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Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
MAKE YOUR MARK.

Il he auarriea shau!d you toll,
Make ynar mark.
Do you delye Cpo1 til" scll,
Make yodr narB.
In whatever path ycu go,
In whatever place you etand,
kIovipg s1!fG or moving SLOW,
VITA fra sId honest hand,
aGke your MALI.
Should opponents hedge your way,
Kake your marx.
Work py night or work By day,
Make your mark.
Struggle nanir1!y and well
Let 10 obstacles oppose;
Ncn4, right-shieide6. syec fell
b. the weap 3ns OF his ioee-
lafe gcu- ma <.
Whist though born Peasants son,
Make yuuG marx.
Good bY poor mau &c Z % GOae,
&ake your marx.
PPasauta' F8rbs rrsy z arm the cold,
P@ag.cts' wofGs LaaY calm iear,
Better far thaa h-&rjisg gold,
Is the drying OF q tear.
Gak3 y01r mark,
Life IL Il citing IS D eide.
Mike your mark.
Marks Of s0no kind Inast be msie,
Make your mark.
Make il while tie afTk 80 str0pg,
Ia the golden hours of Touth,
Never, Deyor make IL wrong,
Make it with the Etautj oL truth,
Make 0uI marx,
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
SECOND DI3sATCH

Iha Washington Chronicle OF the seth has press tele
graphs from Chicago OF the 29h. Taa Convention
called to order by Belmont. IN his remarks taking the
Chair he ugad harmonious cton in order to the sacred
cause Of tie Un The Constitution and tle Laws to pre-
vail farato=m and tre1con. R,y M. Ciarkso1, OF
Chicago, C1arcd prayer for speedy peaca. Committee
Of from each e;egation appointed to report
lut;ons. nnbae Of reaoiutions received and
ferred, including by Lorg, of 0ho, fer ths appoint
mant Of 1Qmmtee TO proceed TO Washington to request
Err Lincoln postpone ito draft until the people could
decide at the coming election for peace, bg the
election CT canddae to tbs Presidency. The ConVen
tion al 1Urned until to,mor OF.
The Rev Y0:k doegation took vote to their coice
for PresdeDE, resr8g Mcclellan 73 scattering Is. The
Cio delegation voted Mcclellan IG, ssainst 26 Indiana
Mcclellan 49, agant Illinois, EcClean %, against 10
special dispatch to the Chronicle, dated the Z9h says
the tcent intense, Vaandighan, CbaUncey and
made speeches. demanding peace any terms Tie
side seut en strons. fer peace. Pendeton, OF
Ohio gains strongly for the nomination of Vice President.
Ihe CoE%Gittec organzation recommended seymour
for President Of the Convention. Tbs Committee
I1toDG d at,my sessions. ValIag d6 ham defeated
for Chair1a1. 8nd Gatlria elected,
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

4 letter from Alexandria, Virgiaa, descrb,s The
situation OF tie Southern people in that vicinity as very
distressing. lney have been robbed OF horses, co~s,
chckens ard provisions and the Yankee troops sfa-
lioaed in The town are out daily oTaging upon the
country people tor mlk, butter and even the bread
baked for daily Iia ne5toes wao have not gene
Fl with tEs Yankees renaiu win th>r (aomiuaD oa-
spies upon the and report regularly what they
do to tie Federal authorities Ooly two Confederate
newspapers Lave received IN the reighborhood for
year. and they wele the cause Of gathering Of all the
Leighb0Is to Iead them. Mr.. Samuel Ceatls, an old
clrzen of Alexandria, is dead. Commander Gustavus
Scot, ut Fairfax county, is no+E in command OF the
Philadelphia navy yard.-R5ct. Dispetct.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

DISEASE AMONG HoRsEs-We have heard Of a
strange disease breaking put among the horses so the
Quartermas;ers Department in this place Of which five
have already died Ii first makes its appearance as
little sore on some part of The body thea another and
another until the horse is literally covered with sorea
The last symptoms OF the disease are sid to resemble
from the army to be recruited at this post wele in
very low condition when they arrived, b. Begin
ing to recuperate very heiy. his disease, however,
threatens 10 sweep them oaE TO the boaayard,
&QLi;bnLu Wnicanan.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
WHEELER IN TErNES9@f7.

Lynchturg, Va, Aug. 3I-A correspondent OF the Re-
publican uadsr date Of Bsto Aug. 29th, tat Gan
Wheeler HIS burned LoUon bridge the Tsnuease
ryar thence nc to Maryay lie aGd captured 700 pri-
gouer thence New Market ana captured 2O0 iore p,i
sorers ard aeat them to South Carolina.
The sbcve ncw9 received at Bristo by the train
OF his D. NJ s 29h. aud is deemed reliable by the
fhorit;es there.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
FRON hI6SISSIpPI.
OsYKA, Mss, Aug, E8tb,
via hcBILE, Aug. 30th, 1854.

The econy thousand strong, in foil reat for
tie COL ecot has al tie roads blcckaded in their
front; Gel. McLewen bew tLenand the river and
Col ogden, with his command AID h5sj. Campbell, with
the Gret Louisiana cavalry, in pursuit.
Fri3orers are still coming IN.
Capt. RartoTy's battery il close to tie river.
Capt. J. " Like, OF Col eoott's staff willie conveying
very poItant dispatch, had his k3rze shot, and
s!ightlg wouoded himself.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

SouEDcDY kaa said that as general thing we are
ugratcuI 20 Prcyijelce for the blessings enjoy
This Eale person has grayely remarked that notice
every cause of complain against the weather. but
give cue praise when good, cool, pleasant, seepabe
night &C rTs.
PERHAPS th2re may be aen,a truth in this. People
cannot exs, without grievance The weather is one
grand Gid magnificent grievance. 1t is continental
griegaoce.-a worldwide grievance. Ffom Oregon to
japan people fad fault with the weather. and if they
had not the weather to fad fault With, they would find
f-uI. with each other. Therefore is the weather q
g;GDd Institution.
But we III not exactystart 10 moraliz bat to state
iact. at This present writing it is half past four
cl0ck Wednesday afternoon the thermometer stands
al 49, md The weather is just sufficiently cool to be
pleasant, and not cool enough to be unpleasant The
clerk Of he weather has our respects.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

We had tie pleasure yesterday of ofmeetipg Hon.GEo
DAVIS, Atiorny General of tie Confederate States,
WHO is l. blief visit to bis home and friends in
Norh Carolina. Mr.. DAVIS looks little thin, but
otherwise pcars 10 be in good health and spirits and
as col1ijlnt IS ever of tie success OF our cause.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
FROM ATLANTA,

MACON, Sept. lst.
Private elegrams to day from Jonesb0ro', state that
Gers ephan Lee and CleburDe, With E&rGeee cors,
attacked enemy and took their eLtrenchments yeste
csY but the enemy reinforced heavily the ground
OILY partially held. ht closed Theus decieIve
results The action renewed to-day; the eEu!G not
Jet Known. Gen. HGrdee Commands in tbs field. Gea'k
Patton AndaTasn sni Cnmmin2a gzera taannded.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

q company has been organized in South Caroiina to
ed in Cherokee county, N. Q. Il has be- surveyed
oy engineer OF toe Confederate Governs nnent whose
report lead to the organization of this company with
capital OF 81, 100000
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
FKOa EOgILT.
LIZA ~ - " -SI4L-S
AcEILE, Aug. 3lst.

The Committee Of Safety tad reesmg and resolved
their entire satisfaction WtL 3n Fr4Gk. Gardner
ly appointed to the Of tnGs Gstri rict The
iuions express tGeir confidence il his aby, aud
ask him 10 hc he city 70 The last extremity. THIS
Hlth the united acH0n OF the L4u1cIDa h0Tities.
nag O. truce boat has arrived from Faacag agoul2, brig
iBg Is Confederate Surgeons,
a. nriat hsvn.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

the two gentlemen who had promised her protection,
and vho lad been watching bis operations, slept 10
ard caught him in tie attempt to take ber life H. was
immediately arrested ani lodged in Jail 1t is said that
aside He vas poor she had some property, which was
ali re wanted Cumfer R5n,sbIJc1u.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
THE FXtHANGE QUESTION.

Richnonds aug 3l.A COMMUNICATION .rcn Judge Ould,
addressed the reaSyes friends of ConfeeraeE
fined in nortern ETons, will be published to Get
ting the efforts made by the Confederate Authorities
exchange of prisoners. Judge 0u.d gives his
letter TO Aulford yesterday Awaiting for reply
his last proposition uerd aswcra pnder date o. To- dav
- hdv5 communication tic sufj j3ct jrom
lLoriss. am anEhoIi cd % make aELMer.N
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
FROM CLINTON. La.

August so, le64,-tiacaged at Mobile Aug. 81.
1t O'CLOCK yesteId&y morning, CT cuc batteEies.
six miles above Port hudson, cYaLed tlRpspor lying
Cloud bursting her steam lie and dsabipg her, with
supposed l1Rs ofe Iaonitoc up and the battery
rered. battsry a-sd SO a4oth transport,
mites sbcye Bayou caEa. The suis net kown. The
Yankees Lave all gone b &ck 10 4 river.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
FLAG OF TSUCEROAT.
RICHMOND, Aug. 31st, l;

The 1ag eftruce boat New Ye,k arrived yesterday at
Va rina. She brought five ocsra, inc udiDg Maj Arm.
s Can't Wood. and Cha Lain; also, Mrs. Gen. Vangh.
81 AID family. 10 papers yet received.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

WHAT IT HAS CosT.--Ihe New York Herald says
toat for every niger made free by Lircolns war, q
white man has died ard $500 haen spent And alter
all oneourh of the freed negs have perjshed already
BY famine dieaee, and bullets. Ihe Herald asks what
will be left the North if they G. at that Til
the whole four millions are feed
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

Entered according to tha Act OF Congress- II the year
1863 fy J. 5. 1sRAsHsR. in the Clerks Office Of tie
District Cont If the Confederate States for the Northern
District of Georgia.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

ing however, in ;nohrg DcriUg time several fed2
raj sels fell in the city eaartets ren0t tonight, the
uomsacn of Mcclellan AID FerLando Wood. Nc papers
OF the SIS, received.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
FIRE IN AHERICUs, GA.

Macon Ca, aug. IA special teegr from Fort Val
leg today that large e occurred at Amercus ast
nict Prices warehouse, with six thousand bales of cot
an2 q huidEgs burned Il is supposed to have
been the WORT Of iGcendiasy,
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
E1RED.

this toun, tie 9st Augus OF cho!era nisnou' no '
JE ENIh DICK, daughter OF James u and o''oN' "
Green, egod 10 moIhs ard Is days.
In Wilmington 4ug. 29th, A%f7h s oni5 ueEn.e "a
W. p acd sIcehne j. Denny, aged ys"Is shu iho"'I
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
ERnM pkTRspurc

Petersburg Sept = Tae enemy threw several shsi6
into the civ this sfenoon, which ed general cannon
ade along the line for two hours otherwise all qust.
SaCORD DIS2AT0H.
To-day about ao0n, considerable skmh;Dg and artii-
ley g1g toU place about the centre osQg Ines result
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

you have been sorely tried" said a sympathisiDg
neighbor to old joe CraWdon, weeping over the coffin
of his third wife. Yes responded the bsreased ona,
Il have always had the dreadfu!est luck With Women
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
TIE CHICAAo CONVENTION.

NICHN0ND1 aug, 5Iss, I80l.
The New Tol. Gerald CT the 9Th, has telegram from
Chicago which states tha TIE New York delegai91 we're
received with perfect ovation from Detroi: 10 Chicago
every station EyaIy deEoorstrstion wss blazsd with
for Mcclellan. Thsyer, Of Troy several times
asked the crowd who they waited ncmnated-eeymour,
Fillmore, OF Mcclellan, and the cry enphatcally
Mcclellan. Dean Eie uoud expresses it as his positive
CONVICTION that lIcClsiland will be namnatad.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

to take place. She rgayR for sign that Enoch was
dead, and opens the Bible al the text Under palm
tree" and dreams that sheB3es him citing cn hight
under oala tree, and over him the sun, and Believes
that
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
TERMS OF ADvERT1sINa.

square. Of 10 lines less, for each and every In
aertion, So.
Special Notices will be charged per square for each
sndevery insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications charac-
ter, charged aE advertisements.
esNo advertisement refecting upon private character
can, under AMY JIRcuMsr ANoEs, be admitted.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

YfIL5w FEVER At NAssAU-Ihe yellow fever ls
raging vclerty N ssssu Large Lumoers ete dying
daiiv. among the yicIns is Mr- Diair gentleman
l<ntv, j. tie tLsatre wold as tie husband of Miss
Ella Wren.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
KEADGUARTE8s CAPE FEAR,
WILMINGTON, II, o., March 80, 1864. 4

il LAYING bssa ascertained that traitors in midst
have il the hEbis Cf communicating Information TO
the euenv through our the White Oak River and
where all crossing of these lines, except by permis
soD these Headquarters is hereby prohibited. Off.
GERS comma ndrg posts OF this command will arrest
ard seld 70 Headquarters all persons infringing this
order.
fy Command Of Maj. General WHITING
JAMES Fl. HILL,
kaj. A. a. General.
ApIi! 7sb, 1864. l8H
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
TOBiCCO AND SNUFF.

F0BiCCO And SNUFF,
400 BOXES NAVY TOBACCO,
HUI - 4avG'8 pound Jumps.
( = Fsuabje's Caroira Belle.
HeS BGN&5 SNUFF,
= Bou.EeTn Slac.
For sale by J. VANsICKLE.
20fl 203&43-tf
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

Wien you shall seq her, tell her thas died
Blessing he, praying fer her, loving her,
Save from tae bar ketws5n US, loving her,
Al whom sbe laid her head besi dc my oan.
s. Ike her raatior thai ny latest breath
VISA speat IN blessing her and praying for hsr.
And say to Philip thas beesed hnl 100
f1e never any thrg but good
But ii KY children care 10 see ME dead
Wac hardly knew mo living, les them come,
] q n their father bu che must not come,
For my dead face would vcx her after-liCe.
Aad now there ia but oLe Of all my blood,
WHO will embrace me in he woIld.to be
This hair is his; she cut it Of ard gave IL,
Az hSve borle 1t With ne al thes years,
Ba a now m nnd d'H IS cSagaa % If fo S 56. e him.
Sy bsbs 10 bliss; Whor:oro, vhoh am gene,
! |. WI moreover be token 70 heI,
That az ho.
He aics, ard there ends as simT aid touching an
L u Of Hearth was ever written,
"Aymers ei " the second story, Is deeply tragi-
cal lfea'es the Gdver'ures Of proud baror ts fair
daughter AID Leress, wlo loves LOT her parents
wah ana dles ocEen he&ctso, Lec lover perishing by
| lis ha1d
| y her 81 ems re here-nioOF onns, which have al
ready aa-red IL magaznes other periodicals, and for
| cubic Qcc SiCus Am ng tnfs - oea Dreams" the
aiad OF :" lie GralGmo,ber, n bonus. will b9
| gAuy welcomed Here too, "B0adic=U," poem
which i5 new w. ami shows iha. ancient BritOless
have has COP Gus command Of scaTrli language. And
here cuUOslty ot literature, - lie y orIh her Farm
| er. & 5tgL,' wTtl en- ia of the many odd dia-
lie s Oh 4 1gl.4d. Ii begins:
''Wheer ASA be,7 lang ggin' zero aoar1"
We take tbis,as Bean Bgummes valet said, to be
one OF Mr. IenCJ sons 0i!ures" Woe. we have quo"
led, howev5r, wal shga Lba merit OF le pew poems
We Co7d pick GaIy lcIicities Of preston VIC"
the reader will delIe 81 II
There is an occs2r Ini6.ss in these poeHs, Of out
/ osthe.vav go.0s--o. words W1icn Ordinary Te 5org
must look cot il tie dictionary, to comprehend =.
4 poets meaning.
frry, it would have bacl = easy to soy ttel@ as
go,t and groVe as hoH als E15;e is the use, were
nan twenty ,ine poo .1ugese of bis using words nc5
10 ba ouuo 10 the dictionary s1ah n iniant9 "cseasy
srm9," ald "the lyetE lte' or near 20, ehCfeh'
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08

TIE Sun OF Rlghie ousDess, aGd.t these be palms
Whereof TIE happy people stEoTing cried
"Hosanna in TIE highest ~
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
4 O'CLOCK p. Nj.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo
tations OF Government securities:
WAsHINaTON Nov % 1874
MUM

Richmond papers of the 2ith are in town,
but are mum about Sherman and his progress
in Georgia. both in the way of kilograms and
editorial. Either they are completely in the
dark themselves, or are trying 10 keep their
readers so.
1t may be that the Geographic wires are
down through the South, in consequence of
the heavy rains there; and it is known that
Sherman has cut more or less Of them. so that
il is possible that the Richmond papers are
really as ignorant as they profess. AT any
rate, we may be certain they have no good
news to offer their readers, a fact which shows
that no successful resistance has been made to
Sherman's progress, so far as known in Rich
mond up to Thursday.
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tNCENDIARY FIRES NEW yOKK.

INCENDIARY FIRES IN NEW YORK.
St. Nicholas and Lafarge Hotels dam q sed
-EXcitem ent at Barnum's Museum-No
Material Injury done-Rebel Emmissa-
ries about.
NEW YORK Nov. 25.-Fires occurred this eve
ming at the st. Nicholas Hotel, Lafarge House,
and Barnum's Museum.
Three or four rooms were damaged in the
former by fire. and considera BILE injury done by
water
The Lafarge House was not damaged, but
great excitement was occasioned in the Winter
Garden Theatre, In the same building, for q
while, though there was NO injury to life or
limb
The business of neither house will be inter-
fered with.
Barnum's Museum was evidently set on fire,
but it was also only slightly damaged
Here panic ensued. but beyond the distress
occasioned to the ladies-their dresses being
torn, etc.-no injury was done.
These fires are quite coincidence, to say
the least.
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LOCAL NEWS.

A BRUTAL RAPE UPON A CHLLD-Deah Of
the Victim.-Mr. Charles Rousseau, street
north, between Delaware avenue and north
Capitol street, complained to the Metropolitan
Police headquarters this morning that on
Thursday evening, the oath instant, some per-
son dressed in the uniform of a soldier bru-
tally violated the person Of his daughter. Oc-
tayla Rousseau, aged six years, from the effects
of which she died last evening The DISTRESSED
parent described the terrible condition of his
poor child to the police, and the narration had
The effect to sicken men who have witnessed
many disgusting scenes. 1t Is feared that the
child being dead there is no evidence to identi-
fy and convict the villain if arrested.
FURTHER PARTICULARS-THE INQUEST.
The outrage was committed sometime be-
tween shutdown and o'clock. The victim
was sweet-lOoking little girl named Octa VIA
Rousseau, aged six years, daughter OF Mr..
Charles Rousseau, stone. cutter employed on
the Capltol extension, and residing in Wurde-
mans building, at the corner of Defa ware av-
enue and b street north, Capitol Hill. 1t ap-
pears that the little child was on the street on
the evening in question, and was pers saoea ov
soldier 70 help him TO look tor some money
he pretended to have lost and : sconnurel
took her off, and, holding his hand over her
mouth, committed the outrage upon her' race
This morning Coroner W God ward SUNNI ned
the following jury Of inquest on the body:
Capt. E. III. Camp, Micn rans Dunsy, ROBERT :.
SAVE, Honck, John Morgan, Chas r Hazep,
Joshua b. CLARKE. F. Crump, George F.
Annleby and Edward Keever.
IN nroceediRg to the room the body was
fonnd laid out in a white dress, the little hands
being clasped on the breast on a bog net of beau.
tifui wi ite flowers. The face, neck and hands
were somewhat discolored by the bruises of
the monster. When the jury were standing
over the corpse there was scarcely dry eye
among them.
The father, Mr.. Charles Rosseau, was first
sworn, and testified that he as not at home
On Thursday night until nearly 10 O'Clock,
and fuund his child there, and his wife In :.
formed him Of the occurrence. In reply to his
questions all she would answer was 'ssoldIers
took me along"
The mother, Elisabeth 'Rosseau, testified that
Octavia lett home about S O'Clock. From what
she had heard. q man took the child at the
gate, and stated that he had lost $500, and
wonld give her quarter IL she helped him to
find 1t. The deceased said the soldier held her
mouth and eaid he would kill her If she made
any noise, and took her into an alley in the
dirt, " ber he hurt her.
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NAVAL CAPTURES.

Admiral Stribling, writing to the Navy De-
partment, from Key West, Fla, under date OF
November IL, reports the capture OF the fol-
lowing vessels:
On the 18th ultimo, the schooner Lucy, un-
der English colors, by the schooner Sea Bird
tender to the u. S steamer Hendrick Hudson;
and schooner (no name) without flag or
papers. on the 9th ultimo, by the U S. steamer
Mia. Both vessels had assorted cargoes and
blockade.
Also, on the 9Th instant, the schooner Badger,
NJ der rebel tolors, from st. Marks, by tn ,
AdeIa, loaded with cotton. The vessel was
run ashore be fore she was captured.
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FROM CITY POINT

The hospital steamer Connecticut arrived
here this morning at o'clock, having left City
Point at 10 O'Clock q. m. yesterday.
She reports all quiet at the front, with but
little firing between the pickets. Everybody
is anxious to hear from Sherman, and every
desertsr that comes INTO our lines is instantly
surrounded by newspaper correspondents and
others who are eager to see If he has late
Southern paper in his possession.
The reported completion Of the Dutch Gap
canal is incorrect, but there is no doubt it will
be finished shortly
The Connecticut brought up from the hos
pital at City Point 1903 disabled men, the ma
jority of whom are sick with fevers
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FROM THE FRONT.

DemoraIIZnIOn OF the Rebel Army.
Information from the Army of the Potomac
is 10 the effect that Thanksgiving Day was truly
a festive occasion among the soldiers
Since the news of President Lincoln's re-.
election has been circulated in the rebel army,
assertions to our lines have increased largely
1t is said by deserters that the number of SOL
diers known to be watching for favorable op-
portunities to escape TO orr lines is astonsh-
ing. and the decentralization is SO general that
the officers fear to trust any Of their troops on
picket. They have lost confidence, il Ia stated,
even in South Carolina and Virginia troops.
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EOR Tt = HOLIDAYS.
COLUMBIA MARKET,
Corner ssachusetts avenue and street

The undersigned bees leave to inform the public
that Re mas sTays on hand we'll selected stoak of
Beef, Beef Tongues Breakfast Middlines. Poultry.
Cams e;.S &c, Butter. EGGS and Cheese, Fresh and
Can Fruits, of all nds. pples and Potatoes, By
the bbl., H4miny. BEANS, &c, &c.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
see for themselves
Two per cert. cheaper than market prices
Business hours from . 4. until 8 o. m,
nov r. ST. GEO. KILLEN. Proprietor