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How TO Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DIsEAsEl

FNHE primary cause of every dsesss that dssh 10
l. heir TO Is mpurty Vi the blood The blood be-
comes impure from many cAusss. Impure arr or
change OF weather, unWhoesohIe food and exposure
are among the principal causes of irRpunty Of Ihe
blood. The symptoms arc gddlneBs, headache, con
fused thoughts, eyes dull Bnd heavy, dToWslness CON
stpaton Of the bowels, bad taste ia the mOath, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs
oss of appetite slespless nighta, cole, eranp, pam
and hghtness Of the chest, heartburn gOut and rheu
matism, pukinR and purRng, ehills and ieVeTs more
OF less accompanying these and long tram Of tToub
lesome and dangerous affections, all Of which mar DO
prevented and cured by 'aking few doses Of DR..
STRICKl4kND'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the blood and pUt
the stomach, bowels and liver III healthy condition
They particularly suitable for chronic and AsrVous
dlseases. Every anilJ aud every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills, many diseases Oh
waited by tCer use. They Are mild aud safe med
clne and can be taken at any Tune without danger Of
taking cold.
SOLD by AL druggists, or scot 10 any part receipt
OF twenty hye cents and stamped envelope, address
ed Dr. SFRlOk LAND, east Eoucth street, Oincinns.
Il, ohio. o..
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NOTIOE no -HnNTERS

VNHIS ID TO notify all persons that do not want any
Il person 10 come on 20 the farm Of the undersigned
for the purpose OF hunting or killing game OF any
kind. should any one do 80 will prosecute the per-
son to the full extent Of the law. desire 10 protect
the game my farm. Ny farm is bounded as fol,
lows. on the east by widow Emanuel Meyers farm;
on the south by Peter Shade; on the west by Mrs
widow Eperl aud Gettersburg aRG the north by the
farm on which lives Daniel Getter; and my farm lies
on Bear Creek in Jefferson township. Montgomery
county, Ohio. no2swsm JOHN sHRPP
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COUGH NO MORE.
Try sTRICKLAND's MELLIFLUOUs COUGH
BAISAM

This IS the best and cheapest Femedy fer Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, aud
Consumption. Everybody who has tired this excel
lent balsam enthusiastically recommend 1t. Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr street, Clncinna says she las been
not TO be able 20 walk up stairs She took one bottle
Of this Basam, and has been bettAr since, and
advises all VINO have Coughs, Colds and Asthma TO
try this Valuabs Cough BalsAm Fifty csuts per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists, and manufactured 1T No. Q
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
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DaYlOn Marker.

DAYTON, January /.
HARSUMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 90, retail 25.
WHEAT-$l 25.
CORN--S0965.
0ATS-68.
RYE l0@l 10
BARLEY--$l As.
HAY-Timothy 20 OO@22 90 per ton.
COFFEE-34936.
SUGAR-l5@l6.
WHISKY-S0.
CHEESE-4.
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS Z

Hear what ths Philadelphia correspondent says in the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware Sth Of Aprn,
1859:
AN English gentleman, formerly cOnnscted with the
British Army, aud who HtylOa himself the English Bo
tano yscrn, has Of late gained extensive roputa
ton here by bis sk In curing all Of complaints.
nDue OF his patients have oonVorssd with, and they
his remedies and mode Of treatment very
superior. Some have been restored ~ II by magic Tbs
medicine he used IL Distilled BY himself fo various
ksEbs possessing rAre curative properties.
awhile aating IN the army he devoted his leisure
R0msnts Thorough study Of the effects produced b.
oartaln medicinal roots and herbs all manner Of dis
oass 1t seems no haa found sure and speedy remedy
eor all the Ills that hosh Is heir to- His practice IL
arsAdy extensive and 10 daily increasing In the COM
plants 10 which females subjected be has equal
large number here have testified that they not
ohy their prevent good health but their lives, to the
shi Of this English Botanic Physician" His once Is al
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Aiberp StabIg.
Ia, JAMES oATHoART's w
LIVE RY STABLE,

A Brce Dille'a old stand Jefferson street, imins.
IA diAtsly Cppoaits the market. Wksrs may bs had
liAges, 4c.
Hs i slse prepared 20 keep hOrsss BY the week en-
reasonah4gtefm1. auiSd2ln
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BOOK w DIRK

Having OHs Of the most complete Printing Rslab
lishmsats IN ssuthspn 6hs, sur hentss for dong all
EiaGs Of wSrs, Seek. risin. sr OruAnsAtal are sSs
essp. We have s1s Of ne a'tsst Presses. and have
all ne Asdsra styles Of Type, and Ne sHPlSy the
S~at wOrilasa.
WShAVs shTss Fewer Presses SSnussted Witb gu
5Os Department, and are prepared 10 sEssuts wsrk
with nSAAsss and dlApatOA.
SS-ordsrshOm abroad will receive prompt atisn
ton. AdarsSs f@t ..t
HV8BARD q BRO., Dayton, Ohio.
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PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
DISEASES, rtyt

without tbs use Of Mercury, without hindrasee nom
business and without fear OF dscoveryor exposure No
deadly posoDs such arsenic, Vomica, opium,
any other 9oisons No mercury any deadly minerals
sothing but pDcey Vegetable Botanical Remedies
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Remedies never yet hed 70 cure tho most obstinate
and the most dangerous cases, and all mercury
and other Impurities from the system wheu all other
Ramsdlsa had failed Medical Joasladl.
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GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE rdEN
MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd
blou BoOnsboro, Maryland, said Thursday, tue Sst
Of May, 1850: . =,
tIou having been performed by the Bngsh Botanic Ply
sicAn feel II my duty, having knowledge Of them TO
state the ct believing that In doing may do service
70 tho suffering One case In particulArthat VI young
man In this oily- worthy Of note He had become tbs
shAder and after years fgunering and doooEns gave up
All hores OF recovery. He wished TO marry, aud Wa
dearly beloved by girl as ever lisped words
Of aeotiou but he fearful nervous, and prosrated
of his system He sough. relief Al the hands u the Bo
tanio Physician, and Astonishing ~ tt may seem All the
bloom aud vigor Of youth has returned, and hS now
the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill
DREN.
Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on tho 9Th
VI March, 1859: ~ .f-., asfL
We are decidedly opposed drugs and to advertised
Tsnsdies for the prevention Of having children but
hsl II duty to acknowledge bsnent rom any and
frUm every when II Il for the rsliaf Of lunsring
humanity. fact has come to our knowledge that
Uaght be promulgated and widely circulated for tho
bensft OF those ladies whose dsoAts health makes t
necessary TO prevent any increase Of hniily.
About twelve months after marriage, lady Of
qnlntAnoe gave birth to daughter but her sunerihga
great that her physicAnH dsssTed OF her
sy This made her dread the very thoughts " again be-
coming mother She tried every thing 20 preV-Ih a
repetition other susrngs but without saoosedng. Two
wears asr marriage she again oonnned but her suf
sSings great that tho child died. and her own life
dssIalred o. She told by her family physician
that had any children hs feared her life wohl
Be the forfeit As all the remedies she had ted bors
had failed sho applied 20 the Botanic Physician. DR.
RAPHAEL, NJ Lg..
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show Cards aud Bills In OoIOrs

GRAMMES, INVITATIONS AND
bABELs.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
TH0RITY.
Ths Botanic Remedies OF Doctor Raphael, the English
BotanIo Physician, failed yet to make perfect
radical, aud permanent curv OF ALL
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Gobacco.

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Hlar attention paid to --I7" III
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
GRIIUAH Y.

Mortsy wounded 10 skirnish Spottsy Van,4 O.
g., Va the 18Th June, 1861 Lit. ROBERT 81 SAALL,
in his 23rd year.
From my earliest recollection have known L.. Small,
and of truth that he POSSESSED
than this feeble pen acrios ia sh1r him
bat love. W1en the NaiiJna struggle enced,
small employed IN state service, = UeILg ,Or in
the Deaf and Dumb Asy ylum n Raleigh, (Hnicn exempted
honorably all llaag dlJ) DIt he noble
generous to GAow his &das 10 endu he pT.va-
tiops and hardshps of sold ese and be homo
luxury aud no ini15 2tely VJultzefed
vices his country PrlVate ald by deeds
untirihg zeal InLry d
NOTED TO LheuteaaLcy 90 q, 46 N. y. Troops winch
DEATH For time previous to the preaout pakn
he acted Ajjutant his Regiment, and tnIs, all
he tied himself with War
claimed oVelier Victim. He was naturally endowed
a bright and cOnprtheuSV2 Inje ltCJ, and IL
greatly improved by Oeral education; -st at
trinity Col eye, graduated III setina
aud School atos. be amid
family circie, specially beloved bJ his company
vas benevolent slnUs to Iaut and coguIs that
death hid AIMED him as one OF her Victims 10 WIN 81 cut
eXcruClatlng p3I tr In his d,
marked had ODiy received iucloQEh his
sainted NJ other ID For yes 10 cons
tant member Of the Z. Chu Ch Chris IauiLy
clearly exenpnfed by uprIsht Wa add g0ty
He ElUnumenL OF Drirs
deeds OF galauLry soldier, II IlII;y
chTIiao VIII De hLGded down 10 c0nIug snei@ ons He
IF climate father, aud Knd ed ReneI
brother to her MTep@gabu bu they
uleAspg SJns oi kuJ"iY ha' th-E htG
paip 1 would ms UiO her. WIu whom al
daily neep not Tor Boo, O1c Pet'
% = uJfo h4ItIAi nOles, 4ui a
ia " more bUomiug3 O cAnAou aud you, my fred
eb a.o only iii by IGjy .Glp,e
You too VIII prepared III,
Ssf ed by angelic hoss hcaTeU, 9th your
ed mother and gyQY brother, sing 4Ilh7ms 81 10
our uCd forever w. '" u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

Each brigade headquarters will repeat the signal for
saiipg immediately alter being hosted the flagship
The transports will sail in the following order:
Brig. Gen. John 2. Hatch. on transport Syph fol-
lowed by transports containing the Hilton Head
troops.
Brig. Gen. W. Brney, On transport n. P. Banks,
followed by transports containing the Florida troops
with the 34th o. s. o.. L.
Brig. Gen. r. Saston on transport Flora followed
by transports containing the Beaufort troops.
The several brgadss must keep together as much Sc
pI sslbe, also the vessels comprising each brigade n
order that they may be distinguished.
The speed OF the vessels to correspond with the slow
est sailing transport of each brigade
" The tholepns of the small boats must be secured
bp lanyarda underneath trallnes must be fitted to
secure the oars when dropped over-painers new and
strong.
VI. The flag Of the Major General Commanding
will be blue with white castle in the centre.
By command of Major Gen j. G. Foster
Official: w. L. III. BNRGEa
Assistant A6j1tant General,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
DE -.

In bis county, the noILilg Of The 18th iupu.t Dr.
ROBE Lr IL. TAEG.
DR.. Tate ouC-Of the in our county vb.eh
time Represented crediaby The Legislature If
6t.te acd death VII oe Il lprs no ,n!y 10
his III mediate family bot Whole Jmnuni via hich
resded, and OF which h3 - yauAba member.
He had be tor yeaAs c0ns ;tent Lh ian at
time II his death elder The FresDJ Church.
Illustrating by his pactlce the principles which he pro-
IeSsed.
The deceased the you 1ges Of the Gqed and
erabIe Rev. ,oert late, long known and loved as
Father Tate" by the people OF the Of sew
Hanover aUdpo portion, OF the acj ,iaiDg coun.ica.
A. Sm hVLle on satuEd y Lhe . b iast., JOHN <.
HAU9HION, aged l9 years, second of JOnn Il.
Hau.h.on, Esq Uf Pitt bUrJ, N. q.
Ths announcement Of the death of the subject OF this
brlet will carry sorrow large circe irieuds
AID relatives. Modest eLd retiring Isl iop gsa.
lie amiable, he universally beloved by who
knew him. At the commencement OF this hs pur-
suing his studies at tie univ Of hs state sud
exempt from Only from his yesrs hut from
other causes be sde bs books and ined the army
as a private be assigned duty Inc Sgeat Cor
at mthVle and by his p'ombE aud cheerful
Of woA the esJecn agi Affection all
With whom sociated. Uusel6sh unassumng
silng to sesge his cOunlry any cap city
added another 10 the long roll oil youhiu yrs
eno given ther Lives to hsr Let tbs duL 10
softly upon him, for generous aud unselhah heart hs
| ceased to beat. Con-.
Ia this town, Wednesday mOruiDg the 10Th iGsLAR
MARIA infant daughter o. L0renZl Rad Euua bAdi 'on
The funeral place from h resjence OF ls pa
rents afternoon az o'clock Tne rrisnda OF the ao
] u are invited TO attend.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

Another Irish regiment was always posted close to
the 10th, with lots of Inducements but the Tennessee
only lost about 80 deserters, who thought they might
get back South quicker by appearing to listen to the
tempting offers addressed to them. The 10th was
present at Chckamaugs where most of the men to
this day.
1t went into action soma 600 strong, and some idea
may be formed OF the desperate nature Of the work it
bad to go through from the fact that only two of lis
officers escaped unwounded, Haf The regiment perish
ed and cannot bat feel proudly sorry for their fate
and grieved that much fine soldier material daily
out Of Ireland, not to under ilumined
British colo.s.
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From the Mobile Register.


All Quiet along the Tonbigbes To-day.
All q1iet along the Tombigbee to-day,
Except now and then a ared rabbit,
Comes bounding and boonciog aud then darts away,
From the force of cowardly habit.
It's nothing, for summer has gotten too nigh,
To make it worth while to pursue him,
For rabbit in summer don't make . good fry,
Nor does be improve if you stew him.
All quiet along the Tombgbee to-day,
Not the voice of a pullet
Breaks Der the waters gliding slaWiY SWAY,
Nor even the splash of mullet:\ 7
catfish came up from the Bay OF Mobile,
Pulled up With fairs Of the nation;
haven't t und out what he had to reveal,
The failed to wake up a sensation.
All quiet along the Tombgbee to-day,
Aud every bright hour that passes,
Some soldier all buoyan and hopefal and gay
Is making fond love to the lasses.
He expertly tries every love making trick,
And makes bmseli wondrously ctever,
Ill! at last he receives a mos. damaging kick,
Inen abandons love making forever.
all quiet along the Tombgbee to-day,
AS q1Itt and still as a cricket,
The soldiers all gone upon duty away,
Not Leaving US even picket.
But Tombig bees reused aud has sworn ia it's wrath
TO play thunder with the Invaders,
'Tls armlDg to hew to the ocean path,
OI scatter and sink the blockadsrs.
All quiet along the Tonbigbee to-day,
Aud whl1key and go and shoe leather
Have become vers scarce, aod indeed, might sag
ihsy'ie nearly 80 rare good weather.
But how Gu. TOmbig bee-Yuuve @ OF none to SELL
Msy the Var kee host camp by thee never,
And may ali thy people m is' happily dwell
In peace AID coDtentment forever.
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ARMY cCENEs-Ii is with strange and thrilling
sers4uUn-- when an enemy Is Imtlcoi~!eiy III ACn'-
Thai tne order for an advance beort daybeak is heard
Ia camp, a. c. N yaned as always is, with the cmln-
Gus secvIng three DAYS provisions, and SIXTY
rounds OF cartridges NAN with the buste ol
packing up the Ieavy paggage-lhe noise and huoooo
In The csmo-lEe deep aud hollow rolls of the great
guns ora.,glr up from The redrand the corgre gazing
Gcgether 0I We Ccef in tDair nF preparing or the
movement some s,ecClatlng upon the results OF the
Coming battle ssme smoking cigas and Jesting with
death mu5ipg upon absent frIends' rumInatlng
ou the past OF into tie tu lure and, perchance
iew-a very lew, thinking belng7 ponderlng on the
final destiny of map, the mystery OF death, aCd The
searcnless secret beyond the grave.
Jnh7 MaLcolm
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FELLOW. CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS OF SAMP,

FELLOW. CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS OF SAMP-
SON CO., N. c.
the solicitation IrieLda, have s9ned
self candidate tor the cherlalfy of our
iuunUy. Beng connected with tie amy,--in which Ca
pycy b three years, ana being denied al
I1, privilege Of fur ought is mposslbl lie
this ueclaratiJn. cousiaer lime Esuted 10 the dis
cuas1n Of political isGuGs, aid think the agtat0rs sho
!ricatefs by entering The
army only promise NY fIiends II elected, an un-
-g energy ana Impartial action IN the discharge q the
dU,es tacheu to lhe EOs on And II defeated
w,li paszVs5 bow yuur d-cIlou,-knoWlEg that you
generally c. thiI Is We'll" - .
o ISAIAH HERRING,
Ist Eergt CO. " Sampson Artilsry.'
Erf C,sweU n ., JGfr IL, 1864 81 If
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4 CA.sD
TO TIE CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS OF ONSAOR

COUs-
GEE7IESEE Having ecevsd the etrLesE ard repeateS
so.catI IL Vi ..~y Of You 10 become Candidate Tor q
o. Lbs next LcSsiAtuIe Oh North
aroliaa aui ia permanently disabled, cneerfuly
Cvuy:y :. III the rgu1st oil LAY friends IL was "Oe 70
tAE = tie believe ny tllenda would WAN 70
1t, and e=rufo you. gentiemeh thaI
srCu 20 yUu = st cure NE from ITS dkn
gers b{ g,YI = he = Legislature. should do
ss Cd beg RuOg Of tbs WaT go forward TO the
suyu0r Of hJe nOby cOlteudnS Tor cur rgns
wish regard t. mJ pUsHlon, Latter
ysoI belief that c1rrse has oeen huch az 10
upon the great aud al absorbing SUBJ set
of uGace, which 81 desire 20 much L can olIJ say
that shu ua favored With sufioeas number OF your
yrs TO elect tho honor abo pCssun TO Whlch as
pre- shall 81 pledged TO GO ell III ny poser 70
br or about d speedy aid honorable pence; and To be
eg ~ IA tie army on all III my place, care
n5 gua1diug tIe: AID LCnUr OF the o'ate and my
C nstl.USns.
fUal duties will prevent caLvailng the county,
knowing the "a rouc people ol OnsIoW are always
g l. c4cefiuJ 3uIt to taelf Gaclslon Whatever
il uisy be.
AID anu, Sentemt1,
Iocr numbla servant,
+ PORTER,
Capt. Co. f, 3rd n. .. Troops.
mac a 50 g.
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Ten Republicans ard twelve Democrats absent.

A HORSE SToRY.-The army correspondent of the
New York Herald writes an account of the famous
horse raid within the lines, aud without riders He
says: Near Bermuda Hundreds there is large cor
rail- where all the disabled and Wornout rfts-Orought
here by Gen. Sheridan after bis famous rad-are con-
fned. The poor beasts have apparently but little o
their original vigor left. That what thought q
week or two since. Now we have changed our opinion
During the heavy firing right short time since
these lame and worn cut equine warriors pricked up
their ears Strengthened their and stiff limbs tossec
their names, formed in squadrons and with louc
snort charged a number Of inoffsnsive mules. Two
mules were instantly killed and the others fl I'd in thf
widest disorder. The horses again formed TO the mu-
sic of Giimore's artillery, and charged high raj
fence, which they at once broke down. They did no
desist from their warke demonstration until the ar
tilIery~ ceased firing"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

an act entitled act for enrolling and calling out the
national forces and for other purposes" approved Feb
ruary "a 1864, be, and the hereby is amended
as to- author,zes and direct the district provost
sbas under tie direction of the Provost Marshal Gen.
era, to make draft for one hundred Eer centum in
addition to the number required to fiji the quota OF any
district IS provided by said section
l. Instead of travelling pay, all drafted persons re-
dorting at place OF RENDEZVOUS shall be allowed traps
portation from their places of dence and
discharged the place Of rendezvous shall DE allowed
transportation to places of residence.
g. All parsons n the naval service OF the United
States who have entered said service during the pre-
sent rebellion, who have not been credited to the quota
Of any to TD, district ward State by OF their
being in said SERVICE and enrolled prior to Febru
ary a. 1864 shall, satisfactory proof of their res;
dence made to the Secretary Of War; be enrolled and
credited to the quota of the town. ward State
in which they respectively reside.
9: II any person duly drafted shall be absent from
home in the prosecution Of bis usual business the Pro
vost Marshal of the district shall him to be duly
notified soon may be. and he shall not be deemed
deserter liable such until notice has been given
to him and reasonable time allowed for him to
and report to the Provost Masha OF bis district but
such absence shall not otherwise a 4ct his liability
der this act
10 aad IL. Nothing concerned in this act is to be
construed to alter in any way a ct the law relative
to those coDscentiouay opposed to bearing arms to
affect the rights OF persons 10 procure substitutes.
Ten Republicans voted against the BILL including six
from New England.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
FROM THE GEORGIA FRONT.

ATLANTA, Geo., July 20sh, 1864.
Reynolds brigade attacked the enemys line Of tkmish.
ers last evening at Peach Tree Creek and took
of their breastworks. He then charged his pick
ets which were supported by Delworhs corps, and cap
tured l6o prisoners. The Illinois regiment los. in
ke and wounded alone loo while that of the 5Oh Ohio
severe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
July 18Th
JAcKboNvl1Ls, July llth, 1864.

tTD r;3EC VOTERS ,--f UN<nUW COUNTY.
FoIrOtc Cttiz ms and Soldiers
A. tle uuycaDie of the army, and the many
1cnt coninsLds IS Vs the Of The
vice u when my soldier friends belong render II almost
III 20 se tIng short of gene al nUtice through
ne vn.nrr To each YOU the between now
aud tue dav OF eeouu ad0p5 this means OF acknoWecg
Jug ny gratitude tor confidence IePosed IN me nee
t. se il the state Feeag conkclGus OF having
char1yd my duy Ito tho exent OF my abiiy) 10 my
couur; and s cause soldier in the hed and his be-
ref family at home ald The private citizen and his civil
berts grnLt the matter to your Judgment and decls-
Ion 81 ous you aga3n elect your senator, Ehal ever
eei proud course endorsed by paLOt and
cousti.usEcy Otherwise, shall abide lour decision
win the hapD ri ctIon, that deieat good il
preferable 10 succers IL g bad one.
1OQr CbIdieEt servant, -
2rk
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
FROM TIE UNITED STATES.

RICHMOND. July 20, 1894.
The New York Herald of the 18TH has been received.
The news is uDin, portant. Regular communication
between Baltimore and Washington has been restored
Banks made speech at New Orleans ia which be de-
clared that the settlement of faculties proceed
from the moral power of this coeatry, which more ef
fectiye than military power.
God In New York was quoted at 81 81 prem.