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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-14
THE BATTLE OF WNCHEsTER.-The
Indiananolis .Journal saws :

THE BATTLE OF WNCHEsrER.-The
indianapolis Journal says:
During General Sheridans stay here
he was conversing with few friends
touching his military experiences and
campaigns, when he said: 'There is
mighty sight of romance and a great
many interesting episodes connected
with the war that the historians never
get hold of. For instance there has
been a great deal said about the battle
of Winchester, little affair in which
had a hand Well, it was pretty
square fight, but do you know that bat
tie mas fought on the strength OF infor-
nation which / obtained from young
lady in the town Of Winchester, and if
the rebels had known she was giving it
to me they would have hung her in a
minute 1 was very anxious to get
information of the rebel strength and
movements, so as to know just when
and where to strike them, but / did not
know how to get it. Finally, heard
of Union young lady in Winchester
who could be relied upon if | could get
word to her. Her name was Miss
Wright. | think she is in the Treasury
Department at Washington. But the
trouble was to communicate with her.
One day / heard of an old colored man
living out side of my lines who had a
pass to 90 into Winchester to sell veg
etables. l sent for the old man, and on
talking with him found him loyal, as
all the colored folks were, you know.
Finding he could keep secret, | asked
him if he would undertake to deliver q
letter to a young lady in Winchester.
The old fellow said he would; so wrote
letter on thin tissue paper, and rolled
it up in tin foil 1t made ball about
as big as the end of your thumb, and l
told the old man to put 1t in his mouth
and deliver it to Miss Wright in Win
chester. lie went off, and i'll about
two days came back with an answer
rolled up in the same piece of tintoll. |
found that had struck mighty good
lead, and I followed it carefully till |
got all the information | wanted. She
gave me more important information
than / got from all other sources and l
planned the battle of Winchester almost
entirely on what l got from her. She
was nice girl, and true as steel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-14

A dispatch dated June 8, 3 T. d.,
saws: ..An interview between General
Davis, Captain Jack and Schonchm has
lust terminated. The Modoc says he
was melted to this cruel warfare by Al
len David, chief of the Klamaths. lie
also denied having killed Gen. Candy,
and laid the blame OH his boys. Schon-
chin told the same story.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07
EVENING SESSION.

Senate called to order ut y o'clock,
Lieut.. Governor, in the Chair
Bills authorizing the Commissioners
of the county of Arson to levy Il special
tax passed its third reading, and Of
the counties of Brunswick, Aiamance
and Wayne to do tie same, passed
their second reading,
Bill amending the charter OF thecity
of Wilmington III relation to the fire
departmental tat city was considered
Mr.. Norwood offered substitute for
the same-proposing that the Legisla-
ture should appoint a fire commission
OF seven persons, whose duty it hall
be to regulate the fire department.
MADISON, col, presented a petition
from the Mayor and Board Of Alder
men, protesting against Mr.. Norwood's
substitute, and he thought that should
be argument enough to defeat it.
Mr.. Seymour opposed the adoption
of the substitute.
The substitute was adopted by vote
of % to 16.
MADISON spoke in strong terms against
the passage of the bill as amended, as
being in opposition to the will of the
citizens of Wilmington.
MIR. Seymour opposed an amendment
to the effect that theproposed Commits
sion should be elected by the people of
Wilmington
Harris, COL, thought the bill unjust
and oppressive.
Mr.. Norwood thought the bill hadno
political bearing, and only meant to
place the fire department under good
and strict discipline.
Mr.. Durham said the Legislature,
under the Constitution, had the right
to govern the incorporated cities and
towns of the State.
Mr.. Humphrey thought the bill was
unconstitutional.
Mr.. Seymour wanted the members
to draw a politieal-issue upon this
measure if they thought tit. !
MIR. Seymour's amendment failed to
pass.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07

son, of Swain, Bryan, of Sampson,
Billiard, Byrd, Carter, Dicky, Freeman,
Cant, Gidney, Gilmer, Grady, Gudger,
Hammer, Haynes, Hinnant, Houston,
Johnston, Jones, of Caldwell, Jones, OF
Tyrrel, Joyner, Johns, Lindsay, Luckey,
Maxwell, McGehee, Mcneil, Mitchell,
Moring, Morrison, Norment, Outlaw,
Presson, Reid, of Mecklenhurg. Rich
ardson, Settle, Shaw, Shinn of Iredell,
Shinn of Cabarrus. Shackleford, Stan
ford, Stowe, Todd, Turner, Warlick,
Waddill, Watson, Waugh, Webb, WI
ley, Whitmire, and Woodhouse-57.
NAYs-Messrs. Abbott, Badger,
Bean, Blythe. Bowe, Bowman, Brown,
of Davidson, Bryant, Of Pitt, Bryant, OF
Halifax, Bryant, of Wilkes Brooks,
Carson, Copeland, Corson, Davis, Dud-
'ey, Dula, Ellison, Fletcher, Foster,
GOODWIN, Gray, Glyther, Hampton,
Heaton, Hughes, Jones, of Camden,
Jones, of northampton, Jordan. King,
Lloyd, Lutterloh, Marler, McLaurin,
Miller, Michael, Mizzell, Patrick,
Paschall, Perry, of Bladen, Perry, OF
Wake, Reid, of Randolph. Rhodes,
Sharp. Sneed, Winslow, Williamson,
Wheeler and Whisnant-49.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07
The bill failed to pass its third read

Inc Dlli ialiou W k'tsoo AUo tAAN Aoos~I
ing by ayes 16 to 25 nays.
Bill authorizing Commissioners of
Fayetteville to appoint receiver of
railroad taxes passed its several read
ings.
Bill Incorporating the Central Insur-
ance Company of North Carolina passed
its several readings.
Bill incorporating the Weldon and
Garysville Road and Ferry Company
passed it's several readings.
Bill incorporating the Cumberland
Savings Bank passed its several read
ings.
Bill Incorporating the town Of Fair
Bluff, in the countX of Columbus
passed.
Bill incorporating the town OF Casta-
liza, in Nash county. passed.
Bill to authorize the establishing OF
a-eentral place in the town of Bruins
wick to compare returns of elections
passed.
Adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THURSDAY. February 81, 1873.

On motion of Mr. Stanford, the bill
prob biting the sale of Intoxicating
LIQUORS in certain localities was taken
up, amended and passed its several
readings.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, of Orange,
the bill to protect farmer and planters
in relation to commercial fertilizers,
was taken up, and after quite lengthy
deba wa1, on motion of Mr.. Brown,
OF Mecklenburg, postponed until to-
night 81 8 O'Clock.
On motion OF Mr.. Settle, the res
oluton recently adopted impeach-
ing r. II. Henry, Solicitor of the 18th
District, wns taken up. Mr.. Settle
said ne was absent when the resolu-
ton was adopted He was surprised
that the Legislature should shoot at
such small game when there were
others, much higher in office, as liza
BE to the charge of drunkenness as
Mr.. Henry. The Leg. slature had re-
solved to adjourn on Monday and
-ou d not possibly try that officer by
hat time, and it was nothing more
than Justice to Solicitor Henry that
,,me action should be taken in tne
natter, and besides the question OF
| cost should be cons;dere He thought
| he House had better retrace its steps
IL this matter. etc.
After some debate, the resolution
was adopted.
On mot on of Mr.. Carter, the blu
ippropriatipG q State lot in the south
east part OF Raleigh and S., 900 to the
colored department of the.Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Asylum, was taken up and
| :las9pd it's third reading
On motion of Mr.. Lucky, tho bill
to provide for additional accommoda.
ION for the insane, was taken up and
failed to pass its second reading.
The bill to incorporate the Ladies
Cooperative Association of Whining
son, passed its several readings.
The bill to incorporate the Old NORTH
State Life Insurance Company, passed
Is several readings.
Che bill to, repeal the act incorpo
rating tho Cape Fear Building Asso
ciatiou, was taken up.
Mr.. Richardson moved to lay on ths
table. Carried.
The bill in relation to the sale OF
liquor to minors, was taken up and, on
motion, was laid On the table.
The bill for amnesty and pardon was
taken up.
MI Haaton took the floor in opposi-
| lion to the measure.
Mr. McNei1 offered an amendment
exernpting from the provisions of the
| bill persons who have embeZzled money
appropriated to railroads, and also
e.zempting one Stephen Lowry.
The amendment was adopted.
EIr. Brown, OF Mecklenburg, offered
g provision, that all persons w>o were
not personally present at, and actually
participated IN, the crimes OF willful
murder, arson and burglary, or who
we're nos present 1T and did not assent
! 10 the decree or order for the same,
! shall have the benefit Of this act.
The rroviso was adopted by vote OF
yeas rs. nays 80.
NJ. Trivett offered an amendment
shat the provisions of the bin shall not
apply to larceny and robbery, which
was adopted.
The bill then passed its third read.
ing-veas 81, nays 45.
Adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07
SENATE.
FRIDAY. February %, 1873

NJ. Norwood gave notice that he
would introduce resolution to the
effect that the two Houses go into
e1ecut We session tomorrow at II
o'clock, in order to consider the mes
sage from the Governor transmitting
his nominations for the offices OF
the different State Institutions, undt r
the recent decision of the Supreme
Court.
Nj. Respass, Senator from theSecond
District, rendered his resignation, in
consequence OF being an officer of the
United States. An address was read
t, the Senate from that gentleman
bidding farewell to the Senators, and
expressing his appreciation Of the
courtesy with bis which he had been
treated.
Mr.. Troy introduced q resolution to
repeal an act exchanging the st ock held
by the State for b ,nds by which the
said stock was purchased.
Mr.. Morehead, of Guilford, called mp
the bill appointing time for submit
ting tie proposed const tutional amend
ments to the people. the same to be
submitted to the vote OF the people of
the State on the first Thursday in
August, 1878, passed its several read
iDgs.
Mr.. Humphrey introduced resolu-
ton concerning the exhibitions of maps
and descriptions of the State at the
Worlds Fair at Vienna. Laid over I'M
der the rulec
The amnesty bill was transmitted
from the House with amendments.
Nfr. Seymour offered an amendment
providing that the provisions of the
same shallnot refer to any member of the
Union League, Red Strings or Heroes
OF America.
Referred to Judiciary Comm ttee to
report at onca upon an amendment
made by the House
The omnibus" liquor prohibition
bill w $ reported from the Committee
of Conference of the two Houses, EN-
bracing various amendments. Con-
Cured in.
Mr.. Allen reported from the Judici-
airy Committee the Amnesty bill.
Mr.. Seymours amendments to ex-
cuse certain parties was lost-17 yeas,
20 nays.
The House amendments were con-
Cured in.
Bill concerning the working of the
Penitentiary convicts upon the West
ern Division Of the W. n. G. r. r.
Passed
A bill amending the School Act.
Passed.
Mr.. Murphy, resolution appoint
ing DR.. VIM. r. Sharp and CAPTAIN C.
B. benson members Of the Board of
Public Charities. Adopted.
The Revenue Bill was put upon its
third reading, and after being amended
SO that the Register of Deed be entitl-
ed to fifteen cents for each return
made by any merchandise be paid
by the county-with some other
amendment Of q minor character, it
was passed.
Bln concerning the establishment of
an institution in Raleigh for the color
ed Deaf, Dumb and Blind passed its
several readings. It authorizes the
appropriation of 5000 for the cree
ton of suitable building for the Iur.
pose on q portion of the public
grounds in Raleigh. Bill passed its
third reading by 20 ayes, 9 nays.
During the debate upon this bill,
Messrs. Murphy and Scott made warm
and earnest appeals in favor of the I'M
fortunates who it was sought to benefit.
Resolution providing for deficit in
the Treasury. Authorizes the Treas
Urermtos borrow sum not to exceed
$Ix0 600 Passed it's several readings.
pr the relief of the Deaf and
p ropriating SO, 600
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07
"a Cond Used from the Raleigh News
LEGISLATURE OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 26tn, 1873

WEDNESDAY, Feb. Goth, 1873.
AIr. Flemming, bill in relation to
the Western North Carolina Railroad.
This resolution empowers the Commits
aioners named. Joseph ii. Wilson,
Mathew L. Manly and Walter l..
Steele, to confer with the parties in
terested in the Western North Caro-
lima Railroad, and if they and the par
ties to the second agree, then, under
order of Court, the Commissioners
may sell 2oe,adente lite for cash or on
credit, reserving the funds to be pro-
perry applied, and take assurances for
IS onnno' elton to the Tennessee line.
Referred.
+. .ssI. seymour, bill in regard to the
gro c-'s;-r of cotton in Craven county.
Referred.
M. ..iorellead, of Guilford, bill to
submit the proposed constitutional
Amendments, recently passed by the
General Assembly, to the people OF the
State for their ratification or reiec ion,
the eaid amendments to be submitte!
on the first Thursday in August, 1873.
The vote upon the same to be com
pared bv the Governor, Secretary OF
State, Treasurer and Auditor, on the
Llr3J MONDAY LII ItSSiupC1, 4c'c-
l{r. Humphrey moved that tine bit
be referred to the Committee on Cor
stitutional Reform, with instructions
to report the bill in such manner a
to have the amendments submitted
separately to the people.
Without any action being taken, OF
motion, the matter was passed over
informally.
The bin was adopted as it came
from the House until section 25, Glass
c, was reached, which section refer
70 the taxes to beimposed upon forelg'
fire and life insurance companies
After lengthy discussion. the Senat
finally decided, by vote of Is to 10
to nuke the taxes to be imposed b.,
the State upon all such companies TIVE
per cent. upon the gross receipts de
rived from the premiums charged TO
insurance obtained In the State, excep
under certain circumstances, and allow
ing the counties to impose slmIla
tax.
Pending further consideration of tn
bill, the Senate adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %.
The bill to continue, N force an act
to levy special tax in Cumberland
county passed its third reading, yeas
4S, nay %.
The bill to amend the act concern
ing inspectors i'll the city Of Wilmington
was taken up and passed its several
readings.
The resolution in favor OF Judge Jas.
L. Henry, paying him $3.50 for holding
certain Courts, was taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Benefit further
consideration of the matter was post
poned until the next session of the
Legislature Adjourned.
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EVENING SESSION.
WEDNESDAY,, February 26.

Senate called to order at 7:30 o. clock,
Northumberland Brogden IN the
Chair.
Resolution for the relief of the VIII
nincton and Weldon Railroad Com
pany refunding 81, 500 % of taxes paid
by that Company under protesting
Z. s. Supreme Court having decided
IL favor Of the Company in similar
case was taken up.
The bill failed to pass by q vote OF
80 nays to ayes.
Adjourned.
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SPECIAL.
Schenck's PulmGnic Candy

R~1@ Schenck's PulmGnic Candy
w. embraces in gre a. ii gree All IN
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Shile A. pleasant tot tt a the pur. S. OF
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fitcrna' in cou ghs. ,O.ds. i"o rh'Al and II
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VOICE, it - nd;si en- able.
rh So c.ndi are put up IN. % cent boxes
cODve' ienT the Iror ket ami Tor ea!e BY
All druggists and dra rrs
J Fl. SCHFNCE Il son.
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feb % 4S Nv
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CANCERS CURED
3y DR.. kLiNE's
wonderful Cancer AlidOteS,

which DESTROY ant rern,va the rsrcar ,cifio,st
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tie SYSTEM
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siatexacnt Of FarbOr0 Branch.

I, s. u. Wallace. Cashier Of thu Bank OF New
Hanover. do sole mnIy swear that the above
stat ntnts are co; re'-t 10 the beet OF my know.
ledge and belief.
). n. WAL:.ACE. Cashier.
Subscribed and worn to before me this
twelfth day ~ February, 1875
ISAAC BATE,
No,nry Public.
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North Carolina.

North Carolina,
oSSLOw COUNTY,
SUPERIOR CoCRT-FALL TERM, 1872,
Durant I. Rhodes in his own hshait- ans. In
behalf of such other creditors. OF the late
White d. Humphrey, dec = a. as rn4y
unite Ia and cont ibnte TO th4& aston, PLAIN.
iii,
against
Nathan s. Humphrey, W D. Humphfev. Hstv
). Cox: wife Of Cader g. Cox, and Others,
Defend Ants.
''cEEnI,oR's pILi..'
Ordered by the Court, that NJ iica,tcn he
made Tor SIX successive weeks At the Court
House dear in Jacksonv lie, \. -. and at TREE
other p9h.ic lace s. tbs county OF Ons,oE
and sis' in the Weekly edition O.; the VIII,
MIN9ToN .oCRN H. nUtifS ing sli creditors of
the late White ID. Humphrey, deceased who
may join In and contrihnte to this action of
the filing OF this bill d the puT poses for which
It Ia ftaln"d. and al Using the 10 appear at
the Office OF the CLERK OF the Supercr Court of
on-low county on or he fore the 18th day of
February, \. D., 1872, prepared to make n
proper exhibit and rOef 81 their claim g ps;n,t
said EstSte, and m Ike themselves parties nlaip.
tin to this proce. ding # they 81 oil elc 10 do
SO; and on their failure. to do THE they win he
declared Of all participation In the fund that
may be derived pn1 suant TO this proceeding
1900: Given under nv hand and seal Of
seal: ONCE in Jacksonville. This 9th day
:.-....: OF Jsnuarv, A. D., 1873.
A. @. HIGGINS, c. s. c,
Onslow Coan'y.
Jon w-6w
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This e to GRITTY that 1 Eas tHil.f Eton BY
Messrs. j. Miles EuDt2V s 1aw 10 visit Mr..
Marcar-t T.. DEhrs- - december. 1871. upol
her arrival In t'Ulca-Ler ana fOand h"r -u:t-r
ing with a large tuDor, o"-trn ring The vis:oc
and extending below tGF' tlpI"r lip. GiagHo-.G
the cas- TO be q kosc CtsilcrT- +iessr-- Hun eY
& Tsw then ade All ap nlication ri their Car
Ger Remedy. From Llis iim- io-t sight The
case until to-day, Dcce mher !tG. en- -
sgain raiie'! mon 20 vistt the patient ! found
her much inII'roved IA general health. and
wi; hopt any trecs Ct tie lancer. / Consider
the case radically cuFeo.
VII. MOuRE, ND.
FEES from s25 TO s5G0.
dec iI-~-3cI
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~ The CRsArEsr I'D no: ErTFc-Ivx
Steel p .oa iS. ast.
~ Ir,oas TIE goRs OF T.-o FLc-s w.r4
OEe MAN AMI Oss HoEsS.
1t runs shallow. ts easily gu;det. sod Is ;!sh.
to the Eo-se.
II Is made of Wrought steei, s-d 4. ort;ss.
two ordinary PIowf.
It weeds Potatoes, and epiares the ,ertl. IN
the Hill at the ssEJs time.
It.can he used la well prepared SOL, k;-i
is equally coed fcC CstI"u. cor" and Got .:1.-
All who Daye n.-i = - ,isaSri With ;.
at u ti.c h.'cs for ,,'U~ru- V..uas ,c!.on !
ave ever u<et.. -. CT a. ~ AtSoa.
at saves tee labor at osie brrNe And plo,s
and tvs hoe hsr'is-'-iLDsa q. ". H"rIAa
J. % CAReoI'. F:t. -sye:--'Sotar ss,hsys
used it, II g. IL al = he:e "
HA4rKp WIiIrs~s Esl.. stys:--'sG: caves
he Labor 81 enc here a1I Gsnd =
- A. b. FAF QCEAE- vi krow ct To-
Cultivate embracing 'U many soad poi, u.
e., SO well fdspe-d - voriing :ts ...-,.t Ia
he say ers' stec6s ct Re gro IL.
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5 Cents Reward.

lotk Of January. bound tco!oreol lhl named
LOUISE. / hereby forewarn all persons
from hsrbHrinG or trusting her my account.
T.W. ROYEIS
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q. -. GUAM Nc. .Caziiss
DIRECTORS
JAMES ID REDMOND, FRBp PHILLIPS, " @
LEWIS, MATHEW wEDpELL.
Issues Certificates OF Ds post bearing interass
Is authorized by Charter to receive on de-
rosit mol eys held in trust by Executors, Ad-
ministrators, Guardians. &c SC, SC.
Sells Checks at lar on New York. Baltimore,
Richmond. Petersburg and ali Il cities and
towns In North Caroline
Buys and sells c"ccks in sums to suit on Great
Britain. Jr s,anu, German, France. &c.
Buyr AN setis v,u.,,. Silver, Bank Bills,
Bonde, st cks &c Sc
SItct At .enIion gwen 10 ftie orders ana re-
Vies.
~ - a5S-pa-tf-d&
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NOTICE !,

Application will be mail ia .h@ Pre.,da,.
an Board OF DIRECTOR al III H,ttsi {.,o,in
Railroad Company ~ ess~u i =. rI;ec.,
for one share of s"rk .s.id Eorn;.xnv 80.
certificate having beer. 's,-f ''
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