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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-30

No. l. Jas. o. Bowden, George h. Kelly and Jas. Al
2. Daniel Fergus, P. W. Tanning and 8. N. Martin.
" 3. J. 81; Burriss, W. s. Newton, and G. w. Craig.
" s. John Hewlett, r. Beasley and Elijah Hewlett.
-:
Jas W Wal and %c 14hn Fuoh
IL. j. P. Bannerman, W. H. Player and Christopher
H. Isaac Rochelle Jacob Rochelle and Dixon Burton.
I" ID. John D. Powers 1. Alderman and j. B Pigtord.
4" u. r M. Fllyaw, Jacob Murray and J. T. Murray.
49, i. A. Wells, John E. Rivenbark, and 0.N 1'N'
" u. T. H. Tate, B. L. BOurdeaux and j. N; Bowden.,
" Is. Thomas Alen John Brothers and s. A. High
10. Boney Player D. Murray and R. J. Armstrong.
Il. B. B. Rivenbark, o. Alderman, and Chas W. Muir
{" %. D. acDufie Isaiah Pridgen and A. ri. Moore
%. l. M. Alderman, j. M. Books and N. r. Groom.
n. ": Il. Register Alexander Herring and Wilson E.
:" rs. G. W. G. White, O. Alderman, and F. H. Bell.
rs. John Eakins, Jr John Eakins ST., and John Co.'S
az. Wiley Gurganus, John Gurganua and Archibald
rs. W. A. Lamb, J. W. Bordeaux and Robert W.
80. w. Newton, 6. W. Highsmith and Milton
" 81. O. Fennen, j. O. Devare and Ollen Lewis.
" 50. James Innis, D. M Skies and W. NJ. Ne wkirk;
" 49, G. B. Miller, I. J. Armstrong and L. NJ Bour
" "a. Henry W. Taylor John H. Taylor and A. L.
Taylor.
" 30. H. McAlster, w. b. CuflIa ana Jonn IarKlns
IS s. J: Herring Major Groom, and J: ". Herring:
" 81 J. M Prdgen, John Collins and Arthur Bour
deaux.
So. j. J. Pridgen, j. T. Moore and Benz. F. Keith.
" 49, I. J. Skies, J. ?. Richards and l.. N Barlow.
" a. VIM. Kobzsch, Silas Bryan and Elias George.
" Al. s. g. Mintz, d. Martindale, and VIM. q. Jones:
81 AZ. Jas. Brown, Robt N. Boodworth and D. M Mil
" 4s. Wells Switzerland Edward Garriss and D. B.
Rocks.
" A. J. J. Moore, jeremiah Hand and D. Z. Black.
" As. Julius G. Moore, and Amos Lee.
49, d. J. Bordeaux, VIM K. Moore. and l. BowDen.
a. j. &. w,
:" 4s. J. Z. Buntingf VIM. Main and Obed Scott.
49. w. 5. Pridgen A. l.. LOWS and syyanus F. VIII
so. Thos. H. Howey, H. BuEkheimer and saml N.
Cannon.
81. Wiley Moore, Jaston Malpass and John GaTrss.
81 T. 4. Williams, I. J. Davis and Sam'l Davis.
" IS. J. r. Groom, 5. K. Pgto.d and G A. Herring.
" "a, VIM. Robinson, j. H. Corbett and Il. O. murphy.
55 J. w johnson, Isaac Hines and n. Morgan.
=" So J. P. Moore, A. J. Mott aud Eli Morgan.
o. Thos. CoYille, Geo. Chadbourne and John d.
" a. James shackleford B. G. Worth and John Barnes.
" 60. Thomas j. Lee, s. I. Newton and Lott Groom.
IS 81.
I" 81.
WHEREAS, We concur with the Chairman as to the i'm
Schools being established in each OF the School
districts in this County the present year therefore
ResoLued, That recommend to the Committeeman to
employ male female teachers may be most practical
be and Schools to be continued Gs long al the
money to their credit will allow and that they use their
influence full attendance OF all the chudren In
the said Districts, at the said Schools.
There being further business the meeting adjourned
Teste 6AML. 4. BUN TING, Clerk
per h. E. WOOD, JR., Dept Clerk.
AnriI DAD 1863 l65lt-3l-l
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-30

FROM CHARLEsTON-FALL IN PROVISIONS.
CHARLESTON, April 9th, 1868.
lie enemys gunboats in Folly River Smelling Dixon
sand this evening.
FeS in the provision market here have declined con-
'-efably during the last few days.
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Estimates for the swpport Of the Government.
The Secretary of the Treasury has submitted to Con
gfess his estimates of the appropriations necessary for
the support OF the Government from July lst to De
cember 3lst 1868, and last week they passed by
the House. The estimates are as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-30

What ia that which works when it plays, and play
when it works A fountain
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From all We can learn, the crops throughout thu
Confederacy promise an abundant yield OF their pre-
cious fruits. StarVe who."
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RECEIvER,s SALE.

RECEIVERS SALE
ON FRIDAY, the lst Of May, will sell, at public AUG
" tion cash. the following property situate In the
village Of Ellington, in the County OF Newhanover, to:
wifi Two lots On the side OF Long Creek Bridge and
on the North side of public road adjoining the lands
Halett Garrsson LEWIS and John LarkiAs, the
being about 100 500 Iee anu KNOWN formerly as the
property of Nelson Iaylor. rrD,,-,, ,
Receiver, 60.
AurH Z. I5Z-StaWts3zou
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NOTICE.
THE NEXT OF KIN and distributes of WILDLY Powell,
deceased notified that prepared to settle and
claim pon from any charge for future interest
They called upon to nterpead and show their respec
tive rights to shares in di -tributon.
r. G. JOHNSON, Admir-.
Kenausyille, N. c., April 23d, 1868. 1856 1td3I.6t
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LATE NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN Nkws

NIOAHoFF. -prl Is, 1868.
ofhern dates of the eth inst, have been received
from General McNeill, dated Cape Girardeau
10TH claims the repulss of rebelforce Of 5000 strong
GENERAL Price, at that place. The rebels had taken
' position at last Accounts. and ws preparing to A.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-30

THE SECOND
QUARTERLY MEETING for Topsail Circuit N. C. Con-
ference will be held at Union Church. tHarrsons Creek
on :he srd sund ~ in May, and Saturday before.
ID. B. NICHOLSON, P. e.
Topsail Sound, N. c., April 3Oth 1863 3l.2ts
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LAND FOR SALE.
ER offers for gala ON raj

LAND FOR SALE.
HYHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale reasonable terms
the wing of Land geo Immediately
the White Lake in Bladen county miles below Eliza
BEETHOVEN and aud half miles from the Little Sugar
Loaf the Cape Fear River This Land is good for
farming any this county; there being six or seven
hundred good swamp the most of which drain
eighty uzder cultivation which will produce for
ty bushels Of per There is on this Land good
story House nearly finished and other good buildings
will also sell $50 acres adjoining the lands Of Daniel
Johnson and VIM Bordeaux also 200 adjoining the
joining the lands of Peter Cain and Owen Gardner $50
adjoining the lands Of John CAIN These aAds
we'll tnbered will take in payment for the above lands
young negroes at fair price have other lands Coy
Swamp that will sell.
r. P. MELVIN.
Elzabethtowns BladsA County, April 49, lsSs-3ll3t*
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For the Jonrnal.
CAMP 5lsT RECT, n. C. TROOPS.
(linPman's Brirada.

Jamea Islam, e. c., phi 27th, 1858
hEssRs. FULTON AND PRICE Gentlemen knowing that
lou have always been advocates of justice nd ready
vndoate those who wroneed, either individually
collectively, ask you to grant small space in the
columns OF your valuable paper for the purpose of
eating the mob little State of South Carolina against
charge which has been goirg the rounds that North
Carolina soldiers in the State of South Carolina
been Suffering for the of e and that the blame
thores This report understand has become general in
noble old North State, much as to render our
friends very uneasy concerning welfare This report
hessrs Editors, pronounce wholly untrue, far
South Carolina Ia concerned. 1t is that we have
been for considerable length Of time furnished with very
shert ratiOns but assure you that TIE fault IL
regiment feel it to be duty which South
Carolina to make true statement concerning this
all concerning rations, therefore
promulgated ard sounded by some, that fault
tie State of South Carolina and her authorities, but
after full and careful investigation made the fault
found to exist in Brigade Commissary Department
in South Carolina. This fault We believe
Intentional the Commissary Department.
partment but it very for the noble little Pal
meto State to have such brought when
dictate South Carolina against such charges when
know them be We still the soil of the State
of South Carolina and determnd to defend her
would noble State We feel high the
citizens they have been kind during sojourn
here and feel that THEIRS that instead
of fall reports and misrepresentation against their State
should love her State respect
ings Of her patriotic brothers, who suffer
ing the prlvation that batteing hand
hand with Us for the same noble cause and Messrs Edi
tors may the Tag of South Carolina long float upon the
breeze Of liberty and her motto yet add braEce the
Galaxy OF our noble Confederacy.
We all in fine spirits and getting along WE'LL and still
determined to defend beloved country to the
look forward to the great when noble country
~ the assistance Of just and Alwise Providence will
be fres, and then will be we'll with him who receive
the Paud of being entitled 10 erjoy part in the land of
the free and the home of the brave. e.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
ON SATURDAY, 18th May, will sell, at public auction,
~ at Kenansyille Female Seminary, THREE PIANO
FORTES belonging to said institution They gsod in
strumeats. r. J. PEARSALL.
Treasurer.
April 25th, 1888 l67-lt-3l2t
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WHERE'S my MULEE
GONE time past strayed from Tspsan Sound, . young
ChesnR Colorsd Mare Mule; not trimmed name or tail
light gsunt in FORM will pay $50 for the re-
turned to me.
WILKINSON,
81 Market Street.
AnriI 9th 1863 l673t-6al -2t*
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
TAKE NOTICE that have taken possession of the
James B. Allen, situate in the town Of Whining
ton consisting Of tive lots, and known according to Tur
plan of said town. the East half Of lot No.
block 81; the other parts Of lots Nos l, and in
block and that instituted proceedings the Dis
tct Court of the States and the District
of Cape Fear sequesrate the being the prop
erty alien All persons having any claim to
the said lots can PROFOUND the said Court
the term thereof to be held In the of Salisbury
the lst Monday of June next.
LUBRUTZ CUTLAR, Receiver, Dc.
April n, 1868. 16s-eodl w-3l-2t.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

<,-..-, r,.-,,, New HANovEa COUNTY.
GH s S S F ss HS 1ss' OF
Schools for the County of New Hanover met at the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the County Court this day. for the
transaction of business.
Stephen Step zen D Wallace, Chairman,
KoDert d. Tate, William 8. Larkins
The following report Chairman was read and adopt
ed, add ordefe ed TO be fled.
OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN BOARD OF EurEarr. ]
COUNTY.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 10th, 1868.
To me Board Of Ssperintendents
Gentlemen BY reference to the account herewith sub
axs as 9S the Finance Committee win find
and by the accompanying statement you ~
viii perceive that former appropriations
as yet unpaid, amount to- 1896 40.
The usual reservation for the Ckarman's
commissions and for contingencies is 800 $s466 40
Which leaves this balance ....:......:. s8ls4 %
subject to distribution at this Convention.
recommend that One Hundred Dollars be appropriated
regret that sufficient interest has been manifested
IN cur schools the past year, is evidenced by the
rGt, schools should be organized and pstronEed. If
male teacners cannot be procured females can and the
employment OF this latter class strongly
by the General Superintendent and my hearty en-
Recommend passage resolution requesting the
several Committees to employ teachers, and to their
~ tne schools that the advantages contemplated by the
ss fha OF the system may realized Let
that raised by taxation accompshes fully the purposes
desgned TO effect ths must be used and not lie idle il
the treasury.
Respectfully.
b. D. WALLACE, Chm.
The Board proceeded to the election of Chairman
the present year, when stephen D. Wallace unar
mously elected SUCH offers suretyto his bond OF
Ten Thousand Dollars John Dawson and Alfred Alderman,
which approved by the Board.
Resolced That 6. D. Wallace John MacRae and Dugald
A Lamont be appointed Examining Committee for the
present year.
Resoued That the sum of One Hundred Dollars be ap
for each school District in this County, for the
present year.
ResoUeG That the following Committees be appointed
in their respective districts and that the Chairman be
horized to fill up the blanks in those districts left vacant
after consultation with parties living in the districts:
DISTRICTS
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TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
g. TO THE JAIL Of New Hanover county, negro
* man who says his is jim, and that he belongs
IL the estate Of VIM. G. Bsttencourt he owner of
salo hereby notified to forward
perry pay charges and take him away otherwise he win
be dealt with the law directs.
W. T. J. VAEN, Sheriff.
April 9th 1868 l6S.6t-3l-lt
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NOTICE.
FINDER advisement of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions DupIin County notice hereby given that
private dvduas lodge their for safe seep
ing in the Jail of Dupn, will hereafter be charged
dollar per day for the board of each negro.
This the 22nd of April, A. D.. 1868.
JOHN W. HINSON, Sheriff.
April 18th, 1868. l66-6t-d3l4t
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CARGO SALE DIRECT IMPORTATION PER
STEAMSHIP PET AND SCHOONER JU-
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

hAsds involved an impusasoa Ne iattyS ebayacsev,
NJ HAls, (rsp oI Pa, u ISs OOnmi.sss On c,aims,
reported Joint resolution reeyrpe all We papers on sne
tsrnaeh and Ramsey ease so the Court o. ca~s no" "
re~ sArcsAL CANAL corypnos.
resotu.Nn va. adopted 70 print ten lhousans oorss
sf The memorial Of sbo National Canal Ccnvcnton which
was communicated 70 the House oy the Presidep;.
rss s,ssoum s~ooFs.
Tor homo defence Ia the Western Missouri Department.,
me S m q. cos,.e s o hs
u sad snat zoe Home aaard Of Missouri were the
t.ss 70 eeas sbe hrdshps ane prrvasons Of sc,ders
rebel STATE Spectators on false representations wore
buying The oas for thirty 10 s per cent dsooant ard
the esrsy passage Of the b would end this "senes"
M. Ccx's amendment was accepted II rscur, the
Aissr further debate tho bill wss passed Il sppro
PIRATES over &70O, 900 70 the oBoers and q tie
Wcsterner Missouri Department
MILITARY pAsexp
The House neo procecded 10 the oons'seraroe OF fho
Military Academy Appropriation biz
cage He wsbed the blu referred 70 tAe Committee on
letters connected with the support Of the
Military Academy, and enveiop'ng questions ae 10 now
tho eovernment md how Tar future appTou atoms for
West Point may be abridged
G s,ysss M rep & 2, ra hcasns We seo 'me nae, ~ ne
nopea the Military Committee would prepare Their 70
port vtnOnt reference to this. .s
MIR. SCnKstE did Bot tke fcrcc 0 tue gent emans
remark, the Ieod,ng Dill spproprases for .bo yoar
ending june 1865 he moved to refer the til 10 tbe
Committee on MiiitaTy Affairs.
Notion disagreed TO- f-flH
T6e bill was then passod
rDu ssno
resolution adopted ErtructDg she Comm Zee on
Military Ahare make immediate inquiry INTO the
expediency OF amending tho ENROLMENT law 10 as 70
compel tho Provost Marshals 20 hold their
for physical debility, &C., at the country towDe
Mr. tnnm JOHNSON, opp Of Pom offered no 'o'o~
Og preamble and resolution -
Whereas the Supreme Judcial tribana of tho State Of
rennsyvana has decided aoemnly thas ne aci OF Man
voa,e OF the Of the constitution apd therefore
ResoiSed That il is he swcrn duty Of ,ne executive de-
partment or the government either TO acquesce IN ne De
sq" ss % ns Of % rna f
nses.ssry O shall be prepared not subject % sOn'''u
The resolution was laid CD The liable by vote Of so
against 43, an foilovs;- t'ta NA
yrAs.Messss Alley AlI.so Amss anderson. Arnold mold
ssssssss sif's Sas SEEMING p.ss Dom
Franz aanson Gooch 0rnnelI Hale, Highly, Hooper,
Iesehhss Hubbard OF iowa Hubbard OF Conn Jencses zee
Ter of n " Morehesd, Wori Morris q r. Amos Myers
Of N H. seSsbek. scSofeld. shannon. Sloan, smith,
sanse wnshSa se Of ill., wasSsara %f Mass VIII
;ama Window, Wilder and Winfield. t
4 Ed.s ssA 4ss. ss Tn.s
Order Hall harding Harris q NJ asrss an Sf ILL., IL h4i l
pow.. IskiSney. Siddle,On Morrison, .Nelson Noble
oNel Of Ohio readeon pe ~ kosers nos SCOT, steele
CblJon A. VIII e, Joseph W. White and Fernando Wood.
tBs $40 100000 PhmED.
House then concurred 10 the Scnates anendments
10 tho bill appFopatns 900 for the pay OF bonn-
lies and premiums
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
m,ss Iaosmcr,. zenobia.

Miss Frances Power Cobbe communicates an extract
letter Of Mr. Gibson, A., reiutng come insnua
questioning ber claim 10 be the sculptor Of Zenoba
Mr. Gibson says" Finding that my pupil, Miss Hos
mers progress in her art begins 10 aeitae some rivals Of
the male sex proved by the following malicious words
printed the Art Journal" Zenebia, said 10 be BY Miss
Hosmer but really executed Dy Italian workman at
Rome feel but justice my part TO state that Mss
Hosmer became my pupil on her arrival ut Rome from
America soon found that sho had uncommon talent.
ing the antique, And ber Original works from
the living models The FIRST report Of her Zenobia was
by Roman workman. 30 far II 10 true that u was built
up by my from hor original small model,
cordng the practice OF proessonthe ong study
and nnsbiDg BY hcrsef IKE that Of cvery other sculp
Tor. II Miss Hosmers works were the productions Of
Otber artists, and her own, there would be my
studio two impostors--AissH HosmeT and myself.
RcM., November, 1863. JOHN GIBSON, r. A.
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
sehleswlx-HoIssetn.

MEETING IN GRAND STREET LAST NIGHT.
Tho resident scheswig. .Hosteners, having formed n
national organization Of city Of New York, 10 aid II
the national cause schesws. .HolsteD, which 10
being agita,ed among the Germans in this country as
well at home, held another meeting last night, at
Runks place, where Mr.. Maehler presid va ous COM
munications road and ordered o. Among others
The oIiowpsca resd and subjected TO special do
BATE ss.4
sCAIEswlG-HolsTIN.
The usdersigned hereby request you 10 attend meet
ing 70 be held on Wednesday TO day o. three H. al
the Office OF the German Society No Battery place. and
request your friends 70 attend IN order 70 take into
consideration TO aid cOuDtrymen Schee
Bolsten, tho coming struggle for their ndepcn-
doDce LEOPOLD BIERWIRrH,
LOUIS JAY,
GEORGE M06IE,
GUSTAV SCHWAB.
Nnw YoRH Dec. 2l, 1893 JOHANN IIENAU.
resolution passed 10 the effect that the officers OF
tho association and delegation shall attend, pursu
anCe the above CALL the meeting 10 Battery place.
In conclusion the list OF members was completed and
additional oEcere elected.
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
nes - ssoo, as.sr o tr.sh ocmpsl,s,on eommeuens ~

HoS u Ssoo av,sr brisk competition commencing 81
~ shower Passins Over Italian Landscape !! by Aeheo
bach was the next 70 ths thai commanded attenton
started a. $500 and ran up as last as Harlem s.0es
got there until was knocked down BY the anehonse'
70 nr. Abbott
the disposed or prices OF ell that we're sen
averaging probably $ite eacb, or perhaps more.
Pcwen's wasningson.
Mr. w. H. rowelI's ane picture Of Washington Recev-
ing bis Mothers Last Blessing, which hss been 10 LONDON
70 be engraved, exhibition ~ sehaus, f'de by
side With The mezsont executed from Il BY Cousins OF
the latter we may briefly say that does lbe fapeet
jusr,e tse original only in general 6desy 70 The
subject but the other qualities ttIt GO 70 oonstieie
effective engraving.
In order 70 give those who bave no. rees lhe original
picture idea Of the interest attaching 10 49, we cannot
do better than 10 from Tne Republican oour
dsscrpton Of the which NJ Powell has so forcey
portrayed. IL tcok place, we aeAd scarcely edo. ut
Frtdecssburg where Washington repaired 70 take leave
Of hs venerable parent previous 10 bis assuming me
solemn responsibilities Of the Presidency
On coming into her presence he said, ''1be people,
madam have been pleased with the most fattcne cnb
nny, 70 eleci me 70 The ch,e strrcy Of ,be United
SLates but before cas assume The uuctoDs OF that
oSoo have come bid you aiectionaIe farewell 30
soon as sne public ous ness which must necessarily bo
encountered in arranging new government can oe -
90 sSa man nas'Se Soa w ses ne more sne said
great age and the disease that IS rapidly approach
INK my vtais warn that shall not be long 10 this
world ] truel in God ! am somewhat prepared for q
better But CO. george, fulfil the high destnes which
Heaven appears assign you 60 my SOD and may thst
Hoavcn's and youy mothers blessing ne with you
Of The most touching subhmty. Both tho neither ard
tho dissolved 10 tears a. tho though that hey
were embracing other for the last tine There s
90 fame 10 tho world pure than that Of the mother
Washington and woman sDoe The mother OF Chr st
lef better claim 70 the aIectionse reverence OF
mankind.
I.woud be difficult 70 f,pd Der eubect for the pencil
OF artist than the above affecting EPISODE and u one
tba, will bs both instructive and useful 70 keep before
minds Of the rispg generation. No American home
that afford have this engraving should be without
copy Of IT, and rejoice 10 say that the publisher has
xeda price upon that win place within the reach Of
nearly all.
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
C,rsrRAL PARK ,sss!s ssArs s,.,,g ssroMux.
To coNsuMPrIyEs.
TOO LATE ron CLAssIFICATION.

4,HE PARTNERSHIP HsRRroFoRE gxIsTIHe uS.
der the nrm Of scInnss Bsrric cry Ale vnulls a. gis
Broadway aud lct sssssn street 10 this DAY m uar JUS
solved IOftN ~ lfNES,
John BARRiB
Ihe bnsns.s tis Broadway viii be from his date csr
red on by Johr Barrie.
eRfTisd % ty John NslJEe..
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
Hosse OF iteP,.ssntaiivsx.

''s'"e"ttNes. 4
wssasems. Dec. "a, lst3.
rs ror csr,r ,ri,crr,roS pri.
Mr. spvsss, lrcp.D of Fa., nom ihe ways and Hesus
COMMITTED, rsporied ths Toe, otce hpproprslion bin
~noh vas made the special otor 'o le sl o' jsnasry
sns ~ ckss.S .so s,sssy.
Nc h1is's, 'orp.) 81 md, ron the ccumuee on
CLAIMS, Reported rescutor requesting the Comptroller
ne ifessary 10 suspend proceedings relating VI the
clam q rarmscE aud Ramsey, spvoivine nearly two
miliioae 81 dollars of carrying the mall upul
fntihcr action OF Congress
hr Coz, lcpp of vfo, said the Frs, Comptroller had
already suspended action 10 tho case.
NJ Diwss lrep cfwsss.. inquired whether the Comp
uoier nter bearrg Tho axgumsnt, had not come 20 a
point io maze NJ his decision ard whether this resclu
tob 90 rot come from parties sho bad agreed tc submit
tto question % The Comptroller.
hr. HotnAH dli not srow tie COM ltrolcr sas rye.
pared 70 reudor his udfmeut and though The Coo q
-iains vas tho prurct tribunal a. decide ibc case
aver turihef debate Ia the Cf .bNh Nr NnEsp
thst " ssko Lhs sut.e,t iIclo TIC JcmIts,issf
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

q H EELMBOLDe EXTRACT BUCHu.
Poy arising from Exeesses, Habits OF Dsespau
Early Indiscreticn or Abuse, attended
With the following symptoms
Ind .sposit,on to Eseruop, Loss Of Power,
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Hoyror OF Disease, Wnkcfaness.
Uhnnsss Of Vision, rnln 10 tho Back.
Not HANDS, Flushing of the Body
Dryness of The Skin, Ernpuons on the Face
Universal Lass.tude Of the PAlld C0untenanee.
Muscular System. a.4f .gH
These SYMPTOMS, If allowed co on, which his medicine
snvnTlabiy removes, soon follow,
OF which the patient may expire: Who say they
frequently followed by those sdlrefu Diseases
r INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many Of the their suffering, but none
Win confess The Of The asyluins and the
melancholy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness 70
RI TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED By ORGANIC
WkAKNE4S, s.tt es4 u
requires the aid medicine to strengthen and nvigorae
the system. which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU inva
1stiy does. A ui.u wiz convince the mosl scepieaL
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