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Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

Coz. JIM BRowNLoW.-It has been said that one
Yankee, tbs wicked son Of blackguacd f!ther on this
occasion had committed to bis charge fifty Confederate
prisoners, and that before they had travelled t#cniv
miles they were aros This fact was stated by Fed
eral officers to reliable Confederate then within their
nes. These officers did not hesitate express the
wish that BrownIow might be taken prisoner by gDd
hung IS he was disgrace to their army Tbs BrowD.
low has stated repeatedly to FEDERAL cnicers
that he never took a prigonet. lie iuoRI his
deserts if taken by us, hence his desperate and sue
cesstu attempt 70 egcapeat Newran. 1t is possible
that he may be captured. II SO, as be will b. in
strange country, let him be placed in position 10
which there viii be certainty of his beiog i2st He
beyond the pale OF humanity, and o. 7ud b. treated
wild beast.-SuUlnnQh Ne10S.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

FROM TIE UNITED DSTATES-REPORTED DEATH OF
GEN. N.PRICE-RE PORTED CAPTURE OF THE STEAM
ER5 ADVANCE AND ELIzA-FROM EUROPE, &c.
RICHMOND, Sept. Is, 1864.
The Herald of the l3h says that fifty towns in Maine
show republican gain of six hundred and eighty.four
votes.
The largest meeting held in Brooklyn
bled Monday evening to ratfy the nomination of NC
Clelan and his letter of acceptance.
Cairo telegram mentions the report that Gen. Price
died recently at Arkadelphia of dyssnteyy.
A dispatch from Indianapolis The capture there
of Qaantrel the Lii issour1 guerrilla.
The Steamer Advance captured off Hatteras sa-
turday. The Steamer Eliza captured the 9Th inst
The vessels and cargoes worth half million of dol
lars.
The Alexandria, called the Nary, arrived at Halifax,
the l2th for repairs.
European dates of the 3st u have been received
rumored in Paris that Napoleon would nke another
effort to intervene in American efairs.
The Washington Union, of the 10th ins says that Lin
coin will probably send commissioners Richmond, it
is known that many leading of the republican party
Rave latterly been urging that policy.
The gold market excited and closing at
the rate Of 22!.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
Good Advice for kII.

Let Let rs t'y t. De happy F.! Te may if We viii,
Find sonle pleasures il life to o'or balance the i'll
mere was never evil, if well understood,
3rt what, rightly mangagsd, would turn 20 q good
II ii we were but as ready 20 look t. the light,
AS We are to sit mopipg because it ia night,
we shcu'G own 1t truth, both in word and II deed,
na' "Ao tues to be happy is sure TO succeed.
" ~ Try to ee happy Il is not for long,
~ ~ ehal cheer on each other by counsel and soug
IL II We make the best Use Of our time that we ra7
iEsFe is much we can do to enliVen oG- vay
l5 l5et US only Ia earnestness each do cur bert
Uod ard our conscience ami trust ior the-reeC
TN I'm ta1'nB his truth, both in word and in deed
-AH' "A' Elss 20 be happy is sure to succeed.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

FoRREars MEN.-It docs a Confederate gooj, says
the Mobile Advertiser ard Register, to look at For
rests men, and we must confess we have enjoyed the
sight aud the study of these hardy riders. Rough in
exterior there is many devil may air about tem
that bespeas men who have followed their great leader
in many foray aud charge, carrying terror to the
ranks of their enemies They too the happst and
most cheerful soldiers we ha7e ever looked upon. Dis
daining sabres, the rife most of them Shatpes) and
six shooters are the arms they delight ill., Every
speaks of the aacrity and order Of their movements
Horses, artillery and baggage were removed from
the their arrival, in tbe time it usually takes
passenger traio to empty tse an3 It vas remarked By
gentleman who saw their arrival, that they would
have been ready to fght in twenty minutes after the
Car stopped. When We saw them, knots of them were
cleaning tbeit rfes and revo7ers, as if they were the
principal objects Of their solcitude;
great leader and the rough and brilliant military school
in which they have been trained. Hurrah for For
rests men, and all honor to their peerless chIeftain
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
Siege CT Charleston.

FOUR HUNDRED AND TEIRTY-FlR5T DAY.
There was NO firing On Fort Sumter Monday. Six-
teen mortar and sixteen Columbied shells were fired
from Battery Simkins at Schooner Creek Battery
Tbe Yankees, in return, fired some twenty-five rife
SHELLS, doing no damage. Twentythree shots re fired
at the city during the day.
4 large working party engaged at work on Bat
terry Gregg during the day cutting embrasues &c. for
new guns
There va 70 chaoge in the feet Courier, 18Th,
Law CASES NOT IN THE BooKs-We have often read
end heard OF strange jokes prpetrated by luminous
tcCs Of the Peace when administering the majesty OF
ha law. We relate one of which we have personal
knowledge, good any did It happened before one
of CITY magistrates Plant sued defendant to
email debt. Defendant conteDded that he owed
hra nothing. Plaintiff undertook to establish his claim
By Wtnssea bat their evidence vss very unsatisfactory
indeed, the plaintiff despared of recovering Judgement
The Justice, in rendering Judgment said hardly
know what TO do; there is not bit OF evidence estab
iCg til plaintiffs claim, ard from tie testimony given
it l0ots little as it the debt had been paid. But
know this plaintiff and know the defendant, and
they've had dealings together am perfectly sure the
plaintiff would mt have brought this suit there wasn't
aomothing due him. So I render judgment in his ia
y0r for the amount he claims."
A few years ago, when the famous reform measure,
the "County Court" SYSTEM vas in vogue, there was
tial called in one of the interior counties Of Nich
gan. a jury called the heard, and the twelve
wise men withdrew TO deliberate. After short ab-
sence they returned into court and took their seas
The roll being called the Judge asked them they had
agreed upon verdict?
F0:eman-Your mar, we have.
Jlcge-Wc, sir for whom do you had
Poreman-FOr ourselves.
J..;ge-Wha Do you mean, sir
Forul4an--We mean that we t"~e found verdict
for OF the parties, which you have, by paying
our fees.
Judgc-But, sir, you have been regularly empannel-
ed aid you are bound to deliver your verdict now, and
lcok to the county for your pay: :.
Foremon---Now, Judge, don't talk so. It's no use.
IL 3a id if you have the verdict until you pay
car feas We understand how to get our pay in he
Gclstaud,
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
EsAN1hr 1z THE FOREIGN OFFICE.

ON THE DANISH QUESTION.
TO do, or not to do that is the question
Whether tits wiser in State, TO suffer
The chat and Ewagger of outrageous Bis0ark
Or to take against lot Of Germans
And. by opposing, smash them make was-to fight;
No more and, by fight, to say we end
This nausos, and these Thousand awful shocks
To.Cur proprietY "a contamination
Devourlv to be Wishd Make war-to fight
For in that fighting time what bills may come,
When We have shufd9d Of this modest budget,
Must give us pause; there's tho respect
That gives humiliation Of long peace:
For who would bear the qaips and socrns of Bsust,
The Austrian's wrong, the Pftssians cootumelY,
The pangs of outraged Poles, the Frank 8 delay,
The insoience of R1sGa, and the spurns
That patient Europe of her tyrerts take
When he himself might their quietus make
With bare Whitworth? Who woui Cohders bear,
To groan or blush urder doubtful peace;
But that the dread of something after war,
TIL uEestiInared outlay, from whose depth
No haltpsuny re'utns-puzzlHs the Will;
And make rather bear those Brjghts we have,
Than fly TO Elenb' 'roughs we know to well?
Those taxes DO make EDWARDS of Us all
And thus the native npe OF Palmerston
Is gickied Ger With the pale cast of Gladstone;
And ironclafs cf greatest armament,
With this regard, tier stately heads turn homs,
and scu.tle opt of sction.-Soft you. nowI
Fai. Alexandra :-Nymph, ia thy orisons
Be all my slips remembered.
DANISH LADY-Good, my lord
How does your lordshp since this conference?
FL humbly thank you toierably well.
D. L-ay lord, have certain promises of yours
That have long d tw months to re. deliver;
pray you now receive them.
g.. No, not !;
never gave you aught.
D. L-My honour'd lord, you know right well you did
And, with them, words Of 80 sweet breath comp os d.4
As made the things more rich their perfume Lost.
Take these again for to the noble mind
Rich gifts wax poor when giyers prove unklno.
There, my lord,
Fl. Ha am honest?
d. L-My lord2
Ham fal7 Exit oubtful
Punch :"
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
HID Q'Rs ARMY OF Tenn,
Ii the Fled, Sept. 18Th, 1864.
honor to be

Ii the L ieid sept. ism; 1904.
10 Moj. Gen. W. T. Sh.rrlan, Commanding Q. S
Forces in Georgia
Ganera: : Your letter of yesterdays date, borne by
James NJ. Bali and James r. Grew ctizans Ct Allan
ta is received.
You say therein, and deem it the interest of The Uni-
It'd States that citizaus residing Atlanta he removed!
I do Dot consider that have any alternative 10
the matter accept the proposition to declare ten
days tpce or such time mag be deelnai necessary
to accomplish the purpose mentioned, and shall reDdar
all the assgiance III my power 10 expedite the trans-
nGrtGtion of citizens in this direction.
suggest that staff ofcers be appointed by you to
superntend their REMOVAL from the city to Rough ami
Ready, while appoint like officer to control their
removal farther south that guard of loo men be sent
by each party, as you propose to maintain order at
that place, and that tie removal begin On next Monday
Sept 18th.
Al now, sir, permit me to say that the uupreceden-
ted measure you propose transcends the studied and
ingenious cruelty of ali acts beofe brought before
TIE attention of Icankind in the darkest history
war.
Ia the name of the God of humanity protest against
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
FROM PET ERSRuRG

Petersburg, Sept. 15.Wstrens Yankee corps ayanced
westward this morning tc Poplar Spring Church, two miles
from the Weldon Road The enemy broke through Buffers
lines but met by Col Ferrebees and Dearng brig.
adea and were repuIsed Our loss trding. The Enemy
had need fortifyng at the Church. Prisoners state
that attempt to advaDcs their lines in the diree-
tion Of the South Side Railroad.
All quiet the balance of the lines.
no shelling and but little picket firing.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

GEN. McCooK-The Cincinnati Commercial of the
Cook late eff Sherman's army, aud says "He died at
the residence Of bis brother Colonel Geo. W. McOook,
in SteubensVlle Ohio at O'Clock p n Saturday last
1t will be remembered that be was shot through ns
below the right shoulder in the assault on Kennesaw
mountain On the 9th of June.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
- 4,..h EGcE G1un.

.e1..s - a. s ret poor,
q. -..- t...s world kG has 80 part;
hn IL rlch aud lie IL poor
-.- -. - -:lgGO il his Go2rt.
u S tatG .oF aud lcrGIy great:
+. IOl b tie her or thrones,
| would 1Cc,bsas a sCoptTe' 5 weight,
nd lcs t Tie empire soui lie owns.
iHFa is the gloIy Cf the wo.id,
There l. lie ConClerce Of the GeeR,
There = the halker's yoi.Ow heard;
ia: h@ Ly iI.uli, has none Of ftleaes
lie cs= Uo lous", ha has 30 lardz,
-,3~ CqupaGG aad golden ware;
Ag Las "a LuuSS Mt madJ Witl LANDS.
-te.4al in tie upper sir.
til5 earthly treasures are 8 wife.
SoDi- children, locking ike himself,
\ net2eE, s.steg, wan OF life,
Aid soma few books upon shelf.
ie dwelle Cbs>ure, amid the s3hen1eE
Dt CtP power Gin ard state,
I1dglgiTS 4 hs saL bath creams
vi how IN heir OF Christ should wait.
lie w0. ks and 7vai-s With patient VIII.
FirDi il .ho trust that GCd Is trqe,
Content TO berr lis crGss. untl
Ha3 promised land shall burst tC view.
Some Ho21da7, whom the E,crId's glare,
Or Tniia'Ea5r when tie worlds blot,
] thi,k mg Loid wiu kindly bear
ih's good mau TO that bettar lot.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
[sKCoND DISPATCH ]
FROM PGTERGRURG

PETkRsBURG, Sept. l4th, 1854.
There was some skitmishing right to-day, and
heavy canGonadirg all along the lines. The city was
sheled several hours in the vigorous manner Some
damage sustained but serious accident occurrad-
The enemy advanced their pckets somewhat on our ex
treme right yesterday but it has been followed with 10
movements of Importance.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
hn.a.NIsWEi A,r.l.s,.: : ,rrrc.:a-

htlAsEI~EEEA,FfIs = ,EEC.2.
ftE w 4GhSiCNE9 having dnlc 4n2ided = syapfaua.
A he IcIiNr DG 1864 OF the Count vi Pe&5 Quar.
er -~icHE 2I Ne" Hanover County, Administrator c!
estate iuch,rd j. Player, deceased, uo,i1. all per
>> h."Ial Gains aG'ast the present them duly
G,'tIatad pilhi the time prescribed law 0ther is
IDS E.aI2s vii 80 pleaded IL bar ot Jho'f recovery.
6A4'L PLAYER AGa.'-.
sept. l5tn. 5l.s,F
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

'sii- 753ri1s. h.viHg qualified ct EGuteInher Term
! ISL al ine .. Pleas AID Quarter Sessions O.
s l-s.=s- county, 81 Administrator 0f margaret Ma-
. .ecSr' gives notce 10 persons Indebted the
e o. s@ deceased 10 make payment, aGd those hav-
4i against he sauo TO snt them dQy nu:heDti-
-c2 - the nc prescribed by lSw, Lr iniE notice
'It .e pied Z l. b.r o! th=ir recovery
CHARLES ". MU.sE:T, Ad9a'r.
N-. (. .5.a 6l35s
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
FROM PETERSBURG.

RICHMOND, Sept. 18th, 1854.
special dispatch to the Evening Wing, from Peters
bug today says that force Of the enemys cavalry
infantry supposed to be raidng party, advanced from
the Weldon Railroad this morning In the vicinity of Pope
spiag Church. two miles West of the Railroad and four
miles from the city. skirmshing was going on all The
rnornirg but no particulars have vet been received
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

-rs.H su"H"-'ncr having q1afei at September TERMS
Isl, o. ,=- ttOurC Of Pleas and Garter Esssions
uHJy, Executor q Cathanla Henry. de-
.l. =vss nO:i.e parsD25 indebted the estate of
ra 81 10 make pay meut, and to the Wig cain7
ef,st h then duly authaH5icet 4 with
t.a t3l.r ;res. - ~ iLT this notice VIII bs plead
ace b-g g.. -h. @,-syary.
CaABLs5 x. MURPHY, Ez'r.
eri. II h 81 81
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
bfAE:s -oE vos.TEi c.aoar,,s.
DCPaIN COUNTY.

ysaj u Peas and Qucr,er Sessions JuIy Term f. D
H...G.I Grady apd lie Tza5at, William Boztios and
III" ,try aod Others Les law 81 q sLoriao Q Eor.
--sE, 5jCeaaeG.
g. re y. KorHegay, Charlotte finley anG husband,
te"Ee e. hamgeEs, John = CuaI16eEs William K.
aaSEE.. caard Chambers, Own =, Csole and uUz
LAID. 'a'-a Hard. ana husb-ud, Moses .. Haze Ec
t.. aI.-. and Eati5 Hines.
fe-Ili-n for sale Of aves for d.7sicn.
sVarrnI the satisfaction Of TIE Court that sll C
( d'ils in IIs r-rite beyond the Img OF
r.'-. r. 3 therefore melton C,d-Ied Gy Couyt
-t 50 n Il c nada .or SIX WEth+ lusGceiyGjy 1t
tO'r- y lae il KeEana7Gs and th.ee other public
J:a UNITY Ut bupIu, aud the Wilmington
i Ga'.t2 52g the said defendant of the fling OF ti-
0'-.- -1j uUles they epp5r.r ut the oi
n ga. ana avs"eT the petii.c the Eane Will b. IaZ y
.F0 eo'I.asJ Id Loosd 6T pa1ts 81 70 them.
JOHN J. NELIEIEhQ CIeik.
304 it--50 55
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

Humo' 1ever deserts some men, and its most COM
mon among the privates. After our lasshying ordeal
of crossing the Potomac, wading it at night breast
gan just out of the river, vented his surplus spirit in
excaimng, as be glanced at bis dipping clothes
Z" Here's your in.wader!" Maj. -- pronounced it
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
l'e.IIi.n for a g.lo Of 3 ewes for d:7ision.
HGIECEt.

ssnt >U3-E.I8E3 aayiag qualified II Seq e0ibc~ Term
sci G. a." GgprE Of Pleas Quarter Sessions q
l." .taYc u y IS AdTInistrat0 Of R0b-Gt Iate,
' d. aiYa notice 70 persons Indebted the es.6te OF
-i! q" "2o=rI t@ make paH4IeGt, gut 10 f4Use having
stnar ls lis same to pres taenl GUy autHentca-
@ wi ma he tme gregcu0gd b7 IaF, this notice will
a- Ia: i Dar .! tIeir recovery.
Il. +. aUkPBY, Ad,2iuiatIntor.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
sep. iysT, 1861.
stC.s.IlG H1T5C.s..

sJ.s:i13GE7 H.1TlCs..
HI Il SID Th1rsi5y, tie 18Th of October
) rex 80 l late resldeDc5 cE Df. L 3be-s q. T4te
- @ a.S I5o..hs credit th3 perishabe properly me
- state c- lag ot Horses ard oGhe~ ct4c6. Bu zgies
baG3i4=s, 1eGcal Books, buTgical IGzt-ulaeh Its
.a! 4 aTtici-, - tedious % name.
Ind AID approved euEetes req9i-Gj.
th. aud place the Negroes CT the estate
. - lied 0l1 .or i aioa,hs upon tha usual tarmB.
3. /. IL URPBY, admir-,
ID. It-4l-2a*
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
TELEGRAPHIC

Entered according to the Act Congress in the year
1863 By J. g. THsAsKER, in the Clerks Ufice the Dis
rict Court of the Confederate States foF t. orhern
District Of Georgia.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.


letter from an officer in Lomaxs brigade, says We
drove the enemy through kartsburg yesterday, the
10th, and to-day tearing up the Rail Road.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
From the Goldsboro' JourBas
The Confederate Tax on Ranks.-Emp0r1nnt
Opinion,

Through the courtesy Of Col. w. s. G. Andrews of
this place. enabled to lay before the public to-
day, an important opinion aacting the liability to tax
alton by the Confederate Government Of banks in which
State Governments have an interest Tha opinion OF
Acting Attorney General Keyes will give rise to much
discussion
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

Snacks, on reading an account of the wor1au that
had eight children at birth remarked that if she was
a wife of his, be would apply for divorce on the
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
DIED.

In Golds5oro' NJ C., en- rday evening, se2;enhef h
A. JACKSON infant aud o3ly zen OF Z. j sid H. D. ,3
IoWay, aged mouths and II d'ys>
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
TERMS OF ADyERTEsEHG.

sertion, So.
social Notices viii be charged 81 per aquae for each
andevery insertion. "
All Obituaries and private publications Of every chsrac
ter, are charged as advertisements.
sNo refecting upon private character
can under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

the expulsion from their homes and fres;ces OF the
wives AID children of our brave people.
have the honor to be, Genl,
Vrry respectfully,
Your obt servant,
j. B. HooD Ganl =
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

OFFICE CT UHIBF QUaETENM4sT38,
RlieISh, 91 Sept, 1854.
sT"I QUAkTERH .k5TERS throughout rha State ars re
( l-.9G u instruct ih-ir UUu1ty Amaut 10 Co
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
TIKI SOUTHERN GROSS.


Fling vida each fold brave flag unrelled
In al thy breadth ani length,
Fleet Gus unfUrled, and show the world
Low born nation's strength;
Tkou d0st not weva all bright and brave
II holiday attire,
Hid cannon chime q Thousand times
Baptized in blood an1 fire.
No silkep toy to fl aunt in joy,
When careless shouts are heard.
'ihen thcu aGt borne and scathed and torn
\ naioE's heart is stirred;
Where half clad groups Of toll worn troops
Are II 4rchiGg to the Wars,
What grateful tears and heartfelt cheers
Salute thy cross Of sta!s.
Thou ne'er has seen til pomp ani sheen
The pageant Cf court,
Or ma6qQerGde CT wars parade
Where fields are fought in sport;
But thou know at well the savage yell
From which the Yankees reel
when Gowr the stet ps resistie.s caps
= soG Of Southern steel.
thou know'st the storm of balls that swarm
In dense and HURTING fight.
When thy crozeoG baT4 g blc Ze With stars,
Plunge headioD9 through the fight,
Where thou'rt unfurled are thickest hurled
The thunderbOlta Of war,
And thou ert met by loudest threat
OF Cannon froIl atnr.
For thee ia told the merchants gold
The FlaLter's harvests fall;
Thine is the gain OF hand and brain
And the hearts wealth OF ali;
Fer thoe each heart has horne to part
With what il lClds most dear,
Through ali the land, no woman's hand
HaG stayed ono volunteer.
Though from bhy birth outlawed on easth
By older ua!i0rs spurned
Their fall grown fame might dread the mama
Thy infancy has earned;
tftoII 1,.G< ANnG tho |, and h1SnI
And sweep the seas with fire,
md all the esrth applauds the worth
OF deeds tnou doat inspire.
Thy stainless field shall empire WELD
Supreme from sea to sea,
And proudly shine the honoIcd sign
OF people yet to be
When thou shalt grace the hard won place
The nations grudge thee now,
no land shall show to friend or foe
Z Gobler flag than thou.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
special to he Constutionalst
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FaoM TIE GEORGIA FRONT.


HIGHLY IMPORTANT FaoM ThE GEORGIA FRONT.
LosEJoY, Sept. II, 1861
Gsn Hoods proposition to exchange prisoners fail.
Cd. Gen. Sherman, in bis correspondence showed an
un|ilngne:s to exchange whose terms OF service
bad expired
The truce begins today, and has reference only to
the lines Immediately around Roughand Ready, and is
not to eisct other movements 1t considered adVan
tageous to our side.
Our troops fresh and vigorous, and ready to begin
th7 new campaign.
Shaggiers sic daily returning.
Official retdrna show losses during tie last four
weeks TO be nconsdarabIe Hood is better able to meet
Sherman than Whef; he assumed command
Confidence is completely restored.
be reuort CT Forrest being il East Tennessee is dis
credited.
Twenty FIVE hundrcd citir-us are expected from At
lanta.
Gov. Brown has furloughed the miIit;aor thirty days.
to 60 home and attend 10 their crops.
ihoTumor of Beauregard's assurt;on of the command
CT this army has no foundation.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
TODtFCO ENE. NNUEj

|E-s 2uHE5 NAVY ICBiCCO,
sE5D .Eos pound lunra.
EEfs HQNES SNUFF,
- Na:able's Carolina Belle
-. |=A-I 5EUtF,
@ta~.
r.r -ae - J. VAE5ICK l.E
-r..-- 2O2&42-tf
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
-'5.'..f b; OF RCSsTI CsEE;JLIgE.
NV HANOVER CUUNTY-IE rOTITY.
Martha 5vuw8irg, J
Petition for DigCrce.

~, ...,.I- .~.9'.s' ...'.5'ss pss.o" for Ds.ores
So SPtEa hIE tie satisfaction IF tae Court that the
r5ieadtHt- -. Il. BFCWi5rE = pcGresid2nt. II is
fh-o "d u - tha Court, tet pIblicatiun be made
@ t"e "tanTtan jo9ri&l toc six aeks notifying saJ de-
adam I ap- the said Court and Plead
.rS"sc = ottlEr o. lsue~t Willie Isk5n pro cotes8o
b IL i'm.
Tt. !. p. "ADG2LL, 9. & =. g.
Aug - 5aG4#
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
FROM TIE UNITED RTAIzs.


Richmond, Sept 14-New York pep" of The I2tn have
been received. Tie war news Ia uninp ant.
IcCleens letter Of acceptance great sensation
among the scarce democracy.
The New York Eews says it cannot support candidate
in collision with the convention that rendered him the
nomination. The editor of the Metropolitan Record
pudiates Mcclellan. vallindigham who Was on his way
to CANVASS Pennsylvania, withdrew hiH appointments and
returned homo in disgust.
lsKCoND DIsPATCH
RICHMOND, Sept 18Th, 1864.
The New York Herald Of the 18th says vcto-
rief rlcs cf victories to come fact that all Presi-
denial candidates upon PLATFORM the of
the loan and other all combined brought gold
down to 2l9 on Saturday Vallandgham after reading
AcClelans letter, teegraphed to friend in Washington
that Gil hope lost, snd withdrew from the
The Louisville Journal has placed the Chicago ticket at the
head of its columns Cass the platform
nous surrender to the rebels says cannot lp-
port it.
The yellow fever was increasing at Bermuda.
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22

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