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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19
SD REWARD

'fs% RUNAWAY FROM TIE GU BSCRIBEF2, on thC E5 b
a day OF NoV mber last, my boy WILLIS aged ahCat
A thirty years WILLIS is about feet 10 inches high,
OF dark COM Xion. has down cast look little stcoping
ard limp' slightly in bis walk caused by burn
thUk) bis left high and leg When last heard from said
boy, he in tie nee hborhood OF Lauri burg N. c..
ad have doub. is trying make his way TO the free
States, ether by of Wilmington. \ c TO the Yankee
feet, through the connty in other direction.
good believe that te las been aeing
permit written by himself fettously signed. aud may
temp pass himself free will paw fhe bOve
his apprehension and delivery ne, ha
the amount his odgmen IN any Jail within tn limits Cf
the rou bern CUCfeteracy. that C get him.
w. Il. NEDLIE.
Clio, Mar bcro District, S =
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LETTERS FOR TIE NoRTH.-Parties in the South, re-
fugees from The ortn, in writing home, either by flag
CT the underground mail route should never ap-
pend their Signatures 20 tnelr letters, where initials or
any pElVate mark viii answer well TO communicate
the name OF the writer. gentleman in Richmond
from Baltimore, says the Charleston Courier, recently
communicated with his wife by letter through flag OF
trUc. signing bis name. The Lincoln suihortes at
FORTRESS Monroe recorded his name book kept for
The purpose seat the same on 10 Baltimore wheIe be
was kDOwn and in few days thereafter his vile re-
ceved from the government notice OF sequestration of
all her husbands property.
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*BuIl Nelson.

BRIG GIN. CHALMERs.-1he News states that this
officer Was in Mobile ca the 3lst ult not having yet
recovered from the injury received in the battle OF Muir
freesboro which proved to be oTe severe than at fist
supposed. The wound on his head, inflicted by the
fragment Of shell that struck him, slight, and has
almost entirely healed Up. Bat mere serious injury
was sustained from the explosion OF tie SHELL wh ch
prodQced cCncussion OF The BRAIN resulting III slight
efason, aud causing great prostraton Of the whole
nervous system At the sug ges ion of the division
geon be is Low absent on leave for the benefit Of bis
Death and his many friends ,in Mississippi; will be
pleased know that be is under orders from General
Johnston to report TO Gen Pem6erton for duty in
Mississippi at The expiration OF his leave. ..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

hDEiszEe TESAT02-'s HkTECE-.-F0E SALE
: VALUABLE TRACT 0 Z LAND containing 4.5 acres,
n aiih fge dwelling and cuthooses OF ali kinds The
Land s situated the Deep River the centre
~ the Goa fields basin. formerly belonged 10 Dr. thas
Chambers deceased Ais3twO other small places with good
/. uses ana IMPROVEMENTS.
apply to Ur b. G. Williams Chalk L. vel, Harnett co
or to Samu,l q. Brace, carthage, d GOore county
Frb. 4.-lg-3lw,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

An editor of Western paper, while taxing snooze
afer dark, travelling in railway carriage had bis
pocket picked The thief next day forwarded the pock
ct book by express, to the editors oce with the fol-
lowing note
Yeou miz9rabe skunk, bears YET pockt Dock I
don't keep sich. Fer dressed well you vas
to 60 round with wallet with nuthin in it but lot of
moose paper scraps, ivury tooth eumb, two moose
paper stamps, and pass from raleroad diructor is
contemsPrbIe mpersition' to the publiek. AS beer
yeur editor, return yer trashI never robs any
II geptiemun.h
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

A week or two ago, lady from OHIO, lire. Jadgo
c. who has a brother i. The sou ,, visited General
Price with letters p1rp0riag 10 have been written by
some of the mcss eminent men o. Oai2, Indiana ana
Illinois, proposing he admission OF ths4 >tates into
the southern Corfeieracy They say they bega secret
organizations en- 5racr- the three entire @tss aGG hat
they have been preparing this step i3r yes. ltet
their interests are identified wita car aad Jay are
tired OF the They propose il tbty received,
upon given day 10 rise aQsse seize tbs arus, am
munition stores and property Of the Uoe4 states and
declare themselves in rebellion. They propose 10 bind
them forever to deliver up ali fugitive slaves. .
Gen. Price knew Mrs. e., and suficiec.iy IA
mliar with toe writing Of many Of thesa men, 70 rest
assured Of its geuuineness lie accompanied her t.
jackson, Miss, called council coasisFg OF Geazras
Loring, Reed Pemberton, and Gov. Petus, aud ll1Lo
daced her The result was she was furnished tausqor-
tation to Richmond for further action.
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BRAGG AND his GEEERALs.-We learn from un-
Questionable source, that on the arrival of Gen. Bragg
UItahOma he add essed circular letter TO bis ten
erals, which be desired to know il there any
cation for the iumOr prevailing, that there dssas
lection aud want Of confidence 10 him. existing ia the
army? All the Generals with the exception OF With
srs and Cteathln replied in the affirmative, stating
THAT such tue case, and that 1t would be to the in
rcs. o the ssryice il Gen Lragg would ask to be
.ievtd.
/. is further stated that rome but Generals Polk,
Wi hTs and ChC-lham cOncurred in the proposition 10
Iey1at from MurCssborO', all the other Generals not
only beng opposed to it, but The majority f hem we're
not even consulted this point. General Withers in
bis statement in this ard therefore entirely mis-
takan.-Ch0S Courier, 9Th
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CLINGaAN's BRIGADE.

Headquarters 5Ist Keg'C n. G. Troops
Jan 18th. Is63
T1BE following named soldiers having deserted this Reg
ment, hereby published deseTters. and thirty
dollars reward will be for each either of them
when lodged in Jail delivered to these Headquar
teIs LEVI and RORERr II. ERRI T, of sampson
y, and JOHN J, JAHES OF Dupln. I earnestly appeal
to the Mounted Patrol OF these counties hunt aud
LIVER the above Tamed men to the hands Of justice.
:. 81. STANF;i RID.
Capt. Co. c, 5lst Il. G. T.
Jan. 18th, 1868 S2-It-l7-5.*
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LxEJUT02,s HOTICU.

He UNDERSIGNED having qu4ifadI at September
Term, a. D., 1862, OF the court OF Pleas and altor
- ss 1ns Cf Hanover county Executor upon the
ilst II Il Testament Cf w A eyer, deceased hereby
gives uoti~e persons having claims against sad estate
present The SINE, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed oy law, otherwise this notice will be plead III
Udr Cf Eieir recovery.
All persons indebted 10 said estate will please make m
date JaymeLt. i. ADaIAN, EXecutQr.
jan !th lSt3.-l59tT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

- HE SUBSCRIBER wishing tohis late purchase
in =. Carolina offers for sale his Plantation Iopsall
Scaud II nIes from Wilmington containing Eve hun
dred acres the best quality Pea Mutt a1G. About half
Of the tract now Urder cultivation Also, sIc3.
tract of pney land lying front of said place. the main
leading Wilmington. These lands are principally
on the Sound convenient fish and ysersOr max
Sa!t-anG are believed to be desiraby located any
lands TIE Sound There is about one hundred acres
the very best Pea Land, ready to portion OF
which has already been beaded, and contains large
quantity OF seasoned trees, the very best Tor boiling
Ea-and convenient the Sound. Persons :" isiUg 10
purchase desi able residence woud DO well to examine
the premises. Terms made easy. ~
n. +. NIXON.
Dec. l9 1851. l7-tt
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FROM THE NORTH AND WEST-ADVAN n e IN GOLD
--G0NFEDERATE3 FROZEN TO DEAT4-FEDERAL
DmSF RTERS--KENTU KY TR00P3 OBDRRED OUT,
c., &C.
(2pecil to the Mobile Advertiser and Register)
JACKSON Feb. iIth, 1868.
despatch to the CRISIS from euada, says that Chi
dates of the All inst AMI New York Of the
inst have been received. Fry goods hive advanced be
yond The reach of greeabacks. God 1922
Twelve Con edarate prisoners frozen death at
Camp Douglas.
San ancisoo spatchs OF the Sd inst say that Judge
Craimer had decided that gree nbscks not legal
tender
The Hateras sunk by the British Ship Enitfre.
Indian polls dispatches, of the 81 inst that Federal
desc making BILE resistance arrest
There is great ex .ieme It in conse gu nee
The Kentucky Legislature has ordered twenty thou
sand troops under the military boa resist the enforce
ment Of Lii COINS proclamation.
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in Wilmington.
Nov. 2oth 1861. l0-3m*
C0NEEDEHAGEI STATES OE ADzERICA;
In COM ederGt8 District Court for the District of Cape
Ear, he DlStc! Of North Carolina, at Sa1s10 ~,
Iecember 4eT'Da, let2
GENERAL ORDERS:
IST TIE CLERKS of he several District Courts " ii not
issue executions COSTS in representation cases until
three months dscIees to enable deleL daDts py
10 court without execution.
Pad Defendants paying costs TO Marshal Ss uestratOn
cases Will lie IN several CLERKS Oces, or before
Splag Term 1868, the receipts OF sarsbai TO enab The
CLERKS oasceTta what will be for interest 1t tue expi
rallon OF twelve months from the time Cf the decree
SD Deiendans against whom DEGREES were entered st
sst opTug Term Will pay the Receivers the interest
that nay accrue and re~an unpad within three MI
eites Spung era, le63 will issue therefor
aad ey viii be subjected to the If issuing col
lectIng the same
4;h Receivers to whom deeess npart or in WHOLE are
PAID must edatey notify the Clerks Of such pay mt
and the Clerks will not issue execution when payments are
thus made.
Ordered By the Court that the Clerk of this Coar cause
publication OF the above General Order weekly
for four consecutive weeks in the months January and
February, the State on nal Fayetteville observer
ashyIlIe News Carolina Watchm Wiminu ton jour.
nal furnish copy thereof Cterss 0f the Dis
ict Courts of Pamlco aud Abemare, be spread upon
the records of said courts.
Attest,
DAN. COLEMAN, Clk C. D c.
Feb, 4th.l9 4w,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

It is not generally understood thai the F1gda and
to are one and the same vessel Before ing the Con-
ederate service the vessel named the Oreto tie
Ala6ama was originally named the "290 The Fl0rtdc
an exact model of the Alabaaa the exception
being two hundred tons less in capacity OF burthen.--
She carriesthe same number OF guns, and is equally
fast a sailer Yankee commerce is destined to be
troubled
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TURPENrINE DIsTILLIaItY AND Land FOR

I OFFER FOR SALE NJ STORE q Nd DwEi LING
i HOUSE, TURPENTISE DI5TI tLERY. with fixtures,
30 acres 81 Pisa LAND, situated within at ni.e
OF BiadenbOo station, the wilmington, hlrl0ue
liu herord railroad, and "a miles from Wilmington.
particulars address a. BladenbOr0, Bla
den county, n {. In my ABSENCE hir. Colin will
chow the Iand- hJDERI IAlI.
January 9, 1868. 1S-Ot-I6 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

YANKEES AHEAD. "A late English Journal says that
live gorlo bad just arrived in Liverpool from Africa,
and that it is the first living animal of the species that
has been brought to Europe The Yankees with their
usual energy succeeded in cagng live specimen at the
White House nearly two years ago. John Bull will
have to cave
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS,

RICHMOND, Feb. IL, ISb5'
The eHste passed the finance bill yesterday
sessicE The provision of the h have yet been made
public To day r Phean from the Select Inmittee,
ported back the bill to impress cotton for public use, with
the Ddation that pass The bl! placed
the calendar and the Senate then int session
Tie House WIS in secret session.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

The battle of Kohn, fought between the Austrians
and Prussiars, vas lost by the latter
I heir king, Immediately after his defeat meeting
with Prussan soldier who had received wound in
the face inquired In what beer shop did you get that
scar ?'' In e., replied the solder, where your ma
mid the rerk0njnp"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

VALUABLE T.ASD SOS SALE.
Z OFFER FOR SALE, ny Plantation, on Care FeaI
1 River miles from the village of cummerVic, lar
county containing l75 acres $50 cleared ia
Guiding leo Tesy tine bottom land Tbs improve
consist # good dwelling with 10 o1n5, ana neces
EdTy out buildings. A. Ri. MCKAY,
jan 29 ISC3-l8-tt* Summerv lie, n. 9.
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EIlIIIE.

I .bVERALGF THE MEMBERS OF CO4PANI TX 3r3
IN. Troops who absent sick uiIouGh have
iaed :epor They viii bs advertised desert0rs If
they do report personally by Army surgeon
Certificate within daJ afer the publication Of hls
f.. b. AkMSTROEG G.,
Capt GO. ''k'' yrd +. {. T.
Camp near Port Royal, Va.
Feb. 4 1903 -IOE-It-20 2t@.
a-e5eh stanyaId copy times aud serd Ll above.
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EOEICE.

PPLiCATIOz will be made 20 the Legislature of North
Carolina, present session. for the passage OF
amend charter the town Ot Monroe, IN
uion county n. C. il Of aC jOuInmeIL before
the passage OF the act application will be the next
soa Legislature thereafter fer that purpose.
Jan Ist, lSC3 3-l6-6w%
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General NutiCeS.
.zES Trp AND COuAIIElgI.D

gAxEN UP AND COMMITTED
o. Z Tia JAIL of Onslow County, on the 10th 0
% N ovenber last negro mai Y Tic name OF GFORG Z
T. WHO says he belongs TO Starkey Mcdaniel, of Jones
Cunty. The of said negro is hereby notified 10
forward property pay charges and tahe him
away, he will be dealt with ths law directs.
4. AUGRlLL, JR., Sheriff
Ian Is b. 1893. ZC-5tt
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JOURNAL.
FIRE IN RICHMOND, &C.,


Mason Raman extensive dstiery, at Rockatts for
meTIy Seanes' destroyed by fire Last night. Loss
heavy.
says the Yellow Book in possession of ercier contains
evidence that the removal Of Butler known Drouyn
De lRays in Pars long before it knewn prominent
members Of Congress in Washington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

Tie Winchester (Tepn) Bulletin, is responsible for
The following, which is decidedly the best joke of the
season
When the Yankee prisoners passing Decherd,
10 this county, Of anxiety manifested
the vile invaders OF soil Among our citi-
ZgD5 who were present Mrs. PIE s., woman
noted us her Southern feelings, her general stock Of
goo4 uaEaov and who, by the bye, has a nd OF
common natural powers. Among the Yankees a
big b1ck negro in Federal uniform who had very i'm
poi saut look. Mrs S. walked up to him, in pres
aDc3 OF all the Yankees and, assuming a very
iOu5 contour, addressed him General RosencraDz.
The negro appeared dumb-founded. Our friend ap-
Fclre3 not 70 notice EBONY confusion The Yankees
sseea1ef- amazed. Cufee said, I'm not Gen. Kosen-
craUz belongs to gentleman in East Tennessee. -
% al, General" said our friend, You can't bluff
that way Tel tie tru,h--you shant be hurt. Tell
me how you 70 let the rebels get you" But Cuf
lee protested he Rosencranz. Our lady frieud
affected TO d5beiieve him, aud the Yankee prisoners
seemed confused that big BUCK negro should be taken
Og tner commanding general. 1t a rich scene
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

Helena, Arkansas has furnished four generals for the
Gon.cderate aecvce, as follows Maj r.GeneraS L. q.
Hiadman and P. r. CIeborne, and Brigadier Generals
J. Z. Tappan aud L. f. Polk. She has also suffered
from Yaukea depredAtOus severely than any other
town Ia tie Southwest.
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsIno.
For the Journal.

FokF CAsWELL, FEB. 10th, 1863.
E6i0rs Journal ALLOW me, gentlemen through vour
paper to oer few words with regard matters things
at this post suppose i the throught the State
Great many teserters have svsiled themselves OF Gen.
emt order and bSve returned to their commands Some
that have be, with their families for monhs Now
ask with s deierence, s It right does semblanee
jastice that these whom have committed
o the hi hest crimes known military la should re-
turn to the Of their 1nds with impunitv wha
hose have regarded their honor and cause
as TOO noble OF high nature to be vioatad have
borpe sbd heat of the day and have been
from their families for twelve months and upwards
h0u'd denied cay absentee We do not mean to ad
vocae the punishment of those who have returned but
the and faithful that have remained should
not he punished by refusing what is TO them most dear,
nd for which they hsve long and patiently endured tha
Lards ips of camD life. Would the suffer by grant
ing uFoughs TO 10 of the meritorous the
tFarV, would not TIE cause be benefited by such
cUrEse| BRUNSWICK ARTILLERY.
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FeIos- Citizens ard Soldiers
Of he lqd Genntorinl District

of He l9h Senatorial District:
boUr unexpected suffrage at the past August election
closed tssesson as was not with yen the election,
and have not been with extent since and
tie task assigned me has been performed and
duty calling to the army again, deem this fit
becoming opportunity to tender sincere thanks
grateful scknOwledg for kind atterng
which you bestowed high trust and reposed
such an honorable confidence in But few
point period their history when they have enjoyed
polite Il hoDors uusought and unexpected Your generous
action in cas the field Of strife TO the Council
State ha marked day in my life to which shall ever
m pleasure and remember with emotions Of graft
tude
hope 10 promote your prosperity and welfare my legisla
tive matters record and to that at
Jeuton is eCtiuly invited. Would that could
close this communication bv congratuatiDg that
hoped and believed that the distant gmmeugs of that
happy Gayare begi9ning to appear must tell you the
y IF trial is not past the hour when the soldiers
hand be ed has not yet come. Clear free and
eternal separation trO fees should be the aim ana
rpose of every one; then with renewed energy and
strength, eated with the victories smiling Providence has
given let oil the Caour bleedi axes,
again epe the clouds of danger that hang around
bones and blood heroes sla n, from the splen-
did eXeEfiOns Of OUT people eveTywhere-from the
sublime sacrifices and devotion of the fair dHu9h-
the SoulhfOm the desolated homes of suffering
ars ana bears the charge with the admonition,
that under the providence OF mercul God, final success
Is
Permit me again tender you my thanks ard bid you
my place line of defence, with the hope
that peace may return bringing in her lrain the
cHsOmed JOY Of social fe the friends around whom your
affections custe and prosperity resume her sway in free
and happy land.
am, with grateful emotions your friend and obt seryt
VThiteyiIle N. c.. Feb. 18th, 1868.
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HRINDSTuNES

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, Of any SIZE required, from
~ Deep river, be furnished application TO
IlNEHAA & CO.,
Branch p. o., Chatham Co \. c.
Orders can be left with r. A e Hall, who is agent
in Wilmington.
Nov. 2oth 1861. l0-3m*
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From THE UNITED STATES-NEGRO SOLDIERS FO
TIE YANKEE ARMY AND NAVY.

Especial to the Mobile Advertiser and Register)
MCMINNVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 1ith, 1883.
Late Northern papers show great evolution in all the
Western and Border States The Louisville Journal saws
that Lincoln either crazy ma1 and begs him to re-
scnd his proclamation. says soldiers will not
fight side by side with negroes.
The soldiers at Murreesbor held meeting uphc ldng
the democracy of their States.
bill has passed the Federal Congress authorizing Lin
coin raise and equip, hundred and fifty thou
sand negroes fer the army and navy
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Professional and Business Cards.

WALRER EIEAIkEs,
nRyGGIST AND AP OF He AIRY,
1 No. As MARKET STREET.
Iuu stock of Medicines, Paints, Oils Window Glass,
Brushes Paint Brusees Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles
Laudreths Garden Seeds, &c. &C., constantly on hano
The attention OF Physicians especially caed 10 the
stock of Medicines which warranted as beng pure
November 25, 1889
VILLA "a Ii. LIPPI1T.
tETBOLESAIE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils Dye Stufs Window Glass Garden Seeds,
Persery Patent Medicines &c &C., of Front and
Ma ket SITS, Immediate este SHAW old stand Whining
IN n
JOSEPH l.. KEEa,
{ ENONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that lie is prepared to take contracts IN his line
oi business He keeps constantly land LINE, CEMEHT
PLASTER PLAsTERNG HAI Philadelphia PREss BRICK, FIRE
HEICK, &c.
b. To Dislers OF Turpentine,he is prepared to put
% Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-ly-
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DIED.

IN tai@ the morning of the 18th instant, ANNA
tcQJG&N, youngest CHILD Of Mr. William and Mrs. aarsa-
The fuue will take place at O'Clock this afternoon,
from the residence OF the parents corner OF 4tn Sno '
streets, -
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CARRIED.
Ia this town. on the I2h inst, by Rev. NJ Mcqueen Mr..
gE0TCE VUS5, 70 &ra. CATHERINE APLE all of Will
Friv
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Thtevile, N. c., Feb. 18th, 1868.


INTERFERING TO CLERKs--Mr, Brown introduced q
bill in the Confederate Congress to further provide for
tie pabIc defence. The bill provides that
II shall be the duty of the Secretary of War imme.
date7 after the passage OF this act to all white
made persons between the 8ges of l8 and 45 years
in the employ Of the Government and who do not be-
long 20 either the army navy Of the Confederate
tales, be forthwith enrolled conscripts, unless
such persons any Of them have heretofore been
rolled. II ordera the Secretary of War to cause the
places nc" flied by persons liable to military duty to
be flied rapidly may be by competent persons who
not liable 10 military duty, and to such per-
sons enrolled TO be assigned for duty to some regiment
then in the field.
tbs ADMINISTRATION ABOUT ITS END--The ad-
minislration ut Washington is finding this up
Hill business The correspondent OF the Antt- Slavery
S,mldGrd writes from Washington
1t seems sometimes as if the President and the ad-
mi45tFation sumbering upon the brink Of fear
iu preci.ice, nud that nothing will arouse them
comprehension OF their situation Our second treat
army is melting away like in April
AZ Republican friends in the West Can you
raise more troops by volunteering 2" and they reply
\ OF man" as Ter the draft, they say, The West
viii not eudlCeit."
The administration should fully comprehend the
dangers ahead and do the best it eau to overcome
them.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

PlCBMoND Feh. Ilh, 1868.
Ia the Senate Mr. Sparrov OF oui=ienY submitted
oution declaring the purpose maintain the
right of free naEgaticn Of the river declared
the act of the Provisional Governments referred the
Committee Commerce. The House Bill repeating the
clause in tie exemption relative Cverseers plan
taions discussed until &C journrent.
e In the House, Mr. McRae introduced Exemption bill
repeating the present laws and leaving the power
President and Secretary of War REFERRED The impress.
m L ut bill was discussed but 20 action taken
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Dec. l9, 1861
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In Confederate District Cott. for the Disric! of Ca
Fsdr he DLstriC! Of North CarotlEG, at Sa1S5ls
IecerJer e7'Bl, l1J2