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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-27

BEEF CATTLEAre in demand at fair prices and the mar
ket very poorly supplied We quote beeves on the hoof
at s. to 10 cents per H. for net meat.
BEEswAx sells at 20 a p cents per ID.
have been brought to market for the week. We quote
10 cents for hog round and - 20 cents per h. for
hams, as in quantity and quality.
BUTER-s in request and sells readily OF 40 to so cents
per 10.
and % to 80 cents per ID. for Taow.
CORN MEAL sells at 81 to 81 05 per bushel.
CoRS-ls in demand and stock lights would sell quick at
80 50 cents per bushel.
FGGs-sen from carts at Is a l6 cents per dczen.
s. so for supeJf1e and 50 So rs per bb for family,
in quantity.
LARD-iS to 20 cents per ID.
MoLAssEsIs in light supply, and New Orleans sells at
80 S5 cents per gallon
NAILS, $l4 per key.
OATS are in demand, and the market is almost bare.
OsNABURGs, % a Is cents per yard.
PEAs-Are in demand at 81 to 81 10 per bushel.
PoTAToEsThere is fair enquiry for Irish for planting
purposes and very few market We quote at So per
bbi. Sweet sell from carts at ST. per bushel.
POULTRY-Prces continue to rule high and the market s
poorly supplied. We live at % 70 35 cents
each and dressed at 80 to 40 EACH Turkeys Is l6
cents per Id. for dressed.
PORK-Fresh brought sparingly sells from carts
at l2a IA cents per ID.
PEA NUTS readily at IS cents to 81 O5 per bushe
RICE-Clean4 a At cents per ID.
SUGARWe quote from store at 123 Is cents for brown
l33 IA cents for yellow Is for clarified, and l6 II
cents per Id for white.
SALTls in pretty fair supply, and the demand at pres
ent is light. We quote at 81 50 So per bushel.
SHEETING-23 Is cents per yard
| YAREs-NOs. to TO- 35 So cents per ID.
| TALLOw-Sels quick at Is 10 cents per lh.
Brandy at So to So 25 and Apple Brandy 81 so to So
per gallon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-27

Gems Price and McC aloch preparing for battle
The former this side of Fayetteville Arkansas the lat
ter at Boston Mountain with cavalry.
tits reported that pine Federal gun boats fifteen
transports Sunday evening at Mayeld Green
No immediate attack expected.
SECOND DISPATCH
MEMPHIS, Tenn Feb 18th, 1852
The town Fayetteville Arkansas. has been burnt tie
ground by order of Gen. McCuloch. The military
were first burnt.
The Confederate Army at Boston Mountain preparing
fer battle.
ate advices from Knoxville state that the Confederaes
st Cumberland Gap have been largely reinforced TIE
Yankees frequently in sight of eur camps fight at
that place is regarded rs imminent.
COTTON AND WOOL FACTORY BLURRED.
AUGUSTA. GA, Feb. 25th, 1862
scheley Jr Gotten aud Wool Factory, this place
was burned last night The loss heavy, and near 70
zoo people out OF employment in consequence of the
destruction of the fac 'ory
VERY LATEST
RICHMOND. VA Feb. 26-P. M.
dispatch from Chattanooga states that it is reported
he Federal gun-boat reached Nashville last Tueeday
morning,
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81 That volunteer companies in SERVICE reenistino
may retain their present organization or re organize 81
their option, and that all volunteers not re ensnp with
their present organization shall be thrown into
and proceed to elect their company ed ofcea
shall commissioned by The Governor and the COM
pany commissioned officers shall elect the field officers
Provided, kosoeue, That the commissions of all officers
company field who she'll be reelected shall bear the
dates OF their former commissions
o. That the Governor shall have power to appeint cap
lalBs ana heutenaHts to for the service
said and to organize the recruited into companies
regiments and the commission officers shall
all elect their field officers under the rues now
scrbed ProUided hoceueT That persons shall receive
commission pay under said appointments, as
follows When person shall tender forty prvates who
in writing have agreed to Under him, CAPTAINS com
mission and pay; and in like for twenty-five pr
vates first Eeutenants commission and pay and for if
teen privates second Leutenauts commission and pay
Z. That bounty of fifty dollars deducting the bounty
already paid shall be paid by the State to all privates
musicians and non commissioned officers whose of
service altogether for three the paid
the following times TO wit: to all volunteers in service
the time of their entry into service in the
Crvice for three the the expiration their
first years service; all volunteers, the time
soldier may permit bis bounty to remain in the
Treasury and draw the same, with interest, at the
expiration of year from the time it is due, the
time of his discharge And proUtaed further, that such
payment be made in treasury notes. unless otherwise
provided by law. Ratified FEB. IS, 1862.
Feste.
w. l.. STEEL. Sec.
l.. g. EDWARD, Asst Sec.
[Signedl W. N. EDWARDS,
President of the Convention
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy of
ordinance on file in this Office
Given under my hand this 2lst day of Feb, 1862.
RUFUS Fl. PAGE
Secretary of State.
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For the Journal.

~, the Editor Of The Wilmington Journal:
Mn FuLToN-Sir :-Ihave sent you letter addressed
"a Gem Gatia for publication In my OPINION youF e2'en
yey read able and influential journal c0ulo 90 gfeS'
good in pointing out how pc 'p' eau
b no vail of fire. There are, in all revolutions,
~ minded spd lukswarm people, who are re 'dy to throw
w their hats for the winning party We should all, as
eopIe Eo realize that only future is onward IN the
[se we have taken Success for US is certaa. The END
oplv be delayed and general devastation and hoodshed
m the only consequences Of lukewarmness andN Vac'lia
t, should be glad if yeu exetsd urlLHuence TO nave
the "ro quotations. extensively circulated tNFe gh e
other journals of our land.
am sir, your obedieut servant
JAMES J. WARING, =
Med Director, n. c.
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Med. Director, n. c.
GoLDsB, Ro', Feb. pa, 1862.

s In this day OF an apparent adversely WHEN our for
res seem to have entered the dark valley OF the Hao
o Uermif me to call your attention page IN the us
tov OF spain an another in the history or the American
Revolution - , oz4roto 81
the feet Of Napoleon, and to that still darker period whe
in the 9Th wear the American Revolution, England :
Hots and aymies held possession of New York Philade
Ma yorktown. Wilmington, Charleston and savannah.
Was Spain conquered them were IRE Of the sou VIZ"
rd st MI the cities Of the cOasN Would to God tn 81 al
The newspapers Of our and would instruct the people IN
se two pages Of hoTy. AdveTeity, sir Is unqueSti2na
M necessary D all revolutions. the whip 70 rouse the
energies OF people determined 10 be free the familiar
aerJote Of the "Rebe Pant that fOurlshed 80 1t was
rad ,ppn illustrates my meaning. Are people true to
license YES? they dete mi-ed to have self government
Are thew determined to conduct their material interests as
v Drefer rather than as distant people might cleo:
Then al history testifes they be conquered az
would that our journals would spread far ard wide over the
and the two incidents / submit 10 you.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient FeGvaut,
JAMES j. WARING.
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HAroLEoH AND HIS MARsaALs, BY HEADLsY.

Spain lay prostste the feet of Napoleon The English
ma been defeated at Ancena Napoleon entered room
Of the palace Madrid rubbing his hands together WIEN
gee. number of French officers were present among
them Marshal Ney. Said Napoleon, 'our affairs go vel
We have beaten rngl.h AnCoua. The war Will De
ended IN three Ouhs" The officers remained silent, all
but Marshal Ney, who buuty replied, sire the wal has
lasted long enough already and affairs do not improve
9esa ponle are otstHate even the and children
thew fgrt Us. They massacre our by DETAIL "e cut
10 eceg divis to-day aud tomorrow we have more
numerous one to couterd with IL is not army that we
have to fight but lCtOie pdtOn."
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AUCTION .SALES.
BY S. NJ. WEST, AuntIoneer.

IRON! IRON! sWEOES AND ENGLISH,
AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, March 9Th, 1862, at ii o'clock, A.
NJ, will sell at public auction Store FIFTY TONS
SWEDES AND ENGLISH IRON, assorted s zes, from one
to ten inches wide. Also.
FIFTY BAGS CHOICE CUBA COFFEE.
o. Il. PARSLEY Il 90.
Wilmington, N. c.. Feb. 18th, 1862. 26.2t-lt3-ts
HILLsRORO' MILITARY ACADEMY.
TEfHIS INSTITUTION will be opened under efficient
4 management Oh Wednesday, March 9th. The services
of officers having been permanently secured 1utherin
terruption of duties need be appreheDded.
For circulars stating terms &C., address Superin
tendent II. NJ. Az" Hlllsboro', N. @.
ia Il 80, 16G2 TTh1 l24&24-2m-ltaw
REGINEXTSI co "PANIES!
ATTENTION. ATTENTION!
o. =. L AID WIN, %, Market Street.
EfONTRACf5 for Uniorming Regiments and Companiet
- OFFICERS!
ARTILLERY, CAVALRY, INFANTRY!
Call and Cap Reguations-New Uniform Regu-
ations-NeW Goods for Uniforms, &C., &C, at
BAL WINS
Civic and Military Clothing and Furnishing House.
Feb. 26h.
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A LII KINDS OF OIL, at
n WILSON'S.
~ WILSON'S.
a LII KINDS OF LEAEaER, at
"A WILSON'S.
A Ii KINDS OF SHOT, at
n WILSON'S.
L AZARDS AND DUPONI'S POWDER at
- WILSON'S.
n WILSON'S
~ On AND PISTOL CAPS ct
" WILSON'S.
Chloe NAILS AND PEGS, at
\ Ii KINDS OF CHAINS, at
3 WILSON'S.
W WILSON'S.
"A WILSON'S
"a JAMES WILSON'S.
OIL Leather Saddlery Trunk and Harness Estab- hmen
Feb. 25-d&w. No 5, Market street.
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FRESH sUPFLr BIZ SOUTHERN EXPRESS
u B. 1lth 1852, ct KELLEYs Book store Viele on
Field Notifications and Artillery with plates at 81 rs
he southern spy with additions, at so CENTS eau and
Contrast, an essay on the American Crisis by 40 w.
hahon at 81. =
Feb. llth
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Wilmington. II. c., Feb. 1, 1862.
TAkEN UP I'D COMnIr,EED


70 TO The JAIL of New hanover county, a negro
"A man named WIILIAA STITH, who says that he if
" free and from Randolph CO., II. c. but has 20 fr.5
papers, and supposed be slave. The pro-
tector Of said negro hereby notified forward.
property pay charges and take him away or he will
be dealt n 18th as the law directs.
W. I. J. VANN, Sheriff
Feb. 10th, ls62 l32-tf-25-tf
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MARRIED..

In New Hanover county, the inst. by H. T. Ban.
herman, ESQ., Mr.. JOHN FUTCH, to Miss MARTHA RAM.
sEY, daughter of Mr.. Martin Ramsey of said county.
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, FEBRUARY %.

Latest dates from Liverpool ................ Feb.
Latest dates from Havre.. .................Feb
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RECRUITS wANTEE,.

NBE present condition of State requires the service
OF all who are capable of bearing desire there
fore to raise COmPANY OF INFANTRY for the War;
and give all who wish save roma draft in the
Militia chance of Volunteering. They viii receive
bounty OF fifty dollars from the Confederate States besides
1y dollars from the State of North Carolina when the
Company mustered into service The travelling expen
ses OF Recruits will be paid to the place of endzvouse
~ JAS. G. SMITH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-27

"CAVALAY COMPANIES"
TNHROUGH the blockade, beautiful article of YELLOW
L CLOTH for trimming.
Feb. 22d BALDWINe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-27
oxE HUNDRED DoLLAas uoUzrY:

RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE VAR!
TO go into Regiment now forming under command of
Gel. JOHN l.. CANIWEIL
Clothing, raona, aud the usual pay allowed, and ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY MONEY paid when mus
tered into service. apply soon to
JAMES W. LIPP1TT,
NoItL East Corner of Front and Market Streets.
Wilmington n c. Feb 26th 1862 I45&27-tf
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E2ECRUITS AANTE0-

< HAVING been detailed by Gen. J. G. Walker Recruit
81 ing officer for Co. H. % Regiment H. O. : n 7 viii ar
u tend at kowes Brunswck county on Friday, l4tl; al
Elza6ethtown and vieiDtg Tuesday, Wednesday and
25th inst. - - -
bounty of $50 will be paid By the Confederate States
ana $l5 by the State of North Carolina on rst muster
Ter enlistment. Communication FOR rations will be furnished
from day of enlistment and transportation furnished rom
home to camp. d. E. McNAIR,
1t. Co. H, Sd N. C. s. T., Recruiting Officer.
Feb. 18th, 1862. l35-3taw lstM 'ch-25-lstal'ch
weekly Observer Copy three times and send bill to
this Qaice immediately.
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I59 GOOD M1E WANTED.
A,th AN authorized to receive recruits at Fort Cas-
SuzgsT well the number eff ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY
saS be mustered into the Confederate States service
Fity dollars bounty money paid Immediately after being
mustered. Apply to at Fort Caswel. Transportation
furnished.
j. II. STEVENSON,
Cant. of King Artillery C. s. P A.
Fort CaswelI, n. c.. Feb. 10, lS62.-139 4w-26-4w*
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SOUND SAT-.
IN THREE AND FOUR BU5hEL BAGS. For sale BIZ
4 Feb 9TH ALEX. OLDHAn.
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IN STORE.

IN STORE.
NORN, Meal, Honiny, Flour, Eice Straw, Wheat Bran
shorts, Ground Pea Meal, &c. &C. For sale by
Feb. 9th ALEX. OLDHAM.
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FuF THE -. Ait!
TIME DUBLIN RIFLES want Recruits. The State q
Il pays bounty of SIS to every who eIsts for 81
abe war and the confederate States give additional M
bou ty Of Fifty Dollars Any person DESTROYS of joining
this company. can an ly to Capt. 7. s. KEENAN,,
Jan 27-l2O-tf at Kenansvile, N. G..
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Cfj-PA1TNERsIiIP.
II He undersigned have this day entered into General
Commission and Mercantile Business, under the firm Of
Stokley & Co.
Mr. D. Cashwel is duly empowered Attorney for the
transaction Of any and all business OF the firm Uice in
Parsley's Row, North Water Street.
JAMES sTOKLEY,
u. W. OLDHAM.
Wilmington, II. c., Feb. l, 1862. 1877
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"IOUNTED RIFLES"
A BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE OF Green Cloth just through
"a the blockade for srimmng, and handsome Gray and
Blue Coos for Uniforms, at BALDWIN, s.
Feb. 22d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-25

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
L PERTY IN THE CITY OF ALEXAN
DRIA, VIRGINIA.-By VI tue of deed of
trust bearing date on the 10th day of October,
1859, and by consent of parties, the undersigned,
substituted trustee, will, on SA TURDAY, the
14th DAP Of Ja,ee, 1852, at II clock NJ, in front
of the Mayors Office in the city of Alexandria,
la=a sell at public auction the three-story BRICK
A$i DWELLING HOUSE, No. 46 n orth Roy
a Street in the city of Alexandria, and the lot on
which it stands, fronting on Royal street 81 feet
inch, and rs feet inches deep lately occu-
pied by James s. French. This is one Of the
most complete and comfortable dwellings in the
city of Alexandria, situated in central location,
near to the market, and in pleasant neighbor-
hood,
TERas:-Five per cent. Of the purchase mo-
nev, and the sum Of $50, in cash, and the residue
in three equal payments at three, SIX, and twelve
months from the day Of SALE the deferred pay
ments to bear interest and to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser and deed Of trust on the
premises. ALEAA =, i UhA "a l, =
my 13--ts substituted trustee,
" The above sale is postponed until SAT-
URDAY, the 2lst inst, at II O clock.
"a lA-ts @>.- ALEXANDER HAY. :
azsz~ The above sale is postponed until SAT-
URDAY, JULY 9TH, 1852 at II A.. ~, when it
will positively take place:
;n ltd ALEXR HAY, Trustee.
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:.van;tv Fair pictures "a r. Y. Tribune cor
rssnopdent and an Intelligent Contraband'
having the following conrersozlone.:
Won b long to de Army, Mars !? asked the
INTELLIGENT C0ntraband uneaslly.
"Yes.-That isl am-yes: am with the
,rmv Sir" replied the Tribune Correspon-
dent. and ! would like, SIR to ask YOU few
questionS3 " I5,, Is beauregaro; at toF'nth:
or at Richmond? ,..,.-
InteIIigent contraband- "Yis, Mars'r
Tribune Correspondent--''Where, at Rich
mond p
Irib. Cor And how many men has he %
Int Con-" Niggers, Mars'r?'
Trib. Cor 'No-Soldiers p
Int Con- Bout sixty hundred t'ousand, [
Trib. Cor.-"What? Are you sure? A'en't
Int. Con.-''Yis, Mars'r."
Tnb. Cor.-"Wel, when did he arrive here?'
Int. Con-"O. two three four munfs ago.
Trb. Co,.-"You mean weeks don't your"
Int. Con.-''Yis, Mars'r'
Trib. Uor.-'EDo you think the rebels will
evacuate Richmond"
Int. Con:-*O, yis Mars'r; dey'll fight like
the debbil.
Trib. Cor on don't understand me, sir
I mean will they run away ?"
Int. Con,-'Iis, Mars'r; dey oilers runs
away,
Trib. Cor" but if Mcclellan had attacked
the city three weeks ago, he could have killed
them all, couldn he?
Int. Con. -':Yis. MarS'r; he killed EN- all,
1specs | got under fence; an he didn't
saw me.
s;Whose slave were you?" asked the CORES
p0ndent, after q pause.
Int. Con: ->: Marsr Davis
Trib Cor,z--' " hat, Jeff Davis?" 4
Int Con--':Yi is Mars'r.
Trib Cor And he treated YOU with great
brutality, no doubt
Int. Con.-''Yis Mars'r, treat me fus' rate y
Trib Cor.-"But you want your freedom
don't youY'
Int. Con.-"O, yis, Mars'r''
Trib. Con How would you like to go
North o.
Int PUTTY cold Mort, amt it?''
Trb Cor.-'O no Ever been North?'
Int. Con-'Yis, Mars'r
Trib Cor-:'To what place?'
Int Con-;'To Florider, Mars'r
Trib. Cor :Florida?"
Int. Con-Yis MNars'r De ole gemman lib
Trib. Cor.-What your master?
Int. Con-Yis, Mars'r >
Trib Cor.-"Why, did Jeff: Davis ever live
in Florida p
Int. Conc, Wis Mars'r he lib there some
forty Or fifty year, [ specs.
The evidently Enthusiastically nature Of the
replies Of this Man and Brother began to strike
the correspondent at this juncture, and he shut
up his note book and retired
Between ainht and nine o,olonl1 Of Last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-25

The .. S. gunboat Paul Jones, built at Bal
timore, has taken her armament on board at
the Washington navy yard, and is now waiting
tor her complement Of men.
Several vessels specially permitted to go to
Norfolk from Baltimore, have been seized at
the latter port, for having on board whisky and
other contraband goods
The CONSUMPTION is going on actively in the
city Of Richmond.
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KEEP COOL.

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
YTHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PILE y
L sure in informing his friends and the publc
generally that he has made arrangem ents to
keep constantly on hand supply Of ICE dur
ing the season. Persons desiring the above ar
ticle can obtain it by calling at his depots, No.
l49, King street, between Washington and St.
Asaph, or at the old depot, Fairfax street,
under the old Watch House, opposite the
Adams Express Office.
my 13-4n P. G. HENDERSON,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-25

S00 BUSHELS CARTER MERCER PO-
cVO TATOES, just received and for sale By
F. 6. SWAINE & CO.
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DArLY's STEAMBOAT COACHES.

---- UAlLY 5 SIEAM6UAI EUACELo
DAILI'S comfortab bic and swift COACHES
~ connect the Alexandria and Washington
steamers with Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Coaches await the arrival Of the boat, and
leave the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street in time for each trip.
Travellers may, be sure of prompt gentleman
" and accommodating agents.
Washing ton. ie l6-tf -
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CqRitaA; 10000; YET Su<ghx; SOL, 81.
DOLICIES in either Of the above-named COM
4 panes issued, and losses adjusted by the un-
dersigned agent at Alexandria, Va. For insur-
ance, apply at No. 76 King street, up-stnirs, OF
to ANDREW JAMESON,
my l3.-tf Agent.
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C. C. BRAT LEY,
Cabinet Chair and Sofa NanWactory,
CORNER KING AND ALFRED STREETS
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
TT AS constantly on hand and offers to tie put.
L 4 lie an excellent assortmen Of CABINET
WARE, SOFAS and CHAIRS Of every vari. :
ty, and on the lowest cash terms which, for du
rability and finish, cannot be surpassed.
my Left
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Between eight and nine o'clock of last
Thursday evening, the steam ferry-boat Ayres,
formerly Williamsburg ferry boat Of New
York, lying about four miles below White
House, Virginia, on the Pamunkey river, and
near Indian Town: accidentally caught fire and
burned to the waters edg, There were no
lives lost. They had just finished coaling.
The Northern papers now, with one accord,
complain Of the course that has been generally
pursued by Blenker's division, and call for in
deposition by the government.
1t Is reported from Richmond to Mobile that
0'n' LaWton, with a brigade Of six thousand
Ilen: was just leaving for the purpose Of rein
forcing Jackson's army:
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81 a REWARD.-A VA LISE, containing
epIV some clothing and papers-the latter only
OF value to the owner. taken from No. Is
King street. on Monday night. will 81 re-
ward of SO for it, and ask no questions. Return
to No Is King street je 24-3t*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-13

for him we all have loved" A cloud passed
over his face as she continued. Think of
your earlier years, of the love my dear moth.
er bore you. Could she easily have forgotten
you? Would she not have batted long in
your behalf? Did not her love for you induce
her TO leave a home of luxury in the sunny
south,,to share with you life's cares? My love
for him is not plant of to-day's growth only :;
years has it been sanctioned by you, my dear
father, and with pride have we noticed his ad-
vancement-so talented, so noble. Can l. dear
father crush my very heart at your command
when you have so long nourished the affection
you now so harshly condt mn 60
AS she spoke she saw there was struggle
within, though fixed resolution was stamped
on his brow, which the fercest passions had
dar'ened in the morning.
Anna, do you defy your father? Would
you marry him who would murder your broth
err? Have father and brothers no claim, or
does this fellow cast all aside o.
81 have not intended to DEFY" calmly re-
piled Anna. 81 should not have come into
your presence, if so. But l am no longer
mere child, and can not submit without
struggle, when the Joy of my whole life is at
stake. Dear father, he strove long against his
country's call, because of my love, and brother
Ned; but the memory of his fathers labors
urged him on, and principle could not grant
any compromise. Father, l honor him for it."
"Hush Anna These words in my pres.
ence!'
CONCLUDED Tomorrow
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