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xCna q HMM XIV.

Hon. ]. T. Kinney, formerly Of Lee
C,auty, Iowa, now Of Nebraska aad
Utah, xas s6eOinted Jadge Of tbs su-
preae Coar4 Of Iowa, in l647, by Gov.
Briggs; and afterwards elected 70 that
once by the Legislature. 10 1853 he de-
Iivered . vsry able opinion, lagsiust she
majority of the ooaFt, that Counsy
Railroad bouds we're Unconstitutional.
President Pierce made him q Judge in
Utah, where be seems to be in favor with
Brigham. Last year, whilst still claim
Ing TO bea Judge in Utah, he ran for
Congress in Nebraska, As g resident Of
Nebraska City. After hla dsseat in the
election, he turns up on the beach ia
Utah, charges the Grand Jury thai they
must present nil violasoTs Of the late Law
of Congress against pOlygamy, and issued
a writ against Brigham Young, who gave
bail for bis appearance be further added
thai the eoastisaiionaiiiy Of hs lag
goaid be tested on The raj befors hs
petit juyy. President Lincoln has re-
moved Judge Kinney from oaace, and ap-
pointed his successor; bat the Jadgs dis
claims receiving any ofEeial notice Of biz
removal from once. sad 10 naw . candi-
date for delegate TO Congress from Utah,
under shs most favorable aaspises. As-
cording TO the Desert Nesrs, his chances
Of election are arst rate.
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Volunteers AtfeatiSn. InalT
Gx@asam of FOuth.

Sores and Ulcers, Blotenss and sTsdaEp -
with certainty Be radically CARED Il iAt fAaE'
tsks ed night and morning., and the aE1sat3
IL used as stated IN the printed Lzssrs1ss4l y
tFeaisd In any ether manner thsy sT rs
part 10 brezk eEI IN spathsr. EhsEAs AaoLI
uen4 via Fsxnsvs the hnEanEs nS@ Ne Ht". =
lears LIE pskiept a T~iKuruas AID htS}LsI @Aa =
win fe7Airs 3 lttte perssTssncs ia BIZ Sa@ =
Insure sLastlzS sara.
Fer ssaHaa sasAss seeaslsne4 sY tAs saf'
aAsS, Sabre 81 sAs Ballet 2sFsH - sEEaH'
p 70 whTba svsry soldier OF sailor are iissss 1S'
are 40 medicines 90 safe, saTs az& eeEvesas2sa
HeEtsxxy's Pills and 0assEnsal rae 49,
a AID sinasst Tying sufferer might hssW AAs SsszA
Iarexssd immediately, itbe would snl@ pEuvt1t y
xetf with th!s mAteAIexa 0ln&Easa1, SAlcn AAass
IA tAarst iute tbs wound And sfsHaFsa All zfss&'
thru covered wisA u piacs ei Inca RsEA bis AssF
ssc& Ani ean1presssd with . hAasdksfcn3e- ~
nIghs ara nornfnS 9 Of 8 pilis 10 eSsl as Hs&-
xnA prev enE Inflammation rm
EYery soldiers knxpsa6 ADD se&RlA@ . -.
sssa IA Be- psewsAsa wtEa these Esls4Ss F@S1"
CAUTION -Rone are g"dulas mes go. ~
-sgManIow M sNa@sYeRk Asp LasPss -
al scsruaAls AZ o wGser-@4Sk Ia rseJ ~N~
Seak ~ dEresstess arsHaJ zach P@t 9 sas 80
saay as sEalaiy sssn ~ hehdiHg he sef AsA -
Il ksn6sarna fesad viii - ETsA y as -
ssfzzs@ suEh lAfafatassoa - raJ ga sA SssSfss
sxkeF yzzFv e. pAfsies sOnnisrfe3a@ 1s -
az Nsh8ihx ta& s&sae, knowins lass y e
sssM as sAs MaAHfsctog % Frais eHT,.Ssx
ways I'D Maiden L2nAa Mes YerE a rsn-
table Wdkkn6 - Neash IEst~T1ss $50
sa.. 1919 Saria~AS%ass '
- = ss'Hsasss' ''sE ''''s
II. A-pzssgzians fas tsa gzs4snfe o.
every aisorass are afyra TO c&cA ssA' ty
Aaxask&s tSaa
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At the sans sinS1 - oonvsstios
In ssssisa. ! ia.1p kpsstioa = tbs
Democracy WA .sssksi spea ~ I air
Grounds asss ah&aaifs, kkAAaxaGded
In numbers as5 asssnblsss of ~ people
srsr hsfors Asaszahied IN tina stasa1 fhs
msnssrspsss4sty ma sskin&sed by msn
sho hase hesa " ms asmys Sad aAs saa
form j vsFy saoss estimate Of tina aan-
bsr pxsssns On the oecasiea, ii fran sir
sssH ~ s.snty tAanasaa. Six islands
wsrs erected and occupied By good pub
lie speakers, yes the crowd was 20 grsa.
thai % nors shsa sso thirds of those
passsns soaid get nsas enough The speak
era, 10 bear and understand what was be-
ing said BY thsns.
Under che direction Of the Chisf Mar.
shal Marina. 9 procession VA fosnsd
AL o'clock OF the morning OF the Com
yentioa, and vas eonaasssd with mnsis
playing and banners lying through ths
principal streets Of she city, and . hsal
she shoass long and loud, which wers
sent up by the labosing and tax bardeaes
masses assembled for tho Conssisasios
and the Union, we should shink wa
saough 20 convince every fanasiosi Aho
nsion-Rapablican, thai the spirit Of ID
Fathers OF the Repablie was resarrecis'
and that Disunion- Abolition Republican
ism will be 10 October next overthrow
and its guilty, dishonest and swiadlin
representatives, will be harled from ID
places which they now bold, shsosgh ID
inassusneasaiity OF tbs Ballos-Rax an
o viii evsr after ramain loathsoms ohieoi
: OF the peoples oonsemps.
AS the procession movsd through d
city, ne noticed THAI sevsral delsgasioa
. carried the american Flag with very u
: propriate notices inscribed shereos
among which va noticed the following
"Iowa mass be redeemed" "Dewn wit
Au0lk1aA A34 CNISsA19ns Ans 1@h
stikution and the Unioa.s "The suecaa
of the Democratic party, will secure u
country's welfare" ssPsaos and Union.
. ave come TO our ecunntFy's rescue.
"War Is Disanion.n &c &c. sc,
The procession was formed offoos-m ma
y four abreast and was near . aile Long
D The foot man wsre followed BY oysr tw
9 hundred wagens containing from four
ten psssoas each, and there we're thoaI
0 ands who 90 recount Of shs hest al
dust, did not fall into the procession
+ Several delegations broughs With the
, . Band, snd it seemed to be the soarca
e great pleasure 10 them, 70 follow Aft
the shrill kfe and ratsliag dram, and kee
O step 10 the masia of the Unioa. In shor
every one in the procession, by his looa
Z and actions seemed to say, ''lowa sha
be redeemed from the blight Of Abolitio
9 Repablioanisu."
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zasE seasssKs

IA The hssaef cur oalaaans viii be foaad
enc aszass az tho candidates Nominated by
the Democratic Stats Convention, hsaa 81
Das Aoiaes on the Sab inst. Taa ticket
10 nss ssly aasxsspsionabls, bat tAs beat
shss sould hare hsssa ssleetsd, aad svsrg
Dsascraa who ioses the Enioa and 10 In
favor Of maintaining this Constellation and
Opposed 10 the exercise of aneoEssitntion~
nj ana asspstie powes will give is his en-
thssiassae sapport.
The candidate for Gosesaar-MATuRiN
L. FIsGxa, In mn aid sisisaa of sAa Sssta,
aaa mn aaeouspsnanising Democrats he
Aas served ooe terms 10 the State sssais
aud waa swiss slscssd Superintendent %
Pwblie Inssrussisa, both Of which aahess
he alled With usaeh credit 10 himself, and
In discharge of shs various and iasEisase
daties dsvolvsag apOa him, gave sszsFai
satisfaction 70 ths people. His nozAina-
tlon will be reeaived with gseas s&sisfas-
sisn by tina massss of the Democratic
party, and his political e~ueIaaes saunet
s&y . wurd against his moral character,
aR his fitness for the position He will b.
sssampAanay eiscted if sT ~ Democrat
does his dmty.
JaHx z. DUscoasE, the Houainse for
L-aeusanans Governor has seryed sns tern
In the Ssase Senate, and discharged the
dates Of that oAass with much ability,
and in q mannsr 90 independent, that sve0
his political aaszaies we're forced to ad-
aaire his axuaness and fear his growing in
anesase. His n~ominatiea wiil Dc entirely
satisfactory 10 the Democracy all over tbs
Ssate, and NAY be regarded a. placing
him in the path which leads TO higher and
more ~isaportans prefeFment in the fasare'
Hos. CHARLES MAaog, the NOMINEES foE
Supreaae Judge, Ia a Of the hrst settler
Of the State, and was appointed presiding
Judge of the U. 8, Dissries Court when q
Territorial Government Vac organized
ovsg lows. He discharges the dutaes OF
that position with msarked sbility. Hs
was appointed Commissioned Of Patents
by President PIKRCx, and discharged the
various and exeeedinly intricate dutaes Of
that ofiee in such q manner as to receive
the eommendations Of not only bis Dem
ocratic frisnds, but Of his political oppo.
nsnts. AZ an abls Lawyer and sound Ju-
rist, he il nos exseIled By anys and has
but few, il any equals, in the State
Many Of his political opponents admit
that he Ia the beat nan for the position
for which be is nominated Ia the State,
and as the once of suprens Judge is nos
s political once, We expect that be will
receive q large number Of Votss from The
ranks of bis political oppOnets purely on
the ground Of bis p~re-eni'ent gaaliaca-
ssons for the oaEae.
The whole ticket 10 popular with she
masses, and we viii be mu IA disaproins-
ed il il dOes not reeeiEe q triumphant en-
aorssnena al ihs hands Of sill true frieads
of the Constitution and Unions in oeso-
Der next
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DEMOCRATIC SRAYR CONVENTION.
6 Tha ConTsntisn held &C fsUs Aoinss ou
mo sth inst, vas the largest snd los.
enthusiastic that We ever sttended and
we hare attended wish one o. twe sxesp-
sisns, every Democratic State C~ouvsnsson
held I'd Iowa. There we're over four hun-
dsed Delegates in attendance, aHd nearly
syary eoanEy in the State ~ represented
As might reasonably be expected, IN saeh
i large Oonvensioa, there vas quite q d.
versity OF opinion as o who were the best
aasa to BE- placed upon sas ticket as TIE
standard bearers Of Deusoerasic pEiaci'
plea ; bat thssc existed : uniformity IN
ssnsirasnt In relation TO che policy 70 b
adopted BY the party, and in sondsaanA-
sion Of the unconstitutional and dssp0tic
acts Of the present Administration. Tae
excellent resolutions passed BY tAe Con
yeasioa, wsEs adopted With but o dis
seating vsies, aaa the aasaissaisas made
were rnsde unanamoas. As u always the
saas upon such sseasionss there were .
few msn present, who were sapsAaExsd
with speeches whish sA1sy took occasion u
lss OF in salogixing sbsif parsicaiar IA
sorisss for the Sfssss 10 b. Gilsd, sad 10
Doing 30 they occupied considerable sinas
Ut the CoavsBtion, and : usasssr d
sozrss they fals asasidassbiy daasppoias
I'd, Hssa, after lisssning to sbsar less
paaexyries, the Doavsasion did not ON
iaass the msn they hsd lost 80 breath ID
sulogising, AZ 10 has been reported
ssissrsaboass,p thaa great asriaeas sad
hsrd fssliag sxisssd AaonS The Isasgatsl
ana that sszzs sasas ssaz getting into I
regular astseuR argansnt, We siil taks
sesssion % ~ right hsrs, that saeh /
MOI the fact. Thss Ne wsrs present dur
iag tho whols debate - 20 Ne sseziabality
md - 1nsss for sentnaGiss u I'd
s~ssditn1sI, ~ tksrs ~ ses - sngsy
xpraniss q ~ snss6alnssly sasisaa-
tsen i sssd medssFsSuf1 during The
4hSas aSests. s8ssiT
- tbsspnklne ~ sp4sa sbs Css
yssafea proessds1 = naks khs noaIfsa-
tSsns asd y tAs appsinunsns a - Css
- csnzlistsss - I phiek bnslnsss -
spA4saeeea n lea AensaR haar, - -
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FrxTsa URIxxg.-A aaiaissev ID the
Highlanas OF seaslaad BOUND oss OF his
parishasasTs iasaxiGaseA Tia ssxs DAP
he called 70 reprove hizn far
IL q wroag 70 gss draaksa said the
varson. ses @ Est'
I'll ksa thss,f - ssta DIE gaissy psrssa
<shas then | dinaa drink 80 mlcklssas4yss
0a.n
s*Fhys sifs. bow In shssss' gnCA
"Why, gin Il pIeaas 70, diana % are
lake a gfass ~ whtsky sssd ssslsr after
dinass fs HslSH sfDs AZ JiK
'SaNays ysa. Jiuuzay sure sakss glAss
of WHISKY after dunes HaFsls p sfs si
aAna aiisaa " saks : glass ! whaaky
soday syssg hight sissa ysaAse sazsgaAg
% bed p s9n
aFes, TO be acre; ! Just saks q little
sadxy every nigaJtto helitt he Essp.ss
~ ELI bsonEiaasd ths rsysskdaaxs,
ffsAaa,s fiast fourfess gisssss ! sesk. ems
abaat sxty every saoath. onIY gea
psid onca u aaodtk, md then II I'd aks
sixsy glasses u xeul& Aaks asesassa
drunk FOR q week. Wow ye go the onl1
diF srsnss - sbAx % tine ~ bssssl
sAAa ~ atgF ~
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Weakness and Debility IRdaG
Cd hE ever EallKuk

VII asen disappear By tas Csc 4 EA@s IaFsisk
be Pills, asa the ssA1ler vii s8kg AquFs NJ
.Asti0saai gsF1a9tA. SeEsE let Rs bSts b siiSG
Ssuaaed or an4piy asG4L EpaR llzg EsEa strange
.thss Hell0wsy'4 RiIlA shOgd X recaEssS4A tx
DNznasssy sa6 Flax, N any seEsasi FaF2sSS AAAi
saey NoalA ~tagreAssEa r~rei&r1Gg2 Tia sra!
mistake, tor these PHI Ia Wal cggTect ~ ma N&
stomach and thus remove ali - F1A sSA9@t
from the EysteHa. This mshcEsw XII EEstaeAM
,vtxorite4As GKase srxaaie sYEtaus srs'H asGs,
I'd, whilR health and strength islgE @t zd''s u
Eekatng will stop The rs4AEEA&@ -
&azp a. Mo asar a. kk{a ~ AAarbnA
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TAnIs OF DIsrAsess o. rHs Oumaxa.

TABLE o. OisTAssEs - n OgMsxR-
LAND VALLEY RAHaoAD, Tms RsgTs or
rHs RkssIs.-Ths following sss shs
sowsa and distances On tAs Cgmoasiaad
VALLEY Railroad froa Hagsrssowa, SIN
milea north Of Williansposs, On the pe-
somsc, . Harrisburg, along watch the
rebels advanced
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sick Headaches aad Wamf ai
Appetite IncIaens2l to
g$E Soldiers

Yhose feeiiaEz whiA Sc sa4asE "a, axaAliy 1f!Ee
froza keabis or EnHsyRpcss. ossractsd p~4ssRtrs-
ton, o. eating or drtnkIn& Whatever 10 znwbsIr-
some, shaS disturbing tie asaithtal seaaA Of As
liver and EteEa sch. fssss organs EgH be rsslsEe
IL yeufdestEe 10 be vel. TIE Plilt, taEea HogFS-
ina 10 the printed insEuctEssS, vii Ssa1a sE-
Gacs i healthy sctioa IL both ivsT ara stouss4,
ana A4& AstarSI eoassqBsaca aaeE kss4 ss4 go<
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r. AKwHrrRa, Of Walnut Greek
Township, this County, o sound Deaao-
ssas, aud a right good ssliow, will sccept
eur thauks for q hiss of Subscribers, ae-
eonpanisd wisA the aEesnbaeks for she
Campaign Bssls. We hope ctaes Dem-
osrass thsoaghsaa the Coaaty viii 90 ana
do likewise.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-15

TnRKK HUsDRED TnsUsASD AoRR.
The telegraph advises % thai thers
wiil soow be q draft ordered for three
hadred shoasaad men. Bot the telegraph
10 net always sessFase, and We caution
all persons agalBss committing suicide 70
avoid shs draft, which after all may not
be on 50 large 9 scale Is 10 predicted
The euralIneat nov nearly complete, ~
va sapgass, doss 10 make . draft GER
tain bat, II 10 true, IL Is . saspiSioas
circumstance, and s preparatory step foE
thai which may ~ may NOS happen.
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oaaEsPospxScR OF rHE suaLg

Corrsxwoop sssfsos, July ], '6s.
Great Fears are sasersaaasd By the set
tiers asre, that she sioax Indisns sss
shout 10 break ont and eo1aa1is dsprsda-
tions o. shiy read. They the Sioaxl ars
very xaaeh offended At she whites for al
lowing the soldiers to interfere with their
engagement With the pasnses. They bare
made their braggs that they will have
plenty OF svasss sgssasos 70 make bread for
them this Summer. One family left here
yesterday on acscuus Of the hostile APP
paaranss the Indians manifested, aad
more ass talking d ssaSing thsif wives
and chsldrsn % he ssassa. This Indisss
hare Ill isft the road. exssps i few spfea,
taking tbsir famiiiea Win t~hsm-shsy
kass Eons soash 10 the RspabIicsn rivsr.
sAink slAst Go. D sessd vssy impsn-
dsus by inssffssisg ~sth De Light Is isast
By NJ doing sAsy hsvs pissed - s~stslsFs
aad sfsvsaing com saanisy % this ro4ds =
d bad p-rsdie.nssns, and 70 make tbs mi
ser worss, Go. @ wa ordered from here
. ssutss b ~ dSGsses IT - luasy Pss-
- sbisk ~ y wonld bsys sbown
bssser g-rnsssishfr - bass - aastasx
eosspsny hsrs, fasssad n isastng -
rrsst thoropehfsxs opsn 90 shs dspFs1Ar
- Z-8E4%4% AAZ
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~EMEsDs-AsD BELaTTTEs
} rxa q
bFave Soldiers aaa Ssibul
H0LLOWAY'S PINS
ND OINTMENT.

4A she have Friends and Relatives In lie Arr
es hsTy, should take especial cart, lAst Ag a.
amply supplied With these Pills and Ointxsas AZ
where aas brave saadieEE AID Sailors haze aRx.
ted To provide tAsna&slTs vita GhsB, a. a.sT
present can be ssns them By their trisaas mr.
have been proved to Be iAs Soldiers asss-aAz
I1enA IN EaH kaRF AZ ns%d ..
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Coaghs and Colds AReetinx
Troops.

VIII be spesdiiy relieved aud saaaaals easss !,
using these admirable medicines GaH b. pKr7x
proper asssnsioA to the DlrecNsuS VIA as ..
AxrA a In aafh Pat nF aaT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-30

PAPERS FOR soLDIERs.-Our soldiers In camp fully
as anxious to hear the any other portion OF
citizens for they ALL privates equally with officers,
patriotic citizens. interested in the progress eff events
The cost of paper is uncomfortable item to the soldier
and makes heavy call upon his limited exchequer We
know that E1 publishers of papers could afford them
cheaper to gallant soldiers they would take pleasure
doing Surely after soldier out of his Eeager
has paid for PAPER he of all ought get regular
ly and promptly.
We regret say that daily receiving let
tiers from soldiers in camp, complaining bitterly that such
not the case That packages when sent opened and
the papers passed around read nutaed and not unfre
quenty lost before they reach The hands OF those TO whom
they are directed We dislike to publish complaints and
have not yet publishes ANY Of these Communications.
But complaints frequent and general that
fear there must be some solid grounds for them and
make this appeal all officers and Ell
others, to tina this matter attended The abues
complained of doubt the result of thoughtles sness
and therefore have confidence that it will
lat attention has been called exsence-
Surely the soldier who out Of his scanty eleven dollars
month gives dollar for paper ought to have the first
and earliest perusal of 1t.
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CHAPTER vi.
Correspondence of tho Charleston Courier.

NASSAU, April Is, 1863.
On the 9Th Instant the Yankee steam ship Wander
bilt, Rear Admiral Wilkes, from Havana, steamed up
to assau and sent boat ashore with dispatches for
the Yankee Consul. The most ludicrous scene took
place on the arrival of the small boat at one Of the
wharves The faces and cotton bales around
cred with OF Nassau negroes, who received the
Yankees with jeers, taunts and groans Blank
ment pictured itself the faces of the crew. while the
officers in command were evidently nervous and non
plussed. During the stay of the boat at the wharf the
darkes INDUCED in such cynical reflections these
"Goly how dey'd put out if de 200 was in sight" al
wonder if dey's heard from Charleston ?" "If Capn
Mafft was here he'd sink dem in two minutes' A big
negro cotton bale surrounded by his satellites gave
stenora version of the Yankee national air OF
Brown lies Wondering in the grave, only be altered
names and phrases to suit his disgust for his Northern
auditors. lie also produced "Dixie and the Bonnie
Blue Flag" When the officer returned and the boat
pushed off, cheers given for JEFF Davis and three
tremendous groans for old Abe Lincoln. The Yankees
retorted not word When the sun rose the next day
the Vanderbilt had dsappeared-gone to Charleston, il
is said This ebony outbreak in favor Of Dixie
entirely spontaneous.
We learn from Havana that the steamer Ruby, com.
nanded by Capt. Peat formerly OF the Hero, has
rived there safely after adventure with the Yankees
The Ruby obliged to put into Matanzas in conse-
quence OF heavy weather. While there the Federal
cruiser Sonora in and anchored near her that
there scarcely room for the two vessels to swing
clear OF each other. Capt Peat being determined to
test the Intentions OF his neighbour threw shavDgs,
&c, into his furnace, and made smoke whereupon the
Federal got up steam beat his men to quarters, and
ran out his guns Capt. Peat applied to the Spanish
Admiral for protection, end assured that he should
not be moested while be was within Spanish urisdic
ton. The British war steamer Ariadne Just then ar
irving, took charge of the Ruby and in broad daylight
conveyed her to Havana. The affair created much In
dignation among the British and Spanards, and much
impotent wrath among the Yankees in Matansas.
informed that the Captain of the Aradne called
Admiral Wilkes in Havana, end told him be would
sink any Federal cruiser that should modest British
me reliant steamer in neutral waters. SUMTER.
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Fer the Journal.
GENERAL HOSPITAL,
WILMINGTON. n. G
Anril 2kfh- So.

MeStrs. EditoTs: 80 -
of the sick aud wounded soldiers OF ths Hos
comfort from the Ladies Of Lexington, Hi shore and
wssdEide, near Fay sttevlle, N. G., viz
From of The Ladies OF Lexington TIN ouEb BIs
Dr. Drane formerly CT thi. city, potatoes, led fruit
pickles, bottles of sns wine, rags, &c.
2Rd From the Ladies Of Hisboro', N G., Though Hiss
n Norwood Rcor, hops pepper, tea, coffee, sugar cat
sup, pickles eggs hams, dried fruit hankerehies dozen
and rags 49, :,
srd From kiss n L. Spear ccmtorts l53 pairs slip
pers 81 pairs OF socs IA fly brushes bandage Cd cot
son cushions rags &c, &C. all the work Of her hands
and those of her pupils boys and girls, viii done
mostly night after The regular exercises OF the day
peted. Miss niles Spear writes that h plea
she wi this esgeInees with which all under her
charge Che children Of Mr. c. T. ana Col p Malett woad
come their tree will, at the appointed hour, with
ready hands and cheerful aces to unite with her in doing
what they could 10 promote the comfort If the so!disr
Truly, she hath done what she could
N. RITEN OUR,
Surgeon in Charge
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-30
The New Press Association,

The Charleston Mercury ia its ssue of yeee day
plains of the Press Association" and thinks
advantages very questionable character. We
with the Mercury 1t may work better after while, but
Jet there OILY thing unquestionab BILE about -Is
nqueSti0nGby much expensive than the old aDgs
ment Its dispatches from the West uninelgibe Dr.
ferent versions of the thing teegraphed from
different points, compelling generally TO omit the
sense sent the signature of WAGNER, from Jack
son. Mississippi and to choose between contradictory
counts from agents at varou, points in the South Vest
We will try the thing while longer. The death of Mr..
PRITCHABD, Senior, serious less the press. He
knew something of his business.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-30
I.xtnr the Dust.

Yesterday heard several persrs expressing cons ider
able mpatiencef6r rain to lay be dust We think
the dust pretty efscuay laid Dy this time 1t Is 40 to
speak, as wet all oat of We have heard louder
thunder haSs seldom anrler looking lightning
Umbrellas are above par bnt none on the market
The rain, trust, will prove benehc al to vegetation
brng produce other beneficial results and
therefore welcome it, if it does rain triumph
ant" trying mems soles and permeatng their garment
brellas !?
struck by lightning this morning and bricks dis
placed but pleased to learn that further injury
was done.-Daiy Journal, 2sth.