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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-31

DEvAsTAT1oE BY SHERMAX.-The Brandon. Miss
Republican publishes list of nearly column in
length OF TIE losses Of private citizens by the Yankees
with Sherman. They range from 81 900 to $1,000
Among the heaviest loosers are: In Brandon, A. g.
Mayer, $4,000; W. Il. Lancasters 100000 B. F.
II. Lamb, $780, 900; Henry e Tappan, $4OOOO-in
Rankin, r. ShotweIl & Son, 100000 Mrs. Melton,
$75 900; DR.. II. II. Parker, $4,000 VIM Il. Bat
tie, $4,000 A q. Miller, $4,000 and Mrs. Rat
Cliff. $40 600
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-31

The PEAcH CRor is hopelessv dead ve teor ~.
extreme cold freezing weather the Iast en Low. me
pretty eectualy done for this years suppIv 81 tbis
the most luscious of Pomonas treasures SEyr excho
ges generally, not only in this State but these ad
joining and even inlorda, express the fears in
regard to the crop This is to be regretted as an
abunGapce OF fruit helps out an impoverished arder
A9uSta Chronicle f. Sentinel 24th INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-31

There is not at present single cotton snindIe in one
ration in the city of Lowell, Massachusetts Tbe mills
which formerly gave employment to about thrtv tbona
and females, arc silent the tomb.
A leading Republican paper says that "even if the
ess to cry over split milk" "Yes," says Prentice,
" but we cannot help crying over needlessy split
blood"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-31
CARP OF THE 18TH N. O. IT,,

EAR A4IDE4HAA tIILLsi VA FGU. OIHI IoU4
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces TO the
citizens and soldiers of Baden County that he cand
date for the office Sheriff said County and weud
pleased to receive their support elected he pledges
himself to discharge the OF the Office with the
fidelity and zeal which trusts has chara cterized him
soldier.
BENZ. F. RINALDI,
Capt. Co. A, 18th N. G. T.
March End 1884. l4S. 3t&23-te*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-31

On the l4h inst. at her Brothers residence Bruins
wick County, Miss MARTHA J. LEWIS, of Now Hanover
County the 26th year of her age. She consistent
member Of the Baptist Church for upwards Of ten years
At Flemipgton n. g. w. & II, Il. r. on the morning O
the Gath inst, CARRIE CARROLL, youngest daughter OF
Nicholas and Mary G. Carroll, sged years. months and
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-31

REMARKS OF GEN. BRECKINRIDGE AT LYNCHBURG,
VA-Maj. Gen. John q. Breckenridge passed through
Iynchbug, on his way 10 lis command The CIT
izeus OF The place serenaded him. lie appeared and
responded as follows
Fellow citizens end SOllieEs-l come before you to
car my thanks for the honor you have conferred upon
me, not TO make speech for have not made ad-
dress since the commencement OF the war, and shall
not make until after its Close but briefly to return
YOU my thanks. | have never doubted and never ex-
pect to doubt the result of the war in which we are
engaged au regard these wanting in devotion to
doubt it, | regard the prospects Of the Contederacy
now better than they have ever been since the COM
mencement of the Our people know it, the SOL
The Northern people had mistaken US they regard
cd US as an eAeminate but tLey have found that
man TO man more Than equal to them. They
believed that young wild and .uncontrol
able ard could not be brought to endure discipline,
entire patience and be disciplined equal to any troops
| IN tie world.
have hitherto been serving in the West, but have
now by the President been assigned to command on
a new Observation-Disclosures Virginia. This city, al
though not within the bounds OF my department, II she
be invaded by the enemy, should feel it my duty tc
rush to her defence, though there thousands
the people who properly out of the ranks of the army
have no doubt they would at any call rush to the de
fence of their Lomes with WHATEVER they c0ul(
procure to check tie invader until the regular troop
| could be brought TO bear upon them
thank you, gentlemen, tor the attention shown me
| and with your permission, will retire
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-31
hIARESIED.
March 2nd. 1884

In this town, the 9th in5t by Rev. A. Paul Repiton
Mr.. DANIEL S. ECULL, to Mrs. ELIZABETH EVANS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-31

Ue Of tie frozen ROSTERS found banging by It's claws to
tie Iimb OF tree ut New Albany, lndapa, mad Ills last
sticking eleven inches out Ut his mouth anu @aen
stiff,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-31

yAsKEE. sPECULATIuNs 90 VtE Wa
NHIfa.G Is 1IiH P.leESPkCE5 OF GES '2IthNiINA-
GIONs
TIE Washington correspondent of the Chicago
Times writing of the probable termination OF the war;
says:
The administration is still endeavourng to make the
public believe that the rebellion is On its last legs,
and that the will be ended with the campaign Of
next summer. Never was there greater deluslon.-
To these who know the real facts II is evident that the
end Of the war SO ar the conquest the subuga
ton OF the South is concerned is far off 1t
qcaS tho yeors ago. The South may not have many
troops in the field 10 1854 they had in 1868. But
if they only have three hundred thousand, they can
give abundant employ to six hundred thOus
and and if they have four hundred thousand they can
attack Washington besides
Il is understood that the South will act entirely on
the defensive end will seek to draw our armies far
"a noesibe into the interior CT the country where they
ex5ect to defeat them. And there is very little doubt
that they will depart from the defensive system SO far
as to make an attack upon Washington. II they do
this and act the defensive every else they nave
means and material for carrying on the war ior I'VE
years more. | am satifed from tie Information that
achtd US, that Richmond will never be abandoned SO
long the Coniederacy Can put fifty Thousand troops
| in the held.
| THE UNPRECEDENTED CoLD.-Tbe intence cold Of
this winter has penetrated everywhere. The unprece
dputed low temperature in Italy has already been NO
| ted Heavy falls of snow have occurred in the South
of Frarce and the following announcement comes from
| SUI:
The severity OF tie weather has been experienced
even at Sue where the utmost CONSERVATION prevailed
il cousequerces OF the discovery OF ce-a phenomenon
previously unheurd of tie borders OF the Red Sea.
One Of the frozen rocseFs found Earging by its claws t
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Mar 10
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March 3lst
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March lG;h, 1861.
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DIE ID.

DIED.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

That TIE teeth are among the most - 81.
gans Of the human system, few seem
aud many are unwilling to believe. Inc! "a
quently neglected, bsUOms diseased, n
sTeRin early life, with . Frequency issy
10 the philanthEOpist. PaFenlS negieeiu-
their teeth become diseased, eo1segj I
whole system 10 impaired, and 6hln- 4
tons are necessarily impaired 70 sa'L
whose teeth are, in turn, Begiectea'
victims 10 decay, thus transmitting y;
lily 10 succeeding generations. ,hs.'
Agencies Of this kind have beenst
period, and the consequences u, inAs
though fOndly desired, are seldom SoJ
The Dental Profession, not aetaa'ss
euniary gsiR,) lsbOring 70 correct 'his
Sfrr remedies which, Tor s@eisneJ' as
equalled By th6Bs Of any OtheT aePA
icins OF surgery.
Then While We are ScrBpalOusly sle'
th appearances and condition 81 arlelo
and sven hearth stones let us DOS JOY
within our mouths, through Whiea
speak. .ust
For BE- Il known, that dollars and 4
compute the evils which follow such ~
admitted, We should not msnafsetaH u.
frivolous sxruses. from less anlAss
al, and set them 20 war upon The eo9'-n55w
better judgment, made strong oJ 9I,aa
experiences contrary to, AID u -siLs$e
frst great law Of nature, Which - sIs5ssss
ton. Bat upon the contrary, We sl--5f B
our noaths ike, snd emulate the S-rpto
great General IL. 8. Grant, 70 hls Ais =.
who, in starting upon the mOEemeht p, a.
burg, 1burdened with the fOreiole 80, - 4.
Eand GnWsleoms cares. he took -,
a servant, OVercoat nor blanket, 9ot resb
His only baggage consisted o. a
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

lsneo
EE:T
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
DELINQUENT TOWN LOTS.
PERU No. ]

@KSSS, iSIs Bis Tai %
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
Ii. c. HARE,


Il PREPARED to take MBROTYPES and MELINs-
OTIPES in the best style Of the art; and At
Lower Prices than Ever Before OEered IL
BrOWMVilie.
He still occupies the Sky-Light Gallery on Main
Street, opposite the City Drug Store, where he
may be found during business hours.
Pictures WarrsRted to Give Satisfaction
The public are invited to call and examine sPsei-
mems.
Hours Of operation, from . A. H.. to 4 P. \.
BrownViIIe, Feb. 4, 1864. n23-f
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
{ SH0EFITg.

For sale. and every thing belonging to DE-
We return orr thanks TO the public bi
and By strict attention 10 our business %
hat liberal patronage bestowed uPOn rs
Bear IN mind that onr motto isthe'hlAsLl"
BOONE AND SEE Vs.
Repairing OF all ~
Done on short notice In = neat WOrknan-l
BREIFNTER * ROBINS
Br Enyihe ~
April IS. IseS. n~s4-y8-yly
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29
HEADQ'Rs RESERVE, N. c.,
Ra1eigh, Aa<g. 10Th, 1864. !
GENERAL ORDERot

y.
l. ueneral Orders No, 3, paragraphs H. "
and y, headquarters Reserve n. G., current se-
ries, are hereby revoksa. :s..
IL All Egenaptaons of persons within the Re-
serve ages, will be granted under general instruc-
tons from the Bureau of Conscription without ref
erenes to the Lieutenant desSal Commanding Re
Ill Applications tor Detail of persons within
she k5serVe ages will not be received by the Local
Enrolling Officers, until after the organization of
the COMPANY from the county ia which the appli-
can't rpsldes shall have been effected. They will
then be carefully Investigated, and acted upon ip
cu11toft,lty with Circulars 10. s, and 90 bureau
OF Conscrlptlon, current series, except herena-
ter prescribed First, In cases of approval by the
District Enrolling Officer, ft,rough sirty days
Will not be granted when the party would, within
that time, become eighteen years old. Secondly,
Ia cases of disapproval by the District Enrolling
Otcer, II the party be between fortytve and fifty
Years old, he will be forthwith assigned by the En-
rolling officer to the company OF Senior Reserves
from the county In which he resides; if between
the ages of seventeen and eighteen years, he will
be sent to Camp OF Instruction for assignment by
the Ccmmandant OF Conscripts according to coun
cations herein referred to, required by the Circulars
from tie Bureau of Conscri ption to be forwarded,
will be transmitted, through the Conlnandant of
OF Conscripts, to this Office for final action, instead
of to the Superintendent of the Bureau at Rich
Inond
BY command of Lieut.. Gen. Holmes.
JOIN W. HINSDALE,
70 Fw A. A, Gen.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29
TRINITY COLLEGE.

THNHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON
= Wednesday 7th OF Sept'r next. Tuition from
$8 to $40 month, na odronce Board 500, per
month"; payable monthly, in advance, about SIS
per month, if paid in provisions at peace prices.
There small extra charges for washing, use
of room, &c. Students requested to bring all
the Text Books that they may be able to procure.
VT. GANNAWAY, Prest'd
Angst 22d 1864, #S s3' 1G 4w '@
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29
The Lynchburg Republican lras intelli-

The Lynchburg Republican lras intelli-
gence from Bristol that Gen. Williams, OF
Wheeler command, who was cut off from
the main force, has arrived III East Ten
nessee, bringing with him large number
of recruits and over 1000 horses, and a
considerable number of cattle, from Ken>
tucky. 1t would not probably be pru~
dent to say more at this time, than that
the number of rectuits obtained will short
ly speak tor themselves.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29

s. ALL PERSONS not residents of Smithvile are
requested to refrain from applying at Headquarters
orspermisslon to visit the Forts or go down the
ri yer in the Government Steamers. This is adj.
dressed to persons living at distance, especially
ladies' IN the hope Of preventing fruitess jour.
ney from tJe,s homes. Upon consideration, for
the present at least, win permission be given to
pass upon the Government boats. When circurn
stances will admit of relaxation of this rule, due
notice will be given. IS 80. =
Pacf ages for soldiers at the different posts VII!
be delivered TO Capt. Graibger, A. @. Ne. They
should be suitably nbarked and he will be respon-
sbv for their safe delivery through his AGENTS. ID
Official -.ssa w. H.C. WHITING, S
i ii, 6ss.seta 81 fsrst.s<fts z.afs Iajprs General
james Il. bill. Maj. sG 4. A. Gent. 80
sept. Isl Ioo4. - "
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29
The Magnolia Weekly Home Journal

The Proprietors have enlarged and improved
theil Home journal. 1t comprises eight pagatS
containing 30 coluns, in type. devoted to the
encouragement and dissemination of Southern Lit
erature, embracing ROMANCE BfoGfAPffY,' PoErRY
and Music. special department. allotted to the
GENERAL NEWS. The services OF. the leading
established writer's Of tile South have been secured
Nc effort expense spared to give brill1ancy and
iterest to the paper. Published weekly at Ten
Dollars a year. Address
PRoPRfEToRs OF THE MAGNOLIA,
~ s'es@ -F< 1854 Richmond Va.
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SALE NOTICE.

) As Executor ofJohn Clayton, decd, will sell
at the Court, ause in Winston, or Tuesday of Oc.
stober Court, ore heavy side of good Sole Leather,
and superior side Of Harness Leather. Terms at
sale. JOHN =. CLAYTON Ext.
s Sept 14th 1864. ~ <sso 80 13 I'd pd .Sss
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29
J. G. SIDES,
J. NJ. RICHMOND. 0oi'
Wanted,

A OVERSEER of the Poorhouse of this coun-
IA ty. All persons wishing to become candidates
for this Office, will please hand in sealed proposals.
either to the Clerk any of the Wardens, on or
before the Saturday preceding ou1 next Superior
Court BY order OF the Warden's Court,
CHAS. BRETT, Clerk.
Winston Sept r. 9th 1864. II I'd sas
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EXTRACT.
. PARAGRAPH I, GENERAL ORDERS NO

W PARAGRAPH I, GENERAL ORDERS NO.
v 63 (current series) is TINS amended j:
All detailed men, Gncluding those between IS
end 45 years OF age,) will report to, and be COM
nanded by the General Of Reserves in the State in
which they have been assigned or detailed, who
1t is not anticipated that they will be called out,
except in emergencies occurring in or near the
counties of their residence; will service be
acted of them hey ond those counties and counties
contiguous thereto; except that companies hereaf-
fer formed may be required tn perform service in
repeIling raids along line Of railroad runLing
through their respective counties. All exemp:s
allowed, and invited to enroll themselves with
such companies, as to be prepared to aid in de-
Tending their homes when menaced by the enemy.
(sigued S, COOPER,
k~s .fs A . and /. Gan.
Official-Jno. W. Hnsdale, A. A. Gen.
HEADQUARrERs RESERVE N. c.,
#aa Raleigh, Aug. %, 1864.
General Orders,
No. z.
I. Pursuant to General Orders No. 81, paragraph
". Adintant and Inspector Generals Office. dated
August 18th, 1864, Local Enrolling Officers will
proceed at once to o:ganize the detailed men, of
whatever kind. in their respective counties, into
companies, reporting to this Office the names and
residence of the officers eis eted. As.e e5 sHC8
L. All exempts are invited, and earnestly re-
quested to attach themselves TO companies thus to
be organized for home defence. - s'- st@ @s'3t'{
80. Arms and ammunition will oe issued as soon as
the companies are formed. eHe7r9
By command of Lieut.. Gen. Holmes. -
sF ~ sassss. JNO. w. HlNSDALEs
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29

Sherman has lost 10000 men during
the campaign from Chattanooga to Attain
ia. At this rate how many men will it
take to capture the whole State Of Geor-
gia.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29

The Tarboro Southerner states that Dr.
Deems, the Agent of the Orphan Endow-
meut Fund, visited that town last week,
addressed large assemblage of citizens,
and obtained $4,000, in contribution to
the cause s~@
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29
GRAIN AND GRASS. SCYTHES.

I have received a supply of Grain aud. Grass
ScytheS for :his county. I viii dispose e them
tor grain and in that way they will not cost iths
purchaser more than old rates +. u ~. sf4tsz
,E.A. VOGLER, CITY. Com.
Salem, Aug. 16, 1864. ''u
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29

Gen. Baker, commanding the I'd Dis.
trict Of the Department Of North Carolina
ano Southern Virginia, gives notice that
hereafter no permissions will be granted
TO pass our lines by flag of truce to New
bern under any circumstances.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29

Jno. D. Hyman, Esq, has retired from
the editorial chair of the Raleigh Conser-
vative, and J. B. Neathery, Esq, is an
nounced as his successor.
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THE AGE.
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Wanted! !!

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= BAaNK BAaNK NOTES and SPECIE so2se n, @.
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y - Saleu, Sept. 9th 1864 u If
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SOUTHERN CITIZEN,
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yHNHE SOUTHERN CITIZEN will be issued eve
ry morning and mailed to subscribers for
FIFTEEN DOLLARS :or six months la @a'f 91a
The publishers will spare neither labor or. ex-~
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The n. G.. Railroad Company has de-
clared dividend of Is per cent.
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HEADQUARTERS 3RD MILITARY DISTRICT, }
Dept N. G. AND SOUTHERN VIRGINIA,
Wilmington, n. c., August 30th, 1864.
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NOTICE.

Schools in Forsyth County, will meet at the
Court House, in WINSTON on the last Saturday IN
July, August and September, for the purpose of
examining applicants tor teaching. aff dsa.t
JOSHUA BONER, Chm'n.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29
WAR TAX NOTICE.

On Monday and Tuesday the 10th and L til days
OF October next, (same being Superior Court week
will attend with Assessors at the Court House in
Winston, for the purpose Of receiving returns and
the tax same of all concerned for the Quarter
ending September 1861.
Also returns of profits made by selling between
18th February 1864, and 1st day of July 1864 from
all persons in 36th Dist. spiritucus liquors,
flour, wheat, corn, rice sngar, tnolases or syrup
salt bacon pork, hogs, beet beef cattle, sheer,
oats, hay, fodder, hides, leather horses, mules
boots shoes, cotton yarns, wool, woolen cotton or
mixed cloth, hats, Wagons, harness, coal, iron,
steel nails money, gold, silver, foreign exchange,
stock, notes, debts, credits obligations of any
kind, bought since January 1st 1853. And any
merchandise, property effects of any kind, under
Sec. 6, of the Act to amend the tax law approved
18th June 1861 the tax upon which is 80 per
cent. III addition to the tax such profit.
VIM. FLYNT,
Collector 3Sth Dist.
J J. 4 Il. faofn kIohaoND. Assessors.
Sept. 10th, 1854.
P. S. will attend IN my Office at home uutil
the 30th inst, for the purpose of receiving from
Distl1ers their Regstries and Tax same, which
is $50 with one fifth added for soldiers increased
pay, (@12.) Those who fail to Register in thirty
days from the time las or she commences, subject
themselves to double tax, &c.
WIN. FLYNT, Col'tr. SSth Dist
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NORTH Carolina, Surry County, tsf5
InsEquitys G 81 Ass qs 4s saaa
In the matter of James S. Snow and others.s&s
e5s PETITION TO SELL LAND. ssoiaa

It appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that
H. Bray and wife Polly, Logan Snow, Vim. Snow.
svntha ButcIsr ars non residents % besond the ir;s
diction of the Court. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Western Sentael for
six successive weeks for said non residents to APP
pear at tile next term of said Uonrt to be held for
the County of Surry at the Court House ID Dob-
son the I'd Monday alter the 4th Monday in
August next, then and there to plead answer rr
demur, or judgement pro contssso viii be ehtered
aud the case heard sr pnrte as to them. 10 fAts@
s Witness, J. f. Grases, Glarb and Master aef acur
said Court at Office the 2d Monday after the 4th
Mondsy in Feb. 1864. = ~ -
sslatss st .sAasfs ssessJ. r. GRAVES. GA H