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upter3et@neie bon Baltimore I'm Sta0t RdrplanS It'd Dor
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3eTiamn,lun8 ~pprgeIe9t Terben. &etner, ipelher Der i3ie@
Gums an nG@fen Mrntdg SIT e~ntgebeu pini0t, fsate ieblen.
Srtnlei cure Sreunte nit Hnb nla61 lie ouf Rte SefIbr auf-
merriam. Mtrntag 1T ~unfshlsar Ger Iaa Ter 3iehun9 1tnb
am Mittpp6 Atsnt rerren besta!6 bic Giu6,9iiber az
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Goo bpmECpotbildDc observation-disclosures
bon Or. IltUlpb .. Gerbarrt, Spni8t. 95rens. apprNb,
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Soo BrmEopntbil6c So5S)ciluer[nDrct
bon Or. Slcpfpb .. Gjerbaret, &Eligf. 9reug. apprpb.
gr;t unh @unSarst, Or. fisb, nnb @iratg'
Augeupperateur &C. stt
SfTce: Nr. "a Gtdrpttr.s S;tfe Doh SDnrp ,Tnr
Dover GtG 4eU1E $50 I'll
lin mein neueS Seil1erfabrem. peld SbereitStn GeutIts
Lamb bic ribmltGite &rerttnInng9 ttunssn' quo uoer inner
Ia au ~cerbrsiten, f. rabe Id, mid enfpetlen bier IN Saltt.
lnpre ais Wr5t nteeer6eldhsn.l 1~ asts i4 ~
Die gprsupe ntetues QeilteriGbrens %9t5enubsr eet Ger
fahrenheit unp llnIt6trbett eer alien Meet3tn limb; @tns
fa6bett, f6nel(er rfpl . rnb 8tIItetett
Dte shRaisen 0~eiritate, bie tb bet metner ptelt9prteen @ra-
yts in ben Btse atenbienG tdbtsn Gegtt3laneS, isrte IN ben
untperitGtshabten S { n q unb &PntB$bere er5teIt
Spre&en fur it6 ielbit. ST 9nlersnrs b%atansslte ib III ben
sSSabrem 1861 unp 1852 rneRr benn i20oo Srante an ben.
Ihlir,rten unb eefatrlt6hen arGntteiten, Bon 40. on Der.
Srdune (grpapl erfranften &tnbern fdrb bel rneiner 9e.
~baubluns ni6t ems Spl9e &e lultate iprshen fur lib ielbf.
G6eniD perttelt es ih BET WereenFfbsr, 9Wn5enr, u~nterleits-
unb @ebtrna@nt; unbur9. - ess
ord aud in Cen altefen 9eiben wirb Elm faerer @rfple
srstelt, |. y. IN alien AEten bon 0breN. unt " neens
Ietten (etenp bel l8wuraem Starr, Bel GpP- unt
81 senIetbtH,. @t&t, @amOrrtDtNatbst
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Weis fins. Gssnip b%eiettiee th bic bGsarttsten u
Id / I'd 8tranth ttten un5 tIre 5rlsea 10 aud, BITE
bHrd Notwithstanding entftanSenet { teeul RAID rne Glse-
retrh, Obne iene btroiiber 1tttei, biz benz &rdaftn Gin te-
esRtldnSIi6es Ste6tbHnl t~ertiten unS i'm 5u stnen lebenE
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Nimbur0tr, hamburger, Hinlbur9cr SAFE,
BaI 3tebeaber Der befen GOrte BON. rttftm 9tnburser 8dfs
made Id betann;, Bag Id etue au6eejetdaete Ddrtbte erhaltea
tGbe unb iOG@e ts Udrten 9Detters beleer 81 fe9r ktatesn
pretfsE in arpsen nuo !etnen Qnantttaten abl9le.. --st~
$. EneieL ~, ISL 80. Pratt nGbe StorIes Ctr.
81 MarttbdnbIer nas 6nGere gEteSerpertdufrr psrben &c
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fltea ~an,uIsten. Ha1' (unS1 -9("-
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9sl9ust letn frcIen, tperben htermtt bend1ri9tiet, ff be
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M1uifcal ltnion Of 8altimore.
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AgESJ& vie dftipfn WttaIieber tes pbieen GereiHs, mel
y De lett @tCn1ten be 9 mi .Mbenpe AZ befu-
den perabldurnt taben, ifnb piermtt erludt, eefdlteft ui6itsn
Wtttttprh, ben S. Ott. I'M Qpfnl (@entrdi 5ale) N0. rs 80.
@apar. gu eri5sinen uah ibre NidnGnre Az entrt6ter, ionic
ppQen.
SIM Outrage eeS @ertin9
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-..H AlNANN 80 reElNN '..-
@sneral 2uartiermeiferGmt /. 9tSifpn.
Ddfbtugtpn I. OFT. 1864.
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Nft. M = [@ = r
pferbe mullen an @apt. &. Qrprg 0trpre abselteitrt peT7
On nrb nerSen Sr Der MnnGhme senaH urserfndht.
preis BON GataIsrtepfttper q $l75.
NrttnFrte. 81 ~ $3.50.
50 perben ieetsmal R6s ~ ans meer 3tPtt 5alantnt"
s,,bIt. ea ptR . &ftnSs
'tt55i5ssl) sri. ]: 0ts. @ea. anart. 3mt.
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sen. ~taer8 @mt, ]. DtsiGSu
QIafbtngtrn Gifts. L. DIT. 1864.
Mus,brte tosteen auf bisiet Dffee fur 10000 @tntduenb
%tauIibtere ansearrtnsn, Telte an Capt. 81. 8. 1pnpttn5,
r. 81. Ste ron %. unb q Str, Waibir9trn, 3. g.,
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q IA Sanb tp3, farf, cgmpatt un6 seIuno + IN. srn geblern
Fl ietn. pelbe oisielbe FUR i5pere Nrbett untI6tfe ,nabt
IEeA pte 5ier poreeren tlIer50hre Vertortn unf hte eIethe
n4dbl neue Sdrne rdben.
Js5sie gpttfffation NIrb nrift e~si0rbert rnt a uss asnau
tterfHnt Uerten.
n icfCrt prompt be3attt
yRetn an9sbot fur nsntger ala so @taG wtrt ssradIi6tiat
srcea.
Il an btefe Sfice. &c.
SIM aaftras bss Gen. QuarttstinsLae,s
81 meS~ @ttn,
f9Utt7mO Gel. tn Charge, |. Din. Sen. 00t. 2lntt.
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GIOrreidsc NGdbri6)ter fiir Nne !
GjrpBe Yretsernieorieuns fir 9rp @oObS!!
Miles Az biliset 4Sreifen!
So babe meine gretie fir atIa Drt @Gets u III 40
0rpsent berdbgeiest unb Oertaue btgteer as IT..
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rs : Is. n 81 Gents, Yaro pette MuSltn
Su37H unb45 Gents, praItep1e y c E t c 8 3u
SO s rs, @aibnirss i~pCttbtlis, cbeuip cans ipCae1 De 2ai-
nes, franS6flGe Mtertne8.
Sbapls, 8letberitpfe, Ylanfets rnb Gne Gntefe Nrten ron
gSadrsu. @beufr babe i6 metne ib6asn
Br06e SbaplS uno Sei0er1Seuge -.
40 9rcsens ~bsrateelst unt n%ertaufs @aes su &uttipnSr
pretIen.
3Umntt unb iebet lelbt bic Bargains an in
te~rUbmten Ghedp sure bet
SOiepb 9eiiger,
Me. q SalttmErfftr. Swii6en Jrehsrtffr.
Mnb Wiarip ltartet.
W- QDteberSertduisr WsrI en- einae!GRen, metre Waaren
unt preiie tu prIIsn. Obs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

Aesotoe That every patriot should be satisfied any
act congress- SO necessary Defence
peal OF the "Substitute Law. That no good citz will
plane his country for enactng laws for our mutual
eoton because happens to make HIM do his duty when
the service should be voluntary.
RESOLVED, That surprised that the spirits of such
men az CASTOR Stanley and Macon should be invoked by
tne su0mslon NEE Ing to the evil of
towards which that meeting would certainly lead
we wouo REMIND these croakers that the colors of
otae are IN our keeping aud that viii defend
Win our lives and sacred hoGor against the
Oh front or In our rear
RsSoced, That the OF Gov. Vance has been emf
nentl one that commends itself the approval f every
patrlo and that dee Ii to BE- duty and
every son Of the Od Norh State render al the aid
bo1ders and believe that the step
taken towards rddDg State Traitors SUP
the vile sheet conducted by w. W. Holden, the fatr Ct
treason ia North Carolina.
Resooed That our State occupies a position amcng her
Sister States CT which may well be proud, that
soldiers in the ned and patriots home called upon
be more than watchtu eet her this the
eleventh hour should wrench that good from her for
Whlcn they have so long toied and which they richly
Deserve and that We remind them that Eternal Vigilance
IS ne prlce of Lberty."
Resooed That he who counsels resistance
tae is himself guilty Of treason, aud that won:d
Elnd the untooy Representative Greene the
solemn oath that he Las ken for the maintenance of the
government OF North Carolina and that blood Of those
OF this company, with whom he out VI their
the vng will ever regard him who forsook them in
this their country's sorest trial.
ReSoued, That copy Of these resolutions be the
wilmington Journal tor publication with the request that
Patriot and Confederate give them insertion.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
lst Lieut. JOS. DARDEN, Chairman.
Corporal OLLM MOORE, Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

YANKEE CULTIVATION OF CoT1oN.-The Adolf
tionists not entirely satisfied with their attempts
otton culture. A Government Superint ndent OF q
fine confscsted" " estate on Port Royal Island in
writing of his prospects, says
1t is my duty to correct a statement made in my
last letter. which would be to mis- ad and WHICH
at the time the letter written bad every reason
to believe correct there stated that the Govern
nent would, all PROBABILITY, realize 1000 pounds
ginued cotton from the cotton fields my two planta
ons, comprising fortyseven acres. There will be roth
ing over 1000 lbs gil ned cotton There are three 1ea
sons for this ent;ye lack OF manure the lands being
much worn late planted cotton on account Of
poor seed, making repanting to great extent neces-
sary and tine fact that on ole ofmy plantations, coz
tanning thirtytwo cotton the hands were almost
all rice planters being broad people from the Santee
year ago last Juy-the cotton plant being OF such a
delicate nature that it requires experienced hands to
culture it we'll. may say from certain knowledge that
the best cotton crops this Island will this year
age about 500 pounds cotton to the acre. which is
trae less than half>a crop.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMOND Feb 8, 1884.
Some days both Houses in secret session. passed the
bill TO impose regulations on foreign commerce. and bill
prohibit the introducing OF uxuries alter the first OF
March The President approved both and the injunction
secresy removed to-day. The first prohibits the
expectation of cetton, military and naval stores,
sugar. mossses and RICE and fofeits any vessel vehicle
slaves animals engaged in loading transporting such
articles ard all persona concerned to be declared guilty
of high misdemeanor, except under special permission
under rules prescribed by the President The second
long list of prohibited articles and in order
conre importations to articles of necessity and
alone the Secretary Of the Treasury shall pre-
scribe maximum for foreign prices at and within which
importations of articles, partly wholly cotton Sax
wool and silk. sbaH hasaadaA articles imported
trary this to be forfeited and the to pay
double the value therefor Both acts expire the day
tibet treaty Of peace Ia made The Senate passed in
cet session. and removed the secresy s the act pro-
vide bureau of foreign supplies, whsh is under
sideration in secret session in the House.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

WILMINGTON MARKET, FEBRUARY 10, 1884.
BEEF CATTLE-The market ia almost entirely bare and
an active demand exists. We quote the hoof at 81 rs
to 81 10 per ID. for net meat, as in quality.
BEEswAx-$2 rs to s. per Id.
per ID.
BUTTER-$5 IS 90 per ID.
CoRN-s In demand and market almost bare, We quote
at $l6 to SIG per bushsl
Com AEALIg in very light supply, and in demand. We
quote in the small way ct SIS TO $l6 per bushel.
CoPrERAs-Retails at s. to 81 per ID.
CoTToN-Sales during the week at prices ranging from
o. - 10 81 os per H., as In quality.
acuve Demand and the supply Is very light.
quote small sales from store week at SlI5 70
$l59 per Dbl. for superfne. '
FoDDER-$l6 to SIS per 100 lbs.
HAY-$l8 to $40 per 100 lbs.
HIDEs-Green 81 rs to 81 and Dry 81 to 81 rs per b
LEArHKR-sole $2 to $l2 so, and Upper el2 50 to tlS
per ID.
LARD-$3 to So so per lb.
MoLAssEs-Retails at SIS per gallon.
NA1Ls-By the key 81 20 to ST rs per h.
PoULTRY-Live fowls 81 SO to a. and turkeys SIS to $40
each dressed 81, IS to 81 90 per Id.
PsAS-Nominal at SIS to sic per bushel for Cow.
PEA EUTs-Ssl from cArts at $l4 to $l6 per bushel.
PoRK-Fresh is ia demand, and little none coming IN.
We quote from carts at 81 so per Id.
R1cE-Clean is in demand, and scarcely any market
SALrThe market has ruled quiet during the week oW-
ing mainly to the want of trans Portation quote
~ small sales OF Sound made at SIS so to SO per bushe
in quality.
EUGAE-s3 IS to 81 per lb.
factory So so to So 70 per yard
TALLow-$2 rs to 81 per ID.
YARN-By the bale $32 so to SIS per bunch.
WoODSes by the boat load at $50 to $40 for pine S25
to S2S for ash, and $36 to $40 per cord for oak
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For the Journal.

For the Journal.
CIMf 81 N. C. (WAR) TROOPS, STEWARDS BRIGADE,)
JoHEsoEs DIVISION, EwELLs CORPS, A. N. VA,
Near Orange G. H., Va Feb. 4th, 1854.
Greene County Rifles, Sd N. C. Troops, notion lst
Lieut. JOS DaIden called to the Chair and Corporal
Oin Moore appointed Secretary.
The objects OF the meeting fully explained by the
Chairman when, motion, the Chairman was empowered
to appoint Committesconsisting of I'd Lit G. c. Lane,
draft resolutions.
The Committee submitted the following preamble and
resolutions. which we're adopted unanimously:
PREAMBLE As upholders Of country cause ondea-
voring feeble capacity to contest this holy struggle
while Providence gives life and courageous hearts,
feel debt which good old country to
protestatons against meeting held IN Greene county,
N. c., the 2lst January, 1854
ResUed That thoroughly convinced that the war
has not lasted long enough have not realized its sub
tired of its carnage hearts frequently bored By
its severe beresvements repeatedly called on to
endure it's pIivaons but not willing to relax one
vigorous effort the hed because to do would
realize the inevitable consequence by becoming slaves
our hated foe.
Resolred The unmanly and fa,oninq assertion tina,
North Carolina had hand in making this war;, ia O dis
grace to the memory heroic dead. We deny the
sons of Old North State entered this bloody strife
for any such pary desire the attainment glory, but
they that the hostile acts Of the North to
wards meant subj1gation and slavery.
ReSolped That heartily concur with the third reRou
ton of said meeting, that the oticG! dema9ogues
spectators should be conScrpted IN the army and would
amend it, include ali those robust young men who
are cowardly ding behind small Offices they should be
sgmatzed with the brand which marks the DksER
TER IT, instead of canorng for peace, and holding
| be plsHtied.
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$1,000 REWRD.
J an. %

WHEREAS, it ia being widely circulated to my detri
w ment, that while Captain Of my old Company, the
Bladen Artillery" now Co. l. s6th Regiment A. O. I'd
bought the bounty due to the men. some of the
thereof less than they would have received at the hands
of the State Confederate authorss Now therefore,
to the asty OF this report and sencs the same
/ offer the above reward of ONE THOUSAND LOLLARa
to any man who will produce witness either from my
fore any soat authorised by law to administer the OATH
that ever speculaed upon him in this way obtained
the same in full to him. This offer will stand good long
live, and hereby pledge my honor and my property
to Its payment.
My old company is sill in service at Fort Fisher n G..
knss that speak their sentiments when say that they
respect officer who ever did his duty towards
them that they cherish for the codr,aest sentiments
of esteem. l that have the good will OF the
tire Company, and that who had speculated
upon his men could say this much for himself.
JN0. A. RICHARDSON.
Feb 8, 1854 l2a&702t
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LATE NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEWS.

RICHMOND, Feb. 9Th, 1864.
The flag of truce boat arrived at City Point to-day.
The Baltimore American, Of the 4th ins states that
Denmark absolutely rejects the umaum of Prussia ana
Auatra calling for the withdrawal of the November Con-
upon penalty of their occupation, OF Sies~ck
of this refusal the ENJOYS OF these powers
have left Cepenhegan
proposition for a new French loan OF Twelve millions
of pounds sterling met extraordinary success the
bids exceeding thirteen times the amount required.
The London stock Exchange is feVersh in consequence
of the warke aspect OF affairs Austrian troops were on
the Weser with a view to occupy sleswick, Holster.
loan fortyfour. Cotton lower Breadstufs
advanced.
The American says that Averl overlook Rosser near
spriD engagement easued on the STD The
rebels were defeated prisoners taken aud Paersons
Greek captured.
The rebels captured and burnt the Steamer Levi
the Kanawba River Brigadier General Scanmon aud
OF kis staff captured with the boat
A attempt of the rebels to take Newbern has been
handsomely repuIsea It believed that the Union forces
able to hold the City.
On the 28th ut Col Phillips drove Rodiy to the North
side Tennessee River and captured hiI trains and
two hundred cattle and six hundred sheep.
Gold unchange,
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RGvenue.
AN AsF TO AMEND AN Acr ENTITLED 'RHvENUg" RATr1E1
TIE llFH DAY OF JANUAhY 1863
III 4 nv W
Msj. General

AN Asf AMEND AN Acr ENTITLED "RAvENus" RATIFIED
TEE llFH DAY OF JANUARY, 1863
SECTION Be 1t enacted By The General Assembly of the
Hdte of NsT Carolina, and 1t is hereby enacted b the au-
hort Of The same That the 18th paragraph; sche-
due A, section TO- Of said be that said
paragraph shall read follows On every dollar of nett
profit dividend declared received during the
preceding the LIST day of April in each year, upon
money capital invested cotton or wool
goods leather, other articles made leather
and tobacco also every dollar profit made by the
purchase and sale Of four bacon other proyi-
Eons SALT cotton tobacco leather and naval soree also
every dollar of nett dividend money invest
ed In steamboat companies whether incorporated or
and in railroads o tax of two cents.
$40. e Be 1t further enacted, That there shall be ved
every dollar of nett profit dividend the purchase
and sale of articles imported into neutral
through the blockade of coast or which shall
be from the States with which war and
sold in this State tax of Ave cents, shall be the
duty of the Sheriff of the which said sa are
by this section sales made under the
penalties for elect prescribed for neglect sim
lar in act entitled " Revenue to which this il
amendment.
SEC Be 1t further enacted, That 18th paragraph un
der secon 90 OF said ac schedule s, be and
hereby repealed.
sEs d. Be 1t further enacted, That this actshall be in
force from Ia ratification.
Read three times in General Assembly, this 18th day of
Decsm Der, a. ID. 1868.
<eigned) B. S. D0NNELL, S. Il. C.
(slgned) GILES MEBANE 8. 8.