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VOL. 14. HO. ISO. J WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7 18G5. WHOLE NUMBER 4,096
B i FtXTOM PJUCK, rROPUETOUS.
J AB. fTTLTCflt" E-wr,..q. !. FBICE. Associate Editor.
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CONFBDBKATB STATBS oV AD1B11ICA.
WILMINGTON, H. 0., TUESDAY, FEB. 7, 18S5.
y iMtnAtarj AtUinpt.
W loam that on laat Saturday night between 10
and 11 o'cloek fire wai discorered in a hotree on 'fifth
tM.' tMrt 1nnr tha T)r.Pond itithodfst Church,
BUVIIf UV mww. J
tba houBe being the property of B jasley. Tba ir
cnmgtftnces were Bach aa to leave io donbt of the inr
cendlary charaeter of the fire. It was fortanatejy dis
covered in time to prevent its doing much damage.
Shortly after the Union School Hoa3e in tte eame
neighborhood waa found to have been let on fire, but
was promptly put oat by" the Town Tolice;. It is also
said tba) an attempt waa made to fire the Cbureh.
" THEATHX. .
To-night the drama of" Old and Tounf," the farce
of the "Swiss Bwaini." Dance by Mies Seiina War
ner. T morrow night Mr. VanOiten will take a benefit
hia first we thiak. '
The bill effsred is a good one. Miss Bridges 'has
volunteered and will appear as Lady Audley, in the
play of 'Lady Andley'i Becret," adapted for the stage
from the novel of that name. The performance to con
dad e with the farce of the Lottery Ticket. Between
the pieces a Bent; by Mr. VatOsten, and a Dance by
Miu Seiina Warner.
Mr. YenOsten is a meritoricus and painstakicg per-
foraior he is personally and professionally popular,
and we may safely bespeak for him a fall house.
Now is indeed the winter of our discontent and dee-
poadaney, and yet we art not balf as discontented or
Respondent as the men ct tte first devolution were
whan tba war had crosTessw for four years : nor have
we as much reason. . We can see and appreciate our
nn iraablea because thrv are creaent and immediate.
bit we mora thai half forget those through vVbick the
molted colonists paned ; at any rate we do not fully
appreciate tbsm.
Oar diCkiltv is removed out of oar cath. .The
clamoreri for pece va0 base ttieir opposition to the
Confederate Uovernment ipon tne ground that pror
efforts had not been made to secure peace that nego-
. '.a'
tiations bad net been triea, nave now noming to stand
on have no basis of action save submission surrender
At discretion. -All tine men at tha Sotth nut here
i after be a unit. That is something it is much.'
cial Migietratp, resoltcd in the selection of John J.
Oonoley, luq-, present mcuabent. The vote stood : ,
John J. Condey. ................ ....113
John C.Wood...... 29 .
' BAiir-.It would really appear as thoagh tha win
dows of Heaven wart opened and the waters " over the
ftmawint norwiiH A tn nrrar ' Aawa nnnn thin ninfrl
!""-- r " c. i1 i
world. Thosej(who have holes in their eboci will
nd out all about it without asking.
Womea are laid to hare itrorger AtUchmeoU than men.
not ao. A ma b la ottea atuohad to aa oia cat, nat oia
C
yon ever know oft woman baring; an attachment for an
p!4 M9i ! ISM IN"
Far tha Jfc?aai.
Meisra. Editobj : ' ,
These are certainly dayi of deep datkaeaa aad severe
trial. God ia pouring oat hia wrath apoa na aa a people.
It it bfghtime we were leaning wl3om by tha , thioga we
hare aollared. Bat are wa. aa a people, learning ?, If at,
where la the proof I Hate we mora nvreoee far Qod aad
lore far hli law thaa wha tale atroggle eommeaoed Z .
Bather are we not drlftlag away from Ood'a ooamaad
meets ? Ylait oar Chnre het bo w t mall the ooBgregatloaa.
Ia aot thii genera) neglect of the boate of Ood an tvldeaoe
of dacliiiel ' :
Bat ia the Theatre, the danoe, the aoolal pleaanra part
rg'eetedf Who bow roei to the prayer meetings, area
of those who claim to ba the people of Qod T ' Izoept
tue Lord build the home thfy labor is vain that baiid it:
exctptte Lord koep tba eiiy the watchman wateketb bal
in Tio." The Airiye bleanirg ia abiolotaly ncaaary to
noeea la erery nodertaklog. Uaa wa, as a peeple, Igoora
Uod sod aroipfcr ? The nooner we feel and eonfeta oar 4e
Ceodeaoe tbe better. O 1 my ohrittiaa friends, let ae da
ettor lot nt bomble corels tafora tha Lord, ooaaia
and foraatear aina, and call apoa tied antU ha aar and
aare at.
Ttere will be a prayer mertlre; ewry TedaeaJay aTsr-
in.T, at 1 o'oieck, in the Frest ftrsst Methodist Chfok.
i appeal te all tbe members of the Church ta attead, aad
cordially mt ite ail others to attead, ed 1st ns pray Oud's
aicsmcg opoo us. -
L. 8. B0B&HB4B.
TELEGRAPHIC
npraa l U Prea A ssxiIbUh. , .
Katerel aseordlog to the Act af Caogress, la the year
. ines, by S. S. Thiisbeb, la tka-Clerk'e Oftiee of the Dis
triotCaartaf tba nfederata States for tbe Northers
District af Usorgla. '
.ineiRllAN'S StOYKMBBlTB. '
The various aod contradictory reports io circulation
Saturday aad Sunday caused ceasiderable exoitemeat
and nnePFincss la our community. The present posi
tion of afuiri is certainly one of intense interest and
anxiety, and we shall endeavor to keep tba public as
fully informed as tbe circumstances will admit.
Oar citisecs may rest assured that any newe of im
portance reaehing beadqtarters prudent . te communi.
cate, will not be withheld. This will enable ns in a
great measure to attp mariy of tba false and absurd ru
mors daily set afloat. . ,
: On Friday afternoon the enemy crossed the Salke
batchie between BroiWs and Kiver's Bridges, also
above . tbe River Bridge, completely outflanking- ow
forces and compelling them to retire upon Branchville.
A Bbarp fight, lasting several hours, toek place at
Rivsr's Bridge. General Wheeler kept the enemy in
check abd-mude considerable havoc among them in the
fight. We have no details or particulars aa to the re
epectivt losses on either side, but that of the enemy is
known to have beea heavy.
Oar troops fell back ta the second line of defences'.
The enemy, at latest accounts, (Sunday evening) had
not crossed Rim's Bridge. . . , .
The report that tbe 17th Army Corps were at Ban
well Court Honse Sunday with a large force of caval
ry, wes discredited in military circles last evenlnr. Tbe
gneral impression, however, was that they would make
an trior i to gain tne road sometime during the night
Up to a late hour the wires ware working through to
Augusta, ana communication remained anoroken.
Heavy cucnonadicg waa reported by passengers to
have been heard all day in the direction of Bamberg. A
number of prisoners were brought ia Saturday and
Sunday. Tfiey report that Sherman woild make an
attempt to cut the road at Midway. " ,
Passengers to Augusta, report that Sherman was ad
vaaoing on Brancriviiie in two ooloms, with about fer
ty theuBnd men.
One transport and four tf tbe enemys bargee landei
a number of troops on Little Brittaia, and about two
hundred men at (Secret Post. About half -past two
o'clock P. M. they advanced te King's Creek, and af
ter skirmishing a short time retired. One picket line
was re-established. CharUtion Cturier, Oik in$U
,KBVEIt TOO OLD VO tVBAHS.
8ccrates,at an extreme agi, learned te play on ma
sical instruments. ,
Cato at eighty years of age thought proper to leara
the Uretk laoguege.
Plutarch when between seventy and eighty, com
menced tne study I Latin.
Bocirio was thirtj-five years cf aje when be com-,
menccd bin studies ia p:iita literatarc, yet he became
ofrj of three m&slcrs of the Tnsoau dialect, Paste and
Jetrarch being the other two.
Bir. Humphrey Spelman neglected the scieaces in his
youtb, but commenced studying cf them when he was
DCtWVtu u...j mi--j jw. -5 ,.wi Mill UII
he became a most learned antiquarian and lawyer.
. Afit
Cobcrt, the famous French minister, at sixty years
01 age, reiuraca io ma xjbub ana uw aiacies.
Lndovico, ,at the great age of one hundred and fif
teen, wrote the memoirs of bis own times. A singular
exertion, noticed by Voltaire, who was himself one of
the most remarkable instances or tie progressing of age
in new atudies., .. ' '
. Ogibly, the translator of Homer and VirgU, was un
acquainted with Latin and Urctk till be was past the
ageoi fifty. ' ' ' . '
.Franklin did not commence his philosopkleal pur
suits till ke bad reached bis fiftieth year. -
f
Accorso, a great lawyer, being asked why he began
the study of law so late, answered that indeed Els' began
it late, but he could therefore master it the aocnar.
Dryden.in his sixty-sight year eommsneed tie trans
lation of tba Ilfiad,- and bis moat pleasing productions
were written in hia old age.
Tb Auqcsta Chbomiclu aid Sixmn i .Taerj.
Daring tbe afternoon session of Richmond Su
perior Court, on the 20tb, we learn from tbe Constito
tiocaliat, that the case of Chichester vs. Morse, pray
ing for en .injunction to restrain the latter from pub
lishing; tbe' Chroniclers Sentinel, newspaper, and to ap
point a receiver to settle up the basiaeas of the lata
firm of N. 8. Morse & Co , waa argued ; the court de
ciding, after hearing tlte arguments of counsel, to re
quire Mr. Morse to shew cause why. the injuncticn
sbouldot be granted, send allowed him ten days fcf
that purpose ; the case Ut be then heard at Saadere
ville, in Washington County, E. Starnes, Xiq for the
proBccotor i U. W. HiilUrd, Esq, for the, deJ&adaat. v
. Nothing by Telegraph, aiscayMterday'a Isina. '
Rkusaib or rnitosKRi ov wau rium
coarRBiKJfT ir toon. ;
. ' ctiiiAL oasxMt a-o. 6. :
Wax Dan. Adj't UsviBUL'a Orrici, )
Waahiagtca, Jan. 18, 18C5.
A proposal having been made by Robert Oald oa
the 224 of Aagust last, to tbe afleot that prisooen-cf
war on each aide be released from cos linemen t, clean, or
ia iroca, aa the ease ny be, and either placed Is tbe
eooditioa of cthtr prise.isrs or sfat to tbeir reapectivc
hei.j for their tqi;vaUaa whlea propoiil wa tuly
spprcved by the ccretar of War.it lg beieby ordered
that all Confederate prisoaers of war that come within
the terms of said accepted prept eal be ibleaaed and sent
te f sit Monroe, there to be detained subject to tbe
idcia of Lieutenant Colonel Jcbo E. Malford, Agent
for the Uxobaoge or fruocera, to enable him to carry
the proposal intc afaot. Ia executing this order the
ix-ression eonfloeaaat clece, will he eenstruad aa meaa
lag prise Bars coi-flaed la calls.
By order cf the
Sboiitait or Yf AB.
A. A. Kicbols, A. A. O.
. i
OKi.Ltfs uPisiioai or ituatioiv.'
Tks people (aaya the Lynchburg Virginian) arc al
ways glad to knew Winer al Lee's opinion oa matters
iovclvlag tbe public interests, as ba bos tbeir confidence
to aa extent enjoyed by nc other .msTu in the Confeder
acy. Tbey win be glad to know what ba tblnka of tbe
present situation. Without violating any confidenci,
we are enabled to gratify them to corns extent. A let
ter before us, from a prominent gentleman, informs is
that while in luchmond a few days since, uen. Lee re
marked tc a friend that "be law and appreciated the
difficulties acrreunding u, but be waa hopeful and con
fident that any comaromi&e now would prove but a
truoe. or aa armistice, ana would be an unmanly abrink
iar from present duties, and entailing upon onr.cnil-
drea trials whioh we should mejt and overcome."
Te latter adda : This ia aablime truth, and witb
y unshaken confidence ia God, I trust 1 Uencral Lee
will be as another Uideon, and that the swotd of the
Lord, will ba in bis hands for our deliverance."
' 'V
The BtrBEiBi mi taa Confcdsrata Araatca.
Tha Barkvld pablbhea. with a treat flanrlah.Vhat it csUi
" a eei piste roster " of tha Confederate army with the
names or regiments oomposicg ongaaes, toair eoiamaad
ere, eta. n lima up the aUeagth af the army as 1 el
lews i
Amy cf Vorthera Yirglala, ...74 tso
Aim of Tennetae , ooo
Aray af Missouri,, .35,001
aasBBvas. ' t .-
fiarrieoaof KiehBOi4,.,r. .rr i. ;;.;-.v.;
Garrisan of LTDohborr..... I ann
Dspartaent af Bortb Carolina... T,400
vf itio.B vi uiuuwwwi, usergia anajrioriaa,
apposing Rherman, 1030
Department of Xaatera Georgia, oppoalon; Cher- '
tnaa... . . . tt aa
Deyartaent of Alabama, Mlaslssipyl aad Bastdtu '
JUOB,,?," 14,000
Dlatriot of Tsxaa,fsw Vexloc aad Arlaoaa,. too
District f West Louisiana S 000
QarrlaeBOi forta on eesst,.. g
Grand total,....,
;
...... ...148.940
It has Seen said, cbaervaa the Golnmhna tnn. that
war has produced an increase of profanity and tha oth
a a "T a -.1 IWeV ! 1 a. -r .
er aiienasBi vices, imaia untrue, war serves only
. M I . .. . . . . '
10 reveai ana anmasK cnaracier ; 11 does lot materially
change it., ado uiau wbo laa proianc a wearer, or a
drunkard, er a thief or rogue now, posseescd those traits
iirorc ; tsa preseai icaetueai state 01 society 1 only
the occasion for their lisplay. I be soldier who steals
his eemrade's haven aac now, bad it ia bis heart to
steal before be became a soldier he was restrained
only by publio siatimant er the fear of punishment, or
aierrea ltuuu hi iiiciuud ai lu uesivns nw tr.a an
mum nf a. otvid annnrtanltv
The aaai who demeana himself dureepectfaUy before
m ..il. if .. eaa
nsprotectca lauiec now, woma cave done ao before tba
war but for tba fear cf corporeal pnoUhwant at tbe
bands of some male relative ; the disturbs of publio
wcrship when civil law ia a nullity, was restrained afore
gone only by a wholesome dread of the atatutca made
and provided for the punishment of the diaotderiy. and
tha refractory.
Tba man who steals, embtzilss, or otherwise ppro
Eriatea'Geveraaiat money er crooertv. wobU steal hia
migbbor'a horse, or his ox, or bis swine, or his puree,
could he do so with u little fear cf detection and pun-ishmsat
Tha offloial who makes aafearta of crirata nrnnr4
apoa a false pretence that he la ao authorized by the
KruTiracaeuL, sums oa uigaway roaoer DUl lor a
wholesome dread of punishment.
Tha officer who ia abusive and eras! Ar nanpmWrita
aevere now, waa a hector before the war he was oaly
at. e f
rectrainea ny civu law.
' Tbe woman who la imprudent and immodest now
lad it in her heart to be ao before the war. '
The scam wbo makes a false return of tithes now,
would have acted aa did Annaniaa and Sapphire, bad
ke lived eighteen hundred years ago, and been similarly
situated.
j . . it
A AJtiii.1 Burr On Friday tight last and ioring
tke whole of Aatnrda, In this portion of the cooetry, a
bos fianuiui imim su wuva iiov bcbtuj, niora so
ihaa wa hate esr kaowa belora. Tha desiroetiea ta
timber mail be immense. . The road a la soma plaoss were
eompletala blockaded and rendered imeassbbl.
tiit mnob dsmsce aaa beea eutaintd b orchara
ak! a a
faar
ana ixbii uses. nan aa Bnane iraea are much
lnjarsd, there being scarcely a single one of tho Utter on
iwhleh the effseta of the e!et are not tUibie. The streets
of oar wwb praaaauns ui boib ptAcas ua appearance al
baling beea visited by a terrible tornado, which prostra
ted aad injured every trie ia its path.
1 - Kalerr
I
' '. . FwrtLe Jonrnal.
Fobt Akbsrsov, W. J.,
Yebraary 5th, 1863,
kfessrs. KrroiB:-.
Ob Friday last, about 3 ocl- ck. P. one of tha eae
my a steeaisra, a larg dsnbie-eader. left the fltet aad raa
ap wlthiatwoand a ha:r mtiea of our srork, aad opsssd
Ore with 11 leeb Oaolf rtsa bs. ber second shot itQietlng
more damat a on us teas we nave ersr brfrre rece.vsl
from a ship s gna wc oadaic sH men cf Oampany B, 40tb
Begiaient, theiameeyan wi.lfltd below.- The ship's fire
aa retarasd by Cspu Heslsy'a rnttwortb Battery. After
the fifth saot from Mosloy tbe d joble esder crawled off
backward, " ery I ke a crab," aid maoh mora rapidly
thaa she adv&acsd. hating rcaivrd tdrte shuts throuii
hsr hsll from the Whltwortb, one af whleh pts4 entirely
tbroagb her btlowthe aatar line; tLU waa witnessed by
three of oar efflcfirs who wore qsletly ensconatd in a cedar
thicket witata feur fauodrsd yards af tha snip. When She
had retired, aad slu.r comiaaslestJng by a small bet,
aneiher adsuod 10 areige tbe l Jar, but w tlioa! ieflict
ing aer ssriois Sarasge tons ealuekily aheaiy fog eloasi
axt,ovi ih thif whleljgtfeherthe avaBtags; sba bsriotr
tte rseife 0 cor werki, in a dasiardly inaaasr oMSftaad
th fire through tha frg, noseao by ns. botinrslnhloga iita
!; token of her ;rnos in the ebaso of :0 aeander Tar
rotlsh.ii. ,
Tie two Bhlpe fired oaly abouftblrfy shet, hot with a
ISTlllsh dellheratioa and laferoel aeoaraoy. nearly crery
sbsU fslling wlthia tke wort, or miking the parapet ia
frost. Almost every other day thess rascals (Its ns a ba
eflt, aid in srsry case they axa driven out of aotioa by tba
aaerriag aim of Sergesat Jous, of Mosloy 's battery, whose
SQpsrlor ttsjkaaassblp aad g'noral sood qesiltee as a sol
dier deserve tbe higuest t raise. It is a sisKUlar faot (hat
the satns ship neTar rsturns. Ose of these ships, the El.at
liaacock, ia nadergoi grepalra, rndered aeosssry from
the eOsoi cf tao shuts irosj the Whnwerib 00 YViday the
17th Jsnasjy. Ttals prasttee 01. ths'r pan, thongbaBOoylne
tons, Bredausamoatexhtilratingcgjct on the spirits af
our mn, and l.feeJ ataared, that with eauogh "rastal
here," ao Yankee ship weald eier get Wllmlngion. .
BespseUaUy yours,
' ' ; OAFS FBAB.
.Lijtcf oafnaItahC..B,T)th Ksgimeat N.C.T.. by
the Are ef the enemy's ships, Frldsy febraary 31, IBM 1
slihtfyV'"" h0 A l!huau' Washington, V. 0.ti arm,
Fritrate Alfred Babersoo, Martin ouunty, N. 0.. arm aad
leg, slnoe oesd.
FrWate tobirt Green, Flit coanty, W. C, in head, ae-
eeJer'ly" fircy E. Jaaksoo, Bagort connty, H.O., side,
.J1' W,u,m WWUkar, Beufurt cosn'y, R. C, leg",
Frlvste John L. potisr. rt..nfr.. , v, . , . r tt 1.-
llgbtij. v-. . VU.( M.
Dob't bs too CiatAiif. Aye, now boys, don't be
too certain. Remember notbing ia easier tiian to be'
mistaken. And if you permit yourself to be mistaken '
a great many times, every body will lose confidence in
.bat you say. If you have any doubts remove them by
cxptanatioa, beiore speaking confidentially.
Four pounds of beef lose one pound by boiling, and a
pound and three ounces by Uklcg. Four pouoda of
mutton lota fourteen ounces by boiling, one pouo iand
six ounevs by roasting and ols pound four ounces by
baking. .
jnO.VKT tIAUKKT,
BIVI8EO DAILY Bt B. F. GUADY,
fil'i?!1!---8- Market Streets
JirTWJ'raira ibis
awiinv mM r r mt
a per eeat. Bonds, 3.a 1100 f
T co
7.10 Rotes, co
4 per cent. Certiflcates, 60
iter log Bxeharge, 43 a 44 ",
a. O. Bank Mat... k . 1
b.c. ' 5" ' .
Georgia g
Yirginia " j
Gold. .il
blJver, . .' , 40- ,
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AISIW JOIIK'a U4IIUK, Hm. 1.
V A Al EMIvdBST ilETIAf(i this (Taesday) e
Y leg, at 7 o'clock. . "
iLyim Faaetual attendanoeldeslrsd.
By order.
. WlsYM. rOI330Jf, B'y.
T y m.lt
THEATRE.
It. If. JsabJae..... Bala t-aa'aaa anal ar.at.aHv
Jaka XJavla .8es;s MuaKr
TUESDAY EYKJflfla, FEBBOABY 7th, IMS'.
Will be presented tke Oomedy of
OLD iND YOUNC.
Charsotorsby the Compasy.
HBaHBHaHMMBBvaaatMaaMaBaai -
FANCY DANCE,.. MI8 b KLIN A WARNER
Ta eenoladi with the Uijghabla Farce cf the - .
' . SWISS SWANS. '
Tc-merrow a'ght, KTednesday, benefit of Mr. YAK02U
TBJf. on whlob aeeasinn Miaa Kf-OIffB SKITViri
kladly volaateered, will appear ia ber celebrated charac
ter of LAicr AUDi.gr, ia her Drama from Lady Andley'i
Ksorst; . . ' 1
Atr-FBICES OF. ADMISSION AB USUAL. JEf
Soars opea at fnarter to 7 5 aommanee at half-past T.
THEATRE,
BENEFIT OF R. L. VAXOSTEN !
Wednesday etemuj(j, bbbuaey eih, 1665.
MISS EL01SE BRIDGES
Baa kladly Tolnnteered oo this occasion. nd wfJl mntir'
in her great character of LADY AUDLEY'8 BKCBST.
Miss SELINA WARNER in a favorite Dance !
Miss IDA MORTON ia n entirely ne Sonz 2 :
Mr. VANOSTtfN ejs THE OLD SETrON 1J
AND A PARING FARCE I
roa biit
l 1 Bouse, corner of Cbestuat and Third BtrtdU. tbe
Uka Titnoart. of Urn Jr. tin R. I-nrlna
rya , aiai.j i;av4'j.i.
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