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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29


On Lndens ills of blood s'ain'd SNOW,
And darker yet shall be the flow
OF Iser rolling rapidly
The combat deepens-on ye brave!
Eight months of 6ghting-and we net done yet.
The flames burst out afresh The land trembies again
under moving armies. Here the waT-tor rent pl0ughs
its way through State-to the Thtra the clouds
have met-and we know not which was the stronger.
Here in Virginia, after slight lull the thunder rolls
sngrily the sky agan-the prelude 10 Crash
Fighting in Georgia-fghtng in 1ennessee-an attack
menaced at Richmond-tne spoiler sweeping through
Northern Virgniathis does not look like the close OF
q campaign.
Nav God protect our brave armies Let Us at this
moment turn thoughts to HIM. Do we not feel
that He minges in this contest? Are we not now
conscious-however Incredulous before-that lie does
in truth intervene In human aftlrs ? We aim at a
practical result have endeaVored to impress senti
ment before we would have the people wildly lie
that there is Foreign lntervention-of no mean 70
tentae-wthn sher reach. lie preserves the balance
of oower-He puts himself forward IN others quarres
without explanation aud without ceremoney-He com
mands the peace when pace is desirabe-He ADJUSTS
international dlsputes-He lays bis had on the tun-
derboIts of war ard qleuches the urd flames OF the
bschng artillery. We have INDUCED dreams OF 9th
Intervention have nursad the widest auces OF Eu
ropesu embroilments-we will not cherish this-We
will not in desperate ungodlness of the human heart
accept this thought-that God indeed an actual pow
er, and vertble actor these occurrences 10 90 30
to take the first great step 10 securing the eAer-
ZION OF mat power III our lnbeESSt uCfCA ILL
press it into our cause until We genuinely and opera
lively believe its reality. National uhdelity leeds
the flames of the them TO burs forth vito
ever received ferceness 10 quarter and another
gives volume to the thunders and VVldness TO the gn
nngs. This is subtle power back of all material
agences-back of the impalpable elements OF light
heat, electricity, magnetism, and momeatum-"hat
scientific denomluate the principle OF torce-that
unnameable quality OF sPrit-whch mocks-at a
physical combinations and smites with impoency the
devices and coptrivsnces of man. Man 10 hs mystic
rious ezstences to this, and lays 1t
der acquisitions which gives him power that flows
from the fountain of power ITSELF 1t he had faith
a. grain of mustard seed, ye should say to yonder
mountain be thou removed, aud be thou cast into the
depths of the sea, and it should obey you" Was thS
an idle trsnscendentalism--a unueEning bravura o.
the author of Christianity? The ervent, determined
ptsye- of the Christians of this Contederacy would
burst the very gates OF heaven and call upon our foes
such storm would tear up their foundations as thu
match pours its into the mine which rends TIT
solid frame WORK OF the hearth
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TnE GogERkoR's PROCLAMATION.

the Conservative Of the I'D insr:
WHEREAS, TIE long expected attack upon ouIy re-
mi seaport be made. aut our Gra.a 10
already key to he invaded other PORTS by an enemy
10 whom mercy and ciViz on alika IN ard ua
regarded aud whereas all tire orgau:z d o.c-s Of the
state ead ordered to the ont may =i be Geufciens
o rel BIC h ids va ch thr With wJ,se than
death anu 10 drive ON para fate horrb!a to con.
template:
T"", 81 ef"1e l. ahu'5n 4. Vince, Go<e nor of the
atael - nth CatoIza relying upnH loyalty and de-
votc OF her citizens. do issue his my p-oclama n COM
nanc2E and atjurng ai good people, whether BIZ law
suhjrt military duy no who may be able to stand
hehIn0 br aWoTks and fire musket, 81 ages and an
dh13n3. rsg O. the defence their county
and horry to WiiLiGgfon AID DO appeal every man
WHO has ihe RFitt OF freeGan in his boBom, who has
spark OF he Are he blood heroes of the
great amy the captain in bis ms TO came and
Ia dote no. cou"l him and CONSOLES himself tbs
much anus and sDirIt.d that he more
al a. h. ma fGd it hard belere lie
IS rot ilendisg the CT cOwGrGce d:sloy
he country needs their help aud that holp be
IN this Inur OF Distress they the
o1!s are rn'y ed to erj5y the freedom purchased with
other Fn-D4 blood For tea days Al able
needed he front ard especsly CO sc peei the ex
am2'e OF All thOs3 who aoletie paE for the FRAY while
Is vel al starCe, and snEfed tbs bat lie while it was
yet @tar en- lie. ph: sinaly able then hurry
With bis blanket to Wlmio9ton here retions
viii be iui niled ard let ii ett behind mount them
selves and aro er cour.ies looking alter the womeu
meet st tac from VIII with you the worst
Given under MP hand and the great seal Of the
81 IAl State eli Of Raleigh, on the 20 b
dag Of December, 1854
ZsaULON VANCE.
b. the t'oyerrcr;
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FROM THE UNITED STATES AND EURoPE.

RICHMOND Dec. z b, 1854.
The Wash ngon Chronicle of the 25th nst has been
ceived. 1t contains news Of interest.
The steamers Old Dominion, Wild Rover Little Hattie,
Bsrhee ard Agnes Fry had arrived Nassau from vii
miEgton. The syren, harmion, Evelyn and kemlworth
had returned in distress. The Virginia. Hansa Ecla Kate
Gregg, Charlotte, Will. heWisp, Stormy Petrel Little
Hattie, syren and Star had sailed to the blockade.
European advees of tho 10th been received. The
news is unmportant.
Th. London Times urges the opening Of negotiations to
close the American saying that it must to this at
last.
Cotton unchanged.
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sSTFIB CLOTHES LINE

clothes line to yonder garden
toes wandering among the trees,
And on it two very long stockings
bre kicking the evening breeze;
And a lot OF fancy dry goods,
Whose nature csnnot Cefoe
Are wildly and merrilY Topping
About that same old line.
And very sly yonrg lady
At the parlor window seWs;
Ard rather think if you tri-d it,
You'd fsd she'd fit into the III hoss
She's only half lereth picture,
Foreshortened below the bFeast,
Bnt the dry goods which dance the tight ope
Out yonder, jaSt make up the rest.
80 dream-liks, she seems 50 genie.
Yo1'd think her too good fot ca,th;
And feel that q holer spirit
Is banishDg Yu'gar nrth
TO lfs ordly bona by jugo!
What flourish that muslin throws!
And how unconmonly taper
Those stockings &" of at he toes.
o. eyes. like the sky when ia 6'uest
., hair ! like Il night without star
o muslin AID hose ! cant help it !
Ie still draw my thoughts oV;r thar"
The lady alone suAstauti4
The clothes b 1t q fancy ideal,
Yet gems how or othtT-cOnfCuod it
I've mixed up the sh Ii and u. 5e4..
q Love! yau're the sarna Cd e.xnerce
With the poet, the muff Or the brick;
Yen go no with rush like G rocket,
But come DOVE az last l!ka G stjcE;
And let love thoughts be iot'y or lowly.
Patonc, or fash, op'ne
Ahat they all. like new dfY goods and sock ngs,
Belong t. tie very SANE Iine.
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hoYn.N

4 FOREIGN ECHo--A french gentleman Of ripe
culture who jos before the outbreak IF civil speut
several years The UnIeo 5tats ior Lnc Dur pose
muutey observing and sud inz iustlulious, q
recent private letter held the tolJHIG language Which
vas not intended for publication, translate fT
readers, as containing the thoughts OF enlightened
orelgner qualified we'll by MS own familiar know
ledge OF our cOu0try as BY his poGt Of view look
less snelligently than d6pAssloaatey struggle
He says:
am neutral between the parties to your STRIFE, and
thiDk that good po ssbly result from it except
oy means OF mutual reconciliation. If it cannon
which las the last word, you may have coDo ueed sub
ects, but not political Confederaes still less friends
he Mon in such would nc logger be any thin
out lie, Tor 1t cannot De imposed 1t would be freely
sented to.
And on another side of the question: the blacks
med into freedom, present problem which it is not
easy TO solve. w hat shall you do with four millions
OF persons, but yesterday saVisn and degraded, and
Gay the equals Of their former masters The pre-
udlces OF faces Still so deep rooted at the NORTH and
much more tenacious at the South, are not to be
urpated In a day. You have proposed to yourselves
terrible problems before knowing how you can sove
hem. Your future, Therefore, Is big with difficulties,
which, sooner later must bring on a crisis ana
revolution the nature OF which no man can oresee
hay 6od save your country from still depIorabe
talamles You are now paying dearly for long years
Of prosperity which you have run without burdens.
CHER eIVent prayer that you may the end OF
IT, can truly add that this is the wish of the whole
Of Europe Tor, If you have personal recollection
ot revolutions, you must admit that you are oustrip
ping all other nations in this bloody path, on which
you have entered, and over which the whole world
uourns.-Nat. Int.
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OFFICIAL, ARMY NEWS.

o,euuoKD. Dec, 24.-Tbe following dispatches we're
scsiysd to night:
ExAro'Rs ARMY NonTHKRE vIReIEIA Dec 2tth.
III the Hen. James a. Sedd1n:
Reckinridpe reports that the eaemy after having
roucbly hand ed ia the engagements Saturday and
onsd possession Ssvia duripg the night of the 10th
r. rrison etreacd up The RIGA Valley His advance
l,ised there the 2lst at daylight, ard retTirg
81, MONT ard morning OF the I'D towards Hectora Gap
ns ara being pursued Our tro, ps bearing the
nsnre and fatigue with great cheern Dess he damage
lone the works soon be repaired. Hany Bridges
md Depots on the railroad have been burned;
(signed) h. e. LEE
HEADQ'Rs. A. n. Va, Dec. Path.
Gem Fz Lee reports that the force that attacked Gen
,es'erday consisted of two divisions of the enemy
y.Iry under Tortett. Lomsx was posted across hadi
os turnpike " miles rom Cor donsvie The enemy we're
o his dead the field He trave too rapidly last
iobt 20 engage him. his passed Jacks Shops, IL
lilies rom Gordonsvile, hour after dark Thir.y-two
,sopers at Liberty Mills OF the I'D, celDg
Enable TO keep the retire a. and liberated Lo
nsz's loss was signt.
FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
The Baltimore American, evening edition Of the 22d inss
more of the St Alban raiders havs been rearrest
id b. Canadian autho tiles and arc undergoing exam
Farrsgut has been appointed Vice ADMIRAL in tie Yam
kes Davy.
violation of military laws, the berg an armed VESSEL
telegram from Hog kinsVlie, that nc oak struck
part Lyons command at that place at daylight on the
18th inst.
except such maeria conld not be t:eDsp orted
Tie last troops the line crossed the river three A. n
on Tussdy evening. Cur troops held the bridge uCi a
ter O'Clock, when it destroyed by our forces. The
tie Mayor under fig of truce, about O'Clock, P M,
Tuesday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29

A dispatch from New York to the Boston Herald
states that it is considered than probable that
very fast vessels which sailed from that port dur
ing the past week, intended be converted into
Mexican prvateers, to destroy vessels flying the FrenC
flag. The fact that large numbers OF the JQarez fami
Iy were, with of his hlgh military officers, in New
York. apparently with plenty OF money, seen moving
about in commercial circles recently gives sufficient
weight to the rumor to warrant our COVER meat in
laciog deecti7es their track. Instructions have
also been to naval officers in the Gulf relative
the to be pursued oy them should the escaped
privateers show themselves in that latitude The
French Minister has had agent in New YorB
wac CHING the movements OF Mexican refugees tol
months D st.
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FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
CONGRESS.
RICBNoED, Dec. &c

HICBNONDI DC. Zolll AoO4'
In the Houe Saturday, J. Ii. Leach submitted reso'
luton declaring that writ OF habeas copus ought not
to suspended except in extreme whore the pub
lie safety mperatively demands it that the people are
united the great rugge for liberty the geHcy OF the
case ustfyrg It's superson. The resolution was reject
ed yeas 3l-nays Al The currency bill taken and
passed. VaIi.ps resolutions of eEqnry adopted,
Mer which the House adj Iurned until Wednesday next
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niLnINGTON NJ. RKEr Dec. Is b, 1864.

Owing to the attack fors below By the Yankee
fleet buinsAs of all kinds has been suspended during hs
past week and nothing aS been done in the wa of sales
Provisions demand and in tie abseoce
TIE stock has bacoms pretty much work of Que all lot
of Flour received from Fayetteville Tuesday and
sold from WHAT 500 per Dbl We omit qlotadans of
other articles bat would remind country friends that
breadatufs and meat would readily command high hE-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29

LokG HAIR AND LoYALTY.-The government con-
tinues vigorous its eJrs to puaish treason and sup
press the Ieseion During the late scare at Washing
con portrait painter, named johnson, of that city,
vas III rested and couf0ed in Fort AcHenry, because
be woe long har which, it is charged be had said be
would not until the independence Of the South was
recognized. After several weeks Confinement he agreed
to cut his hair, when he was released
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29

A GOOD STIMULANT.-A LITTLE INCIDENT FOR BOYS
i was staining in city as regiment was passing
on 10 LIE field Of battle 4 man came cut with a
pitcher OF ale a glasses and passing it round to
a soldier. May De you'll something stronger,
since you re suen a Big fellow. How tall you are
oig glass OF beer, hey % Il 0 sir none y WHAT'S
The matter 2" Nonlng, sir p g WeI you need it
lis stllu!aot' lie paced his hand in his picket
aud bringing Bible, SAID, that's my suuuant,
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NORTHERN REPORTS FRoM HOODS ARHY.


RICHMOND, Dec. 9th, 1864.
New York papers of the oath contain telegram from
Franklin Dec 22d which says rebel retreat to Duck
river beggars all description. Gen. Cheathan told his
aunt (Nss Page) that Hood ordered to Nashville
sgains his wishes he bames Hood for not attack
Ing Echofed at Spring Hill.
Gashvle telegram Of the ed says that Hoods army
Pulaski 22d. The water the shoals if
teen feet deep.
Rebel deserters report that the only effective corps in
Hoods army is Lees.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29

A CURIosIrY-i're enchanted mountain in Texas is
an immease oval rock 300 feet high, situated about
eighty miles north of Basrop Its surface is polished
and in sunshine dazzles the ohoider distance of
three or four miles, Those who ascend it have to wear
mocasains or stockings and like those who vent up
Mount HoIeb pull of their shoes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29

GOOD REAsoNING.-Ihere is a good deal OF sound
sense, mes, il tue remarks OF insane persons AT
unalc asy lam, few days SINCE, patient Was asked
if he ond OF riding on horseback mo Sir, ride
HOBBY" There /. much difference bet the
wo," carelessiy remarked Tie genI=man "Oh yes
s" said The pausu "aDd 1t Is his If yoa ride
horse, you can stop Tim and gel of, but wuen you
mount nohoy, you cau't stop you Can't get Off"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29

EB9RoEs EEDEAvoBIEG TO RETURN HOME. The Marianna
GLAD News learns that about loo of the negroes
In this county in the late raid pied escape
Pensacola having become tired the treatment their
brutal mssteTs the Yankees got East Pass
when having pilot and being ignorant of the route
home they got further and recaptured by the
sAemy, who were zayeral days hunttng for them.
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COL. MOeBY WOUNDED.

FEsDkRICK-BURs, Va, Dec. 9th, 1864.
The gallant COL hosby received a dangerous out not
mortal wound last Wednesday. He ia il hands ard
veil cared for.
aidng party of the enemy landed in Wes:m IRELAND Oh
Monday, committed good many depredat'ons ard then
lsft.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29

a SHARP CRIrIQUE.-SOakspeare never received a
keeuer thau that made by an Old Sea Cap
tain, VINO f5ure8 ia Felton's Familiar Letters from
Euroke. he nor says:
Las: Digut L read some passages from the Midsum-
mtrs NIguts Dream u the Captain. When | came to
the desc.pou vi ,ho riding upon the Dolphin g
Oack ne PRONOUNCED 1t d humoug. 9Th, ID Ophln s
as sharp razor, AID uermlId could s,i
by iidv Dva,t Dad frs. sadded him -
So Shakespeare Was cAught uappng here.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29

A worthy couple in Detroit had twins baptized the
other day. and in order that they might tell from
the other tied piece of ribbon around the Of one,
which stupid servant girl removed after the baptsmal
ceremony, and now they cannot tell which is which,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29
AUCTION SALES.
BY nj. CAONLY, 6ucIionssr.
PORT WARDENS SALE
CARGO SAVED EX STEAMSHIP CELIA


o'clock a. M, will SELL at my Sales Rooms Front street,
for and account of whom may concern, all tho cargo
saved from the wrsck of
STEAMSHIP ELLA-Vn:
$50 pieces dark, fancy and mourning Prints
SO 81 bleachsd shrtinga,
16l dozen Half Hose-assortcd,
20 pieces black Alpaca,
20 Apac-assorted colors,
Il 4" Alpaca Lus1e,
Is " Maroon Stripes,
Ito pieces Paper Oambric-assorted cologa,
6" black Broad Cloth,
" weeds d.''D'
48 rolls Ribbon,
10 black Lace Mantillas,
200 dozen Coats Spool Cotton,
so gross gate Buttons,
SO So dozen doSa DRESSING Combs!
Merino Drawers,
$50 lbs. Flax Thread, B d W,
60 Letter Copying Books.
Il dozen FIR Waxed Calf ekins,
68 " Goat Skins,
20 Chamois Skins,
20 sides extra Sole Leather.
80 boxes Adanantna Candles,
u " Brown Soap,
80 s. Brown Windsor Soap,
bags Coffee,
10 bags Pepper.
cases White Wine Vinegar, dozen each,
2 900 lbs. Cotton Card Wire.
Immediately thereafter, the following sound goods re;
ceived by recent arrivals:
cases Black Flax Thread, 1000 lbs,
CIark's Spool Cotton, 2 900 dozen,
" Agate Buttons IS ct gross,
" White Bone Buttons, 90 ct gross,
d" Military Buttons
$500 pairs heavy Brogans,
cases Head Stalls Girths and Buckles
10 bales Irvine,
cases Cotton Cards.
Dec. 24Lh e1.A
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FROM The UNrTGD STATES.

RICBMOND, DEC. Zbtl, Ibt@
The Baltimore American, of the 23d coRtsins nothing Of
interest.
Nashville telegram report that Hood sti continues to
retreat, pressed by Thomas.
Gold 22I.
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HEADQUARTERS, DESERVE, N. O.,
kALEIgH, N. O., Dec. Is, 1854.

HEADQUARTERS, RESERVE, N. O.,
kALEIaH, N. O., Dec. Is, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. "a.
n 6UgGGOH ThOS HILL P. A. G. g., having, In ODE
L. dlence Special Orders No. 273, Par H. 1 W
current seriss reporsed at these Headquarte asSneo
to day Chief geon Reserve, NJ C' Auo "hI 10
obsyed and respected accordingly. ~ , l., .I,
u-AL Medical Officers serving WIN oeon "a I'M "a
State will at ouce report BY letter. 20 surgson an h
orw ard to him acquisitions for suen meoeneS ~no O'nsF
suPples necessary ,,
By command OF Lieu" o0D JSU. w. AINsoALF,
Asst A6Jt der.
Dec. 9s. ..,u. w..,.rD Do,,oc-.. ana ESv.
etteyiIIs observer copy times. ...
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In bih r.Tu on tie 2id inst ptiv,'e ISRAEL l. NO,
o. b. All Battalion junior serves, on Alamauce
:,
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TELEGRAPHIC

--5 according to the Act of Congress, in the year
knse bv J. s. THRAsHBB, in the Clerks ONCE OF the Dis
t Court of the Confederate States for the northern
nnstrict OF Georgia.
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badly buDged up Emerald Islander, in response to
the inquiry, Where have you been ?" said, DoWn
to Mrs. Mulooneys wake, and an Elegant tae we had
of it. Fourteen fights in fifteen minues; only one
whole nose left in the house aDd that belonged to the
tay kettle"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29

MAN may declaim about religion without having much
of it. 1t does follow that ones stomach Ia full Of food
because he talka With yct1ala in his mouth,
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TF1RE rout GesTaoe goco' tor PRESENTS
WE nos an otIon Cards. No and 10, Wool
ca d. Leaf Chak Gaf ssiGs sole sole Lssts1,, E.'
90 nd ca Tacks, 3rushes, tobacco, Powder, Shot,
C so eho@ Nails Knives. spoons, Gun waddlng, Table
HHsiiSA o-o'' wilson's Variety store.
Doc oath 50 r-klt
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TAI1LN Up AND CuMnITTED
8 cases Cotton Cards.
Dec. 24Lh

Ga ID TIE AL OF New Hanover upty, o n gro
- boy who SAYS that his mans AAR N, and that DO
~ belongs t. Archibald Mcdaniel, OF Moore csu1ty.-
-, wv ner OF said uegro hereby notified tor
ward prove prOpert,, pay charges and lake him away
oLher wise he will be dealt with az the Jaw directs.
T. B 1cnAE, Sheriff.
Dao u. y0-6-lIu
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AOmI,IsruAruR,s NOTICE..

ADmISIsTUATUR'S NOTICE..
ryNHE UNDE !SllN Ed having 81 December Term 1854,
4 of Bruus wick CJuutt COur, laih u as AdDnisfA-
trs of III estate OF CJoneI HeuIy Howard O,esAssd,
40 h-en, 1--WE all wing caInis
aid estate cent tnen, duy AubsI lea cd with.
m tn. ns b. law or tn nUtja W,h b. plead
bar OF r recovery all persJLs iudsD ed said
I lie will m iunIedlite paym7nt
FUHTHET NoTiCE-ImPoRTAHT SALE.
WI BIZ O. LO, at he Il eslde Uce OF IL deceased,
in Blu s~Ick CUM, 10Th Jat uArJ, all the
perishAble TrOysc;y Of sting every.
.nlrg &C. larry a rec plan AlsJ, nne
,eam Euxin 90 Ter; DIas rs; Old scnoo-
ger; Z yol. b .uu 60 Wagons; cars rUckas
wa. and ~ esz s-s AID harnes'; armlns tools;
nuuaeholJ cbeu lurLiture has, b iaI-nlDE and
stock S. 'OI ead SIZE 3 gOas; corn louder
oateI by; ice ST AID Iarse quantity OF ne Aso
set Il ca. Works Lock SVud'a r oily, consisting Of
GIT pats Sale cOnuLue from day Gay until eli
sOd.
Terms of SALE mouthB credit, purchaser giving notes
With pprOved secu.ltJ
Tpsf. viii De 90 subsequent Ia Robson eouay, ct
The place o. sad Ceased valuable yoke OF ikea aid
Cart some housShud furniture, one mule, ard IaimIpg
". n. PGoEa, Adn"'
Osc 10. bI.Rs-ts-1
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70 TAKE OUT IEoRNs AND SPLIETKRs.-Make
plaster OF trrpsntne taoW, epre C on piece
leather, and apply it to the wound.
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Nov. 26th

-exzv-zsz-. Dfs. u. 2. ALxREtG EOF.
E.sSsssAsa OFFICE ROOHS IN STATE BANh
uITYTTIY BUILDING. Entrance on Princess street,
fronting Pogcgpa Upholstery Store. o-,o,.
Dec. 10, of'HGAo-AI
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CoL.ooUT.-Batween the editor AID you3g eoldiar
On furougn
Sotd,ef,-Hsllo, NJ. Editor, hear Of any Christmas
anywhere?
Editor.-Nona whatever. Tbi0k We soal have a
very dull tine Of it
Sol.-Wel, Tm jest going to scare up some GONE
where it l can daa boys enough.
Ed.-But gals too required for merry Christ
mas.
SoL.-(With a shrug of the shoulder and q reckipg
Iaugh) o.! as for gus, you can fad plenty OF them
any tlne and any where. Just blow a horn they i
come up in crowds.
n1tor retirea shaking with laughter and horror.
Edgtfsld advertiser.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29
SUPERIOR. SALE.

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most Of It was made Epring md ia perfectly dry
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-29

An Irish JUICE tried notorious fellows FL
highway tooO-y 10 onshment IF the court
well 80 the lrso1er5 tn mseIvus they were found
not guilty As ia we're r>mUved from The bar The
Judge address Dg tne ilor d, Il r. Murphy, you
would greatly rDy mIDd ii you would keep tLo7e
NO resp ct.o!e gentlemen ultil seve7, bali past
ven O'Clock, tor | II an cut iyr Durlo a. FIVE
and | should like to have at least TWO hours start q
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