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EOR SALE.-A very Desirable PLACE, 10
e.,.d IA the sts.e Of NewJetsey, cgnssing O. eyr
-rr.s - Lsnd vih Ers'ci,se oipNt NAN,in1
butt in the most substantial tzsHnr hrr.hei WIN DO ~
Cd " trot IN tie ppes lsiinf 10 ever roa
Tho entire bud hsstrd oy the ngs tnIrose1 rot. -
arrangements. eo,,lag Lea. There arc tsa de en-
,ui e.r.u marble rssni- 10 a .s he 1e.s sseh -
With rat. The barn srrisgr-hoUse, and al ontbss1G
~. u, AID models OF neatHess and esnvsnieuce atewLe
cDuv-n.n .,sdnsrs cottage Ire oc-'"n olr o. ~
-, la the country stusf-i elsS s~t OF srS1A1
~. ro.rscf in al Sir.ciioa. most charming rsvs
ysun= ly trees eoseps three see. sne yeus uoa ~
the itrs occupant Opportunity u sslAy "a. s"a t<ae
ere ~ ,wo f.rosj i'm. ~tiin "a L. .oo1i Sns t's
b. ca, from the say Tue Jsoa one ~ 10 irxiaiea
IL. Juii.d Slsi>. and snG1 drives thTel sioaI NJ
~los county .rsefr are three 1r;e seni' Two ~ ~aes
each " O. ~ euoIs cspsi }. This property "" o. ~
un..d Of Ut ec- Tor c.-h. and inr~dss possession he
Ili. perfect II not sold the o~ses Viii occ.Yy "sl~
- a, IL.
~ g-Brokrr, and mdr-nen need not spyly - 10 sooe
will he taken them A5.sss ial nhfIr arr Test~ne
HOPE Box No. 1915. PossOsics, Hes-,ofE
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lI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CULTURR.

ttl BE- hesn;ifu ,ud Braitly Does he Love mel Tie
M,sa to " ho0i ard wA,n Give Vt. The Danger
our kyes. Ss s'as'ory philosophy. Prayer bushes
9he GriIn ard th- Ofsceni lrrr Religion oonsrasrs with
the pretended. The te. II Ntr, nom lt97 ~ a< set
Control Thou Most Lsvci 10y Ne, poem. Fhr-noogy "a
SngIsbd Correcting" Honr lnarrnc-. FcoroUy Ccrss's
ete In July Double NO. TABLESPOONFUL Journal seat BY
erst post tor ~ yrsi Cor - A vol. News
men hHre It. towLEg WELLS 80 Lrosi~.y, n. Y.
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WOUNDED SOLDIERS con have their
w elOo BOUNTY promptly PAID thon. Widows and
hsru Of decsas.d Soldiers ths PAY snd Bouy col
cied aud Pensions procured Ssos eau rsrvr fiss
Mou~y All can receive inivrs,os sad u.tsctvu, BY sp
plying to RICHARD c. ELLiOrf.
o. 9. Army and Navy Omce, No. O. b.a.sA-r-s,.
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ADRIAN N. hCLL.k ApcicEret. - =.
GUPREME COURT SALE ct VALUABLE
~ IRON BUiLD.SG and LOf q Hague
ADRlAS A. NU.LEA, I. X VILLAINS i CO, vii
SILL sUt TON SAfrRDAi, June 10, 81 ~ oeios,
tie Erehsns. s.lesoon No IN ho-J~.y. By order 81
a.. supf-ms Tout under ths dlr-riion 81 j'-rfnn
MEMS s.a. Rsf-re-. tho valuable four story tlt''N
BUILDING aud LDf sinrs on the uhrry nds Of h.sns
st. between fcer ard td.is, aid having froui NJ - ~-i
Haxu- 49, and being about ~ f-i g. dep ssid irppny
Known Nos l. snd u. quest, and 10 Panieu sry
sdAp ed Tor Manufacturing porp0.es. 'ifi
GPLENDlD ENG RAWLINGS, PHOTO
- GAkPds. and ILLUSTRATED BOOKS fAhlAN
FlGUlsS GcContEl1al-l b. Foreign and American AZ.
., aud Pubher, Is AID 81 The ssis FUND vii b. SOLD
p)-NIOiir. by II. IL. LEEDS MINER, al tie Old Ds'ss
dorf osuery. No. 80 Bfo.dyuy. -
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TUE LLUSTkATED PHRENOLOGICAI

IL JOURNAL vi --fi--te gins with tbs Juy D0u-
bic No. ready Containing Por ais ChsGoisT md BIZ
sersphes Of lcains eu. ETHsOL9I Its R-ce PHiiob
choice Of PT,UkA FHTn0sEOAf, ~ kiss d Lbararter
psYcBoLogY the Science Tie SoD and much siLsi luz
pvfsn b4l;sT b. found IL osAsT pa5csiOD u ia
Handsomely FLU. raird QuHto. usoHhy, wA Ninety ak
Coin lis 81 rich Teadg ID Sold al ~ usDls,
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LOR SALE-The FARM aud RESIDENTS
q IL. lat. 0s Fs;l- ia East Chs-.-i ~Ssety . nhd
from Cy lisl, Newis.s, about q from tue haese
U-pJl Mlii.As bids,, aid about miles SI We We =
Haven Railroad Dspot at Mount N'rnon IL eonssts q ~
ser,. OF which ~ in wool AID tie trinsino'f n0y
h. cultivation h vel wstesed and 10, en- aJusd HaS
NJ. hou,- Is on ridge sopuE toward Lsls ls4ai sssat
AMI commands Wow IL aer sni land aes "a. s" Il
eaasls on tie East niyst. he sppfstes 10 the .ss~
tpe,h a sysuux Of es ori y ~ ad 10 ~
lawn ues, many OK .Are beauty Os Vie fs1se, ~
FnrfI,r, s,ocs and farming Implements viii Do s0A NJ
tie place. OEs-haf Of he p-rcbasv no9y can tsas!n =
nars4.s for Eve years At per &C FER iSrbef Pfs.S
spps 20 M Rui.rIiSd Toe pf<aises Homer Asts ~
finest, the ssbscriasr, . -,
HOS. IA. FAlLE, EIeeutos. No. l2 Chansen&
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1.-TWO NEW SUMMER BOOKS
READY TOMORROW.

Ia woMANs PHILOSOPHY or womAN-Beinr N
sDsweI Melele:l t.n1ns works Love IL AmoofJ AID
"wsnAI liza FsDn,ol" Translated rem tue celebrated
Yreses r.ouuy pnb.hrd In Brusses ~hsre the sr'
ei,sneat abos, It Is 90 sIesl i9no. cloth. 81 50
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TODD * RAFFERTY,. Machinery Merchants,
Ma. hey a. WORKS. Paterson. ~ J. Manufacture sta
toasIy aud portable ksno. .sd Boilers, FAr emp. To~.
OstnlI, AID hope Machinery, MI Ooafnk Sh.ninE tc.
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rT,HE SOULS 1T IMMORTAL f-Ihe

s,isnar Evidences; Couscious Nature Of the Soul
Indesrucn5!ty Of For-es Law Of Adaptstou Esrucss
The Argmoes pr0ri and pgsserori Our Aspirations,
Are Immoral Are 'Te SO tisvs Animals Future
Ills Second Chs. Remarkable vision. In
SiaH M -neriz-rs The shadow The Well In The JuLt
Double No. lLLusrRArsD fHEsSciosicAL JouRxAL -
e<ss first post - Nrwsaen have y Subscribe
nov foWLkR WILIS 10 30 BIoadwsy n. Y.
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new Novel b. ia author q Ole"
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Alnthinerp.

DIAPER MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE.
-Ons . incA Yrmddui'r aahus ef~ 81 neh Cyh.dss
Machine ~ ieg .nr .ss ard Eogs fos,r' FIs'. Cal
sLdsf Roll. iron snt paper. Sharing .uI Drums. by
DERhICknON 4 RARrLEI-r 30. " brskInsn.. Il.
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NOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Z - Fl.ibu,h. Lcrg Island. Gsthc HOise. VITA ~ ~
MOI IN iuygovenrnt together wua o.ssa o. La
ornamental .nl tgit ,gees srsgsry, '.sahoH'o, &C
sb.y-uAu.rd properly "a very Jr.,be b-ns oay ny =
on Fulloa Ferry, 8rooslyh C.y rFosi cars passHs y
pgruscri sl,o having ffeu on toe new Cay fstN "a
rertien inquire OF JOHN LLFs1"iS FIAisos-
NOR SALE on the sea shore, suuth side lS'ats1
\ Island near Ehp syi,s Railroad Depot, Two bs-sr
glILDlNB 81 a--ols Of 4 al on Of u Aifes ss1s
FONT. on his water; view uasuIpaasl Fishihg ysnnsae
rrt shoo,ns &C. the door. Inis il q the iSss -
fli ps,r, IN the slboEosi o. tie eY ossy Of aees
ifuiusnt NAias
Maps al ONCE OF -...., MI. .
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-28
DIED.

At Teachey's Depot, April the l4h, half past FIVE
O'Clock in the morning, ARCHIBALD HENRY, age Al
years. months and rs days He belonged to the o. 3.
Navy, at Whining ION, N. g.
The subieet memoir, Mr. Thos c. Craft, died in
DAVIS Illness, aged 46 years, months and days.
obituaries are too uGsome euog 9, and it. il
contrary intention the writer to ascribe the
deceased any good quality that he did possess When
the memory fingers the past, there is nourDful
pleasure pausug at the gravs of departed WORTH and
recouniag virtues OF 10 ed lost Mr. Craft was
member of The Baptist Church in fol
years, and his christianity clearly exempfed
bv the beautiful consistency OF his plous life curing en-
tire ship with the church. the chill winds OF
es to whistle around The tOttelng
this aged disciple of Christ he became weary and
q wish to die il il in accordance the
DEGREES of Pr vidence cares and pepexties gahere
around him he fastened TO the grave, but do
suppose dear reader he hays nestly desired
had the banks Of The stormy river caught
from the pr missed lard the Reflections the luminous
tack he was aDoat TO leave behind, aud which grew
brighter and brighter he approached The grave? Verify
Caln, he closed his eyes III DEATH and his HAPPY
bo ne could 1u appreciate the nefAbls CORY
Though all .ternuy. He sneconste and kind
and fsJner coufteOus aud sAue ready
the puor the troubied relieve the dir
trensed. / would offer a word OF coudoiance to the be
rsaved widow and bsrSss Children deem it nm ne.
the pleaslng of
their loss il his gain. His
deposed in Oakdas Cemetery, there to re.
pUse 10 GATOR notes OF the last trump awake
the sleeping millions. "happy thought" L.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-28
!. WILMINGTON Market, APRIL II, 1864.

The market ia very poorly supplied With Provisions and
prices appear to be advancing instead Of getting lower
The sales during the week have been mostly IN the small
wa at about the following quotations:
BEEF CA-rLE-Are in d m md for batchsring purposes
and the market is bare We quote the hoOf at 81 to
81 so per lb., as io quality.
BAcoS--ells irem carts at 81 50 to IS 90 per ID
EswAx-$t per 10.
BUTTsR-$l2 70 per Id.
CoRN-Is demand and market bare. Cells at SO &c
So per but he'll
CuppERAs-Re'ais at 50 to 81 per ID:
CoTtoS-No sales OF qu-nce Sellers generally are
holding a. 81 Is u 81 per ib
FL,uasca csy any coming in, and very little on mar
act We quote small sales $500 $al6 per DBL for
perfue. ~
HInEs-Gresr S. and dry 81 to so per Id.
LEAruER-sols So to s45 so, and upper Sic 80 TO SIT
per a. ,
LARD-By the barrel IS 50 to IS per ID:
NAILs-5ell By tho leg at ~ w To - 20 per 10.
! / ( Urs-S1O TO SIS per busnei
PEAs-Gos $22 so 10 $l5 per Dushel.
PDULrRY-ye $ to- $40 each, and dressed s. per
por.roEs-Sveet $25 to $50 per bushel.
RcK-Clead 81 20 To 81 80 per 10. by the cask.
eALTSaes Tor the week of Sound made SIS to 80 per
bushel. .
sFs1Ts rT.rssyTsa"s5 to IS per gallon.
TALLow-$3 so 70 81 per 10.
YAsr-By the bale, $50 to SIS per bunch
WOODS N demand at bign prices aud but little com
ing Market We quote by the boat load At $50 to $50
for nine and ash aud $40 to $50 per cord tor oak.
The MONEY MARKET rules about the same, and scarcely
asythne doing The brokers are buying at the following
rates GJd S!O Silver SIS N. c. Bank bills So so
South Carolina and Georgia 81 80 for one.
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Defeat OF the National Currency BIZ.

A Washington telegram furnishes the following in
teigeuce:
The total defeat Of the national bank currency
bill by so large vote as twothirds astonished both
friends and FOES, especially much time has been
consumed in Efforts to er feet it, All the amendments
made in committee CT the whole on the state of the
Union, about sixty 10 number, cOncurred in by
the House. The committee on ways and means were
willing to adopt all except two, AID hence Representa-
tive Stevens offered substitute, differing only from the
amended pll in the following particulars, namely Re
storing the uniform per cent. interest and leaving it
under National and not State legislation, and emitting
the section which left the capital stock Of the nsitu
ti0Ds to be taxed the property OF Individuals
for State and municipal purposes The House emphat
ically nOn.cOncurred in the substitute. This was the
turning point in the controVersyhe test that deter
mined whether the bill containing the clauses obnox-
ious to the prominent friends of the should pass
the House, it laid upon the table on the motion
Of Representative SteveLs some of bis own political
friends voting with those of the opposite side who
from the beginning opposed to this measure Of
finance.
The New York World says:
Much uneasness is felt in Administration circles
spccting the condition of the national finances An
other large issue of currency is probable since it
is felt that even with the amount out it s impoS
sbie to prevent gold going to 200 and upward, and
two hundred millions m ore will not make mat
tiers much worse. The Government is now spending
two millions per day. It's receipts from loans, taxes,
AMI customs, are less than million per day. The
enforty loan does not sell because people feel that they
have already been putting "too mang eggs in basket
and the national debt s now mounting up so rapidly
that the most sanguine begin to admit that it never
be paid but that the best that be hoped for s that
it will be only partially Iepudated by being funded in
GoVerement bond bearing three per cent Interest.
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From the Goldsboro' Journal, April 25th.
list OF Wounded.

THROUGH he kindness of Doctor Hunt, we are ena
HID To lav before tur readers this morning list OF
frtv of the wounded who participated IN the late bat
tIo ST Plymouth received in the General Hos
nitaI in this place, On The 22d ns ant We ore in.
formed BIZ the Doctor that they are all very slightly
wounded and ere doing well.
list OF WOUNDED receired at General Hospital No. 3,
GOId,bUr0', ,. g., On the I'D Instant
Sixth G. Regiment &C, 'mpany A, Private ) Bor-
dep company p FrVa 'es Saunders, Iliey &ad a
Weavil company Z, Sergeant E Lyon private John
Mctiee c, mpany F, Private IL Pitnan; company r.
Nelson; cont any H, PriVa:e Page; company Pri-
yates Iohn CIldr s. and Ephram company Is, Pri.
Yates < 2 HAT ard John Reece y
Fichtb (, Regime Mt Company /, Private A. Bog2s
Twenty-Eir.r n q. Frgiment.-COmpapy D. Private g
goves can,Usr,y F Private Kug Co~r..ry q. Phi.
vatas " AL rn nd JohU Mariou; cCE. pauy l. Private
@ y Bovfes: conpant b, Private PiyDn.
TbirT-FIIh Il. :, I:aRiment.-C Company A, Private
Costin ; company G. private Neal Smith.
Forty Third " &. lie ment.-Compaay A. PLITsSeS
Gtisfam and L Q III; Company +, Private a W Sn-
nous conn n r Private Il Wood company 4, Fri
waite VI Ashclatl company K, Private " Neeks
Filty-sixrh n. G. hcgineLt-t ompany Z, Private
EertCE; tcu4'aDy b, privee w Handy: company y,
Lieut. q r Filsr Il, Prlyates J Miller aid hontRom-
erv : company u, Private Z Carlton.
I Senty Fist georgia RegmeDt.-Company +, Private
Il Phillips company q Private l. " Jones.
TweDry FOusih Wig lila EegiIa 7nIompaEy B, PiiVae
Z Nets
BradfoId's (Ei1s.) AitiileTy.--T RueseL
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DEBATE THE q. S. CONGREss ON THE COLD
QUEsTIoN-No HoPE EUr IN MILITARY sUCCEss
u S, Senate, W aehngt ton, + pril l5,-Eir Fessen.
den laid before the Senate the following letter from the
Secretary OF the Treasury:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 18th, l864-Sir
Notwithstanding the diminished amount OF q. States
notes in circulation, and the gradual Withdrawal from
ency of interest bearing Uuted States oes
made legal tender for their face, the price of gold
continues advance. This effect only be attrib
uted to two causes and probably due in part
to EACH First to the increase of notes of local banks
and secondly, to the forts of spectators.
have already; submitted through you, to the con
sderation Of the Committee tnance bill intend
ed remedy for the first evil. [ now beg Leave to
submit to its consideration bill intended as a remedy
for the eecOrd.
The first bill, if it become law, will Lave, doubt
not, the most sauary consequences. The effect Of the
second will probably be more Immediate, though per-
haps not of such permanent Importance.
l 9sk for both candid consideration, and, if ap-
proved, the favorable action of Congress.
1t must not be thought, however, that regard eth
er or both Of these measures adequate remedies for
financial disorders. Nothing short OF taxation to one
half OF the amount OF our current expenditures and
reduction of those expenditures to the lowest point
compatible with efficiency, will financial success
to the Government. Ind 1Uihout military success ali
measures aVM foil.
Very respectfully, yours,
S. p. CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. W. 2. FEssENDEN, Chairman Of Committee or
Finance
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-28

Official Despatch Il II. Forrest.
The annexed official despatch was received Tuesday
at the War Department:
DEMoPoL1s, April l9, 1864.
1.-The following despatch has just been received from
Gen. Forrest, dated jackson, Tennessee, April Is.
L. Polk, Lieut.. Gen.
"L. Polk, Lieutenant General
81 attacked Fot Pillow the morning of the 18th
instant, with part of Bells and III Culloch's brgades
under Brigader General j. r. Chalmers. After a
short fight drove the enemy, hundred strong
into the Fort under cover OF their gunboas, and de-
manded a surrender, which denied by Major L. w
Booth, commanding the United States forces. storm
ed the FORT and after contest of thirty minutes. Cap
tured the entire garrison, killing five hundred TAX
ing one hundred horses and large amount Of quarter
masters Toe Cfcers in the fort were all killed
including Major Booth l sustained loas of twenty
killed and sixty wounded. Among the wounded the
gallant Lieut. Col VIM. III. Reid, whilst leading the
Fifth Mississippi. Over hundred citizens who had
fed to the ic~t from conscrpon, INTO the river
aud we're drowned The Confederate flag now floats
over the fort
"a. B. FORREST Mai. Gen.
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CAMP OF THE 18th N. c. IT,,

CAMP OF THE 18th n. c. r.,
NEAR LIBERTY MILLS, Va Feb. 9th, 1884. I
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces to the
citizens and soldiers of Bladen County, that cand
date the office of Sheriff of said County, and weuld be
pleased receive their support If elected he pledges
himself to discharge the duties Of the Office with the
fidelity and cal which he trusts has chars him
a soldier.
BENZ. F. RIEALDI..
Capt. Co. A, 18th N. G. T.
March End 1854. l4S 3t&23-te*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-28

The GREAT FAIR IN NAw YoRk.-The New York
Times noticing the articles exhibition the eat
sanitary fair there, says:
A "spread eege" is among the novelties of the
Methodist Church table. II was presented by Mrs
Wright of Indiana, and is made of the hair of Pres
Ct Incon, the members of lis Cabinet and OF some
&c 4nty members of Congress. The backbone is Of
he Presidential locks, and the beak of Secretary
Chases-typical in their positions, PERHAPS of strong
backs and qreenbaCks.
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ADJUTAET AND IFsPBCToR GREERAI's OFFrcg.
g Richmond, December 10, 1858,

No. ISL.
Fo"eeo to make impressmens, shall conform to the pre-
w h d otaer IN respect to hereafter
have been heretofore iaken and price has not been
l. In the event of the of the price oared nv the
owner his bsiee or other agent the mpr esSpg officer
she'll proceed to settle the compensation to xed &C.
the property impressed belongs TO an owner who has
purchased the for his or consumption; bnt
the property impressed has not been grown raised or
use or it shall be the duty Of the
ofcer to off the price fixed by the commissioners who
gress the 10th March 1858 to regulate impressmeOts
and the owner shall object ceive the said price c
impressrg officer value TO be aSoertained nv
the appointment of boGrd similar to Designated in
the first section OF the aforesaid that it, by 9be iudr
Of loyal and dsinterested citizens OF the county
parish in which such impressments may be made one
be selected by the owner and by the mpressinS
ocer and tie event OF their dsag reement these two
shall choose umpire of like qualifications The persons
thus selected sba just compensation for
the property so1mpressed wbe,h.r tho absolute owner
chip or the temporary thereof only is required Pro-
mentioned shall believe that the apprasemen is fair or
ast be shall endorse upon his approval the pro-
the States but be does not approve the
prasement aforesaid be shall endorse upon the ap-
his object thereto and deliver same with
receipt lor the property impressed to the owner his
agent or aud soon as practicable for
doIsement thereon to the Board of Appraisers appointed
the GUVorOor Inc Stale, who
wise the and make final valuation give u.t
ccmrensat for the property taken, which valuation
shall be paid by the proper department for the
which the property tine certcat the APP
prasers as provided in the acts OF Congress tLis
subject
By order,
(Sjgned) s. COOPER
Adjutant and Inspector Gsberal.
H. The inter dregsrd on the Of the essng Of
Gcers their agens in OF The STATE re-
quir ants OF the foregoing orders mpels The sdvpon
m steps tor their enorcemen mt protection 10 ci
zenT TO this e 1t ia made the duty Of the lnia and
Home Guard iii ers to arrest cer sgent in
making mpresmeDts fails to comply with them every
particular Bnd they will also person who at.
emp,s to make Impress mems without proper authority
fof lhs pu pose they .ereby de hen
necessary the WHO of their sh, nd
his force be ineufciet they will report the act 10 this.
Office Immediately Persons ested under this will
be taken the station IF the
troops ard turned 10 the commanding I'll with an
attesed Of the miscoDd charged, fcer
meking the rest who shall the same tme forward a
copy of said Oh 9es 30 this eff ;er.
BY order Of Governor VANCE:
r. c. GATLTN,
Adj 4tInt GeUe'al.
F'pFh Z0fh l9Jt3llt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-28

XTTBIFEMORES Cotton Cards No 10, Leaf Cards, Wool
w and Jim Crow Cords, Sugars, Plough Lines, Horse
Collars Green Tea, Shoe Thread Pins Powder Shot and
Caps Table Cutlery Bunch Cotton, Soda Files, Tacks,
God Liver OIL Backing Rope. Cop peras Oil and Lesh-
err &C., at WILSON'S Variety Stor.
April Is, 1864. 1873 3t-31-H
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MARRIED..
March End, 1854.

On the l4h iDs at the residence of hr. Daniel Hines,
Lenoir county, by samuel Davis, Esq., Biz. WILLIAM r.
MUM, of Duplil, to Misc SPICY JANE EUGENIA HEN:
RlhTFA MELISSA PUCKETT, Of Onslow.
In Upper Southwest District, the 14th inst. by H. H
eandliD. Esq, JOHN W. WILLIAMS, to Miss DOROTHA
SILVER, ali of Onslow 20, N. q.
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NOTICE..
7 UNDERSTAND that VIM II. Batson has given Note
dated about the 9th of March last payable Hill Kiug
for Eve six Thousand Dollars with
y This notice forewarn al persons from trading
said Note M account my obtained 20 the
by fraud, and will not be responsible for the pay
ment Ct the
SIGLE Redo.
April l6. SLIT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-28
NOTICE..

THE UNDERsIGNERS. by an order at March Term,
1854, of the Court Pleas and Quarter sessonsof New
Hanover couatY will sell Ieesburg, on TUESDAY, the
Sd day of ay, small NEGRO BOYS, (for a division
among the heiEs belonging to the OF E. PiQord
decd Terms will be made known the day of sale.
j FIGFORDl r,
4. 7. PIGFOKD5 HAeo!'ofs'
April 23d 1864. 1872 ST. Slit