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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-19

saw the eagerness Of tie 7th 10 participate. and
know COL Lees desire that they should, but appre
ciated too much my responsibility as commander, 10
crafty either Col Lee bad already reported to me
that bis own regiment bad dispersed and could not be
collected.
Having been forced to the Notifying extremity of
bringing my individual action to the attention of my
peers and associates in arms that the thoughts of
all engrossed by the great transactions in which we
are participating shall rest my reputation upon their
verdict. Whilst shall not attempt to forestan the
Judgment of the public, AK no suspension of it. The
North Carolina public will form its opioions on ssch
materials az it thinks fit or when it thinks it on NO
material at all Those who too cowardly take to
the field then selves and too to do justice to those
who are in the field will continue Islander they
have done heretofore If there is honor and justice
enough left in the State to protect whilst absent ia
the discharge of duties to the country from such base
and foul attacks will remain without defence until
time and circumstances permit me to return,
L. B. BRANCH.
Brig. General
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TO THE CITIZENS OF DUBLIN COUNTY.
THE subscriber respectfully offers himself The citizens
of Dupn county candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
their county the election to be held the first Thursday
in August next.
dis necessary absence in the military service of the
try will prevent his meeting them generally between
and the day of election. He only bespeak their
surages, and pledge himself elected to discharge the
duties of the Office faithfully end to the best his ability,
JEO. W. HTNSON.
June I1th, 1862 232S42-~
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TAKEN UP
Is AND COMTTTTED to the Jail Of Dupin county n
* c., the zth inst, negro man named John
70 GOODMAN, who says he belongs TO wm 2 sutton
berthe and hired by Mr. Washington working IN the
Cb&th ham Iron hlnes The owber of said negro hereby
take him away, or ne viii be dealt the Law Directs
ThO>. y. CARR sheriff.
June 18th, 1882 43St*{pr. adv 81 so
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GREENSBOROUCH FEMALnsCOLLgGE
GREENSBORO, N c..

FE1HE Fall Session Of this Institution will begin on the
L LAST THURSDAY 10 July. The Faculty consists of
five Gentlemen and four Ladies' all experienced teachers
and well qualified for their respective departments.
CHARGES FIVE MONTHS.
Board, $1,000 Tuition in regular COURSE $40 90 Latin
$500 French $40 90 Oil Painting, $50 90 Drawing IS
Music Piano Guitar 5000; use of Instruments 81 90
Board in advance. Tuition at the end OF the Session.
For full particulars apply to
- Z. II. JONES, Pres.
June t9th 1867. 437t
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MISUNDERSTANDING OFFICE

GoLDsBo2o, June l4th, 1862.
WARMERS and oihera having Wool for safe, hereby
T. notified that the Quarter Masters Department is desi
of purchasing Wool il any quantities. aud reqaesi to
they deliver the article On the receipt OF such
notification, the place OF delivery will be indie ted Those
having the article for sale earnestly solicited to give
this advertisement their attention tie place OF deSery
win be made convenient aud beral price will be paid
This advertisement is intended apply only those resi-
ding within the limits OF the State of North Carolina
JOHN w. CAMERON,
hsj. Q. II. Z. s A.
jane 18th, 1882 43-4t
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FAYETTFNIhLE June l6.--Baef-Rctaing az Is. b.
hama 20 to 90 hog round 70 sswax 224 cts Corn
% 30 25 Cotton Yarn 81 "A Sheetipg IS b. the bale
Shirtings Il. Cotton Baggng-30cs. Candles-Faget
teVilie mCnd So Fl0ureCepts light. Sigh adv nee in
prices. Hides-Dry green 3. lron-swedes Il to 20
by the quantity. N. q. Noases IS BY re ali Nails S!6
TO SIS per kog bye So Oats s.. Rjce-44 to Al CTS
~ the cask. Sugara30 to IS by r41an. Ss-Souud SIG
to st2 per bushel sors-P Pea Brandy IS n. G apple
N. c. Whahey 81 to IS spirits Turpentine III -
fellow 223. Irish otatoesI 60 TO 90 per bu.hel Wool
None Ia mt,Ee5.
CHARLoTrE June 16.-Coton--Ths article is sdganc-
ing ard sales have been m2de during the ek at as nigh
as 9 cents for round lots of good average quality.
Corn is steady at S. TO 81 05 per bnAedeInand good
Wheat is much wanted both tor milling export and
sales reported to range from ST IS 10 81 as in quality
The new crop has not made its appearance yet.
Flour s. Is ana s. so per sack--in damand.
Bacon and Lard31h articles nave been good sap ply
and prices tend dCwnwaSdwe quote bacon hog round at
% to 80 cts, Lard u to % cts.
LIVERPOOL CoTToE MARKET.-The Broker Circular OF
24h ult., says THE market opened heavily and when
the accounts per Prussia known very low sales
made particularly in Suyas at "a Ii decline ON
Monday the desire to sell out american increased and on
Tuesday the decline reached 8dA Id per all descrip-
tons On Wednesday there agood attendance of the
Trade but In consequence of the report Of the planters burn
ing their cOOn the reaction nearly the de-
cline had been which checked business and the sales have
since been only to moderate Prices closed fully
Sd id. for most kinds of Eurats at least I'd for
Brazil aud La Ter Egyptian. The the week have
been $50 bales including 1860 to SPECTATORS $40
to exporters.
The stock hand s estimated 473G.O bales C9
are American. AT sea from India, 100 600 bales.
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
take this method Of returning you my thanks for the
very liberal support you have heretofore given me Tor the
office of Sheriff of your county, and hope that given
satisfaction in the administration Of the again
cit your surages for said office at the ensuing election
the 1st Thursday in August next pledging myself If eec
ted, to discharge the duties to the best of my ability
". T. ). vANN.
Iupe 18th 1862 2S6&4S.te
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PIKEvrLLs, WAYNE Co, n. c.

WANTED
R1 a SOBER, Indus ri2gs MECHANIC, situation ia
ID charge of Saw Mil, is q good Sawyer, and being
Ste bier Naker By trade he any repairs, or
take up and lay oo@n engiDe track and rame has had
charge Of several Mills n this Slate ADD Virginia. has
served in the q. s Navy. Address ENGINEsR, Pksvlle
N c..
June 18th, 1862 233-lt443.I&
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UKED.

II this town, Saturday night 14th inst SARAH
EMMA. youngest child of Jsn o. end Sarah a. Bowden,
aged one year and six months.
Fayetteville Presbyterian copy.
Suddenly his residence Clinton Sampson county
the 5h i1s WILLIAM 7. KIRBY, in the Goth year Of
his age
kind and asctionae parent, faithful friend
an honorable and upright gentleman HIS death W long be
deplored by his family aud Numef lus friends--CoM
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no THE VOTERS oF DUPLIN COUNTY.
am again Candidate for reelection to the ofice o.
Sheriff your County In the various duies office
since held it, have at least done my best to be sih
full and punctua and hope that at the ensuing election
both in the Camp and County the very liberal vote which
have SO gratefully received heretofore may not be dmn
ished. THOMAS J. CARR.
June 18th, 1862. 2S7&43-tes
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DEATH or CAPrIoN MIIcHAsL BgnvY. Il New york pa-
per Of the 9th inst says Capisin Berry well known as
steamer Coid died at The residence of bis brother in
Brooklyn this morning CAPTAIN Berry was the man
that entered Charleston harbor under the Palmetto
BE imprisoned in Fort Lafayette for alleged accession
tendencies and vas relaasRd hut few weeks since e
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One of the worst of North Carolina Convention was
exenptng Quakers from service the army the paym
of 800. II Qaakers may be exempted why not @ehodss
Baptss Presbyterans and every body else The QaaBes
of North Carolina of whom there large number
generally a6oltionsts, and suspect the indsposton
fight Fesults net much from religious victoos
from sympathy with the North Be this it may they
enjoy the protection of the laws and ought to be made,
bad man who ia the hour peril will shrk the respon,
sbity of the eitizep The constitution coDfers special
privileges upon nc denomination Of christians bat places
all upon equality How dared the Convention give the
Qaakers immunity from military service upon the payment
of paItTY fine ?-Asheudte Nelos
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COM MER(IAL..
WILMINGTON MARKETS, JUNE Is


BEEF 'ATTLEAre scarce, and in demand for butcher
ing purposes; grass fdhed sell at to 10 per b. as
in quality
BACON But little coming in. ard the stock very light
We q1ote 1t u to 30 cents for hog round and 30 50
Per 10 for hams
BUTTER 80 to 70 cents per ID.
tCFFEE-Sells a. 80 cents per ID.
CAN LES Ia low AZ to s. t pef 10.
Corn MEAFrom the ganaras S. 80 per huahel in lots
to sui.
CoEH1s ia fair demand, ara stock light w q4cte a.
81 O5 30 81 Is per hu-hel
FGGG-F From cats2 ~ 50 cents FER dozen.
FLoCF Stock very Iigb and n 2 KIT finn We quote
small sales At Sl2 u Is for lpesdle, snd s'4 %
Sl2 50 per . / fer family.
LARD-25 cents in bos. era Is cents per H. 10 kegs
kCLAssEs-I!etab4 al - 81 per ga lon.
0SNABtPGs, II to 30 cents pr ward
Pc Stow 81 10 10 81 Is per bash J..
PoTArGEs New crop Irish brou5h il q1ite e.ly
and eel at So per bu he'll
RICE -Cle&n 4 a At cents per ID, in casks
SUGAR-StOck nea IL exhausted, We quote light b.own
at So cents IN hhds and 81 cents per 10. in bbls
sALTSOund made sells prices ranging from s.
per UEshel.
SHEETNG Is to % cefta per yard by he 1ao.
YARN-45 TO so ce1ts per Id.
TALLOW--25 cents ger 10.
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10 THE VOTERS or BLADEN COUNTY.

YOU are requested to bold District Meetings throughout
the County of Bsden on the Saturday June next
and appoint Delegates to County Convention to be held
at Ezabethtown the following (he tird1 SATURDAY. in
june the purpose Of selecting suitable candidate
to represent the County in the next House OF Represents
tves. and also appoint delegates 20 Senatorial Dsics
Convention nominate candidate for the Senate
MANY VOTERS.
RIaden county NAV 10Th 1852 In5-td 4
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THE WHEAT CRoP.--The panic about Wheat being
failure has abont played ont. It is now believed
that we will have an aboundant crop, and twice the
usual breadth of land is in Wheat the yield will be en-
Iermous. --AAshsvsRs News, l2th inst. -
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PAPER-PAP&R.
1ON REAMs of extra white ruled English ornme, ci,l
Itt Note Pepe', just received Pers 5ns saroe
thing good v il. do We | 10 Gail soon at
ESJuIe Ia. KELLGY IS BOX AT gRE
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MAREEEp.

On the Gst of May the residence eff the Brides father
by the Rev. d. Cuhreth, Mr.. MCF BAKER, of Moore
Miss LAURA C0RBETT, of New Hanover.
Fayett evil papers please copy.
DIED.
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PAPER-PAPEK.
FINE SUPPLY of Letter Paper received ty ExSress,
IA at VI per qure. Soldiers and all csn oe supplied
ct KEIALEY's Book Store,
June 18th
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HAR DEE's I'ACTlCs. \.

HAhDEE's TACTICS, re.
A FULL supply on hand.
n Chisolm's Manual IF sureer,:
Heavy Ordnance Manual;
Heavy Artillery by q Board of Officers;
Army Regulations at
June IL, KEILEY'5 BOOK STORE
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TIN DAILY JoussAL can be had By the volunteers b
camp at rs ee sper month.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND June 18th, 1862.
Brge3er General Stuart has made circuit through the
eDemy's lines from Richmond ola Hanover Court House,
Gid Church a1d TunstaPs to James River and back TO
the City this morning He captured hundred aud
enty FIVE prisoners three hundred horses and mules and
destroyed three large transports the Pamunkey, laden
with eommissary ana ordnance stores.
RECONNOISSANCE OF GEN. STUART-DEsTRUCTIO
OF FEDERAL TRANSPORTS & sTORES-16O FEDG
RAILS, AND 800 HORSES AND MULES CAPTURED
Richmond, Va, June 18th, 1852.
The force with which Gen. Stuart accomplished his bril-
liant reconnaissance consisted of the first and ninth Virgin
ia cavalry the JEFF Davis Legion the cavalry of Cobbs
Legion three pieces of the Stuart artillery. The
petition left TayorsviIle Friday morning; routed
squadron Yankee cavalry at OLD Church captured and
burned three Federal transports at Puney Mills, the
PsmunLey river, Loaded with eommssaIy and ordnance
thence proceeded to Tunsas the York river
railroad, where they captured number of Yankees and
fred into and rdded train. The engineer killed. and
fell off the engine after putting full head of steam
when train dashed towards the Pamun zey river
Nesr TaueysVe they captured and burned loo wagons
loaded with conmssaFy Stores and returned Richmond
this monns bringing ieo Federal prisoners and mules
4 and horses
i - FROM RICHMOND.
sAs Es RICHMOND, Va, June 18th, 1867.
There has been occasional cannonadng and picket Skin
mshing along the lines to-day An engagement ct en- ear
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no THE VOTERS oE pUPLIN COUNTY,.

Bladen county May 10th, 1862. lQ5.tt
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There has been occasional cannonadng and picket sk
mahing along the lines to-day. An engagement ct an ear
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TO THE CITIZENS OF DUBLIN COUNTY.

juno 18th, 1862 2ss&4s.t,
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Brig. General.

Killed the 4th Reg't n. c. State Troops,
In Il.e Battle of Seven Pines. GA The 3Ist May,
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From the Raleigh State Journal.
Letter fron Gene Branch.

The following card has been sent to US by Genera
Branch for publication. 1t explains itself
HEADQUARTERS 4TH BRIGADE,
LIGHT DIVISION, ON THE CHICKAHoMINY,
June 9th 1862. !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

elusive Of cur customs America probably could, II she
pleased, raise $50 600 600 or el0 600 600 Such pcs
sibe revenue even II it not based upon the wild
improbab lily that the Western States viii consent to
pay any such ts1ss would be very poor security for
hsh the debt which has already accrued In this state
OF things the commercial adAge "the first loss is the
best" comes into play and the capitalists OF New York
are row watching for the is. opportunity when Il may
be safe to say openly, This mus; be settled some
how"
This 'rrst los" Is indeed bad enough. There all
the profits OF the Southern agencies gone The Golfers
arc all drained BY disastrous loan Of msny miions-
Having suspended specie payments Of course they
not borrow any money from abroad, and they have
Government so recklessy manufacturing pSper money
that there is hope of keeping up for any length OF
time the deuson that is Of vslus. III there would
be some hope IL they could stop where they now are
Peace might restore them trade relations with
tse South and she the more iadolent SouherneIs have
wealth the sharp Noshcrner may aEGys hope that he
vii, get some of l. Hos the frgh;ful cgrront exp2ndi-
tire can be stopp how the can be set led il IL
perhaps premature speculate. Nor do We venture to
eulaa that the power o, capital Is Immediately felt as
decisive OF such qles ion America has such imper-
i5hAbe advantage ia Ger great uubIokeu wastes Of ter
tils soil that no mere hnsroil difficulties srange
hor she msy borrow ard rtpuoiite over and over
again and rim every esp'ais she hiss and yet rise
sgal aud thrive. Bat such crisis this the inter-
ess Of monsyed men Tx ~ to be Of great influence
UPON events we much msinformed il the opinion
Of the Commercial body Ia the great cities Of Federal
America has not y vered round, and Il there be
not all up and down Wall sree general disgust and
Antpathy to thst ninety DAYS BILL and a unanimous
solution 10 pro;e7t il when II next 70 maturity.