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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-06

CAPTURE OF A YANKEE IN Cows CLoTHING.-Diabot
zeal Inten-We received yesterday letter from our
regular correspondent In the Army OF the Valley, dated
Romney, January 30 but it has lost much OF its in
terest by delay, that e deem it useless to publish it
The following extract from it, however, will be found
interesting, at this late day:
The first night alter Gen. JackSon's command reach
ed this place, ole OF the guards placed spring of
water, attracted by peculiar sound Of COW bell
1t seemed to ring faster than it should and IFS
approached towards the spring and when halted stopped
lew seconds and raised its head, and stared in The
direction Of the voice. aud then towards the spring
All seemed natural excepting the too fast ringing of
the bell. On this account the sentinel felt himself
jastfabe in compelling anything, COW, to halt,
and walking up, he thrust his bayonet under ber belly
This enough and to the surprise of the sentinel the
COW, like Baaam's ass, spake-" Am not your prisoner?
We have often heard of person in sleeps cloth
ng," but before heard of a person in cows
clothing being sent out as spy
lie III king his way TO the spring evidently with
the intention OF poisoning soldiers, for considera-
bic amount of arsenic found upon bis person. Can
any doubt what should Lave been done with such
person +? | do not know what has been done with
him. but doubt be has will meet his deserts. Many
acts however Of the most arocous kind have been per-
petreted upon unofending citizens, even to burning
their houses and shooting them down. [[ynchburg
Republican.
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Dec. 10, 1861.

NEW WATER WHEEL.-GREAT INVENTION.
YENHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of informing the
public, that after many years of experience, he has
succeeded in inVenting WATER WHEEL which he can
confidently recOmVend being simpler in construction
powerful in performance with given amount or head
of water and durable and less Liable to get out of
order than any Wheel in heretofore offered to
the public.
This Wheel was patented on the 10Th January 1861 It
being packed Wheel, escape between the
top of the Wheel and the bottom Of the and
qusny all loss ct power from such escape of water is
avoided
This Wheel is reaction Wheel 1t is of cast iron and is
simple III construction that any mechanic put in
after having once seen 1t done 1t will with = feet of
suited any head of water from feet upwards 1t has
only six buckets and turns ont 84 square inches of water
Of labor.
AS above stated this Wheel patented and take pleas
offering to any person wanting cheap powerful
aud durable Water Wheel adapted TO grist mills, upright
or circular mills, cotton gins factories any other
kind Of machinery in driving which waerpower is used.
furnishing sizes OF Wheels from two feet upwards adapted
TO any mead OF water will furnish and put in running or,
der Wheel attached any persons mill for $75 or will
sell te right to use one for $25 will also sell County and
ANY person wishing purchase Wheels individual Coun-
!ae rights, or desiring any information will receive
Armstrong John o. Armstrong, James NJ Armstrong Dob
8n'lG, SamRson county, NC, their Agents, Nessrs.
n'i' q "tm9Bgt9R' nWBg ton n c. or the subscriber,
AThe paentee refers the following Certificate from
competent persons who have seen the operaton of his
WHEEL
This is to certify that the undersigned have seen the
performance of the Water Wheel j1yented nv eeroe
W. Armstrong of Sampson county, N c. tgrjpds busbel
OF good meal in minutes and As seconds win feet inch
other wheels. HARDY HERRING.
JOHN EARDEN
JAS. H. LAMB.
DANIEL JOHNSON
r. w. TATOM.
March 2Sth, 1861. Silly
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NALuAELE souND LANDs EoEs sALn.

TGHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to to his late purchase
in =. Carolina offers for sale his Plantation Topsail
Sound, Y miles from Wilmington containing five hun
dred of the best quality Pea Mutt land About half
of the tract Is under cultivation. Also, small
of pney land lying front Of said place the main
road leading to Wilmington. These lands principally
on the Sound convenient for fish and OysterOr for making
Sat-and believed to be desrably located any
lands the Sound. There is about hundred acres
of the very best Pea Land ready to clear portion of
which has already been beaded and contains large
quantity of seasoned the very best for boiling
SaIt-and convenient TO the Sound. Persons wishing
purchase desirable residence would do well to examine
the premises. Terms made easy.
n. F. NIXON.
Dec. 49, 1861. l7-f
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ATTENTION RECRUITS,

q HAVING been detailed by order of General 7. G.
n Walker; as Recruiting Officer for Company B. Sd Infant
ry n. c. s. t. will attend the following places for that
purpose. viz:
CLINTON, SAMPSON G. H.-February II, I9, 49,
WLMNGToE-Februa1y 26, q, 28, and March g. g. T.
ONSLOW c. I'm arch 2. 3, A.
DUPLIN oUNTYFebruary 10th to March IGth inclusive,
and IN my absence B. Kelly Esq will attend any WHO
may wish 0 enlist.
bounty Of $50 will BE paid each recruit by tie Con
federae States and l5 by the State OF North Carolina up
titled to commution for rations until supplied by the gov
ernment.
sportation furnished each Recruit from home to
camp. The company is stationed the Potomac River
Acquja Greek, Va, il comfortable Winter quarters
Any information viii be given on inquiry.
J, T. BROWN. Lieut.,
Co 3D." Sd Reg'tN. G. 5. T.,
Recruiting officer.
Feb. 9Th. 1862 24-tSNl3q-3t
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The Yankees OG 1916.
or the journal.

MEssRs EDITORS -In looking the History Of North
Carolina, by DR.. Hawks, my rested the - Inruc-
ton Of the LORD Prop ietors to THos Eastcrch, appoint
Ell GoUe Of Albemarle, IN EoUena5er, 1875 -(see
Hawks History, vol. 2. p 373 which gives true his
tory of the Ynkees in day and time that have been
induced tronsciibe it for publication in the Journal
CuIiVate friendship with the indians. See hat jus ice
be daIy administered one to be tried but by Jury Of
twelve eeh"lders Propose to the Assembly such laws
may rest the ancient rights of Engishmen You
do all that in you lies divert tie trade Of the
pie under you from those OF New England and to bring
them a immediate trade with angat q being
certain beggary to people Of Abemare if they sha
bu goods second hand and fer much deae than they
may he auppled rom England and with8l sell their tobaC
and other commodities at lower than thev could
do in nga:d Beside the people Of New Fng and cSnn0t
be friends yCu prosperity and the inter St # pap
ers which will certainly in them ierab
Encourage trade with England and other parts send The
exact depth of water OF the several nlets where ship
ride unade for this has been concealed and
certainly reported persons among ycuhad JOIN
Cd with of New England to enQr that rade
have and keep you still under The matches -
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From the Memphis Appeal, 2lst inst.
Z 23uttI- T Fot DoneiROn-F0s Engaged and
suFr ndered.


Z < B"itI= # Fo.t Donels"n-Fos IS Engaged and
suFre erdered.
We have managed to obtain authentic list of the
troops engaged in the battle Of Fort DonesOn on the
18th Instant all OF whom with the exception Of esca
ped sraTglers, surrendered with Gen Buckner the
day following.
Gen Pillows division Included Gen. Floyd's brigade
and Was composed follows, I'VE give them as they
were located in the entrsnchmens from left to right }
COLONEL BALDWIN COMMANDING.
10th Hissisai spi regiment, Majer Brown
26th Mississippi regiment Colonel Reynolds.
10Th Tennessee regiment, Colonel Lillsrd.
COLONEL NLssIE COMMANDING.
26th Virginia regiment, Captain Davis.
60th Virginia regiment, Colonel Wharton.
5lst Virginia regiment, Colonel Massie
COLONEL SIAoNTON COMMANDING.
lst Mississippi regiment Colonel SimOnton.
8h Kentucky regiment, Li.utenantCelonel Lyon.
7th Texas regiment, Colonel Gregg.
Sd Mississippi regiment Lieutenant Colonel Wells.
Green's Artillery.
COLONEL DRAKE COMMANDING.
50 Alshama regiment Major Garvin.
l5th Arkansas inert, Colonel Gee.
4th bissssiIpl regiment, Colonel Drake.
COLONEL HEIMAN COMMANDING.
30th Tennessee regiment, Colonel head.
4,sh Tennessee regiment, Colonel Voorhies.
53i Tennessee regiment, Colonel Winston.
4Zd Tennessee regiment, Colonel Quarles
'Cth Tennessee regiment Colonel Heman.
'Ien. BucknerS command constituted our right wing
AID was composed of the following regiments
sconG Tennessee regiment.
Fourteen Mississippi regiment.
Third tennessee regiment.
Eighteenth Tennessee regiment.
Thity-secOnt Tennessee regiment,
Cart FIR Manney's Tennessee battery was also
engaged in fight, but not advised to it:
position.
Brig. Gen. B. r. johnson, of Kentucky assisted
Cen Pillow in the command of his division the day
OF the battle.
Oar total loss will thus be seen to be twen3 ythret
regiments of infantry aud batteries OF light ar:il
lery, OF which nine from Tennessee. six from Miss
s8iPpl, thre~ from Virginia, two from Kentucky, OFT
from Texas. one from Alabama and Que ir0u Arkansas
Al occoan's concur 10 establishing the fact that n
battle that tg0usped N the American continen
terrific, fruitful ot d, eds OF dari
yaor, or mmt haidy contested than to- q FGrG Don
i>01, Saturday the l5.h 0i February. 1862
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General Notices.
Dr, ARLINGTON .

s PLEASED to 10 the public, @ys-zzF7ssA,
/ that having procured the services of HSssssz5SA
competent Assistant to take charge of the NITIYYD
Mechanical branch Of Dentistry he is prepared to
have Artificial Teeth inserted from to Cne set,
Of any style desired
Rg Prices reasonable and every ope.ation guaranteed
to give entire satisfaction.
DR.. A. will continue heretofore to CoIfae his profess
soua exclusively the preservation of the natu
tai structure.
Physicians Of Wilmington, and patrons generally, given
reference.
Jan. GOth, 1862. 23-lm.
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For Sale and to Let.
THE 4OTEL IN KENANsyIl

THE S4OTEL IN EGENANsVILLE,
DUPLIN COUNTY, formerly known 6 The Union,
more recently " PGTkerS," together with the FUR
belonging thereto will he offered for sale, at public
auction on Monday the oath of March next The terms
will be easy. J. n. STALIINGS, Proprietor.
Feb. TO- 1862. 26-5t*
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ANOTHER FEDERAL BATTERY.-An attempt of the
steamer St. Johns to pass down Augustine Creek yes
terday, developed Federal battery. 1t is situat
ed on Long Island, and consists Of guns of very long
range as some Of the shot fred at the s. Johns attain
ed a distance Of three miles. Eleven shots were fired
in all, but without danger to the steamer.
Accounts from Skidaway correct the report, referred
to in cur last OF the departure OF the fleet from War
saw They have men and horses aboard and are ready
for mischief but still maintain their position in the
Sound Savannah Republican, 24th INST.
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One of the Federal prisoners member of Illinois
regiment, VINO captured at Fert Donelson and ar
rived in this city yesterday asserts that but forty eight
Of his regiment escaped unn ured in the fight all tie rest
being killed or wounded This is the most fearful loss
sustained by any one regiment during the war.
Memphis Ienn.l Apyeal
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Feb, 9Th. 1862.
nE,TECE,

~ ENTLEMEN, am happy to say that am
" il ket for few likely young NEGROES. Persona
having such property dispose of will fin tn
vantage to address me at Clinton, n G.
JOHN BARDEE.
jan 30th, 1854. 23-2m.
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ExECUTCR,s NOTICE,

AVING qualified Executor to the last will and tegta
Il ment of Thomas Hill, deceased, hereby notify all
persons Indebted the estate of said deceased to make
immediate paynent Also for creditors to present their
claims properly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery.
SPEI0HT HILL, Executor.
Jan. 20 23-tf.W
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Wanted,
YOUNG NEGROES "

YOUNG NEGROES WANTED.
20 ItlE subscriber desires to purchase a number of
n YOUNG NEGROES boys and girls, for which he will
~. give the full market rates.
Persons having such property to dispose Of bad
give him a cali n. H. REGISTER
Clinton Sampson county n. c., Feb. 9Th, 1862. 243m*
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Rewards.
STATE ur NORTH CAR0LlNA, !

SAMPSON COUNTY.
WHEREAS, intelligence under cath Of &. " hu- GEo
w trey, hath this day reached the undersigned "a
that SOL and NED, slaves the property Of g. W. ~
Eutrey. hath runaway and lie hid and I'M king
sFams woods and other obscure places, committing de-
pIedaons the peaceful nhabantA Of the State These
are in the name Of the State North Carolina require
them the slaves forthwith surrender themselves
their master the lawful authority and do hereby
der this proclamation be published the Court House
door, and in public newspaper, and warn the said
slaves that il they do not Immediately relrn to their mas
ter and answer the charges aforesaid it is lawful for any
person capture them by Staying them otherwise, with
out accusation impeachment OF any crime.
Given under hands and seals, this the 22d day OF
January, 1862.
JOSEPH HERRING, J. P, [sEAL.1
L. 3. OWEN, J. P, LEEAL.l
January Gosh, 1862. 23tt
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WALKER EIFAUEs,

DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. 45 MARKET STREET.
ull stock of Medicines Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Hair Brushes Paint Brusees Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles
Iandreth's Garden Seeds &c, &c. constantly hand.
The attention of Physicians is especially called to the
stock of Medicines which warranted as being pure
November 2J. 1859.
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Professional and Business Cards.

J / cox. W. P. KENDALL, J. s. KENDALL
cox, Kendall, IL co
IiONHISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE3ALE GRO
| GERS, No IL II, North Water st.
Crt 2lth I,GI 9-f
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JOSEPH l.. KEEN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared to take contracts in hs line
Of business. keeps constantly hand LIME, CEMENT,
PLASTER PLAsTEREd HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FIRE
BRICK, &c.
n 4. TO Datiers of Turpentne,he is prepared to put
~ Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
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WILLIAM H.LIPpITT.

EETHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils, Dye Stufs Window Glass Garden Seeds
Pemery Patent Medicines &c. &C., of Front and
Market Immediately opposite suAWs old stand Whining
n
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FORTY DOLLARS T,uyvArD.

TE1HE ABOVE REWARD will be given for said IegrOes,
SOL. and NED Twenty Dollars for either OF them,
dead alive, for their confinement in any jail in the
state that can get them again sol is about 80 years
Old weighs 2lO b feet 10 inches high quick
spoken smooth black skim and little grey. Ned is about
II years Old about feet inches high thick set, weighs
about lbs, quick spoken black skim ard carpenter
by trade. q. W. AUIRE1.
Jan Goth, 1862. 23-tf.
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GEN. BRAGG.--Ihe Knoxville Register says General
Bragg is to take command of the Southern troops in
East Tennessee.
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G. TT. ROBINSON & co,

C. II. ROBINSON * CO..
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
Office over J. A. Wizards Store Entrance corner OF
Princess and Water Streets.
March 9, l860.-l5S&29.
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ARREsTED-Two men were brought as prisoners to
this city On Monday charge of having pilOted the
board Of schooner short distance from Plymouth
They were committed to jailRai. Register 26h inst.
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us,illa,Ion Ordinsnce

A
FACIURE OF SPIRITUoUs LIQU0Rs
l. Be II oTddtnedby the delegates of the people of North
Cd oina IN ConUeat,on assembled, and Il hereby
daned by the authority Of the same, That there shall be
tax Of thirty cents levied each gallon of sprtuous IL
quOrs in this state of any wheat,
rye oats any either of them from the ratification
cf this ordinance up to the fifteenth day of April next
2. Be 1t ft eT ordained, That from and after the 18th
day of April next shall be lawful for any person in
this State to dst any such spuous liquors, and all per-
guilty of violating this section of this ordinance shall
for every of dsthtioD, be guilty of misde
meanor and conviction thereof shall be fined imprs
than hundIed dollars the Imprisonment less
thirty days.
g. Be Il further ordained There shall be levied of
dollar every gallon Of spuous liquors in this State
of the manufacture Of this State ard said shall
paid by the seller and should the seller be resident
fthen the tax shall be paid by the purchaser.
4. Be- further ordained That each and every person
when he gives in his list of taxable property sha also give
in oath to the magistrate taking said list the number of
gallons of spirituous liquors which he is liable pay
under the provisions of this ordinance
alties liabilities and fOreures already provided law in
such cases.
5. Be ii further ordained, That the tax of one dollar
mentioned in section third of this ordinance shall apply
to liquors Brough into this State before the frat
March next.
g. Be 1t further ordained That this ordinance shall be in
force from and after its ratification, and continue in foree
until the first day Of January 1863 and longer unless
reenacted, modified or amended by the General Assembly
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Prisoners Of War.-1hree hundeed aud fifty prisoners
OF war; taken at Fort Donelson expected to arrive
at Memphis on the 20th A house near the river WIN
fourteen rooms had been rented for their accommoda
ton
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From the London Economist Feb 3.
he American EV"r CaIsIs-Yh~~ People PTOclsfm
Against Intervention.
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ALEEAGDi4x4 OLDHAM,
DEALER IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
~ CHANT.
WILMINGTON, Nc.
Prompt otteation given the sale Of Cotton Flour, BG
con, and other Country Produce.
Dec. 22d. 1859 II
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GEO. W. ROSE,
EtARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
/ j June II WILMINGTON, n. G.
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March 28th, 1861.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09

%C ADAr-ANl MN OK WOMAN, WITH ~ CAPl
Map OF the United States Canads coofed, ia 2Wt
cpuncs; SuuGsand for ceu.s s0; foui
feet squai~ just issued. linen paper mailed
newspaper JuD railroad stations and 30oy snlsges
this Instructions hOS cent.
LLOYD I6s Broadway, NY Lo, a.. Maps i Virginia
Kentucky Tennessee ami the Mtssspp nysr the only
authority FOR Generals Burnside. Caut, Rosecrans and
Rear Admiral Porter, proof Of which viii 10
agents
The New York herald., 1862-12-09

pROCEEDINGs OF AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
At meet ny Of the licensed liquor ealers Of
s. c hca n sAe % 81 s va
wsre unanimously adop,ed- 80
stance ,oow. namely hA, from The date Of this ordsr,
or distribution OF malt spurious liquors either
penalty violation Of this order being Sonssa u pro
perry and imprisonment OF persons ~ VIC ang said
has been sabe, TO the military anthores Of general
he loyal evi authorize. Of city and STATE. the Ss in
srs' s,y .a S The e and %sy community Of .hs
tine Ge greater P0hon 70 Of the above named period o.
& 81 he g nj:
s. yssls Ga as fs's%;e
military .ssaD:on e i. Issuing .sis
s:4 ss %
sy and s.s Which i've. Aud ~h.rsss s.ss saisss &:
S;s sss::
syI i sw.s intended 70 oevis.s Su. h.s turned sSs
~. u. S.nd. sna snn4n sasn
:sa ~Ao s:: o ss.r
ness such as dry Goods cotAns cFockcy and fancy bus
..rnssn. order b: S.es fore.
cniy eIpcrienced ne dnicuy in obtaining from is
ass a iss'
and other vessels the frequent. and constant exhibition Of
And the eject OF The above ssringeut order has
Snsr s o a
% G1 % e,s s . is .s s c.r % m o
neither es US or s s ls wsss 5 S and
And whereas do not recognize this Of Military
Governor q this ei,v any disposition 70 act. q rsonAl In
pledge ourselves TO unite with h. military authorities Of this
aaa hereby pledge rsvcs not 10 s";s any
order SS M Ike sessr ssssfs1 sas in
val q s s the sscn srasr ?. %
What We consider our rights under he STATE,
this appeal 70 the proper authorities which are
sfs s willing in Al.
things to obey the laws and sustain
@ and
scou le se ss sna ss re-
citizens have been removed and our trade IN these and
ss ssis .as
fsa s e q ss.o % y: have ,s that sas -s s
above order been to our basnss q the great
il.i The evil rs%sdisd ~ TINS -. si:s
spd . sSG: s :. and ss.s s's'
this leznae source tina, the evil neaded 70 be remcded
Er.oyrd Thai .pps. g .as proper .usaosi.
ss AMI ask that ss @ sy sSw BE- sSssss y
our busissss under sucs % deemed
sss,a.s ssss. y 'ss sr
Resolved That We the licensed dealers Of this city, enjoy
rghs rcsuue business under such On order IN
ve III. rigid application Of the penalty of vislains
such order
General slough the Natsry Governor OF Alexandria, with
copy rrocsediugs meeting 70 obtain frohim
the pnyieses % which our lisenses ..a. entsie us
in our efforts.
THE Law FIRM NARcoU 4 CAREY, ~ BERKHAN
III street. N. ", will commence and prosecute without
payment any good suit In New York and New Jersey No
charge whatever Beat references Money! esi
LIMITED STATES SANITARY CoMMIssIoN-wO-
~ nau's Central Association OF Relief-A meeting will
held at Academy Of Music O'clock Thursday evening
Dec a. a which most practical information will be given
those who 70 labor In the good work OF relieving the sick
and wounded q our army with he assuance that their
person. obtained the occ OF the Woman Central
Association No Cooper Union Third onIce
Of the ssnitssy Ccmmisson 81 brosawAy rom Howard
The New York herald., 1862-12-09

I AIDES FAII.-THE LADIES OF THE THIRTY
~ fourth street Reformed Dutch church (tey Mr. slryk-
ers will hold Far for the sale OF useful and fancy
cls, the 9th 0h and lith December The
the church, IRON ~ O'Clock each day. through the evcnnr
NJ NoTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF NEpTuNE DIVISION
~ No = \. OF T. uesed to at the div sion
rooms, It7 Bowery, thus Cay, ociock pur.
OF attending the funeral Brother H. Ward from hs
late residence ~ Mulberry street, take place r n
By order of ~. McCABE W. p
OFFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK
~ holders Of oho and Misysspp H. Co., (Esstern Dr.
vision). ~ Nall street, New York, Nov n 1852
The annual meeting of the holders certhcates viii be
held the Office Trustees Wall street New York
on wednesday, Dec. TO- at IL O'Clock.
EDWIN BARTLETT,
Chairman Trtsteee
The New York herald., 1862-12-09

NOTICE -sHIsPERs or FREIGHT TO TROY, ny
IN steamer Frss skiddy, On the s,h inst win come and
Immediately, or Nwn be forwarded by railroad
destination the boat has returned Of the
weather.