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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

FuNsn-Brig. Gen. Robert Toonabs, Of the
army has publicly denounced Maj Gen DAN
iel Fl. Hill, also Of the army. rs ga cosoayd and
a lar. This is a good jokel Gen. Daniel
II. Hill Bethel Hill-a cowardf Daniel 81.
Hill, the PresEy ytefian Elder whose piety has
been hitherto uuftnpeaclfed- liar Aud ali
because the said Gen. Hill declared that in has
opinion Toonbs had taken the field too late
and LEFT it too early, > at the battle Of Malvern
Hill !, and because, when Toombs challenged
Elder Hill TO fght him duel therefor, Elder
Hill replied that 'the would not make himself
party to course of conduct alike forbidden
By duty and the laws which they had both
sworn to observe.
If either Of the two Generals be g coward
aud liar, which we will not pretend to say,
the public can scarcels be at q loss to decide
which is the man. fayetteville O0sercsy.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

HARD FxRE.-Some Of the bread served out
at the hospitals and prisons of Richmond IS in~
deed hard fare, the biscuits being Of shout the
length and breadth of q half brick, With little
more substance ia them. They defy The as
saults of the strongest teeth, are generally
burnt half through, are indigestible when
eaten, and sour 20 che taste. The worm has
invaded much Of the bread. That there are
either great frauds, or great carelcssaess in The
Gommissary Departments IS undeniable. If
such bread as is furnished the prisons IS = sam.
pie Of that furnished the army. our soldiers
must have hard time Of It tindeell R;chasond
Eeaminer.
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/, .,-.-1s-. q s. s. -
We hear many rumors. but nothing very
definite. up 90 the time of goiag 70 press u
relation 70 the advance g tue snsmys forces.
into the Interior towards the Wilmington and
Weldon hoad.
There - no doubt uf the Fact that some slx
regiments with artillery, crossed swift Creek,
some days since. on the north side of Neuse
river y hat point they were making tor q
hot known y certaln tiiaf sosne OF the enc
my steamers passed. up Tar river On Sunuay'
last nearly y hot quite 70 Greensille, sneliine
the sountry as they aavancea 1nis may nave
been intenoea 70 dlvert atlention rom the. az.
vance on WELDON.
y e reported tnas cohnlce TOOK pace on
Monuay iasts near Hamilton, On the aoanoke
between three regiments ol the enemy with
some eApaiTy anu arlliieFya ana porIion ol
the 1utns unaer Col. bufgwyn. II Is SAID that
We lost Ten Killed ana thirty wounded. and that
our forces had iaiien back to WITHIN few
miles OF Iarborongh- We have various re-
ports as to the strength OF the enemy, one be-
ms tnat tney nave ten Thousand troops near
Hamilton. with forty pieses OF artillery. We
have conyersed With friend who lets Plys
mouth on Saturday last, who informs as that
ne saw unsnissakaole Indications OF an advance
oy the enemy up ROANOKE RIVER
uay OF TWO since We naa not more tnan
iour Thousand enec1lVe troops ~ tnat parse Of
the STATE; out re1niofcemehta nave oecn sent
Forward from Pe.ersbafg 20 the scene oi nos.
tllsles.
6ov. vance leit TINS 1 Slsys with den; Martini
On Munoay iasI Iur rooIougn. zen. mar
.is 81, e saiu 20 oe ih commana ei our troops.
ncts ate many Euinoss N y, @ c1s cuaatsSn tnas
We ao no. repeat, ou. We VII give VIVA. aniei.
lSs.s ay .la. 3 z nay uee.n 9.
:. 49,. = - So
~ R.ose.
q g nave constantly MaI1eu OUT people5 ioI
.llo1ll.s, e ese PcuulIS uanSeI ~ ouI nas>
tern Counties, and urged them TO remove their
slaves, soith q sutfcienEy cf medt and bread
for their saeDort. But the storm so long
gathering Is now unon them and WE fear that
NOT only great snffarinr viii ersne hnt thaf
millions of properly viii be DESTROYED. The
A.s.sl. p:.n..s - ~, ns
Wy, e. 1slon1lInu - uecpl inter
eseeu .n eue uaoNe,1.e.s, which no uouos mas
the cutting oil our .Kaliroads af Weldon for It's
object. If the government would not be cut
OFT from North Carolina, and particularly from
entirely cut off from them with the exception
of the means of transnorfat;on furnished hv
the Danvilla Road and The East Tar, $500 .,,a
49,: =. d - :. 80 -. ,c - 80
si' AsO"1, - uss .sase ,eSeil s " suS uass
gers tnat tnreaten IL, ana make the necessary
efforts 70 drive back the enemy to his gun
boats. The main hope if not the only hope
which We have that Eastern Carolina will be
rescued from the grasp of the enemy, is in
fact that the government at Richmond will
find itself isolated from the Sonthorn Atlantic
States unless Il shonld make viporo,,s eff;,rfs
- go tha pa;l-oa5. - IVa,a.,,, r, .h,.r
~ save Tue nallloaus ~ ~ s'uon. iu la o.lss
Wo.us, .ne "scesoseteS u ,uas gosethinen,'
Wnich mas So iong negiecseu our STATE. VIII
NO bIuSt, icdu " SuSA iA1ctkSdGCc AS iSIASsc
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

W heEG - 9 cns 1dVln
The city council Lynchburg. has ap-
propriated $500 TO provide fuel fol
the poor Of that city during the com
ing winter.
Georgia. Tennessee, North Carolina
and Alabama have salt works in Yir-
ginia, which ale tnrning ont over
twelve or fifteen hundred bushels oi
salt per day, besides q few private
works from each. All the public and
private works in Washington and
Smythe counties, Va, together with
the works of Messrs. Stuart, Buchan-
an & Co, to turn ont daily 1000
bushels.
Daniel Webster penned the follow
ing sentiments eff we work upon
marble it will perish; if we work upon
brass time will effect it ; if We rear
temples, they will crumble into dust !;
but if we work upon our immortal
minds-if wc imbne them with prin-
ciples, with the Just fear of God and
of our fellow men-we engraye on
these tablets something which will
brighten to all eternity"
On Sunday evening last, Conductor
Blunt, ran train of 81 cars, contain
ing over 1000 soldiers from Morehead
City to this city, a.distance of SO miles
in one hour and forty-fiye minutes.
But one engine was used-the Chief
and she was run By VIM. Lewis.
This, considering the circumstances,
was quite an achievement, and one of
which the managers of the Military
Railroad may well feel proud.
On the Goth of November, Lieut..
Wood, of the 9th Mass. Reg, with a
squad of 90 men, started out fron1
Plymouth, n O., on scouting expe-
dition. He proceeded up the Roanoke
river about thirteen miles, near Gard
hers Branch, where he got into the
rear of the rebel pickets, who were In
church, and surrounded them, when
they surrendered. They were 90 in
number, and were greatly chagrined
to find themselves outwitted by so
small band, and concluded that it
was another Sc Yankee Trick
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

D We tender our thanks to Thos.
Atkins, Esq, for files of New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore papers to
the Let inst; also to DIR. Carpenter,
agent of the Associated Press and w.
g. Hamilton & Co., for similar favors.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

eH paragraph IS going the rounds Of the
French papers which sets forth that N In
yentor n Connecticut has constructed m ou-
nlbus OF india rubber il such . way that there
even when il IS full. The idea IS good, but
the joke IS m old one
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

eY The steamer Eastern State ar
rived at Beaufort, on Wednesday,
with Northern papers of Nov. 29th.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

tI The Free Labor Association,
at Beaufort, have elected Abrain Con
gle.on, President, and Samuel Babbit
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tg We are indebted to Capt. Bow
en-, U, S. Quartermaster at Morehead
City, for the Baltimore San, of the
29th.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

EslitorlaI nEeiansc.
call attention to 4 very interest
Ing communication il another column
which appeared ii the Raleigh lN. C.l
STANDARD On the 12rh ult., aud also in
the Richmond Enqairer. It not only
shows how the North is making money
ont Of the war, but that all parties are
becoming more firmly united against
the rebellion On the whole it is about
as good Union argument as we could
desire to see In such influential papers.
The :s2oleig1 Daily State Joxyssar'
Is the title of new paper recently
started at Raleigh.
T.Loring, Esq, has retired from the
Goldsboro Tribune, on account of i'll
health. Griffith, Brockett and Rich
srdson keep up the publication.
.eTell me, angelic hosts ye messen-
gers of love, shall swindled printers
here below have no redress abovea
The shining angel band replied-to us
is knowledge given delinquents on.
the printers books can never enter
heaven"
Lieutenant Commanding Milton
Paxton has been detached from the
command Of the Connecticut, and or
dered to the command of the gunboat
Penobscot off Wilmington.
We learn from the Montgomery
(Ala.) Hail, of Nov. 9th, that corn
meal is selling in that city at 81 40
per bushel. Flour, good brands, at
about $40 90 per barrel.
e. The Greensborough Patriot says,
that the travel from Grecnsborough to
Danville now requires two four-horse
coaches daily. Messrs. Harvey and
Simmons have purchased ihe lines
from Danyille to Greensborough and
from Danville to Company Shops, from
Mr. G. D. Moore.
At meeting of the stockholders of
the Wilmington and Rutherfordton
Rail Road on the 22d ult., Lincolnton,
III. w. Guion, Esq, was reelected
President. The road is completed 10
miles beyond Linealnton. and graded
to Shelby. On the lower end it is
completed from Wilmington to within
13 1-2 miles Of Rockingham, Rich
inond county.
Within a year the principal bank of
Cape Fear at Wilmington, has lost-i t-itp
President, Cashier and five Directors
by death.
The Salisbury Watchna,a says, ssthat
one of the most valuable machine
shops in the Confederacy Is going to
waste in that place for want of an en-
terprising owner. Why do not the
speculators buy it and set it q going2
They might do some good for the coun
try in that way"
The City Council of Macon, Ga.,
has rendered to the Confederate Gov
ernnent thirty acres of land within
the corporate limits of the city, for the
erection of Confederate States
Arinory. The tender has been accept
ed by the rebel Government and the
land ordered to be surveyed.
Bcauregard complains that his hands
have been tied. They should be. And
so should his neck.
Two hard frosts having taken place
in Wilmington last week, the epidemic
in that desolated city may be regard
ed as at an end.
We learn that Lieut.. Col. William
.P. Bynum, Cd N. G. State Troops, has
been promoted to be Colonel of this
regiment, in place eff Col Tew, killed
in the battle at Sharpsburg, and Maj. !.
w. r. Cox to be Lieutenant Colonel
l., ,.lasn ,,r T;ort fyoI Rvnf,,rt
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

borough friends, it appears, are q good
deal frustrated for the want OF gas.
Where IS JEFF. Davis
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

The city council Lynchbnrg, has ap-
propriated $500 10 provide fuel fol
the poor Of that city during the com
ing winter.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

I. Loring, Esq, has retired from the
GoEds6oro Tribune, on account Of i'll
health. Griffith, Brockett and Rich
ardson keep up the publication.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

A rebel paper says that our Green's
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

We learn from the Montgomery
(Ala.) Hail, of Nov. 9th, that corn
meal is selling in that city at 81 40
per bushel. Flour, good brands, al
about $40 90 per barrel.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

Tho Raleigh Standard says that
.He learn that Messrs. E. Wilkes &
CO., the contractors for the construc-
ton Of the Piedmont Railroad, are
pushing ahead the work rapidly. From
present indications in the movements
Of the enemy, wo fear It viii not be
completed soon enough =
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

The rebel Postmaster General hal
established Post Office at Vance
Hill, IN Wake county, and appointed
James Hunnecut, Postmaster.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

Lieutenant Commanding Milton
Paxton has been detached from the
command Of the Connecticut, and or
dered to the command of the gunboat
Penobscor off Wilmington.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

The Raleigh Daily State .ossyzsaT'
Is the title of new paper recently
started at Raleigh.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

Within a year the principal bank OF
Cape Fear at Wilmington, has lost itp
President, Cashier and hve Directors
by death.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

We learn that Lieut.. Col. William
.P. Bynum, Cd N. G. State Troops, has
been promoted to be Colonel of this
regiment, in place eff Col. Tew, killed
in the battle at Sharpsburg, and Maj,
w. r. Cox TO be Lieutenant Colonel
In place of Lieut. Col. Bynuln.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

.sTell me, angelic hostsl ye messen-
gers of love, shall swindled printers
here below have no redress above
The shining angel band replied to us
is knowledge given; delinquents on
the printers books can never enter
heaven"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-11

Inthis village east side April ID OF dipthera, LOU.
lSA, daughter of Mrs MYERS, aged 10 years.
On the 4tb, oastsde, WM. ARMSTRONG, aged 20 years
On the 9th, after long illness Of Consumption CHAs
A. SMITH step son OF WIN. A, CocuRAS aged 20 years.
On the 9Th, east side, FRANKLIN IRVING. aged
year S,aI y months and 20 days On the 7th CHARLES
EUGENE. aged years, months and days; sons Of
AARoN and MAKG4RET BENNETT. lI
Thus another household is sadly bereaved. Both chill
dron were taken with scarlet fever. When the funeral
services for tho st being conducted the second one
dying The services were suspended and the next
day together, these little were laid in the ave.
Those who have been bereaved oftheir children sym
pathize with these afflicted parents. rsi. o
H. Clyde, sandusky county, April 3D. Ofdipthera, Mrs
LOUISA MILLER, aged p years
The angel OF death hath come 10 an hour we though
not Of and taken from midst an idozed wife and al
saectionSte daughter and lovely young eoppanion.
Scarce fifteen months have Saxsd and waned since VI
twiped the orange wreath and arranged the bridal vel
around her fair brow, and behsld her beautiful bride al
Joyous 10 the arst realization of loves morning
That the destroying angel should touch one pom who's
cheek rested the flush Of youth and health IN whos
heart the Light Of love qniekening every energy
the smable gifted girl into tile ripe fruits OF
and around whose pathway there clustered so much
Affection many fond hopes would seem all too cruel
did We not know that his lie always directed by
loving Father in Heaven wbo doeth all things well
and doth not afalet Snsly,s bat loveth the ehEdre
whom he cbasteneth.
As Intimate friend and associate teacher We ha,
known the deceased for auumber Of years and wo 10
that from affections golden thread has been draw
the river Of DEATH to loosen the tendrs OF earl
from about the heart and direct it's thoughts aud asn
hous toward heaven. Her iife was one Of Rents won
any purity and kindness. Perehanee all too pure Il
the rough walks Of iige. And SO without moment
warning the messeuger came and while 70 us se
Cd gently TO fall asleep, bore her far away from
and stile 10 world OF everlasting bliss lis D q
The funeral was attended Tho 4th at Tie uptysrsahI
Church. and discourse full n eonsoaoh TO the berea,
ed mournera delivered by Rev. g. r. BrewH. Ill
II the pathy Of friends could assuage the giefof ~
young hasband aud widowed mother their Years inu,
have been wiped away. 10 earthly arm can brug tho
peaceful resgnatipn nothing save nrm reliance on h'
Almighty arm (which Is strong 10 save" and tican a
their sorrows heakr o. may He pour his spirit IN rie
abundnBce upon their bleeding hearts and give them
ace 10 beautiful hope and ith that maketh ashau
ed which shall teach them not look down the ray
for tho beautiful Louisa; bat having passed u senl
through the shadows Of the veil Of death and see hi
ioYfaly ungng 10 golden harp 10 that blessed ahod
whoU aneels walk and seraphs arr the Eardens. ~
Clyde. April ., 1889. rRs. n. r.
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liability IN sHher ser.
This Maady the terrible consequences q which too
well known to require than bare nuson to them,
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all the long catalogue Of human ills 1t saps the very
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Medical Testimony.
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For sale by all respectable Druggists and at the Sole Gen
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rhs advertiser havirg been restorod to verT
few weeks ty very snpercmedy atter having aoaercd
several years with lung Affection and that dreuS
disease consuhptio anxious to nahc known 10 hs
fellow sufferers she rpeansef snse SO fSds hstffs
To all who desire H. he will sepda copy Of the pyvscrp
ton used, ee charge, With the directions for prepar-
ing aud using the same which they win and srhk cunk
forcovsvMsrioS, AsTHMA BRoSoHITfs, &c. Tbs eniy
object Of the adteftscr IN sending the pTescrpiio h ~
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prove 4 blessing.
PARTIES Wishing the prescriptlon will please address
t REv. EDWARD A. WILSON, ~ ;
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Notice to Township Assessors, by County Auditor.
New Stock Hardware, &C., Garfield & Brother.
Legal Notice.
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On the 50 inst at the Reformed Parsonage by Rev. j.
Heller MARK THRAvEs and Miss SARAH HuFFoRD both
of BiliyilIe township.
By the same, the sth, at the Thompson House. Ja-
sEPH THOMPSON and Miss EMMA l.. BUTrERFIELD both Of
Green Greek Township. ~
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JOURNAL OFFICE, which we can recommend.
Those who want must call soon.
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Local anN Miscellaneous Matters.
nIniI Arrnnpemenls.
Tine Table.

There but two passenger trains per day each way
on the G. & T. Road; trains will leave follows;
Going East, go Mail 6l4A.M. MY. Exp. 5.24 pm.
Going West Nail l1.lS AN. Teleg. Exp ll.37P.M.
On the Fremont and Indiana Road train leaves IL 20 AM