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For the Standard.
Conservative Meeting in Burke.

CONSERVATIVE Meetlns In burkes
AT a meeting of the Conservatives of Brindletown
district held ut VIM. Cowan's on Saturday the
2Sth May, a large crowd of ladies aud gentlemen
being present Mr.. r. jackson McElrath was called
TO the chair, who explained the object Of the meet
ing in few brief and appropriate remarks. 1t was
moved and seconded that committee be appointed
to prepare resolutions Tor the action Of the meeting
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen,
Mi. Jesse Fisher, Mr.. JAS. NJ. Thompson, Lieut.. j.
A. Seals and Lieut. U. o. Dickson, VINO retired and
in u short time returned, and reported through
their foreman Mr.. Thompson, the following resolu-
lions which were read and unanimously adopted:
Resotved, That We arc devoted to our principles
as Conservatives and that we will support no man
for Governor or the Legislature who Is not Con-
seryative g after the straitest sect.
Resolced, That,in our opinion there was no ne
cessity for the suspension OF the writ OF hd6eNts
corpus in this State that our people are true to the
South of their own accord, and do not need to be
forced to be so and that We hereby request our
Representative in Congress the Hon. 3. s. Gather
to all his efforts to procure the speedy repeal OF
the law suspending said law.
Resolped, That we agree with Gov. Brown OF
Georgia and Vice President Stephens, lnat the
biood of hundreds of thousands may yet be split,
and the war will not yet he terminated ny iOrce OF
arms negotiations will finally terminate it pen Of
the statesman more potent than the sword ot the
warrior, must do what the latter has failed 10 no.
Kesoloed, That in w. W. Holden we have bold
and fearless Champion Of civil liberty and Conser-
vative principles and that he is our rst choice for
Governor. We believe that if elected, as we trust
and believe he will be, he will prove true To civil
liberty, true to his State true to the people and
true to our gallant soldiers, and true TO Conserva-
tive principles iand will support no man for the
legislature IN this county who is not;his outspoScn
supporter for Governor.
ItesoLced, That we nominate our friend and fcl-
lowcitzeD 1t Lasson A. Taylor, to represent us in
the House of Commons, and do most respectfully
recommend him to our Conservative friends
| throughout the county OF Burke.
| Resotoed, That Mr.. Tod r. Caldwell is our first
choice for Senator from this Senatorial district
composed Of the counties Of Caldwell, Burke and
Mcdowell, and that we will give him our most Cor,
dial support H.. 80.
Resoaoed, That the proceedings of this meeting
| be PUBLISHED in the Standard and Progress.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet again
on the first Thursday in August next at the differ
ent precincts in the county, give the Conservative
ticket an overwhelming majority in this county.
r. JACKSON McELRATI,
June 3D. 1864. Chairman.
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n OTICE ,...WALTER A. THOMpS

n OTTO r.. ...WALTER A. THOMPSON
Ii will eave Greensborough and uillsborough on The
25th instant, for the army Of Northern Virginia Persons
desFOus of sending boxes must have them the depot The
day before. marked and Wei ghed
Lint and old linen in great demand in anticpatn
Of the coming battle above Richmond; he appeals to
who have either Of these articles to forward Them to hin
by that time. All that can be obtained will be needed
W. A. THOMPSON, Agent.
Nay u, 1854. l9-td
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The Savannah Republican, says: The Emperor
Macmillan was at Havana on the 18th instant, en-
route for Mexico, and has probably reached Vera
Cruz before this. Mr.. Preston, Minister of the
Confederate States to Mexico, also there at that
date, awaiting the departure of the Emperor
The authorities at Havana we're quarantining
all vessels from New Orleans, on account Of the
prevalence of yellow fever at the latter place.
These facts we learn from citizen of Savannah
who has Just arrived through the blockade. q.
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NoURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER sEs

NOURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SESs
u SiONS, OF CHATHAM COLNfY-Wesley M.rcOR
and Lemuel NJ Morgan, Ex'rs of BENZ. Harvard, decd
against Rrinkley Harvard aud others, Legatees
In this it appearing to the Court that Brink
dered that advertisement be made in the NORTH
Standard for weeks notifying said Harvard appear
at the next Of said Court to be held upon the %
Monday of August next then and there to plead answer
denur to said petition judgment pro eoaesso will be
rendered against him.
Witness. Richard Gotten, Jr, Clerk of the said Court
this goth May 1854
May %, 1854. ll-wst
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The following resolution was adopted unanimous.
ly at the city Prayer meeting, Macon, Ga:
Resolrel, That the Christians OF this meeting
request the city editors to send forward as press
news by Telegraph all over the land that the Chris
tians of Macon, Georgia ask their brethren every
where in the Confederaey to unite with them in
prayer for our country daily, at 5 O'Clock, P. NJ
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JOHNSTON COUNTY.-WE ARE AU'
a. thorzed and requested 10 announce the following
gentlemen the Conservative candidates to represent n
countyof Johnston in the next General Assembly:
For the Sensts-THOS D. SNEAD, ESQ., .,,,uu
For the Commons-W. g. BANKS and W. A. SMITH
This ticket was selected by the Reserves from Johnston
zeus remaining at home held Of Smthfed 2stn
May. These gentlemen will be supported bv all true COR
servaves They endorse the platform of Vice presaeI
wilt Do iii they can q procure an early and hoeer'bs
peace. l.,
June g. 1854 25ta.
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=" RS TAKEN UP.-A NEGRO MAN
some S6 or % thirty gears odd, riding bay SiuIonl
with black name aud TAIL white bind feet white spot %
his lef side his shoulder about large as dollar
came 10 my Factory at Glover Orchard, " have the sa
animal shod The horse is in common working ordef
sees much jaded and has sure on his back caused o
an old saddle without pad upon which the negro WAS
riding The horse judged to be abouL years old The
negro had no pass and made his escape before could A.
rest HIM. secured his bundle Of clothes however h
pretended to be free negro-said he raised BY JONI
Gibson of Guord county, and seemed acquainted about
Greensborough wish the owner to come forward prove
JAMES BAYLIFF:
June 9, 1884. = -" 25--t.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-ST0aLhh1SS
Il From TIE aUBSCREsEh s STABLES WlIh ~
a5sh Of Nay black mare wh tte star in her orebssd
her lett hind foat marked white mp TO the fet'eek luz
flowing tail thick name falling to the right excep. She
is natara trotter The aSvre reward will be gwen t
her apprehension and delivery to Il is Thought u
she was stoIen by eavalsyman who was lurking aS"
ny premises thAs day. My address il Eagie RGSx
county, N. G. .--- II. ". RHODh,s
: june ., 1874. 20"
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An officer writing from Lees army to the Richmond
Sentinel speaking of the recent battles in Virginia,
says that the principal Development which they
have made, 50 fur as Grants tactics are concerned is
his utter disregard of the lives Of his men. He
masses and attacks on small fronts, and in conse-
quencc nearly every ball finds its man. General
Lee seems to have perfectly understood his nature
from the first, and determined to let him charge.
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TOB.WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPI1UI
q neatly and exreditiousy executed 1T III. SaSa ,
office. LAND DEEDH- ma RIAtE LICENSES, asd ILL.,
ny other kinds Of blARksnow on baud. ,f
May IL, 1864. ~"
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The summer term of the Supreme Court will
commence in this city on Monday the 18th Of June
next Causes will be called by circuits As hereto.
fore arranged, commencing or Tuesday, but no
week given.-Confederate
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TWENTY Gents STA MPs.-Letters deposited in the
post Office Of this city with half of the twenty cent
stamp attached to them, will not be forwarded but
sent direct to the dead letter Office Similar letters
forwarded from the interior by postmastes ignorant
of the orders Of the P. O. Departmental relation to
the said half stamps will notbe delivered except on
payment of full postage.-Richnaond Wing.
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groph writes from Matagorda, that on the 18th
ut, the Federal gunboats AtaJama aud Estells, at
tackled the c. S. gunboat H. I. Carr, and after
fight of two hours and a, half were sigpally re-
pulsed. The Al.bansa was struck below the water
line on the port side, and retired in sinking con-
dtion.-Erpress
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Hon. A. Il. Stephens, of Georgia, Vice President
OF the Confederate States, arrived in Danvilie ON
the 10Th, and left for his home in Georgia, ON tbu
Esd inst.--Richmond Sentinel.
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We learn that Lieut. General Longstreet is so
Tar recovered that he will take the field in three
weeks at the head of his corps.
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I'M SALE
~ 20U gallons Pure Linseed Oil,
100 keams Letter. Note and Cap Paper,
- $4,000 Envelopes
500 boxes Smoking Tobacco, asst,
-- 10000 lbs Smoking ditto in papers,
-2,aO ydS light A. cQttOns,
- Black aud White and Colored Lawns.
II. N. BROWN h co.
Hillsboro', N. c.
June O. 1884. 25-5tpd
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WE'LL PUNISHED. Graham D. Baker was tried
at Cumberland Superior Court last week for disti.
ling grain into whSkey. He was convicted and
nned 5000 and sentenced to 50 days imprison.
ment
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1t. Col. Jno. G. Lamb, 18th N c. Troops, died
at Poplar Lawn, Petersburg on Friday, the l7tt.
inst He was a native of Elizabeth City.
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EGYPTIAN CORN !,

F. G. Lindsey has presented s.etrsof his Egypti,
Corn, heretofore advertise in paper. The ear has,
solid grain lady, who raised it last year. send
us certificate stating that she thai had not be
plowed lit was sown broad cast-,kat produced twelv,
ears to the stalk-Adingdoa Pirginian.
May Is, 1864. 12--wStpd
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A Confederate soldier from Davidson county, nam
ed Hicks was instantly killed on the Railroad near
Thomasville Saturday evening, by attempting to es-
cape from the cars while the train Was running
lie had been convicted Of some offence and was being
sent here for imprisonment He was caught un.
der the wheels and mangled in a most shocking
manner.-Salisbury Wutchman
Press IN FEANcE.-The attempt to procure the
liberty of the press in France, though strongly
urged in the legislative body, has proved failure.
The Elnperors determination was made known at
the end of recent debate through the president Of
the council of state, in these words: 1--WE do not
believe, at this hour, and in the presence of the
great duties imposed on the Emperors government,
we can consent to any modification whatever in the
existing regime Of the press"
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VlLACK CALICO.-JUST RECEIVED FOR
- private sale, BY the piece ot Of Fresh Blockade
Prints Also, anothsr supply of Ladies' Fine Caters aud
walking Shoes. JAS. NJ. TOWLES, Ag"
lima q. 1864. 20
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@knA REV AR d. --SrOLEN FROM
dDeDVV the subscriber on the night of I'd instant
one bay MARE, three years old, large and likely. lls
name lies The left siderather dapple bay black leg
and tail. Taken by Vaughn's Cavalry. Any persia
that will return said Mare will receive the aboxe reward
Z; A.. JESSE F1NNOY. &
Wibars N. c., May g. 1854. = 22-6w. {
accounts above. :. -, -. : $..-..
NORTH CAROLINA CHATHAM COUM
~ TY Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Teu
1854. John C. Harvard and Others the issue of Hen
c. Casteberry and wife Patsy. Two petims ~ to d.
vide land. and (2) to sell and divide slaves.
1t appearing TO the Court that the issue Of Henry Cas-
teberry and wife Patsy (whpse names unknown are
residents Of this State 1t is ordered that advertise
ment be made in the North-Carolina Stsnd,yd for SIX
weeks commanding said persons to appear at the next
term Of Chatham County Court to be held upon the %
Monday Of August next then and there plead, answer
or dcmur to said petitions judgment will be given
against them pro c0ntessQ
sWitness Richard c. Cotton Jr, Clerk of said Court at
pittsborOugh, this 2Sth Of May. 1854.
RICHARD G. GOTTEN, JR, q.
May 81, 1884. 12-wit
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DISTANCE ON THE STATE RoAD.AThe following
table of distances on the State Road will be valua.
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NUMDER OF MILES FROM. - -.
Atlanta to Vining, s
Vining to Mariett, Il
Marietta to Acworth, IL
SAcworth to Altoona,
Altoona to Cartersville,
Gainesville to Cass, /
Cass to Kingston,
Kingston to Ada;rsville, II
Adairsville to Calhoun, -
Calhoun to Rasaca, :
Rasaca to Thton,
Tilton to Dalton, ,,,,.,-....-- -. -. .,
Dalton to Tunnel Hill,
Tunnel Hill to Ringgold,
Ringgold to Chickamauga, /;
Ohickamauga to Boyce, ..s--' 80
Boyce to Chattanooga,
Do;l 30 covonfaar, vns1oc W
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thigh Green Phps leg severely, Jesse James wrist,
Ransom Pool mortally Sine dead Themes Whitaker BODY
BY SHE'LL W Cardin hand severely. ,,,,,
private Thomas, Bunting. WodndedO cSstalling head
'n Co e1 Go sssp David nys, Commanding Killed
None. Wounded sssgt Grant arm severely, privates
Smith spine dangerously, Horn head dangerously
Co Dmcapt W T Robertson, Commanding. Killed
Private A Brock Wounded-Capt W Robertson side
severely private John Turner thigh Woodward groin
Co Co ECapt s Quinerly, Commanding. Knled-None.
Wounded-Priyates P Boon head dangerously, Jos Cox
Co F-Capt J ERasbsrry Commanding: Killed
G Gooding shoulder severely, Bowen arm severely
Lyons arm, John Simmons jaw severely James Weather.
NO Go Gecapt G BIackmer, Commanding Killed :
Private Samuel, Spats Wounded-Private Garner
tCos and ale not given by our correspondence
Co K-Lieut Jno Massey commanding. Killed. none
privates H Creech thigh, D Price finger.
Total number killed, 5. Total wounded, 81. -
This regiment with the other two of Martins brigade
t7h and 42nd the first troops to reach the enemys
works in the charge of the goth inst and behaved with
such conspicuous galiantry the occasion as to win
most atterng notice of their services from our DIVISION
commander, Gen. R. F. Hoke. -.
This statement desire you publish. Messrs Editors
nasmuch as Virginia brigade supporting 800 yards
which SO noby won BY our own troops North Caro-
nians and to whom the honor of tho victory gained at
Howfett's farm on the goth inst 80 justly belongs
RecapituIaton-Killed z, woundedsl6 missing 2, to-
tai Is. -. 49,. .. :...
Eight companies of the regiment present. mount
ing Ss men and officers. We captured the gndon OF 'he
j. STUART ARMIsTEAD. JR.
49, 1ofI ionfo nd
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"E ARE AUTHORIZED TO Arro-
w COL. W. Ii. A. SPEER. Ut the 2sth \ y HNCt
candidate at the election on the lst Thursday in !.
sary ash eeo aps %asr counties
the next Legislature of North, Carplina. '"' 'enas
May IL, 1854. 10
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FAMILY FLOUR AND RACoN -
Il In store and for sale ar lowest market ra,es
Raleigh, May 80, 1864. N1'' A AZ:
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:" ANTE.Da IMMEDiATELY At
w office, two good cumpositors. The baho.,i HN
paid. inquest ns
June 2, 1864.
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" N,TED ANY NUMRrR nm
Immediately. Apply at This Of,
June 2, 1864.
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Rome, by the Railroad, is seventeen miles west
Of K innsfnn
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APPoRTIONMRNT OF HOSPITALS,

WXLIIHAM u SNEIIIN0S
Lieut.. Com. Co. p, 2tth Regt. N C. T
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ought not to be placed ip the hands of any man,
and well contriyed to strike down civil liberty by
making the personal liberty of the citizen subser-
Went TO and dependent upon the will of one man ::
and that the same is an assumption of power BY
Congress to regulate the domestic affairs and in
terial concerns Of the State, the management Of
which belongs exclusively to the States themselves
Rssoloed That the gallant soldiers are entitled to
the lasting gratitude Of the people Of this country
for the heroic valor they have exhibited on every
battlefield, and we tender them our heartfelt sym.
pathy for the prvations and hardshps they have SO
neby endured, and that it is the duty of all good
citizens to support and protect their wives and
children, and ne earnestly hope the day is not far
distant when peace may smile upon the country.
and we may be able to welcome them to their
homes -. =
Maj. Stipe, being present, was called to the stand
and accepted the nomination, endorsing the resou.
tens, and stated he was straight out Conservative,
and would stand or fall by these principles
Sheriff Masten was then called for and after an.
nouncing himself fer reelection, entertained the
meeting atlength on the subject Of personal liberty
and the rights Of fcemen, commenting upon the
message Of Gov. Vance, and the speech Of Vice
President Stephens, and in indicating himself from
some abuse in the Western Sentinel the editor Of
which. he said, was at the beginning of the war
secessionist, and made big promises rs to what he
would do when his. services were needed, but who
now sheltess his carcass from Yankee bullets behind
his newspaper - e....}, f.sss l5s-,'-..s5.-'
His Eemarks were timely and thrilled with the
= fire Of o true patriot 80, 0
Z Col Wheeler having been waited on, came for
ward andin an eloquent strain accepted the nomina
Lion, promising to be more elaborate when he
should meet the people at their tax GATHERINGS =
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WE ARE,AUTHORIZED TO ANSon\
w Lieut.. H. Ray, Of the 47th N. NRoUSCr
election in august next. < - - 'he easu,,
May IL, 1854. -
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-29
Letter from Chaplain Mason.
NEW York. Nov. Ok. 1ae1

r. NEW YORK. Nov. rs, 1884.
To TIE Editor Of the Press.
heavy weight of responsibility is once
more temporarily lifted from my mind. The
last of our lot of vegetables and supplies, con-
sisting of over 1900 barrels and boxes, includ-
ing ITO barrels of nice onions purchased in
this city, have just been safely deposited on
board the good steamer Atlanta, and the
Quartermaster assures me they shall go to
Pensacola direct. ga
We shall sail tomorrow morning and hope
reach our place of destination by Dec. I'd.
The responsibility of looking after things
has not been trife. Our careful farmers and
friends in Maine who lift things about with
human hands have little conception of how
freight gets smashed around on public con-
veyances. More than 100 barrels were brok-
en- open and their contents rolled out upon the
wharves. l have followed them from one
place of deposit to another, watched them,
and had them coopered over and over, and
hope to get them finally safely through to
Florida. When l do our friends who have so
cheerfully and nobly responded to our call
shall hear from us again.
Where all have done generously, perhaps it
is not well to particularize. But I should like
publicly to acknowledge our obligations to our
excellent Gov. Cony, to the publishers of
Maine papers, to the railroads who have fur
nished free transportation, also to Rev. W. H.
Hadley of your city, who, while / was circu-
lating among the people, permitted me to have
the goods consigned to him by the donors, re-
ceived, took care of, stored, looked after the
trucking from their different depots and then
to the New York steamboats,, and all without
penny's compensation for his services. And
last, though not least, to Col. Frank E. Howe,
Agent of the New England Relief Associa-
ton in New York, through whose influence
free transportation is secured for our stores
from this city to Florida.
Yours, truly, CHAs. MASON,
Chaplain I'd Me. Cavalry.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-29

Solomon advises the sluggard to go to the
ant, but the shifsless in our day 60 to their
ssuncle.'
GIVE hear of young lady in town who is 50
large-hearted that it has made her round-shoul-
dered.
81 Long words, like long dresses, frequently
hide something wrong about the understand
ing.
y The saying that ssthere is nothing like
leather, is justified by the fact that it is sole
reliance.
81 Punch says: "To be mast-headed accord
ing to. the laws of war, is to be treated with the
utmost rigger.''
q Colts arms are useful when you want to
fight, but if you want to run away, colts legs
are better.
81 Professor FELTON,, while at Athens, was
surprised at the classic purity of modern Greek;
the language is not dead, and chiefly differs in
pronunciation from that taught in our schools.
Alittle ragamufin, from Chalcis, used only a
single modern word, cofee-house, in dialogue
of twenty minutes; and young bellies spoke the
hard old tongue with an artless facility not
gained here by the studies of thirty years.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-29
Old Newspapers and their Value.


To the Editor Of the Press:
In your paper of yesterday, you mention
that Salem paper of 1773, and a Boston Ga
zette of 1857, had been handed to you. You
speak of them, I suppose, merely as interest
ing relics of the last century. But, in my
opinion, the newspapers of that period are
historical treasures of great value. There is
no other source of knowledge of men and
things of that age, which can be compared
with them. Even single paper will, not I'M
frequently, shed light on some inquiry, which
no other source will supply. Ny own expert
ence abundantly establishes this fact, and
knowing thus their high value for information
Of those engaged in historical pursuits. /
would state that l have the following papers
Boston Weekly News-L Letter, Oct. 21, 1856;
Boston Evening Post, Jan IL, 175S, june %,
1760, June 20 and July LIST 1892, July 25, Aug.
LIST and Sept. IL, 1893; Massachusetts Ca
zette and Boston News Letter, Nov. 8, Dec. o,
1853, Jan LIST 1764 and several numbers in
1857. Boston Gazette, May 4, 176l and Nov.
IA, 1852. Green and Russell's Boston Post
and Advertiser. Oct. Is, 1852.
New Hampshire Gazette and Historical
Chronicle Aug Is and Sept. II, 1880, Aug. 20
and Sept. II, 1862, Aug. II and Nov, 4, 1853,
and nearly full files of 1867, '68, 80, '7S
and IA
New a=sa-.a ea.-e..iefo ssr1t, IasscX danotte,
published at Cambridge, July 81, 1775, and
most of the numbers through the year.
Independent Chronicle and the Universal
Advertiser, nearly complete files from April
"a, 1777, through that year, and the year l77S,
to March A, ITO.
Continental Journal and Weekly Advertiser
from May, ITO, till May 9, 1882, nearly per-
feet. Salem Gazette from May 16, 1882,
through that year and the year 1888.
Yours, &c. E. E. BOURNE
Kennebunk, Nou. 25, 1864.