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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

Sour friend has placid in our possession copy Of
the Abolition SHEET printed 10 Washington, N. O..
dated the 29th of December, 1862. Immediately un-
der the Editorial head appears proclamation from The
would be Governor Stanly, ordering an election for
member of the Federal Congress from the End District
of North Carolina said election to take place on the
first of this month 1t is not stated who the candidate
was. Then comes long, glowing account of FosrER's
advance on Godsbcro which, as usual is iull of lies
1t says they took over FIVE hundred prisoners among
whom were two Colonies, and several other officers
Also eleven pieces of artillery. The latter we know to
be alse and the first is also false SO far IS the number
of prisoners is concerned.
They claim to have met Cur forces, which they put
at seven thousand. 1t is well known this is utterly
false as we never bad two thousand engaged at any
tine They admit loss Of one hundred aud fifty killed
wounded aud missing, amongst them, one Colonel, on
Captain and one Lieutenant The account farther
says the troops of the Abolitiopists were greatly
Gated and clemorous to be led to Raleigh Wonder
Why they were not led on u Not word is sale
about their repulse from Neuse Bridge But, to
to the Artillery We have never heard of any Artillery
engaging the enemy, except thet of Capt Buntng's
and Capt. Starts, and we crediby informed thai
but eight pieces of these two bateries-six CT Bun
ting's and two of Starrs-were in the fight at all-
How could the enemy have captured eleven pieces
Capt. Bunting lost two and Capt Starr one piece.
These three pieces is the total of our loss 10 field
Artillery.
The following paragraph is the richest Of the whole
article:
Company K, Sd n. Y. cavalry, Capt. Cole, charged
deep Oitchts eight feot wide and took
pic 'ebel artillery aid bror gh them of in triumph
smoking lot
Next comes article headed "Despotc Act" with
short introduction to long Editorial from the Raj
eigb S,ndl d. relative to the arrest OF Mr. Graves. 1t
appears the ENEMY take great pride 10 copying from the
S;ugdu,d w find ia the advertising columns under
the bead Official, the appointment of Isaiah Respass
By Edward Stsnly, to assume charge of vacant and
abandoned buildings, with power to assign, LEASE AND
rect The same" aud bis appointment as Naval Store i
spector. spass' apPoi0tment is dated the l5h OF
last August. He is truly f; utject for the sb''r
"Governor" to besiow favors en-. ibis " Il q
some time, and Respass will be duly remembered
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29
laa ssEMY AT MosRHEAD CRY -Tv, -

ooIsaaoao', Jsa. 9aA, lSoS
rspersAAls sstasse, Just arrived frsm Rsav,o..
ports - Abolition fact al ninety two sai nsuaa.
aud Elk 0thar ren Olads In Beaufort harhor
s,"s as'atsa'sss shHampsd Al Mere head asa Cas-
citi.s- oAA
Gsa Robsgtsoa, jast returned 10 Kinston. fro.
nSiisrlng expedition throsgh Jsaes ana onslOv
repor that company Of Col Bakers cavalry. C..a
Perkins,, SURPRISE party Of Aboltioniss last
Big North hast Bridge, near Jacksonville, knliur =.
tain and Svs priyatss, and routing the balance.
on oar side.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

During the req ut fighting 10 North Carolina q
chaplain 81 one the Massachusetts regiments who
was on the field, seeing of the Of battery b.
81 Nsw York artillery, being born Of wounded SAID
to him. Were yea supported by Divine inspiration ~
+" No." the r.pIy, We were supported by the 9th
Nv .Iefsa4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29
FROM sAvANNAH-FORT NcALLISTER ATzACKB
BIZ THE ENEMY q GUNBOATH.

BIZ THE ENEMY e UUNBUA1B.
SAVANNAH, CA, Jan. 27th, 1855
eeves Eunbosts attacked ort EeAnister, nj Genni
Point o'clock this morning. The firing Viu P~
crossing at eleven o'clock, A. NJ and regular but o"
very heavy
THs BoMBARDMREr OF FORT MoALLIsTgR.
SAVANNAH. GA, Jan 9Th, 1871
After i've ard half hours fierce bombafdmsnt Of tOn
hcAlster, the enemy withdrew about one O'Clock NO
man was hort or q gun dismounted on our side. n
damage to the Fort can be repaired In day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

ssIhs Yankess profess to love Us, and like ehylook
d" would be frcnds with US They would conciliate us,
promise with This game has gone for
OF scqaant.oce once said Of certsn church
Sons folks differ Absut brother bat think he has
tho winniDgsst way. make body hate him Of any
hero aocetF"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29
FROM RlOHMoNp.

HtcHAoSa. Jan. 9Gh, lGSi
Tls Representatives In Congress nom Tsnn...,,I..
united In Recommendation 10 Gov. Hsrrs to coO,,,.a
lie legislature Of that State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

hIcH4oND, Jan. 1sih, Loed
Advces from Fredericksburg tonight represent that
Yankees have not crossed the Rappahannoek 40 reported
in the Washington papers There are no indications sfAS
mediate attack by the enemy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

Gen Bragg will permit soldier or ctz.n liable TO
military duty to hold stan Offices quartermasters and
other clerks. These duties be performed by lame
and old persons uAt well by stardy men who DOM
ineer over soldiers sad pat airs while they are shuk
ing from service.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

= Rsu IN NoRFolK.-A report is in circulation that
desperate occurred recently in Norfolk, Va, be-
tween the soldiers and citizens, In which three men
named Belote, Webb and Buckley were killed These
individuals had been Tor some ti@e regarded % good
Union men, sg
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29
TAsKMAsTERs.-The Richmond correspondent OF
Charleston Mercnr1i renarka

TAsKMAsTERs-The Richmond correspondent O! the
Charleston Mercury remarks
l have before me copy of Saxton's General Oder
The helos at ort Royal 1t is pretty tough. The
poor wretches have their freedom secured to them with
vengeance. All of them, down to the children
are compelled to work. 10 each working band " is
allotted AID two tasks for corn tasks for
potatoes. Each child, task for corn one quarter
task for potatoes" task is quarter of an acre In
erchamge tor the Of the government Lds" etc. The
uegroes (this is the official anguage-not coiored
brethren ~ to plant cultivate, in addition to the
above allotment six each for every mule or horse
belonging the plantation or the lntendent one
the sttpe, intendent himself and half Tor
the plownau, aud one acre for every old disabled
person" Besides this, the negroes are compelled to
furnish the used in cultivatRg the various
allotted to them. Utopia is colonized at last.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

nsve already mad. start, If So they may be looksdtl
in day r two. A short time say "a hours will pro
badly settle the matter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

TAs Mobile Register says that the number of men en-
rolled and sent to the ned in that county, ny the con
script omesrs 10 sos, and the number claiming OK
emp lea On various grounds 10 $40
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

TIE Yankee General, Mitchell, teegrsphed to Hal
leek during the battle OF Murfreesooro 1.-The Lord
10 on our side" We presume he alluded TO Lord Pal.
| neSstoo.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

sRzuaa or FLeUR III PsrsRsRuRe.-Ths quantity
OF four seised by the Governmsnt in Petersburg,
amouots to about 600 barrels. II was all Of the
suosl ue brand and taken from various parties
niIArs and msrehauts-$l7 30 per barrel beiAg a.
.teVea for it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

Prentice says 1.-The difference between an Abcli
ZIONIST and pig 10 that the ones knk is in bis head and
the Others in his tail. Between Aboltionst and
nigger, that difference doesn't exist
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29
LATER PROM THE NORTH-BURNsIDE ADpRyaSps
HIs ARAY-THB YANKEES ABOUT TO ATTACH
TIE COGPRDERATRS AT FREDERICKSBURG 4,

LATER PROM THE NORTH-BURNsIDR ADpREasvs
HIs ARAY-THE YANKEES ABOUT TO ATTIrT
TIE COHFHDERATRS AT FHRDERICKSBURG 4,
PATHRsBvRG, Jan. ssh, 1885,,
The Sow York Tribune Of the 23d inst. has been rec,
Burnside has issued address, dated jan 2Oh apnOuv
cling 10 As army that they about to the ensuy
He says An auspoious eat seems to h,,,
arrived, to strike great and mortal blow to the rebeO,
and gain that decisive victory which due TO the country
Let the gallant soldiers of many batsHsIds Gccomp
this achievement, and fame most glorious awas them
The Trbunes aer referring to the NOV,
ents Of oops preparatory to tbs attack an
usual serious feeling psrvades the officers Of the army
10 felt 0be critical period. Some of the troopu have
been respondent for the last two weeks and another r.
pulse would bring results unpiessaitto oonteH plate
The Washington Star Of the alst, (Afernoon) says that
Gen. Hooker. division has certainly crossed the RsppL
hammock. This event caused much excitement 10 Wan
ington.
FiE Johu Porter hiss been found guilty a the chaEs
against him, and has been deshonorAbly dismissed.
THE YANKBR5 ADVANCING FROM NEwBERa-y
G. LEGISLATURE.
RALEIGH, Jan. 3dth, 1861.
Ths State Journals KiDston correspondent says that
reported that the enemy advancing from EeWben
columns, towards KRston snd the other toWGtl
Wilmington.
Nothing important done in tho Legislature. The Ea,
~ bill has bsen postponed TIL Wednesday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29
MINISTER ADAMS ON RHoOGEIrIoE OF TIE
COHFEDBRACY.

KICK&oNbs JAN AF1"i = -,
Minister Adams I'M ,sttsf 70 Seward. dated LoA&O
l7sA, sags sAat n hin sptsioa rsseasitea Of hs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29
~ nILMJAGIoN JOURNAL
sonE friend bias placed in our possession copy Of

wtLMtsaron, \. O.. THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1853
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29
y,,n.oic on the AIT OF Wa.

Before the court OF Inquiry Oh Mcdowell in Wash
ipgtop, the following letter from Lincoln to Mcclellan
was read It deserves attentive perussl and perpetual
nrPEarvatiOn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29

MILITARY ExEcUrIoS.-The army correspondent OIL
the Charleston Courier writing fTos, kinston ia this
State gives ;ic following account Of military
tor witch tooa place there last wc:k
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-27
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Tailoring.

Tailoring.
T WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
i of Upton. aud vicinity. that have commen
ced the Tailoring business, and am prepared t.
make clothing in the most fashionab style and
on short notice. Charges to suit the times.
Shop in the Postohice Building.
WM. ELLIOTT.
Upton Iowa, May oth, loG2
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TAX SALE.
TIPTON. CEDAR COUNTY, Iowa

Treasurers Office, Aug 9th, 1868.
Public notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
5th day of October, A. b. 1868, at the Trcasurers
Office in the Court House. at the town of Upton in
said county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock M.
and O'Clock p. NJ of said day will be offered at pub
lie safe, the following gdesc,bed tracts and parcels of
land and town lots situated in said Cedar county,
State of Iowa, which he taxes remain due and un
paid for the yt 1859 So 1861 and $50, for Fed
eral, State, County, County school, County Relief,
Road, Railroad. School House, Contingent and Ger
titled School Taxes. The said lands will be sold to
aisfy the de nqnent taxes and the accrniHg inte-
rest and costs unless paid before the day OF sale.
the sale will continue from day to day, at the place
and hours above spec fled, until all ae sold
G.P. .INGMAN, Treas. Cecar CO., Iowa.
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HACK FOR CLARENCE.

EjkNR<~n..- =. THE SUBSCRIBER hoo
lGRrX~ commenced running bis
1kss.okz=r Hack between Upton AID
Clarence leaving Upton at five O'Clock .. M.
arriving in Clarence in time to take the night
tram for Chicago, and leaving Clarence for Tip.
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from the East
He also keeps an extr. team, and viii carry
passengers to any other train, or 10 auy point
in the country that they may desire.
33u : B. Belts, Proprietor.
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NEW YORK.
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ofs, ma ITS incidents will form the theme Of
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state of Iowa.

ADJpTASr GEEERAL's OrrrcE,l
Davenport. Jan. 8, 1868. I
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 10.
|. The companies and parts of companies
raised for the AID and 43l Iowa Infantry, with
tho exception Of two companies. arc hereby con-
soidatsd and will form the basis of the Eth Iowa
Cavalry.
IL. The two companies reserved are destined
ono for the purpose OF completing the organization
OF the 9Th Iowa Cavalry, and ono for the l4th
Iowa Infantry. The line off GERS Of these compa-
MES will remain in command Of their respective
companies.
III. The regimenial officers Of tie 7th Iowa
Cavalry will be in part as follows Colonel, =. ".
Summers Lieutenant olonel, G. NJ O'Brien and
Major. II. II. Heath the others will be appointed
hereafter.
". All recruits enlisted for tho 42d Iowa In
fantry will at once rendezvous at davenport, and
all for the 43d Iowa Infantry will report at once
at Ottumwa for temporary rendezvous.
v. The camp 81 Ottumwa will be under CON
mand Of Col Summer, II the TIN Iowa Cavalry.
vi. Tho regimental organic atoms OF the 42d
and ~ Iowa Infantry are hereby di.bani ed, and
all commissions issued for said reg mental organi-
cations are hereby revoked and all COMM ms
in said regiments for Second Leutenants AMI
mastering offcers under General Orders No. Is.
War Department, July 9th, 1862, are hereby re-
voked.
by order Of Comma nder- in Chief.
N. Is. BAKER,
Jrnlo Adjt Genl u Iowa.
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About tho Ma, flower and the ssPil.
grimS.D


About tho Ma, flower and the "Pi.
grims."
We spoke the other day Of the fact
that the May flower, after landing the
"Pilgrims" At Plymouth, was employed
in the slave trade; and that its next
venture was . cargo Of negroes to the
Carolinss We see in the Boston
Courier a letter from Peter Fsnueil,
dated Feb. 3, 1888, sending fish and
alewires to the amount OF f75 10 An
tigua, to barter for ''as likely, straight.
'imbed negro lad as possible-ior my
own purposc-one that has had the
smallpox preferred.
Fanueil gave the name to Fanneil
Hall, 10 Boston-the se-called cradle Of
Liberty-a equally Liberty when it is
not asleep.
ORPREus G. Kerr, in one OF his let
tiers from Washington, is severe Oh Brig.
adlers. He says:
captain, there's something missing
from the rear guard"
William assumed thoughtful de.
meaner, and says be:
"Is it a mi STREE"
mo" SAID the Liutenant, agitatedly,
"bnt we miss TWO"
mo. baggage wagons ?" says William,
giving such u start that his wsr-hor.e
nearly fell upon his knees. "Don't tell
me that two wagons arc missing"
Why, nc" said the Lieutenant, with
emotion, "it's not two wagons that We
mss, but two Brigadiers
"Ah," saws William, tanning himself
with his cap, how You alarmed me |
thought vt first it was two wagons. Let
the procession go on, and I'll send for
two more Brigs the next time have
friend gong to Washington
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Post Office Winter Time Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
POeToFFICE AZ IA vxsroRT IOWA


EAsrKRs MAIL.-Closes at 8 A. NJ. AMI blS T..
NJ. Arrives 1T 10 A. NJ. and ~ J.. N SUM fys
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL Closes at y A. NJ. Arrves
At 9 y. NJ. Sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at 81 L. NJ.
Arrives atty P.M
SoUIHERs Iowa MAIL.-Closes Mt s A. NJ. Ar
rives at u i. NJ.
NonTnsRs VIA DEWITT. - Closes Sunday, Tuos-
day and Thursday u, 81 r. Arrives tuesday,
Thursday and saturday ut y. NJ.
kOUTk No. lOvi3 -tIA Blue Grass, stc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday AMI Friday NJ s11 o'clk. = ".
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at II
O'Clock NJ
GoUrE No. ie9%s Via Tipt1n Closes Tuesday
and Friday nj ~ o'clock n sfrives Tuesday and
Friday at II o'clock N.
RotrE No. I09i7--vla Fuffa, Closes Friday
at O'Clock n arrives Saturday ats O'Clock
PM
korTE No. 10a5n-yia W alnut Forks and Dis.
on. closes Wednesday at az Y. M Arrives
Saturday at q =. u
OFFioE iiouRs. Office open at o'clock A. NJ
General delivery closed at II O'Clock i. NJ Ofise
closed At o'clock r. NJ. Olhse open On Suadsy
from to 2 ,'ceck T.. NJ.
~ Az the prnoipzi mails arc carried BY Rail
Road, all the time rs stated herein will be
RAIL ROAD 1Tns, the clock in tie supcrtntend.
cnt's Office, N. 1 u. Ri. Depot. being tho stand.
ara. ChAS. H. III .DklnGE, L. u.
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improved ruby action lever movement, and is
warranted an accurate timepiece.'
Price suporbiy engraved, per case Of half
dozen. x2O4 90. Samp.o Watches, In neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing to buy ut whole
sale, $35. sent by express. with bill payable on
delivery. Soldiers must remit payment in ad
' nee, As We cannot collect from those in the sr
my. Address
HUBbARD BROS. 4 co SoLs IMroRrEns,
SoUrH Cox. NASSAU 4 john SIS, Nav Yol1
jan l6-d6t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-17
Seutan's Patent SentiiatOrs
On Cnrs Of Day Lspress Trains.
Patent Sleeping t,4fs on night Trains.
Eeggage Checked Thr0 ugfa.

THROUGH TICKET, for gale in sll principal
nlroed OH ~cs 10 the y est at the General ihce,
eotDel Of Luke aDa Deafbon streets, (under the
fremont liouse. Chicago. and At the Depot.
X. =, iNCE, Genl aup't.
J. " SAITH Western fast Agent. jnl