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DIE f1rstbttn @trtunsem bes 2ats5 fat itbr ~ far
tea. 8erluf bes @tbiGtnes, 8erwrrune ber Seeen Ge
brIdttet Der Gstfesafe t1it @bnun9sn Abneteurg
tsr 1tieuiGaft @at naG Gtniamtsie, Dstranen Sesea
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DR.. Johnston,
etr stnstB: ArJt, !reldsr aneigt,
SaItinto're sod. Sofptta1.
CUR llntsrp.i,tung brr Quaalal5sret etubltrt.
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ssni@wd@e, Ilsttiste gsSerssi9lasense: gsraanbes-
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pei&t tren Srern sef5brber ns ais Der Strenen ge.
fang ben @eaeren tss Rsllss terrabren unb wsnn nit
setttg eeheitt mertt ibrt GtGueSe cinun9en cernt.
ten GGwdde bar @pnatuten be+pOrbrnsen bic Gbe uns
5aIt MAIDEN nre ,ulebt Zen ESrpsr un6 otrn erfSrer.
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Draantlhe Sdpd4e

trt unsssael sebeIlt xnb bic Spe 9rat ieber btrst
felt Dees fr6bdre 2eiten peIS tn8 2ebeR elenb unb
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fa&em eneten tann 10 IL ie so& uesRentbts cine Srse
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Febem E9Iren BON 8alttmOreltr. Sftlt&e @5ettt
bic Stuftn btnduf aa gae
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Re unb trseritbe &adGer hrtrtebsne nne 9ewtHenrie
Oucdiafber Sdubltder @hefelwibisr, StraBerretneer
unt 9anytupuSer u. I'm. neanen Bd reeemaBtee Nerste
nnb Iauern ansespsen ppn Dr. SUtnfpn &ut tn Der abe
@8. aIs 8riefe mullen etnen Ypif-Sta1np euttalteu
@ine Sstlur8 in 2 1aesa augsihert.
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4eSthGffB' ! JSotfa.

Nsetaeu nsrtben Runben sur RaGrI1t, hGt
be!annte & aupr- urS Detrsef9dft
Stc. "A SR &OmbGrc fts.s Gcfe e0n SrenS.
nntsE 0er aIten Sirna re btsber, NIT wnaefbwd&ten
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Sunat Nlanner,

bticntsrS gte bte Optr itueS e6nsn EATERS strUrbsn
nb, has iaGrli 70 pise 3aEenpe III ttn ;u tribes Grat
reist pelte turd lire srbattnfn Taeae ut enrfeten
@erfanbesrate nit benz Deuner Ser 0ereamett ben Se-
nat bteeert une her 2er berSeroe Zone tntIrGt bab
tp2rten, irGaen Jd nit ppGIent Sertrausn Hohen
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Jmporteure &c.
a @ieberf s. 9DnanrerfeID.

ESSREAx uueren SreumSen uab Betanntes, frre hem Tu
btItun tns Musemensn erauben piT uas bserRstS
bic &uisee ~ MAIDEN oas ptr Naeym brIIieen Dds1E
SEeits ulto SiguDr. GSeIdGfl,
serbunben NIT 6eatfGen franSFf&en un6 HnSesa,s&ea
$50 YrpeutteN,
80. 1E6 Seort 9apfar., . T6&rsw heSSs q
HNartts
uter pbtss grma et0Eltft tabea unt bssgsesn sStss
bic retnRe unb ttlteRe Stb!enune.
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Y!ott,

&S Stbt rtlt NamItnre Hat alhebeateabe 2uadlaiter
peIGe d ais &tejtt aua9bfn pne pr ,SchneaS Antlne
keunsea ceeiaen. SdutFtfet ee1elpt1er spmpenpaYes
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2eten amiatt Der erlen 2Seni&at Ger We6a Gem me"
brighten 8etnfe Spiemeten A jest e9eIm1bi9 Gssoete
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ben i catfbrSngen. be enptett usr, nste unelualt
sr GDetit In ibre 5anet tcmnel .sEnsassh nit9 Ien
len Gr SetnItrn bdlt bsBtdb rur nptbwen6te 5N st
spSbn,n bsGSnhsrs ir rle bside init fueE Rufe unbe'
sannt sb eas eirs 8eslautsuEss psr Dplre befanetS
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SoeatrS) RrsefcIO.

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Sos MADE biertt uIeiner Tiilger SSte meten Gusw6rs
tstn tennSen rnb 1dufern tn AGeenetnea bts anittef
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An YFrcmee.


Er SSssRpn III ber stRsiss reseImabts Setsett Attt
meidbsr he Seuna BON aeuem srantttien aRsets Seine
gNttiel unb Bebansuna ne auen @nttren edni1 unts-
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ST. seSGAn i . Ii,

alteb bes 5nsl en GDueaiums Ger g9uatarste tx Qpns
bon rabutrter etes Der erea nbttntiSeu @cae9ien
rr Staaten ser ben e6stn abeil eiaes 9bens In ben
5epitaIern bon 2paopn @aS philadelphia uno areeren
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nsaentet ppn begeu tie Gei9tdte her Wtesn peB ln-
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ran6en at br tr8reden bic H st errStben bel sernsea
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9stbeiratyste 3Derioasn,

rter SolGe me8e @ ;u rerbetratbea beabitiaen unh F
p6pffber Se pbet e;nes enpsren StnSs Miles beTust
fnS ipGtel unpeysnalit Dr. }ebnfp9 ~ @atae ssstt
@ne Strterne eeBsa Die @be pbpfte peer aetnSe Ger
+attus &eis6arfeft Der e 3ittern uab S6war,
Grf5Spfuns ser i1rstlt@en Sn msrteu i@rea furtrt.
Dertenee, melder a rer 8ebanenn9 une Turlprse bon
Or. Sypbnpn uner;iert asn bm ais ensm Gbrtnrarne,
ptne Jurht m anoerrauen unb ssosritIt au iene drs@
Nthr G5kihtdli dfett rerIaflen. ..-.l -.
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o6e fsiwtte issTS sans1Sss Eracc Eoacs Bitter
RMiereY SeIfi l-..
Die 9OHisplplas 'Fha Honsysuokle
kI4iXIR DE VIT.R


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WuT tE Gurppa beSt unb in bteem &iube neu In ebrdr
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S6ntGs pbr &ascariaa3nbe TIM 38e0t DsfluaDu tef
fsr8t une bat i hasts tn aHer ssuetreen Der Qebts
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In DeutG6Ianb ale
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observation-disclosures ee pert5pGle lueAe beS YrptS bn
penn enmdl gefcFct hse Tduer m ctne taebe ltn wtI-
len. Itb mic anesre ic9ennt Btttsrs h1nat boete
ee GewDhnsen Dpulen" beeNaiteter JIaf@en unt aues
curreneen 9tiqetten ct Hnc ba es iebr eTtbtrtn
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Otsdne Gnef ben Drfteren anerarn pprbeR nS iD ida
pet IS eSer benz Ertnfet nod sem Nrlte Der es anpebte
ais Grai Sers ebt es betres etner Giesens w. Gein.
tet bes @estmaGes ais unubectrDIsH ta.
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ssbradt. erurIs0 rss,= sa0c s1isg
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5I ben anerfannt 9MIen 2ucttaeI unb Dber Vreteu
einpfsb sil sl- t y. AcTh,
- ur- f3f ode bunpDsr unb GambewHr.
(25&pr III sssfniber tsri Waarfte.
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oeheimseu Araufagtte11

etnshtrtrkeu ais So Ins; 5suepHasuntatettt S6e&4t
in hem xnD oeA lissera GHtstnour9eg Der 9isren
anS Saie, Saanener9te Bunsen S9mde Ter 3sroe Wta"
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pelte iFren Sptrrn 9eibriier fnb ais her Srsea Sc.
lnna ben eef6hrten hes ulae3 herrIbren EHs At
ieits setet Werhtnttrc sl6.1sbts opitGngen rerntd
en Gdpde fer gpnitution rerpprbrinsen bic @be un4
nt52lta MAIDEN inb 3ass BEN Fsrptr rnS Sna terNrsH.
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Ct ben Seta beier Smerbaea &rantbst tn @ duisenUm-
nten Bat eebeb bSals, taB eH un5ettises S6nmse-
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Rae @2mer; TN 3rpe nns IN cen Slierera @baahme Res
@efdts. Eaubteit, Aasp DIE fer Saat Rnpten Sci.
llus armea Sinner int @ei5te uns ben GTtrenitd
ten t9 setsen He fahn hiee nebeI nit elmer 4re6ltten
Bic Naenfnoen na aeu fas Spier brr srant-
bet c GeasadnO res NitleieS w;ro us ser 8pS einen
@refIthen Seeeu tabur6 Elm Gnee mat sa5 ibn rab
ened 9aabe drius fsannen fen @eifener slridtbr
IS til eine traurae 8f6a 1e bas Sauense befer trt-
tars &rorfpett sum Spler alex IN 5Cse ber nse ttf~
ltfett urtrenfer praber, wele br Qlnmeueun9 ie1eS
Sbti6en Gtes hes Ierfurs bic gpnitupn perniden uns
ben Nef bes sebeas tn Elm lenees Daeis eermaueeln
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Die frs9btdea gtrtunsen tes 9diters nb iebr su Sr
tea. 8erlua bes Gebiatnies 8erwirruns ter Sheen Gt
bradtbei Der @fiRpsfrae b6ie 9bnunsen Nbnesuns
Der Sefeaidaft eud rod Ginidteie gftstranen 9eeea
d itlbf 5urdtamett u. l. NJ. itHS euiSs Der i4ltmmen
SpIee. me.
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bte f bnr ben,Ite 9aRer sef6w5at baben, Bic e fs
bpeu 2eutep in Sue Ieruen unb nereu Nrl
gen iie aand@tltd piren, slbt TN Sblar, bur6 gpuS
men, bic, nen nneetteitt, he Gte rnSgt MAIDEN un
kDrper unb @et SerfDre oprt bic nBtbgn 6ltt
tt bun SUIe 9eriVnen maeu teppr e ciMtFeien in Il
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9unae 9RGaner,

beiDnbsrs wes tte ptr eaes aetstmsn 9srs sepprbeN
fnb, eas jibrlid ~ piil Gduieaee III eta tribes Grab
reis kete sat ire eTtabrReg afente ls sntmtdelten
8ertanbcsraite nit Dem Dpner Ser gresamtet ben ST.
besetfer no Ger Qeer bJaabernoe S6n enpdt ba6sR
pasttit, ftSgen ita nit ppuem GGtttalieH nGbea.
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a. g5iebert SS 5OptnserfeG1.
ssScs3Gf1s ; yySpsis

blelnen nrrttea RGnbsn aur psagsri pst Id has au-
teIanntt Q uor. gstb 2DftnsefMa
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Ncmer alei0er Gtore,
0egrentle tlel0erIaDen,
s@sa,aI rottarass 10, sse ans sS!

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Gssasslratt arass 10. ase aES sSg94
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teter SerreAFieiberE ueueer Gscoa 81 ben bsea res
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Zen Gprtsn unb SK aleu $reiisg - jferuer cine aau.
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Biicnoess ~ beadlteri

Dr. Ssbnfpa bieet allen Ntsen feline Sile dn trtlhe 6
tur fCe eebeine inb uunoture, @etf unb aStser ser
Srente ur bic Ar6ei be @eiea 1aie e Csc unfdttg
mabenbe Safer seIdwaat babsa.
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gen fr ruben @errtnbetten res gafers Sw DE i'm Tit
ten unb ben 6itefern Gner;en i'm &Fp Sritbe ees &C.
t8 gerlma ber Btu elfraff SerStpen ne t5e Hnrure,
Mas.n6wSe llnprbnuns eer &errauunss.Srsaae. Gaees
Hietne @uttrdftune. Symphonic hsr S6wtubu1t
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Or0aniIae G@tpa 4e

sirb uaUeraslt gbet unO Bic ppae Sra psber tsr8s:
felt Disss furtare 9een Wel6e5 bas Neben elenb lne
Sic @6e unb &dGfrmmenibat rnm69li9 mad tFseft saS
9ors Derer bic ipren qeicenaftsn unbeisnus rStaen
uase Qeue nb su ledt ST psfun9eh 6enet9t neil
Sriituren, Rieberdasen TIM parn, 6etn rb asere lre
laden sntitften sa 10 II is bod mstentetlS etHt 8sse
res a1tsbrditHes Fer eeeen Sranne ger deer rta ts
auee rdB lie 9rd ber @reusnns sber BON 8eHeE ssrS
rem wtrh bic @ heimlen 2afern erseten, ais BON St@a
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z1a No. Offtee: SIC. z @ab-8rebertdar.,
lseben Ttarfn BON BaItinoreltrr 6ffIt6e Sette,
bic Gtnfsn btnauf. - '2'-
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be nnb trusrtfbe gamar, Surttrtebene nS 9ewthenrt
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unb Qnmpenpuser H. T. n. neanen Bb resemaBtse MerSte
tb lauern ansejrsen prn Or. SpbnfDnS nf tn Der a9e
N8. aIe Brtefe ralen etnen gOF-Stamp ertbalten
Cine 5siiupg III 2 Gqsc1 3u8e3heTt.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

The bales would average at least 450 pounds, worth
here say 80 making the loss in cotton above $G9l,-
So. The other property destroyed would probably
bring the total up to seven hundred thousand dol
lars
We have not been able to asce tain the origin Of the
fire. but there not wanting grave suspicious of in
cendaTsn TO which, ag they so ar only suspicious,
we need not further refer, especially es we presume
measures will be taken TO ferret cut the perpetrator
perpetrators, it, indeed the fire the result Of in
csndiarisu The extreme frequency Of fires during the
last few weeks, conrastcd With long previous i'm
munity from such ystaons, forces 10 look around
Tor cause, and this cause We GTeurabc to discover
without reluctantly yoldrg 10 tie belief that there are
dangerous characters ii midst and that some, at
least of these many fires must be thtir work There
Is certainly every reason for the exercise Of the utmost
vigilance on the part both Of authorities AMI of
citizens.
We must Lot ClCsa this notice without bearing teeti
nony to the ZEAL energy and Intelligence displayed by
the rcmen in their efforts to prevent the flames from
extending to other buildings. To save the sheds in
which the fre a*rcd or their contents, wes plainly
Inlro=-ibIp.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

Destructive FIRE-HEAvY Monday night, a
little before 9 O'Clock, a fire broke out at the
Northeast corner of Ann and Watersheds, in some
sheds used By different parties for the stoWage Of
cotton. The sheds, with their contents, and indeed all
that was in the yard, were completely destroyed.
stable in the rear Mr. FowLERs' residence also
destroyed Tt of little value in ITSELF and its only
contents were some harness. At this point the fire
vas checked.
The main loss, and indeed the only one worth men
tonng, was that sustained by the parties owning the
cotton, as follows:
Chcora Company. ......500 bales partially insured
Consolidated s. S. Co.. .424 " Not known.
j. r. EIurchison. ......100 No insurance
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11
& Weldon r r. The deceased. We think, was native
of Baden county:

Weldon K. K. The deceased. We think, was a native
of Baden county:
FA1soN's n. c., Feb sth 1864.
Bessrs. Fulton d Price
Last night the sth instant the train going North
passing Faison's geBtemen stated that comrade,
passing from another had accidentally fallen
the platform short distance back and requested some
to attend to him.
He found SO horribly mangled that it would have
been impossible for friend have recognised him. but
fer pl pers his person. the whole train having passed
over bis body tearing away arm part of the head
and ssyering the body scattering his ntestines
some distance along the track.
entirely ruined certificate to G. Crombie As
sistant Surgeon Regiment also furough sign
from the Qlartermasters Office Wilmington, N. c. 18th
Feb certifying that hundred and ten dollars had been
paid 10 A. G. Crombie Assistant Surgeon signed Jas, r.
HuQgps Capt and A. NJ ard dollar in Confederate
mopey q few priv ate letters &C., sc.
For information his friends mention that he was de-
Gently Inferred and should they wish to obtain the above
me ntion articles they get them by applying to
|. B. FAISON,
Pest Master at Faison's o, d. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

clptufDg two b ck hchae spkiDg the guns tearing
and burning every rail and county bridge between the
Trent and Shepardsvls Newport Barracks and bring
ing of foil outfit of clothing for his
In obedience to ORDERS General Martin returned to WI
mington with his and, after having accomplished all
sad more than all, that had been assigned him.
The prisoners above snded to arrived here Tuesday
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

The Confederate ourn ais record no military movements
Of importance, that the Army Conscrpten actually
Carolina for home defence. This wi raise question cal
ling for the prompt action of other that will
probably add new phaze to the conflict now raging.
We copy the above from the Bahama Herald of the
Sd. We do not think that the laws i'm this respect
different in North Carolina from what they are in any
other State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

We LEARN from the Raleigh Confederate of Satur-
day that Mr. Alfred stanly, brother of Edward
Stanly, former bogus Governor " of North Carroll
na by the appointment of Lincoln, arrived few days
since in Raleigh MI Sanly unlike his brother is a
true and ardent Southern man, and thus tobe
rested, thrown into the Jail at Washington, Beaufort
county, from which he transferred to Fort Nc
Henry, where be has been for some months past. He
has only been released few days by exchange.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

raoy Victories be won this summer. for the Yam
kee armies will be comparatively uuttied troops and
these victories will, in all human probability, bear
fruit far exceeding any borne by former victories