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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19
FOR SALE.

FyNha LOT q ground adjoining the north Of tie block
Of buildings built hy kirund Fitzgit bon south
Meridian street the Union Depot 100 H. By 2l0
feet deep w be- sold iu ~ 3 feet lots Il whole
Of ia one lot. This j. VARIABLE locality for person,
wishing purchase business property the whol-ale
business Of tie city will be tis street
and the property be bought for nearly oue-fo h the
prices Il Washington street property II has be dem
trated hy actual sales that there has been a. many
good, sold by houses this any Washington
street and, IN branch Of the business sold when
in bu,nes. tobsoco wholesale than any three
houses Washington Street The locality Of this
ground for whole ale business. has greater advantage
in the saving Of drayage than any other location IN the
e'y good> be delivered the pavement by all the
railroads This advantage will half the rent Of
store room Washington street..
For Term, enquire Of
?. Kirkland
Or T.F. RYAN. No. n. south Of the ground
arr 5-d m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
sra,e of Affairs In Knoxv,;le.

letter in the Atlanta (Ga.) Register gives some
particulars about the state of affairs in Knoxville
winch are particularly interesting just now
The Knoxville Lincolntes have no confidence in the
ability OF the Feds to hold the place. and are making
to themselves friends Of the mamon Of unriehteous
ness by kind and courteous treatment CT the South
ern families remaining in ne citya course of conduct
which contrasts strangely with their savage demeanor
upon the advent Of their friends. The acts of such
men as those who set the infamous Bill Douglass to
cause the Imprisonment Of his father-inlaw, will
be remembered BY our boys, and day Of reckoning
will yet surely come.
The negroes whom the Yankees have entced or fore
&c from their comfortable homes and taken to Knox
vile are reported to be in starving coalition. The
women and children, being wholly abandoned, are van
derlng about, begging oln house to house obtain
mouthfu OF bread to the annoyance Of the citizens
and to the great disgust of the Old pegroes of the city
The display of Yankee bunting is one Of the most
noticeable features of the place The Stars and Stripes
float over the old bank and tory corner, and Baxter
Dickinson, ct i'd omne genus roll up their eyes il rev.
eretal alteration at the old flag" as they did on tho
day when Andy Knott bid the ladies to salute their
country rag, the day when irigg was non est, and
when Fleming was vam0osed, and the old flag came
down with ron AID was safe slowed away il Barry
& McDaniel's cake shop
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
THE Nc" g.

Tne news from Tennessee and Northern Georgia of
mixed character. At Knoxville ana IN its vicinity, LONG
appears have been completely successful while
], Is evident that troops under BRAGG have met
With reverse, il disaster, in front of Chattanooga
L-HGSrREEr has indeed succeeded il gobbIng up BURN
he may still be tims roach BRAGG and the
psition Of affairs at ChckGmauga, where unquesonably
he position q affairs is extremely critical not al all
..vou.a5.e -
We looking at the thing believe be. That
aiAG5 might fall back had been anticipated for time
at he should be driven back gives the thing another
Pect. We still have stIDrg faith that he will hold his
ground until reintoreed and the tables upon the
enemy.
But until we hear sCme hing definite any
specuatiOns would be Inappropriate We WILL no doubt
hear more.
Simultaneous nearly simultaneous with the resumption
Of the offensive b. :he enemy the Tennessee may
look for somewhat similar policy along the whole of then
aes from Northern Virginia to the Ro GraEde. We have
doubt but that MEADE has 5hstructions TO ad
vance upon LIE, which only his caution has fa1
prevented am from carrying out. The Indications har
lesion point to some active movement foot The mex,
lew weeks big with God send that they
favourable,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Nov. 26, 1865
The object of the visit OF the French steamer to J.mss
river has not yet been ascertaued but it is generally
posed to have some connection with the removal of tba
French tobacco stored in this city.
Boh the Confederate and Lincoln governments agreed
some time since to the of this tobacco but before
the we're perfected the latter withdrew their
assent Reports to-day state that The steamer has arrived
at City Point. ' ~fINeu
The French consul and two three Confederate m, ~
proceeded down the river to have an interview with tbo
officers of the steamer. Will |Ae
Childrey Jones tobacco factory on Main st,eot oo
damaged by hre TO- day. The loss material and ia
portion of the citizens ambulance corps received orders
on yesterday to proceed to Marietta Ca but the oTdep
of movement by Meade. NSe e4Ueu'o
Hon. Wm. G. RiVes is here.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03

The number of Through Passer gers carried duri the
year was ITO ALL belrg an Increase oyerthe
ber carried the previous year. The number OF Way Pas
snges carried for the pnrod has been 7942 being
increase of 6837 the number carried the pfev>u
year.
an examination Of the receipts and ex enduyes indi-
Gates that the Road has been operated of
the cost of two new ems ines If ale Included the
suit would 2w about 467 cent OF the lecepts
u made to the tabular statements accompanying This
report. .
ndirg the great difficulty of obtaining
bridge and trestls tmbor, and other necessary atea
The track is in good osder. Tiers has consi-
renewal Of timber in the track, Eidsss reses
much more Large have been made for these
supplies, and with increase the force Roadway,
of the reek and will be very much improved il
those respects. he iron the Road, oil leading
Roads In the Conie derscy is beginning to show eonsdra
Bile signs OF amnaton- The attention OF the Company
has several times called to this in former reports
more sus ion Fhan roads the main line
business, condition by no means such would de
sire.
1t viii be necessary, possible, to obtain at least ter
rmiies iron. 70 rails the Government
as the Government OF late is becoming alive mpor
anCe Of Railroads. and instead OF heretofore absorbing
tencs there il disposition manifested to aid theze and
other roads in these particulars should this poAcy be
road, but to others. 1t much qualification
add in this connection hat the Raroad Companies axe
Indebted 10 perseverance,
+. W. sIss, Chief Cf the Railroad Bureau at kicnmold
for this very wise and highly necessary policy.
It is des gned also to remedy this tolbe to certain
extent during the present fiscal year by renewing the
ends of rails requiring it, Ths can ee olre in ou OWE
shops and at a comparatively small cost, and in
hopes the be kept in far condition by the
ton OF the above TWO courses.
Owing the increased business ofring the road the
wells AID at tbs Stations have been found iEsut
ceDt New wooden punps are DOW being put ID On The
entire line and is proposed to further improve
Water and Wood Stati Contracts have been
made for eniargng treightng facilities Wilmington
and KinesyI!e the present buildings being entirely ia
adj quate accommodate the business. 1t is as de
signed to erect passe house at sumer, aid
new warehouse at Mars Bluff The Warehouse Pee Dee
has been enla ged double its size the passenger
com mod atons Marion g. eaty improved, and gooG
shed erected the water tank at MueRs'. Ge@
water have also been put at Arte Branch
GEAR Pee Dee.
Finding ergises ard men suffering for wait of pro
Der projection from the weather EHiis in the E uaG
House, contracts made to erect wooden ROOT
it. There has been unavoidable d,ay In the work
owing tue script act taking Certaa men
gagged the contracts. The work however s progress
ing and is hoped this very needful impTGy
be soon completed IL Is proposed during the presen
fiscal year give much attention perms improve
msuts on the line.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
From BRAGG'5 ARMY

ATLANTA GEO., Nov. 26th, 1868.
The from army is conflicting. 1t ia believed
that troops still falling back No train has arrived
morning Every preparation has been made in the
hospitals to receive wounded, but mono has vet
The ntegencers correspondent has returned from the
front and furnishes the following The enemy after des
perte and bloody struggle gared Cravens House On the
Northern slope OF Lookout. WathaPs brigade sud.r,d
severely holding divisions in check and large por-
Of captured Stcvensons division occupied the
crest of the mountain. Ike assault Continued bv
mo0nl4 1t Until midnight the emmy suffered severely and
gradually retiring at daylight Yesterday retired
frurn Lookout Mountain to Mission Ridge Seven Regi.
OF the enemys cavalry terried the Ten.
the euth Of the CLickamauga the evening of
b. Sherman corps being this side attacked
WrjQhts brigade which withdrew after a sharp contest
The euenys cavalry raid within four miles Chcka
manga on ugat Of the "A b. burning % wagonp and
then proceeded the Georgia and East tennessee Road
The thid day Of he baltic commenced yes erday morning
% our and centre. Al several assaults our ave
Eay falling BACK 10 cJIiu.ion. On sherman
Tepulaed four mes with great slaughter driven
the river burning bis pOntooLs The fght yegr
day oie DESPERATE and probably the heavest
during he The euemy loss unusually great and
severe. u sported that 500 Of the enemJ's
ny have thl Ugh lgcs Cap ia niles from Dalton
Our forces are iaIiDg back to ChiCb bamGBga.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03

We publish to-day the Message of Governor VANCE to
General Assembly Of Ncrth Carolina, met III extra
session at Raleigh.
He recommends the extension of tie list of exemptions to
classes may appear the Legislature be indis-
pensable also that the Governor be invested with the
control The home guard. given him over
the militia.
BE recommends that power be given to the
Supreme Court in session the decision OF doubtful
quest constantly arising also that the sprg OF
Super Courts restored and that the salary of the
judges he increased.
lie admits the power of Cor ess declare
enemies vacant but doubts it's power to control tie
direction in which Land lying within North Carolina shall
70 vacancy occur, rom any cause, and submits
proceedings may be foot by which
:he question involved may meet an early solution.
Le recommends the establishment of graded schools,
each county, ha Cf the expenses to be
betrayed from the Literary Furd, the other by the
county.
subject of making additional appropriation for
feeding the poor whose supporters AMI protectors are in
the army il brought to attention OF the Legislature
The Governor recommends appropl ation double that
year, that he be eOved to buy and store
corn and bacon heretofore. The earnings Of the
steamer Advance may be applied TO this purpose. They
will be amply sufficient. without taxing people dol
lar.
The enterprise OF running the blockade and importing
army supplies abroad has proven complete
With what have imported and the purchases in our
home a7kets the North Carolina troos will be comorta
by clothed until January lS5, except gs to sho>s and
blankets.
The attention Of the Legislature called to the proprie
y OF enactng some promote the raising Of sheep
and the growth of wool.
The Governor refers to th8 question of he currency but
Hihou. submitting any definite remedy.
lie concludes by remaTking that in the most
dangerous crisis Of the BaThe crisis which incident to
revolutions. Tie noisy silent, the faint Of heart be-
gin deFpar and the doy, though few, to grow bold
IN the presence of national s. The restless and the dis
eonten ed strive Undue all others with their gloomy
lJrcbodngs The great continues hopeful and
nest. We what is before The people will come
up firmly the full of their duty They will
cruelty alresh their sons, slain IN thsir behalf
put their galans shades to shame by stopping short
Of full and complete national independence
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03

The Rolling Sleek has JAILED Us very much during the
pas year ah mas oeep oTng I9 part to the almost IN,
the repairs These difficulties have been tCa
in in future has found imp ossbe
to add as largely bV purchase to Of aud
edx veEy ne freight eng however were
bought in March which greatly aided the business
the sum OF twenty thousand dollars AID the other for
great for transportation both On Government
ana private account being unable purchase lrted
to the plan of renting engines There has been
seVentyive This outfit will enable US not only to
increase the general business Road give
opportunity to repair thoroughly of those belonging
to the Company The contracts made for these
gIres and only favorable the Company
70 Prce and time, but will enable extend much great
ef iacIitles TO those needing trans portation.
have found necessary to add tools both il
the Machine Shop and Carpenter Shop. tools are
not Only useful now but WI be after the The freight
cars have been most Of them thoroughly oyerhaued
There has been added to our stock of
ger cars three new second class and several of
lne coaches have been thoroughly repaired and re-
The business dope the Road during the last year has
seeh very heavy and Notwithstanding the large number of
larry exempted from to life and LIMB have to 7e-
cora out one accident of serious nature. meLton his
~ ~ W M Of the skill aad ju gment of those
In December last Convention of Rail Road officers in
on the iSe Tom icbmoSd e or
ne tEoin want Of concert of action tell through
IL 1nhaEy, DeheVinE to be matter of the very frat
70 effect this very desirable oIsc neb eps 8ag
but Ca february "a cur scbedue was
eht and the eeots in ing the Rolling stock and Road
have been most marked ana important.
Co1sructol accoznt been charged with the sum OF
94 the chief item in which is tie Gum Of SO 500 90
pald or What pfopeTy This purchase haa greatly added
take great pleasure III comnendog tbs favorable
officers ard employees Of the Company The on them
1aVe been numerous for the aid they have
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY NJ. DRANE,
Gent Super Lftetdeut,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03

This imnorta rbjact mon which AZ or ATTY nan5u tb
successful pr secufion of he war for oar
commeuu to your wisest deliberations Although the rem
lot s depre 'laton lies with the Confederate
s a.n With your body yet there might be much
ess my inability t. suggest remedy for redundant pa
r and By the exhibition of the ritid good faith II
regard to their redemption With as individuals
this often constitutes capital. The poor shou be egDe
have TO thank you gentlemen for the cordial ard con
h shrPot Wheh have heretofore rccsived at your
hsnd aad to earnestly ask its Surely Ex
ecutVe can asst cfors zea!eHs and
oI branch OF government than have expert
enced frL II your body.
stall need your sustaining arm still more in tia future
he most dangerous isis the isGpon crisis
which IL incid n to all revolutions and which is most
diff u for public officers to snrnount. The novelty con
fusion and en- huaaam which filed arirs ard exhiiar
atea cur people having long saca passed the win
noans.n Of wan. and griva'ion and suffering begins
separate the PARTICLES The noisy SILENT the faint Of
heart begin 20 despair and the disloya though few to
grow bold III the presence Of national ills The restless
and the dsconened strive of imbue all others
WITH wsh their own gloomy forebodirg'. The great mass
wi one accord to sustain the nations hope aid TO show
that We are worthy OF independence by being willing to
Since known The a1
ing and ;ice The hope which animated many
thought, and that many of them were favorsbls to
pacific overturea has been dashed to the grourd and
under The feet Of reckless ard bloodthrsty ma iori-
tee 30 fax from treating with Us tho basis Of
our independence or even OF the arrogant
people o. the North auningy proclaming the hug
ofl the last Lid ,wu lis arms insutea
end outraged people will make them regret this naughty
language, which wrongs huaanty and cutrases civza
uo1 1he on which Eas couched il :he;r Ia Southern
conquest for near three years. still there and though
dfITen back little, lie las gro@n vacbfu aud
VIII fight more fercey he approaches his lair. We
Know at last precisely what would get by submssion
ana therein has our enemy done good service Abo
ton of slavery, coIfscaon Of properly territorial
Vassaage These are toe terms to win u3 back. Now
"hen our brothers bleed and mothers and little ones cry
or bread, We point them back the brick kns of
Eg' p-thsnks to Br, Seward !-plably ia view, and
hoW them the beautiful clusters ct Eseho grow
ne and OF Independence, whittier to them.
nd We remind them too how the pillar of fire
loud the vouchs lfed guidoa of jehovah
ore the hunge1ng multitude, leading away, with appa-
ent cruelty from the funess of ssrvituds. With such
prospect before them. peopls will heretofore,
rustsd servants do not fail them They will cruelty
then own sons slain n their behalf the gal
sh1 saoes 10 open shame by stopping short Of full
complete hatonai independence. z. VANCE. |
Executive Chamber, November %, 1863.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
Dash Down .Gilc Gun,

Dash down the cup drink net again =
Its very touch is degradation !!
Qalck, dash 1t Cove! Oh, do Rct drain
Its liquid draught of deep damnation.
Break through its tolls while yet ycu may
Rouse from the warmth of its enbrScinp
heed not its sYren cau-away
Each little dram a grave il tracing.
Drink not again be wise, be free!
Seize Oh "a noble resolution;
HUNS leprOus arms enciFcle thee
Yield not again to It's pollution.
Drown not the still Vo 5e of the soul
Each drausht a seed Of woe is piantipgl
OI!nk not, though beauty pledge the bowl,
There's death beneath It's light enchanting.
Shase OF the curse with manly might
Court not death ef shame and terror
1urn not your brightest days to night
On; follow not this fatal error.
crush not pure and noble mind,
Make not degraded taste q marit
Wake from your dream Oh be not blind
10 God q bright gifts you Inherit.
Shake off the bonds which bind you down
TO cold relentless, beartIeEs fashion:
eunder the accnrsed ties YCu OWL
SINK not o slave to damnirg passion!
Klse from your burnisg bed OF shame,
Yield not again to the foul demon;
stop not, nor paase-go forth-rec!aEn
BE thou mana god like freeman
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
A Yankee Publication.

been aVoued with chaLce examine one of the
1snkee eecuo0eelhS documents published in New York
prior to the elections in that State
phlet and is entitled the New Gospel of Peace aecordro
to ST. BeIj jamn, and is published by SINCLAIR ToUsEY
III Nassau street. New York.
1t s purely abolition affair, the ST. rjamn referred
10 being BEN WOOD proprietor of The New York Neqgs
and DrOteS OF FERNANDO of the name. Under the
orm OF chaper and verse, and semi basphemous
ton of sctipura phraseolc it am ouuts to rjbaI attach
upon the people of the South and the peace men of the
NORTH especially upon FERNANDO WooD and Governor
hEYAoUR, also the Chivay and the Democrats and the
Irish, and the manner of that agree not with ARIA
HAM LINCOLN 1t of little interest save as an Illustration
o the machinery employed by the ultra war aid abolition
Tsl rule
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
DISPATCH FROM GEN. BRAGG

DISPATCH FROM GEN. BRAGG
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 18th, lse3
Inc following ciclal dispatch received at the War
Departme Mt tonight
CHICKAMAUGA, Nov. 25th, 1863.
Gen. s. Cooper, A. d. T. GenT.
After several unsuccessful assaults On our lines
Ihe enemy carried the left centre about o'clock The
whole left soon gave way in considerable disorder Tb
right maintained its grouhd repeIDg every attack Lam
Withdrawing all to this point.
(Signed) BRAxTON pp.on
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
{ alifOriEfa AIIs.Ixya:son.

California is being rapidly depleted OF her popula
ton. The principal is the discovery of richness
Of silver and gold outside the limits OF the State The
Nevada Stand rd says:
There has baen Tor the past two years perfect exo
dus to Nevada Territory from all pasGs OF California
Probably not less than 10000 people are row residents
OF this Territory, who here from California. The
discovery ofrlch mines in Idaho Territory has attract
ed Thousands to that locality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

ORANGE, G. H., w., Nov. 26, 1868.
Confederate scouting party, under Lieut.. Duncan of
the 9Th Virginia cavalry, engaged the Yankees cutting oa
party OF 10 men al GraeieDburg Culpeper county on
yesterday and captured IL, who have been brought
Nearly eli the enemys 1orce have been transferred from
tauquier to CuIpeper There firing hours at
The lower tcrd Of the Rapid oday. The oava
y and infantry were making demonstrations az if ipeId
Ing to cross, when our artillery opened them Tie en-
emy Is reported C have crossed in force at Eys hat n
have gone back There musketry skrmishpe a,
Morton's tOrd No Casualties reported. 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
From CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, nov. 26, 1868.
The firing to-day principally Smelling bet ween
the enemys batteries and our own Forts Moutris and
ana battery simpkins on our side engaged
ana mortar battery with Gregg and Wagner on the part
OF the enemy The number of shots fred on Wednesday
On Sumter was two hundred and foryhree of which
elghtysix missed Very little firing on Sumter to day. No
casualties. No further firing on the civ,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
WILMINGTON, n. G, NOV. 2G, 1868.

the Governors Ies9age, with the proceedings of the
Railroad Meeting held yesterday also the reports of
Officers excludes, 20 measure usual variety
Such things Will sometimes happen.
Our telegrarhjc news is Interesting. Would that
could add that it is favourable.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 25th, 1863.
The enemy's firing to-day has been slow Simkius has
kept up steady fire the Yankee working squads at
Wagner and Gregg. Gregg fred one rife shot at Castle
Pinekney. The enemy Morris island appear to be pre-
pairing for forward movement