Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-28

tre Amy of Invasion viii down upon ormidi-
bic n nun bes and ferocoua in It's purposes OF puuder
and devastation. What will your imaginary gains be
wor ycu il realiz d. should that army oI erI un
your State ? Where is the wisdom Of boarding up
provisions aud etldangering yonr whole estate Be
warned in time, if Georgia be you and your
property part, AID your families will be ought to alb
JPct poverty.
Do not deu1e yourselves with The vain hope h you
will escape. No man woman or child will escape.
One universal ruin awaits us ali-nUt thing green
sufficient to ieed grassopper Will be ett. he Fede
ras viii garrison the >cties and villages, ard raid the
WhOe couatry-the plantation of wide aGTes and the
small tarm Will alikr be scourged Neither Can any
thing be hid from the invaderstber soldTy fight for
puuder We'll as your subjugarlon, and they will
sarch diligently tOr their reward Such has been the
case wherever they have gained foothod, and they
avow the~Intehtlon to be more severe as they come
South On the mountains OF Upper Geo,gla they found
MONEY screted in hollow trees, and gold that had been
bid by is owEer, at The dead hour OF midnight without
the knowledge Of human being. What write I
have s. en- and felt You will not believe now. Per-
sis in your coulse, and you will boh believe and suffer
it all Awake, then, from your sleep OF
Geab. Strengthen and feed the army and soldiers
families as your only hope OF salvation.
JAMES A. NISBET.
GILTINGjTn P1LL-Ine New Hartford Conven-
toniss who gre work now in this State endeayor-
ing to get up treasOnabe aeaemrlage such as that
which made their prototypes OF New England politically
infamous, have brought forward unexpected argu-
ept in favor of tier scheme, nothing less than that
Safe Conventions might, "should they see proper ad
wise saLcon the exercise of questionable powers or
doubtful eXEedents the part Of the Confederate
Government, such as the corscription of those who
furnished substitutes, the violation Of the contracts
stated the lace ct the treasury notes. aud the suspen
sion CT the hobeds Pu Such of the pretu1ces
pretenct OF coDteIg additional power upon the Oon-
edtrae Government by aUconiug the exercise of dis
pattd poWersHith which it is hoped to win over to
The conspiracy some rieds of the couotrys cause And
this prelence is sanctioned by the Standard in the same
breath that it says, the time has when North
Carolina should take steps in her sovereign capacity
to check tbs usurauons OF the Government
and pave the way TO peace" Let no be gulied.
he objct is strengthen but desrog the Con-
federate Government
BY the way the county meeting In Johnston came
off the 7th, and adopted Dr. Leach's preamble and
resolutions, which had been put forth on the previous
day at the precinct meeting in tha. county, with
few generally Dlmpcrant alteration Observer.
DEATH CT A HUSBAND AND WIFE.-Among cur
OBITUARY notices, to-day Ill be found the remarkable
announcement OF the burial of husband ard VILE
two esteemed citizens, who were refugees from their
home in New Orleans. Mr.. Fogo was formerly prom
inent merchant of that city, and held various Offices of
and honor His reputation bad preceded him. aud
on his arrival IN South Carolina he was welcomed by
friends who had long known low to appreciate bis value
and to esteem his character in every relation of life
They now revere his memory. Both husband and wife
were confined their for several weeks-nether
apparently in dangerous cor dition Suddenly, how
ever, the tDge Of death stood before hen and within
ten short minu e. the silver cord was looaeced-the
golden bowl was brokel-and the union which was on
ly few months ago perfected Oh earth transferred
to Heaven Neither knew OF the decease of the other
Columbia South Carclinia,a.