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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
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BALTIMORE sEOvE House.
No. - Light Sasss.,

bhL iINORE.
!, W .r, = "eas'n 10 now at hspd TO bnv ro,,
-. oioh hn, FURNACES. RANiERS:,k DO
h's. l'a. ,'"A aia sss what RkPAIRS You wsn,
a"ne I" your STOVES! Senl in yur, =.
''sssa'ately s1ss-~ss rffss =sxscassT ,b.n,
ss nnc further delay may c.,;,e y,.,. ;"can."
Gsence. - "
Dant f'tge. .has We arc selliTTs' ,b., b:u ,.,.,.
les Fir. !la,e s:ese t.,s OFF, 49,. 500.
20" aug and ;;.:! storias. at a ra'uccd oriae a.;
~, shs hFEMPE0vED OLD DpwIx,nnI; On;
.ooA sIo'E- 'ha. has ~ uobIy .,.,d ,bs
les. over al Competitors. '"'
oenc irl yocr oraers earl. "a
B!EB 90.
=. 49,. sa.t..S.4y. si"u.c.
>sv.s ". = Sd Lsn. d.
shangs - ~, 0ss
October lstk. lsG4--,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
NOTICE.

WAsHIsGTcN. ID. C.. Feb "a. 1864.
Mr. Eaiter:--l have this day i,eei, iniurm-
ed that the tine kr the tnistnlent cf nc-r.,es
and pay f'r the same dies n. expire on the
lst OF Mas:l.; tue time a, the ffars.ent date is
y, WM p. EATON.
80. Box llss, Washington, u c.
street. oPiiH'sife p.~s 6Aace.
.Tarch 10th; lse4--ft.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

| . h, GREAT zen
/ - = - =
SMITH. baes. T. CO.'S
(, NsRBBE MI .t'KofHING
HOL-SE, n
! 10 szcvaE saxs Oh rim. iERRir' fsAEeaIss
TAqy, are Low o!..riu. ;'cisl 't,i:neass
/: ttocks,f .,a IL - j. --r4
suAM s,rF.LIyara NJ WINTER
| y Mt, ..),rEltssgS e.
=. 20 per {. nt b.I''ar narses r4iue. n
|. [ also,
FL. PIECE i3cDs.
sfzll de-
sripti-lls, fer
CUSTOM WORK.
All persons in waas of WINTER
Goods will save 20 per cent. by tuy;ng
new. C"iuc s"oa and s.cnre your bar.
gxius before IL is too fare.
SMITH, BIOS. d. CO.,
Cio.l.Nt4 aud Merchant Tailors.
~ West Baltimore 3trses.
;~g Baltimore, Nd.
:, ]. H. TURNER. forwcrly of Saint
Mary's county. Salesman.
Sept l-ls64 II
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. :.
'E'IIE und.r.isnei. hasi;s deyJsei tire,
yeats t"tl { stud. et Dentistry, offers HE
p.c"xs,onai setvices 20 the pubi,c He will
practice deskistry, hereafter. in conilnctiou
with meiicue,. and cam always be found.
when no. professionally engaged, at the nlA
Issjtlence OF c. G. Spalti'ns. in Medlry's Neck
AL oiiem addressed ea,t.m, frmnI this and
the atj,.!us c,u..tics, will. ,nee. with prompt
atscLtiun. x 1-
J. FELIX MORGAN. NJ. H.,
~ Leonard Town, p. 0.
February 25th. 1861 3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

sesfiE undersigned. haeing <lsted Fc,s,cs.
u Mo,fru-, Narin'k, Washib.s.u. aha .:h
er points, aud made arrangements ~ se,iSs
tIlu papers for ali parties having s:.ves enlist.
ed ii ihs A'Iay. is prararod :" give all !nfor-
nlalion e. parties concerned lie lias an en-
'ire .'st # oil slaves enlisted u tine in.pec-
Gcu of his fellow -~i'','h-.
TuAu. K PREUSS,
2 X; Attorney ut Law.
Jups 2ni. !ssi1-lm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
- PROFESSIONAL.

1NR. j. r. .TrIOS. REEVES has located
II At ''WhlTE PLAINS" Ab"u; mile
from the village c Chaptco, ana respectful?
.oafM his professional ser vices to the pubic
He will dssote hiihsea esc.saFsvit to the
.pfacrice nf his profession.
. JAG. 18th. 1e62-tf. :.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
EsOTicE IS hertbyr sstin that. The, sah scri
5Voers have ob.aine. from tbs Orphans 'Coua
o. st. Mays county IN Maryland, le,,ers p1
aiminis;fatI>n on the personal esla;e Of Jas. P.
Nett; iaie. o. .sWd eo4n,y,. :.eceassd. AL!
7e-s"ns hav.n:; 'c.as1.s a.sirst tie said de-
:easc'l, are he.sby wurnea to exhiti, tie same
snt he proper snuches ,hersnf. TO the sub
scribe or or before ~ l:.th Iav Of Fe1 1865
oheE",sc they may be excluded ~ lay rom
s'l >sc.E. "f yi-r sa,i estate. CTtven unier ou..
hands .h,s li,h day Of August, lsS4.
80. A. SCOTT,
JAS. s. DOWNS,
$50; =, -. :. Administrators.
Angaa, 1lsh. lse4-Ix.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
Oct. Ia.h, lss4-om.

NOTICE TO CEEHi7ORS j,
hereby gave. na'ise, tina, have ob,a,n.x
from the .Osphats' Cour, nt ST. MARY,
County,, Ma land. letters "i adm,ns nsssra on
.hs l.e, +s:..i estate "f Custa..s b. sand<k %
81. Mary County sdereassa. All ,e.sens
nnv,ns claims asa,,,x, the said drcrs,e. ,,~
'e'ehy n"aaed 10 exhibit she. same with the
2loner. sTiches ak,aciied thefrc,, or or be.,
hre the lSsn day.of Apni isss, ethe, wire.
they may be excluded by law. from all osn.k,
a,l&he SAID estate Giyen undsr NV han.. IA.
i3,A day or DC. 1854. IT..
10 SAhEaki A. BO.'D.
ssHeasr Eiscn,ux
fJes.. fash, tscs-sw
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

County, sitting az Court Of Equity.
-.
Ordered by the Court, t,at tbe Audi
tors Report 4. f,ei 10 thu. case, be rat.
itts and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary he shown on or before the third
Monday Of N,vepteF nstt. tFovided a
copy OF this order BE- publishei il the Saia,
Mary's Gazette, once week for tLree sue
eeasive weeks, previous 70 said third Mon
day of November next
Ey order., 90, -.
S. inc /: CAVALIER, crt.
Tue copy--test
JNO y CAMALlER, Crk.
August ita. lSG4-3a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
HAR RISON'S
csc'y -
PLANT EEkV'lLaXEis.

A PERFNT FOOD FOR EVERY vAE1.
Efl OF FARM AND GARDEN
CROP.
-.
IT vii! f',rni.h every element requisite fsr
ti'e most rapid, equable aud cn!ars ses!
srwth. the ms~t pyrfec, structure e every
,rs.n ci each plant, the mos, mat'.,e dcvcl-
oprnent Of their truit ,,and, consequently. the
most healthy constitution possible t, attain.
II vii give fertility to the most barren
sails. and an maintain tie highest fertility
in al, soils.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
NsyricE 70 CREDITORS.

AkCriCE IS HEREBY given that the subscri.
~ hes h,s ootaiaet rom the Otnians
Court "i S1 Mary county, in Ma ry'art, let.
:s.s OF administration 90 ;he personal estate OF
Win: r. Ean5ey. ise OF sn,d county, deceas
tu AHpersoss k~stT. cia.rfs .Sninsf The sa,d
.:ereasei art hereby wsrI ed to exhibit the sam.
with the proper vo'!ches thsreof, 10 The sub.
"cr,aer on ~ refne the 9th dly Of February
1865, otherwise they may bv sxclud<i by Ia~
from. MI bepeit nf ihe said estate. Given un
der sny hand this 4'h davs,f August 1864
CATHAtiNE p. LANGLEY.
A3n;n,s.ra,rix, w a
August 4:h. 1864 -tx.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
J raaoNLt tAss'e6LruaAt
,5SUa.Sxris MARYLAND.

AND " EI II \ NC,
4 MONTHLY PERIODICAL PUBLISHED
Fl, By =. s. NILS s. CO.
The sesiior partner formerly in..rcs.ed in IL.
"Es:ral iseeis.er."j - 10
sa aas. cALssst sfssxr. ssrner of Mercer,
- - RALPsAORE.
Ami jesttea to
..eslcULrune, tiokTlcuLEt;aE. st,.
RAJ MdNQRy, uovskHcLb Ar.
FAIRS. and MECHANIC ARPS.
4" isa Reliable artl' Practical J.urfar Dc.
voted t. the llfi.rent departments of
FIELD .CrlrUgE. such as growing Field
Grips. Orcl.a.i 4ra aasien Esui,s, Garden
Vegetables and Flowers, fTo|rra tct IN,
La@lapd Yard. Trees an,i Plants, Cure al
Domestic Animals, &c, together with all sub
lecfs of kindred nature m,c,tEting to the
Farmer, R"rteutnrst, and fi.S.hold
The "FARNEk' cnrtsEns 4s double coll.
n.nn octave pages. with 4 page Coyer
nlaSms,n the IL numbers. s24 pases-prin,ci
Que hne rapor and clear type. .
Published "n the first Of each month. 40
90 fcryrN-or 6 copies for 81 5O---or 1t
copies !or $40. and 4 copy to the get,-r uo OF
thr elb-HS- Ss'ecilnen copies furnished
gratis
April 2ls,, lsc4~t,. -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

rxA5 5Wasis.g:StI tIifaFl- 'fE0F'rpS. 5an'.
. Wy DkA.EI,S in D9@:EsliT. .ass Eslk-
EIGS LlGCui have Errr'Tei Ir@n NJ.
rs Vest Prs.; Street., 10 -. 10 Snu'h
Htree.s. and are ptepared. With .;:.cr a-'t ss-
c,l.,,,. rr tn.:ns.s. I, ..ar III ar. ici,s in
thsir4fue ~ the 70 i favlJ-a Lc terms.
!. E.pc,',i a,t>ntio'i&is paid to The reoiif,in
OF ,.,,,n,n whisky.
All csi.:isilirsn.4 Ct county, produce "
meet Will p., nap a"i personal attention.
'5'Oat eth is6. ,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

-"5fTII . NN-fII HVt-o.
eTO|iGG 's, h@6by gl,en. haiti, .rns~-,
~ her IN 4 r4airti rpm ice .04taa"s.
s:,.e OF. Ps.sr o..isn.k. ..a,s II sa.i co-,s,
de- -asra, ~ p;i.t ,s s 1z iss!ns sssln,, III,
sssa sie7esse! ,are Ne: s'y xaruea u exhlB:; the
sssne ~i,h the proper ycuehef shers1fs 70 Ne
ss1Tri6esoe or before nae' lssk aay o!Fsb.
-lkESs saher~iss rhey .n,s y~be ,xeiudsd !bx- -isw
fssn all ksns6s Of the d ,esissst ID ijse9 Ss-
ier say ka:A ibsa III o. <iayysf ,IsSa. yss'<
.T4I-H M j0ssAst q. SascsE.
a&s. IIss: Iy.M "''" SF$'s
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
OAK GROVE SEMINARY,

THIS school f,r yonng ,sdies VIII open on
Monday. October si. II is pleasantly .itua.
tel in 8 nealthy and qriet part Of Prince
6eorge's county. Md. Fur tefr6s and other
i-tortna,.on, address
-1'H a.*ssAS Iss. NJ. F. Burke.
!! "t. H.:rse lead
Prince Geo. o., III a..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
f,es. iaeh. tse.-&w.
! W'TIcE 20 CREDIT0ks.

:. .yrTIcE 20 CREDIToks.., l., :.
ENoTiCE il herssy gwen thss the o. abstub.r
~ has obtained from he usrhnns Court f.t.
SAINT M"ry's County. III Maryland. !e,era
dstnfa'~'ras.on Oh tie pss,nnnI estate Of nsr.
r'son Edwards, lt;e of -.iI Co., deees .sd.
Aii pes.0ns hayins elaina ssa,.lx, ,ae xsi1 ,dA
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhiiftsa,,sss. =,
with the proper vnaches thereof, to The sut..es..
Der, OF or before the 18th day OF Marea, 1865,
,'her~ Use they may s.:;.a'.r4fa Ly law from I'll
Hsheht %: :he sx!I sa.Aie. GI.en under nv
ns"s ssla l5n. d~y afsSem. l-sl i
THOMAS T.. EDWARDS,
Sept. ls.h. 1854 -4s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
OILS Akb GREASE.

tOAL OH. for iihtrH-g: pAREAFlSr
OIL ',r t'"'ton. " "4r1 and q, her ma.
,''ner,i NAtUk " Rt'Cn on. FIR thr,b-
ing and timer ma l'incty: .r,R Oh; LAM!
Oh: FAINT plL. a E.n,f >ul,s,,tnt. fus
L'"H.st sfi; EtN.Ak OIL CREASE, for w.
son nta.s and h"avy brar,as,: AL-OIuL,
sENZINE, &c. &c.
For sale by -.
MChEAl. g. JONES.
Hs. sf ). C4is.rs S:rexs,
-, 49," Ss!tis,o.s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

LUcKETT & Go
COMMERCIAL AND REAL ESTATE
BROKERS'.
80 St. Paw Street. tup stair,
etrssIrs EAssxrc R.1r
=, BALTIMORE. !,
nny ard sell Real F.ta,t and Ground
KentS.--CvlsctioIs mad. a..S ,,o,,,. ""A n.""
tisiaf.s < Wv" 'o~a" Nsgo"
Oct. 18th, lsG4-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

~ sccsnrf cf f:in,crols a.'rFca''oaN re-
~ cer7ed frolr NE .N.:F.h rs ina en'-r-
si,n>d ell pyrsoa.,.~ a'.i'F ;nl-s.dss PITTS OF
g. f~as irpa1 11paip 70 yso.sas iyr sec can
-. ssspsse % ssi,fe hi r..;s :SIbT >3aJl 4
A:cdstc Bf. a.- 7sY,ll A4;s. s&'a'sv,
Oc:., eo:h, tss&-tE' as"'f1
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
EQulT.Y, N Office.
Walter Mitchell. In the Greu:,
W. | fuurt TOR ST. Ma.
John d. S'ah1cu, rvs Cyu..tv s:::t:ne
as = coi: 81


Tie eticct Of this sui; !, e. procure A de-
c;tc f"- :l,+ safe "f certain re-! estate, n ,,t
Marv's ec'~.s. "iiich q" tie %:n' riav a
jnuc, 6h2, was .lrrt-,, ,,'..i bv .,.is sfcnJart.
J"hn II. !uri,rt."!t' Nh Mt.ctei
The h,. STATE, III stby..r.ce Tia. ca H..
lab day .: hisrca, lScG tnS-~ad .irhn n
n'EnIrpr hveyel cer:ain i,a' ..ta-e lrate.i
iu Sc. A1ary's eounty, a.I Witch is rar,ieu /.
isr 7 rnel:'nnai in said tunvcy.nco,' fir.u
with sail bill as 81. exhibit, anto the said
Waiter: Mitene'l " "sy of NOR. gage to 81.
cure the payment of foar ;hlis:.,ri, FIVE
hundred dollars. with interest tiieiessn AZ
<pr;ih-.i Ia SAID li.i to Le paid in shree
years.
'fAe bill nrays H.. q sale Of said rea, estate
a,ray tlla aforesaid indeL,e iress and interest.
.aaa' also states thai t.e said John H. S,,.ho-
ran is not Resident Of she State of Mary
land
1t IS thelelore aajndged and ordered. that
the cutnpsiua:.t, by causing, copy Of this
''rtler Ia he published in tire Saint Mary :
CARTE. once weeE ktf foaf successive
weeks previous TO the tweentiee.h div, of
August next give notice to the said John
II. So,hnr.n. sf the inject and substance of
this I'LL and warn him To appear in this
court. either in pers,n or by solicitor on or
to answer 81 prsas.s. and sUs. she~ eaae' neai +
any he has, why a decree oagbt tot to pass
az prayed. :,
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Cl'k..
True copy--Fcs,.
Holm A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Jsues c. Bean & others,
Is.
R1be:,N Bean,

In the Circai' Court for Ssin. Mary'
County. sitting az Court Of Equity.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-03
Change of Opinion.

There must have been remarkable
change Of opinion in Bradford county,
Pennsylvania, within few years.
Not long ago, when the bank of Potts
town issued it's five-dollar notes,
James Buchanan was SO popular there
that his portrait was engraved on one
corner of the bill, and nobody thought
of defacing it in the remarkable style
that has prevailed since the begin
ming of the war. A banker, who is re-
markable curiosity-hunter, has shown
us bundle containing thirty-eight
Of these five-dollar notes, in TWEEN.
ty Of which the word Traitor is
written across Buchanan's forehead ;
in another the letter L )" is branded !;
on one the following words appear !:
Give him his deserts )" on another
is written, "Ye ould divil,' and still
another bears this inscription :" False
to his country and his God, but true
to the Democratic party" Some in
genious individuals, unable to express
their contempt in words. resort to
symbols one has drawn a copper
head snake, wriggIing in the mouth of
Buchanan another decorates the
head with cap and bells, and third
encloses the neck within a moose
which is attached to gibbet. These
curions methods ofindicating contempt
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-03
The Great Cavalry Expedition,

The Memphis Bulletin contains the
following particulars of the operations
of portion Of the great cavalry expe-
dition. This portion was under COM
mand of Major d. Z. Coon, formerly of
Cerro Gordo county:
Starting in the direction Of Olive
Branch, Mississippi, the Coldwater
was crossed seven miles from Byhala.
A battalion was sent thence to Tuila-
homa. The main body had several
skirmishes with the enemy, passing
within three miles of Waterford. The
Tippah river was crossed on kind of
pontoon bridge. The enemy then re-
tired to Wyatt's Crossing, to intercept
the expedition, but were handsomely
deceived by the troops remaining in
camp all day, then marching from Pom.
totoc. The expedition was composed
of tolerably large cavalry force.
The weather was pleasant and the
roads good.
Before reaching Oxford, on the Mis-.
sissippi Central Railroad, squadron
that had been sent from the main body
to reconnoitre returned with two men
wounded in skirmish that they had
had with party of rebels. They had
the Captain of the company prisoner.
The enemy had left Oxford, recently
Forests headquarters, for the south,
ten days before.
1t was found that the rebels had
nearly all left General Grants front to
reinforce the troops lying at Meridian
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-03
-
VALUABLE FARM
Fer sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale his home
Il stead, situated half mile from Charles
City. The property consists of IS acres of
land-sixty acres of which are under improve
ment--on which are new, large, two-story
dwelling house, all finished; good frame
barn with basement, well finished and ne
cessary outbuildings. There is a good well of
soft water for the house, and stock well at
the barn. will also sell % acres OF timber
land, situated about one mile from the fore
going premises. Besides the above / offer for
sale so acres of good unimproved prairie land
within ii miles of town. will sell my per-
sonal property separately or in connection with
the homestead, according to the wish or con-
venience of purchasers The homestead is
regarded as one Of the pleasantest and most
desirable locations to be found i'm Floyd coun-
ty. The whole of the above property will be
sold low, and terms made easy For further
particulars, inquire of A. B. F. Hildreth, Ed
itor of this paper, or of the subscriber on the
premises SANFORD HARDWOOD.
Charles City, Oct. II, 1868. i' 4
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-03
Movement Against Mobile.

A New Orleans correspondent un.
der date of February 18th, writes
l have been told just now that
large bodies of troops have lately been
concentrated on the islands of the
Mississippi Gulf coast, with the view
of making a descent upon Mobile.
Three large transports heavily laden
with troops went down the river the
other night, and large expedi-
ton has certainly gone to attack
Mobile. With this comes renewal
of the story that the troops at Madi-
sonville are to be ferried around to
Pascagoula. l should be the more
willing to believe this story were it
not reported to have come from the
neighborhood called headquarters. Sc
crets do not come from headquarters
in such shape. As to the transports
with troops which have gone down
the river, one at least of them was
loaded with furloughed troops going
North to recruit The others were
probably going to Texas, to replace
furloughed troops which have come
from there.
Whether there be any intention to
attack Mobile or not, it has certainly
been heavily reinforced, and much
larger force than that which has been
defending Charleston is reported to be
within the lines of fortification at the
former place. According to my views
of the real intent, the confederates
have been deceived by the talk about
attacking Mobile, and will feel the eff
fects of it about Atlanta sooner than
they expect.
Red river is rising and will be soon,
lift be not now, in good boating con-
dition. 1t is generally believed that
there is not a large confederate force
up there, and that what is there is to
a great extent demoralized aud def
cient in discipline and equipment.
That is however difficult stream to
enter, and its navigation is full of or
binary as well as military perils. As
yet | see no preparations for any
movement in any direction.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-03
Legislative Summary.

Our intelligence from the Capital
the past week has been very meager.
In the Senate a spirited discussion
took place on a motion to strike from
a bill to amend the School Law, the
section relating to the duties and CON-
pensation of County Superintendent.
This section makes it the duty of Su-
perintendents to visit every School in
their respective counties, at least two
times in. each year, to lecture in each
district and in short to take such an
oversight of Schools as such an officer
should be required to do.
The compensation is graded accor-
ding to population-ranging from $50
to 5000
The Senate refused to strike out by
vote of to 81. Pending the con-
sideration of the bill the Senate ad-
journed.
In the House Mr.. Hildreth introduce
cd memorial praying Congress to
make a grant of land TO the State of
Iowa, for the purpose of aiding in the
construction of Railroad from Nc
Gregor westward to the Missouri Riv-
er, which was referred to Railroad
Committee.
Mr.. Nelson presented a majority re-
port adverse to the repeal of the SUI
pervisor system. Subsequently bill
was offered by Mr.. Johnson to change
the Supervisor for the Commissioner
system.
Mr.. Russell, of Jones moved to lay
on the table in order to see if the
House desired any change. Carried
by yeas 81, nays 81. 1t is therefore
probable that no change will be made
in the system.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-03
Poetical Gem |!

We have received the following
choice and beautiful literary compost
ton, with the request to publish the
same. We comply, rendering the ar
ticle in all its pristine beauty save
the chirography which is inimitable.
We feared to make any change in the
original, lest our profane touch might
detract from its charms. No doubt
our readers will congratulate us upon
the new acquisition to our list of con-
tributors. Here it is et Ateratim, ct
punctnatim, ct spellatim:
Thear sit weapiug alone in the distant west
weaping for one who now weeps for me
my husband has gon to fight the battles of his
WHARF his friends wife and children he knever
may sec
OWhat IL he fall by the hands of the enamy
cursed be the wrebs and the copper heads TO
they hav cauzcd the death of mana a man
and men that hav family cauzed mana a wife
to bid alas their husbands adiew.
! hope this rcbellian will soon be put to acloze
and battles may end and be hurd of no more
for It's to hard to see dear friends fall by the
cursed foe . #a#..
o should like to be the one to rule the suth
en fow
take old jeff and Beauroguard and chaing
their minds to unian men $50
then old Price with all his men send to some
suthern cost
Put down rebellian in the south and free all of
our unian men
and drive thoze Suthern curses all of in some
suthern cost
Death should he the Potian of all the traitors
in the south
O cursed he the man that to his country want
Prove true
See the traitors in the north you can tell them
by their mouth
for their faces rinkle by old rum and mouths
are In skew
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-03
Tbe gntelligel,n,ter.
SUNDAY School Festival.

The scholars of tho Sunday School
of the Congregational Church of this
place propose to give themselves a
benefit. The thought is capital one
We believe in that selfishness that is
for the best good of everybody and its
practitioners besides, as seems to be
the present case.
tits determined that there shall be
q festival on Friday evening at early
candle-light, March 18th. for the dou-
BILE purpose of having a pleasant time
with all in any way friendly to the
Sanday-School cause, and of raising a
little sum from which to supply the
school with library, papers. etc.; and
all for the pleasure and instruction of
the pupils. The necessary committees
have been appointed one of which de-
mands special mention: A bevy of
girls and boys, both youthful and ju-
SSuiic, dic W scti TIC tiShe'oo vi "u'hio'
sion at the exorbitant price Of 10
cents for each one present, whether old
or young. AS soon as the tickets are
prepared, squads of one or more will
make their appearance wherever hui
mainly hides itself, to WOO it into the
sunlight of glee, laughter and genuine
enjoyment. For 10 cents supper
would be very cheap, if it was so in
tended by these young spectators.
But it is not. They have infused their
inspiration into their seniors Of the
congregation, who, to vic with them,
and encourage also, have determined
to secure the scholars of the school on
~ free supper, and also so far to pro-
vide that the rest may otherwise have
their fill--for the proper equivalent.
Besides there will be tables spread
with various articles Of handiwork
that young ladies know so we'll how
to make and "for SALE" Ice cream
will not be forgotten; and the smiles
of lady sellers will do away the neces-
sity of either baking, boiling or blow
ing before taking. Every one that
buys ticket will not be able to be
on hand but they may send to the
festival post office, under the charge |
of post mistress duly appointed. OF
the other etceteras, as new music, and
30 on, we forbear speaking lest the
pleasure in store be deadencd by too
definite anticipation. Buy ticket to
the affair of the season, then stay away
If able.-CoM.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-03

A donation party will be held at
Gilberts Hall on Friday evening for
the benefit of Elder N. f. Cory, pas
tor of the Disciple church in this
place. 1t is expected that all the
friends of the Elder, (Which are not
few will be present with open hearts
and well filled purses, Cat the begin
ming but not at the close. Extensive
preparations are being made and a
pleasant time is anticipated.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-03

Congress has at length passed the
bill creating the Office of Lieutenant
General. The President Immediately
signed the bill and the same day issued
a commission to Gen. U. S. Grant con-
ferring the Office upon him. This APP
pointmcnt does not necessarily dis
place Gen. Halleck who will continue
to GIL his position till removed unless
no deems it best to resign, in which
event Gen. Grant will succeed him.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-03

We publish elsewhere the proceed
ings Of the Board of Supervisors ct
its special meeting last week. 1t
will DO seen that bounty of 500
has been offered for volunteers. The
action Of the Board receives an airing
by a correspondent in another column.