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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

STiIE OF ~IHGkN7A.-I CHASCEhT.-A
y Relies h-lh 10 lii. Clerk pui.e Of the Cirei!t Conrs
Aorihumbeil+ land County, Ga Monday. ths 9Th day of A"s,
IN the year ls6l,
D,rsnil !Iitr,. C.InplIInsut,
Against
Robert Spear, william y. Harris. !cshrx Hartman, \.
o. Yrrtr, Ihou., d. Brent, S'eTiE Of Northumberland
coar:y, Wllisn English md FsiI fax Mitchell.
Defendants.
The oiJect OF tits suit l. tn recover the sam OF t~o iur'
dred aun ten dollars, due By the Defendant, Eorrri spra:s
to the coz plalnnrt 10. ~sgrz. and TO attach ali his effect,
IA the hands vf the horoe defendants, so that they be iorth-
comisg, TO ansuer to The drcrrr Of this Court. Affidavit
having been made that TIC d.f:cdaa;, Roher: spear, !sa
NONRESIDENT Of the stsEr Of fir7.nia, Oh roueh OF the
complainant. I. Is ordered TIA; the said defendant dc ar.
pea. here within: oae month afer dae publication o! This
order and 20 hat /, necessary 10 protect bis Interest. and
that u copy Of this order be- published once a "esRios i"ur
:ucceHly. weeks .n the h!chnond Enq1!rer, o newspaper
published 10 the city Of Richmond. and that another copy
be posted Al the fror, door Ct the Court House CT Sad
county on The frIt day Of the De1t County Court
NAV 1o-o1Sz A :. BRENT, {. ". c. c.
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HEADQUARTERS VA. FORCES, !

ElCH va, JAY IIIE, :sJi.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 10.
NlSCllAiuiES frum. or suo.;;u:!ons or transfer.
~ IN, The volunteer service " The STATE can orly he
maIe BIZ the authority Uf the GnScIne. or The Command.
Ing Genera o. the Virginia Forces. In all such cases the
application Tor d.: ciargc ti;htE With or without 4 sub li,u,.,
aad Irum whatever Cause, or tor irAus.rr, mu,t IRE: be up
proved ~ the Company Coinmandsr, anl viii b.. rJrserl.
cd by hin through his inI:cGia;s Commander to The Head
qunri,:. Of the Nirg!nla Forces, wience the order for the
chaausI 10 the Company pticsr. sub-i;tu:e, Or recruits
IL E Company st,er /; hao bee. once regularly mustered Ia,
can be duly mustered Into The -. vice al The .rst suesr-
lIrIt periodical muSte.-thr pay commencing :iom The
daic oil jJining the Company. The periodical uus:crs viii
take place Ht the end OF the alternate EluntfS. Communicating
w!;L The 3Ih o! June next. Rolls for il.esr nu.ir;s Iii Or
duly Supplied.
L: Command q Major General Lee.
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'''.e1 THc LErEEs.-We learn from lhs
as Appeal that Oh the night Of the
H*"f 'H- ie!sc vas Gu. brlu" FriarS
~ rstarTushed oyer and has washed
- ::'ee for u long distance from the
!i''ai!y cur, and the wnter was inun.-
W crops, carrying destruction around.
"m'e men were detected a day or TWO
,,n:. Mus attempting the hend;sh work Of de-.
''n1 fired a.. but they escaped:
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- l. L L GiltN STnE >,
MONTGOMERY CO-%rY. N!RGlTlA.

EIH.S celebrated wht.:.,S place viii be crcacd 20: y:
Z Reception Z! Visitors en- BE l.t DAY O! Jane.
Located 81 miles from The NIiCinia ard iemnessT- fht
road, they ale easy Of ACCESS, a:'i a"G:d II: he=tsscrtIy
q. families.
Eacn !Ieparimen; Is supervised by The PROJECTORS, Hh:
sll attend I.e.s on-iIy to the wars of ihriE guess.
The water, Q. ;Ic,c Spi ins, :; and urI.Yai'cG .gr The cC:9
OF Dyspepsia.
NAY !.-iSs.m BOOTH, C0LinrE ( co.
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hacking his Judgement.

The Washington correspondent Of the Phil.
adeiphia Enquirer" gives the following as a
specimen of whs! is almost daily received by
Lincoln:
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SCARCITY OF WooL.-Ths Fredericksburg
Va.) HERALD ~says:-"The wool in this mar.
ket hss been consumed, and all means of obtain
ing OUTSIDE supplies have been cut of: 1t is,
therefore, incumbent ca ali farmers in Eir,
ginis, particularly III this section of the State,
to co.h,ueuce shcsring their focSs st once,
which is only a few weeks in advance OF the
regular ting, so thst the lrculs Of CUT iIanu-
facturers may be kept going"
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co n On WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.

rssE co VI " ON WEALTH OF FIKGiSft.
TO THE SHERIFF OF MASON COUNTY, GREETING
7YI u vacancy has occurred In the Convsnt!h'
w OF thIs Stair, By the resignation OF }. II. COUCH,
II member Of The Convention for said eou"iy, these are,
therefore, TO require YOU 10 h9id an r,rc'i"n Ia n ss,
mon,G, (yay,) for a member of the Couveatiou 10 Ell the
vacancy aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, tl,rse our Letters nre sealed with
Ii. Less seal Of the Commonwealth, and made pa:er:.
- Hi~Desa-JoIS LsTcHsH, on: Governor. at H'ct-
LIS. Smond, this llih day Of May, Ia ihe year ISnf
BY the Governor:
GE3:cE w. MtkFoRD,
Secretary Of the ConmonFeal;h.
May 10 -d5ttcSt -
IrALVANIgED sHEEE .siS by
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Ev TuEGovEnSn.i or vfHci:.a.

EJT iifn%hS, = vacancy has occurred N 'he Cr5"e:' :
- 4 Ti-.i".., oy the resignation c: Il. II Cox. 5 &-g..
her ls.,sul cJr the Di-;'ic: cCmpcsei &C The ecuT'i"S o:
.ss"x and king { Gaa.a, ;.efc:arr The -hrTics tt-:ai c"H--
lies are hereby r'Tu r-i IN Hold 81 e!c:iicn. n 'r"S"rc-.:
r!acry Of votiag Te,cr.b.i Iy L" la each o: sa'. ;r%H'.ssr
yg lLarii.y, the ;se.ty..a!ri Day Of Mas, ole pre.s'.
inou,n,I Tor L member g; tGc cr.:eS:!G. g: SAL p.stI!ti,
70 rurpiy th- "gcSncy sfo: eda!!.
- Given uader iar hand rs Gorcraor. sd G%se-
. T. 9. :hc zeal ~ the ~ nrnon S"xi:E. ~ Bic rand. -
- ION 81 aar. 1904, I'D IN Tie sj.a veg: :: -
Corau; DIV eaiG,.
JGNH l"TCgE8.
rs The Governor:
GsnrG. ". NrxYnEn.
May lG-!G!cG: Secretary of tie C a!s1of. scsNh.
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sBhGEUS GENERALS DEEAHfMENT,)
stste OF ~NIrgiE!s,
RIcIrsoyD, Nay 8, 1861.
GENERAL OH EKS, No. 1.
/ IL MEDICAL o. F.CE.;s having charge Of Ho.p!.
- :a,, Pos:s, Regiments. OF Deiachnen,S. will iGmenl-
st-iy yscc!aat- all The men iherrln who LATs not already
be.u vaccIpat.d, and will make "a return to the surgeon
General OF The vaccinations thus made. Vaccine Wiz, viii
be furnished by the surgeon General r2cn 4 regulation
cu. BELL GIBSON, N. D.,
May ;-ood2z Surgeon General.
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EXECGYIVE DEPLKTMENl', I

ElCbAOND, My ST., IsUI.
I1EuPUsAi.s will he .see!ved at hi. Department, Oh or
before The 18Th instant. for the carrt!GS OF the mall,
tn:re Lines a week !nIn HE Grove WhaI!, OF James f."er,
ID Yorktown. ana lh-nce 10 Hampton. serving the ;::rirIc-
,il.lr Post Liicss rie mail 10 bs a,rGiei o. nurssautl OF
10 a buggy, safely. md protected from the heather.
GEORGE ". MCNFUliD,
N.v ID. Sr4. Secretary If The Commonwealth,
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Cuuicia:a ate States Of America
;,rl 1SG1

3PITE' TOUT.
Its E.Nel'enoy, abraham Lincoh:
SRI have juss rrSd Jour proclamation
States, With proper respect | ofer you q
wager Of S5Q, 600 that we meet you siail way
and whip you and your Yarkee hosts. Re
specially, ALFRED HATCH
up. Sill the bet is accepted the money
will he deposited in the Farmers Bank of Viz
ginia"
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gEE.ED% GENERALS z:rAtsl.M :sNE.
STATE OF NlLGIsii, May :, 1861.
IND :iGsiii:SS! "snprnis. 10 ": IGraisasd ny iat t;Gaf
;gru.a,ter General. "r t.c:sEissary Impairment, vii run.
nit their r., qaitilors IN icp.icate 10 Til, Office inr approval,
Ur:g. T. .-I,.lay ihIE 10 th.,G departments 10 De & l:j.
Gil. btLL gibson, ". u.
Isv J--.c.;: S.ry.un iirur.,I.
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SEiTE OF TSnGfSst-;G CliiSCEkY.-At
- Rules held Ia tar Ciciks Office ~ the Circuit Court OF
aUrihulub.I land county "n Monday. the 9th day Of May,
In The year l56l:
George vs.. sampson, Complainant
Against
Robert Spear. ~lI-,leIly Spear nni William sprar.
p.rtnere In trade, engaged 10 she lumber husibess, under
IN. firm and siyIe Of Roll. Spear & Co.,, Joshua Hartman
md M. n, Harris, Defendants.
IN. uri-ci rI ttls suit l. Ia recover al the Defendants,
Ronrrt spear { TO. .ih- SUN CT ~sis:y.ihree dollars for the hire
or The c.InpIainaut's man, Spencer, for l56h, Nth Interest,
due rs the defendants TO the copa !aiaeni, And 10 attach all
their ,E :ctJ IN The hands OF the home Ce!endants, 70 that
TIE SAM. may he I.atls 20 ,atiIty the decree against the
saII dciendA ~ when nbtsiaed. Ail!Ar!; having been made
That III. defendants, Robert spear AMI William
Spear, are uun.rr.lI, DTS OF tie STATE Of Virginia, IN motion
Ui tie complainant, j. IS ordered that the said defendants
10 appear mere Hiinin one month after due publication Of
This order, and 10 W! at Ii n"crrsnry 10 protect ihei- Inter-
EST, ard ;hs! q copy v: IMe nrtsT Le published once 4 week
Tor four successive weeks, IN Ire Richmond Enquirer, Il
n~~.paP-r published ID The city Y! Richmond. and tnat
another crI,y thereof be posted ~ the 'rpnt door OF the
Court House of said county, Or the fE,L day Of the DSxt
County Court. 4 ~Copy-Tes:t
May lJ-rsiS i. J. BRENT, Z. y. {. L.
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ili..iGCIAiiIE:ts Va. EUJtEtS,,
RGIiIuSD, VIRGINIA.,
Nay lU.H, ioGl.
General trdrr-, No. II.
Il, IL TlIE UfFtGEHs in the military api naval serY!cr,
"a uo< on duly 10 Virginia, are PROHIBITED from grant
Ing free passes O.. railroads, steamboats, or ether p-b"c
convey Encs. 10 any person, unless such psIsen pc i."r":'
ling urucr orders vr on duly Of the state.
rs order 81 Major General Lee.
i. S. GAENEfT,
Nay IL AGintant General.
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The Fuoera! CT the late ROBERT HUTCHINSON. E.1.
lste of savannah Georgia, will take place frnn the tes;
dcnce OF Mr. JAMES cassie, Grace ST., this iFf!dls) eyeo
lag, At 5 o'clock.
His friends, and the friends n. III. families With which he
wss couueciei, ere !nyi;rd 20 attend wi;hou. iuTlhsr uv
it-p
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rALVINIgED SHEET IHON-Fot ,sls BY
II IsrI JOIN y. GORDON b SON.
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EY IN. Uo"tTNLT.
M.y l3-AS;Er3t
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UNIVERSITY OF vIHGIN!A.
APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENT

F1.uIne and Nhis are requested to copy.
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Anril ~29-d3f&clo3Ma
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sSN lNNSs iSl.kIa

ID C. HOWE. Furniture Dealer, '''v~rc"- -;"2'.E7f
Ii. inrcn,ci . nest and conrenicGt ARMY CAHr BID.
!: can be- folded Up Lai stamped to - ha-r,ac.. ih0>r ia
med o. soE:ctiisg nclt ami duvabi: Vii! piras" ali Hnt
-Sa'ain- iEr Camp Fed, asJ Camp Stooi- GU han! ana
MT. 10 o..i,r. Nsy it-:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07

Bar The report that Congress had adopted the pro-
postions Of the Peace Conference is mistake 1t was
the following offered amendment to the report OF
committee of the House. 1t will be seen that it is
what is known as the Seward plan or Corwin plan
It don't touch the matters at issue:
The question then required upon the adoption of the
amendment to the report, as follows:
ResoEued &C., That the following article be proposed
tho ecisaures of the several States amendment tC
the CONSTITUTION of the United States which, when ratified
by hreeourths of said Legislatures shall be valid to all In
IS ARTICLE H. No amendment shall be made to the Con
stution of the United States which will authorize or give
the power to abolish interfere within
with the domestic institutions thereof including that OF per
sons held to service labor by the laws OF said state
The yeas and nays ordered on the amenomen an'
resulted-yeas 1873, nays IS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07

Cor HoME.-The Legislature has adjourned and our
members have got home and they glad to be at
home, we feel certain. Our Senator Mr.. Hall, we re-
greet to learn is laboring under temporary ndisposi-
ton, which we trust will be only temporary. Judge
Person. one of the most hard-worked in the Legs-
lature, looks as if hard work agreed with him. As
Chairman of some three important committees Judge
Person was so closely confined to business in Raleigh
that he did not have the opportunity to visit this place
during the session, and had hardly time to
answer urgent letters.
With no disposition to fatter indulge in mere
compliments we think may safely say that the people
of New Hanover have reason to be not only satisfied
with the position taken by their delegation liz the Leg
isature but proud of it, AS professional men" talk
ing men " the expression is, Messrs. Hall and Person
always really to defend the honor and the interests
of their county, their section and their State and Mr.
Shaw known as one of the most sensible and rea-
bic working members of the Legislature. Honor to
whom honor is due" is good motto as well as a wise
maxim and we really think it is due to representa-
tves, and in public way accord it to them, the
mede which is due to good and faithful servants
Daily Journal, 18th uLt.
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Southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 28.-An Act was passed by
Congress to-day providing that until stamps are OBJ
taned the Postmaster General may order prepayment
in money 1t authorizes the Postmaster-General to
make contracts with steamers to convey the mails.
Bill was introduced to-day, providing that IN case
conflict of arms should occur between the old United
States and the Confederate States arising from the
fusa OF the former recognize the independence OF the
latter the Courts shall take cognZance OF civil suits
from the States or citizens of the United States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07
Excitement at Chambersbv1e pa.

CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Feb. 27-11here was mucb
excitement here yesterday in consequence of secession
ist having appeared at the Town Hall where the ladies
were holding fair. The man wore secession BADGE.
and scufe was the result. Nobody was hurt but A.
both parties were preparing in anti ipaton Of fight,
mere was danger OF riot The town council conse-
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb 28.-The following designations
are reported Capt Nathan G. Evans, OF the CaVal
~ Lieut. Saml W. Ferguson, of the lst Dragons
both of South Carona) Lieut.. Geo. A. Cunning
ham. Cavalry (Ga) Lieut.. Horace Randall, Dragons
Capt Crawford Fletcher Infantry; Lieut. Thos. Jones
Infantry Tenn.
The President has determined to strike Gen. Twiggs
name from the rolls of the Army on the ground OF rea
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07
Cotton for Livernool.

By reference to Marine news it will be seen that
the Barque Zephyr cleared this morning for Liverpool
fully loaded with cotton-731 bales. We believe that
this is the first cargo of cotton shipped direct to
foreign port from Wilmington, and trust that many
more will soon follow The shipment was made by
Messrs. J. & D. McRae & Co., w. II. McRary & Co.,
and JOS J. Lippitt-Daily Journal, I'd inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07
The CONGRESS at Montgomery has passed Bill au-

THz CoNaREss at Montgomery has passed Bill au-
tborzinp the Secretary of the Treasury to borrow If
teen millions of dollars by the issue OF bonds and stocks
pavabe in ten wears and bearing interest of eight
DER cent per annum For the payment OF the principal
and interest of this sum- there is to be eVleo from ano
after the first of August next an export tax OF oneegntn
of cent per pound all cotton exported from tne
Confede racy The average of bales in the Gut STATES
is nearer five hundred pounds than anything else out
taking $50 pounds as safe figures and assuming tnat
Arkansas and Texas will join the Confederacy OF which
there ia now little doubt and that before the first OF
August it is fair to place the exports at three millions
and half of bales the States not already seeded making
probably five to six hundred thousand bales, which is
liberal calculation for them. Taking, then three mil
lions and half of bales at IS cents bale we would
have one million nine hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars, probably we might say two millions.
This is very trifng tax, but we look upon any ex-
port tax as bad policy The whole European world is
very naturally looking for new cotton region, and
would gladly come forward to assist any parties who
might be able to enter into competition with our South
ern States with any fair hopes of This does not
necessarily imply hostility to We all know that nc
mercantile community likes to be dependent on one
market alone, and yet, virtually, Europe and especially
England is dependent upon one market for cotton Lie
raising certainly discrimination ought to be
made against ourselves and yet export duty is, sc
far as it goes Discrimination since it adds just much
to the cost of The article and places at just much
that disadvantage when competing in foreign markets
However, until the South becomes an Importing az
we'll exporting community she can only raise rev
enue by direct taxation or by export duties.
A bill has also been passed by the Congress for the
organization Of forces for. the Confederated States
authorizing the President to assume control over al
military operations in every Stae-to accept the ser
vices of volunteers now in the service of the deren
States requiring them to serve for twelve months ane
to receive from the several States the and
milton acquired from the United States and which
now in any of the ors arsenas navy yards of sat
States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07

-Four approximations to the $IeO 600 of 5000 each OF
s4o 10 OF S4O0 to $50 of $500 to $4,000
Wnoie Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters S..
Prlzes cashed at sight at per cent. discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing viii be forwarded the result be-
comes known.
All orders for Schemes Tickets to be addressed to
Don RODRIGUES, care of City Post, Charleston, s. c.
Apgil14th, 1850. Is96Sl.Iy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07

n9- We have from the publisher, W. H. Bidwell, 5
Beekman street, New York. the Eclectic Magazine for
March. 1t is illustrated by two fine pictures by Sar-
tain of Philadelphia, the first being portrait of the
wel-known English statesman Lord John Russell =
the second, Shakespeare brought before Sir Thomas
Lucy, for deer shooting" The reading matter is an
usually varied and interesting.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07

IA The Southern Cultiuator for February has come
to hand 1t is really valuable work for the agricultu-
ralist and is only 81 per year. Published in Augusta
Ga Whitaker is the agent here, we believe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07

Nor IMPRoBABLE.-It was currently rumored upon
the streets yesterday, that Major ANDERSON and Lieu
tenants DAVIS and TALBOT, of the garrison of Fort
Sumter, would on the 4h instant resign their commits
sions in the United States Army, and retire from the
fort-Charleston Mercury, lSt INST.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07
A COlncldence

A letter from brother of Major Anderson to q
gentleman in New York mentions the following curious
coincidence
1t is very strange coincidence that my father was
that Captain of the Continental line who bv mistake
OF his superior begun the battle of Trenton, where
Robert was SO long stationed And, as Major he was
prisoner of war in actual jail, fed only on rice, with
the smallpox for dessert in the very Charleston where
us son OF the same rank is stationed the former
under Tarlton, the latter under Buchanan. What 3
coincidence"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07

CorToN.-We have got in our Office little the great
est Cotton stalk have yet We don't know how
much Cotton there is on it, but there is great DEAL
1t is really sight.
The plant was laid on table by Mr.. MALcoM Mo
INNS, of this place, who agent for sale of the seed
1t was grown in Georgia, and is called Dixon's Select
Cotton" Mr.. Dixon of Oxford, Ca states that be has
selected and improved this cotton until he has succeeded
in raising stalk only feet high with 523 bols, and an
other only rs inches high with I'll bols. We can be
ieve it after looking at the specimen before US. If Cot
ton is King it is certainly of the royal family the
Prince of Wales, perhaps,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07
No PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
Nj Nh @ Cd,
HOW LOST, HOW REsTohNDI' J.,

HOW LOST, HOW RESlOI.
Just Published, in a Sealed h" n,~f
AETFH ON THE NATURE, TTRa EAM1lTT0Gt5
z1% RADICAL CURE OF SPla1 1nedr
TW or Seminal Weakness, sex Ia;Da II,
vOusness and Involuntary Emissions, lnduV~o I
and Mental and Physical 1ncapacity; n d.
By ROB. J. CULVERWELL, N. r.
Author of the " Green Book, ,uGrabjL;
The world-renowned author in THIS au lt The HI
clearly proves from his own experience una
sequences of Selfabuse may be etfectually
medicine and without dangerous surgical " al d
ges, instruments, rings or cordias. poln!Is ri sr
cure at once certain and effectual, by Wn on Ne
cheaplg, privately and radically. This lectnf
boon to thousands and thousands .,I.ber
Sent under seal to any address, post paG1G2i G. s.
of two postage stamps, by addressing III. II
127 Bowery, New York. Post Office BOX fSOtSL
Jan. 20, 1861.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 28th.-The Girard House "
closed its doors to-day for want of patronage consequent
upon the present political troubles which have curtaed
southern travel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07

"THE PRINCE OF RA1Ls."-Ifa story, related by
Rochester IN. ~ paper about Bob 3" Lincoln be
true, !" Bob must be somewhat rapid young man.
Bob's first night in New York, it is said, was spent
/" about town." looking in at the elephant with some
congenial spirits at Barnum's Museum after which
attention paid to other peculiar sights and scenes
The story referred to find in the Rochester Democrat
and is as follows:
Robert Lincoln, son of the President elect who is
known now as Prince Bob'' is destined to make his
peculiar mark and be remembered by the people wher-
ever be goes OF the many good things told of this boy
in Buffalo, Saturday, we heard the following few
days since, when Mrs. Lincoln was on her way home
from New York. attended by her son Robert she found
herself at Buffalo, without pass over the State Line
Railroad. For that link in the chain of railway be-
tween New York and Springfield no provision had been
made After Mrs. Lincoln had taken her seat in the
cars, at Buffalo, for the West her son Bob entered the
office of r. n Brown, Esq, the gentlemanly superin-
tendent of the State Line Railroad and inquired if Mr.
Brown was in ? MIR. Brown responded and inquired
what was wanted? His interrogation addressed him in
substantially the following language:
My name is Bob Lincoln I'm a son of Old Abe
the old woman is in the raising h-I about her
passes wish you would 60 and attend to her p
Mr. Brown very promptly filled out the requisite pa
pers to enable Mrs Lincoln and family to ride over his
road without payment of are and delivered them to her,
1t probable that " old woman gave Bob no further
trouble about the passes that trip.
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mayor dndersons Heulth-The Government have no
advice leading to the conclusion that Major Anderson
SILL as alleged in dispatches and letters received by
others from Charleston. The War Department heard
from Sumter on Saturday last by-the-bye-W Washing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-07
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