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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
WILMINGTON mAnRET ~. a,s. Issa


For the past week produce c,na hes been
brought to market Provisions ere and bob
prices are readily obta ned for all descriptions
CATrLE-On the hoof we quote at Is TO Is cents
per ID.
BACosIs demand and sells at so IS cents pr
BEEswAx-5o to rs cents per H.
CoRs--ls and wanted Wa onotA AT a. "a To IA
per busbel, as In quantity = II
Corn MEAL-seils from store at SO rs per busheL
EGGs-65 to IS cents per dozen. =
FLeUR-The stock is very light, and seareelv
We quote small sales at $3S for superae and s3 sa I,
Dbl. for fam ly. N'F
LAED-4O to 45 cents per 10.
MoLAssES-None market
PoULTRY-Lve chickens 60 to 70 cents and dressed rs
cents to 81 each te size Turkeys dressed So 20 cts
per h., snd live 81 to 81 so each
PoTAFoEs-sweet 'el az 81 to 81 so per busheI.
PoRKls in demand, and sells 30 to IS cents per m
PEA NUTs- SO to 50 rs per bushe r
SALTS rather finer. We quote sal of soUo5 made
at 81 to $40 per Dusbel,
SUGAR-65 to &c cents per ID.
sHEETNG-Faye tevle factory, 60 to f5 Genus Per yard
TALLow-Dull at e5 20 cents per ID.
wharf $2 for pine, $2 $ls for ASH and sic per
! for oak.
YAEN-ss to s. so per bunch.
FAYETTEVILLE. Jan. l9.-Bacon SIS; new 45 Lard S5
Beef 10 TO 3 by side 10 to 20 at retail Beeswax 90 TO CO.
Cotton Is to 20 cts Cotton 50 to IS per bunch Eggs
45 so per dozen. Flaxseed 81 81 IS per busbe
little arriving. Forage Fodder 81 so per hundred
Hay 90 to- 81; ShuCks so to 81 IS. Grain-C,rn
g GO to 50 90 Wheat s. so. Rye So so to 81 0alo
Swedes 40 to So Leaher-sole s. per H. Upper So So
LiqaorSCorn Whisky $I2, Apple Brandy $40 to &i9
90 per gallon by the bb NaiVery light stock on hama
Onons-None in market: Pork IS to co. Potataes-rish
gar retailing at rs to ST. sasound % to 27b cts Der
To- Fayetteville Sheetings 80 per yard by the bale
80 cents by the piece. Osnaburgs 35 to 60 Spirits
rurpentne 40 to 80 Cts gallon Tallow CO. Wool 81 90
| to 81 IS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
BIvoUAc, near fredericksburg, Va,

BIvoUAC, near Fredericksburg, VAL
Jan. 10th, 1868.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
Sergeant G. w. Boylan Privates o. Avery George F.
McGown Mills, Co ''D'' 3rd North Carolina Infantry
are now absent without leave from their Company If
they do report these Headquarters within ten (O)
days they will be considered desertcrs be treated
with accordingly.
JOHN VANBOKKEIEN
Capt. Co. 3D." 3rd N G. Infantry.
Jan. 10Th, 1868. S2lt&l7-lt*
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Rxa FROM THE SUBSCRIBER. the 18th inst, two
"a negroes, JOE and ANTOINE. Joe is about % years
~. old, black with large eyes, about 8 feet inches
high Antoine about 20 years DID, black, round pmpled
face and about feet inches high. They probably
together. will give reward of twenty five dollars
each of them, if either delivered to confined any
jail. HENRY NJ. DRANE.
Jan. 10, 1SG3.-s51w-l72t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22

Col. DAVID CoLEsAS.--Ths gentleman arrived in
Knoxville from the battle field near Murireesboro on
Tuesday last He severely w6nods Just below bis
knee in the right leg while leading his regiment to
charge against the abotionists, his horse having
been shot rcm uneer him few moments be-
FORE and he was ordered 10 this city until his
wound could heal. Colonel David Coleman, is one
among the most gallant officers in the COnfede-
rate States Army, from North Carolina He was born
and raised 10 Asheyille, Buncombe county and bis in
trePid a. daring spirit is common 10 many OF bra
vest soldiers whose nativity aud homes the
talns OF cold North Statt" FoT Intelligence bravery
and generosity, be has but few superiors and is as
much at home the Legislative halls OF his State as he
is IN the tented field His patro' has often been re
warde1 with the confidence reposei III him by his fell
low citizens IN giving him honorable pos ons of trust,
which he has never violated Being now in the prime
OF life thirty five years OF age be is locked upon by his
friends as tie ~er and expectancy OF his state.
Knorville Register
NICELY CAUGEr.-An Illinois soldier deserted from
his regiment 10 Kentucky, and forging pass succeed
ed In passing the at this city, and arrived in New
Alba.y on Wednesday paroled prisoner There,
however we learn from the Ledger, he overhaul
ed by the provost guard asked for his pass " I've
got parcel, SIR he replied to the guard L" here it
ID, showing him the forged document which sign
ed C'nby Smith, The guard carefully examined it
and then turning upon the sucker he sad No, you
don't old fellow that parole is a humbug. Kirby
Smith has pretty much quit spelling bis CurLp
Illinois acknowledged the and said he bad paid ten
dollars or the parole but thought the who wrote
it knew how to spell Kirby Smiths He was
sent to the barracks in this city-Lou"UHle Journal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22

THE CITY HOTEL
rs TO RENT OR LEASE. Possession given immediate.
l. ly. Apply to JOHN MCRAE.
Wilmington, Dec. 3lst, 1892 69l6t&l4-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22

OCEAN AND LIVERPOOL SALT
IN LOTS TO SUIT. For sale BIZ
J. KIDDER i MARTIN.
Jan. 10TH 1858. 73&l6.2w*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22

The editor of tie Knoxville Register relates the fol-
lowing touching incident
After the battle OF Sharpsburg passed over line
OF railroad in Central Georgia The disabled soldiers
from Gen. Lees armies returning to their homes
At every station the wives and daughters of the farmers
came on the cars and distributed food and wines and
bandages among the sick and wounded. We shall new
er forget how -ery like an angel pretty little girl
how bushingy and modestly she went to great rude,
bearded soldier, who had carved crutch from rough
plank to replace lost leg how this little girl asked
him II he was hungry, and Row he ate like tamished
wolf. She asked if his wound was painful and in a
voice OF soft, mellow accents, Can | do nothing more
for you! am SO sorry that you so badly hurt !;
have you little daughter, and won't she cry when she
sees you ?" The rude soldiers heart was touched and
tears of love and gratitude filled his eyes He only
answered, have three little children. God grant
that they may be such angels as you" With an evil
dent effort he depressed desire to kiss the fair brow
the pretty little girl He took her little hand between
both his own, and babe her goodbye, God bless you
This child will always be better because of
these lessonsof practical godke charity stamped in
etaceably upon her young heart.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

may 10 1000
The officers of the sth Regiment VT Vols,
DESTROYS Of expressing their respect for the
memories of Capt. John s. Clark, Co. X, and
Capt. s. g. p. Craig, Co. @, and their SYM
patty with bereaved relations, met in camp
near Alexandria, La, and adopted the follow
ing resolutions
Rssoired, That we have met with an ueparable
loss in the deaths Of respected Brothers in Arms
Capts, CLARK and Craig, deem it privilege and due
70 their bravery and merits to declare to the people Of
Vermont loss, which also is theirs and 10 express
our sympathy TO those friends who Their loss at
home.
Rssolred That in our intimate and friendly relations
with the now deceased Brothers fer the past fifteen
months, we have found them worthy the " officers
at home among the bleak hills and cold Of Yer
mont kind aud genial amid the trials and dangers Of
Me sea, Wiling 70 endure more that the hardskips Of
others might be less the sandy isles Of the ocean
earnest l.o0Ters that their command might be effective
~ the pesuence breeding sWAmps Of the South, active
and eeienti In camp, kind cordial and friendly on the
march, willing and patient in action possessing that
pIa.s .hat knows no defeat and which apprsoi
Resolved, That by their promptness in obedience they
have won the appreciation Of their superoTs that al
though they did not fall upon the battle he d. but by dis
ease brought by constant labor and exposure In an
unhealthy climate still their lives less sacri.
the tomb Of friends found even among enemies Inc
other 10 ms grave where month SINCE the flag which
covered his remains known only he uAmped un-
der foot their virtues will be initiated and their names
kindly chersed In memories.
hesofpe9, That we tender to their families out most
hearty and sincere sympathy and coincidence In their
Ahieon, for although they have died In the service
their eountry-the most glorious Of deaths-aud may
vel be enSed therefor nature bidsus for the de-
parted and the circumstances u their deaths on,
In measure relieve our grief that il came soon
hesotred, That copies Of these proceedings be sent
The Vermont Press for publication, aud forwarded Il
their friends at home
u. + BUTTON, Capt. Co. H.2 co,..
J. J.. BAkSTOW q poin-
J. Is. MEAD, lsLt Co X ) ""'e
CAPT. FDwARD HALL Chairman
1t. Geo. N. Carpenter, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12
HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases of Syphitc Nature
aud as injection in Diseases Of the Urinary Organs,
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Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable chNao-
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CERTIFICATE OF CURES,
From eight to twenty years standing. with known
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For Medical Properties Of Buchu, see Dispensntoy Of
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See Professor Devices valuable work on the Practice
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See remarks made by the la,o celebrated Dr. Physie.
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See remarks made by Dr. Ephraim Mcdowell, ceIe-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12
DUI ME AND I'll DO YOU GOOD.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

W 4 0ANING OF FIGIIIY FEN CENI m
I'm every family there will be found more or less n
wearing apparel which could be dyed, and made to look
as well as new. Many articles that become little
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Az every stote where these Dyes sold be seen
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AN who have used these Family Dye Colors pronounce
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Numerous Testimonials could be given from Ladies'
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louttru.
For the Waterman
&" MEMORY BELLS"

ANNlEs
There's sadness in my hear, tonight
In nv head a throhbing
m thinking Of the house 80 bright,
That neer may come again
or those bright happy hours love,
When | was by Thy side,
And We talked Of that bright world, love
Where one day we shall abide
How on we climbed the winding way'
To the dear fAvortc spot,
And talked and dre,mod az close OF Gay
o. our past and future lot
po.t remember my mad words love,
As 70 the verge I'd creep
And down the ragged rocks, love,
I'd say I'd like to leap
remember thy laughing eye, love,
A. once twas bent on me,
And thou safest, leapif thou wilt, love,
will not cry for thee
can but weep
For that rocky steep,
For the winding river below
love them, how well
never can tell
And oh you never may know.
The Wild wind raves
Ger these rolling land waves,
Yet lovely are they Co my eyes
Round my prairie home
lis sweet 10 roam.
And yet can but sigh.
For lovlier FAR.
The green hillsarc,
OF my own dear native land
And hill and dell
love right well,
Aud the dear dear household band.
Rock, Hill and dale
Round my native vale
Are dcarer by far TO me,
Than the waters sheen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

NOTICE. Sr, yoar MaHsy DO not D. persuaded 60 pur-
MADAME rrrty- Curatv 8llsam. che
~ mtueftc which that 90 nrt other
low 40 Hhich b. sold makes the
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n. recommend other medicine which their prohts
larger, uuesf e n.ist upou hnNnr Madame
PHrts other. AK Tor Madame forters Curative
Haltm. prcr cents. and n large bottles and
tse uer nyou can not sett az one store can at
theirs
H Sold hy au nrue.ts and Store keepers at Is and
Do larger bottles 90 % cents
uAil RuCKEls Proprietor, New York.
q. C.. GOODWIN 3 co., Na u Marshall street. Hoston,
General Agents fIr New England. S1ta
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12
Erysipolas General Debility Purify the
BLOOD.

From Dr. Robf c70iu, Houston ST., N7r YORK..
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12
INFORMANT TO FEMALES

II
DIR. Oh EES EN- A MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients these Pills are the
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was the commencement Of new in the treatment
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most edecusl remedy known for all com
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Pills sent by matt promptly by RENTING to the Pro-
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May27 d3wlY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

With the fall Of Vcksburg will come .he
crushing blow 20 the Conf deracy. Grant,
Banks and Rosenersnz will then sweep every
thing from the valley Of the Mississippi. The
rebels know this and thence we may be sure
they will make desperate attempts to hold it,
to reinforce II and also to create diversions in
other places. BE not surprised if Lee makes
move that will cause Europe to think of
other places besides Voksburg.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

From HG-rV Sirtisr ts7.. ne obio editor Qf the
TuitiaHHort Democrat Pennsylvania.
" Our only child, about three years of age, ,vas
attacked hy pmplCs ou hts forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed loathsomc and yiruleut
.src, which covered his iac, and actually blinded
ms eyes .or some days. skilul physician applied
nitrate ol silver and other remedies, without any
apparent effect For fifteen days we guarded his
hnnds lest with them hc should tear open The fes-
tcriug aud corrupt wound which covered his whole
iHce. Having tried every thing else we had any
nud applying the iDdide OF potash lotion, as you
direct The sore began 60 heal when We had given
the first bottle. and was well when we had finished
Tine second rhc chIld's cyclnshes, which had como
ont, grow again, aud Doe i7 now rs healthy aud nir
ns any other. The Whole ntshD0rlood predicted
Tint Lnu DlLIl must uIn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

FI'O CARRIAGE MAKERS. - The sub
Il scriber wishes 10 rent his Shop, situated in Cabot
Village, to good Carriage Maker said shop has in il
all the Machinery necessary for carrying the Carriage
making business, consisting OF Circular aud Gig Saws
Ienoning aud Morticlng Machines, Planning Machine
and Turning Lathe, with good water power, and room
sufficient for carrying extensive business There
are also good rooms for painting together with Black
smith Shop.
Also, good Dwelling house, with Barn aud Shed at
tachcd
This Of the best locations this vicinity for the
shove business.
Terms reasonable, and possession given Immediately.
JASON BRITT.
Cabot March ~ 1868 45u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12


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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

III IGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
Ii IN DELICATE HEALTH,-Ur. Dow, my 4cian
ana surgeon, 80 Endieott Street, Boston,
is consulted daily for ali diseases incident TO
the female system. Prolapsus Uteuor falling Of
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cure OF diseases OF women and children, than any physi
clan In Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
70 stay in Boston few day under his treatment.
Dr. Dow since lSl5 having confined his whole attcn-
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and Female Complaints, acknowledges superior in the
United States.
n BAH letters must contain four red stamps, OF
they will not be answered.
Office Hours from A. NJ 9PM
April 1852 4sOO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

York Times's Nashville correspo ndont writes !:
1.-THE Union element, too, is strengthening.
The League, already numbering hundreds Of
respected citizens, is enrolling weekly addi-
tlonal staunch members. The Nashville Daily
Union and Press are earnest supporters of the
Government, and the former particularly is a
bold, incorporating supporter Of the Ad-
ministration Andy Johnson's influence is
potent and pervading and when his 10000
troops, now being rapidly raised, shall have
taken the field, to wrest East Tennessee from
the clutches of its tyrants, the day of the
States full deliyersnee will be nigh. All
things oonspire to invest the Union cause
here with hope and encouragement"