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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-10

VALUABLE 5WAMP LANDS FOR SALE.
g& THE SUBSCRIBER having determined to 60 SCUM,
w oders for sale his entire possess of LANDS IN New
- Hanover county, 30 miles from Wilmington, aud one
e from the Cape Fear River in CantuCk District, there
g about $50 acres in all of which 50 acres drained
M cleared and in fine state of cutivatiOn-there beng
9,l' J0 acres more to clear all heavy growth swamp
a,a, teng portion of the wellknown JUNlPER AND
LAR -WANPS, and the balance UPLAND. The Swamp
s4 adapted to the production of Corn, Peas P9taT9es zoe
jUS1 nearly new and all necessary out-houses, and
Gl We of Water. The place is pleasantly located, and
-aay any in the State. Also, another tract imme-
y the Cape Fear River, containing 1872 acres, about
% from The above plantation all fenced for the purpose
a Pasture There is about 40 acres cleared and well
led to Corn, Peas Pumkins, &c. Also, there is any
s-1ilty of OAK AND ASH WOOD handy to the river,
gl can with little labor be turned into money. Any
'ol wishing to settle himself on as valuable and pleas
located place any in this country-n good neigh
oodwOuld do well TO call soon as am sure the place
"' wei. known to remain on hand long. Apply to the
~ 1er the premises, address Arthur Bourdeaux,
''1lock P. o., New Hanover county, N. c.
april ID, lS60.-34-H ARTHUR BOURDEAUA.
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General Notices,
CO-PARTNERsHIp NOTICE

TENHE UNDERSIGNED have entered mt r..
4 IN the town Of Wilmington N. c. under the firm and
Etyle OF oooIBEhLANn COLEMAN, for the purpose Of
cash prices will be paid. e
hey aiso have house in Mobile, Alabama where they
VII receive and sell Slaves commission Liberal sdvsn
c9s made upon Slaves left with them for sale
D. j. SOUTHERLAND.
JAMES G. COLEMAN
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NOTICE

TEHE SUBSCRIBER having qualified IS Adnins or up-
l. on the estate OF Moses T. Bordeaux deceased hereby
notifies all persons Indebted said estate to come forward
and make immediate ment, and those having claims
against the same present them for settlement within the
il bar of their ecovery.
DANIEL J. BORDEAUX, Administrator.
Sept. 10th, 1861 9-et
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From the Norfolk Day Book, Extra, Oct. ID.
Latest News from Western Virginia.

Reported Victory Of Gen. Lee-Rosencran@ Mo,tally
Wounded-Defeat Of the Federal Army
We are informed by MIR. Henry D. Crockett, one of
the prisoners taken at the battle of Rich Mountain,
who up from Old Point yesterday afternoon in the
flag of truce steamer that severe battle has been
fought in the Western part Of the State at the Big
Sewel Mountain, between Gen. Lees and Gen. Rosen-
cranz forces and that the latter had been defeated and
was at Wheeling, Va, on Saturday last, mortally
wounded and that the whole Federal army was then
on its retreat from the soil OF Western Virginia.
Mr. Crockett was formerly from Washington, D. c.,
where he held position in one of the Departments as
clerk On the breaking out OF the war, be left the
Federal service and made his way into Virginia where
he Joined the 29th Virginia Regiment and was made
prisoner at the battle of Rich Mountain.
fIe informs US that on his way from Columbus Ohio
and while at Wesvile in that State, on Saturday last
be had the from the editor OF paper in that place
that the Federal army then rereating from Western
Virginia That ROseDcrauz had attacked Gen. Lee in
bis entrenchmants on the Big Sewcil Mountain, on
Thursday last and after fight was repussd and
that he Roencranz) renewed the tack again On Fri
day, and fought all day long.
The loss on the Federal side was reported to him as
very heavy indeed whilst the Confederate loss was but
triflng, owing to their being behind their entrench-
ments The Federal army reported as rctreating
to Wheeling at that time, their way oat Of Vir-
ginia
On passing through Baajr, about four miles rsom
heeIlng, on the opposite side OF the Ohio river, on
Sunday night Mr.. Crockett and the returning South
erners heard confirmation CT this news, together with
the additional particulars that Gen R0soneTaDz was
then at Wheeling, mortaily wounded This was told
him by gentlemen in Belair, in whom be thinks he
can place perfect confidence, aad whom he thinks was
with our side.
Mr.. Crockett also states that be saw an account of
the fight in the Piltsburg Dispatch Of Monday morn
ing in which it stated that the fight had commen-
ced by Roseucranz attacking Lee that R0sencanz had
been repused, and that they were fighting again the
next day, and that renfOrcemens then coming up
for Lee, and would reach him before the fight wae over
lie was not at liberty to bring paper through
Extract from letter 10 gentleman ia this city.
from one of the officers Of Wiss legion, at Big Sew
ell, dated
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rMENrr-FIvE noLLARs RRyvAnD.
A r. WALkp

Is cU TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS EACH will be given
for the apprehension and delivery OF my two boys,
- SOLOMON and ESSEC. SOLOMON is dark, full
l Df hair thick lips has his left hand between
IFS gmb md fnger-hs height about five feet, ten OF
a inches ESEC is about five feet, five or seven inches
aos c.ls,d by the bite Of a dog, very heavy set.
J. J D. LUCAS.
June 18th 1861 Att
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August lst, 1899
NOTICE

NHE ubcrlber having qualified Administrator with
n the WNl annexed. upon the estate Of Evan L Miller
aeceased hereby notifies all persons indebted said
70 come forward and make immediate payment those
having claims sgans said estate to present same for
payment within the time prescribed by law otherwise this
notice will be plead in bar of their recovery
DANIEL ROBINSON, Admir-
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HRAYED GFE.

EHROM the Subscriber Sunday, the 18th inst HORSE
MULE sorrel color main and tail rome color. partly
shaved OIL He is little above the common size. lber
al reward will be given any delivering him
giving ne some information that get him again.
Address SAMUEL SOUTHERLIN,
Duplin Roads, N. G.
Oct2 63t+
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For Sale and to Let.


Valuable REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
- TIE SUBSCRIBER offers his residence in the town
I8 Magnolia for, sale. The lot fronts the W. Il Wei
~ don Railroad and contains large commodious and
motabe dwelling having seven large rooms, passage
Cove and beow-dOuble piazza front and single piazza
earour fire places, &C: Also an excellent Office with
rooms aud chmney y,-kitchen, smOke-house stables,
aud carriage bouse-everything il perfectrepar The
uu possesses many advantages for physician oriawyer
-as made easy. For further information app to the
.scriber in Magnolia, P. Murphy, Nj London, or Eli
Esqrs The subscriber also has an excellent riding
ARA LSS HORSE for sale. CHAs. II. HARRIS.
March 49, l6l-llt&30-tf
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rrHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT, Goldsocro
s furnish Designs and Specifications for Pnplie ana
.Irate Building with full practical WORKING nra"lnsStt
emept and beauty of form aud color, with economy,
'prrnisb those intending to build, with knowledge o.
- a,rancn arrangeInent, and cost of all Improvements
sl may wish 70 make. r ,,-,-,,,. H.,
y'4se IN , u "'0 l7ly%
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" CAMP DEFIANCE,
8 Thursday morning, Sept. 26, 1861.


have just arrived at camp wish Is Union men as
prisoners, and fnd Gen Lce's forces 600 strong We
anticipate fight Some think it will be hard fight
but think rot, owing to the strength Of Gen lee
The enemys forces reported from to twelve thou
sand"
Mr. Crockett on his way passed through Phillippi
where he tells the Federas have burnt and destroyed
all the property 10 the place. They have broke the
windows.and doors out Of all the houses in the town
broke and burnt all the furniture, valuable Cabinets
books, &c. Of the citizens The church, about mile
out Of town, has been completely DESTROYED and the
minister's house bas been served in the same way
Nothing being left of either except 1he bare walls.
In Beverly they have been equally as destructive and
in both places they have robbed and stolen everything
they could lay their hand upon. The FederaiS have
large stores OF provisions, &C., at Beverly, and they
baVe notified the clzeGs OF their intention destroy
the place entirely, when they get ready to leave it.
At Clarksburg the headquarters of General Rosen-
cranz Mr. Crockett informed by some one in whom
he has confidence, that Gen. ROseBcrapz had given
orders, and had detailed for the special service of
firing the whole place. Every night at Clarksburg the
wagons are backed up and the mules pcketed around
them, and on the outside piled up bales Of hay making
combustlbe pile, where the stand ready to fire
the whole in the eveut of Rosncranz being de-
eaed
SO great is the alarm and certainty Of their defeat all
through Western Virginia that it amounts to perfect
panic among tne Unionists in that section.
30 great Is the decentralization Of Of the Indiana
regiments in Virgiria particularly tie 18Th aud 14th,
that they daily threatening revolt unless they were
paid off They have been in service some three or four
months, and have never received cent of money or
seen anything OF paymaster. Mr. Crockett, who was
acting in the capacity of hospital eward to our woun-
ded men, mingled in freely with the Federal soldiers,
and had ample opportunities of learning of their dsaf
fiction IN that quarter and from the accounts he brings
we are satisfied our people have adequate idea of the
dlsahection in the Federal ranks. He also repre-
sents that there is great deal OF sickness among them
and that some regiments that catered as full have
not now more than half their complement. Some OF
the regiments have buried three or four OF their
sickness alone. since the battle OF Rich Mountain
Besides what are in the hospitals there from SO to l0C
leave in the trains, on the sick list for their homes every
week.
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AAALE,hlt Aik.AtsM,.

AND APOTHECARY,
No. As MARKET STREET
= lU stock Of Medicines, Paints Oils, Window Glass
Brushes Paint Brusees Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles
..mlas Garden Seeds, &c, &c. constantly on hand.
. Of Medicines, which are warranted as being pure.
....hcr Zj, 1859.
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G. u. ROBINSON s. co

c. u. ROBINSON O. CO
,,,,r,cTOE AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
N''--lI~A WILMINGTON, n. G.
rfrs over !. A. Wizards store Entrance corner OF
..-s and Wafer Stress.
.u.-.L 9, lsG0.-i5S 3G29.
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PAINTS-PAINTS.

PAINTS-pAINTS.
DURE WHITE LEAD;
A " Snow White Zinc
g White Gloss Zinc
Linseed OIL VaEnsh, Patent Dryers &C. For sale whole
sale and retail, or W. b. LtPPITT,
Feb. IG. Druggist h Chemist
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L. L. MUGEINs : = SCI

L.. r. HUGGIAs tx SONS
r7 utLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCER
IN la- AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, S. E. Corner
sst and second Streets,
WILMINGTON, n. c.
oriers from friends viii receive prompt attention
sy 81. 1860 4O-tf
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INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
ocs the patronage Of hs country friends, and all 9th
d. engaged in the Turpentine business.
ss-JHice opposite No. Al, North Water street.
4 gLh. i959 1v
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

nAdvertsements ordered be continued the inside,
charged @ cents per square for eachnserOn after the I st
ENo advertisement rejecting upon private charact
car, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
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Rewards,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

NEW HANOVER
Il -HtREAS, intelligence under oath of e. W. Moore,
B hath this day reached the Undersigned that JIM, a
ave. the property of q. w. Moore, hath away and lies
.l. and arking in swamps woods, and other obscure
commit ing depreda 'ioJ the peaceful inhabitants
toe ~tle hese in the of the State OF North
TeqTe him, the said slave, forthwith to surren-
rlm.c. to l- master tie lawful authority and We
hereby order this proclamation 70 be published at the
house or, ana n some public newspaper and warn
., slave that if he DO not Immediately return to his
uer and the charges aforesaid, it is lawful
ler-ou to capture him, by Staying him or otherwise,
T.. .uL accusation Jr impeachment of any crime.
ulter hands and seals, this th day OF June,
.l JAS. CARR SON, J. P [sEAL.l
VIM. J, CORNWALL, J. P. [sEAL.l
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
6E ABOVE RE WARD will be given for the said J NJ
dead alive, for his confinement III any jail IN the
80 that can get him again. The said JIM is about
@ U inches high is well-set, and weighs about $50 lbs
-s spoken and with smooth black skin. The sal negro
" purchased from the estate OF ]. d. Williams, deceased
G. W. MOORE.
Jrne 9th 1861 Aft
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JOHN hCLAURN

SMITH Is DIcLAUR1N,
0HaIiSSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
jobs DAWSON, Esq, Mayor.
f. p. hall, Esq. President Branch Back State N. G.
oa.. 9Th. 1858. 6-tt
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ALEX. OLDHAM.

..- srpEIEY. ALEX. OLD HAM.
'.-- STOKLEY ~ OLDHAM,
.DrALERS IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
y WLMING GTON, NJ G.
Prompt ottention given to the sale of CottOn Flour, Ba-
.rd other Country Produce
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In fact the number of houses has increased rather
more rapidly than the population. While the average
number of persons house throughout England and
Wales is 54, in London it is no more than IA. In NJ
York on the contrary the number of persons to house
is two or three times the average throughout the coun
try-NetU York Tribune.
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WILLIAM II. LIPPITT.

WiLIlIAW II. LIPPIIT,
iUTHOLESAI.E AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils Dye Sufs, Window GLASS; Garden Seeds,
a9ery PGtet Medicines, &c. &C., of Front and
etst Immediately opposite SnAws old stand Whining
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OF the 81 metropolitan dlstrIclS INTO WHICH LUUuUu
is divided have actually decreased in population. the
decrease in the city of London being no less than TO-
1872 inhabitants In the most of the other central dis
trics the population of London like that of Philadelphia
does not pile up in masses it spreads out over the
country This is specially shown by the number OF IN
habited houses which has increased almost IN the pre-
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Professional and Business Cards.
WILLIAM D. CART


WILLIAM D. CART,
rrHfTFCT AND SUPERINTENDENT, G0ldsoCro
furnish Designs and Specifications for PHpc @mo
cste Building, with full practical WORKING Dra"InSSf
7 shalt combine CONSTITUTIONAL solid ~, conVHneNCeU VI
arnent and beauty of form aud color, with economy
Irrpish those intending to build, with knowledge o'
etrance Arrangement, and cost of all improvements
-a may ~, TSh dosr o 'eb south of GriswOlds Hotel
Dec 20. 1860. i---2
6. II. ROBINSON 8 co,
-,ou,ussrON AND FoRWARDING1 g, N MERCHANTS, @
4 Ifns over j. A. Wllards store. Entrance corner Of
-rr-s and Wafer Stress
tl.r-L g. 1sG0.-i5S E29 "
- sroyIEY ALEX OLDHAM.
.al sTOKLEY ~ OLDHAM,
D JaIlSTFsoe " N','' W., ,,,-.no,. r.o
rrp otteution given to the sale of COtOn Flour, Bd
.aad other Country Produce
WALFAhB MEAbEs,
DEUGGIsT AND APOTHECARY,
y ,r stock of Medicines, Paints, Oils, window Glass
brushes, Paint Brusees, Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles
,..lH's Garden Seeds &C., &c, constantly hand.
BE attention OF Physicians is especially called to the
. u. Medicines, which are warranted as being pure.
..,.ahcr Zj, 1883.
L" L. HUGEINs * SONS,
'-5 tLE5ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCER
Nv IL, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, S. E. Corner
sst and second Streets,
n, 4. G..
e. orders from our friends viureceve prompt attention
alY 81, 1850. 40-tf
WILLIAM >. PRICE,
'EsaGCTDR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, n. C.
05 the patronage OF his country frends and all 9th
-eagagsd IN the TurpeDtine business.
sB-Jice opposite No. At, North Water street.
IJy Zith 1903 ly
SMITH q DIcLAURaN.
@&MissI0N AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
WILMINGTON, N. G.
jobs DAWSON, Esq, Mayor.
E. p. hall, Esq, President Branch Back State N. G.
bel. 9Th, 1868. 6-tt
WILLIAM II. LIPPITT,
'UrHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs Window Glass, Garden Seeds
auery, PGt.t Medicines &c. &C., of Front and
el s7 Immediately opposite SHAW old stand Whining
JOSEPH L. KEEN,
'NOETRACT0R AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared to take contracts in his line
glsaess. He keeps constantly on hand, LINE, CEMENT
raE PLAsTERIEa HAIR, Philadelphia PRESS BRICx FIRE
\ + 10 Dsters Of TQrpentine, is prepared to put
stills at the shortest notice May 2O-37-ly
w. II. McRARY d CO.,
NOMIISSION MERCHANTS, corner Princess and Water
/ street, Wilmington n. G.
REFERENCES:
H. r. Savage, Cashier Bank Cape Fear, Wilmington, N.
go, John McRae, Pres't Bank Wilmington, DO 90.
LG Lash " " " " /" Salem, do.
d. H Gregg, President Of Bank Cheraw, g. G. [oct III
GEO. w. ROSE,
rAEoTE TE. AND CONTRACTOR,
-a0a y WILMINGTON, ". C.
ggLJ3yGYOs FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
TRyET STREET, (BELOW MARKET S1REET,J
Wilmingt N G.
L. A. HART L JOHN G. BAILEY, PRorRIEToRs,
DRAS5 AND IRON CASTINGS finished unfinished
Machinery made and put up old Machinery over
ued all kinds of Patterns, Ornamental and Archtectu
will supply Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and Nil
orE generally.
Al work warranted to be as represented Orders re
..gtuIlv sOi 3ted.
Gmrc tine Stills and Copper Work in all its branches
...arutp th 1850 -ll-lv
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Terms of Subscription.

rr-r TON. Editor. "A. L. PRICE, Associate Edit,
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E srOELEY
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March 28th, 1861
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JOSEPH L. KEEN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared to take contracts in his line
5ls9ess. He keeps constantly hand, LINE, CEMENT,
srR PLAsTERIEG HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK, FIRE
5agE, Sc.
l. b. To Distlers of Turpentine is prepared to put
- stills at the shortest notice May 2O-37-ly.
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Gallant Exploit.

IALLAHAssEE, FLA, July First Lieuten
ant Pnrstcbai, of the Columbia Rifles, ar
lived mere yesterday with a guard of six men
n charge OF prize crew consisting OF 1~t Lieu
'enant G L.. Selden and nineteen sailors
Hhicn were captured on the 4 inst. ri Ceda
!1fl W. M smith, GA board the steamei
MADISON -Four pTizss were taken, amons
which is the schooner Fanny. with rail roal
IRON, winch was recently captured OFF th,
mouth of the NJ isis ppi
Lieut. Seldom was tne "a Lieutenant of III,
mated states steamer Massachusetts,
The captured vessels are now at Cedar Kew,
unloading.
FIFTEEN prisoners were found on board tn.
schooner, consisting OF the crew, and VIII,
Fere greatly rejo.ced at their uneXpec ted re
lease.
oe.don is the first Lieutenant officer cap
5ured by TIE Confederate forces. He is na
live OF Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

Ben Edwards Grey, of Dallas county, Ala,
has rendered as Il present to Il company of
Flying Artillery in tina: county, pair of
horses valued at $500
It's stared that an antiquary at Pedua has
found, in the archives of Il noble family, many
of the missing books OF Livy's great histori-
cal work.
4 very destructive hail storm passed ever a
por ton OF Washington county, Va, q week
or two ago, leaving its effects on q good many
farms.
Rsy. e. W. Carter, of Texas, has attached
himself to q regiment In Virginia, and gone of
to the war.
There were about two thousand bogsheads
o, molasses on board the Hannah Balch, Isl te-
ly recaptnred by North Carolina cruiser.
The citizens of Louisburg, n. G., have pre-
pared large quantity Of stores, TO be for
warded to the hospital ut Yorktown.
Col John A Campbell is succeeding well
in raising new regiment in Southwestern
Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

Rg MOBILE BooK-CoPYRIGHT In a"know.
.sdsil ne recent OF handso2,e cory Of he Re-
Tactics by DOL W = Hardse pahiiShed d"i in bts
city bv S. Il. GoRTzEL n CO. in two neat lit, q
volume :, ca led q mo-. We take pride IN recog
niz ng 10 the, a new pro of the pNwer of South
err Independence and a new meatat ornament to
The Typographical work does a great deal OF
credit to the Registers Job Office, in which one
volume as pr nted, and TO the printing estab-
lishme, Of Thompson Esq for the oihs-
done, and are pronounced by Col Hardee to be
better Than those IN the Phi'adelphia edition Of
The LlPplncHtts Generally such diagrams are
execu'ed by wo ID cuts, aud printed 90 ordinary
pre>ses-whi'e IN this instance the plates were
All Transferred to larger stones and the impress
sions taken by the slow Processes of the litho-
graphers which ia very la borious. extrem lv
expensive and reqnire- great deal Of time But
the time
We must also paw our compl ments to he bind
ers VINO have done credit TO themselves and 10
the work.
With onr profound admiration of the mecha nj :
this IL the only edition hich IS orizeA by tn
author hi@sef; that this edition was publish d
DIR ne Confederate States Of America This edi-
ton is the only one whc contains all the I'M
provemeuts and changes which ths author has
recent made
In face OF ali those advantages, several spurious
editions Of the SO called 'Hardess Tactics ~ and
which are nothing but mutuat chapters OF
SEINE parts of he rmer edition, Rave Been put
upon the public. Not one of them has even The
compl to reorint Of the cd and unrevised edition
lf-ss the publishers Of these mu.il ted editions
say. under the plea of patriotic nscessitv-the
emergency of the time required the Tactics every
where they a. least owed it to the pnb ic STA
what kind Of al -di Ion teey We're oherirg And
having used the nama and the la bors Ct the dis
tinKuished author 10 their own ADVANTAGES, Ii was
also due TO him to have paid him the allowance,
per cory published, which belonged to him. II
publishers do not respect rights like these, we
AK, what will hereafter be the value OF copy
right In the Confederate States OF America :?
1t Is sgainst the etiquette of the trade as we
understa nd 1t, to repubish none pyright book
after II is announces that the same is in press by
a member of The tsade how much mora SO does
it violate the etiquette add the property if su
republican, n Is done in opp ,sitlon /" acopyrgh'!
eniig hteped members Of The respectable book
trade in the Souh that they uoula couatenance
such trespa SEES, anI still hope that they iii
unite in close fraternity to protect y Oh othe,
and the authors from eny further Sttgstion OF
such right. The proper spirit shJrtvi, m ov !
them 10 return all The spurious editions IL thei
illegal publishers, and make known to the lexi
timit Publishers how many they have sold al
he spurious edit
In case like this the code Of honor should re
more yisilsnt than even the code OF justice Mo-
bile f'a Reylsfey and iHre,kispv ~ Inn
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DROWNED "A young man named Sam up
Scott, son OF the Rev. MI Scott, of Smyth
county, Va, was drowned recently, neal
Abingdon, while bathing. He was a mem bel
If Capt Griever's company OF volun teers.
is we'll as melancholy coincidence, that
young man OF the same name, private il
Captain Townss' Meckleb burg Rifles. was
drowned near Boydton one day last weel
while bathing