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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
Southern COnfederGcg
From the Richmond Examiner.
Gen. Eesnberfon in Soush Cas DINA.

--, SOUTH CAROLINA, April 23th, 1853.
To tae 7 dior Of The bIGatnr:
You Hi much crafty and Obige subscriber AID one
who reads your edit oFas m great interest," by noticing
the case slaves stolen and held exported by tie
Yaukees. How, in the e5elt of peace, shall
eel with them for the properly taken by them? Are they
he Eed accountable as England was il y last
and be 70 restore tte pay Tor then! Pei haps
word in you eble TO the poSslhs Of the mat
in respect OF the Yankee pockets might work eau
tton upon them in the present pct OF al lis.
IT Is RICHMOND, AS IT IS IN TIL ETATE, AND
PUBLICLY TALKED OF, GEN. PEMEgRToN, BEFORE s
sEM1vAL FRJM COMMAND CHARLESTON, hEy ~.
1852. CBakD 7uE lEDOEBEHT OF ALL TIE
FoRTFICATIors WHICH HAY8 iUCCSssFULLY~ REPULsED
IHg Y AkKEE FLEET is BE ENTRUSTED WIIH
VICKsBJR &c : | KNOW THIS STATE WHO THINKS
so, Very respectfully,
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iHE kEoKuK GUNs.-I he two great guns Of the ke-
oUk III ZACH Dahlgrens) have bcec relieved from their
very useless position under the salt water and have
been brought TO this city They excellent pieces
of shooting ware and che ap. Our Buys think this
the best way Of getting guos and only regret that tie
Ya+kets did not cast eli ballast Of this kind in
their somewhat embarrassed retrea from tat little
conuoisagee on the 7th OF April The labor OF raising
and removing these gus has been done ard superin-
tended 10 great part by fellow citza Adoiphus
Lacose who deserves special mention for the perseve
rance aud Industry and resources be las exhibited 10
work which nany pronounced hoT eless. The old shat
tered hall Of the Keokuk and the lev moVeables LETT II
any, may remain part OF the treasure troVe Of ola
ocean. We leave the great experiment on which
Yabkeedom relied to its in the sandy bed, on con
dion that it retains is sinking qualities and dees not
attempt to rise Charleston Courier
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers ssle on reasonable terma
the following tracts Of Laud 400 Immediae ely
On th9 Wh te Lake IN Bladsn county, miles below r. IA
bethtown and AID hall miles the Little Aupsr
Loa' oe the cape Fear River. IhB Land is guod
arming a. any In thi* couny there being Sx
hundred acres OF good swamp, the most when drain
eighty acres uni cultivation which oduce for.
ty bushels per There this La d good
~ story House early nished and ether g Cd bu d. "a
viii also sell $50 acres adjoining the lands OF Danel
Johnson ard VIM Bordeaux also zoo adj lining tie
lands OF Elizabeth aelSH and George Cain $40 scr, ed
joining the lands Of Peter Cain aud Owen Gar5ner 10
aGoinCg the lands Of John These ands are
veil timoered will take in pa FIR above Ands
young negroes fair price, have o,hsr lauds on CuIy
swamp that will sell.
r. +. MELVIN.
Elzabethtown, BlAdeu Comfy, Apr 20. Is 3 3i.I3
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FROM NICKSbUR.,i.
Stltutl0G

VICKsBCsG, .ay Gth l3G'.
il reported that Col Ferguson desro ed
ports ard Two brgcs al cod cipped other and
drove Of the cu4bos:s. Nothing important here. The
army below has advanc Il IL at last ac-
here bot boat in eg7s le os tie river
to-day.
roadent ci the Gta Mississippi, captured at
'Por: tihs sube4uen y made :heir
my, and IS With tbs egment.
1t Col Potus 0f tie E0h taken al Po soil escaped
and rs Il. ed BIS 1egiLnenE on ies.erAay.
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April %.
NOTICE.

THE following rd ates Bank Stock were Lost some
time since. Notice is hereby given that appl cation
will be M de for d iertifc 8tes:
crtI6cAe 20 shares Of Stock In the Bank of Can
Fear in tn John Myers Z son.
Several certfcaes i9 all amounting TO 80 shares tbs
Certificate tor shares in the Bank Of Cape Fear n the
nam, baIriet E. Myers.
Certificate tor shares in the Bank Cape Fear in tie
name Of Lucy A. B. Warrington
CeTheate for l0sbares in the Commercial Bank OF Viii.
mGgton In tie name Of John Myers, Trasee of Lucy A.
Horthiagtou. a. t.-.-7i .'.- ''t-'. :
Certificate for 10 shares 10 the Commercial Bank e W.
mns ton IN the ndIe CT John Myers Trustee CT Loua B.
Wo-thngton. ~ -
CertGc ste q 10 shares in the Commercial Bank OF VII
ngton In a Ct J,ha Myers Trustee OF harrlst H.
Gyers. ,. -
Tarboro, April 10Th, 1868 s0Sn~
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an. Cover. NIT lo.n.nt,.r..

Tbs tommlttce, appointed by tie recent public
msctiag, net on Monday afternoon aod adopted the
following scale OF prices ior The month Of May
Bacon and lard 81 per pound ;. So per
bushel delivered at tie nearest Rail Road De
pot; peas 50 fodder So per huDdrsd delivered and
the Committee will allow cents per mile for every
100 ponds transportation for meat and lard. 1t is
proper to state that Of this Committee are very
uuca opposed To tie scale OF prices entirely too
high. lie Committee will be glad TO purchase at tie
lowest rates for which the patriotic will SELL ut If they
hare 10 compete with the sEecuIator they thought it
best to allow such prices as would insure tie Govern
Elent ne provisions ii may require.
Sumter rs. Cl Hdtchnqn.
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Z. E. LEE,
fSarer
THE DRcGGtsra' CONVENTION,

8UGUsTA, Nay 4 1873.
Il tne afternoon session Of the Drugs gsts' Convention
impor features were l'esentfd amoEg them the re-
strclioD o sale of medicines excep. to educated drug
gifts who shall the standard quality Of pharmaceutical
lions the de7e pment of for Ma
terra Medca committee appointed 20 receive spe
cmeEs O. medicines and chemicals manufactured from the
natural resources of the South.
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''Tha Finest Array the TIan-t"
The New York Herald, (editoriaD of the 2Oth April

HoT goes the war7 What is the prosrect ? no tba
SJ 2, sne spring camp ign, they graauaI
ulIOueu' 9s us salsiactory great Wet
res aud glorious peace Of anoIhar srrmsr - a.
pontmeBts ard disasters We answer that va han d
abiding faith that the days the rehelcn nre
and that the end draws nigh. General Hooker VIII 60
nspds the finest army tie planet fs pr.rarins f
forward movement which cGnnotbe successffv resis cd
for bis force viii advsDce this in broken d.ych
ments scattered half the State of Virginia bul m
nadSse the road to Richmond.
The best army on The panet seems TO have been
struck by the tail Of comet, Mr.. Herald.
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PEAxCrs-No one who raised peanuts last year vii
d~y tbaE they retarn more pref for less labor than
any otter crop that be produced. Let here be
pIgnty of them this year They go2d for stock -
BcsiGcs they make tie best kind Of oil-reanut oil
bspg considered much better OIL than sperm and
long as there is such demand for the ericle peanuts
will bring high price Let every planter have a
large p.jeh OF peGnuts. He will fiad it the most prof.
table crop be car rais4-CAron j. Sen. 1t May,
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CoHvEN ION OF DhUGGI,T5.

AUGUSTA, Nay 6ah, 1868.
Tie I!rrgzists' Convention assembled to dsy large
rUnber OF delegates f"m all sections present. The
officers were elected. President, Z. II. IIeintsh vi
Presi ents Hes2rs vi ams Stepharscn Hatch, Carter
and jones. Committee appointed draft a Con
+utior
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VALUA BILE HOUrE AND LOT eOK SALE
The TOWN Of Jacksonville, Onelow cou"ty, kno wn
as the Hotel The subscriber having gone 10 he service
being OF his power to keep Il up is oesrous Il
sslng IT, 1t Is the we'll known house Kept tor pur
pose and Is la ge and convenient house iOI that
Sth IS 40 good stas ali other good out hoae, on
The tot and che and half OF land DeUn
my pe1sch wishing to purchase Will do well to call aid
examine il for bems Ives. hr X. F. PeietIer tase
pleasure CIV Dg any inoImSton and showing pren
ses. Terms will be made cary 10 any person wishing
purchase. JANE, Bay Mt.
April To- 1853. l68 2L-2S-bt-
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A ci.iz u OF Mobile a few DAYS aCo found hp a.

A ciz n OF Mobile, a few days, ago, found, by &C
tual experiment, that be increased in weight two
pounds 10 fise minutes The first weighing was the
scales of mercbaut who had nothing 10 sell by weight
at that time. The socond weighing, five minutes after
was ou the scales OF dealer who had large supplies oil
bacon lard 81 very large prices 1t s TACT worthy
lard &c. should have such disturbing influence ol the
scales.
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TEe Charleston Defrnees:

Wioyah," the correspondent CT the Mobile A4lser
tscr Writing from Charleston few days after the bat
tic, says:
Not more than enc tenth OF e~nnmblr OF guns
which tie Yankees sly opened upon them were really
Gred at them. The fire Of the heaviest ard largest bat
terles bad been reserved uatil they should venture
c!osor in. They never came closer than within 900
yards 0! Fort Sumter. They did not encounter any
ropes nets, piles, torpedoes any Other submarine 90
ructioa OF y description. They might, however,
have encounet.d pleasing Onaliou Of all those
distractions had they dared TO 500 yards nearer
to the Fort. In word, tb6iT sTEole account is ne
tissue OF amazing tai ehoods, from beginning to en-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

STATE FLAG-On the assembling OF the Massachu-
setts Legislature last week. the State ag on which Its
coat OF is embiazoued flung from the staf on
the cupola of the State House This was contrary TO
tie usual CUSTOM and many of the citizens expresss
their Indignation at it's usarpation of the place OF the
Stars and Stripss."
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TIE YANKEES FNDEAVORIEG To REA ca THE
GEORGIA STATE ROAD

ATLANTA Ma 6, 1853.
Cen Forrest has received reliable information that $500
Ianheee were coming through Taadega Aa to destroy
tAe State road Col J C. Rust Of FORESTS staff who came
down to Marietta teegrahs to Gen JohI ston for rein
forcemens Gov. Brown the train promised all
available troops The military aud people prepared
meet them.
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II.
'HE Xr OF KIN and stributees of Wal b Powell
DECEASED Motif that pfepa, ed e. settle aod
aim An exemption from aGl charge fu in'eTest-
are called upon TO inerpad and show their
tive rights TO shares In di tributIon.
Il 4. JOHNSON. Admir-.
henarsV1iie, N. o., April 23j, 1868 81
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For II e Journal.
THE IIOur of San Sea-.
Dy A CONFEDERATE PRISONER

At even time love 70 eft, watch the da Decline,
And see the sporting sunbeam Ilend. with tree, Wit
flower, and vine D.
When lightly leapa Tho shadows forth a1ng the gem
aud ril
One moment its pear'y face, amen a,hwar. the hill
They move with Heightened step and gait while bidding
earth sdieu
The snn with smiling fece the Whe edes gently on
Thea OF then look around upon The sonbre earth.
Made ieney by the absencs ,hrs, of former scenes
And with so,ema heart and mind, lift my face OF
Ard watch the sarcn tintd ku Ger the Western
The iswrng ray to catch Of my right atisanic star
Then, oh then, love to wa,ch it beauties rare i'm
Life snings natures throne though sad may b'
And melancholy though feel at such an hour as ,hs-
1t smiles as though IL VIZ Md net mar ths melancholy
bliss;
Ah Yes! a. such time tbis. twiIghts peaceful
When birds have hushed their sog love- to
1.-THE cates lows 20 longer sounds Ger hill, fed
nor die:
And fairies then longer rde upon the evening gale
But when ,hs~whpPoor viii doth sing, oh then love to
Ard the brook of time to knee ry soul woud thonght-
iul drink.
Ct pleasures past OF hopes . with pain and hap
piness,--
CT tord desires for oUed ones my heart would surely
bless,
At such hoor when nigh. has shat the peay gates of
And in the far of West spy it's faint and g ring ray,
Reeedng as the dancing stars take post" along the
Then bows below the Western hs with family echoed
Yes then feel ct such an hour, thoughtfuly roam
At such calm delightful Te heynliSs most at home
" hen mind and heart in ten dernesx ether a lite
At sun sets, pure tnpSSt0e ko miss THEE most dear
tClte.
When gathering harmony twilight draweth near
Then closer round the heart doth cling iond mages of
one most dear
Yes deares one when sombre hues annource evening
that lone hour knoo that am missed most from Uy
When busy Of day have closed, mehinks 'oUey
band -
see, my Bette, an rous gook my little cneS round her
StGnd--
Ana then with thought directs their eager
Far dorn the Western slopo Of hills the cverh n3iug
skies-
They scan then steadily they gaze upon star lone
And in endearng strains dOth speak in 0oeS grand ntsc
81 My ht.Ie gems of love and hopetkus speaks their
gentle Ma
' IN days hidden in the past, haveI ard your kind
Pa
" Ia loves bright circle wandered forth when the bright
sun had set"
- And watehd for that bright evening sarmy mind re-
taneth yet"
" That once he said, though long ago-Whene'er that
star you UietC,
1y eyes by tntutt,on tauqht- be there directed too
Perchance at that and hour IGAzE and THINK
THEE,
no wonder then upon its dk thero mirrowe0 forth SO
prette--
o5ten see the lovely form, of NY BELOVED BETTE.
Gratot st. Prison Et. ou's Mo, April 17th, lsGs
Fcr iho Journal
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S2O RE WARD.

ES WILL PAY the above reward for the ccEG oemept
n IN apy ll WEere can get him, Uf my b0, WAoR-
~ lNGloN, Who ran away nom me aboEt the 1t of
Ooer last. He s about 81 SeaTs Old inch
high and o. dark copper color, BIS eff knee bent
hS foTehoger his right hand at the 1s joint SAID
boy may be trying 10 get TO tgin4 he from
or to the Yankees.
Address, J. r. THWNSEED,
Little Rock, Marion DkL, s.. g.
April 9th, 1853 2S-l0t+
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SIGNIFICANT PARAGRAPH.-The New York Express
OF the Is n ult, has paragraph among its Washing
ton correspondence which says:
Much anxiety felt here fJr the reply Of England to
the despa' ches sent ou By Mr. Seward, their tenn
pr and terms depZnd he question of peace with
that country. The mere TACT of the recall OF Mr. Ad
ans minister, and the sending home OF Lord Lyons
would rot necessarily produce war; tut il that event
is believed the United States Government would
compelled to declare it."
IRE paragraph evidently refers to some imb' oglio
with England growing out Vi the arrest OF Commodore
Wilkes. which had not yet been made pubic st the
North up to eur latest adYcas froel tnere-
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May 9Th, 1861
SALE.

TTNaE SUBSCRIBER is makir Salt at Stump Sound Ons
low County which he will sell at his works two dollars
per bushel be Ow the Wilmington Market price, Ire will
trade Salt tor provisions ut the market
Salt Is Row seng at low price aa it can possibly be
made for, and parties likely would d. well to
III aheir supply al once. M. l.. +. kEDD.
May z. 1868. 31.3ms
Raleigh Standard copy Weekly amount of $40 and send
bill o this office for payment. - "
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HE BLOCKADE PoLGCY.-The Richmo1d cores
pondent OF the kuGXvie Register Tepta and eXel d.
without qualification, slalamsnt that her cores
poudents have indirectly hined at.
Il is statement thai sh9u!d not be made without
urq1cst:oaabe auhoti and we hope, therefore, The
authors o it will feel tbems Ives in honor ana duty
bound to present tIeir specifications. to retract.-
The stRe1 en- is as fellows:
The blockade running business will be restricted l.
is well understood that the IaLfea Government fur,
nsles private signals to vessels ejghled with fancy
goods, which enable them to pass the bIockadng sqnad
rons. Cotton ard gold thus extracted trom The
South, aud il return receive all descriptions Of til
nes, nothing that need, bat every hing fan y
The Government Should regulate this trade by which
our eremiss gvt Cotton aud gold, snd we nothing
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RnTICE

HDER advisement of the Court Of Pleas and arter
Sessions Of Dupiin Connty notice hereby given that
private VINO lodge their for eep-
iJg the JAN of Dublin will hereafter be charged ~.
dollar per day for the board Of each negro.
This the 22nd of April, A. d., 1863
JOHN W. HINsOV, Sheriff
April 25th, 1863. les a. NS a.
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You SIX l. dead Yankees, like garbage guano,
Wou'G make the ground rich where they mouId2r Oh,
pshaw, no!
In Place OF producing cora clover W! eat
rs immortal Gecep pti0n. they sprirg up in cheat
60 thu. YOU may know by this short apoiogus,
Though rogue viii ingram there's grain in Inc
And # vou hoped hArVests from Yankee you wi e.,
For though fertile IN hes, he is fertilizer
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1t is stated that house is being prepared In Vcra
Cruz for the reception OF General Don Antonio Lop,
De Santa Anna. From this announcement, we suppose
he is about to turn up again, wooden leg and all 1t
was the French, we believe who deprived him of bis
leg when they were at war with Mexico o forraer
occasion MemDhts ADD,rL
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Rave exempted fer the das administration Ct the
aad Laws there Of this sha net
tue any Stare after The ouGment OF the next regular
eson o Legislature, uBl1ss such leg slaturgs h- by
law them from military the Provisional
n @ Confederate St.t9G.
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MAR R TE ID,

In Horny District. Co. Thursday the 25h Dece m err
1862, by J. W. Mishoe, Esq Ar. John ii. r. RItLLEY
Of Baltimore City, to Miss SUSAN Il. RoBERTs, Of
Wayne County, N. q.
On the 9th inst bv the Rev. n. Mcqueen, Mr. ISAAC
EARMAN to Miss ELIZA ANN MADISON, OF Washing.
ton ~ O.
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We are heartily tired OF hearing people abuse the
SPECTATORS. The worst enemy to Our cause and
currency-is the idiot pays enormous prices for
what be can very well dispense with, thereby showing
his contempt and lack of appreciation of his countys
paper monev-Rebek
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car Niiitary Command rs


We hear -leqaent conversations aid discussions evet
among cur cieers and soi3els about the number ar,
raGk OF cur principal military commanders. We orr
not sure our Own very exact upon this sub
jec hpt we have always understood that we had 7t
asl Gtneras in the Confederate alny, and that fhsy
rank as follows
GENERAL COOPER,
GENERAL LEE.
GENERAL JOHNSTON,
GENERAL BEACRE4ARD
GENERAL L BRAGG.
These appointments were made ia the thr Fl st. in
state g. according 10 seIoFity in the United States
lakes rank OF all The cheEs although be has nCe
be belonged to the Confederate army been in the e!d
General Bsaufegaid promoted full General On
account Ct distinguished srVcas in reducing Furt Sum-
ter, aid Oo,anrg victory the my at Manas
s.s Gen. A. Sidney Johnstoh next 10 Lee in
rark On death at Shiloh Gen. Bragg was his ~ :
cEssoE, hu: ts commission bearing date from lis Al
pon' meu', b. is the uior of Beaureg gard, ho wal
ia GeGeca and, SECOND Ia c3Ua ld tn Siduey J01r-
stuh shiloh
Wo have eevsn Ii ,itenant Generals, who are placed
IN cur list according II nix. Oar readers viii pri b.
ably he surprised to that St0Gewaii Ja ksn an0e
fh III po'rt OF rank, bit su ID have always
stood to tie position :Issigned him by tie President
bat the yoca # the people wsu have sad t Jsckson
"cUfDe up blgher.'
Their rank, we understand it, is as follows
LIEU GEN. LONGS IREEf
POLK,
L. X. SMIr!.,
HARDEE,
JACKSON,
PEMBERIOS,
HOLMES.
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.

CHAGTANocGA May 6, 1868.
All is quie: in foat. Tn, weather is cold and cloudy
Fifty Prisoners captured az DamvIe by Forrest arrived
here this evening Chi fJ Alabanars. Capt. Forrest
brother Of the General 1t is feared Enortay wou3d
in the lecsnt fighting.
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NOTICE.
Confederate States by
A. A. Mckay, Receiver,
In Confederate Dist. Court,
Reuben Perry,

1t appearing the Court that solomons OF Atlanta
da claims the debt due from the defendant Caen Dra
ytt Co OF N. and DeaVit', Toler Co, of y
ordered by the Court be made for ops
month In the Wilmington Journal ("eekly) for the sad
|olomons to appear at the Court to b h. Id for the
District of Cape Fear the Court House in Salisbury on
the first Monday in June next and then and there
his claims. r. F-
DAN. CoLEMAN, Clerk C. n. c.
may ON, 1876 32.lm
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From the thlflestoU Mercury.
Iis- As...a.t's Es.fEaNe.

I his fne body o. North Carolina troops tock their
departure ysser:.y os mother post OF du!y. 1t has
chanc,d l. q. during teir say this neig hborbood,
hey hive Iri Ee.i the opportunity ii CDcouuerirg lie
sat te cbeeiuusss AID aioc,!ty which they have
always 'Tilc ia the dscd0ge OF tbeir military duties
juHity tic cLfdeCte ra. had Tie occasion ise ther
behaviour would have been such not to uu5tseem the
rEuta ion u TIE suLch cit State which has sent them
forth 70 battle il The common cause, We take pleas
use II ubiisFi"1, tne following c,rfespol deIce
HFATQUAETENs CLIRGMAk' - BR GADE,
MAJ Z
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HcArQvAErGhe lP'MEsr Sovrn CAROLINA GA. i FLA,
{ s. &C c-l Orot1s 10 50.


7
- CO.'S House april 50, l563- I
Especial 0'e'srs 80. 81
II. Big Gen 'lnEulaI's Frigade has been relieved
from !uEtLeT Guy Win Ills commahG By orders from Ie
!mant 5e&GQlItGrs. Tie 6rlgalIr General ommaDC
lug ii in lie of the Conmand ng General
loss Ut THIS Brigade TO he epartmn ara legs
The CHi;es nenCf best wishes or their tusure
and to ,CIutst hope be again associated with il
Ca tiGTg ter csusa
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sasatyn which General JACKs1E IS hid by lie
a county Is sufficiently Indicated b. tic gc-t auxi9-
g learn the extent Of Lis wou-d al m pro
lye rsu.-. Perhaps thcge IS not 0Eohar il the
'ec net ov.a !cacra LEE k:=z;s il ~bcg oa- IL
@st IS lol It not ezsctf that General JACK cE ;s
htsTed to be a5lsr Drawer tAu othe al generals,
4tA2 hs order Q: att ity abined wiE u2quostjoE-
II courage s conceded to E1 Il adIro2 to al tEs how
evsr, his career has bsen 4 e by uausu amount Of
" c-4L amot amounting 10 tmeTi-y, bat generally re-
u.tEg IN com2.oe success almost iavaIiab has
cr.I JACKSON been successful that bali notion, y
ot his nvoe5iIty bl. Of his tagu!aera5iliy basL-
ling 80 obtain kci-yeIs
Of c.u-sc this Il Ter notion was oily No
exempt froIn The CL2@cos OF It's dayss!s Il
tasuc field. Still, although P-olie k-eS A2 ia had
lot used TO General IACGSoS's prov.@Eta escapes
vbat commonly called lis ach, that Ihe Of h:s
bcrg nousGsd exCi.G sentiment Of surprise tiCu2h
= .ass be scma mi. taEe--it vas tie wrong ul2-
Ia. alo&zh lie General IS wcuoGed he IS not killed, Lor
,yH Ibsl 70 Gio. We may look many aouGe ful
Thugs set 10 be worked for the CoLi-deraog ~ ueans
60. --f1 TsgrS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
SUGAR AND syn

SUGAR AND SYRUP.
|En HHD9. PRIME To CBOiCE SUGARS:
wv Us Bags -
lod Ba rels ganuated and crystalized ugar-s bean
tiu article
80 Barrels New Crop Syrup;
Oa consignment. For sale by
WIN. r. UTLEY.
April %. SO-lm