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The passionate love Of flowers is marked
Characteristic of the Parisians, and the sale
Of flowers in Pa1is is an extensive and lucra-
Tive branch Of trade. It Is computed that the
various little patches ground in the vicinity
Of the French capital, appropriated TO e aorA q,
Geo, 600 francs, and gire employment to 500
persons. In paris alone there are no fewer
than 2S4 florists, and on occasions Of public
festiyity their copjoint traffic not unfrequently
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miscellaneous.

TO MILLERs OR MER
steam eFssaTas Fisss I HS4assss' Offers for '' thu
PRAIRIE MILLs,"
With Cooper Shops and Cattle Yard,
situ.nd ~ Tho Tom Of Fulton stats ct 1ow. The
from the City OF Davenport.
Is capable Of GriodnE two iun1red barrels 81 Flour
M ePd sst s1 L FL sapRa
tsinnE o. = {rs a9d hiss EIDE track 70: The eaaYeaeat
~ xtszs g,ex,nE !eg:oH and san have .lsfEs r9n
Il fs soa
said Dollars terras favorable to tae pnsch sser
For further particulars apply to L. c. FULTON. On
..,.srs GEO. L. DAVENPORT.
te1+E2lGfw Davenport, Iowa.
r z. HARRIS IMPROVED
ssn1oRmoN BEATER,'
H A Y r r. E 8 s. 3.
dstrg r. saysnt,ss. ct ta,s sa|s1,.
sof e, M beresy
notified that VIC 41o now manufacturing deaauo either
STATIONARY OR PORTABLE,
Z 4 ess sPS r u s 81
In tvsEy particular. and has proved itse0
THE BEST IN USE,
nd r. eny one Hhe1 ~ make sacs satss
lGssS sIa .ados Il '0z
ADVANTAGES OF POnTAHILTTK, =
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TATARRH! CATARRHi
~ DR.. EEE1TES LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
euse for Ctar Cold III tie head 1t ia easier
10 cure CATAREnth IN toSsrHrT1oN: The symptomsof
Catsr1h at nfs. A-e very slight. Ferson2 IND they
hRvc cold and hare frequent attAcks, arc more
sat1ve TO tie changes Of tennetature The pose may
thicE sad sdfes,se As ine assesse becomes Chronic
fAIoAt and is lAwked cauGhet OF. The breath be-
eoEas cHensive 1t may tt+troy tte sense 9f smell
R2 ID 6entby express Once ISL South Clazk street.
31psta,rt4 Address Dr. D. y. sEE1YEP 2: Boz 81.
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nR~ JAMES, formerly Of New

~ 091esna, whoeo unrtvs!led auccese In shes
<ueut Of Ch1ouic Aercurta Blood Aad other dseasas
THAT REQUIRE SEMLFUL TREATMENT,
aas permanently located hi1nson n 50 Randolph.
street, Chicago Dr. james isEecoumended II BY tho mo
ica1 f.culty &nt the 2noat entire pre1 of the South
Thousands Of unfortnnates bless Dr.. JAMES. who,
but for him. would BE- living a miserable ex1zt
cace The eovlshls reputation Dr. James enJoJs from
tic Lake. to thu GulG u the result Of 7eA18 o8 study
End observation.
D.. .Jame4 usos no Mercury. .1odlds Fotaa&. Arseale
oe Ra&apartls in rhe treatment Of blood diseasea
rri neut.anxer which IL postive cure.
Organic Weakness cured By new md au1au1oln
ethot. saving both time and expsnse-
O1oe snd parlo.s 1t e6 Randolph street.. tup
Dfue hours from A. II. until ~ Il
CONSULTATIONS MvIeLAB1R..
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ITO MILLERS Or MER
Il CHhE1s.-The undersigned Offers for esle tho
Steam Elou1tng Mills knownAs
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L order to keep pace With the demands taa 9avr
ing EubIc tho managers Of this popular route haye
addid many inprove9eots during tho yeas 1sG2. and
Rh IL connections It will pc found tn all resoecta
ETRGT CLASS ROUTE to all tha Eastctn citia.. The
tscI il stone baastet, aac entirely tsee Eo12 1-:.
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LIVE 8T0OK.
U-Q7ez8 1nd Fax.4ez1 WI Ind this tho most At7xar
Agsou1 route for xNo Stock. CApAcous f2ztl 1eu
wh:-red sud supplied With every couyen1arcs haTe
1ttent,on Is paid to their wants. From Harr!shu1X
xnerewu be found ever convenience for feeding md
NEW YORK AID BALTIMORE AARKET8. Thls WI
aso be fopad toe shortest q2lchest t2d moet d:fea
With fewer changes than any other.
KEOCa 1EFlS, Gem a1pt Altoona, Pa.
t. L. HOCFT. Ren1 Ticket A9aat, Philadelphia.
H.H. h0U5TON. 6eu1 frs4eht Agent Piilacs:ph1&.
{a3-y7J3-!v
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- 0FffCK.-'~ LoC1sEILLx. Ky July IT.. Bna -
proposals will be fecelA ed at this ottea unfi!
snly 18th 1853. for 1urufs 1lns 3.s0 ca"asT a-d
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THREE DAILY TRALHB FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
tx1th Close connections from Western CtesJ
AZ 24nect1pe dtrect to New YORK. THEOUGH PHIL-
ADPHH H1SSsE 49S s,S;s D seRbefSsas & dHeefoaf
e. e ~ xsus eeS
n7tlG In advance Of 2l other Eoutes
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
Tickets for sale to Boston By boat or ra Boat Ts.
ss 3 3sood n1 GO ~ % sfthe souad lines Es to al 1otaa
Sleeping CaTs Or night trasna to Philadelphia. Hsv
Baggage checked through ana II zsaatsz7si ts6
KIGH HTS.
W1ided to sad honl Pnilade.phls, New York. BostS5
81 e 1s. s ass s@s
Or Missouri 81 nAltao.p DIkxoT.
Es5ded e sey gerf Dn ths on'o ~
Wiscoas:E. Missouri Kansas, ASksnsas nd FED RYss
20 8 Il Sc ~ g
o e t ths s.s
WF EAfEs ,S SF sSkEisaE e .ae nqn ~, point
= II T IL rr9 - "a - IL aaa!a4p ~
n aRAnEo:p coPAHIss.
37S Tsaf 2eF1 c9laF and marx packages Arusn
2ss sn,2sss Direction. .pg
eg sss; 7sssss As.nt: assas 5';t.s95E ,s
i. " Ak6MN1 e e.. Il Gine4saaa. sEiasa tsou osioa
RG ME5RRGa M6i,RR d1t.G}; ca Had!'on H 1ndaaa-
$,Ws 31kIAE i, es$s! ! %, E7sssvme. II Id
eiAKRSEE& eiAKRE& / e Co. sSSS ssleaEo. S nl,not.
dsEhG4 4 AiG91h 1 M6SFaSaskq fSsfsSsta GeS a.ye-vs
A$' tfEEEE g: zsssse.ils. ss'asots os.e. Sn''
AG. aStDRGA, Ass ae5ss:si 9Ti T:.7erg Agent to< taa
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Buef1al N ottrta-

HUDSON'S UNRlVAlED
ana preseTytne tne teeth ntalnE diseased Euns and
purifying The 6a.h tha2 ny 2tn9r @ sT
Snt actecao'e All Ttc haze nted this Paste pro:
ncuccc It excellent" Sold bJ Ill pfugEistA- ~
1y1i-h*xjwh
THE MYSTERIES OF THE
TOILET are otten exposed In consequence OF
4Lr tncfbe1cncy Of feo cAed identifying ons
int all who usc CN15rAD1RO'S EXCELSIOR uA1K
DI know and feel that their secret Ia eccu1e
NO MORTAL EYE
<sn dfsinGuish the black. and browns produced By
this dye from hoee impaired by tho CreAtor.
no DESTRUCTIVE INGREDIENT,
Nothing that thrvel up in Spv way injurc the
hair. m1nE&es With the pREskRvATIvA VEGETABLE
-X!EHKnTt Of thu wonderful preparation
Ma9nleStuted ey J. CH1sTADpk0. Astnf Il ho1sE: ,1sr
;aEe, jy14-b59- 9-1m1a
nR, JAMES. FORMERLY of New
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This Medicine Increases tbs Power Ct Dfges.
ton, and E1citea the AbsoTbents Into
healthy action, By which the Wate1y
or Calcarous Dispositions, and all
.: : the Unnatural Engagements :
are Reduced, as well a.
$50 Fsin and Inflammation.
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nipttaeTta

physician OF disDg ability gives the fol
10 wing iacts concerning this much dreaded disease
lst. 10 its nafu1e, it is not local affection as il
usually supposed, bu suions pervading the BLOOD
OF the whole SYSTEM fore it makes te appearance il
any par: /! II q kindred to erysipeas and
though epidemical is rot strictly spekiog infectious
81. It's most man tts 9 mptOna - 'eise membrane
Ct white coor which iorm upon and around the ton
sls, near The palate, ard which tbchens and extends
unless checked I'll he patient dies from sufocation
This false membrane is, however, confined to the
threat. but may sometimes be upon the hard or
arrn any her place where the skin has been re-
moved
Sd. Among the cautions 10 be observed are the
following Avoid all medicines and modes OF treat
ment which shall exhaust the strength and be careful
not to il are the skin by blsters count5 rirrtants
particularly in the neighborhood of the throat
4th. TO effect tie cure, aim to restore as rapidly
and effectively possible the patients waning strength
For this purposs let the diet be Of the most nutritious
character-chicken SOUP beef tea, etc Give freely
eggnogg made OF good whiskey. use the stimulant
In any other way that will combine nourishment with
stimulation Add to the general strength by the use
OF mineral onics, OF which is better than muir.
ate OF iron, which may be administered as largely az
ten dcops at dose every two three hours Tor on
adult Between the doses of iron, give from five to If
teen grains OF chorate not choridel of potash of
soda The chloride OF soda may be used antisop
tic garge, but the best gargle is common salt.
Ii the disease gives signs of pericdcity, by regular
remssions and acceasons then bring to your aid the
great antiperiodic qainine.
Advts Gut cut this article and keep it ready for
q time OF need The statement may be relied upon.
A CLERGYNAN.
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A Biz Of Romance.

Six years ago handsome couple were travelling to-
gether the cars, Virginia. and amid the rafting
of wheels and the wbrl Of rapid motion and
ded by strangers, tfey moved by the god OF love,
plghted their troth each other, and vowed eternal
coostancy She, boo1ling creature of fifteen, all life
and animation, With fora aud ea tur,s that might have
moved Stole to love, Ireturned TO the jealous OF
her instructors be- dist ngushd for manly beauy end
gsntlemauy dmeanor, psFd once more to the halls Of
BY ms a OF
tions, to feed the aamcs OF devotion. Years rolled by
the maiden's father, of Vingiuias most honered
ministers had moved Nashville Tennessee to assans
the pastoral charge Of Baptist church, accompanied
By his family The war nroke out, the young man
moved to Georgia, fol- awhile engaged as precepor
at LaGracge, and th minister OF the gospel IL
charge of church, setted in Rome, Georgia.
Still other years took their fight into the past anC
yet both remained faithful 70 their VOWS; but, unable
longer to endure tn separation, the gentleman wrot
to bis anes urging, her to leave her father and mohe
and sisters and to him, she had to declare
lhsrset al "aen enemy" to be able to do 50. But thi
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WILMINGTON MARKET, NoTGHBsR y. ls..

BEEF CATTLE-The market Continues be poo lg ,ua-
piled. and prices rule high. We quote on the h, Of
to 20 cents tor grass fated and SO per h. m sa n
BEEsWAx-Sells from carts at 81 90 per 10.
BACoN-searcely any coming ia, and none o. mario
We quote from carts ct s. rs to 81 30 per IL. for A g
round. P
BUrrER-sells at 81 50 to S5 per ID.
CoRN-Very little on nGrLev. Wo quote at s. 50 TO -
per bushel.
Com aEAL-sells from the grGnaos In The small way At
Sc per bushel.
CoPPERAs-Retails at 81 rs to 81 per b.
CoTToN-Sells at 65 to IS cents yer ID.
EGGs-Sell from carts at 81 70 to 81 so per tczsu.
bare, with lair demnld. We qlote sales AZ SEQ
to $40 per Dbl. for 1eTtue.
FoDDER-$l5 per 100 lbs.
HIDBs-Green, 81 to 81 IS, and dry, s. so nrr -,
LEATHER-Sole $40 to $40 co. and Upper 5!2 TO $l2 ~
per 10.
LARD-seIls By the bbl 1t 80 Is per ID.
AoLAssEs-Ketails at $i4 to SIS DER Gallon
NAILs-By the keg, 81 10 to 81 70 per ~
PoULTRY-Chickens 81 to 81 6O and grown fowls g. ID
to 50 each. - ,
PoTAToEs-sweet, 81 to 50, sn4 Irish, $l2 to 81 yrr
bushel.
FoEK-A few small lots of fresh have been h,sqpl IN
and sold from carts At 81 80 per To-.
PEA NUTS 50 to $40 per bushel.
RlCE-Clean, 80 cents per Id by the casl
sALTIhe market has ruled very du for ;he pas werk
and only retail SALES have been made We quote oi.J
made at SIG to SIT per bUshel.
kUGAR-By tho Dbl. 81 65 to 81 rs per ID.
sH FsTNG-Fayettevie factory, 81 90 10 s. IS per yard
BY the bale.
s S Tg r 81 to 81 so per gallon.
YAaN-Retais at $50 20 81 per bunch, aocordior {,
Nos.
WooD-sells by the boat load $40 % So for PIN So
Tor ash, and $28 to $50 per cord tor OAK,
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At UnonoWn, Ala, the 29h nit sfrer protr,ctsi
illness, which he bore with exemplary foude ,d Christ
Ian patiencs Dr. BERNARD LAsPEYRE. a native Of Wi.
ming ton, N c. in the thirty year of M ape r5er
attached from his youth up tie principles Of tie
and intent upon the maintenance CT her rgs at the com
mencement of hostiltes he volunteered 10 defend ~,
with his llfe and went into service in h FI9i; az
mert. At hia death and for baiors he - o. ~
E. Of company in that regiment aud comma 'aI
company ia the memorable oatle of bGrrees pgro ci
he fOugat with distinguished CALAMITY He Ind few us
and many noble virtues. Kind and gent, cuura G, US and
generous, afectionate and aab, he has left IA ny 9Jt
and no eaemies lite OF usefulness and honor bss ~,
crowned with triumphant Christian death. pFi.- m
land of strangers, far from his home, he nat win ~ e.
ITEMS constant and assduUu9 he could have asig
at the hands OF his relatives
Florida papers please COPY. a. p
Oglsthorpe, Ga, Nov. g. 1868.
In this city, Sunday, 9Th inst, EMMA JANE rcnrr
est child of Hiram H. and Sarah Jane . spkns ag,l -
and months. 80 'S'''
Richmond and Petersburg paOars plcora r,pv
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" Imported Goods by s. H. Vest Aucttonesr, Octd0us
Cohen, Nor. lob, 1863.


or imported Goods by s. H. West Aucttonesr, Octaous
Cohen, iNev. l0dt, 1853.
Fancy Prints 50 e2 to IS IS as in quality, black and
white Prints Is to 81 black ard white Ginghams
IS 30 to 81 TO- French Cambria, 81 IS to s. Paper
6ric 81 10; Del snes, 81 374 to o organda 81 IL
Mohar Lustre 50 ga to 50 Indigo Blue 81 SIS TO 81
Isl beaehed shirtir 50 IS Cambria shb,ns - IS
sl4 White Flat neil 81 so to sl3 5O elton 10th s22 50
S3e Fancy Ccatings s6 to $6s 6o Tweed $50 per yard
Felt Hats $23 SO to $43 each; Handkerchefa, Nader
Madras Turkey, Ped &c. s22 10 seq per dozen O,arks
Sewing Cotton white leo yards, So so s. 67. do
do, eco yards 50 rs TO rs d. (bIack 2Oo Yards
$40 % per dozan Linen Thread assorted celos 50 TO s
per 10 shoe Thread $40 to So IS per h.. Mana Rope
50 per H. Baggng 81 to s. per yard Gotten Cards
cloth SIG Is do DO leather, s33 to s3s so per pair
Extension Hoop Skirts, $50 to Sal each Misses do
DO. s. EACH Black Fix Neck Ties, s3l So per dozen
arg IA shirts ssos to $40 Per dozen Tweed Shirts
ton aerno 49, Half Hose s!2 to s4a per dozen; Ex
s27 rs per pair Ladies' French Satin Boots sls so to
S5s; Gilt Kid, ssl Kid, SIS So black Kid. So Laced
Satin hoes $6 to $22 Caters double SOLE SAL to $50
One case assorted lKid, sAeepskn, in etc., 81 %
$23 so par pair.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-12

CONrAREYG POLLs.-We learn from Standard that
there dIcG an,y between the act of the saure
aud ordinance Of Convention the eubjecb
pairing the polls for MEMBERS OF Congress The Law s in
peratIge that the cliffs shall meet next Wednesday,
aud The ordinance requires the iaal decision made
twenty days the day of section in the army, to
give The sod to be heard from. The result
appears be- that the Cherfs will haze the pa
ces OF comparing the Oils Wednesday next, and then,
unless tie votes il every Company ia the amy,
from every county Tie DIS rict they will have adjourn
To meet st the place % days after the election in the
ARM, which viii De Wednesday Of next week.
ihe following are the places OF meeting
at P!ynOEto, il the Isl District
AT Greeuvle, in tIa "a District
at warsaw, IN tae 3cd District.
at LumoeTton, IL the 4Ch District.
At franklin, II The 5.h Diatri9f
Al GTeensbOTOuFh in tie E.A iy;sfr;re
st Troy, in the 1.I District
At Charlotte ID the Sth District
At Wilkes or ugh, Il the IN DI3.T.ct
at Asbeylie, in the 10Th District
Fdy3t!eUttte Observer. 9th tast.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-12
Nov 10, 1858.


THE OFFICE OF CHIEF CONTROLLING
QUARTER ASTER, Richmond, Va, tor the colcc.,a
W OF tithes directs that the iohowDs Us ubnsd
,nS of eicitiDg Information the subject r f-
farmers of North Carolina Ths pln prop Jsad is from
leading farmer ia 6anoVer Coanty, Vrgilia.
SEPT Is, 1863 -1hos most successful ia kGeOrg ST.
potatoes during the winter, in Hanover CoIny Va a. -
this
In hgh dry spot excavata boe Of co-7suiaat .sz.
SHAPE, the depth OF fo1r five feet
pine tags, say three inches thch the side a5y III ~
lined with the the potato pus ~. Ara.
hole Is filed to within foot Ct the fuTfacc a..
helter keep of the rain erected the potatoes are a
remain untouched for about week, ergo villa,
10 called the Then pae tags thoau Il.,iUa
hole with the surface, and plapk laid over "
greatest ina portance that 10 wGter should nu"-
potatoes, and they should not he or auaas. "
taker for Pine t. Is the best GyD ada. ,l
versaly used in Hanover The usual country gse'a. ,
made OF top fodder and corn stalks. Before the poa
are In the hole, each should he rubbed with ts
hand taking OF all dirt ard root Tit potatoes saut
be washed or bruised in any manner.
GEO. II. FITZWIL5DH,
C"pt A, . Mo-
Aas't G. 4. Geu'Ib CHI q.
Farmers srs respectfully solicited ~ G;yc ,ncf, a.
the subject, and will please direct tier logea 20 "
Il. A. Hadnam, BALE. gh.
Nov. IL b, 1853 Z %
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was not necessary. The Yankee general granted
pass to several Southern ladies and she was non the
number Resolute and faithful she sought the object of
ner affections. through no CON obstacles and pro
idence favoring her she resc ed Georgia satrIv va,
happily united In the bonds of wedock 10 him who had
been the choice of her young affections and for whose
sake she bad left ALL and row rjoces in the reward Of
true constancy and devotion; while he pronJ and ay
ultant be would be- glOres in the p6ssesgon =, %
rare prize. Does the reader desire to Know y cir
names Let him read the following
MARRIED.
Near ome, Ga, Tuesday morning Oct 49, 1853 bv
Rev. J. F. Swanson, Rev. D. WILL GgIN to siIss j ~
O., second daughter of Or. r. 3. Z. HOWeI of Nabye
Tennessee
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-12
A HOseIPABLE HDITOR

II Gen. Meade does not pay visit to Richmond
very sO0n it will not be from the lack of most cordial
Invitation 10 do So rendered by the Richmon Dispatch
hat paper Is "On hospitabie thoughts INTENT" and will
hear OF nothing less than Meade's comming to Big
Richmond and bringing his knitting" with him. The
Dip"t"' thus inv0kss visit from the Yankee Gene
It is not exactly plain whether the advance is to be
made by James river the Peninsula or direct from
the Rappahannock Either wey will suit US if it suits
Gen. Meade. We hope his heart will not fail him this
tine, 1t did when Lee chased him into his defences
before Washington. Let him come prepared to make
real campaign; campaign not against the pigs and
Poultay, but against the fighting of Lees army.
Let him bring along Fitzpatrick, that famous hen roost
General the very sight OF whom sets all the geese to
caCkllnE, and ali the turkeys to gObling throughout
this quarter lie and his warriors gallant men "to
twist the neck OF cock and hen, as said of yore
touching hero OF principles and practice much
bling their own-tha Scottish highland freebooter,
Cutler MeCulOch. We all these gentry,
~ way Of nducement, that Richmond is not so abso
lutely destitute OF the means Of maki.g good Christ
mas dinner IS they seem to imagine We can still
afford good minced pie, although dare not venture
to promise plum pudding We have not the best
material for bowl OF egg nogg; our white sugar is
running low, and aur rum growing scarce. But If theJ
will put up with dead shot Whskey, rifle barreed, and
warranted to kill, they find plenty at dollar
and halt drink, Confederate currency. There are
many other inducements too tedious to mention, 80,
venture to invite them, and them Gen. Lee will
give them q hearty weicOm3.
Ii the Dispatch had added to it's bill OF fare "long
sarse" end short sarss," the military fisher could
not have resisted the temptation.
AN ADMIRAL on HIS kNEEs-Admiral Benbow af.
ter many years Of hard service for be had only merit
TO recommend him. visited Shrewsbury, his native town.
and On bis arrival lie proceeded to The house of his
nativity, which was then occupied by people in way
related to hin. Yet he entered the house as if it had
been his own, walked up stairs, went into the room
where he first drew breath, fell his knees and return.
ed thanks the great Disposer of events for his
lection and support through bis eventual life
The NEW ARCHBISHOP OF BALTINoRE-The Right
Rev. DR.. Spaldng, Roman Catholic Bishop of Louis
vile, has been appointed to fill the See of Baltimore
rendered vacant by the death of the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Keudrick SpaIdng is a native of Kentucky,
and a descendant of Catholic family who emigrated
with Lord Baltimore to Maryland on the settlement Of
that province
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-12
Msjor Moxby.

II gallant Major Mosby has, al will be seen by the
following letter. received the approval and the thanks
General Lee for hs gsanty ind eki displayed curing the
recent operations of the army Of Northern Virginia
HEADo rs Army NoRTHsRN Va
Oct 80. 1863. I
MAJOR Central J. H. B. S!uort Commanding Caudty
Corps:
General !: have received the reports which You for
warded of Maj Mosbys operations Oct l2rh, 18th
and 2Sh His characterised by great bodness
and skill especially that upon the enemys train between
New Baltimore and Warrenton.
Please my thanks to Mai Mostly with the hope
that he will continue to strike the enemy wherever op-
portuaity offers for a successful blow.
| am, very respectfully,
Your OBJ ds servant,
(Sgned) r e. LEE Genl
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Nov. 4, 1898.
NORTH CAROLINA, !
NEW HANOVER Co,


NEW HANOVER Co, : Fab Ielm 1863.
J. & D. kcRae Co., uS The Cape Feur Coal ana I.o4
Company.
DY VIRTUE of decree in this made f. ~
ID of the Court, will sell by public auclya, on .Ly
premises in Chatham county, n. O., Eues1Gy su4
day Of December next at 10 O'clock The folio nur
TRACTS OF LAND One Tract lying on TIVE nom.
side of Deep River, bounded follows giuln
a white oak the ba nk OF Deep river,
landing running north Lund ed and ~ enlyHO (i-)
poles pine (wilcox's ! 81, thence b., ,,g.
Wilcox line hundred AMI scVeny-slX (?U) yl,s
pine Smiths line, IhsL h rs d0. ran,,
bred and twenty ouc (z24) poles u whEe OAK 81.
small gut near the river lhvnce non g deg cow.
said gut twenty (lO) p"es then south 70 Ceg cg
(S) poles 10 the confluence OF said gut ~ Ii,c!
with the various cOurhe5 OF the Lrr
ming, containing BY estimation hundred sa,,uy
(L7O acres. Also, TRACT Contain z LrU ,u..
a-hnt (23) acres joining the land Of Hams lysor
the appuEteaances.
Terms of sa!e-Cash.
A. M. WADDLLT,
ak & MaGle- in ! GIi.r.
nov 10, 1858. 90 TIT,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-12

PORE or RoxE.-The latest European files state that
the Pope continues to show himself in public. On the
2ad October be walked all the way up the Corso from
the Piazza del Popolo to the Piazza d Venezis, follow
ed by his noble guards and e4apagss His Holiness no
looked rather thin in the face bat stout in the body
walked good pace, pausing occasionally to give his
blessing to the groups OF bystands who kuelt TO re-
eeiye it,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-12

In Tie Philadelphia GIsrcuy W. fad an article head
ed "Llucyia Good Fines from which we make TIE
following extract showing the happy condition of the
universal aukee nation" In the attempt eLsave
Us, they sacrificed thzir own freedom:
: aHon ..e1 taken from the fed IF laber ~ the
i.ld q Battle.
Va! W, War Blood Carnage Free Heroes
g -cEeia wish White
LABOR
-e5t Taxation. and Decentralization! Use Conatu-
titI IamsIed ucOl-Iha
"Jui9u as it vas
E-ezTcd al
artial tlroug27r the Whole Country declared By
Proclamation
Taa Eu5ras Corpus SusDended-lbe Civil Law SuDergs-
dgC-aili:aIy Arrests and Trial
Decentralization Of Speech
aid ct tie Press only
Exercised It the
RISK Of In
PrlS0nma1t aad
DEAN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-12
FOR RENT Oh FALL

FOR RENT DER BALE.
THAT DE5IRAB BILE TRACT OF LAND known ag Ioys
= grove, situated on the Wilmington Weldon Plruad
mile from Wilmington, and Containing CLe hrua -
acres less The land is fera aud IN Iish STATE
Of cultivation, and the place we'll wJrthy tho at ZION
any one wishing to rent or purchase. apply 10
IAv-s. Ii. HOEfI.
Nov. 4, 1893. As I,-G
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-12

Thomas Jefferson said, after he had been Presi-
dent Of the United States
The habit of using ardent spirits, by in public
and mNe trouble to me than any other circumstance
which occurred in the national concerns of the country
during iny administration. And we're to commence
my Administration again, with the knowledge, which,
from experience, have acquired, the first question
which would ask with regard to every candidate for
Office should be ais he addicted to the use Of ardent
spirits?