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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20

The E.ute 12CV. Thas. Murphy.
MEssRS EDITORS: The announcement of the death of
the Rev. THOMAS hUsrHY in yesterday Journal, caused
general feeling of throughout community
he had abored long and faithfully midst had
been consistent his e that SANDER
whispered aught against him. apd he ep Dyed as he richly
deserved the respect aud the Ct classes and all
denominations. Modest and retiring in his disposition he
stunned nOtoriety but pursued the Of his waV
in the dgent and faithful performance Of his duty His
unng attentions to the sick aud destitute during the
prevalence of that dreadful epidemic last summer can
never be forgotten by those whose necessities he relieved
whose he cOmforted. His open to the
of distress from all, without regard sect and his
services promptly given TO those other
nations to his Though differing from him on points
faith writer of this brief notice bear this cheer
full testimony to his virtues unagsumng
and exemplary department a Minister of God.
PROTESTANT.
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LNE
nIee.iIg OF The riIst E<eg't N. e. T.


CtMP lsr NohTH CAROLINA REGIMENT
August Sth 1868.
At meeting OF the lat Eegt N c. Troops, (t. Colonel
Rrown.) Stewards Brigade, held this day Camp near
Orange Court House. Va, motion of Capt. W. H. Thorn
son. Col Brown called preside over the meeting
and Cap eins Latham Thomson and Lieut. Boone ap
pointed SeCretatIes.
The Chuirma remarked we had assembled to ex-
opinion of the conduct of certain Individuals and
journals in North Carolina, aud appointed committee
consisting of
sesst OBJ 1ososop c. CO: WINS ch'w"n County
I" A. -. derring, Co =. New Hanover
@ A J. Howser, Co D, Liacon
COrpl VIM. Peacock, Co. Il. New Hanover
Jas. b. Parker. 10. F. Northampton
sergt Henry Williams, Go; e. Washington
Private j. {. AiccheIl, Co. I, Wake
Corpl ". Hockaday, Co. *, Halifax
to draft resolutions, expressing the sense of the citing
The Committee reported the following resolutions which
were adopted without dissenting voice
ResoUtd That in the opinion of this meeting the time
for expression OF opinion the of the North
Carolina Troops, to the certain persons and
journals ia that State.
Resotcd That the Union gs there held
with hearty coude mna,ion. and the holding
the denOuuce al traitors to our best interests
Res0Ud That the chief of the traitors and the dis
loyal citi2eDs W. w. Holden the pur
sued m3rts aud receives the conde unaton
orabe and ioya cit zen.
ResoU d, That the approaching election sup
port who does not pledge himself to carry h
at every sacrifice, until 81 all have conquer NJ
honorable peace.
Resoloe4, That the proposition to elect officers
from each regiment to General Convention OF NORTH
Carolina Troops the army of Northern Virginia.
into the best OF supprespg diOyaty
and toryifm ct home meets with hearty appreciation
ResOUed, That the proceedings of ibis meeting be pub
shed ali the papers i'll North Carolina favorable to the
object il view.
The meeting then adjourned.
(Signed) Il. A. BROWN, Chain man.
(Signed)
Y y. i i 54s ss.sos, Secretaries.
L.
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ct aud bay s4s per dog block tin, 81 70 per
ID plae IS $ls5 per box window glass, $40 per
b5x boiow ware, rs cents per ID. re-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20

ARE interior exchanges SO elated of scran Of news
that they are unable to resist the publication of anv
which it would be WELL and, according to our notion
better, to keep out of print?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20
The Firing this morning.

LIE heavy canonadDg heard the this morning,
from tie backaders firing that
last night the gale, about SIX miles above Fort Fisher
Col. LAME hand early as possible, and the
firing from the blocksders ceased about IL o'clock. We
learn that five prisoners taken beach this morn
ing.-Daily Journal, 18Th.
THE RIauT sFIRT.-The citizens of Griffin Ca, held a
public meeting the 18th of August take into consde
ration the reasonable conduct language used by one
DAVID H. JOHNSON of said place. The of the pro-
ceedipgs that said JOHNSON ordered keep his
mouth shut for ten days and Conederaey by
the expiration of said time. The meeting also passed
the following resolution
heSoocd That advocacy of the doctrine of recon
sructOh mas been pronounced by meeting traitor
ous all persons entertaining such sentiments are hereby
requested 10 remove without limits the Confederate
hereby notified that they known to exp1ess suc
tmens to the dermeEt CT their country, they will be re-
quired to do so.
The meeting also app oined Committee to ascertain the
names of such persons in their midst ard notify them
that they will be dealt with.
The following resolution was a so adopted:
ReSOlred, That Il. P. Hill, L. T Doyal aud 81. +. Hol
day are hereby appointed committee prepare an art
Gle pedgng ourselves TO vigorous of the wal
TO successful termination aud rid ourselves of treason
at home and that it be presented to all cit zens OF the
county for signature.
1t may be necessary for similar meetings to be held
throughout the Confederacy do cot see that similar
action, in town. could any HARM No loya
man could hesitate for moment to heart and soul
into such proceedings is time that every person should
be known, and no traitor tory allowed remain any
portion of the C0nederacy. What say people
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20

From M1ssIssIPPI-A fatal epidemc-conges,.,
tever-is said to be prevailing at Vicksburg A..
disease is regarded as more formidable than yellow
yer. Nicksburg is one of the sweetest of places on IT,
continent for congcstive fever, the Yankees will a
to their cost for months to COME Even fros, p
think, will hardly suffice TO stop it.
A gentlemen, recently from NatchCz, reports SEER,
Yankees on the whole route, after passing their Cg
post pckets near that city The enemy nave g,r..
of three thousand men there and he reports then
conduct toward the citizens as much better than thai
which usually characterize their intercourse with IN.
people of the Confederate States.
heavy expedition of transports and gunboa,s i,
said to be moving in the neighborhood of Natchez DE-
tcrring officials from crossing the river but nohirgo
tain is known.
Advices from Holly Springs, of August ID, state that,
the country in that vicinity is at present enjoying
from the troubles Of the No Yankees have viz
ted the vicinity within the last six weeks and there M
been no necessity for the presence of any Conicl1
troops. Such crops as were put in promise bouut
IL. Provisions and goods are plenty md cheap gs
currer cy of the country is admxure of COncdyrls
cotton, rail road and green back rates. all OF which
on an equality.
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL

CoNEFlL ERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
WILMINGTON, N. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1868
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20

Up to IL o'clock to day. have not received word
from Charleston since dispatch yesterday For some
cause or other break down, suppose cars from
hingsVie nave not arrived and Of without
the Charleston papers o. yesterday morning.
DQity Journal 10Th
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A New CandIda,. far Con.r..,

The Chattanooga Rebel publishes the subioinsl o,.,
from Hon. John Happy: 1
To- my fetIow soldiers and citizens of Tennessee
AT the carheSS and most frantic solicitations Of f.,
friends with whom have just taken q small dfirI,
nave consented 10 alloS my name to 90 before the n
lie as candidate TO represent the 18th COnoressiF
District of Tennessee in the next Confederate
My claims for civil preierment are multitpdnors ',
military point OF view l have been in every h,
retreat III this war; from Fishing Creek to I,yar,1
AS retreating constitutes CT the chief stratcg
lures of this war, fatter myself (snce pobo5r va
does) that am as expert on back ward mover,
a doodle bug | have served heroically in the Tna '
masters department ever since The war began w
would do it still to the close, it the authori,jcs @
abstain from court martiaing me every two week. Wv
maleasance in office. ]"
TO nay dear, induIgent sweet, goodnatur,J ,,or,,.
heroic, bgh-toned, badly clothed poorly fed na,,
nous, brave, selfsacri6cng, kind-hearted nst;,'
| fren Is OF the rank and file, l have ever BEEN
| friend II l should be dsgraced with seat in 49,,
gress Il don't care il its seat on the stone .t
OF the Speakers stand) the first step shall take ~
behalf OF the suffering soldier will be to step round
| the Exchange Hotel and drink his health / shall T.
10 have the pay of the private soldiers raised to 81
year, and probably introduce bill to tax every mo-
who sports star or bar on bis collar S 90 mon
for each star and bar, the fund thus raised to be tg
"a out amongst the priRates with which to indulge
! the game called pt ker" Consequently every m
WHO Sports bar on bis shoulder (unlCs. it be .,
bar-and it ought to be, in many instances) mus, e.,
poet to pay for-he glory, if | Gm elected. sha. g
introduce u bill to place all soldiers wives who H-.
with other wives husbands, who amt soldiers IN Nh
| lunatic asylum,
! Also resolution, which shall introduce (lrl s.
thrash every Congressman who refuses to vote tor n,
that any Lieutenant General Major General Brigade
! Colonel, Captain or Lieutenant, who shall permit .
men to burn fence rails, steal cabbages &c after dark
shall be Immediately promoted, and assigned to duly
the Damphocl Brigade.
The time has come, my fellow citiz.ns, when ID
men and true, who anxious to get into sCmc sort
hole TO avoid be conscrpt should he selected for OF
fees Of public trust. am good, I'm true mls
Congress is my hole. Hoping each man Of you W
cast as many votes for me you can staff into III.
ballot box, | remain your obedient friend j. II
! p. 81 neglected to mention that if not elected
shall retire. like Cincinpatus to the fl Ids and ,r,r
spend the rest OF my urlough earth beneath my own
gourd-vire and rog-tree" with the sublimcs! inia-
ence j
|
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20

We publish day the resolutions adopted unanimously
By the Convention oNorth Carolina Soldiers who are
portion of Cen LEES army of Northern Virginia. The
resolutions Of the right sort and from the right
of men, and help having the desired effect We
pleased to army thus speaking out and we
hope they will continue thus to speak, until every traitor
or tory is driven from the land.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20

Illuminating TREATMENT of Nor gan snd iis Men.
In the Baltimore NeaoS paper in the pay of the FEEDER
al Government, under of August 4h is found the to
low nX dispatch, which is copied it stands in ta jour
Ia CAPTION lucIuded
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20

NEXT FRIDAY has been set apart by the President ht
Confederate States day of fasting, humiliation ant
prayer. The President invites the people of the Confede
rate States to lepa that day. to their place.
OF public worship, ard to unite duplication he favor
and protection of that God who hitherto conducted
safely through ell the dangers that environed u.s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

A Swiss Generals IDEAs-A Times cores
pondeut rsat JOKE which aceid, ntally oefel
The compl Sd Swiss Gene raj. Fogliardi. al
ths late bat lie OF Charlottesville. Accu~tom
do the broad. open aud clear European bat
th-dei'is where Who'll army corps can charg,
In battle liue without imprdiments, and waers
he sqrging sqladrons Of cavalry a. the sweep
inz cosc0nitauts of every army. he coald no
exactly sc how a great battle cOnld he fonghi
~ that tangled. imprueirable wilderness. and
renirked to a siaf officer. noted for the force
All, brsvity of hi eXprvsslnus "a well a. his
great psrssnal lar avery u e not a battle
his IS era Il skismi~h - A skirsni>h!" ~
itsrsted The >tat oticer. I'd haze you unde,
srand. Sir. thar two IT three skirnsh,s Ike this
void wps the Sho'e Swiss NATION off the face
OF tie earth Sir!" aud b. rode down tee lin
iato the hulle's. with a much sang froid as
though eating bis breakfast.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
F1rR.ORDls4aI CArruaI OF = wHIrr BrAa

EXTRAORDINARY CAPrURE OF WHITE BEAR
Cape DAVIS, OF the ba'qse ReI,fre ~shirs
which arrived at Qlvbec 26Gn OF May, state,
that shen la lat Is y and 5S:4n W the shiI
being IN heavy loose ice, he observed q larg.
white bar prOEhug sb jut. he unmediatel,
lo~sred The boa, gave chase, aud tried to tsk,
him alive. bu' alter Two hours arduous pursuit
aud a severe hsht, killed hin With aa ak tn,
boats crew had hm several times noUsed witt
a running ho~In'e. bat The Old frlloE, tricky q,
fa'x. tossed The boat ike a Ateanaer, Owed, aaC
Invariably slipped the rope. O..
The presence OF this animl in this low lati-
tnie. Is TutheF Elm xular. as reI as the manner o.
his capture without hre arms. HIS bruinship
must have been drifIed south on some Of the
Ia g. hsIds o. ice sh en- have done so much dam
age 20 the shipping this spring. Tue skn 4
the bear. ia Captain Davies possession
measures seven feet aud half. Il L. = pit,
he Was not taken alive. The Re"ire sshire was
three days jsmned IN the ice Quebec Chro1.
ssis.
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. GOOD OSE -Jdcge DAVIS. of the Cnitfd
s's'es sepreme Court, vas holding court az In
olsnaposis 90 he day Vailahd CHAM vas arrest.
ea During the interuissinn Of the court 70,
e'nner' the JUICE sat al the head of the dinner
ISo's AZ TIE hotel. while the members OF ;he pa,
rere arrsngei along ITS sdss among whom w..
syorhees The Judge. In bis peculiar wsv
eAnsa cns 70 tporhess. shO vas az the love,
emo Of the table, Woo hes, you had bette,
,cOk o1t-sbey have got dO~n to the vs.
aq,s set tne table In roar, aud Worries appear.
% hare Appreciated the poiat.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

oSsAr SaLr MISk 1T app ars from scientific
i1.'s;1<3'loa that the salt deposit at New .beri.
80 qua y OF the mot extensive aud wond-r
p''on- For vastn, s. aud purity ia i,
80 s'so On The S ODE Oue accaunt,svs
!, ss''e| u yoaleAu. th- srs.,i,e oaarrv q
n4~S~eno Is tss, cr ias marble quarry % yrr.
no.tss 20 ns solid deposits Of pure rock sal.
s'eAa ana transparent as 80 naea elear ,rsi,.
re. 10 oa- sol d. insxhausti bl. mas
We earth, q I'd You then acqu re an INN 70,
MA Of the yastless Of his salt forua,io5'n
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
A DMINISTKATOR'. sALE-Ia pur

s1snce Of license % he gra-is1 By The Jc1ge q
Probate or the c0Iniy Q: I-shan o. The Is.s day 0.
Ny. 1865, I shah SCI az Pubic Auction, n thc
'front.' steps o. the Court Ho1ss the village q Nzso1
OF SATURDAY, ih- 1ltl 1sy o. scy next al clock e
the afternoon o. said day al tie right. title. s-d II
terest Of Ebsneze- Austa deceased fsuh-ct % tt ~
ows right o. dcwer therein snd al iansl 10 snr @ the
! q the Z u seton tvcnty-nl1e. ~ tom
two lorth o. rzlg- w-st except onehslf acre &C
TIE corner. ard also sven acres n ' V corc y
q the y : of the = o section t~sniy ,ius, ( Q
TN o. Y. coatallInz ~ acres more Or leSs-
Tsr1s made k.c=n q cay Q. szle.
VIZ. AUSTIN.
Admir- Estate Ct Eoerszs- Aast.a, deceased
4coz5
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NOTICE.
Mineral Range State Road.

NOTICE IS H REBY GIVEN. That
William H. Stevens, Connissoner Of the Mineral
range state Road FOR the County OF kewsenaw WI! re-
eeivs Proposals N wiring al Coppr HaTbor, IN
o1Aty Tor toe Construction q the AnerS Range STATE
Ho1d rom kweenaw Point to The village CT CopSsr Har-
Der II said county Of ksweeEaw, from thence the
southern boundary Of said unity upon he route as -
tAoshed BY the ssrvey Of Henry Merry weather john
+. B.anly and Edward J. Hilbert
No;ice 3 also ivon that SAID Commissioner VIII be
al the Phax Hotel f. the village OF Eagle River IN sail
ec1ntyi % tae ssv$ntee1ta day OF july A o. l.6 a.
len O'Clock IN the forepo on for the purpose o. xs mimi
a. proposals Or bis, which ny have been sCbutst %
h the construction o. the mole any particular
ION OF Sail roai aa1f0r the citing ana Contracting Tor
the es1strnen Of the whole any part Of sait
70 the lowest responsible bd4er subject u thsupuva
% the Board OF npervlsors q Kswssnax ecunty ~ De
paid for out OF the swamp Lands II tas Upper Penia-
slA according 70 the provisions Of the acts ana zusu
mems t1sreto OF the Lsgs ature for the coastr lco1
OF TIE = Mineral Range Site Ro2d'
Dated Copper Ha-ocT. (Sleh- } Nav 81, lsFs.
WILLIAM n STEVEN Conf
Mineral Range state Road, FOR Kewee=zw co--ty.
434wss
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For the Lansing Republican
-ur SENTRY.

= TIE SENTRY
ne hero on tie ba,Ile alid,
- wno-dsshes MD the fray,
Rezarcless Of the fallen o3sa
E . nat straw TIA sirea-fll way
u n An oraad a. praise are bis.
ID q. When The booty scsnss are DER,
His lams shall as. when stfifs SHAH cease
And pace return once more.
Ns But tas lonely ssssry at b. post
Who w4tch~s ugh tho aignt,
When holy stars their vig.s Keep.
arr cdep bis lone sight
No ehser.ag soan-s slIuts hi ears
III thladering app auss,
Bstsisaty be watches on
49, obesisat 20 The Laws.
0, ssnuy art thou thinking now
Of living oaes = houn-7
= Does % aasfy lsac thy wlilins mind
In other lands 10 rOa1a'
ny cream q short Tor dartag Qaick
LIE AgBtsi8g through t6s teVss
What Is u through fae g4tse-ias COON
s5JCs( rs pfereiag eye now seat
mn Tse sentry > form Is trembling now
n. ~ he hears 10 frisnaiy EOacs-
Ia 10. Tie sssp o. toe . usxi relief"
~ ~ mat 81 liz mart rsOico.
h---. ksoaaa aDoa me na.4aigst air
Comes through thsic4f.sss trees
N Thssntry 5 ylag es.dia Death,
ETA 81, 5FAaasa - ~ ev ini1g e'eaEa
Thsy bury ain IA 50. tAsrn ianfs,
Far from as h)uis ana friends,
w1srs 40 eas wssps Ger lis lone grsvs.
u. Al Sasre 10 saJaEnsr esn1s.
e. A0Dn FLovzz-
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sss a.lstoss = There are IN the world sbou,
81. a., ct Christians. $500 100 of J-ws
v,r,s PROCESSING sonse OF the Asaric ri,
o.na'n.a - y OF M.hommedAus, and 20,
on, 10 ssss"s~ OF the Christians, 100.
G,.sL - s's = me Catholic, 500 .uo0 The
49, SV'Veu,ooo the Protestant crssds.
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Piano Fortrs & MeIOdeOns,
a. u. " Z Il l. z,
WHO IS SOLE AGENT FOR TIL

WHO Is SOLE AGENT FOR THE
w GAIK Co. Piano. ana siNxoss & WairSEY Mslo-
deous In Lansing Nc0 would call the attention o. the
public his sock OF 9sfumsnis 10 The purchase OF
instrument. two things 10 b. accomplished: The
arst Is perfect NEsical IasruEent combining every
desirable point which goes up rnsioaY power,
sweetness OF action and durability. The other =
POSSESS beautiful ana Ornamental pisce OF furniture
both of which combined in the abovs Instruments
Those who them will admit that they not
sxcellst by any IN the mlrket. Every Instrument is
fully warranted 10 give entire satisfaction ant viii be
sold Al Manufacturers Prices.
dne Octave Piano, with ali the ate improvements,
be FOR feS days. Cal At the City Book store.
All A. j. NlEIE.
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DROBATE ORDER.-State of MicI

L igan, county Of lngaan, sat- SIS ion OF the
Probate Court for toe comfy OF Ingnam holden al tie
Pro0sts Office N the village OF AAsoD, A3aday. the
c-st cay Of June, IN the year C4e thousant eight
hundred and sixty three; Present. Wm Il. Pi1ckuey.
Judge O. Probate IN the nltter Of th- estate q Jam
RosecTance, deceased. On realng and ing TIE psti-
ti0n, duly verlaei Of Henry " ROsecTancs, son o.
said deceased praying t1zt letters OF Administration
upon sail estate M De granted q SAID petitioner
Thereup0E il Is ordered tat Monday the Ga dav Of
July next al II O'Clock IL the FORENOON be assigned
10 the hearing C. SAL petition an1 that the heirs
u said deceased and ali 0Iler persons interested IN
estate are required 70 APPEAR al session o. s1 Court
thea % be holder al the Probate Ocs IN the village q
Mason, ana show cause any be, why she prayer
Of ths petitioner should not Be grantee And it e
taer ordered that sal petitioner give notice 70 the per-
sons interested IL sai estate q the psn1e1cy Of sa
petition, and the hearing tbe-eo. By casing copy o.
this order 70 be published il the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed an circulating h sz1 comfy Of Ing
han successive weeks Previous sai1 lay n ae3-
ing A tue copy WI s. PINCK<ET-
424~3 Ja1ge Il Probate
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