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An ACT rtcEs RENDEZVOUS FOR THE EXAM
ISATIoS ENROLLED MEN.

SATION OF ENROLLED
Tie Congress of the ChaTesrIe States of 4ra<ric1 do
enact That there shall be established in each county
ih district, and in any city county parish or
tct in the several States place of rendezvous for the
persons in said county district parish city, enrolled for
military duty in the field who shall be there examined by
Surgeons to be employed by the government
tn be assigned 10 that duty BY the President on dSy of
which ten days nolce shall be given BY said Surgeons
aud from day IN day thereafter until all who shall be
in attendance for The purpose of examination shall have
been examined and the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations be established by the Secretary of War as
TO The physical and mental capacity of any person for mil
itary duty in the field shall be final and those thus
cerained to be BIT for military duty in the field shall be
required TO assemble at camps Of instruction..
SgC 2 There shall be assigned Ia each Congressional
District in the several States, three SURGEONS who shall
constitute Board OF Examination in such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section any one ar more
of whom may act at any place of rendezvous in said dis
trict.
SEC. 8. When shall appear to any Surgeon attending
such place OF rendezvous By the certificate of respectable
physician resident that county, district parish city
in county parish district, that any enrolled person
therein is unable TO attend of sickness il shall
be the duty of said Surgeon file said certificate with the
the person named therein shall within reasonable
time report himself for examination at said camp of in
sruc'ion or his continued disability certified BY The Ger.
cate Of respectable physician of his county cty dis
dct or parish he shall be held Liable a. absent without
leave of his commanding officer.
Approved Oct Ii, 1862.
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$50 REV RID.

CAMP NEAR LLoTD's, Essex Co. Va :
February I'd, 1868.
INSERTED FROM CAMP WILLIAMS, Two MILES
1Tra I9 AInstS1 n G. on ilel2th September 1882
18th regiment y O. Tronps Said Wo6ddrd is
years old FIVE FEET eIe inches in height sandy c6mpex
pn Drown hair blue eyes and is supposed to be al tie
NorilI-CarnIina |' IL " "Son UouD"'
Jhs above reward will be pail upon his apprehension
aS Seery IN lai IN Wilson county, so that be may be
Sate;F returned tu-camp.
J. J. B. WICK
Capt Co. +, I'd n. G. Cavalry,
Feb. H. 1853 - = -" L; gu
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Adjutant and Inspector General.

Az Act AMEND Az ACT ENTITLED "AS Acr IL FURrH.
ER PRrvIDE TIE PUBEIc DzFENcE," APGROvED lfTH
APfIL, lsi2, AND I'll. ACT TO AMEND Tue SANE AF-
PROVED SEPTEMBER ZTrH 1863.
Tie Congress Of the C0ffsrG:s States Of IsGsyiI do en-
act That all persons subject enrolment for military Ser
vice. may be enrolled under instructions from the War De-
partment and reported BY the enrolling officer wherever
found whether within The State residence
not and when enrolled shall be subject TO the pr-
visions nf law fully if enrolled with The cJany and
State of which they be residents Provided Tha, this
act shall not extend to any member of military "rz
ton under any State law while he remains in actual SER
vice without the limits Of his Stale And prvded further
That the President is authorized suspend the execution
Of this act as regards the residents Of locality where he
ind impracticabc TO the entitled
act 10 further provide fr the publ defence" approved
April 49, lsf2 and the ac 10 amend The last men Gnel act
approved September ~. 1859.
Approved October :, lSGs.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZeBULoS B. VANCE, of Buncombe, Governor '..
RICHARD H. BATTLE, JR., of Anson Private Secretsry
J p. II Russ Of Wake, Secretary Of State
JONATHAN WORTH. of Randolph, Public Treasurer
PHILIP A. WILEY, of Wayne Chief Clerk
CURrB II. BRoGDEN. of Wayne Comptroller.
ID. w. Balm, of Wake, Clerk '-
SAMUEL F. PHELPS, of Orange Auditor
U. II. PERRY, Of Wake, Librarian.
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tsIOO.OOO,

EDILES; FISTULA IN ANO, TUMORS,
a SPERM ATORRHOEA, ULCERATIONs
OF THE WOMB, &c. -DR. J. A. CLOPTON, Oh
Montgomery Ala, gives special attention to the above
diseases and guarantees perfect satisfaction in every case
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that he could cure
the worst case of PILES.
He has operated with perfect success in eVea cases
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons DE DIS
never had accident to happen.
Persons writing enclose ten cent stamp to enSu'
attention. 81,
Aug. II, 1852. 35-w&sWu'
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SUPREME COURT

RICHMOND n. PEARSON. OF Yadkin Chief Justice
WH II. BATTLE, OF Orange Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS L. MANLY, OF Craven, Associate Justice.
SIoS H. RoGERs, of Wake Attorney. General. .
HAMILTON G. JOKES Of Rowan, Reporter
Edmund b. FREEMAN, of Wake Clerk
JAMES LITcHFoRD, Of Wake, Marshall.
At present. the sessions Of the Supreme Court are held
in the City OF Raleigh once year. commencing on the Sc
cond Monday in June.
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SUPERIOR COURTS.

JuDdEs.-John L. Bailey of Buucombe Romulus NJ
Saunders, Of Wake, Robert R. Heath of Chowan George
HITard, ir. Of Wilson james W. Osborne Of Aiecklen
burg Robert s. French, of Robson Robert B. Gillian
Of Granville, and W. H. Shippr Of Rutherford
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VALUAELE LANDS FOR GLE

q OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION on Nc.
4 CLENDON'S CREEK, six miles west of Carthage IL.
'n"n. The basin of the Coafeds Containing 2UO
Is as productive Is any lands in The county Of Moore
!se improvements g,Ud and the situation healthy Terms
liberal JOHN MORRISON
November H. 1852 g2-w&swtf
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MISCELLANEOUS,
SOMETHING WORTu E~oITI-c

~ . - Il n IANOWINIT,
LLoM Is LIST OF RECEIPTS THAT SHOULD
~ be IN the hands If e-erE E.uIiIv n'0''D
- WIZ SEND receipt f'r the cure of Diufhera or
Se thFoai or scarlet fever Fur IS viii send
Success For IS will send t1r rsaetsr, ' Er
VII; send reee pt that certainly cures the Scafd.
or % will send receipt for The cure of dr,p:y.
Fog : ench: will senda receipt for maxim PINE Red
al e.i'~ INK Far 81 vii! send receiv for making
s3o ana >:.reT L,k Fog s. viii send receipt for ms
For - will send receipt for making INV tnotbrrbe d.
aolTe receipts lave never been made known to the
pubic II any person IS dissatisfied with any of tte above
money My address is Raleigh, n C.
p.Is, QUINTON UTLEY.
-'S's"' ~ - req =, 1858. l7-6tpd.
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DOMESTIC MEDICINE,

NUNG'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE
" BUCHAS'S DlMiiSTIG MEDICINE AND FAM
Raleigh, Dee. ~, $50. lUl-tf
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SoLIcroRs-Jesse j. Yeatcs Of Hartford of list Circuit;
Charles c. Clark of Craven, I'd Circuit Sion H. Rogers
Of Ias Attorney General Sd Crcuit Thomas Settie OF
Rockingham, 4th Circuit Ralph p. Buxton of Cumber-
land 5ih Circuit; Robert T. Armfeid, Of sdkin, 18th
Circuit; VIM. p Bynum, Of Rutherford It'll Circuit and
A. ). AerrimOu, Of Buaenmbe, Sth Cireuit. -a.-.'
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PIANO FOR SALE.

4 7OCTAvE ROSEWOOD PIANO. MADE BY HAL
4 St Curnston, OF Boston but very little USED;
Apply to A. a. n1LAAis 4
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HOUSE R COlr,,o,-

Aamsa ar Y-McAde5. DR. SpE A9N rs
-dse->s.saer-Dr. J. II Carson, va 'S"n.
AM'o" 1Pqrd!e R:chal dsoa, z. Il. Bur,s
11@5r-J- y. Gentry.
D!dlsn-J. ". RUS
E L,s > liza; Z ). DonneH, D. ". Carter
BS' s's-BF P; T.. Henry. James BOND
BreH>ae;r E-DanieI l.. RasseI
EaAea"'%z-Jnh" Burs:n.
C'5lTTta-W. =. Earris
C,i[i'.=tt-M- 4. Be.IhsFdt
CTELeH-
C4 ,, election held, on account If ,e r,.
G.EsA-SS Harrison, William Lone,
t4t4 tri>i- t!e1. >. II nper
Cst..aai t. 3. harris, Lieut.. ". ! Hal
del. " D. headen, z. Wsd.
C.srokse-J Il. Brvso,.
tt-1 rZU-I-eEGiyI c Prnhurv
C-r"aat-iiavid Beam, j. L Iooo,
Ca'H7.54s-T. N Baldwin.
Crdcsn-R A. i.ussef, =
c1 vi. al No!t-Hon. j. G. sheDbe,d D. H..
=. NeC"FTicE, Neil Mckay. 'r'e'U' VI JOIN
Ga'ri,aG*-D. II. Baxter.
R R'; R, I, Be.!:, Henry WsIser
DaIt:-i'IEry b. Howard.
U5i!'n-J- Z. Staulnrd, L. " fIsdgas
J:zIEc,n7'.-i)a1ri Cobb Roberr H.,
E'Fsyta-John F. Nissen, Dr. E. Kern
[Fa"E-,4--t ~. Pcarce, }r.
G2&t20-A. II. DiveuySrt
",I a. re jas = Anis, Capt Eugene Grisson W T.
GSIs9>-caPt. Il. H Best
~: o.7 W i Sherwood, R. " Glenn, W R. Smith
LJI'.IatTDr Ierrr JoYner, A. II. Davis.
Ilagsc'SG-Dr: : i. Love
4t't,"'l-J. 3 Taaa.
LLt'tf'cNl1-A'.x. Henry.
Wg.Ls-E- l. Aiu.l1.
1,'&@A-T; \ Alison, JOHN Yoppo
.ifctSJE-J- Ea.r.er
.L..esso.-Ss:h Woadssn. ". Il. Arer.,
c |.ss. nj nth -; Rh5des.
. LC@o'.'-W. ". Damn.
limo III. Cos,Bsr
-atte3 DIR J. NJ Lyle
jLhfta'4-Dr. Jesse WaIIip.
H5LtiR-J:snes Robinson.
icLh"tc.y-L W. F. Craig.
-ts-'ts"t"|g-JGO. Z. Brown F r. c-;o-
5L'afg"fqery L G. l.. Barrinicer
-h"'!t-AexaHder Kelly.
-,.t'A.HenrY G. Williams.
Neg Li'sooer-S. J. Pers,,n 7 p g,r.s
1l"rfra..p.u4-W. W. Peebjn. C.nt u S,aDo;u
Dasl9ac-J. Il. Fuv. ''S' "aP'' d. o'ancil'
9odngs John Berry, ". y. Patterson.
Lds24 ;1"%-CIen. ". F. Mann
PS3"t"it"S-Dr. jos H. Ridd;ct
j'tTtaa Lii: ". d. C. BumpaSs
p"ffIC Perkins, s. c. AI5rition
60 g.. II 5 Rob6in$ Isaac H Foust
R'c"5a@.'d- Lit Sanders N Tngram JUST
H:'Ttlf-h uri:.ck AcRae Neil Mcneil.
Ps.-ir|F : 81. / G';i:atn Js~es Reynolds
:! 4L'<-''"-t-A. r, BIran, J. b, Car8entar
SiH PS55-W.'am Kirby, = Bizzen
!EaHty-ia:avet;e Greene
'.S''Ecs- " Las: Flint
.>Yrr,'-Dr. Jn<enL r. iI;,,s-.,
IarJtiE-Eli Srsi,ip "o''H'
Ga'3H-C. Q. Lenmonds
~. l4iam Laws G. H. Afford, Daniel G. Fows
E-,S.:H- Nos l. Judkins. Leonard Henderson,
IT -. W n Same N as in Carteret.)
Mtt"=-B 3 RiveS. " K Cr,vf,rd
- - j. We!!5oru, ", ". HarnDton
.la-it',t-A. &. CFoules " 1AAhP'on'
taHeJ-it- u. ID. Young,
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Explanations aud Instructions as TO the Con
scTipIIon and Exemption Laws, by the AID
jutant GcneTaIR

II .G,mm1DLaats Of Oonscripa anil O4mps of Lustyuc-
ton. =.
j IN officer, styled the ComInandant Of Conscripta will
be appointed for each State who will be charged with the
supervision Of the enrolment and disposition conscrpis
ne w establish camps, in which cOnscrpts
VIII be assembled and nstrcted aud recommend for
appontpent, Surgeon, Quarternaster, ComIhAsary
Sad the requisite numb Of Drllmasers each
II more Than one camp ne established he may also recon-
ena commandant for each camp not under his own I'm.
mtdiste command.
hoSpital will b. established and hdtS for winter
quarters contributed at each camp and all eonscrpts as
T sen At the camps will promptly vaccnhted lift has
not already been done.
o. The ComnadaDt uts will reonire Com on cb
camp srepOrt the first Monday 10 every month show
s%s expenses Of the preceding month the number
~ Ine camp the number rel eved and away
70 which IhsS we're sent; tho nAlmb trsnAsrrsd
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Legislature of Sorth-Caro,,..

.sm give below the list OF Senators and Co..
70 tte h5&i "ebeF.l Assembly, as t- ~ Honers elee
mem. Il snE u our li.pd> discover a, Hae ieaflt.
"oiige Us 6y lBi1EIiipg IS. ''''i' '4ey ~.
Pcs9eotansqsd Peru; Es ATE;
S4a...zh ~ - C.T5'it.ea-D. Ned LiLIsex
-; ans z.,.c5s"-A.Iis L. Eure.
.dyfcGsd limit Chs Is Icf,lssx,
,41AESTt4aH:p62n-Ur ". :. q, leland
HSrttl.A J. B. S.rGzi.,er
B.rtiI-Da.EiJ ou1iay.
1 1tf,sa[ agd - a't'" 90 C. Carrarav.
Elyeer 7lbt GDd HsL-nqE .J-,sa II D.,
PM-Dr. E. j Rlornt. L. FoWeri.
Boagfort-R Warren.
Cra5eH-Sstban Mhi;E,rS
CsET'ieret md -L,.es-Iyr II Z G-
Greene mi LeEpir-E Edward PsirfaI
At1c NIh0r"Y- Eli W HsjE
DHPtfn-Dr. James &. Dickson.
OllS!Oac-J- AsrIiH
B!GlsH, B,Hnst-icE ds:-Ca,t II,
Gay-teraEd and RarNf.t-Wilar'" :; E Ills
stS91hnpso"-FhOmas Fait1n. right
-WdyHs-Wm. X. I=.ne
shAnsto1-C y Sanders
Wakf-TilIie ID. JIM,
Nash Capt. i. J. THyl,r
FrghGain-W asiriHgta u1rr,s
HGryeH-E. ID. Drake
GranciAe-R. W. Lass;rer
PsrsVR-James HoTcma6.
OTah5e-Hnn. William A. Gr.Lo
Atamd"es and Rsn.iokbs- Gil MI
taatham-Wil!iam =. Taylor. 'Ane'
RiefTrond and R 4Sss:sas-GaiS.p w. TOoley
5'soa aid Chto.s-- iiiiam G SD
Gai91'@- Peter Adams ''"''h'
ClSaeh-IIOn. BEDFORD Hroun
R0ekiagL4f1n-Gan f 1 81;
ELECTROMAGNETIC A. Young
Cdtar5tlS Grd Yaa!y-J. w SDi,b
!tOacan dHE Dagts-Dr. j. G. Ra,nS.
Ddrids0h-H. Adams
Stokes and f6rsyth-Col. Jas Mail
Ashe, SvTfg, d.c.--Isaac JarIaII '-a''ae"s'
L.ieh, HiAsr, de- O. Sbarns
BErtf, 1cLh,!r'A, otc-S. J. Nj
L,"c.Fn. GUSTAV, de- james II W.,
R"+hftJorA, Pm, Sc.--M. y. DicterScn
Bane9"Ls, Asa'!ersoa, Gc.--S -Hs-9oH'
Ay""@i, Aacan, &C. o. Slnilb
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t Monday after the fourth Monday in Match
FIFTH CIRCUIT.

Moore Monday bere the last February and August.
Montgomery, the last Monday in February aud August.
Stanly, first Monday in March and September.
AuSsn, second - -
Richmond third " e.
Al! q
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SECOND CIRCUIT

DupIin, fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after Tie fourth Monday in March and
Septeinber.
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Wake the GrsMonday after the fourth Monday in March
.. .. -, and Seuteuber
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sslltt 4f'pphIQ Staaaafa,
Yn, coNscRIPrIokEAW.

a. 10 s~ezIIrrso "4S> .eT 70 ErEIHEa FE"v1FF ~.
TEE FVEIIe bETsxcE"
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where he may find mpuceabe to execute ssSenSion
and that in sueh localities and darhE INFO The Con-
erarr service under any Of the acts PaSsea y rs her
ersia C%5gTsss prlr 10 re passage isS If Anil 1862
ETVEije Ter the public dsferce APP''SOL 49, -
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FOURTH CIRCUIT.
first Monday in March and September.
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Timc of.HOldins the Courts.
STPERIOR COURTS.

Tyrrell. hrst Monday IN March ana September.
Ws<hiuUfou second {" " 4" -
BERTHE, third t.
IlertfUrd, fuuTth .t -rs,-- "a. =
Gates first Monday after The fourth Monday In March and
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27
Executors Notice.

To John r. Moore, Daniel Y. Moore, Selah
b. Moore, Silas Moore, Eugene Piper, Jemi-
ma Marsh, Rate Hooker, Fanny Garrett, Cha
tissa Morgan Harriet Dixon, Sally Marsh and
Alma Moore, heirs-at-law of Geo. C. Moore,
deceased:
You are hereby notified that on the 18Th
day of August A. ID. 1868, at 10 clock A. NJ.
the undersigned will apply To the County
Court of Floyd county for an order authoriz
ing him To sell the following described real
estate situate IN Floyd county. Iowa, To wit :
Lots and 4 in Block IL in the village of St
Charles Lots l, ,, 3, and 10 in Block T., in
the village of Freeman and 5 ia Block
90 in the village Of Rockford Also s 4 /
Section 90, r. 90. l. Is Also n. An /
and S. T.. 1 n. +. !. and $. w. I N L J. and
S f. | See Is, and n J of n. L, / Sec 10,
all in Up 81 n. OF Range 10 w Also " T.
IN w Sec 81, 4, 95 r. l5-Also w !
| S. w 1 and w ) L. / See. 10 and w. n
w See 20, and + IN Z and N W /
n. T. 4 and n. l.. / N w !. and n. Is. ] n.
Z. 4 s. w I. Sec. 80. and L. ! n. L | Zee
81. aud W in W ! See. 30. and W. IN
| W. / Section y in Up. 95 n. II. Is w Or so
| much thereof rs shall he necessary 10 ply of
| the debts and charges against said estate
:. Is. STARR
Executor of Estate vi Geo. G. Moore.
| Dated, July 81, 1859 slws
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G9e yntelligenttr.
New Boat.

The McGregor Ncps says that the
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Rail
way Company are building, at Wau-
zeka, under the superintendent of
Capt. Fleming, of Lansing, fine, sub
stantial boat, for passengers and
freight, to be called the Lansing. This
boat, which is designed to be daily
packet between McGregor and Prairie
du Chen, and Lansing, will be 100
feet long, by % feet beam, with full
cabin, constructed according to the
most approved models, so as to secure
the essentials of speed and strength
with good freighting capacity. She
will be off the ways in time to go into
the fall trade.
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NINE. DEMOREST'S
MIRROR OF FASHIONS,

Quarterly Journal Du Grand Monde.
Circulation 40, 600 (largest in The ,corld) and III,
only Magazine deUoted exclusively 10 the Fashions.
Each number contains large and magnificent
Fashion Plates. Splendid Illustrations of all
the Fashionable Novelties for Ladies' Dress.
including Bonncts, Cloaks. Waists, Sleeves,
Jackets, Wrappers, Sacks, Under garments,
Jeweiry, Hea'i-dresses, Boys Misses and In
fants Dresses New and Elegant Braid and
Embroidery Patterns, Trimmings. Useful Nov
elites, etc, etc; Four Life-size Patterns, cut
ready for use, combining the most useful, and
practical Magazine for Mothers, Milliners,
Dress makers, and Ladies ever issued.
Published at NINE DEMoREsTs Emporium of
Fashions, Alb Broadway, n, Y. Yearly. One
Dollar, with valuable premiums single % cts.
A SPLENDID chance for lady agents and Extra
ordinary Premiums for clubs Including Ex-
ira Patterns System of Dress Cutting, VI lga-
zines, Photographic Albums Elegant Gilt or
Steel Combs, "a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine with attachments, or Patent Lever
Gold Watch any of the above valuable Pre-
miums to be obtained, without paying any
money for them. For particulars. see the
d" Mirror of Fashions" Do not fail to send
for it. The Full-size Patterns alone are worth
more than twice its cost
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27

A HINT TO Lovers OF FLowERs.-The
following very simple and beautiful
plan of securing a beautiful show of
evergreens, we find going the rounds
of the press If geranium branches
taken from luxuriant and healthy trees,
be cut as for slips, and immersed in
soap water, they will after dropping
for few days, shed their leaves, put
forth fresh ones, and continue in the
finest vigor for weeks. By placing a
number of bottles thus filled in flow
er basket, with moss to conceal the
bottles, a show of evergreen is easily
insured for the whole season. They
require no fresh water.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27

Rosecrans' army is nearing Chatta-
nooga, where Bragg's army is in strong
position. An engagement with the
enemy may take place any day. Burn
sides advance is moving steadily, and
will reach Knoxville within two weeks.
1t is conjectured that portion Of
Johnston's army will reinforce Bragg
Gen. Burnside has ordered that no
more prisoners be exchanged in this
department for the present. No rea-
sons are assigned. The military rail-
road from Cincinnati to Danville, KY,
is progressing rapidly. Between 1000
and 5000 slaves are at work
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27

The article in the Raleigh Standard,
of the 3lst of July, throwing the en-
tire responsibility of the present war
upon the secessionists, denouncing
the treachery of the Confederate Gov
eminent, and asking for peace, &C.,
was written by the Speaker of the
North Carolina House of Commons
and President of the Governors Coun-
Gil. 1t is farther stated by the cor
respondent that Governor Vance APP
proved the publication of the article,
copies of which have been furnished
the President and members of the Cab-
net
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DIED.

AT jefferson Barracks, st. Louis. Mo, o
chronic diarrhna, George W. Denniston, sor
of VIM. +. Denniston Of this County
The deceased participated in the taking Of
Vicksburg and Yazoo City, and proved him.
self gallant and uniiinching soldier, while
his correct department and amiable DISPOSE
ton won the respect of all who knew him
He has left large circle of friends to deplore
his loss.
Death-to the hero when his sword
Has won the battle for the free
Thy voice sounds like prophets word,
And in its hollow tones are heard
The thanks of millions yet to be.
Con-
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27

Two refugees arrived in Norfolk
on the Goth inst from Richmond, who
were born in Canada. They report
that the rebel government is terribly
frightened about Charleston, and they
say that. if it be taken, all is lost,
A guard is kept about the residence
of jeff. Davis night and day, to pre-
vent him running away from Rich
mond. There were very few troops
in or about Richmond, and only one
brigade between there and Petersburg.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27

LABoR-Would you be an honest
man and enjoy competency with pleas
ure, unknown to hasty wealth or sly
roguery? Work Let your sweat
drops wash your gains from all dis
honesty. You shall live to tell your
children that you have observed and
felt the wisdom of the royal preacher:
-" Wealth gathered by vanity shall
be diminished, but wealth gathered by
labor will increase"
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27

SAD AccIDENT.-As we go to press
we hear that Melvin c. Winton, son of
the Rev. Mr.. Winton, residing few
miles west of town, was killed by the
accidental discharge of gun which
he held in his own hand. He was out
hunting, and by some means the gun
went off, and discharged its contents
into his body, passing through the
heart. He never moved or spoke after
being shot.-FranhiiR Record.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27

A SnELL.-'' Vice President" Stephens very
appropriately calls the Southern Confederacy
4" SHE'LL 1t could not be more ftly named,
for it is completely hollow, and never had any
meat in it. II, however, Stephens meant to
use the words in its military sense, he is
equally correct, for it is an exploded shell.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27

One who was, some forty years ago, reign
ing belle in London. and first the wife of a
leading statesman, and after the wife of a Ger
man baron, is now the wife of an Arabian
chief, residing between Damascus and Balbec,
with her husband, and passing the remainder
Of the year with him in camp. ...
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27

The Wisconsin Union Convention
has put in nomination. as its candidate
for Governor in November next, Hon.
j. L. Lewis the present Secretary Of
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-27
Iowa State Agricultural Society.

The 10th Annual Exhibition of the Iowa
State Agricultural Society, will be held at Du-
buque, commencing Tuesday, September 18th,
and continue four days. Premiums exceed
$1,000, The customary facilities for reaching
the Fair, are afforded 10y Rail and Steamboat
lines Copies of Premium List or any infor-
nation concerning the Fair, may be obtained,
by addressing the Secretary at Fairfield.
j. NJ SHAFFER
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1868.
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MOTHERS!

The wasting form the CLASSY. expressionless
eye the fitful, starting sleep! the picking Of
the nose with the thin finger all tell in plain
err language than pen can describe, that worms
are killing your child. Get box of Van
Deusen's Confrcticns at the store. and if the
merchant has not got them. insist upon his
getting a supply of them. Get those made
hy Van Deusen Brothers. Kingston, Ulster Co.
New York Price 25 cents Il box.
s. HUNTINGTON, Wholesale Agent,
McGrcgor, Iowa