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LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

4
First Collection District relnsylana comprising the
Second Third, Fourth Fiili TX H. and Eleventh wards
Of the City of Philadelphia
NOTICE
The Annual Assessment fr lS6i Tor 'he above
District OF persons liable Carriages Pleasure
Yachts, Billiard Tables ana ,od aud Suv.r Plate, and
also ofpersons required to ,h csuse, having
completed,
NOTICE IS HERE ,N GIVEN,
That the Taxes Aforesaid "a re vel cslly by the
undersigned. between the 1,u- Of A. T. and r. NJ
(sundays exceptsdJ at IN. nnoc, No, "t CHESNUr
Street. second floor. on and THURSDAY September
!, and untl and including SATURDAY., september "a,
ensuing
PENAL lES
All persons who fallo pay .r Annual Ia upon car
Ages pleasure yachts biFd ahl's goi aud sverplate,
on or before the oath day OF september 1854 win incur
penalty Of ten per centum additional Of the amount thereof
and be liable 10 costs as provided for in the 18th Section
of the Excise Laws Of July l, 1869.
An persons who in like manner shall fail TO take out
their licenses regulated by law, before the 2ith
day OF September 1884 win incur penalty Of ten per
to prosecution three times the amount of said
accordance with the provisions Of the 59h section Of the
law Aforesaid.
An payments required to be made In Treasury Notes,
under authority United States or in notes OF Banks
organized under the act to provide National Currency
known as National Banks.
NO FURTHER NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN.
JRsPER HARDING,
Collector,
,el.2lt No. 9OI oHEsEUT Street.
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"A child five years old was poisoned at
Montgomery, Pennsylvania, last week, by eating
strychninc, which had been carelcssly left in a
bureau drawer, where the prying little fingers
found il.
"A plan has been chosen for the new Masonic
Hall in Boston, TO take the place Of the building
destroyed by Gre some weeks ago. Iron, stone,
and cement will make the new hall fircproof and
the architecture is Gothic.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER cENF,
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition to the very liberal ta nss
three years. this privilege % conversion is now worth
about three per cent PER annun the Os
20 Bonds than nine per cent premium, and
before the premium per cont United States
stocks twenty per cent. 1t viii be that the
actual profit this loan the present market rate ia
not less than ten per cent per amman.
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~ = II H H STA.
A CURE WARRANTED.

DYsPIrsA HAS THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS -
is' constant pain or uneailns, at the pfc Of the
stomach.
2d. Fiatulenco and aoidHy
81. Costivcnoss and lois Of appetite
fth. Gloom and depression Of splrlt,
5th. DiArrhWa, with gripping.
9th. fsn in all parts Of the system
~ Consumpiive symptoms and apitation the heat
g b. Cough, With phlegm IN the throat
9TH. Nervous anecuon and want OF siesp at,igbt
l0ih. Less Of appetite and vomiting
lith. Dizziness, dimnes Of vision and loss of ,rht
i2u. Headache and staggering in walking with great
weakness.
Out Of The thousand OF Of dyspepsia that have
used Dr. WishartS Great American Dyspepsia Pms not
one Of them has failed of perfect We warrant
IN every case, matter II ef twenty years stand
ing Sold BY all druggists everywhere, and at Dr.
wGsHARrS ONCE, No. 10 NJ SECOND street, Philacsl-
pha, Pa. All examinations aud consultations free Of
charge. Send for circular Price 81 per box, Soutby
mail, free Of charge, on receipt ofmoney.
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pysprpsIA. nysprpsrA nysprpsI1

This IS TO certify that suffering severely with disease
called Dyspepsia with much loss OF weight attention
directed 10 Wishars Great American Dyspepsia pills
as the remedy. Having within three weeks taken eleven
Pills. according TO the directions, found myself entirely
cured and tOr two weeks since my health Is greatly i'm
proved and without fear OF pain or nconven
ence. l earnestly recommend them 10 all similarly
Anioted. Mr. M. B. THOMPSONS
Richmond street, -Four doors below Hanover.
Dr. L. o. &. wISHART'S ofiee, No 10 N SECOND
Street Philadelphia.
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es WANTED TO RENT.-A FURNISHED
ElHouso BY private family Address J. q. D., Post
OHce, boN 2ja au26 "
n ANS TERs WAN TED.
CHiHF QuABrFRNAsrERs OFFtCE,
DEPOr WAqHuN0rON,
WAsuNoroN, ID. O., August Is, 1884.
Wanted At once, FIVE HUNDRED 1900 70 ONE
THOUSAND 1000 TRANSFERS each capable Of driV-
Ing with single line, and managing six mule teams.
To such who competent 10 PERFORM the duty the
pay month VIII be thlriyhyt ta35) dollars with ono
ration per day and hospital privileges, including the best
medical attendance whom sick
Men oSI erieuCed as Wagon Masters viii receive such
positions, upon bringing to this point twenty ave (25)
good Teamsiors
Apply to Captain CHAS. II TOMPKtNs, A. o.M.U
& A., corner OF TWENTY SECOND and q Srcots Wash
ington, u. G..
u. H. RUCKEB,
BriRadier- General and Chief Quntertnastcr
aule 2lt Depot OF Washington.
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pYspEpsIAl pYspRpsIAI

John Lench do certify that for four months past
attacked with acute dyspepsia; severely handled
that could do nothing but what II would nu with
dreadful Distress my system perfectly pros
tratcd my whole frame soon became weak and trembling
with confused noise and dizziness IN the head followed
by Apalpaton Of the heart and general debility OF the
whole body Every kind OF medicine administered to mo
did good until advised 10 call on Dr wishart and
place myself under his treatment. II Is now about nine
weeks since commenced his Dyspepsia Pills and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial and do truthfuy and faithfully
that perfectly cured Of Dyspepsia and all othor
diseases arising thcrefrom and three good meals
every day and feel well in every respect am rs years
Of age, and II necessary, feel could and would
shoulder my to defend tho city from invasion by the
Rebels All persons suffering with Dyspepsia was are
at liberty to call and me, for feel II my duty to do an
the good can for suffering humanity.
JOHN LENOH,
No. 1881 Poplar street. Philadelphia.
Street Philadelphia Pa An examinations and consuts-
hon, nee OF charge Price 81 per box. Sent BY
reeeiFt ofmOney.
DYSPEPSIA I DISPERSAL
Dr. Wishart-I have been a constant sufferer with Dys-
pcpsa for the last eighteen years during which time can
not say that ever enjoyed perfectly well day There
were times when the symptoms were more aggravated
than at others, and thon II seemed would be great re-
lief to die. had at all times unpleasant feeling In my
head but atterly suferngs much increased that
became almost unit for business any kind my mind
w., 49,, ,SI - s.Do--, aiu '0ieoou-
. So. sS w 'l'i' " reAuins'
,,,s, =, ~ -. =. ~ 0o'.''o'' III oonne0uon WIN
S,' - s -, - 80, loaeN ~ upo" my pisn' aSo'A
pain to my eyes, accompanied with which was the con-
tinual fear of losing reason. also experienced great
""u ioi BUSINESS "n'e" nAuo " u'ui-
ui' " AA ~ uHy " 'Ivep ~ Hs"' AoooAmo s'erseto
'o0'o', anu uSpoSeu w" " Soo's,on' anu having treu
the skin Of number Of eminent physicians Of various
schools finally came to the conclusion that for this disease
~ my present Aso Vo yeiS' 'nere was no cure IN exist
"0' pu 'l'U1s" ''o vi p''lo 'o,uenoo,
" HO' 1'Ouu' o'o' ui' '''"A' ~ iAs' 'ounu so'
Ne,su ielneuy N your pyspspsiA rus ana IAr Coraial
winch seem W nave oneo'uay removed almost inc la't
uace OF my long list OF ailments ana bad FEELINGS and In
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
" FIFTEENTH WARD IN COUNCIL

kRy@ FIFTEENTH WARD IN COUNCIL.
GRAND MASS MEETING TO SIGHT. AT spRrNg
GARDEN INSTITUTE.
STERLING BONSALL, Esq, will be present and ofer
practical hints In relation 10 tho draft whereby we Will bo
enabled 70 close up the balance OF our quota.
short Speeches, Report OF Committee SC
Remember THIS EfENiNG, at * O'Clock, at SPRING
GARDEN INSTITUTE
The satterlee (west Phtadelphia) Hospital Band will
discourse patriotic music. II
R4g@ TENTH wARD.-THR LOYAL CITI.
zens OF Tie Tenth Ward will assemble on
SATURDAY EVENING, at o clock,
At BROAD and RACE Streets,
10 march 20 the Grand Mass Meeting to be held in
pendenCe Square. In favor Of
LINCOLN, JOHNSON. AND LIBERTY.
BY order OF the Ward Association,
A. H. FRAHCISCUS President
WV r. LERps, Secretary. IL
k%~ THIRD PRECINCT - FIFTEENTH
Ward.-The citizens In favor OF a vigorous prose-
euon Of the war and ofsustalnng the present Admnls
traton IN It's endeaNors TO suppress the existing Rebellion
VII assemble NJ the northwest corner OF COATES and
RIDGE AVENUE, on Thursday evening, September s. at
division. Wv
A. D. Davis, Thomas ColiAday,
X; Evans, Jabez DuhAdawAy,
william Hughes, John Hagey,
Henry l.. Smith, James o. Conrow,
Isaac Z. Pearson Edward Wallace,
w. II. kemhle, John q. Dyke,
Christopher Hughes, charles Hubs
fhllp Watson, Charles Asronson. II
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF TH1s LOAN.

IL ASAuoSAL sAvisGs BANK, Offering higher rate,
Of interest than any other, and the best security Any
savings bank which pays depostors in United States
Notes cOnsdsra that I. is paying in the best circulating
medium Of the country, and pay In anything
better for It's own assets eAOr Government aeoar
ties or in notes or bonds payable Government pApsr
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RT- DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS u.
IsAaes, NJ D., Professor Of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appartAinng TO the above beI with
the utmost success Testimonials from the raoSt roabie
In hs city and country be seen n his onioo
No oil PINE Bueet Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for eKAminAsn Ofee hOuFs froui 10
uA,M.,a R1P,A. He. ~ bE1E stSSot. RaI-lm
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TREAs AsURY DEPARTMENT,
AUGUST q, 1864.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF THREE YEARS SEVEN
THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER /, 1861.

Holders of Sevsn-Thlrty Notes. dated October l. 1861
are hereby notified that they may be presented Imms
datey in amount, to be exchanged for Six Per Cent
Bonds falling duo after June 30, 1891.
The interest the seven-Thrty Notes will be settled
up to date Of ofmaturity October l. and tho Six Per Cont
Bonds viii bear rnl coupons from Jply1
The adjustment Of Interest will be made by doductIng
from the amount of interest found to be due the Seven
Thirty Notes up October the Interest the
Blk Por Cent. Bonds Juy to October /; the balance
viii be transmitted by the Trcasursrs cola draft mue-
dlately upon settlement
The following regulations In relation to endorsements
must be carefully Observed
Where notes transmitted for settlement were Issued
payable order and held and transmitted by tho
original owners they must be endorsed by them PAY to
the Secretary Of the Treasury tor redemption and bonds
will lsIuo In their name
Where notes payable 10 order held by other parties
than the original owners must have tho endorse
of the original owners also be endorsed by tho
present owners Pay to the secretary Of the Treasury
redemption"
For issued In blAnk endorsed "Pay the Score
tAry the Treasury for redempon bonds will be issued
10 the parties tranSmittlns om and in such
they may direct
When notes endorsed transmitted by attorney
administrator, executor, other agent, they be
accompanied by duly cerred copy certificate Of the
authority under which he In all by letter
stating tho kind Registered clupon aud the denomnA-
ton Of the Six Per Cent. Bones wanted In exchange.
When Registered Bonds ordered parties should state
which OF the following pac"s they wish the interest
paid, VIZ. New York. PLn'drlphia, Boston baltimore.
New Orleans, Chicago, s. L,uIs or Cincinnati
". q. FE8sESDEN,
auSO8w secretary The TrOAsury
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rs EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU-
NICIPAL TAXATION.


But aside from ali the advantages have enumerated,
special Act of Congress sremptS an bonds and Treasury
notes from local tara0H. On the average, ths sxsmP-
tion worth about two cent per annun aeeordnst0
the rate OftAxatlOn in various parts Of the country
1t is believed that no securities offer 50 great Induces
ments to lenders those issued by the Government In
all other forms Of indebtedness the faith or ABILITY OF
private parties or stock companies separate eommnni
ties, only 4. pledged fOr payment, while the whole pro-
perry Of he country bsd the discharge Of all
the obligations OF the United states.
srBsomr1IoSs WILL BIZ REcEIyED by the Treasurer Of
the United States, Washington, the several Assistant
Treasures ana designated pepOslsAriss, and blythe
FIRST NATIONAL BANK on PHILADELPHIA. PA.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF OFPHILADELPHIA.P PA.
TBRD NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
BY all National Banks which are dspOaarss Of Ezbis
money aud tause-H
ALL REsPEcrABLE BANKS AND RAaAEks
Throughout the country win stvs nirthof nio1n,'n ana
AFFoRD EVERY FACILITY TO sUbscRn'HRg
... .r.... nsa.I afrIf nfi HtAA
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POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
HEAR WHAT MIR. JOHN II. BABcoCK SAYS.
-, No. lo1s OLIVE Street, !

No. lO7S OLIVE Street, I
Phladelphia, January 22d, 1868
Or. wlshart Sir ;I Is with much pleasure that am
able to inform you that, by the Of your great
American Dyspepsia Pills, have been entirely cured OF
thai most distressing complaint Dyspepsia. had JOen
grievousy afflicted for the last twenty eight years and for
ten yeaIs that time have not been from its pain
week at time. have had II IN It's worst FORM aud
have dragged most miserable exsience-n pain day
and night. Every kind Of food that ] ate hlled with
and palm II mAttered how light how sa the
Quanlity. continued bechng sure To follow. ld
no appetite for any knd Of meats whatever, and my DIS
great for several months before heard Of
your Pills. that frequently wished for DEATH had taken
everything that had heard OF for Dyspeps without
ccVing any benoht; button your pills being recommended
TO by who had been cured BY them concluded 10
give them trial, although had faith them To ruy
utter astOnishmcni, found myself getting better booTe
had taken one-tourh of box and, amer taking half
a weH man, and can eat anything eish and ENJOY
hearty meal three times day, without noonyonenos from
anything eat drink. II you think proper, you
liberty make this public and refer to win cheer
fully give all desirable Information to any who may call
on me. Yours respectfully, JOHN IL. BABCoCK.
For sale at DR.. wISHARTs Medical Depot, No. 10 N.
SECOND Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Price dollar per
box. Sent by mail, nee ofchargs, on receipt price
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HAVE YOU CONSTANT PAIN AND
UNEAsHEss AT THE PIT OF TnE sToMAUH2
Read the next column
Have you FlAtulenee and AcldityS
Read tho next column.
Have you Costiveness and Loss Of Appetites
Read the next column
Have you Gloom and Depression Of splritss
Read the next column.
Have you Diarrh@A with Gripng'
Read tho next column.
Have you Pain in all pArS ofthe systemS
Read the next column.
Have you Choking and sufooAHon?
Read the next column.
Have yoS ConsumptlvO Symptoms and PalpitatIon Of
the HeartY
Read the next column.
EAve you Cough with Phlesm in the ThroSLe
Read the next column.
Have you Dlmness Of Vision and Headaohsr
Read the next column.
Have you all any of the foregoing SymptomSr
Then read the great of Dyspepsia performed by
DIR. WIsHART's DYSPEPSIA PILLS
AND PINB TREE TAR CORDIAL,
In the next column.
DON'T FAIL TO READ TUE NEXT COLUMN
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DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA!

L. Samuel ID. Haven, have been great sufferer with
chronic dyspepsia and Inflammation OF the kidneys for
three years employed three or four OF the most eminent
physicians Of Philadelphia, also of Burlington county
New Jersey, They did all Tor me they could but all tDO
purpose was constantly nled with awful pain and dis
My tongue was covered with white coating Of mucus
until II cracked In large furrOws dreA1uly
oh ofttimes wished death 10 relieve Of suffer
ings had lost all hope OF ever being well again.
made IL subject Of prayer 10 God that he would direct
10 some physician medicine that would cure me,
told 10 read an advertisement OF Dr. Wharts In the
Philadelphia LEDGER, OF great made upon Mr. John
BabcOCk of No. l0lS olive street, Philadelphia, by the
great American Dyspepsia Pills. went TO the Doctor s
office and placed myself under his tire atmen and told him
II no failed Il would be the last effort would
make II has been weeks since commenced the use
of his medicine, and am now well man, free irOm All
pain and distress, and can eat three hearty meals dy
with comfort and feel perfectly we Dr. Wishart want
you 10 publish my case want every poor dyspepuc
suffering was, TO call me, and VIII tel them OF
the great cure have received nom your Sui-
cine. SAMUEL D. halHN
Corner ofYenango and Lambert streets near hchmoni
street, formerly from WHghtstown bufnns'oh county
New jersey
DIR. WIsHART's oaise No. 10 N. SECOND Street
The above are a few among the thousands which THIS
great remedy has saved nom an untimely grave. We
have hundreds OF letters om ply soans and druggists IN
an parts Of the oouHtr saying that they never prescribed
or sod medicine which gave suoh universal satisfaction.
DR. Wsharrs Pine Tree Tar Cordial and Dyspepsia Pulls
are sold by Druggists everywhere sS
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AUCTION SALES.
WANTS.

MAoKEYs AUCTION ROOMS, No. Szs
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

a. FOR SALB.-S50,OOO WORTH IN GOOD
- Houses, large and small terms to suit purchasers
either with without iueumbrauca for cash and GOOD
trade. Inquire or from 10 10 ~ o. clock A. NJ,
THOS, NJ. PLoWMAN No. 2D7 g. FOURTH Street
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k1H- OFFICE OF THE BRIGGS OIL
hIS Company, No Ia :. FOURrH Street Phil idel-
pi ia. September I, lsRIhe BOARD Of Directors have
this GAY declared the third mOnhy dividend OF ONE PER
CENT ON the capital stock, payable on the Sh inst.
The ITsnsfr Books willbe closed aer the th inst and
re-0rcncd on the 6th A.F. SABINE,
President.
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OUR COUNTRY SHALL BE ONE
COUNTRY.

The supporters Of the Union and the Constitution
friends OF our present National and State AdmlnstrA-
tons, and all In favor OF the recollection Of the HOSBsT
the ABLE, and the PATRIOTIC
, 1864-04-26
cDHM0E COUNCIL.
Tunnels under the Rlver---Resig-
nations and Appointmcnts---
The Official Vote So The
Unfen Ticket 80 Ahead.
CAPTAIN W. TURTLE CONFIRMED As
SUPERINTENDENT OFPOLICE.
Sidewalk 1nsProyemcnta-G Pc
fItionF for 1Rcrense of FAy-Ad-
vance In Wages Of Ftrenaen-
Passage of the Fire Alarm
Telegraph Order.

A regular meeting Of the Common Council vas
held last evening At the Council Chamber. Theirs
were prceent Ills Honor the Mayor and Aldermen
Hahu, 6chall, 8himp, Ellsworth. Roberts Barrett,
Gsl'qP; IG, kann' Sheridan, Walsh, McDonala comIs
leg, Bond, Gasiaeld. Caesiemsn. Armstrons. ~ Ruh,
Sullivan, ShHfe!dt, Woodnan,
The minutes OF the preceding regular meeting
and the special meeting were rad and approved.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
A petition from the Chicago Tunnel Compsn7.
ipeo5porated 6y ct Of The General Assembly 81
the StAte 0! Illinois In 1855, representing the i'm.
portanee Of tunnelllng under the 7ver. aud accom-.
panied ~ an g1antin: consent to tha
Boarii Of Public n Wofks. ~ ~''>
The petition Of Martin Mnlnhoppcr xna Joachim
TO the judiciary Committee.
Petition Of citizens in relation to the Magdalen
A4ylnm ~ a 1efeTsd to co%mittse On Finaace
e1c4sed compensation, Was referred to Committee
Petitiop OF Matilda G. Goblin and Niles 1.n-
The sesisnsssoa q j. ". Connect, Fish Inspect
OF, TRe received and accepted.
APPOINTMENTS.
The Mayor asked the confirmation OF John ..
Taylor az Fish 1nspectors The nomination IVES
The Mayor then horc in communication from
the Board Of Police announcing the appointment
Of Niham Turtle ~ Superintendent
AID Holden moved to lay over and publ1th.
Ald. Comisky moved to 1sy that motion upon
the liable.
AID, Holden inslsted that this Communication
should be treated &e any other communication.
uotte-scnee called the gentleman to order.
AID. Holden again Insisted and read the provls.
ion Of the Charter IL relation thereto, hut the chair
pcremptor11y told hin, to take his seat,
The motion Of AID. NoodmAn to coufEm the ap-
pointmeut prevailed By q vote OF II to1. The Re
publican members Of The Board, with one excep.
uon, rctnsed to vote.
Uoye.fr then nominated William T. Hughes as .
member Of the Board Of Guardians Of the Reform
School.
Aid. Holden, moved that the appointment be re-
fezred to an appropriate committee.
The Mayor decided the motion out OF order.
Aid. Holden appealed fom the decision or the
chair. Lost.
The question recurring On the confirmation oi
II. T. Hughes, It was carried BY strict party
vote. .. -
The Mayor also nominated Michael Tiernan tt
the anne position, and this nomination Was alst
confirmed.
ELECTION RETURNS.
The Clerk presented the returns Of The reeen
~
, 1864-04-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Tho Interior Aspect OF AHA1Fs.

Erwprns, April 22.-Governor Vance. who is .
cerGJntc for reelection, has been in Lee army
On ~ eect!onecEing tour. 4 correspondent M os ihs
resolved 10 suspend AM, Of our men who vote for
Holden, By The .huznh.," orer which the Raleigh
is,f1y inoiEnsnt and prsaists tho de1sas OF
Jaues ii. Leach, peace man. ~ elected to the
Confederate Congress hom the sth Distract In this
state by la1Re majority; -, n.r,on
ii cuarrei over the blockade running steamer Ad-
rance. which belongs 10 the State Of North Caro-
lima and makes regular trips beswesn Mil@lnstou
strsmere ahal carry part Of their cargoes at Gov.
erpment priccs, and sell them at the same price.
Gov. Vance informs Da.as that :. these steam.
norris anil bring clothing mud supplies IL hor troops
he mssIs, can have no voice 10 the mst.er. Vance
tsys these steamers not only enaele him to slo,ao
arm snd equip the troops Of this State ~ vel! q
enrnlns of seFera millions to the State Treasury.
, 1864-04-26
Matters at Mcmph1s-Gcn. Hur}but,s
Successor

[FT0M the MeMphtE Aptea1, dpfH IA
Major General Washhurn has been ordered to re-
place Gen. Hurlbut in this department He ls now
probably cn his way to this Place. Those who know
graduated In having euch a man sent here. He Is
spoken ofas man inaexihIy honest. whom, even
cotton cannot corrupt. We arc assured that bis
are unbounded- be bas no sympsthes With its
enemies and will not wink at thelr machinasfons.
Also, that he ia too astute to be Imposed upon BY
Such are The qualities required In Memphis and
their full exercise OF but operate to her adyan-
tage md regeneration. With warm support for
t1ne loyal sentiments. Union processfons, and
Onion meetings, may become once more common
events In the city. Such IN advance ofcorrect SEN
tfruent will be valued,