Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

We clip he following article from the Wadeeboro Argus
the 1st instant. It viii apply this section equally
well IS Arson county:
The EGntmy I'm Arson.
Be not alarmed hr. Editor. The enemy is here. Ho
here and large force. BE is in Wades5oro in Anson-
city CT the land Yes he in tremendous force even in
the country in all the valleys and mountains of blood
Do you catch idea know you do. Every man who
asks high price, mean large prof-for an article of
Every liant bo makes than reasonable profit
is goodEevery farmer who asks high price for
article be has madeevery manufacturer who asks for his
Gotten, yarn CLOTH hats. Shoes than the
Willingly IoVerth alesa he is enemy. The s 81
charge $40 bushe for salt because have to pay 81
ny enemy doe that justify asking prices
for salt alter paying the cost Of productions gen
cay with six hands At night he has made $3.50 say
$500 lake into his kettles his risks his food his
only sample osher things Il do because my neigh
Dor does So l. that the golden rule? charge
g0cds-sugar, salt, dfy goods--6ecause he charges
me 10 enormously S for Th9at and -four and but
steamboat long since said this not tins the
e was care o M not the silver
it is The rule 1t the rule laid down by the
tbs iron rule every war ia he Uorii has been
this rue-he rule of avarce the country
poor Of this county, and the country at large
ground the dust And there remedy Is it
that supply and demand always regulate the price? Not
go-ths wardeciares false Again, there remedy
l. goodness clean forever Z! Has the milk OF
kindness been drunk up by this mighty Vanpyre war
| Is patriotism all gone
Can not form Army aid Society prefer this He me
to the Conederae Society, but will not quarrel about
naRes), put down prices and accomplish the genera
Enterprise Hiss. all sordid here that
not Gny ourselves eur immense gains to save the country
extononers the greatest enemies of the patriot
cause" and many of after the apse of eighty years
are foolish enough to beleve he spoke the truth:
Who will JOIN such organization? Let us form an ar
my that viii help the brave in the field Who
come ali If you love your God and his cause. come Ia
vain may sing Psalms and observe Fasts and make
lie blood Of Tie Country by ENCOURAGING high prices
depreciang the circulating medium, that gives life and
P shy brother Christians will please read this appea
before they go to their closets on the Holy Sabbath
4 --latest from Knoxville.
fot TGe9d Of o BFSadeE General 'aushn S'a ha
Toand brings US tbs latest and most interesting
have had from Knoxville since the Federal oeeu
patton He LEFT s city on til; 18th OF septsn6er Up te
hat but few n had been n1 mde and tine as
Sgt he hk they may have been nae as there was SeG
unmoIea bat the sodiery, in many instances had be
haEea with the greatest rudeness going into the houses
# meals prepared at hours and o1rzng and swear
Hg at tale aey had taken their filthy clothing to pci
SLortr alter the entrance of The Yankees the Union wo
p aud marched through the ST. cats cheering fl
the Union and donounciog JEFF Davis. woman &C
costed Ysnkee and expressed her joy a the advent
e the Fedra! sold You have been long coming
T. She but we are very glad you at last " Yes
= was the reiy but before mouth is over, you VIA
l. id glad to go away again. Large numbers
to- from the surrounding c0untry who had been hon
= out TO escape coGscrpton fockog into knoxV!t
reporting prominent secessionists OF their mel
borhoods Provost Marshall and making their cou
| plants nr..
Kinsoe in commencing the publication of his Bulletit
ia that he merely came, IKE jon
the Baptis prepare the tor one whose
he was upWal thy to loose. This of course ree FRED
RoEulow. If Kinsoe meant by this scriptural compar
son to BroNnlow much ds hin IN IL
N hol ness he is evidently capable of some satire
.reerbscks plenty on the Streets aad out lew Pc
Sons were taking Confederate money Lieut.. T. took d
lis Lamar House tEe oha-ge for meals WI
y but haViDg only money was ioce
he to pay five dollars ,
in Union gs were stretched at many places across Il
principal streets Inc FroVost Marsnals oGe Ws
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