FAIRIES
tfh dvi:ll
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Steamships friges, &c.
CLYDE?S!
Mew foFk
i AND
Wilmington, N, C.,
Steamship Line.
"; v.VvK.julv love:
.!C:.,..:.i.l'rnclmnte.l.
" '! i !,!. :i prison dov.-;
&':!. ijits t. lack bef. lh
yi'f ' . .V.'.i.t thsit- m.vstx
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,SM IN THE HANKS.
I,,;!, Privates who Kept Cool
I'nrtcr Vive.
..' hi Pliilal.d:iiV Weekly
'Jiiih-. '
i : ; It !'.!::i'. willi iiit tdcutc of
,;.;inH lite I'.iifc . i'
i'aVH.iv. I have space for
Vt lira't I'adcricUsburg, jut
(;.-.. 1 ui.i Brigade (under
U V. !. el .Atlisisoii had
v . (it. c! tl'
t
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u'j.l !ii,U'!r inerr gaiuuib uasu
ji (!! liiOu growling lyudlj
l iv in" "I I it
..A ii Huii Irllowivtliat
.hUi!' u.jiiM liave"lct .them
Y.i:.!:i .-".into the 'liver:") a
w . ) siciiili lo DC iiui uvcr
had
niadjj the
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two
mtd
t' me. wini . ins
itkiol, ami cxcla
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iirtMiii,) jetiui, a
i1.c;i., t.i tut oil' these tinkers
1 1'!
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.... i , ivt u a her ih wpe directly,
1 ... ' .'.,, I, I. .Hi1" I lii-nrni-fil
t i ' it., l l ' it.ui lit' in. i
I 1
1 1 :
I' ll, III" Wi'Uliu a-- iiieoauu,
l .y lmiied to. the. front
.V.t.V-ku" 'ile;. th! "Jytli ol
' S rLcai.t ! rli aii.nin, the
.: 1 ...1 ilwTliiitceiitli Virinia ln-
u.v r.;; miiiktl A', nunibcrj of
, ' lt""i'U?, btt .selaiuiiiig,
n i.ill ii:r. I 1 will never ivo
,i...j; l.t I'-ii-lit; Uiitil ho jfell
i , ,m 1 tli- li;t;4 wasttippetl-Jrpm
.irwuul vl.ich li .had wrapped
iinIo in l
;lu 'Uiia lu'i I nule In the
'.. kWw I'AU'rhVuir'i; one ,'day, a sud
t i iVvtTTr 1Uoi iiy luit oil and
- U '.tvaT'u (lit- Uvu E.lnis..' Private
' hx J layer, ;f (J tu JtttO" 13lh Yir-r-i-rihiefii,
;;t eiA'c Jtcpj el tip and
i 1 '
"t uy j.it fur 'inc. 1 pGreBip
'0 li.i'L ilJ;);' :;(, as I knewjhe
; 1j;' wniill run iut. tUc fearless
; "ii Ii.a!"pL'!i red. ahul before Ion!?
,';:t. ''How dtl .y.uii
with t
:i i.'
n 1 ticii;ii. uii . i
t-lc trench leading to' our
!!'' liJicd it in with apolc.':
t :!:c V:iil.cts see yiu?" -'Oh!
y .-ii i ;,t ine cilit or ten times;
l-:p.t:iia.:o :. dnTerenec, so they did
k;l!--.l'. Lra vdy iK.jngA his duty, I
y,r riu ti, in the trenches at Tc
w;iklii:ii:the thcll from the on-
- rtars, tlu-y c.u'ne over, claun-
l:in;a:Ur t.r.e as -my shell,"
'y waiting fur the smoke from
t" clear away before cagcr-
1 to rather tn the seat-
; 4 1 vvr to ther up the scat
. :i '; -vlAK were suld to the ord
: 'crf r;i (H- cents (Confcdcate
v: l' ).l" :'l. . They i callpd shells
- '!t l) the rear, ppuavtcrmas-
.-7V iUi l.i.iio tlay a pliant fellow
1iru!Cf.s..,flcrsona Hanger' in his
,;ld: mounted the parapet,
! iii.uy sharpshooters, and
:l"i.iliel tlut vas flying over,
-V little further to the right.
' ".t'1" name of a worthy
Wn yonder under the
T:
1
livjf,"" 'i r,,cMon I,s.iw a good 113
, k JA "Ijns.somc meat 011 the side
w ' 'ktl.eminnie balls of the
.''". ''iJed all around ltn.
v . ;' -!,u;k in his fjre, and threw
'.' '"ej'n, wbcii ho quietly
' wd-.-of the lire, as if to
.. t ( ;;;id wofiton with his cu
J. , -i 0 l':'"'.v marking; l'lague
, ' ' ' ; I pect they will also
'f..''.s ' hcfj'ro they quit
I '1 ANI,'-; i.i: tai)Les,
' Wilmington, N. C.
V - .j:i1 . 1
'j!'. . ' 1 11 iure at rca
i ... parties to the
' iturii . ' f - -
r " ' i-yiniaodated.
4.
F. v
PUBLIC- SAY :
lito"; Wu!r, 1UT TlIE UCST
tPn. . al Market Street
Another bt of tW
p1
-preH tl.B daj at
Market Streft.
1 . .
Egg
s, Etc.
T' l'rtt-...
.' C .;i n . ..
V .8 Lard'
Juals "Pi Tobacco, Ac
a;l 1 ffra 1...
i::.!..
A.
4
close ontdtlr
iud Commiiton Merchant.
The Steamer
WE FACTOR,
. , . . ' . . .
WILL SAIL - FROM NEW YORK nv
SATURDAY, JUNE 30.
4
!.
Hhippera can rely upon the prpnipt
sailing of Steamera as advertised.
ror Freight Engagctaents apply to
A. B. CAZAUZ, Agent,
Wilmington, Tl. C.
L. S. liELDEX Soliciting Kgent.
WM. V. f!l,YTK r.n rin.r'iff.'c
Bowline Green, or Pier 13. N. R.. Xp1
iun
, AND V !
1 .
Wilmington, W. C,
STEAMSHIP LINE.
Thcteamer
R&L EDlnl ,
CAPT- OXiXVUXl,
WILI, SAIL FROM. BALTIMORE ON
Saturday, Juno 30.
Shippers can rely upon the prompt
Sailing' of steamers aa-ivertiaed. B
Through Bills of aclin givea
to and from Philadelphia, and Prompt
Dispatch guaranteed. i-2
'For Treight Engagements apply to v
A. D. CAZAUZ, Agent,
Wilmington, Iff C.
L. S, liELDEN, Soliciting Agent, r
REUBEN" FOSTER, General Agent.
Corner Lee and Light Streets, Baltimore.
june tii) . . i
COW1E
RIGHT 1L0M! !
We Expect You
D OUR NEW GOODS are ready,
welt'omo you as yuu will weliiome them wjien
. . ... . . j ii. - i. -
you soe tnc tine aortmcni ana me rcinar.
bly-LOW PRICES wc ciin afford to sell at.
WITE SHIRTS all made atO-5 cent5.
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, at 6.00 and
upwards.-
CASSJMERE SUTS fre-m -.7.50 up.
COTTON: A UE SUITS fiom $0 up.
Also full line of 1 I
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
' At Prices to suit all.
,.r r.
SOL' BEAR & BROS.,
W ; !?q mftet.
i . " ' ..)..
'may 5 " ' . ''
ME
Catawba Cq.f N. 0,
I HKSE SPRINGS WERE OPEN FOR
the reception of j;uet JimO lit
are situated 55 miles North west ofCharlotte
and 6 miles from Hickory Station, on Western
N. C. Railroad, in the shade of the BlueRidgc.
The ' Mineral Wateri embrabe Blue and
White Sulphur and Chalybeate. I I
. i . . t
Arrangements hayc been made with Rail
roads for Excursion TipVe a.t cents per iuile
for round trip. !
Baths, both hot, coldandplunpecanbehad.
Also all amusements,! such as Billiards, Ten
Pins, Ac. Good stableand fine roads for
drives.
Tho proprietor takes, pleasure in stating
that he has secured tne serTices of Mr W.' H.
H. Gregory as an assistant. 1
For further particulars, tddrcs3
T. P ft. Kt.T.TOTT.or
june J Mr. W Hi VL GREGORY
T 0QT , AND SB05 ' , Af JKER j ANli
Eail oad Lines, &c.
Cen'l Sup'ts ptrice,
VJLMlQTo.-, colujicia" a.i ac-
GUSTA RAILROAD. 1
. Wilmington, N. C, June 1, iSTT.
CHANGE OF SCIli:iVLE ;
On and after Sun4ar, June the "fullow
schedule wjll be run on this ruad:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAlJT, (daily
except Sunda.) ! -
Leare Wilmington...... 12 15iP 51
Arrive at Florence r 00 P Ji
Leave Florence .x...'i'l JTO P 51
Arrive at Wilmington I 20 P5J
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily)!
i.cave Wloungtoa..
Leave Florence......
Arrive at Oolufartw .... .
ArrivWat AugHstal..;...
Iave Augusta....
Leave Columbia..
Leave1 Florence..... '.
Arrive at Wilmington..
This Train will onlv
Whiteville. Fair llliiH"
7 . , i 11,
Aimmonsvme, ftumter and hasto ver buv. aec
Wilmington and Columbia. . ..'
TIIDnTTfill Tnriniim m.. 1 ... , .. ..
unuuv7ii rftLiuni liiAi-M (iaiiv, ex
cept Sundays. )
Leave Wilmington .,
Leave Florence.
Arrive at Columbia
Leave Colombia.....
Leave Florence
Arrive at Wilmington..
JpS?' Passengers for
should takcvNight Express Train l'roii' Wil
mington. Threugb Sleeping CarJ on nili t trains
for Charleston and Augusta.
if J A 51 ES ANDERSON,
. june 2 '' General Superintendent. .
WILMINGTpiT TWELOOIs
RAILROAD COMPANY;
1
4 J j
Miscellaneous..
... .; oo i' .v
...in 05 r.n
... 1 11 A 51
.. 4 32 A 51
.. :2:!P51
...ii :;; P 51
... 2 15 A 51
... G 40 A 51
Fiermr.glfn,
5l.iri"ii, i- lorcaee',
::0 P 51
-0 A 51
10 10 A 5i
I 00 P 51
1 A 51
............. ii 00 - 51
A u g u t .1 a n 1 1. b e v c n d
Office of Gen'i, Si i iviiin n..Noi;r
Wilmington, N. C, June 1
OFFICE OF , . .
OUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD.
TN ORDER TO SUPPLY OUR S0BSCRI
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should they, need any to complete their files.
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SOUTHERN .HISTORICAL: MONTHLY,
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i b 21 .
If Yd IEEY BIM
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f
On and after Sunday, .Inn lOlli, 177,
Passenger trains on the "Wiluiingtmi A Wel
don Railroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EN P RES S T Ii A I N , daily.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. 'Depot
at... d 5.VA 51
Arrive at Wcldcn at.. 12 10 P 53
Leave Weldon 11
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at 5 10 P 51
NIGHT 5IA1L AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
lieave Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at........ '. i5 35 M 51
Arrive at Weldon at..,. 2 20 A 51
Leave Weldon, daily at... : 15 A ;51
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.! ' I
""Depot at..., ..!..... 12 00 ;51
The Day Tiain makes close connection at
Weldon lor all points North via Bay Line
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via? .Rich
mond and all rail routes. ? ,
Night train makes close .conrieeiiojis iat
Weldon for all points north via Richmond.!;!
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars-attached to
all Night Trains, and run through fiom Wil
mington to Richmond'. :, . ! '
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