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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
ANOTHER CONSCRIPTION
MORE FOOD FOR POWDER!
Only FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE ! !!

We have jost time to announce the promu .ti0n Ct
another Pres Dental call 1t ia reqaisition FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE NEN-THAT'B ALL.
The draft 10 take place the 5h of September if the
should not be filed up before that tine By voun
teering.
1t cool very rereehisg and will be curious
to how the people will regard IL.
Now Of the opicon that thig draft is going to H.
terfere with the ceHtion-i indeed, it is possible may
HAYS election all If Lincoln gets these five hundred
thousand lie watts into the army, ii all
talk about Presidential caupaga
The only weapon With which fight this Infamous des
posm is State sovereignty and If to preserve
oar freedom, shall to use H. AZ for the Union,
that is GONE aDd eremies know it. They mereig
deceive the North the easier set into the
late
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

RUuons FROM SHERMANs REAR-W bil3 we have
nothing official in addition to the reports which we
have already published Of the operations OF cavai-
ry along the Western end Atlantic Railroad, have
gathered the following statements, ftom nhc parties,
which coofrn previous reports, and give proms2 OF
still more cheering Intelligence from that Quarter.
Ga last.Frday it Is stated that Wheelers headquar
tiers were alros the Chattaho0chee, twelve miles
Marietta near Turner's Ferry I'VE belieVe) which point
had been reached without interruption-the enemy hay
ing bacn evidently deceived by the adro movements OF
the cavalry, AID thc ported presence elsewhere.
pu8nUg CT v. Vg0r, tley reached Merieta tdat day
and burned large quantities OF s!ores and it is stated
that number of tie large buildings about the public
square we're consumed Niaetyfour prisoners are said
to have been ell that were captured.
HuErying On up the road, the camp OF Confederate
prisoners at Big Shanty is said to have been overhaul
ed, and large number, varously stated at from 500
to 200 our troops released and those who
we'll joined the gay and festive" dragons, and pre-
csedrd to AcWorth where large quantity of Yankee
stores were burned
Here all definite news of their progress ends. Il
was stated and believed in oar camps one party would
move directly for the Tunnel for tie purpose of blow
ing tup, while others would burn bridges and disman
tie the road.
official confirmation OF any cheering reports having
reached u.s. do not 70uch fr their credlblty, bat
they come from truthful persons who saw men from
Wheelers command who had returned from across the
Chatahoocbee, end who have left Atlanta since Sandy
morning. tits we'll known thot such movement was
contemplated, and therefore, 10 the absence of official
news feel justified in publishing the repors which
are 30 current that they from Macon and Attain
ta and from Covington-all agreeing in substance.
We learn through the same channel that the YaE-
KEGS have taken away most of the negroes from the
CT zens of Marietta an some Of the wealthiest ladies
in the place doing their own work, and have even
been obliged to cut wood to cook with An old negro
preacher had been Installed to instruct the juvenile
pckaninnies and troops turned out the sable peda
gogue, sad broke up bis establishment
There is evidently fire in sherman's rear: we wait
in almost breathless suspense for definite Official adVi-
ces-Macon InteU1gencer 18Th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

TIE PATTY Responsible For RA1ps.-When we
are prompted to denounce the Confederate raiders as
"fends etc, for making their raids into our territory
it may be we'll to reflect who set them the example.
Editors and their camp correspondents who have gor
fed the wanton destruction of the farms granarie mills
and railroads of the rebels speak see Tribune Of
Monday of similar retaatory actions By the enemy
"fendish." On this point the Springfield Republican
pertnenty remarks: The Indignation expended upon
the rebels in some of the kilograms, wherein they
berated as displaying their feudsh passions upon the
railroads and in stealing horses and other property,
rather amusing, considering the amount of glory We
lavish on our raiders for doing the same things But
there will be genuine indignation at the proper tme
visited upon those whose neglect has made this destuc
tive and alarming raid possible"
Hartford fConn.l Times.
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Aug. 18th, 1854.

! THE DRAFT NoRTH-We fud the subj oinei ar
tice in the Now York Metropolitan Record Of the "a uiti
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FROM EYNCHHURG

LYNcHRuRG, June 3.-1t is d fficult to
get any news from Hunters flying army
information received this morning is, that
he is still continuing his retreat in demon
allied confusion, aud so closely pressed by
our army that they have no chance to forage
on our people and sre pressed for provisions.
Persons from Bedford say that the enemy's
trains were driven through that county by
our forces at furious rate under whip and
spur, and that the road along the route is
lined with dead horses, that were killed by
over exertion.
Tuesday our forces attacked the enemy
near Salem, capturing ten pieces OF artil'
lery, two hundred horses, one hundred and
fifty prisoners, aud several wagons. The
enemy have destroyed many OF their Gals
sons and wagons to prevent their falling into
our hands. 1t is reported that we have
again overtaken the enemy to-day near Fin
castle.
One hundred and thirty of Sheridan's
raiders have arrived here.
Hunter destroyed great amount of pri-
vate properly in bis advance, and stole a
large number of wagons. horses, and cattle.
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DIED.

At the res!d ence Of Mr. 4 Walden, en- Wsdnes
day, the II inst OF lingering sesse Of the liver
which sne bore with Christian ioItt' ade, Mrs d
RIAH COLEMAN, wife OF Mr. L coleman, O
Caroline county, Va, where her remains viii b.
tai en- for Int iMent
90 TeuneEsee papers please copy.
In this city, on the morning Of the 23i inst, ii
the rssidente OF the Rev Noses d Hoge. ID d. Mra
SUSAN G WEBB, CT Hampttead, New Kent coun
~.
Her funers! will take placs this friday morning
ct 10 OCH CT, frova the % PTesby tsrian Oh Lrcb
Killed Instantly. on the 14,h May, while Skin
mi. hing with the euemy az the battle of sResacs
Georgia, Capt WILLIAM u MEAD, OF Virginia
lie fell, gallant and noble soldier, and his many
friends v III mourn his loss.
Ga the 22d inst, at half past seven O'Clock NJ
of chronic diarrEHl, little ALICE GEkTRtDE
eldest daughter Uf lanes w and henHttta Camp
aged years months and n days.
Sleep, little Alice, sleep,
Aud DER thy Pallid brow
I've tWlnt the lilly blossoms;
Thou ART free from suffering now.
We cannot weep for thee,
Dear lite angel Alice,
We know thai God Is love,
When All shall meet above.
Farewell, dear Alice.
By HER GRANDMOTHER.
&C. Petersburg and Baltimore papers please
copy.
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FaoM PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG. June %. ~ A M.-Ou
forces, after driving the enemy up to
O'Clock last evening, for want Of sufficient
force 10 90 further, made stand. The enc
my soon cudeavorcd to retake the works
which they had lost, charging us desperately
-four. times, but without success. The fight
ing ended about = o'clock. and has not been
resumed this morning. There is little or nc
firing in any part of the line this m .rning.
Col Shelly, Of Ala, was killed Ia the light
yesterday evening.
1t is r. ported that our forces came up with
the enemy's rear, noar Dinwiddie e Il, last
night, and that there was lighting all night.
[srcoNp pisPAtCH.I
reTERsuuKG June %. $50 ? M.-The pris.
one,s captured yesterday evening number,
By official counts, 1876 privates and non
commissioned officers, and Is commissioned
officers. Oar loss yesterday evening was
about 300 killed and wounded; that Of the
enemy is estimated fully as many as 600
Over ], 500 stand of arms were taken. The
troops engaged were Mahone's Virginia,
S.upders's Alabama, and Wright's Georgia
bripades, me whole commanded by Gen
Malone.
oar advance fought the rear Of the enc
my's raider near Dinwiddie II, yesterday
evening, caituring ten or fifteen prisoners.
The enemy are reported to have reached
the Juncti II Of the Soutl Inside and Danyille
railroads to day about 2 o'clock.
The latest information from Hunter was
that he had retreated through Butord's Gap
towards Salem, in Roanoke
) Up to this hour there has been nothing
trday except shaipshootirg and canona-
ding. The sharpsbooters are very active
The enemy took possession Of the Weldon
railway, six miles below here, this morning,
and are busy terrifying. Their pickets in
that direction are within four miles OF the
city. Our troops, after the success Of last
nig bit, retired to their original position.
The enemy's raiders burnt the depot, two
engines, and fifteen cars, and tore up a mile
Of the railroad at Ford's Station, fifteen
miles from here, on the Southside road, last
night.
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lNUY1NEazA

ANU5SAEA1A
Nav Moan0sD .nKArxs
a.siss~ss eszss xseassr4.,. --.-.4 - D of2s
x2-AaoTHER Nav rLAY-ES
fh,a
tuiaAY kYxNIns, June "a 1894.
The Performance will commence with an
Overture Ga File du Rsgencn') Orchestra
when will be presented the besu.lfsi Comedy %.
titled
cB-JACOB VANCE,-A
.hk DEAL BOATMAN.
Reappesrance Of J W lhorre, on which occasion
be viii personate, tor the nsst time, the beautiful
domestic character OF
JACOB VANCE
Miss FL isc BRIGGS. Harrison, Mrs C DeBar, J
y Charles, 81, sill in .hs cast.
NEW SONG.
b. Miss Blanche Miidleten, Allen, sc.
PAS DE DxpX
BY the PATtinston Sisters.
. To conclude with for tho secooa .ims) the new
fuany Farce entitled the
.FDUTCHMAN'S GHOST. It
Tomorrow. the now Comedy of
WHERE'S YOUR WIFE.
In rehearsal, . n"~ comedy. entitled
MIRIAM'S CRIME.
Nonos BOX Office cpen from sH AMtosPM,
whso seats may be securod.
CHAN0e OF OPENING lloUY.-Ooors open at half past
! O'clock: performsucs to commence At half past
pree'aely. j.24 II
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,.srssrs % sss essss AssocsAs.os !

49, d according TO scs Vi C6aernss IN the ysss
Ia ~ :. Tus.sHss Ia lhe I,srk's once u
Sac sistSt Ioat al ,he CuatedesAls etatsa to,
the hosbsfn Dtssstct vi Georgia.
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rTNO the Friends OF the Soldiers throughout tht
i CoHfederAey.-
QUAzTSRaAsfIR 0sN'Ls DzPARfNHNF,

rINO the Friends OF tbs Soldiers throughout the
i CoHfedersey.-
oUAzTzSnAsfsR asn'ls DzpARfnsnr,
RAILROAD BUREAU,
Richmond, Feb 70, 1854
The friends and relatives Of soldiers in the Army
Of Northern Virginia are hereby notified that an
Southern Express Company to carry all packages Of
food .nd wearing apparel to Richmond, Va
To secure the advantages thus obtained through
the Express Company, the following insaructionf
must be observed:
Packages must not contain more than one hun
tfed pounds; b we'll secured and plainly marked,
aud sent At the expense Of the shipper to either Of
the Soldiers Relief Associations, which are located
% follows:
Ia North Carolina, At Raleigh; In South Caroliua,
At Columbia; In Georgia ct Augusta; In Alabama
at Montgomery; or to any other point At which one
of these Associations have an Office.
The Agents Of these Associations will there take
charge Of them and ship daily BY southern Express
Company 70 the proper Agents OF the respective
etAtas At kichmOBd who will see them distributed
70 tie proper indi ddual owners.
To meet the wishes Ut The soldiers, and 70 give
them = certain and speedy Communication with
home, the Southsrn Express Company hes agreed
10 give this freight prsfere'ce oD1 everything else;
aad In order that Obstacle may occur 70 the suc'
cess OF 10 lsudabls enterprise, the several rail-
road companies are hereby requested 70 rsndsE the
Express Company such facilities - vii enable u
make thk arfahgsnsut completes success.
A the Southern Express Company aDumes Oh
responsibility Of the transportation Of thsse pack
the kellet AeoocAtoOo are coQ0eoteo 70 WIN
draw their Agents Who hAvs heretofore Actsd 10
travelling messengers. II the Rslisf Associations
viii sstaLsh agsnciss In the rear of otAsr armias,
thsy may enjoy the Same privileges hereby scared
70 the Array Of NostAssa tisvinia.
.. Lisa'.-cal Asa ssasssr'aas
LAwIoa,
QuAstsrmastss General
QUARTERS ,sssa 0ssnAIs Dar's,(
kichnond, Juas LIT, 1851.
Mr. B Bullock. ~ sgsut Of this DsPal tilssnt, y
aAstsasd 70 the auty o. osgAnixieg IL Transports
ton Of supplies u bod and c tAloI nader tie
range0sAt with the HoHthesn nxpgsee- Company,
. ebove Eelatsd.
He Will visit The several Relief Asseestiors, %.
plain the uOrkiug Of the sys(am, and encourage ths
fdends q soldiers = take advantseo Of tai0 easy
wsy Of supplylsg IL wants Of tAese 3 TIE aslA.
A LAWTON,
QaAEtseaasess 0enasal.
ogysou oovsuaan nxsann ComeAnI.l
AUsus1e, q, ~ q, llHi1. !
1ee uoutAesA 1xpreO ComDony h1ge2g ooetlS ~
61snos anA seoa1iva % soS4lqea = ~ As1y q
nesthAsn vlsGin1A 80 slssUANo nj eAeF - -
| psrsd = easy - aesanqeasafefe ena0eneo1 !.
H. aesss alsA, - GAae tiey - Aoan - -
- : - = 5S;sna suus
: jst-seonn - !.
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AyC1yoA 6ALAS-1usvas DAsA
Bt4 r. kafon, Aactioaeey.
fss 2sia stress, nsr iA,n. norris siis.l
r.rEHrua9 - csostsr5ws,a
n ur7 Sects ssa cscs6snA
IAiits' IN csssE AID 'fstsnyntnSs,
sateHes ah.i IVORY
VIII sell ON Saturday, the 15.h ast, large and
exec ut sssostmsat Of The above goods, consstiDs
ia part nj
20 pisces Of caiioo
- do dusss goods
14daz handkstchiefs
80 pieces laos embroidery
20 black lses colIAIs
Cottage bedstcsds
Hair and shuck mattresses
Tables and chairs
Stationery
Ink and backing
bale to or Imence 81 10 O'Clock.
9oods received ill O'clock on morning Of sale.
js2s-2t PIT EATON, Aact'r.
BIZ Redwood, Philips i %, ducts,
mo 50 Main street.
w will sell at auction On Saturday next, al
p" ID O'Clock. al The horse lot
] fac mule
several good work and harness horses
good cavalry Horses
nice one horse caniage, sc.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS co,
ipo4'2t Aucti0neeTs.
M E will sell on Tuesday next, at ~ O'Clock, al
w our store, No 81, Main ST. the Library OF ]
phy sician, containing about 3 VOLUMES; also, d
ja,ee number of miscellaneous works. The 81
teniion OF physicians is partie uiary called TO this
sale.
Parties having books to sell are requested 10
send them in before the day OF sale
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS &tO,
ieo43, AuctiOneeis.
By Geo. W. wits, Awct'r,
No. 63 Main st.
WILL sell al auction at my store, on SATURDAY,
1 June 25sh, at 10 O'Clock, a lot of
Household furniture
Stoves, cr0ekefy and glassware
A nice lot OF
Spring and summer clothing
Day goods, shoes
HAS, blankets, sc
lot o. sausage suffers, new
Gold and silver watches
Tobacco, cigars, &c.
je ~ w WILLIS, Auct'
By L. H. Lack, Anet.
[O.ics No So xa!n street
VHTUL be sold, ON Saturday, the S5ih inst, ON
" Council, Chamber Hill. NJ III O'Clock,
Several hor SEES and mules
Among them three cavalry horses, Also one gray
horse, 6 years old, gentle ard sound, fiTst-fate
family horse. Also, one second han cartisge
10 "A LdlUtK, Aact.
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je2l

o. iCE for sale ~ n. r for sale 1t my faro, Ia
Tiehrica county, three Ioes from the city The
Deep kaIa III npike, The contents Of two well keep
ing ice houses, Containing shout so, 90 ouste's of
pure, cieat ice. IHUS JOHNSTON, 1876 Main st.
ia 23-3t
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-. N AsONIC NoTlCE.-The members of Gen.
~ Iico Union Ledge, No $50, will attend q
stated communication ~ MGs0ns' Hall this evenn
at O'Clock, tor the Installation OF officers BY
order oil the W0Tshipfui Master
JAS EEIDDIeK, Sec'y.
st Johns ray, 24lh June, A ID 1864, A l. 1884.
ir 34-lts
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.By II. 3: tIeasaats, Aa:ct.

by H. .: PIsaSaats, Aa:cs.
Yu1uH Entire stock OF
- Dining room, and
OF the Monticello House
For sale at auction.
On Monday, ihs 17th inst, at 10 O'clock, l am ii
structed by the proprietors OF the above property
to sell st the above wetbOwn estabhhm.n No
IS Main ri, tue entire stock Of furni ure, &c.
Ia the parior may name--
SPLENDID rose wood caeet PIANO. the tone, finish
and make Of viii h arc excellent
very large AMI superior =. naseis carpet
Mahogany and walnut sofas
Mahogany rocking chairs, cane do
Centre, cara, and work tables
Handsome shades, VASES, and mantel orns.
nenle.
10 dining. room furniture will be found
Several large mahogany tabl.s:
3safes, cupboaIds, kideoosrd
Dirner ware, such ss dishes, plates
Cups and saucers, Casters, IL
Table ware, such AZ knives and FORKS
Spoots, silver plated forks
Glassware, goblsts, tumbers, safte, &c
Tho entire furniture Of twenty eight chAmbefs IN
Guiding
Mahogany, Jenny Lind, cottage, frsnch post,
and H bedsteads
Hasd.ome mahogany marble top bureaus
WashttaDts, toilet tables, chairs
Bowls, pitchers, &c
Very excellent feather beds
Bol.tels, pillows
Hair, Cotton, AID shIck mattresses
Besides a general assortment VI bedding.
Cooking, par.0F ana other stoves
A sensral xssort u,eut OF useful kischen fufni
turS
Attbe same time will be sold the III esplfed lease
Of tho house. running unit The 9th Of next Novsm-
her. PLEAsANlS,
je % hac aoheor'
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~ MASONIC Notice.-The members of
~ Dove lodge, No 81 are summoned 10 attend
stated meeting of their odge, at the Hail, On
Marshall street, his ,Fdday) evening at O'Clock,
lodges nd transient brethren In good standing are
frateTnaily Invited To attend.
By order vi the Wo,shipful Master
je 2l-lts AUG ARSELL, Jr, Sec,y,
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ArSPECIAL MOTT Eve respectfully call
the attention of the trade To our auction safe THIS
NOR ing nj 10 O'Clock precisely We Will con-
mcnce the sale with liquors, cigars, and eI0ce-
ties. Promptly at 1! O'Clock we wall sell boots,
shoes and bloc ade goods
We WILL ADD:
$50 gross mii tary git buttons
$50 DO superior do
l2U do round and fiat 81 shoe laces
Is cases Otard pale brandy
Is n Cuba cigars
10 Yards fine tweed cloth
Is boxes extract log wood
100 reams double cap Manila paper
% dozen shoe brushes
II do tooth brushes
6 bbls family -four
II do cider begar a
GUU lbs fresh butter
/ platform SC ate, 7tU lbs
do do, 2U0 lbs
100 lbs country cheese
Lot al iumtiois, kOb:ets, bar glasses, CnpS and
sarcers, pitchers, sc
! bales . rzaabiigs
8 d. 4 4 do
dozen English p;ekl's
ALSO,
/ BUGGY and harness
] very elegant watch and chain
= sole leather trunks, new
I furniture wagon and hatnPs9
81 bags PEA nuts
eoI-lt ROBINSON, ADAMS x co, Auels
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RJ- sixty Gross Hover 4 C1's ubr.v allied lie ks
sig bott el Wholesale and retail at No ,nu.
der fxoh angs U.tti II h st. 1hess iaka are war
rented superior to shy in The DepAf tments Of
The Government, the Banks, the trade &c supplied
ut reasonable tatss, in bottles or by the gallon.
4 u HOVER Il co,
je 2l-2tt Manufacturers
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AUcTiO1 AzLxs~rns Oar
~ HI. Dickinson a. e.. Az,

EN1LT n a.groes ii Aue.r~ y..
4 ss~T 1870. h ue.. IA fs,s w.. -lsl
i.s :. s. e'ssn.s. oss hksi7 .e...s .'le--.
'''.',- :. NIL, iiohIssl,,s ~ =
-----------.Aa s'sssu.~
NJ nkO Girl Tor sale I'VE viii ssu ~,
- ~ non h.use. On Friday monsns. At, ,,'as
oee wei girl, aboCt " years NJ .se "eset
JOS Q. JtfLL. DICKINSON = cos.
ny Hs1sahssoa d TO-, f,sct.,.
'"' :" AAa street. ess"ssa sih and lou,
LYME Furniture,
T. Glass aud Crockeryware.
Fancy Articles.
S'es Gold ws.ehs. 4,
On Friday, the 24:h iustau, .or, Al autias
0'oiecf A IL. We will sell Al our saIes,aotfslba
main u, nue. aesor tmcnt VI furni,ur. ~, Nls!
c,es. &c, consisting Of The foiloxing and any, ssl n'
Clos: ~ ~aeE sfa.
Wsrdrobes, cabinets
Dining ana parIor tables
Psflor, cane seat, and vin,sor so.,r.
French, Jenny Lied, aud co,,as. bas.,.
6tfas, loacgex, tete-a- letes ''sAia
reAthes oeds, hair and shuek ms!,,e,,..
s6e"s qa'its. blankets, pillows. sc
Ooe very fine tx.e0sion Liable
One large nsrroF
Cop aud sausers, plates, aisLea
huives and iosks, tun biers, &c
ALTO,
IL gallons FendiIe French brandt
81 ." Il ct rate Old peach br,a.
Ehs excellent apple bsaady
JeE WILLIAMSON & TO Az.
superb china Chamber sci Combat
Excellent daDask and lace eu,lsiSs
Iooo II. patent platform seas; ss.h,
Iady's log hsbit
seyerai fne g,'u watcher
VIII be added, and soid f,r the n IN Co,,,..
Eker, shout A'Hm
S bbls vinegar.
The brandy will be sold Mt L. o'elces nr.,,,.,-
the watches Immediately afterwards. '@'''!
Je2s WI L'AdS0N a co, Auc,s
BH hocsass0a,, Adams IL 90. 4.,f,
corner eth and Main SIS
0UR regular auction sale will tab. e,,..o,,
" day next, this 2.th inst at IN o'shss VIII.
TO will nsr cue usual sssortnsat OF
Groceries,
Iigaors,
Boots, shoes
Dsy deeds
with general assortment Of usreiian. n, 80
to be sofl without YesssTt. Many ss.,el.. xtH
specihcd III Speeis Motiea on the isy ofssi.
Pert es desiring ~ eousgn IA Jo,is Tor tie sbv,
sale Ill please gise US taciy nOlica win iavt,,
to snsbe us to arrange IN, u properly ''
Je I2 ROBINSON; ADAMS A.o lus,a
BY Hednoad, Philips j. 20, Autlyars,,,
81 Main sifee,
WE VIII sell, at our store Friday msrnisz. I'm
" mencirg NJ 10 oh ok All " sslturat o.
Furniture, dry goods. tobacco -
shoes eto, hing, -oekery
Silver And 5 old watches &c
ja23 kkDW0tD. PHILLIPS 4 co, 'u,t,
by Znos. " heesee, Aactlouesy
tOriee Corner OF 18th aud Cary siresta)
IN Condemned tIor. o. and Mules far s..s
Nv auction VIII be sold on Friday, The 4ilhd
Ju 80, 50 c,nteined HorEas knd Mules. at he a
Horse Lot, q; BacoI's Qisrtsr Branch, oommstcs,
At 10 O'Clock. RP ARtHeR
Major sad on
SAls conducted by Taos W Kxasxs, Auci't
js 10
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~ NETTING Of Stockholders ~ called
~ meeting Of the Stockholders of tho Roanoke
Valley ksi.r a will DO held in the town Of Carks
willie on Saturday, the 26,h day Of june, 1864.
Businsss & great Importance will come before
tho stockton ieIs and Ii IL desirable that every
should be p, ssent.
hy ordsr Of the Beard.
NY ~ 2.awtd kA WILLIAM, Sscy.
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TrsPECIAL NOtice.--We would call attention
to our sale advertised for 10 day. Tho brsn dies
viii be oIeret At IL O'Clock. 5 me very superior
carpess will DC eod fnorily thereafter.
le Gilt WILLlAM:ON co, AGCt3.