davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

In Clinton, at half past elve o'clock morning
of the 9th instant, little ANNABEIE daughter AT
mond and Fanny A. Holiness aged years, lGmonths and
10 days. :.
Little Anna6ee is gone. She child of remarkable
promise gentle afectonate most datul to keEparents
most consistent in her duty towards God The most strk
ing TRAIT OF her character was unsefsh devotion to the
happiness and comfort of others Of maturity of mind
beyond her years. she exceed everything which
nes duty to accomplish Iraned.rom her infancy to love
and fear her Heavenly Father she baptis
nal and daily gave evidence in her life that she
was child OF God mem of Christ add nheritor of
the Kingdom of Heaven She past from sight, but will
live forever in the memory OF all who loved her. ST
At her residence, Masonboro Sound the 3lst of
December, Of typhoid pneumonia, Mrs. LOUY HOWARD.
in the Goth of She leaves three Chi dren to
her rreparable loss but their loss is her gain.
can with TRUTH of her. that knew her but
her none named her but to praise. 8 A. 81.
Masonboro', Jan. l4th, 1863
At her Sons residence on Masonboro Sound the
IL inst, of typhoid pneumonia AIRY GEORGE, in
the Goth of her age She leaves five children
her lCss
Farewell! Farewell! yet accept the tear
That we shed on thy e at even,
Though thou art lost to al here,
But we v III meet thee again up In Heaven.
&. L. 81. .
Masonboro', N. c., JAM l4th, 1868. +
At Reeds Hospital, Lynchburg, ys the I'd inst,
typhoid pneumonia, WILLIE WILLIAMSON, Jr, aged l9
years. son of Willie Williamson, ST. of Wayne, and
Der of Co. d, 4th Reg. N q. 7.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

- .hould Mr.. Lincoln be successful Ia hls de-
I'D for new evies, which L very much oouet,
lpa beginning of the end will be % lar Oh as
over. Surrounded as | am by the Soutpern peo-
~, living in their midst, associatlng with their
PLIERS, | emphaticalIY assert that the South can
'aIsr be suhiugated There ia not a mother with
.wo sons,- having lost one by a Northern bullet,
Tho will not Freely offer up the other on the
',Isr Of her country AS have said before, there
u serving in the ranks of the Southern army
ortb two hundred thousand dollars (f20,000) sub
ittirg to every privation-and such privatons were
naycr Enown-and if need be, they will continue to
boar them and ptOlopg the struggle tor years. Never
1--we heard doubtful word expressed to the ult
nate result of the waged by the Soutberners.
Erery soldier of the Conedsracy is impressed with the
stamp Of individuality, and has confidence in himself
xbc6 half million c. Northerners cannot shake
And should dire necessity demand that more olood
onl3 he shed in addition to that which already GRIM
cons the fields of Virginia Kentucky tennessee there
will be found FIVE hundred thousand such men ready to
term barricade with their bodies over which the lnva
lar of the sod will have to pass. We have the
first great Northern army swept away ana Inc second
uil scarcely fare better.
he South is row thoroughly arOused-tbe late vic
res that have crowned it4srms have made it more
b,peful and determined than The North, the
co1,rary is demorsiZed by succession of reyerses.
which even the mendacious dispatches of it's Generals
have faeJ conceal. The whole Northern people are
rhing under the disgrace OF the continued defeats of
their well equipped armies by they themselves term
the foe hastarVed ragged mop or reoels w Ill their
mast experience In the increase the prestige of their
new evies in the field? 1t is hardly probable
Their forces, beaten every where cannot commence
1ew campaign, even should they be permitted to do
50 by the European Powers without the dead weight
of previous disaster exercising its depressing influence
upon them. However this may be- the South will be
found prepared and, whatever the result, nobly,
convinced will she stem the tide of battle. / would
Wis to continue this letter and give comprehensive
view your readers of the social and political policy
OF the South but time is short, and must delay to
the next opportunity the multitudnous facts that
have collected for the bensft of your readers.
Hoping this may reach you safely, am yours ever,
F. VIzETELLY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.


RICHMOND, Jan. 18th, 1863.
The election Confederate Senator has been postponed
until Judge len VIM C. Rives and Charles
W. Russell been nominated in the House of Delegates
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS-
Thirteen Senators present day. No quorum
Adjourned until tomorrow. In the House quorum appear
ed Mr. Curry, of Alabama elected Speaker pro
Several bills introduced for modification of the
empon law. Mr.. Jenkins introduced resolution APPROX
ing conduct Of certain citizens Of Louisiana within the
enemy's lines. Mr.. Foote offered resolution that the
South plan for the of the form
Union, for armstice as long Lncolns pro-
camation unrevoked to negotiate except
the basis of unconditional recognition to
sent to alliance commercial or otherwise with the New
England States. He would be willing to negotiate with the
States bordering the Mississippi which be willing
stipuste and enter to league offensive and defensive
when the party at the North shall overthrow Lincoln
power Offers guarantee the Northwestern States the
free navigation of the Mississippi whenever they
declare their inclination to withdraw from the
and presents inducements to the States West o
the Rocky Mountains to withdraw from the Fedora
Union, etc.
All of which referred. Also resolutions demanding
investigation of frauds in -four contracts, etc. Pend
ing which the House adjourned
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
, LATER FROM EUROPE.

FRRDERICKsBURG, Jan. 18th, 1853.
The Africa brings Liverpool dates the 2sth ut The
of the battle Fredericksburg created great
in England The impression in Liverpool unfavorabe
to the hopes of early The wokingmen Of Man.
chester adopted congratuaory address to Lincoln his
proclamation The English Revenue accounts show in.
during the year of two million three hundred and
thousand pounds The Times thinks this shows
that cotton is king, and it is far better England
keep all cotton operatives public purses until absorbed
other trades than vary point in its national policy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

REsIGSATI0N OF BURNsIDE-HOOKER TAKEsHIs
PLACE-sPEECH OF THADDEUs STEVENS, &c.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 18th, 1862
dispatch from Washington to the New York World,
that Burnside has resigned and that
appointed in his place:
Thaddeus Stevens in speech in the House of Repreaen
taves, declared the States in rebellion only
the Union but had constitutional obligations and all
laons between them and the Federal Government
solely out of its part and their position
as bellgerents.
The New York World admits severe Union defeat OF
Vicksburg with loss of five thousand and many valuable
officers.
Gold on the Sth quoted at 1876.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
FROM GEN. BRACES ARMY.
Especial to the Advertiser d Register.

TULLAHoMA, Jan. 18th, 1868.
Our pickets within miles Of Murfreesboro'-
The Nashville Union of the 7h iHs, mentions the arrival
OF rebel officers, including B. F. Edding, J. D. Leane,
Of the fortyfrst, with prisoners. Official reports
show more sanguinary conflict before Murfrees-
boro than was at first supposed Hardess corps the
highest distinction. Every officer Breckinrdges STAFF
wounded, had horse shot under him. Col OHars
Chief Of his staf, Maj jas. Wilson and Captain G. G.
Martin had their clothes rddled and horses shot
Cabeu Brscknridge of General Breckenridge only
years old, among the wounded Loss in Brecknridges
Division 1885, Total loes I'm Clarbornes Division 2oe2
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

LRcruRE-We are happy to state THAT Judge Shep-
herd mas consented TO deliver a lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association Of Raleigh on the
lst instant The proceeds CT the lecture to 60 for
the relief OF our gallant soldiers.
Judge b: 10 O most pleasant speaker and the pub.
hs may confidently expect rich treat Let every one
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
ron THr JOURsAL.
vALLAND1GHAM In FAVOR OF EUROPEAN INTER.

vALLANDIGHAM In FAVOR OF EUROPEAN INTER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BETWEEN HALLECK AND
sTAEToN-SHERMAN FORCED TO FALL. BACK
| FROM vICKsBURG-FHE YANKEE CONGRESS, DC.
RICHMOND Jan. 18th, 1858.
reported the city that Northern papers, the
ins say yallandeham has made speech in favor
European intervention but the papers Of that date re-
ceived make aiasen to it. Ia also reported Hal
leck ard Station have had personal rencontre.
The Richmond Enquirer has Washington papers Of the
sth and 9th inst They admit that Sherman forced
fall back from Vieksburg before overwhelming forces and
say that bloody battle bef,re the place
be captured:
The Washington Chronicle denounces sey mours
as lame and mpotent argument to support the open and
undisguised treason of the opposition.
The Yankee House of Representatives has postponed
until the 14th inst the resolution declaring any proposition
for negotiation or the cessation of hostes would be push
luminous and reGcherous. An exciting debate t. ok place
on the loyalty of Kentucky without any resat Resolu
tons of thanks Butler passed By vote of eighty
eight to tbirty.two.
from Nashville, the 7th says that the
Federal is chasing the rebels, and yesterday
eight miles beyond Murfreesboro'. General Rains was
buried at Nashville the 7th Gen. Hansons body
was brought in the same day.
rebel force six thousand strong attacked Springfield
Missouri. and sheled the town. The Yankees cohtem-
plated vigorous resistance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
GEN. PRYOR AFTER THE YANKEES.

PETERSBURG, Jan. 18th, 1868.
Genl Pryor encountered Dodges mounted Raemen, five
miles from Suffolk. with two Companies Of cavalry, and
routed them ncting considerable loss. Learning that
thirtyfVe hundred Yankees at Carrsve Pryor push
ed to intercept Them but they fad his approach
and esca ped.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
LATER FROM YANKEEDOM.

RICHMOND Va, Jan. 18th, 1858.
The Enquirer has Northern dates to the 10th inst.
Dispatches from St. Louis indie the probable capture
of Springfield NO. by the Confederates with very large
amount of army stores, arms and ammunition.
Rosencrsnz has issued order that all captured ebel
officers be confined and subsist my rstiens until Je
Davis recent proclamation revoked Rosencrans head
quarters ten miles beyond Murfreesboro'.
Gold in New York the s:h l3s. Stock market excl
ted,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
HEADQUARTERS FNRoILrKa OFFICER Arb Cor DIST,

HEADQUARTERS ENROLLING OFFICER 4rB Cor Drsr.,t
miDgtOR, n. -, jan, Tn 1863.
THE COMMANDING { Ulcers # regiments Of N. &.
/ Militia, in the Am Coz eF ssonat liFr CT, ere hereby
notified to bring ConscIpts bet the of nd
40 years heir reg 60 the curt their
espectvs uns for examination At lie times hE einaG
New Hanover Co.. 22nd and Sd Beg't Jan 2OsI 49,
Brunswick DO ~ - ~ y, 49,
aobtson Co.. 5s,h and SO REGIS Feb'y g. 10 II, IL.
Richmond Co Goth aid 6Ist keg' Feoy No. l., g. 10.
Blade q Cos 55tn Regiment Feb, 2, "a, 70 %
Cu mberand Co.. 63sd and oath kes It's, "aIch 8, B.
Harpett Co SIND -Reg'C march 10. IL, ~.
Surgeons viii be attending duing The days appoint
to examine and grant cerhc Is to those EMIL TO
them. -, .u ,A,I. !, A.,
blatant And Inspector Ge eraI Of the g. Army. the
execution of Conscript Act will be strictly carried u
All and regulations applicable - de% Iters, shat he
nned to such fail req air tho place Of
for enrolment, or who shall desert after en-
All the agencies employed The apprehe and
nement Of deketers and their arsIspoftaiiou 10
mands of their respective COMMANDERS shah be apple Die
10 persons liable duty consrIipts no shall
pair 10 the place of rendezvous after the puC In OF
he CALI O.. ~
Ali applications for exemption be made IN writ Dg,
duly sworn to before acting Just Of the Peace nd
bearing the certificate Of the Clek OF the County Court
Applications must be in duplicate and sent through the
| Colonies of the Regiments =, :.
Persons claiming exemption must hand In tn If appfca
lions at to the Coloses Oh loen respective heSf
All con,crfnts will c2ms prepared with aayI rations
and blanket ready proceed At once 70 the camp VI
o0nscfipS ~ WAN SWAIN,
sr.'. Enrolling oncer'
Approved:
w. Il. C. WHITING,
Brig Gen. Comd'g.
Fay tteve observer copy 10 days ard send bill this
| ofhce for collection immediately
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. a. .

EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 4.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 10, 1868.
THHHE following officers and have been duly exchang
l. ed, and are hereby so declared
All officers and men captured IN Kentucky, Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi Georgia, Florida and South Carolina
up to December 10th, 1862.
q All officers and men captured in Missouri Kansas,
New Mexico Arizona, Arkansas and Louisiana, up to
January LIST, 1868.
The two foregoing sections apply not only to officers
and of the service but also to all
captured in arms hostile array against the United
States whatever have been the character of the mill
organizations which they attached and what
have been the of the parole given by them
If in Federal prisons, they to be Immediately
released, and delivered to the Confederate authorities
s. All Confederate officers and who have been de-
ivered at City Point up to January 9Th, 1863.
g. All Confederate officers and men who have been de-
vered at vicksourg to December 3d. 1852 and ncu
ding said date.
T. all paroled Confederate officers and eiptcd for
Vicksburg December 23d 1882 and including said
date.
g. All Confederate officers and men captured and parol
ed at Fredei icksburg Va, in December. l3b2
g. All Contederae Ulcers and captured and parol-
ed at Goldsboro', N. o., in December, 1862
10. Other miscellaneous and minor apges, of which
the az propriate tfRcers will be duly informed.
K BERT OULD
Jan. Is, lS63.-606t Agent of Exchange.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

Vanity Fair says that Wadsworth's face was SO long
sne solemn after was decided that Seymour cleo
dollars for his likeness to nut ON handironG 10 keen
children away from tho Gre.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
KENTUCKY

RICHMOND, Jan. 18th, 1868.
Gov. Robnsons message ommends Kentucky to reject
and protest against Lincons proclamation. 1t nfctsu
on Kentucky fatal, though indirect, blow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
wILMIsGToE MARKET, JAkuARY l4rr ,.,,

BEEF CATTLE-Are brought to market SLOWLY sra -.
In demand. We quote on the hooft Is to cents Der il
according TO quality. From carts We qIOte to as
BAooN.A few small lots of nelc have besu brought IN
carts at so TO IS per lb for hog round
BUTTER-9O cents TO 81 per 10
BEEsw 4x-50 to rs cents Der In
toRN-is IN demand, and market poorly upt,Iied We
quote ia the small way at 20 rs 10 8, Der hysSai "
CORN BRAL-Ses from the granaries M "a aS,u. 49,,
| in lots to suit ~0PeI ousnel,
O. PrERAs-Retaiis 81 So to 50 so per h.
.CoFFRE = 81 so to So per ID.
EGGS-Sel from carts at ga to 70 cents per dczeu.
FLoUR-Continu be brought in sparinglv and the
marBetf poorly supnl;ed. The demar ia good and we
quoe small So es At So to $S3 for supeEdne
| per bbl for family
LARD ~ to AZ cents per b.
MOLAssEs New Orlean, So Is Tn s. so per allon Inv
the bbi. - ' -
PoULrRY Live chickens so Is cents ard drs,ss,,s
cents 10 81 each, izs. live urkey- 59t A. "a
each and dressed IS TO ~ cents per b. =,
PoTAT. Es-From carts, sweet Sc al 81 TO 81 so Per
bushei
PORK-sels from carts and wagons 80 IS cents par
| ID. N quality.
PEA No s-Are ia derratd, and sell readily 4 s. to
| - 20 per bushel
sALT i he market for veral eeks has ruled Inactive
owing manly 10 want of trsnspor attn AID prices b,ve
materially declined. We sails Of sound made at IS
to IS per issel, in guam ines to suit.
SUGAR <SelIs at IS az 20 per Id by the bbi
Fayetteville fac ofy sells by bA at 60 10
IS @ nts yard
| TALLow--Dul at 66 20 cents per ID.
WooD-Prices continue high, aud but little comminE to
We ote by The boat load at 50 50 so pine
and $40 to $l2 cord ashs and oak
YARN-$6 to 81 per bunch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
TUapHrr1sE DIsTILLERY AND LAND FOR

r OFFER FOB SALE NV STORE AND DWEI LING
! HoI1EE TURPENTINE DIsTIi LERY. with fxtufes,
- AJAX aces cf PINE LAND situa ed within half mile
~ Risdenbore' station the Wilmington, harsotte
Pr. hertord hailroed, and 81 miles from Whining on
further particulars address at bladenboro Bla
den county, N. G. In my absence, Mr. Coin Monr will
chow The and. HobEhT TAT
I.rnerv q Iaas . 7aSt-166 g.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
ADMINISTRATORS NO1tE,

EfHE u y - uay .IA - "
/ Term 81, OF the vi vls. Z % ,sol =
lew Hanover ,uuty, AdmtnI-t.
W. .. Ash, deceased . ma si1s Ia
estate 10 IBake Immrd ct cnenL, sHd B.e
persous hav ing ella egaLst estate seut uet
within presC Ioeu ~ uUtice
be plead Il bar of Lheir iec1very.
5. 4. SShG, 4dmI
Dec. IL. B&2 Iu.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED having at December Term, 1862
of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the
ty Of Hanover qualified al Exeedtrx of the last win
and of Robert Drane deceased hereby gives
nosee a indebted to the estate to make
to present within the time prescribed by law
this notice win be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
O. @. DRANE, Fxecutrix.
Henry M. Drane 10 hereby auth rzed a. my Agent e
settle ali pdebt@ dness and and recent for
@. O. DRANE, Exeeusxtx.
Dee. leth, 1861 t1.lW-I1st
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

RILLS-BILLS.
nEBTORs, all your bills made out and ready for pay
bulls against me will be paid on presentation at
ne 81 iac9-sa-tf KELLEY'S Book Store.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

WIZ ARE NOW PREPARED
W nAAh AMI 1-.-A- BILDwIN's,
. Ian n issa .-so9-lA2t 50 ksskstst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
HEADQUARTERS, WILMINGTON,
Jan. 18Th, 1868.
-AID.TOR'~ DEPARTMENT,

AUDITORS DEPARTMENT.,
vE1E attenti of al who concerned is here
4 nv called to tNe of the General Assembly which
reates the Office Of Auditor of Pubic accounts.
with the State for the expenditure of pblc
money will be required conform, in all touching
military affairs Army Regulations OF the onfedeI
ate States and accounts, whether in the tary in
the civil departments of the be
ed quarterly may be after the close of the
regular qnarte
The undersigned avas himself of the present opportuni
ty notify all who delL quent in rendering accounts
of public money property their hands since the COM
of the pending of the necessity OF haV-
ing their prepared and settled The attention Of
the General Assembly will be called the of these
persons and will be directed in where this
tice ia sregarded.
Claims against the will be audited according to the
rules observed by the late Board of Claims
8. F. PHILLIPS
Auditor, &c.
Jan. 10th, 1853 1857
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

FREN CH TROOPS IN POSSESSION OF MATAMORAs.
CHARLESTON, Jan. llth, 1868.
Late advces from San Antonio, Texas,
press from Brownsville had brought information
thousand French troops had landed Mattamoras and
ia ken possession of the city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

NOTICE.
[NT1LL BE SOLD at the Court House in Bladen conn
w W the 1t Monday 10 Feorua next. 8 res
of Lyon SWAMP LAND, 100 acres when is u, d, d,
having q it comor hD Dwell ING AID liter n.cH
ry houses also, IS es I'll, y,
finely. The Laiauoe, 6l9 ac es, WaInp
fail dran-lt, d ain, ceared vail pro-
duce 70 bushels per acre Tbs llnI al Dc o.
appl cation TO tie uudeIsgned at WesbI r v
Den couuts NJ. Troy.
January 9th, 1863 765t-I6 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM vICKsBURG.

YIcKsBURG Jan. sth, 1853.
From the latest Information, satisfied that the enc
mys transports have up the River. Only gun
boats between the mouth Of the Yszoo River and
likns Bend. Vicksburg is daily growing stronger. We
intend to hold IL.
(Signed) &c. PEMBERTON,
Lieut.. GenI Comd'g.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
YANKEE PRISONERS TAKE THE OATH OF ALLE
GIANCE.-THE FRENCH CABINET ON INTERVIEW
TION-ANOrHER YANKEE LIE

RICHMOND Va, Jan. 18th, 1858.
Aoou. one hundred Yankee prisoners have taken the
cath of allegiance, and work this week the
foHndrjes.
foreign correspondent OF Abolition paper says that
Drouyn De LHuys has resigned and is reported
French Cabinet has abandoned all intention of mediation
for the present.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

ENGINEER OFFICE DIST. OF CAPE FKAR.l
, sMIrHvILLE, Oct. 10th, 1862.
LII PERSONS having claims against the Engineer re-
"A partment for materials services applied the
strnction of defences North Carolina have their
claims examined and supported by satisfactory cert6
Gates officers authorized to order the expenditure or
proved just and equitable they will be paid BY 70
this office.
Capt. Of Engineers O. 8. A.
a.. To-. 1927 Si-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

RANAWAE
FROM THE ~ IS KIBER, at WHeh svi
8 Sound, on FRIDAY, the 2ui day VI Jauua }, my
MA6p it'll black MOL eyed yeas NJ p"r Icul.r
collected except bis winch ID
Two Any person having h'm III tneT via
know as pUsIOle that DuI A-~,u
and obnge - -.
JAMES r'KE
/ Jan 10th 1868. 1o2,A d -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

rs TO RENT Or LEASE. Possession give" I'M 1iA'e'
l. ~. Apply to JUN a tHs,kI,v .
Wilmington, Dec. Slst, 1se2. 80 A0'"'@
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

WANTED TO HIRE
pY the month, second hand Piano. for which reason
able price will be paid and the Piano well taken
of. Address at Journal ONCE.
Jan. 9th, 1863 Tiff
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

H We ON HAND AND FOR SALE, about fou hu e
bred Queen eBgI afted APPLE InEL -. at
dollar each. ANY person "snng 10 get OF the
apply before the Tst DAY February.
tend quitting business and setting opt VAL be
hand. JAM 20 mClN EIt'E..
Jan. 10Th, 1853. Is 2WGl6.lL"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERHksTER)
WILMI N, N. a.,
January IS 1858 }
LII PARTIES having claims against the Quarternads-
~ ters parnent to Decembsr 81. 1852 request
ed to present The same for payment Immediately.
W eIYRON,
Jan. IS, le63.-s0tf Capt. A. Q M.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

nGUTHkksN hIGHlS LADY tn sCur.ui
Is WANTED to take change vi ScJUOI Ia private r. N.
lily Tor cOmpetent 10 each the ESg asa
aid Latin, snd give INSTRUCTIONS On be Plano
and Vocal usic None Dee1 apply uoiess they
vel recommended. address
L. r. LOF TIN,
Bear Swamp P o. Dupha Co., n G.
Jan. l2th 1868 7J6L- Gl,*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

STRAYED.
FROM My PREMISES, en- Masonboro' Sound,
con the s,h inst, a small brown MULE, (mare, }
az. with long tail. She has several white spots the
of neck the shoulder and little grey
the eyes, Any information leading her recovery will
thankfully received and literally rewarded
ALEXANDER NAY.
Jan. 14th, 1858. 81.3te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

BLACKSMITH WANTED.
T WANT to hire Blacksmith by the month.
W. A. WILLTAMH.
Jan. 9Th, 1868 73.l ot*