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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-06
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-13
q. q. MISCELLANEOUS IrEka.

The Caroline, and very fast side wheel steamer
Tour and seventy tons register designed for run
mig tbe 0oc kade OF Southern ports spoken of Cape
Race on Sunday last On her first trip out from Glasgow
she bound for Wilmington, O., K and had
cargo of machinery. The officers OF the Caroline
ed that her sister ship the Colonel Lamb would pass Cape
blockade lying IN the habor Of Halifax Friday
last. One CT them chased in the previous by
of guuboas. 1hs United States steamer Florida
anchored below Halifax Sunday and perhaps,
long, short the of OF the vessels Of this
feet. So says the Herald Of the 4th.
The Baltimore Gazette of Friday, says:
Last night after the ormance at the Holiday Street
Theatre, r Bokee of the actors placed under
By the military guard, The charge of using dis.
loyal remarks While the stage The charge appeared
have Original ed in this way The play being performed
the " Heir at Law" In q dialogue between Id. Du
berly CIR Ha and Mr.. Seadfast ar. Bokee the
plies, Then you must tie Yankee Doodle" 1t was as
serted to Mr. Bokee (Seadfast) sered, "No thank
God, am not a Yankee.
A dispatch to the Commercial Advertiser, from Wash
ngton says:
A gentleman who had Just arrived from MONTGOMERY
are hundred and eighty thousand bales cotton It
ieved that Generals ered not to capture
for the present. Rousseau could have destroyed it when
on his raid but for these orders.
despatch from Warrington says the nni euthoYi-
have time had under advsement plan
preventing further rebel raids the Valley This
the erection of extensive fortfcatops
al the principal Gaps. OF these defensive works that
by numerous garrison.
The haa rot learned tie folly of it's poll
Of suppressiDg newspapers We learn that paper call
ed the Evening tos has been suppressed N Bam
der of General Wallace, for pacardng something
Bulletin Board. Recently another Journal up
Vest by military suthorty. Nothing could bs more
absurd than such course.
Cass has written letter. stating that he shall vote
fer Mcclellan and Pendletion.
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ONE DAY LATEB,

From the New York Times, the 9Th, take the
lowing summary of it's news:
The latest intelligence from the Army of the Potomac
reports no more fighting despatch dated Sunday even
hg says the rebels fell back this morning to their main
ne OF works which from the lead works to the South
SIDE road or near it. This postc of the rebels is o very
sroIg one and cannot easily be carried division Of
The corps advanced to the Boydton road,
which the enemy wagon their supplies to Petersburg
Two lines OF works were found unoccupied, Only skrm
ish line opposing the advance, and falling back
troops went forward.
Near the Boydton road very formidable line of works
was ound behind which the rebels posted heavy
force. It not deemed advisable attack and our
men fen back and occupy safe position They lost few
than at frat stated Tie tosI il killed, wounded and
prisoners will foot up not far from 1000 than half
OF whom "ere taken priaousrs This occurred in
qneaco OF being left between part Of the Fifth and
a;h CORDS through which the enemy charged, and flank
ed the Sec ord Division OF the Ninth Corps.
Tae lstea reliable accounts from Mi.souri state that
Price moving Rains in three columns the right under
Shelby AID Sarmadake the centre under himself and the
Left nrder Cooper the latter being mainly Of half
breed Indians
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FROM The GEORGIA ERONg.
Especial Correspondence of the Memphis Appeal

HEADQUARTERS, Oct. 4th, 1861.
News from the front rather meagre Nothing ia pos-
tvey known beyond that sherman is staggering under
the strategic blow which has been dealt. He don't know
1t now Hood who is campaigning and sherman is the
defensive. The sunny Soath is to Sherman -
Wig don't be choose his direction and go There is
thing his frout but some cavalry and the militia. 6her
nan can sweep them like WhlrlWlnd. With Mont
gomery and Macon and augusta and except
the uncovered Why don't ne take hold Hood
hiIn to make grand journey homeward, by way
Charleston Mobile, Pensacola. ali doors in
viugy open except those leading Blue Mountain and
oshe3 dssipated evaporated dispersed the which
under Bragg Johnston and Hood las long disputed his
progress be take possession CT the country. 1t
ia his. His " ork Is DONE.
= Calmly and peacefully Sherman and his army enjoy
ing their conquests. We pleased with masters,
we are going keep them here. Lincoln may call as
Price Missouri Forrest in Tennessee whoever wish
steal horses Kentucky, Echols at the saworks
against Lee, Early the yellow fever We will not hear
Lncolns calls. will have Sherman and bis gallant
my orsia. They have fought gaauy for the fertile
plains ABOUND Atlanta and their blood and bones shall fer
tilize no other ground
position ia perfectly protected To flank him
is IMPOSSIBLE and SO cat his communications utterly out
of the question. Sherman stay at Atlanta till he ros
leave his railroad and be whipped he
does he may fight bis way home. assure that
every in Hood army understands the advantage
OF our position, and the very best feeling exists.
This is Gen Hoods campaign. he began after Atlanta
was His energy and invention up the LIST OF
temb9r tied down to The idea OF saving Atlanta
trenches not Hoods style. confess to ardent admi
ration the gallant young soldier, who il leading
army. The ha zaGous movements which brought it
Of Atlanta, then to Palmetto, and thence to Its
splendid position made with great CELEBRITY that
showed the conductor to be perfectly master Of the
grand Co. chine he manipulating.
little while, and great event will compel from
all appru OF the which placed Gan. Hood
naGd of the army Of Tennsssee
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FROM HOODS ARAY.
army.

AUGUSTA, Ect IUth, IS64.
The correspondent Of the Iontgolners MAIL who with
Hoods army says that the occupation of Rome was eli.
factr4 yitko fight Tho Dash into Aaratt blood
les.
When Sherman learned that HOOD had moved noTth"ard
be crossed The river with two corps, nd formed li2e q
Observation at Winnings station. Hoods Line crossed the
railroad st Big shanty tue 4th and the two armies held
this relation each other without nrin gum On the 5h
Sherman withdrew and returned to Atlanta Our army
then set to work and eectuay destroyed the railroad
from Big Hhapty Caa,enaua. Ali the bridges from Ma
rietta to Da*on also destroyed. We have strongly
fortified Kanesav mountain Jackson holds Rome and
Wheeler has possessian of R-sGca.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, No. CA, !
Ap1UTAET GsEERAL's OFFICE J
Raleigh, Oct an 1854
GENERAL ORDERS, l

GENERAL ORDERS,
NECESSITY having arr san for calling a part Of tna
y GARD for Hom5 DefeI 90 iatO the field to reDe
threa eDed Invasion avoid interfering far az po..ne
with iodOstria p1rsuis Of tke c0uutry IL ia ordered
in the cCChCs Of curry, Y&dkil howau Cabarr1s
AeckienbuTg Lincoln, CASTOR, and leavsaud and nf ali
tue couuties eao " said Counties Assem- their
Jectse Regiments or BAttaops delay pro-
coed to divide them into three equal parts known
the 1st 3D. aud Sd classea-these be
ed By lot draft classes called in rotation
when es than the whole required for field service.
Commaodants of BItaliUns WI! exclude from tho lat
class al persons phy caj incapable OF performing field
service snd will careful to incllie either
class not strictly bers OF the Qua for Home
When there less than three companies in Battalion
tbev will united and divided equal parts aod
complement of officers assigned to each When there
are three nine companies ia ion, taey
he euaazed numbers by transfers COMPANY ~
he olher and whsd the number OF companies dyi.
by three then it ust De made by breaking up the
odd 1npanes AID Issgnlng their members 10 other
TO be determined by lot.
soon EH each commander bias complied with tho fO
going ructons he will arm ana EQUIP the
dis Battalion order it to proceed wi delay to
odsboro' report to Brig. General G. Levanhrope,
who, the troops arrive, will organize them into KeG
ments
The Guard Home Defence belonging COUNTIES ing
west of above enumerated designed The do.
oIcs of the Mountain District. Their Organization Will
not be changed for the present.
By ordsr Of Gov. Vance:
Adjutant General.
Oct. Z. T-0t-0'St
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cb;ooro novamant sbould be successful.

Ian If the Chicago movement should be successful
not wst ard hope the change and peace. 1t
Bot not hen must rely upon the cnpotehce OF truth
cone and the economy and use of the m cans
an Std las given Us. Patience fortitutude, courage
when faith are as much elements of heroic patriotism
hope anu of Chrstnn reflection. Ii ia Indispensable to
IS they berr with uniting devotion, the only condition
cheLL5,b liberty be gained or preserved Her chris
vi an the beginning the baptism IF blood She
terms r yotar.e- lock and shislds around her
reg to dc treemeR, rather than live slaves If
sui 10 snr the people, ultimate success il be
his o. 1 to- heir suffsrines and sacrifices. For their
tt, r~nt fie'org Is replete with r-u4p.os OF which
h or e SeIa Be no 1 he
r5Eg.s + Fort and energYno abatement of courage
EDd INV an, very resnec folly.
Your ohedienT servant.
HERsCEEL z Johnson
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-13
WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct. 18th, 1864.

BEEF CATTLsSe the hoof at 81 Is to 81 so per ID,
for meat, in qlalty.
BAcoN--Is in demand and scarcely any Oh market. We
quote from carts at IS SO to So per ID.
BBKswAx-$4 so to S. per Id.
BUTTsR-$9 to $40 per 10,
Corr quote at 81 so for uucompressod and 81 Is
per 10. tor comp essed.
CoRN-ses at SIS to $50 per bushel, in quantity.
Com MEAL-Sels III small way from tho ganaries
SIS per bushe.
CcPPERAs-Retai,s at 81 to 81 so per ID.
FGGs-Sell from carts a. S. u S. so per dozen.
FLoUR-scarcey any arrvlns and the is almost
bare. We quote small sales from wharf, $500 per Dbl.
for superfne
$l5 per 100 lbs. ~
LEATHER-So > $23, and upper $zs per 10.
LAkD-Sels by the hArrei s. TO s. so per Id.
NAlLs-By the k &, 81 80 20 S. per ID.
PEAS-CoW, SO per bashel
PoTAroEs-Irsh $50 $35, and Sweet $2 to SIC per
bustel.
PoULTRY-Chickens S. to ST. aud grown fowls IS so 50
each
h1CE-Clean 40 to 90 cents per ID.
SALT-sound made sells from store At $50 to $35 per
bushel.
EUGAR-s7to 81 so per ID. by the bb
YnUP-Sorghum d1 of sale at SIS TO SIG gallon.
fac S. IS 10 S. SO per yard
by II bale.
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE-$5 to IS per gallon.
TALLow-$4 10 81 so per ID
YARN-Sels by the bale al S35 per bunch
WOODS demand and the market is almost BARE.
the boat load at $40 tor pine $40 to $45
aghe, and $50 to $50 per cord tor oak.
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FnDa PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, Get. 8 h, 1854
Yesterday about the enemy moved ia force
rig hit, supposed at frat for thu MAXIM an at
tack lines, but it tarned be nothing
han by the enemy of hair liues right
10 order occupy all Lost near Fort Mc2ae-
The enemy, by this move gained nothing ia
Of the Southsde Railroad, only prolonged their
driving ID a few vdetes occapyiog ths ground.
Heh took eDly part Of tbs Fort EcRae
cuped by tho enemy. AL quiet to-day Weather cloudy
aud very cold.
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LOST

ON TUEaDAY the 9th instant, between my residence in
~ Upper Black River District and the milo post on
the Mount Misery Road, a leather CIGAR CASE US ID
pocket-book and containing among others tue following
papers,
nv receipt for in kind certificate No. 675, dated
18th March, 1864 for So 00J funded in per stock
issued to me. There other papers not recol
eced ind also $50 in money. ANY person finding and
returning the pocket-book and papers to the
Journal Office will be entitled to retain the money and
will receive the thanks OF the Subscriber.
VIM. ROBINSON.
New Hanover County, Oct. II, lS64-32t
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GEoRaIA MnIr1A.-We understand it is expected
that the Militia when they return to camp at the end
OF their urough, will DE used in future for the defence
as the one the other may be threatened by raids Or
detacnments from Sherman's army. They have al
ready rendered distinguished servca at the front and
will no doubt do their duty faithfully in the new field
to which they may be assigned. " ''O'N
At the end OF the furough extended to them. thew
are oil to re assemble in this city (Macon) and aws2
developmens.-M1con Intelligsncsr
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FIR, r TAF Valley.

RICEHoND Oct. 18th, 1884.
Az Official dispatch received Ct the War Department
says that Sheridan ID sill moving down the Valley.
large force of his cavary attacked by the 7
and Handsomely driges back We captured number CT
horses. several amEuancea, wagons forges, with
TOOLS and fifty prisoners besides killing ard woupdn
arge number,
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ADVANCE.
MOBILE Oct, II th, 1854
Especial TO the Advertiser
eESATcBIA, Oct 9th, 1884
Tie Memphis Argus % the 9Th inzt contains Missouri
dates to the 9Th inst.
Price has advanced with three columns including Mar.
madukes force of 25c0 and shelhys OF 500 Price with
the main column. sheby's force took more Nor:hery
route operating principally the Railroad which was
greatly damaged eqcc:@'y TIC Southwestern branch.
which vas torn in many places. The cars, bridges,
tresties and tanks were burned.
A. last accounts Price was betweea 8 ,u.h Branch aid
the main Pacific Railroad with train Of zoo wagons A.
). Smith at F:aEklin. II qGet at Jefferson Ci<y al
though telegraphio communication cut eff Ewing is
reported have arrived Ra with 80 Of the Pilot
Knob garrison.
Various prevail tha. the onfederates NOV
ing with great rapidty.
Nashville dates to The 4h say tt Forrest after destroy
ing the A!abema and Tennessee Raircsd CdvaIced to
Duck River AID Spring Bill and vent towards Florence
Guerrilla Lands numerous around Nashville, capur
ing ccmus and forsgirg trains disabling wag
DE aid carrying mules Tac ups srd freight trains
we're csptu ed between Nashville aud Louisville.
Tel. gras'Io COMMUNICATION o. 10 Chattanooga A
large work the Alabama and Rail-
road, and the would to Pulaski within week,
AID the telegraph would be working tn Athens.
Pasensets from Chattanooga report that portion of
Forets forces had demanded ths surrender of Dalton.
New York is preparing grand ovation to Capt WinRlow
# the Kersarga.
One hundred aimed assstet in era sford County,
Indiana, resist the draft aud bsGg reinfor ced
from adj 9inrg Coun ties and from Kentucky.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-13
FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND Oct. 9Th 1894
An official dispatch received at the War Department
states that the enemy Thousand strong, advanced
the Manassas Gap Rail Road the 4h list. with several
trains Of loaded with Railroad material and occup1d
Ssm and Rectortown Gen. Mosby attacked them st Sa
lem capturing ftJ prisoners FL their camp equipage
baggage, storss &c. He Killed rouni. & oonsdcra
bic llber Is loss two Ruundei.
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DIED.

In this town, the lIth inst GRACE Z. dALLETr,
wife OF Capt. BENZ. Ballet, aged "a years
In this town on the morning Of the Tn inst WILLIAM
MEARES WALKER, In the 35th year of his age, fourth
son of the late John Walker, Esq.
In this County Topsai Sound, ne 6th ,insi, of
dpthers, LAVlNA ISABELLA daughter OF Joseph O. and
Ann n. Howard, aged years sad months.
N. G. Christian Advocate please copy.
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Pursuept to Call from His Excelcncy Gov. Vance, the
Council Of State tho Council Chamber 10 this city
Wednesday. The following were present: F. r. eatter-
thwaite Of Pitt; Davd.on of MacoF J. B. Hargrovc,
of Arson; and l.. EdrC ga Johnson Dr. James Gallo
way, OF Wilkes absent.
The following appointn nts Eads:
G. Foster OF Recdolpb, Counsellor Of State, vice f.
P Dick resigned. p. H. Winso r Counsellor of State
vice J. K. 8 ubbs, gned.
Col. J. D. H3mao, 0: Henderson, and Henry Mutt, Of
New Hanover appon.e members Of the Internal I'M
provererr Board.
The Council declined to recommend call OF the Legis
lature at present.
The Council adjourned yesterday.
Raj. Conservative 7th inst.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HNHE subscriber having qualified September Term A.
d. 1854 OF the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
for New Hanover County Executor upon the last will
and testament of Thomas Murray deceased hereby gives
all persons indebted to SAID estate to
ward and settle and all persons having gaius the
notified to present them wilh the time Orescrb
ed by law, otherwise this Will be plead i'll bar OF
their recovery. -
Oct I3.h 3 3t%
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TELEGRAPHIC
Reports OF the Press Assoc,.tton

Entered according to the Act of Congress- the year
1852 by j. s. THxAsHER, in the Clerk Office of the Dis
trict Court of the Confederate States for the Northern
District of Georgia.
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MARRIED.

By Rev Isaac G. NcLauabln, Oct 6Sh 1884, at thu resi-
demos of the Brides Father, Mr. A. D. TAYLOR OF VIII
nipgton n G., to Miss MARY S. Youngest daughter OF
Elijah Rch, Esq, of Meckenburg County, N. @.
Col G. D. HILL to Miss BETTE ", daughter of Dr. j..
q. HICKS, all of Duplin.
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Official Vote for Gonsrno-

Whole number of votes poed 1851 Of which Governor
Vance received 5000
W. ". Holden, IA All
Vance's msj GRITTY 1878
In 1852 there 70 COT votes poled.
In 1894 there 72,56l I"
Leaviog only 44S less votes polled than in 1857?
RdIeqh Confederate.
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NOTICE.


no FARMERS IN NEW HANO YER.
GENTS for this County ready 10 receive the
"A Tax in Kind Farmers will please lie promps in de.
Veria2 hat has assessed Bing your estimates when
you come t. pay your IIthea 49, 49, -
w. t HUGGIS5.
Agent Tor New Hanover County.
Off SO ut megsrs. Ellis i MHchelI's.
oct. 9Th 254t-22C
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Cat out the following aud paste it your scrap book.
1t is worth years subscription to any rsader OF this
paper:
The leaves Of the elder, if srewn among corn or
other grain when it is put in the bin, will efectuay
preserve it from the ravages of the weav The juice
viii also kill bed bugs and maggots. Iosects never
elder bushes lhe leaves of elder scattered over
cabbages cucunbers squashes and other plants subject
to the ravages of insects efectually shields them
The plum and other fruits may bs SAVED by placing on
the branches and among them punches of elder leaves
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TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED,

sA TO TIE JAIL of ODsow County two negroes One
~ By the of John [aas) Die who he belongs
AZ to DR.. James Nc Rec, formerly of Wilmington, N. U.
nc ther says his ia Henry and belongs DR.. Hicks
of Dublin County N. o. The of SAID negl oes
requested forward property pay charges
ana them away, or they will be dealt with d. Tao Law
E, KURRILI., Jr Sheriff.
Oct. 9th 1854. 70 lL-3.u
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F2Gh MOBILE.

NOZZLE Ce5 l0.-Saturday Eastern shore battery
opeced guuboat and whipped her off, On Sunday the
battery opened eide Wheel steamer, huiled and
disabled her. The vessel is visible in the feet
This morning all but tTo vessels Disappeared but came
back in the evening.
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FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE. Oct. 18th 1884.
Flag OF truce boat Game yesterday The Naval aud
Fort Gains garrsona will be exchanged. The enemy de-
cline exchanging the Fort Morgan garrison prisoners
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FROI GEGRGIA-CaPTURE OF ROME WITH TREE
THOUSAND EEGROE3-OU2 ARMY 1T ETOWAH-
FORREST IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE.

FORREST IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
AUGUSTA, GA, Get. g. 1854.
Official dispatches copem the Capture Of Rome three
thousand negroes with white Officers taken. Toe Yam
KEGS destroyed all the CoGmssary stores aud Fo squares
OF the business portion Of tie town were burned.
Cen. Wheeler has dashed into Marietta and b,rred
block CT store houses, and spiEed three guns.
Our ernty is supposed to be ct Etcwah. Fori6cauoGs
have been thrown ~ on the k6Dneeaw.
Dalton has bean surprised by troops.
Forrest is in Midd!e Tennessee Roaeeau ID cooped up
in EasbYle.
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F ROM CEABLE5 TON-DEATH CT BEAUREGARD's
CHJEF ENGINEER.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 10th 1864.
COL D. B Harris Of Virginia. the distinguished Chief
Engineer Of Beauregerds sta who constructed the bate
ries which defend Charleston died to day sumnerve
Of yellow fever contracted here. ISIS loss deeply de-
ploIsd.
III unet. except the usual sheliing.