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y. o. NA21F9 0VHFFH0*1&4Ut H4ps
E. II. Gilbert, Of Utica, n T., and Sh1tuaaa Witt,
orCleyelAnd, retca from the Board OF DrectorB- and
Danfurd n. Barney and John F. Acker. Of Nov York,
ve1s elected In their stead. p.
, 1864-05-01
FOR SALE IN QUANTI-

THoM M a e., IH
speceM8t Docks near Wells street Bridse.
ID ARE CHANCE TO SAVE
IL PAYING RENT. Two new houses aud lots In
Iyde PAIk for Bsle verJ cheap and on terms 70 sutf
irauifv Of c. A. NORTON, corner OF Clarke and Kx-
dp1nh stFt etn. xp39t7t33
, 1864-05-01

iT8. QKEKy Apr1Es steady and active.
LA fair supply and VERY flrm at prcscnt quo
ORAnoxs-1n good supply aud active. prices
ID uncllapged. HICKORY EUTs-Qnles and
, 1864-05-01
REMOVAL :.

Wholesale F1lh Dealers have removed their once 70
14 South Watea direct, 1nd Warehouse To 20 North
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

The Yankee papers say Massachusetts, is in trouble.
raps, &c, by the cargo to FIJI her quotas under the
roas recGnt calls for troops have turned out badly and
the War Department is thinking of refusing to give
Der credit for tie thus tos>d upon the public
Vica. Tee fact is that nearly sll these imported
cenaries have deaered under the liberal of Ge.
Lees proclamation, and that such as have yet been
able to desert utterly unable unwilling to fight.
In recest in tie rife pits before Petersburg they
dropped their ard lay down fat Ca their bellies
10 tie trench While charging column swept over
burg prisoners. They plead in excuse that they
know nothing of quarrel and have no interest in IL
that they hired 10 Europe for peaceful and non
belligerens aboFs On railroads. canals &c, aid that
manner Of their b4rg indQcad TO enter the service.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
LhIER UNITED STATES NEWS.

RICHN)fB, DEC. I6D4l
The Washngo Chronicle of Sunday has been received
lye TELEGRAPH of tho 10 iaet., says the Federal loss
81 the battle Of Frarkn sEcertained by Official reports,
va ITO oficsIs and 2Ol6 p.iGases killed. wounded aid
naag ng.
L exported that Food Is about making movement Of
ann ot. The re5ss be plainly in front Of the
all corps, standing about their camp fres. Hestes have
ea2scI eli account Of Sc VI ,atheT.
fucu~ snow prevailed in the northern cities On se.
tar5ey, extending far as Ia ifax,
Cod closed In New York on Saturday at 2s4
Ger Dara's expedition from Fieksburg destroyed the
ui.ssDp Rail Road for 20 niles above Big Black Cross
ioc. 2 go aes q Cotton were also DESTROYED.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

capeting rooms is infinitely beter aud prettisr than
oars. The Persan carpets e1qusitey bcantifai /;
the coors brighter the designs pretsieE and they
are ar more durable than European and American Car
pets. They made 10 strips, usually between two
and three yards long, and abou- yard in breadth to
go round the sides of room with squa carpet OF
aGy preferred for the centre. Ihsy do lot require
to be raLed fitted, and sufficient numbr OF tneln
WILL of course carpes any room, however large Or small
they have very itch and grand appearances too. La
summer they easily taken up, beaten, rolled and put
aside by single nanseryaut and 10 the hot weather
why SHOULD we generally initiate continental
custom by painting or polishing our floors?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
WILMINGTON MARKET, DECEMBER "a 1881

BEEF QArrLE-Ars brosshs 70 market slowly and are
ta erqoirJ We quote on The at 81 50 to % per
~ s I from carts al % so to 81 psrb,
BsEswAx-S5 SO "a S. per ID.
gUrrsR-Sl2 to SIS per 10.
CorroN-We quote sales OF several parcels during the
early Of The weak 70 TO 81 50 for qncompressed
and 81 o5 to 81 Is per h. 10: We hearof
CoRN-seils ct s22 to $2s per bushel.
Com hsAL-Sels in the small way from the granariss
at SIS per bushel.
CoPrERAs-RetalIs from store ct IS perlo.
EeGs-sell from carts at IS TO 81 per dozen.
FLoUa-The ma kss il vsEy poorly supplied and there
o noRe in frst hands We quote small sales at 500
bbl for sRnerfae.
FoaAeE-Fodder and Hay SIS $50 shsoks sl2 to SIS
per leo lbs.
LsATHns $40 Us; uppeg SIS to Is per lb.
LAKD-By the barrel IS SO to per Id.
kAILs-By the key 81 Is TO per ID.
PsAs-CoW ale scarce and il deRand. Sell at $25 per
PEA NUTs-seu from casts at SIS per buahel.
PoTAToEs s25 10 30 sweet SIS to ls per bushel
PouLTkY-Live fowls IS to EACH to turkeys SIS;
RIosIs scarce and in demand. Sells By the oak 9! 81
per 10.
sAIrwe quote sasa Of soaDd nds daring the week at
$35 to 40 per bushel, as IN quality.
SUeAR-BtoSn 81 to1 So per Id.
quote at SIS to 10 per gallon.
SPIRITS TURPEFTINE-SomiRal at IS to 6 per gallon.
TALLow-s5 to $50 per ID.
Woodsss BY the boat load at $50 SIS for pine and
ash, and $40 to SIS per cord for oak.
MONEY MARKET.
We have no change Ieportin tbs market FOR Bosds
since our last There has been enquiry and sales
have taken place quotations below. The following
Ehe rates at ah oh the brokers are buying:
Confederate Bonds $l05 30 $l25 according to date.
Bank Notes.sorth CaEolina $ % $ so Georgia IS to
81 Vlrgisia So S nth Carolina 81 rs for one.
silver $50; Gold $50; Sterling hi Is $50 for
$50 Notes $75.
The oo6rg are the rates at which brokers selling:
Bank Notes North Carolina s. SO toss Georgia S. so
to 81 50; Virginia so South Carolina So for one.
Silver $34 Gold S35 TOR one.
100 e4otes $50.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
From tbe EEIiabury Waterman, 8tb ingt.
W{l2eEG5 ia EUaEEC.

We learn from private letter 30 Us from Burke
county, that last Saturday night the torits and de
serers set fire to Capt JHmas D. Glass house, and ii
Consumed his dwelling and every article Of properly be
pCssr sSad. Capt e., we are informed, has been an
active agent IN hunting the d, serers and it is said
they had sworn to burn him out. he In camp a
the time, with the Home Guard and bis vile had
gore SEE her the night Of the bugui0g air
lae8' Ecme is Icard Station, in Burke county.
Oar correspond Mt further states that there set
OF thieves 10 the South Mountains near By, VINO ale
nightly committing depredaons OF one kind another
They rs 30 in number The leader is said TO be
one Calvin Loci, who has been caught two three
times aud carried to the front bus he runs away IS
soon he is released.
Now is very certa in that this man, Loel, and his
can shou6 receive right early and decisive attention
He has already forfeited bis lifehas aEed bis hand
against his County, and las become worse enemy than
any yankee. He and his company Of tories should be
hunted up aad shot, The property of all true and pa
tri0to men in Burke will BE- insecure while such a
band of thieves ere allowed undis9urbed barbor.-
Tee militia OF the County carried up near the
mountains and there encamped, and these South
Mountain fasca!s are left 70 steal and bum
in their Il is 20 he hoped that some means will
be found to destroy thm. There is doubt they are
in regular communal cation with the East Tennessee
res, who kept thoroughly Informed of every move
ment this side of the r d5o J and may, any day,
Cause toe people CT all tbs WesRrn counties q vast
Qaal OF trouoe, not say The security of Sails
curry, even, is imperied by them and there is es-
mating AIS mischief they may occasion US.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
VIII VIZ Os@sU UULHbI
Patriots ReStIng I'm OpsIoxv


The citizens of this county assembled in Public
Meeting, on Dec. 5th inst, and organized by calling
DR.. E. w. Ward to the chair and D. A Humphrey tc
act as Secretary. Upon motion, the chair appointed
the following gentlemen to draft resolutions expressive
OF the eersa of the meeting L. W. Harget 6. Ste
phe1s, H. King, D. j. &, Scott, E Farns, g. Shepard
and j. Jones, whereupon the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted
Where's in the present distressed snndsion Of our
wy 1t DehooVe9us 80 meet tie emergency as best
We me ossns OF the county Of oaaow have this day
smhed n Qhlc resng for the pu pose OF naugurating
some means OF Ts!is and have adopted th3 fos"
Isl Resoeed, That will seaHasrc alturaI other
pIoaucs WAch Wo may have dispose Of at Government
Prices &c arranged In Schedule by tie commissioners Of
Apprsn enlens provided thas anrisy Of the
OF the STATE viii DO TIE same
ID iSsstoed, That thu chair appoin delegate from
s1ch dso in the county delegates 50 represent
convention ct sch iGs and place viii meet the appro-
baton II the other counties
3D. Resol0ed. Thst il the eohedQle referred TO,
adopted, that recommend uniform asd low grade
o. prices, :
4th. ReS0.sGd Ihas invite the cooperation Of the
EnsR fectGrer and other elaG9es industry, in esotng
me object Of the Ece1g b. coreEp ondng reduction of
prices.
5h. Reso!sed Thas the State Journal AID Wilmington
Journal os requested TO pUbah these proceedinzs AID
that they invite It's other papers Of tho State &c copy
E. ". WARD. Chairman
D. 4. EE..PauEY. Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

The VALUE CT OBsrRUCTI0Ns.- Ia the meantime il
becomes every DAY more likely that the Dutch slap
canal will shortly De haighei that iron eads pas:
through 1t and that inm6Dse feet firing on Drew
rvs ard Chaf0s Bluffs with he view of clearing the
banks Of tie river, will be the important feature
Of Grants last efforts to take Richmond. This canal
at Dutch Gap is u self, emprsed toll. During the
passage OF Grants army TO the South SIDE he Butler
fou d that Confederate iron csds would come down
asd attack him To prevent this, they sunk vessels 10
the river UUre's Neck The Con ederates plant
ed batteries the bank the enemy were unable to take
up thfr own Instructions Under fire of these batteries,
and he river has b. closed TO the eGemye feet from
that day this He haa been compelled TO dig canai
pass bis Instructions. Such s the value Of OBJ
structiOns in the chaune Of river. With good bate
RIGS in the neighborhood and sharpshooters Oh the
banks, fee, iron clad or Otherwise pass by
them, glt them out of the way. The Lesson Was
earned at Sebastopol harbor, repeated in the Pciho by
the Chinese. and again at DEewrys Buff in 1852. The
Obsrucons hastily sunk in The river saved Richmond
after The MeFImac blown Ii the obsttuctlous
n the river below OhafG's Buff are in proper condi
t0D AID properly situaed the labor the Dutch Gap
Canal viii be labor lost Bat by distractions only
such vessels sunk in Channels since
By stationary batteries and batteries OF avail
against itoncads when there such ObSruc0ns TO
bring them to halt fire. orpedOe5 ayba effective
but they inventions and not fully proven
they get wet. They get rusty Often they fail to
go ont at the right time and the ght place. But OBJ
structioRs formed OF sunken wrecks proven. Their
effect is well kuowD and they the thass which
siDe men, who wish seriously to succeed IN the defence
Of this City, will DeYer forge. discard.
Richmond Examiner.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
HEADq'Rs 10TH 4. G. BATTALION
NEAR bATAENAH. GA,
Dec, 9Th, 1854.
Re SIS. Fulton & Price

BE SIS. Fulton 6 Price
--s: Below II find l;ss Of the caeuscE IN the
kim So near rlk rs Ferry, Ga, on he TN i1-sf "E2ch
p.s4se publish fer the Information OF fioada ana
.elatjg,E.
Fi.]d opi ST ff--s1sj2E W. l. Young, commanding,
HI ed Eone.
TOu.d None.
80 : Lf=ut = TcuTg, commanding.
He'd
Wouldedlst Eergt L voeta severely in neck; C0rpl
aasdy, sIigbtls in head Private Vesal, sev0Iey
n h Eh prisOaer. -
"jssos-Lieht G Frazer, sergt E Harriss, Private
3 10 dan QlailF. Bolton, l. kidGe, Ganaday,
J ms GRAY, s l. GEigso on, g ~taIcel j . dcod7'
J " Poo, Pslnps hi GoGoe Livingston, a Living
TO En- detached service at GrayhamVil'e, s. c.
g.. Capt { ii 7 EcCauiey. oommanditg.
/. !. d Private Samuel CroC K and 4 SuTeet.
Ec@.a, d-Private Duun severely IN s5ouaer, pIIs
Cp-., Iirch, wounded and prisoner
Hiasrrg-Privatc Z : QlerrY and Z Gibson
80 D-E.eut B Goeg, commanding.
Kl td-PIv@fe Is II 8Wit.
Woupo,d-Priva*e William OIten, prisoner: ri 60
GER. &tuaded and prisoner.
5i!-G2S-Hriva ii WOdln,
Respectfully, go, -
Lieut.. act. Adj
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
RIcHMCNB, Dee. l2th, 1894.

klcHNo Dc Istll 1871.
TIE passed the concurrent resolution for
Of both Eousas from las 7lth inst, until let January
gr "rr the committee foreign affairs, reported
back e resolutions defsng the petition Of the Con-
Tolerate States declaring TIE determination Of Congress
and people ee0f to prosecute the till their
6epen7apce is acknowledged The resolutions passed by
is yoes; nays more,
TIE Hill providing for the mission Of the paDalty for
tbc non delivery of Bacon passed.
IL TIE House the representation and currency bills
discussed. bill passed TO Increase the pay OF mem
bes Of Congress fifty per cent. Yeas 45naJs IL Several
bills were reported ard ordered 70 be printed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

a NEW INVENTION The Sa7a1r ah Republican has
obtained OF 5hermans machines for tearing up iron
from railroads. Il consists OF Strong iron clamp,
hooked at end and with obong heavy link in the
Other he clamp is placed under the bar string
er and horse attached TO tie link when the force is
applied it gives arg motion TO the rail and it is
bound 10 come. The action IS pretty mach that Of
the clamp aid lever used Tor turning The logs at
mill. The instrument in question was On the line OF
the WaynGs50rO road.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
PROPERTY FOR tGEr

FRUPEIEE FOX KEN Z
1 the Town OF Ellington, lLobg Creek New Hanover
l. comfy
Dwelling House the South side of Main sreat
aiming tx with lgrge Stable and g Other
suitable ousbuldrg3. There il good garden lot attach
ed.
a small yelling adjoining the above. with Kcael AID
"a dan lot attached.
o. the Ror'h SIDE and adj inng the creek SIN LOT
Fh large otoreh0use known te Hal "l StO @ WIN
Wa.ch. u.s. and Office asI orehouse and Office
I'D abo4t and f Of hIgny pro nc we laud
so large CARR ige shop win Small O"sAhhs ana
| garden attached, all the dam rect. ,,
The shove property viii DO rented Ia the Gown 81 !aS'
% TO the highest bidder, on oneay jan -ha 1907 Tor
ole year. ,, $500.
Dec, 18th HW
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

on the river, and Fort Henry, which is twelve miles
would give the command of both rivers, end from
tie position at ClaIksville the army could draw emple
supplies from the productive Counties ef~Ohrislian
Todd, and Logan, In Kentucky. Within a radius OF
twenty-five miles Of Clarksvila are not Ass than thirty
first class Touring mills, aid the supply OF and
meat in that section is ine xhaussble Besides recruits
would flock 10 ranks By thousands, and when spring
opens, the army would occupy commanding position,
be supplied In every particular and greatly increased
q nuHbo-s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
OFFICIAL FROM GEN. LH8.

In ficiaI dispatch from Gen Lse cay says that the
xd tIou to EeeId urder Warren returned within the
MS ICES yestrrday TIE two divisions Of the b
c- hlh arrrD's relist, proceeded fa5ti-
IL Eafchtrs ilI. Iace Ing he retiring column l.
SUI 81 hack enemy fEoIn Beihod, rOved
rs ward 2 " tie jerusalem AID sussex sOurt House
roads Our troops therefore oE9 cred their rear
cul ara cursed II further tkaa Nottoway river
ry have returned camp briuGisg teR prisoners Our
luz was 7e.y slight.
ae Superintendent of he Ran Road reports SD ut six
niles If tue track torn up.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

I-,opers report that Cheatham commands the right
-. trs ssnre, and Stewart the left
Ga closed on TIE 9th at $40.
Ior5on Times, commenting on Webb's letter, says
chat English water is not easily moved BY the u"sS1I
language but allows words however ohsasiVe 20 W
,ecsrd 1t says Yebbs letter is bot OF she shRns'
".icoI inheritance, and only shows the temper In
ertsip men, representing the most powerful section
Americans are accustomed to hink and salk OF u.s.
,-othrg eIaa Of interest.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

DEoATUR.-An army Officer who has bean liz Daca-
sur, Ala. since the evacuation OF that post By the Fed
position be Inspected. It's i'm 'ortaCce "a railroad
point being the junction Of tie Nashville and Memphis
and Charleston reads, led the Yankees to expend a
vast amount OF labor and the garrison of the
strongest they had on the ine between Chattanooga
and Nashville. Gen. Hood no doubt ecsed judciousy
n passing it By.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

In tbs stables butt Paris for tha emperor Napo-
leon is vast hpDudr0mc. nsatly square; the floor is
covered with card AID 6aWGus end Inc vslis VAIN
scotcd and padded the bone riders thrown from
their hoses. There is gallery capable Of holding thirty
pesos and the bUlldoa is lighted from she roof. This
sabes composed Of three Mares, separated arches
aud divided into boarded staa eah vhioh bears the
name Of he horse that occuniss it, Ths managers
constructed that portion always contains The
s large loose box 1T the extremity Of each The
touRta ms Ia th9 coul lizards Supplied with water from
the Seine.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
CON0REG9,
RICHMOND, Dec. IL

RICHMOND, Deo. Is h, IBt4,
asns.e passed the bill to authorize the trREsTission
prrg % soldiers free Of postage also the bill for
10 employment Of all free male nsgroes and forty thou
nd saves 70 WORK upon Notifications and perform other
fho. sosp,cted with the dsfaDoss Of tbs Country.
Gen J2seph e. Johnston occupied priTsd scat in he
ssoa.s chamber today.
10 acuse, tho seQue9tration aud currency ea' were
- tscrsSed,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
HOODS PROGRAMME

HOODS PRoGRAMME-Tne Montgomery Appea
has Information which leads it 10 believe that ia the
event that General Hood finds the deences CT Nash
vile too formidable to justify attempt to carry Them
be will to the left of the city and make Ularks
vile, sixty FIVE miles below, the Cumberland River
his headquarters for the winter At the same time he
would capture Fort Donelson, thrtyfve miles below
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

The GRAND LoDGR of North Carolina closed its
annual session on Wednesday night.
a magnificent medal was presented to VIM. t. Balm
for twenty five years Grand Secretary The rresenta-
ton address was made by Dr. A: G. Mickey, Of south
Carolina.
The following are the officers for the next year:
Grand Master, John Mccormick, of Hsrnet.
. Deputy Grand Master, Eugene Grissom, of Graf
vile.
Grand Senior Warden, r. W. Best of Greene.
Grand Junior Warden, David IL. Stephenson OF
Wake.
Grand Senior Deacon, r. v B!ackstock, Of Bun
con:be.
Grand Junior Deacon, W. W. Dunn of Lanoir
Grand Secretary, William I. Balm, of r legh.
Grand Treasurer, G, w. D. Hutchings, of Raleigh.
Grand Tyler, J. II Beta, of Raleigh
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

GooD RsAsoN1NG.-There is a good deal of sound
sease at times, in the remarks of insane persons At
lunatic plum, few days since, patient was asked
If BE was tond OF ridiog on horseback "No, cir,
ride hobby" "There ia not much difference between
the two" caTeles:Y remarked the gentleman. Oh
yes there is said the patient, and is this if you
ride horse, you can stop him and get off, but when
you mount hobby you can't stop and you can't get
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

ADIl4I MA rOR'S ROILCE.
TENHE USD lh5IGNED at N Hanover County Cou,t
L Dec nb-r Term, 1864, having Iaiihed adniQst
Tor The EODsT Gursau JAS d5GcAset, 4-r5DY
notifies 81 persons Ted ne estate vt Do.
ceased make innsdl payment aud ettensnl aGd
ell pers having claims against ea1 wi
them Tor WluIn the prescribed " law,
his b. pleaded o rec very.
Tnis, tie IL day OF Dec mber, 1854
OWEN ALDaE1AN, Admir-.
Dec. l5lh ~ 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

ADMINISTRATORS sALEc.
sNHE UNDER IGNED having qualified as AdmnistralCr
l. on the estate robert Gdfs au1u5 deceased, wal
sell Point UasUeH lower BAcA RVef, oa AOnday, tho
I'd day u IanuaV 1864 1dH interest Ii n5w Fat,
capacity of apou cords Of WOOD b IlIB tho
estate of said dceeased the Time aud place,
ali the parishabe property belonging 10 ia estate.
OWAN ALDAkaAN, Admir-.
Nc. 10Th 1857
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
rAgEe UP AND Cotsxs4.rnD

TAEEEN Up AND COHH.4TED
ITO The JAIL Of OnsloH two neg1o men, by the
of ISAAC and I5U N, who say they belong the Etto
David Villa ms, Deceased Of New Hanover County.
The owner manager of said negroes is requested
come Provo property pay charges and them
away, they will be dealt with as the Jaw directs.
E. MURRILL. Jr., Shift
DEC, IL. 1854, 8Ilt--l2 IT,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
HDaiaEsTrE -TOIt;s aO1ICE.

HDaiSEo1EL >TOit's NOTICE.
THNHE SUBSCRIBER having at December term, Court of
Pleas and Carrier Session. qualified Administrator
the Of VIM Keith deceased hereby notifies all
persons indebted to ii estate, to make payment the
subscriber, aad a persons havig cam against the
tate will present them within the prescribed by law,
Tho notice will be plead ia bar Of their recovery
JOHN 7. MOORE,
Administrator.
Dsc. I4th SO It'll Is"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

DEED.
10 lew Hanover County, the 2sth October, 1864,
JAMES Richard. Infant Of Lieut. l. J. and Mary 2,
e. Pickett, aged mo- tn and one day
Thy daye, my little one, few;
An Angels morning visit
That came and vanished with the dew;
Twas here" IS gone, where is il!
Yet didst thou leave behicd thee
8 clue for love TO fld thee.
BY A FREED.
Of yellow fever, at ST. Geotges Bermuda, August Is h,
P. E WALDEN, CT New Orleans, La. ReqWGscat in pace
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

exactly similar In spirit and London rufanism has not
decreased in the interval The prevailing feeling at these
sights is that OF base enjoyment at the taking away Of
human life and public execution Ia nothing better
than the rufian's and murderer's saturnaia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

Gov Clark, of Miss, hiss issued bis proclamation
calling upon the militia OF Noxabee, Winston, and
Yazoo counties, and ali south OF that lne to assemble
without delay at Summit, Brandon and Meridian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

The double endec guaboat Tacooy wen: ashore eff
Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, fey days ago ami
had not been released from her perous position when
last heard from.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

1t is expensive to get sick; thtro's Lincoln tax upon
sickness 1t is expensive to be healthy there's q
Lccon tax On health 1t is expressive to die there i.
Lincoln tax On DEATH Louisville Journal
But the Journal has one consolation LETT There is
GO tax on lying WGshington Chronicle
That is because tn party that dos the lying does
the taxiBg- Loais siIe Journal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

ADHTIEIaTRATOR's rOEECE.
EHE SUBSChIB Err having been duly qualified at June
term 1864 the Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
for Hanover County Administrator with the Will
annexed of the estate Of VIVA Croon eased, notifies
all persons indebted said to make immediate
payment; ana ali persons having claims against the
are notied to present SUCH duly authenticated
within time prescribed by law, otherwise this notice
will be plead In bar of their recovery.
JOHN JONES', Admir-.
Dec. ID. 1888