Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
From The Augusta Chronicle aid sentinel, Jan. Is

FROM saw
large Lumber Ut Tetug Is have arriV1! Ia or C ly
trGs= 5-vaunah From .hcIsi zi.Cr Tie annex &C
news:
Sherman has taken no slaves from hcir masters -
Those VINO visa leave do 30. Those VINO Wish TO re
maia do So hose who leave taken III hald at
once b. tue taIy uLOrlllts, ald u. to hard WorH
cutting wood or digging upon the tortlhtatl0hs.
SHERMAN has several times, We are tUid, CpFnly satd
that nel he Or his army are lighting TO abolish
slavery. His leading others have exp essed the Same
opinion. The soldiers also oEeuly sly, th4t If tdey
thought they were htt for tie Negroes they would
lay DOVE their oucd. From Tie tone u tn =r
converse Gn Ouriuoraut iel to III er that it the
war should at those WHO hold negro proper
" would lonAln in updstar5ed possession Oh the
Alter the city was occupied o"nGIs u negroes WAC
wished to take lhen OH place, wels allowed to do
So Inc leading Federal thctrs openly assert that
they wished every negro IN SAVsunah "as ID some ot6e
locality.
General Saermau COZ tnuss bis kind treatment to
wards the lnha hItauts line rights eli The
resuecsed and projected Every e4traee vi the 5Ydlts
or In ring enent upon god order Is promptly aud Sc
VereIy pnulshet. H.. $3.50
They were addressed ny Mr. trencA IRON Purt 10y al
-eue OF the at CAT r III me Eofsn o TAXI CA
of freemen He plainly tod tnen II 'heJ fad XII !
masters they would oe DETER II - say "iou tu7u
that while they wre thai posit!on they Lad 10 trOu-
Die or Cares out they lett thlr god uOines tn.
woutd have TO provide tJr ID, ms Vcsa matter Whcs
they would fed FRY difficult to de- Under the most
u-.sraoie circumstances ..-
Gen Sherman mas told. several Of ,sl3 promCent
citlzeus OF Savannah lie dos wsI 20 ca
his aluy into any pCT vi Georgia again, AID MAT
he will Lot do 50, uuess Compelled oy circumstances
Inc General ther says that he regrets that he Was
compe lied to march through Georgia; that wlen At
anta was captured IL Was not bis lalen Ion 10 al
vauct further no th4 . ae
One Cor Sberual army Dag bae1 scat 70 Hilton
Head III transpUr Large dies OF troop3 h4Ve moved
from oavannan nto OaroiIua Within the past N" days
~ k<- Ill,
mlended aud If succ -sstul from theDce 10 Columbia.
Gen. SHERMAN regrets being Obliged 10 advance IL
to Uarollna-as he ears that ne will DO Unable 10
| Lrol his troops.
The negto wonea aid children WHO have left their
masars hudltd together IL pen Outside me to"u
IN want uf DO clohlng and tooI and suherlCg trom
cold END exp Inc sodIes app al 20 have nLe IL
any sympathy for them, and tell tne.h they would be
u II they would relurn Waefe they come froE2.
Four cluzsEs oDIy have Dcen arrested on TIE ch4 g
| OF cumpllcty with the Confederate GovIr0me0t, buL
have since been released
No persoD, either white or black, il allowed to pass
out of the city without being ex4mined closely
Provost guards statioued Ia every secLon OF The
city about q hundred yards apart.
Ooly one corps OF Shernan's army is quarered IN
the city. Tue balance on the outskirts.
Quhe nuu,bar OF the CT liens have taken the cath
y. allegiance Numerous Others have been registered
preparatory to being sworn 10.
| The Cbarches on Sunday have been well filed.
| The Loyal Georgian has been discontinued for
want of Patronage. The Republican is the only
paper ISSUED.
Bat ew people have as yet arrived from the North
Qate a number of the residents nave left for New
York.
The cath of allegaa is only requested Of those per
sons who wish to go into business We are told lit
substance of it is this solemniy swear and afirn
that will obey ell laws passed by the Congress OF the
United States and will also obey all proclamation
issued by the President OF the United States which
tlegsEsed by decision OF the Supreme Court"
Hon. Dhaddeus stevens has declined to have bis nam
used by his rfeDds la Congress tor appointment a
Seeretsryot the Treasury ior Mr.. Lincolns secont
term.
Desertsrs from Richmond says that forces have bee
seat from the rebel capital South Carolina to oppes
the onward march of General Sherman.