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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A NEOLsCTED 0oUsH. COLD,
An IRRITATrD OR SoKK THRo.T
allowed to progress results 10
-eiiou' Pulmonary BroI chial and
's,hmatic Diseases oflentimes
ncurable. BR' wE's BRONCHIAL
'RocBEs reach directly the az
ecled parts. and give aim ct i'm.
mediate relief. For BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA. CATARRH, and Con-
-uhP i've CoUGHs the Trcches
.re u'eful. PUBLIC sPKAKERs
and SINGERS should have the
'roches to clesr and strength n
he Voice. MILITARY OFFICERS
md HnI nfuua whn n.-., a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

TIE Test or ScIEnoH.-A close analysis OF
the celebrated Chemical salerasus, made by
De Land & Co., OF Fairpors, Monroe County.
N. z, will show that II contains no matter del.
eterious 10 health, and when used in the guam.
titles prescribed will produce the most whole
some and nutrition, bread. II 10 put up In red
papers, and sold by the popular groosfs every.
where. vAFraf ~
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
TRocHES
R"R
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.
COLDS.

voice, and are exposed to SUDDEN changes should uie
them OBTAIN only the genuine. Browns Bronchial
Troohes' having proceed their efficacy by test OF many
years. are highly recommended and prescribed by Pny
oans and Surgeons 10 the Army and have received tes.
tmoI als from many eminent men.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine IN the
United States and most Foreign countries at rs cts per
box noy22- linda win
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

ANOTHER dog 4dgh. Is to come off at Cnm-
mipg.vlie on Thursday; stakes $500. Who
says We are not q progressive people1
This 10 from yesterdays Cincinnati Gasstfe
Dog fights and niger fight, are unquestiona-
bly, signs Of progress 10 some direction.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
senate Go n, mi,iaaA.

NEw YoRK, Dec. H.-The following standing com
mittees Of the Senate have been arranged Foreign Re
tons-sumrer Foster, Doelttle, Harrs, Davis, John
Oowan, CLARK, Oonness. Vanwinkel Military Affairs
Wilson, Lame Howard, Nesmith, Morgan, epraRue,
Brown; Naval Afars-Hsie, 9rime,, Ramsay, Wiley,
Harding. Anthony, Hicksi Patent 0fhce-Colsmer, Z,
Dixon, Henderson, oonneis, Ramsay, Dowden, Bucks
lew,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

TIE Journal speaks Of "the Union Block
(erroneously called Cotton Bloek) on High
street." II we are not mistaken, the Journal
was the fst public Print that called the afOre-
said Block the "Cotton Block"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Removal of Prominen, oaicer, Urged.

NEW YoRK. Dec. - The Tribune says q coum,tts,
from the National oounc Of Loyal Ieaguer, waited OF
the President on Friday aud strongly urged him, az
duty to his Naturalization and country, remove Post
master General Blair Attoi Bates and Gen
erals Halleck and SchoAeld.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

CART. LrMUEL BUrLER, of the canal boat
Superb, was drowned on Saturday evening at
the canal locke, near the Scioto House, In this
city. He was an Old b1at CAPITA n, formerly Of
this city, but la,te:ly resided In Chillicolhe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

A CHAEoE- WMrER Yesterday morning
che weather changed from q worm drizz'ing
rain to clustering wiutry cold. Perhaps the
severe winter so often predicted IL about to set
In. We shall see.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

CHICAGO. Dec IL Tho Illinois sup-ene Ocurt BY a
decision rendered TO day have sustained Gov. Ystel'
actton proroRung the Legislature last summer judges
Walker and Brese holding that the ion by tbs
Governor was acquesced 10 by the General Assembly at
the time OF Ito session, on the l0,h OF June.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

PORTLAND, Dec. ia dispatch from Halifax thi,
morning states that the stesmer oheapeate left shel
burne Yesterday morning wi an ipcnA,ed crew apc
three ohadrons OF coal She 10 supposed TO be on th,
track OF some coal vessel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

KrMNrpY has "Godey's Ladies' B'ok," for
January, 1864 tis superb humber' and the
ladies are ell buying II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

meade 20 Retain his Command.
Nav YORK Dec. IA special to the World from
the Army OF the Potomac 18th, ssysi
Gen. Meadn will retain his present position as Corr
mander-in chief Of this aruy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Court OF uIry.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1?.-It Is reported thst Court Of
Inquiry 10 TO be held, at which all facts In regard
the recent movement Of the Army Of the Potomac viii
be traced out.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Rum Ors about

Humors about Peace Prop ,sitIons.
Nrw YoRK, Dec 13.-The Hsrsld's Wsihiugton dis.
patch mentions rumors that rebel commissioner was
en- route to Washir gton propose terms Of peace.
Ell rts arc making to add regi Of volunteer ar
tilleTy to me r:gu ar army
All Indians soldiers 10 hospitals around Washlpg gon
are to bs removed to Indianapolis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
WEEKLY bANK srATruKsr
New York STOCK marke,-Des. "a.

socts better, with fair business snd closing strong;
Chicago 4 Rock Island l051fi Chicago d Northwest
ern Ask Pittsburg, Fort Wayne q Chicago sak;
Cleveland & Toledo 1l5k; Galena q Chicago IU6X:
Cleveland n Pitt,burg l07; E,e I08k. Hudson i22X
Reading ll9k; Michigan Central lS7JS; Miehissn
Southern e0H; Illinois Central scrip ll7x; Alton q
Terre Haute 57ki Herein 80; Ere preferred lO2,<;
NewYork Central l32k; ,cidc Mall 2l7k; Quicksysr
Company 63k; Nj souri, Sc 66; year ., rIino.tes
9sk; 1905 iO6Ki United suIes o's, 'ei, registered
l0ix. - =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

% Positively made from go Oents.-
Something urgently needed BY svsu person. 10 an
pies sent free ~ mall for 20 cents that retail r %,
By D. I. W0LooTT.
sepi7-dAxsm ITO Chatham eqaars, MT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

EHowAlD DANIELS, formerly Of this city, died
recently Of Baltimore. Green Lawn Cemetery
was desIgued and laid of BY Mr.. Daniels.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
State and Local News.

ApIurApr GENERAL HILL has been appointed
Colonel of the l25th o vi.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Beach Street, Boston.

Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad
+. Depot.)
THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO Has
i been connected with the American House, In this
ity for nine year has leased this known and
popular hotel for term Of years, pledges hlmseIt
to his /e'ds and the public to his ufDsost eforss
to sustain the reputation Of the UNlTnD sTATES 40
TEL as frst.oldss h0use. The public may rely upon
finding, At this house, all the appliances and comforts
Of q frst-cidss hotel.
. Price, a. heretofore, I've pollau per day. ~.
FRANK n. PRATT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

LOUISVILLE Dec I3.-Tobacco has advanced from 9.
to 81 since Fridav morpicg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

LousvILLR, Dec 1.-THE frankfort. KY, Legisla
ture has postponed the election Of U. 0. senator t
January 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

COurtesies between Butler and Ould
NEW YORK. Dec -. The Herald's Fortre.s Monroe
or OF the lth states that Gen. Butler had addressed
note to the Rebel OommissHnsT ou, 3D. accompan ying
package Of vaccine matter fer the relief OF Union
prisoners sfcted with the small pox Bel Island,
and that he had received courteous response from Mr..
0uld.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

PIrTsBuRs, Dsc IL River eleven feet By pier marx
and risiDg. Weather cod and will probably freeze to.
night
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

NEW YORK, Dec. ia very heavy gaze rom The
eastward with rain, prevailed Saturday night AID to
day. No disasters yet reported.
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tbe Obio statesman
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. is 1863.
Hail Road Time Tabio.

Hail Road Time Table.
Showing the arrival and departure OF trains s ooum'
bus, OHIO On ard after November 10th, leOs, trains
will run as follows,
LITTLE MIAMI h CoLUMBus Il XEkiA X. X.
Leave. Arrive.
Cincinnati, Dayton, Richmond
and Indianapolis Night Bx- ,,. :.
press. s.."...........s.".'. - a. ~ o'S m
Cincinnati Accommodation. o'co A. NJ s'~of' M
Oinonnai Dayton. Richmond
and Indianapolis Day sx- =, ~ =,
press........ .....'.''"' " =. W. W. M
Mali and Aooemmodation.... 9.25 P, NJ. GASP NJ.
II flt T. L0UGH, Agent
CLEvELApD, CoIUmBVs Il CMCINNATI X X.
Niabt Express. ............a $50 Am. los A. n.
feW YORK BzpIess.. ...... .....lO 70 4. M. J 2OP' a.
Mail and ExpIeSb.. 10 7. M. 6'oO Z. NJ
JAMES PATERSON, Agent.
CENTRAL Ono RAIL Road.
No, a Express. .............. 4.0OA. NJ, 1.05P. NJ.
No. 4 Exp, to Newark only. 10 30 A NJ.
No. 5 5ExpIets......,...... OOP. M. OOA. M
W. J. FELL, Agent.
PITrssuRoH, ColunBUs & CIsoIsNArI r. X.
all Trsip. 4 OOA.M. 100A. NJ.
Express Train. ..............lO20 A. M Oo 7. NJ
JOSEPH R0BINs0N, Agent.
CoLupBus & INpIANAPoLIs R R LINE.
(ooLuMBus, PiQuA AND INDIANA r R.)
Indianapolis e xpress......... 1.25 NJ. 4oP' l.
Indianapolis EEprsss."..... 35 2. M. 20 A. H.
piqua Express. 5.lO 7. NJ. iVVo a. NJ
y. @ A. HILL, Agent.
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READy READN READn!

DAxvrrLx. Pa, Juue 9, Issq.-DR. wx. n. GRrso--
Dear sir:-In February 1861, wa, adi Q ed wi h
sugar diabetes and for ave months passed m ore than
tso gallons OF water In twenty -four hours wa, oh
liged to 90 up as often as ten tweIvs times during
the night and Ia ave months lost about nfty pou
In weight. During The month Of July, 1851, I pro-
cured two bottles OF otnstiiu' ion Water and in two
DAYS after using II experienced relief ard After taking
two bottles was entirely cured, after regaolns
my usual good health. Yourr, truly,
J. v. L. DE WITT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

BosroN CORNERS, N. Y, Dec. 27, IS6I.-WM, III,
GRVes dr oo.-Gents freely tive you liberty 10
make Of the following certificate Of the vaue of
Constitution Wster which can recommend In the
highest mapner:-My wife was attacked With main In
the shoulders, VIII 10 length Of the back, and In her
limbs, with Palptaon Of the Heart and Irritation OF
the Bladder. l callsd physician who attended her
about three months. when he left her worse than he
had found her then employed on OF the be NJ mn y.
sicans could dni who attended her for about nil q
months and lille she under his care she did not
suffer quite much pain. He finally gave her up nd
isid "ber was iDcurab'e kor, said he .she has
such combination Of plants that medi, ue given
for operates against ne other OF her a ctions
About this time she commenced The uie Of Oonstu ion
Water, and to cur utter astonshmept almo,t the rst
dose seemed TO have the desired Effect and she kept on
Improving rapidly under its treatme ent aud now 50
perntends entirely her domestic ansiIs. She has not
taken apy Of the Constitution Water for about four
weeks and are happy say that It has proc uced
WIN. NJ. VAN BENscH0TEN.
WRTHRRsyiELo, 0oNN., March 2, 1885,. DR. W. H.
GREoo-Dear Sit: Having seen your advertisement Of
"oonsitution Water" nded for IL a on
Of the Kidneys and Irritation Of the Bladder having
suffered for the past three years. and tried the sk OF
q number Of physcia with only temporary rel ef I
vas induced to try your medicine. procured one
bottle OF your agents az Hartford Messrs. Lee sisson
o., and when had used baN OF It, to my surprise
found great change In my health. have used two
bottles OF 1t, and where never expected to be in
gratitude for III ieel that IL is all ami more thso
you recommended 1t 10 be. May tue bless M of G. d
EVER attend you 10 your labors Of love.
Your, truly, LhOShRu g. RIGEL0W.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

REPORTED FOR THE sTATEsmAl
THE VERY LATEST NEWS,

Up to . O'Clock thi. Morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
DIABETES.
IRRITATION OF THg NECK OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION or THIS KIDNEYS,
oATAkkH or TIE BLADDER.

VAtahhh or Tue BLApDEk.
srRANaUARY AND BURNING. Or PAINFUL
URlNATING,
FTthe'e di,eases II Is truly sovereiyn remedy and
100 murh cannot be said In Its praise. siDgle dose
La, been known to relieve the most gelt symptoms
Are you troubled with that distressiug pain In the
small OF the back and thr the hips7 A teaspoon
al day OF the Constitution Water will relieve on
like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use OF buchu, cutebs
and Juniper In the treatment Of those diseases, and
only use them for the waat Of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved Itself equal to the task that ha, devolved
uponit
DIURETICs
irritse and dreroh the kidneys, aud by constant use
lead TO chronic dege nerAtion and confirmed al.
eEe.
We present the Cog,titution Water to ths rub,,c
with the conviction hat 1t has no equal Ia wing tbe
class OF diseases for which IL has been our 90 em
nently successful for curing; aod we crust that Wa
shall be rewarded for 1ur efforts In placing 40 yaluab,e
remedy 10 form to meet the OF patient
and ply sician.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
DIABETES

disease OF the stomach and liver acting tbr ,usb
the kidney, and TO- without doubt the mcst
osea,e except cons umption, that af cts the human
constitution We have space for discussing causss
bu VIII state that the ehsot Of the disease 10 the con
version OF ire sarchy principle for vegetable por on
OF Inc iood) nt' sugar which stimulates the kdneys
20 On tx enive secretion oil water. Many persons suf
yer ON ihis disease who ignorant Of ~ tht is
ihey pas large quantities during the day, and se OBJ
yed TO get up from Ole to hhesn or twenty mos dur
ins me night No notice 10 taken OF It until their At
ientlou 10 called 10 the large discharge OF water am
oten when 1t 10 so far advanced az to be beyond the
co'lrol OF ordinary remedies. Another synpt, m Il
the great thirst which, when the disease 4. iuIy estab
Ishsd intolsrsble- the patient drinks oonstdnav
WHhoW oeing satiSfed; aiso dryne.s OF the mouth
cracking oil Tue lips bweet breath In the mo,e ad
va oed cases, anH hnay loss Of appetite, emsciaton
aud the pa lent gradually nioks from exhaustion.
CONSTRUCTION WATEs Is without DOUBT, the opI
Known remedy for diabstes, and have as much con
hdence that it 10 specific have that opium viii
produce sleep and truthfuly say that 1t has Gu tet
every case in which 1t has been used.
stone n tho Biadd eY, Calculus, GTav
Oh, Bnck Dust Deposit, e,c., ETC.,
Diseases arising from faulty secntIou--ln the opt
case being liitle and accompanied BY aevere pain
aud In the oher too proluss Secre.on-Whch will be
speedily cured by the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
New York money markes-Deo. "a,

Money easy with fair demand at 6k97 per cent.
Rteriog exchange quiet at i0ik@l6sk.
Gold IRREGULAR and unsettled; opening ct SO; dc.
enlpg 49k, advancing to 5O, and closing hesvy at
5O1i95OH.
Government stocks quiet and steady.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
stone In tho Biadd err, Calculus, GTav.
Oh, brIck Dust Deposit, etc., ETC.,

CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WAFER
C0NsTITUrIuN WArEh
OONsrlTUrI0N WAFER
CONSTITUTIONS WATER
CuN3TlTUTl0N WATER
CONSTITUTION ATER
C0Nsi ITUrl0 wATER
CONSTITUTION WATkR
OeN5TIrUII0N WATER
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
IHE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
TIE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

tbs, We believe, is the first of April the day devo-
ted from time immemoria to the perpstration of
tical jokes. Of course the war has changed all this
snd there will be few, even CT the youngest or most
thoughtIess, likely to indulge in any such at
this time
The Equinox which passed over the 22d alt, with
out IFS usual blow cut, appears to have suddenly te
conscious of its neglect Of duty and is now Civ
ing US full benefit at any rate it blew fresh enough
and cool enough last night to satisfy Rude Boreas
clustering racr" This will probably the attack
upon Charleston to be again postponed, as it would
be ugly weather for monitors to be il tbs vicinity of
the breakers the Charleston bar or the obsuc-
tions Inside Charleston harbor.
But a very few days such this, of dry, clear
weather and high winds would make any
reads dry enough to be travelled by horse, mule
man, buggy carriage, artillery or commssary wagon.
So may expect to hear something that is If the
same change of weather has been experienced in Vir-
ginia we have had here
Tomorrow, or tonight, we believe the moon will be
full consequently high tides and hence the speculation
that fixed upon the middle OF this week the probable
time for making the attack upon Charleston.
noSI,E Toaf~1o u Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

of oppression. The evidence is abundan, - :,
the plea OF necessity except in the presence that
ate neighborhood OF hostile armies where tho nne
tsatlon OF law under It's usual forms may be ;ra.t
suspenoeo' Is not graclousy accepted by the mss
people. 0S ottAe
Union without security ior personal liha,,-
The Union which they have cherished. and ~ y not
alton of which they look with earnest desire e feso
Nothing perhaps coad express more clesr ,tu hope
on this point than the language of the great views
historian, who died at comparatively rncoS modern
leaving his work incomplete In tracing tbo period
steps in the progress of British liberty M ~ cessive
says: 1--WE have been taught by long cxnera mScauey
cannot without danger, suffer any breach oS that
stitution to pass unnoticed" GAS we cannot e Con-
risks OF evils from which imagination reco. UQt the
physct Lforce as a check On misgovernment employ
IDENTIFY our wisdom to keep all constitutional Is ev.
misgover0ment in the highest state of efESO1
watch with Jealousy the first beginnings of cy-tO
ment, and never to sGffer irregularities eucoaCb.
harmless in themselves, to pass unchalIengad when
acquire the force of precedents" Who IL csl they
will afirm that any other doctrine is worthy o and
who hold their rights under solemn writ, those
ter 1t is cheering to know that inquiry ba caaFac
cd in the right quarter and that able and f1 NOV
are stirred by sense of what is due to onr men
who have been Imprisoned, without sosion"ct
cause and discharged without explanation ouAsnt Of
more, to such as are still IN con6oemerI a5d yet
Guided by guards and prson-bets from, ,t ~nd pre-
| W.,
confronting before a competent judicial t to Of
suggestion of crime, which the act Of u.ou9ai
msnt itself implies or tbs latter class Eb .S
from my knowledge of the men, are not few U.Ie'e
sens Of Maryland, who love the Union as Won a"ofh
who have srvsn, not to destroy bat to w. aud
free from any faint OF crime take them To be H.
will derive unfailing capacity for endurance from ny
consciousness that they have nourished we
strength to strike stout blows st the foundation %
the fathers laid-ttat they have never particnotoS
lines of action, in the startling utterances ra.a
to encourage eggressios upon the rights aud insut,
of sovereign States-to foster sectional distrpst ora |
me,y to inaugurae conflict between different Ds @
of the Confederation, and thus to weaken unity Al e..
ing, interest and purpose. IT, on the other hand .r
are guilty, the law will infct adequate pupi,hnsr
Whatever that may be, as it should do. Bat how oo,
is such dursnce, without hearing, to be thsr sIo
ment?
an, very truly, your friend,
FRANKLIN PIERCE
Hen. JAMES A. PEARoE, United States Senator
Washington, D. {
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
a Dinner Party.

1t appears that State dinner was given in Wash
ington the 18th ult to His coored Excellency the
Haytien Minister There were present the British
Russian, French and Prussian Minister'S besides Sec
retaries Chase, Blair and Others Solicitor Whiting,
Senators Sumner, Harris aud Morgan.
They were nice set to make up rubber, now were
they nots The niger we suppose was the Jack Of
Spades, while Seward if about would be the Knave of
Clubs.
An ounce Of ciyet good apothecary!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
Iater-state ceurtsax-ssutl. Carolina.

a gentleman of this place showed US this morning
certain monies which had just besn return ed to hn
letter from Charleston being neither bankabe nCr
passable thsre-being in fact Eo monies at al in the
commercial capital of South Carolina. These monies
were sent on by him part of remittance and were
as follows -
One ten and three twenty dollar Treasury notes is
sued by the State of North CaroliBa payable on or
before 1863 fundabe in six per cent. coupon bonds
and receivable for all public dues.
Six i've dollar Virginia Treasury notes payable on
demand at the Treasury 10 Richmond.
we give ihls transaction plainly as it comes to US
ana deem any heightened comment unnecass ary. We
have much respect Tor our sister State; we were going
to say we had every respect but in view of the facts
above stated We are reluctantly forced to modify orr
expression We ask IS this course fair courteous neigh
bouriy or rgh: Can cur South Carolina neighbours
complain nls course Of things tends to perpeuate
prejudice which we have always deprecated-against
which we have jealousy striven, but which We mast
admit to be not without some foundation? We are
forced TO give full credit to the complaints of our sod
lers at Charleston in this respect and not onIv that
put to fully sympathze with them in their feelings of
indignation "a
GEORGE HOWARD, Esq, long Editor and Proprietor
OF tne larooro SOwherner, formerly the Tarboro'
Press, died in Tarboro' the Oath inst after brief
illness, in the Oath year of his age
Mr. Howard was an honest man a oood and rsof,I
eltzeG' and true friend Of the Contedsracy,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

WE have had rumors of all kinds in reference to The
movements of troops ia the Eastern part of this
State but none Of them seem to have any definite oan
dation.
For instance it was runored by passengers on tbs
cars list night that troops had attacked and cap
tured Washington, N. Co. with the Yankee and Bufalc
forces there Another that they had got al
around it, and uOould capture it-for certain. Now
nothing Of this ia impossible but do not think any
of it has yet taken place, at least have iaforma
ton On the subject.
There seems to be impression that at last at
tack upon Charleston is about to be made 1t does
seem almost inevitable that this attack should be made
within this present month Of April. We confess W.
think ourselves that it will be.
Datlu Journal, March 81.