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HINIATukR ALMANAC.

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NOTICE il hereby given that On application
~ will h. made by tho ANCIENT DRlrUNS BENEFIT
SOCIETY or TIiF CITY OF SfW-YOKk. 20 the Legi'-
iare Of hi. State a. Ito Session, for fenrwl Of ia
charter Of Incorporation. NcwlerA December y tH1
DlI ls~6sF JOHN X. JONES IT,. President
DRIZE MONEY for the L. = NiNl-Ohi-
Ger. AMI g,n who have been discharged can be PAD ~
applying through
sOMEs, BROWN Co, No. 2PsIk-psce. n. Y. City.
COTDIERS DISCHARGED on account Of
, WOU Nus received IN bate recr,e their BOO
BOUNTY b. apPyin. to or ,otng t'il do hsrge,to
J. NILSSON LUCkEf,
Army and Navy Asoni, Nos. q End 10 Pine It,
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sTPHEME COUNI-fntsnYR' JIG 4J-H'IoTc jus Ioe
IIosAED.
DL.faIOSs.
John Mortimer IT. ar Daniel ~ Es'h 81 Al.
Tho rac OF lois . :, d, and % aceted, and re-
&c ODD ri upon tie afcHu ~ sfhr touns lol te puf
.ka.r. cor,l fec OF ld0 foI resisting the nouoa Denied
~ IcsI 20 tho othes lets.
Before Justice iy0RsHsY
Simon Ma,,lra q, a. At Col e. Clark aOfdeI settled.
Re ore Justice SUTHERLAND
Pschc Mutual Insurance Comp ny es John ~ MAehsdo-
OId.g rcuIed.
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Gicautoals ano i1ailroaos.

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
"a RAiLROAD.-lNCKEAskp ACCOMIcUAHONs.--
Tfls iur Ah4n rro, tic North and Wet. itavc 2i'hst
depot iOa l snd go 3 sunday ilains leave hos.
iofs To- i9s-y 10 , ana t.bany hr ne. FORK Is
An .LIN hihCuILL. tlp,IinteudsLt
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NANIEIL-intornaiiOn as - the wncrc-
w .,o.ls "a EMMA FLOkFECE BELLENuEN Ter
Lraf tioofre brl.ns.r J. anxious e. hour her Tao
La, % e hcaId .uu. hs wus in 1850. Sic wls H. rfd
ir " berrvs he York (tv. ANY person givins IT,
,iou a. 20 her edd,s, o. Whereabouts viii be- ILLEGALLY
,rfri bysrn. such INFO ufi o inr aar' OF bElRbE
lELLEhOEh COMPANY A, 5td illinois Infantry, hssAsiAe
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DIPARrvrs or AGHicrLTraR !
NAsHIsGros D. e., DEC. -. litl
yINO the GROWERS aud MANUFACTURERS

-YI'O The GROWERS aud AANUFAJIUKLRo
or fLAA AND HEMP.
Tie Commis,iln~r appointed b. tis Department cons'
ine Of tie Hon ]. n. Mofehcsd OF eusyyunia. Nien ~
y o Rhode lsaul and John \. Mrdfr OF Ohio TO con
following appropriation made BY the lst consrrs
Va
ror invr.ysions 20 test 'he prrcr billy ~ cliiv ing
md prypisng hfK end mp substitute Tor eoo1 twenty
tioufard DOLLAR"
fiAyins met AID after several dlys Dverscn beie' Ing
thu ,her and fuller notice th+E i.yssii- ioIs g
produce valuable results, alJoura-d % fn'rt AGAIN
O'Clock m.
The, rcluesi III interested the Dis brn Of ts srTT'
tf4fisn Oh anxious drvro tie .yrcf ore rlthc .oyc
I, nd to TINS D,ppIl.i 90 bt'sr TO DE-, s-ln e."
taf Temp and Ia tie dil-lc Ht..-s 81 ~ paaiOnf 81
tho re. und tajics psrpif,d by ID iu ocolsr - q
meats he yuIi1Ia prr"ss uf I'd The cot - 'oc
or We each crse; 49,. defr Bois ol the fni 1 col Cd"
machinery as.d wbie l5d, At, toy tiet Mb .ly az '
inorinl,ion that may b n-,fil % the COmnission.
This Information o. ',say before an Intelligent dhihn
tlou OF the spp.o, i.,,l al be made.
ISAAC kENTON, Comnistiourr.
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rfiIE BRITISH AND NOhTu AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL SrEN 'iSihsS.
LITtVE-N NEM-fggk AND III tkHOJL. CALLING
Al CORK HARBOR
.sD TEqWrEN BOSTON AND IlA fKnGOi GALL
no Al HALIFAX AND CO.tf HARbDl-
Ntbn..........i aVrh Boston ,'- W eo"rs il re
AZ ,T itsSi ~. leaves New orb. v D. ,day, iitr ~
lslA Bostou...... " edursday jan
" kslt........... caves n"N- A"A... - ro'sayt lh N
tTRCA........caycs Bosios...... Nrtucst =, iri a
sGplIA.........i'rNs ,,ts Aok.. Nedr,.aay. JAN -
froN HEW-yoHK 10 ~ klluoI-t
Cha 'ahlI ne sase..'..'t.' ''f.f'''.+t.. : ~ -
seound Cabin Passage. 4................. b. CO
fKDG Busgos ~. Lirahto"l.
tl'sfCsl'u Plf-ase.. .............sll' ~
~ecuud taJin fussgrF.. s....s.s+..ss..t. - pi
ply.ho n goal o. isrq 3, United STATES cufeagy
iieiths MO feoarct aGi.i iiit for
~ o1yrgi. need 50 -.'u 81. .la.i
ne ovrs II hl s So he .cclunf ,hr or Specie
OF yaiab.g IN. b.s ol La-s ha Ag tho Nsirs c2pos.rd
sisi.od fcrtiar.
Eor tg,i ~ VI f-.'ssr pily 20 .
j.. CINAND No 4 Row lilggrerr.
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Hle1ital.
Weooins CARDS. ST.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, 104 Fulton
IA a.-WEDDlNG CARDS, Fine Stationery, Colored I'M
tisl Stamping Monogram Door and Number Plate Se,
Presses nlaIk Bookr Checks, Notes, Labels &C. Esi.b
h.Led 1915.
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miscellaneous.

ILLUSION WIGS aud TOpPEES.-Japonica
- the sociee Hygcniue for restoring aud oea'
Ito HAIR. C.neTl Delog 81 IL bAo I'll 80 "sea'" ~
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STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ pASY.
GALWAY LINE.
W The
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM

yAL"Ai LINZ r..
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION GOTHAM.
ADRIATfC, I 200 horse power sootgn.
uibElSlA, o0D bor.e power. $500 tuA
COLUMBIA. go Isr ,~eI no tIGA
ANGLIA Ice hor., r"wrt, avV tu.l,.
The IA niAccnt side shr,l 81, lA-n,p
HlBENNiA, Csp. MORAN,
u IN sail from BOSiON ioi HA4NA ~ Lnd bIAERPopL on
TUESDAY Dcccut, ~ 10 De Flowed by tho ADBfAiIC
Rate, Of pl.ase payable Ia gold It, equivalent in
Fss Cshn $50 H. ermeiiaie, $40 stoorsre, @3) New
York 70 II Johns : - 80, 90.
Hstre bremen Rotterdam, Anwerp. &C., a. loves rates
t.rcs ioiu Liverpool VI Galway 10 Nc" iorA and b0 n
2 y. $40. "a and l0J.
SABEL & sEARLF. No. q Broadway.
for prs II freight, specie and all other Inform 30 apo g.
LAWEENCE, Oils Co. No. II SCUM ~ ta...-'.
NoricE-F,r the accommodation o. pr senges rrd snip
nor, steamship Gay OF WASHINGTON N.I a d.
tiiuei ur,i' , y m. the 10Th ir,,
GNTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL too a.
~ ns A. Queenstown Cork Hreot-,Is " '.-sno~n
Al % .'.,nprn, ,re intended to sail as follows
Cln VI WASHINGTON Saturday. C. %
lDl nh kCti iusl5. 'an.
Ald every succeeding SATURDAY. AZ noon hon Ii'ffi
north River.
Payable IN SD. cr It's equivalent IN currency;
FIRST ALlA........@ 80 90 SlEEh Apf - M
'ir.t Colin 1i n.. - s'eerase 10 ondvn.. 3; "
Fir.t Cluat i,... - IL sireia-e to .as ~ n
Eig.t Calm to anlurg 90 N sisarts. - iiauhue.. - a.
Passenger a'o !JrwaLcd TO HAVE. sTeJeu, ..o.etiF
Ariwerp Ac., nj equally low rate.
fstes ron Lhufroo or Quceasiowi' Isl CABIN. - %.
slo' S,cep,c, $40. 1los. who VISA 80 SEAL l,r ,.er
tgiends orn hn, ticko's here II iho,e rate.
iorfulrr information er.y At tie 'omqsry's of -e-.
sOhH g. DALE Agent, No }" Broadway. \. T.
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SUPERIOR cOURT-srsciAL TERs-Dsc 21--Eeiofe Jus
tlcs EAiB0u-
DECISIONS.

sIftHlDk LOlNl-.fftiAb ffA-brtf -N~--i@iNi ~
tlcs EAiBOC-
DECISIONS.
John Straw trt. HG'Le~ Byrne.--ordsf granted .
Ur.Irr " H. ard a. Tofenrc tsrry - aL-Deisult
opsled and osus -..tored euiar, without ccst,.
Aure "a ison 49, at vii &. Wison - l-jni inrii
FOR pih Oh fo.edosurc AID ts.e. hoieience 10 h"ay
Holman 20 eel
Caroilne Conkn ke, at Mrgdelins Rudef, te.Soiion
grGl1.d. , ,,..
FIur Hall act. b,naniA ~ asrDuy NJ o'ion delied WITH
40 eosis and order ~ show cause DISCHARGED.
saa. at henry o. ky., lion Denied Gni otsrI 10 show
ciuse di.claI 90, win sio cosi,
SUPERIOR COURT-srgc'sL TEnI.-Drc. 2e-BcioTe
Jg,ce hoycPIr
DECISION.
David S,ebbins ct al. agt. Fritz i'rose.-'lua :
mont r defendant s.dugs q fict and lsw with tue ezDls,
minutes. tc.. i.i ~i.n iuo c.eft a. sf-cin Tenn.
sUfREME COURT-CniysaHs- 22-gefoso Justice
IgoFAED.
UE-IsIOss.
Joseph Dusart AIT. Ecy Delacroiy.-No consid-
cradle time eapsed The tea months hld expired before
the defendant fed IN c1ccGio, under te anthois
rrrf.d to- f-nt cruse ~ ir-t he di.cAaise a. tie
before the motion iOf ssyscea' h-s Doon Dro.s
on. The motion n denied.
Irnania Montague est John ~. Monsgu e.-JudsHeD Of
divorce nn'ci. 80
O.wir OBfen rgt Charles o. Psterfgr.ii = clrg ,i't
b offend tnt dd NJ NJ .0ud The defendant W Tint fe
r5iiltgaai for the nsnt I'D Iaie col thu urn'nT va
url. 1fs4e wes ifaHdH 90 drp,.inon e" progeny rl
H.. I~ft. The attachment mast bs sacand win <iy
col. 81 -, sloiicn
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" AlAENIlNES manulatured Tor tne trade Dy
BERLIN JONES No. 1874 Williamst, ". Y.
SCHOOL REWARDS--All kinds Manufactured
Oby BERLIN JONES' No l3I William ST., N. Y.
A LII kinds of staple and fancy Envelopes man.
IN ufactmcd by BERLIN JONES. ia wiiam-st. ~ y
M burning and Wedding Stationery manutac.
1vI tred for the trade only ny Berlin Jones' Wlisns
MOTE PAPER manufactured by
IN BERLIN 4 JONES, No. 1874 William ST. n. 2.
MACHINE MADE PAPER BAGS manu-
WI fsctured by BERLIN JONES, 134 Wilsn-si., NJ Y
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gtationerp ano fanrp GOODS.

COCHRANEs GLASS INKSTAND MANU-.
~ FACTORY, No. liz Williamst, N. Y.-Paent Air
Tight Inksands, Patent Army lrksards, Cochranes
Inkssnd Tho above spsss any nk stands yet
invented Tor simplicity. and economy. For sale by al Sta
toners.
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE: PAS.
SRSGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOttk. VIA the Erit
Railway, from OF Chamber IT., UNNI.SO IhROuSb
TO CLEVELAND, .. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAko
connecting with railroads al principal cities Ia the West
rnis road is bsng extended and will soon be in complete
RAINING MausE ID Ceiion, Urbana Dayton Cnan
matt and ST. Louis without break Of gauge
n IL UoopxAS Cc. Ticket Ayt., Il. r. SWEETSER.
Nealyine. Pa General Supt
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uo.rd Of Couuriimeu.

....,,, sT.rtp SESSION Wednesday, Dec ~ 1885,
WS''"~I O'Clock, y. ~.
n. board met purosn, TO adjournment in their Chamber
- u City Hal p.il.,, Il, IA, Ch,ir .r.l
r,s following members vi; -, s,., What,
Az. Brady Mcconnell Keeper, uoushialin, ltaVisnd'
Sw Mc,rth Marcy OiTien, Cook; BRANDON, Sree Is''
L. tSs sS.enee Of the President at rolcs, Councilman
n.osS moved tks, Com cilman ebser take the clsi:
he minute, Of the preceding meeting were resd snd sp
u,c,ed
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ERTE RAILWAY.-Passenge trains leave

~ from foot Of Chantersst.:
a. m. Express for Buffalo. I
$3.50 T. IL. " liz, daily, for Otsvile . -
10 m Mail for Buial3 and Intermediate stations.
4:l5 D. H. Way, fer vi. J,ryis and hewou.gh:
o. r Ng Express dairy for DuilArz Buta.o hoelse
ter Cen5pdligus and principal stations Tram Of SATURDAY
runs .hror III 10 Buffalo but does not run TO Dunkifk
CHAs MIEOI, q sneTal Supe rIntendent.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via

- TON NEW.LONDOS, SrONlNGTOE, PROVE
DENCE, NEWPORT, Tau NTON, and NEWBEDFOkD
The .t,lendid steamer. COMMONWEALTH and PLY.
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No 10 NJ L., loot Vi Court
sndi-si., diily (exeeIt sunday, d. P. M.
Freight tsknn Tow 10y any other line Once Of Com
psny No. lIs West-si., come. VI LoUrtl.ndtst .r
W. se,.ycI' Nov 2 1883 W NJ EDWARDS. Agent
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parsass checked through. Transfers ffce.
secuto lie .etr. good uAlil used b. PiushuTsh.
WESTERN FNlGHA'liDN.

TIE Pcunsy lyalia Central company runs IN Emirsnt
Accommodation Iiur. wflh shords comf) able mode Of
tsaVc -Ies moving woslvAd - naI he Gusi ass'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

List Of Casualties In the 18th N. c. Re- giment
Battle of Gettysburg.
Field and Staf-Wounded-Lieu Col w McGil, Act.
ing Adj't W Blake. ~
Company A-Wounded-Corpl E Rhnne.
company B-Wounded-sergts Ward, ID Storm, P
SeIs, corps I Russ J A Davis, slightly Privates ii
towards, F Rackley, B Ellis slightly. Missing-Pri-
yates ) ID uoodson, j Richmond, q W Miller Killed
Corpl w Singletary.
Company C-Wounded-sergts Ward - Marion
Company D-Wounded-Lieut A Innan Private Dow.
kns. ~ ~"
Company E-Wo unded--Lieut C Co!vin, sergt String
g w Bonhour, ] Woodcock.
company Capt haf missing and supposed to be
severely wounded Killed-Lieut A McGreeor
Company G-Wounded--Leu: W G Nixon, who ia also
missing. ' VIZ" " ~
Company I-Kiled-serg, W Wells and Private BIan.
ton. 4
company K-Kiled-Color Bearer E Richardson.-
Wounded-Lieut Tolar, Private Cromartie, -
BLACKWELL, - Mckay, missing, y Ferguson.
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Executive Department North Carolina.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, (MILITIA)
Raleigh, July 10, 1863.
GENERAL ORDER,

GENERAL ORDER,
No. 49,
T TIE COMMANDING OFFICERS OF THE MILITIA
4 a G ordered enro. all able bodied white be-
tween the ages forty and years. who sub
iect to the Couscript Act. Those exempt from
military duty tho Exemption Acls of Congress-
to be enrol ed under this order.
II In addition the exemptions under said act hereto
fore the following exempted under act OF
the Congress and approved April SOD 1863 Justices OF
Registers, Tax Collectors, deputy Sheriff in each
COIN where is Tax Collector, Coustabes now
in office Deputy Clerk for each Court when the Court
it, one of eaSn
lies appointed under act OF Legislature f1r
nnhic ouy Militia Oicers Mayor and Police of Raleigh
Wilmington Fayetteville, Salisbury and Charlotte Coun
sellers 9f State Board of Internal Literary
Roard and of the State Government in the dit
| terent departments
TIT The Commanding Officers OF the Militia win repor
with ba men ordered be nroed at Raiagh on or be
| tore the first of August
" Each man ordered above will bring with him to CamI
one Good pair shoes Shirts two pair seeks and
| blanket.
| ~ ~ DAN'L G. FOTLE,
Adjutant General.
1,r "A 234lw-42.2w.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
OBITUARY.

Among the many iIustrious and noble dead, who has
sacrificed their lives in this unjust and unhoiy war the
death of to be deplored that of.he la
mented A. G. Sudbury, Lieut.. Company '"E," Sd Regt
N G. T. 0s'
In the outbreak of hOstities pending between the
Nortn and South he enlisted private for
War-ln that capacity he served a faithful soldier By
ms merorous conduct he endcared himself his Gonna
ny Comm and and fellow sOde degree that he
was appointed to the position of a Leuenancy which
place he occupied without firing hs duty uut the
ne of his death On leaving last mo- preyi.us 70
hT death, he entruse with the Al of Conua-
ny CO which he CONDUCTED adh lead through the
Oroea OF the battles Wilderness and Is
WIN circuit to himself and honor bis faIn, IL is there
where ne received the rial wounds which he sufars
With until the 4h June, 1908 when he surrende red his
peaceful lie to the God of battles His Regimeutal Com.
mandef ever T re OF him his best office e. aud
regretted his desperate Wounds H. loved by all who
knew him. both as a sol Ter a 1 cu,z N.
We kuOw his loss ia irreparaa'e though we IA Chris
an people, be resi- ned TO Heavenly Fathers
will loss is is eternal gam. In CONCLUDING this
tribute, we would say to his my dear Sister:
Sister, weep not, he IS happy
With his @eaveniy ia her above;
All his earth ended,
Low he rests il Heavenly love.
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DIE

In this town. on the Flat inst, MIR. SOLOMON P. PAR
KtR. he 27th year of his
IN tn connty on The jth instant at The house of J. B.
Groom mr JOHN c. McALioTER, aged q years, private
in Capt. Tayor's artillery, a. Wimineton
In New Hanover coanty, JuGe 18th, 1868 Miss ELIZA
NC tUHLAN, III her 20 year.
She passed away peacefully c~lmy, trusting in the
me'is OF the Lord Je bliss immortality, eav ug
many ing hearts in large or 80 rowing eatrves
had taken Dug hold the elections OF ii arcuad her
tor " those VIII, knew her best loved her most
While deeply sympathizs with her bereaved mother
and de oted peace aud cOnsola )n ad quate to
sustaia them in tbs heavy dpensation, sone
from that hoy aed st One, wao YER chasteneth father
In Wimingt9n IN, n G ,J8y 18TH lse3 Of dypthera,
lejS o Dr.. James R. and MIS- ii Cleveland.
but parent bereaved ard desc ate stops 70
the cod SD adow hat fol hous hold rio
pbg laugh is hushed TWO little patcrirg eet still ed The
young lie Ia so n1eraced with the da dates and
the everyday occurrences thab when 1t has II a blank
seems to overspre ID all as h'ugh whatever bright
and joyous unwearied ad forever departed.
II in the home rendered desoate by the removal
Of little Claude Though OF scch tender years his ntei
Rence unnRed ny pTerocy ms loving, gIeciu chldna.
ture truhfuncss srd ready Obedience bound
HIM each day closer to he wounded heart that for
HIM, DURING his brief death illness he ul OF tender
for those about him lest watching should produce
gue and patiently thought uy endured ali which the
skill OF Lis KIND me1lcal attendant deem Necessary His
last oh am so tired !" and then on
which but the child like enjoy that Land where
gain and tears and sorrowlul parti' "a unknown.
" And has, thou sought thy heavenly home
Our fond d-ar boy;
The realms where sorrow dare not come,
Pure at thy death at thy birth,
! Thy spirit caught no faint from earth,
Fen by its bliss mete death
Our darling
Gem of Our hearth-our household pride,
Earths undeh ed;
Could love have saved, thou had not died
Our dear, sweet child.
H"mbly we bow to Gods decreee,
Yet had we hoped that time should see
Thee mourn tor rs, not we for thee
Our darling!
! Then be to Is, O dear lost child
With beam of love,
star, deaths uncoDgenial wild
| Shining above.
Soon. thy little feet have trod
The ky ard path the seTaphs road
That led thee back from to God;
Our darling!
Farewell then for a while farewell,
Pride Of our heart
1t Garnet be that long dweIl
thus torn apart
Times shadows like q shuttle Rlee,
And dare howeer liie's night NAV he,
Beyond the grave, we Il meet wi h thee,
Our DARING!
In this town, on Sunday, 10th inst, EMMA GURTRODE
daughter John &. and MCEachern, aged year,
months and IL days.
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49, 49, - - -
MI. q. RAIL hOh ~ o.
OFFICE CHEF FNGINEER,
Wilmington, n. O., July Ist' 1863

Wilmington, N. O., July LIST, 1853 }
PEUPOSALs 90
TN WRITING ARE INViTED and will be received uhtI
| "wednesday July 18th 1868, IL M fJr masking burn
inc and delivering on C0mpanys wharVes II |lmDgtoh
or at any turnout The line OF the lln stem CT DdhV
Road for 700 900 good merchantable Bck I"o thC %
bcb nst be good weather bricks hard burned and the
other third may Salmon bricks OF good quality ore
1884 the second third before the lst day OF December
1858 and balance by lst OF February leG4 Also TOT
ouarryng and delivering The line OF rad as ABOVE 1oV
600 cubic yards of dimeusve stone sulta0e oT te CON
of cpIvers snd abuments for Rail Rold bTdSe5
Proposas will also received for the construction OF
all drv Cuyers Cattle Guards and generally such rubbIe
masonry be put this road during the clr6eH
and fiscal year, to January 1863 FOR specIncs
tons bdders are invited cali the Engineer at his once
in Wilmington. Proposals. invited Tor the next lh
ty DAVIS for cross ties bridge timber, and wopH CohdC
wanted for wood and 20 cross te between
Wilmington nd Rock Fish, 000 cords wood, 10000 cross
ties wanted between kock Fish and Neuae RIVer !;
OOO cords Wood and 10000 cross ties nted between
Nense and Coutentnea Greek 5000 cords Wood and ~
oO0 ties Waptsd between Conennea Creek and Tar
River; COO ties and 1000 CORDS wood Waneeo
north of Tar River. One third IF these quantities are
wanted by end of September and other third 6y the
end of October 1861 and the last third By the END OF rep
| nary. 1854 Bidders must state how many Cross Ties
or good long leaf post and white oak trees gh
feet long square, 7x9 and 7xl0 hes, well ne"ed
inch on any edge-state also how much wood four fee
| long or two feet long will be delivered on the Rgao
side or at Stations with prices In every case COn
| tract. will be made in writing, and bonds WIN
penalty exacted the faithful performance Of the con
;ract and especia lily for compliance in time VIII
these several agrees nents. The lowest resPohsiO0 w
Will OBTAIN tne COM 'S'' q. L. FREMONT,
Chief Engineer.
l Iulv Ard 1883 226'l0teod-4l-5t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

GENERAL O2DER,
= IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE RE-
cent Legislature, Commanding Officers of the Militia
arr ordered TO enroll a Guard for HOME DEFENCE all
ate male pei already enrolled IN The service of
Confederate States between the ages OF ls and 80
years including Foreigners who have been
dents of the State for thirty days before said enroll
-.
H. There shall be exempt from the operations Of this
order the Governor the Ju Of The Supreme and Su
ueror Courts OF Law and Equity Members OF Inc General
Assembly, the Officers Of the several Departments OF INC
Government Members Of Congress- CiVi ana Mlary Om
GERS of the Confederate Government the state the Minis
ers of TIE GOSPEL of the several Religious Denominations
IF the state charged with duties OF such ministry tho
high Sheriff and Jerks Of the ouTs Ot RECORD and
! me PnhGe Req scrs the several counties
| IIT Afer eDromen the men enrolled shall be divided
into lot less than seventydve mon
han one hundred and shall proceed To e CT their Coupa
~ 0ficers. The fCdtes of such election will be for
rded this Office with tie papers enrolment 10 order
hat Commissions may be issued.
| ~. Officers the Militia will be enrolled for HONE
DEFENCE, and their Commissions when called into ser
vice pended only during the period of such
vice. -
V. This order intended interfere with the en-
rolmen for imnedia service, those between the hS
40 and As years under Order No. Ii,
| By oder of Governor VANCE: , rovUIr
| AdutGn! General
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