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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

USE HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHg
For all Affec tons and Diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing IN MALE or FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter or
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these urgans require the aid Of
DIuAETiC
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRB
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC.
And It 10 certain TO have the desired effect In Dis
eases for wliit. it Is recommended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

BLOOD BLOOD! BLOOD
Helmbold's Hig"iy Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRAC 7 5ARsAPARILLA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

Tdts no nore Bt''an.. Mrcng, or wpledsa',I
Medicine for "l,!edsan G'ui dangerous
Disedses
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
HEL MBOLD.S ROSE WdSH,

An excclent Lotion Hr hsrsses OF q Syphilitic Ma
ture, and IS An inJCr1n o. disease of the Urinary
Organs, arising iron HRhls OF Dissipation used In
connection with the E.tIart Buchu and SsrnpsTilla
In such diseases AS ICrpnm ended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

~ p.NCE
OF the most respOus , Ei reliable character will
accompany the uiedteiIes
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-02
TPUsLIC RRsOLUTiON-NO. 1O.]

A RESOLUTION to amend the "Joint resolu-
Aion for the payment Of the expenses Of the
jsist committee of Congress appointed to in
quirs into the conduct Of the war;" np-
proved the twenty-seventh January. eigh-
teen hundred aud sixty.two.
Rcsolrcd by tie Senate and House Of Rep
1escstaticcs Of the United States gf america
in C0sgress assembled. That any portion Of
the amount appropriated by the joint rrsolu-
ton for payment Of the expenses Of the joint
committee Of Congress appointed to inquire
into the conduct Of the war. approved the
twenty seventh January, eighteen hundred
and sixty.two, that may have been. or shall
hereafter be, allowed by the said joint commit.
Ase to witnesses attending before it, Or to per-
sons employed in its service. for per diem,
travelling. or other necessary expenses, and
paid by the Secretary ofthe Senate in pursu-
Auce Of the order Of that joint committee, shall
ts accordingly allowed by the accounting Of.
fcers efthe Treasury Department
APrxOyEB, Feb. 20, 1863.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-02

[PUDLlc-No. 81.
AN net concerning the District Courts of the
Territory of Washington.
Be IL enacted BY the Senate and Ho"se Of
Representatives ofthc United States Of .lm"r-
;ca in Congress assembled, Thot the district
court in and for the several districts III the
Territory Of Washington shall be held at such
times and places in said districts (not exceed.
ing three places in each dstrict) as the I"sis-
lative Assembly of said Territory shall by
law determine: Prorided, That until said
Legislative Assembly shall otherwise provide,
said court shall be held as now provided by
law.
APPROVED, February Q, 1868.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-02
APPROVED, February 0, 1863.
(PCBliC-No. 23.1

PCBliC-No. %.
An net to promote the efficiency Of the COM
missary department.
Be it enacted by tbs Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of tile United States9f liner
;cd. i. Congress assembled. That there be
added to tho subsistence department of the
army one brigadier-general, to be selected
from the subsistence department, who shall be
commissary general of subsistence, and by reg
ular promotion one colonel. one lieutenant-col".
mel aud two majors, the colonels and lieuten-
ant colonels to BE- assistant commssarics
general of subsistence; and that vacancies in
the above mentioned grades shall bc filled by
regular promotion in said department.. And
thu vacancies created by promotions herein
authorized may be filled by selections from
the officers Of the regular or volunteer force.
APPROVED, February Q, 1868.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-02
rPuBLlC REsoLUTION-No. 9.l

JOINT resolution to revive "An act to secure
to the officers and men actually employed
in the Western department.. or department
Of Missouri, their pay. bounty, and pension,
and for other purposes"
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States Of america in
Congress assembled, That the provisions Of a
resolution entitled "a resolution to suspend
all payments under the act approved the twen-
ty.&fh Of March. eighteen hundred and sixty
two, entitled AN act to secure to the officers
and men actually employed in tho Western
department, or department Of Missouri. their
pay, bounty, and pensions, and for other pur-
poses,'" approved July l:th, eighteen hun
dred and sixty.two. BE- and they are hereby
revived, and the commissioners therein provi.
ded for shall b. allowed six months from the
passage Of this resolution within which to make
aheir report.
APPROVED, Feb. 16. 1863.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-02

IPCBLlC-NO. 22
An act 10 make the State of Wisconsin part
Of the ninth judicial district.
be It emactcdJy the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of 1mer-
zen, ~ Congress assembled, That the State of
Wisconsin shall be, and is hereby, made apart
Of the ninth judicial circuit Of the United
States.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-02
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,

Pacsed at the Third Session Of Me Thirty.
Serenth Congress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-02
[PCBLlC-NO. gel

APPROVED, February 8, 1868.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-17
The Legislature.


The Governor by and with the advice of the Council Of
State has convened the Legislature of this State to
semble in this City on Tuesday the 30th of June.
This step rendered necessary the fact TINT por
ton of the Confederate Treasury notes. in which the
isng law authorizes people to pay their taxes may
not be sufficiently current after the LIST of August to
swer the purposes of the Treasurer 1t known that the
Confederate government ITSELF with view to the
funding of certain issues has practically dscreed those
issues, in comparison with Others after certain date
and that the Legislature of Virginia. and nearly all the
Banks of that State have refused receive these issues
Tie Governor and Council were anxious to avoid the
trouble and expense Of extra session of the
but the necessity which could not be oreseen the last
session of that body, upon hem and they felt that
they had power. had the Treasurer aside
suspend plain law of the State In fact the exercise
such power is expressly forbidden by the sh section of the
Bill of Rights.
We think probable that the session will be short one
and that financial matters will mainly occupy tho time of
the Legislature But under form Of government the
people have right to assemble together to consult
their common good to instruct their representatives and
to apply to the Legislature for redress Of grevauces"
and the people may therefore, Instruct their representa-
tves" 70 consider such other matters as their udg-
men demand consideration. Let them see to It, therefore,
Aat their representatives. assemble in RllsigA deeply i'm
bued NTH their tsesgs and prepared to adopt such meas
soiu maintain the and pros,ts the best i
terests Of the State.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-17
NOTICE TO CONSCRiPTS.
ENROLLING OFFICE. J
Sixth, Congressional District,

GR1sNsBOROUoH, June 18th, 1865 !
VyHE COMMANDING OFFICERS OF THE MILITIA
i Regiments in this district, comprising tie Counties
Of Asmance, Gulford Forsyth Stokes Rockingham Gas.
well and Person. hereby requested 70 proceed
to re:enrol all white male persons within the limits Of
their respective regiments -
This notice includes all those who hare ea prev ously
exempted detailed u who have been discharged from
service, from any cause whatever.
ALI contractors With the Confederate or State Govern.
msnts, making application FOR deils nss lAys the CIR
The commanding oice Of the several regiments will
assemble their men at the times and places hereinafter
named for examination and enrolment. viz:
Col. Murray 18th Regt. N. C. NJ, al GfahSm Alsmaes
County, on 25th aud 2sth Of June
Col. Mebane, eth Regt n g. NJ at Grssnsboro, Gull.
ford County, On ssth and 80 Of june
ford County, on I'd and Sd of July
Col Aasten list Regt. n. G. H., at Winitop Forsyth
County, on the 9Th and 7th of July. q.
COL Matthews lalss Rsgt. n: G. n. afWinston, For-
Col Baly, 72d Regt n G. NJ At Danbury, Stokes Cous-
ty on the 18th and i4sh Of July.
Col. Irvin 6sth Rsgt n G. at Wentworth, q ckne.
ham County, on the 10th and.l7th Of Juiy.s,
Col billiard, 10th Regt. n: 60. NJ at Westworth Rock.
ingham County, on the Goth and 2lst ofJufy.
u Col Pinni1 ~ s ss e. G. NJ :. Y'yvs Cas-
Col Hunt 44th N. G. NJ, at Roxbor6 Person cssAsy,
on the 9TH and 2Sth of July.
All Militia Officers will be required to attend and show
their commissiohs TO the Enrolling Omoes
No conssrpt viii be- allowed to yoluSeef after his en-
, ,seoa or put in substitute s1css = " Of
Enrolling 0fhcer, stA Corn sIional Dist
June 1s, 1858. - :: 81 =, IVA
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bask eight miles he has mounted siege guns and open
ed fire Tonight The firing is incessant and coum-
olads replying promptly The spirit that anmaes our
70 Kirby Smith, whose movements depends the fate Of
Port Hudson and Vicksburg
Nothing from Gen. Johnston. We have rumor that
the garrison at Port Hudson about to attempt to cut
its way out to the aid of Johnston The very latest is
as follows:
Wednesday night report all working we'll The garrison
Is in tine spirits and well supplied with provisions So far
put little damage has been done BY the enems fire Total
loss OF the garrison since the sege commenced does not
exceed five hundred. Grant still pegging away from his
parallels No mischief done so far Raors that Magru.
tied in official circles No firing heard this afternoon
Nothing has been seen of the enemys cavalry since the
sklrmlsh of yesterday
The Latest from FrederickSburg-The Enemy
-. Retiring.
RICHMOND, June 14-Letters from Fredericksburg by
evening an state that the Yankees have returned
the Stafford side of the Rappahannock Two trains crowd
this morning considerable number of tents the 9th
er side have also disappeared The enemys pckets still
remain on the river bank.
One Day Later from the North
RICHMOND, June !4-Northern dates to the 18th re-
ceived Accounts Of the cavalry fight in Cupepper state
that was known at Hooker headquarters that Gen. Lee
had assembled his cavalry supported by artillery and in
by Buord and Gregg to spoil the sport. The column I'M
der Burd crossed the Rappahannock at Beverys Ford
the other at Keys six miles below Buford encounter
ed Jones' brigade mile from the river and the fight
commenced and continued until p. NJ by which time
Stuarts entire force driven back three miles, with
heavy loss The Federal column formed junction near
at Up. M, and the fight discoutin-
ued about three the rebels falling back their strong
tany and our forces returned almost unmoesed
to this side Of the river:
He lost several valuable officers including Col Davis,
sth New York and Lieut. Col Irwin 18th New York. We
captured two hundred prisoners and stand of coors
Important papers captured at the camp of Jones'
brigade showing the strength Of the rebel force and in
tennons Another account admits that Bufords brigade
was much cut up
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The Supreme Court.

We learn that the Supreme Court of this State has de-
cded, after argument before it, that it has right term
time Court to issue wrs of ha5eas corpus and hear
and detsrmine the same Csses involving TIA prneips
laid down in the Irwin case will be before hs Court and
will probably be argued on Saturday next.
We learn that Geo. v Strong, Esq, the Confederate
District Attorney will appear for the government in these
having been invited by the Court to so and
the government in its ZEAL to upset the decision of
Chief Justice has instructed Mr. Strong to employ able
counsel to assist him in conducting the argument.
The decision of the Court whatever it may be- vikb
the laU and will bind the eight Circuit Judges Let that
decision be maintained
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For the Standard.
@CIHpEpPRR CouRr HorsH- Time 5th. 1868.

@CuzrEprsR CouRr HOUSE,, June 5th, 1868.
Mr. EDIroR-We once with unity Of heart and purpose
As honest citizens of the good old North State entered upon
expecting the treatment of brothers in Our beod
has flowed freely for the cause ss the long list Of killed
and wounded willshow We have with patience submit
ted to taunt and rdicule-have silently permitted our fire.
sides to be called the bed of abotionhavs fought under
officers from other States without murm1r thinking the
sngessss Of the times perhaps, demanded t. . To-day
and the field will be four North cavalry regi.
snents; ono asached to South 0hroino legion 0nothar
Ngsio 5rigads. and tho Other too commended 5ya ~
gsnian ei sosry stgf officer from the same State. Is this
right? Is honorable and just to sister State or to the
great end have in vew thus to distribute 4orces
GaroInisns' Against our Brgadier Commander have
tcian and perfect gentleman yet he is nd Norha,;
appointments are made from Virginia All right and
proper it may be- but when the Of reckoning comes
nil ne and must The We have
where they belong And the voice Of resentment though
now faint will soon be heard swelling like torrent from
the mountains. I'VE claim it matter of right, that
where be, hCaroinians should command North
Caronians Our State has men as able and loyal as any
would be much better satisfied We arc not characterized
by spirit of envy others are; it is one of the in
gradients that never troubles Justice
Is all we wsh-al want-and all we would have and
that we demand, whatever may be said In good old
book read of the giant Judge of Israel "a certain
sampson, who in the vigor of his manhood slew his
thousands, and lowered far above his fellows Women
were fascinated by him, till finally new connection
formed-ife in different phase to be endufedbrght
prospects opened before hmsweet visions of bliss and
happiness nEited him repose but finally this confidence
led him bndy to trust bis great secret in the hands Of
another. Re who was once SO strong was then more
than a child, His enemies insult abuse, and sneer'
at him. Calmly be submits to eeSs and tappts till finally
strength again returns and his enemies made ~
Bile and suffer- We entered into this connection in good
faith have furnished men while otherates haveurnsh
On
while others claim the credit We are still the much de-
spised Carolinans, with material for Generals,
with noses to the grndstone Even the citizens here
tell US that they can't supply with milk and butert
keep what she has to faed North Carohnans and let
Virgnans others who and havemads such nvdous
distinctions starve These simple facts. Even here
where are mast needed hear such language It is
cruel unjust, ungentlemanly and dishoporabIe More
anon. - GAMMA.