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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-11

late number Of the Richmond Examiner contains a
record Of the death Of Capt. EDWARD CAMPBELL Fox,
who fell mortay wounded in action at Yellow Tavern
Va on the 18th Of May last The members Of the cav.
airy company which he COMMANDED 10 the Fifth Virginia
Regiment unite a tribute Of respect to his memory in
which his virtues as man and soldier receive hieh
commemoration.
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DEATH OF AN OLD EDITOR, New Orleans papers
announce the death Of Peter K Wagner Esq the odest
printer and eitor in that city He was it is stated
brother Of the editor Of the old Federal Republican pub
lshed in Baltimore in 1914,
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Government has commenced building barracks at St
Louis for the accommodation Of fugitive negroes, and de-
signed 10 hold ten thousand,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-11

DysEsTERY-An effoctusl remedy for this distressing
disease most cases. will be found in using the leaves
the wild red raspberry made into aud taken three times
per day,-Boston Traveller.
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devotional services.
THE NEGROES JUBILEE.-It publicly announced
on Wednesday afternoon that the of the grounds OF
the Presidents Mansion had been granted to the negroes
on the day appointed for national humiliation and prayer
for demonstration of the appreciation of the coored
people of the muehdesred and highly appreciated prv
lges they permitted to enjoy since the freeing of the
slaves and sbohing of the black laws of the District
Columbia" We learn from the editorial columns of the
Chronicle that this prominent feature of the days
exercises. The assemblage OF col0red people within
the Presidents grounds it says swollen to size OF
sufficient magnitude to well fill the ample allotment which
they had received permission to monopoze Inside the
grounds platform was erected which accommodations
we're made for tho speakers Around this benches were
placed which during the most part Of the day. not
only well filled but crowded Meanwhile groups rsposed
under every tree walked TO and fro along the shaded
paths The thick eaved trees that filed these grounds
rained down shower of shade. From these
pended swings Of which not only the children but the
grown folk too, made abundant Every conrvance,
indeed that could sdd to the pleasure of the time
brought into energetic requiston Outside the grounds
the scene was almost animated and diversified with
in Along the line Of the black ratings, and reposug
the stone enclosure, colored women, and chill,
dren who having heard enough preachg and addressing
perhaps had out there TO patronize the stands
which were set forth lemonade and other refreshments
Ardent the desire WAS among these coored people to
rssous observe the day. they yet contrved to render
considerable amount OF amusement not inconsistent with
the religious programme. THIS programme devouty
carried out as fully the exgencies which inevitably ae
or susss occasions would peTEt"
MURDER AND ARsoN.--On Thursday evening, about
six o'clock serious riot occurred ninth street east
and north, (near Lincoln hospita) wner5 num-
Der of negro shantes situated At OF these shan
ties three negro engaged in fitting window
| frame in soldier passing by picked Ratchet be
longing to of them The negro went after the soldier
requested hn to give back his Ratchet which he first
refused do but afterwards threw it down The negro
picked up the Ratchet and cursed the soldier who re-
seuted his nsolence, and general ensved During
the riot soldier named Robert Stroup belonging to the
Sixth Peunsy cavalry, struck with Ratchet
| and killed Two other soldiers, named John Moran
and George w Jacobs, struck in the head and
verey injured The soldiers then set Ere to the shantes
and three Of them were consumed but by the prompt
efforts Of the police and citizens living the vicinity the
flames then sxnguished The police arrested eight
ten Of the rioters who examined yesterday morn
4 ing James johnson aud NathEniel Williams, both ne
groes committed for trathe ormeg haying fatally
used thu Ratchet aud tho latter hoe. The remainder
were discharged.
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LOCAL M ATT Err 8.

HUMILIATION AND PRAYER.-Though our citizens gene
rally suspended business Thursday last few of the
stores and it seemed all the ordnares and other pub
lie houses kept open, that city did not every
where that Sabbath like aspect which in times past
has usually prevailed days thus set apart for sacred
purpose Many of people however, religously OBJ
served the day pursuant to the accommodation of the
President, day of national humiliation and prayer
Nearly all the churches open held appropriate
devotional services.
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His Exceency MICHAEL HAHN Governor Of Louisiana
Until further ORDERS you hereby invested with the
powers exercised hitherto by the Military Governor of
Louisiana Yours, ABRAHAM LINCOLN" /,
This Michael Hahn is officer of the United States
the President without law, without the advice and con.
sent Of the Senate bya private note not
signed by the Secretary Of State makes him Dictator OF
Louisiana
The bill provided for the civil administration of the Jaws
Of the Staet it should bs in ct tsmper to govern it.
sef-repeaing all laws recognising slavery, and making
all equal before the law These benefcent provisions
the President has annulled People will de- and marry,
and transfer property and buy and sell and these acts
of civil life courts and officers Of the law are necessary
Congress legsaed for these necessary things and the
President deprves them Of the protection Of the law!
The Presidents purpose to instruct his Military Govern
to proceed according to the bl'-a makeshift to
calm the disappointment its defeat has occasoned-s not
merely grave usurpston but transparent deuson He
cannot proceed according to the bill" after preventing il
from becoming law. Whatever is done will be at his
will and pleasure BY persons responsible to no law and
interested to secure the interests and execute the
will Of the President than of the people and the will Of
Congress is to be "held for naug unless the loyal
people Of the rebel States choose to adopt It," IF they
shosd gracousy prefer the stringent bill to the easy pro.
clamaton still the registration will be made under legal
sancton II will give no assurance that majority Of the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

common occurrence in our vesaels.of.war How do We
know but that the Alabama protected the
and perhaps better and that the American guns threw
their shot through the British iron as easily did
through the British oak At any Captain Winaow
showed his coed sense by placing there
and if be had not with all the experience before him. he
would have teen justly censured.
The engagement which has terminated successfully to
our flag and pennsnt is probably the most rema kabe on
record the Vessela being we'll matched end proves
the great superiority of American naval ocers
ships and guns those OF fIRland Who has SO long
ngy asserted that rued the " If Captain
ont in August with another British pirate
ship be will End his equal in
an honest Yankee man Of waE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

MEssRS EDITORS,
Il notice in the Journal Of yesterday Card over
the signature Of New Hanover. propos Ig the name of
{! most talented aud gallant young citizens COL
JOHN D. AlIhY, suitable person to represent in
the next legislature.
glad the proposed. The honor ia stly
dua and must say humble judgment better choice
could not have been made Col. Barry is young mau Of
iedged ability, OF sterling integrity untarnished by
political sint tried pAtTot and better soldier the
ConfodeEacy has produced the commencement OF
the lie jlsrlY merits and will doubtless receive In
mis- his native county the largest vote that has been poed
many eIe c3ns past. Success the gallant soldier
pet lot. AN OLD VOTER.
Co. Barry enlisted at the the
prjv. end by his meritOriJUs conduct has
private soldier TO his posto which he occupies
JGIV 20 h. 1884. POS It-42 te
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rR1M THE UNITED STATES.

MOBILE, July 9th, 1864
.ocial d;zrstcb the Register, from senatobia July
b. saies thai Northern da'es Wilson return
r destroying sixty niles of railroad, and burning
...scas on the DaBvIle Road for twenty miles.
ae'7 corps IS in the vicinity of Harpers Ferry. Hun.
49, AM Sc gel have evacua ted AaTtinsb1Es.
~ Hara DIS CORRESPONDENT ut Bermu ia Hundreds rays
h bo nes taking their last repose before girding
T.. 7 battle.
,.ar. cf he Treas ry.
seven stcau:era under convoy fred iato lear
..l.sru5 1n Uncut damage.
-tTa3su'a advance been bu etined great sue
q-ss Eld his army is fine spirits.
Gba n Y " he ad'a'' Washington special rrespondent
"a hat LiucoIn will call for hlf million OF men ipme.
-',-e,g adjournment Of Congress.
hhurne i-aucd special order taking forty citi-
ems ts a hostage gard on railroad trains.
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NE II

IL this town. ~cnt y olnug, ii instant jJH~
aL-Oa, Of john W. and y. 4. Monroe, &8ed y g.
Z \ months
Kied N Tuesday, 28ta Of Jnoo CT board the sro"e.
/" Old Doanicn," }. ii RIVAL. # the s gn.: Corps "gc
70 yeas e NAIVE Of Virginia, END aroDg Il d
> TOOK up II sc OF 'n@Ir county 6h'T
i,tn2 il her biz has been oe chtrac =
by eVsEy noble which Gu or y u q t'H" hL a Q
brave COLDER and 1re, gas u!eh tattl
Tart il 6een e. Ige neLts ana "eS 'ohneu o. Il
at Eu Raa and Caaeel orvilie P1ssessD g IA qIa -
OF head and heart taa he uis cnao" ed WEI 10 -
alt ed bri4 at att ihues Of mind anu aracter "hG
long /, the truly gout great. h:s d atm % me-
viii be oss elncrre amrned not only by DIE De- va
famI. to VIII. nis many shining virtues ehGe@f c'''
yt his COM r. vii IL tic ~ OF ore Of NJ o'a''
sons a,d CT L + ON is cAtT ned cic.es On o
hr m N = o,anlen d. " unt!y n lived Tor j,
e de - di lived true Inaf and 3 ger"
80 ~ of.;ly with Li0ertY7 III iirn OF IN, -
-, e-e1o slc from the Ds-ia5 aYink sufges q" We
"a, M er o13 his cIs eIe 20 note o'
rne iye- trnno Of tame reDetrat- he uH gh
hor n ygkic, he .tpo,e, aid nraah ola lie "a -
ri etaher urasa or stir the 1eiess asa
inn D var e'cr sgsin ken The thro 81 ~
n h.4 heat bat When h aoI trump n ~ S"hn "ho
j e0as be efsn4iied Ks OF The D3"i, vi
cha rt (faiser than h gorg Gus aLhe ga 49,
up,,n Be Il stand beside ne s CIV 49, OK
and ae ho rich PEGS Of praise tbs ooGn sA Ia p0u
ages ati Is endenG glori@a Of Etorni'y' W D. -
At -ha resistance Of h Lotin, in he ton o. h"'ton
m -ba 23d OF .ay little WILLIAM EUGENE lnans con VI
" g. l. and 21r.am 10 tn, aged NOUNS and ~, ny
lso a5 the Same place, on the ~ Jone, H'1i7
Is IELE, agedl year, 10 montha snd DAYS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14
NEW SWORD FOR sEMMEs-ADMIRAL ANsoN, R. n, HEADS
THE LONDON COMMITTEE

THE LONDON COMMITTEE.
A committee, headed by Admiral Arson, has been
torneaain London to raise, by guinea subscriptions
und for the purchase of handsome sword to replace
that which Captain Semmes sunk with bis ship.
1t is eported that considerable sum has also been
raised IN Liverpool fox the same object.
THE YACHT DEERHoUND TENDER TO THE ALABAMA
The London News publishes account of the Kear-
sarge and Alabama affair." correcting false statements
IN regard to the course pursued ~ the former. 1t
charges that the Deerbound acted as sort of tender to
the Alabama that Captain Winslow would have
cured the whole of the officers and crew of the Aaba-
bama had be not placed too much confidence in the
honor Of the owner of the yacht that he considered
Captain Semmes and Others who escaped as bound in
honor to give themsely up, and that he did pur-
and fire upon the Deerbound because he did not be-
eVe that any carrying the flag of the royal yacht
squadron oud act SO dishonoraby.
The News also publishes letter from Mr. Stoddart
Master of the Kearsarge, complaining that the Deer
hound was the consort ofth Alabama
UNION SENTIMENT IN PARIS.
The Paris emps and Saecle denounce the exagger-
ated and pro- Southern given by the semiC fiji
cal papers OF Paris of the destruction of the Aaba
ma.
soME CT sEMMEs' VICTIMS LIBERATED.
Thirty seven of the crews of the ships Rockingham
and Tycoon, destroyed by the Alabama, have been
landed at liavre By French steamer.
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The Was hinsson Dispatch.


Captain WiDslow will undoubtedly be recommended for
promotion 10 the rank of commodore, his c0nuisior ID
date from the day which he destroyed the Alabama
but The confirmation Of the epate necessary 10 give
effect to the appointment.
gentlemen Of Prominence assume that, beyond the
OF humanity in rescuDg Semmes from drowning. the
course CT the Decrhound c0Dtravention
OF nations, which. they say, viii justify demand for MS
rendition.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14
VARIETY STORE, LlTEST ARRIVALS.

s.-..E Utaa., 2U"d sAos All a. 'ps, Fish ho.ks,
Il assor; siz.s; Co Yeas dand 5a"' So Ca
B.s:ad Fue-. Eitct CO:tOn ards. WV N01Is,
ed Copye.a., 4 %, Ticks H..chss hGiaa anu
Niue C,Io.s, :. d. ~aIt Ver htr Key ne ol&Tu1s,
l.t.e.y. TgbaCc P.4- Bus, Su's 6Uls BtS "ee', oaI
Gard. Gard zaca., % . = Eng In hl;@rJ, Ho"-
81. l..7acDs avs, Y n ish. Girlbs, &C. &c
wy wilson . Valip,y tore
49, IN 2j9-.tS42-lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

TO TIE VOTERS or NEW HANOVER COUNTY,.
hAVIaG ,a4i4ed thai Ian. OF MY rIe4Gs are OI no
fniLion that hpid very pref AZ OH e, have been
c1.stGaiued make tn tohC"Lg statement which VIII
re Uas IGcl u, 3ud val, Prove the tact ny h b.
Wood tnaa be eff l no" Id dot pay seven
Lund ed dollars Confederate none, tie Legislature
EnYng removed al Il litigation oI0 OF the County
Govt The iprTi0r Court.
Y,ry respectfully
%, servant,
6AaIUhLl H. BJNT Nc.
July 2th, 1861. 2b1G42te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

EHfcieI4CsT CIT L A&s SOLDIERS OF DUBLIN
COUNTY.
myself candidate for reelection to
il tbs House Of GOmmuns promising If elected,
yo faithful reprosS t4tlve, va having your
lule e.: aud est the Of Sta'e ViUW.
L.. w. HODGES.
Warsav Univ l l86A-4-2t-2i4-tet
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RJaE SiLEi{LEl

WE are rcqUested 20 announce IAJDR ROBERT B. Nc
0AE. (fvrucIIy the 10 Keg't n Q. candidat
flee OF sheriff vi New AuOGar COQAty the elgc
zion ugu=tAcxt.
jyre z 239-te%
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14


s5or:E.c1a Eensi>s--9he xs.,n,n nIr sEasla"dig-
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held recently
in Bergen county, New York to denounce the usurpa-
tons OF Lincoln and to IT jolce the return of
exile. Valandgham. " hlle the committee on res u-
tons we're out the meetlng Was sddrt sSed by Hoo,
JOHN Van Loon, OF New York City whose hardest
hits at the ueurper Of the White House Ioud7s
cheeed. AT conclusion OF lis address the following
resolutions were repor
WHEREAS Abraham Lincoln ii Lis efforts to in.irnid ate
he Aae peope and suppress ali criticism upon the
ac Of AdmnsIat alton, I'D kiGnap and ban "a by brute
orce, violation of all law AID justice Hon. u
HHsasAs, III. Va 1'gh4m in dcfa; of he lille, al
ary edics Of The corfnpt rant has returned
friends and p4h iiy claim the protection o
h laws B the bAnos o. his ioio"-ctizeAs; AID
hIs, q and uia Ipo c his 1
santy practCed since he has been in Office has nj
anexamped cal ed together MS horde of @o-
hooHa sud announc rs determination TO re eIeca "a
Reso1osd Tha. hal gith 1omn<lel pleasure te re-
6ioo ~ l.. FaiaLd'ghall 10 his n@fiv- 3ae
,"d sreby We him tc'oue ct be r felt ttanks IL
bold d hi9n he cgs N he Teeth + ii; Wick
usl 81 WAC 50 tse'y wIongeu Glm
ReolUgd hat the kun ppns and abduction Of M.
vaIny, w1i ha= covs5d its alttJr al att oIS
anduirg infany aud that the wicked notre Uh CO
rlu1oph If ga liant ya-dg tyGaot.
| ResoIoed HIT past lawess oopduct Il Abfah n
bio se lease of power, uIakes it IL ugl-
bent upon the America. people to lard their berries
voice that kir VAli~n. i'm aus Other criz
tsha be The OF arbitrary ;oWer tor q 6 az
L. oment pending the present Presidential Contest.
Another resolution deinauds "lh8 right or free dis
cusslon AID pure ballot COX tie right 10 aunasa t@
reeking imam }0s AdaIns raiiol, und TO
ouri from power by lair verdict taa same peg
pie the ballot box. Inc reading Of the resolutions
was frequently nerupte by loud applause, AID hey
were Unanimously adopted.
TIE PEACE MOVEMENT AT THE NORTH
!. Among the letters written to the late Peace Demo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

Nzporss OF eAs Z, Of ihe EZsaEsarge.
Sd g6o1 Browne reports
John " ID ,Glpsey, quarter gunner, has HID an arm
am / atd. OWING To Il fracture.
Nlluanl GwlD and James Macbeth, ordinary SEA-
EHen, severely WOUNDED.
by the Asia.
By the Asia, a Il aax, vt received last niSAt the
ioluwng tetgra hic newspaper reports ncefnlng tne
results OF the late action between the Alabama ana
he &c, the movements OF StmDes, his hopes OF a
Lew vessel, he kCGIess ct bis + giIsh Ids, 81.
Che aecJuLts are dated ii Epgiald TO tie 26lh OF
june:
THE PRISONERS FROM THE ALABAMA PARoLED.
Tie officers ana seenlen Of th4 Alabama captur-
cd by the Ke2rsaIge had been liberated parole at
Chez rourg,
1sNIEs LIKEIT TO SET OUT IN THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
letter 10 the Paris PGtrie states that Capt Semmes
has anuourCed that lht 10 of August he will again
enbah Il neH Alabama, which Will at that date De
C0mpl-.e5.
e eeanen Of tue Old Alabama will continue to re.
ce.e pay and form pare of the OF the new rebel
cruiser.
Kum'E points TO the steamer Rappntannock, the ex-
IN lsh war Vessel which stole away from Sheerness to
oaias as lie likely vessel which Semmes will take pos.
session Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

We are rGq1eated TO w. r. WARD, a can
dde 10 represent Dupn county, in the senate in the
next tie reral Assembly.
July II. 2626t-42t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

WE are ar,hOl .zed 70 announce the Hon. SAN1L j..
PEK~ON aua CAPT JOHN Ii. HAYES cArdI aLcs 10
represent y Hanover county The House o. Commons
Of toe L x Ciuu3Ial Assembly,.
" FnHa I6th l38-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

,sIoss was forty.seven killed and a large number
'Wadsd We csptured many horses, small arms and
n-naats cur less was killed number of wounded
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14
EgLlOW-EDTDIERs AND FEGLOw-CIgIZENs
rEEkn ENUNTY RLhDEN.

Tarough the solicitation many. at this late hour
become candidate to represent you ia The Commons
of your Legislature. Conf ieHtly expecting your
supp ort, pledge my best efforts promote your every
intereEt In to the many esous that may arise,
will say h t | am in favor OF Peace sace early
ana honorable Pea2e One that will and
poste the rights cur homes AID freslcs, to
the latest period Of time.
ROBT B. CAIN,
Go. r. 3 ith Regiment n. c. Troops.
JaIv 70 1861 j0.7.-49
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

We are authorized auo lequetted TO Col L.
D Hall as : CANDIDATE Gor otiCo Sheriff OF New
-uover c0ualy, d. he e.cCtlOR IL august Lext.
JIM, 49, 23Tte.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

WE ARE AUTCRIZED To announce Col q
COBB ga candidate for .lhe Office Sheriff of Robeaon
Couaty 2. the election in August next.
jaw IL 422t*
We REsPEG. FULLY recommend the following ticket
to the Of New Hanover County both Soldiers and
citizens, for members of the next Legislature.
For THE SENATE:
JOHN A. TAYLOR, of Wilmington.
FOa COMMONS:
Capt. Z. B. POWERS, Co. E. 3rd Regt. N. @. T,
gerg'. Fl. s. AVERFrT. Co. B. lst N, q. Battalion.
FOLD Frs AT FORT CAMPBELL.
july 422E+
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

We ere authorized and requested to announce ELI W.
HALL canulQale iot reeIecoA ~ the Senate, il the
G1ra ~ 2lS to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

We are Authorized to announce the name OF JAMES
CAGaWEiL Candidate TO represent Baden county
il the uext Legislature in The House of Commons.
CONSERVATIVE.
Tniv ian 42.w5t*
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G,Ea..E s,aN.r. :,


I-oR : STEER th.. came 10 n, pltaa'iCn E ma ire
Z since. rlTk:l III or y auI LlLS 10 me 's-
II ron ~ ( p l.t jne ~ l." 10y no
E4,, l. come forward II property, pay Oh tE' -
taxi HIN away otaerGiss &c w de-aC ait - "o i''
o1'~N' REUBEN EVERilT.
July y.
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EIES SEEEliEaEE

WEa~a Authorized aud reqaesttd announce Capt. s.
E. EUN TING as - candidate tor Iho SheIlhalty New
HanoVur uoauty, It's eAsunS election IL Angus next.
.yuue 2jtn 246 to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

g, WILlI&4ION &ARkEF, July I3ta 1851
During TIE past wcch very been done in
tie way Of t&!es ocmg Ii eat measure, to ih1 con-
RAJ CATrLEIhc Ii so il better supplied with booves
aua lhtre only muNed demand tor nutcnespg purposes.
ices ued &ad quoe sales On the boof IL %
to 81 50 per h. for meat as ~ quality.
EAC-N Is pc@Fce ard IL demand. wa quote Lroa carts
a. sss s ~ a. to s. so per ID.
ECr.oN-No su 60 OF consequence to report. We quote
C1s>-I, demand S2o 70 $50 per bushel
| CORN NEAL-Ratals frOla th1 g'Anarlea a. SO por
quo p3oPPEsAs-Fstais =: So TO 81 per ID.
Fp"1ps IL moaoi 1T, supply aud only roj all demand
axsa. W. q4Oo Ecm stlro al S@@5 pes Cb tof Super-
FORAGE AID sl5 TO SIS; and Shuoks $I2 to
,e SF ~ RS g. ard dry 50 to s. so per h.
| EATaBR soc SIT to SIS, a4d Upper $40 per Id,
| LARD-i.y the pol, s. per TO-.
| NAIs-SL 20 TO s. 80 prf lG by the E5&.
| Tea rura--FroRl carts $50 or eGshs!. 49,
PCULrAI- hlcksns IS 10 s., al grown fowls IS to SIC
KIcs-oIaan ia daI at % 70 90 cents per ID.
/ n.LT-gA5 ma k.s rutB Gai, aid 10 sales OF conse-
o1sc h.vo b en- de- We qu1.e sou-d mAde at SIS to
IUGAR~Brgwn 81 to 81 80 per 10:
yeltegs lacLory, s. Is to s. PER yard &C.
PMS HTIHs9 ola nal at s. to S. per gallon,
i Yam BY he 50 per o1nch' eli. 49, la.
WOOD scArce ana IA domAdi @GlS % we pca oa4
o4E x " 80 ~ ''N' ~
unuEY MARKET.
little has been DE- m sto h5 or 0ooa' Ga,iDg
per boods, du5 76o al pa al 10'' q '''' "Ai0
TIE toO"I-g QaDIh 10 d arc Ooln9 pau w n' N'"N''S
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14
.r,jl-3stts OE! NlW HANOVER COUUNTY.

A. the ficn OF friends in and OF the army,
announce IL candidate for in the House OF
Conn iu the u9ld, shall not have oQporu-
t. meeting Hy FLOW. ciiz9ns, hut trust my potcal
sut3ienry known-eude ivoriGg, as have since
tbs OF this to show my talth by my
s0rk8 If honJred by election can assure my COM
arms, sod friends at home shall ever be watch
ul o. "a II Ieceata prompt and faithful h discharge
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14

We u. tom the New Y ori Herald of The It'll list
d; Ills connected with the disaster 10 the ALBANIA
at least ne Yankee version Of ;hem. We give also
81 hs calaous d wlc1 the Herald precedss the de
ali. aloEesad, that our readers may form some notion
D. uo 1auke style of dong these things. 1t is de-
Il a.! the spread eagle order -
Fiom ho NJ York R~1a!d OF the 7th Instant.