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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
CEog'sHs,
riAS. c. TUCKER.
ATTY. for GIaitn1ats, Bounty Land
and Pension Agent,
WAsHlNGTON CITY .....D. C.

r, .l,seHlcl 50, l:0rs. S,amcn an1 Marines
s,l Willows or other II ,ris Of those who have
aicl or bccn killed in the service. Pensions
proclrc for Soldiers. Scemen and Marines OF
thc present WAY, who are disabled by reason
of wound, received or disease contracted
while in service AMI Pensions, Bounty Money
nnI arrears Of pay obtlne' for widows Or
-as,ar heirs Of those who have dicl or been
kiiin while IL service.
u R,anty L1nl procured for services IN
n1y OF the other wars. in9N3Tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
from the New York Mercury.
WAR,
BY GARY MAY.

On askHl,o ~. to write Of war,
'Tis not Il woman's part;
How can write Of battle fields
with salanh aching heart?
fl should write and brave high words
OF triumph, should fcign:
Thsy'l sink at last TO requiem notes,
For friends and brothers slain.
Alas! tonrc c>nquer0rs wreath
bloody wreath appears,
It is, perhaps, because I see
Through n thick mist Of tears.
And when BY death, in Ia:tlc stern
Some brave Young head is bow'd,
What care l FOX the glory gained?
l only see a sivond.
And when the leaders voice rings out
thore Ce dying -roans,
Nau-ht naught to me the victo.'s shout,
only hear the means.
And when & yictcry is gained,
With loss OF only one,
The thought comes to my heart, he was
AwiAows only son.
Then ask Inc not to waite OF war
TO me II + not GOOD;
l cannot write Of dying noans,
or carnage and Of blood.
I only pray the Prince orreace,
Yet how me 10 Ills will
May s?ra% u"to these warrin- waves
OF passion: ''Pcace, be stiil'
And YET, 0 God, speed thou the day
Our lHnti .i,,i ,rti, be
United, and, IN vcry truth,
Home of the brave and free.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
SADL + Z,

yETOJLD annoln t. the pub ic gcnevaly
w anl his frioals particularly. that having
rIrchssri TIC Stand ana the STOCK OF
GRO rE1tES heretofore kept by FfH.
GE1pIfE Eek, that it is his purpose 70 keep
at all times a supply of such articles inc'u-
Sins I'll Staple Groceries, rs the dcm"ni" OF
tn, contry require. His motto is ready pay
ari sn III profits, p:ascrrnG the nimhle six
pc Sc to the slow shilling. Farm irodnco
generally taken IN exchange for goods and
Highest market prices pad
4 share ef ltronasc respectfully solicited,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

TIE CORRUPTION OF YHE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
The Republican party has been organized
about seven years. Il has had control of
certain State Government four or five years,
and of the Federal Government one year. It
has been loud IN its professions ct exclusive
devotion to political virtue and morality,
Yes, says the Milwaukee Ncrs in the ,
brief period of its existence, :hrec or four of
It's members Of Congress have BEEN expelled
for corruption one Of it's State Trcasurcrs
is fugitive from Justice in Il toreig gn country;
one OF its governors is now oH trial for i'm
peachinert in a neighboring State: another
ofits Goyeraors is threatened with ilnpcocll-
nlcnt; ansthcr ofts Governors is living anon
the proceeds OF a bribe he accepted in Office
another is charged with unawIully using and
1ocketng money by a Republican committee
Of our State Senate; one OF its Cabinet MIN
listers las recently been q dismissed for corrup-
tions in army contracts; another Of its Cabi,
net officers still in the Cabinet, has been re-
ported corrupt by a committee OF his owa par
tisana in tie Federal Senate ono Of It's rep
lchchlau'CS aEFoau IL SHOWN 10 DC II corrupt
army contractor by committee Of It's oTu
part,aans in the Federal House.
The News adds:
Tho people OF the Unitcd States have suf-
lered more from robbery by public officers
since the Republican party came into power.
than during the whole previous existence OF
the Government from Washington down 70
Buchanan. The number OF thieves Is larger
and the sum stolen greater, in tic aggregate.
The moral is that the triumph Of wrong po-
litical principles carries With 1t into power
weak and corrupt men.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
A. RR RAD.SH,

4. BRAD.SH,
Dealer in stoves and hardware: iron: nails
glass, sash, wooden and jappanned ware
sable anl pocket Gallery, mechanics tools
agr;c l5ura implements, and builders tur
aisbas stsok. Also manufacturer OF al
kinds Of copper tin, and sheet iron ware
Observation-Disclosures paid to allkinds oijob.
hing.
three doors ,ast of the Post Office, Deco.
snh, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

A man adyertlses in the London ] ines
Cor competent persons to undertake the sale
of y medicine, and adds that it will be prof
table to the undertaken
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
BLACKSMITHING.

Powrl & Covert would inform ~,
tn, public that they arc ready at 80 es
all timcs to attend to al jobs in @asa--z'-1 ~.
their Line in a superior and workman-lilSe
manner. Shop opposite the gr;St mill Ok
aaoeing attended to on reasonablctcrms. Is
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

A soldier in one Of the Kentucky camps
says, the motto with then, is: United We
sleep; divided we freeze
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

An exchang, in speaking of Manassas. and
its occupation by our troops, says, We have
met the enemy and they are hours-ahead OF
US,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

Punch says poyery must be woman-itis
so fond ofpinching person.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

The solar system has large family, but
only one sun.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
p. DuMn,

p. Uu.hn,
40 Fashionable tailor, at the old record
"A er's efce. De;orah, Iowa Al! work
III warranted to fit, and made IN the most
fashionable style. Cutting denc at shovt
notice and warranted to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

The man who confines himself 10 the drink
best for him is lreit supplied.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Patent
Medicines Boots and Shoes, Schoo! Books.
Iron, Glass and Nails, Kerosene Oil, Tin
Ware. Would respectfully announce to the
pulc in general that he has and will sell
for ready pay all the above articles cheap as
he cheapest. ln22v3m9I
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
T. i { q e q, W

OUR ys4.iss IA liz w Lk. EGhlES-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17

4. a meeting of the Wilmington Rife Guards, Go. l.
18th RegemenC n c.. T) April 81 1872 called for the pur
pose expressing their feelings in regard to the death Of
owen Page, Captain r. y. Williams called to the
Juo D. Barry, j. p Brdgen aud D. j. Wells appoint
cd to draft resolutions. The following
reported and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS communication has been received notifying
US Of death of owen Page. it becomes painful
duty chronicle the fact aud to pay tribute to the
CRY the loved and departed dead Death with deVasta
ting ades has been sweeping from ranks the manly
Of COmrade after comrade causing void in the hearts
kindred and friends which nothing earthly can fill. And
now when had oudly hoped that would pass through
remaining tolls aud vcissitudes of term Of
with tie of another brother in arms, made
u~uu'y that the scythe of Death Is busy in
cutting faithful and the beautitu-manhood and
imbeCe Old rpGCtVe and alike. WCuld that
and chrsanke character Of the departed dead
IL and humbeDess resembling that Saviour in
whose path he constantly endeaVored to follow Kind
and wing euemIes and it his good fortune
few If any Generous, liberal aud true to those
whom delighted call friends, possessing that urbanty
ant suvy which the stranger he rude
or re usye He gone and his form Will be
among Q8
Ees0Uld That we being iorcibly reminded of the
sortuc5 and uncertainty of human life, in the death of
Oxen Pare do hubby bow in meekness and submission
before the VIII Of HIM who removed him Il ON US
Ee,OlCpd That % deeply sympalhlse with those who
are under the great weight OF sOr ow and affection
caDsad by the death duttuI and beloved son. and
kind AMI aicCtiODae bother
ResDtUg That do hope the family o. the deceased may
receive that and relief which be admins
tered only by kind Father whose good pleasure It
TO iLhCt the stroke
Resysd That copy Of these resolutions be sent to the
family OF the deceased and copy also forwarded to the
Wilmington Journal for publication.
x. D. WILLIAMS, Capt. Com'dg,
H. E. BAcEus, sea'y. Chairman.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
Tr,hnte nf Resnect.


At meeting of the Wilmington Rife Guards held in the
Camp of the 18Th Regiment at Knston relative to the de-
cease of F. j. Mathis, Capt R. d. Williams was called to
the Chair and H. Holiday requested to act as Secretary
Privates D. S Latta j. NJ. Lilly and G. F. Newton were
pponted to draft resolutions expressive Of the sympathy
caused bv the loss of the deceased
The following resolutions were presented, and unani-
mously adopted by the meeting:
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God, in the wise dis
pensaon of His Providence to from midst E.
Mathis our esteemed companion in arms, who, posses
ing those characteristics which designate the gentleman,
that love of country which marks the patriot that kindness
and penteness of disposition which marks friend willing
" resigned the comforts and amenities of home and friends
to battle fer his native South, and to offer his breast
protecting gs for her rights and honor He fell not upon
the battle field amid carnage and slaughter battling against
heartess foes but the lingering touch OF death wasted
away his Frame and thus his spirit went out to JOIN the
mighty Caravan of Death in its march for the unknown
land.
ResOIUed That do with those who are called
upon TO mourn his sad and early DEATH and that do hope
tie balm Of consolation will be poured upon and still the
troubled waters OF grief in the breast Of those who
mourning by kind Providence.
That a copy Of these resolutions be sent to the
relatives the deceased and copy be also forwarded to
the Wilmington Journal with the polite request that they
be published therein.
R. D. WILLIA&9, Chairman
r. K. FOLLIDAY, Eec'y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
BATTALION ow CAVALRY.

TENHE Secretary has authorized the undersigned
Z" to enlist Volunteers and to them into service
sngy and by Companies for hree the be
organized sufficient number of Companies
mustered into Battalion Of Cavalry electng Field off.
GERS"
Every who wishes to enlist must have good ser
viceabe horse, for the and risk which per
day will be allowed, and killed in battle will be paid for.
Arms and equipments will be furnished by the
they be had every man, however, is
quested furnish own horse equipments and double
barreed gun, aud hiS and equipments will DO paid
for red upon inspection and valuation by the pro-
per officer.
So one Company is mustered place of rendez-
yous will be appointed Company will consist OF at east
sixty privates For self and horse S2f per month will
pad 500 bounty.
Ny address is Richards, Onslow county, N c.
LOTrE w. HUMPHREY.
April 16, 1862 l86&34tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, APRIL ID


BEEF Caffeine beeves worthy of note have been
bro sht in for some weeks, and the market is en-
tirely bare, There is active demand for butch.
erng purposes and prices rule high few droves would
sell quick at high fguressay l2s to Is cents per ID.
BAcoN-ls and much wanted and meets with ready
sale at high figures We quote % cents for hog round
and 80 to 80 cents per h. for hans the market
price, though some lots have sold shade higher
BUTTER-Is also in demand, and would sell 60 to 65
cents per u.
CoFFEE.-From store quote Cuba at 20 to rs cents
per Id.
Corn MEALsells from the granaries 81 Is per buhe
CoRN-Is in light stock, little or none arriving We
quote at 81 to 81 05 per bushel.
yGGs sell from carts at rs to 80 cents per dozen.
FLoUR-Ony or two small lots have been received
for the week. and the stock market is unusually light
Prices have materially advanced aud small sales have
made at $ rs to $l2 Is for superfne and $2 so $2
IS per bb for famy-the market closing with an adVan
HATNseIs; at 50 rs to 50 so per 100 lbs
LARD1s scarce and sells 223 to rs cents per Id.
MoLAssEs Small sales of New Orleans at 81 rs per gal
NAILs-$l5 per key.
OsNABURGs-25 to 50 cents per yard.
PKAs-Cow, 81 05 TO 81 10 per bushe, by the quantity
PoULTRY-Fowls and high DEAD ones sell at
81 rs per pair, and live at 40 to 90 cents each.
PoRK-Fresh sell from carts at Is to 20 per h.
PoTAToEs-rish 81 SO, and Sweet 80 to 81 per bushe
RIoE-Clean is in fair supply, and sells to ST cents
sUGAR.-stock light, and prices high We quote New
Orleans Is to % cents per To- for brown to white the
sALr-I in light supply and prices have advancing
tendency We quote Sound made at IS to Sc so per bushe
YARN.-NOs. to TO- A cents per 10.
TALLOw-SelS quick at Is to 20 cents per ID.
PEA NUTs-Are demand and sell from carts at 81 to
ST Is per busheI, according to quaity.
CHARLOTTE, April I4.-About so bales Gotten vera
sold the past week at 6 to -.
Flour sold at 81 so to So per sack-the supply is not
equal to the demand
Wheat 81 so to 81 60. Probably good article will COM
mand higher figures.
| Corn so TO SIS cents per bushel-n demand
| Peas 95 to 81 ; Oats 60 cents.
Whiskey 81 so per gallon.
| Sugar l6 to Is Molasses 81 IS to 81 90.
| FAYETTEVILLE, April l4.-Bacon 223 to %.
| Beef Cattle-In demand
Beeswax 20 cts.
| Corn-$l 10.
Cotton-No arrivals to report.
Cotton Yarns So A sheetings % the bale 34 Shirt
ings 20.
Cotton Bagging-31cts.
Candes-Fay etteville mould So.
FiourFamy $ll 10 to IL % super $40 874 to $II 10.
Rides-Dry 20 green 3.
Iron-Swedes Is to 20 by the quantity.
Irish Potatoes-$l 80 to 2 so per bushe
Moasses-$l so, N. o. Syrup 81 70.
! Nails $l4 to SIS per key.
Pork-Very much wanted.
Peas-$l 10. Rye 81 so. Oats 65.
Rice-33 to 4 cts. by the cask.
Sugars-l8 to %.
Sat-Very
Spirits Peach Brandy 50; N. c. Apple 81 so whskey
81 so to 81 Is.
! Spirits TurpentiIe 173.
i Talow 20 to %.
| Wool-Unwashed, 80 to40
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
DIED.

At Okoona. Miss the 10Th ut in consequence of a
Railroad accident near that place, WILLIAM ANCRUM
LORD, of the late William c. Lord of this town. the
9th year of his age.
On Saturday, the 9Th inst, of nfamatory rheumatism,
LEWIS HODGERSON, aged 63 years. native of Dupiin
county, but for many resident of Wilmington.
His strict integrity and kindness OF heart for him
the respect and love of all who knew him.
In OnsIow county, on the "a inst, MARY ANN cos
TON consort of Erasmus Coston Esq., and daughter OF
David Ketcham, Esq, aged 81 years.
IN this town, Saturday night 18th inst. about II
O'Clock, Capt. GILBERT POTTER, aged about 10 years
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17

Alta called meeting of the Wilmington Light Artillery,
held at Camp Holmes April 18th, 1862, JtiOn of Capt
A. d. Moore Sergt B. G. Larkns called 10 the Chair
and ~crgt Kendall requested to act az Secretary when
Committee three, K. Guitar, ID. r.. Newsom and g. O.
Lewis was appointed to draft suitable resolutions III respect
to the memory of our late companion IN arms Caswe Bailey
Of Johnston county N. G. Whereupon, the Committee
ported the tOlOWiDg
WHEREAS " e assembled together for the first time in
the history company, record the death OF fellow
member nredS, hath pleased Almighty God that
Caswe Bailey should be the first to feel the stroke,
Res Ugd That although it not the privilege Of our
deceased friend offer up his life for his country upon the
battle field ial ctm TO insdiOus disease in
cnp-that which tries mems souls and taxes their forti
Jude 10 the lie tu OF usefulness, and death
Of such conscious cOmposure cannot but elicit admira
ton of who recently stood among US IN the full
strength and vigOr of manhood
hesOUed That while recognize the hand Of God in this
Divine y- alton but with profound
get and heartfelt sorrow, the loss country of such
atriot; to company, of its truest members and
To ourselves, highly esteemed FRIEND whose untring
zeal whole duty, all OCCASIONS and kindness OF
manner under all circumstances for him the undivided
esteem Of his officers and COmI anions alike.
ReJLued That paying this last tribute Of respect t"
the Ury OF cur deceased friend, offer warmest
81 mt thy his relations aud friends, who knowing him
ufsuImc could the better appreciate his moral worth
RcsOlrgd That the usual uadge OF urnlng be worn by
the members Of the company for th days. and that
COPY OF resolutions be sent to the family Of the de-
ceased and the Wilmington Journal with the request
that the Raleigh papers please copy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
MARRIED..

In this town. the 10th instant by Rev j. L. Prichard
Mr.. RICHARD FARROW, and Miss ELIZABETH BUR
Kiss.
At the residence Of the brides mother in Godsboro,
c.. the Sd inst, by Rev. w. G. Hunter VILLA
BENZ. SMITH, Esq, of Tarboro, am Miss FEMME
CHURCHILL, of Gold sboro'.
In this town, the 9th nst by Rev. Mr.. Mingert, Mr
D. LETGIN, to Miss ANNA CATRINA LIHS.
IL this town the 18th inst by j. J. Conoley Esq Mr.
EUGAR GRISSOM to Miss CAsANDER PARKER; boil
of this county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
HOUSE AND Lon FOR SALE.

- TIE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE AND fgA
E:H LOT in the town of Rockingham, Richmond %S&s
S@ county, N. G. The lot contains 81 The -~-
buildings excellent dwelling house, two stories high,
sufficiently la ge for ordinary sized family a good
Kitchen Smoke House. and all necessary houses barn,
Stables, Carriage House; &C. Ali the buildings
On the lot orchard of the finest selection fruit
Household and kitchen furniture bacon corn, &c, will
be disposed Of if wished. Any wishing to buy will
please make application JOHN D. SHAW.
Rockingham N. c., April llth, 1897 l82-3t-3l.lt*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
BATTALION OF LIGHT HORSE.

! TT7HE undersigned having been appointed = a
J. to raise Battalion of light Eorse for <NAtA
the War, call upon the young Of North ER
| Carolina to come forward and volunteer for IMANA
the purpose. Let those who have good <7<N*$
| horses come and bring them to aid in the ~
defence of the country. Let those who have ,& y.
horses bat who cannot themselves give eud
to those who and have none and thus contribute
teral aid to those wEo would defend them the enioy
meHt of their homes
$l46 per will be paid for each horse in the Bata
ion in month nstaments. They will he fed and cared
for at the expense of the government and if killed in
tion the value of the animal will be paid Equipments for
the will be furnished, but each must bring
his rifle, gum pistol and knife such he has which
will until uniform weapon be furnished by the
government Actonenergy Of action-s what the coun-
TT needs Dow-and the of the country must show
their readiness forward their determination
yer to be conquered.
The battalion will consist Of six companies Of sixty
each.
500 Bounty will be paid man upon being muster.
ed IL.
Volunteers WILL for the present. address at Halifax
N Co. until suitable recruiting stations be established
P. II. EDMONDSTON,
1t. Col. Cav. Prov. A. G. g. A.
E. W. WARD,
Maj. Cav. Prov. A. c. s. A.
Feb. 22d, 1852. 142-eod-tf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17

RECRUITS WAITED FOR THE WAR.
The UNDERSIGNED having been detailed for re-
crung purposes, will receive recruits for company /,
u First Regiment N. G. Cavalry, ia active service
Bounty of hundred dollars will be paid each rec
when mustere ed into service
Those desirious Of joining, can address
sgt. B. G. MERRITT,
Magnolia, Dup!in Co., N. C.
April 18th, 1862-l83.6-35lt~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
PISTOL CAP BOXES

PISTOL CAP BOXES
IA WILSON'S.
EUN CAP BOXES at
NJ WILSON'S.
SWORD AND BA1ONET SCABBARDS at
y WILSON'S.
LSRAME AND NO FRAME KNAPSACK at
&c WILSON'S.
II WILSON'S.
VI WILSON'S.
OFFICERS SWORDS at
" WILSON'S.
DOVE AND DIRK KNIVES at
ID WILSON'S.
OHOT BAGS AND POWDER FLAsKS at
- JAMES WILSON'S,
OIL Leather Saddlery Trunk and Harness Establishment
April l4th No. Market Street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
LOST On MTGIATn

LOST Oh MISLAID,
TWO BLANK NOTES. signed by myself and endorsed
by Patrick Murphy, made payable any of the Banks
of Fayetteville, not filed up. All persons cautioned
not to use them, as they wall not be paid
DAVID MURPHY.
Fayetteville, April I'd, 1852. l75-2wa332t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
RECRUITS WANTED.

RECRUITS WANTED.
A FEW MORE RECRUITS WANTED TO fill up the
n ASHE DRAGONS, company forming tor the
Jul War, and to be attached to Edmondston's Battalion
BOUNTY OaE HUNDRED DOLLARS!
In my absence apply to A. Lamont, Wilmington. N: G.
n. Il. FENEELL.
April 4th, 1862. 1868
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
Tx r.TsT NOTICE.


FENHE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed at March
Term of County Court Of New Hanover, TAX LIST
RECEIVER for the District Of Wilmington, hereby notifies
all persons that he may be found at the Court House
the 18th to the Both of April both days inclusive from 10 A.
NJ. to P. M and from to o'clock, p b., each day.
Sundays excepted for the purpose Of receiving their
Tax Lists.
AS the returns have to be made by the first Of May,
List will be received after the Both day OF april 1872 All
property not given in by that day will be returned de
liEquent.
will receive List for any District except Win rgt1n
JOHN J. CONOLEY,
Tar Last RecetVer.
April Sd, 1852. l75-t30 Apl & 80 st
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
W. ?. KENDALL, Sec'y.

PAID Ur.-The Confederate tax of North Carolina wa
paid into the Confederate Treasury the 3st day of las
month Mr. Trca Courts whole heart is in the b2si
ness; and he is evidently managing the financial affairs
the State with great abilty.-State Journal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
KELLEY'S BOOK STORE

BUUh
Az RECEIVED by the Soutern Express, Viele on Field
IL Notifications and Artillery.
The Ordnance Manuel for the of the officers of the
Confederate States, I'd edition.
Manual of Military Surgery for the of IN
the Confederate States Army with Appendix OF @ rues
and regulations of the Medca Department. OF ne 20 ed
crate States Army, by j. Julian Chisom IA Oi heVsea
I'd Edition.
April 4th, 1862,
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TAkEN UP AVID COnInZIrrnD

2 TO the Jail Of New Hanover County, negro woman
81 named PILLS. who says that she belongs Thos.
M Cowan, Of Brunswick County. 1he of said
negro is hereby notified to forward prove property
pay charges, and take her away she viii be dealt with
az the law directs
w. T. J. VANN, Sheriff.
Aprl 18th, 1862. lS}-GtE34-lt
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GUANO,

GUAEO.
RTOW is the time TO your land SOMBREO and
IN MANIPULATED GUANO for sale in lots to suit by
KIDDER h MARTIN.
March %. IS62.-l65&3l- $l0*
KELLEY'S BOOK STORE. RY EXPRESS.
II AS RECEIVED Viee Field FOrtilications and Ar
IL tillery, with plates Coopers Cavalry Tactics Man
ual for Colts Revolver; Maurys Diminishing Drill for
Mounted Troops.
April 18th
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-17
April 18th, 1862.
TAxEN UP AND COm sTyTvFE,D

~ 4
% TO THE JAIL of New Hanover county, a negro
"a named JAMES, who says that he runaway from
~ James F. Nets in 1852, and thai be belongs 10
lnomas Goodn, of Craven county. T2e owner of said
negro hereby notified for ward prove property
pay charges and take him away he will be dealt with
the law directs. w. T. j. VAIN, Sheriff.
April l4th 1862. 1S5&I9tf