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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
ChrOnOmeters Found ON the Shen.
~ amdOSAh,t 10 8yAlf

lWAsHINGToN, Dec. The State Depart
meHt has received information that forty-l
nine chronpLnetors were found on board the
Shenandoah upon her delivery at Liverpool,
The makers name and the numbers ali are
Dublished..H ,hW
SSrf t1smicl boa % " O6ir 1,iaI ajs
iiqss .iianaIguio g3il91
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
COM MERClaL MATTERS,

. New Yor< Money MaTket-1ec. 20.
MONFY-M6re active at per cent. ~ p, ~
-SsTLEERRLIAG GEXCHANGE-Qu Quiet at 100 "a lOok
,,sa0 ,sSaV0LD5JEasier; opening at he1S, advancing
GOVERNMENT Sf1'0C9s without fdsecido
change. N0O'u'
FREIGHTS--To Liverpool. farthinE Ioweffo
gram. l. -a.--IL t.-.. 81. 10 MO- -rndlnrl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21

The Bridal Chamber. an Essay Of Warn
ing and Destruction for Young Men. Also, new. ana
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary an
Sexual Systems-Sent free. in sealed enySlopasR'
Addfcg q l13l;;fy /! SRI Him HoUGHTON, ffoIQrd
Ass0Gb .b zoa pilffdssPhlre apr 4e6-Iy =
.kyAlIc. TT,,L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
New EnRIand, Wants. More PrOtec,,

New YoRK,D Dec. .90-Th Posts Washing
ton special says Senator Sprague has started
a movementfA thelSenate looking to an in
crease of tariff on all goods that can DE
manufactured in this country. Western
Republicans generally say they VIII not
vote fora further Increase FNg EFNeE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21

BuFFkLo, Dec. 2O.-A heavy snow storm
commenced this evening. Weather not
V6rV COld,S slCtWDT1Ts IKfFTDEVE
,l9sdS asi v diqoo 81 ~ iA 0nob sbgis N
.dIAJdAd oak g2LGH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
DIE D..

Near Leesville Robson county tie 9th Of January
DANIEL Dtt A50N ron OF George w. and e. A, Pollock,
Of Wilmington, aged years, months and day..
Another Tyre has bsen tuned, and another little songtt
Joined the band OF angels around fGthers throne
10 cneht his praise but oh how sadly shall miss
many dsarpg little ways Tor how hard it seems have
his bright eyes closed forever, and his winning
bushed death but the " Lord gVeth and the Lord
keith away" and to His wise decree must submit and
pray that affection prove blessing il da
y6t we can 60 seldom look upon our trials IN Fuh
light. -
OnIy few days sgo little darling with Us, oil
smiles and pay, luxuriaisg in the bloom Of health, bg
soop the his cheeks beaChed by the most
lamb, aud ne qaiey sleeps 10 his narrow bed of
CLAW aia spirit sOars on high, What cOnsolaJ
il tn kuo he waiting Tor in land OF pure de It,
ana may the soft breathing of hs gentle notes be insE
leading to the fountain of hap that
taieth Devoted mother (" hush thy soobng and grisye
breast and Geek to meeSke little bud 80 young, fair
that came 10 snow how sweet flower In Para
disc veud bloom" Much loved father weep not for dar
little Daniel for fell that bright land be
mn ht well weep for for he, 30 bure 30 tree from s1
only eiting all Numbered ng the redeemed
Little slater brother angel yet sadly REQ
GU miss him be sweet lutte girl ana soon youii meet
to part Happy little anger, your seatla Heaven
now Ia filed and may Jon, DUNG the course OF nlman
aUe,to .ee on tbv loved with angels maTcuipg,"
vill again the sot pressure OF hy Dying
kiss upon thy mother up
SON .ai9 goodbye Me and breathed your last but
NOW we know you among the blessed. Little flowers
bloom eh upon his grave, ior he loved flowers from bis
very BIRTH Feathered songsers chant gSyy thy evening
songs nim for music his delight. Farewell, pre-
eioas darling until ne meet beyond the grave.
ONE WHO LOVED HIM DEARLY,
la this town on 3lst January, OF pneumonia, RCAABD
J. HI9HSAIPH, aged Is years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
THE NORTH AND THE soUr,, 81

In the Federal House of Representatives m ,Lo,o,
IN the dscussionsof the proposed ameponent e. ion
soohuon of slavery, Mr.. Fernando Wood discra, 'e
tne want OF power aud impoiicg Of amep5ir 49,
ooc7nu.lon In the way proposed He said he S1or ~,
on future occasion, speak upon TIM condtinn ~ 49,
y @su attempt 10 elnc)date the lluWfog r,
ns'' sslane to the intense Spirit Of r,i
"rl'J "ulon piet"ues all classes at tie North So
symPa'ny WIN Ine Northern people, and revrv ~
his tnorts In behalf OF their Prosperity ard tsoi
ana Dis struggles 10 prevent civil war end ito =
quent horrors Third, retesation RI RE h'Iit rs
the South cannot be conquered or be- lua'
nit to sectional Northern Governmt,t o''IH W SUI
if reduced to guerrilla warfare which ~ .H e''A
bic, they can hold the Southern country and Pi''a
valueess for at least half century. Fourth o T.
preston of the Jtfarsonian principles of he y w
cy, which cannot be too often repeated To the ,ooT
that thoy may see how smoothly, how harmopioppIv %
machinery OF The grand fabric of the fathers would
on, If their teachings not ignored and fyrgotte
Fifth, that the Democracy still behold in The nror !
banners of the U0on the symbol of peace, add s,i la
Dor for cessation OF hOstiiities deeIn ned If nossi M
to rescue the sweet spirit OF Uaon ere II d rjsh am
the carnage and geance of civil wac Ska that g,
the Southern States will return to the Uniou. ,1a
orthern States or people will in tara, Ieuopp q A..
constitutional amendment the sovereignty and inn,
pendence OF the Southern States over all questions no,
expressly delegated to the General Government =
Seventh, and that thereupou Northrn aad Sou,bcyr.
people shall pledge themselves to a hearty support Of
measures peacsable orcible, for the acqui ito, al
Canada, Mexico and Caba, and the freedom OF re-
land
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

The Spirit OF TIE PEOPLE CT GEoaGrA-N 20
were taks the sentiments of the croakrs and subu3
souists RS fair index OF the spirit OF The people %
Georgia, ne should despair Of the Contederacg But
it is true that Georgia is ready to bend Ger kne
oaors the krone of Abraham the First, Certainly he
no legitimate successor to the other Abraham who
Was slave owrer) A very few men, and we are sorry
tdd, women, ready to go back bag and baggage
10 The bosom of Abraham the First. They are right
ened. Tney had any confidence in the Cause and
convinced that cur Contederacy must 90 under
because Sherman has gone through Georgia unniotg,
ed But We dany thai tins opinions OF tmd peo-
pie are the opinions OF the people OF Georgia As 9
Stale, Georgia is as true, and devoted to the prua
pies for which the war nauguraed 90 she ever wag
at any psiod OF its progress. She does not, end will
not orsake the cause, 30 long the great principles
for which she entered into tie compact made the
rule Of acton ey the Government her people are swou
to support.--COnfed. Union.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

Everything We have, and everything that Ea L1..e
for, dspeads upon the success OF eur cause. II t.
should &c down, what would becOma OF our moley ard
our bonas, our cotton and tobacco !? All would H.,
oet. Not these alone Curious Ideas are entertailcU
IN some quarters a curious forgetulness has overt
ken the ulnds OF gone who usually shrewi enough
They are supposing that Investments railroad ocy
and bank stocks, In lands and houses and mngs mr.,
exempt from the hazards OF the conflict that ytIa
oogds and money depend, for their value, on sucn >,
these other properties would survive cur national
throw Do they not know that the ban of coufs.tiI7
Is already proclaimed against oil property OF e7cv
posslble Kind This edlct hangs to every a.iicl. Il
property ike lien No conVeyanes can get rI o, il
1t follows the properly whoever becomes the purchase
Ii Wa are conquered, lands, houses our railroad
aud ba0k, and manufacturing, ard mining, and s alg
STOCKS will De certainly and inevitably lost us spr
OonIcdefat9 credits,
Our only hope for any thing is in the success Ct OH;
struggle. Those who fciug CUntedlrate se.u
rifles for other forms OF property, with any jel OF thus
avoiding the hazards OF the contest, are exabup M
ig loance and folly that Surpns their cowardce
We must tight the battle through aud must via it, O!
all is lost. 1t would be visa in to give fourth or
hail, nay, the whole in taxation or gifts rather thnp
b. conquered, for in that case, we would sa all and
our liberties besides, says the "Sentinel."
ChGS CCi1icr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
Frcm the Western Democrat.
CG*uEDER.AgEs MONEY.

| C1zUEDGRAgk MONEY.
It is painful and idmil a'iug to qs people to no
tica tie great epi ecaion If currency The cues
tion very naturally arises way this La there any
proper groun's fox is low value y?
Is il wipg TO Il OF c3pGien3e 10 the final sHc-
OF glorious ana just cause We tn nix not
We nay be ovtrfun but cannot be subdued The peo-
pie OF the C0lfederats STATES are now and ever lave
oep operated upon by divine fl laus that cause
ia just a0d must prev H. This srutinlent permeates all
glasses # society, from The highest 10 the lowest
Treat may be sutf rings but the spirit of such
Pc pie will yield, and The vengeance of Heaven
Will ere Long overtake enemies and irayz their
IItern Il Efforts.
D0 tie of the people of tie Confederate States
think that Government VII ultimately repudiats
| It's debts? w think not tor they are well aware
our Congress our beat nancers and the people at
large, opposed 10 anything OF toe KIDD. We can
Ultimately pay the debt BY ta1atton no matter how large
may become-iaore especially as the debt will be
| mostly due oUrselvts
L. therefore, We take it for granted that we will uti-
ely auccted in gaming our independence and that
the eDt viii not be Tspa ed it is unreasonable and
I'll just ourselves to holi carreaoy at low an
| sgtisaaca.
The enemy are pgoving.to us every day that it s
gosd, II not better than any other species OF property
By lbs laws oil the United Saes, ii subjugated
our P tperty Is ali worthless LAT concern
ed Oar la4Gs are coLhscated negroes freed
and davc n0Eniug 10 hope Tor the cemercY OF
luta!a0 tDe Tic whole history o. kh!s indicates
t31g Tutis IN ne bands ii enemy. They burn
h0us5s s0d tGer c'utcu's. steal negro horses,
atie ana a1Is deatroy prVs10ns, aud if have
SILVER hGd gud th5y VIII .cyG i, iiVts Proper
y oi'l4 Temps persons I" yanisa al boLne, hoping to
10 al 70 save something unt.! i, is 500 late aud afr
al laoy utIG il IL tbesr purposes But if this pro-
perty - Col .c'a5e m3ney the make bis es-
capa vita his as1i t4te it With MIN to anolhec part
Oh .h o4;*derac5 "0t oVarfun whera it will pisa for
t. VIE 1t ls, therefore, daSl9ntratei that il is
- - II
snd sJ, i tve possession OF the :, have shown
S"0, u i o. an'o dcata. IL is not often that tHe
paSr szn Oh Ton edeTate money ea6s rs into any diff
ca ), even W1en cap Ell oy the eneny, for they at
tect 10 * upo II worthless but will not destroy
ii, for thereby they know that hey aiding Gov
erDmeHt.
Ii s1 recommendations Of Secretary rHaboIm III ud
b. aicniu} ri d out, nd we sho0ld be moderately
su1c2e2-j AIMS look tIr grtat rise III The value
If Co!tdrat: money before the close OF the year
VIII G, ler.fyf, lbe people PIT higher est mate on
its 0u!p, -13 @Dd14v0r by prop-r appreciation
rect ls uawa sIrC tandancy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

/ PRoP0s1rIox-Tae reople OF the Confederate
States ban given 0f Jar years. maay signal proofs OF
cors9ciTHs patriotism. Thus fae, they have shown
i ,rnzv'"ea fql1 t. very cX'geocg. Eeverses have
met sadd,nsd, but never daEaycd them. New
3argss have aw>h2uol ueW zeal rev neceesies have
oson sa5g by " sacrifices:
TIE 3>nti6eI" s:ys: l. would be appfopri-
tie At; nlimatiag eoeoaCa if q new outbQrsE OF en-
thu-s G3d o o2ri)Ejc devotion Ouid be wit
aees.d =Ca5Dg our ccGutTyntn. How delightful and
Inspiring L voud D. if would forget their fears
and cep:a'nE II fh@ generous zeal Of exHberant lib
srai: ) J.: liz = Rul. bring their gitts to the alG
OF liz c.u1Ty g'..s Of money 10 pay, ond of pEoVIs-
ions 20 feed 4e 1taTe p"o are fighting orr bet
tIes-i5 wul3 ne . noble SD holy of ring. Has the
spirit parted t2 prompts each exhibition OF zeal
ia tle c"ac Il oar hG.o7ld county? Not az sill
We have pr3yl before Us hat we proud to put On
record. 9be c0ucence woi2h it invites On the pert
Of othera, wa trust it will rcceve.
1" A citizen whose Ijberaity ha8 aboundcd during this
Whole war, wries:
al har>a u,o5erate supply Of bacon and pork laid
in for tie Z 9r8 mGiOtenauce Of my family. It it will
dc aug good TO M feyw- counuym,n who are ia the
ranks they ehd haye all four pieces Of about
forty, 1y good wife, whO sits by my side, in response
TO my GUS lo2, 'ShsN fhe meat go ? respo1ds yes,
let il e 1t still Re forhc9mtng | ask no nav for
it. l would tla0z sd take courage if my fellow
eounryn2n ouhi @)aio up with al and without de-
lay, to iha support q t3c Government by c0utr
tons 0t 10y, 3tJ, coJo1, ,05aCc0, provisions ETC.
| will p1Jat chaaTtI2 cjntrnuta tWO hundred and fit
~ ti0u=anf dollars jhe rich u the country will
come 10 The raecae. | was corn p0oc-I an willing
give all, II necessary 10 2ecur6 Iiberties'
g" Noble says the reAd3r--an3 it Is noble Who
wII be tue mex? Joa soldiers Of our army in large
arrsarag Of their scany pa7. he ney has not
be<n IN the Treasury with WHICH TO pay them. What
peag0 leilef, AMI what generous tribute it would
be 10 tha battle sofa heroes, If the rich men OF cur
and would respo"d TO he propagation IF the gentleman
frou whose lettef we tava q1Oted, aud provide the
nears IF paying tbe.r cues 81 ones. There would
"a at and in
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
{ To r. VoN NvRDHAUsES, ESQ New 70 l.

?. SA-1 insist history as picturesq le as u g.
dency, as such book published in Eogiish, FrsHs1
ETC., would throw great light upon tacs entirely per
verted by those whoee egCstica interests are pGsan
them III The shade. There exists, for ins!ence In En-
land, system Of cslumcy against the United STAT
which tenfs to snow on the part OF tie North me.
desUe OF depressing tbs whites instead of beratipg The
blacks. Ins is true that in Paris | have not bs
abs to dod newspaper which would open IA su4-
seriPtiou for the oentft Of your 81 K and wouuorJ
sol itrs
" We shall pQb!ish his history by sub,crjp,sops ., .
cheap price, IL ORDER TO make it popular il Won 49,
The President, present him with my respec,s and n
-dnira;on, aSd you will prepare IN, nay m4te..a-. -.
thai Can go 10 work immediately after my arrlyal-
Fhls history written by me, would be read taruugl The
while Of EQr0pa 4. o.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

GENERAL HuNrER.-We have gu interesting fact &c
mention concerning this notorious chsracterthe twin
brother OF Beast Butler. gentIen OF tis cityze
ceivad by letter, lev days since from near rela-
tive at the North who had just visited Pri0eatoD New
JerBy, end whose oppo t0nlties of knowing the truth
Of the statement were such to leave no reasonable
question az to it's correctness.
Soon after aunter'1 resignation last fs L. be went to
Princeton, proposing to make it bis home. But sucn
was the public Indignation excited by his atrocous
Grimes In Virginia TINT he could fod eve in his native
place no rest for the sole OF his feet and was compelled
because OF his general odum, to look for quarters else
where. He was, in fact, given 10 anderstand that
should he attempt to settle there his house would be
burned over bis head.
The wretch who Put the torch to private dwelines
With treachery and alsehood upon his lips whose sea
is this day stained with of the foulest murders
known to histery-seL may the curse be fulfilled upop
hin, that men shall hiss him out Of his place" Eyr
since be became an acknowledgement since his blood
outlines in the death Of that good mao, David S
Cregh whose crime Vas that be dared to defend the
sanctity of his home and his own life against strag-
Cling punderer-we have not doubted that righteous
God would put mark upon him, as indebe as that
upon tie forehead of Cain. This miserable vaRa-
bont may yet live TO know the terrible sality of that
Divine threatening. The way Of the wicked shall be
turned upside down. Central Presbyterian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

Tux inventive genius of the Yankee nation is already
improving BIairs mission, by representing R. E. Lee
and JEFFERSON Davis as ready to lay down their arms
so they promugate at the West. We rather think
THAI thei' people ere getting be about IS much tired
OF the war as ours can be- and gag was ssary
to buoy them up under the idea of approaching draft
This story msy enable Lincoln and Seward to tide
the more Immediate difficulty Ii their purpose will
have been served.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

an exchange says: North Carolina soldier, of Gen
Lees army had been trying in n get turlough to 90
aolas 20 sc matrimonial engagement
weeks ago he was OF the number of those
euee OF Wilmington The passed the resdepce
OF ms am ancea pride and as particular point he
dsoty feH on the platform. The consequence he
wss-IJt killed by the fslbut afterwards married
mand.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

TIE general imprss scion has beet that Shermani
army woud Sreak it's rp;te upon South CaFolins.-
such have been the threats made by hat army, aDG
such may possibly oe lis courss. We trust not, but
We little grouGd for any that i. will not
be.
S me weak kneed people in North Carolina are ready
toe -unse passive submission, ct least Resistance
OIL the line Of bis march through North Carolina, in
the event of hs attempting march throug this State
They think hat they will thus be enabled to escape
any of the sufngs denounced against South Carolina
other tbey think that il is the policy CT the
enemy to pursue copciatory course in North Caro-
Ina.
Let thsee people rsfact, and they will see how un-
likely it ia that mercenary army flshsd with victory
heated with plumber, excited by rspine, will any
thing about State lRes indeed consult anything else
than their instincts ard desires. If deeds OF out
rage should BE- committed in South Carolina these
committing them will Only be made the ready for
further deeds oil the worse character in forth
Carolina. We ought rot TO be deceived If thsre be
a way to keep back the tide of INVASION, that way
shou be tried for in its trial and SUCCESS rests the only
real hope of safety.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

THE Legislature Of North Carolina ia di.cussro the
propriety OF early adjournment This will proba-
Oily take place nexs weeh, but will not be si.s Gie
MT Mason "'gg'os trom the, committee ali ,ura-
men, rep r'ed In the Senate % Thursday, pint Or
DER Tor urom4nt on fuss1ly next at a. H. cver
10 the h'st Monday IN April unIess sooner called to-
ge>her y his kx.ci-ncy, the Governor Also re!e-
gram as follows
AIcHsoED, Feb. lst, 1865.
To FAsoN L. w,sa:Ns, Efq,, and Others
Have seen the Pres'dsot Importan! Information
Hope to be in Raleigh Oh Fiiay night.
JON POOL AND OTHERS
No action was taken oH the question OF adjourn
mint.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
4" MAR RED.

the evening of tho 22d JAM 1885, at The residence
the brdss father, by the Rev. j. Il. Villa, Mr. B. Il.
HBRIOT c. 8. n, OF south Carolina, to LAURA VIOLA,
daughter OF Rev DR.. Sherwood OF Indian Springs, Geur
gia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

STOLEN
FROM my stables near Brunswick Ferry, on the
TT~ night of the l4th inst, large bay hoRsh' WIN WIN
~. star In forehead and white snip Oh the nose po'A
Ind ,eet white the right one has large anhls.
viii give hberal reward ter his delivery OK lMef~
ten OF Els WnefeA"ou''' ~ 'A W. HODGE.
Jan. 27th aaa..swsxs =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

CAsTINE. By ESwARD EDGEyILLB. Southern Fisld
and FiEeside Novelette,, No 2. New Series. RAJ
eigh. VIM b. EMITH & Co., 1865.
We think it best TO give a SNAIL exuact,-a brick,
as it were, that readers may be enabled to form
some idea of Inc ediice. Capt. Waterfed is telling
sOmsbody to tell Jennie bis beloved and the sister oil
Casine-said Jennie having been abducted and torci-
bly, married TO one Lester we say Capt Waterfed
is telling somebody to tell Jennie something agd thus
he discoursetb, verbatim et eIatim ct purctaatin
Tell her, Is 6e ia ne pference CT her husband
Lester how memory has painted a-d epaiHGed
Rad Of E1ss the cut lies Of her beuaform the refund
plamb That tarered down to tie hasd that
electrified by touch Of his breEny 6ugers the
SOFT fo1d eyes that always seemed To swim in e
sea OF heavenly love tha lips that voad
ruoes fresh from Their cradles, iBo ebvy those vel
Yety cheeEs Whse flush through VOrytned skin would
shame to death the first red dam&sked OF spring me
even while biuhed forth it's sof bue through
spa ke D the morning dew from aoeous bed. Tell her
that my desolAe has been bat an outrage of the pur
pose of Heaven hen it other
Though the a~ has her another Cad given
her TO mel hers-khe mine. There spite
divinity that reveals blends conge1ialy
Oh SOUS aIo I'sstIess fellowship which begins wherever
and whenever the two beings meet AID endssRVRR! :"
That's what we cali fns-that is, and the new dis
covery of fishing up the richest rubss" from their
ocean cradles will nstonish the lapdaries No doubt
Edward Edgeville THINKS with the eegiae Gray
Full many gen of puFest ray serene
The dsrk, unfathomea caves of ocean bear,
Full nnny 13wer is bsrn to blush unseen,
And waste its sweetness the desert afr.
That We fear will be the fate of the rose bushing
from lilaceOus bed Shall ii be sail that such
flower as the author of the above eloquent extract
shall be allowed to blush unseen 10 use his own en-
phatic word, We say-Never
In )od seriousness, think the writer of Castne
is not without sufficient talent nor ia the story devoid
Of interest but the whole thing is marred by the am
bilious attempt at sentiment and fine writing, the opg
sinking into maudn, and the ether being too often in
aated into bombas ard worse 1t is the falling
of the times Our practeed writer's aud thinkers have
something else to do besides writing tales and few un
practical hands have learned qaietude-moderation-
the proper fitness of things.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

We find the following going the rounds of the %
pers, and don't believe rori of it:
1t is notable fact 10 criminal statistics that no
lat man was convicted of the crime of nsnr6s- y
a torpid or scared conscience will permit man to
eat, sleep and grow fat just as well as clear
We have seen that too oten to credit any such ,cts
in criminal statistics p" es the above.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

FRoM BELow.-Soms heavy firing was heard here
yesterday aferpoon and various surmsss were INDUCED
as to whence the reports proceeded.
On enquiry We learn that they proessded from Two
eunboats sheiug Fort Anderson. We further learn
that r6 damage YVES done to the Fort and that no
Ga, aalties occurred among en Some reports say
that one Monitor took part but of this we have no
certain information The Smelling took place about
four o'clock We thBk some thirty to forty very heavy
reports we're heard Earring the windows in town very
perceptibly. We have heard Of no other movements
below.
P. S. We have sifce heard ths. there were six of
our men wounded, two of them seriously There were
two monitors in the river bat neithtr eoou
to paaicpate. The art replied aud put shot through
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shown by the enemy, both at home and abroad, this
cruel war would no doubt have been brought to
cessfU termination months ago.