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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16
MoRRIsvILLE, Va, Sept. 4, 1868.

,t.r MoRRIsyILLE, VA, Sept. 4, 1868.
Mr.. EDITOR: Will you please state in
Fthe JOURNAL that all the mail for Com
pany G, SD Pennsylvania Volunteers,
10 common with the Regimeutal mail,
which has arrived at this point for the
last Eve days, was yesterday through the
neglect of the carrier, lost, while being
r carried from here to the Regiment then
q on duty near United States ford, on the
'Rappahannock I deem it requisite that
this be made public, that correspondents
may know that letters due here for the
period mentioned have never reached the
proper persons, but instead are probably
in the hands of the Rebels. Should
there have been important communica
rtions to any of the boys, the writers will
have an opportunity Of rewriting theul
much sooner, than to await the slow pre-.
.gressof personal explanation. R.Z.R.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16

s@By late decision it is required oi
all drafted persons desirous of furnishing
substitute or paying the $500 commu-
tation, that they report on the day ap-
pointed, failing to do so the privilege OF
paying or sending substitute is lost and
if the individual passes examination he
mnst 20 into the field himself.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16

,rA- New Goods at Stebbins', Olmsted's 8
and Jones. A fine opportunity is now
offered to "buy yourself rich"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16

Wool intended for Perry& Holmes
Factory can be left at Armstrong; in
Coudersport.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16
NOTICE

Was given in last weeks JOURNAL that
Lectures on Object Teaching would be
delivered at several places designated in
said notice. have been disappointed in
receiving part of my instruments and
the time is accordinly postponed, as fol,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16

ES Court business out this week
more room for reading matter next.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16

nm- Union Convention next Thursday
Elections Friday of this week.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16

& n@-Gen. Ben. Butler is canvassing
Pennsylvania for Curtin and Agnew.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16

The following is but q partial list of our
large assortment:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16
MerinOS

The attention of the Ladies is called to the
stock of Merinoes, BLACK, Brown, Blue, Maroon,
Drab and White. Some Of these were bought
previous to the rise and will be sold nearly aa
low as present wholesale prices at JONES'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16

Cassimeres, Striped, Checked, and Plaids
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, and Cottonades OF
the very best quality at JONES'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16
Ladies Cloth
Bows Wear

Black, Grey, and Fancy Colors at JONES'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-16

Subscribe for the Journal !
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Mourning Goods

Black Silks, Alpacas, Empress Cloth, Bomba
zine, Delaines, Rep Cloths, and Black an,
Purple Goods of various kinds at JONES'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
LATER FROM CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, May 18TH 1888
There is nothing stirring in front.
Nashville dates to the 5th have been received.
The steamer Etna from Liverpool has arrived at New
York The British authorities had detained the Conede
rate Gunboat Alexandria &C Liverpool.
The late proceedings of Admiral Fauks relative 70 the
Peterbc affair had caused increased irritation. The pa.
pers state that Napoleon offended at tie of tie
Federals and would recall 1eI cier. g.. ..-.sz
The Rebel Retributiou had btep captured Of
st. Domingo
The Bard has been sunk in the river above Nash
vile By the Confederates Her passengers and
captured,
Thos E. Bremlet has been minated q candidate for
Gofernor OF Kentucky.
Five thousand persons, chiefly free negroes have taken
the oath at Nashville uEder orders previou ly issued
l. a raid by Confederate GueFias, miles from Nash
vile, Oh tie 80 ut he Federal pcke,s captured
and the wood cutters driven into
Two daughters of tie Rev {. D Elliot, Of Nashville,
have been arrested for carrying Sou fern letters
been sent North.
1h Nashville Press news says: Nashville must be Union
Or Republican must be decimated
Fifteen prisoners from DeKalb Smith wilson coun-
ties hd arrived at Nashville AID traDspo North
u,bithed by the authorities.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
aires. wa. distributed about In the

-, orders His arrest distributed about In the
w. b,orbcod when Yallandigham ordered every person
70 60 home. &c was then summoned and his house broken
IN yaan digham has taken high ground declaring that
~ il not answer the military. Re will be tried immedi-
sely. 49,. -.
parties have gone Cleayeland TO attempt to get out
writ of habsas corpus in the u s. Northern District
Court Of Ohio. .
aDd CHAM has bean sent to the barracks. His arrest
,.e5 great excitement in Montgomery county, and wa
loads of people locked to DAYTON hearing the
rs has sent and troops iato Dayton. Pistols
~ fred at 10 O'Clock, P. M, when the journal Office
al Other buildings burned the telegraph wires cut,
bridge OF thu Co rubns and Xenia Railroad burned.
!e.auce Of Col. HarroI Provost General and Others
re threatened.
The despatch states at the PHILIPS House
t1-n5rg. -..-.
The Nach,z Courier has information, person who
Port Hudson, that Kirby Smith, with ten thousand
T. ro-p- had whipped Banks badly, diving HIM to
g. - on, La The Con.ederates from TIE OPPo
I'll. Side Of The river
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
ZEN. JACKsON's REMAINS IN RICHMOND.

RICHAoED, May l1th, 1868.
asness was So Tended here t1-day after 10 "A. A. \
aea train, with Jacksors body, arrived at haifpast
rec. An immense cOpcCuFse Eroal street
ri Capitol square awaiting the train with large mill.
tv escort. TIE boGy removed to the Cows rnOr's
usiol. where it win ba emsaImed and remain in state
.,.. coming when it wi be conveyed to Lexington
~.. CHARGE AGAINST VAIL ANDINGHAM-THE
.y%--IAuS REPORTED OFF CHARLESTON, &c
RICHMOND, May 18th, 1868.
d dates OF the l0th inst. have been received
L charges against VaLanGingbam that on r about
el.a. yl Hay he addressed large meeting at s!ount
..tu Oi), 0cclaTipg the unnecessary and cruel
~ III ased for the preservation of the Union but for
purpose Of crushing liberty md establishing despot
I'D. He denounced Burnsides order, No. So as a base
sol Of arbitrary authority, and the sooner the PEG
-fJmsd The minons Of this usqrped power that they
gold Lot submit to sGch restrictions the better.
arrival from In ingtOn bar reports the iron ecs of
Charles oDr ready for another attack.
-a.rc excitement at Havana, caused by
-ll-e schooner oveIhauDg s3cious vessels. Span
.. steamer sent to investigate the matter.
=. .-ther published in the Washing On papers
..a,.Te II Rockers defeat.
--s been determined TO retain JacEson's body here
n Wednesday. There will be funeral procession to.
forenoon 10 escort the remains from the Governors
-.g TO tie Ca ito where it will lie in state during tie
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

WILMINGTON kATksT MAY 18th. 1893.
BEEF cATTLs-Are 10 d. fnand, ara Init few coming ~,
ma ket. We quote The koof 30 ceDts peT In for
net meat Att-4e - SPs'''O A
rouuc. = = - 70 rs loh nOB
FurTEH-sl, rs to - rer 10,
CokNISeils az a q 81 so per husbe
st 81 SO per bHshe. - - - 49,
GCFFEE 81 so 10 SIS per H.
CePPERAs-$2,60 to IS per ID. at retail
Ices 10 to 81 cents per dpzen - safs.ss
IL URSfEs in the small way $I5 to $50 per hbI fo
sur O. fine. 49, ~ Ooi'' O'
FODDER So 40 SO per 100 lbs. k-ts
ARD-Sf to 81 per To-. e- 20 ta L.7t1f-
1915 to 81 and Upper s5oOto $3.50 per
McLAssEs,$ - to Slo par gallon for NV Orlea-s
sPoULFh1-LlVe fo"is sell at 81 Is TO 81 so each
per buk hei.
fIos-tlean sells by the eask AZ 20 cents per H. rs
FALT-The MAJ ket frmer and prices have advanced
We quote at sll q $Ia per hushel. =. aqa-.,
SUGAR-$l, 10 la hhds aud 81 20 IN hbls. ~. ~.
HsETINGFayete Factory, $3.50 TO 81 ,55 per yard.
TALLow 81, rs per ID, f.- -
YARN $t2 to SIS per bunch, Goes 81. reEsst-
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OFFICE GENkBAL I uPsHIn,

OFFICE GENKR kUPERIhTkHDRtP,,4
WILMINGTON & IVAN. kAiGkTAn Co.
,,,r,,, .rrD,rr,o,, IS Wm gson N e. May 1893.
this Road is led TO the Pll wDg hist II the DegsAge
not CLAIMED fore May 3oh will be sold at public
HENRY NJ. 6KANE, Gsnl supt.
Lis, of Lost Baggage Re, aiming In VIII & Man. IA
Miss B. Ellis, Wilmington, N. c., hair trunk oren.
John haley, Richmond Va, black trunk with bedquflt
No marx no destination Empty Carpet Bags
Check No 1916, Baggage Express New Jersey r. Road
NoNark, no destination, 10 carpet bags. .,-
E ~, X ! kn4p'a0h'
small yellow valse,
!; "; LauriDs, no destination black trunk;
Ms julia Billnger, no stination, large black trunk.
NJ. A. Turner, Richmond Va, q ~
J. c. williamson CRISIS, "
No Mark, no destination, valise.
No Marx, | empty yellow vaise. .,
1t. t L. Cooley, Co. B, 9th Kegt N c.. g. T.. black
y F BALDWIN, Madison M G., green trunk - u,,,
j. Tioken, Richmond, Va, black trunk.
J. W. Stafford, no destination hair trunk.
No Marx, no destination, red empty trunk. .-a.
Jno. F. Elliott Charleston, 5. O.. black trunk.
No Marx no destination, black ok trunk .,n,i,
m Tenn sRP %gp black
D. P Holland, Adj Inspector Gsn'i, State OF Florida,
red trunk.
No MAX no destination ! brown trunk.
d. Leitch, Jackson Miss, green trunk, K check
I76 ...-
" Kennedy, Hookerton, black trunk. r,. -...s
NJ S. Fl bllck trunk and blanket strapped to same.
Emma Cummius, Columbia Ga, large black trunk
III. A. Hursh . destinai ion, black trunk.
NO n ark, destination, black trunk
]. Kirby, Wilmington w d K, check $685. black trunk
No Mark, 10 destaation hat box ...... ...
VIM 1ysen. des inauon, black trunk.
M Ma K, Destination valise
AMI q strickland, Raleigh N y. black hunk.
John PHI quick, GOldnt 90, N. g., green trunk.
g. H. Lowe, Beverly Va, green 'ruuk
w. u. H., destination back sole leather trunk
- Marshall, Gaines, Ga :, / small black trunk.
Henry Fuller, destination, g cen L uu&.
&. s. Land Joyne q Depot. n. q l do. 90.
No Mark, cestnaton, small green trunk.
K W d. sioatiou, red tcuuk, open.
7. Phillips I'D ntOn, Ga | green ira k.
N: N: Sedey; Doves n % pot, > c. ! red trunk.
lirs. kobt. ANAL. ugusfa, Ca I small red trunk.
capt Shank in, Germauto~n, Va, l p" black Co.
inc j. Scoggin, YorktONn, Va ba do.
AZ. W. w. 4 Ij"., destiuati n, eel W do.
No Mark, Wilmington Il hiDgsVile check loo, yeho"
trunk.
No 81 ark, no destination, small black trunk.
DR. Julau T. Moore, tharlesJ n green 90. ..
No Marx, dts nation red
N. =. Heady, Perry, c., black d..
Pull. n, Cox Il Co. La or ,rge, Ga. black trunk
| 1t. l.. c Perry, ''ord onsvlie, Va, do. d..
Jas. fitzgerald Fay et,evie, N. c., DO. do. open,
T. kellam. Auburn Ala, | do. do.
| j. T. room, Groves Wharf, Va, green
w II Potter, Little River, p. O., black do.
I, Smith, no Destination do. d.. and KNAPP
sack,
No NJ ark, DO destination, large red trunk.
.drs A. stewart, destnat.oD, small hair trunk
May lSG3 li5-Nt--J2 IT,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
Observation-Disclosures HAYS.

Cp to the period of the capture Of this derul eff
Ger we heard that there was any soh Of Rich
mo nd traitor, fighting Ia the eLemy ranks, certainly
not ia any prominent position. He, it Is sud, il d
nat rye o Ills cny We suppose the statement IN de
on good authority but it would be gratifying to 1t
cen led. TDe record Richmond in respect con-
due of her il this very crtdila0e AID is
uu srtunate that should be InaTrtd by such
thu of this General uays-R. Dispatch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
The Rattle on the Tcrhe.

The Atexardria (La) Democrat, of A pr 22d gives
the fist Confederate account OF the fighting the
reche we have yet seen. 1t says:
AS vet have received but few reliable particulars
OF the late battle at and lear Camp Blshlabd The
enemy .uly fourteen thousand strong attacked cur
frees numbering less than five thousand, in en-
trencbmcuts, on tie morning of the l4h, and after
several hours severe fighting, made desperate and
Determined charge IN tul force our works. IHe
saut we'll met by troops and the enemy check
ed aud toitd 10 this bold attempt The balance the
day heavy diminishing was kept up. On the morning
the 10 the contest renewed in earnest and ii
similar desperate charge again made by the enemy but
all 10 Our boys again received The sht OK and
STOOD their ground ike here IS no dou 81
that tie eDemy were whipped at tbs point
Bat be YVES Receiving heavy reInorcemeLts and that
our rear. At this state OF efArs it became ob ious
tuat heroic little baud had to bta, retreat which
was commenced on the morning of the 10th Aud
here this retreat commanding general show Ell
himself military man ID tue true OF the word
ard bis army OF heroes We doubt much II
such retreat txceIed. Gen. Taylor at the
head Of his chosen band made furious and d. speratc
charge through the entire fresh h4nking columns OF
Banks and opened path for bis trains and thus the
retreat accomplished through the only I'D
opened to them. 4 20 Other engagement took place
uutil the 17th when the enemy were attem pting
TO force themselves VermlIlon bayou here they
again tepulsed with fearful loss Since then We
have only heard OF slight skirmlshing. Orr army have
efecte1 their retreat and with tAe rest and reinforce
k1chta Will yea uohe o'euu, PIo'4Oeu ihc CnSuhy au
vance The latest Intelligence from below report their
pickles sill at FermlIll N bridge. be bulk CT The
army this side OF Opclousas. AS yet estimate
bs tormed CT OFT loss Or that OF the enemy
From the best information, two hundred will cover
car killed aud wounded and four hundreC
Ic aptured. The loss of the enemy must be
large The estimate OF their loss at Vermion bridge
Ia put down III i've hUndre killed and wouuded. Int
E'tana aud three transports, we'll the gun
boat H4rE were destroyed il the eche. Our Sc
ritu5 loss the destruction OF the Queen OF the Yves
IN Grand lake. She attacked 10y three of the enc
nF's boats, and early III The ACTON struck by al
Iatendaty she'll aud IN momsnt Was tIrapptd il
fumes. he tate OF her crew is yet unknown. Capt
FHler was command OF her ard ell the particulars
ca D only be learned from Federal sources.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

y aE ARREST OF VALLANDT M-The arrest OF Vallan-
digl am Will Yankee Democracy, and es
Pee ally OF that party North West Ii they have the
PI it make issue with me ~ sPotsm at tglob
TIE, have now an Opportunity. Failandigham Is
taei cause II they willing 60 rec him made victim
Of viii resist when the heet OF power placed on
ts&i oen necks We shall soon whether the usurpers
ashi tho lin Al and abs la ssT5 OF lace
Of eople porn iree.--Rlchnlond Wing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
NERAL PROCESS ION IN HONOR OF GENERAL
JACKSON.

EICHaoED, Nay 18th, 1873.
There grand procession this fore noon hoGtr of
'asl son The streets throrged vi ladies and
,. The procession left the Governor mansion
lock, aud marched with solem1 music down Cover
street. - Main, u Main to Second, theme Grace
20 Grace -treet to the Capital where the body was
r.. led in the Hall of Congress. The President Cabi
uorcIuor, and other -digularcs, vii and military
IL The procession The military escO.t consisted o.
--l ~ artillery and cavalry. The body viii be removed
- 10y . Il xrgtOn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

The Richmond Sentinel in article on the recent bat
les On tie Eapraharnock winds up With the following re.
marks f
And Low We must resolve that this new victory shall
stimulate our cent and n"rease our Efforts the same
time that it encourages our hone ARD confirms our q
solve. Ou army ~ the field mus. be sustained and
strena thened with all the power aud ell the resources
of the whole community. Let there Eenceorth be a
ten0d measure OF shame Tor the aggard The skaker
who remains away from the field whtre his brethren are
triumphiBg Tremendous odds II on the heels OF
victory Gen. Lee could p upon the exhausted To-
the ten CT twenty thousand fresh men, who, under Va
rous prettNs, are meany AIDING from the military
vice, who cCud measure tie beutft? Let these timid
selfish ingerers now out, Tor very shame. and
take Their places in the line of battle. Let ladies of
our land, whose proud patriotism is dearest JOY
dive them 10 their posts and to their duty.
Another thing 1t is all important that our
army be well ed ard supported. Men cannot stand the
long anG weary march without generous ratOns. The
campaign is now we'll afoot. What our army can do
before the season OF inaction again. must be done
quickly Let every patriot unlock his and send
forward his supplies. Especially should those nearest
the scene ard whose contributions do not depend upon
long aud difficult transportation show their pub
lie spirit ard their zeal for the Permit Lee to
move and we do net see why Virginia may not be
swiftly cleared of our foes Hooker, beaten, dsgraced
ruined, can never cross the Rappahaunock again
IT, like Burnside in less extremity he should
mady wish to do so his army would refuse
Lee must take the lead now and people must place
their at his command Food tor his soldiers and
food for bis hoses must be furnished promptly and gen
erousy If greot and Itch cOuntieslke Albemare for
exawpc-whch lie convenient, will now exert them
selves, they will put wings the feet of Lees army,
and they will make one campaign worth nuch as two.
And not Albamarle alone, by any means. If Amelia,
and Nottoway aud dozen Others shall fad generous
rivals IN all COUNTIES large and small these last will
but fu an imperative duty of patriotism, in this i'm
portant hour. la this time of re joicipg great
victories let bring forward with generous ador our
thank offerings and our pledges Of patriotism, aud the
good tortuoe which cause shall cOntin-
ue and Increase
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

NOT KILL ED.-'ih he report that the gallant Ii Van
3 ,rtk Ut the Pruss an army, upon the staff o.!
u si0r General j. Il. b. Stuart, killed in the battle
OF the fight Throughout the day, and having his
no killed under him, be escaped unhurt 1t Is Sane
th Governor Lecher cIeditg The report OF his deah
tel ,grupled General Lee have his body sent to
tb city. General Lee IS said to have replied that be
"cl RaId lot spare it."-Rachn0nd Wh9g.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
go REWARD.

" ESERTED IN January. 1, 50 from Camp Viii ing,
- Wilmington, JAUoB HEA.NG and JOHN A JOR-
~ n priva1ts OF Co l. Sin egiuent n. q Troops.
The said Herring FIVE eet eight inches high, fair
coIppIt xon d hair and eyes. Tbs tort ger Of
the IIguI h nd 5 Of at the first INT. $3.50
Jh1 A. jordan Is btu e e. eight inches high dark
comyl xon Ozark halr ia e. es they are uP1Oseo
IN ne in { otnmbus co uty N. g. reward u $50 each
vii he uaid r her app and delivery AZ Camp
Whring or their confinement jail, that can get
item. - q t - 49,, >, A. =, N
May 9Th, 1863 i15-zt--55 Az
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HEADQUARTERS Amy OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,

J
.... sl ERTERs No. 81.
/. Il ,I;h deep grief that the commanding General
zg-s the army tbs death of General Jackson. he
The iCch inst, ct IS P NJ. The daring, skill aud
y his great and good colder, by the decree of
a..s Providence, is Lat to as, but while mourn
a feel that mis- spirit still lives and will inspire
w army with his indomItabls courage aud unshs-
-g4aclcs IN the God Of our hope aud CT etrenRth
+ pane be watchwOrd his corps, who have to-
L:aa victory s. many fields. thu oicers and
ss emulate his nvincible deter ninatiou TO do every
H.. D.. defence OF his beloved country.
EucI, r. +. LEE,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
FROM CHATTAN00GA
CHATTANOOGA, Nav

Ai'gaiet in front. 40 prospects OF a battle
I'D. ew Johnson, Conmissorer, has been made Neior
2esi to organize force of 600 Tennesseeans and TN
'aHd negFoes. One regiment of negroes had been or
'ze-, after which Will msons cavalry disbanded. Bob
IN 500 Of Andy, has been promoted.
= Gov Neil s. Brown of Tennessee, has come through
~ lies from Nashville and is now at Pulaski.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
May 9Th, 1863

T April Terri, 1868. Of Dupin County Court the
n deragued OBJ aimed letters AdmGistration ON The
estate # David Soan ceceased and we hereby give Douce
to all pers having claims Inst the esdte 10 pfesehL
the duy autheDcad wihit tie me Lrecr btd ~ law,
@iao we notify al ne sons said estate 10 make
imule date pay m Mt -.o,,
b iSFs Dc ?. h Ks4H'L Administrators.
No, ~, 1894 l77-3t-93.ltf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

r5,aE UNDERSIGNED h&gi, at May Tenn, 1867 OF Bla-
I drn County Court, 0ualf Executor Of the late
: IN ana estnmans Tneop ilus at deceased here
by gves notice al persons aVIng cIa ms against tSid
law duly Authenticated this notice VIII be plead ia bar
o. their recovery persons indebted TO said estate WI"
~ JOHN II. TATOM,
Executor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
/ t1REAp WITHOUT CARpIse We have

T41READ WITHOUT CARDIsG-We have receive from
Dr. Wallace b foach OF thread which spuu by a
uen hbor Of his 10 Newbe-ry from raw, nacardd cot
ton The thread is toIeraby eveO aod strong 1t sug
ces the possibility of dispensing with cards at0gen
er. VIII lady friends experiment upoa this idea
and report the co1cUson to which they come! We
bell that the old fashioned spinning annys oeat d.
rect ~ with the raw material.
Columbia GuaTdiaH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
May 4th, 1861


~.
v,lHE FXECTToRS of Jesse him. deceased h,Ving as;
4 Ger under decree OF the ConTt OF Flefs anu
0I2rter Sessions of DupE ''ouhg at april Term A u,
$685. the respective amopats cue the egaeea ana
hey are ready to settle said estate. We will not pay iH
terest any money In our hancs:
JESSE B. QUINN oae,.
May l4th, 1868
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

|Iere pleased to learA that tie able and intrepid
you LIZ Brga0icr R3b3rt E, Rhodes, OF Alabama, has
b9e pranoed to Major General for galanry and good
con- linen an battle of UhauceCrsvle AID 10 fecog
nit IA ,e bis uniform skill AID courage On every hed.
The ;proaaoton worthiiy bestowed, because well
mes 4 I'd -R1Chmond Wing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
FROM TULLAHOnA.
lCLIAUOMA J

IULLAHoMA, May 18th, 1863.
TN ETagg reviewed the NORTH Alahams troOps yas-
s'sy and addressed them briefly, highly complimentary
u lie encouraging situation in fcnt, ard aTdenfly hoped
- may meet an attack from the enemy soon BE eayes
----- 10 inslect tie front. All nr;s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

7 IMPORTANT SALE OF LAN0 and NEGRDE5 VIII
be so Id at The late regder Of 1heopbhus atom as
ceased on the An day of June next several Vsu4oe
land. Also negroes.ngn women aao cnl asen,
Terms of sale sx monhs credit PurchIsers required to
give notes with approved security sale 10 coniilne Till al
sold 'Nn- - "a ~,
NJ. 80 1874 333F~