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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-06-28

EzsSs Das~
Friday was a memorable day in the
history of the Burnside Expedition !;
memorable, not for deeds of blood, but
from its associations connected with
the presentation of a sword from the
gallan little State of Rhode Island, to
Major General A. +. Burnside. The
day was pleasant, and a large multi
tude assembled together with the
troops on the banks of the CLASSY Trent,
near the county bridge to witness the
ceremonies. At nearly the time ap-
pointed, the clouds presented very
water. appearance, and smart show
ers were the result in the distance
At 5 o'clock, Gen. Burnside rode into
the field accompanied by his staff and
escort. As he rode into tho area from
an easterly direction, a beautiful rain
bow spanned the heavens, forming g
triumphal arch of gorgeous splendor
over the head of the hero of Roanoke,
Newbcrn, and Fort Macon, as he
RasF9A Ra ssJUaa aaaHe si,v ii ~ tbs aeasfpt
Belger, of the Rhode Island Battery,
fired a federal salute, and the welkn
rang with the hearty welcome of the
troops which usually greets him
wherever he goes. The troops pre-
sented a magnificent sight, one never
before witnessed in the old North State,
and caused the hearts of the Union
citizens TO take courage at the brilliant
array of aerriod steel before them, ar
rayed for the purpose of sustaining the
federal power and sffordng its loyal
citizens protection. e .
General Mauran was dcputed by
Gov. Sprague OF Rhode Island, to pre-
sent the gift of the State Legislature,
to General Burnside. The sword was
a very elaborately ornanen'sd one, and
expense was not taken into account in
getting it up. We have already pub
Ilishcd a description of the sword
Gen. Mauran delivered the sword,
pretaced with neat and appropriate
speech. As he presented the sword
to Gen. Burnside, second and more
beautiful rainbow than the first, ex-
tended itself across the blue sky above,
an emblem Of hope, success, and pro
mise.
SPEECH or GEN. MAuEAN.
General Burnside
II have the honor to appear before
you by command of his excellency
Gov. Sprague, to qresent to yon {
sword which has been unanimously
!. . voted by the General Assembly of the
State of Rhode Island, in testimony o
y the brilliant victory achieved at Ros
: noke Island, on the Sth of February
;, last. Before formally presenting TIN
: same, permit me to read the Resolu
:, tions as passed by the General Assem-
!" bly,, together with communication
;; 4 from Governor sprague.
. Copy Of Resolutions for The proeur'n
y Of md presenting a spor0, to Gen
', Burnside. ....
0. ResolUea, That agreeably to tn
s. Recommendation Of His Excellency tn
= Governor, he be authorized to procul
re a suitable sword for presentation
h, Bripadier General AMBROSE E. BUR-
US us SIDE, for his recent victory at Rosnoi
'si o[ Island, one Of the most brilliant e
X. x. ploits of the war ..
,is Resoyue9, That His Exce!lency II
Governor, be requested to present Il
'io 'to same to General BURNSIDE, with Il
m .honte of This Genera, Assembly
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LARGE SALE or CoTToN CLoTu. we learn
that ore of he Mills at Lowell during tho
past week, sold sir hurdrcd thorm"2 2yariSs u
cotton cloth ...
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greater, or more sincere than mine is,
in being in any manner instrumental
in executing the above resolution of
our State Legislature.
AS from the people of Rhode Island,
therefore, you will please accept this
gift-who donbt not that you will dig
Nifty it by pursuing the same course of
honor and patriotism by which it has
been gained. Rhode Island asks no
other thanks, no other recompense, and
no other sacrifice.
Say to the brave soldiers under your
command, that Rhode Island honors
their courage, their endurance, and
their brilliant achievements, by honor
ing their chief.
Commenting you to the care of, and
invoking the choicest blessings from
that God who protects and rewards the
brave and the good, .I
| am, General,
Your friend and ob't sery't,
wM. sPRAGUE.
Maj. Gen. A. E. BURNSIDE,
C0mmTg Me Department Of North Carolina.
His exccllency the Governor, hav-.
ing in his communicatioESsssalrl rFEufexs ex
Of Rh5de Island, n Dit remains for mo
to make. the presentation which | take
great pleasure in doing. Be pleased
to accept the sword, and if you may
have occasion to draw it from its scsb.
bard, we know full well that twill be
in defence Of the Union, the Constitu-
ton, and the Laws, and when by
kind Providence you are again per-
mitted to return to the peaceful walks
of life, we will all be proud to greet
you as one who has proved a good
ana 1altn1ul servant.
SPEECH OF MAJOR GENERAL BURNSIDE.
Generality behalf of this gallant
little army which surrounds you, ! beg
through you to thank the State OF
Rhode Island for this gift, given in APP
prcciation of our services at the "Bat.
tie of Roanoke"
Your excellent Governor has most
fittingly said, that the services of this
army have been. in this manner re-
membered through its Commander
Without the skill, courage, patience
and forttude of the general officers,
field and staff officers, company officers,
non commissioned officers and prvates
of this Corps D'Armee," together
with the fnli and hearty CO cooperation
of our gallant Navy in these waters,
the State of Rhode Island would have
been deprived the pfeasure Of sTviHg''
and | de6arred the proud satisfaction
of receiving this elegant sword.
On your return to our much beloved
) State, say to its gallant Governorsits
Legislature and its ever brave and
loyal people that they arc represented
in nv command by as hardy and cou-
rageous a band, as ever left Narragan-
sett's shores, and should you meet any
of the officials or citizens of our sister
! States, that have contributed so much
to our strength, say to them that they
Q too, have given to lis, soldiers who ohave,
!. in common with others, been foremost
in the combat for the suppression OF
e this wicked rebellion.
e l now beg to thank the State OF
9 Rhode Island for the kind manner in
O which she has been pleased to remem
y her me and to thank You for the kint
;e interest you have manifested in the
x presentation Of this most acceptable
gift.
~ LARGE SALE or CoTToN CJoTu. we lear
\,
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OF Gonernor iStanly, delirered at Warrington
NJ C., on Tuesday, June II, 1862.
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him and the gallant soldiers Under Lis
command" Is
-ExEcUTIvs DEPARTMENT }
STATE OF Ra6D. IsLAYD,j
PsovtDsScs, AprU ION, 1862.
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eminent did na commcnc, the war. am no
ageut>of abolition Generals. When required
to be such | will lsave you, and return with
q heavy heart. | will do nothing unbecoming
a christian gentleman and patriot.
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days ysu can be back into the Union. II
reason has not fed to british beast" you
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OF every description, neatly shd promptly exc
cuted at this Office.
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Fog ineldeafal eIpSuSss % the quartSl1naStSrSs
department. khTSS hundred EtxtY-aVS thpasa6d Gid
thiEteSn dollhHS Hnd atghtyeaatG
For transportation OF the army and tt1 g1puilHE
two million RBo hundred and hfYsyur tF1uVl n one
hundred and eighty-Ilx dOIIars and eiRhtY.onS
cents.
FnK transportation Of ohiesrs' barzare. 6ftseD
fhoasa1d three hundred and Efxty.aST0u doiiaFI
For purchase OF Dragon horSSS two hundred and
uinsty-soV6n thousand three hundFOd SDd fhfrty-
For clothing, camp aud EarTison o1ufpars. one
mittOa1 three hundred sne my thOuEsnd one hnn-
drod and my one dollars and thirty-eIght eentE
FOR current expenses Of ordnance service twenty
thousand dollars ?
For oTdna nee ordnance StOraa and gupplien ipeIu.
ding horse equipments for al mounted troops four
hnndred thousand dollars
aof LnanHiaeture q arms, sixty thousand SiollArs
for tnereaEng the manufacturing capacity OF the
national HrrloEy, my thousand dollars.
For PITehass OF gunPoVaiOr and lead, forty thou.
For purchase OfartiIlory hOrsea, tuonty-aro thou.
For hEe OF quarters for troops Of store houses fol
the ne Keeping Of military stores Of grounds foI
summer e4ntouments, and for temporary huts OIlO
hundred and hfty-elght thousand two hundred and
e gnty-three doll4rS and eIghty-Oue eentS-
Sec . And be Il further enacted, That all apprO
pr1atiQns and an provisions OF law herein eOntRined
applicable to three year8' volunteers sha apply Il
NO yeaFs volunteer, and all other volunteers VIII
have heen or may be received into the service Of thu
umted states for period exceeding three months
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ON and after the l4th Of April. 1861. the paEssn-
" ger Trains will Be Tuh ~ follows, Wis
The Expires Train leaves Wheeling daily exeept
Sundays At 10 A 81. RenUood At 1880 A. n aFriv-
Ing In Baltimore AZ $40 a. NJ connecting with the
EHPress train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all the EaHtern citisa, leaving AT GLIB A. NJ ar.
hNes AZ Warrington 81 bs30 A. ~, making close cor
neeton With the Southern lines all parts Of the
South. This train stops At the principal stations
from wheeling 70 Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore At BIS P NJ and
Washington City At &l5 r. n, arriving a BenyoUd
At A. ~ and Wheeling At ca A. NJ, making direct
connection With the EEpTesstFaln for AL parts Of the
West. Southwest and Northwest. This train st0Dg
only for meals and wood and WHteF.
The Mall Trnin leaves daily including Sundyna n
6t5' Y. h-I BenWood At 1s25 p n, and arrives On
baltimore AZ S:l6 p M connecting with the Nail
train, leaving for Phllsdelphia, New York Boston
aud all Eastern cities At 445 r. ~ arrives At Wall.
ington City At $40 p NJ connecting With the South.
err lines for all parts Of the South TiStratn ztoIu
on the west end Of the road At MOubdETille Cameron
Huntington, Water Station FaIEmOnt and GrRftSn
Returning, leaves Baltimore at SEQ A. NJ Wash.
lngton City At SIS A. u aud arrives At Benrood Al
1910 ?. VI. aud Wheeling at 1922 p NJ, Connecting
With the Express train for all pAEs Of the Southwest
Wet and Northwest. This train stops a. fhS UTin.
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and whssliug Accommodation runs
daily, except sundaya leaving Piedmont at 40 ~
and ErTtVen A. Wheeling Al $40 p u.
y. p sHrTH. Mhstsr Of Transportation.
L NJ CoLE, Gsn1 Ticket Agent. apo
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Sec. 2 Ara Be It further oaaetod, nat oro4yt,sr
eoa ~ nj boa pPstRte dhGislant tsrIkhll,
Af tho ttne Of hiB appotutmsnf, b net les than
tEsuty-ono yeas d age nor more than tTonty-1iT
year1i and that, previous 70 he aSp1inkuSSnf hfI
phyLleal, mental md mOraI qGAltheStIolis shailbo
board Of payuaStsrB sPpofnted 6or that pnRposd BY
The sSeretary Of the Navy, and under Gnch reEuIS-
lions ~ he may praacTfbS
Sec. 3 And s. Il fuEthsr enacted, Tat tho ANN
Al payot alEiEtanf ahnl BE e loIops Via:
Ou duty a 80, Tor the INT Ts yearS Eftor date OF
eo1ulion, one thousand three hundred dolIlTJs n.
ger nTe yeaEs from date Of commission, opo tbOasand
On other duty, for the first eve years aftos Ete Of
ouanaafons one thousand dollarS; after I'VE YEAR,
from date Of eommisSio1, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
On leave Of absence o. waiting ofsrE f1r the fiTt
aIe yeaE1 amer date Of oommis5i6n, eigIt hundred
dollars amer Ys years from date Of ono
thousand dollars: and when attached 70 vessels foT
- eeEIlcs eAeh bhall Be entitled
See. 4 And be 1t nlrther enacted, That from an.l
aILeE the paa19go Of this act Commanding omeer
Of any VOeBsl In the navy shall be required to pef.
form the duties Of paymastar or assistant pyIaaS.
ter; and when such once ahnii beeorne Yleanf bV
death or OthsrWise, IN ships a foreiRn sta
tOnaI or on the Paeiac coast Of the United States
the senior oldeer present may make an acting ap-
Pointment Of any ht Persm 20 perform the d1ties
shall report for duty. Any perEon performing the
duties Of psymaIter assistant uayItRT in Scc1r.
dance with this section Cbut not OtheFssl GhaIl Be
acting.
Sec s. And be II further enacted, That each e.
Instant PaymaEtsr nha, upon his appointment, enter
into bonds Ia the amount Of ten thousand dOllRr1
Nth nt least Two good and Bufeient securities for
the fathfui performance Of his duties and that as
Instant paymAEtefs AhRll have rank and precedenee
with assistant SUI geons not passed and that all ap
Potntments to MI vacancies In the CORPS Of paymas-
teFB shal be made by regular promotion from ths
list Of assistant paymaeteFs.
Sec @. And be It further enacted That within six
months after the expiration OF the present fnzurTec-
ton the corps Of p8ymaSters and RssistAut payInas
klaT eoNk 49,
Ia the whole.
Approved, July II, 1861.
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and volunteers called into The service Of tbs Uni-
ted States from tia time they were called Into
service 70 the thEtieth day Of June, eighteen han.
drSi and sixty-oDe.
Be Il enacted by the senAto add House Of Repre-
soutarfVed Of the United Rates Of America IN CON
ETe assembled, That there Be and hereby 3 apDro-
priated, out d any money In the Treasury not oE-
erUtss appropriated. the Of Ve u1illiona leVss
hundred and giIty thousand 6oIIarI, or 20 much
thereof a. may be peee4ryt 70 enable the Govern.
inEnt 70 pay the militia and volunteers called into
service oT the United statss being an additional
amount required for the fiscal gear ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and aixty-onO.
Approved, July 10, 1881.
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Yours J.V. HINES.


WAAsAW, Wyoming Co, N. T., Oct q, 1885.
practice and md them an arcSIle5t I,1lrSo.ja ~
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOuNnrD 1856.
LOCATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,

E0UNn4R' CHARTERED, 1854
ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
TNHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and hourishing condition. Twice dr.
ring the last has II been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In.
every State in the Union.
II now oocupis. one Of the most conspicuous and
dehtrably located buildings In the city. The rooms
are eommodiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
Tho advantages and facilities here offered to youpu
mon desiring to qualify themselves properly for tic
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
1horpEgh Practical BI1iReSs Education generally are
unsurpassed In any particular by any Siilor eStai
Hshment in the United States.
FACULTY3
z. K.L0SIER,
Prtndpal-Leeturer on the Science Of Accounts Com.
mOree, Business Customs, etc.
J. 81. Phillips,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations.
u. u. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book.K eepinv
NJ o. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and Ornamental Penmauship
g.. WILLIAMS, ESo.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV.B YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansant,
Hon Hon. I . Swami, Vim. u. KeighIeF, RSq.,
jacob Trait Esq1 Wm-KnAbe, Esq,
The College Il provided with q Commercial Library
q Standard Works expressly for the Of the Stu
Zach Student has a desk to himself and I, sspa.
rately Instructed.
There beng no yacation during the year, STUDENT.
Thetims1suallyre quirod tocompletothe fullcourse,
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates
A large and Beautifully Ornamented CfnculaF nm.
tanning upwards Of SQUARE YEEF, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, vaTiona
eharaeterBtic deaigns, penmanahip &C. sent bY mail
free Of charge, accompanied with full
particulars. Address E K. LosIRR :.
RaIfiHSOTS Ma.
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DeeenbsE, 1851, % faEas thasaulS ela arIaaY - an
pllod g ths pEUyoS4 q thls at and not inoonIs-
tat theraV1ith, are steayy revived e. rs-o1lstOd
~ The eHpanseI tlt nay attend the SxOoatfol a
eta Res the SUN q tlp hundred thuuS nj ji0lilFl a.
- m1eh tharoof - may b neealary, d aIld gfl5
Glm0iS hsrsby EfEtsi 70 Be- ifi ct a nv
money IN the 1reellEg not 0therTiss aprupEiStSi
Approved, July III 1891.
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0bARgatI.z-

CPURtIc-Ho.Ll
Az ACT toruf1na GDd remit the duties on Grni In.
ported By States.
Be Il enacted by the sonats and Hoes o. RspFe.
ssniatiyes Of the United states Ct 4uaFiea In Con
Sress Assembled That Tie SSerotay Of the Treasury
bs and he 70 hereby authorized and dttseEed TO re-
fund and remit the duties and tmpost1 on all arTnB
Imported into the United States Glbes the first day
Of Nay last, which may Be Imported before the
hrst day d January next, By or for the Hee0mt Of
any St8fsi Provided, the Secretary Of the Treasury
stalI Be astsasd that the sid arls are intended d
good faith, for the Of the troops Of any State
which is or may be engaged In aiding 70 suppress
the inEuFTectton now existing sghinst the United
Etates.
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Missouri Mining COInDanY,

A+AAA9 OOAM IINSAA ~
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
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ENHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
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TRUsEEEs:: Sc" tss ~ l.'q''
M BUTLER, 7 Tre aS@n ALFRED G q RRfy pr.,,
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6. W. JOHNSON s son.

? % NJ ON' UA lNVHpeE9' Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AYAIIBD OURSELVES OF ALI, THE
u improved facilities, Ee arc better prepared nov
than ever to NIL all orders for any article Or yo In
the above line OF business. YAlies ana Conductor
made % order. Steamboat work done In . snbIfan-
RAJ and WOrkmanlikg manner. We are now PAVING
particular attention to this branch Of the frnte
can guarantee satisfleti6n in every partfeular 10
=NholeEAle Dealers We can 0for fnducementS that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock on Ware n
and the assortment is fnll at ali tfreE We
Hsp stock Of thelateSt and most approved pattJnS
OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand ct All tfmos
@. ". JOHNSON : SON,
NO.I1e Market Square, -
!y@-uSNH wheeling, Va