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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-02

CA WINDER HosPITAL
1sT DIVISION. ]
The officers and attendants of this Division having held
meeting for the purpose of organizing Library Assoca-
ton for the of the sick and wounded this hospital
believing that would be beneficial to
suffering soldiers under their CHARGE passed the io
Res3fred lSt That the President Of this meeting have
published the different newspapers of this city, request
ing the friends of the tick and wounded soldiers to send
books both religious and hteLary facilitate in said
object Hoping that all rienCs desiring to do will for
ward to the Librarian the valuable books laying
in waste about their houses.
oIred 2nd That our sincere thanks shall be returned
tn ali these who shall have manifested such interest In
the promotion of feeling confident that through
on, natriotic ladies' cur library viii be filed.
Resolved Srd That wishing to contribute books
pamphlets tracts papers reading matter of
ption will pie address either of the following
oficsrs: DR.. J. q. DUDLEY, Honorary Pres't
and Surgeon in charge.
HORACE NELSON, n. D., Pres.
g. q. SEYMOUR, ID. d. s. v Pres.
LUKE L. NEW, LibariaD.
W. G. RICHARDSON, Sect.
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G51 REWARD

~ Runaway from the subscribers Salt Works. on
X the morning of the "A May. his boy TONY, (Anko.
q ry) Vas seen in town same day said boy ID about
70 oi-weghs about $50 lbs black, with a yellow
caste, feet ineh high thickly built, quite polite
wuau spoken to, vel known TONY AsHE. The
reward will be paid for his delivery me,
a2smcat in any jail so l can get him.
N. r. FOWLER.
slay u, 1853 l942w-36 6t*
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NOTICE I.I

fEspE SUBSCRIBER, at Juge Term, 1853 of the Court
Pleas aHd QlaIter Sessions for New Hanover County,
having al ded the Administrator Michael Reg
ased hereby nCts all persons indebted to said
state make immediate payment; and all persons hav
claims against the to present them within the time
prescribed by law, this notice will be pleaded in bar
:uer recovery.
CHABLES D.. GALLOWAY, Admir-.
June 9h, 1858. 2C6-1t&37 3t*
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rF1IlERE WILDE A COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
he'd tor the County of Dupn, at the Court House 10
helsve, the first Monday in July next tor the trial
ii M PERSONS charged with capital felonies, crimes and
mi domean0rs of which the superior Court regular
Term, h&s ja-isdation.
~ order Of r. S. French, J. s. L. & E.
HENRY r. KORNEGAY, Clerk.
Hay 18th, 1868. 36-tf.
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, at June Term, 1863 of the Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New Hanover County
having duly qualified the Administrator of Washington
H. Walker deceased, hereby notifies all persons indebted
the his inestate make date payment
and all having claims against the pre-
them within the time prescribed by law, this notice
be pleaded il bar of their recovery
G. T. WALKER, Admir-.
lima
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.DuIyrsTgAPoR,s NOTICE.

HE SUB CRIB 1R having qualified the Court of Pleas
and Sessions held Tor the county of New Han
over o. 2ad honday in June. IL d. 1853, Edmius
up the of adam Teboe decd h5reby noti-
I pyrsOLs indebted to said estate fOrward
make date payment aud ali persons having claims
the present them at once for settlement.
EVERETT WOOD, Admir-.
Jane IS h, 1863 333+
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PRESS REp0RTS

RICHMOND June "a, 1863
Repolt for the press will have all their reports
placed in the Telegraph Offices before the call hour
transmission Neglect of this rule involves loss of delivery
to portion, and delay to all of the press.
J. s. THRASHER,
Sunt Press
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JACKSON, June oath MOBILE, June 25th, 1863.
Twenty Yankees captured freight train at Brook Haven
day. which they burned left in the direction
IF Monticello. Firing Vcksburg ceased at O'Clock.
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Hay g, 1865.
SALT.

Use SUBSCRIBERS makiE Salt at Stump Sound, Ons-
low County, which he will sell at his works two dollars
bushet be the Wilmington Market price, he will
tCale salt for provisions at the current market rates.
salt is selling low Price it possibly be
made for I'D parties likely want would do well to lay
fLeir supply at 81. L. Z. REDD.
May :. lsG3. 32-3m*.
Raleigh Standard copy Weekly TO amount of $40 and send
hi. 10 this Office ;or payment.
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1t is fact creditabe to barn yard nature that, while
curse,
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JACKSON, June o. 1868.
The firing at Vicksburg still continues and is far heavier
than any ever heard.
Official dispatches state that Gen. Chalmers sunk three
transports below Memphis the 2oth ard disabled
nfhar
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FROM PORT HUDSON.

OsYKA June "a, VIA MOBILE June 25th, 1863.
Lieut.. of the Provost Guard has arrived here from
Clinton, who reports very heavy firing last night at Port
Hudson.
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sKIRMIsH WITH THE YANKEES.

Gen. Taylor had skrmish with small force of the
emy at Richmond, La, on the l7th
Heavy firing continues at Vicksburg.
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CAMP DAVIS, N. G., }
Iune 18th, 1863.
Tribute OF RcsDeC1

Tribute OF Respect.
at meeting held by the members IF Company G, 5lst
Regt n. G. this daV Orderly sergG. A. r. Evans was
casj the Chair aid Private J. W. Daniel to
Secretary. On ion, the following appoint
ed draft resolutions expressive of the the
iDg Sergt J. F. Ketchum, Corpl. 3. r. Knaon and
Plivates j. T. Gowen, d. Ward and Al. Blanton.
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Advise Providence to
tror midst much esteemed friend fellow
soldier Private Robert Cannon who died the General
hospital, Wi mngton, n. c. of congestive chill this
morning lbTeore,
Resoced That the death Of fellow soldier Robert
T. Cannon his Company has sustained 1meatable loss,
the country true friend and patriot and his family kind,
proFdent and affectionate member.
ReSoUed, That deeply Ian ent the loss of high
Iy esteemed by all.
ResoUed 1bat tender sincere and heartfelt
doence 10 his bereaved parents.
Resoued, That copy these prcceedin be sent to
relatives AID friends of the deceased COPY to
Wilmington Journal for publication.
A. H. EVANS, Chs;-man
]. ". DANIEL Secretary.
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NOTICE.

NUEIChs
SUBSCRIBER at June Term 1853, o. the Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New Hanover County,
lIqing du qualified the Administrator of William A.
Roodworth decd hereby notifies all persons indebted to
he afae C his intesate to make immediate payment and
Al pers rs having claims against the same, present
hem with the time prescribed by law, or this notice will
se D.eaded in bar cf their recovery
r. N. BLOODWOaTH, Ad'mr.
June 10, 1903. 81 A..
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IMPORTANT THROUGH THE BLOCKADE!-Among the many
serious things without cause that reach through
the blockade, pick queer item which, strangely
enough would time have excited good deal of iR
terest even outside of those who would confess any
sympathy with the sports of the P R. (Pize RiDg) This
odd document is hand BILL apparently sort of advertise
ment of sperrng show to be given by JOHN O. HEENAN
(the Benecia Boy) concluding with extract from Bells
Life in London of March 18th, giving the particulars of
meeting between the hackers Of said HEEEAN aud those
of ToN KING reputed the bes: man. in land the
object being to mill between these redoubt
ed prize fighters. There much diplomacy pre-
cedes most hosties, but finally they made solemn
ty of war, thus
Articles of Agreement entered into this, the day
March, 1863 between John Carmel Heenan and Thomas
King The said John Carmel Heenan agrees fight the
rules of the ring by which the said John Carmel
and the said Thomas King hereby be bound
The said fight snail be for the eco side and
shall take place the Sth day of December 1863 within
fIc0 aside deposited in the hands of John
Coney who shall transmit the Editor of Bells
Lite who shall be final sakeholder the deposit
ESQ side, shall be made at Mr.. W. Richardson's
third, $50 sde to be made April 8; the fourth of
ESQ aside April % the fifth. Of ESQ aside oh MAY
sixth of $50 May FL the SEVENTH of ESQ aside
on June the eighth of ESQ asde June l6 the NINTH
49, the eleventh. of ESQ aside July 30 thetwelfth Of
ASIDE on August l3 the thirteenth OF ESQ aside,
August ~ the fourteenth of ESQ aside September
10; the biteentn or t5o side, September "a; the six.
tssnth OF so sae on October ~ the seventeenth Of
aside November rs, at Mr.. w. Richardaons Blue An.
chor above, when the shall utuaIv srree TO the
place Of lighting The said deposits to be made between
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Nay = I8Gj,

aDI3ESEsa L z<ATUak's NU1ICE.
TF7dE SUBSCRIBERS having, at May Term. 1863 of the
County Court of Robson, qualified administrator
ugD0 the Of james Il. Blanks Decd notify all per-
having claims ag said estate present them with
the us limited by law, otherwise this notice will be
pleaded bar Of recovery Debtors required to make
prompt payment.
f. HcNAIR, ,,~,-.
WILLIAM BLANKS, { ]AunA As'
Ray q, 1865. l95-3G-36-6t*.
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FANrINE Literary notices out of line iu these
days of terrible reality and indeed hardly read
anything that has not bearing the present posi-
ton of the country st evening the only exception
for months, might say. We found table "Fan
tae the first inst .men of Victor Hugos work les
Aserdbes We had bought it week BEFORE and forgot
ten last evening" when happening have the blues
wanting to try something by way of 'change of base
took this book home to great disturbance hen and
discomfort this morning for slept until had
read every word in its 204 octave pages This power of
crossing the attention the greatest evidence of the force
which any work of magnaon is wIitte1 and the
Acknowledgement of such power tie highest testimony
bear to the existence Ct such force.
Whatever may be said AGAINST the politics of this book
in Europe little to object to them here. Some part
the preface informs has been eXcsed 1t certainly at
acks neither religion social morals It's charac ters
few its materials and machinery simple the extreme.
It's style very of the sted which is
invariably connected in minds with the modern Ere nch
novel yet, figures and plain coloring, pre-
groupings that thrill with agony for the suerngs
of Fantine, into sympathetic admiration with
the sublime moral heroism of Jean Vaean the galley
slave The other characters subsidiary and indeed
that of antne herself finally becomes secondary the
ovsshadowng unconscous grandeur of the noble
trail figure.
nothing in Fantine, either in word thought that
can any healthy mental and moral organization.
THE Mysterious COUPLE 1T would appear that tie
young Scocbman RoBT BISHOP arrested this week in %.
mans clothes in company with woman named MARTHA
JOHNSTON, desert er from of the gun-boa at
Charleston. There is chrge in Charleston anat
the young woman, but what do not know We suppose
they will both back, if they have not already gone
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Petition for Partition
of lands.


David Wright,
:. l. RcCraCken and wife Fannie, Petition for Partition
JOHN P FurgUsOn and wife Laura, of lands.
stlctun IUUTe, and wife Ann,
David wright, Jr., and John
WHghs.
APPEARING the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendants this reside beyond the limits Of the
a it Is therefore ordered that advertisement be made
weeks cCnseCUyeg, at the Court House door in
heGansVe ana three other public places in Duplil
o4Etg AID also in the Wilmington Journal notifying the
sad defendants OF The filing OF this Petition and that unless
eg appear he of this Court and the
Peution, the Will be taken pro COnfeSSo and heard
parle 70 them.
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
Nay % 1868. l96-lt-365t.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, J

DUPLLN COUNTY.
Court Of Iicas and Quarter Sessions, APr IenI A. d.
1868.
raG:stO tOpher D. Hill, ana
David Wright,
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For the Journal.
RICHMOND, VA, June 18th, 1868. ]
Ca, WINDER HOSPITAL,

]. ". DANIEL. Secretary.
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June %, 1883.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-05
lttee--M Messrs. Thomp.o !, Jaeger. Esslly and

mittee--Messrs. Thompt j, Jaeger, E6erly and
Wilson. ",3SNN FBWN N !
Mr.. Wilson, from the committee on Wells
and Cisterns, reported resolution for tho con.
struction Of clstern on the corner OF Front
street and North Public lane, ,and on High street,
near Capital University. Adopted x
Mr.. Douty, from the committee on Highways,
reported that the committee he'd found tho pro
file Of the Street Railway conformable to the
charter of tho Columbus Railroad Company =
Report adopted. VIZ ls1
Mr.. Thompson introduced an ordinance to
establish City Police, and prescribe Its powers
and duties. Read the fret time, and referred
to the committee on Ordinances and Revision.
Mr.. Wilson introduced an ordinance to pro-
vide for the appointment OF a City Civil En-
gineer, City Fire Engineer, and superin.
tendent Of Markets. Read the first time, aud
referred 10 same committee, ..,,
Mr.. Thompson introduced an ordinance TO
provide for the appointment of Special Board
OF Equalization. Read the frat time, and re-
ferred 70 same committee. d a.J.s DO. ags.. d..
The ordinance regulating onnibuses, and
other vehicles, and to prohibit tuners, etc., was
read the third time and passed--yeas l3, nays 3
Mr. Dorty offered resolution for the ap
pointment of committee Of three Jfreeho lders
to divide the City into Sewerage diatric!s. -
Adopted.
Mr.. Glenn offered a resolution for the pay
ment of ten dollars to VIM. a. Aiken for the
use OF room for holding on election April 7,
1862. Adopted. v
Mr.. Thompson presented the bond OF Joshua
J. Funston, City Clerk, which wac read and re.
ferred to the City Solicitor. aaat'l a,, t @'''
Mr.. Thompson offered q resolutioB Fequir-
ing the City Solicitor to report the psopEr steps
to be taken for riddiDg High street OF railroad
switches. Adopted.
Mr.. Thompson presented the resignation Of
Frank Royce aa a regular police officer. Ac-
cepted.
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution instructine
the committee on Highwsys to take immedi-
ate measures for the removal of the toll gate
on High street south of Capital Univefsity.-L
Adopted.
The Council then went into the election of q
Street Commissioner for the term of two years.
Bernard McNally received II votes and D ennis
DAILY S. Mr.. Mentally was declared duly elected.
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
tEPOHTED FOR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
--latest from Hooker,s Army

~ ~ AotoDs hEOLn hVOA0H'n ARMY
y NEW YoRK, May 4.-The Times prints the
following, dated two miles below Ffedericks-
burg, Sunday morning 81 O'Clock:
Bsrtletts brigade, NeWton's division, con-
sistlng Of the l2lst New York, 18Th New York,
9th and 5shMaine, and 96th Pennsylvania, are
charging upon the rebel battery In front Of the
Burrel House, led by the 96th Pennsylvania. II
has fred with considerable precision, annoying
US to great extent. fredericksburg 10 occu.
pied by the troops Of Corcgran's old brigade and
the troops Of Newton's DIVISION , W.
y A. M.--After lull musket firing has again
commenced. We are losing some men. Ar
tillery on both sides has again opened, and ID
firing rapidly. Our troops arc we'll protected
behind the right side Of the Richmond road.
9;2O A. M.-Our batteries on the left have
changed position, and are doing better exocu-
tion.
9:3O.-A pontoon bridge has been thrown
across the Rappahannock at fredericksburg
and persons are passing to and fro. The rebelE
have removed their guns from the earthworkt
above Fredericksburg, and our single guns OF
this side are throwing an occasional shell.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-05
Rumors in Regard 20 H0okef1s
Operations.

New YoRK, May A, $3.50 P. M.-Tbere are
various rumors afoat to day, probably to inAu-
ence stocks, that Hooker's right wing had suf.
fered severely on Sunday. In the absence OF
anything official from Washington, and owing
to the rigid exclusion Of oil dispatches from
that point by the sensor, considerable credence
is gained for sensational stories; but no reports
of disaster are credited. IL is stated that the
President has received dispatches from Hooker
that he has severed rebel communication be.
tween Bowling Green and Hanover Court
House; that Slocum has captured fifteen hund-
red rebels after crossing above Falmouth; that
our communication with Gen. Stoneman has
been cut of by rebel guerrillas, but will soon
be reinstated, and that lie (Hooker) hopes to
capture all the rebels north Of the Pamunky
river. All the news thus far is encouraging.
The rumor ia ea)it here that eight thousand
rebels have been captured, but not from re-
liable source
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-05
Cincinnati marke,.-may g.

FLoUR-A dull and heavy market, and prices were
nominal. Buyers were holding back for lower rates,
whilst holders were asking fun prices not willing to sell
WHISKY-A firm market, with sales Of 400 bfls at
42342hc, the latter rate for wagon.
PR0VI5I0NB-The market was very quiet to-day,
and nothing transpred worthy Of note In the absence
Of sales, we must quote prices nominal.
GR00HRIES-The demand continues Of limited
nature, without change In prices We quote Sugar at
fee. 3iX@33Hc; and Molasses So to eOc
WHEAT-The demand continues light, and the mar
ket rules heavy and red declined to 25 for strictly
prime There is no: much ss, white 3. In The market and
and u 35@l 40 for prime to choice Kentucky. The
only sales made public $50 bushels prime red at
sI25 300 do rs delivered; 3a5 do prime indiana
white at 9133.
CoRN-The supply and demand are about equal. and
the market ruleS steady at 602c for shelled In
bulk; with sales Of 500 bush at these figures sale
Of 500 bush white was reported at 68c in bulk, but this
was considered above the market.
0ATS-The market rules steady, with fair demand
and only moderate receipts We quote them at b9c In
bulk, aud 79DeOc including sacks 1000 bush sold AZ
zoe In sacks, buyer furnishing sacks.
RYE-The receipts continue light and the market 10
frm at the advance reported yesterday. We quote
prime samples at S39e5c on ARRIVAL the former rate
In bulk and the latter In sacks buyer furnishing sacks
BARLEY-A continued dull and heavy MARKET and
prices declined fully SC per bu1h closing dull at the
decline. We now quote prime fail at 81 49, and prime
State spring at 81 4O ADO bush fall sold at AZ, and
200 do fair do at 40.
HAY-We have no change to report in the MARKET
The demand light and hardly equal to the offerings,
and prices are dropping but not quotably lower. We
quote prime Timothy 500 0092l 90 per ton In bales
on arrival, and o22 009 % 90 from store.
CHBEsE-The market rules stead with fair de-
mand at l09l2c for new, and l4Sl5c for old. The
stock Of old is nearly exhausted. -
BUTTBR-The best grades meet with good local
and shipping demand, and the receipts Of such being
light full prices realized for all sold, but qualities
below prime are dull and not wanted. We quote prime
to choice at 23926s, and common to good at 15920c
Some few lots ofchoce Western Reserve were sold at
&c.
Gine6tte
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-05

BLAcKwooD's MAoAzINE.-The April number
Of Blackw0od contains the following articles
Sensation Diplomacy in Japan; Miss Clifford'a
Marriage-PArt H.; Sir James Graham; The
Inexhaustible Capital (Rome); Two numbers
OF Bulver's Caxtoniana-one on Seli-C Control,
and the Other on The Modern Misautbrope;
Speddipss Life of Boon; The Yeaug-Tsi
Mountains, and Spirit-Writing in China; Mar.
riage Bells
Tho last article is sort of prose poem oa the
recent royal Wedding in England. The last ar.
ticle but one is fine descriptive sketch Of war.
derings in the interior of China. The rtadei
will 6nd it an interesting account Of the custom
OF obtaining what are called prit-writings-a
practice that, though royelty here, seems to
have existed from time i'm memorial In China
Blackwood is republisbed by L. Scott & Co.
Ne@ York, at SO year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-05

The CARTER ZpUAvRs AT NAUeHT0N HALL =
Nanghton Hall was crowded last night on the
occasion of the first appearance of the Cater
zJuaves in our city. The bill for the evening
was magnificent one, and it was filled ont to
the satisfaction and delight of the immense
audience present Seldom has go varied end
rich an entertainment been presented to the
public in this city.
The same company perform at Naughton
Hall again this evening with q change of pro-
gramme, including the Old Folks's Concert and
other music,l and comic novelties. Secure
seats early, for the Hall will doubtless b,
crowded again tc-night. = iiHt.l.