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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-02-06
FOR, SALE RY

TUNO DhLE ID
John Smith, New Philadelphia; P. P. LATER,
Saudyville; H. ]. Kuisely, Trenton; Chas.
Schneider, Gnadenhutten; M. R. Haskins,
Uhrichsville; 7. H. Baird, New Cumberland;
Philip Lanning, Gilmore; H. G. Maxon,yPt.
Washington; VIM. B. Scott, New Comerstown;
Demuth & Rickart, Canal Dover; John NJ.
Peetre, Bolivar; and'by Druggists and Mer--
chants generally throughout the country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-22
FROM THE NORTH.

a gentleman who has had a hasty glance
y the New York Herald Of the 18Th, fur.
alshes The Petersburg Express with a few
q ne leading items Of interest which it
contains.
The Herald advocates peace. and says
now y the proper time OR Lincoln 10
make proposals. ,says that the Conied-
efsiss have fought through All the war
WIN gallantry Unsurpassed in The his.
'ofy Of the world. and that the idea Of
Sohqaering any portion Of the great Anglo
'.noh race IS pfeposterous.
ihe He,ali appliads Gen. Lees great
,lihtary abilities. and states that the North
ms no match lor him; that there is no
possible chance Of ouigcncraliGg the North.
ern Army Of Virginia. but il the Lincoln
government will still persist ia fighting.
w only hope Of the North il in superior
numbers.
lhe retrogradc mosement 81 Gen. Bragg
y pronounced master piece Of military
aa0u'er'ng. The Herald says ROsecrans
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Great Riot In new York.-The New

York Herald Of Wednesday last has eighteen columns
isI with details Of great riot which convused that
as on Monday and Tuesday. The scenes which
sere enacted throw into the shade all former po.
pullr upisings Of the kind. Opposition to the en-.
iyt,emen, Of The eonserirtion law was tho cause Of
the outbreak which seemed 10 pervade smos, the en-.
ne population, both men and women. Theenrollng
Secs 81 The eighth and ninth districts were demo-
.ssl, TWO whole block. u houses were burned on
Third Avenue and Broadway. and the enrolling lists
utfs torn ". GFsat confusion prevailed IN The
Trenty.ffa and Tweniy.secBnd wards the armory
.a i4s second Avenue ~as attacked aud destroyed !:
raid was male ~ Tie pegfues Inc CoIored Orphan
Aglsn VAS lail u ashes; Balf. Head Hotel was
l,,Iosel Two mansions IN Lexington Avenue were
.aesel the seventh Avenue Arsenal was ihresien.
s si vas p,oteelsbby .itons guari q unIi'i, and
cellars; The Tlhane Office WAS STACKED. aud ne.
10 vas hingf.sin clafkson street Col. o'Brsn.
.hosomnandeJ zone nitaa who were resisting The
,os, The Herald sa,s. "sas seized hy The rioters.
eaten almos % death, lhsn hung up 10 lamp post.
Zen cot dosn. ih.eNn into lie street AMI again
eaten until Ire na,triiatt"
90 he second Jat lrgealsyl ,hc I'D, continued
riib Perhap. increased ,ieen,e. Tie nolels 10 lie
asm.cr OiPsfhsps 90. toek possession ofihe Union
steam Motks. ~ whith Tie arns taken from the AZ.
'tnsl on Monday t.l len stored. A fshi pith The
i'iee sh,usd in which fourteen persons were ALMOST
affinity killed. besides number who were Instant.
killed. OF seriously injured BY Jumping from the
'scond story Of the building. The police retained
secession Of The works The crowd Vas fred upog
= Y ), .egdlan IN 10 o. ihfre other p ace- and
Ute number KILL. II rs,iou, part. II the city
n'ats residences seis asksd rnI Ihcn ri,ch u The
a,aes. and stores pisr1tir1 ~ pid ofiar cily Al.
f'sr r. Lave br,n tttaf, from H. lot The nc.
,'es seemed = hase I'm special ohjceis ~ hate,
,ti Suffered extensively. May Or rhrn were killed
~ her houses burned ., torn doan.
- scenes Of b.ooi.he,. tapins an lswleanss.
rIA shieh lhs New York Ispep src Ct DIVIDED reveal
fiisn ofieus which BIZ. Ear 10 rival ans whisa the
'saa, Of Paris have furnished.
Governor seymour issued a ptoelina,io on on Il.
''''nd day, declaring TIE civ snd county IN ,,a,a
Z Instruction. ~ an otdct from Washington. the
tii has been suspended iat The pres,ni -, ], DE.
"a 'Ppsir that tqis announcement qgs,el ,hs *.
element. The people sesm 10 b. dissatisfied with
IL ~ uadsf any circumstances, end nc 10Y IL.
VII
The spirit sppclrs . u contagious On The SAND
~ afiol broke sul u Hartford. Connecticut, srd
troops were 'on, % ptoiee, tho annoy and Arsenal
~ so have receive. no sssOup, Of particulars.
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,,,Jsomely repulsod by Walkers and Loring's di-
.;.;on. Heavy Federal endorsements continued to
srdse.
when yicksburg surrendered on The morning Of
~ 4,h, il Is said our men were in starving condi-
ian and completely worn out by excessive fatigue.
,s stated that Gen. Loring attacked Gen. oster-
Nm, on The 9th, near Edwards's Depot, and after
,A,ee hours hard lighting drove him across the river,
ccO Oslerhaus Is said TO have been killed.
yicksburg adyices to the sth have been received.
The number Of prisoners paroled by Grant number
!, s77. Immediately after the surrender Of Vicks.
hp,r Gen. Sherman moved in the direction Of the Big
pl.ck river with large force.
Port Hudson surrendered to Gen. Banks on Me
III The Yankee accounts say he took 5000 pri.
,,uers. The fall Of vicksburg appears to have rem.
Tered the surrender Of this pos, inevitable as Gran,
GAS enabled to send achievements too large to be
resisted.
Late accounts state tina, Jackson has been abon.
loned By zen. Johnston.
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is now sixty miles or more from the base
of his supplies-a desideratum for which
Bragg has been laboring--and as one of the
results Of the late move. Wheeler is alrea..
dy in Rosecrans' rear, annoying him very
much,
All was quiet with Meade's army on the
18th. No offensive demonstration had been
made by the greatest army on the planet"
towards the demoralized. disorganized,
utterly routed army" Of Gen. Lee.
From Grants army there was nothing
new. The great hero Of the Southwest
has moved towards Jackson, but no It'd
ings had been received from him since he
marched.
Morgan was still in Indiana, "weeding
a wide row." and although every effort
had been made to capture the bold brigand,
he had succeeded in eluding the vigilance
Of the Federals. The excitement through
out Indiana continued undated, and the
militia were rushing to arms from every
portion Of the State.
TESNEssEE.-B Bragg and Rosecrans have
both gone TO ditchlng again. Fhe Chatta-
nooga correspondent of the appeal, writing
on the 18th, says:
The army continues motionless. with the
exception Of several brigades moving to
the new encampments assigned to them.
portion Of Folks corps is encamped al
rynar's station, on the Knoxville road
about nine miles from this point. Arm
strong's brigade Of cavalry have gone to
Athens. Tenn.
From scouts and others Immediately
from Middle Tennessee, and some from
the vicinity II Nashville, learn that Rose.
Grams army i also mntIoness. The head.
quarters of the Commander Of the Van.
kec army have been established at Tulla-
homa. A brigade Of infantry. with small
force 81 cavalry and artillery are at Nc.
Mipnsyille.s No Yankees were this side O
the mountains at fast accounts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-22
CONFEDERATE TAX.

WILL attend at the following times and places to
register The persons and business mentioned in the
9Th section of the Confederate Tax Act aud collect
the taxes due from them up to LIST July, 1868:
Chapel Hill, Monday, the 10th OF July.
Durham's Depot, Wednesday, The 22d,
Red Mountain, Thursday the 23d
Hillsborough, Saturday the 25lh.
The foowing..are some Of The persons and employ.
ments enumerated in the said section and the taxes
on the same:
Specific Tar. General Tar.
APoihecares, $40, and "a per cent. on gross sales
Bankers, 500.
Butchers, SO, and ! per cent on gross sales.
Coniee'0ners, SO, and q per cent. on gross sales
Disiiller, 200, and 20 per cent. on gross sales.
Hotels, &c, according to grade, from $500 10 500
Lawyers, SO,
pfdais, SO,
Physicians, so.
Retail Dealers, SO, and RI per cent. on gross sales
Retail Liquor do Zoe, and 10 per cent on gross sales
lTobaccaniss, So, and q per cent on gross sales
The general tax is on sales from Gath April 10 Isl
July, 1863, both inclusive.
Any Of The above persons, or others mentioned il
said section, who fail 10 register 10 pay their taxes
Subject themselves to a heavy penalty.
A. MlCKLE,
Collector for Orange County.
July o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-22
WOOL CARDING
TAX NOTICE.


7 SHALL attend al the following times and places
4 f,r the purpose Of tsceiving The taxes due isE
is6s:
III tho town d Hillsborough, on Monday, 18th Irly
At James w. Mes's, on Tuesday The 18th.
Cedar Grove, on Wednesday The 18th.
Al Tolers, on Thursday The 10Th.
Halls Store, on Friday tho 18th.
Hillsborough, on Saturday The 18th.
Red Mountain, on Monday the 2oih.
Mangum's store. on Tuesday the 2lst
John d. LipscOm6-s, on Wednesday ,hs ed.
John A. Coles, on Thursday the Esd.
Durham's, on Friday the 9Th.
A.D. Gunter's, on Saturday the S5th
Chapel Hill. on Monday the 27lh.
White Cross, on Tuesday the 2sih.
Thomas :. Gates. on Wednesday the 2e,h.
Thomas Longs. on Thursday the 30th.
IL. b. GUTHRIE, Saerid.
June lTlh 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-22
RECEIVING NEW GOODS.

SUGAR anil COFFEE.
- 4 and Blcached COrT0NS.
Bl.ek and.whi,c aud Colored cALICos.
Table KNIVES. Thlmhle..
Shoe P.nchcrs. Cut lacks, Steel Lasting Taeks
Honey Soap. Letter Parcr,
Head Handkerchief. Null Muslin,
linen Luslsr and u,nabargs.
Wife AMI Black Thrsai,
White aaa BLACK Bone saspenler Buttons
skft Dfaids. nrown-Muslins
Cnlafel Flannels, White Grape,
De Ditgr, spool Gotten,
Asio Buttons Black Tape,
Prs. Ioaase Needles.
Hair Pins. Engl,h coppcns.
Tea, CRUSHED sugar, Extract I.ogwooi.
II. n. BROWN & CO.
July 90 Oh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-22
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold in Alamance county on Wednes.
" day the 29th instant, at the late residence of
Jonathan H. Jones, Esq, deceased, the perishable
estate consisting Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, stock of CATTLE, HOGS and
SHEEP, Sixty bushels Of FLAX SEED, WHEAT,
OATS growing crop Of CORN, one BUGGY and
HARNESS, WAGON, one valuable HORSE, and
many other articles too tedious to mention. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
s. L. FORREST, } 80,
AQUILA JONES. 'aamrs'
g.July is: 0s-2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-22
mARtprTD.

3
In The Presbyterian Church al Chapel Hill, on'ihc
motug of iii 2gth q June. by the Rev. James Phil
6p,, DID, kr,. II. u. COOPER. Or sumter district.
:. e.. 10 ANNIE T., only daughter 81 Dr. J. T. and
L. n. Da.i.. II Chapel Hill.
On Thursday Tia 18th instant. al The residence Of
The hrlc'. fsther. BY John w. suowd. Esq. Mr..
wv. ANDREWS 10 Miss SALIVA LLOYD, all
q this county.
~ Ralcieh Standard ples,c copy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-22
LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
QEMAINING a, The Post Office at Hilssougl
n on the Is! day Of July. 1859.
Warren Adams, Mrs Thos T Jones, 3
Mandy Arch, Mamie Jones,
Tempe Arch, Charles Jones,
Z i Allen, ? Charles W Jasper,
y ID Alferd, Thomas Iones
CHARLES Anderson, Benjamin kinion.
Ju!ia Benton. Simpson Laia,
Mary L Bufnsides, oWan Llc!d,
" II Bolton, Mildred Lstla,
Mrs w II Bobbiu, Bryant Mi.!er,'
Daniel L Brock, John l. Mckay.
J Bsrnford, Mite Mcdonald,
Emiey Gates, Tempe Mdfdock,
Elizabeth Crablree, Persis ]. Moore, 2
susan Cole, William E Moore.
Mary A Garden. Nancy Manuel.
MAJ G Caningtcn. b Montgomery,
susan + Cellars, G J MEehinsr,
Pfiesily NJ cases, SD Niles
Miss NJ A Craig, S,arin QaaIls,
Gel II D CLARK, Mary Qualls.
Martha cufrie. Jennsiie Reeves.
John Compton, Alvs RAY,
u g Clark. w Reeves,
VI. + Campbell, Fianees Z Reddins,
Abmm Grab,ree, William II Reiss.
Annie Davis. Lnny Renolds,
Ws,land powd, Jsnneu Stout, :
James Dawyen, Sarah ! Sanders,
Ms b Dudley, Henrietta Strsyhofn,
Sarah Dawes, Il Strickland,
Alice Edmsndson, AmsnfSmith.
w NJ Faulkner, II Saiieiaelt.
lIiran Ford. Mrs D 4 Thompson,
MAJ Griee, ON william Tucker,
julia Herring, Euelino Thomas,
James Harper. William Terrell,
Joseph Haroll, Margaret Underwood,
John + Harrison. Sarah + Bilksrson.
Vim Aston Hayns, Solomon Woodell.
Hon X n Heath, Miss n j Whiiaker,2
sarah Hoener. Mrs II Waters,
Martha Hall, sJamcs White.
Handy Horn. William u Ward.
Lucy Hill. Map Wilkerson,
Ms Rev 5 ] Johnston, ME-. d. Walker,
II ZONES. Elisha u Wells.
~ Persons calling for any Of the above letter
will please saw they ate advertised.
c. Il. PARISH, p. H.
july s. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-22
Executive Department North carolina,D
Aljassns Generals Office. CMiliua.)
Rlltiga, July lUih, 1853.

-
GENERAL ORDER,
No. -.
THE G0mmanln. 0!iiecrs Of the Miliiii ere o..
=. dertd u enrsll 81 !. le.bodicd white men between
the ages d forty and lots.,e years who ore subject
10 the Gonfctip, Act. Those who are exempt from
military dais b The Exemption Acts Of Congress, ATE
not % he enrolled under tbs order.
II. II addition 10 the exemptions under said act.
heretofore published. afr the following exempted un.
der ad u The Congtcss and approved April 5Uih,
1868. Justices oitho Peace. County Trustees Coun.
" Solicitors, cofancs. Registers, Tax Collectors, one
Deputy sheriff III each County where there i no
Tax Collector, Conslalcs now III Office, ono Deputy
CLERK Ct each Count whom The Court may request il,
one County Commissioner ior each County for DIS.
rihuiins money and provisions among soldiers fami.
lies, Agenis appointed under act Of Legislature fer
ans pubic duty. Militia Officers. Mayor and Police q
Raleigh. Wilmington Fayetteville, Salisbury AMI
Charlotte, Gounscllor Vi state, Board OF Informal
improvements. Literary Board aud Employees Of the
State Government in The liIstca, departments.
III. The Commanding Oficcp Of the Militia will
report with The men ordered 10 DC enrolled, at Ia.
leigh, 81 % aclcfe the let u August
III. Eseh man ordered above will bring with him
70 Camp one good pair 81 shoes, two shirts two pair
socks, anil one blanket
by order Of Gov. vlsrg:
DAN'L. 9. FoWLE,
AdIulant General.
Iulv 18th U3-nw
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A PRIVATE SCHOOL.

MISS MANGUM will open her School for Young
4sA Ladies at the residence Of her mother, Mrs.
Willie p. Mangum. Orange county, n. e., on the
ed Of July, 1863. Parents and Guardians who
desire further information will address Miss NJ. p.
MANGUM, Red Mountain, or Flat River P. o.,
Orange county, N. C.
June IL. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-22
RECEIVERS SALE.


AN ssarday the st day Of August next the w.
" defsigned will sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, a, The Court House in HilIsborough, n. c.,
Sixty Acres Of LAND, the property Of Dixon Car.
roll, OF Indiana, lying on the waters Of New Hope.
adjoining the lands Of Robert Cheek, deceased II o.
mas Long and others, sold by decree Of The COME.
derate Lour,.
A, the same lime viii be sold LOT Of PATENT
MEDICINES, several excellent SEWING MA.
CHIMES, and other articles.
The undersigned will attend 10 the collection Of
all interest duo on sequcslrated debts in Orange
county, Al the Courl House, on Friday The 3lst Of
July, and Saturday the lst Of August. Debtors will
save costs by aiepding TO this notice. execution
will issue al their cost f they do net
6. II. WILDER, Receiver.
July s. 02-id
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

In this town, this morning at TO O'Clock Cha RIEs HAS
Sci, of Christian Hessel ara Carolina HSgseI aged
year, months aEd "a days.
At Cheraw, 8. c., on the Goth inst, HUGH PATRICK
L1NC aged 20 years Ii months and Is days. fifth son of
Oohi"" Lynch Esq, of that place.
GUSTS, age SO years ' ~ "
The deceased was native Newborne IN ,yt y rYoco
ne devoted himself to the practice OF profession nil
me commencement OF the war, he was on, - re
nrst who volunteered in defence of his beloved D5 IL
Taken prisoner, exposed to he hardsips and fa,i, W.
camp life, his constitution always del cate, began u
yetI was only response 10 the gent sOlicia rs
OF MS enos that he leave active service ard
accept Inc position OF Surgeon charge Marine Hos
p5 purng the auTumn 81 las year while the fire of vel
low fever was raging merely uud Gusts remained
faithful at his post earning Ter msaf IRE 54ec,, ond
spect of those to whom moral urv pe is vrtrr -
Singularly undfmOnaTatVe ygcFsona 81 rrcers be
was the truest of friends 20 whom Re 60
gave his friendship, terg priv legeG 10 Or on 10 aeV
extent. In the home circle lie kind aud iudu cent
faithful ard tender il tie dearest relations O. e ever
watchful for the welfare of those dependant on bin
BY the fall sf Newberne he lest Of prop.
erty bit expression Of fe from BIS IL his
pure end lofty patriotism enabling BIN hear with f0r
uoe these trials which for ~ }eCame 90 rtsEirg
on ms country a tar Ray tie God h. aorslpped az.
the EavOur be trusted in console Ia dtrcurgd family f.
this hour of darkness and efl elton
On NeoTe'a Creek, New Tarovtr County on the rirbt
of the 26th Of March, Miss Ell ZABEa NJ AKINS eggd
~ years.
In DHPlin county, the 18th u If Dipth7ria ANerr
JAMES, only goa OF William and Wptfrad A h. Alle.-
man, aged years, months and days.
On the 24th alt at his residence IN Baden coantv Er-
JOHNATHAN HCRELL, q native of ymou'h, Ticar d,
aged hundred and years. seven months and five
was faithful ember of the Baptist Church for the las
twenty-five years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

PETRKsBTRs, March 18th, 1853.
New York dates OF the 77A fnst have been received
Burnside has Aassmed command Of the department Of
thu Ohio.
TEers vas skhashng the :4th and the day before,
between the Federal cavalry and tho rebel advance South
Of Kentucky river Tho rebel advance vsriousy
tinated from thirty hundred Thousand. Con
ndsnce il felt in the ability Of the Feasrs to reps invs
sisn.
aapach from Memphis, Dated the 2sth n&t says that
FRrEasu:s e hid rscspGred the IEdiancla Hard
T.m.s Eead, without resistance.
The sght ct Brentford station, Tensessee resulted in
Gbkee loss Of fifteen killed wounded and miasing. The
rebels lost the NUMBER bat LEFT forty prisoners
Van Dorm conducted tAs fgbt with fifteen thousand
The Willy amendment and constitution State
Of Virginia ratified tie 2stA by almost znaninous
vote
Gold Thursday quoted at 50; exchange 59 Cot
IS and 6s per lb with sales of ksadrsd
and fifty bales
The Etna, with dates to the l5tk list hsa
rived. Fer GeTs is unimportant.
The Herald saya that tie idea of French Intervention may
now be coRsde ed at end.
The fine steamer Banshee, wsslng Quesnsto lately
FErEg either the blockade for direct service
under the r. be! goyers Eke steel plated and said
to be very fast.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
FRON TaE UNITED STATES.

Cole IL New York the 9th closed one hundred and
forty he ard half Q4l3) bid exchange, hundred
and Q55) Tie World says that the heavy fall in
the remium gold general satisfaction, but the
suddenness of the movement is naturally creating great
easiness erca circles the legitimate
Of the country demand currency specie basis
DO sgibe the tremendous fluctuations of the last month
exceedingly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. indeed to regular
operations In editorial on affairs in the
Southwest the World says: Darken counsel with words
may the campaign on the Mississippi is far fail
ure 1t expresses doubts to the result of every
the movements new under way The psper says the
invasion Kentucky ia assuming more formidable proper
tiQps daily.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
Rcturn Home Of Ron. c. L. VaIlanasgEla tEs.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Times

DAYroN Ohio, March 13.-HoD. G. L. Vsllan1ig-
ham, member Of Cepgress from the Dayton Ohio, dis
trict arrived at home this city 430 this afternoon,
and although but two days notice had of his
ing received of the greatest ovaions given to
any in Ohio. Lo1s before the Eeuc OF arrival for
the train which be expected, bis constituents
began to fock to the depot by Thousands. II seemed
as if every man, and cti,d in the district had
come out do honr to this champion advocate Of
stiatona rights
Two bands Of music eRliveped the occasion, while q
cannon belched forth thu1d3r OF welcome, ava
kenins the valley of he Miami it WAS seldom ever
awakened before.
Presently the whisting Of the locomotive was heard,
and the train neared the depot the thousands of per-
sons rushed orward all eager to catch the first sight of
the who so nobly, gaantIy and fearltssly repes
sented the white mans interest in the Congress that
has just adjourned
The crowd was SO dense that it almost impossi-
bic for Mr. Vallandigham to reach the carriage which
was in readiness to convey him to the court house from
the steps of which be to speak Havicg at length
been almost carried to his carriage and being seated he
barred his brow TO the breeze, and hailed with deaf
ening Cheers while the responded tyfour
rounds.
The procession being formed proceeded to the court
house. where the reception speech was made by Hon.
David A, Hourk
Mr. Vaandg ham briefly responded
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

A REMARKABLE STATEMENT.--In q recent address
made by Charles Francis Adams, United States Minis
ter in England, to deputation OF Aooltionists who
congratulated him upon Mr.. LDcoln's Emancipation
edict be made the remark, that when they 1.-THE Re
pubIicane) reached power by the election OF MIR Lin
con they desired to avoid bIoodshed ard and were
in hopes that the South would allow them peacaably to
carry out their principles of freedom" We have not
Mr. Adams speech just at the present writing, before
vs. This is the first acknowledgment, from so high a
source we have yet that the ntention Of the Re-
publican party to abolish slavery Teaceaby, if
they could and that they in hopes the ~uth would
allow them to do it. Usually its leaders have sharply
denied that they intended to interfere with slavery
until the South rebeiled )" but this remarkable state
ment is clear confession that it was their DELIBERATE
purpose to accomplish it by " peaceabe means if the
Southernere would only be kind enough to sit still and
and allow them to do tn. Y. Caucasian
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
FROM THE WEST.

MOBILE, March 80, 1863.
special dispatch to the Appeal dated 24th inst says
tbathe the Yazoor Deer Greek, repre-
be working finely Canal operations mpeded
by Shells and the workmen only work at night. The
Federal batteries at fort Pemberon have been washed
away abandoned The rebel position lie reported to be
mpI egnable, owing TO the high water.
Gen Sumner is dead
The circulation CT the Cincinnati Enquirer has been
hibited.
At Nashville it is reported hat the advance guard of the
Kentucky invaders had reached Clinton county Reinforce
mens from Virginia intended for Bragg has bsen halted ct
Knoxville the base Of the Kentnckr rnavenant