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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

to carry them on with disabled soldiers boys mr. od
men, without experience or SKILL end but few months
weeks will suffice to show the last train run on the
last railroad in the Confederscy. No agencies havo
been more efficient and necessary in carrying on this
war than the railroad companies Adopt the measures
proposed, and not only will you inict widespread loss
on stockholders, (many OF them soldiers in the army)
but you put on end to railroad Transportation What
substitute fer il be had 1t requires one thousand
wagons and drivers and four thousand horses TO trans
port in FIVE days what Railroad train can in one or
five times that number to do it one day Where are
these to from, when enough for the other wants
Of the army cannot De had
With those best acquainted with the condition and
reeources OF cur Railroads. including the officers of gov
ernmen having special charge of Railroad transporta-
On 1t has been long subject Of most anxious c0nsid
Grafton BY what means these agencess be maintain
ed in operation with every fostering and aid which
the GoverRment can bestoW on them and all are op-
pressed with the apprehension that not few of them
must be abandoned with each successive year of this war
nat then must be the result and how must oc
cur, when the Government, instead of fostering still
further crlpples and destroys them 4? Already
the Government has g Bureau of the War
Department experimenting Railroad transportation
Let the officers of that Bureau be consulted as to the
effect Of the proposed measures They are impartial
and they informed on this subject. But let not
blind zeal for swelling the numbers of the army or
prejudice against Railroad companies ;yho were the
first to sustain this Government by Offering TO perform
its transportation at half rates of toll and receive nav
ment in Government bonds and notes when they lad
NO market Vaue precptate the country and its armies
into irretrieVable disaster.
P. V. DANIEL, JR., Pres. r. T. IL P. r. r. Co.
CHARLES ELLIS, Pres. Il. & T. r. II. Co.
The undersigned endorse fully the foregoing address
to Congress- believing the statements set forth therein
to be facts our experience fully demonstrating them to
be So. S. d. WALLACE,
Pres't. w. & w. r. Il.
s. L. FREMONT,
Cht Eng. & Supt. w. & w. II.
THOS. ID. WALKER,
Pres't w. & M. Il. Il.
HENRY ri. DRANE,
Gen'l Supt. w. & NJ. u. II.
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From the Lynchburg Republican.
A POEM"

N-S--
"POEM,"
Suggested by the recent law calling for men who have
Unfortunately put Piousy
Tearfuiy and Sympatheticay dedicated to all CONCERNED
Win nope that II may ASSIST them nluChly by
THE AUTHoR-GLD SOLDIER.
Oh weep not, conscrpt weep not
Old JEFF has called for thee,
soldier Congress makes you,
soldier you must be.
Make up your mind
10 stand In llne
Ard quake not at the Yanks,
To shoot your gun
ana C2ll lC lUn.
And for life return your thanks.
ouORUs.
Then weep not cOnscrpt yeep not
Old jeff has called for thee,
soldier Congress makes you,
soldier you must be.
Q weep not, conscript, weep not,
If rations should be scarce,
lis said an empty St1GNiC
Will make you dOuby fierce
Then eat your crust,
Your bay not thrust
Through every Yankee heart
And If unhurt,
Your gal will cit
At homo end cal you smart.
0weep not, eopsoript weep not,
When marching through the mud,
'Tis better far l tell you
Than spiling your lifes blood
Then march along
And cuss the Yanks and then,
And when you camp
Just take tramp
And steal pig or ben.
weep not, conscript weep not,
You're battling for the right.
NOW conscript let rae tell you
Don't scratch them JcitGn you bite,
But jerk your shirt
OF with q firt
And catch them as they run,
hen with your nail
The bugs aesail
And march them ona by one.
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Special Notices will be charged ss per square for each
and every insertion.
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ter, are charged as advertisements.
ANo advertisement, ,rehectng upon private character
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HI he sold at he Cont House in Smthvle, T.
~ first 81 )aday in February x nine likely NEGROES
a1OinD to the eaiata Elizabeth hlntsf deceased
I npe,roes j NJ he sold division among the heirs.
' RUFUS GALLOWAY,
Commissioner.
l2-7'
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srarr or NonTH CARoLINA

Attr Hunousr Count, Court, SEPTEMBER Team, 1868
Ceua Alderman,
Do+:+;o, Cor Houy.r
The heirs at law of A 49,
David Alderman,
I appa4fs5 to the CUurt that of the defendants
are residens il is ordered that publication be made
in the Wilmington Journal for defendants live be
ond the State appear at the next term
this Court plead demur judgment will be
taken a them.
Test EAML R. BUNTING, Clerk.
Doo -.th l36t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

NORTHERN DATE S-FROA WESTERN VIRGINIA
FROM CHATTANoOGA-BEAST BUTLsR-FROH
MEXICO.
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seorned, hated, and tramped down side of 6
river mountain ridge will be long held sacred the
other habeas corpus, trial by jury, freedom of the
press, freedom of public meeting, freedom o
the vote, are to be interdicted to tie re
bellous and snbjugatcd South, it is but
too certain that they will be held if held at al on
most precarious tenure by the victorious North The
same political passions and the political necessi-
ties which impel the Northern Federation to rule the
recaictraat South by armed force and terror will
also inpel a dominant Northern majority to
cOerce and terrorise Troublesome minority OF
its citizens at home. We have already seen some
thing OF this but the occasional invasons of legal
right which authority mob violence may perpetrate
in the first months of fierce civil strife are as nothing
compared with that hardened Indifference to law and
liberty which with the habtual and systematic
exercise of arbir AIRY power. very few years Of the
regime which the necessities OF conquest would
pei the North to impose upon the South-a regime Of
enormous armies of occupation, supported by
forced military contributions from a subjected
territory, and commanded by generals knowing no
law but their own will would it may be feared, leave lit
tie remaining of that for constitutional freedom
and civic right which is the only reliable guarantee of
nations liberties This is the justifcationlf any jus
tifcation be needed-of those friends of freedom who
refuse their sympahies to the authors and abetors OF
the present disastrous 1t is in the interests of the
North less thsnof the Souh-rather it is in the com
mon interests of humanity civilization, and progress
that we deprecate the indefinite prolongation of
tic which has Ineligible aim of object but to make
one nation despot over another.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14

TIE present siege of Charleston has already lasted
precisely six months. This ia the one hundred and
eighy-third day of the siege,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

The death ofthis noble volunteer veteran is
one Of the greatest individual losses of the
present conflict in Virginia. A man or i'm
mense wealth and wide influence, he was
among the first to offer himself to the service
Of his country at the guthrie k Of the rebellion =
Slavery and treason ne held in equal ahhor-
renee, and his ample means were freely given
to aid the righteous cause he has sealed with
his blood. Hale, grey headed, Of majestic pres
fence, he was brave even TO rashness and was
only content when placed at the post OF great
est danger. Early IN the war, when communi-
cation with Washington was interrupted, Gen
eral Wadsworth reighted vessel az his own
expense and sailed with i, 10 Annapolis. In
June, 1861, lie was appointed volunteer aid on
the staff Of General Mcdowell, was present
the battle of Bull Run, and commended for his
bravery He was made Brigadier Gcner i Of
volunteers in August Of that year ami vas as
signed to a command in the advance unier
General Mcclellan. In March 1862 he
appointed Military Governor Of the District Of
Columbia, and with command Of the deenses
Of Washington; was candidate for Governor CT
New York in the fall and defeated; and in
December following he was assigned TO the
command oi division in the Army Of the
Potomac under General Blu inside. He has
since been constantly in the service, and fell
leading charge of his division. Gen Wads-
worth was born at Geneseo, New YORK, Octo-
Der 3 9TH 1897. lie was educated at Harvard
and Yale Colleges studied law at Albany, ami
completed his course in the Office Of Daniel
Webster He inherited large fortune. to
which he added much by bis energy and in
du-try. lie was a great stock grower impor-
ted many valuable cattle, and it is said could
walk from Geneseo TO Rochester over his own
soil Liberal, generous and patriotic, lie died
without stain upon his fair fame.
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Hints to Correspondents

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'l If Don't depcnd on the editor to correct
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READ! READ.. READ!,!

DANvTLLE, Pa, June ,, Is57.-Dr I'm H. Greqq
--Daar Sr.-In February, 1851, was afflicted viii
sugar diabetes, and for FIVE months passed more than
two gallons OF water n twentv-four honrs. was
obliged 70 get up often twelve times during
the night, and / FIVE months lost iftv p9unis ii
weight During the month Of July, 1851, procured
bottles Of Constitution Water, and days after
using il experienced relief, and after taking bot.
ties | was entirely cured, soon after regaining mr.
usual good health. Yours truly,
J. Y. /. DE WITT.
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Irrtat" AMI drench the kidneys AMI By constent use
lead n choniC deCeucrations and confirmed disease.
We present the Constitution Water 70 the public
with the conviction that Il has equal relieving the
class Of diseases for which i has been found einn-
entity successful for curing and trust that we
shall he rewarded for efforts in placing valuable
me y ~ form TO meet the requirements Of patient
and uhHo-eian.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, Positive
and Specific Remedy diseases Of the Bladder Kid
news Gravel. and Dropsca Swengs.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion and
exctes tae Absorteuts into healthy action, by which
the Natety calcareous dtpostons and all unnatu-
raj enla rscnrnts reduced. well pain and
faHIma ton.
UcImbold-s Extract Buchu.
For Weakness arising from Exccsses Habits 81
dissipation. Early lndiscrst5ou Of Abuse attended
with rae following SYMPTOMS.
tndi=,ositon % ENertior, Loss Of Power
Loss ot Memory, Difficulty Of breathing.
Weak NerSe>. Trembling
Horror nf Dj>ca<e, Wakeftillue~s
bimnas, Of Aistni, rain IN the back
Universal L,~situie Of tie Muscular system
Hot Han l.. Flushing of the Body =
hryucss ot the ~Ga. EruItnns the Face
Palliel tnnntclaurr.
These " nPt ms. II allowed - go on. which thi.
medicine Invariably removes soon follows
hepstncy. Fa'a,ty, EjAl t,c III,
In Of which the Patent may expire.
Who say that they not frequently followed
by those "Dreful Diseasese."
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
But none viii confess the record Of the in.
sane asyIums.
ASD MELANCHOLY DEATHS CoNstMrrrox bear
liz Constitution .Gsefed gtt Organic ,ocaIpe..
requires the aid Of Medicine strengthen and nvigo-
rate the system
Which HeimboId's extract .Bucbu mr. ariablv
=
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Bat none viii confess the record Of the in
sane asyIumS.
FEHABES.-EEUA LES--FENAL LES.

Il many Affections peculiar to Females. the EXTRACT
BuCHU i uuCqullled by any other remedy. o. in
Chlnrosis Retention, Irrcguary, Painfulness, or
Suppression of Customary Executions, liberated or
'5crr,oas Of the Uterus, LeuchorThoea Whites
~tarii.tv, AMI for all complaints incident the
wtet arising from indiscretOn Habits Of Dessipa
ton. IN the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

Has been pronounced by tie Melical FACULTY and tie
mauent cure OF all diseases Of the STOMACH nv
rs, htbNElS, ana BLADDER that has ever hen
ufsse-i 1>
II Is net MINER Al WATER. Ii Is f,,,r,,= e1,..r,
cnee thattoNSTiTU Ti0N WAITE 4 Fr> Sll,a,,at.i IA
we now say Let doubt when a single bsftl, bas
een known = sure diseases which the best medical
talent m this country has failed n relieve
y remedy possessing the virtues Of stituton Wat
rr cannot b. CHASED under squaek pretarat iof,S a.
u : now uSel by the most scientific practitioners IN
tins CITY Il Is only secondclaSs PHYSICIANS that cries
down popular rene hes while the better skilled make
use OF every means accomplish cure: ami the sue
cess OF tn physician Increases a, his knoWls,le Of
different remedies enables him "a produce a cure wh,
others fali IN tine attempt Science Is satisfied With
the truth
Give Constitution Mater fair triai-we mean v,,,
who are Hndcr -fa}iss care FROM wear n wear
AMI we particularly allue ladies' who ara can>tlnt-
pteauens tor Diseases. win as much chance af sue
cess there would be from local applications n tn,
throat fer diseases Of the brain.
We have always been careful to se la,,c1a re In our
circular thar could shock the most delicate organ
ktti9n bur We receive So many communication frun,
persons for which Constitution Water is adapted an
OF whose disease no mention has been made tlat we
come 70 the conclusion that If the remedy Is capable OF
producing cure, matter what The disease may Ia,
1t should Re made known The maiicne Is put up for
the public, and tIerr should be no exceptions
We would say, Constitution Water IS not n eilfsi
phi, ma 70 suit the eve and taste il Is medicine
IN every sense Of the piatl the hands OF tie
people for their rehef and ii taken according 10 the
directions II VIII 10 every produce radical cure.
We would say that tie directions regard 10 dot etc
relate only 10 the disease mjcr which they occur.
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PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

iave long since gwen up the Of buchu cubebs and
juniper IN the Treatment Of those Diseases and ouv
use them for the want Of better remedy.
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BosT0S CoRvEEs, y. L. Dec, 2. ls51-Wm H.
GrsEJ 81 d. Jsrts - freely give Won liberty II
ulBk Of the following certificate Of tie value Of
Constitution " ater, which can recommend in tie
highest uanDers3 v wife attacked with pain ii
the shoulders, whole length Of her back and IN her
limbs with PelDt-71a Of IL Haert rnd Irritation oi
q Bafder. called physician vino attended her
about three months. wRcu II let her than he
found her tlen enp}o-el one Of the hest PHYSICIANS
! cUu.4 find. who ATTENDED her far about nine sfrts
and while she under h8s she did not s,fFsr
quite u.aca pam. He finally gave her up and sad
"kcr tcarrrle. Fur said be- a.be krs .h r
esas5tzaoa q eoHTtsfnts tat -.edsete ctoa far oae
oI-ates Gg9laT s9aa~ otaer II her dgieitass. About
TINS she commenced the r$e Of Con S-i-rr-ior Wat
er and % utter astn>bment almost the first dose
seemed r. have TIE desired effect, and she kept i'm
proving rspflT under its treatment, and supein
teads entirely her domestic affairs. She has not taken
any Of the Constitution Water for about four weeks
and We are happy to SAY that has proiucci per
manent cure WM. Il. VAN BESoCHoTES.
wETHERsFTELp. Conn March >. Isf3-D-. w. H.
Of -C0nstIfntion Watsr. reconnendei for Inaanma-
tiou Of the kdnevz and Irritation Of the Bladder hav-
ing suffered FOR te past three cars AMI tired tire ski
IT number Of pvSIcians via only temporary relief
Wa induced o. try toaF aeiIcne. procured ore
bottle vaur agents Hartford. Aessrs. Lee. -isson
4 Co and when had used half q II, surprise
found great change n health. hare used two
bottles Of T. and where ! expected t-e 10
gratitude FIR il feel That all and more than rou
recommended u = Nav tIps blessings Of tyai ever
attend yea IN vour Ia5ors q Isws- Yours truly,
LEGSARD :. BIGELOW.
20 Far sale By az Druggists Price 81.
vi. H. GREGG CO, Prupriefors.
MORGAN ALLEN, General Agents.
Nc ssClIs;-, New Yorf.
Agents Il CHicaSo: FrILER. FRENCH FULLER.
Ass--. 4 cirr-1rsti e HuSAL BRO. .sr
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DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more BaIsam. Mercury. or un
pleasant Medicines for unpleasant and dan
gerCas diseases.
HELNB0LD's EXTRACT BCCHr AND DfPRoy-
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NOTHING thar is not wholesome rcnia and re.,ora-
tive in is into The composition Of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. This popular
preparation cun;ains mineral Of any kind DO
tanca element; fiery excitant bat it is comsina-
ton Of the extracts Of real baSac herbs and plants
with tie pures and mdest Of all diusive stiniuants
Ii is well 10 be forcarmed against disease and SO
far as tie human vstem Be- protected by human
means against maltst}es ensenfefsd by an unwhole
some atmn Sphere. impure sni other external
causes, HoSTErTEk'S BITTERS may be relied
+ a safeguard.
found intaible preventative and irresistible a
rSmNlv- and thousands who resort il under appre-
,euSlsat attacA escape the courge and thousands
who neglect IL avail themselves al rs productive quail
tics in advance. cnrei bv very brief OF
this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague patents,
uat fair 5aturats With hat la. rerous a'Aalod, are
not untrequeatiy restored to health within few DAYS
10y the use OF Eostet,er's Bitters.
T}c weak stomach Is rapidly invigprate1 and the
appetite rcst'red by tins Agreeable Tome, and hence
il works wonders in Of Dyspepsia in less
drm'i forms Of Indigestion Acting gentle
amt painless appertent, As well as upon the hNer II
also invariably relcaves the Constitution supern-
dueed hv irregular action Of the digestive and
tive organs.
Persons Of feeble habit liable TO Nervous Attacks,
t.ownes> of spirits and Fits of Languor.
lind prompt and permanent relief from the Bitters.
The testimony on this point IS most conclusive, and
from buth sexes.
The agony Of Bilious Collie is Immediately as
suagcl by single dose Of the stnulent, and by
clsioualv rrsortn- H. the return of the complaint
may lie prevented
As general Tome, ItoStetter-s Bffers produce
effects winch must lie experienced Witnessed bef-c
they lie fully appreciated. In cases Of Caastso,ai
HfotHrss. Premature Decay and Debility and Dccrepi-
tule arising from Old Ace, il exercises the electric
ntnaner. In the coaYa!eseent ngcs Of all diseases
It operates deligltu inrigordnt When the
powers OF n,tu-e relaxed, il operates recnjorce
and ra-eusta6lish item.
Last. bus MOI least, it is TIE Only Sue S'tm,i9t
being manufactured from sound an nnocuous mate
riais ana entirely free from the acid clements present
more or less IN all the ordinary "ncs and stomichics
of the day.
No family medicine has been universally. ami, il
NAV be truly added DESERN EDDY popular with the
intelligent portion of the community rs Hostetter's
Buffers.
Prepared by HoSTETTER4 SMITH. Pittsburg, Pa
sold by all Druggists Grocers AMI Storekecpers
everywhere.
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SECRET DISEASES.

IN al their Stages, At ftc Exposure.
Little change in Diet No Inconvenience
did no Erpo,tre.
u causes frequent desire and qves strength n
Urnate thereby Removing Obstruction. Prevent. and
Cures Structures Of the retna, aIls Yn.y Pam AMI
InEammatinn frequent the class Of diseases and
expailing al Poisonous, Diseased AMI WORKOUT Matter
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the VIC
tins OF Quacks and who have paii heavy fees 70 bs
cured 10 a short tins have found they deceived
and that the POISON" has, by the Of powerful
Astringents teen dried up IN tie system, break
out n aggrcyatIng form, AMI PsTlaas Rftsr Mar
riagp.
fsr HELaBoLp's FxrE.cr BrcHr for IL -I.etisns
AMI dserses n the URINARY ORGANS, whether
existing IN MALE or FEMALE, from Whatever causa
originating and no matter Of HOW LONG STAND
ING
Diseases Of these Organs requires tie all Of Din
refic. UeImboId-- Extract Bachu j. the great
ali Bs~sr.rs yor rhics a. - Ia-o9rvaa~ad>d.
Eviience Of tie reliable and responsible char
ter sin accompany the msdiclne.
Price 90 per Bottle. sir for $500.
De'rsred any Address, securely packed from ob.er-
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Cures GuaTanteed' Advice Gratis!i
Address lstters for Information 70
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loi south Tsut5-st-, bet. Chestnut, Pills,
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So Broadway. New York.
Beware Of Conuterfelss snd unPrinclpled dealers
who endeavor 70 dispose +of their Gwn' ard o.her,
articles On reputation zttsfncd bv
Helmbosds Genuine Preparations.
Extract Baeha.
saszpsriila.
Improved Rose Wash
soLn nv
ALL DIT GGIsTS ETERYwHERE.
ASK FOR HELMB0LD'S. lake 40 OTHER
CIT OF :1s AaEsrslssEasnt ard ssni for is
AND AVOID IMPOSITION ASp ExPcsC1E.
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CT The debating societies down east have
got up new subject for discussion. 1t seems
that pickerel caught the other day
with a squirrel in its stomach The question
arises, Did the squirrel go into the water
after the EicKerel, or the pickeral go upa tree
after the squirrel!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

tTThe census Of Ireland in 1861 found in
that country 4,5O5. 265, Roman Catholics. 695.
35T, persons belonging to the Established
Church, 523 29l Presbyterians 40. 500 Metho
dsts, 1852 Independent; A 231 Baptists g.,
695 Quakers, 1913 Jews, and Il, 500 of various
other peIsuasons.
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Dit RETICS

has proven itself equal to the task that has drrorve
upon il.
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Agents i Chicz-cs FTrLER. FRENCH Z FULLER
A.s--. 4 rfr----z-l ET2tSAL BRO sar
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FAMILY DYE CoLoRS.

LAlk.
BACK for six.
DARK Blue,
light Blue,
French Blue.
Carer Brown.
IgArA Br wa.
Light Brown,
SuIiH Ercvu.
uEE
Crimson.
Dark Dr1b.
Light Iirah.
Fasn Drab.
iE-hr ORA
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FURNITURE WAREPOOM.
THO MAS MAS son.

And, in fact everything il the shape u Furniture.
IL viii also keep fer ale general ass1rtulea, OF
Cinema IT, made Work.