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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17

PosTPoSgMEET OP THE GERMAN FEsTIvAL'-
One Of the important annual festivals Of Tie Germans
called by them Pkngs NoaiaS which was to have been
celebrated yesterday by the New-fork Ahgcmeheh
Saneerbund, by picnic at Joness Woods, was pos'-
poncd until re1t Monday on account Of the incemonoy
Of the weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
Cents.
Molasses-A. Orleans

y gal. ..... slael %
Onions, y half peck. .5jas0
Pear, spit y qt..... sGl0
Potatoes. y . pcck. 1890
New Bermudas. .35d 80
Pouliry-Fowlg t,.5.259O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Aim, House Bkwer. Isl. IL l.adiss Asylum a,t st..
Bellevue Hospital. Randnrs Island Nursery
City Prison Hospital
Coorrd Home Hospi,sl..... lRomsn Catholic orphan
Island Ito spi'a............-R Ahy!uin
I..ake and Wattss Orphan Fort to1m0ns.
A.ymro ................ ST. Lakes Bo-pits......
Lunae Asyum Biaekwrrs 81 Nincent's HosptaL.....
I.lhnd ...,............... Ward's Island Emgrsnt
Newly ork Soldiers Asylum. Hospital.
Nursery aud ChldS Hos
w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17

Ten, Oo!Ong and I'm.
glish breafastsl 25'd 81 40
Green. lei 5Cdsl 10
Tomatoes. New Der
muda. v quart Goa 5
Turnips, A. /! peek. lOel2
Water Crcss. v 1t. dl2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
SUPERIOR COURT-TRlAL TERs-MAY 16-Beiore u
ticp MCNEIL.

COURT OF GENtNAb Sr00IIN1-HIAf To --I'eI"'V
Recorder HOFFMAN.
SENTENCES.
John Hall, grand larceny; State Prison two years
and four months
Hannah Collins, petty larceny; Peni,en.iary four months
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
LAThsT PRom HOODS ARmy

We bad call yesterday from Mr.. Warren Adams
the Trans Mississippi courier, who left HOODS a,mv Al
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, near Blue Pond. Cbsro"
kee county in this State and within thirty siI miles Of
the Tennessee River. The army was on the advanoe
and probably by this time is over the river. The
troops in the highest spiri's and eager for the
work before them. The ranks had been considera by
recruited bT the return Of stragger deaerters and 9th.
ers. Up to that time the movement had been COM
pletey successful Delightful weather had prevailed
end the army was we'll provided except 10 the article Of
shoes Beauregard bis return to the army with
large reiDforcements. Gen. Hood was very popular
with the troops Sherman was evidently outgeneraled
this time.
Mr.. Adams confirmed the statements Of our CORES
pondent " Dupleth as to the capture OF Tilton and
natCn and the fight at Rome. He passed five hundred
white prisoners who were route for Selma At Ac.
worth the garrison had had but two rations for six
days before its capture and the garrison Dalton
only four ratons in six days. The Yanks, after tho
fight near Rome, removed the shoes from our horses
that killed. being evidently short Of shoes and iron
for that purpose.-hObils Advsrtissr, 22nd inA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
UMclaI !:
GIo VIZ BksNT, Ool. & A. A. g.
sh. M M..sachus,.ts sieve Trade.

A satiricaI z ntnckran, writing ovlr the signature
I L5grCe IN lhe New York Express, urges the New
Eng Governors to reopen the Aucal slave trade,
suppeme ntar9 to the dumstc branch OF that traffic
IN which trey are now eugaged Why not AS well
send to Africa to Germany Tor food fot powder and
fferings upoa the Altar Of Liberty A negro, and
fo l,ort an African negro, H JUST 40 good to stop q
Gebe bullet ~ . white man. 'Legree enforeCs bis
advice thus:
As Andrew, Buckingham & Co. have conessedIy
entered into the domestic Sa trade they hes
late to agree to the re-openug Ct tho Al slave
rsde, it 10 from here future supply of labHrers
must Our present stock OF negroes have bee
90 much cvised aud christanised to be longer 'h3w.
OF wood ana drawers OF water merely, and cannot
compare With Guinea negroes "a Ii hands the latter
oeag far more trao cabe and easily managed beei les
having # twer wan1s clout and corn cake being un-
accustomed luxurie5 Nor are arguments based on
christianity and humanity wanting with which to re-
concle your correspondents to this scheme BY sta
stical there found to be 400 900 members
of evangelical churches among the slaves Of the slave
States or than found among the equal white
population of New England. This il the result OF the
teaching Of masters and misresses Gi the South. A
far better showing this than oil the mi sopay efforts
of all Obrisendom from the preaching of the Apostle
Philip to the eunuch Of Queen Oardact. Qu.en Of
hiopa down through the eighteen hundred years to
the present time The whole OF Africa cannot show 40
many Christian converts to be found in this one
county of Fayete among it's negro population. Why,
the Rev. D.. Robert j. Beckinridge, the temporary
| chairman OF the Baltimore Republican Convection,
owns a negro whom be hires TO the Afric church
at Lexington for $3.50 per anDum, who breaches TO
more ChrstianstC rlcans every sunday than all the
preachers from the Cape OF GO1d Hope TO the Straits
of Gibraltar. If been the result of former i'm
portations of Africans, the of 4Nd does not
every nsderation of humanity call for the opening
f trade which bias been such Doundless blessing TO
multiEudes Of the saoe sons o Africa 2
With sharp appreciation Oi certain New England
pecuarItes Ltgcee adds - Call not slave trade,
but call it rather y missionary Ivenens'
Boston Courier, dug. 10th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03

ARREST OF r ORsAY OGDEN Very mach to
the surprise OF every presvut, e. ID Osiy Ogd,n,
the late manager of the Richmond theatre, who
escaped from TINS city weeks since, was brough
IN To Inc chet OF police iasg night about bali Jast
CLOCK. lie Was aR4ested 10 the county OF King
George, at the house OF Mir. FEEDING l. WIS., where he
bad been invited 10 dine. The name of his captor is
John iaJloe, young solder from that SECTOR, uader
whose escort Ogden brought this city 1t tucus
ooL that the manager, author aud actor never sut-
ceeded ID reaching the CITY OF New York as reported
IN OF the papers there but that he has been most
OF tne uGe IN King Geo.ge, lying low and watching
his chance to 60 over He denies, however, that be
ever intended leaving the Coned=racy. When carried
before Captain Thomas W boswell, assistant proves.
marshal, last mig Ogden very anxlous to give
ba! icr bis appea ance; but that officer refused to
grant tee TT quest ani stut hun to Casle Thunder.
Richmond Ui<Datch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
ar!kE ~.

H. In, ber.,u u O.. Jct 23d l,b4 lth nU " AK.
IY un sIn h a. and u IL (. Ba,g aseo Wo
,es and twrbty-iour daJs.
In tLs to w, the 25h list Mr.. I5RAkL koU5E'
ag-d h Out 70
las ti aGd isintsuce o. ~ tsm'5 re lInteo
Id h. uu. al side Ce 1ecVnd SH tsbi
IA su1Ga0t' portIon o. own.
.a Monda, cv~nu3 24th inos - C'c!c's hENNrrh;
eng :. sIa OF KenpeLn aud A0ry j. Eck.Aze, aged b
leas aAd dsys.
An snsel aDe among IA, ,,
W iulirg "a ii les of ear'h SO co di
Ha iak i's d. b-ck - .-tSFeu,
j.Uk ,.'u, 10 .,.lU"
hH,. B.a a d D, the RID nst., VSts
"A Ran isJo,. o u eel--O O. D. I'
GIee.abIo' lapeIs p.esse ;"Py.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
Gen. Bsaur.gsrds Address,
HRAD'Rs MILITARY DIVISION or THE WRsY

Oct l7,h, 1864. I
In assuming command, at this critical junctuse, OF the
Military Division Of the West, appeal to my country.
men of all classes and sections for their generous sup
port aud confidence.
In assigning to me this responsible position, the Pre-
sden Of the Confederate States has ended the
assurance OF his earnest support the Ex cuLves OF
your States meet with simA ar expressions Of their
devotion to the noble army in the i5d,
composed of brave and gallant officers, are no
strangers to me, ard know that they will do all that
patriots can achieve.
The history OF the past written In the blood of their
comrades, but toreshsdows the glorious future which
es before them. Ibsplred with these bright promises
OF su Cess, make this appeal to ,he aud Of
my country, TO lend the aid OF their
dial operation Unable to Join in the bloody con-
fcrs OF the field, they do much strengthen our
cause, fill up rauks encourage sodles, inspire
cofdlnce dspe glonm, ard bus hasten the day Of
our fusl SUCCESS aud dsIiverancs.
The army Of Sherman ill de6antly holds the city OF
Atlanta he and must bs driven from is Il is
only for the good ptoEle OF Georgia aud surrounding
States 10 speak the word and be work is done.
We Rave at tuadauce OF provisions, end there
enough in tie country liable AID nbe for service Ac-
,mp.lsh the Issait. ali sue earntR ly sppaa to
report promptly to TIER rrpect mmA1 ds and et
those ~fo cannot GO, 10 It, tba remain
home who able 10 strike blow 10 this critical and
decisive hour
To bose soldiers ct tfe trny Who are absent from
| heir oumands with ut eove, spp Al in The Of
tfeir brsve mradts ~ith lhey have the past
otten sbar 't' prIvauons "t The camp ard dau
q. rs Of The bath H. oucr Gu Y.
70 oil sha rrOrt to their resp cvs ID
rspo"s" Ihis appeal, With the thif JAS
a. smn ~ is hereby granted
Ny sTp al IS - eve.y OF all classes snd c)ndi-
10 come 'w4rd tr ey cte fully d with god
o.. art o the w,hk that lies oe'oT3
My c. uutc! N. resp nd 10 Nhis call as yCu have
done ia ayS - h,vr pus-' AID VIII the blessings
o. kiLd aud ruin Pc >iIence the en my shall
dr. from your SOU, he socurl Of yoCr aud
d. ught trom tI1 neni aOG the II -
toe snail bt eslAbs ed soOG 20 be Ol OweG ny per-
'nauar. aud htLo'obt pee ce The ca ms .! me snd
county wife au4 CHI dren, unigg the dem ls OF
nonor and patti iot'sm sumn1n to the ded we
uot dare nor, viii not t- to rspond.
Full of hope q! &C eLct, come 10 j)il IN yo1r
Struggle, sharing yCur prlvsors, an wit your -ravc
and true men, strike The blow tbat shall orirg sue
IS to our arms triumph 10 our cause and peaca TO
cur country.
(Sianed) 6. T. BEAURReARD,
General.
Official:
Gro wv PvxEr Nol
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
LATER FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
PYCpHnNn nnf oath 7

RICHMOND Oct 26th, 1864.
New York papers and the Baltimore American of the
evening of the 24th inst. have bsen received.
kilograms rsm Ksnzas City gives confused accounts of
battle between Prices army and the Yankees under Rose
cranz Curtis Smith and Peasantoa The fight occurred
on the 2Ast bsween Little Blue River and Independence
The latest telegram claims Yankee victory says
Price reported retreating rapidly South being
by Peassnton. Among tbs Confederaes killed. 10 TODD of
Missouri.
Lincoln declines interfere with Andrew Johnson test
oath.
There is no later Intelligence from Sherman.
Application has ben made to the Superior Court OF Bal
tmo,e for adndanus to compel the Governor to throw
+he soldiers the Constiuton of the State
of Maryland The Judge refused to award writ and
appeal was tax N to the Cont Of Appesis.
steamer Wsndo blockade 1uAper, with $50 bales cot
tor, hss been captured.
Gold 2l6.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
UNIrRD STATES NEWS.

RICHMOND, Oct. 18th, 1854.
Northern papers of the 7d ast has received here
They contain additional gloroaon dispatches relative to
the battle of Ceder Greek. In Grants army electonssrng
goes on briskly.
There has been nothing from shsrmaas army fer four
days. except reports of the continued retreat of Hood
A train from Atlanta has arrived at Tlton.
The Vermont raiders were commanded by lieutenantA
Bennett aud Young Twenty three persons concern
ed in the raid The amount taken from the Banks
wentytwo hundred and twenty three thousand dollars
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03

tGooD LICK "A lady and gentleman 10 Liverpool,
ErgIanu Wei dis bed in th.if sumb recently by
tue nose OF a uoder the bed he lady expressed
aaIm bu Der somewhat se py spOso s.ld, O., IL
Is ouy OF toe d gs' a~d pu ting hI hands do~n
By the slue of be ocd, hs cuird, Lou LloD and os
baud beng licked, Of mOme0L Lie were 81 IS
hrd aud hey sUOu s.umbered aXaID peace ally In lne
mornDg they tOu0d that all their moay and JeWehy
ud d, ape reo au,i IL wa- clear that he lick had en-
de- ,,aer tesOrt IUgrbiOuS o. peu u"o Jug %.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03

Turpeutine bad been very much sought after, but at
loser rate than a month back. "Buyers," says the
Guardi1n Of the 18th Instant will not give more than
81 so per gallon. Forty-four barrels have been re-
ceved from the dstiery at Andros Island and are, We
hear, to be shipped to Havana"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
FROM kI>sOURI-FROS BERMUDA

Few York papers of the contain telegram
from Kansas CT dated the 24h which .hat courier
Just reports Price in full retreat closely
pursued By our forces courier left the enemy
were IS miles frou Kansas City.
Advices Bermuda report that Bai3e and his asso
caes who burned the Roanoke were on trial. and
that the court had refused to bail them.
fr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
LATER FROM PETERSBURG.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

EO1lLK, 1tDj
Alag of truce boat arrived here yesterday.
Gen. Page and large number OF the Fort Morgan prs
onera North. The Fort Gaines praonert
awaiting exchanges.
The New Orleans Era, of the l2h announces the arrva
large number of Federal prisoners At the mouth of Red
River.
The Federals strongly fortifying Aorgauzs.
Admiral Porter has gone North to take command OF the
North Pacific squadron.
Farrasut is believed to be still in Mobile Bay.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03

PURE HoReE RADDTsH.-It is very hard matter,
aud has been for long while, before the war, to
obtain pure Horse Raddsh, very desirable article for
table Use We are indebted to Mr. Arm lnd Young OF
ills vicinity for bottle of the best, it is the purcst
Horse Raddish ready prepared for use, that We ever
tasted. We do not suppose Mr. Young preparts the
article for eale bat associate is under maoy ooga
tions to hin for the bottle pr scned 10 hi and deems
it nothing more than act OF duty to make ackncw
kdgement of the same through the Journal II our
friend objects TO The mode CT our doing bu1ness, we
can't help it. We hope be has plenty Ct the same
sort left.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
DAY OF PRAYER.

B1cHMoND, Oct 2sth, 1854.
The President has Issued his proclamation appointing
18th November, ~ day to be specially devoted TO wcr
ship Of Almighty God He invokes the people Of the Con-
fedrats States to assemble that day in their respective
places of public worshp to unite in prayer Heaven
y Father for dsliyerance and peace.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
FROM RICHMOND.

RICH MOND Oct 10Th, 1864.
Gen. Early has issued lengthy and eloquent address to
the troops of his command arbutpg lis recent defeat to
<be propensty Of pundsr and panic de appeals them
by their colors in future al bassrds and
rieve their reputation. The address does not admit Of
sondensson and il too long to transmit by telegraph in
full.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03

A Digest THE NAVAL AND MILITARY LAWS OF THE
CoNFRDsRATz STATES, fsOn the commencement of the
Provisional Congress end Of the First Congress-
under tie Permanent Constitution. Anayticaly cETaa.
ged by Captain W. W. LEtTER Of the QlarternI8ster
Generals Ofdce and Wh. J. BROAw sLL Of he Depart
nent of State, Attorneys at Law L be c0naa-
Session. Columbia: EyAy5 h CcG.wELL. 1854.
The ab0Ve is the title of hands )meiy printed Ccta
70 volume of 326 pages which has received the en-
dorscment OF the Attorney General of the Confederate
States, also of the Printing Committee of h House OF
Representa-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
WILMINGTON, n. c., OCT. 27, 1864.

THE Charleston papers report the oss Of the steam
er Flora of the Lamar line, bound into that port She
uged to be the Fl0rie-at least that the Of
Lamar steamer that came in here.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03

AID FOR SICK AND "oUNDED CvEFSDssArH soLDIsRs.-
JondeEt Oh Yankee papsr writes rou Londoa
he Dazar just held III Liverpool il hehan
wOuLdei aud suuie, hear from rslaole urce, SlI
net S5 0Oe d.y it do the sunsrers socd. N
doubt the mouey viii carry many distressed
lures who have been innocent victims Of the
INDUSTRIOUS crimes recorded il history
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
FROM PETERSBURG.

PRTERsBUnG, Oct. 26 b, 1854.
The enemy have rsc-ded q short distance the City
Point Road but 1t nothing They sppposed
have done this ia order prevent sdrg fs from
Chesterfield batteries, to ell gbls ound for
their line of earth works. TIE enemy still busy orti-
flying their lines, and everyt ing present ndeaes
pose their part act the detensve Tue orcS Of
the enemy, in front chi composed of the Sd and
9th corps Picke fling AID sha pshoo ug 10 of daily
and mngs vccasonAly with discharges of ari
lery.
Deserers report that the N; building winter
tcrs il he Of their lines of works.
car we'll fed sada:e recei7i g full sao opy o
clothng and blankets and are in foe spirits.
good many recruits coa.Dg il uLdsr the od=r
viking details.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03

country editor having received two gold dollars il
advance tor his paper says Eat he still allows hs cnl-
! dren to play with other children as usual.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
LATER FROM EUROPE.

RICBMoND, Oct. 27Ih, 1854.
European advfces the lash instant have been received
The Frigats Niagara had sezsd vessel under spanish
colors suspected of being blockade runner.
serumes lett Liverpool the 18th with eight officers and
ono men command Of the pryAteer Ban
ger, at Aeceirs.
An Insurecion against the French Ia Ia
extending to the Cabinet.
A crisis is inninent Vienna.
The Se~ Z.a'sld chief bas submitted unconditionay
to Enslahd
The Confederate Cotton bad advanced at LverpC Oh
The otton mar Eet dali Ind bad declined Id
Brea duil
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03

The New-YoI Mercury developes the details of :
lew plsn for The capture of Richmond, the present
all previous plans oc that purpose having cofessedIy
failed This pan is Lather nor less than The al
ct the main portion of SHERMAN's force through
East Tennessee ard Southwestern Virginia up-n Lynch
burg and consequently upon the western flank OF LEES
position, with tic view tf sWCeriDg down upon itS
: uthern communications.
This plan might do perfectly well, were there no Par
lies opposed ls beng carried out. But HoId, Btau
regard, Forrest, Brevkiuridge AID other rebels," will
be apt to inttsf-re
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
FROM RlCH1uRD.-FlG8 ting OK The NORTH
| AIDE

kloanokD, Oct sT:h, 1864
MOI ning the D.rh5t aud Charles City hosds. 1t
reported that large of Yankees crosxed to the
Hccth side of James River last Light Cannonading
distinctly heard here during The forenoon.
LATER.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 27-The euemy advanced in
heavy force on nor side of James River to-day and
made several assaults upon lines, which sigusy
repussd with heavy loss. Five hundred prisoners have
already been brought In Our 10 was Insignificant.
FROM PRFERsBUEa-THE ENRAY MOVING ON OUR
RIGHT.
PErzssguRa, Oct 77th, 1894.
The enemy reported to be mov'ns Ia heavy force OF
infantry artillery aid oavary this morning extreme
right aad heavy ekrmhing has been soing siEce
runse seven miles below here between tho Weldon and
the Southside Railroads.
kATER FROM PETERSBURG.
PErEREBUsa, Oct. 2Yth, 1854.
The enemy with force of cavalry, artillery and thIee
corps of nfantry-the 2nd sth and sshnoved this
ing by dstour right driving In eaval
~ and occupying the Boy dton Plantation, Burgess
mills miles below here. Our forces were disposed to
meet them, when considerable fighting ensued beween
O'Clock and night. 2he enemy at night still held the
Plank Road.
We captured about 60 prisoners from the I'd corps this
morning.
This places the enemy further from the souhsde
road than they were before.
The fighting has not yet ended.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
KATIE LEE AND WILLIE GREY.

Two brown heads with tossing eur!s,
Red lips shrttirg over pearls,
Bare feet white ard yet with dew,
Two eyes black aud two eyes blus;
Little boy and girl were they,
Katie Lee and Willie Grey.
They were andiug whsre brock,
BendiDg ike . shepherds crook,
Flaehe d it's silver, and thick ranks
Of green willow fripged it's banks:
Half in thought and half in play,
Katie Lee and Willie Grey.
They had cheeks like cherries red:
Re was talle--most a head;
. She, with arms like wresths Of snow,
Swung basket to and fro,
AS she lotered, half in play.
Chatsereg to Willie Grey.
"Pretty Kate" WflHesa said
And there came Dash of red
Throush the BROWNIES Of his cheek
" Boys are strong and girls are weak,
Ard I'll carry, so will
Katie's baskst up the b H."
Katie answered with laugh.
a. You shall only carry half"
And then, tossing back her curls,
"Boys are weak an we'll as girls"
Do you think that Katie guessed
Half the wisdom she expresssdl
Men are only boys grown tall
Hearts don't change much after all
And when loEg years from that day,
KatiesLee and Willie Grey,
stood again beside the brook,
Bending like a shepherds crock
Is it stra ge that Willie said
While again @ dash Of red
c. ossed the BROWNIES Of his cheek
am str )ng and you are weak;
Life is but slippery steep,
Hung with shadows cold and Deep"
Will you trust me. Katie dear7
Walk beside me without fear;
May carry, if l will,
All your burdens up the hill -
Ard she answered with a laugh.
"ko, but you may carry half"
Close bes de the little brook,
Bending like a chs pherd's crook,
Washing with ito silver bauds,
Late and early at n } sands,
Js cottage, where to-day,
Katie lives with Willie Grey.
In porch che sits, and 10
Swings basket to End fro,
Vastly different from the one
That she swung in years agope;
] his is long, and deep AID wide
And hss-rockers at the side
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03

TkEAsURY DEP kTxENT. O. =. A.,
nIchnoud. ct H. 1864. (
Col. Thompson Allan, Commissioner of Tazes:
eIR-Iu reply your communication Of Sd isss re'nrn
ina he of Ar Lyon, opinion Of the .o
presen ed by it, be- cave to sa that do not n'
the purpose of Congress t. tax he necessary
ing apparel OF the people the stases f,u
citation of tie Law wopli be stnnu pceceue
ana its exscu would DC annoying AID ns1sre 20 1ne
deg to tie pCbilc whist the tax o'ii'0u A''
would &c utterly Ias'gn'f ant - -, .-..-.,,
RS. ect!uAs eQlee. therefore, thar yoa W. ieeHuV
if il be necessaTr, ana coi" c'"'H u ""'7
av or demanding auy upon hsceos4F} "Si'ls 'F-
.atei
fsi:ns5 g \. Til EENaDLA.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
TERMS OF ADvERTrsINc.

TERMS OF ADvERTIsIRc
square, Of 10 lines or less, for eaob ara sx.,, .
sertion, s..
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