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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-09-18
TERMS OF ADvERTTsTra.
ROCKINGHAM, September eth, lse9,

hEssRs FULTON PRICE ~
Gents wish to convert the "wsekly" into the da,
sslons as thswsr shall continue and for that purpose
enclose $S. which have doubt will carry me hrourb
In this may be mistaken, bot my faith strong; for il
oEences 30 renk and revolving human nature ss are av
committed By the and mercess foe with which The
South is contending) not to for
atrocities vile not the frenzy of the niursa
tract the reprobaon of the civilized world then In
faith AID human instincts have been planted maus
bosom for little purpose.
Yes gentlemen such brutal conduct must call down
heavens vengeance and God being for we have
every reason for thinkng--who dare be against us?
repeat, then, the cannot last months but ia the
meantime you of Wilmington must not be thrown of your
guard for lay not the aerng uuction to your that
round and only awaits the closing of The present empaiSn
and the disastrous it closes enemy upop land
the determined, vndictve and unreentng their as
saults will be coast for take that one sin
gle Southern city upon the coast viii escape attack
ct all them be upon their Guard--he watchul and ,pe
dcaGe for the price OF liberty for the present
stan' vigilance
What then, our condition at the mouth Of the Cane
Are ready for assault, well IS prepared 10Th
with the proper number well proper Kind of guns
pletiou2
Is the town of Wilmington itself fortified against an as,
sault by 1atd
If let theauthoes forthwith it, for you have
q hour
If Wilmington falls almost q necessary consequence
the st Fayetteville will be asaed and there honld
be at this Efficient force of 10 900 divided
nIween the two Places the greater part in and around
Wilmington
ven kaow, no prophet and hope thai l may be-
mistaken as to he attack on your place.
let the Free Negroes orhr be IMPRESSED ptS ~" sa-
vice; (there plenty of them if proper steps were
taSen to hunt them up) and rot enough of them let the
farmers up afd down the river well the adjoining
Counties he called upon, for reasonable proportion o.
their slave labor.
Is he privilege OF an old man" (and did you hear
u as MAN. od en al there are now to volunteer advice
QueFelf is 80 35 ca5ries youth and manhood the
and yellow leaf" where will Is TO IS carry them?
Respectfully, yours &C., We. L.
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From ntdaIe Tennessee.

To Mr.. T. W. Brooks, who s just from Middle fen
nessee indebted for late intelligence from that
section: He informs Us that Col Woodward, of the
Kentucky cavalry, whose headquarters at CIarks
vile, recently attacked Fort Donclson, with force of
300. The Federal force consisting of 200 nfan y and
500 cavalry, at first repulsed WoodwarIs force, who
fell back to the Cumberland Iron Works. The Feder
al forces pursued and here drawn into an ambus-
cade by Woodward, who after bref engagement, COM
pleely routed them, and driving them back captured
quantity oarms captured and several pieces of art
ery, ali'of which COL Woodward brought off safe to
Carksville.
Mr. Brooks reports that the Federals are busiy en-
gagged in fortifng Nashville, putting sege guns po
ston upon The neghboring hills telling tbs trees, and
barricadng the streets. This cfnfics with the rumor
we bad few days ago that they evacusting Nash
vle-KnoIplue Register Oh inst.
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HEADQUARTERS, PETERSBURG VA, Sept. 10Th; 1862

. VA, sept. IULhi
MsssRs. FULTIoN d PRICE:
Gents 1t is notorious fact, that far Parzsn
Rangers in this section at least have disappointed
pectatons of the Government and the people and where
instances of successful attack it is justice to
gallant officers and that the fact should be made known
not only as right to those engaged bat to encourage 9TH
eTs to ' go and do likewise"
On Wednesday night last the Sd inst, Capt H. L. Nor
fleets Co. Va. Partzan Rangers rs strong dashed into
camp of 500 Of the enemys cavalry of spers
put them to fgh succeeding in killing 10 men, wounding
who had his right shot off and killing of horses
This occurred at Holy Neck Chapel Cross Roads, about
miles South West of Suffolk his reliable and should
be made known to show others the service what
can be done by small force when chmmanded by men Of
spirit and energy.
Gen. Mansfield left suok yesterday morning with his
brigade, supposed to be moving to join the Victorious
Union Army under Pope. The impression is that suf-
| folk is to be evacuated at
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From Maryland.

We learn from authentic sources that our army at
Frederick Maryland has been very kindly received by
the inhabitants Supplies are obtained readily, and in
abundance, being either presented to officers sold
to as at the current prices, and Confederate money
cheefuly received in pay We are much gratifed with
this pleasing omen and are assured that conmahd-
will pursue such will tend to confirm ana
to conciiae still further the favorable dispositions oi
the Marylanders We hope to hear that the latter
are ralying to army by multudes and sWelDg ou1
Our regiments until opportunity is afforded them ior
separate organization of their military strength.
f---'N Richmond Enquirer.
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FOr Sale and to Let.

VALUABLE SOUND LANDS F.s r SALE.
7HE 6UBSCKIBrR r. wishing tohis late purchase
in s. Carolina ofere for sale his Plantation Topsail
Sound II miles from Wilmington containing five hun
dred acres of the best quality Pea aud. About bali
of the tract is under cultivation Also, a smal
tract of pney land lying in front c said place toe main
road leading Wilmington These La d principally
on the sound convenient fo fish and for max
Sat-aGd believed to be sivahly located any
lands on Sound. There ia about hundred acres
he very best Pea Land, ready Gear, portion Of
which has already been beaded, and contains large
quantity of seasoned trees, the very best for boiling
Sat-and convenient the Sound. Persons wishing TO
purchase desirable resiGeace would do well to examine
the premises. Terms made easy.
N. F. NIXON.
Dec. 1861. l7.tf
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CONFEDERATE POSTAGE STAMPS CAPTURED.

The unloading Ct TIE pIzs steaatr H'-muda, nov
lying at Philadelphia, is progressing. Another dis
co7fry mas made by the pgz5 commissioner sup~r-
intending III uuIoadlrghat l6 boxes, tGca ebou one
square, band with iron, and seaisd on The edges
Escb box was marked r. O. D'' This exc ted sus-
plcioo and one OF the boxes was opened aDd oupd 70
contain oGr Tin casss aud these being opened there
came to light sEeets of Confederate pos uge stamps
five cents. TIE engraving we'll executed. The box
contained $4,000 worth of stamps ard if the 9TH
ers contain the quantity, the whole value " the
Confederaes) will be $260O00 There have also been
found coils OF a submarine telegraph cable
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Educational,

CAINr rAnALsu. iHsG ETtTE.
YENHE TWENTIETH SESSION cf Clinton Female Insti-
4 ute will the lst of September. thorough
and efficient instruction will be provided in all the branches
of an accomplished Female Education.
In of the advanced prices in PROVISIONS the
Board will be raised to eighty dollars per Session, (l
WeeksO
For catalogues containing ul particulars apply to the
Principal. l.. c. GRAVES.
Aug 7th 1862. 60-2m
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
AamaEce-R. Y. mcAden, DR.. Z. F. Watson.
Alexander-Dr J. II. Carson.
Anson-Purdie Richardson, R. q. Burns.
Ashe-j ID Gentry.
Bladen-J. W. Russ.
Beauiort-Hon R $ Donren, Capt W. Marsh.
Bertie-Dr P. 7: Henry, James Bond
Bruns wck-Daniel L. Russell.
Buncombs-John Burgin.
Burke-Jehn Parks.
Cabarrus-W S. Harris.
CALDWELL M. N. Barnhardt.
Camden--J ,hn Fobes.
C.swe-s. s. Harrison, William Long.
Chatham r B. Harris, Leu. w. ]. Headen, NJ @ wad-
dell.
Cherokee--J. Fl. BrysoR.
Chowan-Lemuel G. Bepbury.
CleVeland-Davd Beam, j. R. Logan.
Coumbug-W NJ Baldwin
Craver---J 3. G. Barrow, Beu'j. NJ; Cook.
Cumberland and HarDett-Hon. J. G. Shepherd DR.. Jno
Mccormick Neil Mckay.
Currituck-B. N, Baxter
DaVdson-Dr. r. l. Beall, Henry Waser.
Dave-RenrY B. Howard.
Dupn--J. G. Stanford, L. W. Hodges.
Edgecombe-Davii Cobb, Robert Bynum.
FoSsyth--John P. Nissen, DR.. E. Kerner.
Frankin--A. ". Pearce, Jr.
Gaston-A. W. Davenport.
Granvle-Hon R. B. Gillian, JAS S. Amis, Capt. Eu
gene GrissoIn.
Greene-Capt. q. Fl. Best.
Cuilford--a g. Sherwood, R. W. Glenn, ". r. Smith.
y Gstes-W. e. Manning.
Halifax-Dr. Henry Joyner, A, II. Davis.
Haywood-Dr. s. L. Love.
Herford--J Vann.
Henderson-Al Alex Henry,
Hyde--E. L. Mann.
1redell--T. A. Allison, John Young.
Jackson--J Keener.
Johnston-Seth G. Wooda'l, w. Il. Avera
Jones-Anthony E. Rhodes
Lenoir-W. w. Dunn.
Lincon-A Cosner.
Macon-D-. j. NJ Lyle.
Madison--Dr- Wallen.
Martin-James Robinson.
McDowe,l-Lt. W. F. Craig.
Mecklenburg-Jno. l.. Brown, E. c. Grier.
Montgomery-E g. L. Barrnger.
Moore Alexander Kelly
Nash-Henry G. Williams
New Hanover-S, J. Person, j. R. Hawes.
Northampton-W. W. PEBBLES, Capt II. Stansill.
Onsow-J. q. Foy.
Orange-John Berry, W n. Patterson.
Pasquotank-Ge1. W. +. Mann.
Perqumans-Dr. Jos. q. Riddick
Persou-Lt Nj. D. c. Bum
Pitt-C Perkins, B. & Aibritton.
Rao aodolph-Jonathan WORTH n 8 Robbins.
Richmond Lit Sanders, NJ. ingram
Rcbeson-Murdock MuRae, D. McNeiI.
Rockingham-w l. Gillian, James Reynolds.
Rowan-F. E. Shober h. N. Fleming.
Rutherford A. K. Bryan, J. B. Carpenter
Sampson william Kirby, Thos. H. Holmes
Stanly-L afay cite Greene.
Stokes-Willism Fiynt.
Surrg-Dr Joseph aolliDgsTorth.
Tyrrell-( (Same as in iarteiet
Union c Q. LemmoDds
Wake-H. W. Mill-r, VIM. Laws, &. h Afford
Warren-Thos. ]. Ju1kius Leonard Henderson,
Westinghouse Sans as in Iarteret)
Watauga-Wm. Horton.
WatauQa-B 8 Rivfs, NJ. K. Crawford.
Wilkee-E. ii. We.lborn, A. 81. Ham pton
Yadkin-A. G. Co~les.
Yancy-f t. Nj. D. Youpg
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-09-18

The latest New York papers are fuli OF appeals 70
the Irish and Germans aud of fraerna professions OF
regard and admiration for the emgrants and adopted
citizens of these Stocks who are eagerly expected ~
the native Yankees do all the fighting in return for
this marvellous condescension from class and tribe,
that four years ago for excluding all foreigners
from citizenship.
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$500 REWARD.

- Runaway from th e subscriber in the month of
"A September, 1860, negro named Joe, Joe is
~. about "a years of age, black COLOR thick set; well
kn wn in Dupn county-was raised Teachev's depot
by Mr. Murray He is supposed to be lurking The neigh
Dorhood Of Teachey's.
will give the above reward for his return me- or bs
"ogmeAt IN any jail where / can get him.
Aug. 2S, 1852, I'm:
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General Notices.
FICA /!
LAND AND NEG ROES FOR SALE!
6SR l WILL SELL i'll the town OF StaiesYille, on EEa
60 Tuesday, tke llh day of October next II

: IIt q -7
- "a NEGROES. ~
These negroes young and likely excellent house
8eTgQnS.
$40 ACRES OF LAND,
adjoining the Town which is good Gris MILL Cotton
gin and Press Dwelling house and all necessary Outbuild
lDgs; all new and good.
One House and Lot known as the Leuz property the
BrckStOre in which deceased merCh 4ndsed also the Old
store in Of business Lots fronting Main
street. and vacant Lot in of the Old Store North
street vacant Lot known the Mclaughlin Lot. also,
the House and Lot 10 which deceased lived, sui ject
Widows dover. Also Horses stock of Cattle A.
horse Wag II, one horse Carriage, top Buggy and
Harness, and Farming Uteusls Corn, Wheat, Oats &C..
all the Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE,
most of which elegant and fashionable. Aso so shares
Of Stock in W. N. q. X. K 60.
RN- TERMJ, Accommodating.
Ali persons indebted this Estate, notified to
forward and pay up and all persons having against
the Estate, notified present their claims within the
time prescribed by law, this notice will be pleaded III
bar of their recovery.
r. F. SInOhT0N,
Admir- OF Th0s. L. McRorie, deceased
Sent. 3-ts
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- THk UNDERSIGNED Gtfers for rent in he town OF
sB iIitgtOu, ia New Hanover CUuuty Dive ling House
" and pstmses hoI. Is, Still Yard and oue
Large trk -hOp, at present occupied by Mr. W. Corn
wa as Cani4ge shop. line properl will be
ed Tor II months trUm lst Ouctober 1852 For particulars
apply to HN Jo. rs
Near the Village
Sent, llth. 1862 81
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AWnR,s NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
TFNHE UNDEit- GNED, a september Term, 1862 ofNeW
Hanover county having qualified administrator on
the estate OF Vim George deceased reby notifies all
pes indebted to The the said dec ease ke
INN diae pay and settl meut aud all persons baV
ing aims against said estate viii them for
wnhhI the time pr, sCrIbel law, this will be
pleAd-u III bar # Gheir recovery.
This, the | day Of reptember 1862.
kLlAS GnUhtIG, Administrator.
Sept llth, 1862 3-3t*
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.

PAINTS-pATVT8.
DURE WHITE LEAD;
JIG d" Snow White Zinc;
" White Gaogs Zinc;
Lnseed OIL Varnish Patent Dryers, &C. For sale whole
sale and retail, by ". q. LPPITT,
Feb. I6 DrugQist s Chemist.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REwARD.

n EsERIED from Capt. J. F. Moore's comuany, Private
~ ID. TREDWELI,. Said q. Tredwell alias Haywood
scarborough is about feet II inches high; saoW com
piexIon had on gray jacket when he lett he above
ward VIII be paid for his apprehension and confinement
jail. or his delivery to at camp.
j. F. MOORE,
Captain Commanding Company.
Aug. 9Th, 1862. 282 4tF52tf
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BEEEFFT CT NEWSPAPERS In otder way can so
mnca so vaied, useful information he i'm DrCd anG
under umSt aDce8 favorable tor CGucatog TIE
chiIds mind, d udiccus, weitconduc'ed newspaper
'Fio I've ii Il viDge UDce TO be slut mp and
contracted" Bat may be hermit and
UT a cosm0polite He may live in forest, walk TO a
post Ofice, having mail tut once week and yet be
shall be found familiar With the living world the
hu3iest actor in it Tor newspaper is spy glass by
which be brings near the most distant things mi
croscope by which be eisur2ly examines the most min
ute an ear trumpet by which be collects and brings
within bis bearing all that is said and done all
the earth museum full of cuiiosites picture GAL
Iery of living pictures from real life, drawn not on
canvass, but with the pri0ter's ink On paper.
TIE newspaper is great traveller great lecturer.
1t is the common peoples cycloT sda, the Iyceum,
the college. The Influence of good newspaper upon
the minds Of family OF children can hardly be esti-
mated certainly not compared with the cost OF the
paper itself. 1t is universal fact asserted by teachers
and others who have made observation this subject,
that children who have to useful papers at home,
are better readers, and understand what they read
better they OBJ ain practical knowledge of geography
and history more readily, make better grammariaLs,
and write better compositions, and in short,
intelligent aud learn faster than children brought up in
family without the enjoyment of such reading
Children are interested in newspapers because they
read about maay things with which they are familiar
They sell the meanest kind of tangeIeg whiskey on
board some ofthe Ohio river boats. The other day
big brawny Pittsburger, who landed at Cairo, bas
taken aboard teeLe than he could carry, and
before he reached the top OF the leVee obliged t.
lie down beside log to rest himself. Overcome b!
fatigue, he soon fel asleep, in which condition solemn
locking old hog approached and grunting out bis
tonishment gave his head a few shoves with his snout
The Pitsburger bore it as long as he could when h
sung ont, "Oid w-o-ooman, eli hic yer w-a-a.nt hl
noren hall the bb-bed, SIS say so, b-hb-ut keep ye
/! e-cc.ussed bic har out Of my face r.
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Legislature OF Nor,h-Carolina.

We give teow, say the Raleigh Standard the list OF
Senators and Commoners elect to the next General
Assembly as far as We have learned them. If any OF
our friends discover an error they will obge US by in
forming
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ADAlNisqr Apun,S NCqIck.

ADNINISql AIUis'S NCH ICE.
FTIHk UEHERo GNFD at september T., lt63. Of the
4 Court OF Piess Of New t1onO,t
county. having qu,ih a minstrAtor he estaGe
Major Groom Gecegsed heel Iuiifes persons ln"eO
ed 10 the be l. to make imUea
pym ana aeLtlem o., pc's"us IavUg c4. his
against said ,esen hem for pa1 Within
tue line prescribed law this VIII be pleaded
Ia bar Of their very.
ROBERT ". MOORE, Administrator.
Sept. llth, 1862 3-3t*
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TIME UNDERSIGNED, at september Term, 1852 of New
L Hanouer county, having qualified TX 5cutor he
estate of Jesse Walker deceased, hereby notifies ali per-
sons indebted to the estate OF the said deceased
mediate payment and sett all persons having
claims against said estate will present them payment
within the time prescribed by law or this notice will be
pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
This the llth day of September 1852.
3t3tw~ JOHN JONES, Ext
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TAKEN UP AND COMnIIrraD

- 10 TIE JAIL of Duplin County on the lst inst
In1 To ME5Ro man, Who says he belongs to Captain
+ months. The il reGuesed come toward
be dealt With as the Jaw directs ~ - N " VIA
This, September 9th 1851
3t* THOS T. CARR Sheriff
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ADMiN I.Ti3 = tttt's NG9lCb.
FFVHE UNrEH. IGNED september Term, 1862, Of New
L HanO. county, having qualified admnIstratCr Oh
the If Joseph Muke, deceased, hetcny notifs
all ndeb ed to the of the said deceased to
make immediate payment nd settlement all persons hav
ing claims agans, viii present for pa
within th time PRESCRIBED by law, this notice wills
be pleaded ia bar OF thsir r, covery.
This, the llth day OF September, 1862
3Stw&
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JoSEPHJ,. KEEE

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER respectfully informs the
~ public that he is prepared take in his line
Of business He keeps constantly on hand LINE, CEMENT
PLAsTEK, PLAsTERhG AIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FRI
BRICK, &c.
n. g. To Disllers Of Turpentinehe is prepared to pu
~ Stills a. the shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NO4I -.

AVING at the last term of the County Court, for the
IL County OF Sampson qualified as Administrator the
Estate OF William J. Watson, deceased all persons in
debted to the Estate hereby notified to make immediate
payment aud all having claims against said Estate
% present them tor payment within the time prescribed
0y law or this notice viii be plead in bar of their recovery
G.. c. T. MURPHY, Adm r.
sept. 10th, 1862. 3.2t*
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ALt.nft aIE.A,.hs.

DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
No 45 MARKET STREET
full stock of Medicines Paints Oils, Window Glass
Hair Brushes Paint Brusees, Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles
Iaudreth's Garden Seeds &c, &c. constantly on hand.
The attention of Physicians is especially called to the
stock OF Medicines which warranted being pure.
November 25 1859.
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SENATE.

SEN ALE.
Pasq q1otank and Perqumans-W. 81. Baeley,
Camden and Curri uck-D. Ned Lindsay.
Gates and Chowan-Mis u Eure.
Hyde and Tyrrell-Charles McCleese.
Northampton-Dr W. 8. Copeland.
Hertford-J B. Slaughter.
Bertie-Capt. Thos. NJ Garrett.
Martin and Washin2t0n-J. G. arroway.
Halifax-Mason l.. WIRgins.
Fdgecom5e ani Wilson-Jesse q Powell
Pitt-Dr F. J Blount.
Bsaufort-E j Warren.
Crav An-Wilism WadsGOrth.
Carteret and JoDes-Hr. N. F. Arende!l,
Green and Lenoir-Edward Patrick
New Hanover-Eli W. Hall.
Duplin-Dr. James Dickson.
OnsoW-J. A. MurTill.
Bladan, Brunswick, ae.-Capt J. ". Ellis.
Cumberland ana Barnett-Will;am B. Wright.
Samp5 5on-Thomas J. Faison.
Wayne--Wm. &. Lane.
Jodnston-C. B. >anders.
Wake-J P H. Russ.
Ntsh-Capt. A J. Taylor.
Franklin-WashDgton Harris.
WarTen-Dr. T. }. Prtchtord.
Granville-R. W. LassIter
Person-James 30 eman.
Or8nee-Aon William A. Grahsm
AlaDance and Randolph Giles Mebane.
Chatham" lliau Taylor.
Moor and "ontgome y. alvin W. wooley.
Richmond and Robe 4on--i1ies Letch.
AnsoD aud I Uailn-Wiiiiam y. Smith.
Gu Ito d-Peter \ dams,
CasWell-Ron Bedt I'd Brown.
Hoes i"g gbam-f2en. +. il. Simpson.
Neck enburg-John Young
alb rIus and StGnly-J. W Srritn.
Rowan and Gavie-Dr. J. g Ramsay.
Davidson--R. a ms.
Stokes and Forsy syth--Ccl JAS E. Matthews.
Ashe, Surry, &c.-ISGac JaTratt.
IredeH, vi kes. .Sc.-L. Q Sharpe.
Burke, NcNoweli, &c.-S J Neal.
Lincoln, CASTOR, 6c.-Jamss e. White.
Rutherford, Polk, &c Nj, o. Dickerpon.
Buncombe, Henderson, &c.-WilliAm N. Shipp.
HaVE oOd, Macon &C-C, D, Smith,
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disadvantages great these did The Southern Con-
frderacy fight the battles OF independence.
1t is Impossible TO compare The present position of
the Federal States with that held by them at the be-
ginning OF the without being irresstiby impress
I'd with the utter hopelessness of their attempt sub
jugate the South. The South has suffered much it
has also collected debt but nothing by it can be
regarded as worse than defeat it vii, be enabled ulti-
matey, should it succeed in establishing ndepend-
eoce 10 regard with greater equan;mty the burdens
which this war may impose. To 1t seems impossi-
bic that tbs North in its present. crippled state
e5c object which it has hitherto shown itself un-
able to accomplish.
i'he question when the South ought to be regarded
as having established right to demand recognition still
remains open for consideration. Until the Close of the
present campaign it had certainly failed to satisfy the
world of its ability to maintain its Independence. Had
the result of the recent engagements in the vicinity of
Richmond proved different, the Confederate capital
would, in all probability, have fallen Now. however
wbtn, to all appearances the North is compelled to de-
sist from active operations for months, it would
any tha the aims OF the South to recogni-
t0n deserve the rous consideration OF oregn govern
mens. Another signal victory the part OF the Con
federaes may possibly dtcde the Cabinets Of England
aDd France the course they will ad pt.
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WILLIAM LIPPITT.

VITHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer il
w Pants Oils, Dye Stus, Window Glass Garden Seeds
Perumery Patent Medicines, &c &c, of Front
Market sts., Immediately opposite SHAW old stand Whining
ton, N. C..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-09-18
Professional and Business Cards.

ALEXARDkFF ULDHAM,
HEALER IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
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Prompt attention given to the sale of COtuOn Flour BG
con and other Country Produce
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