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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26
JUST RECEIVED.

NOTICE.
4 LII PERSONS ind ebted to me individually, h re5y
IA earnestly requested to settle the same.
Those indie bted to Administrator, hereby no
fed to settle the before the March Term of New
Hanover County Court otherwise their netes will be placed
in train of collection R. B. Wood Jr, at the &. q. Clerk
Office, will receipt for the same. -
SAML r. BUNTING.
Feb. "a, 1858. llG-6t-22-lt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26

II o. 1903. Fsigpaturel S2
The surname o the sign Ature is one that cannot be
read-no doubt made Intentionally. The initial let;
tiers however are plain, thus an. Nj. B. & Co." OF
the surname the B" only is legible
The Atlanta q West Point Road has not issued any
change os anu there Is no authorized shnplasters Of
the kind issued here elsewhere Indeed careful ex
animation OF its wording will show it to be swinde on
its face Mr. Peters has been Informed that these fraud
uIent issues are quite extensively circulated in Aaba
ma. under the impression that they genuine West
Point Rail Road bills
We find the following in the Savannah Republican,
of the 10Th inst
BOGUS MoNEY-There are one and two dollar bills
in circulation, signed by Brooks Patton payable in
Savannah. There is no such firm here and the whole
issue is vile swindle
Shinpasters signed by one j. f. Dale, pre- also spu
rious.- atlanta ContederQcy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26

The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel is il formed that
the Confederate steamer RaLenake formerly the Nash
UAe) has gone to from port Savannah under
the command of Captain L. Harrison Baker.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26

Sa0t, Sharp and Decisive Not. on Secretary Sswa1d
!. - His Explanation of N. Mercte1's Despatch to III
ThalireneL &C. &C. Sc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26
CAMP OF THE Both, N. c. T.,

Presbyrter ian please copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26

Feb. Esd, 1868.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26
] A vile Fraud.

sums of FIVE DOLLARS, Atlanta, Georgia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26
ATA GREAT SACRIFICES

Feb, 2lst, 1868
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-29

HAhhoR DEFENcns.~-!'ho ti1inys wb;.a
reach rs from England in rcgar 10 1ha :.
iron-clad turretted rams, now nearly ro,a, Z
the Confederate service, may or NAV NJ,
perfectly reliable. II built for the Confo}.
ates the English Government NAV or NAV :,
allow them to sail There is no ,lontr v,
that English builders did send ont the Alb,
ma, the Florida, the Georgia, the ,}anan a.
possibly others, and that the Goyernmrn, 1
England either could not or would not ;n,o.I
tere to prevent their departure. And t}crr I
no reason in the world why English shin m:I
ders should not furnish iron clad rams as vrI
as other kinds Of vessels. Nor do we YET 81
any evidence Of the willingness Of the j;;oyerrI
lnent Of England TO prevent them from lcayjnE
English ports On their errand Of destruction I
Our harbors need to be guarded. Old d.
fences must be re-examined and made nI.
Quate for resistance; or new and more efecUy.
defences must be devised and constructed :.
The assault Of the iron-clad feet on Sumter.
has taught US how little reliance can be placed
on forts alone. Without the obstructons il
the channel, Charleston would have been al
the mercy Of the feet Of Monitors in 4mI
last. The fort was scarcely strong enough for
defence against The heavy missiles Of the fleet,
Its guns we're not Of sufficient power 10 sxsH
successfully the heavy plating b. which the
vessels we're protected.
Such vessels as the Dunderbery and the
Dictator are yet to be tried. The strong prob.
ability is that they will be found, in practice,
the most effective means Of harbor defence
in this new era OF iron-clad vessels and rAed
cannon on which we have entered. = lphia
Inquirer,
- Il C'y, o..., = -. =. 80 -, jo~crylria or tha
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-29
Range Of Thermometer in Alexandra, for the
week ending August 28th, 1868.

Several Confederate prisoners taken Oh Inc {
Rappahannock recently, were brought 10 'a' /
place Yesterday afternoon and tai ken 10 Wash
ington. Among them we're Capts John lay
loc and Fred. Hunter Of King George county
# is understood that body OF troops sf
en- route for Northampton county, va, Oh u"
Eastern Shore, for the purpose OF IeVyl0s
tax upon the people living near, to psy lo' u"
light house which was recently destroyed N
party of Contederates.
The Washington Republican, referring EolD'
operations before Charleston, says a'
being fred seven times: the 3oO-pounoeS S%
rots gun, used by Gilmore against Sumter ~
came disabled by the premature ol5cna'sS " :
shell, which burst off the nozzle and we Ies'v'
10 add, killed captain and several OF Tue gun
ners. Whether this explosion occurred "''.
putting the shell into the gun or WINE = "" w.
in the act Of making its speedy ext '0D' w.
nozzle, is not stated. j.,
The travelling &C respondent Of the London
Times. has been empbatical!y refused ps'm's
sion by Secretary Seward, to accon'I al: .,
army Of Gen. Meade. The reason ar @ : :
by Seward was that the London l''Hs' :
"traitorous sheet. .:on y
While there is every where dlsp0y'.'o s,r
concede to Gen. Sibley full credit !o' 80 ths
suit Of the Sioux Indians, there IS w. lodi;
>ame agreement as TO the results OF 'ns ~ IN :
ton fitted out at such great expense ~"
formidable STALE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-29
FROM CHARLESTON.

FROM CHARLESTON.
4 special dispatch direct from Fortress Mon
roe dated yesterday from highly reliable authori-
", it is said cJnirms the capture OF entire re
duction Of Fort Sumter and Fort Wagner
They were occupied on Monday afternoon
| last By the Federal troops about 30 clock, who
hoisted the T. S. flag over the broken walls OF
Sumter and shattered battle1nents OF Fort v ag~
ncr, amid deafcning cheers.
Morris Island was soon expected 10 be en-
tirely rid Of the Coniederates, whole operations
were in progress to secure Fort sloultre, and
then take Charleston, which had no possible
chance Of holding out many hours or days
The above news came to Fortress Monroe
by u. S. gunboat Western World, just from
the feet of " Wilmington, which reports that on
Monday afternoon at three o'clock, an hour
before she left, the i. 5. steamer FLORIDA had
arrived there from the Aeet Oh Charleston
bringing the same news. lhe department. III
Washington had no confirmation, on yesterday
Of the report Ct the surrender OF Sumter ano
Wagner.
The ARCHDUKE MAxIAILIAS. The Lon
don Post gives the following brief description
Of Archduke Macmillan, Of (Nexieo) Austria:
The Archduke Ferdinand William Joseph
was born on the 9th Of July, 1892, SO that he
is now thirty one years Of age, lie is broth
ar Of the Emperor Of Austria and son OF the
Archduke Francis Charles Joseph. He is q
Vice Admiral, member Of the Admiralty
Council commandment Of the Austrian Navy, pro
prietor Of the Eighth Regiment Of Austrian
Lancers, and head Of the Third Prussian Reg
iment Of the Neugnark Dragons lie mar
ried on the 9th Of July, 1857 the daughter
of the King Of the Belglans. The Arch duke
Maximilian was Governor General OF the Lom-
bardo- Y cnetian kingdom until 1889.
----~~~----~zzss--~---~
It is stated in q letter from Richmond On
the gath inst, that Col. Straight and his par
ty will now be regarded IS prisoners OF war,
and it is thought that Gen. Morgan and his
men, who are now confined in the Ohio Penl
Tertiary, will be put on the same status IN
return
The Raleigh North Carolina Standard, just
received, contains reports Of peace meetings
held in the State.
Some portions Of Charles county, Md, are
suffering very much from drought at this time
It has been several weeks since any rain has
fallen in the immediate vicinity Of Port Tobac-
CO. The Corn and tobacco crops are material
" injured.
The commercial classes OF England are tax
ing very active interest in project for open
ing communication overland with Western
China.
The statement Of the Toronto Leader, that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-29

- RI RnffaT Sh([IGt efR,
a1nloS ~ Gus t. kINh' 1So'o~A
p h for fresh prints-good Butter IN the pro"
vision stores Is cts; Eggs rs cts e dozen ~~
Fresh Fish (Rock, 81 very high rates.
uo g - 1";-.0~.- 90 ,,.ea IN ne
Ah7 S'0's NV "s = <<,oat
;:aozzoo4 oo,nnoo;tion - NOT now known
but the generic name Of Greek ire has been
given to all kinds Of incendlary compounds m
closed in shells and thrown into cities Tor the
purpose Of firing them. There are several pa
tents out for these compounds Ihe Oasls OF
sns''.A 81 .: s'''N - onhoa r. addition 70 the
- .s1;4;oa s +ho rooaoyn Greek fire, it
.'"'"'s H,a's's- rooot ,ansoons and toll
erable odor. --....z-.-------
The presentation Of a Sword to Gen. Meade,
~ the PENNSYLVANIA Reserves, took place at
Rappannock STATION Yesterday WV ~as San,
OF "a, ana large nu'l'oo1 =, -, 'A'' nl.s
o,,a tbo Sacrotarv of War sent notes apollo
gizinc for their inability TO be present, but
oo,n n1;mentioe Gen. Meade in high terms
---aH"-- :, nr
James Boswell, George 'o"as"e' A'onl I
Curran, and James Ii. oklrneE aft % ~
the Provost Marsnai '57',et&' u =,
South OF the PotoInac anu cha,s00 "''Ir 1'0.
guerri!las, were comfn''eo ~ '''0 0'0 o"p'e''
yesterday.
rrs.u. .oo,,,s "a Ia . difficulty in the negotia-
''>A~ e,r t}a oxchanoe of prisoners.
s,oA7 55.'as tb;n,, orr.nrements viii vet be
lAo06iA o"AAo ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-29

THE MARKET, this morning, was tolerably
well supplied Meats the same IS before quot
ed-I}eef and Mutton l5(02o cts.-~Yeal Is
cts,-}eaI outlets Is cts Potatoes 40 cts
p peck; Tomatoes 40 cts. = peck Lima
Beans Is cts. 2 quart; Corn 2o(925 cts.
p dozen; Sweet Potatoes 50 cts. + peck;
Fec Plants ]5020 cts piece; Cabbages
20 cts = head, PEACHES sl@$l.25 = peck;
a1ples 10 cts. ? peck; Butter 5000 cts.
. II for fresh prints-good Butter in the pro-
vision stores Is cts; Eggs Is cts. q dozen. -
Fresh Fish (Rock, j 81 very high rates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-29

co. The Corn and tobacco crops arc maternal
" injured.
The commercial classes OF England are TAX
ing very active interest in project for open
ing communication overland with Western
China.
The statement Of the Toronto Leader that
Mr, Archibald, the British Consul, has knowl-
edge Of plot to place Canada in the power OF
the United States, and that he has informed
the British Government Of the facts is posi-
lively denied by that gentleman. The report
is entirely without foundation.
The Japanese have written to the several
Ministers Of the foreign Powers declaring all
the ports open for commerce closed, and order
ing all foreigners out of the country within
thirty days. What this new phase in public
affairs will produce is not difficult to imagine.
War seems inevitable.
Secretary Seward and the gentlemen who
accompanied him on his Northern tour were
expected TO visit the oil wells in northwestern
Pennsylvania On fT edQeeday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-17

T'A' g e. I 49,: ss b:s.! TssS.e. No.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-17
TRANsPoRTATIoN-
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

81
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AFFIDAVIT.

PIrssally appsaEod bsGIFsns. a. Ali'EEhs z,
eity q FhEla1llD A., n Z. HELMBoEn, uho, ~.
y gWOE1s 1oth NJ ~ praplTattons eonlall =. =
oolte, 10 UnTEuET, o. Cdr t1iarioEs dfasa ~
purely UeFsas6Is AT HElNBiLl-
EOVoDbGE, 1aSA Wu p. HIEbAAs,
Al1iHnan. Ninth -slEUsG, AhsVs Eafe. r.
A6drO8 Lsttsfs GSr tuGoElaiioa in eenes-is.
HIT. HELuB ID. GO
DeDot lOf bOuih Touth-st-, beiSs cAe'Hsi' -
BEWARE OF COUNTERPART
AND UNPRISCIPLED DEALEAs.
Who saAsasuE q dE.Dsss sOE THEIR oaS'"-
'0tbsr3 aEtieIo cal hs FUputatioa sf;2irSss!
Halnbolds Acknowledgements
EEfEaEs B1CEa,
- saTuaDan-sl
ImpE0VOd EcSs va
soldby Al DEuzEIsis sV,Iyvhrre
Ask FOR HELNIBOLUS-TAEB 80 0EllL ;.
AS "a 81 I, iS IsS tE8 ~ "a y
tull1 emsod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-17
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheoI.
ing Rail Road.

s
OH AID AFTER MONDAY. Nov I6th, 1853, PAs-
" senEsr Trains viii leave BrSAsePoFt q follows
(sundayB sEesptSd=l
ilOO 4. n. Nan Tnln. s.Opp.ns At al ..atteus ar:
Cleveland Al $40 p. -.
as P. N AeeonmOdAfiOn Train, sfOPDfng 81 Al
seAtteaa. arrives a PtttabuTEh - sRS
1OOO P. n EEpEos! TAil. arrives At T1rt.haEEh u
3lO A. u. and Cleveland ~ S..S =. ~
RETURNING TRAINS.
riSo At BTidEspoTt At CSs p u, aad ssoS 4 Il.
L8ITo PiTtSbuFsL ~ I IS A ~. els A n AID
Las ?. n. arrive q BriarePOrt At SO A u, INhS
Connections are made as FoII0ySss
A. PittsSaESh With PsansyIVAuia r. h. Er HsyT1s
burE, RaltinlgLs, Washington, PEiiH-
deIPhtN, New YORK and Bosf0a.
Al GIeSsiAna Gith Cleveland fOlod = T. fDT 80
dlsky, TOtsdo, Detroit, ChieAgD And
all points IN the NOETH WEST. VITA
Detroit steamers for DotFUit, Jaskson,
Chicago and the NoEIH WEsR. Win
clOyOlAnd EFie h r fr Erie, Dun
EiEk, BuflalO and NiasaEa Falla- Win
Cleveland. Columbus Z CiDcinnati ~
gIosthna, Delaware, Coiunbus sd
Al HuAsOu Wis he G z &C. RR. for Cuyahogu
Fails, AkrOn, SiHIrEsbuFEh and Wee
A. Aniaoos MA ?. IT va GRh hrOaniOa
MassillOa, Wooster. Salem. RHOl, %
lumbus and Chicago.
AZ ete1bsuyills With 2. c. O. Lins aud AZ BEIlAIn
With co. o. R.R- bTZa1asgflle, H0W.
arb, Coiumbua, xSufA, Dayton, IndL
8nspolil, CliFO. CiBeinnati LoutsFilla
ST. Louis, 81. Joseph and ali p0inai
Wtst and south West
EEeuTIi0n Tickets 90 Pittsburgh and return e. 20
Fare alSays - low, and time rIueh quicker thal
ThT01gh Tieksts 70 ali paints In tie Wsst. EorEl
md East can b procured e the once under tn
MeLjlro House, WhsalinR, Va, or with FirkS
Alsnt At BEids6poTt GtaEion.
Freight eOntFaets win b made atlOWs5t rates y
any p6Ht accessible BY this rod and it, eounae4olI
70 the East, North. West aad NOEth-WoSt, At oGel
under SPLaTe HouSs, or With n. Agent - BEidFn
p0Ft station. WM. D.TERRT, AEenf,
Wbe6IlnE, Va
D. D. WILLIAMS. AEena,
in. MCCULLOUGH, Pro.Idsat-
? R 9YERs- Ssa't FIekst Asst nOV1B
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-17

Osylo. BAr.rsoas . onSs Z RAnno4B O.,
WHEEIrS0 stAEI0N, Aug. 3. IsGG
ON and after Monday nleht, the Ioih q Auglst,
" ths Passngor TRIMS win b run b de fotlOU-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-17
CEnEIEIoATIss q CIREs.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-17
HELlMBBLD'S EXTRACT BUcH
IsTHB GREAT DIURETIc,
AoA Il b esTtaia % hass ths d-.lsd seset IL -
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HELMpoLp,s ROSE VASE.

tnIas 81 - - tl1eeIial u Di1uaI Of ths Crizsf
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went out 70 procure evening paper not morning ONE
By the Recorder. 1t ia request Of jurorThe base
ment IN which the mattress found was not a the
prisoners residence. 4
After able summing up by Mr. Nesbtt. Ne Recorder
recalled Mr. Carey and questioned him relative 70 ne
time the prisoner went 70 his dinner witness adhered 70
his former statement that Welsh "a his dinner about
O'Clock and returned about three he thsn west on
with his WORK until dark, when he went home. Aoost
ten o'clock be returned 70 the store and offered h SER
vices 70 Mr. Carey " watch the store with him thas
night
The District Attorney in summing up for the prosscu.
tion, said, th6koas being on very small ptvoe-tno
question Of timoand that be thought should Be- taken
from the testimony OF Mr. Gibbons, was reascuaolc
TO suppose that apan who had bis house sacked ana
pluudssd would b Very likely 70 know ~ what time We
event took place, md u the evoence q shs sv0
witnessesAr Gibbons fv the and Mr. carey
for the defenco-that the case must be decided.
1hs Recorder in bis charge said be was 3 io.. .
any Why the staaement Of WELSH snA 49,
the mattress under dursss shoad not be Except
the discrepancy IN the statsments OF the Two
Mr. Gibbons ana Mr. Carey. Mr.. 0tobo0s' teeAi0onys
however this point no thought entitled 70 INC
greatest amount Of belief On hN ths Recorder MIND
there was strong doubt 10 prisonsrs guilt and
the Jury shared that doubt they bound 70 give the
prisoner the benefit Of u and acquit him.
After remaining out about half IN hour the jury re
turned and brought IN verdict Of "Nos guilty"
Ths Court then adjourned until Monday morning q Yen
O'Clock.
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Theatrical.

Mhs Laura Ksept. 20 q the srtire into
rest in her theatre Broadway, VIII, darlss X Winter,
pay professional W The West this b. ng her lrs,
visit to the Western cities She yin doubtless prove the
ms attractive star Of the hsover shs aprcsrs
Miss Laurn Kcerer thoAirs. sow "a mosrc~s vii b.
one Of The handsomest In Ne~ York ia location being "a
The mosl fashionable part ~ tho city.
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Coroner RAAnoy oonciudsd The Investigation yesterday
Ia shs CO.. q Co,oasi Hsnryr. oBricu who ~ss mur.
dsred b The moo Ne conner Of Second avenue and
THIRTY fourth stress during ths July riots The evidences
witch was ~ the mset coecusve character, implicated
Patrick Reagan and Patrick OBricn the guilty payilee
ard The Jury rendered verdict against them socOrd
lneu The eecased. Who had previously boon arrested
~ TIE nevssth Precinct police committed W The
10 Dbs 70 await Ne scttoo 81 the Grand Guy.
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rr.J@st y H., a.. a. :. iss3.
Lbs ssssnsAT psoas 90, s.iore 81 ~ asaa TO-.
bot sos - aad bsss ~ w Trspisry, NJ. ~ 80 bee
tbs novnhs Tier ios o. p4tian-at ful Il saisf
ris earn ' re - I'd ..iafd sch1s - 81
ebe uii he re4a,stdisfn
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Credit to Whom Credit IL Uus.
70 THE EDIroR or THE HERALD.

IN booking over the HERALD Of last Sunday and reading
The procsedpgs before the Coroner N The cass a The
negro Wniiams who was killed tho IAN July q tse
cosnsr Leroy and Washington streets In tbs report q
said proceedings great credit s given ofcers Jones
and forsbAy Tor tho attention they bestowed upon the
case u order that justice may be done 70 III parties
conosrned would state tho really end truly s
In the nrst place on1csr samuel B. Ryer a The Twvny
eighth precinct. received information relative 70 the
Aa That satisfied him that hs could bring 70 Justice the
guilty parties Having ascerained who The witnesses
and her whereabouts and After having n1ervew with
them be took them before Justice Kelly. vho a,es assr
Ing the statements q the Witnesses issued warrant Tor
the arrest o. Garfield and Lamb placed the warrant
10 me hands OF ocer Ryer Up to this stage q The pro
ceodings officers Jones' and Forshay totally guorans
o. everything connected with tho affair." except that the
negro was murdered
OMeer Ryer made The case known 10 Captain Dickson
VINO tod him 70 work until b. arrested the parties
aad V order 70 give him tRyeF) all the asssiapos necee
s1ry be ordered oers aud Forshay 70 accompany
him % very strange that tho reporter was imposed
upon 90 ~ 70 gvo great praise 70 ooee Jcues ~ Fu
shay for the attention bestowed upon tho case when IN
fact no occr bad bestowed any closer attention o. ne
case thAn occr Ryan, and no v entitled 70 Ill TIA
credit due In the JUSTICE.
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The Death 90 CHARLES -. Davis.
The rspost n yesssvdays ssvs Inst Chars H. ns,s b.,
vino vss shos b. ~ mylsSy ., NJ Ais sso and who
disd ~ rriAay noruiss ~ shs Nsw YORK Hpsvssa, w~