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The Ladies' Gem.--Alme. DEMOkfs15 30 Kun
Mn san SEN l,G MACHINE, siapied to incAihs
H-nnsg Gathering Ruupingup Bresdth- snd ahrs- Pc
portion & fre fsay Sewias II. opesion Is 'ey ,liu
simple and perf-c, For Dr.sniskefs timers Moth.f-
sns Ladies generally IL will prove invalable. Call .nd
il Ia operation NOS AZ BFo,dxay, - Es lfhrt J!o
tan,lst IA Pierre ost. brooklyn hono fail g. GET one
Liberal made agents every shero sent by
Express oil OF the world c-pt oil the pice WIN
Instructions which easiy understood thai chho ca"
use x Immediately
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Cy,rE.L DEPARTMENT ~ rmr MsrROPoLir., PoLIcs
No. az BgooxE-sT.. Corner of Elm.
The oa I'd Of Police, thankfully sckuowi.dse the re-
the IL, atOns H. AID Of the fund Of the Met
ranalhan Gu.rd, Frederick Johns IN, eco. Slo O. b. se
pougAl +l3: Ms.r.. Bradley Co, go John H. WI
'' JAM-s BOWEN. President.
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Ee9al Aoilres.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Ne~Yofk. Notice hereby gwen TO all
peous having claims against THOMAS PARkIN, late Of
tae civ of dsc-..ed pfe,ent the with
hereof to the subscriber at the Office OF SPRING
KIssELL No z. pine-,t, in the City OF New foEs, ON
booie hs fourteenth Gay o December uehI DsIea "e"
70 b. The eth day Of June, 1909 - ,,,, 4.
je7 ~6uS' CHAS. ii. fAhhiN' a'h"
ntR>IrANT To an order of ROBERT ~.
COLES Surrogate of the Comfy o! Wes,che.teT' no.
ia hereby given according TO law TO an persons
Town Of onkers said COUuty deceived TO present e
Same with the thereof 20 the undenned suh'
.sii dec. s.~d, st ths Office Of WILLIAM A. COOh. ~
,ofuey III Broadway. NeS York City ON or before the
sib a., Of JuI, a. d. 1902 ,s ljh day Of January
A. D., 1902. Il. l. bAbbilI, admin'"s'oi
Jal5 iaw6nO Sat
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JInJvcr.it, Of New. Y Orl., Medical De- mt.

UnivrrtitI oI orh' n',.'r. on 'c,onrT 20
VALE <1INE MOTT ST. D.. EmeFtus Professor o. surgery
MAKiYN PAlNE NJ D. pioe'ot o, Ms,eIln aeo,,a ~ a. a
uifery; JOHN w. DRAPER n D.. Professor of Chemistry
and Physiology ALFRED G. Posi NJ D.. r.is,'"r o.
JOiiNT MErCALFE, ~ d., Professor Of the in'tiu'.,
and Practice Medicine Tho Lectures axe arranged 20
sy. daily Attendance the humorous TO,
,sl, ard UuprnsaIcs The Srscsl Medical ana ODseuI
eal Cinque. In tue College conducted ne he-tooio
Snnp Summer and Autumn Cours- IL o.ing earned CD our
H., hs orrsrnt session ia the usual DsnIeI Letter, OF inquiry
~, b. sdde..od Prof DRAPER, President Of the
Faculty Univ sssiiy. Nsw-l
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O. fDhom II man Contern.

(tLAIMS for Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay tx
~ TIA Pay, Recruiting E,pen-es Prize Money, &c wnen
intused viii be promptly attended TO- 'ai vi SEM
fer circular for reference and Instructions
SOAES L BROWN No. 2PaIk'pace
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RTOTICE.-The BONDED WAREHOUSE,
~ No. 10 and O4 North Meore* will DO dscou'nuua
sept Ist The goods psasng In store VIII DC uuns
pnsd to No 81 W@shngtobt Boadod warehouse 81 COR
xss> HUMYHkEY u Co.
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60 5rortsmcil.

I Il. CROOK, No. so Fulton-st., Manuiac-
- torer and Irnpor,er Il FISHING TACKLE ia all its
vsrot, Cutlery. Guns Powder ssot Nets. fyke &C.
RspAiriaS done st short notice. ksisssned In lSJI
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20 10 the SEA sIDE.-The cars of the
Hle0ital.


NNE TO SIX boxes of "WINCIIESTERs
" SPECIFIC PILL" will peymarenig cur any case OF
Se,4tnal eknes. It's resulting ImJoencf HOWEVER NJ
eRAvArYD and viii be found equally ecient IN an u
the yo.a,e Uabete and diseases generally Of tue Urinary
Org1nt
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS.-"I have used your SIS
ctyIc PILL In many Cases Of Spmatoyh,0 and with the
most perfe., .sessa"-J MILTON SAsDgas. M d., LII d.,
BrookIya-
sn,s a. near specific any medicine Can be- have
cuted very severe with from TO TIN pors-b
KKrrH NJ D. Ed Repe,to,y Of Med. Science, NeS- I0'h
PERSONAL Mr.. Wiseheste, Is WORTHY oV ALL COMP
pgxcH and devoes himself automatically TO these Prepare
tion,u-D bie,ed,th Reese. 81. d., liz d. Am"'san Med
cal Gazsle, hee Yo'k.
81 have peys,nal knovedge Of Mr. WrSCHH'TzRs lioS
rsrY AND IrrKGRrY and the Profession and The
public tina. MS PRyPAHArIoSs cAy sn EKLisD oS-Ja""
r. Chuton ~. d., ChenitL hsD- York
The SPECIFIC PILL Ia not Homeopathic remedy nor
docs CONTAIN ecuy, ion CanthaIides or any injurious
Ingredient Prce: per box ELK boxes fohea o'dred al
onee for IS Sen, by mail Solo, wholesale aud retail by
j. WINCHESTER. No &c John-st. N Y
NERVOUS DEBILITY-By c. ID. HAM
IN MOSD D.. iormery Professor OF Special Anatomy &c
n the Syrscnse Medical College Now York Revised Edion
Price Al m.ed Those have been Disappointed IN tho
USE Of socaed Specific remedies for the Cure OF rha
Weakness Ipot ncy aud kindred coup ants onid 30 .s
10 piocae copy Of th. Book and sGespecAy pages 49,
ia ms and IGi " 2e9. To be bad onl, OF ~
II. WAR ,ER, No. Vesey-d, N T.
Authors Address Ne 81 Fat 27hs,, tsts o3s Broadway
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HOsTErTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTTRs,

CELEBRATED STOhAyH bllIEhS'
before or with tho icswaer the whole he
ob,ated Th. geui.l proposition I, the pufes and most
h,lthful tonic which the vegetable kingdom has yet con
trbuted unJer tho sipulaon Of seace' Tor the u'e Of
man, |, converts resrrs beverage into ell hvsoan
and causes 70 ss.i.s hss fully with the fluids CT the
BODY In oil the range of medicines there nothing so sure
A, q preventive Of uIalafisss levers
HOsTETTEps BITTERS
nothing ths, 90 completely defends tho system against
the nass which bears upon Its foul winds the seeds Of
deadly disease. Take
HOsTETTERS BITTERS
NTH ,or lee water aud you only safe from The ef
feet, ,b. shock which unqualified beverage
to produce on tho circulation bu. oreamed sgiins all the
causes OF fever.
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New.York Eclectic Institute.

No 20 r.a-t 18th si., urar Union square.
"sez~ upon Truth wherever II Is f1und'
DR. Julius NJ Won FALLENsIstN,
for sixteen year. associate of h hef Oerhard |on allen
s,rn IN toe ieiants Dresden, Grimsny aud founder
of The Fuhsven Eclectic Institution in ing aud will u-a
the ing di+Ases Complaints peculiar TO w"meb golt
oic matter ~ how long saiiaink ob'ti-
mai. cutaneous Affections and that scJGIge to American
,ci,ty dyspepsia The stsnng eu In these tronhc'oi
disease. Lsve been oD'snrd by the use Of our medcAted
baths or tho system cutIneous absorption though we
make re use of Eopaiho and homeopathic iemedics 10
..cr, or an.et medicines Lei,Ts addressed to nf WIN
FALLENSrtI No So East l1ths; Will receive attention
na and directions to part OF the county
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FINE. Drmorest's Mirror Of FashiOns-Wuh,
splendid Pire Fall Cls aks splendid Plate ChdreRs
Fal Dre.se splendid CRAVINGS Fall iine,y, splendid In.
gsvng Fall Hoy-esi ia Dr---s spi.nda Braid =" Dir snd
Eu,br idery. Fail Number READY Sept L. Sold ever''
where. lsge Steel Ponrlit OF Mue Demoie" " gVs''
with each 81 the Fail Numbers premium Yearly suo
-crber. have the privilege If seeciig 81 crnts w.n o,
Plin fsrtsrn. as preui"m Pnbi'hsd ~ NO. 10
oadway. Yearly I'll S gle copies by mail on receipt
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Filth Regiment Artillery n. Y. ",


cob GRAHAM,
stiop,d AZ Fort MarsLal Baltimore sud rcsbiasd for gar
.on duty superior indCceen. &c recruits The hSn
est bounty gwen. c--..
Recruits from tr country Informed that Goveinnoh'
st,te aua Town Bouuiits paid when emitted. -
apply corner Coud aud Jora!rnonsts bookiyn 81 Lieu"
ITun,N. corner Bow~fy and ofand-st, Ne~.N OK OF
Lieut.. OIL MURRAY, Hegimental k,eraidos Ot'cer.
Pirrt Re xincnt, National Volunteers, Col. w.
Eurney.-Now /. the INN. dont wait 20 be df"ued ou'
nee .tsp orv ard ard volunteer to serve your country Ia
~ nn, R,riu,nt few more ao-bodel worted TO
m is raLk ulfoi ms rlons and comfortable quarters nt-
b.d In n,.diat.y on -nroliips AL the G"vefnn en'
S,,- and County Bounes occurred to recruits Recruiting
~ JAMES w. GURNfY.
Mt. IA, p.yiueut 4 \ Cha..enr.), Recruiting Object
Rreim.rtal Headquarters, No. sli broadway
Cjr., Rez;m,ut. National Volunteers. Colonel
gIjrNTi -i,,t chance Tor the Boun before dsil nc
crui,. cd tor Company Uniforms raf'oh' ""a gum
t,r. furnished Immediately. Apply 10 a, ,,,
T. H. WEYMAN, ia, Recruiting Ofeer' NO 10 'as
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Piemus.
BRAHDRETiPS PILLS
Cleanse the body and blood Their efficacy In Ulcers IL 50
rea, that pas which decsSg restored TO healthy
vigorous lie.
BRANDRETIrs PILLS, by purifying the 'J''sn' IN fsc'
renew the life OF the body.
IN Liver COMPLAINTS Co,,iveness in Rheuna,.n, and for
Fuuos, Dzzines. and Psin ia tho Head they are rflhbe
aud with all 90 mild easy that they give no trouble
GIT NEW STYLE.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
No 1ai CANAL STRICT. and No. 4 UNION slUAkE.
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Hostetter's Bitters.-BEWAhH OF iCE-" AiHh
chill given the circulation by large draushts OF simple
d.od.dly dan..fou.not that tho cold and grate
fn luid nav not be imoibei without peril If awhoe'ome
stad ,timasnt iucorpoTsted with H. In fact small
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Regiment, National Gsard,

Thirty. Sevtnth Reginrnt. NhtIOHHi UtHru'
y. y. =. III.
TIE friends Of the nth will meet at the
ARMORi, No. $50 Broadway,
THIS Saturday, NORM O. At "'clnek to procsod IN
feoys Due Regiment IT, return nom three month";
tye seryice Bsdges will b, fuini bed 1t the aInory
BE PROMPT
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DRUG STORE for SALE.-Situated on a
~ eains thofoughfare ga BROOKLYN established over 70
yosra Wi DC cold very low TO cash purchaser Apply on
Sb, prerises No. II MytleaV. corner OF fsaI biooh
fyp \ Y
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DhRTNER WANTED in the STATIONERY
4 BUSINESS with hbou; 200 capital Address d. f.
1ntpue Onice.
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to EXCHANGE tor REAL
rs1.,Tg ui,b q, without the atand for busbe ~
T.bisLed number Of years. Apply on the premises NO.
8tb-ay.
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CHANCES tor Bnslness Hlen.

A SUPERIOR OIL REFINERY for SALE
N or EXCHANGE. Inquire OF M j. fhisbiE' NO.
30 Pearl st.. New fork
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6pcual \ oiitcs.

AiuAiy offlhA'
la on p,uy e. be composed 81 the former Students of The
DOL other n-s OF iesp~c,sbt, sId s"oo
ma Character a. %, sccepL Any sach )o1ns
IN can obfsin all information required by applying To
pODNEY o. kIMBALL. Captain (i.i. Pfofcs.ei OF Mathe'
nGties) Of the STATE NOhMAL sohooL' Abshy' Now
York as, Al, -
/. s-An who join this Company viii be accredited 70
their respective towns and counties
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(,nantlal.
CLIsrOs rlsr l,.Ox,scs co'ss4'r'}

NKv.lOKK june q, i5bE '
nIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors OF this
~ Cornuay have this 5s d, cet sNmi Annual Dividend
o. FIVE e. PER CENT. ay.bir On d-nisnd p
JAS T.. All IS. IT,, Secretary
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Hilsccllaueous.

BUTTER FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY
q, ,iug, Pound, and upwards warranted to keep In
climate put up by ID. g. PECK, 10. 1JS Washinstonst
s.w lCIk.
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cnO 50 30. - aud - 5J.-sHOES and
- y, CATERS. SEN sfKinG STYLES; GOV feady
"lDyps'- No 10 ed u Ana..t T. 9-C.n md zee
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loalv aceumuate causing serious trouble and Distress
urrenty re oui ed of the nnsasfed acquisitions
of several debts slnonnng twenty six millions End
half The fostng debt exceeds forty mhons OF oohais'
general bankrupt bill will be reported at an early gay
ESCAPE OF GEN. GEO. B. JOHNs0N-DASHlNG FEAT
OF CAPT. MORGAN. DC: - -
Augusta GEO, Feb. % 1862.
The 4tanta Confedsrsey Of this morning says that Gen
George Johnson had escaped from Fort
and arrived at Murfreesbero on Sunday.
Heavy rains the roads from Nashville mad greauy
damaged the bridges ,,,.
The bridge Rock liver fell with the tram, killing
Iiei1 Col. johnson and wCundipg several others
Capt Joha w. Morgan dashed into Nashville on Monday,
and captured twenty five Federas
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WE HAD the pleasure, yesterday, Of meeting and
greeting Lieut. Col Price Lieut. ToWnshend and other
friends, paroled prisoners from Roanoke COL Price,
sorry to say, looks wOrsted like brave man
upon whose spirit disaster has preyed but without weak
eniug his devotion to the cause The younger officer
look WE'LL and are 10 doubt ready to go into the field
as soon relieved from their parole. All speak highly
of the way in which Major Hill worked his battery
That was the only battery engaged with the enemy's
gun-boats, and, with its small armament, it held them
well at bay The fault OF cur defensive arrangements
was that none of our batteries swept either of the two
Southern landings. An attempt made to land within
range of Major Hills battery was promptly repulSed
by a shower of grape. Who was to blame2 Who To-
Gated the batteries? Not COL Shaw.
Daily Journal, 9th Ut.
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ARMS AND OTHER THINGs.-There are--there were-
or at least there ought to haze been, sufficient number
of good muskes and bay0pets 10 the several u 3 Ar
mories South, in the State armorics. A among the
people all public arms to have put good weapons in the
hands of eight hundred thousand men, and yet with
four hundred infantry regiments numbering net more
than three hundred snd fifty Thousand men, the several
States and the CoDederacy, are pushed for arms.
Why is this The arms are somewhere aud they
ought to be brought out. II has public weapon
and does not himself it, le' him give 1t to b. or
somebody else WHO will There hands all through
the Conederacy stretched cut to grasp all the good
arms in tie country. Inferior we are TO the North
era Union in numbers, we have, and we Will have
no lack of good aad true to Ii our ranks, but Tor
these men We want, if not the best weapons at least
the best the country give the best she has to give
aud from this it follows that any man having IN his
possession any public which be does not promptly
return unless lie holds it tor some military purpose au-
thorized by law apart from dishonesty Of retaining
what s not his own, is guilty of aiding and abettng
the enemy by weakening cause to the extent at
least of the soldier whom he keeps out Of tie hed for
want OF the arms with which he ought to be equipped
After arms the great necessity is powder. To make
that requires three lDgr OentS, Hltre CudCOat auu e0l
pbur At first it was thought that sulphur was the
great difficulty but it turned out as we stated in an
article upon the subject that the amount Of sulphur
among the sugar planters, their factors, was ample
for all military purposes apart from all other sources Of
supply. Charcoal car, of course be obtained in any
quantity. Nre is now lie difficulty. 1t is produced
naturally in caves in warm climates mostly in India
somewhat in the caves in own Soul ern States
but not in sufficient amount. la North Germany
Scandinavia and perhaps elsewhere it is made in beds
composed in certain way, and taken in payment
of public taxes at q stipulated rate. But to get hre
bed in good producing order, requires at least year
and half or two years. that these Should be made
at once There is 10 time to be last In the meantime
all the saltpere in the hands of private individuals
ought be given freely TO the government or at least
sold at very moderate price AS to the composition
nitre BEDS we will take especial favour, if Dr.
lannon's will be so kind as to furnish with simple
formula which will publish, and keep standing fer
the direction Of people We feel assured that the
Doctor will do SO at en- early day.
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BY the President eff the Confederate States OF
America.
A PROCLAMATION.

a
Whereas, The Congress of the Confederate States has
by law vested in the President the power suspend the
writ OF habeas corpus cities in danger of attack by the
enemy
Now, therefore, I, JEFFERSON DAVIS, President of
the Confedera States of America hereby proclaim
that martial law extended the cities of Norfolk and
Portsmouth and the surrounding country to the distance of
said Cities and all civil jurisdiction the
privilege of the writ of habeaS corpus hereby declared
to be suspended with the limits aforesaid.
This proclamation will remain in force until otherwise
ordered.
-, Infaith whereof, have hereunto set my hand
SEAL and SEAL the City of Richmond, this twenty
t) seventh day of February, in the year of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty 1.-TWO.
TSigped I JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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THERE Is. for day or two lul in the news market
People await events with anxiety but, trust with
out undue depesson for we at the most trying
point of history. As all felt, the first few months
of 1862 are the most trying They have been pregnant
with reverses and cannot pretend to say with Nc
Cean that cur forces have suffered their last defeat
made their last retreat. We must only hope for the
best for a few weeks yet Our army is in transition
state weakened by iuloughs given to troops re-enst-
ing for the war wanting the reinorcements that are
rapidly gathering to swell its ranks; wanting the
power and confidence which a sense Of adequate force
alone can give By next month our men actually III
service will exceed those actually present by some
thing not far from one hundred thousand men, To this
ternorarv weakness Of our lines with the advantages
which it has eivcn the enemy President Davis aludes
very plainly as the main Of our recent reverses-
He cor graduates Congress that the evil may now b.
said to be subsanti lily crd, and that we shall not
again during the war; be exposed to seeing our strength
diminished by this fruitful cause Of disaster-shot en-
listments.
The assurance Of the President that the moterel Of
war las been secured in sufficient quantities, must be
regarded as highly gratifying, while there is too much
truth in his remark that the surrender at Roanoke Island
must be Gtto BE- cpy humi.iating: We have been
dcicnoirg COL Shaw from any imputations upon his
courage or fidelity because have thought, and still
think and have good authority for thinking that such
iuputatious did him serious Injustice But On the 9th
er hand from all We can learn, it would be folly to as
gert that Co.. Shaw while at Roanoke Island, distin
gushed him eli either as a very energetic abe com
maudcr aud we must say, that to commit the defence
of so important post to civilian Colonel seem;
to US the height Of faulty on the part OF the superior
authorities. The Tremendous loss Inflicted on the enc
my, even as it was, shows what might have been done
had any Of batteries swept the lower landings OIL
had there been second line of works upon which oul
forces as they fell back might have made sard anc
awaited rcniorcCmeus. The way in which Major HIPS
three guns stood for day the fire Of heavy guns from
twenyseven steamers proves what can be done by well
served works. We suppose there viii be an investga
ton, and we will look for it with interest.
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THE SISTERS OF MERCY gratefully acknowledge the
receipt of one hundred dollars, from Messrs. FULToN
PRICE, of the Wilmington Journal being the amount
collected by these gentlemen to reimburse the Sisters for
the losses which they sustained by the late confagra
Characterization Courier.
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official reports from him cannot give detailed on.
tons of his command have pleasure in beno Vpeta'
to sly that Col command greatv aos
gushed its commander as bold and gallant leado rn,
reflected distinguish honor upon itsefpassed s. sGd
through the enemys line Of Investment and trust it wiz
clcee of our country. Just
GIDp. PILLOW, Brig. Ger. q
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ATTENTION.

Thkrty-FIrst Regiment North Carolina Troops.
Officers and privates belonging to the 3lst Regiment
North Carolina Troops, who furlough who have
escaped from Roanoke Island will report to me q the 3rd
day CT March next, at l.umberton N. q.
By order of Msj. Gen. Benz. Huger.
C. GOODWIN,
Capt. Commanding Co. A.,
3lst Regt n. c. T.
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Lumberton, N. c., Feb. Is, 1862.
N B-An officers and prvates in Wake, Orange Harnett
and ether Counties convenient will report to Lieut.
at Raleigh the I'd day of March next prepared to take
the cars en- route for Lumberton. c. g., Capt.
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AN ORDINANCE

CONFERRING THE COMMISSIONERS THE Town WILL
OTHER Towns CERTAIN FOR THE
DEFENCE THEREOF.
Be II ddlned &C., That the Commissioners of the
Of Wilmington shall have power to place distractions the
river and to erect to complete if already il process Of
erection, work works upon the mouth of the
Cape Fear River around, within the said town,
which they deem necessary for the defence thereof
and also for the like purpose purchase cannon powder
ball and other munitions If PrOUdsd that the said
distractions placed in the river with the of the
Confederate officer in command.
2 Be IL further ordained, That to meet the expens-
&c, the Commissioners shall have power borrow
ney and to lay taxes, sc.
SEC 3. Be further ordained, That whenever the CON-
handing officer shall certify that the expenses incurred
the Commissioners under this ordinance necessary
the State defense the shall be charge upon the pub
bic treasury. Provided, that application shall have first
been made to the Confederate Government and they
have failed to the payment of the months
after said application
SEC f. That the provisions of this ordinance be extended
to the Commissioners of the towns of Newbern Wash
ingOn any other towns that may make the app-
cation under similar circumstances.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-06

WE ARE indebted to the courtesy of Robert Strange,
Esq for the following copy of ordinance passed by
the State Convention, which may be of some interest
to the people Of this tOwn,-and of other towns
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-06
AcknOwI dgements.

AcknoWI dsements.
The ladies of Black Rock Brunswick county Soldiers
Aid Society," will please accept the thanks of the officers
and members of the Brunswick Double Quicks for uRd
articles of Clothing and Bedding for said soldiers All such
favors will be thankfully received.
JOSEPH GREEN, Capt. CONG