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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
TIsIsESI Hovsr,.

TensmsE houss In greater OF less number are found n
nearly every stree, Of the city In some Localities large
boei mopopOIsd BY them In such The los being
bull, upon IN rear well In ffenL Th, greater porucn
are divided into small spartnsE for tho accommodation
Of a. ams, incredible number Of families IBto each
tr.c,ed with the .dd'on r-'h-r. 81 Vns sun smaller
further sleeping Recommendations "-the latter very
likely dsrk room" rem the former the suns and
hesh air almost entirely eIcudsd-ron sight 10 ten human
bong. often admitted tenants to use 1t kitchen. ait
ting and slespingroom Under such circumssooes Hnei
tuss OF elssnllDsn rarely Observed aud Of tsufss
additional siuulsnt Of disease 4, generated The location
and condition Of pTiss sInis. connected ~s tenement
ksp.es sa9htf pS9se cause q disease Easnoss 1. r.
buildings Of 81: ss; arc s:ssFsy than and
bali three feet vide and from tie officially Of eyre" ten.
ants. In Of Ire exposed TO greai DANGER.
While tho report dsnOuno,. the PseOuI spirit Of land
lords end calls for lew prohibiting the psckng Of human
bsnE done Il Io arms that ths tenants thon.
selves responsible .or many Of the dsoOmfO under
which they ls5SS the pans, principles Of hygiene being
continually violated with apparent indifference any evil
s'us general improvement however. is noted In tho
condition o, tonsuent houses twenty-five reported
hhy during the last year. which imuslt,y cleaned
upon eept Of npcs. The total number Of tenement houses
given 9, 234T with population Of col ss OF whom 20 o95
live In cesfss ,ubtesnesa population large enough for
small city IN itself little than twobirds Of the
hoa'os namely. ss. With poPslsion OF f31 eo pro.
vided with good Of ssotps n trs while 1901
houses. Inhabited by IFS 20 persons deficient In thu.
respect The vsOtlsou Of lbs houes oos.niss 800 1
persoA, Is reported good and t2ii hsu,ss. containing
Nles persons are badly ventilated. The following 10
sEbibh Of The number Of cubic sei 10 each person;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

LAUNCH OF ASoTHrR FLOATING PlLAcp yoR
THE NORM RIvsK.-The Dictstor, buit BY jobs Ens 1,
Son. for Peoples Albany Line Of ',samss success
fully .uoesd yesterday noon from their yard al the foot Of
Tenth .Ie Esst River. In the presence Of severed hnnded
,p.e.tof. ,raon: whom noticed srMsyor westszvelL
Cspt.L C,rnstoek J,wet Edhdse. Bhs.'. 81. john w W.
Hays, PsdsSt Of the pIy DOck Bani j. T. Sanford. Pres
den, Of Phl,delphi, Steamship Lire, and others.
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Nov R-sdy.l

No. lII.-BuLL RUN-BALL's BLuV.
Deparfasnt If he Wat FreBopI
Containing the report of tho Joint Committee he Con.
duet Of the War relating tho battle. OF Boil Run and Balls
Bu and VI tho Department Of the Wes, uudor command Of
MjorGenera Fremont Price 3 cents Sc per 1905 SO
per 900. II sent by mail cent each Ia addition, will
be charged prepay postage when twenty under
dered twenty half cont each To prepay postage Cash
orders solicited.
Address THz TgBUsx.
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PHoToGRAPHs.-The Anthonys have published
photographs Of the admirable drsrins' made by barley to
The order Of Prince Napoleon namely; The Un"ihg IA.
bo,,r The Village Bl,cfsDh Repose, aud EniEran.' At
sed By Indians They male very charming his pictures
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No. u-Ors. BvrLsR's Llrr GRxAr SPEECH

No. U-UES. burLRR's LArt URFAt JFEkCu
Nov Ready.
The Great Speech Of Maj Gen +. Butler q, the Academy
efMu.ic April O. 1861 Price cents; 81 per 100 SIS
per 600. II sent by mail e,ch, In sddoa will
bs charged 10 prepay portage when ~en,y under
dereJ twenty half cent each TO prepay postage. Cash
orders solicited
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

sLAUGHTEH-HoUsEs.
Eyerybody ipoWs that siaghter houses nuiss
They ought be removed from the city limits Instead
tina, being dOnc find their lumber has inocss',d within
tie past year. and they in the Wards
tanning the dense population. The following statement
Of facts shows up the City In,peetOts Depsrnsutnotor
ouy tho lsrhouse Of deesJiDg poitciaus-n very
yisbls HIGHT. complaint msdo iu tae early part OF the
Seminar by number Of respectable coos residing Wo,.
hrd street. between Ninth and Tenth sgsns,
rho hog add fat aud ossbonz sstsb
oil Ms,n Budlons Stokes Co. located in IVES, Forty.
second erect, be~e,n Ninth and Tenth The
LIANT set forth that number hos, slaughtered
on tho premise. during tn. day while the On boiled
night thus creating and maintaining huisance unhealthy In
II. those residing in the neshbohood Capt
Lord caused the establishment be visited In the hight time
and tn. business Of ensboins found to be 10 full blast.
10 quote the word. Il tho report;
The Grand Jury being In session made complaint of
the circumstance with the necessary witnesses 10 substaD-
tise the same pessntment va. made bJ them to tho
District Attorney sud by him sen 10 bis Honor thc Mayor,
frou hin IT was again remitsd then In oDdcavor
ing sbse the nuisance called on hs Honor the Mayor 10
,ee # h. would lay before the Bosd Of Health. lie
piled In the Affirmative. would procure tbe Leoesssy eyi
doroe. obtsued Il shdavts FROM OF prop
cry In the veiJ aSa he whole matter va, laid before the
Honoos tho Board OF Health and BY that body referred 70
the Cy Inspector with power TO sbsse remove the
The hsisdaes. hostct' 'H Te@s,h although t Cfy Ia
speer po.se'ssd vSh pot0er 70 dbaEe 81 tIhe EthSs are
Ogu)
TIE number Of ssughohOusss in the city is Of which
20 are reported In bad condition Ths number OF bes'ss
slaughtered per week given sssS Of small sooi s6g
Of swine total per vssi Is M grand total per year.
l,3ll,H4
FAT BOILING IsTABLIsHAENTs.
Bu,a greater and noi.oBls pcs~hioh in other
city would be allowed 70 eIsTomsns 10 DO mentioned the
fat boiling -stsbshn.nt Of which there are no lea Lsn
eighty In EswYo all protected BY se'9'raon srassses.
The report snimsays aPon the practice Of allowing hide
hOas. where gssi quantities Of green hdss accumulate.
end fspDps pesse, 10 thssby, Au ssshdsrns nv PUB:
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USE HELMBoLD's EXTRACT

For all affections and diseases OF the Urinary ons Nne'nS
existing
IN MALE On FEMALE .
F,,. whatever cause originating and no matter OF hsS
long Gtsnding. Diseases OF tnsse OrgAs
require the aid OF Diuretie
uELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHr
Is TIE GREAT DluRkflo>
AND Is CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DIsEIsEa
FOR WHICH
IL RECOMMENDED.
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cs 49, isveviDs every variety a sosd', wet sDd Dry"
whe Of BOMBED goods 7z3 taie The bidding
,ae sale spa ksd ssd every sros brought
&c cd price
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SimplY because

LIPE A FAILURE" Why Simply because
the man do that for which be not httod
PHRKsoLoscIL CHART would have put him On the right
u.ek aud bis suee,E secured SEE the PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOURNAL FOWLER X WE'LL. No. 3J8 Broadway
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CITY ITEMS.

WmIEn GARDES.--The farewell benefit OF Mia
Lucille Western this Tbsstsr takes place tonight She
will sppsa Don CnsA de BAn In the play Of that ma ne
add a. Luorets BorgiL This will be her ss performance
bat eae during the pIssen. season.
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tAdyertiseme8L
InpaRTANT AND IRUR.

Bo,veu 4 Warner. Colohhc Coop Hair handsome
Brown or Bacs without The OF wash or PREPARATION
Ladies nee without troubling OF sntAnsinx WHrseted the
beet and cheapest Try 1t; on will ue no other J. T..
Ru,Ltou's No All Broadway, and all drrygits
FUNSTON 4 ScorxLD, General Agents. No b John-st
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,,c Of sbsss boxes and elsassos e u esss we 'ep'
,,,,. a detail 81 What has been done In reiereneep
IRuAsT CHILDREN,


IRuAsT CBILDRzs.
One N dst,ilsd for the work Dec D. ise sno Two
a3ion,I .ir,u wei. detailed 10 bis ssstsneo Apfh l.
1862 10 eleven nonbs ibsy made $50 Wits 30 the pnoho
schools and LISA children reported to them BY tesehei
As tssnts OF this number 43 reported second Tune
and IoJ the lind She ofess also made 3'o5 visits TO me
homes OF the,s chi den they arrested q uants in the
street ard took them TO SCHOOL, and % were aresied apo
,ouui ted 70 tho Juvenile Asylum. 40 reformed
hoOsb the sIertion Of the truant obee The startling
o 10 mentioned that have om 5000 TO soOOO children
in this cts who never attend school hut continually in
he streets becoming Injured to the post denorsized habits
md akhg the INEFFICIENT ,teps TO crime The report recon-
meuds tho ,slablisLnisIt offs Iu'n home
yERRIEs.
The report states that, durss the year. while the ferries
have carried nearly by millions Of passengers not life has
been o, The number Of passengers earned by the various
ferry oompsbe, in 1864 is a. follows;
Union FsIry Company NewYork aud Brooklyn. 8 $50 Geo
Hoa.ontIest Ferry to WiiAmsburgh.. l,'N'oV
J.os.on.strs.t feiTy to Booslyn.. LS'o
Grv.np point Ferry tO Newly orb 70 Gr.enpoint. @,VVO
Habitat. FeTy Co.. Eighty sixth street TO AsIurh ooVVO
jersey City Ferry Co., New York and J.r.ey City BUOOo
Staten Island Ferry Co. N York and staten lAsod bOVV
uute Point Ferry Co N Y and Huurt's Point lb113aO
Hobosen feny CO., krwfork and honoken.,'.. $1,000
Ne~.J,rsy CsDus X, y. sna Ehzsoethp"rt. d9o'S
Bups Fer snd Fort Ire feTry ...........,,' yJ1OSV
W,.hswtsn Feny Co Nsw.Yors 10 Weehawken.. 1900
P.yous Ferry. foot Of Chambers 'Esei'''''''" lo1sV
Total
1t appears from the above that the.fonies cOnneensse"
York and Brooklyn-the hn tvs IN the tsbeeaary the
epormoo. number Of 81 $50 passengers in the sOur's Of
,esr II would be is.k OF no ANAL magnitude to
transport the entire population every man. woman and child
10 the United States Unfolding tho "sooaled Confode
rt., seross ,er~hss prOcs s.on but JOB equivs
that every year by the Brooklyn ferries eAv
ing tho additional poEaon OF Veh les, or
be.ne done by other Hines running Long Issnd-sneh
~ the ferry TO AHoda and Hunters Point Feiry which
would swell the ANAL travel between the two mo't in
por,.ni Islands 10 the word 10 'ti larger hsure
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fAdyertisement.i

LIGHT GYMNAsTiCs.-Mrs. PLUMBs new
LI0Br Grxyssric AcADRnY No. 50 West litht, viii open
ior Ladies. Families and Children on MONDAY, May
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AFFID AvIT.


s.B, .np..r,a before me- an Alderman Of NE City
Philadslphis g. T. Helmbold who being duly svoru ast
h, prsoarstion contains narcotic. no nsrenTy,
other Injurious drugs but arc truly vegetable r,neotp
Sworn aud subscribed before h. 29d day q N0vss'f
eGh-.L. .bovs Race, Phhsdspsa
Aaar.,. letter. FOR information, In confidence, 70
II. Il. II Il l. NJ b o Id,
CHEMIST.
DEP OF.
No. la SOUTH TENTH STREET.
ls.LOw onxsrsurh
PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFErTs AND UNPRnSoPLSe
DEALERS,
Who sadesvos 70 dispose o" their swn" and other NV
eles on the reputation st,AiDsdby
HELMDOLDS GENUINE 'PREP~
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
HELmBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLh
HELaBoLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE VASE
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS kvERYwHEh
ASK FOR HELMBoLDs-
TAKE NO OTHER
~ Cut en-. tn. .av.ra.sus., ~ ,..s n y - s'sM
iHRWiiAe 81 Nes,Me
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Advertisement !

EMBROmERISG MACHINES TO KENT AND
RON s,r-SevinE Machine. for Embroiderns and FAM >
U.. " w WIcEks JK., No 45 Broadway, cor bfooine't
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BLOODi BLOODi BLOOD

HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILIAAA
SYPHILIS. /
Tbi, (, an affection OF tho Blood and s,tsek the sIua
rams Lnns. Of the Sos Ears. 1hrost Wndpips and eths
Mucus Surfaces, mailing lite appearance 10 the form Of Ulcers
Helnbolds Extract Sa..pss Purhes the Blood and bo
moves eli Scsly krup Of the Skin, sivng 10 tbs ConS
sxou Clear sud Healthy Color IL being prepared sxs
presy for this cls. complaint Its Bloodpurying psop
ses are preserved greater extent than any ether PrspS
ration Of Sarsapsrila
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SALr OF Goops IN PUBLIC SrorE.--Ons Of the
l.ss. and mos, successful sale, Of GOOD. remaining In the
Public Store which LIS been effected In ,hs port
ssspSssd ys,.rt,y gsge v.T. as' pscts" bsls sws',
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THE SANITARY CONDITION OF THE
CITY.
Inspection OF stenm-Boiiers-Abaf emcn'
Of Acknowledgements Of Truancy
Number OF Passepgers Carried ~


The second annual report Of Capt. Is. q. Lord oil
the Sanitary Company in reference 10 msers connected
with branch Of the Police Departmensmbrnens In It,
pics The Der and condition Of steam boilers tehsmtn-
houses, slaughter houses steam iery beats condition OF
streets, Bsncy ke Tepsss With interesting statistics aud
valuable sssesons at the seine time In the character and
amount Of work psbed Ing record very oedhs
bic 10 those connected with this branch o: the police service
sTEAH-BOILERs.
The Importance Of efficient inspection OF To condioh
spd msns,em.nt Of ,sAmbosTs Ia manifest from The f.et
that great many located in crowded budn and be-
o.h sidewalk Thi, could not be satisfactorily ncerIased
uoder the old law under The matchmaking th-t each
engineer shall be examined TO hs comPetsnoe 10 take
charge OF his boiler boiiefit 10 sssancd thai he mn"
understand is condition aud essential sppgrtsnsncssi and w.
In r.la ion thereto, he cannot sacoTy aoooun' lie
held over until able to do Hence from the sIAmn.
Of sngDss and the EAnnatoo Of each boiler By
the npecto a. DEPARTMENT obtains the requisite isforms
enable 1t to carry the law The fact 10 mentioned
thu. bat explosion hs, oeeunsd since the new law La,
10 force and this from neglect Of the Depart
lent defect Of the boiler which had been properly In
pseed but through h,fnt aud eAreessBs.s
s.on charge had neither received bssa examined
for eerdsa,s engisseL The following tabs shows that
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Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In all their st.xss ct tle Expense little " no ehanso Of D
.tt no IncouvrsisnSe, ANO No EAPO>UhE
Il csu,es frequent 0ese and give. strength 70 Urnsff
thereby removing obue+ons preventing and ear,0s eSt
re1 of tho urethrA asyipg pain and inflammation % ~
this Glaze OF dirases and eSPeinns rOiSOnVUSi
DISEASED AND WoRN-oUT NATTER
Thousands upOr Thousands WAC have been the
VICTIMS or QUACKs,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES 70 be cured no sbors
time have found they deceived and that the foson
h.. by ths q Of Powerful A.r0gsns" been erred uP y
the systsnl 10 break out IN sgg svat~d iorm' and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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SALES or REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, April Is,
1862 By Adrian II. Mailer p. r. wilkins Co. Third days
ale Of the Ches'er nan estate.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT puOH,t

Il
For weaknesses arising from E1cesses Hsbks Of Di.iu.
ton Early lndi,o elton " AbJss, ATTENDED
with tho follow ing symptoms;
Ipdispostlon TO ExsIiog. Loss vi PonrE
Loss Oi Memory, Dihealty Of Bfsstkins
Weak Nerves, 1Isnbiua
Horror Of Disease, WaAefuiDesS
Diunsss oil bi.Ion, PilJ IN the bsok
Hot Hands Flushing Of the Body.
Dryness OF the Skin, ErupuOns on the Faos
Universal LsssGade OF tbs P4IiiG CounLsn1o.&
Muscu.-. IS btsfn.
These SYMPTOMS, allowed 70 20 Whicn this medicine
inyanab " removes soon to,o~
IMPOTENCE, kATUITf. EPILEPTIC FITS
In one Of which tho p.tieus may sIp.Te. VINO ay
they are eqOeuy ,ooxe1 those disful diseaaes
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTlONI
Many the cause Of their suffering but nors
will confess Tue coid II thelD sylums snd ,hs mel.
suchoy aesth, by Consumption Orss ample WBssss ehs
trutn OF the ssseftion. - -
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED By ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and avsaris hi
system which hELABOLDs EAIkACT oUChU Lysns-
6ly does A tIial ~ al cOHyInIe SGr nost skspDeSL
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FEMALEsi FEMALES FEMALES,

FEMALESi FEMALES F'EMALEBt
OLD on YOUNG, SINGLE. MARKED, or C0HTEhv
PLATING MARRlAGE.
Ia man, affections peculiar to Females the EItsci Becha
uneqused by snJ other remedy In CoToss of Rssnt
cn gula es PsnnIDes. supPfesaon o. Customary
Ey.eu.op. lee ie II scrhous IL the Dsrg Lea.
corrne or Whites sSsuty, ani Tor ali complaints ise eat
10 10. sex whether Arising lndis,f.tion. Hapin Of Dian
patton. Or In tho - 49,, -, , 49,,
See symptoms above.
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT
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The report states that Dung the year. while The fr'es
have carried nearly by millions Of passengers not hfe has
been los The number Of pWnser earned by the various
fsfrN nompanie, In 1901 ia n. iJlowa:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-04-27

enemy, those less fortunate are compelled to-
bear the opprobrious name Of .~traitorl !
But it is not in the enemy's lines alone, az
l bave bad ample means of ascertsinine, thas
the traitor may be found. Show me the ex.
tortioner, wherever hesmay be found, what.
ever his profession, in politics or religion.
and will show you Lincoln's firm friend,
who is doing more to aid his cause than any
company in the Yankee army. To-be-surt
they wish the South ultimate success, fof
they think they will be better off by it,
They think If the North triuuf,hs, they VIII
because found with the rebels, be treate4
like them; though I think it very likely Linz
coin would, like the devil, know his own, and
he is not so ungrateful as not to appreciate
the services of his best friends.
Ana do they think a day Of retrioutios
viii never come? Do they think the vic
timSSof their base eXtortion will never trl
unph? Must their children grow up IN poy<
crty and ignorance while their base persecu
tors revel in, and enjoy the liberty their tath4
ers and brothers have gained for them
Before the war what were they promisedr
What are they realizing? They were TOLD
their families would be we'll cared for that
all who did not go would be considered cow.
ardly, to say the least and that their families
WOulu SuHeF QlSSTaCe. lnSItau Ol thLS, IL 10
by some considered a mark of distinction To
be able to keep out of the army. The poor
soldier presents such q disgusting appearance,
with their black clothes, &C., they are nos
wanted to come about them. Some of them
are willing to do all they can for them, but
they are not willing that the uncouth looking
creatures should come about them. | have
heard some Boosting that they had no relaI
tives even in the service, all Of them being
wealthy enough to hire substitutes, or hav'
ing negroes enough to divide among those Ii,
able to CONSUMPTION. ! have heard General
Hill called an /" old foor' for saying that ex
empts would be disgraced, they and ,heil
children. They console themselves by say
ing, that he said so to get volunteers. They
would have that noble patriot a liar like unto
themselves.
But a day of reckoning will come. Thos'
brave spirits who will not submit to tyran,
abroad, are longing to see the day when the,
can crush it at home. 1t will be as Genera
Hill says. Let all scott who do not wish t
believe it. But let that vile class beware
The day of retribution will come!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-04-27

General. The Yankee force was the Nexbern
garrison. Some of our officers on picket
counted, as the column passed, nineteenistands
of colors and twenty-five pieces of artillery.
In all they had about eight thousand men.
They have gone back to Newbern.
THE above letter is from a gallant and
intelligent officer OF Gen. Pettigrew's staff,
and though not intended for publication We
have been kindly permitted to use it.
Daily Progress.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-04-27
By the Governor of North Carolina.
A PROCLAMATION.
VvHEREAs, IT HAS BECOME A

VIZ HEREAS IT HAS BECOME
w to me and to all who are interested in the
welfare of the State, and who have any feelings Of
humanity for suffering among their fellow-men, from
the cries which reach us from the poor in ali sections
of the land, that starvation will be the late of many
of our heretofore favored people, unless the CRIME or
sPECULATING IN THE NEcEssAhIEs OF LIFE can be ar
rested; and whereas, it il my bounden duty to pro-
tect the citizens of the State, of which l have the
honor to be the Chief Magistrate, against the evils
CONSEQUENT upon THIS crime, TO the utmost of my
Now, therefore, I, ZEBULoN B. VANCE. Govern.
or Of North Carolina, do, by and with the advice and
consent OF the Council of state, issue this ProcIama-
ton, forbidding all persons, for the space of thirty
following articles beyond the limits of the State. TO
wit: any salt, bacon, pork, beef, corn, meal, flour,
wheat, potatoes, shoes. leather, hides, cotton cloth,
and yarn, and WOODEN cloth.
From this prohibition the following persons are to
be exempted: All Quartermasters and Ccmmissary
Agents of the Confederate Government, and of any
State of the Confederacy, exhibiting proper evidence
of their official character. Also, all Agents of any
County, District, Town or Corporation. of other
States, who shall exhibit satisfactory proof OF their
Agency for the purchase OF such articles for such
County, District, Town or Corporation, for public
uses, or for distribution at cost and transportation,
and not for resale or profit. Also, all persons wheth
er residents or non-residents of the State who may
purchase any Of said articles for their private use. OF
which, before the articles are removed, their oath,
before a Justice of the Peace. may be taken as cvi'
deDce. The exception Is to extend to Salt made by
non-residents on the sea coast and IN their own works.
anu to carSoes entering a port Of this State from
abroad.
Any of said articles that may be stopped N TRAY
STU from our borders are 70 be confscated to the
use OF the State. The Colonels of Militia through
out the State are enjoined to see that this Procl anna
ton is enforced.
earnestly appeal to all good citizens to sustain
and aid me in carrying out the object this Pr oclama-
ton is designed, as far as possible, to effect.
~ In witness whereof, I, ZEBULoN b. VANCE,
sp1 Governor, Captain General and Commander.
sAA ln-Chief. hath signed these presents and
~ caused the Great seal of the State to be az
fixed.
Done at our office, in the City of Raleigh, this 18Th
day of April, A. d., 1868, and iii the year Of our indie.
pendence the STfh.
By the Governor: Z. b. VANCE.
r. a: BATTLE, JR., Private Secretary,
April 10. 45-at