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Ayers Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fcvcf az Fever aud Aa4c Esmittett
Fsvsr. Chill Fe,er, Dumb que, Periodical Head
ache or Bllloas Headache, apd bilious fc-
vsrs indeed Tor the whole cla~r = iis
ea-es o. ignaiing ln hillary derangt-
n.ui caused by the Malaria y
Mia-matc Countries.
W. are enabled here saser the comm unity a
remedy which. while IL cures The above complaints
wt,h CERTAINTY {. still perfectly harmless h sny
quantity. such remedy Is Invaluable IA districts
where these affecting disorders prevail This eure
exres tho mlssmstic poison - Fever and Ague from
the system. aud prevents the dcfeiVfmeut q. Tie
dt.ea- III ;act the approach q ifS rrefnon-
tory symptoms II y not 0oiy the ocst remedy c.eT
vet discovers Tor this class II complaints, but also
the chespe-'. The large quantity We SUPPL. for
,llar brIuf- within the reach II eNVfl '-i,, aud
IA hi0a IA. districts. where Fever aud Agae lieial-,
every body should have a and u-e AZ irels both ior
cure sid protection. A great ruicrlorifs II tair
remedy ,,er any other discovered % the rl---
dy aud certain cure 81 lutersattens y thai II con-
tainr 10 Quinine mineral consequently u tfdu-
CO. no asni-fn uf other inlurlun' elects whatever
uls,n the constitution. 1ho-- cured ~ Il are len
hc.i'hy - II they had never lad ths disease.
Fever AMI Aguc j. not alone the oonscquenoe 4 'he
mias.natc y-.-..n great variety of dis"r"r- arise
from a.. irritation. among which AZ"
Neuralgia Rl,r,ImA Aii-n. Gout. H,adaelA B,tnsncs-.
Toothaehe Eagachc. Catarrah, Asthma, iapi-
iaiiou. Painful An,<tion q the Spleen, Hy-
t.fies Pain IN tho Bowels Cuiic Paralysis
aud p-rangeineut If the stomach,
An a which ~he. originating in this cau-e, put
the Intermittent typ. 81 t-c"me Icr'cdioa This
s.Crn, .xt.l- the poison from The blood, and con
seou.ttN cui,, tl.rsn all alike. II j. invaluable
pre,estiCn e. immigrants and pcrsons travelling o.
,e,p,..rsril, residing In the mfarous Districts II
tak-n occasionally daily while eSI--cd 10 tho In
fcrn, that ~lli L. rNcrcl'~i ifom thr ~ ten" and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity T. r.Ien
into dise... ucaee - y even morc valuable FOR
,r t..rfior Than cur. aud vii -uirr from
intermificni- II thsN avail ih"m-'i's~ g iho ~,
lection this r.medA sntffi-.
n<.- t.,.t.,t.l g., In a. AiFRS co
fsN.li Ns--ssiu-etts.
All cur ri..rili.- ta. 90 -'ir iy j trSfNGItsN,
+ NJ D,s>t.la. .ii3 is 81 - i-i~ IA lrrr.
Haut'
whsle-si, ,. AfisSA Co, rirriurafi
Inni-si-,fn-~sa"
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he Weekly Express

sx-rhere WI ~ y, deviation from the above
So Aa,~rti.eu,eufs palil>hed IN both pcily AMI
,veeix viii b are-t the fan Daily rats with me
haIf Il the weekly rate, ii,if-i-
CHARLES CRUFT. FRoE.
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AssErs A

ASSkTS
Cash BHlnnfe Ia Bank, Is 90- 80
Bonds and Mortgages being first lien On
Real Estate. worth ~ least sl so7 800 ooe o.
Loans on Stocks, payable demand,
tmarket value IL securities slsT s-9 50 la 800 90
Bank stock. market vanr) ~ SIS 90
United States Treasury Notes, lmarkct
value. l03. .3g3 20
Brooklyn City Water Bond-, O25o 90
North Carolina State Bonds market Vail I $50 90
Missouri State Bonds (inarkci yalue), 1900 90
Real Estate, No. W all street G5 SOS al
Interest due on lst January. 1861, fof
which t22 $50 u has since been reed, a7,1c3 81
Balance In hands of Agents and In
OF transmission from Agents. on lst Of
January (cf which Sli sd II h.. since
been received. c.soe 10
Bills Receivable Tor Premiums GA In
land Risks. ss.es3 %
Other Property, Miscellaneous Items, 500 90
Premiums due and uncolleci.d roll.
cies issued at Office, $50 Is
Total, si,4s5, ,4os -
cHAHiKs J. MARTIN, rzssprsr,
A.. wI.rNARTH. v.ov PH,urrS-r
J. MILLION SMITH, srcRErsNs.
~
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y. r. AIlRN. ave
Tcrre -Haute, Jane u. i-si i-e~3s
r She expenses n his war as cosnr I'D ~tt.
III expense .or issa'ari 80 sAow a s-.-rra.. 81
- f2o.
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\ NEW ARTICLE
Eoback's Stomach 6itters

Dew and delightful Stornasir afrl f.ryfIaI g.
giving tone T. the Stomach, and Zoe he rfrvsDu a.
bilious complaints Incident 10 the Western coumr,
Try "a
A. mordng drink. 70 assist digr-ss,u and rslie..
Dyspef-ia. n has no ecua. Try A.
Ia ritos q - sal,cf.of o. al other nttste TN a
The ."fmuia - tLcre BitfcTs (i~c') he 80.
property Il nr, koback. originated with one ~ t.
oldest snd most elain NJ Meiio4l ractllloers -. IL
West and Il !. directly ffedioAt~d upon 10 wants ~
Western people.
Tbcse htisI- ferivc their T. -iDs frs NJ tie r,.sr
iu t"nic natorc Il the and hes % wiLch tb.y
are composed, snc as they .re, ~ A.aysag unnats
ufAl cravings ~ the stomach, directly rfoussige a
TEMPERANCE.
the r-ceeri pre- rieter Del a. "A ma ssrx tA~,
widely known, tbs public welfare l. suo><ssi
II viii .oou be ior sale hy al a IT, 20 aol'. ~
merous Agents ~ 10 -. tie c-,asl.r o>-I
lr IN" 10 shtime ortsrs viii be tllei tirec' n.
& Dcinnaii r. any quauut, and st - Iow 4 rates
IL - p ~ IL Quart hoiiles. and se.1Tc.s .ked t
o1c DIR CASE NJ dr. sample ra<s ~lti ~. -x,e
- pss-ei nai Int 10 Apy sadi - u desire
uet al pricc, per b"ttis, cr a.
for s5-
Pribcips oiiie- and sal~sro.sri Ia Farrth
Street, 81 building FROM Main street ClD lnnsf'
Ohio Laboratory. -. - HAJuInond ~ &
fOr ssle "a Nigo Coanty b.
7 n0NNKlLl. Tsfrc iiaats.
J. r. CCNIN6HSM
WI l. sHlkl, New Goshen
rk1Ek EuSklhll. Ccltr~sill.
And bs Druggists and Aef, ,hsuts s.1~sant
f throughout the United state and CanAias
oc1fvtf
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Compound Extract of sarsararilla.

Tho most ossciusl remedy which lhe nedcal skill of
0ur tluic~ devise for this cscrywl,fe prevailing
and fatal nalady. Il combined frhu the most active
fsiuciial- that have been discovered ief ihe eApW
{atioi a this foa de.,rder from "a. booc and tho
rsrsge uf ihc systcm from ii- drsirueihc sonre-
qucncs- HeIcs' Il should be employed fcr ihs cure
only Scrofuis. but all, those ether Affections
which ari.s from ii. such
Rfuptlse ant skin Diseases. -. .sntlony's Nre.
Ro-s, OF Erysipelas. f1uples, i.ustIles. ig.0ssh-
e. Bains aud lioil-. Iunors, Isttcf and Salt
isicuin, Scald Head. Mngwern. kheu.
rnatirm, Sylhiluc asd Nercareal
Di-esser, Dfop-y. Dyspepsia.
lehty, and, indeed, all
Complaints arising from
Nitatsd Impure
Blood
The pspular belief In 'impuIiiy u The biood' =
fsn1. n truth for ScrofuiA j. deg~ne- alton a the
blseSi. The particular purpo~e snd sirtac of tbe
saf,anarila Il 20 purify and rcgenefal, as Vital fa
ia without which sound health b Impossible in cou.
tntniuat.si constitutions
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

or He FIfIEENTH SEMI I-tNSCAL sy.B-E-
NKNI ~ N> condition ~ n~ Hphk LNST-
RdNrE c"sPfFf ~ thc tfty Of Nero fort.
on ne isf Jag ~ JaH@fry. al.
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, Ncw York


D"1Fd Ht"Htfa 10 - pr d"4
>i-cs ihe opeaing of ihi- ,a,i ai. ,,.ame.i.ou-
ia, lu 1854 IL has been thr .lnsle eales,.r . the
ropreisr- to make IL tb~ wosi -omrioou-. con
ven'eut ami carnscr,abIe home ior ~. cl'i1 aud
stranger oa thi- side the Atlantis
Aud whatever Ia, ss,ins-i likely to administer 10
81. confafs % .i. yue-,- they ss,. easeseorss.
without rcvaFl 70 s'-t g. rresiie anl 60 combine
al .hc element. Il os.,laa.i .ad -,-aai enjoyment
whieh meA.rn lr' has Invented AIT iasi.fa ,a.ie
approved ana ,he patroasge which .' ha. conin.an-
81 aurins tie pact .l> year, srsusins prasf
that ,he'r vlsrts have been appreciates.
10 meet tl,s eAigcisr,e. of,h- times when al are
reqairei e. practice n me.. risil ,eosaafg. ihc
an'isr-igucA
Have Reduced the Price OF Board In
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
an .ame 'i.ae abaslns reas of,s- la>ar... 'ih
Which their isla, aas h.iherte heen .uHisl
rgr ApwFii- wItir'oNg 4 so.
Neu YORK. SCI, e isal 1ne
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Ant al Dfnpgi.ls everywhere.
Ask fOR HKiNn0LDS TAkK No oTrER.
Cus ont The Advertisement cpd sent for &C.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND ExfosURf.
ualtx3m
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

rraaK-uAurk A RICHMOND RAILROAD.
Tfains t~ave. Ifaif% trfFf.
No l. 80. A s...... Nal. Nc. !. Si>. =. -
Ne :. As. s...Express. NJ. ,. las. a. -.
r.xRx HATH. stro~ IT toFIs KAfLROAp.
Trains issvr. Trains Arrive.
Na1 n - a Mall. 70 I. tfe > n
~. = teo. -. Fr't q Aoco -. ?. io.is. a. =.
KsASSvtftY AcrkwFoepSviftx nkitKosp
rrsirs Lrsxe. frNn> Arrive
xo 1 $50 -. 4. Accoua. ..- NJ I. a u. r =
N > les ~. Naii. -. = -.
RccxviLLK KxrKNsiov.
Tr<ln~ Leave. tfatns Nff>f-
xsl SIS -. Nal. n. J. siS. A =
Couneetous made p-ornpty - al ih~-e kea.ls
Nth connecting lines.
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LEGAL.

Annual Report Of the Auditor o' yis,
County.
)kiOkf e he Au.iirf a ! e. county. soc~7l..
IL he aiuelri rscstt.- aI-t Ai-lr~-l ~ Lifyesf
coumcuciss iuue II, A. o. fse9 -a1 c.f-,.r ~ "
ais A. D. ls6l. ilrlu-ist.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

PROM whstsx.r o.ose orr. -..E -. msn~f ~
How LoN@ STANDING.
All the above d-eaee- an. symptoms aisa a he
.r,e treatment snd rsy ginafe frofa the ssns
cause.
pFADi RFAn' GFADi
HFI.MBOI.D's BJCBU a. safe srd TleA-sot IN taste
.nA o-for hat inmrdiafe IN a. ecsiou-
Personally appeared lsfoTe ne a. Alderman ~ The
city q phnaseiphia, H T ufiNpoih, cherisi, vho
h,- doiv .-a--, Dos say that - pr~rsrafior con
,slns 10 narcotic mercury. ir1urf.u- rug - =
-, ,.~.t.fie n r. HFfnWlfn
- sole Msnufsrfgr~r
s..vr s-t -tl,-rrii.ef before me- th~ ~ dsy -
vovcrrher lSst. WI fblbh'1, Ai1ernifn-
Prlc. sl ,er ho''i.. - for - delivered 20 sry
A. ifr-s. -.
Prepared " H. r. hhLN.susD ~,
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RAGGACE CHECKED THROJCU-Nl
TRANSFERS FIRE.
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RECEIPTS
I'-'7 -" = = TT
DISBURSEMENTS

There ha. ,era es.,niy or-r. ..r.~n 81 "a, s., =.
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states OF Advertising In Daily.

f...i alssrsl-snlenss ffy cent. per square essh
s,,.-f.e,.rv arrangements saai- Nth tao-e ~he
Ni.h - sdtsrti-e by the ysaf' wa NE pHt".ss "
Iii - eonfned sirietly - thrii regular sa'ne--
.nf srlu f-sg esast>rtg ..
Asserti.esnsuts -ae .pecisi i-'s-s~ enias"n Vii
be eharg~'i t~o rriecs- 80,
,.1ss.s nss.ee- publi.hsd la sa~ ts.i s,an-. q
-. N,e. er nader siil - charged ~ each insffi"n
a. m over Ten llnes. a. cents Per lins.
Advertisements -~nt "a 80 =, -pe.,n-i u'r. vi
-ksv ai1rrsfloa 4 . staining adteftsfpisit VII
--'s.lf A. renewal % lie same. unie>- eiief~i-e
.rrre.i anon By contres'-
,.,.t1...nw sndidatss g. offe u every dr-ffiP-
80 vii ~ eharged g. % fog ~ssh name In he Daily.
49, - % In she Daily snd weekly, dtsffss tt fa-
stncf
Ns <rsuats.l- Advertisements ~haiessf
t.Aarxcs ~ll DC made for Inserting ne te'iess 81
al Orders. Societies. or A-.oeiauors a. i.n'N -.
foF eseh nasice noi esesedins se.s ,'n', =
o. y insertion. ever u o. hn~s al tbs rate
annoancinx deaths ~ith funeral notice att@che'i.
tf. without noticr, free.
xesre. n Festivals. Ficncz and KxcursoHs, gotten
us by indvIausi. as.ociatons, Or - sn"f'ns''
a. ree1lsr price =,
l~Ssl adserti-~mefn- Inherited Al hc expense q
Attorney. ordering 80 payment not !" o. aft'te',
20 hs iv.l trsee.slInrs bat cuiectahle Al TIC efuN
line Publ-her aerountsiie fot the accuracy "t
sgsf advertisement neYoud tie amount ensfss' TOT
their ruhlication
he Weekly Express
eubh.hei ever "Wednesday. at o. 80 per annun,
srSo p,-~r s~as si,hou, The money. eontlnu-
longer line than paid Tor.
oates oT Advertising I'm weekly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

INTELLIGENCE FROM THE WEsT.-B Fort Smith adj
vices to the 18th inst later information has been OBJ
tanned of the state of affairs among the Indian tribes
messenger had arrived at Fort Smith the evening
of the l6tb who reported that there considerable
excitement among the upper tribes, and that OPoTHEL
one of their disaeced Chiefs was at the head OF
about 1000 men. A large number of negroes belong
pg to Southern Indians, had away, and all the
men aud children have fled, and in the Choctaw
country. The Southern Indians threaten vengeance On
the Lincoln adherents
MIR Holmes from the Greek agency had also arrived.
He says that Col McIntosh's regiment IS moving up
towards the UPPER Creeks, and Col. Drews Cherokee
regiment also the march for that region 1t is ho
pad that the delegation sent by Mr. Ross to OPorHEL-
EYoHoHo will settle matters amicably. There is no
doubt but that Lncolns emssares have been at work
among the upper Creeks.-R1chmend Examiner,
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For the Journal.
For The Journal.
HEAD QUARTERS 18TH REGIMENT n. q Voc,
WILMINGTON. oct. 18th, 1851

% II neither more nor less than right fer one in
ogment to acknowledge for the information OF irenos
and as All act of justice to II citizens OF Wlmng
many kpdpesses that have been extended to us by
@ residens Of this place. We feel that We are among
rds We know that our sick, especially have received
attention at the hands of the noble ladies OF your
@ who have supplied innumerable necessaries and com
% such as their thoughtful suggested, and their
lind generosity prompted them to continue lhoSe "h0
be regretted the hasy prejudice OF one Of our
ber should have tended TO place the relations OF me
u1ant and the people of Wilmington in wrong hgGt
re the world by representing the latter az nhosplaDe
I dscourteous. But all that is past We are al ehga
ga in one glorious cause. ord the soldier continues 10
ne the inevitable hardshps incident to th's sugge ne
beered by the conviction that all the good ara nooe are
ord that among our truest friends, may count the
tho Sonh and not least among these the ladies' OF
tba town of Wilmington. AN I'm 'lANSi"l-1'
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DIED.

On the evening Thursday 18th inst at his residence
in Dupn County, DANIEL JOKES, Esq in the 18th year
of his age.
In Dublin county, n c., the zSh of Oct. at the real
dence of Dr. BENJAMIN F. Cobb Lieut.. W. W A. LOFTlN,
aged about years. The deceased suffered about three
months attack of typhoid fever which ne cotrc'
ted in camp at Graham N c.. he leaves wife anu five
children together with relatives and friends to mourn
their repaa loss 1t does honor to the memory OF the
deceased to mention the earnest and devoted patriotism
which he manifested in responding TO the a OF his coun
try for volunteers He joined Dr. G. b. Roberts company
NJ G. State Troops, of which ne elected Lieutenant
He often spoke of his great desire to his country in
the present struggle of which he unfortunately deprived
bv his untimely DEATH Reqtiescat IN pace. Com
At Mr. SWanns 10 Moore County on the I'D Of October
JCHN SWAMI MOORE, (son of Mr. James Moore, of
Wilmipcton aged about % years AS Is known to all his
friends he had suffering for nearly twelve months with
that dreadful disease, Consumption had visited Florida
last winter to try that climate, but all in vain be
SINK at st-ded without struggle-died in full faith OF
the Christian religion. As companion, beloved by all
who knew him virtuous, upright young man none ex
ceIed him as in all that delights parent heart he
had no ior Untainted by associations which too
often blast prospects of young men, he was lifted nigh
above all grovelDg propeDsities; elevated in sent
ment noble in nature, he won for himself sspu
tatiop amng companions which few youpg men have
acquired. No4
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eMIrHv1LIE, n. G., Oct. oath, 1861

You will please DO the favor to acknowledge
S your pa per- the many obligations Of the Both r. gi
c. Volunteers 10 the cit zens Of Wilmington for
mep acts courtesy and kindness extended
(and especially the sick during stay in your
town. is universal from the highest officer to the hum
g[t HTivate ranks. And, while frcm rO.ions q
G!carv omit mention individuals by name, who
detya in deeds OF charity, can assure them individual
hat hev will be mentioned ard remen bered too, by
% grateful friends in the family circles Of those whom the
Of affection had stricken down away frCm the con-
To the ladies' of Wilmpgon-to the Medical profession
N oe Soldiers Aid Society especially tie citizens gene
sor numerous acts Of hospitality and kindness, au
authorized and requested the sincere acknOw
sdcenents Of the 3Oth Regiment N. G. '.
EUGENE CRISSOM. 2 ct'g Surgeon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

On Saturday last, number OF Confederate tloors
arrived in Goldsboro, and are now encamped at the
Fair Ground. They consist OF Col. Woford's Regi-
ment of Georgia Volunteers and Lieut.. Col. Stovalrs
Battalion OF g. w. to which is attached battery OF
Light Artillery nineteen Companies in all The whole
of this force is uDder the immediate cammand Of Col
G. w. G. Lee, Abide Camp to the President.
These troops are under the most admirable dlsc pine
ard present very handsome appearance when On
parade and great activity and precision III drill both
the infantry and artillery G0ldsboro Tribune 9th ns
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

CoAL.--We glad to hear that after good many
dIsapp0ntments and delays the bringing down OF coal
from the Egypt niue has been resumed and that boat
load will leave here tomorrow morning, destined for
Charleston, via the Wilmington and Manchester rail-
road. The interruptions TO the business have been un-
fortunate, but we trust they overcome, and that
MIR. McClane, with his accustomed energy which has
sustained him through all the dlsappointments about
Deep River navigation and of re-damp explosions will
begin TO realize the full and profitable results OF bis
long and skitul aborS in unearthing the wealth Of that
wonderful region If State In these labors be has
persevered for years and deserves not only peculiarly
benefits bat grateful appreciation By those who are
interested in the prosperity and character OF State.
He is the only one, North South, who Las gone TO
work in scientific way. not content with skim
ming OF the inferior mineral at the out2roppirg (which
would only serve to damage the character of the rich
coal below but working his way, at great expense,
nearly 500 feet 10 the basin below.
1t is expected that in few days the quantity will be
sufficient TO require daily instead of riweekly train
OF cars. When the is finished to the mouth of
the Shaft the transportation will be greatly facilitated
And there are now about 400 HANDS employed upon the
~ miles TO that point by the three contractors, who
hope TO complete their and the road in Janu
airy nezt--Fay. Observer.
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THREE LITTLE FIGS AND BCBTAMED Sow."-A
Richmond correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury,
under date Of the 22nd says:
The drill yesterday afernoon, OF Ransom's Regi-
ment of Cavalry attracted large assSmolage IN spite
of the raw, windy weather. The President, hs wife,
and other celebrities were there None failed to admire
the drill but all execrated the infinitely doleful and ri
diculous tune they play but one played by the four
and twenty bugers That tune could not by any pos,
sbiity have been any other tune than the tune the old
cow died on
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RARE OPPORTUNITY {;

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, man thoroughly qualified
to take charge of SALT WORKS. and competent to car
ry and superinend the manufacture of Salt by oohg
evaporatng &C., &C. good salary and constant employ
went WiR be giuen.
For particulars, enquire at this ONCE
Get 20, AV'lss'-s-sW"
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. S0th, 1861.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 50th 1861.
The Legislature of Alabama met Monday the 2Sth
inst.
Mr.. Patton of auderdse was chosen President of the
Senate Mr. Crenshaw of Butler, Speaker of the House.
The Governor in his Message says that If the General
Assembly can devise pan to pay the tax without cpl
ectng from the people at present. he would recommend it
to be DONE not otherwise. He says the State has fully
twenty thousand in the of the Confeder
acy and Others organizing and that the State parotica
ly united.
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sEQUESTRATION NOTICE.
HAVING been appointed by the Judge of the District
Of tire Confederate States of America for the District
Of North Carolina Receiver for the District composed of
the counties of New Hanover Brunswick, Columbus Ba
den' Robson end Richmond hereby notify every Attor
ing controlling within said District any lands tenements
or hereditsmente goods chattels, rights credits
Tolerate States of America speedily to inform of the
and TO render into account thereof and far
practicable to place the in nv hands ANY person
wituly failing to do oil be 9, lily Of high nisdemea
nor and liable to be indicted, coneiced, afd and nlpris
cned as proUided by lao.
And also notify each end every citizen of the Confede
rate States speedily to give information las he is
CURED By aw) Of any and ali lands, tenements and hred
tsments rights and credits within the said District and of
every right and interest therein hd owned and possessed
enjoyed by or for any such alien enemy.
Office on Princess street. West door, JOURNAL Building.
CEBRU1Z GUITAR,
Receiver for the District comprising the counties of New
Hanover Brunswick, Columbus Baden Robson aud Rich
moDd
October GOTH 1861 4G-tfl0tf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

State Educational Association Of Nor,n.s.oro,,o.
The Annual Meeting of State Educational Associa
ton If NOr.hCerOna for the current YEAR will he held
in Greensboro, on Tuesday the 9th of November, ef
seven o'clock, p. NJ.
Delegates will De passed over the Railroads at half
are AID entertained during the meeting tree Of cost
IL nardy necessary to say that the unsettled condition
OF the country has prevented earlier meeting and
that the Executive Committee in fixing the time and
place. have endea to consult the convenience OF the
larger number OF the members of the Association.
The er suing meeting is one oil great Importance the
situation and hopes OF the country the most
active exertons Oh the part OF all who hold position of
responsibility towards the public aud never was there
time when teachers, authors and friends of education
should labor with better prospects of immediate useful
to the Stale
Its career OF nationality end upon the actors at
on the stage will depend under God the character and
future destiny Of this Y Dung Republic
No portion Of this generation hold places of more
importance than those occupied by the persons engaged
our educators will he fully impressed with sense OF
their obligations and rise 10 the dignity of the crisis in
which they placed.
We are happy 10 that the prospects Of our
Association were never brighter, and that by the
blessing OF Providence tie difficulties of the times have
not impaired lis powers OF useiuuess
{. II, WILEY, Sup Com. Sch.
Er. Com. J. D. CAMPBELL, Rec. See.
| q. &. COLE. Car. Sec
October 22nd 1861.
ES&54 Newspapers OF the State will c0ier public favor
by publishing the above.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

Parode Of Cavatry-ihe lst regiment OF North
Carolina Col Ransom, previous to their departure for
the Potomac yesterday paraded through The Streets and
passed through Capital Square finer body horseman
was never seen ia Richmond They will render the
Southern cause good service.
R1chmOnG Disnntch 25th jDq