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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-24
FROM TEXAS.


~
via Summit, Miss, Dec. l9ih, 1913.
The following ia the latest coiabe information received
from tie West, Il taken lTpu tie Houston Telegraph
TINS morning the expedition under Gen Banks, believed
thousand strong composed OF the divisions
ara four scnconcrs, well coRoiacrabe amount Of
and mC-IilJns OF war ana -ses, while on The
and il making the landing. @bOut hat ne am"uIs are
black TROOPS Davis with his REGIMENT &bou: 100 strong
a1d Haynes with Federal commission Colonel of the
have large supply and horse equipments
design Mexcans tie Eio GRANGE and negroes
Banks having Iandsl successfully 10 coEvsy cd
FraIkiu, he ana u:d to IcxaS from Berwcas
Bay Tee forces 10 mcC;, and sweep the c2UDtry with
devastation as far IS they c2 s&IuS neither u1oHst o
seCessionist.
From Brownsville US Learn that Maj y Dye and 8gaIow
Palmer asa Others, Ehc have Claimed TO bc coed citizens,
nave taken me o+h' '3heFSl SoHes assumed command
protection from lawleGs1ees He accompanied tGycr
Jmrandcr CODES crossed the
promo unCed against COrIiaez CYsrtErew is Government
end Of which time CvTtnez shCt Inn iii tbs plaza.
sALURIA Ncv. i6h.-The I&Dk .ez advancing il. lis
drecuoD and have gained jOoI4ud Aiauas PISS. On
night of the lGJn they landed force, supposed
three thousand strong, the md Of Mustang slad
and marched on he loot CT ths uaes ese tro0ps we're
conveyed IN Eve s-iGg ygeses aid trans pUr:s The
morning Ct IIih Trey made the attack th5 force
tended by tLr-e small guns AID a3ouc hundred men,
most Of which stale troops. The engagement lasted
hours and twenty i've minutes, when troops
rendered. being heIned With numbers. Tner is
lot known The attack began a. daylight. The plan Of
the enemy appears TO BE- to lake sEch points as he can 10
coast with view 81 getting rear his proposed
field CT operations. There be doubt that he d.
gates the conquest Of the State.
HoUsITE Iexas, November 23d, 18G3,-The Lcgisls-
ture o. Texas HIS refused 10 pass resolution
commencing Congress- Confederate ncasury
legal tender. The Legislature is beiisyed be
uGCer conservative Influence, though It is dearly DIS
voted to the Confederate
General slaughter, OF Mobile, is in this city with Lis
staff.
reported that the Indian deprsda:ions tie from
are frequent AID alarming learn lbs Indians armed
by The YaGkses upon the deienCeess ronte
lay IN waste. The small pcx has made its appearance in
this city.
General Walker division Is the Mississippi river,
pegsing away. They have already SUNK transport,
burned another aud tolr barge and burned the large
transport Black Hawk Nothing pass their batteries
uRiess conveyed by irCncads and then hear OF
much amenaOn board before shey ont Of reach CT
guns.
F9uauu ell Is in Shreveport.
official information received Corpus Chris
tie is n the hands OF the enemy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-24
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

EICHA0ED,- Dec. Il, 1868
Congress "a getting ready with most important work.
The eeGiUgs after this ek will bo OF the highest
pOTiance. The Chairman OF the Committee If Military
AHais presented 10 the House to-day, bill which
tinUes service to the end of the all soldiers
the service Shall hereafter enter tine and hall
main III the Xist ng Organizations. Ills bill a
mIjtee report, but presene fOT the confederation
the HOuFe and at the CT author referred
his committee Another neD!br presented buttons Il at il
part of the be sta be allowed
20 elect their company and regimenta officers some de-
hate TOOK place and several other propositions
all of which referred The military commit
REPORTED bill provides that where substitute
degeted, hereafter deserts, who the of
reception W6s unfit, Where he becomes liable
roment under present future laws the principal shall
into army This bill will be considered order. A
OF persons in this cicy having substitute have
oy unset to test the legal OF of Congress
which tempt 20 place themselves in service. Con
debated the subject. Sore The opinion that
better than Dc'hng, who have Substitutes should a
become liable, sud, at the ot three years time putting
them IN the army.
The reported by the Judiciary Committee four de-
ago, was taken up. several amendments adopted
lie most iGpOr tant allows appeal Of both parties who
dissltised at the award OF cal appraisers to the
Commissioners, and prohibits the mpressment of
ed negroes except by order OF the General andng
The dHpa, tment; the bill! passed.
hill passed allowing farmers to commute the tenth
Of sweet potatoes paying tner value the rates Of
impressulent.
The bill providing wounded and disabled soldiers
stpOned and made the special der for Monday
The Senate passed bill to protect members Of Con-
gresB from ths annoyance of passport agents.
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NORTHERN NEWS.


The Tribune sayg that lugubrious descent than
Davis message never read !; all is darkness ard des
pair c, >, -
The Chesapeake left 6helburne Saturday with az H.
creased crew and twenty chaldIons of coal.
Gen. Banks that the forces under WasbbuTne
have seized approaches to MaagOTd2 The rebel gar
Fort EzperaEZa, Of thcusaad meG, blew up
the magazine and fled ten guns captured.
The steamer Mama, captured by the supply steamer
CsrcaEsan had arrived at Fortress Monroe. The
had d valuable assorted cargo
Lincoln visits F0Tds theatre nightly TO witness Hackett
EauIsbGry, OF Delaware, refuses take the loyalty
and it is likely TO lead to trouble in the Senate
The caVal-S captured at Charles City c. H., nun bered
eight officers and eighty two pTivates.
The Herald says that &cDoucal will Introduce
a joint resolution in the Senate declaring the
Freuch invasion Of Mexico uniIiGDGiy acy
towards the United States and inqurng it be not the
duty the United STATES to declare against France.
On tuesday Fernando Wood submitted resolution that
the President be requested 70 appoint three Commission
eTs, empOWed to open negotiations with he euhorities
at Rcbm nd, TO the end that this bloody, destructive and
lahuman stall cease ard TINS UUUn be restored upon
terms OF equity fraternity and quality under tie CCEsti-
tuition "ashburne moved that resolution laid upon
the table, yeas 49, nays 59 res3ution nstruCting the
committee on the Judiciary 10 report bill repeating the
fugitive slave law laid the table By eight
The latest quotation for g 0lU IL ij0,
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TIE RAID ON SAIEsf.

LTNCHBURG VA, Dec. f0h, 1868.
TIE special correspondent OF the NirginRn dacd Salem
Dec. lSh says that Wednesday morning the enemy
advance guard charged up main street. the naIl body tel
loving AFTER. Pistols drawG ready fire upon
the citizens who crowded the street. They broke open
the Post Once and the telegraph wires aud then pro
ceedeI to the DEPOT which cr,wdad With ladies' and
gentlemen awaiting tGe trains They Ev0EC open t3unks
destroying their contents and setting fire 10 the Dud
They formed line Of battle and planted batteries on the
hill TO bear the expected ran which consisted OF eight
pieces OF artillery. They fired three shots az tie train
which retired without damage They opened many stores
and carried OF destroyed all the goods burned several
barns containing large lot of taow aud OIL and de-
strOyed a quantity OF grain.
They piCted by named Hall, who ord
officer this post for Gen Jenkins last spring, hui
deserted afterwards the enemy. The enemy remained
here Ul I've clock the evening" whe1 LeetlDg that
Fzhugh Lee and imboden in pursuit; they le camp
ing about six miles from town that night They saO
about fifty hcres before they lett camp they had
than they could get slong with. Suppoog that they could
Uraige Greek the way they came they charged
their COURSE going ia the direction tiucaste. TIE
my represented t4at they had T. men, that
force had divided and portion gone another
ton. Among the prisoners captured was Capt torteaux
Quartermaster OF the post hany servants went viii
them.
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec. %, 1858

BEEF CATTLE-Are in demard. and are brought In
slowly We quote the hoof at 70 to so per h. for
net meat, as in quality
BEsswAx-$2 so per Id.
BAooN-Is in demand and market amoat bare We quote
from carts at 81 % to 81 so per h.
RUTTER-$5 to IS so per 10.
CoRNIs scarce, and sells at So 70 $40 per bushel.
CORN MEAL-Sella in the small way from the granares
at IS per bushel
CoPPERAs-Retails at 81 75 to 81 so per ID.
CoTToN-Small sales at ST. 60 to 81 IS per h..
FLeURSes in the small way at $85 to $50 psr DBL for
superfpe.
FoDDER-$l2 to SIS per 100 lbs.
HIDEs-Green 81 rs to 81 25 and Dry 81 to 81 so per
ID.
LEATHER $1l to $ll co. and Upper sl2 to $l3 per
10.
LARD-By the Dbl, 81 % per H.
MoLAssEs- Retai!s at $l4 to $l6 per gallon.
NAILs-sl60 per keg.
PoULrRY-FowIs 50 rs so each for live Ones and 81
TO 25 b for dressed. Live Turkeys s2 Is
and 81 rs per h. for dressed.
POTAToEsSweet s. to 10, and Irish SIS per bush
Pork sells from carts at 81 Is to so per b. as
in quality.
PEA NUTs--sell at $40 per bushel.
RICE-Clean 40 cents per ID.
sAlTemal sales of Sound made during the week $12
TO l5 per bushel.
sUGAR-By the bbl, 81 80 to per ID.
SHEKTIkG Fayetteville factory So IS to 40 per ward
SPIRITS TURPEkTfRE-$2 so to 2 IS per gallon.
TALLow 81 so per ID.
YARN-By the bale, $25 to n per bunch.
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FROM TEt NEsSEE.

BRISTOL, Tee. 2Iet. 1868
Officers from the front state that forces moving
forward III the direction of Knoxville. AL the country
ReansSston and MerrisoWn has been cleared OF
the enemy. Only three hundred prisoners captur-
ed in the At Beans Station the PEG
p.agc the WAGON trains, which loaded with
sugar hams and shoes. Many might haVe
been capturei. kep:rts from below state that mbcden
surrounded the Salem raiders, and probably would cap
me entire party. The enemy had burned their
gcns and destroying their artillery, prevent
failing into hands. Five Yankees, captured within
three mics OF Gumbsfland Gap hy cavalry arrived
here to-day. Tne Rail Road between here ynchbuTg
Will be put in running order By Saturday. The TriWeek-
ly Knoxville Register will issue here to morrow.
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FROM TENN ESSEE-


Our latest adviees from the front represent that
troops few les beyond Beans station, and THAI
tive operations coLUed the cavalry, who skir
rnshing with the enemy beyond RogersviLe. Numerous
have been received the the main body
CT the enemy Clinton, Tenn. Indications
soIaoie to the continuation of hosies during the
Ter.
CAUSES OF FINANcIAL DERANeEMENr.-A correspondent
fHance, remarks
The condition the currency shown bv the fact that
it is worth but from five TO six thu dollars taking
gold standard IreRard this exagcerat;on From
ecuar cTcumstances gold has excessive and M
natural Valne CONS der real estate as index of
the depreciation Of the currency but rieo by that
dard the question very grave one demanding the
flu consideration and resoute action Of every true
The causes of the depreciation are stated TO b.
lst. Ire delay Of Congress to levy tax adequate TO
meet thu exeencies OF the and the diaory IN
which tha ia has been collected.
I'd. Are less territory, and The consequent loss re-
isiuP this tax.
The segregation of ths Ooneieracy by the loss CT
the Mississippi.
4th. The disasters 70 our arms, and arbitrary military
impressm sDts-
The shove named causea ali weghty bnt think an
important one is overlooked viz che uHdehned tear OF
ut mate reputation. perfect credit depends upon two
ability 10 pay and disposition TO pay 1t Will De
that the former depends upon the maintenance
OF our independence and latter upon temper OF the
neOple. / persuaded that have will have the
AFFINITY 10 pay If wisely administered, anc
caenot permit myself to believe that people who
making 6uca heI ole sacrifices to the will al
low an Independence SO dearly bought be stained with
thought Of reputation.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

K1CHMOFD, Dec I'D, I8t
The bill concerning substitutes which the military
ttee reported the House yesterday extensively
debated eday, and number of amendments proposed.
The 8rty those participating in the debate favored
tie putting of principals at into service No vote
taken TIE debate continuing until adjournmeHt-
1he Judiciary Committee reported bill to punish persons
entcnR soldiers desert barborg aiding deserters
bill introduced prevent dealing in the currency
enemy. The latter bill considerable discussion,
hut the morning hour passed before acton reached
The passed bill to pay to the Provisional Govern
and Courcil of Kentucky million Of d3iars to
ciOthe the Kentucky troops.
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returned. There fremen at The furnace to
whom vain shrieks for helping haLd at the pumps
were made A few Of the confident were rushing to
their quarters to their elects jos'ling the tmid
on their way to the decks TO themselves It was
10 the midst of scenes like these that the Wehawken
went down.
belle We that none of the officers the four assist
ant engineers who overeken by the food before
they could make any effort to escape saved Com
Duncan bad oily taken Command Of The Weehawken
On Saturday, having been detached from the Paul Jones
to releVs Commander Calhoun. The ofhcerss CLOTH
ing, the paymaset funds, and the papers OF the ship
sank with Ter
The yoeman was brought slive board the flag
ship, but died in spasms few atterward.-
Various parties were picked up and taken to the
est vessels, where every provision made for their
comfort and restoration Those of the crew who we're
saved are now scattered in small squads throughout
the feet 1t is imp ssble to procure at present the
names Of thoae who were lost
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EnOw RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Dec. o. 1868.
Forty thousa I'd claims Of widows, orphans &c. tor the
pay Of deceased soldiers file in the Office of the
second Auditor, and coming in at the rate of hun
dre1 per day. With the force employed the Coe rs
able adjust about fifty sixty per day From this it
Il De that gears must eapae before the claims
be adjusted. Tie widows 6nG orphans needing the
sIna amounts due them, an bill is pending in Con-
gross take all these CLAIMS OF the office OF the Audi
be ranidlY nushed Rard y
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DIED.

At Rocky Point, in this county the 18th inst, Miss
SALLIE HUFHAM, aged - years.
IN this town, the 2lst inst, ANN ELIZABETH only
child of VIM. F. and Eliza Jane Wright, age Is years.
months and days.
Like a swest and gentle flower
Bioomed our Eliza day by day,
But one night the angel found her,
And took our darling pet away.
Then, mother. weep net wildly o'e- her;
Father, clear thine anxious brow,
Turn away from grief and Sadness
Onr Eliza is with the angels now.
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AMeN.-Dr. Guck, of the Micronesian Mission,
says that when transang selections from tbs Gospel
the translator long in doubt what native word to
use to signify Amen After careful inquiry among
the nstves ne hit upon what be supposed most nearly
gave its idea. What was the surprise to find, while
later that bis synonym for The devout word which ends
the Christian prayers had the equivoca sense odty
up !-Boston Recorder
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THE LATE RAID ON SALEM,

BRISTOL, Zee. 18Th, 1853.
Tie late raid on Salem has produced intense excitement
here. JoAHsOui division attacked farce o. mounted
tanry, about fur thOlsaud strong, al Beans
monday, and gradually drove them back stubborn
resistance and heavy the C If Knoxville
The pursuit continued throughout day AMI WedIcfdy
during which time captared Train I! serenity wagons
laden ltR stores AMI clothing, and tnaLy Our
fOTceE moving IL ihe direction OF Knoxville which
place the Yankees have fed Oar - killed aad wound
ed is about three hundred. Gen, Oracle, slightly cnCde0
the arm, here, for Mobile Two LuHdr,d and
twenty five prisoners have arrived here.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Of Iurpeatine Lands Columbus Comfy 80 miles fro
RthnlngOn
W nary mex certain tr@c' OF land, lying on The "
fon and Manchester hai!rOad, between FIem' gton
Wkiesviue aiming ab ut 1900 l..
said tract adioing. the lands II Powell Farror Baru;
CIeech and 9LCrsckcn; 3 nbOu. five Ike OF box
with some cleared and good dwelling h. GsG. SO
Warehonse turpt milne r fl al neCeeEaT gu d
III box al nearly fiji go and good ;aca -" tnc 'oes
i ere is e. tand for DuslDess and Post icH "a
pTern;s
, Tns offers oppor unity for yves men and
session wilt be given named a'ei'.
Terms cash months dit u 1e proved S@ciFl
THU9aS HALL,
Administrator OFF. 4. Hall, dec d:
Dec, Is, 1864 e1SA%'la'n'
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CHARLESTON, Dec. %, 1861
THE YANKEE RAIDERS.

= hIcHM0NDJ Dec 2lst, 1863.
The following cfica! Dispatch received last night
WEST 6PBINes MOUNTAIN, Dec. -, 1863.
The enemy finding this point guarded turned eff from
SCOTS toward Covery. They may attempt to cross from
RiChpatch 10 Duap's Creek. Ecbos biockadiDg that
road. informed from three different thai they
have burned number OF their wagons killed their broken
down horses and lost much Of their ammunition
travelling in haste. have this morning large fire
i'll tbs direction Of Jackson River bridge.
(Sigped) SAM. JONES' Mai. Gen
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g.EE SALEM RaFDERS.

lYNCEBURG, Va, Dec. IL, 1868.
But little additional news trcm Salem "a d4rs. On
Tuesday night they surprised and fired into the camp
Capt White, on ataWba Greek, and captured Il and
about 100 horses, which being recupeTaed. Far
mers who arrived at naacks this evening" Iat the
enemy this side OF ira's Creek Is mics Of Salem
OF yesterday and that tner camp visible
the nounai-s. Crags creek i.Ing rapidly yesterday
and was impossible to fed il. which pIeVants
uy's fur her retreat the New Caste road
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FROM ARKANSAS AND kkXICO.

OXFORD, h.Iss., Dec. %, 1863.
The Chicago Times of the 18th, with Cairo dates to he
18TH says represent Gen. Price, with FIVE
usand men as crossing Red River Texas AID
that marmaduke endGavorrg to join him. The Fede-
r9ls we're in pursuit.
New Orleans advices via Momphis say that arrival
from Cruz confirms the capture Of Pdsbla by the
heXicans The road is generally possession OF guer
The French supplies oRiy carried by heavy
C0rs
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Capt Grard chief of Gen. Gardner, escaped
fcm New Orleans the 10Th, and CoIdrma the nu ivy
Fort Jackson. Three gunboas aud two transports were
down 10 A H. and gunbOGt went to Fort Pike
he afternoon and ne heard heavy firing IN that
The ParzaDs burned two schooaers transporting cotton
at Bayou acOmt, hanichGc.
Three pckeLs the road reported that Taylor whipped
Franklin the lth inst, at the mouth OF fd River GV-
ing him his gulboats and the 18th sheled Baton
Rouge.
Letters rGn prisoners Joh sona Island state that they
than half ratons Col. Miles, tapt. Hewitt.
the Adj1tant of Miles Legion and Col rem johnson, of
the 18th Arkansas in irons for trying to eacape.
The True Daira Extra, has OF the mutiDy, and
that Il hAs beer snnpressed.
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MARRIED..

On Saturday the 10th inst. q: Hilton, by the n
Sailing, Mr. r. B. HOUSTON of Kebansville. Miss A.
L. LARKINS, youngest daughter Of Mr.. Jno. Larkns.
In Raleigh, n c. on the 18th inst. by the Rev. Nj.
TO Miss REBECCA F. GRIFFIN, of Raleigh.
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FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.


Quiet TeiSus supreme the kapid.u. The enemy have
another OF nfantgy, mahEg two Wntering
behind tn5 RappahsRnock, nd three this side of that
river. keade's head Qusrters at Brandy Station
WaFran occupied by brigade Of the enemy cayal
~. The enemy hugging the Railroad closely. The
weather il cloudy and threatening snow.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 2lst, 1863.
Very little charge in the position of affairs. Some few
shots exchanged between the enemy's batteries fir
ing at Moutrie and own. No firing Sumter. TIE
enemy continues at work Gregg and Wagner extending
the arks OF the former and sodding the latter No
portant movements of the fleet The enemy have display
ed calcium light which has Effected towards the city for
the last two nights They have taken Charles after
one hundred and sixty-six days
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FURTHER FRoM TEE asID - sAI.En.

t.fNSLBISG Vs. Dec I9th, / 60.
Passengers ms evening report that the enemy, n1 irg
Craig creek past forCl changed their course from Ca
taT5a Creek and c&mped Cd Thursday night TO miles below
ing this strike tie "a Pond read esdirC to.
wards the kGraWba Valley. Their capture copfdsnt}y
expe ted II is reported that there skirrhng yes
teTday at Blackburn.
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|
| Wheat bran, ger bu3hel, II lbs, 50
Yarn cotton, per ounch lbs., 20
| HRS CT LABOR, TEAMS, WAGONS AND HORSES.
! BailinR loDg forage, per 100 pounds, %
b.Ieling and bagglng corn, sacks furnished by
government per bushel, 10
! Hire Of horse teams, wagon and driver, ratiOns
furnished By owner, per day 10 90
| Hi of horse leans, wagon and driver, "a ions
furnished by government, per day, 90
Hire If morse teams, wagon and driver, ratons
furnished by owner, per day, 10 90
Hire CT horse teams wagon aid driver, rations
furnished by government per day. sc
Hire OF horse teams, wagon and driver, ratioDs
furnished by owner per day, Is 90
Hire or horse teams, wagon and driver, RATIOS
furnished o. government, pGI day, 90
Hire OF laborer, ratIoEs fll mined ~ owner, FER
day, rs
lire of labOGer retious furnished by government:
per day, Is
Sire Of aborer, ralions furnished by owner, per
mouth, co 90
Hire of Iaboreg ralions furnished by owner, ,er
month, 80 20
Hire of horses, per, day, / -
For the inio IF al persons concerned puB.
ish the following IAs..uCOL3, We hope .hGy
Will be strictly obeyed.
" No officer, agent, shA impress tho necessary
plies which any person " the Consumption Of
himself, his family employees, slaves to carry hd
Ordinary mechanical, manufacturing agricultural
pigments"
(Signed) z. v BLACKSTOCK,
H. K. BUkGWYN,
Com ApPrai2Snent for state OF N. q.
Dec II, 1885, l32w
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
FINHE UNDERSIGNED, having qQs lied "a Admin5trat,
the estate OF ". j. !. Fann. dsEeased hereby no
es all persons indebted TO sei1 20 come for "a,
and pay the nediaeIy those who are indebtni
to him for taxes as late sheriff. har by notified til
the must BE- paid, as tie ccunty needs money.
having claims ainst said estae hereby
fed to them within the time prescribed by la
Otherwise this notice Will be pleadsd bar
cOvery.
Dec. 10 b, l363 S7.3w&l32
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CONFEDERAIE COsGAEss.

RTCBNOND. Dec. Iy.h, Ihb3.-
The death of Senator Peyton Of Missouri vas armour
ced Houses No business tanSacte n either house
The committees are regularly work and Important
ports are expected in few daya. The Chief OF the Con
script Bureau expresses the opinion that ten
fraudulent substitute papers are 6eid III the cCuuFy
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF North CAROLINA,
Ne,o Hanouer County Court, September Term, 1868.
Cena Alderman,
We.
The heirs at l17 Of i"ti@on IoF DoTeT'
David deriH1B,
appearing II the Court that s1Tne the defendants
are ns 1t ia ordered publication be de
In the Wilmington Journal for such defendants live be-
YOU'D me lts Of the State appear at the next term
this Court to plead demur, judgment will
taken as to them.
Tsst: sAAL R. BUNTING, Clerk.
Lee. AA 136t