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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21
Win ins ton, y. C., April 4th. 1854 175-stN2s.st
*ADQUAR TIERS CAPE FEAR,
MINGrOE, N. C., March 80, 1854.

NHMINGr0N, n c. Match 80 It64.
fCIRCULARD
It having been ascertaHed that traitors in our midst
have been in the habit Cf communicating information
the enemy through lines the White Oak River and
esewhrIe, ali crossing OF these lines, except by permits
suu these headquarters is hereby prohbitl d. Off
comm >ndiDg posts of this command will
ard sed to tase HeAdq lartes all persons Infringing this
order.
Ey COmm.nd of Nd General WHITING:
JAMES Fl. HILL,
MAJ. A. A. General.
ApTi 7rh 1854.
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TETEGRAPHTC

Entered according to the Act OF Congress ia the vcar
ls63 by J. s. THRAsHEK, the Clerk Office OF the Ds
ict Court of the Confederate States for the Northern
District of Georgia.
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In Equity.
New Hanover County
Fall Term, 1868.

John X. Larkins il Wife, e. l., In Equity.
Patrick Murphy, admir-, with New Hanover County
the VIII anne xed and John Fall Term, 1863.
Miller, Executor OF Chas. Hen
ry, deceass d. Bill Account.
runs Gaze COMING ON, to be heard upon the bill
! and P. Murphy. And it appearing to the
ssfacoB OF the Court, that John Miller Executor and
the Defendants, is resident II is therefore
ordered publication be made in the Wilmington Weekly
Journal for six weeks notifying said Miller appear at the
of this Court at the Court House 10 the Town
Wilmington, the fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday March 1864 and then ana there plead,
demir, Idgmedt will be taken pro c0nteSS0
AIm.
Tczte: 4. NJ WADDELL, Clerk III. E.
per ii. a. BAGG, Deputy Clerk.
March 25 Ct
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Fx-GoyERNoR ALsroN, of South Carolina died Thurs
day last, tbs 7th instant at his plantation the Pee
Don
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21

A darkeys instruction Tor pu ting on coat 4" .fe
Fuss de right arm, den de e and den glib one 8an'aI
eonWulsion."
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HIGHLANDS, Feb. 18th, 1864.
HAVING EEEN INFORMED
Bill to Account.

HAT 4 REPORT has reached camp, that harvey COX
had SAID families soldiers could not be fed,
they would have TO be carried to the shore and
pat boat and showed off, and that was the author
ct The repot The report epresents SELF and Har-
vey both. The following about what Leard dar-
vby Cox the subj the substance Ct what he
said sometime back, RchandS The state of the war
discussion between Harvey Cox a1d some other
Cox remarked that rather than stop the
this time, in other words, be subjugated it
would better fight until lost all OF our men, and
and children and march them to the
them adrift He said nothing about the
OF soldiers but included all. Not wishing 10 misre
present apy person, | have furnished Harvey Cox with
The above certificate.
JOHN JARMAN.
TIC above is a-true copy of the original.
w. J. HILL.
had above certificate published for the pur
pose Of setting myself right before the public. would
ask, where the person who loves freedom had not
crce his m in this struggle, than to be subject
the tender mercics nhuman foe, together with
turned loose upon US believe there is
tut iew any, who would not prefer Obllteraton, III
Guided in ny marks, my two sons who !s in the
service, Ia so f. NY wife and little children.
HARVEY COX.
April II Il 29-2t*
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THE COMING DRAFT.
1 Nj p o II L A N Il TIOR
TO ALL WHO ARE ENROLLED AS
LIABLE TO DRAFT.

LIABLE TO DRAFT.
believe that further call is likely soon to be m.ss
by the President for
Hitherto great complaint has been made tia. the quotas
demanded Of the County of NewYok have been excessive.
As all quotas based upon the Iprolmen,, it evident
that no relief can expeed reduction OF thu
enrolment to it. proper standard.
Although appeals have hitherto been made to citizen. IA
the Enrolment there has been little disposition
shown by the public to discharge its duty in this particular
10 evident that this duty must be performed blythe publ.
authorities or it will no, b. performed at all.
BY consent the War Department and the advice Of III.
Governor the New YORK County Committee vounteeru,
has determined to undertake the hercuea labor corsec,,
the Enrolment Of the County.
No means WILDE spared to make this correction thorough
and satisfactory both to the people and the Government.
Our only object is to the EDromen and place
proper standard and every citizen it alike nsi
and his neghbor to assist In this work.
In addition to other which will BE- brought into n,
QUESTION for the accomplishment of this object sconpes
copy Of the existing Enrolment Of each Wsi Election D
tric will be printed and furnished every enrolled citizen
| the Wardo Election District
THIS viii prevent the which many who exempt
have made tina. they did know they enrolled aua
hence did not attend to having their taken the
roll.
twill also sGord the opportunity for every m.n enrolled "a
see whether or not his negbo is enrolled ard enable him 10
secure TINT those liable aud not enrolled shall be out down.
livery person enrolled is requested to aid in the sigan,
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lowing condi,ions
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Ncw Civilizations.

1J,HE CORRELATION AND CONsERvA-
Il TION or FORCES.
Nos. 4f3 and Az BROADWAY.
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
THE CORRELATION AND CONSERVATION
OF FORCES:
SERIES OF ENPOSITIONS
Rv Prof Grove Prof. HRLMHoLT1. DR.. MATER, W fARA
DAY Prof LmBIe and
DR.. CARPENTER
iH''0''''''' P laa ei Of tie New View. By
EDWARD L. YouMATs NJ d.
CONTENTS
THE CORRELATION oY PHYSICAL FORCES. Gy '" X. Grove.
on TnE lsTERAoTIoS OF NATURAL rohcEs' ny i'o
RE,lRks on TUE FORCES OF INORGANIC NATuRk By DR..
or CKIrsrnL DrsANIcs BY Or MAYER
REMAINS on rHE MEoHAsicAL EQUIVALENT OF hHA''
Sosr THousnrs on The CONSERVATION OF Force By
pT. faradav. - roncv. Nv
OK TmE CoxRKL,11oS or THE PHYSICAL AND VITAL
Tnis volume Is devo,ei to the cucd1ton Of new fhoso
ply of Forces AID info d the subiues and mos
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has vet attained The are among the abiest men o.
Science in Europe and their MINES are tuptme
of the int o. al euiholtavencss q the WORK Ihe iounu
Of the doc zines are in th; cafs al,o II.
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by Of The o. M dssoV SI' .iSs Int tha
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faculties psTa3i as 20 perceive tt'In.ii ioet sy "
the heies, law OF all science Prof Tynda ssy that ihes
discussions open region which promises possessions rehef
than any hitherto grant 10 tho intellect Of man
who ind r,aud the great tendencies OF MOURN
thought ord the majestic dvnce OF Silence into neY regions
can adoid 10 be without this work - .,,,,
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{" A SENSIBLE PRESENT" for Lady or
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Just opened unique frsnch Fans every price, Chueas
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Drn GOODS.

II. H. MACY. r. f. MACY
OPENING HOLIDAY GOODS R. H. MACY
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LARGEST ASSORTMENT
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
CLOSING AND CLEARING -" VA l.
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EMBROIDERIEs,
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OUR cr4EpRATSS fSh y ~ KIP S ~ f}Dvs
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Forming ore of the
HANDsOMEsT AND MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLISH
MENTS IN THE CITY.
Stock now on hand win BE- sod a, tho following
A SWEEPING REDUCTION.
sAc3UEs! sACoUEs! sAcouEs
sacques worth Si2 50..."..~......Seling at 81 d.
sacques worth Is 0o...............Seins at II %.
Sscques worth ~ 0O...............Selling st 10 D
s,cques worth 30 o)....-........Sclins a. q So
CIRCULARS! CIRCULARS CIRCULARS
Circulars worth sii 0O............seNins at : 10 TO-
Circulars worth 10 00........... .Ssllngat - %.
Circulars worth Is 0o............sellng at III ~.
Circu..rs worth % O0.............Seilns st n 10
BASQUES! BASoUEs! bAsOuES'
Rasques worth SIC 50........,.....selng a. @I1 w.
Basgues worth 20 o9...".......sclins1 al o.
Ba,cnes worth 20 eo...........,.. Selling NJ - >"
FsQuTMAUX AND MOSCOW BEAVERS,
" BAsoUEs, CIRCULARS AID sACoUES,-Egusly
Cheap.
Moha Back Sin Velvet. -
Iyons All silk Velvet. s!t-"oh = ~.
sHAWLs,-WoOL AND BROCHE LONG sHAWLs.
BLACK SILK FOR DRESSES a, las; years prices.
MISSES AND CHILDRENs CLOAKS IN GREAT
VARIETY.
c. A. DAVIDSON,
No 20i BOWERY
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC tOR DOUBLED STEEL
SfRlNO.
J. J. 4 !. y. WEST,
no o. CitAMEERS-Sr. NEW YORK.
ore owners Of the Patent and Exclusive Manufacturer,
oithi. - .
J. w. BRADLEYS
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLlPTIC' STEEL SPRING
SHIRT.
Til inyeiion consists o. Duplex Tor 'wo) Elliptic Stee
Spngs ingeliously braided Chilly and hmly together edge
a. edge making The toughest NOS. elastic esibo and dur
Spring used enabling the In consequence VI ~,
great eastty and n-s place aud fold the skr
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muslin dress II entirely oby.ftes aud icnces the FOB
jocon. Hoop Skirts viz: tho annoyance to the Dcsrer
vel the public, especially Ia crowded assemblies. caages
railroad church pes In eny crowded place llon tho
dfc ~ citing them and occupying small space
tAs entirely the difficulty while giving the ssift the
usual full and symmetrical form aud the yhtest and not
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house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure,
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prp Goods.

A h'NAhi rrGHrH.AvESuE CHEAP STORE,
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NJ. GREGG ". ls gtaA.,..,
would call the attention n the Ladies OF Newfok to her
l,,ro s..orns., of WINrER CLOAKS ofthe LATEST M
PORTATIOS.
ERENCH MERlNOS and CObU KOS Tom
I Auction. all shades. a, very low price. GEOAGE
KEYES. No. J43 Eignth-ayc.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS! DRESS
IL OOODS-Lar.e lot. from Auction; new styles, 81 Old
rrices GEORGE kEfEs, 80. 80 EishtiaY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Consist-
WI ing OF Grst MIL saw MIL two Houses and Six Acres
OF Land situated Ia NorthC nathan, Columbia Co, ~ T.,
rven miles from the Hudson River For particulars address
w r. ROWE Lsayetevlle, Du,chess Co, n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

HOUSE FOR SALE.-A very fine HOUSE
In Thirtyeighth.t near LeHingtonsve. Apply TO a..
j. BLEEChER SON CO.. No. :. Cedar-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
Real estate for Sale.

NHOICE PETROLEUM LANDS and
~ LEASES for SALE selected By compc'cu, and eI
pericnced Agent Correspondence j. invited Apply TO- or
address. D. {. sTURGks 4 CO., McConucsvIc, MOI. an
County Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

NOR SALE-A first-cass fonr-story brown
l. stone front HOUSE. blackwannt Doors Stairs sc-
/, IN. mos. r.idy poyng street in the city boca. from
Central Psrk sz l,x lo, 100 feet Ao, two HOUSE Ia
Thirty egbst aud Lexnsionaycf Inquire on the premises
OF No 2J7 Len ngonaye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

hOCk FOX SABE.-IHE LAhbE DUN
~ near the Railroad Drpo, Of Elixabehport " J. has
water 'front.' also track connecting With te Central
Rsil.osd OF New Jeney. r.. H. KELLOGG,
$50 Pearl Street. Scwiork.