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The New York herald., 1863-11-23

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
IN York and Harlem Railroad Company.
The Increasing business OF the company aud Anticipated
connections with Other railroads render II expedeu forth
with TO extend the double iro its terminus
Wiiamtbridge TO Chatham -Four Corners
the road from that place through 10 Albany.
For the purpose meeting the oulays end
ing such constructions and to derav the incident
10 the extension OF the CITY railroad authorized tho
Board u Directors have resolved thai eXpedent 10 in
crease the caD STOCK 10 such amount not exceeding the
limitations OF The charter. be sanctioned by the
quisite vote OF the stockholders and 10 issue the Increased
stock from time 10 time he required for The purposes
OF completing such double track and extensions and
The amount OF the capital stock limited by the charter
and aincndaory and including both the
preferred stock eight millions OF dollars OF which
million one and thirty nine thousand hundred
and fifty dollars rem ain unpaid.
The Board OF Directors propose that ,he capital stock bs
increased 10 It's fun amount
meeting Of the stockholders for the purpose OF acting
upon such resolution OF the Board Of Directors ana or
curing In the increase OF the capital stock 10 the fil
amount authorized by the charter and the several acts OF
the Legislature amepda,oy thereof will be held a the once
Of the Company at the corner OF street and
Fourth avenue Tuesiay the lat day Of December
at " O'Clock noon OF that day. r
For the purl OF aseer4anire the stockholders who
sha be entitled 10 vote al such meeting the books ~
fer will he cIosnd required nv law Sanrsy the 7
day OF Noyea inst the day OF the brat ynpeston OF this
notice.
The books Will BE- open Tuesday Tho I0ih day Of No
vember inst by order OF the Bosrd of Directors
VIZ. n. EsrRsos Secretary
NFw YoRK. November G. 1875.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

rruRr. FURs, FURs.-LADIRs FANCY FURs sADr
altered and repaired caref ally and promptly, hy rfhe
stst fprrers AZ the mauufacory nT Rirhh avenue. W.
tween Twenty sirsh ard Tweny seventh streets hcnem
hsr No LARA Ladies' and children fuys cheap
~ - '""~ SEoRgE fIsIoAN,
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CLOTHING q.

A fTEkrIOE-Ar "a SEVENTH AvENvE-LADiBs
Aa received Arg. ordcrs IRON Esv Orleans and .as
.s ~ %.'ss he ss iss ssa ss. ", ~ cGss cps
LAces Jewslry Fars AZ uarsn.ss z psy ysis ns p.ns
y sI2 also woolicn and muslin Drcssss. Coaks. shawis
Ball Dresses Ac respectfully invite YOU tefors yvv
Of your cas, on clothing % call or address N
VIII be dealt honestly Ladies' attended BY Mrs. MARKS
A Al 100 seventh avenue ladies' and gentlemen VIII he
asonAhed the prices F HARRIS pays for Cast on
colb ng Carpets, Furniture and Jewelry
We nAer ourselvos with having then pronounced by
gsa many ladies' and s.nv a paying any per cent more
We guarantee 70 pay he following rrlces'-
roI silk Dressss non ~ 10 sis Tor Coats from stoti
Please caii on or address Har l56 Seventh avenue
three doors from Twenty first street adca attended TO Oy
Mrs Harris. -Please be particular IN finding me
correct number l6 II you mss you surely viii DO NUN
bagaed
4 TTHNTION.-AT TIE NEW STORE. ~ THIRD
~ Ayenue, aides and gentlemen guaranteed - re-.
cye the highest price for each acl. OF east on Wearing
Western mnrk"is isy ana satsfv yourself please DO not
forget ~ all address g. hISH ia Third Avenue near
Fourteenth street Ladies attended 10 by Mrs. Msh.
LARGE ORDER-slJOooo WORTH oP CAST OPP
n Cothng wanted for the Western and California mar
Ladies and gentlemen having tho above articles 70
for SIX Dresses non, 81 for ats from y 70 81 ior
Pants, FOR woollen Despo and Calico Dresses shawis
by aiine IN addressing note TO B MINT, 2Si siIh
avenue Eighteenth street ladies attended ~ MIS-
Mnt1 Don forget the well KNOWN name. n mlNiS OF
.t3 siIth avenue.
TIE NEw sTOER.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
n wl the hrbest prce for their Cast on Clothing
HAKT B CarDipo street, near Bedford Ladies Attended
by Mr.. Hart
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

-. bsfH>VN
Nrw YonK November G. ISIS.
NorIcE.
The undersigned commis.l loner. selected a, meeting
held AZ the fiih Avenue Hotel ,ae e,enng Of October
s. 'or ne parpose Of receiving 70 The s.ps
give notice that books of subscription the capital stock
an s he us ss ~ S. 81 Ts
a I'd ss q
Five ~ essr Of the smouu, o, each subscription viii
srn ID ss a a. =. TIN tune sf sub: :Ss.s"f ss 'Ss e
reciors wan ,bs az Of coasrr.s whih re-
.s: 's, r;S 3 s.sss e.
OF ten per psrR rys copEn ss moath' thereafter
bkvIb bSsvvKIsHSSsIAERE. SSwI lcomml..o..,.
JnsEpH STUART,
.BLNJAMIS il. HUTTON,
Nsw Yons Nov. ., 1860
OFFICE or THE
" Cossoxwrnrn riHs Issrpiscs cosr,sr
No. WAL s,ssiI; p.yinpsn sas foHs' Nos . 1888
The s1ard o. Director. Savs ~, & say declared dividend
Transfer Books w1i be co.sd unili that dair
GEORGE T. HANs s-creiar,
nrFIcE OF THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COW
- rany-New fork. Noyemeer 10 1873 -No.ier . hereby
avdend q Eve 5I ont Of INC net lc
WcdsSsday iis ipslg ieA ~ ~ order o. he Bosrd
of Dmeeion- THEODORE r JOHNSON secretary
OFFICE oY THE DUBUQUE ASD SIOUX CRY RAIL
EasSs ss'n n odfos se' ssd go ss sa's aFo
Soyember ~ ~ The transfer books oi the Dubuque and
o. Eond se ish a a.a T 'ta dav 10 % sS SS
their tsgheaes power Of Attorney he of July
signcd) - G. " Booth Treasurer Dnhune Iowa who viii
render Of which New yo 4 certificate. vii be issasd
nrPicE or DUNCAN SHERMAN a co. R.yKTrs.
VOLS bond. due Aprii isa Holder = ,Ge s5cTesaaed
tonds ceiye paymont oi punl9si su1 sefusi inirr
Office. DUNCAN SHERMAN co.
To LoAs-oS BOND AND NoRrGAGE. ~ SINS
i and localities - III Dws-
,sss,S ,ssS 70 sSssI 81 90 IL ssos.,;n ssS isT''S
s4eo % sso.OD 10 wesichsser
$500 @ siso.coin New york iiy
NIL have sun of s'6.o5 whlch VII onv l. lo.nsi
on ctisoflinary ,ecarity ~ eon,dert on Of Wh o. IN
usually ~" rate of in'ere" VII be ooyS.isa v,tv,N
na'e Fied NeLsani. 10 Wsl sliest
WAsrEp-A FEW. HUNDRED DOLLARS oy .rna
son, ssv Jersey hppy % W. u. gARsroS. S watsl
$4,000 10 IoAS ss:s OK aoSe .NO .SS SS9'GA'b
ESAss rsa,s Arny ,n sns . Ssy ' san1 f', @ Sf s
small consloersuon
$4,000. 900 yy9sS y9sS OF THE COUNTY oT SEw
s-G.sripaoss are hereby Invited to ioan O. Two MILLION
Dollars !. ihorlyed by n orasnoe Of tbe Bo.a d ~,
,q' ss n,os.a p x. Ma,cr 9s,2oe, ~ 80 ~ en a
crafsd ldsfs 10 the ara-s Of Union, provided the
s1d e5eS,y q New YORK T ~ .ny fa,ore 9 araf
a. pro, p.ess LOT sach sg5ssfpi2ns ~ S
q hoyrner Instant and remain open nni hs Whole sln
subssrbsrrii be requir-f to depo, d with ne County
treasurer at the BrcAdwsy sans within ats sys ,sr -.
ihem fe.s-sey ana on preserving his rcosnss 10 d
Ss sonSs of ,hs COUNTY or .,,s suso ny. ,.ss,- %
before June $50 9Th ineIest from the Of ~
''a' q %. '' aaftItw * nsfssas isS conrrsr
Crr. r,,f ssr ro,s, p,r'Hf~fsror fr'sc' 'oFr'sei-
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
TIA MILITARY

T AM NOW PAYING $3.50 CASH IN HAND foR VOL
Il unteerH aklng with government aud State oeuntiss
ssi7. B. A sIMOAsoN. Array aud Navy Agent g. white
street
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC EAvINGs BANK
"A III CHATHAM SQUARE
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED.
This bank open daily from 10 10 aud from W NJ
N. ID VAN PELT. Pressdent
CIIAg. u. BAILEY. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

tsyNnyRDE pANcfNg ANhDfMr ~. .NAH
II aHsugF --s1FHtsanft rffahf .a'.. ~. .s..s
T4fatags. nsF VI Ogra 90 30 h'.' -
w. sHlRiSC'a rnivAIi As,lfs -, s.s',.'.
faHatefs a. y = ~ ~
r.nsatisF CstHt iH-ln. - Af+''
aef rfirass isssers ffrn fHfV ~
,eovprsor H1sDH pANfiNg 'Np HttfiHy
II r.af Hf.tfaHi go 20
N .rfa .nf HFalslf fI rsN art. NfN
mmH# HNt N ~ "Ht
t,.n in sao. lie4. ts#b
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

ATTnE NEW spOEH-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
n VIII the hebes price for their Cast or Clothing
Furniture Carpets &c, by calling addressing H.
HAKT &c Carniipc street Bedford. Ladies attended
BY Mrn Hart
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

A TTENrIoN.
n hn California agency Store lci Seventh avenue,
by " HARRIS fd 00 re- ciyed 10 purchase tat on 10th
ing for Calfo nis and western mark'ts ladies' and gen
tepen having snv dispose OF obtain their
prices, tley viii not demand more than what Ia
Tesscnsbe for hem We guarantee 10 than the
value especially or good articles, an must have them 70
supply markets. We hls guarantee 10 high prcs
Tor Darets furnure, Jewelry. pemonds sc Ladc. and
gentlemen worth attention the Catorn a
Agency Store viii surely not Please favor
with cal address ny poet II. HARRIS l6A Seventh
avenue, Twenty and Twon second streets
Ladies waited upon by Mrs. u. harris
A TTENTION
"A At I53 seventh ladies' and gentlemen win bc
htopished to tho prices j. ANHAIr pays Tor east on
Clotlnns Csrpcts. Furniture Jewelry Ac We halter our
with having been pronounced by great many ladies'
and gents payng % Ier cent than at any other
place ia tbe city We guarantee TO ray The following
mnes-- 49,.
For SILK Dresses, from $40 toSG
For Coats from 81 20 f25
For Pants, from - 10 81
Please call address J. Anba l62 Seventh avenue
five from Twentieth street Lalira attended by Mrs
Anhst Please be particular IN finding the correct number
tl52, Will md out yonr mistake when too late.
B.-The highest Dr'ces paid for old 3oid. silver.
Watches Diamonds. Camel Hair Shawls Musical Inslru
menis, Guns, Pistols &c
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

rgss bounty ever nfsrd h. rerrnits fof new uEssnta
Mcn win be retained until tho regiment 10 fun.
Thi. uniF whcr~ tho Interest
tOokrd nflsr Ssic aid s~cuT~d to families Agrsss snd
TlArt WOHsrEN
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
sEoAns AID TOBACCO.

AS fUE srnr HHrF 90 ssaL 40, it*
Ssa@arfh
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

CTEAM BETwEEN -
Tho ~ screw sramer
BALTIMORE,
CAP Lewis.
VIII run weekly ~ ablve, from pier IS Ess river loot q
Wal street commencing her trips "Wednesday NOV. 70
All re sht must b. properly permitted. sna
themselves withpassrr In accordance with
Of the fn ID War De-
parfnrnts. For further Information apply
JAMES HAND ~ Wall street.. n. V
SHERMAN, BROS. 60, Agents, 10 and ~ Roanoke
Norfolk Va.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

JACOBS, BERNHEIMER 4 CO.
q BANKERS.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS',
80 WALL STREET.
TOHN Is. MURRAY CO.,
81 80 Nassau LIBERTY street, New York
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS.
Dealers In Government aud other Securities
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

A TTENTl0N.-AT THE CALIFORNIA AND WESTERN
n Agency Store 2l2 seventh avenue atcs and g-nt'.
have The that received
large orders from hs above mKrkea purchase, aud
higher price In cash than other dealer for Cast1n
Clothing Carpets Furntufc Ac We guarantee the
following prices six dresses SO o. $50 coats ~ g. SIS;
pants f3 10 ST. also wOolrn, muslin and ball dresses,
axis s. Wis furs, Ae respectfully invite y1n before
dispose c,aton clothing. call address II.
ROSENBERG. az seventh avenue. second house abuy.
Twenty fourth street. Please he particular in nndDg out
the number There you will be de- with honestly
Ladies attended by Mrs. Rosenberg.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23


FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
NOW OPEN,
LARGE STOCK OF
FASHIONABLE GOODS
. FRENCH nERINoEs. hLPACAs,
BNPRBSS CLOTHS. HLACk snf IgLDkE D.
HROCHE OTTOMANS. PLAIN fOPLINs
STRIPED EPfNGLNES, EIGuKLD POPLIEs,
Aso, from auction
LARGE STOCK or Low PRICED DRESS GOODS.
PROM 25 CENTS YARD AND UPWARD,
MOURNING DRESS cS soops, Srw STYLES.
". X. rEyToS Ea BoEery,
Near houston street
BALNoRAL SKIRTS, BALNoRAL SKIRTS
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
ALL pHE NEWEST sTYLKs N THE MARKET
british FRENCH AND sAxoSY MANUFACTURE.
MrssEs AND cHTI.DKEN's BALNoRALs.
r.al,s MI nnf rtrnent 70 select from 81
W X. FBYTON's, "a bowery.
L,AsHIoNABLE DRESS GOODS.
Novelties 10 .rts, variety Isr recent steamers
At RETAIL
LORD rAyLoR,
ss1 20 t61 Broadway.
80 20 26l Grand street
~ and 70 Caiharne street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
For the Journal.
The w. +. I.-1h-n mud Now.

The w. +. I.-Th-n mud Now.
On tie inception of this portion of the SouN
showed st niger feeling IF resentment at the encroc
ment of the Federal Government upon the sovereignty
the States than did the citizens Of the Cape Fear coun
The attack upon Fort Sumter sweptawsy the last vest
of the authority Of the old Government. North Carolina
firm stand by the eide Of her sister States and re-
auned the authority she had delegated for the com
mon good, but which, under the sway Of Purtanica per
version had become hatefal and onerous.
The Governor of the good old Commonwealth, with
prcmptness credable to his patriotism, Immediately
ordered the occupation of the Forts within her bords
Thu different military organizations at that time comps
ing of the State, enthusiastically received VIC
order to 90 garrison ard hold the same"
The three military companies then In tae Town Oh WIZ
mington took possession of Forts at the mouth OF the
Cana Fear river On Wednesday, April 10th, 1861, they
apdad at the wharf of the Fort and under most pe
atorr of RAIN and wind laid seige to Casswel. The gr
rson consisting Of asergeant and his family seeing US
tbon wa ontpumbered and that res stance would be
nr,eudered as prisoners Of war, and the lone SsN
If North CarofiDa fsated proudly this stronghold
prenarations were Immediately made to place it on s
war footing The l" ions OF the Line" of the ed er rev.
In ion Dg aside the amenities of civil lne, becami ~
earnest TIE defenders of their countrys cause 10 %
who had seen serv ce il NJ extco, was entrusted w
defence. Alter great dutry and rseverancet IT
of seen to peep over the embated wal az
growing 10 Numbers, until ii proud proclaimed ina
was in pregnable FoEemost in the garrison in min,TSy
bearing discipline and reputation vas the W. IL !. n
mt mbers composing this company were the young % in
Wilmington, regardless of expense and perSoOs
CONVEX encs, had won for it the reputation VI naR
..crack E" IL under the com hand OF Captain D''
born soldier. IA
After the excitement consequent to the occupaoD ina
pas, ed away 1t became apparent that it was no % ILL.,
We we're on. SCI the rgOur una tal law peg % 20 90
Wills that before had never known VIVA. ~ Ibs large
rooms the CITADEL served as as barracks rvsd
was assigned his respective space OSSN'"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

We occasion lily receive letters from parties calling
themselves" advertising agents" requesting us to pub
ish crtaia advertisements aud forward bills TO them for
payment they dedueting rs per cent for their commits
sious
Once for all, we would state that we make DO such
Arrangements We insert transient advertisements
withou. the aoney accompanies them We etsploy GO
agents, AMI can afford to pay no commission.
1h,ss wishing any advertisement inserted in the
Journal will please forward it to by mail express,
&C ;ompanied by tie amount they wish to expend on
advertising, and it will be promptly inserted TO that
amount.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

AN IR1sHMAN's OPINION OF IRISH FgDERALIsTs.-
gentlemao, just arrived from Washington, reports
the following conversation having taken place with
in his hearing in grocery store in the District of Co
Iumbia between an Irish Federal officer (who had his
family with him) and grocer:
Oficer-"I wish to make some purchases for my
family use."
Grocer" You are an Irshman, I believe ?"
Officer" Yes sir aod from Massachusetts,
Gro Ger" Not three years ago the Legislature Of
Massachusetts passed law prohibiting the military Or
ganiz4tion CT Irish Roman Catholics, and yet you are
nere to hit for these ankles and to Cypress
Southerners who struggling for their independence
Irish Catholic rtnesadts, can buy nothing in this
store"
Officer left in hurry.
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For the Journal.
AeSsrs Editors /:

EAAlLToNI fSp obI lotS
Aess,s Editors:
TIE follow tng dogge- ell from the pen Of member q
Aooles Arte ggested itself to the author readng
caricature the 10 the Lordon Punch wherein
the Presidents Represented playing game cards
a8d Lincoln playing his last card
The great game Of the day Abe ard JEFF playing whist
Aud esch haa get uuily h:g cards in he i>t;
They shrfA- and deal. play with various success,
fha cue To would rec kOn, Ibe or her would gcess.
ssch III bis TIA d BIS perec reliance,
though be ours he rules OF ID HOyie defiance
luck fuctu6tea tef%ees losers id inners
os hiR trIi k bu. .e5 counts by honoura.
WITH opposite suits they their attack,
left highest il red aGd \ re tu~ sat in b:ck;
Jef pays hearts, aid 10 a0es, bis diamonds he
Az the il proer. sses the bets they run higher
FROM small eat till each stakes empire;
The whole world looks at the game with cement
At such rockies. darn 6. such raj debdz
i Wa a great holiday ar10rg viewers ard spiDrers.
and IL watching the ne sO'1e went lnue their GilTers
The gam oleTs OF Europe. those sporting old pa.ds,
such W Id g. WAS played on the cards.
Abe leu his last for the last va kee trick
Like old dyiLg horse when he u axes MS last kick
The g. me- minc, BY God-cn his feet he did jump,
~ your / sir, says j. # ave go a smaG trump.
Oh the Deyl! shouts be- and re Cienched h,s big fist
Oh a that would paV with reb at whist,
n The cards AID their make d. II table and struck it.
He kicked OFT is lang eHs ard nenkicked the bucket
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

falls SUBJ itufe for the Bcuse bill was finally
vote OF eighteen to two. After the doors BY
the Senate bill 10 grant TO the priKcips officer ~
aa the floor
The House passed the Senate joint resolution, ,.,.
to the productioS of provisions, with an smsrds
questing the President to give producers the re-
that when it becomes necessary to Impress provision,
forage, just compensation will be made sccordinN "
fair market vs!ue. Mr.. Barksdaie introduced i,Ie
lutons, declaring the Arm conviction OF the rson1
Confederate States in the justice Of their cause s
dence IN their final triumph; aud that while they will
to make whatever sacrifice is required they vopa
respectful consideration to any proposition LOOKING Ud
accommodation of differences, but preserving a.. ne
and distinctive national character; and whence
State bordering the Mississippi shall desist from any
provoked war; they win secure to them the ee
that river referred to tie Committee on Foreign
Mr. Smith, of North Carolina introduced resoutior.
subject, which were referred The gouse thu ne
int secret session on the tax bill. e0
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
1rqu %.

Coroner J. JONES held an irquest on Monday
over the b6dy OF al unknown white man. fund in the
Cape Fear river, about miles below town. The body
had been in the water for length of tiRe ard
very much decomposed There were no marks of vlo-
ence on his person, and the jury gave verdict of sop
posed accidental drowning
Coroner Il PERRIN held an inquest on Friday
last over the body Of negro found in the Northeast
branch of the Cape Fear river about ten miles FROM
The body could not be identified, alnd the YER
dict was supposed accidental drowning"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
Hen. Simon Cameron has resigned the post of Amer

Hen. Simon Cameron has resigned the post of Amer
lean inist at the Court st. Petersburg. Ia his
letter the President, Of January 3d. he says Wien
undertook this responsible trust you will remember
that the end of the rebellion supposed to be near
at hand Our military preparations stipend
Gus the spirit, unity end determination of the people
ard Government SO maui est, that the public enemy
and fCreGn Iaiifn5 seemed TO iii this genera
opinion was Indifferent 10 the conse q4ent change
domestic affairs he conspiracy has ASSUMED
such formidable aid h,eateniIg proFortic that be
cannot consceniousy avoid staying at home. Iosidi
Gus and open efforts everywhere made by reckless
treascnabl leaders, divide the people OF the free
States. The hope of the Feoels is in want Of harmony
among the people of the loyal States | will believe
every should be resored to crush this conspra
cy. We can have no peace that is not copqneIe ed
peace and have faith that shall snbdue the tra
tors and vndicate the supremacy of the Federal Con
stitution The Emperor of Russia feryenty trusts
may emerge from our struggle with undivided Gov
eminent. We should recognize in him our constant
supporter and steadast ally" &C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

4 WAsRIN croN correspondent of the Missouri Dem
oera Republican paper specializing upon the posi-
ton Of the Yankee army of the Potomac, thinks that
Its condition SAGA that it cannot again operate
as an army, but must Do broken up and distributed
among other coGlmsnds. He DIS 80 The most pro-
babe disposition of it TO be this Enake W ash
iDgton secure by npregpabe garrison and transfer
the remainder 10 North Caro.iDn and make il the act
ing army of the Southern Atlantic States AID it is
believed b. many thai Gems raj FREMONT will the
head of the latter department. confess that attach
than ordinary credence to this much discussed
and warmly urged Programmed
All this may happen, but not Immediately. " Fight
ing JOE HOOKER must have his frg at the aruy Of
Northern Virginia. He has 10 excuse for not having
1t, no Pretext to justify another change of base,
HOOKER will probably give General LEE employ
ment before the month is out. FREMONT may be en-
ployed down in this State, but we don't think he will
be.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

EICHMoND, March 9Th, 1863.
In tie Senate Mr. Clay, of ALBANIA, introduced reso-
luticn pea the nauralz lion laws which referred
to the COMMITTEES the Judiciary Mr. Max veil submit
It'd preamble and resolutiors which unanimously
adopted earnestly ndirg the agrcuurists of IL
Confederate States to direct their labor the production
such crops will secure sucency of food for casse
aid for every emergency The House impresFmeDt bill
further considered. Mr.. Wigfals substitute was re-
jected and finally tie House BILL amended, eject
ed by tie This vote reconsided and the Senate ad
jougned, in secret session, of the amendments
the currency bill in and tie bill returned
to the House.
Nothing important doEe in the House whilst in open
session
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
Run.our.d Advance of tine Eneny.

We learn that gentleman just from our camps be
low x itston, rtpord yesterday in Goidsbefo, that
news bad been received CT an advance of the enemy
from Newbern in Il direction of KnsoE, and it was
even said that ber pck Is bad been seen Saturday
night within twelve miles OF Kinston. This however
il doubtful The gentleman who brings Us the news,
says that the plantation at which the Yankees we're re-
ported 20 have been Saturday night is on the Trent
Read three miles below Trenton, ct point where the
road forks be TO- ce of the enemy is not known some
accounts be7ed TO be exaggerated placing it at thir
ten tboueacd Whether it is q mere raid whether
M sdyarce in force ID contemplated remains to be
teen. We lean TO the opinion that it is raid.
It is also said that on Friday night the enemy sue
eeeded n capturing forty of cur advanced pickets
It would sem that deserter from lines gave the
enemy precise information to the position Of things
and perhaps piloted them, by which means they sue
ceeded in making tie capture.
These things only reports, but they seem to come
Oh good authority. We give them for what they may
be worth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

We have on our table a nice bottle of "Scuppernong
Wine from DANIEL SHAW: Ellington Hail. to FULTON
q PRICE" 1t is cap tai article, and we drink MIR.
sHAw's health. Long may he be able to make soup
pernong without being disturbed by the invader.
We have likewise rather smaller vial of Scupper-
uorg Brandy, frca FREUD. Distilled on the North
East River, n. H. Co-ro FULTON PKIoE"
The latter member of the firm is not at home 50 that
tie former considers himself entitled to the .poa opia
and WILL therefore, appropriate both. Oar friend says
that the brandy is first rate, which accept upon hear
say, We have time TO try for ourselves