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--Wer+arn - \ jayns.as sbuar .soun'is,l c''tIsc,
10Th May. in~the- battle near til: Old cart
lonsc, in. Srotsylvani: count. WIS James
Cary Egglcston, son oC MIR. Miles G. Egsi.,
tor, Of this city, n memhsr Of FRS. Richmond
Hnwitz,rs, whose left ARA WIS shattered and
amputatci. lie received also :. w0umd ia thu
side Ony two others # the company wCr"
wounded in the above action, and they not SC,
riuusly.
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SEADRooE's lIosrlTaL.-This is the hospital
to Which arc carried all the wounded -o!diers
brought to RichmotI. From Il they are ear
rled to those appropriated! to The States from
which the individual soldier h:.ila l. il
hardly possible that it could be kept IN that
state Of ncatneSs which distinguishes tic
other hospitals; but acc rijEg 10 the report OF
gentlemen who have visited it. i, Nigh; we'd
bs kept cleaner than it il. We knnw nothing
of toe matter ourselves, hu: arc sure that the
wounded soldiers deserve all the comfort thai
can be beat wed IN them.
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MAYORS Couhr.--T;e VI. crc.t.ts- u: Ibis
popular institution were c..,irely without in
sercyt yesterday. The adjudication Of = few
Cases asa.ins. citizens tor ;mfr;.a.:onS u, the
ordinance, occupied Tue attention OF bis Aouor
for a very brief period. The only criminal
aIraigntd was Andrew, slave o! tic Central
Road, who was charged with approrrialing To
his own u-c 80 p un,:s nI Laa,u owned hy The
company. The "if,nce imputed :" the panty,
WAS established the satisfaction If ii,r Ma. 1t
and Andrew received ~ I:;shrr.
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HDo'Es RESERVED FORCES or VIRGINIA, ,

f{'iTE following asSi.nm. nj Of commanding officers 10
the several rrnd Ivuus Of the Reserve Forcrs oi VI,
gina, established by Paragraph w, General Order NO.
nf all rnnccrnc,l
Colonel R2rrri Johnston. Petersburg.
Cn'DI- J.T.uciuS Davis, linrkS4ilir
Eigadrr tie. rrnI f. 7. Nichols, iSnrhhh'g.
Major J. Il Dnrman, Euh!in D-p"
roInncr T.. &. Lee, Staunon.
Colonel v. :. langhorne, GordonsVi'is
. Col mel P T. Moore, Rthnond
captain ". u. Crsn', Abingdon.
Otcers command ny companies or detachmea's OF Re.
th-Ir arrival any Of the above mentioned
nonts OF rendezvous will immediately report TO The coin
InandIng officer.
Nv erl-r Of Brisa,lier General KEnPsR
J!B. n0GE,
msyl0-Iv Major and A. A u.
la1- Sentinel, Wig and Examiner copy
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FEON NORTH MISSISSIPPI.

N.Glo!,s. Nay ll.-A I,:cc Of Yankee,
nn'irr General M",.'i."r, Iaricn2ly estimated ut
rom $500 I" S,'@D. WAS at Peek ems Station,
on rho Mississippi Central Ra!ircal. AZ noon
s,~:"y, m,Tiu: Towards Grcn;.dn. Five thou
-:.i'i = q" =! Bag Back Br'gc. Gee. p. W.
SiJ&s is r"niulanim. ~ FiskrJuTy
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IAyL.EO VOLUNTEER SERVICE.
E.cArirl.o OFFICE oy TIN MAEvLLsp Liss,

i..CkrlrI.G OFFICE 0y TIN mAEflhsp GiSh,
Richmond, April 81, ISL.
Vic. t;-ae-ai Commanding has placed tne uno r
t-.' 10 charge Of The recruiting service OF the
- ..I directed hat oRice be located hi peVlu
Ee, .a ,-,y-i for the purpose Of receiving appIcG
- r.a ,.-!r :ellnw.eizens who Gesre 10 join rs vol
.e-r, with ,..r brethren now in the service. All per
Eao s,.e citizens OF Maryland, either naive OF
."l"', The r-einniTg OF The war, ana VINO are NV !.
-r',. :. -.ym.nts or commands of other States. IN
.g.a, = .b- nnir.!racy, and ash 70 lac transielrc"
i-'li," are requested to make their aprtlcit,on III
- r. .r~s sd and transmit the same I" Wal "en'
q: ras"n, VI, or Col i:ra,liey l. johnson, nHh"
7r-.:l.i u. who VIII attend to the transfer being
-
r.- .rf.n, viii Subscribe his name to the iGrm
''.1-'r, ,t t,rrGrc sVIo- one having hh""'r"S" ~
~, Il 20 r..e subscribe IN th- oath ahhrAe", '"
a.r t6g ,nu.i,,I,,.d officer OF de CDnirtlcracy.
CHARLES ;. CuNFEE,
r!r:. Lieutenant Is, Mary Ia cry
5iaryand Lane.
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D.rKNT sorghum or sus"--Gn"e CrISh.r.

The difficulty Of obtaining imported sugar and mOas.,
conpes US 10 rely home production. One two
cultivated In sorghum will yield sufficient moasscs for
sumption on ordinary farm. Prepare your land and
plant your seed early; good rruser, and MAKE
mol sses as soon rs the sorghum cane natures.
The subscriber has obtained letters patent from c Coz"
Tolerate States for and impr"vrl sorghum or ShS:
Cane Crusher In the rapiIty with which the juice !t
pressed from the stalks, the saving Of The JUICE rs u
hows In the economy OF labor required to operate 'Ie W.
chine In simplicity Of constitution s"d "a Tue st'r W.
10 the machines heretofore used. -,.,. D,curc,
FOR sALE-sTATE RIGHTS AND COLT hl!'l -
For terms and particulars ald' IS '"r % ~
U,IIs will. p O. Powhatan county, Va, or john b""hrr
Ia, who has model the Office Of Mart lyon E,''
uinnd, Va. '" "
AMI -,I.aw Nv, r'm'
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.%nr!lER DE>PATcN.

M'nILE, Nay lN.-AutheDt:o news received
if''n br"cSh:vca to-day says that Banks e.
rs;ct I" New Urrtus with 5,r0O men. and
ti'i.t Nl'x"""ri;: tnrreE!erch t" Taylor with
s.""' PRISONERS, 20 guns, 200 mules, and
% boats. - in running ortcr, he rest dum-
aged, Ent rtn be rrrair,,l
ht'h Rouge has hoin evacuated by tie
"nrnf, and Is roT in r;'saas;.,r ~ the Con
tric;.il'"
Na''i''% - h6r' I"r, rmn sqnnres zone, ai,d
'ha 'i'd rtii r."ir;,. he engine and hose de-
I,,F'i"' -" I"'irr part II TIA ,icapaich j,
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Ri.Ily OF TKLNaPkN.

.. ..!-r.i.och A. IN company -, --- re-
:i.a:. - brigade, - division, - corps, army
d sa,:sy heen citizen OF Maryland at The COM
r-arrl o, Nh. war applies for transfer to the Mary
a.. lie rpd.r G,u,ral Orders No. IS, Adjutant and In
: teaers Office 1864, desire to be transferred 10
g? H.tyand Major General E1ey, s,aunton, Of Camp
3''' o. bradley T. Johnson, iia"o'e' 'uHt''oH .
Aisr,tel IS proof Of citizenship:
1a'i, dsy Of --, INCA, before the sn6serlner'
tHra ,.iof.d officer - regiment, 80 brigade,
-rsa., appeared -, and made oath IN que lor,n .,
-. ,.a.,r,cnrrr,.ni NJ IN, war. Inay2.9aniw
S't-if the party wishes TO he Transferred 10 MARY
alliac," Stauntop, stris. out Camp iio~afa' hun
Nr--ad.
e. Charleston Mercury Mobile Register Atlanta Con-
Acy, viii each COPY tTico week Tor '"ur weeks anu
- tI.s - this Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
+Si',,r,S OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and fo,o
s'ik'e"e rnm,,ry will be held al the Office OF the
q. - n Klthmcnl, on wednesday,. The Is' OIL
Jr'r.H Treasurer.
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lsT MARYLAND CAVALRY. .

f. j. HALE, Jr., A. A. Gan'l.
IT North Carolina !apoEs please cory.
lsT MARYLAND CAVALRY.
The following IL q list OF killed and wtnnh-
in tie lss Maryland Cavalry, Lieut.. Col. Il.
Brown, commanding. in fight 9. Beaver Dam,
Va, May l0!h, 1851:
Wounded: Sergeant Major 4 W Bond, leg
not serious.s
COMPANY A-Killel.: Private David Clark;
Corporal John f Harding Wounded: Lieut.
j Az pus, thigh. not dangerous; Sergt Joshua
Riggs, arm, very slight; Private Dorsey
Thompson, thigh, not scrlcns
Contrary B.-Killcd: Private Daniel. IS
Bowling. Wounded: Serst Oli'or Perry,
arm, very slight; Private John Hickey ARM
slight. o
Wallace, toes. very slight. ?,
Company F.-W,unded: Clrts;n A F
schwartac, hip, pnirtuI; Privans August
legs, serious; Jos Latham, leg, slight.
RICHARD p. JouHs"N,
Senior Surgeon Maryland Line.
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VxiTaT Or NuSIr0sg or WAR
from the Liverpool ro.t, April H.

On the Gti. instant Lnrd Robert Cecil moved
in the Ilrnsa Of Commons for M "Arcount
~ guns and oth"r munitions If war shipped
from the port OF Livcrpool for America dur
ing tbs years lsGl ard 1862 showing the
qa"n:itiy, description, value AID port OF d=sti-
m:it;Om."
The return WAS lrcgcntcd Tn Monday, and
it tcnG4 to show that thu Moth and South in
lSGi were mnrc intent on diplomacy than
lighting, for in that 9rar there wcrc inportr!
Irrin England Only lG,9no rifles and mrskets,
valued ii ;2l ,T9l ard Of this quantity not Il
.,i";:;" rin. or mrirkat WA scEt to Charleston,
nrEy Is were s"nt /" Mobile. aud sol to New
n:e:n.. th"n in the I">rr.rini If the Cnnied-
crate. The "rlnaEcc AMI ordnance stores
impaired IN l3G wc'r only Il tons 10 cwt
AID Il th' T1"n'i'y not !: solitary gun or
munitin VI WAY went into Charleston, Mo-.
hiu rr New Orleans. In l&Gl the Fcicrals
f:ct ,s"ro i'll earnest, and imported considera-
bly, larger plumbers Of r. l2s and muskess, but,
after ail, rot to ri alarming extent az Will
a:'icar irOr, tho following table:
Rifles and Muskets
It'll. 1860
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!" III: :: = i + !; i {;
F&+i'.-fi H.! :.IH "Hz:y 4.sa,.iT!rM

'N - "'; - al sf tDasrt,p ~ II. .:6r IsL-
- = T. f.r -. att: o, n, Di,:,i.i
.'h' I"' g5.i -. :...t ~, kf,..-,. ,;;,-i,,,
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OE ? r ] N 7 I N q !

x SO IT, pared T. 60 e.-r4 description OF
HOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
Wit uesin.sa G:,d dispatch,
srCH As
ia 40 Ta.CT PEiyTSG,
gr.sr,.HtrTEK'S DL8NE',
luMui.-kEY ELAHEs.
rnYMA,rsF's ELHSEs,
OkISASGE and
MrprLL RLASES
- LSD-
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FURTHER PosTPoNEMENT OF. SAL" OF SIX PER
CENT. EOaDS.
TREASURY DIFF MEAT,
kn'INoSp, May 10, lstL
Owing to continuance Of the causes " postponrm"nt,
The public sale of Government Fix Per CENT Bonds when
WIZ advert srd for The 2S inst, hrrry postponed uii-
ill Wednesday Sth June. Newspapers WI b have ahrer-
tscL the sale will continue the adv Nth Tie
change OF day. U. u. Mh"h'Nmhh
INV l5-tds Sc rf Treasury.
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49, ~ THE VOTERS ut FREpERlCk,
~ 80 M wtSEEN COUNTERS col. Ia. I.
49,, =. T;ach-.t,r, - ctndrdti- Ia 'ei,rrS"Ht ""
~ -. .,-.is, Cls:k,. ani W~ien, "a tie !tp.ta
e. f.. - ur4x;.rrd term Vi Ucn Il. canrn,
~. rrrKri THURSDAY. I'll OF MAY, isdi.
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tacnO RHWAHD.--Runa#ay on the 2lh OF April.
- LtJJ 1854, Beverley, black man, about twenty
wears old feet Inches nigh; marks rer"irrtri,
oaly his feet the toe next the big toe rides The biz t"ti
the other.
!, isirievri h. will try tn make his way hy The ear
Lynchhurg or RicmuId I'll pay The above reward '''
the delivery Of said Beverley to me, his !"
sotn. ,Il so thai can get him MhRTlN DAVIS.
so ~, -. Iii S,s.,h .o,,n,y Va, uayI.sYstt
fhHn0 REV ERD-Los. out OF my coat pocket on
: ZUU the 18th instant roll Of Confsdsrat; oi!'s
(n.w i,sur) containing eighteen hundred !on ts-n:'s
nI,r. /, ten do lar notes hu tens number from III on
u 1871 iUl inclusive. -, =, IL, LII
will pay the above reward Tor the deIrry o. saa 70"
nuIIot Doc keeper II. R.
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prS-NOiIIi, "Y;Sp
OPEN POSITIVELY
rvIDty Er..I.. Nav % S64

The manager h"vs eve "a state hr has called into
vice his Corps SEMALB) Diamat!qur. sId mad
To
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Ei,E;"ri0X N0Tlis :

49, HALIFAX COUNrY.-Wc Ut" nn-
Ito annoucc THOMAS }. GREEN AS a candidate
..iec,ion to the OF Commonwealth Attorney i"r lh'
~ u Halifax. Election fourth IhurHisy ~ '''s'
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J>UsTPUNEuENr OF Si1.E ..,
or GOVERNMENT BOMBS
In consequence Of the interruptions nj business opera.
tons sale Of six per cent bonds advertised Tor Inc I'm
Ins ant, Is postponed until the :5:h.
fsisn.n G. q. ME-! MINGER,
m.ylOtds Secretary o: the Treasury.
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,-..-EV IIUKlAI. ELEGTlUN.--W 9 Aro
'"' .. .r.oa.cr S.:NG.:L ". TlONSS, :hs
-h,.,-s:i wacrc:. eard:'iatr u iiil ;:-e V"
~. .,,a.i ~ x" resisns;eu 'eHe:- J>:'., l..
- . =. h.Ds;l. cy:.ip0s:4 u The coG!:':c, - F:c1.
e.. ~ -. " ..tcI.
..,,. = J., 80; ~ :Ls Fourth Thursday Of mex
d. .. r'.''. 80 ,nh.S.srtd
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ENKOLt.lNG OFFICE,

srR Cos. DiSTgiSr VA May q, isGi
rar yii.l Il :niin. Eoarl Of the Fifth Cunsrcssion.
| D,,rr, viii hr at "
! 40, cur, House May y, IS, l9. 2n anl2
rr-. EDWARD court House. May 20, - %, 20 and 70
~ :.aa.g Court House, May ~ And 81 AMI June /,
ri. Coa-: House. jane 4, :, 5, Q Anh 10.
y,,: Depot; Lunemburs Co., June III, II, IL, 10 aud
..:--"- Cour. House, June II, IS, 90, 81 and %
49, Cnu-; iouse Jur- %, -, Is, q and IS.
Ta. hs-w--: IS and IS years Of age are not led TO
Il, &. = AID second days. The rese We classes
=, ,.:rI AID f.art. days. auu the free negroes VINO
. s:a .a.p!.cd the Eth dag 81 eaeh arpo nt,aeht
4. 4. HENLf.
Capt and Enr, Hing Officer 9Th Con. bist., Va
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~" rKEL FOE SALH.

h.t4 1T for locomst We aud car use.
10 - ..'''o:'iec Box Gi, Greensboro N. G..
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40 I,TIIE VOTERS IN THE COUNTY
.rT,rr.,. VA Respectfully announce mysrii eau.
y cur sutrtyes Commissioner Of 'iir kr',''a'
~: t' EOBr. 7. WHITE.
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nrR1rr rNAMINING BOARD,

OFFICE EXAMINING BOARD, l.
3:H DISTRICT, VA, May ., 1854.
..c,s 10 .his ps,rc; holding certificates OF exemp'
. j. :, Medical srsS.iuins Eotrd OF date previous
~ Is ap! l,6l .Irby required |" rep r. NJ !he
- and places stated Tor examination under exist ns
as. ,.o
T e. no, all. % rcpnrt In person wi 'orwari cerih-
q, OF th. fsrt iarnugh the local croi'n: "ihcsr.
WM f. STEWARD, Su'g II. A., r..J
-ri,oS. III yr,F p M ~. ...-- - 80
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49, FpK STATE SEN hTE--AUGUS-
-. ,.c.;.TG are M:,loriz-. g" irucuIc: Az
~ g. ,S:rlI. "a fr"..:rra csuG:yl ~ tani-
70 H.. .,,.,.r ~ VIRGINIA ~ NJ III vac.tCS la tie
r....r,: - he Qualities Of :rn'irir CLARK nGd
r-.,.Du. tuG., 'r'.u.u;.y 1T Shay.
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HJE,UNBD FOR sALK.
=. st-r,rncl Commissioners. appointed at the last
''la, Court will proceed to sell publicly AZ me neSt
. laa Court, MAY 2Sd, 1864 Rity Thousand Dollars o.
.s,a Cous;y BooGs from $50 10 81, 900 each Cap.
t'ss'a these Bonds good investment.
R?DT. +; NELSON ,.s,o,sr,
JOHN s,CLATER, ffomm'ssloners'
HM. NOuK,
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REC!PITGLATION

NCIy IsbT''VIIui4J'
Your Obcdicnt servant,
f. j. HALE, Jr., A. A. Gan'l.
IT North Carolina !apoEs please cory.
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pI!.s. WILLIAMS,
AND
Gox RcIAL ENT,
s.. 81 ST. FRAHtIs SrRiEr, MoB'Is. ALABAMA
REfRRKHrkS:
s-es. " ,l,L Smith & Co., ho'i'e, Ala.
7.s.t' (" ,nnf y Ca Montgomery, ala
=" "..q,. Ef., Atlanta. nS
~ T.. A. aasi.y s. Go. Aucuk.a, oa,
s--r. g. = Paias K %, Giea,a'hd va: ,
y. Z: a.c.. Esd. u th. Tt"''Si ""..r. Ecu
ct: :. s?l3en
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TIE DANISH QUESTION.
TIE CONFERENCE.

frees ~ nc | o'clock IN the afternoon If
The Ij'h April, the several members hc'redl-
ted ~ tlair sovrrsicEs to the conference, as
s,m!icd sc the ErSt Lord Ct the Trcasury's
oiliuili residence, in Dwnins street, Whitehall.
Tie Earl Rus: ii, accompanied by the E@:l
Of Clarendon, ~'ero frat TO arrive There
were present Biron Brunnow, the Russian
A,ni" ssador; Prince DO Ia JHurd huyersrc.
tho French Am hass.dor; Count Berhsdorff,
tbs Prussian Ambassador accompanied by
Baron Balau; Count II. d'Apponyi. 'hc Dan
ISL Ambassador; NJ. de Bile, the Dani.h
Minister, accompanied by NJ. de Qnadc, the
Dansii Minister Of Foreign Affairs; the
Swedish Minister, Baron do Beust, Pcnipo-
tortiary from tho Gcrmanio Diet, aud Count
Vtz.hun.
The conference unanimouIlY appointed Esrrl
R,l sail lis President, and Hon. w. Stuart
~ Secretary
A Paris letter in the 'Indoponllnce Badge"
Gays:
"Rumors cf II transformation OF the coz
ference into general congress arc current
in Paris. France, it was said, intended
making important propositions at one "f the
hrs, s,.;ii,y. and tho ouiposition is that they
would tend to nothing less than to DEMAND n
general disarmiag, watch would be step
towards Elropeaa C@nsrcss We, arc not
at present prepared to discuss those rnmn'a,
hut wo think 1t useful to take note of them, he
CAUSE VIC stall see them renewed more atronEiy
in tue c.urso Of the conference, aud more
particularly when any difficulties arise to I'M
pcie or nomentGrily arrest tic labaru Of that
assembly.
TITO "A1cmm:al Dirloma!iquc' and til"
OF her Paris papers give the following; ~ The
basis E,r elaboration which Austria, P7u-su
and TIC German sCcnicderation propose t.
bring forward az The conference now Sitting:
Integrity Of the Danish Monarchy.
Political ;,nl administrative ant"ncmy a.
the puchies.
Elantcnancn Of their UniOn in ono airS;
| State (ncras s6cialus.)
RoGdsLurg to DC mad. German Fedora!
fortress as Is ;,uagartee of The au,cnopy AID
iudigisibilty Of the Ducli, 3.
The oeicia! Vienna "Gazstto" Of the 26:h
( says;
! Although il il scarcely TO be expected tina
Austria and Prussia will agree to the propoaa
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rf-
hr.,-
i....: "a,iks:
Ia N i!h..ria.
P:"gi..rcn's,
Labels.
G.lal"rsca, SC
s.-rsi 80 -u,,? o,.-r description - printing re-
:-.i =, l.,.i> gure4aiiy viii Icc,iv. prompt 't'.u
ST.
.-...i. : s,a-s %; IL" p..:ofa;" 81 or irieii a'
e. aL,una:.." JOB rcINTIEG HFFI r.,
49,. ii,L s.rc.,. i.-.r .n., r.::.n oil
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gICIlMoND / UASyILLE r. r. 60.

EICHMoND / UANvILLE T. r 90.
EIGHxoSD, May 10. 1851
\ Meeting ~ the Board OF Directors OF ths eonP@
g Ls'd Oh the lvlh instant, II was
l., "'-l. T".t Tho company will pay the Ooniederhle
n -, I" a'sr'se! by aos Of Congress, passed Feoiu"y
s'''H, Oh lis .tock held by Stockholders
J. ID. BLAIR,
H%!'- ryiI Auditor.
''' Ct.tTsGIGA unccrsan-' h~t
III go is:h~pg se;uhraicq oil debt VI Tue Stt,s u
80 '''@"ir. III i.; nsrne on the books % ib1 urea
:, :. .'d Sa,--Iamely. No. l:e3, kr Is .aoJ. Nc.
&c. - ard No l'S5 Cor g. 900
-. Il. 10 1t.ne " i'll picaI" ueiiFer f'oa' "
g. ."".,. ::''l'u'r'. 20. !ur The onde'sfp.si
$3.50 uT.t3ug WI S:iSpOS'
/, '-U':rhn,to NJ Virgins Stat six ser cent E.s-
'' ,h--s.h. OF, sa.ed 2nh Ap-! w. under
~ !! marc.. lasy AIN .uatins t. SaOO N asG:e
=. t'fENfLLS 90. tue Lsd.ss' Society, called BAY
hr,.. 90: Duplication IL tu INSIDE 20 tbs Steoaa
- r. - -.rr-.I -,,,, e,.,s NH -. I'm :
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-14
NEW TESTIMONIALS.
from the Home Journal, June 4tb.l

IFr0m the Home Journal, June 4tnJ
In every business or profession. indeed in every
department Of science skill, there IL always some
acknowledged htad,,some one who stands out in
In tho study and treatment Of deafness and caarrh,
as special diseases, DIR. Il. b. LIGHrHILL, Of this
city, occupies just the position above described.
He has devoted years Of labor to this speciality and
editorial columns Of the Tribune. Of recent date.
bear witness. to the Doctors success in this depart
ment of medicine. We quote the paragraph:
CURE OF DEAF MUTE.-LouIs LoEwINsTEIN.
lad fourteen years Of age, born in Germany came
TO this city when he was about two years old. Soon
hearing. BY degrees he became first deaf and then
dumb. For nearly ten years he was mute. unable
10 hear the loudest voice, to artculate wore. -.
About one year ago he was placed BY his parents in
the hands Of DIR. LIGHTHILL, who has so far sue
ceeded in restoring to him his lost powers Of hear
who ospeak to him distinctly and deliberately. Dur
ing the past four or five months he has been under
the tuition Of MIR. BBNNECKE, and has made consid-
erabe progress in reading and arithmetic"
Having been supplied with the lads address, We
further Investigated the matter. and discovered
youths was considered hopeless, and he was for
two years an inmate Of the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum. The Rev. JOHN NoTT, DID,, Professor in
Union College, Schenectady, in published letter.
tenders his gratitude to Dr. LIGHTHILL for treating
JEWELL, Professor Of the State Normal School at
Albany also testifes to having been cured Of catarrh
DR., LIGHTHILL possesses other testimonias and
tributes to his talent from some Of our wealthiest
and most prominent and respected citizens, which
TO speak in any but terms Of praise Of bis treatment
in the face of these many proofs and facts testify
ing to his success.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-14
Proceedings ofthe Rebel Congres.

In the session of the rebel Congress, on
Monday last, the following Senators an
swered to their names:
Barnwell and Orr, OF South Carolina;
Dortch and Graham, of North Carolina;
Henry and Hill, of Georgia; Hunter
and Caperton, of Florida; johnson. OF Mis-
souri,; Burnett and Simms of Kentucky
The Presidents message was received and
read; also, the proceedings Of the late meet
ingof rebel Governors.
In the House, there were sixty MEM
bers present, among whom were Messrs.
Wilkes, Snead. Clark, Conrow, Vest, and
Hatch, of Missouri, and Machen, Triplett,
Read, Ewing, Chrisman, Burnett, III. w.
Bruce, Z. M. Bruce, and Moore.
The bills to raise forces for the rebel
army, and to abolish promotion by senior
ity, and make merit the basis, were each
referred to the Military committee. III.
Resolutions were offered by Mr.. Murray,
of Tennessee, declaring that the C0nfeder-
ate States will give neither sympathy nor
aid to the establishment of monarchy In
Mexico. Referred to the committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Swan, of Tennessee, offered reso-
luton declaring that no exigency exists,
or is likely to occur, requiring the placing
of negroes in the army. He also introduced
a resolution to recall all Commissioners from
foreign nations. The discussion upon the
resolutions was brief but sharp.
Mr.. Miles, of South Carolina, opposed the
proposition to arm slaves. Mr.. Foote OF
Mississippi, favored 1t, but said he desired
waiting the decision OF the enemy on the
employment of negroes. This decision
would appear in the result Of the present
election. If Lincoln is elected, he would
favor giving the President full power TO
employ slaves. He was ready for the black
| flag or any thing before submission.
The bill to raise more men for the rebel
army, places all resident white males be-
tween eighteen and forty-flve in the army,
and revokes all exemptions and "details, and
authorizes the President to make details
when necessary.