davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
Miss Dickinson in Brooklyn.
New-YOrk Historical Society.
TIE BRADfOND lOMMkMOhAIlON

hsJ ~. 1903.
Tie NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY proposes 70
Commemorate on I've undedih Ann'erssfy the birth.
day n WILLIAM BRADFORD who introduced the art OF
Printing into toe Mitd. Colonies 4 Bra.h Amss b. 40
Addeas an other proceedings, Thn address Wi
h. delivered by jobs WILLIAM WALLAtE. esq, OF
PhiaiephiA the Hall o. the Uaon Cooper tnstias "a
the Ci,y Of Sow-fork, on WEDNhSpAt E'INiN"' '''
2Oti Of May at O'clock 49,
Each nrfnber Society VIII receive on application
~ single ticket. admission heh mut be applied Tor al
the Library Col Nrnef No SIG broadway, on or be-
fore MONDA the i8ih iust.
Mcmbeu Of ih- Pee. aad veteran Phn,en and my DE-
,rcndsut Of Nl Bradford who may be present N The
eft requested q themlel'ei tno~n TO the Com
niitee order that they be dolly Invited 10 stt-nd
Tic Society will hold kecs pIiOn a. the Library, on
THURSDAY EVEE1SO. Nay ri, a. o'clock. Members
who wish Invitations to the Reception must sppy
&. above Immediately the number Of necessity very
strictly limited and they viii DO Issued In the order Of spp
/ cation Until exhausted. $3.50.
Tic Corporation OF Trinity Church. Of wloh william
Bridfofd Vsstrymlu from 1903 q no have provided
restoration Of toe tonb,,one erected to hs memory IN
iTs2 end special service will be held the occa ion mne'
dsely after evening prayer ~ the church on "EpNko,
DAY AFrEHNOOn May 20, al o'clock. The members OF
tho society and thsir invited 10 participate IN We
ceremonies at the chuIeh Should the weather prove uns
yofb- hi, service will take place Al the hour on the
following day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
MournIpg Watch Chains,

For isdie. and gentlemen. Some a. low as
TWO THREE aud FIVE pOLLAkS EAoh.
Pof ..ls by GEO. c. ALLEN. No. ti3 brosdwsy,,
foi 'ae' One door below Canal'st.
UnTo,xn ofiIIIpery-Mrs. X b. JAMES, No '2's
Br.ssw.y 5.t aud 3id has jat opened choice
ss.orment Of beautiful Lace and ssIss bonne's =,
Hat Ribbons and Flowers Also, monrning o'hhe''' ~
lowest cash price,. ------
Ch.rIe.,s London Cordial Gin, old "HESS s1y
81" and "OTARD' CoGEAC BnANyi. On. .,oet.
NJ, n. c,o..d ont "a nav advances Brady and Wine wiz
"' BALDWIN l. Co.. Ne. sl LlbsftJf1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
No. Iss MERcER 81. NV. YORK

NO. Io8 MEKtKR 81, NkW+YOEk.
J. T.. Won EisESBsRG. NJ. D.-DEAk DoCrOR: have been
all otsd with total deanes and induced to pay you
Witt. No imagine delight wheu after ope
stlOn, hsaIng suddenly without pain
for which ieo grateful. After being totally deaf
almost shut out from the pleasure Of nsnE necessary
sen.oso hsv. returned and 10 hear distinctly reflects
great credit you for the nmoase amount Of skill you poe
beg TO thank you for what truly appreciate.
AN, Sir, your obsdient servant,
EDW lkMpIE HARRIS0N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

NEw.YoRk NAvr-YARD. April Is. 1869.
$4,000 Reward.
ARewrd Of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS viii be paid
for the recovery Of the money stolen from the Psymsse'
Office, a. this station. Sunday night last.
II. PAULDING,
Admiral and Commsndant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

-'-~'-s-a>s-z~~s-%-sss
Kendall's ........
KENDALHs
KENDALRs
AMBoLINE
AMBoLNE
AMBoLNE
AMBoLINI
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIa.
FOR TIE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR
MADE FROM FLOWERS,
MADE FROM FLOWERS.
MADE FROM FLOWERS,
MADE FROM FLOWERS
ROOTS AND HERBS.
ROOTS AND HERBS
ROOTS AND HERBS
ROOTS AND HERBS
Bottles one-thrd larger thin any IN nartss.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOX OF TWO BOTTLES.
CURES ALL SCALP DISEASES,
CURES ALL SCALP DISEASES.
CURES ALL SCALP DISEASES
CURES ALL SCALP DISEASES.
GIVES LUxURIANcE.
GIVES LUxURIANCE.
GIVES LUxURIANCE.
PERMANENT vIGoR TO TEE HAIR.
PERMANENT vIGoR TO THE HAIR
PERMANENT vIGoR TO THE HAIR.
PERMANENT vIGoR TO THE HAIR.
"Bensfelsl where the hair requires gentle smulsnt"
/ Dr. Chiffon
Have never had anything which perfectly answers
the purposs Of hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, esq,
No. III Csnslst, New.York.
"Aner being BALD for over seven years, your AMBO.
LINE has cove ed the entire scalp with NEW HAIR"
Prof JOHN sENIA,
No. IS Kingst, New York.
For sale BY ali Druggists and Fancy Good, Dealers. Manu-
featured aud for sale BY
KENDALL BANNIsTER,
No. s0s Broadway, Nsw.York.
Opposite ST. Nicholas Ho,e.)
Spring,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
EDWARD TEMPLE HARRISON.
CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.

hEw.YORK Much %, 1869.
Th, {, 10 certify tina, have suffered from very
CHRONIC CAIAhRH, with dull hssvne,s In the head
FELT completely stopped up accompanied by continual
Of tue thToa the chs stealing wiki
hot ushes tghtness Of the chest ard pain
much that evory thought twas consumption. nsv-
nE heard Of the Perormed ~ Dr. V0n Esenbeg
consulted him with bat httle hope OF AN now
HAPPY enabled TO sdd my testimonial 10 the great
srcady the Doctors possession 10 his scientific
and succc5sul mode OF treatment he Ia. shown In
sk aud knowledge which have procured for him
gea reputation entirely restored 70 perfect health
Ihat 1 DO most sincerely recommend all sufferers from
CHRONIC CATARKd aud SORE THROAT to apply st
once Dr. VI Elsenoers with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No. so 4thst
OFFICE No SIG BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

Deafness,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND THROAT.
CATARRH CURED
BY
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of Surgical and Practical Observations on the Di..
eAe' Of the EGi With hi, new Mode OF Treatmsnt"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

National Zouave Lodge. r. A. Nth. member,
oftLs Lode requested to meet 10 the Antique Room Odd
Fellows Hall SATURDAY, "A r. Business OF import
ance demaud, full a;icudsnce.
r. A. DIMMICK. Secretary.
The Committee on Whs.ve. Pier, and Slips Of the
Boa Of Alder viii meet MONDAY the sth Inst, At
"A O'Clock r. ~. in Room No City Hall All persons in-
terestea invited y be ps.eut vi 5i iurheT notice
PETER MITCHELL. Committee on
La BOOLE, Whaves,
JNO D OTuWELL Piers and slip.
The Committee Ferries Of The Bead OF Aldermen
viii meet Oh MONDAY the 18th inst, ct ~ O'clock M IN
Room No City Hall AL persons inei esss reque'ted
to stead without further notice.
JOHN T HENRY, )COmmtse
PETER mITCHELL,i on
GEO A. JEREMlAH.) Ferries
New-York Typographical Union No. 6.-in
c1mplaDcs with a cali, propedy .igned, . SPECIAL
MELTING Of this Unon will DO held THIS Saturday
EVENING At o'clock, al their Rooms, Masonic Temple,
No % Ctsbysl lcOrnsr BroOme aud Crosby for the pur.
pose of elecDz member. and anaacng oher matters
ior me good and welfare Of the Union
II. NJ. FAILING, PRECEDENT.
r. 8. HILL. Recording Secretary
Columbia College Law Schocl.--Ths exercises
connected with the Fourth Commencement Of tho La"
school Of Columbia College will tAse piece 1t tho Rooms Of
the Historical Society corner Of llthst aud ldy, on
TUESDAY May - al o o'clock IN. The ceifee OF hAen
eor OF Laws will be conferred upon the members oil hs
Glass; aud the usuA prizes Tor excellence awarded
An Address will be delivered before Tue Aiuma ~ Sip
MON h. KEKSE. esq AVsledie,oTy Addes, by w. WAL
TER PHELPS. esq. and az Address TO ne D,aduStins
Gao by JAMES W GERARD. esq. OF tho Ne"-io orb
Par Subject: "ADceut and Modern Eloquence.'
The members u tho Bar and tho public generally arc re-
CHARLES KING. LID,
President Columbia College.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

Ambrosia Is O Stimulating Oily EItrscs OF RootS
bsfn snd herbe u will ali diseases Of the scs1
and itching OF the bead entirely srsdcaes dsndrpf pre-
genuine but Or. 5terlnEs. =" =
CKRrUoA.x.
This 70 certify tha about ls months ago commenced
using STERLlNGS AMBR0SlA Ny hsir was short thla
aid rapidly falling of had tried many Hair Toncs Iavif
orators &c without receiving any bsasft Soon after usss
the Ambross my hair ceased falling out aud commenced
growing rapidly to asouh Now my hair IL thick
son and glossy and is five feet and four inches ia length
when let down reaching to the aoor This wonderful result
attribute solely to the of STERLING'S AMBROSIA a.
since have commenced using have applied nothing sss
to my hAr MRS LUCY A BROWN.
No. 1852 Beecksrsh
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BEWARE or LIMITATIONS.
NONE GENUINE BUT DR.. II. IL STERLINp5
NONE GEEUINE BUT DIR. II. H. STERLINYs.
NONE GENUINE BUT DIR. II. II; sTEKLisVS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
The Great Spring Remedy.


For purifying the blood removing bilious
creton from the system medicine Ia ecscious he
original and genuine
DR.. s. p. TOwNsENDs sARsAPARILLA,
prepared under the immediate direction Of Dr. JAMES q
Chiffon, Chemist. Depot No Al Folton-st. Nsw.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

Spring,
Our usual fine variety Of
GOODS,
SEASONABLE AND FASHIONABLE,
NOW READY,
pri,ing all the articles necessary for
GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE.
DEVLIN &c Co,
Broadway, cor. Grsndst..
Broadway, cor. Wsusnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

dBeHt5 " Hnttu-In eVefy Town and Clty, % c0nTW
territory and sell FARNEswoRTHs WINDOW and CAR.
MAGE WASHER new Patent tina. everybody wants.
Send for Circular, viii send sample free by Express
receipt Of 81 Also wanted AGENTS to sell In New.Yors
City, and TO sell in territorial rghts
J. FARNESWORTH. No. 400 Broadsay. Ny. -
orNo. IL Elm-st. Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

HEsRr LovEaIpGs. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
60 AND IS FULToN.sT.

BOYS AND YOUTHS Doors AND SHOES
At CAETRBLs establishment pageu's aid EuAIdaIs pro
description Of Doors and SHORs for BOYS aed
Misses and Children fair pcefCASTkELs sock Of these
fabnea being Of The lsrEsst and most yaIed chnacer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
WILMINGTON, n. G., sEPrR 10, 1868.

Lad the pleasure OF passing the whole CT yesterday
aud Of the night before, tie of tie Wilmington
Manchester Railroad the train due here oclock yes
rday morning, having only got heEe about four O'clock
Yesterday afternoon We happy il having accident
20 report, a0d list OF killed and wounded to publish.
Our engine neither blew Ut, Gil the track, c0de
II Inst naturally gin out" about two miles above Mullins
Station. elk ni!es this side OF Marion Court
House After pretty loHr but unavoidable delay ght
engine brought relief and hungry and ia
pateDi crowd trotted along towards Wmnstonor
toud hardly cal! It running. And had considerable
crowd aboard too many Of them coming TO attend the
Sale of yesterday felt Impatient, hoR did
meg feel Our readers phaI ~ their pheelinks "
day broke. and e arose. climbing higher and higher,
an descending lov and lover the day advanced
and commenced waning, and the Auction went on, and
they not there and could not get there. It was
rlacd aroUud that OLD gentleman VII
ling give I've thousand dollars 70 be put down in
Wilmington IL tine for tne sale; don't voucb for the
truth CT report Certainly there not 10,
uey dsep. Some fe took tho thing philosophcay,
suddsAy erd that they had other business in
W!miuEtoD and that their coming ct this particular
connection WitL the blockade sales. Perhaps
81 Pennington, HRS. BROTHERS, who always has
ling good got huTrady nice SNACK Tor the Au0-
cry crowd, majority Of whom had eaten nothing for
nearly twenty hours FOR took supper at florence
Appsreuty not many do who Gycd it. What done
With tue p.s;i,-de when they get do not know
every place CToEded long ago. their chaAces fer
heirg al accommodated with sleeping places must have
been pretty slim, They didn't get single rs that's Ger
tain.
We ead that The SEalcheserRoad about - receive
an accession machinery and yclng stock Both have
eea unavodaby oyertaxed and show the effects CT hard
l,ass. They want thorough overhaaing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
AFFAIRS " RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. 10th, 1853.
Some soldiers of Gen. Benniag's Brigade apparently led
by cers, m1bbed the StS ndarl newspaper Office last
night about o'clock, destroying the furniture threw the
type The street, and destroyed lot of Sae printing, &c
Gov Vance reached the spot the WORK OF destruction
nearly over and addressed the crowd beg lng them
desist He rebuked them for the act iDg them tina
such example had been set in Lncolns domnons The
soldiers cheered Gov Vance and dispersed, aud st
o'clock left the city The building and power press OF the
Office damaged. Mr.. Holden will resume tho
publication of the Standard in fe " days
This morning about seven O'Clock, some runs tho
town bell, and crowc Of citizens gathered and rushed
upon the State Journal Office, turning the into tho
street, breaking up the turniu ure &C. The Mayor
sent for but arrived too late to stop the mo- Governor
Vance sent for, and made spirited speech. The
crowd dsperged and all quiet. Eo further deeds
violence need be feared from the Citizens it lbs soldiers
are aimed, but furter such denominations Oy them
will another outbreak and there ts telling where
it will end,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

Good beet foot, sells 81 eight cents per pound vegs
tables cheap cattle thirty dollars per head thirty
Eve cents per ID Ii silver five dollars curreICy at
Brownsville.
The Texas planters are cheerfuy according their the4
TO the Government.
Thrtyt of LCcons Louisiana overssers have arriv
ed at Huntsville, and TO be sent to Eagle Pass Ths
liberated country in that region IL desert.
Fool ports spread through Texas like Wnd Are Il
reported that President Davis and Gen. Bragg both
dead and that Gen. Lee has been superseded.
Gen Taylor is in gIeat repute.
Perdeton been elected Governor OF Texls by a
small majority. Herbert. Sexton and Branch have been
elected to CO. gress.
Military matters quiet. The people and troops arc
prepared repe &sion The health of the State good
The Iadans the frontier troublesome.
An average of fourteen vessels constantly OF Calves
ton blockading the port.
Great confidence is felt in Gen. Magruder.
Tle crops in Texas are unprecedenedy large There
enough whea aud TO supply the bank of the
Aissi sipp for two years to come not grain soIR-
At intervals the Summer very dry Cotton picking
ed in August About hundred and fifty thou
sand bales of the old and uew crop in the State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
FROM TIE WEST.

ATLANTA Sept. 10th, 1868.
special dispatch to the Appeal dated Jackson Nils.
Aug h the --latest from Vck5urg states that the Up
per batteries armed by negroes. The Yankeel
building Notifications. Ed6ces which interfere witt
the ne plaLs OF defence demolished.
N>-nted negroes have dered m@1y ctGous ~ Deor
Creek. Among tho victims reported Joseph Clark0
lhos Hford, johnson Hewett and simms. The Ianke
naEe no effort to restrain them. Mr. Vaughan, Ba
6ers Creek, has bee- assassinated.
Osterhaus has been succeeded b. Dellisa His ren0Ya
is atrrib utld TO Gen. Grant
It is reported that tie SouLw eral transH
sipp expe dtion has all been wora1 Geu Smith whip
ped them at Monroe. La
The trsils from Dalton reg darby Tie cn5my ars
threatening Northwest GeorG Braggs forces ready
The Court of Inquiry ia regard to the officers 10 he Mia
sisspp campaign has beea postponed reason signed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
Ia PLACE. oh Sent. ls6,

LA PLACE, 9th Sept, 1863.
MeSs7S. Edit0TS You know, well ! do, that our
town has to-day been unde- what in measure may
be considered, Inaral law " a1d though it has
Yeniegced considerably, satis ed that very
proper hav3 heard several citizens utter the word hum
bug, in application the demands, halt which
made at the of streets but cons erDg the
poaitCn CT aaiEF il connection with just cannot
that orders have been properly carried there
anything improper placing man in his right place
at this time Our tcW has been e cay filed with sran-
gers of knddouhJess many Of the right sripe,'
but hours attendance in the auction will convince
any disciple of Lavater the colraryend to at all
observanr, it would be fne field for conscript
reapers. HAY their harvest prove full
There has been much said about oGr Commanding Gen
era il connection wh orders given by him in relation to
Blockade runners No loyal citizen doubt his 1T
stctirg TIE Importation of Yankee gocds and the nress
of strangers fOm places left bg tbs blockadelunnDg
steamers and ouragea talked about several
days past and the deroUs attempt OF last night
citizen OF correct principle, seeing the supiGeness tor
pdity authorities mast have inward salts
faction il knorg that there in unity who
has the TO interfere for tion and having
it, darss show it, General WRITING has done. IBID.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
ASSAULT ON FORT sUMTER-THE ENEMY REPULS-
ED WITH HEAVY LOSS.

IHARLk5.ON, sept 3, 1e05
AZ ha past one o'clock this morning, the enemy made
determined esr to carry Fort Sumter by assault The
fort sarrsonsd by the Charleston Battalion and
anded by "aor Stephen Elliott. The enemy approach.
ed in about fifty barges. AS soon as they Fort
Moutre and Battery Bee opened upon them Simultaneous
II, with the infantry in Sumter The Yankees succeeded
landing portion OF their force st the runs but after
fifteen Butes contest in which the Charleston Battalion
fought chiefly with brick bats and hand grenades they
were driven back and rct-eated in disorder. No account
yet received concerning Yankee loss in killed sod wound
ed We captured from the assautng party three stands
OF coors four five barges, leigh commissioned off,
GERS, a1d 1o2 rank and e The prisoners coming
up to the city. No casualty side, having
good cover. All quiet this mornirg flag Of truce boat
is coming up from the set but owing to the recent iu
stances of the enemy firing flag Of truce theirs will
not be received
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
FROM RIG dNOND.

RICaMCND, Sept 9, 1868.
In the Virginia Senate Mr. Collier of Petersburg submit
ted resolution providing for the appointment of Com s-
sioners 10 proced to each of The Northern and
mand that they decide by the ballot box whether Virginia
sLa be from them peace provided IL other
States OF the Conledeacy institute like commission. The
resolution wac forthwith ccnsdered and after .hor de-
bate was indefinitely postponed yeas 3d. nays [Coller
The largest sale OF imported goods offered in ch
moRd, took place to-day. Prices higher than any
heretofore obtained
The from Charezton to-day has had inspiring ef
feet.
Confidence felt here that shall have good tidngs
from Tennessee long.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
W. j. HARDEE,
LieUtenant-G t-General.

DEATH oE Col. RRADFoRD.-Col. James a. j.
Bradford of the Confederate States Army died in this
town at O'Clock this morning He was graduate OF
West Point of the Glass of 1921 end was, We under
Ordnance Corps Of the old Army, he was Commandant
of the Arsenal this place fer probably twenty years
Here his ioe and cultivated intellect end warm and
generous social impulses dreH around him circle o.
devoted friends. For gear Or Two past he bas beer
Comrnandaut of the post of Godsborougb. Ills healtt
continuing gradually to Decline he came to Fayetteville
fes weeks ago to Idle among bis friends" There il
reason to believe that his mind had been turned to th
Importance of preparation for the great change which
has come to him.-FayetsviHe Observer, 7tk inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
F.ou the Huntsville Confederacy, 4m.

R.,.-cRANs' ARMY.--We understood, o. late arri.
walls from UhattuOoga, thq the strength OF Rosecrans
aTmv baa heen ascertaned beyond reasonable doubt TO
ba &c COO his own orce being estimated at as 600 arc
Bur, side's at 10000. uwe Knew Gen BrAggs Io oe'
it zoud be mprudent to satd IT, hFt no may say, wa
think, witho1 imprcpriety-tbat VIC unde1tana 'oets
is less disparity bewoc3 the twT to the c.p,f
~ low that Braggs officers and troops are IN high
s-its and sangune Of victory whenever the battle Sna
! come Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
I,-,o,, op MorxT FruA-A ccounts from Messine

Eruption OF MOUNT ETYA.-Accouuts from Mess!na
slate that the volcano OF Mount Etna is again VJmlt-
n1 FIRE and lava rev eruption ID threatened in the
direction of Mounte The inhabitants OF Catanla tre
,rred at the formidable noise end the shower oil ssbes
ar d stones falling that direction The population OF
the mountain have made preparations tc quit 'ne'
Iiros Their horses are sadd! 3D. their cattle gath
arad aEd all their housenO.d furniture PACKED Up to be
raoav for immediate removal. Prayers offered in
the chr ches nd the relics Of saints are 10 he exposed
to the piety of tb9 faithful Terror prevails among the
on,,re ,op uGtion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

TIE terms Of our papers, the Daily Journal and tie
Weekly Journal printed in issue and it is lit
tie strange persons at distance them
when money for the Weekly paper sent for less time
than year, and for the Daily for less than three months
texcep TO soldiers in the army it will be laid aside until
called fcr If not called for within three months the
will be turned to proper person for the benefit
the sick sni HouESed solders.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

VIZ CoMNEED THE PROCLAMATION OF GovRRNoR ' ANcE to
the careful attention of our readers 1t every way
tty OF al attent We snd thoughtful perusa and
that its warnings and suggestions may be
upon We do so much stand in need Of harmony. 1t is
essential for rs TO be unit We be divided. We
cannot afford to be divided Division is nothing less than
rain We cannot afford to tolerate dobedience to law or
combinations to resist or render the laws nugaory We
cannot aford to indulge in or tolerate mob law.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. G., Sept 9th 1863.
The enemy silent to-day. Gen. Beauregard re fused
to hold any communication with the Yankee flag of
boat hereafter, until 2anaon is given of their
truce boats The Yankee officers captured Sum.
ter naval and marine officers We also the orig
inal flag of Fort SUMTER which Ns Anderson was com.
PEELED to lower and carried away, which Dahgren
hoped to replace.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
CHEERING NEWS FROM TEXAS.

BoBIIB SEPT. 9th. 1858.
Excellent wages being paid Texas for fed hands
Negroes sell at three Thousand dollars each. Cp
wards OF hundred thousand slaves have arrived from
Louisian and Mississippi Planters and speculstors ar
going beyond shEsVeprt to purchase hire nsgro,s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
FROH CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON Sept. 10, 1863
No firing last night except from Batteries The
emy working hard Morris Island Prisoners taken in
the assault Sumter landed in Jail last night. All
quiet this morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
SALTS ALI.

,sgRSONS wishing to purchase good article. will fad
CO., at At Little RiVes, c, Where they the keep On hand
large supp:y which they will sell at low fgur There
na,ts casters & CO.,
Little River, 8. c..
.us E, 1853. 45-9*t
rerettexl Ohsarvcr. COW to amonnt Of $40.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

THg contribution from Mrs. RoTBwELL acknowledged il
yesterdays paper should have been sS 5O instead $3.50
sc, printed We have forwarded ell the funds hand
10 Cen CLINGNlH the bcnt t Of N Troops at Char
lcstcn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Sept. lIth, 1868.
Last night we kept STEADY fire against Morris Is
land. The enemy did not fire gun. The Fonitors and
ronsides anchored off Morris Issrd apparently
celving an>mUn ton. NJ firing th;7 morning.