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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-02

THERE IS now locked up Southern plantations and
elsewhere in the South Cotton worth two hundred mil
lions of dollars, at the very least Tobacco Naval
Stores and Rice would swell this amount to at least
two hundred and fifty millions.
That is one sde but it is only half There is mar
ket at the South for every dollars worth of that amount
in foreign goods and the South at war; and spend
ing more than her income there is really market for
twice that amount five hundred millions. The world
then has direct pecuniary interest amounting perma
nentIy to trade of five hundred millions of dollars
per anaum, depending upon the opening of the South
ern ports and this year of hundred and fifty mil
lions of dollars.
II is not merely that England and France want two
hundred and fifty million dollars worth of our products
They want also market to the same extent. Why,
even the villages of Germany and Switzerland-the
donakers and toy manufacturers are suffering because
of this war; They are actually deprived OF trade
which, small in the items amounts to millions in the
aggregate. Just think of last ChrStmas-how many
Dutch dolls unbought, because not in market
how many Jumping Joses-how many tremendous and
supernatural horses, COWS and sheep Enough, in
this town. to have made large item to the inhabitants
of many a dorf."
We may rest assured that, no matter what the Lin
coin government may do in the of Messrs. Mason
and SHde, European governments will take care that
this great aggregate of trade is not much longer block
ed up and shut out from their people.
WE had the pleasure last evening of meeting Col
Bradford of this State of those captured at Fort
Hateras. AS we understood it, COL Bradford as vel
as the other prisoners released is parole conditioned
upon simaE number Of Federal prisoners, of cores
pondng rank, being released in their place. which will
unquestionably be done.
Col. Bradford looks well and hearty. He was treat
ed toleraby WELL but don't brag much on it. He speaks
in high terms of Commodore Stringham, who, by tn
way has been forced to resign at any rate he has
signed not being the man to suit the Linconites.
Daily Journal 31st uh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-02
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MRS. WILSON'S
G. o co A N u T OIL.
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. Wilson's Hair Dressing is PIT UP in large bottles,
and reails for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person, young o there is not its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish
to be, and moreover it has perfume that is infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts, either foreign
or American which alone should cnte it to place
eycry ladv's toilet table.
Isc the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in The morning apply little of tie DRESSING and lonr
hair will be even more fclikc in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations, and
use these according; to directions, and We Naran; you
a good healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry T. VII.
son & Co.. Manchester, n H. ITO whom all letters should
be addressed.
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NJ. 0. HEATH,
Attorney and Counselor at La
ALSO FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
Cambridge, VT.
OFFICE AT JEFPERS0N|lLLE.

CARRIAGE AND SkEEG =
BY THE BEST woRKMEN IN THECoUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried 90
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, Montpeiter, W.
Th, ,e in want of "utoi Carriages ant Siesh
will ,rbaus do we'll to call AMI what is being done
the old stand of Gl LMAs CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to.
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MEssRs, Henry p. WILSON 4 Co.. 7 deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Pressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen Off dandrut restore The hair to its original
color entirely the most painful headaces-and in
instances most serious humors Personally, have
been sharer in several Of these benefits.
REV. HENRY llILL Manchester, n. Il
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ORICE Of an Italian Queen Warranted purel, with
L few workers TO accompany her, So. Her safe arT
insured at destination. Full instructions for unM as
the queen with common stock will be sent with each
queen Address, GOODRICH & SANBoRN.
ANA East Pr -dwiok, VT,
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
Who wants a Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


Please read few certificates from the following relia
BILE and well known people
MEssRs. HENRY p. WILSON & Co.-Ny wife is now
using Regeneration for the hair and prononces it
far superior to anything she used for the hair 1t
easily applied does not soil in the leass disagree
able odor increases the growth of hair prevents it fall
ing Off and often the headache | forward you
this certificate unsolicited, because think article
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now IN use. Respectfully, &c,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, Newburyport, Ms.
81 Ike he Hair Regsneraior and Dressing rery
much" REV Csc W Wo,pISr Hartford Ct
~ unbesitatingly pronounce it an inpaiaabie arti-
Gle from the effect on my own head"
g. A. HILL, wife of Rev Henry Hill, Manchester II.
"N rendered my hair soft and gIoSsy.'
Minor FAnRAR, Saratoga Springs Y. Y.
"Ifesl confident that it operates NOT as G dye, but
to restore the roots to their natural heating state"
REV Z. NJ. KELLoG, Nashua, n, H.
81 most cheerf"lly recommend ii to all persons."
REV c. RUSSELL, Littleton, N. II.
November !.
MEssBs HENRY P. WusoH & Co: have no hesitancy
in saying, in my opinion, Mrs Wilson's Hair Regener-
tor and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations now
in use. shall continue 50 use them with pleasure.
REV. IL. II. HARTWLlL, Lawrence Mass.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26


DS- PnoHfss1F CiTHESA CAP1cEEp,--
Two u The moll promiSsns eitiisps u Star.
tinsSnFg. PsaAisloa Kssatdy and n : 0.
Hofaau, vsfs takes foruibly nuAy from
Nsniasbargh dartng ibs reespl raid Of
Jackson lalo Bstkley souRy Thry urr
both Incorporating tIpisa p.a, qad
we're arrested beiaais VI tllslr t'aiou sea-
limSnls. Ne. HOansa var % bic way to
Maryland, asd Was ladused % Eetaya %
town b. btlpg assured b. some Of thslSad.
log ssbsIS 10 the plsss that be should not
be molst.sd. EllsarsSt shows bow lar they
kept thsir prOmI,ol. lOdssd, they had 20
Intention Of protsstlsg him lhsy wished
him 70 rslprn to bic home that be mightbe
,Srsstsd, aad lhsy were grsllaOd.
There WtI no rsJou Ia the world for the
arrest OfNE Kennedy, aa be Il not subject
TO militia duty, and has nsv0r done ought
agllult Tue Southern OohiedoFSey. The
MnrlusbufS R.3sblisaa .uEgs,sS tha. iOur
Of the most quiet and IaoasGsIvs secession
iuts Of that place be arrested and held Is
hostages, 70 b released wbsn R'hnsdy
and HoaaAa are Get At liberty.
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From eon, NoClsllan'. Army.
flIlr4eAIElRs AanI ID PoIonAe,

MoxpGV. Juse -,
The action Of Col. RofaS IngallO nl White
HouSs, q eAariag The arrest q some 50 Of
the most PfoWiasaI eili1suB remAin.
log in the rear Of oLS army, u having A
most SAlalaFy inAHeaes % lhOsU UhO are
suffered % remain. Fen aCFeaI were made
yesterday 10 The neigh boGhoo1o 81 New Kent
Court lI0uie aad Charles City. The par.
ties were seat 10 Fortress Noaroa,
A ride ct sunFiso this morning along The
saiiEU tfuut Of the Unloa liSea iouad every.
thing remarkably quiet sad eTlFy man At
his post, ready for any emOrgSney that
might arise.
There has been lSsI SkiFmiihIng within
The past 90 hours than 81 Asy time since
the battle Of Fair oSkE
The coalition Of The swamp from our
eneAmpmenl has rapidly improved within
tho last loW days. The movements Of The
enemy to-day have beOa mysterious. Their
pickett q some polalS have BEEN drawn 10
Tor half 4 mile, while at others they remain
AZ usual The ground evacuated By The
enemy ia now beld BY our troops,
The Richmond papers Of To-day eOntain
nothing Of special interest, except the a..
rival OF Gsn. Price. Nc meRt!oa 10 made
Of the Ss4reabnuts Vi Bs.Sssgsrd'I army.
From the movements Of seV enemy last
night and Information received from COZ.
ttabAnd, 3 general engagement was looked
for this moFuing.
The troops were oil under arms 81 day.
light aud everything in readiness, bat amer
4 slight demonstration By the rebels, IN
which they foand themselves promptly met
At every point, they returned to thels old
position.
A terrible storm visited this section last
night, lasting about three hOurO. The
wind blew a hurricane, lsvelllnE the tents
And trees in all diree,iOuS.
The Richmond papers complain Of the
large price paid for substitutes 10 the rebel
army, many Of whom Immediately desert.
They mention Instances where % high AZ
II and 90 dollars have beeu paid.
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rSrBoY DRoWaRp.-A lad nnmpl Rob.
srs Tsylor, about ten years Of Ggs, Was
droEpsa lRiWhsslihg Greek aslr the Ores
sut Rolling Nil, yesterday afternoon. Hs
wsat into. The creek % baEhs, or raIhsF g
raabul in the water, Ne waded iuIO The
stream bsyehd bic depth, and not being
able . swim, was drowned, His clothes,
whlehEste len upoa the bank Of theetSekp
were foppd shortly Afterwards, and too
plai1ly iola che lsSsy Of bic death.
Tho creek vas unnecessarily dragged
In seasebpf The body, 55f,i..s
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A. ths Capitol d Wl.hlnEtpl Clty they - ~
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At thS Capitol 4 Maryland thsy ~ ~
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Hifly eousS b III retail pri.s tor QuArt q he
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NoRYoLK, June 2a,-Geu. Yisle held a
conference with the city officers hero yes.
terdny, and finding that they would not
take the oath Of allegiance, ordered that no
election for municipal officers should be
held to-day, aS had been arranged for.--
This morning be Issued q proclamation
declaring the city under martial law, aud
retiring the old city Officers whose terms
expired.
Gen. Visls has found i necessary to
adopt this course 10 consequence Of the
numerous petty disturbances between the
Union men and the SeceSSiouists.
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.8p IGIeata.g6..
AFTERNOON DISPATCHER
Prom Wa1hingon.

WAIHD0yoS, June 9S.-The Postal Con.
Tenlion bslWseu The CBiled StAles and
Mexico WsB to-day olisiaiIy promulgated.
The Provost MaElhnl this moEainE DIS
covered and took into bic possession about
$Io, 0Og R0Fth ot nsW fiaes, mnsksla, cav.
airy e4aipnenfS, &c., WhteA are IappUsed
TO Be stolen properly OIher military goods
have recently been seized under similar ciF.
eumIlSussS.
10 the House to-day, NJ, Brown Intro
dueed bill for the admission Of tue State
Of West VirginiI intO The Union. ReieEFed
70 the Committee on Territories
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bs-CeLp BtOopSD MuROSn, We lsSIn
that most Rillial murder was committed
the other day 10 Jackson County, near Rip.
10y. william shaublln, notorious 50.
usssiOuiSt, was shot dead, whilst grabbing
10 fsld, By Elllsh W. Cotrsll, bic BROTH
sr.lu.lav. A family fsud has been for
long time existing between the parties.
ShamblIn hbI been quite prominent 10 the
rsbelliOu. Whilst Wise was 10 JaoksOu
ooauIy, be (shamblin) burned the dwell.
log Of s. D. DsWssG, and was SlOt and len
upon the gruundfOr dead. HorssOvorsd,
however, and although be was Indicted for
treason, be succeeded in dOlglag the Mae
ShAl and escaping 40 arrest COlFell. was
a soldier Ia the Upitsd sAtes army, but
was IL home 90 q ia.lough. After ShoOt.
Ing shamblin, be wrote and posted 10 vnri-
Gus places notice, stating that he vas The
author Of the deco, that no Oas else should
SUITE. Hs states that he killed sbSnblIn
bseapsS shGmblla had threatened 70 XIII
him
Ootrtll has been arrested and, at laHtac'
counts, was being s44mIusd BY the justices
OfJasEsOu ooaniy. lie belongs TO Co. D,
18th Virginia Regiment g
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NEw YORE, June 25.-Ruuor says that
Gen. Scott i1 70 succeed the Secretary Of
War, with Gen. Banks As Asst, Secretary,
and that Gen. Pope will take Banks com.
mand 10 The Geld, while Mcdowell will be
givsn some garrison station. Another vsr.
sion makes Gen. Scott Commandment.
Chief Of the army with Banks d Secretary
Of War.
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O>FHr wOol TRApR.-T There Is great
excitement il, the Wool Market heseaSOutS
al this time. The sumber Of dealers in
the article have Increased 10 proportion to
the IaSteass Of The crop, which ls much
larger than a. any previous year. Wool
buyers are whiting all parts Olth0 country,
and Ihs contest between them lsysry warm.
Heretofore the Reeses have been IN The
possession Of 4 few indivlduals, but now
every iemtF has become wool raiser
The prices range from forty to fOrty.aVe
cents por pouad, according % quality, some
doe aeecsse commanding better prise. The
article seems % be golag up.
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POErLASD, NE., June g5.-Ths csnteuni-
a anaiVtstSFyof the Introduction Of Pres
NaSOnFy Ia this country vas celebrated here
yesterday. Ladies' were present from Ill
tbs New England sIases. The exercises
were very interesting, Including 40 address
by tho RsI 3. o. Bales. ThS procession
was The largest ever seen 10 this city and
the rOueOuESe Of spectators was lmmenSe.
Business was generally suspended.