Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-05
wIInln gton.

81 and So. 1t indeed changed to"n' we
speak of the inhabitants at least of those to be
met upon its streets and who throyg its public places
War of course brings chapges The fear of attack has
made very many families permanent REFUGEES and to this
cause supeadded the OF the epidemic caus
ing the egn to be as nearly deserted town could well
be. We need not add that Wilmington has given hberay
of her bss and bravezt to the Of the country
The stopDage the usual channels OF trade OF
restad or charged current If trade here ana sHu l2os
stores and warehouses. Thus, for "e nonhs oi AeA
Vas done this state of things rapidly suo
ae5ed . new dise-ent Wilmington suddenly be-
came great focus and centre Of expottng anu import
1Dg which some people less politely cal running She
bocka4e To It focked and trading vessels The
long snrp steamer with bows like rszor became Vs
ts waters The ljnR shf 7eou!ato Je" or Gen
tile native or Io e:gD kesaer lookout than the
keenest steamer that lsTt the Clyde after.
A. consequence of ths s. Importing aud exportL.r
business, other kinds Of business sought habitat FOR
trade xregaous. Hen have Nrred stoTes houses il
demand crowded. Grange faces NEST you
at every corner and the older resen feos
- out of his street, an! accustomed hannts, and
IL no snail disgruntied thereby while all
renCe the scarcity and high price
othUr Isesssares, tie of course, the
severe Of ALL
Among the s:rargo people who thus kuriedy fnd thes
say any place. Will, matter of cou-Ee, be all
80 It's Of .taTGcterz good and some bad and
rseddling. Who have taken places Of bust
f1l citizens The majority of course, simply transient
81 the strictest Well, it takes all sorts of
people make world AID al Eors of characters did
laaho world, then Wilmington would be world-on
sla,! scale, 10 be sure.
Gotten is The king He gots ioto queer corners and OBJ
rud=s himself h neighbours don't like hra
lie large iyeIv stalls door Office used for
cotton warehouse, aud houses away up Market
Street, We paEE his majesty without
givGE Iookhis nature is 100 inflmmable to suit
notions il aneigabcur-brt there hs is, and can
oB'y grow.
We tnat, following the present floating population
aGI noaCag aon. in its wake, there is another class
supposed % conducive 10, indicative of high
scte public morality. Well whils people keep Qlet
al -aEoot blnic order and decenoy, suppose they
right to move on
gGis : d set .: a haaty sketch of a tra1
s,tIOnary ard ABNORMAL of scciety-in fact OF
Wm .on close OF October, 1853. strangers frd
Il du,-od find it duier Eut all
gomsrhug aid you may assured that they pursue
their otj CT with email energy. 1t is queer of
things certainly but it last. Things Will
d,wpfnd their level sort of avel, and til
GIser, unpleasant, half coed and half bad exciteneLt
ing IF h : s. ASH n. CRoNLY y
Il y he goul N phr will take its = SC. re-
mi = toxic seel-rlI enem7 trust.
III f he Of Hore acc mmodations. always
a I'd in Wr7 G.. hts become Crying, yea
sroar;nG az beIoWi ev,a bowling out and oursiI
ext one h. 10 to'eraole and not to bs rdured How
much have heard from the beard i?s of irate
Il corFet-b. g' c. I'D tell, and could rot
tell ourselves.
We know MT exactly bank wherein the wild ftyme
Rrows-but II noble cak-a live oak think whee e.
upon full company could roost with great comfort and
security Persons of good character might get &C
commodated ct reasonable rates. if timely application be
madewe would at this flee, but fear the rnsh.
Some time -perhaps not soon, but "some
sime"we ali II pc to realize dream of Happiness,
hid ien ava7 deeply in hearts the pryrg
g1stveness heads has unable discover it.
time in the hereafter, viii have passed
az, and all friends reunited "SoEle time" and
pestlence, and famine, will be forgotten words. "Some
time all WOUNDS will be healed, all broken hearts bound
Gp. "Sone time peace will revisit land, and families
be again gathered around Their domestic hear hs-the
dreams of love will be zed the hopes of happiness be
summed INTO fruton and if death has in to blast
hese forever in this world sti 'sope time" the true
heart will d peace, he wounded spirit be consoed and
ey piercing through and gloomy clou0s
that lCur the troubled waters OF present existence
better and happier time "beyend the
Iail
Bu: the weary heart Tot always resist the terrible
impression that this future some time " is indeed but
rsam cTedzIity-the very mockery of hope. That isl
hun soul could fully realize such feel
X aud live oI Away, deeply hidden though it may be,
here il n sV1y aCul yearuEg hope spstains it in
Is darkest he1r. God help the spiris from which
hat has departed!
tics ai that ia DARK will be made cleara that
wrorg W. lie made right, tbs is evil will be nadei
ooCt est s1cl the dream THAI meG sometimes dream
capGot help thinking that there 40 good end true
1ougl- asrr= .oJ that viii not come Zine fud its ea.
2tioo1o a7il that will ao yet meet its exposure and
- 'shslegJs
WheI L hs- : dark hall ha re been made clear, many
a '"s L Seeil mosF rgnS IS OF errtng NOR il
-, li IL tla: purFr igL: been sn wrong.
aTa STRUGGLES conIes.3-wFo Men reason is
sax ana hs Judgment ta.ible. The only thing Of vi
is that trying do right La Ia in fact
J'g right sc far as lies il his pc 2d thss some ts
er0 OF hereafter he will have this re ward.
= net4nes ~ viii all 7rift .ato toolsh mood which
ny for the above ronseaaa in which w hs We
Ia ~ wh.- awaiting tn arrival Of the mails and .se.
- pms.
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