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THE QUESTION AsswRRKD.

A. the question Is frequently .sked, who u kRsi
WINsLowf We viii simply say that she Il . lady
who, for upwards Of 90 yeArs, has untringly do
voted her dms and talents ~ female physician
and nurse, PRINCIPALLY among children. shs hAz
especially studied aha constitution and wants of
his numerous cAas, % geasrally overlooked or
oArelesSly treated by lhs faculty In too many m
sAnoes; and, - result Of ,his efor and pracsio.l
knowledge ob.Ainsd In . Life time spent ~ nurss
and physician, she has compounded . Soo,hing
syrup for children ses,hing. II operates like magic
giving res, and heAAh, and is, moreover, sure 70
regulate the bowels In oonseJuenos Of ,his article
Ms winslow " becoming worid-rsnOwnsd -
bene,ctor OF her raoe children do certainly VI
and hesz her; especially N ths the In ,hls diy.
Vas, quantities Of the soothing Syrup are BAnx
sold and ussd hera We think Mrs. winslow hAA
InnurtAlAed her nArns by Ihis invaluable Nrtiols,
.,d We sinoarey believe thousands Of children have
baan saved from An early grave by i,s nmely uss,
ard ,hA. millions ye, unborn will share In bensais
and unite in calling her blessed No HorHEl has
discharged her duty ,o her suffering htis ons, In
pir opinion. until shs has given u The beneei Of
sas wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP. Try n
pothan-THr IT Iow.-Ladsas Pislier, hes Yorh
Cip.
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MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSKILL-Ths
L'l AURORA leaves Jay 1t. daily, at A. m, tsun-
days TH) for Peeksiill. Lands Al West lOth and
pUth sts H5akers, Hsstings, DObbs Ferry, Tarry-
tpwa, Sing Sing, HAverstraw, GraAsy Point and
VorplNnk's. Leaves PeekAkil N N 7. M.
sell 2Aac'l6l
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- Reservoir. A pot ~ 4 a,rsa Il land froptuR
IA the Cypress IIu Plank Rnsd, /, I've snd chpap for
ash: Is IN = high state Of cultivation, and healthy
neighlnrhood. One or two acres nr the lot may lie
purchased. Apply ~ PATRICK LYONS. :. tho
ltemH'a ~ G'tu5
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Personal.

A Ehy AND NAVY
"a FAY, FEEsIOc, AND BOUNTY MONEY
OFFICE. ~
Tnos. L. BRAYsARD, 81 WALL ST. 90 2'llg
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
J. COR. THIRD AVE. AND 26rn ST.

OIfAhIE % Ed I5OI.
SIX PER CEHr INTEREST allowed on all ds-
roaIts from one dollar n one thousand dollars.
TOBFR WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM OC-
ToBER FIRST. Bank open every day from 10 to
a +, Also on Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday even
PTss.t. STEPHEN 8. cHLDs, secy ocs slAc'1aa
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YrNION DIhEE 6AVINos BANK.

Union DIME bAVINGD BANK
" No. A2e CANAL COR VARICK BfKMnn,
Opsn daily fromL 10 q N. W p. m, and frsn 3
tn, m. Biz per oenA allowed oa all sums of go
md under. and ave per ooni. on larger anaoanAA
Deposits msds before oC,obsr 2oth, viii bear inlGsa
1T" THIS W BANK HAS REcEIvHu ON DAFoWa
nURIha fHn Last ieN MONTnA
S6H, ,aA0 -.
n " HAu0HW0Uf. Rrela9A
as HAkEA sssgv,slg, ~ lstAs'11
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A BEAUTIFUL Set OF TEETH ON GOLD
"A go, silver SlO, partial pieces from o1 lo' .
per tooth. with VI without extracting ths roots.
Ssnta 70 o. sAch- Tesah sKirAG.sd without pala 4
~ N. Il corner Canal :, and Bowsry, BY br II
nILEKB, BanT. ssia 9lAOs1lS
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
CLERKS OFFICE, NEW YORK,

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, NEW YORK,
~ October 3, 1851.
Public notice Ia hereby given that ON the 18th day
y U tpler shall proceed ~ draw panels Of Jurors
ur the following Courts, b. be held In and fIr the
'iy and C,uuty of New York, on the itn day Of
November, 1851.
Two p,hes Of 100 petit Jurors each for a Supreme
Count Cipult, Paris and ..
Two panels Of lOI petit Jurors each for q Court u
Common Pleas, Parts and q.
Two sles Of lO4 pe,it Jurors each for a Superior
CIurL Parts I nndY
A par al Of SO Grand Jurors, and also n panel OF
l5O petit Jurors, for Court Ui Genera Sessions.
oc4 s'li0 JOHN CLANCY, q ERIK.
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DAY BOAT TO ADMINISTRATIVE
~ A ARmENIA leaves foot Harrison n. every Mon
day, wednesday and Friday. Fare " Buffalo 81, N
You buy tickets Al S9o Broadway, COR Park P.aos.
sell 24Ac'tTo
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HOARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE Young
~ tnsi can accommodated with buard, al 2IV
'nth 81 urT lt ave, at SO pee week. Privilege Of
sth with. .Eo' - cold water. sel4 Aac'lA
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DOARDING-A PLEASANT FRONT
ID Rom 10 let with board, " a gentleman and
wife, also a room with or without board, for two
respectable young men, In private family. Apply
pl orehArd 1t. s2o 2lac'l5l
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ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER
~ lst, ths Steamer BROADWAY will leave pier
iuut OF Jay st. touching at Amos st every Atsruoon
ut 3H o'5lock, for Yonkers, Hastings, DJbb's Fer
Ty, Tsryt,wn, Sing Sing, and HAverstraw.
ocl p4ac'il2
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REAL ESTATE.
CHEAP FARMS oNr Ov "a a

| price $'noo part cash. one Of 81 acres with ali
kinds Of ir'iitN good house, god out buildingt
price SAV,P; one Of scrcs; one Of ~ acrsL one "
Sacres' ali m New Jersey, twenty eight miles from,
COLIN All lsiSf
FARM FOR SALE--ABoUT 20 ACRES
- good land, good louise and barl. good grass
land Abuut tons hay in the barn oG the lend
god well cf wHtcr and cster1i. one mite from the
ot cr ated R"ukonkoma Lake, on Iong lsand:nea
c urch and school; very healthy. price s1OOo. ons
nai down, rSt on mortgage. Apply 10 w. RIO rH
~ Sixth ave. so Qlar'IOp
EARM FOR SALE OR RENT-A FARM
saN"n At onc= hOuses W rent 10 small farms for
sale. Cal Al ~ Fulton At or STEPHEN VAIL.
Piainhad Depoa NJ. sei4 eIao'iis
EARNS, SC, FOR SALE CHRAP-HICKS-
Nilr htma, uhidng lots and land for sale cheap,
my ~ murs, near = depot Of railroa.is; deep
temy snil beautifully loCAted healthy fad i'm.
p,"slhg; terms very easy. Inquire of J. y. uEtTZ,
- - I,N 49,, ", " Y. 80 24s'l2t
HOUSE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-
1.-TWO story basement and sub cellar frame house
situated Ia Portland ave, near futun aye-pricc
SloNl. Inquire Of A. SilARkEI Portland ave,
let AtAntic sve and Fult,n ave. Brooklyn rs 6'iqi
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SAlE-lEAsE
or trade for western land, Mulrsst. prefer
r"i' Sg"ud houses, al In ro. 4 otdsr, pay ug 10
per cent. On cash Irce. For parti,til1rs inquire
$ North 9th II, near 3D. williamsburg ocS G'll6
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-soOO IN
= cash only required to purchase the lot aud 4 |
st"ry buiiding, cor OF J hnsun and Duthed .ta.
bpoklyiG has been o. upicd asa gro cry over 10 !
years; tie lasncc, $1,000 al rcms IA on mortgage,
u Is q great sacr,hce Iuqu 10 ut join T. SIIEP.
PAID, II Spruce st. N. Y, L,t II anI9 O'Clock.
SO s'lp
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A y. UEDERHILL & SON, WHOLE.
- ..e aud retail dealers ln ane family grycerls-
sItkighth ave. Fine green and blask ,sSs, aour, sn
FAr' butter, 60, cheaper than ever seit al.o'ibo
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INSTRlCrlON-wAN IN AN OLD
.ostsJhs et res'" stable boarding school establish.
nj in lslI, twa Little girls ~ be brought up a, teach
ers. They will he carefully el ioAt.d in Engish,
frcLc-, mItc, ain aud fancy work the parents
TO pay sm,l salary toe drst year. Apply person
siy u Mrs. SMITH, 2si West iSth st, near A1'ns-
don slrare. o,b a.iss 4
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NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
v the stockholders OF the New England Car Spring
Company, for the eleJtion Of trustees, viii 10 held
at the office Of the company on TUESDAY, the 5th
day Of October next, at IL O'Clock M.
se2S 9sl4T j. II. THOMPSON, SEQ.
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DOARD AND LODGING AT THOMP-
ID suu s,-Gupi board and lodging 81 81 aud 90 .
week; al.O rooms for and their wives o. and
a. q SssE Sth board; day boarders and dodgers
taken a. lo'y rates; also lodging for 70 cts and 81
HAak, selS k4Af'los
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HOTEL LODGINGS-CLEAN SINGLE
IL Jeds at II Gel 4 night, at the Union Hotel,
NJ lG6 Pnucr II, corner ui Thompson. Soldiers
stoppiny IN tie city viii And this a convenient
pL,co " stop az. ocl 6'l09
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A n. UNDERHILL q SON, WHOLE.
N. sale aud retail dealers 10 ane family grucerl..
eINElehth ave. Fine green and bask taas hour "a .
F~' Ou"er' Co., cheaper than ever. se1t ss.o'1bo
CAUTlON-ALL PERSONS ARE CAJI-
:. uuhed against buying ntte drawn by KEEvR,
CAsE u BANKS, dgtsd June ls 1851, at 6 months,
ior two hundred aud h1y dollars, and also note
dEsTn Iis, oy AMOS HowBs, Treas d.Sed Sept. 1s,
IsOl' ~ ~ months, for eighty fye dollars 90 100
The same having been lost OF stolen and the payment
storped oI 6'iis
DANL wEBSTER's GREAT SPEECH ron
- the union-Thn superb engraving, s0xss In !,
" now offered at OIL 70 per oory Agents vAntet
II. II. n RNErr . ooe4 Ns~ssu u, H. Ysels s4.t'
DR. HOMER BOsTwICk, AUTHOR OF
~ sever 81 medical works, will continue the prsoL
tee Of medicine aud surgery, ~ % RAs, i9th "a 1
doors west VI Broadway. sell axAc'iiA
n z. HOUSE. LAWYER
". COLLECTIONS MADE AT Low PER
CASH ADVANCED ON NOTES, BILLS.
Msrtgage- and & aims
LAW BUSINESS FAITHFULLY ATTENDED
orice 10 wall street ID Hoor, New York.
Practices In the State 4 u 8. Courts. sell u'tSi
r .EAKY ROOFS OF EVERY DEsCRIP-
~ Gon made perfectly tight with India Rublrr
Paint Nrd Cement; tin and cloth roofns nn and
sheet irun. Jotbing Promptly attended ", q.
COTTON, t3h Canal u. sells 24Ao.1ib
T IGHT LIGHT LIGHTIli
- Lucid OIL the cheapest light In the world.
~ per cent cheaper than kerussns o and will burn
In kepsene, oAmphens coal oil lAmps The sub
trlhef h ths sls agent for the sale OF the above cal
In the city prcs 81 cents per gallon delivered In
any part Of the city free Of charge. Depot 1877 c..
ns' st, cor N &. 'Actory At GreenpoinL L. l. This
oil warrArtod ma explosive Lamps altered a .
triing eNpe1ss. J. HANSEN. ssi1 al.cstin
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EsIPLOYMENT-remnIes.

A Rr'FlClAL FLOWERS-wANTED 2
n hr~nchers aud some ggoud workers also .one
AIp-cnt 'es young girls frIm IL /, lG years odd
Pad while earning. WORK gwen out lb6 Allan
Gc II, Brooklyn. och s.iqT
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WANlED-FoR THE REGULAR ARMY
W o. the United Sts.ea, 60 Alis Doded insn, be-
~ eei the s OF IL and 80 W Nor thru years
Pay from US W sf per month, and hlrniabed With
sothing' board a1d medical AttendJ.ncs. A Bounty
tlO gwen a expiration Of enliatrpent Apply
IRE Chief keHutag Rendezvous i1b Cedar
Ssre-s. n v. o4Sy. % qSacsins
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r IGHTi LIGHTli LIGHTilI
NERVOUS PERSONS
NAY SOON OBTAIN RELIEF ny USING
WONDERFUL NERvINE POWDERS
DOCTOR HENRY ZELL.

TliJsf Powders, which have beon pressing thar
wNy gradually, yet surely, into favor ~ the mar
vousy hctsd portion Of the people, ara, beyond all
dcuJt, che great de,ideratum. Thay are wSrrantsd
" hc perfecty harmless, and may I've las they indeed
Ars daily taken With full confidence in their reme
dical effects. For sails II the following authorized
AgHuoieIi-
M. 81 DIVISION ST, oor Marks. 1t, NY.
MRS. BEACIfS, NJ. 9i4 Il ghth ava, near Sis, a,
N. Y.
MRS, HAYES, No. IT'S Fulton n. BROOKLYN,
DIR. WIN. I. MERGERS, IA Broad ST., Newark,
Nj.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOX
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r ODGINGS CHEAP-COMFORTABLE
IL single beds, 10 cents night, or 60 cents a
week: double DedA less; single rooms 10 cents Mar
ried persons 80 10 on cents. Refreshments equally
low at WILTSHIRE HOUSE, 100 Franklin st, near
West Broadway. Watchman all night, oi 24Ac'lS4
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ENIPLOYMENT-MnIe-.

R0YS WANTED
=. - Apply al the ofhce Ct the Brooklyn Evening
100 and 100 Orange ~ near Fu,,p, q. "a s.ioo
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MEDICINES.

A SIGNIFICANT FACT - A DISrIN
4 Asuishod statesman, on being asked what are Oh,
principal productions Of Row Rnglsnd, rsplsd,Ssw
England raises men.
Ths force OF his reply consisted In the isns sAal
New snelandur have world wide reputation ~ Q
rsc~ Of hardy, A,ileslo msn and vomen-Strong and
vigorous in body and mind. wh.i the man shah
os mainly depends ,hs care and treatment Of shs
Guild. Nearly every New England mother pro-
siJes
kKA wTNeLows SOOTHING SYRUP
for hsr babe; there is section Of country earth
whsre has been 20 long and so universally used.
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SHIPPING.

EOR LlNERPOOL-BLACK BALL LINE
a d facketS-the clipper snip NEPTUNE sails
the 18th OF Oatoher F.r passa ye, Apply On bnard.
= S,uts -. oT s.iID
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40 O6 TO e3.OO-LODGING WITH Or
IZ. <Cwithout board Good, clean single and
double nedded rooms. Bard from 81. % 70 50 per
pb cents per night lodging al II centa per night.
No. 10 Oak street, hsiween Roosevelt and PEARL
aetq 94s110
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OILS AND PAINTS--BOILED PAINT OIL.
~ 6O cent elastic rouf oil, 10 cent. per gallon
alton paint yellow ochre, and Spanish brown
one cent per No.. white lead aud zinc cents lin.
seed oil, turpcntine, &c. ID. BIDwELL, 800 Pearl
At. oct 2lacstlO
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Miscellaneous.

THREE sFcEssIoN PAPERS in Kentucky have
died within the last few dAys.
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r .EAKY ROOFS or EVERY DEsCRIP-
- don made perfectly tight with India Rubbcr
Paint and CemeAt Tin and cloth roofing hin and
shee, iron. Jobbtng Promptly attended ", a.
COTTON, t35 Canal u. sells 24ao.iib
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-28

AFFAIRS IN MIssoURI-We have had the pleasure of
an interview with Capt Samuel Myerson, gallant Of
hcer of the Missouri army, who is the bearer of dis
patches from the Governor of Missouri announcing to
the Confederate overnmen the secession of that State
from the Northern Union. Capt. Myerson informs US
that the army OF Gen. Price is in condition OF great
restitution for clothing and for certain articles of food
but that there is grumblng and that in the event
OF battle, the probabilities of brilliant Coneder-
ate victory. Capt Myerson also assures US that vast
majority of the people of Missouri irreconcilaby op
posed to the old Union. We glad to hear from this
gallant and experienced officer, who served with such
distinction in the battles Of Springfield lexington &c.
that the shotgun and the rife are as we have always
be used in Experience in Missouri has fully de-
monstrated this fact which have often endeavofsd
impress upon the public and it is everywhere proving
another proposition which the people of the South ought
forget that it is the man. and not the weapon
that make combatant formidable.
Advices by way of Fort Smith inform Us that among
other important acts passed by the Legislature of Mis-
souri, at it's late session, An act encourage the
enlistment of State Guards in the Confederate service
act remodeling the militia laws of the State act
appropriatiDg ten million dollars for the prosecution OF
the and eecng delegates to the Confederate Con
gress, viz Senators-Gen. John B. Clarke, Col. R
Lypryton. Representatives-W. M. Cook; General
Thomas 9. Harris Casper W. Bell, Adam Fl. Condor
G. g. Vest, l.. W. Freeman, DR.. Hyer. A telegraphic
dispatch announces that the Governor refused to sgr
the bill sending delegates to Richmond, but upon wha
ground is not stated-Richnond Dlspatch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-28
sEorEsTRATToN NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed by the Judge of the strict
of the Confederate States of America for the District
of forth Carolina Receiver for the District composed OF
the counties OF Neg Hanover Brunswick Columbus Ba
ney Agent former Partner Trustee, other person hold
ing controlling within said District lands tenements
any interest therein of for alien of the Con
ederate States of America speedily to inform me of the
same and render into account thereof and far
practicable, to place the in hands ANY person
wiulIy failing to do toH be gully Of high misdneG-
nor and liable TO be indicted, conutced, fined and nris
Cned as prouided by lGtc
And also notify each and every citizen of the Confede
States speedily give Information to Gas he is
quired by aw of and all lands tenements and hered
taments rights and Credits within the said District and OF
right and interest therein held owned and possessed
or enjoy ed by or for any such alien enemy.
Office Princess street. West door, JCURNAL Building.
DTBRU1Z GUITAR,
Receiver for the District comprising the counties of New
hanover, Brunswick Columbus, Baden Robson and Rich
mond.
October 29th. 1861. tf.l0tf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-28

The Capture of MeSsrS. Mason and SltdeU-WhGt
Will be the Course of EngiGnd-Ion the well informed
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, who is fublood-
Englshman, and is well posted In English circles,
Wrltes of the capture of MessrS. Mason and SlideI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19--Tbe arrest of the Confede.
rate ENJOYS on board British packet will serve
test Of the disposition OF the British Government to-
wards the Federal Government in the present contest
They can, if they please make it preext Tor quarrel
if their policysrenders a rapture desirable The British
journals show that the public mind is deeply agiated
by the distress which threatens if it has not actually
INVADED the manufacturing districts, and popular
Glamour for the restoration Of the American cotton trade
Will probably arise in the course OF the winter. A
mere recognition of yhe Confederate States would
neither arrest the war nor raise the blockade derive
aSupply OF cotton. England, therefore, must hazard
war for a cotton supply, unless she can Obtain 1t by
more convenient and direct process.
1t is probable that she will resort first to amicable
negotiations with the Federal Government, and it is
believed that assurances have already been given,
through our Minister Mr.. Adams, that free access to
The cotton ports should be given this winter to British
vessels.
The tradonary policy of the United States does not
permit the search of vessels except as beligerent
right on the high SEAS and whether Is safe to abandon
Our own maritime principles for the sake OF temporary
advantage, may be doubtful. Hereafter our long set
lied policy may work in our favour. But, if we adopt
0sh presidents, the capture of the Ministers would
und ample justification.
Ia 1873 Henry Laurens, President of Congress, was
%nt as Minister to Holland and on his passage in a
congress packet, mot neutral bottom he was taken
prisoner by British frigate, and confined in the
lower of London. His papers showed the nature oil
o mission, exhibited friendly disposition towards US
TIE part of Holland, and produced rupture between
nnuSand and that power. 1t is supposed that the
pPers Of Messrs. Slidell and Mason may exhibit facts
Slo%Dg that their mission was not unex pected, and
Oud be received with favour. If that proves to be
preparations for the defence of New York and other
'O~aEc cities may not be premature.
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s.,zare Ct Salt by Gov. Brown.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
MIILEDGEyILLE, GA New. Is. 1861.
COL JARED l. WHITAKER, Commissary General, &C.:
Colonel have learned that there is considerable
quantity salt in the depot of the Cent? Railroad at sa
Vanpah and have notified Mr. Adams the superintendent
of the that he is required to detan in the depot sub
ject your order for the OF the You here
by instructed to take charge OF the SALT and give Mr. Ad
ans YOUR receipt for it, When the present their
claims you will pay each five dollars per sack which
cradle quantity for public use, you will inform me of any
which you may find the hands of spectators traders
who are selling than five dollars per sack, with
hts from Savannah added and will give you directions
as the seizures necessary to be made.
No seizures will be made, any supplies in the hands OF
persons who are selling to the people at five dollars per
sack with freghts from Savannah added feel that it is
gross Injustice the Government and to the people,
NIT SPECTATORS who have managed TO get the control OF
cles absolute necessity to sell them at the
this State clearly provides that private property be
taken for public by paying just compensation Under
this provision shall feel my duty when any necessary
article controlled by few PERSONS who demand from
the and her citizens unreasonable and compen-
saton for it. authorize yeu to seize in the hands of those
who ask the highest prices such supplies be needed
for public use and pay the owners just compensation
very much regret the necessity which must control my
action in the emergency but sense OF d7ty COM
pes me to the responsibility Ii the constituted
Stats the high prices demanded by unpato spectators
the cost of supplies necessary to maintain our army VIII
soon swell the public debt to burden and
the high prices paid by the state will control the markets,
ana compel it's to pay much provisions will be
out of the of the poor who labor for their daily
shall use all the power vested ia me by the Constitution
and laws of this State prevent these deporabe results
Wy JOSEPH E. BROWN
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Tranaiant AdYerfisfnp.

In future shall require PAYMENT IN ADVANCE Oh
all transient advertisements This rule toiU be departed
from any Persons sending advertisements to this
office, will please eend the amount they wish to invest il
same they will appear in paper Our terms
the first page of the paper and be easily We
have to pay cash for everything buy and must exact
fr0uo ofhor
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.

an WEDNESDAY,, the 18th of December next at the
" residence of George McCIammy, deceased in Dupin
county, will be sold all the pegishabe property
to said estate consisting of Corn Fodder Horses Mules
Cattle, Hogs Farming Implements, and variety of other
things.
The said sale will be on credit of six months uurcha
sers giving bond with approved security.
F. N. AcCLAMMY, Adm'x
Nov, 18th, 1861 lIsts
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HEAD QUARTERS 22ND REGIMENT D.. G. MILITIA,
WILMINGTON, Oct 2Sth, 1861.

GENERAL UKDEH
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In ODE ience orders from the AdutantG Generals Once
dated Raleigh Oct 24th 1851 the Commanders of Compa
MES belonging the 22nd Regiment n G. Militia are
by ordered to assemble their respective Companies once
during each week. until further ORDERS for inspection and
JOHN G. MSRAE,
Col Oem'd'g 22nd RsE't.
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DIED.

In New Hanover county, c., on the a4th Oct, 1861
FRS. ARIAH MCKEIAGUE consort of Patrick McKsague
aged about so years.
In this town, on Sunday evening oath inst, JAMES
MCALPIN, of n R. and Lavinia Fowler aged years.
10 months and DAYS.