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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
The ouss,,oo Of euppllts.

1t has been of the aggravations Of OR present
difficulties, that people could hardly obtain any art
ce even of the most absolute necessity. The stores
have been all closed their propretors gonetbe doors
locked. Provisions shut up.
We are pleased TO learn that the authorities have
taken this matter in bard and that hereafter at least
one store for the sale OF provisions will be kept open
and that to supply stock for this purpose, any provs
ion store will be opened aud what is needed tax n, ct
course at fair valuation There is no IDEA Of violence
or illegal appropriation, Of tskrg anything without
due compensation.
That people who can get out Of town should do SO is
natural They ought to do it, not only private but
on public grounds Still it is mournful, and yet anu
sing to notice during the present visit of the Kate, the
total absence q that specializing cast of physiognomy
which gave such marked character to our streets during
her frst visit i'll he beginning of August. We don't
think the true me1 OF our town would be inconsolabe
should the absence of the particular class referred to be
made perpetual
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
From New Orleans.

We have information from New Orleans much later than
that previously published. The confscson law is to be
put IN force, believe time this week, The alter
native OF its penalties the oath OF allegiance to the Lin
coin government. That producing considerable
and all sorts of sratagems employed ny loyal
people to send their portable Vauabes beyond the reach of
the enemy. We have heard of nearly 100000 bei
rico off Ia one case-smuggled out of the city.
There was no relaxation in the hatred to Butler and his
Infamous masters at Washington. The exceptions among
respectable people were extremely rare
Along the " coast both sides of the river there is
nothing but Of ruin Everything valuable has been
stolen from the plantations Houses have been stripped of
wayand all negro at end but there
despair exhibited. The people generally endure the
evil with the calmness of martyrdom
No of recent victories had been made public,
except that of Manassas, This derived from Mssiss
pp One of the editors took the account to Butler
and asked him if it might be printed Of course, Of
course " said the nsoen satran; print it it is nothing
but pack of id lies.' 1t accordingly printed
loyal citizens have vague belief that armies
been everywhere victorious They think that are in
possession of Baltimore and Cincinnati and wonder why
are expecting it constantly
After the above in type, received copy of the
Delta OF the evening Of the 10Th inst That day
arrived from New York with advces thence to the 9TH inst
The Delta filed up with extracts from them-enough to
show that the Yankees badly whipped at Manassas
There is not word of editorial comment.
We learn verbally that great defensive preparations
making by Butler. line of heavy entertainments was
building all around the land side of the city and troops
were arriving from seward in large numbers 1t sup
posed that there were fifteen twenty thousand az
been noticed from Fort Morgan Those troops are landed
at Ship Island and thence transferred to the city. There
were several thousand negroes at work the deences
some OF them were armed and all of them without
white seoesh has to stand back in his presence The
Old distinctions IN relation to the two out of fashion
omnbuses and other public places In short New Orleans
Mobile T,-;b,,ns 095
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
WILMINGTON, Sept 9th, 1862

At meeting of the Sanitary Committee this day.
port from the Ih scisns having been received
adopted to collect daily reports the several ply
scisns it being asceraned that they too hardly press
ed in their practice to enable them to comply with the
quest OF the committee.
Several Of the prevailing fever known to
have occurred since last meeting and the prospects Of
abatement were By means fatterlne.
The Secretary reported, that Mr. T. NJ. Lain, the
Market House. had very generously profered the Of
his depot for the cepton Of any article e
visions appropriated for he poor that he would deal
the to the order Of the Committee. Mr. LaiDs
offer very thankfully accepted by the Committee
Measures adopted relative to the expected arrival
Of physicians and nurses from Charleston.
P. w. TANNING, ScCYetGTg,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
MAYORS OFFICE,
WILMINGTON, \. c., Oct. 1st, 1862.

WILMINGTON n c., Oct. 1st, 1862 {
In behalf OF the citizens o. tie Town of Wilmington,
now visited with Yellow Fever, take this public
method of returning thanks to those noble ladies from
the Convent of Our Lady of Mercy of Charleston, s.
G., who have come to help US in this our day OF
need thus proving themselves to be in deed and in truth
Sisters of Mercy"
To them and to the skful physicians and experien-
ced nurses who have 10 our d, cur thanks are
due-more thanks thai any words can express
Any assistance that may be required, any facility
that Can be extended in any way, will promptly pro-
vde at least use all means to do So beg that any
ofhe Sisters Physicians Nurses others in attendance
the sick will without hesitation apply me for any
aid that it may be in my power to render them.
JOHN DAWSON. Mayor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
Sanitary Committee.

SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1867.
At meeting this day, the Sanitary Committee adopted
the following resolutions to wit:
Resoloed, That the Railroads and Steamboat Companies
be requested bring of the wives other
bers of soldiers fam tt of Wilmington during
the prevalence of the yellow fever.
ResoIped That VIM b. Lippitt be notified by the Score
ary of this Board that he must keep his Drug Store
during the of the yellow fever otherwise tep
will be taken to have it kept open by the authorities.
No reports from the Physicians were handed in. The
Committee to the consideration of for
the relief of the sick and destitute
The Secretary was sted to endeavor procure
suitable pace. in central position reception ard
distribution among the INDECENT of such articles eff povs-
ions and comfort could be procured be
1t eSolred That publication be made, requesting all
citizens having the ability and disposition to for
the above purpose to forward such offerings consstence
may dictate the Secretary for registration and disposal
2. W. TANNING, Sec'y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

Our weekly readers, who are almost exclusively in
the country will that attention during the past
week, has been mainly engaged with the epidemic with
which our town is now visited. We know that they
take deep interest in this matterand they will there
fore expect few apologies We, at this time feel in lit
lie humoUr to give any.
But in truth there is nothing of general and substan-
tial importance that will not be found in the
columns Of this weeks Journal IT. even
at this point Of its almost depresson-this time OF its
severest trial. the Journal is not equal to any OF itS
weekly coemporaries then let the man who ia diSSatls
fed, leave u.s. We have always endeavored to be wor
thy of the support Of all our fellow citizens. We e1
pect generous forbearance at present We certainly
shall not gtoop to beg for what we think we have a
right to demand, and what we know every worthy
of the name will grant before it is asked
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

REoRGAN1zED.-The 31st N. c. Volunteers reor.
gained last Monday, at Camp MaDgum, near this
city, by the election of the following field officers:
'. Jordan, of Newbern, Colonel; E. R. Lilies, of An.
son, Lieutenant Colonel; J. J. Yates of Hertford.
Maior.-Stats Journal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
From the West.
Sept. 29th, 1862

MOBILE, Sept ga special despatch to the Adver-
tiser, from Knoxville dated yesterday, says Major
General Jones to-day received despatch from Orchard
confirming the capture of 5000 prisoners at Munfords
ville Kentucky, and 300 at Cave City The brigade
is moving on Louisville. The force at Nashville is
between four and five thousand. Our guerrillas are
doing good work.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
Important from Chattanooga,

CHATTANOOGA, September 26.-The fight at G1af
Vile was brought on by Chalmers brigade, which W.
t.rwards reinforced by Cheatham's division We s.
killed and wounded. The enemy lost &C., Col Sri-a
the Lieutenant Colonel of the Ninth Mississippi, e h
ed.
The Nashville Unton of the 23d inst reports ii 81
Bragg captured Green River Bridge, with $500 Prise"
on the 18th inst 1t also says that Curtis has succ
throwing his army between Smith and Bragg, pre-.
their junction. Green River Bridge is great loss u
enemy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
To She Public.

Persons III the country WANTING the services Physicians
from town. must in every instance their vehicles
so that the Doctor may speedily go and Owing
the jaded condition of horses this regulation Dds-
psDsable and must be adhered to.
We earnestly sntreat that all applications for the night
be made before bed time for night visits will not be made
except under circumstances indispensable re-
cessity.
PHYSICIANS OF THE TOWN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

The YANKEES AT Observation-Disclosures by I'll.
ange train last night was received stating that c0nsl
Die body of Yankees had adyaroed from Alexandra,
taken possession of Warrenton, III Fauquier county.
object is supposed to be the recapture CT number
gnes and cars left by them in their retreat from th-
Iion and to pick up sraggIera aud soldiers going to
General Lees army. 1t Is understood that measure "
foot to drive them back to their etrCrghod. Seye-
gems have been arrested by them, and others ale e.
from their homes to avoid capture.
LynchburQ KepuJicdn ; III as
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

BUELL. CENsU aED-A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, in BGel's army, writing from Decherd, Tenn,
Gen. Buell. has made his by-word and kissing in
every loyal soldiers mouth and sound to rebel
Every traitor from Corinth Stephenson along our
line of march, worshps lin Mr.. B1eN is gentleman
will speak to him ~" Dr. Buell. Oa IS prices
tie lowraea Of your government ''&r Buell. will hunt
up niggers ; r. Buell. will make you fine ho:ses
These and thousands of similar expressions hurled
loyal officers every day they do choose to degrade
themselves by serving rebels.
said prominent ctz Of Forepce one Of our off.
GERS, Gen. Buell. could travel the whole South
warmly welcomed. if lie would only leave he army" If
this be not disgrace, be ntamy tor Union general
Heavens what is disgrace tul, what is iEfamy s
conciliatory policy has virtually become gigantic
titucn Of the Union army to the rebel aterest until
hearts of both officers and soldiers saEk within
the army discouraged and it's spirits broken aud fast
ebbing away.
The same writer says the troops half raons.
and Buell. had seized all cattle in the country Tom
Crittenden, Schoepf McCook and Thomas with Buell.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

RENEGADRs CAPTURED.-sixy-four Union men tr2I ~,
borders of Virginia and Tennessee, captured Il"
enrolment as conscrpts, reached this city by the We
train yesterday evening. They are hard looki5s ,
on to Richmond to-day.-Lynchburg Republican,, 27"'
Kossuth has published a letter denouncing tie ca, .
arbald on Hungary to rise, and repudiating the use
his name in connection with the call.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
LATER FROM THENCaTH.
ENA NCIPATION PROCLAMA TON BY LING
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKH-THESL A

EMANCIPATION PRO CLAAfAT ION BY LINCOLN
TER AT BOTELER'S MILL, kTC.
PETERSBURG, Sept. 26-Northern dates, to 23d
inst, have been received. Lincoln has issued pro-
clanation declaring the slaves Of rebel masters free
from and after the first of January next.
The excitement at Louisville is tremendous. a dcs-
patch from Jacksonville, dated the 22d, says that the
rebel General Bragg and Smith have divided their
forces. Smith is TO hold Buell., who is marching for
Louisville, in check while Bragg advances the
city.
Bragg has summoned Nelson, in command of the
army for the defence Of louisville, to surrender
Nelson refused, and has ordered all tie women aud
children to leave the city at one hours notice h0u-
sands Of citizens crossing the river into Indiana
Bragg is some distance fr0n toe city, but advancing
rapidly.
her lstOwn Saturday. l. says the rebels were
dressed like Union soldiers, and displayed flag OF
truce to induce the Fed rails TO Cross the river.
Summers corps darmee alone lost 5,203 at Sharps-
burg in killed and wounded and missing,
A correspondent from the battle field, on the end
says that the Federas still bringing in the dead
wounded p at the rate of thousand per day and eH-
pected to get through Oh th0t day.
General Hooker was shot through the foot by rifle
ball. and will not be able for DUTY for long time.
Gen. Crawford's wound is serious than ex-
pected Lieutenant Colonel Dwight, of the Dist Mas
sachusetts was killed Colonel Kinks, Of the 10Th
Massachusetts, badly wounded General Richardson
wounded in the shoulder and will die General Dana
was wounded badly in the knee.
10 the 38h Massachusetts. Colonel Wild lost an
arm at tbs shoulder joint Lieutenant Colonel, Ad-
jutant and eight Captains wounded. The correspon-
dent of the Times says the slaughter awful, par
tculary among the officers.
In New York on the 22od Exchange was firm at
1919 IA Gold, III 3 s; Cotton, "a cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

DEATH on TIE CARs.-A soldier bv the name of
Anderson, of Georgia. returning home under sick fur
Tough, died on the cars near Teacheys Depot on the
Wilmington Weldon Rail Road, on the 2Sth inst
His body was buried at BugaW Depot.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
October i, 1867.

AID Fer WILA1NGroN-We learn that during the
past three days Dr. PELzER the City Registrar acting
under directions of His Honor the Mayor has despatch
ed corps of efficient nurses to the assistance of our
afflicted sister city, Wilmington. We requested to
say that more are wanted, and that liberal wages will
be given and their expenses paid. Applicants white
colored, will please call at Dr. PzERs Office, second
aoor of the City Hail. between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock. None but experienced nurses, with proper
testimonials, need apply.
We also hear that the Confederate War Department
has issued orders that such army surgeons as can
temporarily be spared from this Department, be i'm
mediately sent to Wilmington.
Charleston Courier, 2Sh.
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KChiclca.

a number of physicians and have On from
Charleston TO help in need To visit patients all
town thsy have vehicles The the
livery stables are exhausted
Gentlemen having pleasure carriagea or bugges
qussted for the sake of humanity report them to A.
Martin, Esq., for service in conveying and physi
clans from place to place.
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MEssRs. ELTON 4 PRICE

MEsSRS. FULTON & PRICE
notice your remarks in regard to nay in yesterday
Journsafsr thanking you for your kind expressions
will observe that your EurmiseS regard to the
mp Illness believe TO be felt that acting
mprudently in being out the day taken ILL., but also
knew the dependencies upon me- which pa-amount to
al other considerations. Please state to all who have
claims upon my attention. that able and willing to
them at my dwelling, have been doing since
my lness-they riH not hesitate TO call.
Respectfully,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
The War.


Our latest accounts by mall or the present we have
telegraph represent things in satu quo. No &C.
tive operations by either party reported, and Gen
lee has the art of conceang his intentions to himself
Both sides are getting ready, for both much ex-
haused cut up and tatgued by the terrible series of
fights in Maryland.
Beyond doubt Bragg is for Louisville, Ken
tucky, or was go at the latest dates.
1t IS reported that the enemy has been adding largely
to his forces at Suffolk apparently with the view of
pushing forward against Petersburg or Weldon As
the force at suffolk is mostly composed of new eves
will hardly attempt any actively aggressive movements
this season.
The FEyER.-The following is the number of new
cases Of the prevailing fever occurring since our last
ISSUE and reported to the Mayor up to 10 o'clock to-
day:
Saturday, Sept. 9th. ..,....,,,.,.. 90 cases.
Sunday, " 2sth ..... AZ
At eleven O'Clock on yesterday l3 deaths were ascer
tanned to have taken place the night preceding and
up to that hour 1t is also asserted on good authority
that the number of interments yesterday was H to 90
MORE NURsEs.-We Lad the pleasure of seeing this
forenoon the Rev. Dr. Corcoran of Charleston who ac
companed to this place four Of the Sisters of Mercv Of
that city.-DaRy journal, 30h ut.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

The women of Homer = said a vcrdaut gen.I,u41
qulTIngy, while looking at maya zine article bg..
above captiOn' the women Of Homer was h .rar +.
Of that sort Of fellows? ?" This reminds us (as b,as
would say Of little story that Starr King Used lg
he had written lecture abC ut the life and lines l
cles it was entitled " The Age Of Perioes and via,
IN the posters One day be man gazing at the 4,
printed Ia capitals on wall in the city of r. aud -e
him excalm. The Age Of Perikels! so lie prulyut
the last word)who the d. cares hGgo old he vas
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TIE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
OTR weekly readers, who are almost exclusively in

n. c., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1862.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

TzE FEVER docs not abate its progress but its vista
ton much less fatal in proportion to the numbers
taken. Yesterday there Al new cases with only
intermens In OakdaIc Cemetary. OF course the III
terments were from former cases.
If taken at once the fever to yield readily. If
oter if neglected too long the chances very small
People now understand thi5, which fact EVEN more than
the greater familiarity with the disease the part of
small mortality in proportIcn to the plumber of
Soon trust, tie fearful apprehension Of the disease
will pass away, and with it most of its terrors.
Daily Journol Isl inst
lion. John He'll has been enabled to return to his
home in Tennessee after having been driven out and
kept i'll exile for months by the Linconite invaders. We
trust that Ee AID all otter true will be able to
tain armament possession of their homes ahd fresides