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CONFEDERATEs OCCUPY YORK, PA.-THE TACONY
BURNED AND THE CREW CAPTURED, DC, &c.

RICHMOND, July 1SL 1901
telegraph ceived at Baltimore Sunday aAt, dated
Harrisburg, Pa the 9th, says The rebels occupied
York, Pa at O'Clock this afternoon No resistance
made by our [Federal] troops"
telegram from Portland, states that Lieut.. Reed and
CT the Tacony burned that vessel the June
and landed Portland the night Of the 2eh seized
the Cutter Caleb Gushing and went to Two Steamers
were cent in pursuit. overlook the Cutter after short
engagement Reed and party put off ia boats and blew up
the vessel They were finally captured and under
guard at Portland City.
The entire of the Atlanta have arrived on the flag
of truce boat.
Brokers buying silver to-day at 81 so premium, and
gold at s6 premium. One month ago the buying rates of
silver was s6 so, and gold 81 premium.
The State Penitentary full that the directors have
passed resolution declining to receive any prison
convicted by the Confederate Courts.
Notice has been given by Adjutan General 8. Cooper,
in general orders that quarter masters supplies
will be received under the appeal made by the President
I'D the plan of the Secretary cf War annexed hereto
Hereafter supplies will be obtained by purchase and i'm
p-essment.
Several hundred prisoners mostly cavalry from Northern
Virginia, arrived by the Central train this evening
The York River train this evening brings a report that
the Yankees, under Gen Dix, have advanced r
Cross Roads, in New Kent County, the Williamsburg
road, miles from Richmond. The quiet.
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LATER FROM TIE UNITED STATES.

The Baltimore papers of the 2sth saw that the Con
ederate forces Is miles from harrisburg noon of
the 27th Subse quenty force appeared at Duncannon Is
miles Of Harrisburg.
telegram from the Headquarters of the army of the Po
tomac dated the 9th ult says he army is n motion, and
viii soon be to the front, North Of Baltimore
Heavy rains have made the roads bad that
necessarily very slow.
Refugees from Baltimore report that the rebels declare
of their main purposes to be he destruction The
grain fields of the Cumberland Valley.
The Rebels engaged in this already laying waste
the broad acres which were Gich with grain crops
letter from Newbern, n. O.. dated the 23d june
that Gen Foster sending a his available force
MQuroe be used in taking Richmond in re-
pelling the rebel invasion.
Gen Fraukln has been ordered to the command of Louis
lana, under Banks
Admiral Foot is dead.
Nothing later from the Peninsula this morning. The
weather is cloudy with occasional showers.
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HgDTTEE.

blowing certificates of Bank Stock we're lost some
ne since. Notice is hereby given that application
. made for new Certificates
ltcate for 70 shares of Stock in the Bank of Cape
"a the name OF John Myers & Son.
q certificates, in all amounting to 60 shares in the
3 Cape Fear, in the name of John Myers.
icats for shares in the Bank of Cape Fear, in the
Harriet z. Myers.
ate for shares in the Bank Of Cape Fear, in the
ID Lucy A. 3. WUr.hington.
ate for 10 shares in the Commercial. Bank of Will
10, in the name of John Myers, Trustee of Lucy A.
IlgtOn.
lte for 10 shares il the Commercial Bank CT vii
l IN the name OF John Myers, Trustee If Louisa 3.
aEtOn.
ate Cf 10 shares in the Commercial Bank of Viii
l in the name Of Joha Myors, Trustee Of Harriet IL
JOHN MYERS.
..l' April 18Th, 1868 so 3m*
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, July End, 1868.
Various reports from below Richmond circulating
day. In the forenoon several militia regiments and bat
tlo2s called together by the appointed signals and
promptly responded to. Nothing occurred rendering
necessary for them to remain under arms aer
noon they dismissed.
The latest report, deemed reliable ia that the Yankees
have fallen back from the vicinity of Botoms BRIDGE
Letters post marked Carlisle, Pa June 2sth were re-
ceived here to-day.
Another flag Of truce boat is expected tomorrow.
No from the seat of war on tho Potomac to-day
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For the Wilmington Journal.
EIIbuGe of Respect.
CANT IsT n. G. CAVALRY,

CAMP lsT n. e. CAVALRY,
LOudoun CT unity, Va, Jure "a, 1863.
etirg OF the officers of the Regiment, convened
-rpOse Of giving some expression of feeling in re-
lie death OF Capt. Houston, by motion of Captain
C Baker was called TO the Chair, and Lit. Gaiue
imposed of MsjOr Whitaker, Capt. Rutfil, and 1t.
"as appointed by the Chairman 10 draft resolu-
which Committee, by additional motion Of Lieut..
The Secretary was added.
e recess OF a lew minutes, the CODmIt;ee reported
wing resolutions, which we've adopted:
I'd, That in the death of Captain VIM. J. Houston,
iNOrIh Carolina Cavalry, who was killed in battle
0Ts Farm, Lou don CO., Va, on sunday 2Ist inst ,
leEt has loat an efficient, gallant and accomplished
and the State Of North Carolina one Of her most
Z, patriotic and devoted soBs.
"a, That We, who have witnessed his dashirg gal
-lt intrepid courage upon many q field, will ever
is memory, and though We mourn the loss Of one
The amiabIlity OF his disposition and the urbanity
tanners, endeaIed TO the officers and OF this
I'll yet grief is greatly Modified by the fact that
ihat he died at the post Of duty, and in the main
e Ct the great and glorious cause of Southern Inde
and sealed with his life's blood his devotion to
L y.
"a, That We c0pdole with the widow and family f
1Sel Ia the lrreparabe loss they have sus stained.
~ mat the AdJutant OF the Regiment be request
AAsmIt copy oI these resolutions to the WidJ Of
lsed.
lowing resolutions was offered by Csps. Mcleod
d. That the Adjutant of the Re giment be reouest
~afd copy OF the proceedings Of this meeting
~ mmgton Journal, and that the other papers Cf
- re requested TO copy them.
-'"~h OF captain Andrews, tie meeting &C journed
e l.. GAINES, Sec'y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-09

BSCRIBERis is makiEg Salt at Stump Sound, Ons-
county, which he will sell at his works two dollars
-hai he the Wilmington Market price, or he will
= al for provisions at the current market rates.
Is row selling at as low price it can possibly be
and parties likely to want it would do well to lay
euDplY - once. NJ. l.. T. REDO.
1868. 32-3m%.
r Standard copy Weekly, to amount Of $40 and send
lis office for payment.
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MEETING OF IMPBEssMENT COMMISSIONERS
FROM TENNESSEE.

ATLANTA, July I'd, 1863.
The Inpessment Commissioners of the several States
in Convention here to-day. Virginia, North Carolina
and Florida not represented the other States only
partially and in consequence of which the Convention ad
ourned to 9th nst for full attendance. Important
ters will the be laid before them.
The Yankees making raid in East Tennessee. A
strong force at sequatche Valley yesterday To-day
there is communication with Knoxville Louden 1t
is believed that important movements taking place in
Bragg and Rosecrapz armies in Middle Tennessee. No
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DIED.

Ia this town. Wednesday evening, the lst of July,
1868, quarter before eight o'clock aged 10 days.
PHlLA L. infant daughter Of Col. Jno. L. and The late
Kate T. Cantwen.
In this town, Monday morning 2sth june little TOMMY
Youngest of william and hebecca Jane Hanchey aged
pears.
Freed from all sorrow, sin and pain
With Jesus now he dwels
There with angela he shall reign,
While love his bosom sWels. =,
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FROM TENNL SSEE.

ATLANTA, GA, July 2, 1863.
We have rep rts, deemed reliable, that RosencraDz
tempted to flank Braggs right and that raid was NOV
ing Chattanooga. Tho raid back on learning
that the force at Chattanooga ready for them Braggs
left is understood be Tnliahoma and his right at
Decherd, in strong position and perfectly confident No
further particulars from East Tennessee.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, ". Q. July 2, I6B3
bill relative the collection of and the funding
of certain ssue passed the Legislature to-day. 1t
qures the shefs and tax collectors to receive all issues
of Confederate treasury notes without discriminatory and
authorizes the fund all undabe paid in
to the treasury before the 23th of july per cent
Confederate bonds and sell the at par, for pre-
mum pay the liabilities the State to parties will
ling receive them. After the first August all issues
to be received without Distinction heretofore
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STATE OF North CAROLINA, |
Jones County. {

STATE OF North CAROLINA,
Jones County.
Court CT Pleas AND QUARTER
Sessions, June Term 1868.
Ordered by the Count, That the funds received from
the State Treasurer at Raleigh by T6os. j. Whitaker
Commissioner and Treasurer for the County Of jones'
for the reet of ndigent soldiers families in said County
be returned by said Commissioner to the Treasurer oil
the State and reqses that the funds due said County
of Jones, be paid in the Treasury notes or current
funds of the State prescribed blythe terms of said
act of the General Assembly. The funds in the
hands of the Commissioner received from the Treasury
of the dates prior to April 1863, being and
not to be received in the payment Of taxes, &c as per
circular from the Treasurer Of the State
Witness, Benz. Askew, Clerk Of our said Court at
Trenton the 4th Monday of june A. d, 1863.
Given under my hand aad seal of ofiee at Trenton
this the 22d day Of Jute, A. D., 1868.
BEJ. AsKEw, Clerk G. G.
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MARRIED..

On the End of July, 1863 by Rev. A. Paul Repton,
D. W. HANBERRY, of 3. q, to Mrs MARGARET A.
GROOM, of New Hanover county.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. EDWARD o. ZEN,
to 1LizABETH Ann SKIPPER, of Wilmington, N. G..
In this town, gundav, 26th June, by L. B. Higgins
Esq. Mr.. Ta0S BLANT0H, to Miss SARAH CANADY.
In this town, Thursday night End inst by L. B. Hug
gins, Esq, Mr.. RICHARD MEADOWS, to Miss SARAH E.
RORBINS
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YANKEE RAID ON DECHERD'S STATION.

special Dispatch to the Atlauta lDtiigencer.
CHATTANOOGA June 30.-Five hundred OF the enemy q
cavalry made Decherdts Station yesterday
Manchester They the track, burnt the depot and
destroyed the tanks They driven back
uard and citizens, who shot them from all points
Several trains troops the way Tulahoma
the time and hearing of which the enemy scattered.
The track has rela and the passed SAFE
Our line of battle is on this side of Duck river.
1t doubtful whether Rosecrars will attack. $780,
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g the many fancy doings of the Yankees
% cur midst, was their riding in fall costume.
j hand, with damsels the color of a new saddle.
I9der, just imagine Gen. Dwight, with five gal
oagou Robert tangle foot in his carcass, and
i, ~ rosy face, driving through the streets with
aad chrome yellow Dinah's by his side, ard
-'e - - 0ne OF the pictures of the past month. The
u aasaifetida and mashed garlic was fra.
=" lhe atmosphere embalmed by Dwight and
- U'gger gals. A bumper for Dwight and his
-LoulSlGnd Democrat.
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.DmT@IsIkAToit,s NOIICE.

-UBsCRIBERS hRvi~g, at May Term, 1868, of the
g5;y Court Os Robson, qualified as administrator g
q. esa'e Of James Il. Blanks, decd, notify al per
ling claims against said estate present them with
rime limited by law, otherwise this notice WILL be
n bar OF recovery. Debtors quired to make
payment.
R.1McEAIR
WILLIAM BLANKS, nuIn To-
- 1868. l95-3l,36-Gt*.
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80 RENEAKD

r.EAWAY from :he subscribers Salt Works, on
Pm. morning of the "a May, his boy TONY, (Antho-
~ Was seen in town same day. SAID boy ls about
- - 2,d-weighs about $50 lbs, black, with yellow
,a feet inches high. thicBly built, quite polite
.r5ken to, vel known as TONY AoHE. The
ward will be paid for his delivery to me, Or con-
slr u any jail so / can get blm r,,>,,,
n. r. FOWLER.
s- IsS2 l94-2W-36 6t+
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JAcKsoN, July Ist, 1863.
Nobing whatever from the front to-day Brisk firing
going at Vicksburg
Forty negro soldiera captured by Lyons Port
Hudson, arrived here this evening They say that they
were forced 10 take up arms.
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STEAMERS SUNK.

JACKSON, July Ist, 1868.
Captain Kerr sunk two Steamboats, on the Mississippi
q few days since.
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FARMERs AND QUARTERMAsTERS
ASSISTANT QARTERMAsTER GEE's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, 18th June, 1868.
TAX IN KIND.


TAX IN KIND.
. GLOWING is he system adopted for the collec
; "a Of the tax il kind
l-eE Of the Qudrtermester Generals Department is
. 10 the special charge of The sub,ect. a control-
master, with the rank of bsj0r, assigned TO
ate, and Post QuarteTmaser with the rank OF
1 10 each Congressional District, where il is pract
Or nJeCt the tenth.
E .ugresslOual District will be subiiVided by the
llrtermsster in charge of it into sections for the
delivery by the taxpayer of his quota OF pro-
agents will be appointed by that Oil Ger to take
the depOts to be established IL each section.
-Lese depOts can be established, or tie assess
llired under the law be made, the crops OF email
and the clip OF wool for the present year will
been secured.
.re farmers from the risk and inconvenience of
Id Government portion, al well to oh tain i'm
- 1ppiIes for the of the army, the Department
and requests farmers residing near posts where
masters are low stationed to deliver the Gov
-4- tenth, or any part CT it TO that Quartermas
tie aw, farmers required to oliver their tenth
more than eight miles from the place OF pro-
II they will deliver under this request, the Gov
t viii pay tor the transportation IN excess of eight
lHe Quartermsster receiving prOGuce under this
D.: tax is paid. And the Post QQartermaster
Ggressional District responsible for the tenth,
'a7 assessor has established and made 1t known to
L. Qlartermaster to whom the produce is deliver ed
receipt for it to the Post QuarIeTmaSer OF the Dis
will endorse copy of the receipt dpOn the as
-timae before transferring 1t to the agents at the
.E depot. LARKIN SmITH,
A. Quartermaster General in charge.
j. 1853. 2l4-lW-3y-lm.
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VIZ dent like to use naughty words ourselves,
hear other people them yet have caught
at something not very unlike that thing within few days.
We regret tive deplore tive ashamed of it, but
erheess we fear that sso After publishing Ye Jour
nal with all the elegrapkic and otherwise
could rake scrape Venured down something
of hurry, when brought up standing by patri
otc gentlemen who had nothing else to do, with demand
for news from Vcksburg. Anything from Vcksburg'-
had asked the question four times before that
day. I.Not ID thing" Ere,tnt Onnfs
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FROM NEW OhLEANs-CAPTURE OF IAEKEEs-
GEN. PRICE At HELENA.

JACKSON July 2, 1863.
special dispatch TO the Misss pian, dated Tanghipo
hoa July lst Gays that the New Orleans Era of the 25
ult says that COL Ellis, of Gen Moultop command cap
tured two yankee batteries Bayou Desslemond and
that the ninth Connecticut regiment sent to their relief
also captured.
Advices from New Orleans 23b say the Con-
ederates made raid Agers and destroyed all the gov
stores, also captured train the
They retired safely from Bayou Des almonds.
The Mssissppian also learns from authentic souxce
that Gen. Price occupies Helena.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

'NDERSlGNED having qualified at May term Of
tOu5t of Peas and Quarter Sessions for the County
e. as Executor upon the estate OF Benajl Ia e..
-vCeased, hereby notifies all persons indebted to
10 make immediate payment; and all persons
AIMS agaius the same are hereby notified 10 pre-
duly authenticated within the time prescribed by
rs - this notice will be plead in bar OF tner
L. MERRITT, Executor.
b, 1868. 4O.4.*
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o. TN Al Scales, Of the 9th North Carolina vol
las oeen promoted to Brigadier General.
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Sa5 RENAfSO.

.aNAWAY from the subscriber on the night Of the
I inst, my Negro girl RA CHI Ell. said girl is aboat
ID years of age, medium size, and Of copper color,
d ear en- her arm and side of her tscs, caused by
aer mother lives in Wilmington, and her husband
ns6ton. doubt she will make way for of those
1 will give the above reward for her delivery to
alaement in any Jail so that can get her.
address, b. l.. DANIEL,
Black Rock, 2. o., Bladen Co.
1868. 394t*
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JACKSON, July lat. 1861.

FIRING AT Observation-Disclosures OF NEGRO SOL
DIERS.
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FRoM RTCHMOND-FIGHP WITH THE YANKEES

FICHMoED, Jaly 80, 1868.
despatch ast night TO the War Department says that
portion Of General HIS corps az acked the enemy four
miles below Bottoms bridge yesterday afternoon and
drove them within five miles of the White Fl ruse.
severa prisoners state that the force the enemy
twenty thousand.
Large number of Yankees in King Will am County,
and to be moving il the direction of Hanover
Court House.
There no excitement here Nearly every citizen and
resident has Joined military aon and for the
general CONSENT business has been
suspended The enthusiasm at the commebc of the
var was not more ardent general and the spirit now
animates ALI classes OF the community.
Thompson Allan, OF Georgia. late Chief Clerk of War
Tax has been appointed Commissioners Of Taxes. The
weather is hot and cloUdy.
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~ EBSCRIBER offers for sale on reasonable terms,
blowing tracts OF Land 200 acres Immediately
r. te Lake in Bladen county, miles below Eliza
10 &. and two and half miles from the Little Sugar
ne Cape Fear River. This Land is good for
= - any in this county; there being six or seven
.cres of good swamp, the most OF which is drain
y acres under cultivation which Will produce for
is oi corn per acre. There is on this Land good
~ House nearly finished, and other good buildings.
and Wm Bordeaux; also 2C0 adjoining the
: Elizabeth Melvin and George Cain 800 acres ad
he lands of Peter Cain and Owen Gardner; l50
10 Dining the lands of John Cain. These lands are
4Jefed. ! will take in payment for the above lands
negroes at fair price, have other lands on Colly
, nat will sell.
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70 FAR as we can learn las rot rained this forenoon
This IS Ut7y ordinary it supis ng. Such thing
has not been known in weeks The month of June, Just
past has ceta My been remarkable month in this ati-
tUde To nothing Of the RAIN and recoIIect
quite mUeh the weather has been much cooler than
usual for June. The Thermometer in office is 81 and
think that Just about high have this
Last year in June the temperature
ly above % June Of last year least grees
hotter than the month which clos d with Tuesday.
" regret to learn that good deal of low ground
is likely TO suffer from the excessive We learn from
gentlemen cit of different Eastern countless that too
much OF it already shows tendency to turn yellow How
ever, should the rain abate without too hot sun, the
jury to the Low grounds may not be serious
We should judge that although there has rain
in the interior than the farmers could desire in the wheat
cutting there has been much less there than
has been along the seacoast The Cape River which
rises IN the Central and Western countless does exhibit
and has not exhibited that swollen and angry lock which
certainly would have done had there been any such
along its head waters, have had down this way
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WILMINGTON, n. c., JULY 2, 1862.

WHAT other objects General LEE may have in view we
are unable to say but 1t is certain that his movement North
has already accomplished important object II has
forced HOOKER out of VrgGia 1t has transferred the
with its bdrtheIs to the enemys country instead of
The soil of the Conederacy logger groans beneath
of two armies. The bread the beef
and the Coffee the bacon and he lard forage
the corn necessary for and beast from the fields
the barrs and the storeheuses of the loyal Pennsylya
mans or the still contemplate traitors of Western
Mar! land Our i'm clover They live upon the
fat of the land and fancy themselves in the land of Goshen
We know the kind of country they in. highly cul-
vated 1t has good pasure the and fat
the barLs big and the solid. They don't
under which king - they remain at in their
possessions. They are lot educated people
faed people in that section of country neither they
cute people as The New EDgandes to the North
of the but they good lvers and hard workers.
when they get public contract they somehow contve to
make "a good thing of it we'll the smartes. Yankee
could do
York is nearly Chambersburg and is in din ect
Connection with Philadelphia by rail- 1t the North
Pennsy Vania Rar 2ad running from Baltimore through
Harrisburg to the New York line, where with
the New York AID Erie Railroad. 1t is only % miles from
Harrisburg ard although have assurance that our
peopa have advanced to the latter place. hing
render their having done all improbable ides
proximity to Harr sburg Yofk only 2 miles from Ian
caster The residence Of the Old Public Functionary
Ex President BUCHANAN. 1t is 90 miles
The population of the borough eight
Thousand. It would SEEM however, that General EwELs
main edVaLce has been made will be made by way of
Carlisle whica is to tn South and West CT Harrisburg
whereas York is to the Southeast Carlisle only miles
from the Capital of Penns lvana is tie county of
Cumberland county pretty ell known
with the celebrated U. s. Cavalry barracks which have
been establshe there for many years.
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LAND EOE SALE.

April 18th, 1868
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