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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15
FKOa TIE GEORGIA FRONT.

LeC0n, pit. l2th.-SheIman has refused to exchange
r1aoEors Of for whose term of service has expr
cd The Jrleapc Gdoaco upon this subject will shortly
sPpeaE.
TIaiDs gene forward fey the purpose If bringing
cXI.es from Atlanta.
Tha ten days nEmstce commenced this morning, both
sides IL tbs meantime will make vigorous preparations for
e renewal CT var.
TIE Georgia militia have been furloughsd fer 80 days
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- For the Journal.
HInrTRp,Nr T.kEu
EEsSRS. EDITHRs :.

GEssRs FDIT7Ks ALLOW me a. ace in your columns to
tender our haik to the ladies of Wolf Pitt Swansboro
districts for nation % three hundred and sixty dollars
fol- thu benefit Of the SICK wounded soldiers of OEsiow
County.
We Garnet too highly anpreci'e ths last donation,
hoEe !acles have ccOhut largely for aid and bene
II OF he 90 d!ers snce The commencement of this
HaE :tey i've to TedZa protection, the benefit
OF their bounti'uI Eand4.
W TNDEO SOLDIER
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FROH TIE WEST.

LftBILs, Eeyt. 10, 1854.
special dpatca The Register, dated senatobia eept
9h saya the Men, his Evening Baetn Of the 7h contains
reports thai Shelby with thousand men was threaten ng
Charleston and Cape GiradeGu, Missouri large num-
bcr Of Prices in Southern Missouri and are arpa-
reney waiting the arrival OF then General.
Eemphts filed with L, kargas rurrcTs, iut rorc CT
JtLGhle,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15

long Chew & Co., found the petrifed beehive IS feet
beneath the surface while piping their claims The
beehive is matter of fancy, but of pure demonstra
ton. Before is sample of the comb full OF honey
petrfed. The normal thickness of the comb, the du
pcae of lis with their nvariabe hexagonal shape are
all before distinctly if fresh piece of honey
CONT, all dripping and just cut from the box had been
brought and placed before our eyes sheet OF pa
nar
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15
ADmgNIsTRATOls,s N gICE.

ADMINISTRATORS = N IALbs.
TINE UNDERSIGNED having duty qualified at Septem-
Der Term A. D., 1864 OF tne CJui II Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions New Hanover Cruuy, Administrator Of
the estate Richard J. Player DECEASED, notifies all
having claims ainst the same " present Them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed by Law, otherwise
this notice will DO pleaded il bar OF their recovery.
SAN'L PLAYER, Admir-.
Sept 10th. 6l'4t
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LATEST From TIE UNITED STATES.

Richmond, Sept. Il, 1854
he York Eeyal3 OF tho 9:h inst says that Gssat
.'er 20 Washington says, nothing is wanting to crush
Va 5saeiiigu bat determined uDanimy sentiment
North Tho military resources of the South are exhausted
JL- a-saiDor FFsGconia from Boston for Halifax vas
oa2sG lie eighth bg Supposed priVateoF eff Shell
5vLcue.
AUo:hor Mcclellan mass meeting held II New York
= TbGtsdoy night. There was great eathuga;sal.
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TTIHE FOLLOWING is published FOX the information OF
l. all concerned:
The Wilmington Pilots are enrolled, ard arc ia tho Mill
service of the GOntederacY. Fuea required
vice On any vessel they Teguify ced, AMI ordered
to report to their ships. IL is optional with
leave the post to which they have been assigned
change from vessel toaaotor without pelnzlo1j nor
they perrGi3ted TO demand any payment exc, &C.
cor3lng 10 rates prescribed D. tbs r1F5.ansIs
Agents running the yE.82 T5q45ss
ed report any Of duty the arc Ph5.l IN
the matters above st3e1
Leaving q ship without pcT1lsgiUn viii treated DO
seton nbsepce wihCat ieaYg, according II n.ure
Of tie offence.
By command Ut
Mai Gen. WHITING.
JAMES Z. HILL,
Maj. Il a, a. GenT.
Aug. l. 279.lm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15

GETTING Up A STATUE CT STONEWaLL JACKSON II
ENGLAND "A number OF distinguished gyptitnen IN
England have undertaken 10 have executed marble
statue of General 5 oucwail Jackson We i0d in i
late LoLd)n paper the following addressed b. Governor
Smith TO th3 Hon. Mr. Iason, II London, il cciao1
to tbs matter
STATE CT VIRGINIA, EXECUTIVE Department, !
Richmond, hprl! 70.
TO the Hon. James Ii. Mason:
l most agreeabi9 surprised few daga 20 By
the receipt OF yours OF the 18th ultiuo, informing
that a nQmoer OF distinguished gentlemen d England
had undertaken to have executed marble statue ii
General Thomas j. lStonewaD Jackson anl request
ing that you may be authorized say that, 80
it may rest wih-VTgnia, the statue should occupy
position worthy OF 1t ana tbs occasion" In reply il
gives pleasure 10 you that the most uppt0pi
spot il beautiful grounds shall DC s5eced Tor
the purpose OF the proposed token OF Il Nations ap9rc
citation Of cur ilIust:ious son
This expression Of SYM by, while we yet NOUN
over our great loss, teaches he deeply, and WILL
know reach the heart of every true Firgiulan aud,
speaking for her and 10 her name as you tender
sincere Acknowledgements 10 the di3n2 gentlemen
who have kindly and happily conceived tits HANDSOME
and grateful tribute to the memory OF one Ct our
best and bravest, and at the tiHlCo of the
truest ind greateGt of hia race. Noble must have
been the man who could have 80 suddenly impressed
himself upon the sentiments of mankind And go,
riou8 the people whose sensiDies prompted tnam 70
commemorate bis name.
an, sir, yours, sc,
WILLIAM SMITH
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EUILGG'6 EEELI&S TO JUDGE GUILD RELATIVE
10 FE@EANiE or Prisoners, &c, &c.
R.CHM IND sept 1ith, 1854.
const u.joa ioI Mary!2Ed ado ted by the
CONVENTION tie Oh ias, yeas g. lays Is. Dent Who
voted IL he negative, said tue constitution Is Gstgu
OF wrong AID oppression unparalleled in tie history
he Amer constitution. The conven ton has ad-
i.u.ned, euhj .cj 20 the call Ct he Pre5Id 2nc.
Bcas: B1isr his written leTgbg letter IN rel ~ to
J2dg2 Guilds recent proposal fer the exchange OF prsn
Ee says that If the Confederate authorizes will
D3 exchange cOored soldiers heretofore cIaR1ed
eavss il the CofedcTlte States, The principal difficulty
a-G -.ecvs of exchanges Hi be removed.
Tie Sew York Mercury asseIta thai The Chicago Cen
ycatfO haa scty agreed upon plan ter Reconstruction
,a UaOD which conteplates tie Organization of five
rya.ae dsecis each :hdependeut of the others III
aeoa Of its local affairs, and beuad 10 ca, "a 9TH
r. ~ alliances chersiyo and defensive. These COME
ccs Of the Cotton, South Atlantic TEaus
issssppi taCs; the States CT rh8 Notthwes the Rid
die 5,atgs; AID the New England States similar plan
as by AiF V2lanighan to Congress in Eebsu-
go, ISL
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FROM aiOBILE.

EGBILE, Sept. 0. 1854.
eu. Taylor is here and HIS assumed command OF this
experiment. Gov watts is also here -Four bIockaders
ale i'll sight Al q7ie:.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15
VARIETY STORE BULLETIN.

DUPoNr's RIFLE POWDER, bags Shot: No. B, l, 2, 8
~ and Gun Caps, whitmore Cotton Cards No. and 10,
Wool Cards Cotton Yarns. al numbers, Rope, English
Lheory Matches Rszors soda, Coppsras Tobacco Kegs
White Lead Linseed OIL Tacks Leaf Cards, AspIce, eQ
gar Fesa sizes, Pins Shot Bags Spurs, Shoe Thread
Bits, Silk eashes, Window Shades, Salt River Whiskey
fine Brandies, &C., &C., at WILSON'S
Sent. l4-6-3t-5l-lt Variety Store.
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DEE.

Near Wilmington N. O., on the evening of the sth of
epteulber 1864 in the 24h year of her age Mrs. D.
Do AR Jr wife of Dr. s. D. DOaF, Of tJames, Santee,
8. G.
In this county ON the 18th inst. RICEARD B., infant
of w. Z. and Susan T. RobzFch, aged months and
% DAYS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15
FIRE IN RICHMOND.

hiCHMoNDI sept tV.u1 12I4'
very doSrrctise fire occurred at Manchester last night
originating The CT morrs tobacco factory which with
Hs cont D embracing large stock of tcb.cco
tire consumed Gary factory and several dwellings
also derroy1 The :e supposed to be the work of
iDcepdiay. The lOss will exceed million and half of
j,ls
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15
wlLMINGToa MARKET. Sept. "A, 1864.

BEEF CATTLEAre brought il sparingy, and ere in fsr
demand butchering We the hoof ST
50 so per ID. for grass fatted as il qpalty,
BACoN-Is 10 demand and market almost bare. We quote
at S. 80 to Sc per 10.
BEEswix- So to So so per lib.
BUTTER-s7 to So per 10.
have taken place We quote 81 40 to 81 90 for uncom
pressed, and 81 65 TO 81 rs per Id. tor compressed.
CoBH-SeJ at $50 per ousheL
Corn @EAL-Sels in the small way from the granarie9
at SIS per bushe
CoPPxRAs-Retais at 81 TO 81 50 per N.
EGGs-From carts, 81 SO TO s. per dozen.
We quote from first hands 81 $225 per Dbl for snperne
FoRAaB-Fcdder SIG to SIS; ard sbuoks Sl2 10 S4 per
100 lbs.
E1DEs-Green 81. and dry a so to S. per To-
LEATHER-So!e $23. and upper s23 per 10,
LARD-By the bbi. s. Sc per ID.
NAILs-By the keg, s. 80 to 50 ger ID.
PEA NUTS $40 per bushel. .
PEAs-CoW sell from store at SIT FER hushel.
PoTAToEs-hish $40 TO $46; 4ad sweet $50 to S40per
bushe. a
PoULrhyChickens Is to ST. and grown fowls s. 10 SO
each.
RIcE-Clean 60 cents per Ii. By the cask.
SALT-Sound made sells from eCore at $50 10 $35 per
bushel
sUaARBrown sells by the barrel at 81 So per h. ss
in quality,
sYRUr-By the barrel, SIS to $40 per gallon.
factory sells by the bale at 50 %
to 50 so per yard.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE- S. to Sc ger gallon.
TALLow-$3 to So 80 per ID.
YARE-By the bale S35 per bunch.
WooD-Sels by the boat load $40 to $5 Tor pine and
ash, and $50 to $40 per cord tor oak.
MONEY MARKET.
The following the quotations 70. bonds, specie, &C.,
Confederate Bonds, 500 to $780, according to date.
Four per cent. Certificates, So
7.30 Totes SOS.
Cod $50 SILVER $50; Exchange so Tor che
BANK NoTES-NOrth Carolina So to So GO Georgia 81 90,
Virginia aad South Carolina 81 90 70 s. for one.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15
NOTICE.

EOEECG
FT1aE subscriber having qualified at September Term,
1854, of the OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions OF
New Hanover county Executor OF Catherine A5ury de-
ceased gives notice indebted to the estae OF
said deceased make payment and to those having claims
against the chem duly authenticated with
prescribed by aw this notice will DC plead
ed in bar of their recovery.
CHARLES ", MURPHY, Ex'r.
Sept. 10Th hl3F
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15

TAKEn UP ARD COGEzg GetD
60 TO THE JAIL o. New hanover county, An negro
A man who Says that t f.e9, and gives bis
~ Rufus AHIl6, ana thai lie Is nom Wayne county.
protector o. EaiJ Negro IS hereby LQluod 10
come forward prove property pay charges Jako him
away, otherwise he viii b. dealt With the aT DIRECTS.
u, y, HALL, bICIIH.
Sent. To- 4-6.--bllt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15

NOTICE.
fNiE SUBSCRIBER having qualified ut September Term,
1894, OF the Court of Pleas ana arter Sessions OF
New Hanover County Administrator Of Robert d. Tate,
deceased gives notice persons indebted 10 the estate of
said deceased to make payment, and 10 those having
claims against the present them duly aathenica
ted within the time prescribed Law, this notice will
be pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
u. +. IJAPHY, Adl-ini,hator.
Seps. 18th, 1864.
FURTE8EIEE NCIEGE',
SETiLL BE SOLD, ThaTsday, the r. n If October
w next. st the late rR5ldlCa o. d. u lhGrt II. Tle,
upon six m0nths credit ll1 poritlbie property 0 Tho
said estate consisting OF 10 IS aad oucr ST tx uygi0s
Furniture, Medicines, SIC tic Book ltirai IGs dnens,
and OTHER articles too tedious %
Bends and approved auIe lies required
AT the time and pace tue Negroes Of the estate
will be hired out Tor II mon h apOg j4e usual 'eTms
+. "a URPHY. Admir-,
Sept IA. 7l--4l2.'
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slobe, p. I2.--ThaTe i've Banboa.s TAD barge
Il the ohsisuctioDs this evening.
Scouts &c present Il raid UP Fish River.
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EUTEGE

THE subscriber having qualified ct scptonber Term,
1864 OF the Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions
New Hanover county, Administrator ot 8argaret &ur-
ply deceased gives 10 peauus l4d5bted 90 the
tale of said deceased to make payment and
ing cla 10 against 70 present them duly
Gated within the time prescribed by law this notice
will be pleaded ia bar OF their recovery.
CHARLES w. MURPHY Admir-.
Sept, 18th 6l3.'
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catered according to the Act of Congress- IN the year
Iee3 hy } : IHRAsHER, in the Clerks Office of the
nrof Court Ct the States for the Northern
Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-15

A PkrR1F1ED BEE IREE-The Grass Valley Ma
tional of California says:
There was found few days since in the diggings OF
John Chew & Co., on Buckeye Hill, in this country,
between Greepborn creek and Chalk Bluff Mountain,
bee tree and large beehive honey and bees all Pc
tried The remaining portion of the tree in which the
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TIrEIG PEANUEs

OFFICE CuIsF QUARTERMAsTRR,
Raleigh, 9-h Sent, 1864. I
DOSTQ UARTERMASTERS througho the State are re.
quegted instruct thsr several County Agent col
lect all the
1.-THE PEANUTS.
at convenient depot the line of the nearest rail
road early possible and send Information this Of
fee, 60 that an Agent may be sent to receive them.
w. W. PIERCE,
Maj. Chief Q. IL. Dist NJ G.
Sept. 18th. 6.Gt-5L2t
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Z PORT OF GEN. WHEELER.

IFISHHUFU' btFt IIIL 1OC4
IN oicai Dispatch frcE Gen Hood, that Wheel
cr reports oIIows We destroyed tho Fail Road aUd
bi5Ets TIE NASHVILLE Rail ,ad then worked down on
the Alabama 0Ed Telnosste Kali We destroyed fly
raB f rs Tennessee Ial Road several trains ard
l. property IL every Gght thus f-r with the eaeG1y,
have be-. sicoesriL cap uE2g ecd damaging large
uau.bor II !C-s e5c nuuIsud killed END
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TAKEN UP mn COm nItTPkp

% TO THE JAIL OF New Haaoyor county, negro
~ who says that he Tree, gives his o
III. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, aud that b. il from John
county. The protector Of SAID negro Ii
hereby notified forward property pay char
ges and him away, ohe he VIII be dealt xiIh
the law Directs
Z. D. HALL, Sheriff
Sent. TO- 46t-5i-lt
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OFFICE CniEE S.NaivsHn1

DEPT. CAPE FEAR,
Wilmington, X. q. April 2}I, 1854.
THIS ATTENTION OF parties haYinG claims this De.
paCtroent for value Of slaves dying Government
ployInent is Invited to tae following notice.
" Il. JAMES.
Capt. u Chiel Epy.
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TAKEN UP AAi, mIITfaD


"a To the jail Of Eeg Hanover cVultl, Il uogrO man
"a who that lie is tree anC gives his HIN
~ TON B5 ,apd that he IS from Granville Juuty. The
protector negro erGby nQTIh
ward prove property pay charger and him away,
other0 lie he will be deaS VITA tue iaW directs.
Z. d HALL. Sheriff.
Eeot A6t-5I.lt
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Mas. laura ROVHWF.LE


WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL FOB YOUNG La
w DIES, in this place, on the first doniaJ Ia October.
Small boys received in the Primary Department.
scot. 10. 4-3g-6I.lt"
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HEADQUARTERS Sd Military DISTRICT,
Department Of N. y. and 80. Va,
Wilmington, n. O., Aug. 2, 1854.
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Il prisoners Captured il action from Us.

EE}y CONSTITUTION FOR MAEYL6ED-BEAST
EUCL3E6 EEEIIES TO JUDGE GUILD RELATIVE
10 TEGE2NfE OF PRISONERS, &c, &c.
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4. Il. JOHNSON,
Commanding Confederate Forces
L. Snn,harn Kentucky.

Recruits poured in from all quarters CT the Stale
1t Will lie seen, from the eupjoinaa order, thot ws
d. rot inteGd 10 tolerate Leu -ajiy il the de-
partnant
uEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT Or SOUTHERN KY,
Aug. 8th, 1864.
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II 1zGID,

Nassau, aug 3Oh, 1854
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The Reason why
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Becanse they sell so very cheap-for Cash
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1894

1864 1854,
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
TFNllts great line trdverses the Northern and
i Northwestern counties Of Pennsylvania to
the city Of Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, and under their auspices is be-
ing rapidly opened throughout its entire length.
1t is now in use for Passenger and Freight bu-
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2ll miles) on the Eastern Division, and from
Sheffield to Erie, (7S miles or the Western
Division.
Time Of Passenger Trains at Emporium.
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For information respecting Passenger business
apply at the 5. K. Cor llth and Market SITS.
And for Freight business of the Company's
Agents, S. B. Kingston, jr., Cor. 18th and Market
SITS, Philadelphia
J. w. Reynolds Eric
j. NJ, Drill, Agent N. C. r. r. Baltimore
II. II. uoUsToS, Gen'l Freight Ag't, Phila.;
LEWIS l.. HoUrT, Genl Ticket Ag't, phila;
Jos. D. porTs, Genl Manager, Wiliamsport.
may 2j, 1864.