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The New York herald., 1864-08-21
NRmruorOus Riot.

SALOON MORsED BIZ A PARTY or EXCURSION
ISTs--7 HyEK MEN MORTALLY wOuNDED--sEvgkAL 81
OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJUkED--A FEARFUL FIGaT-
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-07-21

est steel merchant ship which hes ever
been sent off the stocks, being upwards Of
1900 tons burthren.
Her length is 281 feet, breadth of beam
36 feet, depth OF hold between Is and II
feet, and she will draw about eight teet OF
water when loaded.
corated, the Palmetto flag flying from her
center, and the Union Jack at her stem
and stern. The name given her was the
Col. Lamb, in honor, we take it, Of the
gallant Confederate officer, long in COM
mand OF one of the forts below Whining
ton. The ceremony Of christening the
vessel was performed by Mrs Lockwood,
wife of Capt. Lock wood, her intended
commander
At a banquet given on the occasion, the
chairman rose and said that he had now
to propose to them the health of q distin-
guished individual whom Englishmen had
learned to admire, and who was now at
the head OF nation struggling tor right
againt might. He believed their sincere
desiie was that President Davis might en-
joy the benefits and the fruits Of his labors,
placed as he was a: the head Of the Con.
federate States. Long might he live, land
might we all see the day when there
would be less dscord between the North
and the South abroad, and when the Con-
federate States would take their proper
position among the nations of the world.
loud cheers.) Ie concluded by propos-
ing the health of President Jefferson Da-
Wis. The toast was drunk with enthusiasm
State Journal.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-07-21
C0za13Zaa72e,at ia O. North Carolina Off

Commitment to a North Carolina Off,
cer.---On the 25th of last May, there was
launched from the Iron and Steel Ship
building yard Of Messrs. Quiggin & Co.,
Liverpool, "a splendid paddle steamship con
structed of steel, which has been built for
Messrs. Fraser, Trenholm & CO., and is in
tended for the American and Nassau trade.
This vessel. which has been built for fast
sailing, combined with large carrying ca
pacity, is beautiful model, and fully sus-
tains the high reputation of the firm by
whom she has been built. She is the larg-
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-07-21

D1vIDENps-The Raj. & CASTOR Railroad
company mas declared q dividend Of Is per
cent. payable in per cent certificates or bonds
or ole notes at their face value.
The N. G. Railroad ssmi-annual dividend
of Is per cent.
The Bank Of Fayetteville semi-annual div
idend OF per cent. and the Bank of Clarendon
per cent.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-07-21

4 worthy farmer near the site Of Forests late
great victory, at F ishaningo, Miss, called on
by an officer seeking horses and mules for ambu-
lances ana convey yanees for the wounded and pris
oners. docs Gen. Forrest want horses r. was
the farmers queston.-s.Yes sir,' said the officer.
'sWe ell sir, Gen. Forrest take anything he needs
from my place, It he will ouly leave the cid wo-
man."
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-07-21
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Two poLLAEs square (of fourteen lines or iess)
for ths first, and 50 GENTS for every addtional IN
sertion. Regular advertisements charged accord
.ng to contract.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-07-21
NO YANKEE DID IT.

We give to-day from the New York
Herald the Northern account Of the siuk-
ing of the Alabama. We must confsas
that, if the report be true, the Alabsma
challenged the Kearsage, and We know
Capt. Winslow too we'll to doubt his word
even if he Is in Lincoln's service, the act
of Capt. Senmes was chivalrous but i'm
prudent and IN authorized. The Kearsage
had been fitted up for the purpose, with all
the ingenuity OF a most ingenious people,
and she was manned by picked crew.
The result was hardly doubtful.
AS usual, however, the Yankees owe
their success to the South. A quill from
her own plume has struck the Southern
eagle. Capt. Winslow, being, we regret
Ito say it, North tarolinian, a New
Hanover County man, although nearly all
his life resident at the North, and, We
must believe, although it is hard to BE-
lieve, thinking himself right No Yam.
kee conquered the Alabama. That much
we know. We are sorry for it, bat the
truth might as we'll be told.
Wizmsngto,a Journal.
THE ELEcr1oN.-The election for Gov
ernor, Members of the Legislature, and
Sheriffs, will take place in the army on
Thursday the 28th. inst, and in the State
on Thursday the 4th of August.
The laws regulating these elections may
be stated briefly.
By ordinance of the Convention, ratified
18th May 1862, citizen entitled to vote
for Governor may vote, IN any county
where he may be on the day of elections.
Sheriffs of counties in the hands of the
enemy may compare the polls at any place
in the State they may think. proper.
By ordinance ratified June 25th, 1861,
officers and soldiers, entitled to vote ie in
the State, are allowed to vote in camp.
Three free-holders of the company to bold
the polls, under direction Of the comlnan-
der OF the Reg't., and forward to the Sher.
iff of every county in which a vote is cast
fair statemsn. of the votes, with the list
F.! of voters.
| By subsequent Ordinance the Sherihs
are required to include all such soldiers
votes in their returns, if received within
! 20 days after they are cast, and shall not
| make up their returns and declare the re-
suit till the 20 days have expired, By
act Of the Legislature all votes OF citizens
to be included if received within 13 days
| after the election in the State.
REs1eNEp.-SamuelF F. Philips, Esq. ths
excellent Auditor of Public Accounts,
has resigned, and is q candldatc tor the
| House of Commons in Orange. Tho va
| cancy will be filed by the Councilsof
State on the 10TH inst. -sssss 9 ased
=
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-07-21
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
T w. A l. 8 2 A U G. H
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

FIVE DOLLARS YEAR, OR THREE DOLLARS FOE SIX
MONTHS The rates for clubs are the same, and
NO f1mnutlon from these rates will be made.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-07-21

RESIGNED Samuel F. Philips, Esq. the
excellent Auditor of Public Accounts,
has resigned, and is q candidatc tor the
House of Commons in Orange. Tho va
cancy will be filed by the Council soi
State on the 10Th. inst. a1sss g aed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
approved January 2s, 1864.
LPUBL1o RssoLUr1ox-No. 1o

Ne4sSL0E401--7GNos ~.
A RESOLuTIoH presenting the Ithanks,of
Congress 70 Oornelius Vanderbilt for s
gin Of the steamship Vanderbilt. ss-ia'
Whereas Cornelius Vanderbilt. Of Nav
York, did. during the SptinF of eiphtes3
hundred aud sixty two, make 4 free IN Ia
his imPerilled country Of his new and
stAunoh steamship aVa1d6fbilt,n Of On
sthonSand tOns bnFthsn, abuik b5Shiu n ~
thegreAteSt care, Of the hest Giateritai. 4
cost OF eight hundred thousand d6liSFS
which steamship has ever. since been ae-
lively employed Ia the serviSve ~ -the Re-.
public against the rebel deVastation az hep
eommercs; ana whereas the said Cofneii1s
Vanderbilt has IN no manner sO1akt any
requttal at this magniResaf gift. nor any
ofieiAl recognifiOn thereof, FhersForb :
Resolved by The Senate ana Honse Of
Representatives, of the Uptied States n
America ID Congress assembled That The
thanks Of Congress be prSslntsd % Cor
nslius VRndsebilt for this nnials manifes-
ism.
See. 3. And be IL farthst resolved That
the President Of The Uaitea StStes bsTss
guessed g. cause gold medal 70 bs skrasi;
which shAl htlY embody an atteststion 81
the nation's gratitude for this Rift; whieh
medal shall be forGRrdeav % Corbelf5S
Vanderbilt. . copy Of Il being madeanli
deposited for preservltion II The Gbrary 81
Congress -
Approved, January q, 1884. 81
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
TPuBLIc REsoLUTtox-No al

A REsoLUTToN expressive of the thanks Of
Congress to Major General Joseph
Hooker, Major General George q.
Meade Major Geaeral Oliver o. How
ard, and the officers and soldiers Of the
Army of the Potomac. -
Resolved BY the Senate and House of
Representatives OF the United States Of
America In Congress assembled, That tkGt
the gratitude Of the American peonle and
the thanks OF their Representatives in Con.
gress are due, aud are hereby rendered, to
Major General Joseph Hooker aud. the on.
GERS and soldiers Of the Army OF thelPo.
tomac, for the skill, energy aud endurance
which hrst covered Washington. and Bal
timOEe from the meditated blow of the ad .
yenetag and powerful SFnyl0f rebels led
by General RObert 8. Lee; aad to Major
9snsral George G. Meade, Major gG6nsrSI
Ohyer 0. Howard, and the ofieers nd
soldiers Of that army. for the skiII and be.
roic ValOr which ct Gettysburg rep1ls5d.
defeated, and drove back, broken and dis.
Pirited, beyond the RAPpahannoek, the
veteran army of the rebellion. 80
Approved January %, 1864.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
[PgllIe REsoLu11or-No. al

RESoLur1oH expressive of the thanks Of
Congress 70 MajOr General Eathsaisl P.
Banks aud The olheefs and soldiers under
his command 81 PoIt Hudson.
Resolved by - Senate and House of
BePreSeotatiVes Of The United States OF
AReries in Congress assembled, That the
thA2ks Of Congress are hereby rendered %
Major Gsaersi Nathaniel P. Banks and the
officers and soldiers under bis conmS1d
for the skill, courage. and sDduranee which
compelled the Surrender Of Port Hudson.
Asd thus removed the last obstruction 10
the free navigation Of the Mississippi
Sn,,ov.1 I.,,... 40 ,e..
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

hAs0LUFIoH OF thanks % Major General
AmbFoSe 3. Burnside aud The officers
and men who fought under his com
mand.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That The
thanks Of Congress be and they are hereby
presented 70 NHjor General Ambrose +.
Burnside, and through him to the oHesrS
aud men who have fought under his COM
mand, for their gallAntry, good conduct,
and SoIdier-liks endurance. :
Sec. 3. And be It further resolved. That
the President Of the United States be re.
questsd to cause the foregoing resolution
TO DO communicated 10 Major General Burn.
side IN such terms az be may deem best
ealculAted to give effect thereto.
Approved, January %, 1864.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

thereby certify 70 The bet Of my knoHiisdgS aud
BELIEF the above named lguSrSnt6r8 are god ana
s1tleont a. sur0tt0 for the amount for which they
ouSr ts b security. .4 gf1a
10 be certified BY the United States Distr:et At
toEnsy, Collector Of CUSTOMS OF any other oaioer
undsr The United States Government, or rOspons{-
bic perS0n known 70 this once = ::
- Captain and Chief naTteEa aStsr.,. !.
tanz2-n Department OfWest ViFRinia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

County O., a1d stato Of, hurSbysj ofntly
and ssJ0rAlly e0VenAnt With tie United States sad
guAEa1teo tn-elso the foregoing bid oE-bo
leespted that he they viii within ten DAYS amer
the acceptance q Gid BID execute the contract for
The H1nB Uith good and Guhleisut Euroties in z
the nrage proposed In eodiormity 10 the terms Of
adYertissm ebt dated E-1s6lL nndeF5 which .thS
I'D Was ladsS and h cas- thu fan 70
eater late contract Aforesaid, We g1aFantss 70
make Eoo4 the dtRsrOueo between the OtIsr by the,
eA1a---and the next lowest responsible bidder
% ths PeD9u 70 whom the eOutraet may be awarded.
Given under our hAnds aud seals thfs--daT Of
Wilas.:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

PREMIUM SEWING q MACHINES:
: J. q, ~ OIL GOLp lIEDAL

- skELt6 ONLY GOLD MEDAL
,aEEGAuaFdsd 70 ssuiag 6aehinss IN nlinois.
.11HsE NaeEtass we're Guardsd ths HiEhsst Pre-
b q lpl4l eIer . It1r The Best -
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STATS FAIRS 0f1s6Ss s-t3 ie--ilsJ - !
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;INDORSRIIRNT, On THP pRRss

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ltlte nEe, and SD poFtioa Of adTsr.
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Z iess JOHN ~. J6HGSH0aS Mad,
y. !slle R9lttllego Lex Hnspltai BSltfuors,
NiEyIand.
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rEoRM ID PROPoaAhs


], the E1bSEibGEs Do hsre6y propose 70 farniEh
aD9 deliver 70 the United State II Lhe QnArtSr-
- a..
q y0gF a1TGtSl6ut fuTittIE IIrlSlnslIs f1ra9s
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80. -E0os q bnlse Hay es--Pes,tOa q 2yOco
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DSHIeEy 70 commence on OrbeEoEs the ---dAy q
---lsS4s sd e b completed on or before the
-dAy OE--1e0-, Gnd-ptSdgS myself 10 enter
tutO written eo1fEAet Eth tie UnItS3 State VIII
GOD ald sPproTed soeurty within ths spGeS 81 ten
day. after being notiaed that my bid has been &C.
Yowsst.sr,aat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

q 56s essFs so4EELlss aH the Pairs At VkIeh.the
tfS year. At neIFiY an Of thsr de
Machines Nsref1 eomRStition -
he va t11d oPot The Grover BaksrtEesli
state Enrto1tho unlto1 e9atas vileFe ftfhkS -
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2 Slies rooms L 81 Mia g., WbsslfhR. n. va.
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3 atIg gateIItgtate1
LAWS OF TIE UHiTBD STATES.
Paced Il re Rg1t SesIio1 Of Eke -1Ht5s1ty.
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An Act relating % thehd0tlH a PAde1ts
20 the Hospital for The Ensa1e in The
District Of GOIlm1ia.
Be Il enacted b tie Ssaass .aad Hsass
q Representatives. 81 ths Uniled States Of
America n G11EEes8 aSssnbls1, That The
Secretary e DE- I8terisE bs auftloCiEe1, IN
he dieeFetio1 doIihs tbs exislenos e he
present var, 70 sadEiit fnto de GOEeEa-
meat Hospital Tor 1be Insa1e s1sh transient
insane persons e msy be kO1od In the Dis
triet Of COlnnbia HiihoaE tie means Of
Belf-suppOrt, % be there detained lnrl
they can be be1f 70 tbeir friends OF proper
places q rsside1ee, l1dee he directio1 e
tie sid Secretary Of the Interior, whose
duty II lhaH Be o provide fheretors the
BtePs preliminary % their Bdmissioa 70 b
the GGus, except - tOaGdAFit e residenee
~ TIE tine they became iDssae, - are re-
became insane Wills residing n tie d.
trjeL APProEed, Jso0aEy q, 1854.
CPrn1lOHosLl
Az AcT making uppropriAtsoas, for the
psynelt Of Invalid G1d cher peasio1s
Of TIE Uniisd States Tor tie yelf elai1lE
the thrtieth Of June, eighteen hundred
AID sixEy.6Te- b
Be Il enaeted BY he Senate snd H0oSe
Of Representatives q The Unfts1 SiSfes IA
ADeFie8 q CO1gresE aRse0bled, ThaG the
follolInE su1s beand tbssane-arsk srsby
nrPrUFEialed, Oat Of say n0osy4 u the
EreaEnry not olhersise aPpropriatsd, fos
de Payme1t Of Peasiaas fSr ths yesr ed
ing Tie thiTEiisJh q Jane, eighteen hundTsd
and stI1y-ETe.
ROr Invalid Pensions. undz Tarious aets,
Ooe uiIi0n 6oIlarS.s
Fof PeaEiO6s 70 TidoEA, motherS chill
dre1 2ad SISTERS, 0Dder, lhp 6nst Sseti0a OF
The nst ct touEths Iplya eiistts Hundred
and thirty-ELxs aet of July TEenty-frst,
eighteen hundred aud fOrIy-eighT5 hrEt
section Of Ihs Ast Of RsbruaFy bird eiRh-
ieea hundred aud 6ftF.thres; Juns third,
eighteen hundred and my eight; aud July
fourtsenth, eighteen huBdred aud sixty-tWo
two uiIliOn tWO hundred Thousand dollars.
Approved, January 20, 1857
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ttls which ruin both BODY a. i1F1IS;S a.,
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