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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-12
The Ladies Of VIRGINIA


Before leaving Huntersyille, where have
been stationed tor the past five weeks as sur
geon, feel 1t my duty, ;is it certainly is my
pleasure, TO return publicly my grateful ac-
knoWledS ments 70 the ladies OF Cub Creek
CHURCH, Charlotte county, and to the La
DIES Secession Aid Society," Of Lexington, for
the kindly and timely aid, in the shape of bed
olnS, Clothes, &c, &c, extended 70 our soldiers,
who have been sick here. Mrs. Paul NJ Neil,
ana other ladies OF this county, are enutled to
our heartfelt thanks for the yalua bic assistance
which they have rendered us by furnishing
our SICK with full supply OF properly cooked
bread, and that without any com pensation.
For myself, can say that, called TO contend
with disease In its most protean forms in q
sparsely settled and sterile country, w here very
lew OF the appliances of my profession could
be Obtained, the contributions of the ladies were
God sends indeed, and l am sure they will
ever be held III grateful remem brance by our
soldiers, whose sutierings they have so much
alleNlated. " hat State could fall VIII at
Empire could decay, ii the noisy zeal OF war 8
patriotism were AS pure as the silent loyalty
OF woman ) lover We have had under treat
ment during the month of August 500 patien Is
OF whom more than four hundred have been
returned cured to their respecti We Gimen Is,
thirteen have died, and twenty-nine are now
sick i'll bed. The balance convalescent,
and will in a few days be sent on to the army
L make this statement for the satisfaction Of
the friends OF our soldiers, aS l have been in
formed that there have been exaggerated &C
counts OF the mortality in the army OF the
Northwest. Very truly, yours,
IL. i. COLEMAN, surgeon of Post
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TETROP Titan HALL.

II
GRAND DRAMATIC AND ETHIOPIAN EN-
TERTAISMEST!
SOUTHERN HAR.NONI4NS EVERY NIGHT 4!
Ethiopian Burlcsques. Farces. Solos, Choruses
Singing and Dancing Doors open at o'clk COM
mence at g. ~. Tickets IS cents.
Sc l2-3t') WELLS WARWICK. Managers
DOARDISG AND DAY SCHOOL,
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES
Franklin Street, betoeen Sd and Al
The Misses CLOPTOS daughters Of the late
Judge Clopton,) will open School on the LIST Of Oc-
tober 1861.
Circulars Of terms, etc, VIII be sent to those de.
string them. u au 3l-lm.
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LIKE MASTER, LIKE MAN.''-The ferocious
and blood thirsty proclamation of FREMoNT
is in keeping with the character of the man
who is said to be personally IA miserable COW
ard. All towards are trucuent and cruel
The spirit of the man is III entire keeping with
the savageness of the proclamation. He hates
the South with a personal bitterness more PRO
found and rancorou5 even than that of Gen
ScoTT. The illegitimate son of Mrs. Pryor
Of Richmond by French fiddler, cannot be
expected to bear much love to section ia
lniiar with the antecedents of his illustrious
house and himself
FREMOST's brutal Provost Marshal in st
Louis, Col. JUsTUs MCkINsTRy, who, we OBJ
serve, has been lately promoted to a Brigadier-
Generalship, H. if possible, greater poltroon
than Fremont. When the late Gen. WEIGHT
MAN, who fell calamity fighting al the recent
battle III Missouri, was young Cadet at West
Point "a rencontre occurred between him and
big bully Of seniors class, this same Nc
humilating lesson, one of the scars of which
on his face, he is likely TO carry 10 his grave
4 few years ago, a Kentucky gentleman, who
met MCKINsTRY III the West, was informed
by this doughty warrior that he received the
scar in the Mexican war! This incident suffi-
GENTLY illustrates tho character Of the man.
The truth is, he never performed single ac-
ton III the Mexican war which was chronicled
by the press, except eating dinner which
SANTA ANNA left behind in his carriage on one
OF his sudden escapes
Such are the men who are now playing the
despots over the gallant people of Missouri!
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EDUCATIONAL.

UTAsHINGTON ACADEMY.
w AMELIA COUNTY, VA
A first class BOARDING and DAY school
for Boys Of 10 years and upwards. Board an,
tuition per session of ten months. $50. Regular
MILITARY DRILL. withou, extra charge. Tn,
next session commences MONDAY, September Is
For further particulars inquire early of the Prnci
pal DR.. +. A. SEEKER,
sc l2-6t Chula Depot Amelia Co, Va.
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FOR IL EMF.

NOR RENT-Two DWELLISG-HOUSES In
II good order-one 18th and the other 9Th
street supplied with Gas and water. Apply 10 LIZ
subscriber, At his store on Broad street, at ha
residence on 9th street.
s- l2--3ts J. G.. COURTNEY.
INDk kEN IA new and we'll furnished kfal.
L DENCE in desirable portion Of the city.
Possession given immediately. Address, Box ~.
Richmond Post Office. az l2-t4
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

TSTRAY.- There came to my house. III. Ca
IL nal. opposite the 18th M stone, dark brown
HORSE. Said Horse stands about feet 3 or
inches high has q raw place on his back, appa.
ronty caused by the saddle The wiz
please come forward prove property, pay EXPENSES
and take him away. tTHOS. JACKSON
sc 1875
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-From Camp Ns-
= gruder on Sunday morning the llth instant
grey HORSE, in the service of Capt. Thornton.
and belonging TO Sergeant in hS company. a
liberal reward will be paid FOR the delivery OF .1d
Horse TO the said Canp.
i2-3tE JAS. u. POWERS Lieut.
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ARMY REGULATIONS
Adopted for the use Of the Confederate Ssa'e-' "a
accordance with late acts of Congress. re''+''4
from the old United States Army, 1887. r,eH
ing all that il essential tor Officers ~ the L.e
to which is ,pidei aa act for the e~'abIishIne"'
and organization Of the Army Of the tonir,o
ate States Of America. Also Articles 81 y"
for the Government of 40 Army OF ihe ooS
feterste States of America 81.
Persons reml,t!ng TO Us the marked price o. .
Their Of the above. except Gilhsns Manual VII re
ceive them free Of postage or freight
H Orders to receive prompt attention seo"'1
be addressed TO WEST l. JOHNSTON
Publishers and booksellers
A Alt las Main 81, Richmond Va
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TTENTION, MILITIA ORDER No L.
n The 3th Company Of the I'D Regiment OF
TIxlnia Militia (ths bounds Of whose district Oh.
tends from the suburbs OF the city 20 Brook Run,
and nom Mcchaniesvilie TO Brook Turnpike will
meet at their usual muster ground. near Wade's
store, At 2 O'Clock T.. NJ, on MONDAY, 10th inst b,
for the purpose Of eecting Captain and other com.
n,ssfoned officers. BY order Of
FRANK DICKMAN,
SO I2-1ts Lieut.. Commanding.
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WANTED-A SUBSTITUTED yI,.,.i-
wv Volunteer Company. now s.atlon.s ny.
yorktown, Va liberal Compensation viii =.
paid, required. Apply at "' -
80 I2-3t* SAM'L d. HICKS Sho,lo. u,,
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M ASTED-CARPENTE WNisi -
w or three CARPENTERS to w,rL On 70 DO
Carriages Apply at the Eagle Foundry.
So I2-At
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WANTED-A No. / COOK. W19UIY =,
w IhoSER, Tor very small family, a,h.,
"hi'o or Diack. Apply immediately 70
THOS. b. REEFS
&c l2-b' O9 Main. bet 9th and l0.h -.
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NyANTED--A GARDENER, DAIRY MAIN
w four LABORERS, TO grade ditch &c Ara
two good WAGON DRIVERS, for the baIan<. ~
the year in healthy Situation north Of redsric.
burg. Apply to
MrssRs DUNLOP, MONCURE co
au 2ti-2awu Rich,oo,d l.
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YUST OPENED,
81 AND FOR SALE BY
HAMILTON, BROS. & CO,
No. 10 PEARL STREET,
A good assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS. comprising in part, Printed Cash.
mcres; Printed and Plain Driaines. and all wool
Mouslins, bright eolors Lyonese Cloth; Cheno
Brants and Mixtures; Oriental Lus,rea Black
and Striped Alpaca, Tartan Iraids; Black and
Colored Silks; Dark Prints aud GiuShsms; shawls,
Closks, &c Sc i2-lw
WIN. ID. ToMPkiSS. JAS. L. TOAFkINS
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w ANTE D-IMMEDIATETY-- Fo-- .
w class MILLINERS. None blu, co,n,I.I ~"
hands. and those capable Of trimming. need syn, =.
se l2-2t' AADAur u"ir,Hy
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"ASTED.-A gentleman having several w..
w ure hours during the day. would bo si.t :.
employ his time in writing and posting up hoo.,
drawing OFF accounts, or writing of any Kind Per
sons wishing to employ such labor will address "A
b. c." Dispatch office So l0-pod3--
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Nv AN D-IMMED1ATELY-A roiddT.
wv aged colorcd NURSE, to attend ON eb,ia.NN
nve and six yenrs old. and who can sew vii ~, u
highest recommendations required ApnIy a, n a'
Cd Spofswood Hotel. after IL 0 clock A. M ~"
40 I2--Hs -~~
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COL. WIN. GILLIAN
MAN AL
FOR
or THE
CONFEDERATE STATES.
COMPRISING:
Army Organization;
Organization of Infantry;
Cavalry, Field Artillery,
and the STAFF;
Arms and Ammunition
Schools OF the Soldier;
Trooper, Troop and Squadron
Evolnt!ons Of the Regiment;
Light Artillery Tactics
Honors Paid by Troops;
Duties of Captains
Duties in Camp and Garrisons;
The Staff; Battles;
Court hartals and the
Articles of War.
Price, $3.50; by mall. 50.
Instructions for Field Artillery extracted frof. Oh
hams Manual Tor Volunteers and Militia f.
The Troopers Manual By Col J. Lueius DGTi--
new edition; $l25.
Map of the Sea, of War in Eastern Virginia -.
Map of the Confederate States; ac ~,
Ba yonet Exercise and Skiruiisher- Drill ~ o.
H. Milton Cary Beautifully illustrated e.
Tho Volunteers Hand. Book. This book sa'i.a Do
in the hands of every person. Sc
Hardee's Tactics two volumes; the only eohn''r''
edition with plsteS; 81. 10 ,.l
The School of the Guides; or, the fraeIca CIV
der; illustrated 81.
The Volunteers Manual el.G
Roberts Hand Book Of Artillery; .a~
Buckholtz's Infantry Camp Duty. ~"
Buckholtz's Science Of War; 75c
Nahans Outpost Duty ~.
The New Map Of Virginia; 75e. a.
Instruction. in Heavy Arillery-very scarce -
Southern Military Manual; 81.
Picture of the Battle Of Bull Run July Plat, bcsa
tifulIy colored. 81
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"ASTED-By Virginia lady, Of ,bree v.s,..
w experience. "a situation in q fnniiv :,
SCHOOL. VIII teach English, Latin, French al
Music. Beat Of references given and required "
Address, q" Box 464," Richmond, Va
Nl-endo,S Gcwtt
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nv ANTED-for the remainder OF Ia -.
w eolored WOMAN, a. NURSE and ri; ~
BERNARD. Apply to ALEX. STIRLING
80 l2-lt' Edg.no,, H.
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NTANTED--A situation IA TEACHER BIZ .
w graduate in most Of the schools Of ii. I nj
versity of Virginia For further information. Nd
dress TEACHER" Middleburg Loudoun COUNTY
Va au 30--eottt'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14
Kenansville, N. G.
Items,

THE SOUTHERN CoNFEDRACY CONVENTION Montgomery,
Feb 5-The convention met again this morning and pro-
ceeded to business.
During discussion the adoption of rules Mr.. Ste
phens OF Georgia. said the rules made the prin
cple that Congress of sovereign and independent
States, and we must vote as States.'
Pending discussion the adoption Of resolutions pro-
vdlng for the appointment of committee to report form
OF provisional the Convention went into secret
session.
bill appropriang $500 900 to the cause of southern in
dependence passed both houses of the Alabama Legislature
to-day.
The Governor has signed bill egalizing bank suspen
sons.
The stay law was defeated in the Senate but an effort
will he made tomorrow to reconsider it, which thought
will be successful.
The California pony express of the 10Th ut has arrived
at Ort Keney The message of the Governor Cafor
MIA is strongly in favor of the Union.
The letters of Congressman Scott and Burch advocating
the erection of Pacific Republic severely denounced
by the papers,
Judge McCaister's decision confirms the New Almaden
mines to the claimants against the government.
coalition has been formed between the republicans and
democrats in the Legislature to elect United States Sena
tor,
The New Mexican mail the Pawnee Fork arrived at
Independence Missouri the 4th inst. The the
the plains two to four feet deep. The mail
PEELED travel part of the way pack mules. They
three making six miles, Nothing had been heard
at the Pawnee Fork of the murder of Major Russell Co.
in the Rattoon Mountains and the presumption is that
if it they would have heard of it, they are in
weekly communication with Fort Wise.
The New Orleans custom house authorities refuse to de-
liver up foreign goods consigned to Louisville importers un
less the Louisville surveyor viii grant canceng certificates
the goods and the duties thereon be paid at New Or
leans. .-l-..
Advices from Anstin Texas to the Goth ul, have been
received.
Gov Houston had sent message the Legislature
demning the New York resolution, tenderlng men and
money to South expressing the hope that the
people Of Texas will act as unit for her rights.
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For the Journal.


MEssRs EDITORS Il desire short space in your
paper cOunteract far necessary the effect likely
be produced to the injury of the G rona Guards by
communication under the signature Mlitare, published
in the Daily Journal of the 5th inst.
The proposition Of Militare to merge the " Carolina
Guards and the Wilmington Rife Guards into
Company exactly fair to either organization. 1t is
just about week since it undertaken get up the
company of Carolina Guards Each day adds its numbers
and already has 30 80 MEMBERS with the prospect of
very decided future success.
Ii Wilmington contains twelve thirteen thousand in
habtans certainly six companies ought to be raised and
sustained it. There is advantage in having good
number because who would object to joining
would very readily join another In this every
in the community, subject to military duty might be suited
and afforded opportunity of learning the drill and the
use musket And here would suggest that any cit
who liable to be called to his State and who
fails avail himself of these opportunities for learning to
fight doing himself justice. The who may now
take the field should certainly understand much
as he of military tactics. The " Carolina Guards
intended to be permanent organization, but merely to
many of the citizens be induced to the
company in the drill and to be ready for any emergency
of the State in these gloomy and uncertain times
Let every man in Wilmington, who capable OF bearing
arms show interest in matters, and attach himself
of the companies organizing or already organ
ized. CAholdNA GUAhU. =
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A. ;. SHEPARD q CO.,

A. ,. SHEPARD q CO.,
TOULD respectfully inform their friends and custom
w ers and the public in general, that they
ceivng and opening their stock of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS to which they invite your attention, feeling conf
dent that their stock equal If not SUPERIOR to any ever
offered this MARKET and consists of the following articles:
DRY GOODS.
Alpaccas Deaines Caicoes Beeched and Brown Sheet
ings and Shrtngs, Osnaburgs, Drills Canton ana Weoi
Fannels Cassimeres Sattnets Kentucky Jeans kersey
Linsev Stripe and Plads, Negro and Bed Blankets, Bed
Ticking, Cotton and Woolen iS Hosiery; eTIc,o
fine assortment of these articles ever opened IN this
market. Prices at low rate. Mems Cali, kIp and wa
terproof Boots Ladies CATERS ana MOROCCO Doo'I
es' and Chdrens Caters and Morocco KID and Leather
Boots, Farmers Brogans, Negro Men Boys ana oeh
Brogars. ~ a,
variety of Mems, Boys and Chldrens Hats and Caps,
Negro Wool Hats, by the dozen 4eI11 or or single.
Coee-Rio Laguayra and Java Crushed and Porto RICO
Sugars Common Syrup Molasses Flour, Butter, Cheese,
Lard Pork Pepper, Ginger Spice, Cloves, Aspice, Mace
Numegs, Mustard, Cigars, Tobacco and snqn sperm ano
Adamantine Candles Candies Raisins Alum and Table
Salt Crackers Salts Salt Petre Alum, Sulphur Coperas,
Cream Tartar soda saleratus, Yeast Powders indigo
Camphor Washing and Toilet Soaps, Powder and Shot,
HARDWARE.
Pocket and Table Cutlery Axes Hoes, Hstchets Show
els, Locks Spades Forks, Coffee Mills Pots Ovens spl
Thread Sein Twne Meat Cutters and Su1ers saws trace
Chains Chovels and longs And Irons Hooks and HINGES
Wooden Willow and Crockery Ware, Brooms Matc1es La,
dies Baskets and Work Stands, Paint Brushes Panted
Pals Tubs Measures Plates, Bowls Cups and Saucers
Butter Plates Preserve do Gobts Pickles. Preserve ana
sons Pine Apples, Nuts, Almonds Fberts Butter Nuts,
WaInuts and many articles too tedious to mention.
They take this opportunity Of thanking their customers
and friends for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
and hone bv strict attention to business to merit conn
uance Of the same. They earnestly desire all "a
give them call and examine tae s.oca, pom n Huae1
and price, they feel satisfied tnat ney Can
those of the most fastidious taste. ,ooo
jacksonville, Onsow Co., n. O., NOV. l, AsoV. 4O-u
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sgsse THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 ACRES OF
%f& LAND situated South of and Immediately the
- Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road, % to "a miles
from Wilmington Their advantages in regard health
SOIL timber summer and winter range for stock with the
natural advantages and small expense of draining
be excelled in the State. Having land than
an Offering them at lower price per than any this
section These lands pronounced by judges to be fine
cotton lands. Persons wishing The said lands
will please address me at Westbrooks Post Office Baden
Depot said road, aud will meet them there and show
them the lands Those wishing to know anything
ing them before visiting will write and will them
Immediately. j. A. robson.
Ashwood, Bladen County, n. c., Feb. "a 1860. 27tf
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VALUABLE swAMP LAMBS FoR sALE.

- THE SUBSCRIBER having determined to 60 South,
& offers for sale bis entire possession of LANDS in New
- Hanover county, 80 miles from Wilmington, and one
mile from the Cape Fear River in Caintuck District, there
being about $50 in ALL of which IS drained
an0 cleared and IN fine state of cultvatonthere being
about zoo acres more to clear all heavy growth Swamp
Land, being portion of the wel-known JUNIPER AND
BEAR oWAMPS, and the balance UPLAND. The Swamp
Is well adapted to the of Con Peas Potatoes
and Rice. On the Plantation is very good DWELLING
HOUSE nearly new, and ali necessary out-houses and a
good Well OF Water The place is pleasantly located and
diaey the Cape Fear River containing l52 acres
miles from the above plantation all fenced for the
OF Pasture. There about 40 cleared aud well
adapted to Corn Peas Pumkins &C. Also, there is any
quantity of OAK AND ASH WOOD handy to the river,
which can with little labor, be turned into money ANY
person wishing to settle himself valuable and pleas
anty located place any in thiscountryn good neigh
borhoOdwoud do well to call soon, am the place
is too well known to remain hand long Apply to the
subscriber the premises address Arthur Bourdeaux
Caintuck p. o., New Hanover county, n. C.
April 10, lS60.-34-H ARTHUR BOURDEAUX.
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LANDs FoK SALE N RRUNsWICK coUNrY.

LANDS FOR SALE BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
AVlNt1 MORE LANDS thanI can work to any advan-
tage am desirous to sell at great sacrifice 1920
Acres, situated from to miles of the W. NJ R. R.
~ miles from Wilmington at 81 so per about loo
acres of hch is under cultivation 100 of good
Swamp Land, easily drained. Any quantity of the best
Shell Mari may be had the place. Also, some Turpen
tine LgbtWood Oak, Cypress Ash Hickory and Poplar
If the above Lands do not suit will SELL imme diately
the W. NJ R. R., 22 miles Wilmington HOO acres of
Land upon which is the best blue shell mar Turpen-
tine boxes cut last winter where from fifteen hundred
cords OF pine wood may be sold annually If desired ali of
the above Lands would be sold. An examination will
vince that these Lands offered for less than
half their value. Onethird cash will be required negro
property or town lots would be taken exchange for the
balance, good endorsed with interest," payable
one and two years. Possession will be given of either
both places Immediately if sold before the first of April,
but not disposed of by that time, possession will not be
given until January next The Lands might be turned
some small settlements will sell in smaller quantity and
have two other tracts would SELL These Lands are we'll
adapted to the growth of Corn Cotton and Potatoes and
easily improved.
Any person wishing to examine the premises will get
ticket to Byrdsville, on the W. & NJ R. R.
Any inquiry addressed to Byrdsvle P. O., Brunswick
county, N Co. concerning said lands, will be promptly
sWered G. j. BYRD.
January lOth 1861. 2OtlA
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Rewards,
25 DOLLAItS REWARD.

25 DOLLARS REWARD.
% RAN AWAY from the subscriber, the 6
"a morning of the 5th instant, my Negro Man 81
~ DICK, "a years Of age about feet or ZACH W
high, quick spoken, and intelligent. Also NegIO
man SUSAN (his wife, and boy child, years old Susan
about 20 years old, very likely with very white teeth
will give the above reward have the Negroes deliver
ed to me- secured any Jail that get them an.
WILLIAM H. HOLMES.
Clinton, Sampson county, N. c., Nov. D. l86O.-l3tf.
$40 REWARD.
g RUNAWAY from the subscriber, about three months
"a since negro woman named BRlDGETT. She walks
" lame, but quick of dark complecton low built, agec
Sound in the neghborhood of Wrightsvie. The above
ward will be paid for her confinement in Wilmington JAIL
or for her delivery to the subscriber.
An additional reward of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will
be paid information that will lead to the conviction OF
any person harborng said negro.
Aug. z, lS6O.-49-tf JERE. j. KING.
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TO sCu0oL Tu4CHER.

TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
FTNHE EXAMINING COMMITTEE appointed by the Su
i perintendents Of Common Schools for New Hanover
County, will at my office SATURDAY, I6TH
FEBRUARY, 10 o'clock a. NJ Those interested will
please attend. S. D. WALLACE, Chairman.
Jan, 81 1861, 23-tm
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER.
County Court, December Term, 1860.
Joseph R. Blossom,)
, Original Attachment
John Bedford.
NHS CAUSE coming for argument, and being argued
i is ordered by the Court that conditional Judgment
be entered against the Defendant for the of One
dred and Eight Dollars And it appearing to the satsac
tiOn of the Court that the defendant nonresident IL
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
the Wilmington Journal for six weeks notifying said de-
tendan appear the next term of the Court of Please
and Quarter Sessions to be held at the Court House Will
mington the second Monday of March, A D. 1861 then
and there to plead demur judgment final by
default will be taken against him. and the property levied
upon be sold to satisfy Plaintiffs debt and costs.
Teste, SAM'L R. BUNTING, Clerk.
JAM 81, l66l-23-6w Pr. adv SIS g.