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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-17
TADYERTIsEMENT.

COLUMBUS COUNTY, n. G., Nov. 30th, 1863
At q meeting of portion of the citizens of Bladen
and Columbus counties held this day at Shiloh
fer the purpose devsng for providing for
of the needy of the neighborheod Which
with prayer BY Alex. Campbell ESQ., mstion B. n.
Richardson, Esq called to the Chair, and Melton
Cspmbell appointed Secretary.
On motion of D. D. Campbell com nittee Of Eve was
appoin ed to draft resolutions for the meeting"
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen =
Messrs D. D. Campbell Owen Hobbs, J. s. Council, JAS
AcNorton, and ". G. Burnes.
On melton Of Mr.. D. D. Campbell, the Chairman ad
ded to the Committee.
Said Committee appointed to draft resolutions, reported
the following:
WHEREAS 1t appears that account Of the short crops
generally made ia this neighbe chood and the
scarcity nnless provision made whereby car
be procured for the needy there persons in this
hood soldiers families especially who mast suffer
Therefore be it
RESOLVED, Thu portion of the citizens of Baden
and Columbus, assembled at Shiloh for the
pose of devising aud for the relief of the
neghborhood do appoint Mr. B. IA Richardson agent
whose duty shall be to buy and sell 1t again to those
want without charge except cost and expense Of trans
uertson with reasonable compensation for his trouble.
:. B. IL. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
d.. CAIPBELL, secy.
Columbus certify that the above proceedings
rect. OWEN HUBBS, j. +. lseal
Dec, a. 8l-lt*
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DIED.

On Stones Bay, Onslow county N. C, the 9Th Dec,
1853, JOHN 7. WHlTEHURST, Esq, aged SO years. 5
months and Is days.
Richmond and Petersburg papers please copy.
In Columbus county Monday, the 7th inst, at 81
O'Clock, Miss MARY ann CHAN 7, aged Al years,
months and 10 days She had been slant member OF
the Baptist Church for several years. he lived Chris
tan and died christan leaving large circle Of relatives
and friends to mourn her loss.
At his residence in D1plia County, the II, day
October last, WILLIAM Byrd, very advanced age.
he deceased for previous to his dealh
CONSTANT member the Baptist church. and had for
great while served his church deacon He was hon
the Church and community have sustained great and
parable loss. Peace to his ashes. 4.
Biblical Recorder Copy.
At his residence, in New Hanover County the 2Oh,
day November, ult Rev. DAVID WELLS, in the 66to
year of bis age. the deceased the time OF bis
death of the Oldest most beloved and efficient minis
of the pst denomination orh Carolina But
notice of bis distinguished life and services
will be prepared by the church of which he was mem
Der, for bear further remarks in this connection
In Onsow county, on the 5th inst, Mrs. ANN BORDEN,
aged Is years. When her last hours met the call
Of the Master with Christian ton yielding her ger
tie spirit the hands OF God who gave it che has left
behind dsYoted daughter many friends and
atges her loss out they not those 80
She was kind mother and true Christian, beloved by
all who knew her.
None kew her bat to love her,
Nor named her but in praise. F.
this town last evening, Mrs. ELIZA FRANCES BRAD
LEY, wife OF Dr. A o. Bradley, and daughter of the late
wm. a. Lppitt, aged 80 years and months
dutie 81 and anectionate daughter exemplary wife
and mother aiaole and kind in all the relations Of fe
her early and unmey death will be deeply mourned BY
large circle of relatives ara friends.
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WILMINGTON MARKET. De- ~

WhmINdION MARKET, Dec. L. lss3
BEEF CATTLE-Are brought TO market aparn,Iu 49,,
meet with ready sale at high prices We quote on The hooS
at 10 to so cents per ID for net meat as in Duality
BEEswAx-Sels at 81 so per Id.
BAcoN-fs in demand A few small lots Have sod from,
carts at 81 IS to 50 so per Id. ~
+ ER-$5 to SIS so per Id.
busheI. "C 0N s' a. - " - per
Com MEALThe supply very light and not equal to
the demand ron consumers We quote from the Rrana.
ries, in the small way, at s. per bupheI N ' Diana
COPPBRAs-Retaiis at 81 IS to So 80 per M
CoTToN-Has advanced in price, and sells q, e. n -
81 rs per ID. w % " W
FLoUR-Has declined in price during the week an, ,,
sales have been made at $50 for superue 500 Der
for family. -''
foDnER-$l5 per 100 lbs.
HIDSs-Green 81 70 to 81 and Dry So so to 81 per H.
LEATHER-Soe Sl to $ll 90, and Upper $l2 to $3 per
Id.
LARD-By the bbl, 81 25. per'lb.
MoLAssEs-Retails at SIS to l6 per gallon.
HAILE-By the keg, 81 IS to 81 40 per ID. =,
PoULrRY-Fows 81 TO 81 so each live and Dress
ed 81 to 81 rs Id. Turkeys live, 50 to $40 each, and
dressed - 70 to 81 so per 10.
PorAToEs-sweet $ to 49, and Irish sl2 to SIS Der
bushel. - ~ w -
PORKFresh has been brought to market pretty freely
for the week. and sold from at prices ranging from
PEA hUTs-Sell frcm carts It 50 to $40 per bushel
RICE-Cesn sells by the cssk at 35 40 cents per lb-
Rough S. TO Sc per bu8hel,
SALT The market is pretty we'll supplied and con.
tinues 70 rue COL We qaote small sales from of
kUGAR By the hbl, So 80 to 50 per h.
sHEsTING-Fayetteve factory So 10 to So rs Der ward
by the balls
SPIT TURPENTINE-s3 per gallon.
TALLow-oes al 81 90 per Id from carts.
IARN-Sels by the Dale At $50 to S!7 bunch.
WoOD-lsin demand, aud sells readily high prices
We qlo,e by the boat ad at $50 $22 for pine $22
- SIS tor ash, and So to sn per cord Tor oak
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For the Journal.
At meeting of the non-commissored officers and
prvatez of Company II, lst N. O. Cavalry at Camp
near Culpeper Court House, November Sd, 1863, for
the purpose of giving public expression to the seati'
ment of the Company regard to the death of their
former Captain and late lamented Colonel Thcs Rufin
the following preamble and resolutions unanimous
~ adopted
WHEREAS, Recognizing in the death of Col. Thos Rufn
bat the of that Divine Power without whose
knowledge sparrow falls to the ground ); yet with all
to the Ruler of all claim as ours the
ancholy duty and mournful sight to pay last tribute
at the shrine OF departed worth
ResolUed, That in the death of Col Run the Confede
racy has fine and able DEFENDER North Carolina one
brightest ornaments ana his regiment gallant ana
fearless leader
Resoued 3D. That his death, though in its
ectipg honor both and him, behold with the
creates regret the suuderiDg those ties which have
Resoued 3d. while memory las will still cherish
as sacred the recollection of him who by his invaluable
courtesy kindness less than by his hrmness and
bravery admiration and commanded our re-
spect.
still clearly recognize the spirit OF the hero who
sets a noble example at the 1883 OF h.s te.
Resoued Str hat his bereaved family, thus su 7den
w. by misfortune of Wal, deprived of an anecLonate
son aud brother, tender our heartfelt s3mpathles.
ResoUed 9Th That copy of there res buttons be sent to
the family of deceased also to the Richmond sentinel
Raleigh State journal, Wilmington Jc4rnai, Biblical Re-
corder Ka.egh Christian Advocate, with request to
publish. 49,
J. W. BIDDLE, Committee.
j b. WIGGS
pr>r n Cpoox Ree'v.
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NiITlN e.


I HAVE LOST OR MISLAiD the following and
papers, and hereby warn all persOns 4radng
r receiving them,
One against Or. Thomas Hill, for Sis pay able
months after date, ana daLId Janua lO,h 1851, paya
bic H. BourCe EXT One DOe DE-. T. bl $40 Is,
due day after date dated Al ri 6h los pay
B. l.. Bill epeight HIl Tor $3.50 three months
date dated Augu,t l5th 1850, pay able b. BILL
One Speigh dill, or Sl00 ugus 2lst lH60
payable to b. l. dill. One Harris B4Ife.d David
Barfed, payable A. hi. Ward for $45r twelve his
after cate, dated March Goth 1888, credit $37
dated Nov "mber Is h. lS4l O1e George 7. Ben
nett for $l30 49, payable B. L. Hill, day ater date
and dated october IA h. 1852 with a edit 500 so,
march 10Th, 1861. One note ". Pollock $625 one
day after date, payable to b. L. Hill, dated January 3Oh
1860, with cred of $780, September l4h, 1850 ono
credit $2l2 81 Jul 2jt 1861; credit abGu $lO0"
about December lst 1872. J. r. ObeIy, VIM.
L. Wggus and j. K. Parker, for $50 So months after
date dated December 27h lsoo payable to h Bourden,
Ex'r stafford Grant Sulomau Barhe!d and
Bared fer SZ months after date, da January
3D. 1861 payable t. n. BUuIdeG, EXT One on b.
Flowers, solomon Ba field and J. K. Flowers, Tor $lO
dated January Sd, 1851 months dae aud
to II. Bourden EXT, OF l. Hill. One
Barheld, Barfed and K. B. Flowers $52, Blk
hs after date and dated January 3D. 1861 and
H. Bourden, Exr. Also two notes BENZ Girls old,
for SO, the other $7 dated 1852
and payable Charles Allen Also certificate ral
road STOCK the Wilmington and Weldon railroad or 10
shares, standing the hooks Bour-
den for which, application will be made for
| II, BUURDEN, EXT.
| Dec. IS, 1862. l0-EJ+
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AN UNPLEASANT REMINIsCENCE.-A recent num-
Der OF the Memphis Bulletin contained the following
The editor OF the Chattanooga Rebel says there's a
Divinity that shapes our ends We guess the divinity
that shapes his end will be hemped one.
To which, the Rebel replies by recalling the following
somewhat unpleasant "reminiscences
We bad rather go up at the end of a rope in the
cause advocating, than go off at the end of
a cowhide, the traitorous editor of the Bulletin did
from Wheeling, Va, few years ago. Don't you re-
collect Bingham who applied the lash SO vigorously and
your cowardly would-not allow you to resent
the il Fiction
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LIT O Cas ualties
Field ard staff iled--none
wounded-Lieut. Gel H. a. Brown, slightly on hand
Go. A-Killed-none.
Wounded-sergt +. Johnson Privates A. Wyrick and
George D. Lane.
Co B-Kiled-Cerp'l 8. n Willborne.
Wounded-Sergt D. G. Woodrsagh, Sergt. P. c. Mccall,
Private j. ID. Mitchell L. L. Witherspoen, W. E. Conner
J. P. Shaw Jro. Robertson, J. n. Brown, Color SegI.
Co C-Killed-Hone.
Wounded-Private j. Il. Brinson, ". R. Brnson, J. W
Wagstaf H. H. Witty.
Co. D-Killed--noRe.
Wounded-CorpI S. A. MCCALL Privates n. Gates, q
Hines, Jas Mccall, J. Kaipe T. Mas. j. F. Summit.
Co. K-Kied-S. Albright.
Wounded-sergt. B. summersette, Privstes B. Williams
NJ. Lay, J. G. Capp
CO. -Killed-Pr vate D. M. Manning.
Woundea-N. B. Gatin.
Co. G-Klied-J. G. Fish.
Weunded-Privates ". j. Saoler. J. W. Collins, D. P.
Collins B. g. Upchurch, J. Lawrence, B. A. Goodwin.
Co R-Klsd--None.
Wounded-CorpT J. 5. hobly, Privates E. HARRISON j.
q. Murray. J. F. Jones' L. Blown, W. jolly.
Missng-Sergt. T. Pollard.
Co. I-KIled--Cavin Perry, morally wounded, G. W
Baily, since dead.
Wounaed-GeEph c. W. Upehurch, J. Il. Young
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S2u0 REWARD.

ska RUNAWAY from Jhos J. Corbett and Mrs. Susan
- r.. Russ, the I'D inst, two negroes named BOB
~, and HENRY. Bob is about feet IL inches high,
light and dark, with his under lip and 80 years
Of age Henry is about 20 years of age yellow com
psxlon stoops when walking and is a5out5 feet 10 inches
high.
will give the above reward for their delivery and safe
confinement in Wilmington jail. They aiming Tor the
Yankees.
THOS. ]. CORBETT.
Nov 80, 1863 793t-l9.It"
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Nov. 80, 1863
TAKEN UP

ND committed to tie jail of kew Hanover county, a
IA NEGRO MAN named Washington who 81 US thar hs
belongs MI. Payne living near Statewide, N. O.
The of said negro 10 hereby notified to for
ward prove property, pay charges aud take hun away
otherwise he viii be dealt with as the law Directs.
X. J. JONES, Sheriff.
Dec. 16. 1868. 6tdLtw-lL%
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HEADQUARTERS lat N. @. TROOPS,
Decemhe Sd. lh63.
BENZ. G. GROOM. Bee'y.

EEApoUA RTERs lat N. @. TRooPs
December 3d. 1868.
Gentlemen Below you will find list of casual les of
lst N c. Troops in the fight Germanna Ford {" on
the 27th November which you will please ub sh for the
information of all concerned Our division Johnsons)
peong big" fight here for some time, but at this
Meade Withdrawn all his forces to the North side Of the
Rapidan After crossing the whole of his amy to the
south side and having them drawn in battle array
days dared face the brave veterans of General
Lee and followed of his predecessors by with
drawing from our under cover of night. When
where he will attempt make another for ward
il ia imDoeibe to saw but let him when where
will find US ready assist him in reogade movement
do not know thu of losses sustained by the
but know their casualties have been much heavier than
ours-iudring from dead in front, which
than two to ene besides oJsing heavily in prisoners
Very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
THOMAS II. W. HoINTIRE,
Acting Adj't LIST N. G. T.
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NOTICE.

ON THURSDAY, the 9TH day Of January, at the late
~ residence Michael Register deceased in New Han
county will SELL at pubic auction assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KlFoAEN FUKNlrOkE two Horses,
one woke Of Oxen, Buggcs and Hat less, farming
utensils, lot Lorn Fodder, slips ard Bacon Also,
the same and place will hire the year 1864
about TWENTY NEGROES, and the plantation.
q. n. GALLOWAY, Admin.
Dec, Is. 81 lt-l22.*
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Of Tupe1ae Lands Columbus County, 50 miles from
WllhtugtOn.
yETIlL be sold the pre- Is5s, on the l4h day CT Jan
w uary next Iand, lying the est
side of Be swamp, and both sides Of Whining
ION and lanchester kalroad, between Flemngton aud
Whilesville, containing abuuL 800 acres ess
said tract lands Of Powell FaTIor, Barber,
Creech and M Cracken has about five tasks Of boxes,
with some cleared Iand good dwelling house, store,
warehouse pentne sill ana ali necessary OUT buildings
be boxes are nearly flied, and good face the
There is a Le stand and aPostCaice the
premEas.
This offers rare opportunity for investment and pos
session will be given immediately
Terms months Gre DIT with approved security
For turlher particulars apply a. AalsVllIe, to
1HOMAs HALL,
Administrator Of J. Il. Hail, Gec'd.
Dec. 10, 1863 oI&I2tI4thJN
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ADMINIsTRFTOR's SALE OF PEaIsHAsLE

I'm Tuesday the 5tn day of January 1864 at the
" ideDce OF Rev David Wells deceased, New Hanover
County will offer pub c sale all the psrishab proper
ty belonging of said deceased co1ss ing
of:-a euseh Did and Kitchen furniture, Horses,
Mule Corn, Fodder Potatoes, Cattle, sheep IA. hogs,
and Pigs PORK, and Lard two Buggss, Carts;
also IL negroes viii bo hired out for rhs year. lhe sale
will continue from day to day uut all is exposed Of
JOHN ~. CARR, Admins. -ator.
Dec. Is, 1868. lz3*.
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber at December tenn 1863 OF he Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Session. for the county New Han
over, having duy lahe1 as tie admDiptr4tor BeDja
min w. Howard, decd, hereby nJties persons
and all persons having Gains present
them within the time prescribed Dy law this will
be pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
ROBERT c. BATS, Admir-.
Dec. l6, 1868 I22C$
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold at the Court Ho1ge in nhyie, on the
w first Monday 10 February KIT, niue Ikcy NEuhOE&
belonging the estate Elizabeth Ans, deceased
said negroes be sold for division ing Tue
Terms cash.
RUFUS GALLOWAY,
Commissioner.
Dec. 18th l27s'
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QUoTH Meade to Lee
"Can you tell me,
In the plainest sort Of writing
When people will
Get sll their fill
Of this big job of fighting"
Qaoth Lee to Meade,
Why, yes indeed
I'll tell you in a minute =
Whom spectators
And legislators
Are made to enter IN II :"
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SEED OATS.
R0 BUSHELS SEED OATS, superior quality, in store
W. and for sale by
THOS. J. JOHNSON,
As North Water Street.
Dec. 10th 63.f
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40 NhGn,,n. w4NTED.


WISH to hire he Virginia and Zen lessee Railroad
Company three huudlcd eDe-bodled EG 50 MaN, for
year 1854 WOOD and I-s aud work
the repairs # track. Having hand ull hupyy of
pToVislOLs aud CO hng safely tIat ssVduts
hired TO This Cum nLu at oil wen fed and
clothed. located healthy section of the
country, the eDemy lines, Offering Unusual
inducements the OF goes hire Them
those having negroes hire will do see me-
z. D. ad1cess Clint n. N q. would IKE hear from
those OF whom have hired negroes heretofore.
j. &. PEIERSOE.
Dec. 16, 1863. l24t~
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Rail Road Accideat.-We unders tand that al acct
dent iuvolv aconsiderable loss of property occurred
on the Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road, on
Monday afternoon. A train of cars from Wilmington
or Augusta principally laden with coffee, whiskey, and
general assortment of blockade goods, was passing
over Green swamp Bridge, near Sumter Court House,
wben after the engine and five had safely crossed
the bridge gave way, and the seven remaining cars
were precptated into the swamp, distance OF niteen
every direction. More real Coffee mas been drank in
that neghborhood within few days, than for long
time previously. Charleston Courier.
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monitors at Charleston. 1t might be difficult cues
ton to decide whether the monitors will get as
near to Charleston as they have to Port Royal. The
people can also, without the slightest malice ask
Dahgren whether be intends to permanently run the
monitors aground send them at stated periods to
Port Royal for repairs The public demand trial
of the monitors, and for the delay of
the experiment.
There ia, the contrary, every why it should
he made and made The rebels are strenuously
fortifyisg every available point which commands the
channel. Already Beauregard has increased to great
extent bis forces in and around the beeaguered city
Gilmore, having performed bis allotted portion of the
sege s ready and anxious to help Dahlgren to trial
of his. The commanders of the monitors all brave
meD; the crews ready for an action 80 glorious
Everything and everybody seems to await upon Dahl
gren The people, reccollectiug the brilliant and dash
ing attack of Dupont last April, have become DISCUS
ted with this unseemy delay which is weekly apologize
ed Tor BY bad heath, "best of terms with General Gill
more" Monitors at rtNRoyal for repairs" and
something stirring from the feet goon" Action is de-
manded. The country wishes to know whether it has
been and is spending s money in the right class of
iron cads or whether the monitors twothrds hum
bug for the reduction of rtfcatons.