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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

II has always been matter of question with as
whether the running of tue blockade save govern
ment account, did not ter 10 do US more harm than
good Recent observation has lead to the cuson
that the harm decidedly Preponderatts
Some ttrgs must be imported for the use Of Inc gov
ernment and also drugs and chemicals for the
of he people in service but the government has
slow ia resortng the true system of dsconnectug s
Ell from SPECTATORS and taking all the risks and al the
advantages ITSELF in the instances Of the Gcfe aud
Corn,lba. 1t would have ad7antaged the government
old millions had she at the start appointed her
agents. bought half dozen swift steamers of light draft
taken cotton when she could have gotten it tori Fix
ana scld exchanged it in foreign Per for arms etc
Ofcoue, the steamers might og convenience sake have
gone under GDy flag that might be most conVe-
nicnt.
But, apart from government necessities, We are In
cned to the opioon that private enterprise in running
tie blockade either from the Yankee States by and
underground railroad) from Nassau elsewhere by
SEA- has worked disadvsntageous5 to currency, and
quently to the creot OF Confederate govern
menE. For instance, Federal greenhacks" sought
for at premium 10 Richmond by blockade runners, not
that they circulate them South but that hey want
buy goods with them North to be smuggted through
the lines For instance, also, any wanting to
the blockade from Nassau hunts Tor gold. Gold is
boarded and in the competition for it, thcs demand
cesjs the visible supply, it brings inordnate Pgem
urn and OF course currency is at inoldnae aud
due discount. We admit that the currency is Ef .d
and that there is in quarters want OF perfect
fdence indeed there must be in all thIgs tie issue
of which is still in the tutuEe but at the tine.
most seriously believe that very much OF The dpiec!a
ton OF the currency is Que 10 the demand for gold by
speculative patita desirous CT uuniUg the blockade the
the iLaaton Of rcta CT domestic produce arising partly
from this cause, ary from inadt qu&e supply and part
ly FROM sympathy with tie excessive prices obtained at
auction sass OF imported goods.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

TIE enemy is evidently afraid to attack Charleston
OF Mobile and cannot get up to Savannah This is ap-
parent. He fears defeat with its evidently crushing
ef ct.
But he will attack some place that he thinks he can
take. At least that is the natural conclusion.
He ia still on the Southern coasts with his iron.
cIaGs. Have we any assurance, that, scared IF at
other points, lie may not make dash at Wilmington
have any assurance that any batteries, simply as
batteries, can stop his iron-cad Monitors?' Have
We any assurance that they mag not past auy tort,
ii that fort not assisted by obstrucons which they
cannot pass, and wheh the FIRE the forts will prevent
tier removing Have We any assurance Of absolute
safety except ipCfcctua distractions?
We throw cut these questions because we think there
is something in thsm. We may be mistaken, but at
any rate they do 20 harm, and may c, good
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
For the ,Jcurrai

5.
A5SSrS Efi.crS: llease allow a small space in
coiuurI kay few words in bella OF the
stoned officers aid prfvates of Since eulst-
meat in the army twelve on his ego, heve strictly
observed the which have tanEpired a
which the soldiers have received from ladies' where
off Writ occasi na!ly.
If | any judge q human Laturs ] may say that
fnely dde1 ence is made between the pd!er
aud The officer have paid some visits to acGuantances
aiaed by CEicers and been rather
eddy 81 because Lfi"er along. The iupr sson
abroad in tie la, that If onicer he
ia th3 right stock Eotbag dos the private lack to
k him God a. it bLt the mission OF q
Capt and d fine blue uuorm with two three bafs
Of gold lace upon the collar, AID few yars of the
material running 2igZ4g up to the i0Uw If he is
thus rugged IF he is OF tie aht material Nothing
mains make him the true gentleman It matters
hat his moral Character is. hut if be
feer hi K he ouIh be treated ike he W. not
with OF the notice o. any ojy ve"y read l. sdni
that 10 he Ks 10 be found, grea, many meg
great many just aud Respectable gentlemen rhe
ranks where else If every gentleman il the
federats States officer AID every rascal private
think great change would be wrought in the army
think tbs br Of ofcrrs would &c very large
hat OF the privates. don't pretend 10 saS that
much praise is bestowed upon tbs officers of
bu d. sly that the soldier is too often spurbed
aud treated with contempt, by these who ought to
sOect him. 1t ought to b. recolected By al that the
pTiVatts the very eb God Of the Country were
and that day rather i'll ell be eq2al
ity NIX.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
FROM VIrK(BURG.

VICKsBUsG. March 9Th, 1868.
One of the enemys Gunboafs approached opposite the
City, the other side of the Peninsula and threw few
shells all but falling short. Nobody hurt on ou sde'
Our bate les did not reply The enemy reported 10 De
moving their forces higher up the river Two gunooat
the yesterday supposed to be removing
troops from opposite Warrenton. The oosca OF their
movement is not known here.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

III We felt like initiating tue txsmpe OF our co.enpo
rares, We might write long editorials
mediation evouton in the Northwest, apathy at the
North and East the situation = g&nsrally, andsthe
yicksbura cut % ID p.rtcalsr. 6
Bat wetel lie ncas of fhase 4kipgs inte,v 4stion
and uediston are ready pls5ed cut, end We don1 feel
like wasting phper aud ink upon them now, They may
come but we don't know Whether We ought must 70 &c
sire or to fear hem Bat they not here neither
they 10 sight We would like to the North sierra
States detach tI- nzeives from he Lincolie kaguc
against "a, bat willie ae Kentucky, Maryland and
Western Virginia siding with the enemy what reason
North Of The OHIO, We place very little reli nee in
the stories OF reliable genemn ard highly intelligent
females arriving by flag Of truce other"ise
The North nsy be tired OF the war; aud the East
may think that prejudice is likely to arise again s: New
England but neither North nor Ess. has abatetl It's
malice towards us, its desire TO bring the South in
chains and yoke her tributary to the cas OF Nor-
ern commerce and Northern domination.
In fact, they seem to have ida fresh revival of
levment at the North, strong effort will be made
to get up another grand army for another On to Rich
nond."
Speculation is not much use. he V;cksburg canal
not much use. It won't be much use for the Yam.
KEGS to try to hold their position 10 Middle Tennessee
after the rvers fall 1t won't be much use for sny-
cheap expecting The blockade to be broken up soon
tesp Of things will be Of 10 uae-for instance it viii
be of no use for us TO write any mrre just low. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

DANIEL j. R1cAEDo, Secretary Of the Howard Az
ISOLATION of New Orleans died last month in that City
Mr.. Ricardo was not only The Secretary, but also one
of the most active members Of the Association and did
noble service during the vstations of New
Orleans by Yellow Fever.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

PoTAsH.-Mr UNKLAR, Of Brunswick county, has
left with a specimen of potash, made the planta-
ton OF JOSEPH GREEN, Esq, of that county from OAK
ashes.
We are rot very good judges Of the article but we
know that this is very strong Leaving it on window
SILL with several sheets oil paper uaer IT, We were
what surprised to find it half melted and rhe paper sat
urated. We suppose must attribute this to its af-
nifty for water. Taking the whole afir up carefully
as we could some Of got hands and left lis mark
in an instant.
Potash can be made and ought to be made exen-
sivt!y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

We are pleased to learn that our ycurg friend and
toHnsn an, Marshall BROWN, has received his com
mission as Lieutenant in the Confederate Navy
Lieutenant BROWN u.s. fer bis years, experienced sea-
man, 9TH in the merchant service, and in the q. g.
Revenue marine and will doubt do good service for
the Confederate States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

NOZZLE, March 18th, 1868.
Reliable information has been received that the Yankees
gone up the Tenness river to Florence with de
of upbcas About 400 Cavalry lapded andsdesroy
90 very hing their route through Frank and Law
renee counties. The latest accounts Say that they
marching from Moulton, in Lawrence county southwest
hrorab Marion county in direct line towards Aberdeen
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
Real Estate and Stock Sales

On yesterday Exchange Corner, Advertised by Htls
Morris, Auctioneer.
Wharf Property foot of Mulberry Street $780, 500
g Vest side of tiver joining WI.
Maa X. Il. Co., 20, 500
between Orange and Ann Streets. 6.5UG
80 Corner Front and Caste Streets. 3,e5D
On Sd between he'd Cross and Wal
luG Sues,s ...,........ 1000
Corner Princes aud sixth Streets. 700
" Sh and Red Cross streets. 700
$4,000 Nfr Carolina txes july 1852 O5
so averaging SIG 60.
"a harss Vii & Nan r. Co.. $l02 3d.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

sFaING really appears to Gave burst out upcu and
tie wfatEer tor The last few Days hos been warm and
tamy. By Il: way, last plight We were most un-
pleasantly reminded OF this fact by veritabe no
Eqnioe mosquitoe in March At any time the
winged msceans bad enough, but a. this time their
bo sucking as parallel in its aroci'y, in that
of specuators pIe5ing upon tie ials OF blet ding
country, engaged in life and death struggle for every
thing dear to free peopIe-Loily Journal, 9th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

The Charlotte BulletiH of yesterday announces the
accession OF Dr. a.. M. PRIroHARD, OF that town, to
the editorial the Bulletin, as CO editor of that
paper.aDr. PRiTcHARD il gentleman Of talents and
and val, no doubt, add interest and yslas 10
the cgauIans of the Bulletin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
THE YANKEE ADVANCE ON KINSrON.

RALEIGH, March 9th, 1862
The State Journals Kinston correspondent dated March
sh seys that the enemy twelve thousand sroDg
encan ed last git ten miles below Knston and their
troops in motion. special dispatch to the Journal
That the eremy have fallen back and all quiet Elk Yam
KEGS we're Killed ard Lwo CcnfE deratcs missing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
MONSIEUR BBTAECuURT,
Co s4lar Agent Of France,
Whining ton, u. C..
. p. BENJAMIN.
Secretary OF State.

JOIN VAN buren, is politician Of tie Monitor
Glass;" beipg sbeaked if not iniron certainly in i'm
pnetrsbl brass AID like The turrett Of the new iron
clads made to revolve according it may suit him
JOHN twice the wGy. To-day is he here
morrow be is theIe. Now, he is for peace. The next
day Tor vigorous and RELENTLESS prosecution of the
war" All attempts to give John local habtation
and poliiicsn would be useless. The most
that be said OF him is that be strong JOHN VAN
BUREN man, and in bis tergiversatious true chip OF
the old block pup of the old fox of Kinderhook.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

TEE SOUTHERN LITERARY HEssENeER"--We
have had some enquiries in reference to this publication
The February humber, before Us, gives the follow
ing information Is is published monthly in Rich
nond, Va, by MACFAELASE Il FERGUSON, at IS n
year, strictly in advance. 1t is edited by DR.. s.. w.
BAGBY, accomplished writer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
ron the JOURNAL.
rpoM CHARLEs Ton.

CHARLEsToS, March 7th, 1868.
large spansh screw frigats appeared off the bar late
last evening Her boat has reached The City this
ing to communicate with the Spanish Conful sea er
towing what appeared be iron cad, passed the bar
r>i. q Southw ard last evening.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

THUNDER AND LIGHTNING lit commenced thunder
ing and lightning last night shortly after dark and kept
it up with more or lees energy all night 1t also rained
little, but the ground shows little signs of it this
Ing, and the weather is as warm as the season would
seem TO justify -Dail4 Journal lO!h
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

EoNs heavy reports on Saturday were cccasioDed by
practicpg The guGners batteries On the
At first it seemtd tn ugh the bcckaders might be
firing Oh some vessel. But after Mile people in towp
found it out. We make this statement for the inorma-
tioD OF parties in the surrounding country vino bard
the firing without kroW lug It's cause.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
From RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, March 9TH 1863.
There no truth in tie report published his morning of
shf Sunday in Gloucester County Va. 1t has been
seetained by reconnaissance that the enemy re-
tired strong FORTH Gloucester Point and no at
tack
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

TnE resignation CT SE1esL, if confirmed is o.
the strangcst moves on the Yankee Chess board
SE1eEL had Lot done much in Virginia, but certainly
had disg uisLed himself in tie Trans Mississippi dis
trict Perhaps be didn't get showing in Virginia.
He had great LfGence in arousiug the German pcpu-
h'n of Missouri, especially that portion along the
Missouri River
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

RESIGNATION OF Gen. CoCHRANE. General John
Cocbrane of New York, and member of the last Con-
eress from chat State, has resigned The H cers of
brigade accompanied him in body to the car, at Fall
mouth on his departure.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
rENNEssEE STATE rkEAsURER.

CHATrANooGA March 9TH, 1868.
Governor Harris has appointed Gen'l Jcei a. Battle,
of State, fill the vacancy occasoned by the
death of Gel. Macgregory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
FROM CHARLESTON.

6HARLEsToN, March 10th ls,,
All quiet here No signs OF the enemy except tbs
number of bockaders off the bar. '''I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

Qua tr' ops On tie Rappabannock ore making the
best out OF the circumstances il which they are placed
having bad suDdry sham fights with snow-has ard even
with the loose SOON ts which has been twelve inches
deep. We have seen some very amusing accounts of
ii Sc enc untefs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

TIE teitgEapalc dispatches in to-day's Journal wi
be tuDd long end part OF them Interesting. Oar ez
charges bring us very little news
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.


In the Senate to day bill passed requiring the pre-
yment of Postage letters sent to soldiers The in.
pressmsnt bill was considered in secret session Mr..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

It is with soued people as with narrow-neck
ed bottles the less they have them the noise
they make IN pouring out.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
Circular.
DEP sRTMEHT OF fTAGB.
niobmoud, Feb. It'll, 1873.

Riobmoud, Feb. It'll 1873. I -
f1r have again to irfom you of the raising of the
blockade OF two ou'heru 20 by sup arior forces
Lis government Is Cicialy inferno If the total dis
PEI sion and OF the bCckadrg squadron
ntiV stationed If GavestCn Haboi 10y the combined
tack of nd aud naval of the Cohederscy In this
attack the M steSmer Harriet ane captured
and the flag ship of the ladron hs Yves tfed bio
and destroyed The blockade of the port Of Galveston
l. the: efoTe al end
The armed beats which raised the blockade al
GalFe proceeded eabiDe Pass they again
at a. k he ereBys cckadeTs cap ured thirteen gurs
lars tanrity VI stores NUMBER of prisoners No
DOI kaCHg feet Exists Of sc bbe Pass and The steam
OF The GOuedeTaCy the cruising
Cd he PAS with enemy sigIt.
This Eio nation gwen for guidance Of ch OF the
chsLts OF raIn nsy de trade ih either
OF Tx open ports of Galveston cT eabiEe Pass.
Respectful ly, yclc cbt seIv't,
J. P. BENJAMIN.
Secretary of State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

wANrEp-A few copies of the Weekly Jousaot of the
18th Of February tocompete nles. Any of
tubsc ibers having copy OF the above date and spare
r. will do n. . favor by forwarding it to Us.
s. 1868.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

THE annexed Circul.r " has been addressed to the
Consular Agent Of France at this point, 1t will be
that it caly the raising of the block
ade Ct two Southern ports
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

The Mobile Register is guilty OF the following -
Planters look to your hog pens. dstng uished aa
thorits says the pen 10 mightier than the sword
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

COUNTY CoURT-1ke Court OF Pleas aud Quarter
Sessions Zoe New Hanover County holds its sessions
this week il the Court House.
This forenoon maj ,riy of the ID stices being pre-
SENT w. a Wright Esq, was elected Chairman, and
tne following gentiemen Special Co urt to serve one
year
P. w. FANNIEe,
w. 8. LAskrss.
J. A SANDxRs,
SD. Wallace,
j. A. TAYLOR.
Daily Journal 10th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
cosrEDEnATR srAriEs or AMERICA.

n. O.. THURsDAY.fARoHl H. lsSs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

Daily Journal, 10th.
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The New York herald., 1863-07-21
TUESDAY, JULY 81 1863.
HELP wANrED-mALEs.

GENTS in TOWNS AND SOLDIERS IN CAMP oil
n dssargcd ara making easily el6 per day selling ou
great new Union Pzs and Stationery Packages contain
Ac, worth over u for only H cents splendid wstsi
perfect umekeepcr preeentAd free 70 each agent Prfz
In enless variety prices Agents
AL through the country send for new crcllsss for lSe:
con tainng exre inducetneptA 8. O, MCKARn6 Co, ~
Nassau street. A<ssst and oldest Prise Package House
the world. $50 s +
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

A HEsrECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN.
lately arrived from the old country wishes sitnst
- cf children, or to ds chamber
wors and waiting w small private family. Csn be
Seer, fsons r~orL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
= g.

We notice In the negro stsalers organ
Of this city, an advertisement under the
above caption. A few days since the ed.
isoE Of the organ aforesaid, inform
ed his readers and 'fshe balance OF
mankind" that the two letters above,
represented "ssrung Brotherhood :" bat
he omitted TO inform them what kiHd of
STRONG" was represented, we presume
however, that negro strong is intended
The opponents Of democracy are "sosas''
on getting up secret organizations but
they have always, as they will In this to-
stance, most sigually failed in accomplish
ing their object The time was, when
the leaders of the Republican party were
members Of = secret organization, which
had for its object, the amendment Of out
naturalization laws, so rs to prevent for
signers from voting until they had been
citizens Of the United States TWENTY
ONE YEARS, and to exclude all forsisn-
err and Cathotscs from ever holding once
In the Unted States. They psospered for
time, bat aually went under. They
have risen once more astrids of the mig
ger and are riding The poor darkies to
ruin and death. They are 80 dsspioable
STAGE their new situation has been fully.
discovered, that in order to secure har-
nony among themselves, thsy have re-
sorted to the organisation of q secret So
eiesy to be called tbs Stinktag Breath %
society. We don't think many honest
msn will be csaght in any OF their pa
trid dens. -#-a.a t51
IL the Abolition Republicans really
waas new nane, Why don's they call
themselves "Grsenhaeks." They are
both at the same discount, and daily pass
for more than they are worth. They ean
nevsr catch - honsss man With thsirI
as. b. s ....s@.ars
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
Democratic State Convention.

Taa DszasSzsss Of The stats u Iowa are request
ID 70 send delegates 10 state osavsakioa harshy
called 70 Be Asd al kas Capitol in the ety Of Dss
Aaiasss "a "WEDNESDAY THE BOTH DAY or
MAE SKxT, Ar "a O'CLOCK m-, ses sas saspoas
ef nomlaasins Candidates Gag Govsrnss, LAszt,
Governor and Sadgs Of Supreme Court, 70 be azp-
ported at the ensuing October sscGisn and Of trans
sszanG EsGa sahsr sssiasss - may be deemed
necessary.
TAs saaas Of coauty Representation viii be one
asisgats fer every Aaaarsd votss for RiSh-
ara d. sylvester, Secretary Of state. sad aas fos
sT@Ey fsaskion over nfSy-~&nd upon Ehis bzsIs Ghs
several counties viii De sntikled to Be represented
as follows win:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
wRysam LECTURE
@ TO YOUSG MEN.

E4ss LxREsd "a frdIca LEFEIeFF.
PRICE. siI CENTS
4 LECTURE ON FHg NATCRB, ThkAt 1Ls.
AND RADICAL CUBE or sPERAATOkAhuas =,
or Seminal wsaknsss iBFoiantAf? A&4ssl0. - = =
uAl Debility, aud fmped. meats 10 kafFis&s =.
ally, Nervousness, Gems uulG yA EVssF'! "a ~. re
Mental and Physical lncagaliT Es'a'A'-" $50
Sslf-4Lase, &E
BIZ R0ET. j GULF An = Bill =
4&fkSy Of iAs "GrsgS Boakz r ~.
TIE wuris-TsnowTled author, N ta!s A4l -l-,
Lecture, clearly proves from bis ows t12sl,.t \,
that the awful Consequences Of seti-2lsa' -
sHectuAIly removed without iBteEpA. ne-. -'.-
he d&nEeEea sustaaI opeTat 4essr beEsl'', =
Hasnsss gdhsa sr eoFdiais, pofatius os' = -
cure a. usseH esgt4in and sExactRat b. SAlh '.s-
sasTersst Is matter Ehs& bis condition Eal x =
case atuHsef cAs&Rlg, privately and Mag a., -.
Lestars viii prove aeeon to thausAals a" '''
gAn4a.
I Sent under Saal t. aHy address II - - -
snxslepe, I'd TIA Feeeipt Of SD csltt q fs' g''e
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