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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

The Yankee fleet sent against W;In,;u
ton was grand affair, beyond douht Is
deed, the Yankee nation have GOT IN In In
their expeditions against the South in in t o..
grandest style, and some of them Of n.y.
gigantic proportions This war bas 70
founded the old world and the new bv -
wonderful developments of war power onI
It's wonderful resources for keeping il nm
Had the South ever dreamed of the av+o1pt
to which her men and means would bo
called into requisition, it is likely that she
would have discovered virtue in prolon God
patience. And had the North foreseen fbo
valor, perseverance and fortitude of tho
South IN resistance to the mandates Of ~
ranny, and calculated the cost of redncino.
her to the tyrant's win, she would havoo
paused before entering upon the exnnr;
ment of coercion. But those were biddon
subjects, and have been only developed in
the desperation of the combatants. How
it is to end no one can yet tell. The des.
perate strife still goes on, each party a.
tanning just enough of success to stim1Tlato
the hope of final success in their respectivo
aims. The Governor of the whole Earth
is doubtless perfecting some grand design
in it, which, when accomplished, may sur
prise the agents on both sides, and will
doubtless result in good.
But we had no thought of indulging in
speculations when we commenced SPEAKING
Of the great fleet of the enemy in North
Carolina waters, but only to give the fig
ures on that point. There were six iron
clads, all steamers; and fifty-four wooden
tenders, carrying, in all, $50 guns. And
all these vessels were fully supplied with
men for land and naval operations. Sell
dom has any nation sent out more formi-
dable armament by sea, and we have the
qualification of knowing that if it was de-
signed for the capture of Wilmington, it
has, as yet, proved grand failure.
Salisbury Watchman.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
NORTHERN NEWS.
THE EXPEDITION AGAINST wILMIs

THE EXPEDITION AGAINST WILMINGTON.
A despatch from Washington says:
The knowledge Of the influence of the weather on war
should prepare the public mird for imperfect Or
hesiatng success of the expedition against Whining
ton The extraordinary force of the gale during aud
before the passage of the feet of steamers and its dura
ton since may lead to exhaustion of their stocks OIL
COAL as to force their return TO Fortress Morroe-
The sickness of the troops the voyage and after
the vessels found anchorage, excessive and ex-
hausve. The cold, too, was extraordinary, has sick
ened large Eumber of the negroes, unused to such
weather, and unprovided for it.
Another despatch from Washington says:
The Navy and War Departments are engaged in fer
retng ont the authors of the conraband publication OF
the intended operations against Wilmington, and it is
understood have evidence to asen that part OF it in
ference to the powder boat upon person in New York
for several years connected with the press These pre-
mature publications have, it is feared forewarned the
rebel authorities and account for the re appearance of
Bragg ct the threa tened point, and may cause much
larger sacrifice OF life to accomplish the objects of the
petition than would otherwise have been necessary.
1t is understood that examples to be made of the
offending parties in the hope that it may prevent SINH
far premature and injurious publications Of important
military and naval movements in the future.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
NapoIeon az Ca wh,p."
NHpOI0Oh HB va "hHps"
iris correspondent of the London MorHi1 e

The Paris correspondent of the London Moraia q
Star, says:
Several carriages haSng hi, toFic.l inter st are
being brought from different palaces to the new impe-
rial coach houses on the Q1ai dOresay. One OF these
belonged 10 Napoleon l, and different occasions
driven by him. The great Enperor was by no means a
good "wbip; bat he ambitious Of gaining repu-
tailon as SUCH This ambition, when be was staying at
the camp OF Boulogne, very being the means
of shortening his days Que day he insisted on taking
the feins from Cesar, bis pet goodman, who not to
gene bis master got up in the seat behind along viii
Rapp, monge and Cambacerts. Of the safety OF .he
enterprise, some opinion may be formed, whyn j. lie
told that the vehicle drawn by five young, spirited
and relatively unbrOden horses, presented by
of Antwerp TO Napoleon. II required all Ce,,r's
reuce ant strength Ct arr to drive them. The in
slant they felt less expert hand off they set 10 uIl
gallop ia the direction OF the The uncrowned Gao
thereupon roared the crowned Sire to the lett
pull them TO the left, and rive the rein to the second
gray TO The right" III I'D your tongue, Ca Jar, know
what I'm at OUT returned the Emperor.
Seeing that the driver longer master Of the
horses Cam0aceres implOrinay said, "A b, Dieu,
sire where is your IN. jeay going 2" What COW
ard you are, Gham5aceres" YVES the answer; "dun't
you see tiat | am driving you as should 7" Ger
tany, said Pr, who efJ W the fright Of the Arch
Cuancell0f, despite the da he your ma esty
is diving you straight t. England there we SO badly
wait to go" But Chambac res, seeing that out OF
spite, Napoleon ashtd he horses, hrsought him to pull
them Up before they went the Cliff. MOnRe, his
eyes shu STUCK 10 'he uOO ytlloW WIN c)uS erudOn,
til The WHEEL came In mt with big stone, when
tie crriage tur e1 am tie horses of themselves
o d sill Tie Emperor was thrown from tie box to
great ds'auce, tainted. Chambaceres escaped with a
bump on the forehead MOngcs bat WIS driven in, and
C8 and Rape m Ua2ed 10 band o.! their feet MOI
wlt"s AIDING Tie plight 10 wien b mai WIS
duced, the "ncie patty laughed hearty, uud when Ma
potion got up, he, handing whip &c Jar, nd -
Il INST rend unto Uas,r the things which are
Ce'a's- have lad enough OF coaclm M work, aud,
accordingly resign"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

LADIES EYES AROUND Boy, POT black eyes an
"dmirer enumera'es Jour kinds First the small BIZ
liant, bard bla K eye. which looks like a 5a5d, and
lch ole might crack ike chrery store s:cond, tie
gO"l g, cA7crnous black eyes, hot with smoudering
hres third, the soft, swimming. eepy black eyes and
fourth the llrge well st, and finely FORMED black eve
Solemn as the hush of midnight" still as a mountain
lake yet full Of passion, ul of thought and intellect
and feeling, that Use in till quiet surface
glo~s again eye that has need OF words, that
never smiles, but knows the warmth of teers an eye
that goes straight the heart with single glance and
leaves more eye that does not intox cate like
blue, bat draws you steadily and surely on and touches
chords IN your heart which have ben untouched be-
fore, aud can never wake for lesser power sg lin
The frst may be the eye of vain beauty and belle
Eugene Aram, fancy, had the second and many an in
mate of bedlam has it now. The third languishes n
the harem Of the urk and the fCurth-it is well it is
not common one, or should all be worse eff than
we are no~-is the most beautiful, and also the most
dangerous of ALL Foo the blue eye launches score Of
arrows, whose Wounds may day heal but this has
only one, aud if it hit the mark heaven help you the
posoned shaft will nger in your heart forever
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
JOIN Fl. KIHYOUN,
Enrnann 6HIh NJ G.
SUPREME CoURr. Opinions Delivered in tie follow.

SUPREME COURT Opinions de'lVered IN Tie folloW-
ing cases:
By PEARSON, CD 10 Harris Heorn, from Star.
ly judgment affirmed. Ia State V. Medl;n. from Meek
Iceberg, error, venre de Lovo. II Worth v. Commits
sioners of Fayetteville, from Cumberland, Diminishing
the bill 10 Pickett Southerand all the children,
except NJ j. take share. In H. Whites case, (habeas
corpus remand2d
By BATTLE, J. La Xix " F!shtr. from Hayw cd, az
peal dismissed at appellants costs Iu Haetirg5v carp
from Wake, in eq 1iy declaring the rights of parties
10 Smith Bank of Wadesboro in eq1ity, ON Rich
mond, cree to be or plaintiff And in the following
Habeas Corpus; Bird 3emans CASE petitioner re-
manded Sinclar's case, petitioner remandsd Phil
potts case, petite rema nded.
By MANLY, J. In Riley v. Bunchnam, from Ausoo,
judgment .ati m cd L. Slate v. Cockmau from Moor7
no error. La Scott Fie, equity, from Castor, de-
claring rigats of parties. And in the following on
Habeas Cor us: al. Goodson's Case, petitioner dis
charged. Has wells case, petitioner remanded. W..
r. Clark case, petitioner remanded r IL. Smiths
case petitioner remanded Upcturch's cass, tiouer
discharged
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

A PUKE LLAN1MoUs SEr.-lt is said that the
land forces under Butler who along Nth Potter
to close up port, got awfuly sea sick. They laid
down on their backs and on their stomachs they
grunted they gfoaued they cursed they prayed 3;
they up un's; they paid tribute to Nep'un ;
they threw up b. ard the waist coats of their
stolnachs they throw up their bots; they became
cataracts tlUy aid New York they spouted at each
other nd on each other they d. fed the vessels from
stem to sem trey cursed their tthers AID their
mothers, likewise Beast Butler, whom Irish gentle
man dtnomnaled I" The haste )" they bad high old
time, and if they spoitd Chris mas it is some CON-
fort TO knew that they miserable as human ma
ture ud we'll be- Butler himself # Lis grog and
the black soI looked blue ard green, dversif:d By
notified yelo". A s4a.ack niger brigade is sight
for gods and Ii any Of them did sink We have no
doubt they ha it as povidential deliveranco from
their WOES, which wire ntolerable. An ugly coast is
this North Carolina coast
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

FROM THE RoANoKE.-It is pretty certain that du-
ring the late Yankee advance up the Roanoke twelve
Yankee vessels assembled that and but 1 OF them
returned-the other six disposed OF by the Con-
ederate topedoes. And another thing is very certain
sir hundred Yankees persisted by the explosions.-
OF this latter fact bave almost ncontestibe evidence
hat will do for our torpedoes- Journal, 301
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
For the Journal
For the Journal.
CAMP LAMB. HcKs's DIVISION IKFIRSAsY,


JanuATy 0sD Icbo J
Mr.. EDIrcR Per NIT ,brc ugh your columns to return
sincere Kind friend Mrs. Dr. F. W. Pot
CT Bru swck Tor the no and elegant gifts to the sick
of Kirkiands Brigade of N. G. T. The fine lot Of poe-
toes TX turkeys and other good things, duly ap
precated By sick and out soldier you
While have such Of the kind remem bance
of coed r epds cheered and encouraged-our
are strergtl ened deliver powerful and determn
ed blow upon cruel heartless and unprincped foes
that nvsdcd homes laid waste fields destroy
ed our property. murders our cz ens, irsuited our
mothers to.Ues sisters. Yes Tiii continue
strike long intruder Is coll and
and supported By afa1ch friend Mira. p will
victorious be free and put to sh anne tbosa
bile, unprincine torti0neS horse lee ches, Shy
locks hst hover and around this place
to last prg breath and convusV3 struggle 70
the CorfCderacy
JOIN Fl. KINYOUN,
Root
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

KIEKLAND's BRIaADR-The congratulatory order OF
General Bragg assigns to this gallant brigade its due
sbae OF The credit which apperta TO the defeat of the
en"my's expedition against Wilmington meution being
mace OF " he s'tbdy coolness with which Brigadier
General Kirkland with rion Of bis brigade, check
ed the aGva Of vastly tupericr numbers OF the
enemy"
Tb.t K trklr LES bT eaGe Touid give good accouLt
of tee!t all exc I'd THAT it did give goo account
Of iteeif all know
Yesterday we gave some account OF matters and
things ut Fort Fsi e. becuuse had er yed ih FL
ure of Wis III TIE Fort Wednesday. iha VIZ did
not n'ion Other crps was due simply TO the fact that
their OPERATIONS connect.d With ary hing that
came under ouI observation. 1njeed the lack OF time
Compelled US t omit things that would gladly
have ard ,ticed. for rsanct, Battery Buchao
an, m2nned by be Navy, also the servces OF sailors
and mariD'a other pointe-services gallauty per
formed We recollect ;hat some days since We said
that oil tie troops engaged were North CarcliDians.-
That OF corld and did not have II ference to
the Navy, whcb has merely State character.
We trus. very to publish q clear account IT all
the field opera OF forces not exactly mat
ter OF WIS, bu mlter Of history, to give to
all due credit, and 10 convey to friends at distance
clearer idea Of l0celt and occur rencts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

FROM THE RoAD.-The latest accounts from the
road Tuesday night stated that the enemy this SIDE OF
the Savannah river had retired towards nght ana our
PICKETT lines to Vaudeville were reestablshed We'd
nesday morning the enemy drove in our picketts. d,
A later re port from Grahamville Wednesday after
noon states that the enemy moving in force on the
Purysburg road below Sisters Ferry
A flag of truce communication was held at Port
ROYAL Ferry Wednesday afternoon for the purpose of
exchanging letters and official Charleston
Coulter 5h INST.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

DREADFUL.-A prisoner from Chattanooga describes
the condition of those families that left Georgia and
sought ankee protection, as terrible. Many women
aud children have died from cold -four FIVE thousand
OF them being bundled together in Chattanooga, with
no wood and little to eat There is nothing but amen
tatlons and vain regrets from morning TIL night.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
HEADQUARTERS BATN JUNIOR RESERVES,
Go!debero', N. c., Jan. Sd, 1864.

NRssRs. FULT PRICE-
Dear Srs BELOW the list of catu,t es Ia this Bat
battles of Fort Fisher December 24h and
251h, hch you will please publish
Company A-kisd-Njne.
Wounded-None.
Missing funpos 20 be captured-Corpl Sm;tt;
W Ker. haw. Musician; PiVates cbphart, 8 Pater-
SAIL am.cp, JCh1son q KcKiLnie, W Prince,
Ray
Gem B. ed-Nope.
Wounde d-Private g NJ D 10; &. slightly.
Missing and SD 10 bs eaptuI ed P; ~aes "
Price and I al, kman.
Company C-K'ed-PTvate Elias Davis
Wouuded-Noue.
Missing and supp to be captured-sergt Wooten;
Priv4tes dc Ar thur Garner, 9 Milican, Clark,
l. F Nsnce, Jearnigan, ID Stephens, Atkinson, R
Pate.
Yours very respectfully,
F M. AGOSTINI,
4. 4. A. General.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

A HUNTER ATTACKED BY CRoWs.-A gentleman
of this city went hunting few days SINCE and not find
ing any better game, be took shot at lot of crows
that were cawing in the woods. He wounded one of
the birds in the wing, aud when it auttered to the
ground, The gentleman picked it up. The hurt bird
autered and cried most piteousy, when suddenly the
whole flock to bis assistance end made an attack
upon the hunter. They futtered about his head and
picked and scratched him with such violence that he
obliged to defend himself with stick, and was f.
nay compelled to let the wounded bird go and beat
retreat,-W hesIing LntskIigsneer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
The New To,k Journals.
A New York correspondent writes

a NV WEIlEs
The coming New Year is likely to witness revou-
ton in the newspaper business here, regards prices
&C. The venerable Journal of Commerce notified it,
patrons that its rate of subscription henceorward will
be SIS per annum. This is big jump up, but not
than actually nscesstaed by the high prices
Of all kinds of printing materials manual labor edto
rial services, &c. Two of the other morning papers
it said will increase their price from four to six cents
each. CT the weekIies, two will probably advance
their prices and the remainder give up the ghost.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

"Tom Thumb and his family have, at last gone to
Paris. The General became Disguised on account OF
the public exhibition OF new fat boy-a little chap
only years DID, aud already nearly five ee high ar
weighing about two hundred and sixty pounds.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

The LATEST NEws,-The mail yesterday brought III
copy of the Charlottesville, Va Chroncls of the l9tE
October, 1864.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

From THE Roads No news WIS received yester-
day of any further movement of the enemy, wao are
now believed 10 be at Vaudeville. Oar fOrcts have
fallen back 10 Grahalrve Fitzpatrick g rading party
which went down the Altamaha river some days ago,
had returned to Savannah and it is repor ed moved
to the Carolina eide of the Savannah river. Anoth
report was that party of Yankee cavalry had made
their appearance at Perrysburg, S. c., but the report
is not credited Charleston Courier, 4h.
A MER1TED CoMPL1MENT.-We take pleasure in
publishing the following complimentary order from
Gen. Bragg
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT N. C.,l
WILMINGTON, Dec. 3lst 1884. (
Extract.
SPECIAL OBpERs,l
No. So.
III. The Comm andng Gensrai having read the official re-
port of the defeat Of the enemys expedition up the
Roanoke River takes pleasure in acknowledging the gal
antry of the troops engaged and the activity and
with which Brgadsr General Leventhorpe conducted the
operations.
By order Of Gen. BRAGG:
ARCHER ANDERSON.
A. A. General
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
Election of North Caroline Reserves.


The 9Th Regiment Reserves N. c., was organized O.
Sugar Loaf (below Wlmpgton) on the 22nd of December
1854. The Field Officers elect are:
Colonel-A. A. Mckay.
Lieut.. Colonel-Nathan Mclean.
Hsior-B. +, Hooks.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

A young man and woman stopped at country tav-
ern Their awkward appearance excited the attention
of one of the family, who commenced a conversation
with the female by irquring how far she had Travelled
that day? Travelled p exclaimed the stranger, some.
what Indignantly we didn't travel, we rid"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

They have corrugated iron houses in New York
The material used is thin plate of iron, corrugated by
the rapid action OF machine, and two OF these separa
ted by intervening joints and filed in solid with cement
concrete, form single wall OF any desired thickness
Think of living in al iron-cad housed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

On Sunday last, something of coincidence happen
ed the year, the month and the week commencing on
the same day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

BENEFIT OF ADVERSELY "A smooth sea never made
q skiIlfu mariner Neither do uninterrupted prosperl-
ty and success qualify Us for usefulness or happiness
The storms of the oceans the faculties and excite
the invention prudence, ek and lortitude of the Voya
0cr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
A ssicce for tue Eocksf.

Among the victims of a steamboat explosion SONS
yeers since, was Stephen Allen, of high and
cellent moral character, formerly mayor Of New York
beloved and esteemed ty ali who knew him. In bis
pocket BOOK was found the following collection of ad-
mirabe counses to all and especially to the young:
keep good company or Never be idle II
your hands clnnot be usefuy employed attend to the
cultivation of your mind Always speak the truth
Make few promises. Live up to your engagements
Keep your own secrets, if you have any. When you
speak to person, look him 10 the face Good company
and good conversation the very sneVs OF virtue
Good character is above all things else. Your charac-
ter cannot be essentially injured except by your own
acts. If any speaks evil of you, let your life be
such that will belieVe him. Drink kind of in
toxicating liquors, Ever live, mstortunes excepted
within your Income. When y9u retire to bed, think
over what you have been doing during the
day. Make NJ haste to be rich, if you would pros
per. Small ard steady gazing give competency, with
tranquility of mind. Never play at any game OIL
chance. Avoid temptation, through fear you mey not
Withstand it. Earn money before you spend it. ever
run into debt uLless you WY to get out again..
Never Borrow if you can possibly avoid it. Do Lot
marry until you IRE able to support wife. Never
soeak evil of any Be just before you generous.
Keep yourself innocent, il you would be happy. Save
when you are young to spend when you DID, Read
over the above maxims at least once week."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

The NEwsPAPER.-A man eats up pound of su-
ga and the pleasure he has enjoyed is erded but the
information he gets from newspaper is treasured up
in the mind to be used whenever occasion inclina
ton calls tor it for newspaper ia not the wisdom OF
one man OF two men-it is the wisdom of the age-of
past ages, too. A family without newspaper is al
ways age behind the times in general information
besides, they think much, fad anything to
think about. Aud there the little ones growing up
in ignorance, without taste for reading Besides all
these evils there is wife, who, when her work is DONE
has to sit down with her hands in her lap and has
nothing to amuse her mind from the tolls and cares OF
the domestic circle.-Bapist Banner.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED

e. TO THE ALL of New Hanover county, n gro
* boy who says that his ia HENRY, andgtha he
~ belongs to Gilchrist Co., Of Lynchburg Va, but
FORMERLY belonged DR.. A. F. Ne Wkirk, Of this county
The ner of negro ID hereby notified to come LOT
ward, prove property, pay charges and take MN away
' O 49, w. Il. BIDDLE,
Deputy sheriff.
Dec 3lst - ~.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

OFFICE mEDICAL hxAnINING boAHp'l
CzNKRAL military HOSPITAL, No.
Wilson n. O., November 2Sth, 1854 J.
TNaIs BOARD meets only on tuesdays ana nh9rsoSys'
AfsokTnts S'''A' Sen. Surg. Board Examiners