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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-14

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Il is 80 unpleasant TO Ne, 20 haze TO cali on
our subscribers for payment through the pa
per, as il is 10 them 10 be called apoa. But
the Blockade, the sar, and The peculiar EN-
ergensy Of the times, justly isaoH. and sysn
demand t. We desire 10 keep Que paper uu-
der way, aad To enable as 10 do this, We must
beg oar patrons 70 pg ~ Cor Subscriptions
aaa Advertisements. We ere new In ssasse
meHey 70 pay for the very papers they bare
received, aaa had their advertisements pub
lished To-. Come, gsntIsmsn, reflect but for
moment, that We have laberers ss pay, ink
to buy, paper to pay for, and he,hihs bat
money VIII meet these pressing demands,
Our heretofore prosperous exchange pa
pers, have either suspended, reduced siae, or
come to Us % an inferior paper. We have
bad to reduce In size, but We win resume or
former dimensions, Il those who eve us will
pay up as they ought 10 Do. By the way, The
BsNasr Of Psses, Of Nashville, puts fsrth theee
alarming acts;
4, wSais tass se'ss.a g ss ne 800 3 s,s @
hundred hsss suspended end twelve hshiF<l relacea
We kaox q eniy az Fehgeas rapsEs a ths soush
that not printed half sheetA The s9uthsa hslr
tist Virginia Baptist Baptist Messeaevr Baplat Stan
card arkansas baptist, Western WREhaAn sc. frsuis
Presbyterian, o. s. B~itmsrs chrlstiaa Advocate ho
stn IneiligcaceF Texas Baptist Cathode OfgAa. and
others have suSpeaasd sNe mabtAs aE9s and the Tea
nessce Baptist, MissoRrl BAPTIST Recorder, As3heiit
Protestant Memphis Sew oFlpaas and Texas GhEisslaa
Advocates, New Orleans TTne Witness, Philadelphia
American Presbyterian. and host II othoFs are CD hall
shsets The New fsrk Herald, Tdhnne Expires P'se
DayR % and Journal af Commerce have reduced are,
Tae New oleaRs Ev ming aai be- s On ha1f saeet Near
all the oUaAtry papeR gene under In tRct the
rerspa{er Ntf n e either suspended ~ On baf sheet
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ais.s.ha bic Z ssfsmsa "reslsieih lAs o4st-
sAsca egtukS and iAts sha. resis shAllfs-
sslse 10 ID Aseivss aaissa.lon q ThIs sqsi.
s.ssriss as1,slns pishtb 10 pgsaA p the
Rebel, is - Gard d edsaalo - Esyp-l
tlans whs filed 10 force The passage Of The Red
sea--os 10 ths marderers Of Christ, who per-
lsAed h ,be siege a. tsfssaiem--bul to preach
"a a asei. q man viii be denounced as = sss-
Nissioassf
Here We might close this article, but We
choose TO cstS from The NNshslhe sasftsss
one Of the aAay dlspssehss gOibg the rounds
.af, Seaakssa. papssss ssss~ is'ss1ss'
ARaxsr ~ BRowxIow.--ws received the
following disraleh last nighs'
q EaaAss baas sassasi
nsvaa,ss end sa srrsstss se<as - ofdfr ss seSs'"
NS'''s'''ss' hsss. !. X Msc,lt
Gen. zoiliseiEes has ordered no arrest Of
rs. baa on sshs ,santsars, upon learning 90 the
Authority Of Military men, that certain troops
stationed here, bad threatened 70 demolish
our Office aud dsslllug. be promptly ordered
ali troops within their lines ihrough their of
acers, and dispatched as nauy as two husdred
armed troops to tewn % guard our property,
patrol ,ks lawn, and close all iiquor shops
HE eoRdaes is spoken Of In the highest terms
BY gentlemen Of all clsssss, save only few
saearsie eiflsshs. and asssstlas, who desire the
troops stationed hsrs, 70 take up their Old
psrsoaaf 9sarrsis, aud coaAmis sa,ragss which
they hare O. stsek Aear,sts prompt, hu, not
The pesssaas courage to exscate. caiou men
sna others, feel, that aadeF The command Of
GKS. xeLEieesssa, their rersoasaud property
viii be protected from mob violence. Aad
in no spirit Of battery, We can say Etbat be
aeLs with digal.y, promp,nsss and imPsrti-
slity. KEGS
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Pabllshlss Hakse, nd the Fsbiisher - The
uaska assSsts lis Is slsNfged VIII sm-
plstind sHti AyesJ ben IN rs siilkl, Of, in
s.er bras iesn got Isse 10 Sc ssHth. And
q .hI gronad, D.. NeIlsfrin ass )sios 10 the
cause of lhe South, IL questioned. We bare
no idea who !. Juaius IL. bat he mist be a
bitter ssefariaa 10 question the derOtion Of Dr..
nsfssria 70 The eaase ef this sonih. .Ths
4deoeafs has recently pahllshed some 1T pa
lated alHgs At us, hut We don't hesitate 20 en-
derle lie Pahlbhsr ~ sboYs srtIeoaeh In re-.
GARD 20 the lHtkrssss u ths sdufs
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Stephen Girard's Theory of Advsrtis-
ing.

Stephen Girard, late OF Philadelphia, was
one of the most successful business roea who
ever figured IN America, and hence his ex-
ample and precept may be worthy Of alten-
ton at this particular time, whea all is dull,
and mach Of business is Suspended. In IA
publication he made in Philadelphia paper,
over his signature, he said
=" have aiSays considered avertising hberaIly aud
Uag, u be great IA business, aHt prelnls u
wFA,ths And htSv made q inyaSiabio Tdte ta 20
advertise "a the dnlsss tipaa, long sS?vreHs having
taught that aiehey thus spent SxiI isd "a bY
keeg my FasaLess 6sie she people II has ared nae
aany sales that would usiIesw lee nave best"
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-14

The Mhjof.t'eneral Commanding desires AMI requests
that ia the future there nsy BE- perfect rtsrCt
iDr Tia" SABBATH the part u his command. We
htuS hay cause, AMI should sujsasog 10 deserve
tte ieBign Etvcf of the Creator
Inisss Ia ef aaatsSk by the enemy sohnc ether
tStTetts military Bessssiiy. u ranniasde 70 cosn-
nltBsiRg III that all w,Fk shalt be Suspended a the
hsbhith that ~ unnecessary hiOysmeut shall hu nsv
tat day; that The men possible shallbd psr
mI;ts a. fssl fn their iab4si that they shall attend
divine service after the customary sspsoiia AID that
ufcess aud alike their Influence insure che
ntn'ost oeorus ami qaies that day One day l.
gsaafy t'r animals More than ths the OBJ
sT'anee q the hois DIG II the Gui 81 Merry and battles
Ia cur SACRED duty.
tsrns4lj a. u. MCCLELLAN
AaioFuenrFal Con- \ .tsllns.
z WILLIAMS Allutani.te,.rd
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Taking Of Relf Hatteras. J.

The Washington papers have Published the
ofselal report made 10 the War Department OF
the Ha,terss expeditions The report sts'es
ahAt fort Hsttesas ahd Clarke stirreBdered,
With .bs sliPalsiiea. that iAf oihesr. Ahd
men shoald be treated as prisoners Of war,
The report states that they captured tso
Forts, twenty-five Cannous, one iheasspa
stand of. Arms, and seven hundred aod
fifteen Prisoners also three Prizes, two OF
which were loaded with Coffee and eotloa.--
The prisoners have all been conveyed TO New
York, and thirteen wouaded men to Annapo-
lis
The Richmond Why, thus takes of the
Confederate authorities, in vein Of irony,
uaeaualed
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-14

taA uo!S1 men, ssd eco repeat =, In god
faith, tlsAs Il aay II ihsea persist Ia fehsaIee.
they EwilI bring Nlin apon thsuaeIses and
their faili!es. hey ehn place sth any Po.
siepn tlsy pless ~ had as seon esquire
The reputation Of submssionist, OF eo~sfd,
as thai of = reckless fool
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Observance Of the Sabbath.

We end the following Order in the Lonis-
vile Democrat, and it is nothing more than
should be adopted Ia the armies North and
South aud In Gil Christian countries:
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Attacks on Or. !. q. Morsrriu.

= A writer In The Nashville Gssstts, over sbe
signature Of .sJvsirs ID very abusive Of D..
J. B. AFssaap, ths Ageat Of the asihoaln
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KN0Xt4LLk. TIM. :

saturday aeralas, sspssulAar II, issI.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-14
General order, No. I.

HLAbpgAEfns AKsT ~ PyrnsAc,
~ a..LtA..... SO ~
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s. wnlnas, Agutani.Gsasra.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-27
Sept. 18th, 1860
FIRST OF JULY TAX NOTICE. TO MERCHANTS


FIRST OF JULY TAX NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS.
7 SHALL BE PREPARED ON THE lST DAY OF JULY,
at my Office at the Court House, receive the taxes
accrung under the following provisions of the last
nue. act:
SCHEDULE B.
g. Every express company ten dollars for each county
which it proposes to deliver packages.
8. Every public billiard table, hundred and twenty
five dollars every private billiard table, twenty-five dollars.
TO- Every public bowling alley, whether called nine pin
tenpin alley by any other name fifty dollars every
private bowling alley, ten dollars.
H. Every livery stable where horses and vehicles
kept for hire. twenty five dollars.
IT. Every person that for himself agent another
at his regular place Of business sells riding vehicles manu-
featured out OF this State per cent his sales
49, Every auctioneer all goods, merchandise
placed in his hands by merchant resident in the State
(whether owner or noD by commission merchant,
cent the gross amount of Sales and by tineran
traders such not residents of the State five per
cent gross amount of sales subject regulations
and exemptions set forth the tenth chapter of Revised
Code, entitled auctions and AuctioneeTS."
10. Every merchant merchant tailor, jeweer, grocer
druggist apothecary produce dealer commission merchant
factor, produce broker and every other trader Who
principal agent for another carries the business of
buying selling goods, merchandise of whatso
description, and who is not his pur
chases In some other paragraph OF this schedule half
Of per cent. the total amount Of his purchases
whether made of the State cash. or on credit
ProUded That articles the growth manufacture of this
State brought the State and also the growth
manufacture of adjoining States, brought into this
State for sale by the manufacturer shall not be
required to be returned in the of purchases
shall be exempt fl ON taxation.
TO- Every dealer in ready made clothing Or males)
and one half per cent. total amount of purchases.
Il. Every person who, for himself, agent for
other sells patent medicines ten per cent on
amount of his sales.
W. 7. J. vANN, Sheriff.
June ~. 2423t-44-lt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-27
GENERAL ORDERS,
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,

J
l. officers of the volunteers and State troops will collect
all the and belonging to the State in
carefully boxed and forwarded to the Chief of Ordnance
this city, to the Arsenal Fayetteville at the expense
of the State that the may be altered and improved
sherifs earnestly requested to give the military
officers their aid and countenance in the above duty They
also requested to perform the in the absence
It is not intended deprive the counties entirely arms
but the contrary, those of improved patterns will be
the troops take the field shall be supplied.
H. officers receiving from those persons who have
given bond and security for the safe keeping and
zion of the same will receipt therefor and this receipt will
be sufficient voucher to save them from loss.
ILL., The utmost in the use of ammunition strict
ly eDoined signal guns salutes ezceptuneral will
be fired under any whatever The od guard
and record Of the good shots viii be kept in the guard
report soldier making the best shot should be exemp
ted from tour of guard duty.
" Officers required to render or make returns
who shall within three days after the shall
have become DUE will be reported to the
Chief for neglect of duty and unless they render
satisfactory excuse, will be liable to have their names
stricken from the rolls OF the army court martaled
the may be.
v In order to ensure uniformity correspondence
atng to public business the following regulations will be
Observed All official letters will be written on letter pa
per- hen it be procured leaving blank space OF one
three equal parts raversey and all envelopes enclosing
such correspondence will be endorsed on the upper right
hand corner, Official Bushes"
VI There will added the southern department of
the defence all that portion OF the State lying be-
tween the western boundary of the counties of Caswe Ala
nance, ClatnaLn, moore anu 1lcnIn0nO, anu
ton and Weldon Railroad the east including the whole of
the counties of Halifax and North ampton
Brigader General Richard q. Gatlin is hereby assigned
to the command of this department. with his quarters
in the city of Raleigh.
VII The officers of the AdjutantGen Department
assigned to duty follows Adjutant Generals Office
Col James G. Martin, A5utant- General; Major William g.
Robinson, Acknowledgements General Southern depart
of The coast Colonel Richard e.
Riddiek, Assistant Adjutant General.
VIII Companies for the estate Troops to serve during
the war viii be received in sufficient numbers fill up
the Regiments authorized by law, and commissions will be
issued to the Ulcers elected by companies rendered for this
service when recommended by the Colonel of the regi
ment which any company may desire to enter.
By order Of the COMMANDMENTS Chief.
J. G. MARTIN,
Adiutda- General.
OFFICIAL
(Signed)
| Assistdn! Adlutdnt General
Raleigh, June 26, 1851. A2t
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COMMERCIAI.
latest dates from Liverpool. Jun
WILMINGTON MARKET. June 20.


Nothing of has been done in the way sales
since last report There ino opportunity at present
for shipping to Europe and country produce rules
We omit usual Prices Current table. but give the fol-
lowing quotations Of the principal articles: go.
BEEF CATTLE.-None worthy of report coming in, and
the market is almost BARE We quote grass atted at to
BurTER.-Is in demand, and the price rules high. We
quote N G. at 80 So cts and Virginia at 80 So Cts per
CoFyEE-No late receipts and the stock has about all
been worked off In demand, and Rio retas at e to 30
Com MEALS in fair supply, and sells at 80 to 95 cts
EGGs.-seI from carts at Is to 20 cents per Dozen
tLogR.EIhe market is we'll supplied with State srands
We quote small sales Sc per bbi for Superfneclos
ing quiet, and we notice merely retail enquiry.
n eG g sansn pretty well 3d se
been received by vessels Of which about 1000 do sad in
20 IS cents. Several lots have also arrived by rail
rSad and have gone into receipts OF sales
clean in store, and quote sales at to A cents per b.
MoLAssEs- in light stock and Cuba sells FROM first
hands at "a cents per gallon in hhds and 81 35 cents
NAVAL SToREs-Are dull of SALE and nothing like fair
price nov be obtained On Monday It's bbls. Turpen
p ssSn1 o f5 s DIP s O hsr
cents per gallon No sales have taken place in Tar and
Rosn.
freely and sell at so cents to 81 per bushel.
PRov1sIoNs-The market is very poorly supplied, and
prices rule exceedingly high No sales except in the retail
way and we quote nominay follows BACON. G.
cured Is 6 cents for hog round, and IL l8 for
hams western IA 10 cents for shoulders and Is l6
per 10. for sdes-LARD is wanted, and would sell at
l6 II cents for N. G. make.--PoRK is scarce, and
sells from store at $2S to $50 per Dbl.
PoULTRY1s brought insparngy, and sells at high prices
We quote chickens at Is to 80 EACH according
size.
SALr-The stock of Liverpool ground is light, and we
quote selling from store at SO per sack.
sUGAR.-The stock of all descriptions has become ma:
teray reduced and there is fair enquiry We quote at
liz Is cents per Id. range of prices, according to
quality,
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FELLOW-CITIzENs of the COUNTY OF DUPLIN.
am again candidate for election to the Office OF
COUNTY COURT CLERK. If, inded, have impartialy
done 10y duty to the satisfaction of all concerned hum
Ny hope have done, may not feel sure that at the great
tribunal of the ballot box, at the ensuing election in August
next generous people will sustain honest effort my
part to please them. JOHN ]. WHITEHEAD.
April g. 1861 l76-lW-32-te
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FELLOW CITIZENS Il take this method of announcing
Yself as candidate for the office of SUPERIOR COURT
ERK Of your county, for the ensuing four years. and
left your votes at the next August election. am off
rom home volunteer but if not killed will be back the
Nth of July. D. M. MCINTYRE.
May 23d, l86l-39te.*
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
HOPING that have heretofore discharged the duties of
Office of Clerk of the County Court of this County to
he satisfaction of all concerned and returning to you my
n41k for your former liberal support respectfully offer
myself candidate for reelection to that Office, at the
eIalng election the first Thursday in August next.
SAML. r. BUNTING.
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MARRIED..

the Golden Place. on the 10th inst, half past IL o.
Clock, by j. W. Hardson, Esq, Mr.. RUSSELL CASTON,
Miss CASANDRIA PIERCE daughter OF Mr.. John
Fierce, all of Onslow.
Baden county, the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr. Melon
aid, Mr.. MATTHEW BYRNE, to Miss ALMIRA IT, daugh-
ef of Mr.. f.. ID. Love.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-27

FELLOW-CITIZENS OF THE COUNTY of ONsLOW.
thereby offer myself a candidate for the Office Of
COUNTY COURT CLERK of your county, and respect
fully solicit your votes at the ensuing election in Angus
next. B. B. BARRY.
MAY 3d. l86I.-4O-te.
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DIED.

this town the morning of the 18th inst Mrs LOUISA
nANKlNS, aged % years. ~
In this Town, Friday, 2lst inst, Mr.. JAS T. NORRIS
the residence of his mother at Burgaw in this county,
~ the 18th INST, Mr. A. M. COWAN, aged ~ years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-27

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
NHE County Court of New Hanover, at its Session in
june 1861, having increased the amount of taxes ten
per the aggregate all persons paid before the
passage of the order will confer favor by calling and pay
ing the additional ten per cent. w. T. VANN, Shift.
June Is. Std ltW
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-27

THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
OFFER myself a candidate for the Office of Superior
Court Clerk of New Hanover County at the election to be
ad in August next. VIM. NJ. HARRlSS.
APRIL 9th 1861 179-te
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March 2lst, 1861.

10 THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
an a candidate for the Office of SUPERIOR COURT
ERh and respectfully solicit your votes at the election
August next. JULIUS W. WRIGHT.
Aprito
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5(En GREY FATIGUE CAPS.
N(O GREY REGULATION HATS.
INN FINE BLUE FATIGUE CAPS, at
SOO MYERS n MOORE'S,
June oath, 1861. "a Market Street.
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June 70.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,l
RALEIGH, June 18, 1861.
Until further notice, other Companies of Volunteers
for twelve MONTHS will be received into the service of the
State. &sf
Companies for the State Troops during the war;
will be received in sufficient numbers up the regiments
authorized by law and commissions will be issued to the
Officers elected by Companies rendered for this service,
when recommended by the Colonel of the Regiment to
which such Companies may desire to be attached
WARREN WINSLOW,
Military Secretary.
By order of the Governor:
j. F. HOKE,
ADJUTANT GENERAL.
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A5-We are authorized to announce OWEN FENNELL,
a., as candidate for the Office of COUNTY COURT
-EaK of New Hanover County, at the election in August
next
March 18th, 1861. 167&29-te*
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
e HHDS. P. R. SUGARS, bright and handsome,
- rs Bbls Refined Sugars,
20 Rags choice Bio Coffee, for sale by
June 26. WORTH & DANIEL.
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
offer myself as candidate for the Office of SUPERIOR
COURT CLERK of this county, and solicit your votes a
ie election to be held in August next.
March a. I8GI-29-te* A. E. TAYLOR.
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TO THE VOTERS OF VIEW HANOVER COUNTY.
hereby offer myself as candidate for the office of COUN
U COURT CLERK of your county, and respectfully So
Lett your votes at the next August election.
March IA, I86l-l94&29-te* T. Il. W. MCINTYRE.
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ire THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
OFFER MYSELF as a Candidate for the Office of ST.
GRIO8 COURT CLERK, and respectfully solicit your
ates at the ensuing election in August next.
H. A. BAGG.
March %, 1861. 3l-te-l78-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-27

NOTICE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER having qualified as the Executrx of
the late Joseph NJ Foy, at the June Term 1851 of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the county of New
Hanover. hereby notifies all persons indebted to her tesla
tor to forward and make payment and those having
claims against said testator notified to present them
within the time prescribed by law, this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery
MARY A. FOY, Elk.
June Is, 1861. 246-5t-4t4t*
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eve are authorized to announce DUGALD BLUE, as
candidate for TIE Office of COUNTY COURT CLERK of
Baden County, at the election in August next.
March 25 1861 31-te
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NEW CAPE FEAR FLOUR,
LNRESH GROUND,
STOKLEY & OLDHAM.
June 26.
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE sEMINARY.

nm, GREENsBOROUGH, N. C.
tlo INSTITUTION has been in successful operation
twenty years. and for the last ten years under
NJ present Principal.
en- Course Of Instruction is designed afford to South
e sn m t wn Sa can De esi
~s Country ~ WIZ e----'
de- FACULTY consists of FIVE gentlemen and FOUR la
Inc Institution is and has been THOROUGHLY
a. RN in it's organization.
aHsoorough eminently healthy, and in the present
drs STATE OF the country, its geographical position
~ quiet and safe retreat.
Po next Session will commence August LIST, 1861.
a catalogues containing full particulars of TERMS &C..
'F' 70 RICHARD STERLING, Principal,
Jr,oo GreensDorough, N. G.
"A, 1861. 245-6C-44-3W*
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$4,000 LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM
TNHE CELEBRATED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, Edge
combe county, N Co. continue manufac 1900 lbs.
Cotton Yarn daily and prepared furnish assorted
Nos As to U.s. by the bale of 200 bs at 20 per h.
months time at any of our railroad Depo in Eastern N
Carolina, free Of freight.
The Mills and Machinery in fine condition, and the
quality of the Yarns guaranteed.
Orders solicited FROM punctual buyers Address,
VIM S. BATTLE,
Rocky Mount
Edgecombe County, N. c.
Il VIZ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED.

19-sohr. sam' c. Eborn, Willis, from Washington, N.
c. to j. R. Blossom CO.; with $50 bushels corn.
Schr. Ida, Rollins from Washington, n Co. to Thos. Ro
binson; with $50 bushels
20Seamer North Carolina, Barber, from Fayetteville,
to A. E. Hall.
23seamer North Carolina, Barber, from Fayetteville,
to A. E. Hall.
25-schr. Mary A. Pender Keogh from Hertford N. c.,
to 7. G. B. g. Worth; with 1880 bushels
Schr. Lavina, Cranmer, from Hartford, N c. to D. Pr
gott with $50 bushels corn
Schr. Anna Deans, Smith, from Hartford, N. c., to Ellis
Mitchell; with $50 bushels
CLEARED.
19Seamer A. p Hurt, Hurt for Fayetteville, by I. C.
& B. G. Worth.
2l-steamer Flora Mcdonald Driver, for Fayetteville by
T. c. & B. g. Worth.
Steamer North Ca Dina, Barber for Fayetteville by "A.
E. Hall.
NSteamer A. Hurt, Hurt, for Fayetteville, by I. G.
B. g. Worth.
26Br schr: Atkinson, Fritzinger, for Nevas and
ket, by D. H. Flanner with bbs spirits turpentne 10
d. tar DO pitch At, 500 feet lumber, 1850 shingles