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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-13

Invalid Pensions--Ely, Scranton,
Logan, Harrison, Cutler, VALLEY,
Goodwin, Wood and Cobb.
Roads and CanalS-Mallory, Gnrley,
Hale, Van Horn, Nugent, Baker, John.
son and Beman.
Patents Dunn, Rice, of Me-, Baker
Johnson, Noble
Bills were introduced to repeal all
laws creating ports of entry in the re.
belllous States; to repeal the tariff OF
1861, and restore that of 1857; grant.
ing bounty lands to those who have
been or shall be engaged in the militia
sry service Of the United States; to
construct q Pacific r. r.; granting
homesteads; establishing a general
bankrupt law; to increase the number
of cadets at West Point. This latter
bill gives three times the present num-
Der, and reduces the time at the acad-
envy from five to four years.
A resolution was adopted that the
House, during the present extraordina-
ry session, only consider bills and res
olutions concerning military and naval
appropriations, and the governmental
and financial affairs connected there
with, and that all bills Of a private
character, and all other bills and reso.
lutions not directly connected with the
raising of revenue, military and naval
affairs, shall be referred without debate
to the proper committees, to be consid-
cred at the next regular session Of Con-
gress.
Lovejoy, on the 9Th, introduced a
resolution that, in the Judgment of this
House, it is no part Of the duty of U.
5. soldiers to capture or return fugitive
slaves. After considerable discussion
and amendments offered, the bill pass
ed, 80 to SO.
Stevens, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill for a
national loan; also for the payment of
volunteers who had enlisted under the
Presidents proclamation. 1t was pass
ed. 1t appropriates 100000.
In the Senate, Trumbull announced
the death Of >. A. Douglas, made an
appropriate speech, and offered Gus
tomary resolutions of respect, and
moved to adjourn. He was followed
by McDougal and CoIlamer
On the 10th, the House passed the
loan bill, only five opposing it. A bill
to provide for the collection Of duties
on imports and for other purposes, was
-aassed. Itcontains features similar to
the act OF 1888, known as the force
bill.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-13
Congressional.
tlOn.

The two houses of Congress conven-
ed in extra session at noon on the 4th.
The Senate was called to order by
Vice President Hamlin. The creden-
tails Of the new Senators from Kansas,
Illinois, and California were presented
and the oath administered. Pomerov
drew the long term as Senator from
Kansas, and Lane the short term
Wilson gave notice that he should Of
fer a bill to ratify and confirm certain
acts of the President for the suppress
ion of insurrection and rebellion; bill
to authorize the employment of Volun-
teers to aid in entol cling the laws and
protecting public property; bill to
increase the present military establish
ments of the United States; bill pro-
viding for the better organization of
the military establishments; a bill to
promote the efficiency of the army; a
bill for the organization of Volunteer
Militia force, to be called the United
States National Guard.
The Houses convened and $50 mem
bers answered the roll-call. A ballot
was had for speakership, and no choice
made. The contestants were Blair.
Grow and Crittenden. Blair then
withdrew, and Galusha Grow, of Pa,
was elected, and the oath was admin
istered to him by Washburne of Hi
nois. For Clerk, Forney, Etheridge
and Di.brick were nominated. Eth
eridge was chosen on the first ballot.
Washington, July 8.-HoUsE-
Messrs. Delaplaine, Nugent and
Dunn, severally appeared for the first
time, and took the oath.
The speaker announced the follow
ing standing committees-the first
name on each being the Chairman.
Elections-Davis, Campbell, Voor
heeS, Nickians, Loomis, Baxter, Kel
ly, Brown, Menzies.
w avs ana MeanS-SteVenS, Morrill,
of VT, Phelps, Spaulding, Appleton,
Corning, Horton, McClernand, STRAIT.
ton.
Claims-Fenton, Walton, Holman.
Hutchins, Hale, Noel, Buel, Webster,
Wallace.
Commemorative shburn, of ILL.,, Eli
OF, Ward, Nixon, Baobitt, Gux.en,
Rollins, of Mo, Leary, Sheffield.
Public Lands-Potter, Covode, Val
landingham, Julien, TrumbuIl, Van
Dever, Kellogg, Of Mich, Field, Wood
ruff
Post Office-Morrill, of Maine,
Winslow, Bland, Vibbard, Trowbridse,
Norton.
District of Columbia-Conklinr.
Delavan, Burnett, Ashley, Talbot,
Francher, Rollins, of n. H., Davis Up,
ton.
Committee on Foreign Affairs-Crit-
tenden. Cox, White of,Indiana, Burn
ham, Thomas Of Maryland, Pomerov
and Fisher.
Revolutionary Pensions-Van Wyck,
Blair Of Pa, Carlisle, Potter, Davis Of
Pa, Steele of New York, Granger and
Law.
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a. In a fight for the championship
of England, Mace was declared the
victor. the fight lasting fifty minutes.
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Camp Randall, July 9Th, 81.
Editor Reporter:-Camp Randall is
full Of activity and patriotism. While
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A, HOEN q GO.

3esta0ratts.
/ z3g9-9 BUCKS FULTON HOUSE,
80 - No. 81 PRATT STREET,
IN ssefss-ss between Frederick and Market space
BY the Tellodeug Of this HuuCe, AMI
the great improvements made in the
culinary and sleeping apartments, the proprietor is
pared to
&CC0A&ODATE PERMANENT
AND TRANSIENT 2OARDEaS
N;t'. airy r00rs and veil set table.
Citizens and strangers will find AZ this house Al the
forts and cony enienCes Of q first class iiGJel
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOUE3.
Rates oP TIE FULTON house..
5-"sIts' Psf'l&y.
i."a.d, Per week. =.Gt
5is.si =
Private Rooms, per dGY..-.-..s....--..---..s 20
THE EATING DEPARTh ENT
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which will be served UP in superior style tall hours.
SNACKS ALWAYS READY.
Tie Bar is stocked with the choice Wines Liquors,
etc j&i-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

COL. PRATT AND DIR KEY6ER's PEoToBAL
SYRUP.-DR. KKYsER-Deaf Sir: Excuse the delay O
my acknowledging the excellence ofyour Pecorl Cough
Syrup sooner. take great pleasure In saying that II
and the worst one was ever afflicted With have uol
used than onehaf Of he bottle and can and dc
wish that all who afflicted would give 1t as fair trial
as IhAve DONE and they will be proud to say, ut
-qnack medicinen would not suffer another such an
attack for any confederation, at any cost am con-
dent breathe more freely than ever did, shall
excellent remedy. You at liberty to my name
In this regard, as You think proper u. y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May II, 1859. fse 33ali3 % p Nsa
N. III am no stranger to my fellow,cltiEenS, and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
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PlrrsBURaH, December, 81, 1853

"A GREAT CURE BY DR, KEYsER's fEoTORAL
SYRUP IL live In PEBBLES township, Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which commenced aoout
the 4h Of February last, and continued eight months
employed the best physicians In the country, and my
cough continued unabeted until early in October. At
SYRUP which did, and after had taken one bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splitting had
despsied OF ever getting wel and think 1t should DO
known that this valuable remedy will do for others what
II has done inmy case. I'd JOHN o. LITTLE,
Witness-B. NJ. KRR 81 PEBBLES townhip.
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p,gros Tp Anr,lIA. IA

- ..II u 7RATT0N TP., April II, 1857.
WONDERFUL OURh.--Some time ago, an old
neEhbor Of mine was very in, with bad cough which
every one supposed to be consumption. His relatives
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
without benent his brother came to see him die and ell
we're confirmed In the belief that he could not live.
had about the third Of bottle Of your Peotoal Syrup
whiohI gave him. and entirely cured him, TO the aston
ishment Of all. What makes the remarkable,
the extreme ago Of the man. he being about eghyyears
old. have no doubt the Pectoral saved his life.
J0HMN' GINNIS.
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: PICTORIAL SYRUP.
0 3 prrrssussn,l Jan. II, iseO.

'tlq 'PIrTsBuRaH, Jan. II, 1860.
DR. KEYsEa My wife has been AFFLICTED with bad
cough and dhcn Of breathing, for i've or elk years,
which for several year back, had gradually increased In
violence The complaint has been hereditary, and che
had been treated BY sevel physicians without any re-
lief In this state Of her case, procured some OF your
Pectoral Dough Syrup. Thought, the first time hity
and got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
she has now NO trace OF tho former disease, except weak
ness. Iwoud also stats that used tho medicine my
self to cold and cough The medicine cured me BY tax
medicine, and you are Of liberty % publish this II you
deslre to do SO, -ri,f.5o A. ~, WIN. W1LS0N,
Il o0 9t ii' Alderman Fifth Ward, .
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THE, cREAlEST

~ aA.a.a..l d "a y 4 4 Ao --1..AaA
..E|E!lABBlGAgs
w DISCOVERY
Ia|E0 OF THE AGE. l
ME- ,I..lu E5EEESE, y Z. Is q; OF EgxRynx,
. remedy that cures
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rNs worst sorofula down 70 common Pimpls
he has tried Tin over eleven hundred eass., ana new
pr failed except cases Doth thunder hunor) He
bas In his possession over one hundred cercaesof Of
it, value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
/ Two bottleH are Warrantedkt0 cure nursing sore
mouth.
On r. g three bottles the worst ladOt PpRls'
Two or three bottles will clear the system OF blss
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst oanker In
Three to avs bottles arc warranted to cure the worst
Ono 70 We botsiss are %trantsdlO cats aitupOr
the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running the ear
and blotehey among me nair.I. - s.. ,n, t a.,
houf 70 sx poues arc "Aran'eu !" ouIo 0otiuP' a"u
One bottle will cure scaly eruption Of the skin.
kind Of ringwom.
TWO or three bottIss arc wrmntsarto cure the nos
| desperate case Of fheumatm.
Five 10 eight bottles Win cure the worst caae OF scro
| fula.
benefit 10 always experienced from the hrst bottle
perfect cure Is warranted whom the above quantity
| aiken. .,.-
sdYCI. hO1ByBR, MAss.
soysr1 n c,,re ali tuds N Sumo 4 40 We'll e1tab
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n tSa. nsed not .sv snvth,no on he nbieot AZ IN
most skilIfi nhvSeia1a ana Me nost careful DrurstS
do Il Vim i ~ NJ poWeS' IN y
ieyipg ALI and curing most Of those diseases 70 whicl
/ disssS "a TO an afTeetionats nother. : rI',Tg IT
/ T'' MU1srTNU CNwr unnrxx
I. cured As II by muoet YOUR own temper i restore,
a natural sweetness, and your babe from hort an.
20 CAIN Gnu swse. y nu .a, Wy
~ VI "
4 II In tbe more advanced stages Of 4fASl
| / OANk EH -Aq ,4..-
IteItends to the stomach ,can,lng
II DHSFEPblA' ,r,G syrS
i intestines and ,.-.r,
XII =. y
. the cares s Of your you family. '''
II Your Btomachh f1ar.a rrond r.nTurrrE
II RAW AND IMPLANTED,
food d,.,,s.,.. vou ana on,v ,aks osr,.,,
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ne nOurishnent contains q the acrimonious aud %
Noon ana becoms. sslo and gresnisS and vour bes
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prrranunan. Anril "a. las7.

PITTsBuRaH, April "a, 1857.
READ THE TRUTH. .-DR. KKYsxR: I have daugh-
ter who has taken several medicines for q bad cough
without heneht--gmong them Ayers Cherry Pectoral.-
SYRUP and before she had used half bottle she was
relieved The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
cough. " I jl ..ggi3ssVE JOHN DARN; ~.
I5l -e al g RobiniOn street, Allegheny
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DIR. KEYsERs PEoToRAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
VILE PLEASE send me another supply Of your valu-
abba ..Pectoal Syrup" Almost everybody around us
has tbecod and are nquiring for Dr Keysers Pectol
eyrupn We have sold dsixteen bottles last week and
noN entirely out. Mr. a. Alter and Mr. P. Maher, both
Of Bairuyie Pa tell Us they would not be without II
in their families In fact, ali who use it want II
's-'D, M j. .. wATTnRsoN q SONS.
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PEoT0RAL SYRUP III had been troubled with cough
and cold for several bad was 1t that could NOT
Sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three Of
the hestphypchnBn the city, whom could name, but do
not do IhnAly procured bottle Of your Pecoral
esrnP, which cured me entirely, sSnsd, ~ -
d 2e6 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan ., is00
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Cashier Oitzens' Deposit Bank.


Il. sTKpBENvnLE, o., March II, 1859
have used DR., Keysers Cough 6yrup for bad cough
Of several years Standing and can cheerfully say II Il
the best medicine for the that have taken
.l,t4 tsltelIa j. W. PRIO1. r
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LryrR ooirIIisT, si,i :;pTsrnrSIA. PSI JAuND1osa


UhfOnIc or Nervous DEBILITY, Diseases OF the Kdnsysj
and all diseases arising from dsordered Liver ntom
ach Dyspepsa Heartburn, Inward Piles Acidty OF eck
nesa Of stomach, Fhllness of Blood 70 e HeaiDal
pain or ewhnng IN the head, of the Heart
fuiness or weight in the Stomach, Sour nruetatons
Choking suocsting feeling when iypg down pEyns,,
ward Fevefs Pain IN the small Of nc back chest
sudden Yulbes Of Heat Depression 81 spiIin trignmt
DreaI1s Lankuor Dsspondency or any Nsrvoua Dpease
OF DiotShss on the sn and Fever and Agus 70
% over a minIon OF nfotties "a uoi
Rave been soIdduring the last six moutha and n non
sance has II failed In giving entire sstgiacuon VINO
thsf, tgi sdfer from Wesfnsss or Debility When Mo
IEAN,s sgTRENGTHBNING CORDIAL will cure youf
NO language convey an adequate idea Of the mme
date and almost miraculous change produced y taxing
this Cordial In the diseased debtated and thattered
nervous sytsm whether broken down BY eess, weak BY
nature or mparedby sicnes the relaxed and un!trunB
organization Is restored to Its pristine health and vgor
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others conscious Of inability, from whatever cause,
Will fnd Mclean Strengthening Cordial thorough
Of tho aystemj and all who may have
temselyes By improper ndulgenceu will nnd In the Cor
dial ceftaln aud speedy remedy. mos n ~ ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

DEAR MADAN:--The reputation Of the Medical Dis
oovery In curing all kinds Of humors Ia 90 well eatab-
shed by the unanimous voice Of all who have ever used
H. that need not say anything the subject, as the
most sklfu phyBcianB and the ost careful DruggBtS IN
the country are unanimous In its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery TO your notice,
do with full knowledge OF ie curative power, In re
eyiDg all, and curing most those diseases to which
you unfortunately LIABLE That most excru0ssNY
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FILES 4.

How many thousand Of poor women are sanerng from
this disease and pinng away miserable life, and theiI
next door neghbor does not know the eause wish q
impress your mind that good old pEoverb An ouncs
Of prevention d better than pound Of oure, In tho
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VA. IafohaIor'a Hair DYeI

tnr tcf1f 1flItGNe1. ~ l1u -ltt Aot4 r.
HAIR Y DY = HAIR DYE. =
WmsA. Batehsler's Hair Dysl
Tha original and 1sst tn the awgsidI
All Others are more iniaB0hs ana lhchlt y Noided
ifyOu visht ssopbs Fidicais. sssiipr El.iilss
GRAY, RID on RUsTY HAIR Dyed Instantly 70
beautfalaaa kasanlnloVn o. Diaek without injury 70
tflIstttls Ll.l " -'.A-S
Hail or bkln,o ulNIsaaa ringvEg2 y Aa8 - a FN4A
FIRTNEN MnDAI1 AHD DrRLollhg hsye bee
awarded % wm. BaehsloF ince 1850, and over 5000
applications have boon made p tes Hat n hs patrons
a. h,s f.rnou, dJet5A NpA ~ tee'AA ~ ~
WIN. A. RAfonnnOE,b HAfR pEl yiodadts ssl
or not 10 be distinguished from uatare md usTtpted
mot to injufs n 90 ia, however long b sontIn-
uod, a,d de hi ELECTS ef nad Dyes Espsdleal % Har
nusOratsd fox NE hy this splendid Dye q sss,osi
sold In ali ciil2 ppa toxns n tha Uniisa Staten.
DugKists and Fancy ooedp DcalluC G,s zoos
IThe Genuine h1t i,e nans nn0 AddfO1g upon ptgs
plsts enwypgc ~ four eoEs " rost bo2s oI WILLIAM
A. DATOHNLOh1 A1IfU1 iaass4 fiild t,ic e4fiio1 1
- onAnLE9 ntTQHnIOn, RleprislaR y
Iyl2-W1V -1'na plnarrlng aizsoi New Hplks !
qlriio3 4ai1f cIti4 .1sfn1ic9 ln1 egflta trs9
rstaa a emo ~ 81 20 tSssliDitlH8 sH9@ q
ssn1 asa anos1 ~
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watches DiamOndsII silver Ware III

q Asd s3elfi b I1G1 aain uoilird SRI
4 eb1voq sgssgaef bsTNvsd oaa 'qssaz7
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tiAtvas ever before tne public, = JT IJJi sih
No change Of diet ever neoessayeat the best you car
ID DhrcTIos m ron Adults one table spoonful Per
over ton yearS, dessert
from Ave to eight yeafs, tes spoonful As directions
can be applicable TO all constitutions take sufficient to
operate on the bowels twice day. .yukrrr rr,tr
DoNNM.D KENNEDY.
Price el.00 per bottle, For yevery druggist In
the United States. sepel'd&wly.
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TflFa q oIHH. % IgH LIAN' tN HVIIl 1illI - !
llngraEassa sti .yilayoI sls p blspa q
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NURsING sOKE mOnTH,
RAW AND INFLANIEp,

PaIpaon Of the heart pain in the side, weakness o
the spine and mall Of tie bach, pain Of the hip John
when you retfe irreguiariy Of the bowels and also
that most excruoatlng Of diseases, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
THE WAR SPIRIT.
A SERMON
BY TIE REV. o. u. FROTHINCHAM,


Jesus answsr'd, My Kirsdon Il of this world IL my
fngdom were Of ihs world, would ay servants tsts-
John. Xyih s6
By these words Jesus means to convey, under an
other phrase, what be says more directly and explicitly
to the next seu'ence, uhen in answer to Pates ques.
ton, whether he ie king he ieglies:
Thou 'aye;t go kns to lila end bora ard for lhis
e@o,. esne toto the void ha; might bar wines, 10 tbs
truth; every cue tha Of tho truth heasth my voice.
Jesus has biz empire in tbe region Of human cbarac.
ter and bere lie rcgns by virtue Of moral forces over
tie moral oeuenis, over the will and affections and
purposes Of human nature. His mission was not TO
conquer kingdoms, but to conquer hearts, aud 10 the
fnlhllncnt Of this mission tie spear and the sword
wond Je Of small service, even IL he had unlimited
p1wertO use them. The world could not be dragooued
INTO duty, pounded into peuicDce hled into be-
hevl"g. He shoIld better advance lis Teign by diving
inz led Ike l,D ~ t,. seriIeg shaY Inv ,eol;c N ~
sInny IKE lions ~ the slaughter. We cannot stiech
'sncy 80 lar s 10 tDg Jesus before rs iu the shape
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of
besouhen terminus OF
wand b.
ullbo feet
with which the
lihant
ixmie,
On
sIan1ne
gmIe mln CpG Grau This last place ard Paah
ant-an tersae
fwmitss miles Columbus
The land
nnnIes the nd
vham through which
of and nghohool Noun
land The Mississippi
uladh
Birds Point
hardron xtn
sat Cn
eleenpE a
the natural advantages of the place for defense render nearly mpnae
wbmden Memphis his rebel
anousyt stated from
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Fyo~ The 1aaltic Monthly for June
ARMY HYMN.

Ann II naft
ny OLIYER WENDELL HOLMES.
"Old Husdied"
o LoRD Of Hosts Almighty Kingl
Behold tie sacrifice we brlngl
To every arm Thy strength ;mpart,
Thy spirit shed through every heart
Wake 10 our breas's tie living fires,
The holy faith that warmed our sires;
Thy land hath made our Nation free;
To ole for her il serving Tuee.
BE Thou a pillared fame to show
Tie iduight snare, the silent foe;
And wreii the battle thunders loud,
Sill guide Us ia its moving cloud.
Co1 of all Nations Sovereign Lord
H. Thy dread name we diaw the sword,
We it the starry flag OF high
That iills with light our stormy sky.
From treasons rent, from murders stain
Gnard ThOn ils fold. TIL Peace shall reigu, -
Till fort aud field, ill shore and eea
Join our loud anthem, PRAISE TO IHEEi
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Prescription IN NEw-ORLEAss.-The wholesale
arrests Of men on mere suspicion of not being what
the traitors call LOYAL is beginning to exto remon-
stranee from unexpected quarters. Thus The Della
says in recording the discharge of prisoner because
no charge was made;
"The non-appearance Of prosecutors Ia becoming e
nuisance. Persons are arbitrarily arrested and sub
ject TO the discomfort Of Incarceration either has
Ing or frivolous charges and after submitting atintly
10 the degradation cOoy informed the next morn.
ING that ,6ere is prosecution. Prosecutors oud BE-
raced under heavy bonds appear that their accuEs.
lions might be substantated or rebuttei.
NORTH CARoLISA.-The Legislature of North Caro-
lima has Odjouned after taking measures 10 furlles
the rebellion in thar State which Gov. Ellis s anxious
to encourage. The Raleigh Register says;
"Fiye million d5llars have been appropriated for th.
defense and Of the State aud that AN issue by the
Treasurer OF Treasury notes TO the amount of $500 600
in bills ranging from cents to 90 and with coudi.
tionai bill authorizing the issue of larger amount n
necessary, was passed The members | seemed 10 b,
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