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DIED.

In Wayne county. n Co. the l4h inst, suddenly in
the 43rd of her age Mrs. EDITH GRADY wife Of A.
T. Grady.
At his residence, in Onsow county on the 18th May,
1858 JAMES n GRAY, aged about 81 years, leaving a
wife and two children 10 mourn his loss.
At the place ard residence the 14h inst, Mrs.
MARY AMAN, aged about Is years.
At the Farmers House. in this town, this (Wednes-
day. morning. ". A. VEST of James and Sarah West,
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MAY 18th, 1853.
YTHE GoVEKNoR oF NoRTH CAROLINA.

4
WHEREAS, the time limited in my Proclamation, da
w ted the 18th of April forbidding the expectation
certain articles from the 81 .te, about to ire
Now, therefore, l, ZEBULEON B. VANCE, Governor Of
North Carolina do by and with the advice and
of the Council OF State issue this Proclamation connu
ing said prohibiting thirty days from the 18th inst cub
ject TO the exceptions aud restrictions contained in
Proclamation OF the 18th of April With the following al
terations
a TIE pGb ad not to e9raee the article Of sat and
Justices of the Peace also eponed to
ing out this Proclamation.
In witness whereof, zEBULoN B. VANCE, Cover
sx.1 nor, Captain General and Commander Chief
~ Seal of the State TO be affixed.
Done at the City Of Raleigh this sth day OF May a
1853, and in the e7th year of our Independence
By the Governor; T. B. VANCE.
3: q. Battle, JE Private Secretary:
May II, 1868, leoS-sa9t.
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MAR He ID,

MARRIED.,
In this the inst, by P w. Fanuing, Esq
Mr.. PATRICK MADDEN, to Mrs. mary PIERCE.
At the residence OF the brides mother in Onsow Couu-
y the l4th inst, by E. W. Fonville, Esq Mr.. Will
LIAM ". WILSON, to Miss BETTE HENDe RSON.
La sampson County near South River on the morning OF
the l4h the residence of thu BRIDES brother DR.
David d. Sloan, by the Rev L. c. Alexander, Mr. VIM
CROAARTIE of Baden County, to Miss M RY DOUG
LAS SLOAN.
In Sampson County, South River the morning Of
the 4h inst the residence of the brides brother DR.
David d. sloan, by the Rev. T. c. Alexander DR.. JAMES
G: DICKSON, of Duplin County, to Miss SALLIE
SLOAN.
On Cypress Creek, Dupln county, the residence of
the brides father ThuTsday 14th inst by James Ca
venaugh, Esq, Mr. BURRELL K. DIXON, Of OnsloW
county, to Miss HOLLAN LANAIER, of Duplin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

GESHs RAJ onDEH
FkNHE Al TENTION OF THE MILITIA OFFICERS is di-
4 rected 10 the advertisement Of Capt. Reno A Dosd,
Q. Al, in regard exchanging Cotton Yarn for HO0,
he wool Is decided Tor the pu u nshipg
clothing, Militia Officers requested
by urging patriotic citizens make
exchange ard dsc all sales exchanges with
speGuia
Militia Officers ordered to scize all wool purchased
the limits State
TO the lama Lion OF the Governor.
livery agent OF the State for the purchase or exchange
Of wool will receive appointment under the eat
of tbs and GIta UtCets ordered to ATTEST all
claiming to be agents OF lh ate tor this purpose
who Cannot produce such apponiment, aud Lave them
bOund Term Ut tie Eupe
such CHI +rges a may Preferred sgaInet hem
By order Ct Governor VANCE
DANL u p We
adi Itant d.
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May %, 1868.
THE LATEST ARRIVALS!

CURRY COMBS, shoves, Powder, Shot, Pitchforks,
hoe Lasts, Heel Balls Plough Lines, Cali Upper
Leather Pocket and Table Cutler Percussion Caps Blue
Headed Matches, shoe Avis Shoe Thread Pegs and Nee
dies, Clothes Pins, saw lies, Screws, Hammers Shot
Bags Powder Fasss. Officers Silk Sashes, Gun Tubes,
Tacks Gmbets Rope Jim Crow Cards, Rio Coffee, Spurs
Bts Razors, SczzoTs Brushes, &c, &c, for sale at
WILSON \,
Oil, Leather aaddlery, and Harness Gst' ,ds6mcnt.
May IL, 1863. 1856 3t34 1t.
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TO THE PEOPLE. If NOs>TH-, AnU a.
QUARTERMAsTER s DBPAkTAEkT,

J
hWING TO TIE LIMITED SUPP. 7 OF WO.jI4 LI-u
~ The state at it's MANI, aud ID view OF ne
contingencies OF obtaining great amount irom ex
Heretofore the principal 10 her supplies take
this opportunity ng to the patriotic and
women the State, that am making arTapg to
change Cotton Yarns W03L and nesy request that
those who wool viii not dispose Of it 10 any person.
except be agent OF the State, and acting under
directions
There will be established Repositories for the Cotton
I1 ~ points accessible to each County ma ng
who wish the exchange do
with little trouble
The object in procuring the wool, is to clos N. C..
Troops; and the duty every patriot to iend helping
hand this cause for while the State will every
provide for your husbands your brothers aad
in field she yet relies upon the agency OF those
home to assist her and do this mns keep yOur
oool from The hundS Of the specatOrs, and exchange II
o lth the State for Cotton Yarns.
Very respectfully yours,
a. A. DOWD.
A. Q. III. N, O. Army.
Nav 18TH 1853. 1862t-542
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MOTIF
VIE QNDERsJGSEH 1biA tim, prepar to fuldII
a tne ousness (ssnr,aker and will give nj sais
tba E.rr W. who IN caiI upon him. He also cares
So Il % b. .iness the same PaSH no
~, 1893
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VIII. ~ WELDON RAIL ROAD co.

VIII. y WELDON RAIL ROAD 60.
Wilmington, N. c., May 18th, 1868.
il Is . a y sggG
TNHE ruLLuwi,G LIST Of LUsr BAGGAGE, is pub.
any and all articles not called for by Saturday, June 20h
vii. be sold at auc ton on That day.
- Trunks with no mark or CHECK,
marked VIM. Halbert Columbus Mfss
/ Carpet Bag marked J-s White, k4nasaas.
marx check.
E ynss, marked as D. SF9nRot "eat Point Ga
Trunk marked a. ~. Chestnut, Fort 'aswell.
Z" 8 d. Russell Windsor ". =.
I" W. d n, check s..
/ =" " H. III mstrCTg, ia.
/ &" Miss klz beth hodges, Weldon
- JACK Moore WimIU gton.
l " w. otat, AhsOnVme, -. q.
" H. Harris. IOrklown, Va.
d" Cneok 651 s4YAnnaa d Weldon. and
>, = :, Hsl"s, Washington, D. O,
" acCo 4, camp Davis.
j =. bean, "aiTeU 20. Ga
MIS- ii ale ~ ,"uw4 u, neO g W..
Cop. -.oner,s. Z5thN o.. Ifoups.
/ ii, EUn, hiarIena, 60.
! D blld.e, so,re-tsyille, n. q.
" W. q check o..
=. PArham, Henderson, Ga.
GIid0ld, Georgetown, Ga,
" ". b. Benton, KadcIiHes.
W. & W. check $50.
Lieut.. J. Lee, Johnston.
Charleston X Weldon Check 80.
Il. }. d., Check w. q W.
". h. Dyett Camp Alleg hany ". d. W.
hail Road
GO - II. l. EeuIiDg, Richmond.
l Carpet Bag marked w. b. Parker,
l Trunk a." w. BerHaIdsun,
l Bundle j. Il. Kemp, White Hall, N. G.
l Trunk 4" J. IA Pe.Vt,
carpet Bag :" =. Tyson,
l Box d" +. hedwVod
Va Howe, Richmond, Va.
4 Bro 4, GJldsbOro'.
N MIche !, Ma0Assa
j. RoderIcA, Rosemary.
l Bundle o. w. Bailey.
3. L. FREMONT
Eng sup't.
May 70, 1868. lsS'S'a"'s-34zt.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET May ls, 62.-The opIv
changes Butter has advanced to 81 Dried Appes q,
to 80 CT Peaches rs to 40 FAxseed 81 so er bushe
prits Curneutn8 IS; Flour coming to
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FOR CONERESS.
J. A. EARLY,
Maj Gen. z. A. G.. S.

CAPTAIN WIN. J. HOUSTON requests to say, ia re-
ply the applications both in and out of the
army received by him to become candidate to represent
the people of the 3rd Congressional District of North Car
DINA in the nxt Congress of the Confederate States, that
selected for that responsible position by the people, he
will endeavor to discharge its duties with fidelity and with
the view to the independence and
perity of the Confederate States He avas himself of this
of communication, because the rapid movement of
armies and the consequent interrupted nail facilities
rel der it difficult for him answer his friends in different
May 9th, 1863 179 5t-33lt-
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GENERAL ORDER, J
No. 4. {

E1-,unVe Department forth C"IOiIna,
AIJUTAAT GENERAL OFFICE, lhILl7IA,)
BALEIGH, May Sth, Ic63. }
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PRICES ADVANCING !

GOODS ADVANCING :!
GOODS GETTING SCARCE!
Supply yourselves with GRAIN AND SALT BAGS, at
BALDWIN'S.
May l8, 1868. I86.eod3t-34lt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

SUGAR AND ARTP.
GO HHDS. PRIME TO CHOICE SUGARS.
IS BAGS /" - a.
90 Barrels Graduated and Crystal;zed sugara beau !
ful article
80 Barrels New Crop Syrup
On consignment, for sale by
w. UTLEY.
April %, 1863. l64-tf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

ChsusIiI-s Battalion, reported up
ro>IIle morning May 5'h by letter from Guinea
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

GLNVES ! GLOVES!
SUMMER GLOVES, at
BALDWIN'S.
May Is, 1e63. 1876 eod3t34lt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

j L Mckee, H Psysom, Henry shyne; J Roberts: J B
CaIsb REYNOLDS R Raglan, Thompson Niles Withers,
" r Fta;hevston VIM Glenn, Thos Black. Missing-Wm
COMPANY KilIed-PriVates James Blanchard, John Au
ten, A P Young end Brown Stern. wounded-Capt W
still 2rd 1t r P8ndle, sergt Z Robinson Corpl A
orr and J.L Orr. Privstes Adderbolt, Burns, B
Ca hay, W Clark John Fone bergen. Gates, John
Henderson. James Hipp, A HipS, VIM Hernsucker, VIM
King, Sol Krner, Caleb Nanny, James McGDn, 8
Max sell, Jacob Pudisl. Rigler Jacob Stearns, W
Croker Jacob Shoe Missing Gordon.
Company K-Kiled-Lt c II Raglan Private Samuel
South, John Marshall allen Wiley, F Williams, Rugh
Reve0a. Nathan Ellis. Wouuded-sergts s Miller and J
IN Grimsley Prvaes Julien Plummer, Chandler, N
BevIns : III Cox, III Parsons, Granville Halsry,
Parsons.
REHABILITATION.
Seventh y C Reg;ment-K Killed, AZ; wounded 49, miss
ing, Is.
Eighteenth y Regiment-Kiled, 80; wounded 95; mis-
sing, u.
Invent Eight C Regiment-KiTed Is; wounded 81;
missing .
Thirty Third y Re gtment-Kiied 81; wounded 81 mis-
Thir,y Seventh Regiment-K Killed Sc; wounded 1874;
mi sirg
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

TaLetel. NaY Is, 1858.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

Casualties tEae TAIrtHettl c. Troops Thurs
daytime 31sh CT April, while Picket.
%, A.-Wcunded. Private James williamson, badly
through arm.
Co B.-Pri:@te VI. H. Thomas very seriously in mouth.
Co. F-Pryate TheoPhius Lee, fash wound of
George Iittm-ns slightly in shoulder.
FRED. PHILIPS,
A6jl.ant 30th n. G, Troops.
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CorpT Denny y williamson in fnge Isum Cook. badly
wounded IN the Z.
COMPANY B-Leut A Ghultz sergt T D Close, E In
gram, " Fuller, Vim Slider, slightly wUunda1 Sci Ct
PHILLIPS il hard Lee Hendrix, Vim HauEer, in thigh Ii
Baxter, IL arm; Sam FOgle, thumb of.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
THE COUNTY CANVASS.
OfnOial Declaration of the Vote
Of December, 1863,
ssy &s.. as.

AZ meeting OF Board OF City Canvassers held De
cenosy lsS the following resolution was adopted VI. :
Resolved That The official be published ~ The o-
lowing named papers vn-snnday Dispatch Irish Amsri-
Ssn, DAILY News, Tribune, Leader, New Yovker Auas'
metropolitan Record Staats Zeitung Commercial Advertiser
sya, Critic New York Times Sunday Times and Messeng
1ve0ing Espsess. Jewish Record freemans journal,
nerad Sun, Transcript World Sunday Courier and Sun,
Asy Mercury that complete by election dis
"""' 0' p''''''' ." 'Ne b = VALENTINE, Clerk
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
rnR SCHOOL IxsPIcrohs.

FoR SCHOOL lNePICTohS
that ID affsars flch innate ard canvass ~ % Ne
6ole ~ er sfeu FOR the 1acs of uspfcicf 81
C0mmol % ne PM ward Vas enc %. ltaIa ic4f
4 lnFtfet I've
~ when JOIN T. Bailey received hocsanf and iorI
Cf vIlch Louis 10 ereled Tires hlBirei al1 cry
uf vhith frUffeft Wrrt tlAus
Ard q whcb cue Wa scattering vote
$50 vAnp.
That uayfsara 1urh sftmA and canvass hat % =
elfa amber of sofa fru fcT fhe g8re ~ itHlf 70
~ nuca s.tco.s Q I'D scoid Nard was three t1tfffi
~ VI eh wam g. o. sesion received one tatdie3 ard
.rdsf v, sh 5snss % ward f,osiscd one ksrltcs Arb
uiTy lfe tttfs
hats attsHrf tlrh stttlats and earr.ss thai hg
ufff Hu.lf $50 nfff n IffIf ttff p
Cauf selfts 30 It 80 gHfd fcaT brns ed sos
nfsf Lice
Ofetta itIn Ceisaa fcce 90 iro t1rt "a and incny
sfe
10 stsb Tl ou.as y n.tetsees r.ttfs4 ore r..ri
49, Nifj iryf.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
FOR sIDERMEH.

FOR ALDERMEN.
srCSp siuENnAEtc rtsrRiCr
That a srre.rs such estimate aud canfhfs 'fAI ~
wkos ~, 81 N sOcs gwen Tor tue once of Alderman oi
ths Second Alceruauic dsrcl rGs hsce thoaaana ~ "
tnndrfc and rLtftye. -.....
oi shSb MorcAn Jones reserved iNo % sand and rsj
three
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
FOR MAYOR

That II appears such esiimae and canvass that tho
whole number Of votes for the Mayor Df The
cry OF New York seventy tbousaDd hundred
aad sIsty-eix
or which c. Godfrey Gunther receiv cd twenty
sand one hundred and twenty
or which Francis ]. A. Booe received twenty-five thou
sand Ave hundred and ninety seven.
OF which Orison Blunt nineteen thousand three
hundred and eigbtytbree.
or which Two were defective.
OF which twenty-five blank.
And Of which forty one were eallertng Yytes.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
Omesas Statement and Declaration.

elatemept OF the City Canyassers OF the City and County
OF New York In relation to The vote cast fer Mayor
AtPece Justice each OF the First, Second. Third,
IouYh ghh Sixth, Seventh and Eighth districts OF the
A Justice in each q the First Second, Third, FOURTH
Tnth sixth aud Seventh judicial DisrctsJ
An Alderman each of the Adermanic districts OF the
city having q uueTcal designaton;
6ix Councilrnen Senatorial district;
One Commissoner Of Common Schools for each ward;
One Inspector Of Common Schools for each ward;
Two Trustees OF Common Schools FOR each ward
And such other School Ocers have become by
reason Of death, resignation, or from other causes
The Board OF Ciy CanvAssers having Chamber
Of the Board Of Aldermen, City Hall, the third,
fourth, hf!h seventh eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh |,
twelfth and fourteenth days OF Decenber
eight hundred and three 10 estimate
given the election dsrcts said city aud
county the election held December one thousand
:fht hundred and SIXTY g The Of
passed April fourteenth, thousand eight
hfy seven, do certify as follows TO wit
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEES
UlrI WAND.

FOR ~ HoOL IRlfTEEH
fltfI rAso.
That IL appears suh estimate and -auyast thsi ne
a LumbeT u woes gwen for %. of-e ~ u tffs ~
5a.ssa aS@sSs .s,ss ss'. sssersa 81 f .Sg f T 81
Of shcb fAiTicx badwiE received one .t5 sa1i ah1
OF ~b,sE Richard A Barton reos ved nlse ..lfez ns4
u when John covau received four stBl.el inJ.
of IN Sebastian Hohtsr, received nrss .as,sa A-d
AIa Of wAlfL llHiesn .src hAns votes
T. ftf rargsep
Thai 10 srress on such ss,lmae and calfaf hat ~
I'M dl so. Of ~. ~. w.s ~. ~s - an Sd ~, sas
ususaun tafse ksndfsd and DiBstJ seven.
Of vbieh farct fissimmoDs fscslsed ole 81 'tli tr1
u ~kI,t Richard oBrea received lArs, a.alssi aEi
oi ~kich I've wsre sank
ALd u wAilL is4G usfs sEtsrirg g0tra
tsCofu wsHI.
faH Isfb.
Tat arTsars % sch esumke Ags c4a go ,lal 9 :
learnn s.tcs u ne ssona pafd i0r fu. d. w "a
of whshB Ljman Powers reo,irsaiAf,. b s4r,4 40
% vt,sh seias carrosy received ors /. .sli,l a1i
hle 3 slsh wl.,ra Baesi.y r,s'ssa o., --r.i ala
r. Ttg r.san,, - no Tcs..J
rhat d alTsass a. ss-lnsA AZ cars ati ttg
vice fpntrr ~ ttt fftt ~ ~ orfe NJ t.ff-i z
rglrgn Ssicosol 1s ss,snd wafd - oil fa.g i.f tal
si'h ~, g ce-, r'-,i,,i ., $. .s. ~
.lAttnit LlI,A ,. s.ssa sss i.f... ..4 .let
Aadaf ~ 49, ~s,s s,r,.srisrv.s.
fN Ff.laa 49, De-
Tat n gfffit lf fN ffnff arI ra tItf tf
ni'r n.a,ff - re" zee 10 80 g.e % .as-s d
The New York herald., 1863-12-16

uf..af ..r s. .f .U'sH Nff' -.
d ...
= tts .... ff cd. .fff a. f.f
..r .s.tsr r f.tI..f .tF fa tif. as
f. 90
.f N..E.f
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
lIlII IL TIlFH

rlai psrr.. Qgba ~ ~ rfrs n1fhrf = ta'rs
a. JDsa ~ ts DiF'ft ut9f tfs fff Ja3As 90
q
- kftlr. ~ ur Frsaieti nerr'sf - fgies
da5 elected 1sige 80 Usff.t lt 1i 90 hsrgE4 90
Trstv ista \ suIb. W tt~ r~estfr u.otsf ~ te'ss
vss OILY sist isf yatHlsn 30 b.ffn ts.t q 80 mrs
Jsd Il fIs.u.I.
ia N1es Caie - tle sfrafsi nsr fsf g fa'ss
fa Ystsisf fusltf 20 tte bfff au o- Ws fern ~
ia f.sffL
"a la.r rst 81 1esss ~ 'As bitr Co.'s 81 90 rfb
la. si...t
T.sf fsr Barre hf tfr sfrsfsf u.Hlsf ~ tetfs
49, 'uy fte'sd -. 70 ile Dft fi 's.f - ts ffh
rf.tf.lss Fsrf.. - ..f rfrtisf nsr.Isf % fsiss
80 s,..ss .ss 70 ls Dlffist coos sf ls tftft"
. 4Ia.f.t
The New York herald., 1863-12-16

.n. fIl.Nft
- sa..t ITtftf I..H llF D. Hafff - ffNt W.
go. L 81. Ff.. IfHIaN ulEsfftf 'hs rrfft
80 rt =. n tass efff lsJ siftft t.elsiiHss q -
- j fssrtsf fffesrtst H.rsierH. gasu pfss.
n ~. .rsss ffrl.f.a +.Iff taaftfs hrs'sf - -
5000 sfFs rffe 10 s.ttt-i '7as go 81
ht D.r fsl.st J.a- Hssstiaia. nlitH %
so. t's.f.s aarH 5000 %. fa .aut Nf.fF y - ~.
Il. lfsa.fI. +. ff IT HHff .fs ~ 'fef
~ fHr Mf.. .fGaf .tt"f
t...r.s %. ~ ffa F F.sfr AIfftffff tftfe
a t.... f'a Hf.e fHsfal f.fIgffaf tI tts
gsts-. 81 Va tsts wffI s.t f.. - - y, lHfa ~
4 4. s.. f... .f "a ..t
tgfwIs.tYvfra .t ruHKpN FcHuNs
r.tt p..r. ha ~ 81 g.fH 80 r0af ~ = f ~
ffro4 ~ aa f .Hf q Elrata q"
ma J.rttr Ue-ts 81 rs ptswr ~
rtt0.F a. .sarl.s. s..afla
s.. ..tf p ursH. tf f.tFt sa.
HnH
.s..s ~. fo.r. .Frs
.a.si as' ft.'''
The New York herald., 1863-12-16

Tat LiWk Naan - ue srfatfs tAfulsf % sous
ia.y sfcitl Poke 1us ts Of fhr irti rtstft.t
Ifst Iosefh Dowtirg, bf To grrttss ntFf q
sirr "a flIlte lustos of ne rsr,ad lfifial
That Wiiiau Dodge - ths ssts1i nlps f.ss. sts
d. slrrf~f Fy..rr lrsf.ce of q TLif1 iisffirt
ms iifsHn ~ ssus1si1 ~ fle Efvafrft sumter ~
tfgi
Thst gdvart Ehaal -. tJ 90 Sfea.ra IaHtsf %
.gles vas l4.Y o.eftef fslrs Jesis ~ he yif 90
Thst nfsrd EsUr ~ the Erss-ti nanltrf q ross
taly t.slfcl fs..e I.si gc o' fae ritih 1ittflf.
Itsf N.Hhasl fautu ID W 80 Ff~Hf~ff hnufsf Of
wsa dufr s.sftsl o. .rF Hsts - ttt ksfsGts sr
Taai ltuuasA la.HIh. ~ .hf Ertafst nIH4tFf fFgss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-10

FREEzINa. M1xruREs.-Owing TO, The
scarcity Of ice ID different citi1s some .'in.
;genious cuss" has devised the following
mixture for cooling water; o. any article ol
food 70 thiitJ J-two degrees Fahrenheit, the
ftessing point :"je>2>' I"""rL br:df rs
] TAks Hydroehlnrsts of Ammonia, ,6 parts;
%.::'. :, :3;;i; I: p:,s ''':s1 Sii
, BY stdding Glauber 'salts,'*s parts, "a
the u. .bo1t mixture, the cooling eperatiion
Will be'neeh, ,expedited,s s,>5!oD2 :aoi3t
When It ii desired, to cool water, .,
any artiele. Of food, the, vessel containing
i i 4 4 g g. ks ;. Passd il Tie mixture, aud 4
tho veseel be .MT pewter 81 tin, the con:
tent oooi most npidly.' 81 BY The pr9pe,
use II tie above mitetials 'x.ter-ice,slI ICES 81
orepm may be made ID ! few minutes, 6 a'''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-10

y KosEcsAxs AND NALI.AEDlaHAx.=-!
The Dayton, CO., Journal relate. th., saa-
lowing: ~--,> ~~-- e~-- -.
d When .Nallandighsm arrived st, Nm.
frcesboro, Gen RosecEaps went 70 ses, him,
Il wanted e see ysa,"o 70 sid Z! ths @ General
-:"vsotsd ts r. I.ee yes. Y,ll.sa'S s zee, r.
asd I4ss etasas es sss &. ,'issa ,sse +
bis right hand Il that ripSier:fk1 style
which isa conspicuous fedtase Of his g.
ticulation when hs III inItGeribls 5teaNesG
-he said: "'Yallapaieh.m, don't: yoe
come back here: -M-yea-do-Vallan-
'digham-En be id, and may God for.
give ME lot thst expression I'm 'be d---d
Il lSdon't hing you'll People, will please
remember that the General says he "nev-y
Of blasphemes, but he sometimes srears:"
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rssssses,..esa rssssses
|. 4 T..hlkssat sat,iisaai,gs. j.. Jtpe
Boston G aeI - Iaea,,sk1 vr,G a. ioilo%x.
oonoening ~ vii psob.k be next can
didateg for President:
Gossip among political leaders abou,
the next Presidential election already p,or,si !
iivsiy. There are two great Glasses Into
which the spectators are divided; those
who insist that the next President must be
q military man, and those Who ;psist On
statesnanship, or II lsast some 1dd6iiisiity
with civil affairs and Who deprecate the
choice of mere soldier for candidate -
the worst of, calamities. ...., =:
Among leading publicists but two aien
are really spoken of President Lincoln
and Secretary Chase Both open candi-
dates. II told Mr.. Lincoln today" said
an * -Congrsts.nan, t:''that the people of
our State were pushed to know whether
he would be candidate for reelection Or
not ; and that many aid hs would positive.
'ly refuse further pnbhe servios."| "What
reply did he make ~ ssOh! be ~was psr.
Yticularly sensitive about that unfou.ded
report that under. 40 circumstances would
he accept Z. denomination and added sope
Of the usual nlk about being IN the hands
of his friends ~ = >..;~-:;';> =.
: Of military men, Geus. Banks aud But
Ter are the most prominent, though Grant
aud Rosecrans are also lnentioned.E Whit
fitness either Of the latter possesses for the
highest Office Of the country it would puz-
zle any one who knows them to- tell I; and
indeed there j. coming 70, b . tgener,l
suspicion, concerning al these men, chat
the temper and talents that f9ht,ng bat
tle Or governing . eonquered city requires
ars somewhat different from thoes demand
ed for The Chief M,gistrate of tie nation,
by whoee Administration the Union is to
be reconstructed.
Among: the epposiion, no candidate has
yet been developed here with any promi-
'nenee, save Gov. Seymour. The talk
about Vallapdigham and: the Presidency
yves Of seasse ,alwsyss farce TO- everybody
excepting Mr. Vallanding gham hiuselfl >
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-10
TAxArloS.-The' Albany sAryss says 3:
The tax payers win remember that -.
Their bread IL: taxed by 'Republiesasl ':.s

'IAxATloN.-Ihe' Albany :Ary&s says:
The tax payers win remember that '...>
Their breadIis taxed BY 'RepubGesASl -:
Thei tea is taxed By Kepablie.as !, .ni;., =
Their sugar il taxed by Republicans
Their business is taxed W Republican,! L
Their clothing is taxed BY Republicans ~ 2:
In short, that everything they drink,
eat or wear is taxed by . reckless admin
istration, not to supply the real necessi-
ty Of the country, but to feed and enrich
an army Of greedy partisans, and to pave,
with "greenbacks" the road! to the next
Presidency. "
Had not the Aryss preferred to damage
the administration by the lie constructive.
rather ttan support it by, telling the tznth,
it would have Informed It's readers that,
although the administration has, been for;
two years prosecuting a,civil5 waF Of: great
'er moment than any history has recorded
"a. legacy from a rotten Democratic i'd
mini . 'tration-it can still point to the
That -four is S5@s6 per barre; '''" =
That wages are high in every line Of
employment; -
That business Of ali kinds is fourishine !
That the working classes were never
better of y. .',' Hz>; ="'.
In short, if the Aryp. was no. too dess.!
perately set on engendering unwarraDted
discomfort, it would inform its readers
that the North; at the close Of two yeais
of war. presents spectacle Of business
success never before witnessed: =!