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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-14
LEVI G. BECK,
Frcu the Rev J. Newton Brown D. D. Editor Of the Ency
copeiia Of Religious knowledge, and Christian
q. u I'LL

clopeIia OF Religious Know edge, and Christian
Chronicle Philadelphia.
Although not disposed TO favor recommend Patent Ned.
cins general through distrust Of their ingredients and
Effects. yet Of sufficient why may lot
testify lie benefits he believes hsefto have received rom
any simple preparation the hope that he tICs contribute
to the benei; OF others
lido hi. tho readily In ressrdto Hcohand German Bit
ters preraI.d by Dr. C. ~ Jackson Of this city
psiudced them for many years under the mprsoa
that they ch-y alcoholic mixture am indebted 70
my friend Robert Shoemaker esq for the removal Of pre-
1re by proper tests aud encouragement, 20 ny them,
when suffering rom great aud long continued debility. The
ue bottles oese bt.er he ginning OF the pres
ent wear followed by evident relief and restoration TO
degree OF bodily and mental which had not s Tor s1
month. before aud almost ispsired OF regsuns there
fore thank God and my end for directing the 81
! them. J. NEWIbN bhUNN, fbnadelpIiA
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Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan. - 1864.
The following is tho calendar Of the Court
of Appeala for Thursday. January a. Noe. . 49, a..
g. ~ 81. a. ~, -, 81.
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From the Rev Jos H. KennsFd Pastor Of the 10th Bsplst

Dr. JACEsOy-Dcdr S lh4ye been frequently r.qnesed'o
rv name with COMMUNICATIONS Of different kinds Of
bu, egarny the practice out Of my appropriate
sphere have IN ala decIed bat with clear proof
,sp. end particularly in my family, Of the useful
mes. of Dr. oonand bittrrs depart fer nom
my 70 sIpres my foil That or SeHere1
a "a fe preparation. In some cases may A
b., usually doubt not, VIII be very eeneheA TO nose
,.lo suffer from The above cause. - .x
Your yer, sespccsfuly >. H. kEHNAhp,
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SAN FRANCISCO Wednesday, Jan. ~ 1868.
MOnoy iS easy at usual rates. Exchange OH
New yori and L9gdop ~ ibc saloo ~ On lar, ssswo
dav
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r. READ WHO SAYS so

From the Rev. Levi g. Beck Pastor Of the Bsts Church
Penberton, v. J., formerly Of the North Bapii
Church, Philadelphia
have known Noc6snds German Btters fsvorsbly for
number years. have used heu in my family and
have been pleased with their effects that induced
recommend them many others and know that they have
operated In ssrknsy beneficial manner. take erea, ples
thus pabcy pr0cai.Bs this and calling the
ton afflicted with the diseases which they
recommended these Bttersknowng from experience
shat NY recommendation will be sustained. do this
checricly Hoohnis B,es Is intended TO benefit The
afflicted snd a mot 4 drink
Yours truly LEVI G. BECK.
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J. II. TURNER.
No. TO y. l9tb-si

From tie Rev j. ~ Lyons formerly pastor OF The Columbus
N,w-RoCHKIIg " Y.
DE- c. NJ JAcEsoS-Dsdr Sir; | feel pleasure th.s o.
av own accord 20 bear testimony 10 the excellence OF INC
.us, Bitsr. some wears since. being much afflicted with
p,.p-us,a used them with very benehca results have
or .econ pended them persons eneebed by tn~t tot.
rtr disease and have heacd them tho moot catering
az 20 their great sans. In cases OF genera aeo
w. J. n. LYONS.
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Honors q" the GniInnt Dead-The House
Committees Compliment TO Gen. Grant
Municipal.

HON On SIeciaI IOIf"sI old' NJ
ALBANY, Jan. -. 1884.
BoHoRs 10 HE GALLANT DEAD.
Tie Assembly resolved ihis m0rnin0 10 unite
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REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BIrrERs
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS no RUM OR WHISKY,
AND CAN T MAKE DRrsKARDs,
Is THE BEST TONIC
IN THE WORLD.
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DYSPEPSIA,

DYSPEPSIA AND
DISEASES RESULTING ZION
DISORDERS OF TIE Liver
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
HOOFLANDs
GERMAN BITTERs.
The gres. s,rengthenng
TONIC.
Tho" Bitters have performed mere Corss,
Have and do give better ssti,isc,ion'
Have more testimony!
have more respectable people to vouch for ,b,mt
Than any other article in the nsrlst.
We defy any one to Contradict this assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any tha. vii produce Certificate publ,ss 6yss
that Is not Genuine.
BOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS,
viii cure every cue Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIsEAsEs
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM DIsOR-
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
RysULTINa FROM DISORDERS or TIE DrGssr,yb OKeASs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, FgInes of Blood to ID. Eesa
Aciiity Of the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn, Disgust
fsr Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Ernc.aons Sinking or FluteI-
ing at the Pit OF the Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head,
Hurried and
Difficult Breathing,
F.G,terng at the Heart,
Choking or SuIocs,ing Sensations when
10 . lying postdro, DimneS u
Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight:
Fever and Doh Pain in the Head
Deficiency OF Precipitation, Yeowne0o Q.
The SKIN and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back Cheat,
Constant Imasnss Of Evil and Great Depression Of spirts
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RANDOLPH.
Germantovr. Pc

From, the Rev. J. IT, Tuner Pastor BLEEDING ~ L. church.
Philadelphia.
UR J.rysoS-D edr Sir Having used your German Biiters
In y family frequently an prepared to the, u has been
oil fcat service beey. that In most cases OF general Do
b y ~ the Is the safst aud most valuable remedy
OF which have sny knowledge. . ..,.,-o
Your, respectfully, ), H. lIhNnhr
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J. II. KENNARD.
sth below Coatesst., Philsdelphis.

From the Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor OF Bspsi Church.
Germantown.
Dr. C. NJ JAcBsov-Dsay Sir Personal experience enhoss
me 10 say regri the German bter prepared oy yos
- ,o,f eycelleu, medicine In Of cold and
General debility been greatly benefited by the use OF
the Bors and doab NOT they viii produce similar effects Oh
others ,,,.nn,N,.,.Do. mn
Yours truly, NAkhtS hANpoLfh N
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From ne Rev. Thos wnter Pastor Of RoIboroosh bsPu"


E.om ne Kew IAos Nlh"r As'"' VI "'A'''N's "f
DR J.cKsos DeIy Sir; feel due 70 your 81 sep J.
preparation ilooiand German Bers, TO atd my testimony!
the deserved reputation II hs, obtained nave io yea,
s. b..u orbed With ctet disorder IN my head ana
yous system. snd,ised BY iriend TO try o.i
your German Bers did so, ana have Experiences ne
relief; my health ha- been very naeTiAAy pene
Eed confidently recommend the article where meek W.T.
case. similar my own, Ani have been assured oy a' "
'A'A good elects A'' T. WiNris S Ro,oorousA P.
FROM the Rev j. Herman Of the German Reformed onao'
kutIown, Rerhs County, Pa I'LL
Dn c. NJ Ja,Gscs-Rsspsced s"; have oeen an,
wiz Dyspeps nearly twen.y years aud have never
rnedian. thai di me rs much sooa as hoona ave
an very much improved In health after having ~
bottles. Your with respect, = > hi"'
PRICES.
Isrse zethodns nearly double quanty) u ps' o''''
hai Cos. ~.
smal. s.c-I5 cents per bo,te-hslt dc.. 81.
BEWARE OF COuNrERFElIs!
sthst m. ,i,n,,ur, of"C NJ JACKSON = 90 US
WRAPPER OF esch bottle.
Should your nearest druggist have the srtiee soh "
put OF; by any OF the intoxicating p'epns'ou' ','' 49,
olefod in It's place. but send TO vs. aud We VII
euIely packed, by express ,,,,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MiNUtA'Io'''
No 63I ARCh-sr,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES &c EVANS,
,saec,s,or. TO c. NJ Jackson Coz
PRoPRIETORs.
fos sale BY Druggists and Dealers. Ask for HoofLAhps
GERMAN lIrTERs. Cut Gu, this Advertisement sIo
srit.
NETWORK AGENCY:
AT HELNBOLD'S CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
No. 5eA BROADWAY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
FROM TIE UNITED STATES.

ATLANTA, July Zos le64
The Louisville Journal of the 26th ut. has been recev
ed. The has been mostly anticipated.
Guerrilla operations continue in Western Kentucky.
fight with the Federal troops had occurred Union
Tenn Another party had demanded the surrender Of
Owensboro but retired after occupying CloVerpor and
Hawesville.
The six months men at Greensboro have been dsband-
ed by the State authorities, from reasons unknown
The Washington STAR of the G4th ult says that the Yam
kee works command Petersburg and the Railroad through
Peersburg aud stop all continuous communication be-
Richmond and the South long Grant elects He can
hold enemy by the throat aud South with twenty
days ratiors. Lee must follow risk heavy engage
meut unfortfed ground.
Secretary Dana arrived from headquarters aud
that the entire Federal loss ia not ten thousand.
The Stars Chattanooga correspondence, under date of
June 20h says that rebel force the railroad above
Tton and captured and burned two trains heavily freight
ed with supplies Travel the trains very dangerous
IN consequence Of the frequent anbushe and he
ponden says that he has known hundred to be
captured ny enc hundred.
large quantity OF government freight is collected at
Harpeth Shoals, on the Cumberland river No more boats
are allowed to ascend the Cumberland
ing unable to furnish conveys against the guerrllas
The Saudusky Register of the 23d states that the rebel
General Archer has been transferred from Johnsons Island
ID Washington aud will be cent Gen. Foster to be
under the rebel fire 10 retaliation for the treatment of the
Union Generals at Charleston.
In debate in the Yankre House Of Representations nm
the 25th on tie repeal OF the
drat law, Mr. SchencS, cf Ohio, supported the clause
nd said that the rebellion must be down, not
hereafter if not IN ten years then in twenty years II
could be made to-day every sensible knows that
cond not last sixty days. 1--we recognize The South ern
0oeasfaeg "a distinct nation, With ita bordeBrom the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
FROM GEORGIA,

AARIETTA, July I'd, 1864.
BY krd Of tac agreement there has been very little
rnusketry firing the past two Gays Yesterday
ing the enemy attempted TO erect battery in front OF
General Ceburnes lnea supposed with the intention OF
conceang demonstration, when artillery opened
them which responded to vigorously by them
There has shelDg with slight ntermisson
along Cuc whole iine, up to O'Clock this morning.
Cincinnati papers say that during the diminishing
the 18Th 18th, 18th and 18th they lost 45C0 men,
shown by the official medical record at Chattanooga.
The 8nooga Gazette Of the 18th ult contains dis
patch Sherman to Dix dated the 23th says dis
patch from Sherman, received this morning, reports
that yesterday made unsuccessful attack ON the
enemys position and lest from two to three Thousand
The loss particularly heavy in officers. Gen. Har
ker is reported noItally wounded. Col. Dan hcCot k,
comm srdng brigade, and Col. Rice, Of the 57th Ohio
were very seriously wounded. Colonies Crade, of the
40th pdiaua and Augustine, Of the 55th Illinois, were
killed We cok few prisoners, but don't suppose We
Inflicted heavy loss the enemy, they kept behind
their Qualifications.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

Howard, the philanthropist, was standing il crowd
by the door Of post Office, when uttered vol
ley Of cahs. Look to your pockets cried HoTaro,
buttong up bis tightly always t9ke care OF your
pockets when you find yourself among s!Vearera. be
who will take Gods name in vain, will think httle CT
taking your purse, dong anything else that IS evil
worthy clothier in Edinburs was accustomed, pre-
vous to engaging Dis Clerks, tn Tut the question to
them directly Dc You swear ? If 60, you ned not
think OF entering my honse; permit none % tajk to
my customers WHOSE tong Ues are set On IRE Of hell
A few years ago, two soldiers at Chat bsin laid q
wager who could swear tie most Ca III h7e '"u Is
AS the winner (wha. missioner was u1tefla9 Ms
last be struck speecleas With par4y55' &od IT,
NAMED 80 till he died.
A barge master casting If his boat from pi er
in the Tham5s person very clVn9 asked him "ne re
he was going. Being in ba hunor (sTes are re- g2ner-
ally are he shouted OUT "W hat ig it to you? l an
going to the devil. Ere half hour had elasped his
down. and the shock Of tie collision pitched him head
first into tie river.
| have read dreadful story of sick man, sTearer,
who was Diuriated with his doctor ard go strained am
self in heaFing imprccatous him, that ne ruptureo
blood-v SSH. But oatbs flowed with the crimson
tide from bis mouth, and be expired go
A youth ,arcely twenty riding skittIsn morse
that started The youth annoyed ana s"ofe iouu
and strange oatns that he would thrash him TIL he re-
pented of it, Bot as he rasd bis whip The boise 8'hrt
ed and threw him against picket fence and Wnen tne
bystapders ran to him be ives cOpae, his oa'n
were still echoing through the woods, as his soul WAS
ushered in the immediate presence OF dod.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
FROM GEN. LEES AIRY.

GREENsB Ro', Il. ~. July Ssh, 1854
The Richmond Wing of thu 4h has been rcCei3ed. It
contains nothing OF importance.
The Petersburg Express Saturday last that last
night about O'Clock, heavy firing OF musbety
and continued very rapl for 20 Minutes
1t thought at first general engagement had commen
ced but at the end of this time ceased It is The opinion
of those who heard it, that the Yankees had assaulted
lines, and were usual repulsed.
The reporter of the New York Times and Philadelphia
Press, Ira B. VanJe,dep, brought in o-day
All quiet along lines yesterday, except occasional
Smelling.
The following official dispatch has oen received at tho
War Cepar ment:
HID. QRs., A. h. Va, July 1st, 1864
To the Hon Secretary of War:
Gen. Beauregard reports hat feeble Demonstration
made by The enemy portion of Gen. JOhpstons line,
about O'Clock, P. NJ, yesterday His skmishers sup
ported by two lines Of roOls drove in line Of skmsh
which re-established at dark.
In the conflicts with the enemy cavalry 10 their
late expedition against the railroads. besides their killed
and unded left the fed, Thousand prisoners ti
teen pieces of artillery thirty wagons and horses ordnance
stores and several hundred negroes taken from the plant
stions on their route were captured.
(sgned) B. E. LEE, General
The following Press dispatch is taken from the Wing
PETERSBURG, June 2d.--There was some firing on
lines from batteries aud ten resulting, supposed
from advance of the enemy jenkins front, while
eving pickes which lasted 80 mnues but amounted
nothing.
Nothing doing to-day but Smelling the pat of the
Passengers report heavy firing heard in the direction Of
Petersburg yesterday morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

Potomac to the Gulf of Mexco expect war on the
DALI of New York, opposed the repeal of the commuta
tion clause.
Garfield of Ohio, said that the communication clause be
retained the armies will not be adequately filed and the
reoeon would not be put down during this term of Con-
Eaby III of Kentucky said that this nolicv of resortup
adopt. ~ ~ ~
HKw York, June 26 -Gold opened at 2l6 and declined
10 - put again advanced closing at 22la and firm.
forcurfencY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
AND SOLDIERS OF DUPLIN
COUNTY,

BEING in the service, take this method of announcing
candidate represent the county Of Dupln in the
House of Commons Of the next Legislature of North Caro-
lima As will be impossible for to meet the good peo
Die of Dupn without accident, before the August cleo
ton, only FAY that my principles are too well known
my ccuuymen admit Of any doubt to the course
shall pursue if elected Hav endured the hardships and
prVatnns of camp life for nearly three subject to
wiling to aid my bleeding country in her legislative
councils if NY feiow-citizeus and soldiers willing to
great responsibilities to If elected fellow
citizens shall 20 for prosecuting the with cruel
the berest end shall possible effort TO
secure interests of fellow soldiers
IN tie fed whom entertain the greatest sympathy,
and also protect and aid their suffering families at home;
and ALSO fellow ctizens in the impending gubernatoria
contest shall support the claims of well tried and
patriotic Governor Vance, lofty patriotism and
dying devotion the interest of the old North State should
endear him every individual citizen.
Gentlemen soliciting the suffrag of my countrymen,
am, yolr obt serv't,
+. A. BLACKMORE
OF Capt. Eoseley's Light Battery,
Fort Caswel, N. @.
Julv Eth 4llF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
DIED.

In this county, tho 4th inst, Mrs. SUSAN WILL
FORD, Gged68 years.
At Hospital IS, in this town, on tho 23d Of June,
private WILLIAM II. VANN, aged Al years, months
and FL days.
The deceased good and obedient soldier, kind
afectionae husband, and kind parent. BE leaves
wife and Children aid great many friends ind
latives hB death. He devoted member of
the Baptist Church the last twenty Of his e
believe he is in the presence Of
Favour and enjoying that rest thai remaneh for the poo
pie OF God,
lilo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
MAR RIXcD.

In Warrecon, N. c., the 29.h ult., by the Rev Dr.
Hodges, Col. TEO8. MARSHALL JONES, P. A. G. g.,
to Miss MARY C0WAN, daughter OF Mauger LoDdon,
E:q., OF this city.
In Salem, N. g., the l4th ult., by 1t. Rev. G. +.
Bahnson, RUFUS LENOIR PAT rERSON Esq., of Cad.
well county, to Miss MARY ELlAABEIH, second daugh'
ter of the IaFe Frances Fries, Esq, OF Salem.
At residence OF tho BRIDES father, In New Hanover
county n. G., morning of the Sd ins by Rev. W.
NJ Kennedy, Mr. WILLIAM D. DRIVER of Wilmington
NJ O.. to Miss ELIZA j. GROOM, daughter Of Lott Groom
ESQ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

At solicit tion of friends in and out of the army
ounce myself candidate for sest Ia the House of
Commons. Bsing in the field shall not have opportu
mtg of meeng MY fellow citizsns but trust political
is sufficiently known-endeavorng, have since
the commencement of this war, to show my faith by my
works. If honored by election, my
radeS arms and friends at home shall ever be watch
full of their prompt and faithful in the discharge
Of my duty.
Very respectfully,
JULIUS W. WRIGHT.
Co. A. Sd N. @. Bait. Light Artillery.
July Z. 255.te-4l-te.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
FROM JOHNSTON's ARMY.

MARIETTA, GEO., July 2, 1854.
Nothing The usual diminishing occurred to- day
sergeant and two prvaes in this morning from
the Yankee pes. Their term of service had expired but
owing 80 military necessity they not permitted 10
Iaava They represent the Yankee army being muck
dispirised, and to proongng hostities. Many
whose expire in July and August, deter
nnrdo tn fOht
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
SHERMAN's FoRoE.-The army correspondent of the

SHERMANs FoRoE.-The army correspondent of the
Telegraph says:
yesterday evening received an estimate OF the enc
mys force from officer who has the entire organiza
ton of Shermans army which he says be implicitly
relied on. He thinks hundred and fifteen thousand
infantry and twenty.one thousand cavalry comprised
the entire Yankee force this side of Chattanooga Take
from this the required for guard and garrison duty
In the rear, end the infantry force in immediate
front will be reduced to eighty FIVE thousand. Many Of
the cavalry regiments are entirely useless by reason of
the terrible condition Of their horses and from the 81
O0O onetbird may be safely deducted Many of the in
fantry are the one hundred days. men.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT No. CA,
OFFICE Roll OF HONOR,

Hon. Thos. G. Fuller, Richmond, Va: Dear Sir
Yours Of The II inst. hand In ny absence from
tue ofce, the delay in answering is accounted for
hope however it is not too late TO comply With YOUR
request. The number CT volunteers fccm n c. accord
Ing to cur books is eighty eight thousand one hundred
aud forty-se7en (68.l47) the number of conscripts
l4460-Grand total 1O2 Cos, which the State has
furnished, up to about the inst Of March, 1864 in
rhe army OF the Confederate States There are but
few in the State s=rvics, most all have been
turned over. As to tie 10 sea, we ca onl7 approx
ima.s 10 anything Ike a correct statement The
returns have been made from nearly all The Regi-
nen's, but tha labor is great they have not been
ali recorded on our boGks But probable tsti-
mate of the losses can be formed by taking number
of Regiments and making average, which we have
done and find that it would be safe to say that our loss
ia He'd died ard discharged FOR disability will reach
Last fort per cent of the whole. Our list OF killed
ard those VIII have died from wounds and diseases is
indeed great, but nos prepared to the figures,
and have made estimate sluce the egnning of the
year. Many regiments have lost from to 800 and our
books will show, when completed, eniire loss ard
what cause. The number of Regiments furnished By
this S. :e full and complete is seventy COZ and about
ii BattaiioHs and unattached companies which
would make in all about so Regiments. A number of
these Regiments have had high 100 men. The
II yeat Old Boys have been into camp recently
ana the Old Men from As to so from several of the
Eastern Counties, by Gen. Holmes. Hoping that this
may serve your purpcsa, though not satisfactory
| could Wish,
1 am, sir, very respectfully, yours,
JAMES FL. FOOFE,
Mai. IL A. A, GEn'I.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

WE authorized and requested to announce Col E.
D. HALL a candidate for the Office of Sheriff of New
Hanover county, at the election in August next.
Lima
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
July It'll


WE are requested to announce MAJOR ROBERT B. Nc
RAJ formerly of the 7h Reg't n. 9. IT, candidate
for the office Of Sheriff of New Hanover County at the cleo
ton in August next.
Juue II 23o.te&
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
FOR SHERIFF..

WE authorized and requested 10 announce Capt. 8.
R. BUNTING as O candidate for the Sherifalty Of New
county, at the ensuing election in August next.
.yuua 2sth East
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
FELLO sg-CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS OF DUBLIN

announce myself candidate for election to repre-
to mske you faithful representative always having your
interest and interest the of our State in vsw.
l.. w. HODGES.
Warsaw, July l, ls6l.-4I-2t-254.to*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

An American planter had favorito domestic negro
who was hidden to stand opposite to him and wait at
table. Whenever his master took the name OF God in
vain las he often dd) the old African made low and
solemn bow. On being asked why he did 30, LIE replied
Massa, can never hear that great name but il fills
my whole soul with fear anG trembling" The master
was touched and reformed.
General Washington, when COMMANDMENT. Chief
OF the United States armies issued special order of the
day. calling all ranks to abstain from It on pain of
severe penalties and he took that these penalties
were enforced.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

WE are authorized to announce the Hon. SAM'L J.
PERSON and Capt. JOHN Il. HAYES, as cand dates to
represent NV Hanover county in the House of Commons
of the next General Assembly.
June 10Th l36-to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC
OF tie Press Association

c.s-ed according TO the Act of Congress- In the year
ISss bU g THsAsHER in the Clerks Office of the Dis
set Cont OF the Confederate States for the Northern
District OF Georgia