Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-19

An inventory OF all horses, mules and other stock,
vehicles of transportation and other property will be
carefully made and copy transmitted to the Secretary
of the Treasury, signed by such agent
record of all products taken possession OF will be
made and those OF EACH plantation kept distinct.
When prepared for shipment the packages from the
several plantations will be plainly marked and number
ed SO to be easily distinguished.
An account of all provisions OF whatsoever character
found each plantation will be taken, and such pro-
visions will be used so far may be necessary, for the
sustenance of the abourers thereon Any deficiencies
Of subsistence will be supplied by the United States
mssay upon the requsitior OF the agent to whom they
will be charged and for which be will account The cot
ton and other articles, when prepared for market shall
be shipped to New York, and far practicable by
the returning government transport and all shipments
shall be consigned to the designated agent at New ork
unless otherwise specially directed by the Secretary of
the Treasury.
carefully detailed account will be kept by the agent
OF all supplies furnished by the government and OF all
expenditures made. Each agent will transmit weekly
report OF his proceedings to the Secretary of the Treasu
ry and render bis account duplicate monthly for set
tlement. All acquisitions, bills of ading and invoices
will be counersgned by the military commander, or by
such officer he may designate for the purpose. Each
agent will transact bis business and keep bis accounts
that as little injury possible may accrue to private
citizens who now maintain, or may within reasonable
time resume the character of loyal citizens Of the Uni
ted States
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the resignation of
the Hon. G. Howard, so long the reporter OF that
body and lately the Peace Democratic candidate for
Governor of Maryland, was announced
The work on the military bridge across the Poto-
mac, at the aqueduct 10 Georgetown is progressing very
rapidly, and the structure will be in in incredibly
short time.
A large and brilliant company, including many Of
fcers OF the army and navy, in full uniform, assembled
at ST. Aoysius church to wtLess the marriage of Lieu
tenant Lobert L. Eastman, United States Army, and
Miss Angela Lingan Dorsey, daughter of Lorenzo and
Anna H. Dorsey, the Catholic authoress. The groom
is the son of Mrs. Mary II. Eastman also we'll and
favouraby known in the world of bellies lettres.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CAMP WYATT, Dec. 18th, 1851.
Gentlemen Allow through your valuable paper to
sae Bass of Sampson county, for donation of pair
fine wool socks to company, Sampson Rangers Co. A,
30th Regt n. c. I. }. C. HOLMES, Capt
MIDDLETON. Hyde Co, N. g., Nov. oath, 1861.
Please allow through the columns of your Journal to
acknowledge the receipt Of box from the Franklin Sol
in my Company viz quilts II pillows, II mattress
ticks 80 pair of socks II pair of drawers IL wooden shirts
cotton shirts; also, box from the Buck Swamp Sol
ders Aid Society, the following Hospital Stores. viz Is
old shirts, Is pr Of old drawers, bundle Of linen rags
bundle of rags, old table cloth, l3 pillow cases.
pillows Is Shirts u pr drawers bags of sage
bas OF pepper bags and bottle of mustard seed,
bottle of blackberry vinegar towels, is pair OF socks
bags dried apples bags fax Seed cakes mutton suet
Aso MIS- Pollock oGA comfort ond Miss s saah LOT
tin, pr socks and towels Miss Mary 0. Lotn, | pl
socks Mrs Joel lottiu comforts Miss G. T. Loftin
pr socks MIS- Giles t. Loftin mattress tick; Miss Lizzie
Wilson, pr socks; Mrs. B. K. Outlaw, pr socks Mrs
BENZ. Fulfil, pr socks; Mrs Jesse Bzz and daughters
pr socks blanket for which, in behalf Of the Com
pany, / return to the kind donors my sincere thanks
respectfully, -
Cant Commanding Co c. 2nd Reg INIT n c. = I.