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New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
TO the Associated Pi'eR

10 the Associated Pfof, -. v.,,... u,s,ss,
SEIZURE OF Rial AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
The Marshal Of 8 District Of Columbia has seized
the rea and persons estate Of the followiugnsrned
issiiTduals. c. -. c. Dunnington, DR.. Cornelius
BOYLE, DIR. Gsrnet- (son-iu.lew Of ex.Gov. WISE,
vi q G Will. T.swver Ratcife, Fras. Hanna,
<sSornedors Forrest, W. Shisia- VII. NJ CLARK
Mart, L Smith, Samuel Lee, and several others.
Tn addition TO these cases, there is other valuable
Pebel property to, ,se attached in this city.
Gee. CarringtoD, United States Attorney for the
District of Columbia, is rapidly maturing proceed
ingsagainst the property Of all persons who have
leftther home. and joined the so-calIed Southern
Confederacy He expects to have nearly al com
r'eted by the lst Monday IN June next, the return
day fixed by tue order Of the Court. He is acting
under the orders of the Attorney General of tie
United States issued several months ago.
There has been no unnecessary delay. Mach diff
Guilty exists in obtaining proof which 10 base e'
gal proceedings.
PAYMENT OF THE ARMY.
The srmy has been paid, mainly, TO the lst o.
March laet Some Of the PaymaseIs were payins
off troops duriog the time that Gen. Hooker wa
on the Southern side Of the Rappahaonock, anC
duriag the progress Of the battle the Paymasters haC
10 gather up their funds for safer positions.
MOVEMENTS OF MAJ.-GEN. HOOKER.
Msior-Gen. Hooker was il this city to-day on Off
cial business.
CONSUL Al KINGSTON.
Judge F. II. Ruegles Of New-York has been az
pointed Consul at Kingston Jamaica.
NOTICE TO ENROLMENT OFFICERS.
Provost Marshal. General Fry has Issued Il notice
that yost-Marshsls aud members Of the Board o.
ENROLMENT will be considered as declining theil
appointments unless they Immediately notify him Of
their acceptance and readiness TO enter at once upon
.beir duties; the acceptance 10 be forwarded by
,eegra,h whenever practicable.
CAPTURE or A BLOCKADE-RUENER.
The u. s. lteamer Chccura repOrts the seizure on
the Alb inst. of tie soOp Empress, from Nassau, N
r., bound TO Wilmington, n. c., with cargo o.
salt SIZE had no flag, clearance, register, mapiies
or Sea lettels. She was owned in South Carolina.
AL QUIET IN THE ARMY.
The only information from the Army OF the Poto
mac is that all is quiet and that Gen. Hooker ha'
retained from his visit to Washington.
INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT.
A delegation from the Philadelphia Union League
mad an interview with the President today.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16

Reported Defeat Of Gen. Bnnks-Losses OF
the North Carolina Brigade M ChHn-
scIIorsvilIe-The Rebel TnI-Law dri'-
ing Merchants out Of Busincss-spoils
Captured from Hookcr's Army-Ihe
Spirit OF the Rebel soIdiers-EuIogy on
htonewaIi Jackson-The Arrangements
for his Funeral.
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BEFORE ths hsH fos the drsvins - edmoeAss -
ths Ward. the numbR Of pssssns outsaAs a ~ o1ss
vas quite sman. and bat little inAsrsa sxAilsA
The arrangement fos sunductins he 1fan ~ a .
superior character. and The buildias veil oalziaAoo
for the businssA Tho foIlovips committee were -
pointed count The ballots Of ths Niastssaah Wds
II. J. Armstrong. lssiah Ksys9. John T. KAans
John RYAN and John Darcy. Fonr thoasasA fsD
hundred and eight ballots vsss 10 b placsd y tA6
Wheel out Of which one Thousand tAssa hundrs1 ~
Sortyssvsn clips vesu 10 bs drawn, which inalnSaS
the Afty pss cent for the quota Il thb We'd NJ
Conklin Bishop, the blind mas, ~ usssst 70 drs0
from the whssl Of fortune. The military forus re-
ssst vas two companies from ths "a Vermont vssuss
tssrs Considerable time ~ Consumed In ths oouut-
Ing Of the ballots, and vss nearly ~ ees bssaU
the drawing commenced.
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Naval Msve0epts.

fsstsfday the remains Of the late lsmsnted Com.
modore Rodsers wew conveyed fom the Rrool IN
Navy Yard in the steamer Vanderbln "a The steam.
boat City Of Boston. to be carried to Ess London,
where the funeral viii take place the residence Of
the family ofthe dscessd, Commander F1liebronne
Executive officer Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. and
Captain Meade, OF the lNortb CArolins s~comp
the corpse down the hay, and turned Il over to the
captain ~ 'he steamboat There vas no procession
OF sny kind except that th. men Of var st the Yard
half mas,ed their ensisns. The programme Of the
funeral will be published In the New London papers
tomorrow.
The mail will leave Philsdelpha IN the steam tug
transport Massachusetts, to morrow, for Charleston
Persons desiring to send thnss 10 ther friends could
post lett'rs and psTen this evening and thsy will b
IN time to 60. The Aassacusetts sale on SATURDAY
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The COnscriptS.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Tenth Ward.

The drar for the FiNh District vas se,umsd yss-
tsrdsy morning a. the building corner cf Brccme
and Fam .trcets The sudienee which was aree, main
tansd excellent order After the ballot, we're placed
In the box. Captain Duffy announced that 7s7 names
could he drawn. Supervisor furdy, tn addressing the
sudirnee aAid those Who vere or should tc drafted
ought to bear the matter patiently. They would
have ample time to fle their exemptions. lie felt
assured they vsuid mantsin ordAr Success ~ss fsst
crospins the Nstional arms; even Charleston would
scon fall. IL vas then no timsto rebel against the
iss,, when the rebellion vss nearly ended. The 70
marhs Of Mr. Purdy followed With loud spp,suse
A. half pas, ten O'Clock the drawing commenced
With v,sor, and the fret name vss John Davis 30
RiytnGton street,
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RoSecrans' Movement


di'p'teh from Stevenson, Ala. 9a,b inst. to the
Lcusvillc JousSAi. saye
Ih, mernins two companies Of our, croeed the r,,.
et AZ brhseSr aud landed on th. island occu pied ny
the eItmys pckes line OF rebel Oh srp.hooisrs at
,h.i' rom mr batteries u eiehts this side com
psIoi them to retis to shelter our and tho ret al
apart. A pontcon bridge vas thrown scross Hattie
Cr.eh, near y. confluence sith the Tennessee
ysi.ns by the signal co, v clc; the iccvias facts
~, rev troops r,nain IN the city probably no,
the following point, Lookout Creel, Ksll,'. Fery.
1rcer's Shoals, fcur nils above the city, q, Iiarri
son. ord, snd At Cleveland, on the rsilfosd. The
enemy 10 vsi ant the.e poni. and holds the fords
With well protected ba;i err. ur bsttecs Opposite
.s"n mss,,pt h.fs se,5 rs.'ns on 1 n. .nSmy.
no dsmsec, The shsrp.hooter Or. irving their skiH
~ each Other .hepey,Ia prrson eIrosed oatr. orpor
tunity. The r~bes evidently expect an attach from
smother drecion, and bsve removed their main foscs
souths ard, with the object Of chsckn ~.
We hnd the following In the -. I.ous Drnoonr:
OF course II i. impos.ihlc tn .ay VIA, go,scrsn,s
iotssfd movement o. he amy ~ INTENDED not go
Ro p, s" g.. 10 s:ss :ss
TO prevent The uniting Of the tvo rebel s,mies.
dispatch from Stevenscs. Ala. I'D. says:
dispstch iust in. from opeo,te Chenansoss. say,
disrton OF Chaf,aDoosa Va, ,o cover Al erredi.ion
across the river TO cut the railroad brt Chatta.
noosa and knoIy,ll.. The work was effected BY two
on the road, And returned without ihs loss Of . man
Rebel Account
The following 10 h on another paper received si
THE Office:
CdtidrooJa Auous', 2?.-- NoOn. A force Of sorne
strength arp AIRED on the opposte eide of he river
ycseidaS. about ten o'c0ck aud commenced shelll
the pace rth1nt warning Our batteries rcylled
promptly trd tho atillery duel oontinutd until FIVE
=. ". li''e grl, daughter Of f. q. Roach If NAsh-
vile. wnr mortally wounded. also one iiGy. The
fem man NJ the liver VS. baay sounded. lhe tne-
my suerwaIds retired. All quiet to day.
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ihis Office
Pursuit of Quantrell.
| Severe Measures Against tho Cue rrillns -
! Capture OF . steamboat.

kd'l'ds Cuy Aug. n QuantrelIs men are scat.
tered IN III sir fatnes-es throughout the border eoun.
ties, aud ere s,ili being hunted down. Over 400
hopes already have been ta.en by troops, luclud
ING some Of those taken ct Lasrsncc. Most Of the
goods aud money stolen have been recovered, and viii
o. far - 10 possible hs restored. Ropors that 81
men have been kiled have been received since zee
tsrdi,, making . total OF about so. No prisoners
have been takeu. and none will be. All houses in
which stolen goods have been found have been de.
stroy.d, veil ns eli the horses OF known guorras
wherever our troors have gone. Gen. Evins intcnds
10 destroy the houses OF oil persons in the border
counties outside Of military stations, Who do not
remove by the 9th of september, in obedience to
Geurral Order.
Ls1,ngtoh, No, Ang.--Ths steamer Live OAK vas
csrtuI oil last night, 81 Berlin, BY . small gang Of
suerras who, after robbns the boat and passengers
oi $780, allowed them 10 proceed
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

Mr. I,~co,x .hn h.. h... .,n.; :. a. .
~. -.
' "''"". i'"'e' ". '''e'" asy, "ks OF A"'p
to Germany to complete the educatioa Of her son,
Who 10 now studeut Al Harvard.
~, I. ~, ,,,,,,. ~.
LOG y" ihisHAAS, or. Wlliiam Collins, re-
Gently arrived in this country, having been drafted
send. challenge to Mayor opdyks 10 the effect that
he will not avail himself Of his exemption privilege
provided the Mayors son. Who has been drafted does
not, aud enten the army pSivste, With the un-
derstsndns that no influence bshind the throne shall
un. ,,,r,... .. .n,.r .,.o .na -. -ho I'm er., AZ.
serve promotion BY CALAMITY Ia battle. Unfortu-
nst,lv tbe uavov.s son hss b.en An invalid for anna
ume' shan exenp' uus ne intonas 70 sena suost-
tu,e Ia any case
Tv, Yo,rv,,, svoor,xo lxor,s- rvo
A"s A""A''LI" o"ooAI>" WV
Smpicrs-Tbe Investigation reiativo 70 the death OF
Joseph Z. Donnelly, Who wss shot 81 drinking -
loon in York villa on the 2(th inst bv Major Bas,-
~. ,, -
Io'a' VS. oone'uosn y"'orosy pe'oS'"'ohef hsnney.
The Jury were unable to ssree upon . verdict and
,h.,,,or.,,,scr,d ,,o ,on,r,,s on., Tn. fol,o,,r,
W. '"pH''' ''''' i"e ''""s'"s
asHsned by'iS OF the j'i"''
"we tho uud-rsisned after due a-lii Grafton, agree
that MAJOR Asford sho, deceased and thar tns shoot,
iIa .M nnJns,insme' sla We sI,o oensnie Solon.l
MOI, lVr MS Po'she ,h"suN" .nn upschItsnlshv
,Oh..t th ~ n wv. I,,.h"s h,s A.,nn , T""s Ssnoar
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TelsgrapAio News items, 10.

TEE Govei nment has rsAirsd siIty theu.. I'd DOL
L.. tr:m The al. q horses len ~ Morgan slons bis
Tnsns y ,,rss tobacco teld :, H,,hsld. M... 70,
sas "scc fsS OF which New York 're'.o'sA.'' offered
Trtes.vrrc reports " II. PROVES. Nsr.ns, Ger
drsn In oil the ststcs Will not sIcssd l6c.O6o men
ISs fev dsyy .rrsssements .il b. completed 70 in.
,pre the sped, disehA,ss Of I'll Fedssi prisoners in
ue hands Of the rebele.
rims.n rI1, suTisr Mcr. r. Ne.rr stopping 81 the
nand Of Fort Adans there
THy Identical Gag which ksjor Audsr,cp IN com
feied 10 lover Al Fort Sumter 10 the hands Of Gen
pied
on Tuesday the President es,s spd,ene, 10 a d,pu.
tstiou of colored Bsp.is,e, and rsvs them letter
recompcndins that faeitie- he afforded fr niission
srv Ial"r With the colcred soldiers In srmies.
GxyynAL frsussroS, vhose death va announced
yeeterday b.said 70 have hc.n shot hy o Texan or
c, cs, who eecused him of ceiling out vicksburs 10
Gseos ate'saiion ~ Dauville M, on Friday last,
con. ,,,s h,a " 'er,ou. not N yhich three pnr
Stss VicToatrs letter fosbiddinS the lsdies of
'n'nnd 10 war cripoliue wss copied into many
.1r, |. genuine, but IL turns out 70 he . hosI Il
sad feminine fashions, sometimes.
,ss .ny1sss = from n. Army q the Potomac c.r that
hgirneut mas been poned until
sAturday In accordance With the desire Of some n
tion.
,ls Uics. Judge Bacon, Of shs saprsme Csurt, has
aeciheh fhNt . prisoner In custody Of the United
states cannct b reieased By state authority, but
nl.' sus cut WIT Of habsaA corpus befrfs United
stAies Judse. his view ~ dissenssd from by Iudrp
Muller. but ~ IA sustained by Juder smith. ard will
90 TO the ful bench Of the supreme Court fos d. eision
RssKI ispateh. dnaed Canton, Mis- .Aus 70. savs
Grenais has fallen into the hands Of Federal force
nom the fa.co, And another fuu North Junction
Tue ron stock ~ the New Orle~ns Rsilroad ~, Al
,r' nada. The Yankees turned the rolling stoc Il and
captured MAJOR Chsimers and parry Of men. One
quarter of the town wn burned Roth the lsrep and
nne railroad midses over the YsilAbusha we're
AZ an suction sale isst vesk 10 Riehmoad. We, the
1uotsinns shov an extraordinary sdvsuco over for.
nri nri w1e. Ladic, shoes hrouyh, from &3b 10 x4a Q
eit cf ildrcn . from sis 10 $50; brcsAns, Aa5 ha,
trom % to ~ each; lais oprsev, from $50 10 %
W nsi' Prints from - 70 ~ res vard servan cot
nn aid sL'H per yarn: Maaons hlaekius, % cs
per hoI linen handkerchief, from -, 90 70 S3 piece:
osSimeres. fancy, s2a to s26 per yard
u, sotArs entered the ofiice Of the L. q Yxpre,s
tc,N ~ Louis, on Monday night, chloroformtd the
i'rk ANA porter who vere AAlefp In ante oh amber
tool pAr OF revolver and the KEYS from under hc
cefts pillow, opeued the safe, end mar ched on With
tfy thousAud dollars IN Gresubsr ks Int I'd
squsntity Of gold In smother compartment police
man coon amer found the street door open and
up the sleeper, vfo nearly vent crazy on Ar
out how they had been dupsd.
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Boston. Aug. :7.- The officers Of the steamer For.
es, CITY, which took nearly 1000 conscrpis from Long
Island to Alexandria, say that frequent thresu we're
made on the pssase by tho substitutes on board TO
burn the steamer, hut no attempt made
thsm. On srrivins in the rotomsc, many effort. 10
escape were made. one man Was shot while sttenpt.
Ing o swim ashore. Another ~as Uncovered in the
wafer with stor over his head, and being picked
up, ~u found 10 have 5000 ia hi, belt. Ahsr landing
quite number escsped shile on the way to the ~
my, u The car.
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CHARLESTON.
Gf'eh Fire Thrown into the City.
PROTEST by BEAlREGARD
He Wants More Time,
JUMTER AN UTTER RUIN,
LATER FROM KANSAS.
Fate Of the Lawrence Robbers
NO QUARTER GIVEN.
Fron Europe.
GaITibaldi to the President.
DRAFT RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Brooklyn to take it Monday.
&C.. Ae.. &c.
Fate Of the Lawrence Robbers.
Charleston.


Greak Firc Thrown Int the Chy, sc.
o0 so,y,. ysu,nd- 1uo IA yao,. n, s.,,,a.,
,, "a
enSni' Ao"'S' "s"'S~o WIN n'' son'to"
odvanced in the darkness 70 surp.Sr opened Ere n
Sclock. and icepins u up until o-oeloct. The fors
>,,,,. Al. g.. ,,,, :, "a. .r., ,,,,,..,
,.r,,,...,. .h,,,.h .,...
s~ '"' 's.N 'ss'''s ''''''s" WV "'A"a o"op
sN 'nS n'm'1 '' p''' h''es' Ane "no0 p>fsp"'
vns alse carried avav.
...<
sn' 'n'" "' n'' % '"' "''' '''nh' '"'''p
son' eu'n''' n'e" JUG w" '""'p'n'n'e !" ''""'
mt No,i,,is c,e.y and Be,,res.rJ IN, tb,e.
s'1f' '''"<' ''c'' Oh '"e "o"'''' 10 INV"
sny harm. The Moni'eo scre struck seven or eight
ems; no ons Injured
sumter dsiune'-sn immense p" oi rnbp'h.
Sne only eun ief TO u ~ thrown on the VAIL yester
~ ahunoon. To day the Grand naval and army
euaok on Fore wagner ana "isfs wii'be opened
u ping nos ~certained thsi sumter I" de Mne'' tic
~oA" vii oh'en RON no'" "sna ""s"s'!'
sen0h uimo'e" oe'efminea 70 ns's w" V"'eshon
"ton'Hs
'senerai"hmore on THURSDAY notihed Cen Beau
WwsuSd that II No did not snrrendr ahs tor1s he
vou'd shsh tho city N t~enty-'our mcn' ~ the
aAme time requesting oim 70 remove 'he women ana
efn'drcn Nostent'on PAID iotn" nhins' ana on
knday night ton "iliaore threw ia-'nlh 'heh mo
=. ".c nI, -.
-. -. -. -..... a.
-, go, -r,.,
.omroara. up,orthy Of civilized n.,,on. .nddrm. and.
ing moro tins 20 remove the women and children
scoru the city. The Enslish. French and span,.h
w.
onnsul' also denounced the short time gwen by Gen
Glmora and cl a mad more time 10 roInoyc the sub
$50. -. e.. c.,.s
@ lnsu ,',pso''vs oou'u.'. nen " u,'a'o'e ,s~
-.h. ,or,, and nnhic n-on,,, Gen Es,ure.,d
.'.S,s ~ 80, , 80 -. -
AnssGed BY asking for . thce OF forty hours. Gen.
Gilmore refu,ed 10 give any more time or to accept
80 o,h., ,,,r,. ,h.n an r,condi,Ior,I su-,,,ds,
~ Any ohef terms thsh IN utcon"itlons sWrehuef'
Al 10 O'Clock Last night the shelns Of ths city With
st;,eak Fire" y.s resumed
It's generally thought that the "Si hs and stf!pes"
vtll wave over Fort sumter tonight. The Mcnii0rs
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NtnHgctn, comm, aug. y. Ms. Caroline AuEus.
to Street widow OF the late Admiral foots, died 1T
the residence OF leE father Augustus H. street, EIq,
in this city, on weduesdsy evening. Mu. toots was
forty seven year, Of age Two are nov the only
survivors UG the Admirals family.
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to obtain the sdhesicn of Enssnd It siso ssva the
w"ent Government of MEXICO ~Ii administer AFFAIR."
Tor year TO oraAnixe the COUNTRY, but the eopsent
leo In November merit " ~
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Rebel Torpcdss. U.ed .i Ch.rI..,., n

"dsh'So'o'l, August ?I.-The Navy Dcpsrtmen,
te-eay recoiVsdffom Admiral pshlsren ,,ec,mcn Of
s~bei tcrpHdc II 1t four feet 10 isns b. tsp-rins
"Nin 'he man hodv, which . ssrut ward in CT
euih'eienee. snisr and Hoats arc a,tsched The
removal of the percussion caps hss rendered th,
powder inside harmless.
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No nofto- he could open Are Charlsson. In the
Asso'''ic. non combstsns can 80 out
asrs,s AsTeSIsHtr.
IRE Richmond ExAsrsIs, Of the 9<,h inst, snss
'atns ths; Gilmore has thrown twelve Oh slls '1rto
me Inhabited part Of Charleston" saysi
,hW" "hNu doss sdytts u The dtAfnnce from whirh
He ss<ls are fhroro. Ths hrfsyy " IN ,rdysh
nH .ot.struw the eitp. II hss LONG hren claimed
cy INC invt ntor. of the mofern ordnance that tho
rev s-tery vss avsilahe for such rirvoees At that
oaanec. Hut thi. 10 the first practical tee, Of their
preterson on record. aud noce.sArily attracts much
su.nticn. Not dcubt nov remains that the spirit
81 Chare.on 10 about 20 he tried In the terrible OF
deh Of abomhardment. Charleston vill he shpiled
IN no successful defence Of ia for,ifeatious and
nsrpor u We csn re'sn them ard foil the enemy.
,nN snriois victor viii amply eomtpnsats for ali
tne injury which bouihs can do to empty houses.
nkErI vRorvycY
When the rebels fired on Sumter. on the i'm Of
Arril, 1861, they had . ss,herins in Montgomery,
Aa., When the traitor Secretary Of war wahsr spoke
- follouC
No man con tell where the var this dav enmne ne
.ed you'd end, but h" would prophecy that the ass
vhieh nov hauuts the breeze here would float ovrr
,h' deme OF the old Capi ol a. Wahinon before the
~ o nAy. ~ them try Southern chivaty And tc-t
w eitent or Sofheru resources. aud u might hoat
tventuslly over Fanu.il Hall Itself
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NINTH DISTRICT
Ninstsoash Ward

Zlmm0uan ChAs
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repaired THIS life at the residence OF her father
n, ~GS &C UNITY G., the 10th April 1858, EMMA
ny hloOa' aged l6 years, months and IL days.
ii ueceaseu; ke most yourg people full Of life and
sPHs surrounded ny loving friends and ENJOYING perect
dsaS lad thought but little perhaps subject of
usefulness in this world But that terrible scourge Of the
young DyPtheria made its appearance In that hitherto
unoroKeh household, and claimed the lovely as his
pllze IN toa dark hour of agony when she behed
hopes OF cam vanishing from her forever she laid
mold upon Inc rock of ages that only support
the dying ssnner and claimed the merits OF crucHed re
deemer III her behalf just hour before her spirit took
lis Tight she was happily CONVEX to God and Continued
to praise and gory great cy while life remained
She greaI anxiety to depart be with Christ
ard alter aectionatey braCDg each member OF The
family and fiends who stood around she bade them fare
we'll and entreated them TO meet Der in Heaven. After
which che raised her if to embrace aud
exclaimed, behold my SsvioEr, ready and quiet
y fell asleep. day we all meet her in Heaven.
FRIEND.
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WILMINGTON MARKET, MAY eth. lss8-

BEEF CATTLE-Are brought market slowly, and sell
the hoof It 35 to so cents per H., as in quality.
BACONeells at IS Gems to 81 Gj 10. for hog round
BUTTER-$l so to 81 per ID.
CoRE-Sells at 81 per bushel.
Corn MEAL "Details from the granares at 81 so per
bushel.
COFFEE 81 so per ID.
COPPERAs-$2 so to SO per ID, at retail.
FGGS-75 to so cents per dozen.
FLoUR-The market is rather dull, and prices have de-
cning tendency. Small sales $50 per bb for super
fine.
FODDER So to $40 per 100 lbs.
LARD-$l TO 81 O5 per ID.
LEArHER-Soe S. so to s. and upper 81 % to 81 so per
10.
oLAssEs-New Orleans $40 rer gallon.
POULTRY-Live fowls 81 rs 10 81 so each.
PEAS S. to Sc per bushel.
PorAToEs-Sweet retail IS to S. co. and Irish at 81 per
bushel.
RICE-CIean, 20 cents per ID. by the cask
SALT-Sound made 50 Fer bushel.
sUGAR-sl Is to 81 Is per ID. in hhds. and bbs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS factory, 81 to 81 05 per yard
TALLOw--$l Is per Ii.
YAKN-S l2 to SIS bunch.
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SALT.

TN3E SUBSCRIBERS is making Salt at Stump Sound, OTs
low County which he will sell at his works two dollars
per bushel below the Wilmington Market price, he will
trade Salt tor provisions the market rates
Salt is selling at as low a price possibly be
made for and parties likely want it would do well to 10y
in their supply at once. NJ. L. F. Redo
May Z. 1868. S2-sm".
Raleigh Standard copy Weekly to amount of ao and send
bill 10 this Office for payment.
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DIED.

At the residence of their father Purgaw Depot
Hanover county c. of Diptheria the 23d of April
days.
And the 2Gth of April WILLIAM DUNCAN DuPREE
aged years mouths ard "a days.
In Brunswick county, the I'd inst, Mrs MARTHA A.
gears.
In this place. the evening of the 9Th inst, JOHN
BLOUNF, infant of Capt. VIM. T. Muse c. s. N aged
three months and three DAYS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-07

= airing crown of glory, but should he fall he Is
BIZ -r,voud redemption. r-;,b;,
81 @ in Ncrth Western Virginia had passed WITHIN
NE niles of waynesburg, Penn. The Cashier OF the
~ destroyed sixty thousand dollars OF BANK issne'
,a'a f.. falling into the hands of the rebels.
=,r,et was excited by wild speeulatlons IN stocks
-,-r Cotton dull.
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HDTICE.
TTNDER advise of tine Court Of Pleas and larter
sessio of Dupn Comfy, notice is hereby gwen tnaf
private iud ,duals lodge their negroes Tor sae Feep
ing in the sill of Duplin will hereafter be charged one
dollar per d. y for the board of each negro.
This the 2. md of April A. D., 1868. ~, ie
a,,u2,,b ,as9 I66-6t&2l'At
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THE SECOND

QUARTERLY MELTING for Topgail Circuit \. c. Con
ference will held Union Church. (Iarrison Creek)
on tbs Bird sun2t in MAJ, and saturday oeLore: =
ID. 3. NICHOLSON, P. E.
Tonsai 6 nnd. n. c.. APRIL both. 1853 3l-G<