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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-06


The New I ork Freeman'S Journal has the following
bitter denunciation of the Federal Government
The imbeciIe and wicked Federal Administration is
drifting without rudder and without compass. 1t
knows neither where it is, nor whittier driven. We
can we'll believe that the unganly and vacant counter
ance of Lincoln it is reported is frequently
cast with vague of terror that renders him in
capable for time of speech or Of motion.
The trucuIent incapabes that surround him are
seeking to illustrate by example TIC old adage
lmprob1 percent Perdunt. " The wicked destroy
others that themselves may escape" They fools
in this as IN all they have hitherto attempted.
A nd those eowardy and incapable hlngs-Lincon,
Seward, StantOn-have imagined that this fierce fight
ing American race, trained liberty even in its ex-
cesses will bow their heads beneath the trembling paaUS
of these creatures and quietly lay on the ground the
|" symbols of the free the that the Constitution
of the land guarantee to them keep and BEAR for
the protection of themselves and Of the State t'
Every revolver you take from these people replaced
by rife and bayone Every old shot gun you steal
from them is good tor dozen regulation muskes, with
ammunition TO match 7 ca think you have a trophy
you have seiz-d r1e you will fad ii it had
cropped down IRON the clouds, 1t The earth hso
yawned to let it forth, we'll furnished mountain howit-
zer, making good the loss Of the rife
Hunt the brush, and you will not ind them Burn
barns and you will not destroy them Exhaust y Ut
suspicious and brains, and you will
er the mark. But We tell you-nUt by political fore
cast, but the cnronicler OF what is and ready 10
become accomplished tacL-that If tie freedom Of
the ballot box be Intertrtd with III the northwestern
States the Tree NECESSARY to Tree election
be further interrupted there, the rreparable blow will
fall. AS If the heavens dropped it down from above
and the earth budded it ortn from the tour Of
heaven he eutre Northwest Will be IN blaze OF
armed array BY your attempts at SURPRISING speech
and the Democratic press you have forced men to
action instead OF words. Yuu have to deal il the
Northwest, with the kind OF took Fort Don
elson Tor you. Against them what can avail cur
weeping Wide Awakes," transformed in, Union
Leagues"
We want peace and order here at the North. In
order to have 1t we have peace aOlth the South
If we have it not, We tell moneyed men, even thos5
who making profit by the War, that their gain viii
turn to loss. Their sweet things will become bitter
Their fancied security will vanish The scourge is al
hand. When it comes-if it be not stayed by wisdom
and consideration-We will see who will howl the loud
est, the men who will not believe now, or
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-06
HEADQUARTERS 18th REGIMENT,

30th July, 1868. }
MEssRs. FULTUN Il PRICE - GenteTne Il have just
your paper the 2Oth very Inaccurate list of the
from this regiment daring the Pennsylvania
campaign. The official list forwarded to you some two
weeks since, yet published and judge
not rece7ed it. By publishing the following will
much obhge, :yoUr 0b't serV't,
JOHN D. BARRY,
Col. COmd 6 18th Reg. n. G. T.
81 CEsunItiss la Isth neg. N. c. Il In
ale OF Gettysburg, Pa.
Col John Barry, commanding.
Field and f-Woulded-lieut Col John " McGl,
Acting Ait W Blake.
Co A Capt r Rinaldi, commanding.
WOu1ded and hissng-Corp Rhyme, Private Vim
Howard.
Missing 8ergts Smith, A J Billiard Privates NJ NJ
Hannah, j j Barkley.
CO B-14ieut K Virgins, commanding.
Wounded-Sergt Ward Corp I Nj Russ.
wounded and Aissng-sergt D Storm PrVates I
Pate, G King, 7 RGckley.
Missing-CoTp 7 " Singletary Privates Goodson
J J Hickman, Hester, Il Chesber.
Co C-LieUt Long, commanding.
WouRded-SeEgts J Ward, A MARROW Corpl II Hick
man; Private D 81 Null.
Wounded and MissiDg-PTVate J Martin.
~ Mlssing--Pr Lee, Coer, Bell E &
Vause, lutts J Hartman.
90. D-Lleut A Rowland commanding,
AAed-PEiVate R Regain,
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81 Re-UniOn. D

Under this caption, the Richmond Enquirer has an
Editorial which closes as follows. The language re-
fleets the sentiments of every Southrner who loves his
section and has the spirit to assert his preference and
maintain that pride which grows in the blood of
every honest and independent heart among us
"'What, shall revivng Thraldom again be
The patCh'd UP idol of enlightened days?
Shall we, who struck the lion down, shall We
Pay homage to the Wolf
Never Ifnot nationally, then war-war with vic
tories or with reverses but reunion with the III
ted States never The dead would rise from their
graves both nations to protest against union
righteous against peace purchased by such
sary and shameful sacrifice of valuable lives!
"rhe antagorism that has resulted in this war is as
cid as the colonies it has grown with their growth
and strengthened with their strength The wonder is
that it so long suppressed and kept 10 SUBJ -cton
1t has asserted it's existence, and by the violence with
which has ragged attested its Viruence and determin
alton The effort to agan-sub iact this antagonlsm to
The temporary interest OF trade aud commerce will
be successtu it will res in future wars, in greater
blOOdshed, and more wide spread rum.
But this national antagonism, this popular antpa-
thy, while f0rbldding reunion, is by mimi
cal to peace.
Reunion among those who have fought the battles
Of this war is impossible.
1.-The slaughtered chiefs, the mortal jar,
The havoc of this cruel war
Snail never, never be forgot
peace between the United States and the Confede-
rate States must be the result of the war, but reunion
never. Napoleon, Victoria-even Dahomey-anybody
anything but Lincoln
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WILMINGTON MARKET, AUGUST S, 1863.
BEEF CATrLE-Ars wanted for butcherng purposes, and
prices ranging from SO to 60 cents h. for net meat
BAooN-1s and demand. Sells in the email way
from carts at 81 10 to 81 10 per 10 for hog round.
BUTTER-sl Is to 81 per ID.
BEEswAx-$l Is per ID.
CoR-Scarce and wanted. Sells at 81 SO to s. 50 per
CORN MEALS active demand nd the market is al
most bare sells in the small at S. so per bushel
GoPPEE AS Retail at 5! IS to 81 per ID.
FLoUR-None coming in and the market is almost en-
trely There active demand and the price has
materially advanced with smo sales for the week $2
to $64 per Dbl. for superfne.
FoDDBR-$9 to $40 per 100 lbs.
HDEs-Green so 65 cents and dry 81 SO to 81 60 per
LxRD-$l 05 to 81 10 per Id.
LEATHER 81 to 81 SO, and Upper IS to IS so per
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, 50 to 50 SO per COLON by the
Dbl.
OsNABURGs-sl As per yard.
PoULrRY-Chickens 80 cents to 81 Is, to ; and
grown fowls, 81 to 50 % each
PoTAToEs-Iish S. to Sc per bushel.
R1oECIean Is cents in casks and 20 cents per h. in
sALr-Has materially advanced and the market is firm
We tie sales for the week of 6ound made at 8 to $40
per hushel . go
sHsErNa Favertevie fact ry 81 As to s. so per yard.
srIsITs TUeP NrINE-sl 80 to 81 per gallon.
YAsN-sl4t to sis per bunch
Woods and wanted. Sells by the boat load at
SIC to SIS per cord.
Reef 50 cls BY sd 60 retail Butter 81 SO to s? co.
Beeswax ST. Chickens, IS to ST. so. Coffee small lots
for reta at s. 90 to so per Coppera 81 rs to 81 CO.
Cotton 40 20 As Cotton Yarn IS to st6 90 per bunch
Eggs IS per dozen Extract Logwood 81 to S. ID
Flour-Family $50 90; Super, $50; Fine, 500 90
to So 90 ; shucks, 81 90 10 50 90. Fiaxse-d' S CO.
per bushel 81 90 to So Wheat So to 81 90
to S. Hides-Green, 70, dry. 80 1ron-8wedes, 10
L. atber-.ole 81 per Ib Upper 81 so LqnorsaCor1
Brand, so. NoIas'es-N. $40 per gallon. Nails Re
taiug 81 so per n. Onions Sc to 81 pr bnshel. Pc
cask suga 81 to 50 co at retail. It, SIS 90 to $40
bushel Soap Fanlily Bar6O per 10 Toilst so
Fa ,eteve Sheetings, 20 10 AS spirits Turpentine ST. Is
to 50 90 per gallon. Talow 81 25 to so. Wool, So
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RpCEIVER,s NOTICE.

PURSUANCE of Of the District Court here
by notify all persons, ding in the counties OF New
Hanover Brunswick Baden Coum bus Robeson and Rich
mond against whom DEGREES of Seq HESITATION have been
nared for the several amounts of their Indebtedness
Alien Enemies that will be present at the times aud pa-
ces mentioned the purpoLe OF receiving the ntereF
Ina, NAV be due upon the said debts.
Those who disregard this notice. and who fail settle
nrevous to the LIST Sep ember, will be IN default and
Execution will Immediately for tie interest afoI esad
and at the cost of the Defendant.
it is recommended to those who disposed, that
the present the best opportunity to pay the principal al
90 If said indebtedness
At Wilmington from 18th to 18th August, inclusive A.
NJ, to P. ID.
At Whtevlle Thursday 2oth August.
At EHzaoethtown, saturday, 22ad August.
At Lumberton, Mond ay, oath, August:
At Rockingham Wednesday, 2Gt III AuguIstI1 ,.. 4.
DURRUTZ OUTLAW Hecsiyer; &c
July %, 1868. AA'"a4"
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OBI7 UAR &.

Among the gallant, generous heroes Who have offered
themselves upon alter of Southern ependence AID
have noby persisted in the of Southern freedom
the 5lst Regiment n G. Troops who E in his Company
while charging on to victory in the hoy contested action
Battery Wagner) Morris Island The tidng OF his fall
sent excruciatng pangs the hearts of relatives
and devoted friends They consoled by the rea,con
that persisted nobly in noble al honor the
gallant young man who persisted for our defence.
McA.
Kenansvil!e Aug. 81, 1853
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YNXkCUTkVE DEPART MENT NORTH CARROLL
~ Adjutants Generals office Militia Raleigh, Au-
gust 3 1868. General Order, No. II.
All communications military matters intended for
Bis ExceencJ the Governor, be written and TO
the Adjutant General who will lay them before
and return his
L. For the present. the Governor declines to issue any
exemptions from home defence duty, and all applications
such exemption attention forwarded
through the commanding officer of the Regiment, with his
approval.
By order Of Gov. VANCE
R. S. TUCKER,
MAJ. a. A A General.
August, 5th 1863. 253.lW--4jN
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LAND FOg SALE.

~ THE subscriber offers for sale four hundred Of
81 LAND in Robson county, within mile and half
- of Red Banks Depot. The Land is well adopted to
the cultivation Corn. Cotton Peas &C. On the premises
is an excellent well Of Water and in good neighbOrhood
Persons wishing purchase, had better call soon,
bargain will De given given the first of Jan
uary next. ,co,, ., ,,r,,-
C;Io,olis PoSeson co n. O.. any. 9Th 45-20N
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WILr11sGToN. N. c., August Sd, 1868.


REWARD OF $50 90 EACH WILL BE PAID FOR
"a the apprehension of the following deserers from the
Gun Boat North Carolina"
JOHN FORT, aged TO- blue eyes, da:k hair, light
pexion, feet IL inches high, born in Hcrth Carolina
and resides in Fayetteville.
THOS. P. hCGUINN, aged Is, grey eyes, * hair,
fair complexion, feet inches high, born Ireland
sorted from Wilmington Hospital.
T. w. LYLLARD, aged IS, hazel eyes, DARK hair, light
complexion feet inches high born in Virginia, en-
rolled in Culpeper, Virginia.
C. CANNN aged 80 bq ley eyes, H1th hair ford
(Signed) WE. I. MUSE,
25IGt-d Commander, c. 8. n.
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For the Journal.
To Relief Committees.

Through the kindness of His Exceency the Governor,
have received quantity of bacon for the benefit of Sol
diers Families. The several Relief Committees will there
fore please inform Immediately of the plumber of fami
es and number each family in their several districts to
be supplied with meat that may be enabled to make
equitable distribution of the hope soon to have
Corn or Meal.
p. W. TANNING,
Aug ttn Agent Of the County
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aug. 9TH
COyEEHERATE TAX.

SHALL be in Wilmington from the 18th until the 25th
inst the purpose Of receiving all the requir
ed to be registers in the I'd the Tax for the
Confederate Any peTs liable under this act fail
ing make the registry and pay the Tax due at the time
Of registry will be~iabe pay double the of spe
cifc Tax every thirty days for such failure.
J. 8. HINES, Collector.
August 1863. 253tf
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FORT ANDERSON,
aug. Sd, 1868.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

WANTED ImMEDIATEL2.
a GOOD ABLE BODIED MEN to fill up the ranks of
4O my Company (Heavy Artillery You volunteer
Goth None will be received after that time.
Apply to at this post or Maj J. j. Hedrick Comdg.
JNO. E. LkGGETT,
Captain Co. c,
40th Regt N. G. Troops.
aug. 9TH 253 t2OA
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BIEO,

At Gettysburg, Pa the battle field fighting for his
country Mr.. VIM a. HARRIS, of Columbus c5uoty N C .
aged "a years. He leaves aectionste ard sis
ter besides large circle OF friends and relations to
his loss.
In Pitt county the 2ath July 1863 of consumption
pard
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}. W. MALLETT, Adjt.
NOTICE.
ITO AN4WER NUMEROUS INQUIRIES, and to correct
errors not ommon the following notice is publ sh
ed to all conc rned
l. Under the recent call of he President, extending the
conscrp age, all snbst tuition have CEASED to be valid it
the substitute less than Is years old AID ot otherwise
exempt by law.
ii. Membership unless officer duly accepted by
the War Department. OF local orgau zatioas for home de-
special service cCAfers claim 10 exemption
rom Confederate vi neither does service in the mil
tia unless OF fces aetna ~ Ia commission who
have duly qualified.
Ill Hereafter any furnishing substitute will be-
come liable whenever he services of the
destitute the Government from any other
tLan casualties OF war.
w. Appicat OILS for exemption, on any ground what
must be first addressed to the local enrolling otcer
who, If he has act, ia in doubt, will refer
them higher authority, with report of facts. al
such addressed decl To higher authority will necessarily
and invaraoly referred back local
epcI; and the app caAts viii thus have uselessy los
lime and proioDg Suspense.
Appeals against decisions by local officers vii
be forwared by chem for hearngi whsn any plausible
ground of appeal is set forth.
V. Commandments of Conscripts will give this notice ex
tensve circulation in the local press Of their RESPECTIVE
States. &. w. LAY, Lit. COL, a. A. ".
July %, Iss3,24sa44t2QA. Acting Chief Of Bureau
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ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL.

400 FRENCH CALF SKINS,
IEH PAIR OF WOOL CARDS,
100 LBS PRIME hIo COFFEE
IO0 SHOE LASTS,
lEN SHOYEI.S loo, 600 Gun and Pistol Caps, 20 Bus
ZeNb Shoe Pegs, Shoe Thread, Avis, Brushes Curry
Combs shot, Taeks, Black and Green Teas, &c, at
WILSON'S
Oil, Leather, saddlery and Harness Establishment.
Aug g. 1863. 25l-2t 45-lt.
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NnLUHrEMRs WANTEn.

VULJNAEhkA9 WANIEbs
q PER IONS liable to conscripon avail themselves
"A Of joining a Company, any time between now and
MI the Goth day of August my Company Dot being quite
ia according to the maximum required BY law will
ceiye twenty thirty new Tecruts. Call upon me
at home, or Thos. D. Mcdowell, at Rock Spring Hotel
Wilmington N. c., also George W. Moore Wilmington,
G.F WALKER, Capt
Aug 5, 1853. 64-N
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SEC. II. That ommssioned or non-commfssioned
officer private who shall provisions of this
aci hsl be tried before the military court of the corps
to which he attached complaint made bv the owner
other person and conviction if an officer be shall
be cashiered and into the ranks private and if
commissioned officer private, all suffer such
punishment, not inconsistent with military law as the
court may direct
Approved March Is, 1863. aug. 9Th 2w,
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II, w. mKLIARD,s scsIooI

IL. w mEILARDs SCHOOL,
TNHE NEXT SESSION Of NY SCHOOL will open OH
Monday, the 3rd OF August. Tuition heretofore
$40, SIS ana $40 Board 40 to SIS. Location-Dupn
County miles from Mount Olive, W. & W. Kail Road.
July 18th, 1868. H6-3t64I o.
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THE PROJECTED RAID ON WELDON ACKNOWLEDGE
ED FAILURE "A gentleman who left Suffolk Suu-
day night reached here yesterday afternoon. He states
that the entire cavalry expedition which lately made
an effort to reach Weldon, composed of Spears and
Dodges cavalry reached Suffolk Sunday forenoon
about 10 O'Clock, and at p M, took mp their line OF
march for Norfolk battery CT eight pieces, known
as Howsrd's Regular O. S. Artillery. which also &C.
companied the expedition proceeded to Mureesboro,
whence it will be shipped to Newbern, n. c. The
expedition was under the command of Col Spears aud
the freely acknowledged in Suffolk that the expe-
dition complete failure.
These men will not be allowed to remain idle We
may expect to hear from them again soon. They will
next turn up probably the north side of James
River, may 60 round to Meade's army, as it is
known that that Generals cavalry force has been much
reduced during the past five or six weeks.-Pet E1.
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MANTTT.IAS

MANTIf4LAS
DLACK SILK AND MORE ANTIQUE, large number
D New styles, at hAHNWElLER BROS.
July 10, 1868. 9sltf.
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AUCTION SALE.
By WILKES MORRIS, Auct'r.
LARGE SALE OF IMPORTED GOODS
At AUCTION, At
VIII AFTNCTnN Al A.,

es now in general demand.
Attention is invited 10 the selection, viz
70 bales Fancy Prints, Scha Sbes''
10 Grey
10 cases Ladies' and Gents Hosiery
10 bales Grey, Un on and Electoral Flannel
" Welsh Flannel
" Scarlet -
Blue Cloth
Linen Cambria Haudkc'is
2 Ariel B ack Checks and Stripes
) cases Sewing Cotton Goats and Clarks, 200 yard.
2 cases Pearl sewing lotion,
4 cases Flax ThreRG Assorted Colours
case 49, Black Grape,
/ bale oEtIed Lustre
| bale Beaded Stripes
| case Black Alpaca,
l ease Balese and Chalies
bale Fancy square ehawls,
bales Nrgso hdk'fs,
! case case IE Rs9 Li As
bales egattas,
cases BIeached hirting,
4 cases Long Cloth,
cases Suspenders,
2 cases Merino Drawers,
/ case L. c. Shirts, Wove fronts,
cases Misses and Iades' Hats and RonnAts 75 doz
cases Ladies' and Gents Clothing
manufactured by Welsh Margetron Il Co., London.
l case English ScZzors,
l bale Brown Bounden Duck,
bales Bagging,
l bale Twlne
10 bales Bed Sacks, so each
10 Bed Cords, 90 each.
10 Newspaper, Sc by 49
cases English Letter and Note Paper
Letter and Cap Paper
cases superior Sole Leather Trunks
french Can sK1ns zOO doz
4 tru ks Ladies and Children Shoes
Gents Calf and Kid Caters
IL Mems Stout Butchers
% Suoe Thread
! cask Nasons Backing IL gross
80 bags Prime Jam. Coffee
10 st. domingo -
o Gu9Powder lea
~ od8s DLAch eppeE
cases G Mussa ni,
20 poAes Casthe SOAP h-o los each
9 ooso0 uorov so.r 40
!" D skln
40 boxes London brown soap
oO :. peunoGt sperm NanaIes
AZ AZ 8, S Des. AoaniAn'Ane 8,
Az SA
10y 10Y c Hegs q so Tsf Cr 1SuG
~ s. S SoGa aS1 1soo ou>
- horr,IS 49, go, ~ 80 '
~ g V GTpp%ap
- nrrr,s $50 I,u
"A Dactages Drngs con+.inirc
~ FT"n't'hor CSSI - 800 ~ 9,roorD Tor.or
CO.. ~ 80 "a $500 VI Nt q -" 70 hEoo;t,
0oP . tCt - 80 S - 1n tHH N'P"iO"'
scila olce' tartaric Acid, Quicksilver,
p UpiT, 0RIS Hmop N nromS si htro 0Pioo'
Gitlate Mag, Oat.omeL, P0tsss todLde'
noIPnla 0Hpn' lPeGae Cl ,oIoI Tdi
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CONSCRIPT OFFICE,

CONSCRIPE OFFICE,
CAMP RoLMEs, July 25th, 1863 I
s HE FOLLOWING NOTICE hereby published for the
1 information Of all concerned - -
~ Col PETEK MALLETT,
Cond't of CoLscripts for N. G.
J. ". MALLETT, Adj't.
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Kenansvil!e, Aug. Sd, 1853
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09
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