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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08

Nor MUCH OF A V1croRY-Tbe Yankee n.nors
claim brilliant victory" for Gen Foster in North
Carolina, yet it requires two columns and half of
closely printed matter to publish list of the killed and
wounded; and correspondent says is impossible to
or two" few such victories would blow the
Abolition army in North Carolina " sky high"
Rtchnno.d
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08
EDTEGE,

ON MONDAY, tie 18Th day Of January next, at the
idence Of tho late Andrew J. Williams, will sell at
public Auction crop CT Corn, Fodder &c. complete
Pa ming implements, Cattle, Horses, Hogs, &C.
agonS and Carts, and Household AID Kitchen Furniture
the time and place, will hire o0t for The
suing year several likely negroes.
ELIZA LANE WILLIAMS, Adm'X.
6llt-lS-tS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08
From the London Daily News.
The Paris Plot 60 AssRsSInWGe Napoleon.

Travelers arriving from Paris state that nothing is
talked Of there but the plot OF which correspondent
gave the first public intimaton, few days ag. For
eigners and others anxious to the EmprJr Com.
pegne informed that at present all audiences are
suspended A gentleman, who was ia that Capital on
Monday, writes to
" Besides the Boulevard Prince Eugene plot almost
every one you meet inquiries, Have you not ie1rd Of
the Emperor being shot at down at UompIegnr2 A
man assured me soemnly, Monday, that vi the
Gent Gardes killed at Compegne by ball ln-
tended for the Emperor, and that the
cuted the spot Ia order to enio &c the Truth 'f the
anecdoe, he assured me that he had seen a lady who
had seen sister OF the slaughtered Gent Garde Ia deep
mourning for him. Moreover, be said that the bnet
OF particular description and On de purpose 10
penetrate the coat OF mail which nperOr
I" The improbability of such an affair bsing -ushed
up is, however, so great that one cannot s"ao" IT,
But very curious that many tales OF plots and
assassinations should be the air There is no dJuot
at all about the increased activity OF the pJce,
and the terror among the class OF political sus ecs
The Paris correspondent OF the Guardian, after rela
ting how the opening Of the Bouevar OF Prin Eu-
gene Was suddenly postponed, writes
" Plot no plot, am wholly unable to tell you
what may be trntb talsenoOd OF The Tumors in
ation out as the sudden adj ,urnm,nt of the inau-
guration | can entertain dJubt, both from inIDr
nation from dire t sources and also the evide &C
of common The Question s what has been the me-
tive the step TAKEN and othe egregiDusy no
respecting it perperated by The MoDiteur. Arrests are
ead 10 nave taKtt pace, ana Italians arc "' go " '0
)ng the One ory has II that port 4aea1
lost n an omnlnus aud examined oy tue n c. e. re-
vea traces OF plot against th7 lie Oh ne n hperof 10
. carried ont by raclire along the iuttuded lice Of
route on Sau day Another report says that something
unpieasapt OF the kind bad ateady occurred Com.
re.yne know not # there be any foundation or YES.
Ige of ira 10 these flying rumJs bur il l. qI-e CIR.
tain that public ceremony has been abruptly po1i-
ooned that il would not have BEEN postpJued With
~ and that the Emperor not he nan 10 nave
a loved sush q thing to be do without seri US aud
s fi:ient coos deraLiou. Or course no whi,rr o.
nese matters has been su red TO fad way ato tnS
public press. ..e-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN FIFTY-FIRsT REGIMENT A.
THE BATTLE OF NEUsE RIVER BRIDGE ON TIL


LIST OF CASUALTIES IN FIFTYFIRST REGIMENT AT
THE BATTLE OF NBUsE RIVER BRIDGE ON TIE
l7TH.-OFFICIAL.
Company A, Capt Walker Wounded-sL Highsmith,
slightly in hip; ; A Harrison, slightly in knee.
slightly CorpI Wood, slightly Privates O Smith,
seriously; Jas Brown, seriouslv Thornton slightly
Company c, 1t Branch com'd'g. Wouuded-Lt Branch,
slightly Privates E Robinson. seriously in bowels
Southerland seriously in side David James, slightly
in head David Watson, slightly in side.
Company D, Capt Mcdonald Klled-James Smith.
Wounded CorpI Comfy slightly, in leg; Private
Currie slightly; Hair, slightly. arm; James West,
slightly, hand Missing, Private Augustus Musslewhte,
Company E. 1t Pope commanding no casualties.
Company F, Capt Norment Wounded-serg't G
Faulk, slightly; Privates Baxey seriously Jesse
Brewer, seriously.
Company G, 1t Chinnis Commanding Wounded--Pri
Yates j Jolly slightly Ward seriously J Thomp-
son, Marley Merritt, John Arnold, Fairfax slightly.
Company a, 1t Bamberger, com'd'g. Killed-Privstes
Nm Frink, Nathan Little. >Wounded-9erg't Brown,
slightly Privates Eli Sasser, David Care, VIM Batten
Calvin OdoH, John Cartwright. slightly.
Company l, Capt. Sloan. Killed-Charles Carver
Wounded-Lt G T Guy, slightly Privates John W Alen
seriously in arm DaE s 81 ghty; Jao Guy slightly in
foot; Oliver Hall, slightly hands and a"e nes ser
ousy, head T Powers seriously in thigh J D Pope
seriously in thigh l. Tew slightly in side. Missing
Private Parter.
Company <, Capt Underwood. Killed--It Boykin.-
Wounded Sargt Elliott, slightly in hand Corpls Brad
shaw and Stone slightly Prvates Branch, severely
Pope. P "''SDs f'''A''' " ''fD''' '''''A''H' M
Total killed 5--wounded---5 Missing grand total
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08

The steamers Phoebe, Hammet, Pinckney, Justi!a
snd Merrmac with stores and ammuption for the Con-
tederate States have arrived at Bermuda.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.

PATNTS-PAINTs.
DURE WHITE LEAD;
IL - Snow White Zinc
- White Gloss Zinc
Linseed Oil, Varnsh, Paten Dryers sc. For sale whole
sale and retail, by ". 81. LIPPITT,
Feb Is. Druggist i Chemist.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08
Lincoln to the Army.

Lincoln has just issued the following address to the
Yankee army, in which it will be be attributes the
recent defeat at Fredericksburg to accident:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
Washington, Dec. 22 1862. {
To The Army of the Potomac:
I have just read your Commanding Generals prelim-
mary report of the battle of fredericksburg Although
you not successful the attempt not error
nor the failure other than accident
The courage with which you, in an open field main
tanned the contest against entrenched foe and the
consummate skill and success with which you crossed
and recrossed the river 10 the face of the enemy, show
that you possess all the qualities of great army which
will yet give victory to the of the country and Of
popular government. Condoing with the mourners
for the dead and sympath zng with the severely wound
ed congratulate you that the number of both is com
paratively so small.
tender you officers and soldiers, the thanks of the
nation.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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GRINDSTONES

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, of any SIZE required, from
~ Deep river, be furnished application to
LINEHAM 4 CO.,
Branch P. O., Chatham Co N. G.
Orders be left with E. Hall, who is our agent
in Wilmington.
Nov 2Sth, 1862 1O-3m*
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THE ADVANCE UPON RICHMoND-AN AMENDED PRO
GRAMME-GENERAL BUKNsIDEs MARCH DELAYED.

THE ADVANCE UPON RICHMoND-AN AMENDED PRO-
GRAMME-GENERAL BUKNsIDEs MARCH DELAYED.
From the Philadelphia Press, of Nov. 2l.]
The military authorities at Washington have de-
termined to make diversion in different quarter
from that occupied by the Army of the Potomac.
The vastness of this army, with its present contracted
lines and strong position renders available tor opera
tlon in various directions according to the designs Of
the Commander-in-C Chief. The fact that Que of
most distinguished Generals has expressed the opinion
that to take Richmond now must temporarily divert
the eaemys attention from his fortified base OF opera.
tions is think, enough to warrant us IN the belief
that no immediate advance upon Richmond Will be
made from Fredericksburg. The approaches by water
to the rebel capital are many, and SO good that we
scarcely know which might prove the most advanta-
geous in case an expedition like that which failed on
the Peninsula should once more be sent against Rlch.
moBd. ghe attractive bats to the rebel leaders, to
found at various points along the Southern coast,
aurng enough, and if coaxing will not bring the
rebels out their strength what force will
do. The question then from what point should
the force be applied and who shall make the diversion
Fer such demonstration we have choice of three
points eminently eligible /. By way OF York
river, landing at West Point, 20 miles below
Richmond. 2. By Wy of Jam river, landn
on the south bank, at The mouth of the Appona1ox,
about Is miles from Richmond, moving upon Fort
Walthall and threatening the rebel capital from the
rear, and cutting it of from railway communication
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08

General Wool has been superce led oy "cne'"A
,chenck and has gone to his home in Troy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08
GENTLEMEN IN THE COUrTRY

DRING GOODS to o. s. Baldwin and have your Goats
ID Pants and Vests cut. Homespuns in latest style
by the celebrated Cutterrat
BALDWIN'a.
Jan. 1st, 1868 l4-2i
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08

with the Southern States. 3. By way of Suf ,lk
through Nansemond Isle of Wight, Southampton and
Prince George counties along excellent roads, throuh
level, welLwatered plain, seizing Baudfjrd Heights
overlooking Petersburg. This is march Of 68 miles.
In the latter movement would have the of gun
boats in the james river if needed and the privilege If
landing reinforcements as high up as City Pont IL
miles below Petersburg, and Ooggins Point, IL miles
below that city. Such course oi proc dure as the
latter was designed for the army OF the Potomac last
sprinq but was claimed to be impractcabe from the
fact that the Merrmac was in existence and the Ams
river was not n o7r possession A movement OF ibis
kind now would possess all the grandeur Of
that mapped but for General Mcclellan last
spring, without the great difficulties which i'm
peded progress, and finally rendered our et-
forts futile upon the Peninsula besides this would
shacke our weak columns on the coast now threaeued
with destruction in etail and render Washington
tirely safe as it was so long Mcclellan prosecu e3
aapk movement toward the rebel capital FroE.
Petersburg, cavalry expedition would be necessary
only to proceed West to the Burkevilie Junction of
the Tennessee and Danvlle RI rOads and destroy th
both. 1t seems to us that il Petersburg in
our hands, it would give US virtual possession OF the
entire South, and force Gen. Lee to sht his army
either to determination or submission, without any
chance of retreat or means of ob aiming supplies
Inducements from the South and Southwest. Su'h a
magnificent diversion could nov b. made without
weakening the Army of the Po'om c. the expedition ot
Geo Banks, any other ind pendent corps, xcep',
perhaps that of Gen Fos er, n North Carolina aud 1t
would have the eff ct 10 give series o cs,v- VIC
tories which would put end to the rebellion before
the enlistment OF our " nine months volunteers" Is
out This or some other similar diversion. should he
made at once, render the capture Of Richmond by
Burnside certain.
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Professional and Business Cards.

J. COX, W.. P. KENDALL, J. s. KENDALL.
cox, KENDALL, & CO.
. COMMISSION MERCH ANTS AND WHOLESALE GRO
GERS, No. ii & II, North Water St:
1891 9tf
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ALEXANDER OLDHAM,
DEALER IN GRAIN AND COMMISSION MER-
~ CHANT.
WILMIS GToN, n. G..
Prompt attention given the sale of CottO Flour Bd
con I'D other Country Produce
Dnn1 "
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I.yATKEp a"ARES

WALKER mEARES,
DRUGGIsT AN . APOTHECARY,
( No. As MARKET STREET.
full stock of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass
Hair brushes pant Brasees Toilet soaps Fancy Articles
The attention of Physicians especially called to the
stock of Medicines which warranted being pure
November Is, 1859.
WILLIAM H.. LIPPITT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils Dye Stufs Window Glass Garden Seeds
Perumery Patent Medicines &C. &C. of Front and
ketsts Immediately opposite SHAvs Old stand Whining
.on. n. C..
JOSEPH l.. KEEN,
4 CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
< public that he is prepared to take contracts in his line
business. He keeps constantly hand LINE, CEMENT
PLASTER PLAsTEgEG HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FIRE
PRICE, &c.
3. To Dsters of Turpentine is prepared to put
ap Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-1y.
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MARINE NEWS.


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R%dnetat.t.n, esptde b~sfonosre S&tdlt&'
ieiten Mot. 0ine Mutisr w0rte ibr gum
Bet(ptel smpfcbltn babsn. G& nI&l in
DamaR ~ fIstren.
DAD nae Nal., ale Goiot. In ibrsm
alsipe unp ibru Mautius pon (9ra,3tm
Damaf. NIT tbrsm msibsu Greppbul aus
etn9, natm fs, froblsnb uon 6situftit.
bldbeno ROTH uno 1ol,. rsn arm 9uIjeans.
Batter. loate Ve, rte RnttR tn mid
0aljean a%ntporlstste in sinem Gone. rsr
bitter tlana wts rsr Con nnse Neirii&sn
NuulfsbR!
@uf esm, Spaaisreana mar er >pte &C.
m6bnli&. Vie ft iaridtamsn, iraBte q
@o(sttl:
@trR eu tstn 9Isto unp but pom (oni
nidt wispu troeen2
Giss ee(dob In Ben, 3tmmu Goi.ttee
Golst,s rnbte f6 uu nod rsm S6ranf
In weldsm. tbre &lsteu aus rem 1lo1u
nod ttn9sn.
Dis(s idlsdten &od.n ! iapte 6s. 8a.
ter, tpaS loa Id romit anfaneen2
Netn. jene ordbltdtn Dinae leoe i'd
Mot wtseu an. Wtt renr Dinos "a GU
rsm 8epfe fsbs d. ia aus mie cine aI'
66dsrin.
~@aIjsan (suf,ts..
Don ris(sm Muosntlids an bsmnfI'
sr. rob Goittt. re font imn''r au 6au('
bIeitsn polis. unp ftte af(o9t bate
Batter. id %untubolh MID bier bs1sL jtB|
INNER aue9ebsn pouts.
Nun ia, warum bat man tin bdb(3se
0eGdt unb fd5ne <irer. usnn- NOR ii
nidt fsbsn lo0tn fol-?
Gr bsnesfte aud. roe Goi,tte ni6t mtb1
re 9robe @orliebe fir csn 6intfrbcf unit
fur frin Stlbdsn bort bate. Sie bisl
,G4 jet lisber I'm @a.tsn ouf unp 9ina
oar ni9t uuBsru en- rsm @itnr bin UNI
bsr.
DaIjean trat init fsin,m Gu6 IN, Ten
@arten. II blisb In (dnem 5ofs wis ru
6unr.
,Mle Golstte tpuBts, raB fe (d6n III.
uerlor fe ris NnmuIb, tas ni&t au wi0tn,
jene w%unpnton Nnmulb; rsnu 1T
S66nbstt, wsl&e BON r,r un~b.fanesnbsi'
esbobsn tptrb. 1T unttfhystttth unrNihte
10 bertltd. ats tius bttnrtno fd6ns In:
(dulo. rte, obne 70 ~ w'Tsn. in ibre'
6anb BE Sdll0l ~ sintm parueielt
bat. Grtili& mas fis an noipsr Anmu!b
pulor. eswann 0t an ernflsm uno fnni:
oem RsiSs. .s9bre ponle psrion, cittur&
pruna.n mrr pom ben Gr,uemru 3uesnp.
rie unldulp unb bic 6ofuuna, atbmets
eemi0umobsn sine eldnasnre S6wnmu'b
um tidt Belt Nor IS. eob Woriue ls
nod feds Wbnatsn In eem 2urtmbou,a
miscu fab.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-08

urfsrsn Eoef.inb fimmsn, ,ptnn ,r ouf
rsrii rspublifaatldsn Iidu R,bt. Orr
wo0tsn wir unisrsm pul6nliGsn N,inp
caour& f&uttn. eae ptr an uns l,lba
unp unieru Yft&t gum Dnrd!bsr we,p,n ?
&bu wtr mlGsn nidt nur bas ri&iias
Iid,t fimmsn. wsnn mir ftmmsn, . n.
{ rnwtr mi untsr {.
Beotna.u.n a Il INN en-, unp
une rur& feline 3ldfdt unp S&misria'
fsit bapon atbolten lo0sn. @ld&ell,ib.
tsit miro bier anm 0ertr6.n. Doe
Slimmre&t .aueQbm il Mot nur poe
Re&t ets Bl1eus. (~onrsrn 70 il nor al
len Dinasn fsine Yfidt. Dt,
ros Sltmmreht ni6t aueltf, mirft BIZ
Voltsiouse1oinstdt BON f6. fi.blt rem
8clt. cine S,imm', esrltbt feline be(brbr>
n. Dlraerpai&t uno eebt gum 1Itb -
uls u~nmatrtBee TtlB!isp r,r @ei.ufaoil
iibn.
3uetm b.r,ute Seetr. eo6 tstn Demo.
frat an rsr @abIurnt fsblen tpt1p, ia rob
Die Dsmctraten nod tbrtr.. alien: @siis
mtbr Snmmsn ob,uaeben (ud,n iustcsn.
ole fe atau9etsn tere&tiat iino. Ge miro
oobsr aud rie Yaid, jsres garara ffiu.
rt @ablu,nt atgsn 8ettue unt faffAt
Sltmntn 3u l6lgsu.
Bet.nte Ssrsr. baB 20 d6 nm cine 81
fsntIi@t &unreebung re patrioia mue
IT'S Bolfes banr,lt, uu1 cine Demcnnra,
ticn, ris pom tu arabttn 1roQmtite oul
un@sre NatioHal Dolitif unp RE 0senriz
aung rss Srieaee IN, uno tbue Seer fsi.
nj uplltYfltat!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-08
(BcrN,tuns folet.)

< G%ulteo's, 1i.teuRof.. cine feiue
Gorte WoImctoi untNt5de. 6srren Gofe.
mirts, tpsibs unp foItt9e rpousne Bette
Blonfete, Bintnbonrfdube unp Shlm.
pft u:{-w. Gnb in aroesr auenabl ous-
atpodt trorcen TIT @aespprtb. Gde pom
stptittr TINT. 8raeYfsabe.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-08
Ger Dem Cru 4.
Dapenport. gDma. 4
9~onnerttas, ben 8. Ottober 1868.
0Rrpubtifanifde StuatS Nru1iuatipr

Rrpubtifanifbe @tuatS Nrustuatior
Dahl: DtenasS. bsn Is. Cttsbr 1863.
1ur @cuperneur:
@iiltam ~. Stone.
BON Narton County.
Guy Qtsut. -Wouutrneur:
Enp& Us. . unman.
pom 9arbtn Gouats.
Blr Ri&tu br Supr.me'0ourt
Sebn s. Dtl1on.
Don eectt County.
Mcpubifaniides So"ntps 2idet.
Sir etniH:
1obn 81. PpteL.
Sir Ireafurtr uub &"ortu:
Sobn Golltns.
81. aounss 9utss:
Rufus 9tnber m n.
Cir G upertnteu ttnt rf public e&se's:
D. {. @srton.
Uar County, 6urpsoer:
@t lltamp y. s a mpbtl.
SIR 6uuur:
8. s. 1omfor 7.
Blr Rtprtfentatt.eS:
6. Or. 81. Sitles,
ssn Buffalo Iopnfttp. v
6uab 81 ! br mfer,
pon qltnNtlb Zopxfttp.
WtIliam 5anbsrfpn
ron princeton.