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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

CUPID AMONG THE ROYAL BLooDs-Prince Alfred
the second son of Queen Victoria, in bis 20th year
having neen born on the 9th Of August 1874 it ia
stated engaged to Princess Of he house OF Odeu-
ourg "ne 'ne frlncsss Helena The third daughter Of
Greeks, but is to become the wife Of @, rmon Prince
the nephew, believe of tie sovereign Who rues the
destiuies of the Prussan empire 1t ia also assrtad
that her Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Gam
bridge is at length about to change her state or set
tie in life, it is called, her fance being German
Protestant Prince, sufficiently eligible to form an al
liancs with the royal house of England. Her Royal
Highness is in her Both year. having been born in No
vember, 1888.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

FAYsrTEvLLE Dec 7-Baoon, 81 Is to 50 co. Lard 81
so b. SIDE, 60 at retail Butter s. co
81 Cotton Yarn $40 20 s25 90 per bunch Chickens 90
to 50 co. CoppeIas 50 90 to 80. Dried Fruit1APpes,
dozen. Extract Logwood, 81 to s. per 10. Flour, Fam
rs to So. Flaxseed IS 90 Per 6ushe. EorageFodder,
to so co. Grain-Corn very scarce, s. TO $40 bnhel
Wheat SI2 SO to So Rye, s. to So Oats s. % So
So so to 81 co. Iron-swedes 81 90 81 60 LeatherUp
per $40 to co. soe $40 10 80 ID Liquors Corn Whis
Molssses-Country made S. to $40; N $40 sl2 GAL
Nss-s2 90 to 81 so per 10. onions, s. pr Dushel-
PotatoesIrisb SIS 10 per bushel; sweet 81 TO 81 So
Rice 90 to 40 cts Soap-Famiy Bar 81 per 10; Toilet
81 Sugar So 90 So so at retail Spirits Turpentine
81 per gallon. Fayetteville A SheetDgs 80 70
rs. Salt, SIT to SIT 90 per bushel TsuOW 81 3d.
Wool, 81 to S. 90.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

equipment took place although the Jurisdiction of the
neutral power there was an offence committed uo5er
the act of Parliament.
Sir q. Cairns said The jury must first make up
surely could not be held that the abrca of the guns
in this country or the transfer of them to the vessel be-
yond the limits of the neutral territory, the equip
uent contemplated
The learned counsel was proceeding with his ergu-
ment when the Court adjou. ned till today.
The Times says it is doubtful whether the decision Of
the Excheqder be given before the end of the term
that decision however, whatever may be- will not
House of Lords The battle which occupied four DAYS
last time, will have to be fought over again before
jury All this time the legal characters not only of
the Alexandria, but of the steam lyogn TIE dock
yards 10 the Mersey must remain unsettled question:
and no similar contracts safely be executed by any
o the shipbuiiders The Times adds: At least it is
some comfort to reject that the Alexandria case will
deserve TO be landmark of jurisprudence.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
From Chattanooga to

There are some towards il every army and when not
under strict discipline ere to desert "straggle
during general engagement with the enemy. 1t is
quite natural that they should seek excuse for
their disgraceful conduct. Hence their miraculous
tales about the "comp!ete destruction" of the army
number of Yankees"-the imposibilIity of making a
stand, &c, &C. Let people be on the lookout for
stragglers, end towards Our cause is not lost. We
have only been whipped IN little fight for the posses
sion of Mt Lookout that's all. Wen get the Yam
KEGS n xt time 1t is long line of "luck' that has no
turning point. Who knows but the next battle may
Esat in the full acknowledgment of independence
we don't. The times don't look halt so blue for
tne old at one time for our grand sires-just before
the battle OF Yorktown.- Columbus Sun
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

GEN BRAG-This ofcer passed throu gb this city this
morolng en- route tor Newman where his family is at
present sojourning 10 what duty this officer will now
be assigned rumor sayeth not
Gen. Bragg's appearance was pale and haggard. He
at best sDgulary saturnne OF visag. and is now Pc
culiarly dark Of expression. 4 TALL thin man, with
eyes deeply sunken beneath tbs most lowering lashes
thin blue lips nervous and neonsaut, scapt gray hair
and beard, narrow forehead; there are lew men in
the South striking in person. Geo. Bragg is said
to be chronic dyspeptlc be is certainly in ill health
and perhaps this Is for certain eccentricitse
OF temper now and then manifested by him.
AtlGnta Confedsracg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

TIE OBSTINATE FeRr.-The following communica-
tion showing that the defenders of Fort Sumter are
watched with eager interest appears in tie Mobile Ad-
vertiser and Register
Sumter Fund.-All eyes now turned to this fort,
great 10 it's ruins
"Eyen in her ashes lice her t0onted fre,."
1t seems to me that the Contederacy ought to raise
handsome und, to be distributed among the gallant
defenders of that fort the families of those Wno may
be sacrificed in it's defence To stand exposed day and
night to this feu denfer without the power of reply
ing requires greater courage than s required on the
field OF battle Let them by this substantial test-
mony that the people duly appreciate their services
ust in proportion the Efforts OF the enemy to take
it ought to be ours to retain 1t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

UGLY WoMEN-A very eccentric gentleman was
once complaining that after deal OF trouble he had
not been able to meet with ugly woman. so that be
much doubted whether, after all, such being existed
"For my part, continued he, i almost oesve such
creature be chlmera Of the l1a.lsn and
should be classed with those fictitious beings whose
heads said to grow beneath their shoulders Some
years ago l made the following experiment l caused
TWO advertisements to be inserted the papers tor
housskeeper; one was for lady who should only
be competent for such Office bat qualified also for
companion, and be a woman Of education and elegant
manners the other required nothing OF thikit only
quired sine que non that the applicant should be
ugly. In answer to the former advertisement, l was
overwhelmed with letters from many accomplished
and elegant ladies, tRat congratulated both the pres
ent age and my own country Possessing much
female excellence. Bat--would you believe Tito
the latter l received not single reply And l havs
since, tnan OLce Inserted tee same advertisement
with exactly the same success"
EXTENT OF THE "LoNR SrAR."-Do cur people, says
the Atlanta Cofede1acy realize the extent Of terri
tory OF Texas, and the part it destined 10 play the
future history OF the Conede-acy7 Lo0k at the size
of the State. Within it's ample bounds i've such States
as Virginia cCHd be placed and qtlli leave loose
millions of acres OF room The States e Virginia,
North Carolua, South Carolina, Georgia, Alao
and Mississippi might ce carved cut OF Texas, and
enough be fG almost to cover the whole territory ct
louisiana. Every u grihern State, leaving out Mlch
gan, Iowa, Wisconsin, minnesota aud kalsas, could be
embraced within the boundaries. Ens laid, Scot
land, Wales and Ireland would, If mapped out within
its Boundaries not reach within one hundred miles OF
then il any direction. France, Denmark and Belgium
just about the territory, whilst the thirty
seven Empires, Kingdoms, Daches and Frineipallies
OF Germany, leaving out Wurtemburg, do more
Such is the area OF The State OF Texas. Look at Its
soil. The most productive the face Of the GARTH
Its climate the inviting, its present population the
most chivsrous, what may we no look for In Its fu-
ture }?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10


Judy. De piel and otnersl
a. ~snst
EIizabet6 arstarphur;
fIIHI5 Is A PETITION ned at November Term, A. J.
1861 Of tbs Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions for
said County bV dy Daniel and others agaust Elizabeth
0arstA1 phur pay tor partition OF real estate APP
pearing the CourG Mat EzAbeh Ca starpnur
ne VOID the limits of the state OF North Carolina IA or
defed that pu scaon b,N made for the Vii
minRton Jourral, weekly .eHspaper published in the
the next urt, 20 u az 10 Court house
Halifax the thtd Monday .; fGJTu>y, n. u. 1864,
then and plead Or CemlF 10 sad pett1L,
other adg pro c0neSs0 WA DC rendered against
witness, Jas Whitaker, CieTa said Goprs, office
In HALIFAX the third NonLdy OF November, 4. u. 1863
JAS. u, WHlfAAER, CIoIk.
Dec. 10, 1888. lA6G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
caSEEngRATE CONGRESS

RICBM0ND, Dec. !, IS6Sp
TIE rea;irg OF the in the Senate AMI House
,taoaI to with profound attention Members at their
seks with printed copy and locked over it. word for
r5 as read By the Clerk with evidences OF approval 81
nortions especially relating to The In ard
he Presidents solution of the apparent coD1tuoosl DIT
alties in the way of Congress levyng d-eCa tax be-
fore taking a census of the people q.
rvo bills were introduce in the Sn2t". GDe prov a5
that tie next Congress shall meet She fourth "ohGay IA
February the other Ter s.uCg Iafois 10 iiJ en-
Ia the House. that part If the MS a@@ eat{ to Sh@
and fhe report of the crstsTy % The Treasury,
re referred to joint specia Enmlie q eih Houses,
- consist 1 Line members On he part II the itouc.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

The Confederate States Armory, located at this
place some two and half years since, and which has
grown to be vast concern, has been removed 10 Co
umbia s. C. The principal reasons inducing the reno
val were as We are informed the difficulty of trarspor
tation and scarcity of provisions. Two Vsry weigoty
arguments, it must be conceded.-AshvaNs Nears.
An UsptEAsANr REM1N1sCENcE.-A recent nun.
Der of the memphis Bulletin contained the following {:
The editor Of the Chattanooga Rebel says there's
Divinity that shapes our ends We guess the divinity
that shapes bis end will be bemped one
To which, the Rebel replies By recalling the following
somewhat unpleasant "reminiscences
We had rather go up at the end Of a rope in the
cause we are now advocating than 60 eff at the end Of
cowhide, as the tratorous editor Of the Bullet" did
from Wheeling, Va, few years ago. Don't you re-
collect Bingham who applied the lash vigorously and
your cowaTdly nature would not allow you to resent
the iLfIctiou?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
Rail Road from, Chattanooga.

Tie fact that Bragg is falling back into Georgia
aong the line of railroad leading from Chattanooga TO
Atlanta, causes natural enquiry 10 the distances
from point to point of that road For instance the
dispatches yesterday stated that Bragg bad fallen back
upon Dalton, and yet of hundred could
tell how far this was from Chickamauga UhaLtauoo-
ga. The distance from Chattanooga to Dalton is 38
miles, aud from Chcamauga to Dalton, (Bragg's re-
tances of the railroad leading from Chattanooga direct
" to Atlanta will be found very useful for refer
in connection with the movements OF the armies
In that eectinn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
STATE OF NORTH CApAoLISA.

HALIFAX COUNTY.
Isaac n. Fauloon and others
against
NJ. L. J. Aston aud wife G6rtha }
HIS is petition filed at November Term A d. 1919
4 the Court OF Pleas and Quarter sessions tor ssid
county, by N. FauCOn AM others against M n J.
and vile Martha praying for division slaves
and It appearing To the CouIt that n. L. Aston and
wife Aartha SIDE beyond the limits OF the II
ordered publication Do made for weeks the Vii
miRG ton JoGrnaI, weekly newspaper published The
town Wilmington Notifying SAID defendants appear
said Court To be held at the Court House
In aauax, third Monday February, D., 1854
then aud there plead petition
other judgment pro cOnfeso will be rendered againt
them.
Witness Jas. q. Whitaker Clerk of said Court, ct oiGs
In Halifax, the third Monday of November, A D., 1853
J. Ii. WhITAK az, Clerk.
Dec. 10Th, 1853 LIFT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

QUoTH Meade to Lee
Can sou tell me,
In the plainest sort Of writing
When people will
Get ell their fill
Of this '.big job of fghting. -
Qaoth Lee to Meade.
E" Why, yes indeed
IN tell you in a minute -
Whom spectators
And legislators
Are made 10 enter IN II :"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
THE SIEGE Of KNONyILE.

BRI5TuLf Dec ON. ! g.
The siege OF Knoxville T~ised Friday Lg45, Cur
forces failing back s!ewIy M0Ira5own. where aud
would PROBABLY be made. The Wo.k Of ting jLs Last
Tennessee and Virginia Rail Read a running order that
will be rapidly pushed forward By Co Uwea OF th3
Virginia Tennessee Road Is entrusted wiz It.,
entire aroGud Knoxville VIII not exceed $50 riH
nsy OF Hoods GyIs.oD. Amsug the less tl Itld, II
.e 18th Co. knee Col Filter, IS hiss, EgE.r1.E would
I'd Capt. GIEn, q Ions streets B,at, dec i leg
he assault 20 tailed, III, ii, COae oce
& forged orders Eecai.in- Anderson B 81 ,:lGc.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
gTATE OF AG-ST CAEGOEINA,
HALIFAX COUETY.

Isaac N. FaucoD t I'd o.heTs,
III. 7. J. AIslon aud wils.
"a ii Is d partition died az November IeIm A. D., 1868,
4 of the LUur' Of riens and Quarter Sessions
county, 3aac H. F8Uic0u ana Others against ID -
Aston and VIE marha, praying Tor distribution OF ea
and u Appealing That 81. 4. =. AlatUa
Martha without the llmMh vi tbs ordered
hat Tbica ion be E.d5 for weeks Whining ton
Journal, weekly neWspaueT EEDI7L2 ia tl5 Town Df
Wilmington notifying sad deisL ANTS -gear the
te aaid court, ihs Cont HOUSE HALIFAX,
>hHd Aonday # February, a d, IooI, then
plead, de SAID JctG.i, Otherwise
COH(e$SO SIl be TELd req AIasL then,
Witness, Jas. IL. Hhnaker, Clerk aId C. Office
in Hams1, Inc 81 Monday OF NCyGmoer, A D.i 1853.
Jas. Il. " HIAAhEu, Lierk
Dec. oh, 1862. IIGl
ATTkHIsUN SGCEA.
4 Il CONSEQUENCE OF General o. G5T5 EO AL 4, Il !.
General Once Oct. 23tn 1868, certificates
FurIouyo prIVae Physicians snEe @euIcAl
officer, received. ia eioTe,
OF 4any d. 0lsS N. o. Regiment, hotuDy nJudel
thaL they Will repOca u Lns HlrOuinS On;
their District and be ex4lned Or II ruTiough
By the Examining board G01sCfipL1 All failing
ply edIateIy order repJfel uJssut
without leave, and Viii De punished accordingly.
o. W. mAULI1BI, C4yLain
CUmmAndil8 COMpaAy Il,
5IsL n. y. Troops,
Cllngmaas Brigade.
Dec. 10th LLZs"
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EROM CHAkLEsION.

No material change 20 notice. The eu@ay ; ire Is
principally G ecteu hCUIc and the James Ian5 bAt
ierles Very te firing on sumter. lsuates report
ed Three Yankee prisoners, Of tie tAd kh de Island
artillery, captGred Friday hOgges arms ana
acooutTemens kiawah Island by scouts, we're
brought IN this morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
Fny2 RIC4INlD.

Nothing OF interest has tralsped ior the l.sC -
members CoBEGess have b16l arriving slowly
81. The last days II Is feared qlyrum VIII Lot BE
esent to morrow. summary u the message WI ~ sat
% association delivered II &c.
ety hear from LJ- EstTcot. X II
diligence situation OF his forces l-ia ether
zi-e, having been received . Dispatches IRON
-a7t Tennessee viii probably be received 10 Light.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

MoHoAN's EaCAPE-The escape Of Gen. Morgan
from the Quo penirentiary is confined. He arrived
at Toronto Can1dA passenger by railroad on the
HackersLnith and Magee escaped with him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

The sales of coEfscated estate in some portions Of The
country which have come under Yankee occupation,
very clearly exhibit the fact that those who buy DO not
regard the bill of sale from the Fede,al Government
very certain guarantee of possession The prices paid
IN all cases are merely nominal and arc approxiua
ton to the true value
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

AHASLE aT03, Dec. csa, 1879.
The ! aIEees have ceased firing SUuter. TEcy
Observed today V@tn their batteries and also appear
be extending Greg Eastward. Du iEg blow the piCh
Tag of one OF the monl orPreVeaed tim6e! work bU
around her sIdes supposedto be rats for her proec
agsins! torpedoes our batteries kept mp SLOW
slant IRE on the e1emys working parties. No
nplts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

CHARLESTON. Dee. !, is B.
No change in affairs Slow liking been kept up be-
-geen the enemy batteries sad Crr own TO day. No
CasIaites.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

luARLEsTUE Dec. yth, 1873.
No change OF importance. a shot iIon Fort HoG,tre
lenOlished the Yankee Calcium light last mig I:Iy
shOts fsed sumter to-day. The For.
steIed safe against all assaults.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
Dec. 10th
NOTICE.


I WILL SELL t26O0) TWkNTY-oIX HUNDRED 4CkE5
l. OF PINE LAND lying IA one bUuy, seven miles from
tar Bluff. Inc lands heavily UmDeIed with tee best
quality yellow pine. ANY person Wishing
address this place, or VIII chC| The aLda at
any time 10 any person wishing ~ kuIcha7J. ~
ANA SMITH.
Fair Bluff Dec ID, Ices. 7Eot-II2t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
FRusI CHARLESTON
FROM CHARLESTOg,

CHARLESTON, L6c. }, 800
No firing las gbt. Brink fire between EiOul>re and
riegg opened this morning. Nothing else new.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.
No fling last night, Al quiet this morning. -
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.


The Legislative convened day. 10 quOrd5 IN oitle:
branch. Adjourned until tomorrow.
The flag OF truce boat is expected to-2rEoE al ely
Point.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

ECei SAT- Il.
4N% ACRES or LAND, EitU1re on beth dos OF III.
h:1S toad lad NJ from gnoUaO KeDLnsVn e, eoo1E
hall way bet The w &C lheje 20 i' 10 p,a
6oe .ha1 mari ON the Place. already anra. ..IoTn
1he 4 aIny cue of The f1est Springs OF wasL 80
Carona Apply to the subscriber on me pTSIIIGNGs
dress him at Kenaps7ile. - :" 75.et-lI.NF
Dec. 5.
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ROk'ICE

HOkkCE..
WILL BELL The 7Gn January, lSo4 a. my saaIiou
l. In Baden county, ny crop vi NorA Pc"- nJe fota'
.ues FCoder nay, raruInY UteGsis CuiLs, Co. Two
good Horses, Lnt.is ana II go.
/ also CUT - Ne4rUea Omen, women ard Snl-
dren,l Ivy faIta1IeD. Iel LIS Lnade kAo"d on
day vi SAFE L. r. ASpH,oON'
Prospect Hail. \. o., Dec On ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
AUCTION SALES.
BY wILR Es NORRIS, Auc,'r.
CARGO SALE OF IMPORTED GOODS

IARGO SALE OF IMPORTED GOODS BY
CATALOGUE.
On WEDNESDAY, December 18th 1858, will sell, at
ny sales Rooms No 2 Granite Row. Front Street. Viii.
ctngton, n. c., commencing O'Clock A. M tho entire
argoes OF Steam Ships
LUCY AND PET,
With large eorsigaments from other shipi, consisting
DRY GOODS.
AZ cases Dark and Fancy Prints
do Super French Black Broad Cloth
do Grey Army Cloth, superior
do Steel Grey Cashmere
do Fancy Tweeds
do Heavy Mixed Seal Skins
2 do do Velvet Pile
bales Grey Wool Shirts
cases Fancy We've 90
bales Welsh Flannes
cases Long Cloth Shirts, Linen Fronts
bale Brown Canton Flannel
bale Diaper and Bath Towels
5 cases Silk and BaldanA Hdkfs
case Hoop Skirts and Corsets
cases Superior Black Bombazne
do Black Poplin
do do Alpaca
do Hermetta Cloth
do Black Cashmere
do ga Black Alpaca
do Royal Merno
do French DeLaines
do Fancy Mohairs
2 do White Muslin
8 do East India Blue Unions
do Linen Sheeting
do Irish Linens
do Long Cleth
10 do UHbleached sheeting, Sc inch, super
L do White Jackonet
do Flax Thread, assorted colours
do Linen Tape and Bobbins
do Tooth Brushes
do Combs
do
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

LEATHER AND Shoes
Is cases French Waxed Calf Skins
Kip Butts
cases Blk and Bro. Harness Sides
l Shoe Lining
bales English Sole Leaf "
l04 superior make and finish a6iea, Gents and
Children's Shoes
60 e. l. Army Bluchers
S cases Shoe Thread
casks Mason's Backing.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
II casks Files, well assorted
casks Hinges, well assorted
casks Screws do do
10 cases Canada Axes
2 casks Shoemaker Toels, assorted
casks Table Knives asa forks, bags Shot, Wire Tin
Safes, patent Wire Dish Covers, Ladies', Cream and
Egg Whips, hachins Brass Chain, Dog and Land
Chains. Sofa Springs. Iron Bedsteads
Tacks
39S boxes Terne Plate
ingots Block Tin
10 caRks Zinc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
ROPE, BAGGING AND TwlNB.

ROPE, BAGGING AND TwlNE.
2s coils Manila Rope
10 bales Begging
GROCERIES.
900 bags Bio Coffee, prime
80 Cape " u"
l2l boxes. Eagli5h Brown Soap
cases Brown Wind or goap
40 cascs stear1pe and Adamantine Candles
20 IItchesA Congou Tea
so CAGES Sublime Salad Oil
STATIONERY.
16 cases Letter, Foolscap and Note Paper
? - Steel Pens
Pen Holders
- Red Ink
DRUGS.
II casks pure White Lead
10 casks Alcohol
kegs Saltpetre
l. barrel Sulphur
l cask Sugar Lead
10 kegs Chlor. Potash
barrels Borax
2 cases Cod Liver Oil
lie drums Linseed Oil
IL casks Linseed Oil
drums Parasine Oil.
80 casks Lamp Black
$50 kegs Bi-Carbonate Soda
800 ounces Quinine
80 boxes Extract Logwood.
SALT.
732 sacks Liverpool g. A. Salt
l65 sacks Turks leland Salt.
LIQUORS, &c.
Is barrels Bourbon Whiskey
63 cases Scotch do
- do Pure Holland Gfn
81 do Champagne, qts anG pints
81 do CIaret
70 do so doz Jefrey's Pale Ale.
OHzTT q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

R.HED.
SMALL BLACK HOSE MULE, win long ial'
"a strsyed from he salt Works nasonboro SOUND on
the 9th NCvem er, 1853 for which liberal reward WI
be paid to any returning hin to me a. NY acme ~
den county. - D. MIN a.:
Dec. l0-h A'N'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

FOR SALE.
~ BALES GUNNY BAGGING,
> s do Dundee do
5kegs inch Spikes. omar, Nv, . ,,n
n.o 5,b 75-2t-Il.t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

to the c. ,urt Estate foe aseets.
Is ORDER tia Court that the prayer OF me Pc
soB be Aated thst Samuel e. Bunting Clerk DC ~
pointed ad htslm for Caroline, John sho
Boden. miSofS raued aid petition ana tnat PuocA
ton be made for nix week in tae Wilmington 1eurnA Io
Sempronus ana Washington holden TO appear Anc ans"s
SAMUEL Z. BUNTING CLERK.
Nov. 2sss, 1893. sss
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sTRRyED OF sToLEE

- STEISB E.
~ ON ora INST, from Salt Works OH Middle Sound
~ a small mel MULE years Old has ?
80. black streak across Eer shoulders and jtgs, with
Uov eyes, Will give hity dollars for her receive
~ and delivery to Mr.. James
IsHAa 4. FAIsON
Nov 6j.StN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

FIVE CENTS REWAKD, AND NJ CHARGES PAID
COLOMON CANYON, a youth, bound 10 ne by the
y County Court 0: New Hanover County has sosconded
II ON my al Leisons are forbid ha bUrIng or
trusting him my
STEPHEN KEY.
Dec 8, 1868. 77-dlt WI"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10

HEADQUARTERS l6rR ATT. Co.,
Wilmington, N. O.. Dec. 9Th, 1863.
G1HERAL ORDERS,
No. C
CAPTAINS OF Companies are her eby commanded to
" Hume regular weekly company drills.
By order OF
Lieut. Col. J. q. BURR,
CoM'dg 18th Bait. Il. Ga
JAS. PRICE, Adj't.
G. 9th. 1868. I1-rl
WANTED
DY THE SUBSCRIBER, a SCHOOL in January next.
ID teach the classics, Ere ncA, Italian and English
GEORGE PADDISOH.
Grayely Hill P O.,
Bladen County, N. O.
Nov. 10Th S-ot-