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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09
Confederate Notes,

The community continues to receive and to pass tht
notes of the Confederate Government issued prior Il
April 1863 Those notes to the people generally a
Just as good as any. They never were esteemed tbt
more fer bearing their face the promise to bt
funded in bonds OF per cent and not regarded
less valuable that the Government is about to re
fuse to bond them at all and the banks here have decin
ed to take them on deposit. "a policy by the way
the banks nowhere else have pursaed) The credit and
honor of the Government much involved in the mat
ter of their ultimate redemption in any other of its
issues, and the people continue to take them with the
confidence that they have received ard paid them
out ever since they first saw the light
This course Of the people and the business community
is wise and themselves fr.m unnecessary shaves
and discounts which would follow the rejection OF those
rotes refused by the Richmond banks Those notes
will be taken for taxes, and hope will be retired in
that rapidly hoped by those who shap-
ed the policy of the Government Their continued cir
calation is good evidence of people in the credit of
the Government, and will prevent the Inconvenience
the Government and the banks il putting them under
the ban.-RchmOnd Dispatch.
IMPENDING WAR JAPAN.--A despatch from San
Francisco states that vessel at that port from
with dates to the 18th of May reports that war be-
tween England and France end Japan is imminent
The English Admiral had demanded of the Japan; sc
Government large indemnity and the surrender of the
murderers OF Mr. Richardson, falling which France and
England would declare war against Japan. There was
thirteen British war ships and the French Admiras
nag ship at h anagaWa. The japanese had nearly all
left there, and all the merchant vessels had been de-
tanned to take board foreign residents case war
was ensued.
In spite of its declared enemies, and it's much more
dangerous false friends the peace party formed
has declared its existence and its ygor in most bril-
liant manner BY the confession of those journals
most devoted to the prosecution of the war; the meet
ing, which united Wednesday evening thousands OF
the partisans of peace, Of the most imposing
and most enthusiastic manifestations ever witnessed in
New York. y : We cannot tell what may
be the fortune Of the peace party, but the
events OF Wednesday evening are calculated to
their lost liberties and prosperity The speeches were
delivered with vehemence which far surpassed the
language of the resolutions and what is principally to
be noted is the applause with which they received
by the immense crowd. If Mir. Lincoln lays stress
upon popularity, be must be convinced how little pop.
uIar be is in the Imperial city. Each time that his
name, or that of one of his agents uttered there
was tempest of Kisses and groans. The lowest cal
culation estimates at 10000 the number OF citizens
who, wounded by the arbitrary acts which we every
day witness, have repudated all utilization with the city
Of Was hngton.-Courier des EtotS inns
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09

THE YANKttS ADVANCING ABOVE RiCHaOnD.
RICHMOND July 3--9 P M.
The tain just arrived from the Junction report that the
enemy aGVaucing n three columns. Nothing fur her
from blow. Up o'clock the flag Ct boat
expect ed at City Point had not arrived.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09

A fhcr'-A correspondence from Mississippi speaking
OF our operations in the of GRANTS army besersg
'ekshnrs, says: "PCmberon has provisions to last him
months. Nobody is in a hurry, No indeed tbov 90
not ; that ID self evident.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09

Federal accounts from army in Pennsylvania report
severe fight at Getty bug the first Instant and they
admit that they got the worst of it, Gen. MEADE the new
Commander of the grand army the Potomac Is said
have been severely wounded that four other Federal
Generals were killed 1t probable severe battle took
place the lst, and that resulted in favor of Cen
1t would appear from the meager telegram from the
"sst that the opposing armies Of RCsKNcRANz and BRAGG
are not ide We have nothing of importance from Gen.
JOHNSTON army or from Vicksburg See teserspb for
general news.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
WILMINGTON, N. G., MONDAY. JULY 6, 1868.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09
b .AGH's HEADQUARTERS.

ATLANTA, July 4, 1868.
Briggs headquarters at Bridgeport The Tennessee
river will be the fuure line of defence 1t is supposed
that Huntsville the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
have been abandoned by the Federals.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09

IHR CHARLESTON COURIER has advanced its subscrip
lion price from Sl2 to $50 per year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09
FOSECRAhZ FALLING BACK.

ltILANIA, July
1t rfpJred that RosecrarH has isen back and that
Bragg Is occupying Tuilehoma iG heavy force. No
Yankees Kali Road IN ast Tennessee
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09
FROM WINCHESTER

TlFCHdSIEh, via fAUNiON, Jutj 4th, 1901
Passeng Martnsburg have cen told by Mos by s
that Smart had torn the trash the B. and D. r.
B. at the T. lay HOus,. It is reported that Lee march
ing towards Baltimore Tie tents have Disappeared from
the Maryland Heights.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09

MORT hERN NEWS-THE YANKEES BADLY SCARED,
&C.. &c.
PETERSBURG, July 4th, 1865
sts had not advaced on aySisbore at latest
accounts here ski mishng at various points the
and Maysvie especially. All Of toices within
thair fen at erday The rebels had
from Baltimore The damage at the latter place slight
he bel General Early has levied the author titles OF
huudre barrels OF thirty thousand bushels OF
fifty gs coffee, and large quantities of sugar gro
ceries 'ienl Early says that will occupy tae place
The enders il the nchments at harrisburg are
prepared for attack TO day the enemy reported
tertion cutting Penasylvana Genital railroad.
The grest.at alarm aud ACTIVITY prevailed at PhadeI
phie Tae MaSof and Gen. Dana have issued rring
clsmatohs TO the citz 10 prepare to defend
their homes.
Coal dealer he meeting and resolved to close the col
eries the crisis is passed. to enable the miners vol
The Boat OF okers hive raised twenty We thousand
dollar to he divided among five huEde men who may
enlist for the emergency.
a hmebts will be commenced around the
city Phi adeIp hia so-mo
The ~. bridge the tu que hanna ct Columbia,
valued u: hundred and htyseven Thousand dollars,
burned tie 2Sh, keep the rebels out of town.
The re@el ca airy are ccnr ing considerable depreda
zion upon cattle and horse around Washington City, at
Dfainsville AID Long Eld-e They al their
appearance points il montgomery equity,
Mo- sunday and yesterday seiziog all the finest horses
take the place OF their .ded animals rome few show
ed themselves Washington At Silver Springs five
miles from the y they stopped the stage which
with the Railroad at Laurel, and toe the horses
RoecrdAzs army coDtllus advance at different Gaps
of the buutai HIS forces have had diminishing
with the in every with success. The rebel
General Claibo ne il reported killed at Liberty Gap.
The la est news from Vicksburg z2ud that the
cannon.ding the 20 critic, both from the army
AID tie eunboais the siege progressing favorabIy
The movements OF Gen. j. huston continue wrapped in
mystery He has gone beyond tie Brig ack and is 1e
ported TO be moving South.
All the rivers and streams Ri ing.
All the bonds given by the Captains of captured vessels
to the OF the Tacony have been found board
the schr Archer ard i'll the possession eff the
thOrities Of York
Gold oted at lat to l47I Middlirg Cotton II
I A ILIsN VI,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09
The Raid on the w. & w. Rail- Road.

Early yesterday (Sundsy) morning, it announced
that tie Yankees had reached KenaGsVie, about GO miles
from Newbern at IL o'clock the night previous in force
from 5000 TO 1000. 1t reported that they consisted
cavalry and infantry about half of them whites the balance
negroes. On yesterday morning detachment of some
three four hundred Federal cavalry sent
on the Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road, ten miles from
kenaIsvi1e, where they arrived about half past nine
O'clock cut the telegraph wires burned the Rail Road
Depot and Warehouse containing about 10000 pounds
government bacon, and perhaps ordnance stores
They also tore about onearda half mile of the track
and then proceeded towards Magnolia arriving within
about g miles OF he latter depot they understood
have charged their to the Eastward the direction
Of Eanansye their place of departure in the morning
and where would appear ther main body had encamped
Gen. WHITING, has considerable force pursuit of
the enemy, and from the situation Of the forces
probable the Conederates attacked the Abotionsts last
night or this morn ng, in kenansville.
On Saturday night at KenaasVe the enemy burned Mr.
FRogLICH's Sword Factory, and one or two houses
They so took number Of tie best horses IL and around
KenansViLe, in place Of their faded animals.
Since writing the above have received the following
dispatch from COL FKEMoNT, Chief Engineer and superin
tendent of tie Road
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09
MORGAN IN REAR Of ROsECRAkZ.

is considered Ceit that Morgan has played havoc
with Rostcrsrzs important movement has taken
pla in Bggs ruy but the particulars not prrd
@
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09
MAGNOLIA, July 9th, 1868.

The Yankee raiders reached Warsaw about 10 o'clock
yesterday They burned the warehouse with
GOO pounds bacon one passenger and up
one mile Of the tack and lett in hurry the direction of
AenansVils. The promptness with which troops were
brought here made them in hurry to leave hope
good to-day from troops, The estimated force
OF the 6GO to 500 mounted men, four noun
tain hOEitZers.
The track will be repaired to day. Ihave large force
The train viii pass usual tomorrow morning.
IN subseq1oI dispatch from COL FREMONT he requests
to state that there more than four hundred
OF the enemy In all at Warsaw This goes to confirm pre-
VSus reports to the raiders on the road at
that place. How many OF the enemy remained at Kenans
villa not definitely known yet It is quite probable that
We shall hear something from own forces within few
hours either this evening" or certainly morning
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09


The New York World thus draws the contrast be.
tween tie Yankee invasion of the South ard the Con.
federate Invasion at the North
The organs of the administration are beginning to
discover that the miserable scoundrels who devote
themselves to burning defenceess towns and robbing
non-combatants at the South, are cursng tae cause
which they are paid to serve The man must be blind
indeed who does not see that the contrast which these
villanes establish between our own invasion OF the
South and the rebel invasion OF the North is one of
the most effective blows that has yet been struck by
the administration ct the hopes of the Union It ia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20
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NEW BOOKS!
AZ y. ". z Elaleria Nnnk mi N..n......- o.

at b. - Il BHier's Book and Newspnber Stors
400 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Irnmps, story If American Life by a. W Curtis
The Crossed Path by Wllke Collins
Harry Harsun, by John T. Irviug.
The Attorney, by John \. Irving.
The Constitution Of the United States
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Eyetyhoiys LAWYER.
Moral History Of Women.
Miss Hilhsrt's Oaraer
tine Of Than, by GhaH. Loyor
Tho First Falls STEP, by Rsynoids
The WouHn In White by wilkie Collin.
Twenty-Five different kinds OF Novels "A A dina .,..
Al the Magazines, Daily and Weekly New.pass,
Books Stationery aAd Fancy Articles Tor sale IN H.,
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20

I hhMoNY Mills Extra, snpsTtne and s o. Tlo1T ..
AESht other different brands Of Flour for sale Nv
g. CHANDLER SEM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
l0RlaiNAt NM CRBsE, lc.l


THIS Company 7tuues to uler 10 the people Of Della
wate its superior advantages NJ Insurance agAntt los
by fire on all descriptions Of property except NArlie
risks
The institution Ia commended by % years expei
In snd otsntlon to the " hutua Insurance
being the introduce the r ueipe lutp our sate
hy roasou or which, believed the Managers have
Leen enabled adjust and Discriminate between the
different vatietl.s ot property render the member
ship among the most equitable in character Of the nuuer'
Gus insurance Companies presented to the public.
II credit Itself that it- payments of loses have
been prompt aud liberal that In % years hainess and
losses hing 90 900, not single case 81 itga
ton has occurred and scarcely one without entire sats
Inokins m5rc To- th- s.frty than the number and
amount Of it, risss it-has declined Hundreds o Thou
sands Of Dollars vi Insurance, either as requiring p
great an amount IL snge rSh or ~ enrlhk uhht on
lscs OF Insurance fr tue character Of the lnHuiinn
Ia ths insnuef It is conceived u bl' tue sd'si and
most select t Of iusurintesi In proportion 10 he a"nnt
liver Six Millions ot Dolns, OF any other COMPANY
within rea-unahe range.
AS evidence of this has ouy reduced tho rate Of
insurance. At all lues moderate nnr-.ix b. ddras the
as two years but 1t presents now ciesr surp und oi
sshuqH H. seautV sgtiost ang Ns.-sHnieu pn hs ~ post
Nur. Whi,n hf the 'es'rt To- seir 1ctiaeaies 81
tho dances due each member NOV heinz is-ued Viii
ATE OF per cent. PR aunua, nus natus su s-fth0r
it commenced the year 1saa with real protection T.,
the community in Depn-it Notes ~ s2lnNOi
surplus funi g'Vlu
Iis Ae work Of the Farmers u Delaware, aud such
'l'' Presdent-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary aud TreAsaror-RoBEKt McCAss, MD.
DIRECTORS:
Ell wilson, Rriniyw ue Hd James DelsIlain caristi
ana Hd; james elm. samuel Barr T.. C. siulsvnbur
anl Seis s9atpe' ,lns,on nj m1Vei. @S % aog' n
] Geofee Janyicr Aew Castle Id Curt u Ellison, Pen
cad'r Hal John { Ciars. Red Lion H.. WIN tmp-
smyrna james n. Butnhan, ST. Geoigss Hi, Ch'risi
D. Fleming Peter + Ctusey Mlmrli Henry Todd Dover
/ hHrles Tunnel Georgetuuu.
AdENIs-As well Tor Receiving applications for nsur
] 70
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20
Instruction in German.

I'VE snherber vi 1.-Two destruction IN he Germ,,
iNnautar,in private, at The ~ licences Of such a.
may desire ms fsgFiHs lie terms will be -rat. -
Application may bee iuade psrs1nily or by note dnt.a
me G r"'F o. sefeA'h AN King streets Wllmiug ton,
avery. JOHN KUCUER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20
JOHN MoLEAR & SON.
Convey ancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
F,xohauue pralyar-


No. E1S harriet street.,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BOMBS MORTGAGES, &c &c, promptly and
accurately drawn.
PkOMlssoGY MOTIFS NEGOTIATED
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kiu4a bought aud sold on
commission in thu city at the brokers Boards in phe-
iephia New York or other cities by Of rorres
pointing brokers who all trins OF high standing
cans pur hasei abroad the rular ers comm .so
quer per cent being divided between ourselves
aud ouf agents.
hRAFIS-We draw On philadelphia, New York or uoe.
tor and procure drafts other American cities At the
lowest rates OF ex change
luktluN DhAFfs-We draw on Great Bhlaip Ire.
an. utfmauy aud ever other country IN Lurlpn
on houscs Of undouhied standing, In to sui, our
ENCnANGE-Foreisn or Domeste-boueht and sofa
az tho most favorable rates allowed by IA. market
York "
REAL Estate We attend to ihe purchase and sale
"i Nal Estate ia town or eaunlry and Respectfully inv T..
iuiehasefs ar sellers to give cal We rent h,n.s.
AMI when desiroi by our atond to the cor-
lion OF thrir r0nis,
tOILECilO+h Our correspondence enables ne to
reach any prominent point In America ar N any fbrin
country through the most rsihes thanues or ttrili.
tf7 roc making collections therefore complete and
ths-hny rrsOus ANalliug themselves of them may he
"huueut ih4t their business Will be- faithfully AND
eliipy atteuied to. tur charges are al low as are
made by any reliable parties. ~ ~
~ every case where we employed our aim II 10 do
hr petl ior the Interest OF cusi6ars aud We soet
az ptronage OF our friends aud the public gsnerilly
Jan JOHN MCLEAN 4 SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20
GO9 DR.. ]. Il. CHANDELIERS 600
FAMILY MEDICINES.
DyspeplIc Elixir

UUJ BN u liz tlLlADLLHD wv
FAMILY MEDICINES.
DyspeptIc EIIXIr
RANKS nrst among the Tonnes. Il inygorAtes and
streug hens the sep aud u peculiarly adapted 10 per
ton' ui weak aud delicate constitutions.
COUGH NIXrDRE.
Prepare fium recipe which has TODD the ost Of trial
Tor twenty five years be recommended as an invAu
a. 'e remedy ior Coughs, Colds &C. 1t should be had III
every household
THROAT LozE>Grs,
For Coughs Colds Hrkinf iu The Ihront lIosrsenss,
&C &e.
DIR. CHANDELIERS WORM IozgNdE;
SAFE and elestual.
DysPEpTIG FILLS
sei for tho same purposes as the Elixir
ARNlc AND AcOS1rE IMMINENT.
This preparation has he-n extensively used in Rheum
alisin sni Neuralgia we'll Sprtns and Bruises
Wit" The most beneficial II is unsurpassed Hn
eAiernal application 10, the rrat Of palm
KoMArnIAN.
This Il Dir TOME, iy promoting healthy action of the
scalp invforaes the growth aud add, aud soft
ness to the hair
DANDRJFF gRADIcAToR,
Eioetusly remove dandruF from the head 20 cents
HAIR DRESSING.
Fer smoothing and hxias the hair
puPoNC9's GOLDEN PILLS,
For females. 81 per box.
Windows Slotliins Syrup, Hostetter's Bters noof
land liitteFs. WAharts riue tne Tar Cordial, Kitera
Tar sud wild Cherry Swan Javnfs pteDarAtions LIS.
tour Olive OIL Concentrated flHyorng Extracts, Nail,
Tooth aud Hair brushes, Combs, Pocket Bneks Port
Mnnnaies ETC. ETC. uctlO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20

DONE IN THR BEST MANNFn
nllNB ~ TIT BEST MANETr'
DONE IN THE BEsT MANNEn'
On To THg JOURNAL 4 srarPsuAy oP,,c.
90 70 IuE JOURNAL sTATgsMAV 1FPtcss'
no TO TIRE JOURNAL STATESMAN ofFiCPF'
+; 1C9nR sN,ER FIFTH AND MARKET STREETS
s. b. eeRNiAps i EifrH AND MARKET STREETS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20
REAL ESTATE.
t'S&N USES %,sar
LIZ FOR RENT. #is

Brick 1iouse on Market street between sh and gth No.
s5, s2dO Co.
Frame Houso in Mechanic street below Lombard st.,
No. u. SIS To
Brick louise and Lot Lord street, third door from
Railroad. No Hs, $40 TO.
lries House Lord street second door from Railroad
SO 90.
Frame House corner or Church Taylor streets s65 co.
do do on Inl Tor street Joining the above sjo co.
Five Brick Houses of ith street near Pine Nos COL
tO3 GO. GOl 6O9 etch son On.
1--WE Brick Houses on l2th street near Lombard Nos
oOi. JO5, lUi, 900 aud jil each $50 uU.
Two frHme Houses Riddles Lane first from Stone
Tavern, tlch 10 10
Frame House adjoining the alley I'd from tavern 8s6 90
Four FRAME iluussz ali lining th- above each 500 90
lTirk Huse Ou lpidta,d street between McCauliey
and isth streets, 500 ".
brleA lonse s. W. corner of Front and Thorn strcsts
Sl25 90.
Cottage at N. W. e@ner VI French aud nth St.. IS o.
EOS, SO 90.
small Hriel on Grange street ustween Third ana Fourth
streets no 10.
Ice II use ,ard on lin s;rost between Market and
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth stfeets each
S32 90.
Brick House hufch street between Eighth aud
| Ninth Streets sSl
Brick House No els King rect between 18th and
4 litl streets Si0l %.
Brick House, Taylor between Locust and Bu,touwood
hticA House Oh Market Attsst lotyeen t1h and IAN
ttretts 500 90
Du,k stabeon lath street between Market and Orange
Streets, Sos %.
Brlek house 9TH street between Pine and Spruce
street $40 20.
Brick House, we'll flushed with 10 aera7 OF
land, and brick stable, noar Wilmington, s 80 90
llsuse and premises at the S b. corner Of Market
and Water sTeee In the tenure Of james H. Cox aud
WIN, y Cart, possession on The 2hh oi NHrrt next
Apply to WILLIAM McCAuLLEY
ieb2s SOC Mari.t ST.. W mlugton. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20

Chemineaud-1ne Cognao.
THIS Brandy was imported by william P. BAly o. New
York, expressly for V. O. Gpina sAlss for fnedisns
andprivats use, Fer sale By -
aA---~Esa Eve sKRls,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20
Valuable Farma for Sale.

NO. l-situate in Delaware County ami state Of Penn
~ sylvana, oonaning ~ acres near the end of Con
cord turnpike, quarter mile from said Turnpike ndion
iag Mr.. Reese Perkins lsni
No 2-suais Ia lower eise Of Concord Township con.
tanning 90 aeres adj ming NJ. Job Hopes land Also
10 Aeres with good buildings Term. rea, enable
WM. MeCAuLLEY,
mare gGG Market steel. Wilminpton nal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-20
Lost or Mislaid.

nE certificate for twenty sarts Of Stock in the hank
u SMYRNA, No o. issued in the name Of John CHM
IN the 23i day October b. 1888, has been lost or mis-
laid aud cannot be returned to said Bank fer
NoW therefore, this il TO notify all pers MS that appleA-
mon viii be made TO the faid BauN ranew III. said
trcae in the absence thereof On the 1tl DAY u No
ve'nier next, and the sAii Bank will be thepe4ftb
exoneraed IRON all liability for or or account Of said
certificate, the value thereof will then have been 10
ceived by the undersigned. JOHN c. GROOAtE
Elston, Nd, Sept 10, 1861. sept.isyst
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-08

ticipAtion In the glorious struggle for
national rights. This no longer shall
exist. As sons OF freedom you are now
called upon TO defend our most inesti-
mable blessings" In Dec. 1914, in an
other proclamation he says | expected
much from you for was not uninform-
ed of those qualities which made you SO
formidable TO an invading foe. But you
surpass my hopes. have found united
in you those qualities, that noble enthu
siasm which impels to great deeds"
We may add 10 conclusion, that since
the outbreak OF the war, no measure Of
the Federal Government has filed the
rebels with such terror, az the enlist
ment of negro soldiers They dare not
atm their negroes in return, save com
parAtively small portion They may
force them TO labor but they dare not
put arms into their hands, and lead or
drive them into the battlefield They
would desert en- masse in he hour Of
battle, to the flag of freedom.