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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02
BEArQ'Rs IsT n. G. TIL
Near Epot.sylvania Court House,
Nav &c. b. 1854
Messrs. Fulton & Price =

may GUA, 1904
AeSsrs- Fulton Price
you will find list Of she Casualties Ist n.
c. troops from the 10th May. It be
there Companies without officers or
Fled and staff -Wounded-Col q Brown, Msjor I C
Latham.
Pris0ners-Lieut Col N Farrell, sergt Major VIM D
Allen.
Co. A-wounded-Lieut Jno Morgan, sergt sprul,
Private Miles.
Prisoners Cap Johnson, Bersts Harry, Hedrck Corpls
"ocdard, Jones, HntoI PEivates Bogus. Bunch Cum.
Over' eklnner, Smith, smith Todd, Thomas. Tfot
Ihollas, awayme, White, Hoskns, Lane Nixon, Miller,
Jessup, ChamOiis.
Co B-Kled-Lieut I, ] Custis Eerct Car1ton Private
Remphill.
Wounded-sergt Faw, Privates stoekard Shores Gin.
Mugs, WiherspOOe. McLane Jones'
Prisoners-Corpls Bsy lock, Spicer S.rots Woodrow,
Alexander; Privates Laws Pckard W Thomps,n Thomn.
son, Thompson Adkins Mickle, Paris Wkersou Bach
eor, shep pard Eer, Alexander, Cheek thgek Win.
erspoon, Wtherspoon, Laxtor Shaw, shaw N core
Perkins.
Co. C-KiIied-Wm Groom, Hinnant.
WOunded-LsPt Thomson, Lieut. Charles, Sergt Kaitl
PrVates Joseph Moore, Louis Moore, Reeves Bass
b BrIos9n, Marble, Peden Baker, Gay, Garner,
Wall, Whitley.
Prisoners-Lieut aGcNiIan se1gt Frank McIntire
Corps Boz deaux Eva L. Robinson, Battep PriYaes
Br ant, Bryant, Bass, Brown, Cone Nj Debon, Gay
harper, JOINER, heIy, ID J Moore, ReaVes James
Powell, john Smith, lessee Sucky, Norris Barnes
Co. D-kiled-Lieut Howard.
Wounded-Caot Williamson, Sergt Calhoun. Privatas
Hull, Hancock, Kempe, Brown.
Prlso1eIs-Llent honew, sergt House, Corps Williams
Baker; PIivates BIowU, Anthony, Thomas Gates shte
Wood Wise, Anthony, Crabrree, T Crabt ee Crabtree
Wood, Stancey sedtord Evans, Jones' Mann UnderwooS
Joiner. Davis, Hines, Holmes. "0'O'
Co. E-Kined-PriTates Atkins on, Pavne
Wounded-sergts Williams, Pedigrew, Terry.
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DIED.

In Petersburg, May 76th, from wound received May
9Th General Less Army Sergeant Major c. T. WRIGHT,
Thomas 4. Wright, q wilmington, n; ..
Again has the silver cord boon loosed and the golden
bow broken, and and noble spirit returned
God who gave it. Again have the ses OF
plunged family distress t which but short time since
When the worn and aged pigrm grey with the ro,s Of
grave dies it but the Dehests Of
and that he is but paying the last sad tribute TO the
Chancey on High but when youth fresh, buoyant noble
and generous is cut down in very frution
but veil eyes before the awful mystery and
ChsTles Thomas Wright with patriotic fervor and
DESTROYS of serving his country ths her mortal struggle,
some months left the Virginia Alnary Institute,
where he a Cadet, and received The appointment OF
Sergeant sor the s7h N. q. Troops. the capacity
oha1gg us duty the ,hokest Of tue asht' when l. re-
Oh when will the ms ate spirit OF War, desoation and
be satisfied? will not the blood OF the generous
noble youth of land already she'd sppeasa it's wrath
and ssate its thirst? The wall of the dlsconsoae the
cry Of the broken hearted up from every OF
anguish and desolation is borne every breeze. How
ol g, oh God how long shall the wicked triumph sad
his death, as glorious was his triumph Impressed
with the conviction Of fatal terminate hs he
threw himself into 'he arms OF ha kedsemer hum
ling that the Great Physician would tendery adj
minister to his wants.
of its terror and could but peer beyond the
Veil of Eternity would doubtless his brave pure,
warrior brother and ssnted father joining their voices
with the MilsreIsy Of Heaven.
loved one is a. rest Young MaIdens bring flowers,
pale flowers Tor the young parrots grave Young men
emulate bis example; necessary, peur out as heey ~
he your lie blood ID defence Of our cause.
For oh if there earthly sphere
A hooa, CtforiDg Heaven holds dear,
'1i3 the last lDation that Liberty claws
For the heat that breeds AID b eaks Ia her
H***k
At camp nsar Gordcnsvie, Va, the 9th of May, of
Wounds received in battie, SeIg5. WILL. AM THOMAS
IURNEY, "a NAIVE Winning ton, N. O. member VI Co.
g. End Regiment Florida Volunteers, aged 40 years,
mouths and "a days.
Florida papers please copy.
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TheatFe.-Mfss Ida Vernon.

Tonight this charming young makes her sp
in Wilmington in Fer unequsled representation
of Juliet, supported by Mr.. THO HAMILTON as Romeo
thus presenting uneq1sled galaxy attraction Thi
beautiful and graceful actress having on
turday morning from Bermuda having 1t last
safely running blockade after having been three
seversl occasions pued by the blockadlnS squadron
was immediately aged by the enserpraiug Manager
ar. q. Nj. jenkins, appear in conjunction with Mr.
HAMILTON in of their most cee brsted roles Miss
sion in the South Her Ieke and natural acting, her
pleasing fgure with her and truthful reading ard
her In costumes advantages possessed her
other Southern No doubt as in other cies
tewrsmen will be charmed and delighted with her i'm
presentations of the various characters in which she
appear before them.
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REHABILITATION.
The DsfeRt OF 81 gel.

Tie Stanton Spectator has the following additional
particulars about the defeat Of Segel:
Ga Friday evening lasi the forces under command OF
Gen ImboGen had skrmish with the advance guard
OF Segels forces at New Market, in Shenandoah
~ in which the enemy were driven back and part
them captured, together with q number of horses.-
Ninety five Yankees and two negroes prisonere) ar
rived here yesterday evening. At that time Gen
Br, cknrdge the march from this place. On his
way 10 reinforce Gen. 1mbOden. He arrived 10 time
on Saturday TO form bis line of battle about mile
south Of New Market, and the bounc airy line be-
tween the countits of Rockingham and Shenandoah
the position taken being n the county OF Shenandoah
The euemy fell OK and the battle Was fought the
North side oil New Market.
Ga Sunday the Dutch General unit oil dat flies mat
Sigel" offered battle and after severe eng cement
WIS d,fsatea, with the loss OF a good many killed
wounded aud prisoners, and five pieces of artillery
They purs ued tar the bridge the North
Shenandoah, near Mt jackson, which the enemy par
TALLY destroyed and thus stopped for the time the pur
suit as tine too full to ford, The force OF tht
enemy consisted of 5000 infantry, 1000 cavalry, ano
four batteries of artillery. The strength of force
NAV not be prudent TO state at this tme but it
ficient to defeat and rout Sige and all "dut flies
nina
Our loss was considerable, though up to this timt
Monday evening" we nave been unable to learn the
extent of it, We have beard that the 63d regiment o
Imboden's command, lost seven captains killed ane
wounded. We have learned the names of none o
these captains except that OF Capt Currence, who wa
killed.
The Cadets of the Virginia MILITARY Institute par
.icipated gaantly and efficiently in this battle. The
loss is reported killed and 80 wounded We have re
ceived the uames only of the following
Killed: H Cabeli, - Jones, Charles Crockett. Nc
Doveu, etsna1d, Randolph. Badly Wounded Garrett
Wilson Stuart, sbriver and Capt Hill. Slight,
wounded Chss Turner, Wise, Johnston, Dilard
ReTkeiey Triplett, Marshall, Watson, and Reed.
We Captured one hundred prisoners exclusive of tn
wounded and the enemy left l36 of their dead ht
field, which would indicate loss of lot less than COZ
or 700.
The casualties in the Captains OF the SD regiment al
Iuded to above are as follows Killed Capt Currence
Wounded Capts Ubipey Bastabe, Hill Holt, Smith
and Woodson.
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FROM TEXAS.
HOUSTON, Texas, April 30th, 1864.


Via s0hhIT, hIss May 28th.
SINCE April 9Th We have whipped two Yankee armies,
one Ii Louisiana and the other Arkansas driving the lat
tef TO Little hock, and surrounding the former In Alexan
da, Capturing III all hny oGI pieces artillery eight
stand OF small arJs thousand
A0Lotd wagons, gunboats and trans ports and
a!hA Tour gunbUas end five Transports ard kilng
a4o @tulGng eight thousand Yankees Our total loss 6
kI,eo, wounded and missing, is about four thousand
present steele is at Little hock, with the wreck OF
nteeh 1housa Id troops, threatened by Price.
Inc aGkee General Ihayer is killed.
ban1s any Is twenty thousand slrong in Alexandria,
fVftof daetlk detained above Dy low water.
, we nave Possession ned above and bolov and
heavy iuCces On eacl side. "' ~
Soi Htlha, with force Of two hundred sharpsbootsrs
az D~'tefy OF sfslieFy surprised two gurbos;s-the
20 age City 1bd maPe-aud Captured bolh. The Yam.
nao 10 send lnslf boats ashore surrender There
as one AdAured and sixty prisoners Captured sixteen ne
Cannon, ana o HtoIcs. ~
O1 me 9tA Yankee mail boat Captured at C.Ieusa
oy aaJor Mchet Lolas.
Affairs in Northern Mexico all quiet
on Tie Zzu Ut pr the Yankees Landed forca of thrae
nuauiSo aG LaSaccs, and hr TO the town several
oiocAs were CONSUMED.
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FROM JoHNsTON's ARMY.

NEW HOPE, Ga, May 29th, 1864.
While Jackson's dsmounted cavalry engaged the enemy
last evening le Gen. Bates ordered to feel
their position He deployed his command as skirmishers
which were driven and those Of the enemy took pose
sim of the breastWork. He then ordered CHARGE but
ascertainpg the enemy in o force, counterman
ded it, The order did not reach Lewis Brigade, whose
gallant 3D. 9Th Kentucky regiments rushed forward
with great mpetuosty and eaped the breastworks when
hay found themselves confronted by Logans 18th army
corps One hundred and thirty of the regiment were killed
wounded and missing. Kied-a jor Miller, Alb KY, and
Capt. Mitchell 9th Ky Wounded-Capt Deshea, 5h KY.
and Capt Henry Lieut.. Cea veand 1t Forshaback and
d dit. Moss Of ID Kentucky.
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FROM PIHEnEn

RICHMOND, Va, May 29h.-The enemy Crossed the po
munkey river yesterday at Han1yerton and Old Cbo,cb
Hancock with Burns forces have also certaolv
ed. Warrens DIVISION is not accounted tor 0o
Cur army, up This morning. had formed no lire of
battle but were awaiting the eneny's movements and
disposition.
There was considerable cavalry fight at Halls shon
yesterday between FHZ Lee and HampIons cavalry and
YANKEE caYa5 Our cavalry at first forced
the enemy back, bat supposed he enemv cave
order 10 in. Late the evening onr
u out it is 50 killed and * To I'M
wounded some OF them fell into the enemys hands
There engagement to- day. and IL In
the enemy do intend immediate attack but viii re
~ upon eltsenchiDg himself.
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From GRE UNITED eTATks End EUROPE.

h1CHAJkD, Aay q b, 1854
The New York World aLd Journal CT Ccmmarce were
eufp.ess for publishing bogus proclamation from Lin
con calling hundred tLousar neu and appointing
y Ct iaaiirg AID pager. The editors large re-
wards for the perpetrators of the hoax.
he LuL Col, erpordent Of the NV York News saws
lha. Aersey ond be sold 10 Eaxnian who Is
collecting Il powerful fleet
la the Hcuss ct / nmons, On he End Of May dir Lev
Eat Ggen! lad been sent If m Havana to-
deraie ctates csumuuic te with hot
Governmen AID lie was Lot allowed pass through the
bockade.
j.. E'phils;ore asked whether the eendiny of an
agent dd hot aI cunt II the Acknowledgement m the
Executive power The Coue etates No renv
the Elnislerlal bench. f'' ~
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C0<rRRnOnd%nen


Between Gov. 2. B. VANCE, of North Carolina and
President DAVIS, the subject of Negotiations for
Peace
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, Dec. Sob, 1863. {
HIS Eresleney.
president DAVIS:
My Dear Sir: After careful consideration Of all
the sources of discomfort in North Carolina bav
concluded that it will be impossible to remove it.
cept by making some effort at negotiation with the
enemy. The recent action of the Federal House of
Representatives, though meaning very little has greatly
excited tie public hope that the northern mind is look
ing towards peace. ] am promised by all men who
advocate this course, that If fair terms are rejected
will tend greatly. to strengthen and intensity the
feeiug and will rally all classes to more cordial sup
port OF the GovernmSn Mt. And although our posi- loD
IS well Known dzmandi0g only to be let alone YET
IL seems 10 me that Tor the sake of humanity without
haVlrg any weak or improper motives attributed to
we might, with pFoprety, constantly tender Iego!ia
tons. In doing 60 we would keep conspicuous be-
fore the world disclaimer Of responsibility for the
great slaughter OF our race and convince the humbs
OF our ciz ns-who sometimes forget the actual situa
tion-that the Government is tender OF their lives
apd happiness, and would not prolong their suf rings
unnecessarily one moment. Though statesmen might
regard this as useless, the people will not ard think
cause will be strengthened thereby l have not
suggested the method of these negot atoms or thei
terms. The effort to obtain peace is the principal
matter.
Allow ne to beg your carrest Consideration of this
suggestion.
Very respectfully yours,
z 3. VANCE.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS

RICHMOND, May 30th, 1864.
The Senate passed BILL after debate allowing the Corn
missoners under the act suspendng the habeas
two hundred and fifty dollars per month"; then resolved
into secret session.
Ia the House the resolution relative to Mr.. keminger
referred the Committee the judiciary, after the
withdrawal of the preamble bill increasing the pay of
members of Congress referred to the Committee OF
one from each State resolution adopted extending
the session until the 9Th The President has vetoed the
bill establishing General Staff.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02

FROM EUROPE-CONFEDERATE BONDS ADVANCED
EUROPEAN WAR APPRE HENDED.
RICHMOND Mey 30th, 1864.
The London Times Of the 4h says that the officers of
Georgia. lying in the Mersey for the purpose of
being Sold were entertained dinner by the Liverpool
Southern club. An effort win be made to retain her
to man the Alexandra.
American stocks depressed in the London market,
except Confederate Bonds, which advanced four and
half per cent the Sd of May closing at ten to twelve
cee above the quotation of United States Vetwentes.
NO result had been arrived by the London Conereace
and general in Europe is apprehendsd.
The Spanish Admiral has seized the Chncha Islands, the
property q Peru.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02

KNAPsAcKs D1scARDED.-Knapsacksh have fallen in
TO general disuse aud dscredit in the Cor ederate
armies and in derision OF tn the soldiers call them
"hatd organs" Whenever company or regiment is
seen marching with knapsacks sung, the taunt is sure
to oioW :" say, you've got your organs, where's
your monkeysT You left them behipd, expecting TO
find bigger and better monkeys down here" etc.
blanket snd OIL cloth twisted into the sha ne of
boa CONSTRUCTOR and sung about the shoulders of the
soldier TIE light equipment for heavy rapid march
Wing.
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FROM RICHMOND.

Rich oND, May 3let, 1864.
No official has been received at the War De-
partment of the evacuation hesserfel county by bu
but there is no If The fact that portion of bis
orcs has been sent under Smith, to reinforce Grant
sharp cannonading heard this morning in the direc
ton Of secbanicsvie.
The weather ia clear and very warm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02
March End, 1864.
ECONOMY Is WEiLTH.

TINE PRESENT high prices Of the neoessariTs OF life
l. demand the most rig economy Retrenchneat OF
expenses is the order day. and one VINO sFou5
Iy coDsults hi; interests will omit using
GENUINE ENGLISH CHICORY,
that most de ighul substitute for Java Coffee and i've
times cheaper. II is extensively ubed oy all CLASSES
tbrouph0u. Europe from the upper ten TO the lower
twenty. Found at mlh5oN . VARIETY Ssp,e.
Man a. 22l2t-36 L.,
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For the Journal.
HEADQUARTERS 5lst RFG'T N. G. TRooPs,l
in the field near Petersburg, Va, !


the field near Petersburg. Va, !
May 27th 1864.
MEssRs. EDITORS Il send you st of casualties 10 this
regiment from the 10th the 25th iDs which you will
peae publish for the information of their friends home:
Go. A-Ki:ed-If Lewis.
Co. B-wounded-U Il Strickland, seriously.
Co. C-Nore.
Co. D-Kied-Prvate r Cameron. Wcunded-Pr.
Yates Davis, 5 McMsDn, Geo Graham, Harding,
slight u Council, II Green. F Little, seriously.
Co. Observation-Disclosures Bullock, Lain, nc
Commck, slightly.
Co F-Wounded-G Woodward, sghtls; Private J
u:sleW bite; SergtJ Faux, second time seriously
Co. G-WOur ded-PriVate Woodward. in neck; W
JehniEan, g W Cartwrg ht, slightly in the hand.
Co. H-kiLed-CorpI Geo Lennon. Wourded-Pr
vate n Cartrel slightly D Clark seriously.
Co I-Ked-Prvse Taylor, H Williams. Weurd
ed-PfiVate D ARTERY, " Brock, seriously Adams
ali htiy.
Killed. Wounded.
Enlisted Men,. 8 q
remain yours very respectfully,
JOHN r. LATTA.
LIST 1t. & Adj. 5lst Regiment n. C. T.
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FROM RICHMOND,

RICHMOND, May 90th, 1864.
Grants army is entrenching the North and West Of
Salpotsmay Creek their line extending reeusrly from
Pamupkey river Hanove rtown, to Gmars Mills,
the road from Eechanicavlle to Old Church raidng
party of cavalry appeared at Hungary Station at
O'Clock this morning.
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June End
TO TIE yoTGRs CF aAmesoa COUNTY

TO THE VOTERS CT SAMPsos COUNTY.
AT THE solicitation Of many friends announce myself
candidate represent the county of Sampson in the
House Of Commons Of the Legislature of North Car
olina and respectfully solicit tire suages Of the voters
of said county. If elected pledge my best efforts to at
tnd the duties of the responsible position to the best
OF my ability. j. G. WRIGHT,
Co. I, 46th Regiment, N. G. T.
lima Observation-Disclosures
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02

FROM RICHMOND-OUR ARMY IN LINE OF BAT
TIE, &C., &c.
RICHMOND, May 30th, 1864.
Our troops at three O'Clock to-day reported in line
of battle in fort of Aees station the Virginia Cen
trail Rail Road. Perhaps collision may to morrow,
has taken place to-day The enemy have all left Han
over g. H.
The army correspondent Of the New York World is
ported to have been captured to-day with papers his
person showing loss in the sixth (Ssdgewcks) corps
since the campaign begun of eighteen thousand three
ffths Of what it started with.
Papers found this correspondent also say that Grant
does not to fight any mo1e, has been supposed
hereafter he will rely entrenchiDg.
Gen. Hampton to-day was placed temporarily in com
mand Of the cavalry in this army.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02
LATER FROA GEN. JOHNSTON'S ARMY.
NEW ROPE, May 30th, 1854,

via Marietta May 3lst, 1864.
Scarcely shot was hred yesterday Or to-day. Bota
armies taken advantage of tho temporary lu 10 order
to enjoy the rest offered after the fatigue of the last
thirty days. Ths weather very the dust al
iDsuferabe. Small squads OF prisoners continue to
come Ia. About 500 have ptured SO far.
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LIST OF CASUALTIES

In the Ffysixth North Carolina troops. commanded By
Colonel Faison Ransoms brigade in the engagement
Drewry's Bluff May l6, 1864.
shoulder.
Company -Kled-Private D P Blizzard. Wounded
Lieutenant Carver in ann, severely, private John
Tart, in knee.
Co. C-Woundsd-Corpl Matthews, in Leg private
William Chlders, in shoulder, severely.
Co. DIV Private J Bowers, in shoulder.
Co. E-W oarde d-sergeant Clark, captured prYates
Be- amn Garner captured, Skes in head severely.
Co. Observation-Disclosures A G,igg, in head, pri-
Yates W Wolf, in shoulder, severely, Crowder, in
and side
Co G-Kllled-Private Jas Tucker. Wourded-Privates
r Robert smith, in hand, Robert Love, in head.
Co. H-WOuuded-Sergea Thomas Montague, in
shoulder, slightly, corpo al Horpe, Wrist priyates
David May, hand slightly James scoggins, 10 side,
severely Missg and supposed to be wounded, Lieuten-
ant Belo, gaant Thompson, corporal q G
MuIchison supposed 10 be killed pryates William Lac
key, supposed be killed, Ble0soe, Bon, Be-
gle, Garden, John L.e, F. ank Patterson, Pater
son, Ell, Martin Ste vart, Vickers, W Whitaker,
Ganton Roberts Missing, Combs, CasCte,
Massey.
Co. I-Wouuded--s Tanner, in side and high
privates G ~ t:purn, arm, D emsrt in thigh, n
Aichael in hand Campo, il neck, Thomas Ovens il
shoulder, q FL rton, il shoulder.
Co. acknowledgements J McNeely, In arm, pr
Yates W kdEards in. shoulder, Morgan, in side Sc
yerely, a Shields IN humid
REHABILITATION.
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"Oostenaula, is said in the Indian language, to I'm
port Il will be friendly" AS Johnston and Snetman
have been fighting there, it lard y improved mucn on
the aborigines.
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wILMIN GToN MARKET, June l, 1864.

BEEF CATTLE-C oalnue 10 DC brought market slow
ly, moderate demand We quote o" the boot at
IS to 81 Ter H. Tor Bet meat, as in quality.
BACoNIs in moderate request and ouly small lots COM
irg Ia. We quote from carts az So 90 to 81 pssIb.
BskswAx-s4 SO to IS per ID.
BUT4 ER-$IO per 10.
CorToN-ls selling the small way only at 81 to 81 rs
per ID. ~
quote from at SIS per bushel.
CORN MEAL-ketals from the granaries at so per
bushel .
EGGS a per dozen.
EL1nus-Vne maiket has been in an unseted condition
dining tho neek, AID but. 70" ttSnshc.iots have tAAen
oufue We qu small sales ut s2 t. A per bb Tor
place. ene mashet, however, c.osl4g with more hlm
aps ~ highest price, 49, ~
per lOo Green 81 to 81 25 and dry 81 to 81 50 erb.
rDTHER-Sulo Slo, and upper So per 40.
IhAI 81 to S. per 10.
kNA.%Hps-'s2 ~ to s. % peg ID. by the key.
d.. ErTs-slo to $50 per Suzhei-
PEAs-,;ow ale duh .: sale a. So per bushel.
Is TO 3d. and grown 1owIs So to $40
ea e1cy cear, 20 10 10 cents per ID.
f4LT-No sales OF consequence. We quote Sound made
az t54 10 81 tbs bo s. to IS SO per H. for brown
snEET1sG-Fag estevLe fac Org, nominal at 81 rs to 81
per yard. e. a, .,,
TALLow-$4 TO 81 DO per 10.
YAkN-Nominal at $35 10 $40 per busch by the bale.
WooD-Ses by boat iosd Al So Tor pine so to SIS
for ash and $2s to $50 per cord .oE OAK.
MONEY MARKET.
Money contin les scarce, and in consequence little
nothing has been done in stocks aud Do-ds.
100 notes current at SO Celebrate bonds, due
1868, 800
Specie has slightly advanced aud brokers buy
ing at the following rates GoId S'' aHd silver "4O of
Bank Notes-vhginia and South Carolina s. Georgia
and North Carolina 81 so iof one'
a c. Treasury Notes ST. So
Exchange SIT to $l8 tor one.
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'TELEGRAPHIC
Reports OF the Press Assoein.ion.

nered according TO the Act Of Cougress in the year
j'5 bY J. g tn sAsHER In the Clerks Gfce OF the Dis
c Court OF the Confederate States for the Northern
District OF Georgia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02
MAR RED.

At the residence of the brides father the 24h May
by Elijah g. Bell, ESQ Mr. THOS. ). GIbLET of Jones
county to Miss hOLLIE q. BELL, daughter Ct WIN. F.
all, of Carteret county, II. C..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02

WE are authorized to announce LLJAH CREECH, of
Capt B1ie's Company, City Battalion, candidate for
the Office Of Ghsrif of Columbus county.
May 81. 224-lt-36-lt#.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS-

RICHMOND, May 2s, 1854.
oipg Of particular interest ira sped in either Hou,.
to-day and both resolved into secret session early
hour.
1t ia raining this afternoon.