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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11
Capture 4F ABULITIONIoTs, &c.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 6th 1867.
Three notorious leaders of he bushwackers of Cliffs
Reneg des captured in Anderson county, were lodged in
jail yesterday. One of them, Vance, has been the
terror OF the mountains for years
Thry.fo1 Aboltiopists, and negroes 10 Yankee
Uniform captured by Gel Palmer at Big Creek Gap have
hean aent hare.
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The last Congress passed Act to exempt shoemakere
with certain restrictions regards the profson shoes
The Mobile Register says if attention is to be paid to
this portion of the law then it becomes the daty of the
cummuuityto crpt every shoemaker who dsregaEds
this law aud put them in TIE army.
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T AM DISPUSEDTO SELL MY HOUSE AND LOT in t. >
village of umDerton of some seven acres-as well im-
proved any In he village and admirable selected for
rvae residence. If not sold by the lst January it vii Dc
fox rent Address AlfordsviIls, n. o. apply 10
d. \. McLane, Esq. in the village.
good scupperDong Grape Vineyard on the premises.
Dee. 18th, 1859 u-sS
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ADMIN iSTRATOR,, NOTICE

II living II the December term, 1861 New fkano.
- yer County Court, la fed Aon 10 oY be
estates OF William w. Fe neh and Mich j.. FAhelI.
deceased hereby give notice to pei havnI elars
az said estates present them duly hpn ateu
within the time prescribed by law this wb ba
plead 10 bar OF heir recovery. All persos indeblsd
said estate will please make immed ats pay meUt. -
SOLOMON J, FAlSUN, AdtIr.
ii LN&
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rom Ra.on rouge, La.-Ano,h,r Ro.t csp,uxs,
(Speoal to the Natchez Daily Courer.)

tSpecal to the Nachez Daily Courier.)
BATON ROUGE, November 29.-Y esterday evening,
about O'Clock, the steamer Line Star an Abolition
boat from New Orleaus landed about two miles below
PlsquemIne, for sugar. Our cavalry attacked her
when she crossed the this SIDE and was again
attacked by Captain Stockdaes cavalry, who captured
her and her crew. and burned the boat. The prisoners
ten in number, now here.
The Essex is still here Ill ia Quiet
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EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.

THE UNDERLINED having laIhei at Ser- m1er
Term 4. D., 1854, OF the nO4rt OF flsas AID u ater
sale rs OF New County. Elk -cuIx
will aud OF owen H. Fly A". o<eease4,
hereby gives notice all persOGs haVin< 81 .iI-
aid estate to present The Gully beucaE
he time pr. scrlbed by law Othe this w. DO
plead their recovery. All persons Indebted TO
SAID estate wall pieaGe make immediate -
JULIA q. tlLAYAw, tAecu'tiE.
Dec. 9th. 1889. 30 imN II 3 ~
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FROM NsWRERN-THE YANKEES MOVING TOWARDS
WELDON,

RALEIGH, Dec. 9Th, 1862.
From private learn that on Saturday last twelve
regiments Of abotonists left Newbern and on the follow
ing day two transports and five gunboats
cendpg the Chowan river It is said also that Sunday
land force of about ten thousand moving from
the direction of Suffolk, all tending towards Weldon
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Alabama ana the Conndera.y,

The generous patriotism Of the gallant and noble
State OF Alabama, is well illustrated in the following
joint resolutions which have passed the tvo Houses OF
the legislature II The other States respond in similar
spirit, the crdit OF the ConftdeTacy will upon the
broad foundation of the fifth and honor OF the States,
both jointly and separately:
Joint Resolutions in Relation 10 the War Gs bit 81
the Confederate sGatEs.
WHEREAS the Government 81 the Confederate states s
involved il for the Independence of each Of the
States Of the Contederaay we'll TO it's txsence
and whereas the destiny of each eat OF the Cooederacy
iDdissClu5ly connected The Confederate Gov.
erDment end whereas the Confederate Government
successfully prosecute th speedy and honora
BILE peace, without ample Of credit Be therefore
RESOLVED by The Snote and House Of heprese t0t,ues Of
the State of alabama IN General Assembly NED, hat
in tn opinion of this Genera! Ascend y is The duty OF
each State OF the Conderacy tor toe purpose
ing the credit OF the Confederate Government
the deb Of Govern il proportion to is
taton in the Congress OF that Government.
KeSoted uher That the State OF Alabama hereby pro-
said debt said bass-provded each Of sid shall
accept thu proposition ana adopt suitable legislation
carry Il into effect in VIII CHI event these rasolntons sha
stand the guaranty OF this State for the
position of the debt # said Confederate Government.
Resoloed further, That his Excelency, the Governor be-
and s hereby fequestedto transmit copy of these
utoDs to the Governor OF es State OF the C0nederacy
and to the President of the Confederate States.
The following, too, s wholesome example to such
as opposing The operation of the Concrpt Law by
claiming useless exemptions The militia" are nearly
all ia the army, and the Alabama Legislature s.es
neither law in 1eping the tribe o! corn
stalk captains at home Alabama is anxious 20 DO her
whole duty, and throws herself generously forward, in-
stead OF pursuing capti0us and cav!llng course
Long flourish the noble Commonwealth
JOINT FBsChUTIoSs RELATION LIABILITY OF MILL
CFF GERS OF THIs STATE TO ENKoLLMa UNDER 1Hs
CONSENT ACTS OF THE COME DEBATE STATES.
PROV D, NOVEMBER rs, 1863.
Be eoIo by the Senate and House OF Representatives
Of The state If Att bana l.. Gt1eTG Assembly c0nuened,
That in The opinion OF this General Assem0y Convened
mt Ulcers of this State, betV the ages Of eRhte
and forty five years, s1bject enrolm
Consumption Acts of the COAtedeTae Statea unless
empt other grounds than that they militia eli
cera.
Be 1t oted further, That If there be any law of this
State which has be construed 70 exempt such
officers the operation OF said Cons cripti0n The
is hereby declared to be imperative that
Be resolved further, That bis Excel ency the Governor
be- and he coy requested to copy of these
resolutions to the Seclery OF Var Of the Confederate
States.
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ICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER having qlaieed az Administrk.o or
4 upon the Estate Of DR.. VIM d. core de-. aAeAs at
December Tsrm $50, of New Hanover ouny on be- e.
by notifies all persons INDEBTED ssie nm
mediate payment and those having claims to pieseLt ~
in the ii prescribed by law this notice Will be pleaded
il bar Of their recovery. IS
JNo. B. GROOM Administratop
Dec 9Th 1862 1SA
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From STUFF LK-A dest rter belonging to D. dyes
New Yolk Mounted RiAcmen, came into our lines near
Zln Southampton, day or two SINCE and reached
here yesterday afternoon He is very likely, genteel
appearing man, and witbal, quite intelligent, He has
been In service only three mouths, but says this short
experience Of wal Is enough for him. This deserter
gives it his opinion that there are but 900 soldiers
now IN ARD Ground Suffolk. He says that an attempt
to cross the river at or near Franklin will certainly be
mace an early day. and that the material for pOntoon
bridges rrachtd Suffolk last Frid4y.
Corcoran's Legion reached Sof)lk Saturday, and
were received with considerable enthusiasm. Three
cheers were given f1c Gen Peck and three for Cen
Corcoran, but the latter individual was not present.
He was lett at Fortress Monroe where he lies quite il
with typhoid pneumonia. Gen. Corcoran we hear ex
pressed great desire to be assigned to duty at Suffolk
he wished to ayeoge some indignties offered him
in Petersburg last February when be passed through
here prisoner of war.-Pst Exp sss, 9Th inst
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EXECUTORS SALE.

I'M WEDNhsD Y, Tue 10 b Jay vi u, cember ItEtsnt.
~ the Undersigned, xecuo 81 The NilF-1j lRe
lac samuel FTiLk vii sell at public auction It ne u
'esideuce OF he deceased large amount Of CORY No
T TOES, PEAS, RICE, Corr N, CtTTLE ,TA:t
HOGS, SHEEP, HORSES, MULES, CAkhl " ,FDl IT.
Terms-Cash on delivery.
s.s ; s5ff, vnlsn Executors.
Dec 9TH. 1889 46k'na-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11

FROM YORK RIVER Ga Monday last Federal
guIboat up the York River as far as West Pon
where the crew landed and broke up an oyser estab-
ishmens belonging to Mr. Blssngham, who, it is said.
bad taken the oath OF allegiance to the United States
Government. The steamer captured several boats
loaded with oysters and potatoes bound for the White
House. The .. s steamer Chicora came up as far as
Cappahosic wharf, 10 Gloucester county, and took away
the family of kichard Walker, deserer from the Con
ederate army. An occasional shot is fired at boats
plying York river but generally they pursue their
course uumoiested,- kichmo"d Wing.
Tbs following words have been added to the oath which
discharged state prisoners required to take before then
release is granted And that will not at toture time
any action suit against the fcers
any loyal State Of the United states for causing mJ
arrest or imprisonment
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THE WAR lN THE WEST.

MOBILE, Dec. 0, 1862.
special dispatch the Advertiser Register dated
Grenada Dec sth rs Federa captured near Coffee
vile yesterday, were brought to-day. They report that
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ENGLISH WAR STEAMERS OFF CHARLEST0N.-THl
TRON.CLAD PAsSAEs DISABLED

4LARIEsT0N, Dee. 9Th, 1854
The British Wax Steamers Ca1mus 2. guns and Petre,
Is guns arrived off Charleston yesterday Fortress
Monroe the Ord st. The B. itish Consul spent last
night aboard the Cadmu and that vessel left this
ing for Fortress Monroe The Petrol leaves Thursday
The French Corvette Milan still lies anchored in the haI.
bor On yesterdag evening her commander with Gener ala
Beauregard and Ripley and number of ladies aud invited
guests visited Fort Sumter and reEie the garrison
The entertainments conc led W til dancing
1t is d that intelligence has been received that the
roncad Passaic had left New York and reached Hampton
Roads After remain there days she left for the
South, but obliged put back TO he Roads disabled
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Dec 10. 1857.
NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER having qualified Adn mi fEtor
upon the estate of Samuel shepard, ceased lfA,Ll
public Auction, the residence said sA
the County of New Hanover To-day The Ii day JAM
uary, 1863 al the peishable property belong 10 said
estate, consisting of Corn Fodder, Pork Stock Hog
tle two Mules aud Holse, wagon, arts, Buggy
Farming Items Is, Household and Ri cnen Fuf1ure
and many things too tedious to mention. Also win Q
hi ed for year all the Negroes belonging SAID
estate. Terms made knowl ON day of sale. ~
JOHN ShEPAhD, Aduif.
Dec. 10, 1862. =
Also all persons indebted to the of Samue She
ard oect ased are hereby poti ed TO come VrN ard
make immediate paymet nd those having ga
he estate will pi esent Them properly autbt h.
in the time prescribed by law, this be pc
ed in bar OF their recovery. y
JOHN sEEPARD Admir-.
Tee. 10 1862 3ME
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ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.

LYNCBBURG, Va, Dec. Sth 1862.
Paulus PowelIs 1rty for the Legislature, in Amherst
49, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Col Davis
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PORTABLE INK PORTABLE mas!

ONLY RtQuIkE5 SHARP POINTED sI.LK TO
WRITE WITH IT.
ANY PERSON CAN MAN UFACTURE TT
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER will send to any address, upon re-
cept of One Dollar, fu directions for making this
valuable Ink. :,
Every soldier should have it, as he carry tim lis
pocket wi bout getting it Csmaged-can stop ANVIL
and sharpen sick AID commence writin, 6e sent
by letter. 1t st OF tour black lug
and green. Twenty five wilt all MAXI
it. Address y-
GEO. c. MCNEIL,
Amelia h..,Ta.
Dec. llth, 1862 lT6*
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so DOLLARS REWARD,

q. Runaway from W. & hi. K. Il. o Il, on III, 20 h
- Sept, u boy Oh RLkS. said boy is a"Out ieet
~ high o. years of age and stoois while walEi7a.
viii give the above reward for his safe cULi cement
in the Wilmington Jail SO Can get blu" Il. powihn.
Dec sh 1862 so lm-lt sn*
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Dec. 18th, 1862


PS. e.
+ EXPECT TO LEAVE TROMASVII LIE, N. r.. f0t the
4oth regiment Ia ing, Dece mber ,NS ,th,
and will be pleased 60 receive paC gs boxes ufc III
IDg provisions, for any compan, member Uf DE
gnent, de vered at Thoma vile, GodsbOro WI ii p
any points be Pc atoes cabbag-s o. il nR, We,
are especially needed M ach bpx name Co1pd
ny and regiment, 7. l. try, and i. will plopp.y
uellV l. l.. IkUI.
Dec. g. 1852. fE2t
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$50 REWARD.

+ OST on the evening b Uecs mber, between The
1 Farmers Hotel and Masonboro' State Salt W0fk
small black POI kst book, cOntaiIng two valuable Aapers
an between 1870 1870 dollars. wiz pay th iier hs
ward, delivered me, lett AZ ,h3 Jsut1-!
C1foe.
Dec. s, 1862 5E6L--s& -
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cars are running om Grand Junction to Holly Springs ana
the telegraph working to that place man Just from
Yoknahate reports the enemy strong crossing the
River. They burned portion Of the torn Of Water Valley
Mccullough the Arkansas Jashawker ives killed In the
fight at CT fseylIe. All duiet.
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STRAY HORSE.

ANNA HUN5Es
~ CAME To MY Pr AYE ON hBTT'S CREEK, In
~ New Hanover CGuaty, the 2st0 November
-@ large ID kK BAY HORSE, with u White star ia his
to- ehrad The hereby notified roS@arj,
prove property, charges and take said hofse y,
he will BIZ dealt with as the Law directs.
JOS. J. HOPKINS
Dec. IL, 1852. 63& lelt*
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL Be ,UI4D ~ Tia = A ET II ,UoE Ia tie
w Tow of Wi ningt)u OF Ist January, 1868, =
Likely NkGkO WOMEN, ri
One of them having three children.
D. S. COWAN, Al m'nstra'an
nsc 1QeG tf4S@
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A French gant, seven feet six inches high. is now
exhibiting himself in the metropolis, When his arms
are extended, his stretch measures 95A inches.
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CUOPERS WANTED.

CEVERAL COOPcRo to go TO kae gu on GovegpEeh al
- wo'k. Subs stence and quarters viii be Iur6fsloI.
or particulars apply to EENkY DR. M
Dec. b, 1852 -5I-iw-1I-lt Capt d. A. " 3.
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NEW SPIRIT BARRELS WA TED.
ENROA two to hrse hundred spLri,s Ims94tine
y Barrels wanted. Apply 10
Dec. 9Th, 1862 -5I-1w-1I-1t capt A u 3.
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NOTICE.

LrrI1Seros, n. c., Nov. 2sth, 1897
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1nyEKTIsING IN LIE wEEKLY.

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Weekly viii be charged the iull DAILY rates
with one half the Weekly rates added.
Business Notices published IN The local columns ol ten
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Charges will be made for inserting the notices OF the
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narned 20 be paid I'm advance
Military COmpanies. Order - Odd Fellows, masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies
For each notice exceeding lines . cents Tor each
Insertion. over eight lines az this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, sl
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Notice Of Festivas and Excursions gotten up by
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MACHlNISTS.
NOTICE.

Nv have this dsy seld Bakery to Nessrs. Nick
w um Parrott.
thanking tbe public u geueral FOR their liberal patron
sge. Ne would respectfully AK The continuance u the
successofs AL MFTZrFR
Indianapolis July =. lss2 lvIl.da
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Il ILBY FERGUSON. Attorney and Counselor al Law
IN Pay. cash for approved Judgments and mortgages
also negotiafes loans note. Osice. wash
ington street. apsars second door the right hand 0p
posiie (ilenn'S klock Ocfg
HcDoNALD. RoACHE 4 LEwIS. lJosehp r. McDon-
NI aid, Addison l.. Roach. Joseph l. Lewis At
torneys and Counseiors al Law Etna Insurance Com
pAny Building second ocr Penny vaniA street jeldly
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vERMIN.

Those Preparations (unlike all others are
"Free from Poisons"
mot dangerous to the Human Family
'Rats do not die on the premises"
"They come out of their holes to die
''They are the only infallible remedies known"
"l2 years and more established in New York
City"
Used 5y-the City Post Office.
Used Jy-the City Prisons and Station
Houses.
Used by-the City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used by y-the City Hospitals, Alms-Houses,
&c.
Used by-the City Hotels Astor, st.
Nicholas, &c.
Used by-the Boarding Houses, &c., sc.
Used bg-more than 80 900 private families.
90 See one or t,co Specimens of whdt is
erery,chere said By the Peopie-Editors-
Dealers, etc.
Observation-Disclosures with yer
min need be so no longer, if they use ''Cos
tar's "Exterminators. We have used it to our
satisfaction. and if box cost S5 we would
have it. We had tried poisons, but they eff
fected nothing: but "CosTAR's" article knocks
the breath out of Rats, Mice, Reaches and
Bed-Bugs, quicker than we can write it. 1t
l. IN great ueDldDu dill over Ine
Medina [ o. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are de-
stroyed annually in Grant County by vermn
than would pay for tons OF this Rat and Insect
Killer.-LancaSter Uls. Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR-We are selling
your preparations rapidly. Wherever they
have been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches and
Yermin disappear rapidly.
ECKER & SToUFFER,
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
"CoStar's"
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator.
"Costar's"
"Costa-'s" Electric Powder, for Insects &c.
In 25c 5Oc and 81 Boxes, BoTTLEs AND
FLAsKs, S3 and So SIZES FOR PLANTA-
TIoNs, SHIPS, BOATS, HOTELS, &c.
C4UTYON To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
PerniclOus limitations, new label has been
prepared, bearing facsimile of the Pro-
prietor's signature. Examine, each box, bot
tie or flask carefully before purchasing, and
take nothing but "COSTAR'S."
"a Sold erery,chere-by
ALI WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs In the
large cities.
Some Of tho
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LATEST NEWS.

The Vermont Cavalry had u fgit With
the rebels OH Saturday, ~ Ashly's Gap, in
which they behaved with great bravery, aud
much distinguished themselves, roulieg the
enemy aud capturing several priso"ees and
one rebel Lieut.. Col. Our loss was one
killed, Capt, Perkins Of Castleton,
Momiordsville has been re-captured, and
Buelps forces have arrived near Louisville,
and that city is now considered safe, though
battle may soon be fought in that vicinity,