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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-17

The CREW OF THE PETREL.--A dispatch from Phil
adephia, dated s nst says the Grand Jury of the u
s. District Court has found true BILL charging piracy
and high treason against the crew. Sc en- number OF the
prvateer Pere, sunk at by the U. ). frigae St.
Laurence. They will be tried next week.
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nrScRYTrTnC

THE firm of HEDRICK d RYAN is this day dissolved by
NJ Ryan authorized to settle the bust
ness of the firm. j. J. HEORICK,
J. n. RYAN
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~ --d PRACTICAL BUILDERS of portable
hkAA!,l. and stationary Steam Engines of any re.
ExSsS3 quired power and kind Of boiler, saw mills,
Tnn2a1a8 gristmis, gin gearngs, and any other kind
of machinery made in any establishment South Have
hand large variety of patterns for machinery in gen
all kinds of machinery and mill work. Turpentne stills
and copper work in all its branches AL kinds of iron and
brass castings finished unfinished at short notice. Old
machinery overhaued and repaired All work warranted
to be represented.
In connection with the above establishment we have on
hand large stock of rubber and leather Lelng acing
packing rives and mill rocks and botng cloth for Rrist
mills Mil Saws and Circular Saws Of any size aud gauge
furnished at short notice.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
VOLUNTEERS FOR CAVALRY.
VTTANTED IMMEDIATELY, % or 80 men willing to vol
w in Cavalry Corps for Confederate service
for defence the of North Carolina for the term
twelve months
Apply Immediately to
A. F. NEWKIRK,
Wilmington, N. G.
Sept 10Th. 1861 1Stf-5-tf
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TaE PoToMAC-We have received from Sergeant
Maj Parker (Gen. Writings Staff Orderly some inter
esting intelligence respecting the blockade OF the Poo
mac; and though it is not purpose at present to
make any revelations upon matter which has been
bundany discussed in the Northern journals for weeks
past the public need not be surprised to learn at any
time that the worst approximations Of the enemy real
lied. Gen Writings Brigade 1.-THE third is in excellent
condition. ard the gallant commander is looking eagerly
for chance to cross the river His staff consists Of
A. Vandeihorst j. w. HILL (oId army Col Upton, of
Texas, and j. 5. Stanley, II til Mississippi regmsnt.
A gentleman who left fairfax Yesterday morning re-
ports that there is sickness in the camps. and
the troops in file spirits and anxious for fight
but as the enemy seems determined to remain in his
strongholds it Is impossible to say when they will be
accommodated. The weather is fine, though the ap-
proach Of winter heralded yesterday morning by
heavy ost.--Rjchmond Dispatch 18th inst.
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hre i1anke was shot through the head mortany
Chambers escaped unnjured. The difficulty occnrra3 On
the canvass Great exertons made by the friends Of
the parties to effect a reconciliation ~ "
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GEN. MANSFIELD ORDERED TO HATTERAs-G ENERAL
Wool To RETURN TO OLD PoINT.-We learn from Wash
pgton that an order has been issued since Gen Mans
field has been sent to Old Point that he take command
at Hatterss and that Gen. Wool, who had expected
position 10 the West, probably to supercede Gen. Ere
mont has been sent back take command of Old Point
Norfolk Day Book, 18th
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET, October ls.

Latest dates from Liverpool. Sept "a
Latest dates from Havre.. ..,........ Sept II
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tribute of I<asItect
HEAD QUARTERS,

Company c. I'd Regt N. C. Volunteers. !
Al q meeting called by Lieut.. Allen, commanding Co G,
on the 18th Oct 1861, upon motion of Lieut. Hnson pT
waite L. Baden requested to act as chairman and
private s. P. Frederick as secretary:
The meeting berg thus organized, on motion OF Lieut.
Allen committee of three appointed by the CHAIR TO
draft resolutions expressive of the feelings CT the meeng
The chair appointed Lieut. Allen DR.. j. W. MCGEE and
R. e Miller said committee, and ca motion OF private
Simmons the chairman was added, who reported Tie io
WHEREAS it has pleased Almighty God in His Providence
to midst, TREND fellow soldier NJ
H. EVANS, of Co. c, I'd Reg't N. C. V. therefore
ResoUed That in the denth of our fellow soldier NJ d.
Evans, feel that have lost an amlable and noOle
flend cut off in the prime of life aud in the midst of his
usefulness while noby and patilooay serving MS coun-
3D. Resolved That we deeply regretthe death of
panon arms, and hereby tender to his family and rea
tons heartfelt sympathies.
3D. ResoUed That we the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days testimonial of respect for the deceased
the family of the deceased Wilmington Raleigh
Petersburg and Norfolk papers, with request for pubca
ton.
On motion of Lieut. Hinson, the preamble and reso!u
| tons unanimously adopted.
On motion of corporal Bostick, the meeting adjourned
j. l.. BARDEN, Chm.
| s. P. FREDERICK sec'y
of Clothing by the WarrensvIiie Ladies
Aid Society of Sampson COaniy.
Mrs Isaac c. Wright, Blankets Mattress Ticks; Mrs
Jas n Peterson Blanket and Shirt; Mrs. Jane Her
ring shirts pair Socks Mrs. Benson S. Owen Shirt
M Mrs. GafG Gs NJ Mrs Parker pair
Dr. D. R. Parker, 49, Miss Sarah r. Herring par SOCKS
Socks Mis- Dan'I L. Brock, pair Socks Miss Harriet
Rich psir Socks: Mrs Irwin Faircoth pair Socks MIS-
Rachel ker, pair Socks; Miss Betty smith pa1
Socks Miss Catalonia Smith pair Socks; Miss Julia
Herring pair Socks; Miss Julia c. Owen par SOCKS
Mrs. William Herring, pair Socks; Miss Liza Carroll
pair Socks Miss Sarah E. Owen, pair Socks Miss ar
A. Owen, pair Socks Miss Jane Smith pan SG 3;os
pair Socks Mrs. e. j. Hobbs Quilt, pair Pantaioons
Shirts and pair Socks; Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood
Overcoat.
1t is reported that Col Doniphan, of Missouri, who's
name is linked with brilliant ACHIEVEMENTS In the Mex
can war, has joined the Confederates.
Domestic afliction has kept him thus long from tn
field His sympathies have always been intensel
Southern.
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SEAMLESS OVENCOAVs,
NTATER PROOF Water Proof! To stand Guard in
w On dnty-on duty
The SentinePs Overcoat- The Sentnes Overcoat Is
WATERPROOF and sold only at BALDWIN'S.
Oct. 10. BALDWIN'S.
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5OOO for q. a Ts y aFd ca: ysTd G s4
civic lst-Busness purposes!-business pu1poses-at
Oct. 8 BALDWIN'S
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Federal Attack the Eastern Shore-Fifteen KtIIe,
And a Number Wounded

Attack ShOre-EtfleSn
And Number Wounded
We learn that unsuccessful attempt made last
rdaP week, by party of Federas land force at
the Eastern Shore for the purpose
troying vessel stocks that nearly completed
They up in a steamboat, and portion of them
effected landing but they found TO their cost that
force had gathered there to give them wecome.--
Capt. Fletcher, militia officer in that vicinity, had
gathered of his boys with their duck guns and
following pieces and with these they attacked the
vanda who sought shelter in the ship behind the frame
of the vessel But Notwithstanding this, they
roughly handled by the Eastern Shoremen that fifteen
them came f3r their allotment of land in Virginia besides
considerable number carried off from the action
wounded Only of our slightly wounded. They
we're finally driven off and effected their escape the
er amidst shower from Capt Fletchers men, who then
to burn the vessel themselves and did accord
ingly.
This is reliable.-NorfoIk Day Book. 14h inst
DEsERTERs FROM rBE FEDERAL ARMY.-Michael Kelly, o.
New Jersey; William Roach, of Baltimore and William
lusk New York three deserters from the Federal
on the South side Potomac reached this city
dsy and were properly cared for The two first mentioned
were members company I'd United States artillery
stationed at Alexandria Cusk belonged to company f. 81
regiment United States infantry They report that Nc
Clean has 10 and around Arlington Heights Alex
andra and other points and that 80 900
to be eneamped in and around ashngton city They stat
also that Mcclellan is deficient in artillery, but ibis is
course highly improbable The statements Of these
are mere camp rumors, and consequently, not
reliable data.--Richmogd Enquirer, 22hinst.
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ARTILLERY COMPANIES
CAVALRY COMPANIES

ATTENTION! ATTENTION!
~ AUNTLET5 AND GLOVES,
HORSE HEAD COVERS
HORSE HEAD COVERS,
MILITARY OVER COATS, &C., &C.. st
OF. is. BALDWIN'S.
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OFFICERS SWORD BzLTs.

w Pistol Cases. Body Belts Gun strops Cartridge Box
es Bullet Boxes Cap Boxes, Bayonet Scabbards, Buges
Swords Canteens, &C., &C., for sale at
JAMES WILSON'S,
Harness. Trunk Saddlery, Leather and Oil establishment
Oct. 2-23-3t No. Market street.
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A Coon SUGGEsTIoN.-A correspondent of the Mont
gomery Mail suggest that as the LINCOLN bireiing
Colonel in command at Fort Pckens declares that he
will destroy the navy yard if attempt is made upon
the fort the navy yard be converted into prison for the
confinement OF the Vandals taken during the war.
THIS is an excellent suggestion.
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GROCEREEsl GRCCERIES2I
EgTE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM friends,
w and Merchants generally, that we have on hand
large and well selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting of Bacon, Sugars of all grades Rio Coffee Mess
Pork Candles, Tobacco Cigars PEPPER Spice, Snuff etc.,
ETC., all Of which will be sold low for Cash.
COX, KENDALL co.
March 20 1861 l64&3O-tf
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Coon FOR THE THIRSTY SOLDIER Extreme thirst
is one OF the most severe trials the active soldier has
encounter. During long march and on the field of
long and hoty contested battle be is often almost
come with fatigue and thirst An old frontersman
who has had much experience the Western borders
and on the plans suggests to the following the
best remedy and preventive of thirst that has been
discovered After meal take the coffee grounds
boil them again. and pour it off into your canteen
and let it cool for your next march 1t is not only
tritve and stimulating, but it will quench the thirst
more efectualy than water 1t will go two or three
times rs far as water. Also, take the coffee grounds
after ing thus used, dry them and put them 10 your
pocket, and chew them at intervals the march, Oh
during any arduous service and they will likewise re
press thirst and satate greatly the cravings of hunger
This course has been tried with the most gratifying
Suits and is worthy of trial by every soldier in ht
service Nashville Patriot.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce F. D. Koonce, of
Onsow Independent Candidate in the Third District,
for seat in the First Congress of the Confederate States
under the Permanent Constitution.
Gent. 18th. 1861. 4HteK.
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To the Voters Of the Atm Congressional District.
We the undersigned suggest the of the Hon. Thos
D. Mcdowell of Bladen candidate for Congress in this
District believing that his election will be entirely accept
able to the whole District.
MANY CITIZENS OF RICHMOND COUNTY.
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INKS INKS !!
A FINE So PLY Of the best Writing and Copying. OF
IA all sizes, at kELLEY'S BOOK STORE
oct. 18th.
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WILMINGTON IRON AND COPPER WORE

WILMINGTON, N. &.
L. Il. Fart Il JOHN @. BAILEY, Proprietor
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KELLEYs BOOK STORE,
MO. q, MAhKET STREET,
~ Keeps constantly on hand all articles in
his ne that be had in the Southern COnfederacy and
sol a. living prices. Oct. IA, 1861.
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Oetm8 Spar&MnIt1lt
BON alIentaun, pa.


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Imsrtran Sctrl, 9ebaltsn BON s. q. 9e4D
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lutoriiirte6 Sapitol $5O,OOO.
Die Sffts 1T ale Sage Ctsn, ron bis ubr, 70:
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Oepcftsn perben in erOEcn uno tlrinen Summsn
an9encmmsn uno pteoer jurud bs;abt cbue ycrberiae
Hufftinbt9un9 nit prrisnt Sutsrs1Gn. Sir Ipe:
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OiGfes 5uititut birtet @rseutcrsu, Hominitratcrsn
uno anosrn pericnen, quite SelC9snbeit, Gjeosr nit
StchGrbelt fir tur,s cher dnaere Belt auf Sntereen
gu btnterlt9Cn uno peoer, cbnC. pcrbcree 2(utuno.
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glebt Dem bersits eurb bic Stcdbater einbC=
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pcn $4,000 in Der Common gIeas Court bfs
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9olfirer gum ,eeicheu SGlalf fir bic tTeus GusG
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NGsutauu, Sstruor l3, 1861. nG3gR
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Sefentlt6e 8en6u.
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Nut 0onncritoQ5 cen 7ten Mdrj,
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Die @eonam9sn AM @srtouf6tu9s uno aufw0r:
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Some6 3. &Iein,
Daniel Stettler,
2(fG9uies pNu N0rcn Gulb uuO Srau.
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Nuf Wittrpotbs oen 6ten uno Mittpctb6
ben 21lten WQr3,

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Der lpoblfeile
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ten Stcd Sitter 81 baltsn unb an bliasn prtilen gu
psrtaufsn.
Suro9e uno SoneS.
Sucbrr IL nltp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
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mO &uttettsn unO iUnf nod oieIe Nrtttel gu
TstIduilig gu meIpsn.
Die Sepinaunasn am gutaufstase unb Nuf'
p1rtun9 0pn
2teranoer Singmolter.
Jetruar 49, uqb9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
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