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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

To
i in the Territory of Idaho, you are hereby noti~
fed that there is now on file in the Office Of the
District Clerk of the I'd Judicial District of said
Territory, in Idaho City, Boise county, the COM
plant Of Benz. M. Anderson, claiming of You the
sum of 1882 81, with interest, and asking iudg-
ment therefor and unless you appear and answer
to said complaint within twenty days after the
service hereof, if served within Boise county with.
ia thirty days if served out of said county, but
within said Judicial District and within forty days
ii served out Of said district exclusive of the day
of service, ] judgment will be taken against You
by default according to the prayer Of said com
plant, by order of said District Court. IN teeti-
monY whereof, /, John @. Henley Clerk Of said
Dist Court, have hereuntO set my hand
GLS1 and affixed the seal Of-s0id Court. at Ida
no City, Size Both day Of June, A D, 1864.
44m3 JOHN G. HENLEY Clerk Dist. Court.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15
and
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS. !

DARTICULAR Attention given to repairing Fine
Il watches. All kinds Of Jewelry made of Boise
Gold. Diamonds reset In the newest styles All
kinds of enameed work made to order in FASH
lOnable styles. Mr.. ROBERTSON having been many
years Foreman to Messrs. Barrett & Sherwood
jewelers., San Francisco and having had many
years experience in the manufacturing of Fine
Jewelry, we feel confident that our work will com
pare favOrably with any work done on the Pacific
Coast. We keep constantly on hand a large as
sOrtment of Gold and Silver watches and Fine
Jewelry. ALL WORK WARRANTED. 28tt
Idaho City. April I'd, 1864.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15
MORTGAGE Sale.

Idaho city, Sept Both, 1864
, 1864-10-07
BHukluu H1tu 15IrDangE,
#fDElnal.
DK. NAEK5s
SYFHillTlC CUR e.

T1.s Me43ciEs 81 Il Sal. EoE Eztscai
Cure 70. BJFhtlia IN xao Pf1nnAFJs
Secondary ana Tart1arf atnsos. anE
IL ahc most Important medlcA U1s@
eovcrJ 1t the At1eIeeusk centu1T.
e .s oas sEx6nI 5fs essa
p8H1s Which derepas ppoE = rrst,h' stss~, that of
o1.u1Cs ttaaps. WHICH u cfpsAe Of oAasnae8oa
" ba sa.tRef saHss; s1PBu171c cuEk thu only ns.
sne EH *sfF Il I'd ~ 81
II y tssis yas,ed M ~ coErasaea @ ers md taos.
o Ths ri as@sse, % vs,sh h., s.isd ii. KIN
q SRs 81 aS e s ast e tPS 991
TO uraR cut miserable ex!s Ienee wda life la1tad
ss 81 sS7ss &C. 2 srEF 5hs i 5K9
ST. HEIk u clh:acsezized by TIRES dlsuna1
e ss ses! 81 IT, I'D e
sone u the coEn5 caa oroer tho ee.trtrt taHd IT,
ss "s q hs dsssse Nts xSa IN;
':rE1a TEE r1Rs7. OF PR1AAR1 u7Aak Of sypht,,. !.
whea The ChsLc1e. CT uleeu INIT appear. .Wo dine
shoula be l0st u EroeuEnk package of DK.btAREE
IL. .Brash. eoap. sponge q int. '' '-a'>'@0'
M MfEise es1 .sea tho
e. fosasE q s.
ant throAt Klacai. akin. Lead. mucous membranes
e ss 6 s r. sSas %
Fl i and Eeah .re asss $ ,ss I.co=dxr7 stsze.
THE 4Hkb, II fkSssi q 1iEfiAY STAGE. .,s known p1
tbs follextIE syTp:oEs: aodes. OF aaf1&-5 ra1-t1s
tumoEs On the bones; enlaIZencect OF the 1cint1
ccutrsc.iGns, hard nstus In tlg bunRa au1 lot1t4
c1tfes Gr delay Of the bones syphlEuc rheaustt1
alteration OF Darts. &C. 1he Hayp.I:tc Cu5oT Aal
Pile are used N ts1e etAxc.
sis e. s:s:;5st = pc bottle: Pin.
FeItonf WHO hRvt rtk5dn 10 9us..1c TOE ANY
C4UsE, eittet HERRDlTITY o. e. result Of con-
TAG10N, Of from TN tE:sEi.t:T TdKATMEET, the
existence ct t.II EYFEu1IIC FIEUS Or FO1sOE
ElnfenA1Einf fE the fy5ten. 6pnnld uss D1. AARkH
6IPaulTIc CURE It once. md It Will eHectuk1J
eesdic4te every Particle o'tle VkUs AEi fes:axe
tbe system to 4 perfect Btate Of HEAITH 2ud Fu
sKco.pAgY SYPHILIS Is HEKzprrAY r. and ns1
be tranattea tie to child ty either parent IN whoEs
aEatem the cl5sRSr EAy exit y: person, w6o Ri
reasoI to suspect tae eE.eErle Of ang SYph1iut II
TT g RGis9n Y ;he,s sYetsn thon;e 1sA 70 q:e D
the y.tu1 IL erstic4ted tti tLe Constitution be:o1,
they into the c.hrstsEs te s1d thereby sscur
the Certa,nt1 Of PUh liz xod Of sllt1y offspring
"A utat1ss eu sy11i1ut l,iHehs@, ETilg rixfn dir
medicine, = -
n I5e medicine Will ns sczs by express - u
parts Of the country on receipt 0f the monsy.
.p fTt2graa ana sold by LIZ E Kt5I EELx 6
Co. corner q Ihisd srd Chesnui Streets ss Aot's
"a note eGs Is s}Ks'n'fEaarKRLY CO.'S Esa,,y :Med.
cine stc.e, ss Macsoa Etrccr- Gear s9a Foe. otGs,
, 1864-10-07

eu.rrHns IT54E1 H1 s7ln. ;., 11h!
ooi4ed ~ this eflce u1rt1zH. CT MONDAY. Oet1.
saesce n.1,fmtnt Wiz 'no oa'ea ets'7S sao'
FOUR TaOU5A 5ANu Ii,ffo} HEAD OF BEEF CAT.
TIE on tie h1 tlvsa &C she 5taes Ca:si. Gales,
each eye1T i0l zen Gays: to 70 14taeed wisa1n one
contracttr. they must Avernzs a7cuE (l,se thir.
teen hr ntrsd ooun:s Eroas wsghts All falling abort
ett GLV} e1e 1haussto pound! asc1A Hetkot- Bulls,
EtsEe, exc, Cow. Eei16s5 snd aofu.esa Cattle. viii
berefeeted.
the weigh OF eA1h sttes a:ce pted under this cod
aer, provided tie animal does not EtzGd In ha
, 1864-10-07
GO U0NtrartorE.
.0FrICE PURCHASING COM.


xra:eo PseDossls IN dusl,eate. as inris41 u1stt u
u. e rR1E aY ia = az q oS:05E as. & .sT & ass
:a iss sss:sttse; l;'a ps2ssS Ssea tour ''
Tns otl!1lr5 ei Us Gatuefo tase plaee = K1ass
ss 1ss Z. II ~ sSe rs:s - Il
{boassnd ter Wesx upul the coeaacs 30 +,
Tae taue:o % wcsAsz e tae ssaat aa tha na;
r. .s,ea g Ia :, s &
slsisn has1sa iosl aaunds 9ro.s sslnHa ,as, =
Be ncrsytd WeikhkK 1<ss than Ola tAoaesao sAS''
i 1,sia Inspection ztl be maze It e4ch dec-:s: ~
re sn.. Esi ess. a. y. ia a:ts vii nos r.eeze
os: III e 81 81 ,H b. 5 he :ctr
Esis se.a l. .nd i cass = etn. r7:zr neSear q
The ftm. nH.1L = tld mt: s'sa y: ES@G e - = rs
a4nk tn 1ui. SUI acti moans - ~ II oash Of aAck
acc r. tts Ns5i1pal Hare mint.
II td51tltn to 1hs aocvo l. i etcu1:ea sass 6s.o
M s :, ps yTe 7TeaiR + Ed 81 a.
ttea, fuf ihe al:hrul p-tts1mAsce ct saa contract
Eask bio to 4ecase co-sidsts;lao. nt2- % accon1
p p.,d BY 4E.l:.ea usiizs>s q t"o se7''@a9spe PEI
"Sis w. :. of Ii, coan:s Of - ssa:. If: Do
a.rsbyuz, s5tsr that tf taeT1 sola = ,a!n ,ne
Ksl prcpo,i*,oa saoud h3 loz 1ssr) g,o2 = +
an be ser1pted or {er .nc*l vlis onee sats. !asa
rsrte to e.s bn {or thetl> secutt:es. kitnz good
Edsnfa:l.ns o.dt 70: ~ .u,hnotn
5he ~ ef The qua anagss ass
:c:Lev, to b. e5c red : lsh the of-.
mas.
ao nse5 to is;n.a ss e ss2
on sas BOOT ID nricE tccarosace .isn II.
of tts eac1oten AdyeitisemeEt, - % oauvtssa a
av.n.yiile: Ina'ara. ter The sun of osf one nan
n.@ssr tAsa EN- 'hta:s1s hoskiaa s;ss
VII sos 1e ente's@sea@ c,n. snd ID e.. &
, 1864-10-07

Esks meEfc11a II x5t fnfaI31hIc cure for
B1u1ss4, sprainE, Geadschss 7too:E.
ache. sore Throat, 0otsc, cramps OF
sp1Ans, p1eentexy or Bowel Coxos
pla1ntz, Ncrgcn7 Affections, Pain III
the Face, Painters Co1ics PAlns te
Size Bres.st. side, Rack and IJmtss
Cholera choIeas rzorhu*, aud IL
fact wherever 1t tE 1pFllsa FEi1 cane
not ex1~t.
It;s use. 1t.TEeN sLtx rae t1-ENEAI1.Y Ar.
1t q nctttCt EN1lD111. it5 ALL FAId. 1yi Ye
&Hlicted.
Medl1ict 1.s>7e. % Ah!l.on e.. chicago, IL.
, 1864-10-07

CHICAGO, Eept 70, lSM.
Tr+ fc.a-t5n P:.:ttuE. VII. esSxsre and shs,oos1.
Gal Compsry q Fenrs1 lyann 60 noy :nPSsf
t.M1resi s1@r Ell. EEa Al Ek1. Rss ke knd C>e6er1t
* ii u Ife !lEEie toa OF cargo. IS LOWEST NAB
hah ha ntet.1t. BostcurFh, Btar Hill, Erie, Ch3p.
pt1s. hfnsHt kdse ann In1P. 17Pa e r.,t u.a,.or
stsf ~ sd Son ClA,K s!:ss. sn:0 g lhe & B. q y
EeLros Gss9 Y. -as' e'' RlBE8T Law.
, 1864-10-07
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t,s4o-t,- a.. -, ~ tina h,, 49,, a..
tn,,.a IN the r.,,t,c.r -, -, ~. ~,-cu, m ~ .oa
f.n.a r,.r.e.. r,,+ .~.,..., 49,. p, v.,e,b-
se1t1 20 ca.l ,as of IN. y.eu,tv
.nt tbr Fn,rc 49, n, R..r.-+ u..,, ~ ~. ~.
tyscs sasxsoxUa. both Of va,c, Ar, ,,ys,v eo,ea,.
+,.ted Il ilo ,szrsa,sn:. e..4n, Int,
tt.1. esrposluoa- One not:la Of Fla.d s1xa.s OF
ssrssp.rrA II fully eauAl IN engsa - x4on og
til sy,up o.decocttoo 4. ms115 nade aa3 hundr=4s
o; p1urgt..e u ttroushoattts ccnuJ hsTe sio3sed IL
n=ak.ac their s7rnp1 of tau aa1Neaa1 o7s faass-
so.cs fl adtct % pl.t Of a. u falY oq7a - shA
e.esra.ea L1t3cn biet Diux, 10 much useE IN former
es.a To ouy.fy. en1{eh tbs bleod aad besutuT tn
eou5,.z1,u n cu:,,7 ;to1 - ~ rsasatss. I
p,n II efa..} understood thas .he7 s1c not PAIN.
u,dte4,a. ucs. II whleh n.o co,pouadoa bhpse-
.o t.ro-~,s "a re.a aas II uplest pre-
...-.,,. ,,,,, ,n,.n-.o.-, p,,.u..,.1.s al Pr.,s.a~
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~ wv ~-. ..s.,.-. ~, n.,, arm.
s"sAeaa w - tD-s ~. g., o-,,. 49,, n.,.
1 tsa-N = ..,,.x-,,,,r,.
a"ae IL 1l'4' ~'s-' - ,..,- <,,.. :. ~.
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rEost prea.so'e-aA taa' - a@~.1 ~ -,
1IeuA1as aAse a'A' As0 49," ~ ~~
ossh&F1 oeea e3p1asa ~ F." o*laAi1e u'. 1'1s
fne pnonc' 2ae fee9ls e sue7 asea aa,a'sa -.
sre' 'nas *tsa ofeu n. 10 soo 7s's' '.s A..s u.
, 1864-10-07
DE. EASTEFsAY.9
FEVER And AGuE killer.

Fever, Dumb Acue. EhiIls = I'D Fever.
Inte rmi8tent ana Rtnittent Fever,
and every form Of Faver incident 70
the West,
Dr. Eak.elly1 F6ysr Aad AEae K;ue Il WAE
RANIED TO CURE. Ecd Ell FAILS the mco.y VII
be le:Ergeu y the puseah&es Il us.d u d.zedet-
EP:tce HE re- bottle
"Fo5 Eele es Oh. r. EAsTKaLY 4 CO.'S Tsrftj
kudlct1e e:nse. So Mkdifou S.. Chicago. Ii.
, 1864-10-07
A RMY tIDRES.
u OFF.cE o. 3, CGxxys,

II OFFICE q. 3. coxxs'4sT ~ 2 ot = tysgs.isES;so1.}
g1ac1szAn. oa,o. sspt 4. iaHl
sgStt1p PE3go5A1s II aao ts.ts L, g a.F g.
y 6.s En- saeHts,ss g sscs ss
''Hes 'Resx; ~: fn,s w: = Fs.s MAJ.
s,sst Goo n:5 ia sai:sd. ID iul haepsa oax or Lii
BIC E to ne aousd. taorausa,y cured, sed snoksd
d.1 Iocse o. rackcat tn scors :erces 6r boxes con-
~ e o. tho g. KID .ad al boxes
msss t,I.ppso y z,esn h;eset1 f1ss ts nt. y,
sss IT, is1e Il | eseh End ti@s
L st
sso1. xeAy:sa e tas csE pi.,.s=s ..a ~! e
sEo BATH Ne xfx q sa:1 - 10 assa
III Rslch sestt & isss =: Ss VII
iesi and Il At Erru taaa o-e point. ahe qn7-s'u At
s.rs..se rre,:sss Eu.t ps ln aaol1s.ss, e.
ssie Sriele 1t t1dzeaa; ;o1ss. an bl1dss may pro
poss ie1 tasWat:s Is NJ zass Of sno enoaAt ap.ci'
Tns prices tre. os,rs f:r PAX: res pouad fss b:
4 hs ~ usa sss sas
d ayRks, cccper packa "a q auch 1tae
slnss Isaes rs Ear be cezs7A:cd os 1ha Fac=4v'nE
Gonasctels arc ex5estsa to hold thslr goe5s ytta.
ss!pnsnti i 80 aesfsa by rs te:sl.lat Goa@a5aIy:
Leiunc A'tt OF lDhpecslcn BY rsotessieaA' pscke:a
b e,h hsa baf
me4tsV1U - os CT mi! Cd End pasA cpon by tu1h
itspectpF Al may bo deslg1st9d By tbs csmrfszarJ
to wEcm tn. d.}lvaSy u mn!
WtixfsF. must Ee fp7utshed pnen Teqn3ea-
al OLD MxfkS szc.it A1Gh ~ peftA:h 20 tna COZ
texts, mutt he cntrerattd, and zach package must
bsye ttstinttY AMI ph1-ly Es42ked Of II tn3 nAi1e
s1d sdczsss of the svlef The rnes of thh c1o:snI,
sat; en th*n ths/gso1s, t7re tscsu4ll ant NJ.
Welahtg.
PaJmtLts VIII n ms9a ii tucu tt11ds - NAY be
fufn:Iho1 1y tic uattet Etssss
pr1n;eo copy ct sos Adverttlemen. raust be at
:a:had 70 ssch tosal. siso Nrit. qua: altI
- FORM O FPRcP0sAL. :"
E1ac3 Of nuslEes1 aud tAr8.
Ine uEd:rsEa:d n r resoo g = 3on1 aAve1nssHsat
be btao and cuaot!:y offered placs and 1ima Ct cs-
nvert. &c ..;:.....,--. 1t n..-) ..;..:: dolla!s
po:ai 6: seeepsd, it wso,e e. IN pat, viii ae,iYs1
the In i!ttct ce1.lialca Tltt the I'd 7es.1.e
ment, copy OF which Is hersuato attached
{hfgIatu.e OF bidder .-........,.......H
all any part 4f th. above ba ba accepted |. tbal
be tn}y fulfilled aGccTclpg to It's trpe FuIooTt and
ccEd1s!o1s Alac .v.t!!sl c-u:ssct Etta DO: cs 70
the tmourt OF ORE fcrIth tha vsue cf tEe stores q
D. SEQ to De fpfat1tcd. ata ext3u:ed II required.
tsiknatasefJ ...s-...........'-'.....
Psorosals ust be encossa il Is enTei pa, SEALED
and sdd1estea TO the uH@e.Si7ned. aad must be Gts
6ppi1Aed her letter. BY tha 7tos. cp1-
aal tot s.: res CT tes uppe tf ha-d c3.nes Of the
Tbs light Il re:e.ved to reject s7y CT Al! bas.i
srch cou.ss shoulo b. cesm.d s1 the EtaetE :hs
Lnts5a srstes- ,.., B. Du BASEI,
, 1864-10-07
5prctal r. Dttrc8.

UnriTaAed
FOR CHEApEssB A~D QuALITY II
"xATHEyVs' yeNET1AK HAIR DIE"
which hAs been btto.e the pubuc for e.riY
"A QUARTER or a CRnTuzY,"
and II universally spprovsd.
"7Hb HA1R DYE"
IL nhau1nctrcd b. pec1l u p:cceas Et!eh -r.ds7n
@1anEasUeAeLI EUfEt1oE"
now c. ertr before The peoots. ee1rs co-p.ute IN
some BOTTLE"
70 preparation u REQUIRE !. wutch E1eAly sin1Naes
the application. In n.1nE This Dye yoa ayolt }n.t
"DuSsY, DIRTY"
g ey sheh syse 4ea %
~rH1cR, FIFTY casrs PER BOTTLE"
~ T. SaaaH S2'a osas z eo,a New
e a: .1ss i Is 81 Ss-s e
IEnfr Dye! Hair Dye!2
nAcEE:f,Ke cetnk.txd Hs1R DT ) 10 rA1 nEsr
ns a. ,neta fus s. 1ts sf
hane. ltea. Kr.sy s.z e,fe, a.,r a;,;sa.1y, t.
soft saa tsauu!a .:p.E': trs:a x,,.,ty
y IL tas1s ri i T.
nAoaAIok, III etne : v:G m3e M tGtt.u ns,saa saoa.a
Hair. sete ts1s II u w&Tts
Ia xhb yenr 1eA6
BIZ: Enes tut tne X Ess san IN o,a s. tnoustt
no Instance hs.'' 'aiea 70 svs ensfe ''ts.
81. nxk fas cneaGt 3 y tne xa:ld:
sp. thS cuSns7 a. G. Iho nsnai!T sd fnT III
i, II 81 hih + .o isa 9s .na ee
10 ag9
-ess ~ Y j. ~ tasas =, tSslsls i!s;lf.
Al MsL4tTHKws. Ge-ersl Agent, u Gold street,
,Aao, Manufacture. Of rATeEw's AeslcA HA1E
Hies.,S A% morrholdncPnss.
e = 95 81 sesae
= s9S tan ers e snssa.
mss} r teFnla sMifR s LsIs Lnp9ssaoe h
NJ Names:
Nsx oFie1n T. N 49, 1o. @na;i
+ T. q s5
1Is11sss ~ Dzscaosas; :, GSs11el logs Xznz
Mefc@ .I5n1p1 fo4 Asan. a1.en:c or az poIsoI. @ E.
Fl RsSs s. .:s S,SSs s5;sss: osE1i71 o0. toF u
OxRAStc EEAKhsss Fp2h III Seminal WeaEnefs,
1ss.s n H. snd hS .arIT e xces ee q
sst.tsa selsaas; eatheS lo:s a9.y: sea: II
VII dspie: isle f9ss ., eated "a
ss s 2!s, ts as53t sssEs
ali dsssses pscaSr 70 Ii; esIcs. ii private nst1Ie
xhrs 1siSu tae ooo9 h1s b:core posoaed. producing
&c
ooay: sefofulA tozetee7 ~tsh ~ enelesa nufoes Of
u lime. L reeo1an enaea ~ the pre-. ssnerelly Ct
feniletes I;oss siyies shcaio s1aiy itaras
, 1864-10-07

[Km11sks from Chnmtcs1Aos 71ts
AHes cazaiul examination o. Hsl:nbostt = Peeps
,stio1s, taty enIoy our Utmost eoun4eaeo. We con
alder .hs n sata Ind reliable.
NEv8&Rs j. yA.E3
Philadelphia. Jenels, $50. -,
, 1864-10-07

THIS mod;ic<Ee VIII eE7e DfRffhcsA1
Dysehterg, Cholera Morouk, sumneI
Complaint, Collie, wind In she StoIns
ach AID How els, ane nil DerapRe'
meat Of the Stomach and HoIFelH OF
children when TeexhtnE.
PLA1ETH II st Eight b. Eav.f bI n. tsmaly ufa O.
D4. EAsTkRLFB plAREt CA sfRUf.
hQTHKEa> &hT viii son LIT your C41LDREE
DIE when i SAFE and kGRB EsAE0Y d t0esta
ycr.
VF Vi asit =. DR. +. EasTEKLY's Family MeA:
c.na xtoFa b9 Nau1soa e:tee., Chicago Ill
, 1864-10-07

50, IN pSfoE + sSTSExf, ggtroK., Aes4: Is T.,
nannrzct1e:s IN me uat:a s;,s:G e g y, II; -,
Alpetbets md FlErIes. 70 An5 EIe1Ht efErs- =. =
fE3sN. Ais. tae BIZ. Or KE EL.4Lk Il f5Hts :
INK. YET o.i1At. s1E-e:l ples ana ,rds,nf.ns X
steneM ktec.. i71ul-.w - oEe4ssrELm1& EaL1&1 MIL
, 1864-10-07

GENERAL M'CLELLAEfs OFFICIAL REPORT.
Had Gen. Mcclellan made hls 'sreports''
of tbs various actions OF the Army
Of the Potomac rs they occurred, hs
would prtbaaly have done himself more
credit, Though the slight specimen We have
days, battles hardly warrant this opfnion,)
than he has By this laborious but diszngen.
uaus production. He has, ho 1ever, done
the country and done history service In
Giving 80 many Of his oHn dispatches be has
Furnished the Iruest tests Of mis- actual abil.-
ties as General and q thinker, aud In the
matter, and in the arrangement Of 1T he has
cIyeu rs sn il1ustration Of his animus a.
htsto-ian. In this point Of view the Report
| may be s8fely recommended to readers OF all
classes and all parties. In taking leave Of
! the A1my OF the Potomac he someWaat os-
| tentiousls promised to make hineelf thehis-
| torlsn Ct its exploits, and we have before us
| nov in the pages we have Just examined, the
result OF bis SIX months Incubation o1s1cn
| theme.
"Wboever has committed 70 f.ults hes not
| made var" was the remark OF one OF the
| great marsha1s Of France when questioned
az to the cause Of defeat, ant ackno "ledS-
| taxes; and there Wauld have been no lack OF
indulgence Ind charity tor the fa!lu:e Of an tn
experienced suha1tern suddenly converted II
to Gene and called u 2on to plan campaigns
SIZE direct arm1es Of such uunaral masnl:ude,
under circumstances Of no ordinary d1theul.
| ty, were they presented to ~ tne splnt Of
| Mn1stM Turenre's 1voTal; bns@ wheo e1-
actly the reycrse in this case, when the claim
to eminent ger erals5ip IS asrogsueiy assstt. =. It.
ed, when, plans whic3 Te hase sno"n s ;, 70 pc
tencY in themlel7cs, and Of cuncert with
thoae who nust ba, depended upon 70 carry
them out, re hela up tor 9uF r sam!ratlon; t Z;
earh nsrticniar msahap, and, ln ths end, Of
he failure of the whole campaign, IL thEown
nnon tie Administration; wnen, In short,
vhos = ose ,asssssqs Wse sonpl.:1s
menf. culminating a. length IN the outra.
reous @ charge addressed to ihe seetetars Of
IL s,s ef P95tss sssIas ss'1a Z
ttins charity should withdraw asn "a ,esld
from tue e,rors and inconslssenei=a a.d IN
capacity witch re here exhibit
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HlfMAM afkALAIf, Uis pEx-
A4 BIOLOGICAL REsKkRCSrs, sheIlc be resa
.nsi Gnt 1roa ss ~ .a.e nus "a nnllrpS a - eon @
au.tG4uo. 1ey ns t7t. ts9.d: ytth tuve EG.s2d q
az the m.setas. k-.'e. Sod - II. 2. 4. AERuN.
- B179eax t9eet. Fer Y2!s. F5tEt: = cense.
S ID ii rno:h s.7es. .;ksekec. Ill: use, VI EIa{-
S.reot4 FH3rik, II E@:!.s97-t
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which one would spply to snch works IS
troops conld throw up In night. On these
our troops had bean working for twenty
five days, and be hinself has stated the Oh
ject OF their construction, {p. l1a,) aud By
his manner OF speaking OF them has indlca.
ted that they were not nights work. but
serious labor. Why he Afterwards styles
is very apparent. II wonidbe otherwise un-
intelOgible why 10000 effective men lay idle
behind them, while, >within cannon shot,
27,C00 we're undergoing disastrous defeat.
THE "cnASeE or BASE"
Two defensive battles have now been
fought On the Chickahomioy, and Gen. Nc
C1eilan has either b1uudered into fighting
;. them, OF been compelled. bg the circum.
stances Of his position, to fight them, the
first with about one.hnls. the second with
less than one third, Of his force; aud now,
mot eingle offensive action having occu7-
red during this Invasive campatgn.) with q
''ep!endid amy" as he rightly styles 1t, he
is forced, though still fuperIor. or at least
equal n numbers, to "change his base" or,
In other words, to beat 8 retreat
He bas spent weeks IN bullting bridges
which establish close connection bet Te=n
The wings Of bis army, and then fsh hts great
hattie with. smaller fraction OF his army
than when be had single available bridge,
and that remote. He, With great labor, con.
etructs ''deienslye work" in orier that he
s'may bring the greatest possible numblrE
| into action," acd sgain exhibits his ability
| to utilize b means BY keeping 05,000 mel
idle behind them, while 5000, unaided b1
"defeuEive wor6s' Of any Kind, fight tht
bulk Of his adversary's forcss, aud OF couzs:
! overwhelmed by "supe,lor nunlbers."
| We believe there were few commaudin.
officers of the Army Of the P,,toms. who dit
rot expect to be led obeutirs1y against th
enemy on the 26th Or eth. Had such move
| ment bsen made 1t is not improbable that,
eperge:ically led, we should have gone int
Richmond. jackson and A. P. Hill coul,
| not have got back In time to succor Magru
dtr's command, It measures Of mos: obvl
ous pro, ricty had been taken to preven
then. We MIGHT have beaten or dIls
en MaEYuder's q, 600 men AID entered R:ct
mond, and then reinforced BY the grtat mora
acquisition OF strength this success 1oul
have given, bAye fought Lee and re. sssas
itsbed- our communications. At any rat
gomethjpg Of this kind was worth trying.
AN ARMY WITHOUT HEAD. =
The story Of the cau,palgn is nearly tolt
Wbat fellows is but the denouement. :Tu
| retreat to the James River, considering til
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The swamp neceE6itated the 1abor1ous and ex-
renstye structures called Woodbury. and
Alexandef's' and ''Duane's' bridges, besides
TWO Or three foot bridges, which required
little labor. Then, too, in prose.
cutipg tie "nppern and a1ower tressle
bridge" corduru1a, "our men were exposed
to the enemy'e f;e,'', and as it Is impossible
| to lay heavy corduroy roads under fire, they
| were abane uned and nercI became asailable.
We have passed through one crisis, and
| eitions OF Gen.-McClellau, By which our
! army was permitted to be for a whole week
! divided into TWO distinct portions, entirelE
fsolated This arrangement took place ut a
uouent when Gen. cClellan arows his belief
| that the enemy's numbers s"greatly exceed
expect desperate work {p ss The weaker
OF the two isolated portions was thrust Tor:
ward to within eeTen miles Of Richmond
with no obstacle whatever bet~e5n 1t and
The enemy's superior forces, on ground thai
had 10 Eatural strength, end to which little
circumrtanees. The posltio5, TOO, in which
our troops were thus rirked vas neser seer
BY tie coIamardng General until after tht
battle cf Fai- Oaks.
The weakness Of the enemy, combt5et
with his blunde1e, alone saved AZ. Gen. Nc
Clellsn did not believe IN his weakness,
had no right to count on his bluudere. Sucl
is The cEnera'ship which can do nothin,
"rapid Or Brilliant" owing to alleged M
| me1icsl Weakl ess, bnt which, In delay, hesi
tation sud uncertainty, incuts rfeks ench q
the rakhest Of daring and energetic general
seldom encounter.
The fa.1ure Of the enemy to crash our LEI
wing, though he unqestionably exetted hi
Whole strsDgth to do II, might well shak
Gen. McClelian's cridUilty with recari to hi
superior numbers" and authorize his othe
wise Illogical statement (eee telegram, Jun
Ttb, p. isl 1hnt he eboutd be '.in perfec
readiLes=" to move for aard and "take Rtct
mond the moment Mccall reaches here an
the ground will sdmit the ptesn,e Of .arti
ler5." With "superior: :Enumbets Of th
enemy and *tstrung work" a1ouod Rlc.
|, mcEd, 1t Is astonishing with what facility h
is always "tastog Richmonl"-in his dt
patehes!
Again, {June s10th,) though he has il
: formation that "Beauregard has a
riyeo," and steome Of his troot
i are to follow bim,' he announces, -
: shall attack as to1n as the weather At
:: ground will permit; and he rslterates in tt
!, same dispatch, lest be should not be unde
stood CT believed, II wish to be distinct
] understood that whenever the We4ther-pe
rnits, will attack With whateyer torcs I NJ:
i have" &c (p 1l6)
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-02-16
NORTH.CAROLINA-

No dearer legacy could be left to son of the
old North State, Ahan the proud title of being q
true North Carolintan.l Modest and unassuming,
she does not force heESelf upon the notice of the
world at large-conscious of doing her duty, she
demands no extravagant adulaton for Its perform
ance; unassuming and retiring, she parades not
the heroic deeds of her brave sons upon the many
bloody fields, made famous by the daring of her
sainted dead, or her honored living. Before the
gaze of an enyious sisterhood, she stands to-day
the corner stone of the fabric the keystone of the
arch. We'll may North. Carolinians be proud to
claim her as their mother.
Every acre of Virginia soil, upon which has been
fought battle, has been cMsecrated by the blood
of North Cardinals gallant sons. She has con-
tributed her treasure and her blood unsparingly
in this cause, not so much to shield herself as to
protect her sister States from foreign hordes; for
North Carolina moved not, until forced to take up
the sword against or for her Southern sisters Yet
North Carolina has had the finger of suspicion
pointed at her; she has been treated as unworthy
OF the trust of sister States she has been de-
nounced as disloyal and unsound, and that too, by
States u portion OF whose sons have proved recre
ant to the trust reposed in them by her.
This treatment has caused disaffection IN the
State jealous Of her reputation, her sons have felt
injured at the treatment she has receved-and be-
cause of this jealousy, she is suspected of disloya
ty! This suspicion is false and unworthy of our
proud old State. She is loyal to the corc-true as
steel to the cause, but sensitvely Jealous of her
rights, which it is her intention to guard against
all and every authority that may be usurped for
their destruction. Fayetteville North CaroLinian