st, have also quietly withdrawn,
satisfied Of the truth Of the Press in general as
regards the cheap stock Of DRY GOODS on
hand at the above place.
We vouch the truth Of above, and cordially
invite all to patTonize 5. Kos " AID,
iv 2O-tf 176 King st.
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REPORTS AND LATE NEWS.
from Tho DhiIadainhia innuIrnr |


Our correspondent with the Army OF the
Cumberland, writing from Winchester, Tenn,
July Is, says it was beloved that General
Stanley had entered Huntsville, Alabama,
With his division, on Monday afternoon.
Gen. Blunt expedition through the Indian
territory has been heard from as late as the
10th inst, when it was at Cabin Greek, fifty
miss north Of Fort Gibson. The Confeder-
ares have been troubling the trains, and III
fght about the first Of this month they were
badly worsted by the Union troops, the Tex
ans being routed in bayonet charge made by
the Ninth Kansas. TIE loyal Indians did not
behave well. as they broke 5or cover,
Lieutenant Governor Ave,Hll and delega-
ton OF the Connecticut Legislature are IN
Washington to ask Secretary }1ees to detail
two gun boats to cruise Of the entrance OF
Long Island Sound as i guard against prlYa-
teers.
Some Of the British officers Of Her BnAtan~
mic NLajesty's gunboat Challenger (now at "
York., have been making themselves rather
disagreeable about town during the few days
past, in the way Of boasting Of what their
Government is going to do when they hear Of
the outrages Tor alleged outrages) committed
upon Her Majesty i subjects, while the recent
disturbances were in progress
Brig Gen. George L. Andrews has been ap-
pointed commander Of the Corps d Afrique
and commandment at Port Hudson.
The Invalid Corps is rapidly reaching It's
prescribed dimensions. Twenty companies
of the first battalion have already been organ
ICED, and also seven companies Of the second
battalion. Recruits are gathered in St. Louis,
Washington, Michigan, Connecticut, South
Carolina, and Fortress Monroe, and will all
soon be brought into the organization. At
least twenty-five hundred men have already
enlisted. Some Of them are performing guard
duty at the War Department and at other
places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-23

LIFE AT a WATERING PLACE. "A correspon-
dent of St. Louis paper thus describes life
at watering place in Missouri:
The programme Of each day is similar to the
last. First, get up early, takea bath at the iron
spring, Their drink gallon Of water or more;
then on your way back to breakfast stop at
the magnesia spring and drink gallon, more
or less; then, if your appetite is not good, go
on to the sulphur spring, roll game of ten
pins, drink as much there as you have room
left for, and then to breakfast and eat as much
as possible under the circumstances. After
breakfast drink again, pitch quoits, roll ten
pins and drink After dinner drink, and ram
bic through the woods in search Of cool spot
when found if you are so fortunate rs to have
good book and an agreeable companion, enjoy
yourself, but don't forget, on your way back,
to drink. After supper drink and play euchre,
during which time some lady will be found OBJ
Hging enough to touch the guitar lightly. Du-
ring this time you must drink.
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.n3 =: S pnG e OF coal is receding in Philad
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MAYORS OFFICE.

NOTICE.-Yo Dung ladies who wish to take
~ MUSIC LESSONS on the PIANO, eau
be taught on the most reasonab bic terms by call
ing at No g. Water street, between King and
Prince Streets Alexandria. Va. jy 2l-eo1w
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ROOMS FURNISHED,
w and BOARD for small family, in pri-
vate family, where there are no boarders: Ad-
dress, stating terms, TO this office. a. & I.
IL 2l-3t&*.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15
REBEL RETALIATION.

II will be seen by reference to our columns. that
two OF our Captains in Libby Prison arc con icmncd
10 be shot in retaliation for the two rebel spies sho
bv General Burnsidc's orders. Lots were drawn,
falling upon Captain Sawyer of the list j Cav
airy and Captain Flun or the jlst Indiana. The
dav Of their execution lad not been fixed at mstNc
counts. and we think it hardly possible that the
rebel authuritr will venture to carry out the sen
fence when they hear what fine opportunities i"l
retaliation the late victories have given rs. This
is specimen OF tho rcbc mode of conductng
what they call, civilized warfare. The hoastcd
chivalry Of tho South making preparation to shoot
men taking in honorable warfare, because OF th,
execution of spies! Our Government will not pass
,hi, barbarism hy with mpunity, but has notified
the rebels that the execution of the two officers s1
lected at Richmond will he retaImled most severely