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Special noticed will be charged at the rate of
toentv-five cents per lint, each insertion.
. A discount of ti percent, from tbse rates wnl
be male for advertisement inserted one month or
longer. 1
TXo adrertisement3 "till forbidden" will be
received. ! V
All orders for papersor advertising must be ac
companied with the cfisb. . 1 ,
Job W5. k done with neatneai ana dispatch, and
at moderate rate. ' '. Vf
Grand Kally of the People.
GENERAL teUSCIl OF THE CITt
VKIXITY.
Come and Jet us Reason Together.
this soldiers stay away that 'there .may be no ivr
timidation. Let the, people talk their sentiments
op I ; freely, and express themselves -with; cando
and plainness. -
SCEXES 1ST IllCIIMOXD,
The city of" Richmond rous t present some very
amusicg scene.- about these days, judging ironi
the pen ana ink sketches of the press of dint city.
Fancy a rump Congioss the last - that will ever
have an existence in rebeldom held together by
threats and ridicme, endeavoring to do business
with aminority, while every time the back of the
Sergant-atarms is turned some affrighted mem
ber bolts for his country home. Look at the
Ezaminrr, tuggiug at Jeff Davis' coat tails to pre
vent his following the etampeding legislators.
Lee stands out conspicuously in the picture, im
ploring the civil government not to desert him,
while meantime he is making all haste to get
hie b:g guns and valliant soldiers away. : Citizens
rffsh about frantically, miserably endeavoring to
set their houses in oraer, and hang out the mouldy
sign of uriion while the crazed authorities trem.
blingly assure them there's no dauger. i In the
confusion, merchants are sending away their
oods; mechanics 'arc packing up their tools tfid
machinery; bankers are .securing their funds
citizens seeking transportation for their effects '
and hub-bub .and confusion reign supreme all
.around. The darki'c's song" De day ob tribu
lation am a'cowia' ," seems- to be fearfully real
ized.. A pleasant place that Richmond to dwell in
just now. - r : x?- ; ; .;
toother aaUoriiod VQPP ior reale; the
Supply Store maitia;r!jhe purchaV-, ip no instance,
however,, to go twrmd the amount, per month, de
si tm a ted in their authority, t . ' " " 1 1
. IT." Every peraon connected: with Sapplv 5tore
as clerk or assistant, and not a member of tae.firm,
will be required to take the oath of lojalty, and file
the fame with the Super riaing the AssiiUnt, or one
of dhe Local Special Agents. ji " i
Y. Any'act-or expression of dbJoyaltrbrnanitest
indications of Sympathy and flvof- for the'socceS of
the present. rebeUon, wilt oe rearoea as,suncieni
.flnso fri-(he immediate cancellation of the authority.
This is .intended to appiy to ail members of the firm
as well as clerks and assistants. . ,
VL The -boolf'sand accounts of all Supply Stoves
will be sub t:ct to examination byjthe Supervising or
Assistant Special Agent, or by the proper Local
Special Agent. V , L. . ,A
VII.-Merchants end traders Will be permitted to
sell! roods and supplies in reosoUable quantities to
loyarplrties, who reside withio jthe picket lines of
thia Military Post, without the certificate of the Local
Special Aeent. o; trader or niserciiant, npwevcr,
HEtiDQ'KS DEPAUTMEXT OF '. c j
! . -'V . (at or rria rfEto.) :
Vilmingtcn, X. C., e. J27,; IhCZ. -J
Srsctati' Oani,r : ' ..Jr-t . .
VII. The Chief Commissary
will allowea tor sen to ajiy pary inmicu
Military authorities .to ceuie from oeyondrai't picket
ItnA. unless the netn it of saidL-Scal Special Arnt
Mayor's Office,
"Wilmirir'on,. March 10,
FICE,
), 18G5. J ,
Th? citizens of Wilmington antWiin:-
itj are requested to meet at the C;urt
House on Tuesday evening, the 14th inst.,
at-. 7 1-2 o'clpck, to tdko .counsel ;to-'
i
gethor, and confer on the" best interests
of cur City and .State. -V
JOHN D AAYSpN;. Mayor:'
TMU I'ATJGUItATIOX.'
"We print this morning a very full and graphic
account of t!o very imposing ceremonies attending
i i '
the secoml inauguration cf Presi-leut Lincoln.
We also reprint j from-a -revised copy, the Presi
dent's . inaugural address. In surrendering so
much of our limitc1 space to this report- we feel
satisCe.l tlr.l woj ould in no way better please
our .numerous rcauers. i-
' . :
s JUABISE IMELLlGESCEi j
Poet or rWiiMixaiON, March 10.
ARRIVALS. .
Steamer Ashland from Port Royal.
StJa uer Champion from fortress 3Jonroe.
Steamer Lady-Lang' from West Bar.
Steauier Parthehia from West Bar.
Steamer Escort from Wst Bar. '
Steamer General Howard. from,West JSa.r.
Shooner SO'Erans from New York. - h
' Schooner A,- Green Trom Baltimore.
iSchoo ner "John from For t Fisher. ' .
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISE IViENTS
A IMPORTANT MEETING. f -
Sy a call.whicii is printed elsewhere, it wjil be
seen (hac the people of Wilmington and its vicinity
are invited lo a?tbmbi3 on next'Tuesday'night, in
ccuut-il, to deliberate " on tjhe best interests of the
citv and State." ; . , . - .
The best inferests cf the city and State may be
r.ibserved 'in various w:iys.- They' will not be sub
served by any longer ampliation with rebellion.
It sce,ius ta us that four years of' war ought to bo
sufficient (o demonstrate this .to any reasonable ,
nian. Four year of war haye failed of estab'ish
ing the Southerh Confederacy. ' Eighl yesrs of
war would brin .ibout; could the war b3 carried
cn.b"o ion by' the! South, even, a, , tapre'signal foil
ure.. A louger aSlliation' by North Caro ina with
the rebellion wcjuld only tend to encourage the
rebel leaders lo ijrt tract this causeless and profit
less struffgle. War advances neither the commer-
1 , j ....
cial, ."agricultural mechamcal or aiiy other indus
trial pursuit of a! people. : On thecontrary, these
pursuits are prostrated by. the turmoil' and strife
anh distruction of war j Therefore, as war cannot
advance the industrial pursuits of people, and.
as a continuance Of the present war by the people
of North Carolina! would only protract a 'struggle
that must be profitless in the end,' itseerns to us
, that the best interests of this peopte would dictate
the , heartiest exertions,, on -jheirpartao restore
- peace to the State . f?'" .-. ; '
Inl' there is another Sbnsuferat ion which "may.
assist in uetermming tne true interests of our
citizens. Here the nalionalarms have coaquored.
Ther national arms are eonJtS6ring. everywhere.
Thc'-handwritiog is p!ainKnpon the wall that tells
tne. aooai or : those who nave recejietl against the
bestrgTernment jthe. world eves-saw. i Let the
people of Wilmington and "vioiaitv be wise in time.
Let them avouch-their deierniiaation to return to
SUige Manager, Mr. JOHN DAVIS.
Saturday Evening, March llth, 1865,
JISSS' EILOISE BRIDGES,
Will appear as the; WIDOW DELMAIE, in the
Comedy of the
SERIOUS FAMILY.
After which, . ! i
New Song, A Lyric of Mixed Liquors, by Jfr. Van
, sttn. . - . -u
. MIS. C3JARUES GLEASO ; .
'Having volaiiteer?d his services on the occasion,
will give his cejebratad BANJO OBLIGATOR with
L cal Hits on the Times. . .
Dance, ...m........,;...1.. ......Miss Selin a Warner.
To conclude with the laughable Farce of I
S&ASIIER.' AND CRASirR. !
Admigtion. Dress Circle, 1 00; Parquette, 50
cents; Centre Gallery, $1 00. r' . r ! .
tSDoors open at 7. Curtain rise" at VA o'clock.
March 11, lS65'f: ;-; , ' 11-lt
CQXCOni) CHAPTER W. 'li;
TNSTALLATION.,.of -officers, this- afternoon at 3
X. o'clock. By ordeifofH. P
is exhibited to said trader, or mertbant and then no
jTPfttpsr nuantiU- must be sold thanSspecified by said
pftrtoit. All parties coming through said picket lines
befire making purchases are diretted to the clUce of
thejLocal Special Agent. Permit to come and fto
thriush the picket lines arcrgivtn entirely'by the
MiliUry authorit es. . ' j '
Villi. No merchant or tracer will be permitted to
purchase or take possession of thie goods and stock
in tpade of another Supply Sior without giving
due notibe and obtaining permission from this otflce.
IX. The bringing of fresh vegetables, fruits, but
ter land eggs,; poultry, fresh 5sbr meat, clams, and
fresh oysters,, by loyal persons residing in the coun
ter to Posts and Town, under the control o the
military authorities, to be disposed of to th? ry,
navy, and citizens, will be readily facilitated by Per
mit Oncers and Local Special Agents.
XV As it is. of the highest inipi -ance to the public
in'Mr.est that the W$r, Navy, and Treasury D patrt
irierits, should act harmoniously,' all Officers, Assist
ant and Local Agents .connected ith this Agency,
wilV readily answer such inquiries and give such
support as may be in their power; to those 'engaged
in the military and;navki service, j h '-..
XJ. Until Wilmington' is deeLrgdan open' port by
Proclamation of trie President, orjuntii inland com
muJiicatJon is opened from an t. to: the port of litau-
fort; traders ar this point-must necessauly oe muen
j restricted. So long as the blockade continues here,
good? ard supplies can" only be bjjought directly to
Whjnintston via Cape Fear Hirer asa.military neces
eityl Ihe applicant must obtain the consent of the
Wa Department at Washington before the Trea.su:
ry Department can permit goodi to be shipped di
rectly to this place, as at ore 4 a id. ;On th'earrival ol
gool3 at this point so permitted, ihey must be first
reported to the Local Agent and tbh sold only in ac
cordance with the Treasury Regu'.ktion . The Loeal
Agept will examine the cargo to ascertain whether
it eotmpares ith the duplicate invoices, i ;
XII. All parties holding or controlling-personal
property within our lin'.s,. including cotton, tobacco,
and other productions consigned, (deposited or left
.i i . .. ; : k V T lt T
witni tnem Dy any person or persuua wnwu me
Subsistence ft
seize all surplus subsistence supplies to bo
l ' i . "t
WilmirgtOa and vicinity, causing j memlorandam -ri
cejpts to be given therefor, andrwiil turn tin.
over tova Comutiitee to bfccmposeldof the t; .
named genteKn, itixus f tWiljming ton, tx n it
m ' " Messlsr S. D. WALLaIcE; rresid,t:. .
f : i E. A. K KITH,
JAMES U. SriACKELFOn!).
WILLIAM R. iUTLEY,
GEORGE CIIAflDOUKX,
JAMES ALDERMAX,
Who wilf receive and issue tie vup$lie t, t,'
poor. - -, , j
-The; Quartermaster 'Department! will fun:;i .
necessary transportation! 5; j -
By command! of Major General SSchofield :
' M J. A. CAMPBELL, .
I: Lieut. Col. 4t Ai A. General. .
abandoned Dronertv.
houses, store rooms, and. tenements' by such parties'
within ttie Keeel lines can nave no jtorce or. vaiaany.
The rent for property of .this discrjiption (notj occu
pied by the military authorities) .niiust bo piid to the-
Treasury A arent. Jf arties.nolain';- jtouses ana iuirji-
llcl. qr.9 district off Vilininirf on,
- ., witMiSGTOK, r, v;, siarcn a, 10.1.
. o. i.: I ,'-. ;:v- K !
q n obedience ta! orders received jfrorar M C.t.
t 'dio'leld, Commanding thVDepartmeut, hon I ;t,.
syuie.ommand of the Diatof Wilmington. The !)'s
trict will comprise all tfco territory uude. iuihtur,
control in rear of the armies operating fr. o (' j,M
rear River as ab;ase. 'l am also . charged with the
t ' 1 ; .... t )
tlaiiol of Provost Marshal General, jivithih th-
doe'crbed. I : ' ' 1 ' '
. Aii-head-quarters are. established) in "Vj ilm'int
. Capu'E. Lewis M ore, will seive "as .Assisiant
Auioant General, r. j-
Liout Col. James F. Randiett,3d New II I -shire,
Is appointed Provost. Marshal of Wil.ninton.
Furtlier staff appointments will be; made soh.-
I jos.r. hIawley,
y ! Briar. GenurS. V.-!?.
j ' - ' .
Head .Quarters Dep't op .WtLM-iNOTON, 1
V Wilmingtop; N. C, March! 7,-1 J-3. . j
General Orders, 2. Brevet JJrigadier Gcn'l
E. L Hayes, is assigned to the charge 'of alt ci-
tuxea, aoanaonea ana conuscaote property in t!,e
District, mpre especially such as wil be I event liii.y
turaea over to tne rreajury Agentsj
He will take immediate meaj-iiros to a'seertain ' t!i
bel linesj or known to. be identified with the rebel- j He will take immediate measures to ascertain ' t'.i I iVl
i u 1 a 1 i a r j l i ... . - ... . - 1 n
lion kviu pe cxpecieo to acconni, ur anu piwjjinjr description, locality, quantitv and tile claimants 01
deliver up the same to be disposed bf as.captuf ed or j , 'nA 1
roperty. leases :givn tor aoancioneq .. - ' .- - - m au,,
gather such ln'ormation as will tend to the .pecua
nent distribution of the proper.ty. j
All persons are hereby instructed jto giU him in
nil .,,,.1, ,-. f,....ii: 11 . .
ture!belofiging,0 persons within tttte'RebeJlins will, ; A11 miIitary forces uJder this command r triA;
b-3 expected to give a strict account of. the same", in
ordef-.tbat such disposition may bejmade. of tne same
a,s provided by law and the Regulations. 1 i --Xlill.
The puschase and' shipment of products bv
privite parties is, and will bo,, suspended until full
and Specific instructions are received, from the Trea
surviDepartmoht. ' A . j! ; I. '
XLV. The office of the Local Special Agent Will,
for the, present, be lecated at the ;Cburt House in
Wilmington.
XXv Brom time to time such in
given coticerriing the Treasury Reisrulatjens as may
appejar to be a mattei of interest to the-public. -
Sup'g Special Agt. Tr&as, Dept.
lenertT
brmation wiil be
HEADQUARTEKS POST OFjWILMINGTON,
March S1865.
Wilkihgton. N. C
Gknsral Oedeus")
No. 2.! . . j . : ; ,(-.
I.-t-The Brv't. Big. ' Gen'l Qomm
the foll.owiag named ofiicersi as
Stafli via ;
ftndingahn
" - - ' (-A,"PAUL REPITOJf, SeeV.. ' ' ' ': " ' 'H
Mrel;,',,'V:,t.''V',;.',';":j ll-'lt ' Captain Jahes.B. CAfeTii 16th JT, T. I
' -;" 1 ' " V'1 ' ' '' '.; ' r : i Acting Assistant Iaspe
0 OFFICIAL;' " '
t,
Quartermaster's I3cparmeiit Department of
Tb5 Tbllowmg directory of the Quartermaster's
DepartmfDt:of the Department of North Carolina
is printed for the information of. ofllears and others
having business io, transact with that branch of the
public servic : , 7r r .L.: - sj ..
" Chief QwxrtermaaUr.TjZi3XBt Brigadier General
.George S. Dodge. Ofjice, Cape; Fear,Bank building,
on Front-Street, near, arket,i,r , . .
- A9istant Chief Qiiprterina9ter.(j3Mn George
Cv Winslow, A. Q, M. Office 'with Chief uaTteT-:
.master. ' f;J i'vh' f it- - i. ;; i'hh
Depot Quartermaetcr.-r(ja.ptin ' Samuel -Tj Lamb;.
A. Q. In cnarge ot Watqr Transportation. ec.,
Office .Water- Street' between Market and Pook
Captain II. B. Rlackman, A. Q H. tn chafsre'bf
' the old fold while1 the ddor'is' held open to them
and 'they are inviUd in. r- By so doiwr Ihovi will
i.
i
By so doing Ihoy will
find . only greater jfavor in tho sight of tlnose who
have authority, j, I - ; v tU'ft. - '
Bar why argne 'and disctrs CHfi'Jatter '? ' The
call, it is true, is addressetj to au. Eyorbo.Jy, no
, matter what bis political, sentiments may; be, is
invited to attend this meet ing.' It is no? a union
meeting, or a sejtssSonmeetiBg; demoeraiie or
republican; yankeeV abolitionist' or .whatsoever
other claa tnere rnaybe. It ,is simply a mecting
of citizeus called o copoli on ihe best iaterests
of.the city and State. In caUing auah a meeting,''
Mavor Dlwson hks displayed hi3 cVnservktJtsm"
and patriotism: -fe eJSpfe' eVd to." take 'counsel
Captain H. Blackman, A. Q
work-sbops.! forage and fueL 'Office bit Wk'ter Street,
above Market. ,i.m. .. ;:' t u r.m . ; t , 1 ? ;;f
Captain Andrew, A VQswojthCaptain'bf the P ort.
Charged with the regulation; of ,&Vll vessels in , the,
harbor .and 'arriving or depa'rtiiig, 7 fnmis'hiri' pi.
loti lightering, towing, etc Office Custom House -
building, on, the wharf, abv Market Street. ' 1 -i
, '
Sixth SpiciAn TBkA8URT4AoBseT; V ,
. WilmvagtonN- C,,Mairch Jpthj 18S5 j f.
'' -The following temporary,ralesf ' are - annoanced
for the' information '6f all parties interested at
Wilmingtof and icltfit .'.."u-KVf: -I
' I, "Permits to keep Supply Stores1' at tTilming-.
ton, "and dther places Withhi this AgeheyV will be is-'
ueu ouij tu persona oi unqursiioaaoie loyatl
who fully comply" with the gederat Treasury
lattons oy tasingtne reuirett oaJth an
the proper bonds. Application ,o; keep
Stores" mmt be made to the Supervisinir Special
Ag?nf, or to an Assistant Agents s ';'"'
' 1L All parties who sell , goods, wares; and finer-
chandi&e without obtaining a v proper authority vill
be liable to nave their entire stovkin rade eiaed,
condemned aad sold as provided by law. ; :
III. ' No person shall bs interested in more -than-oneJupolv
Store in this Aerencrj and th-TMmp n
location of every party ao intereatecL; must be give.!
totbe. Jsupervu1ng. 9r Asituit SciaiAgpnt, be
fote the authority or permit4sri&sued. The x-i.
mem amount that any firmi mar be 'permitted to imJ
port for sale, shall not erree $3000.00 ner nrontlf
usleAstha Coaanlaning General oj tha District for
luxury renins reuoeij fc fQ-;.Q larger; .fitgWr.t
autnoriaea partif , aeepig fcupdy 8tot$fc pfj seU,
cpmpris
1
nces
cr Hia
,'H. AH'y,
ispectdr General.
1st; Lieut; F. J1. H uktik'qtq th' T lj Ijl. Ai t'y
Apting Assistant Adjutant Uenl an 1'ost Adyt.
"Vos.,
ijd Post Q. M
ll.WotsC
1st LieuL W. H. Auous, 7th Conn j
Acting Afe QM
1st Lieut. Geobob SJ HAksO 7th N
'- ' " k'cngfAV.dr-ist'and'ipo Cfommtssarj.
2d Lieu t.I)EFoitRESX WFseris tth Conn, j VIs.,
ff ,. ' -;; ;2 , . - Acting JrideerCamp.
.--x Brv,$vlrig; Gen'l JosiXLr Abbott;; t '
2d Brig Is t. DirV '24i A; OV Comdfgi 1 but?' if V
-lt ; :Y. -:'? ;: F.MF. HUNTINGTON,; , ;
d Post Adj't. X'
V'.
t ii".
, 1. , .
" ltLieutl..and A. A. G.
':.; HEADQUARTERS POST 0
March 9.,1865n ':
Wilmikqtox. N:'C.
I.-rjAU myitarflicers M ,th4;; isrvipe the
Uni tedj S ta tes,anivingri V :, this iPbst on I leave; or
absent if rom. their o ram and; will;
ately at-lhe Tt&e&Usti the Postf Commandant' stud
WILMINGTON;
enjoined to a fiord hirri aid and protection! whe
needed, and without further instrucjtions tlfy will
prevent all flestructui of property' anil ai!
i;Jng, marauding and Unlawful trade Ail this cap
tured abandoned and, conflscable property, is to bo
disposed of ub der clear I j established rklh .that a'ro
well devised, not only for 'the' benefit!. of the Govern
ment, but as well for; the protection of pear'eabb
and loyal citizen-. .'. 1 '- '!
The ofSce'of Brevet Brig. Gen. Ilayeris ia Wil
mington, on Market Street, 'next door to tlie Di.-t;!:'
Hea,ct. Quarters. i ;. j 1 .
N?y order of Brig. Gn. IHwi.'ev.S 1 0
E. LEWIS MOORE, Caplt. & A. A. O,
ITeadquaetehs Ditr r. of WrLMixaTo.v, )
. Wilmington N. C., 'March 7th, ffeJo. ' ,
General Orders,1 A'o.f 3. All person: ih thia Dis-t-kt
are hereby enjoined to bring im andj deliver tc
Capt. Ackerman, at the office of Brevet Brigadier
General Hayes, next door to District Headquarters,
all rifles and muskets and their ! appurtenajie.'s,
swords, pistols, and military weapjons; and equip- '
ments;that were formerly h'eld by tuje eoioalled Con
federate authorities, j
It is know that a large quantity , Of smll arins 0! .
tarioTis, descriptions were left in the' Dist-ict, ai;
fiat portion thereof was !iakeh bjr uajauthoi u.i
persons about the time the, town was occupied hj'
the lawful authorities. All such mikt be prompt!
turned in, or the tparties holding them will b sni
marily dealt with. f . !.; , 1 -
iBycrderf Brig, Gen. J. R. ILiwiet I
J j E. .LEWIS M00RE,;Capi.t A. A. G.
register their haoes.
H'd Q'rs Dist. oV Wiliuiii-toii, (
' "X ' '. '-"'rl.----- March i5, ltr,o. j
Sfscixn Oaxxas, t i iu. j ;
IreyeV Brigadier Generil -JOSEPH fC. -AB-BOTT,
commanding 2nd Bric-ade, 1st Division, 21th
AC., is herebj assigned to duty as ' Commandant of
me rost nr wtiminf .
feporimmedi. GOVxmofBri., nAwtlE-
IK The couimahders of all vessels; "not navaf;
arriving at thi3,"Port, will on arriymg immediately
report to these, Headgwtersaud
au pa&eaers wnp,; are, ciTan-p-,jiniormauo
MVI&MOORE, Capt. jand A. A. G
?J0.9KOt'il-. CAROLINA
ARMY OF l'HE OHIO,
?,?: K. ViiaHsarow,' NCv'31arch 1st,
.i
i 1Y. Brisr. General Jos. RL Hwler i jtvrbv M'
- fcioed to the command of the Dis trfet nff Wilmhic-.
'tonj which will enbrace all the territory under mil-
dtay control In rear of the army opera ting from
Fcar-River at a baie. f . f
f a n-. Hawler: will be responsible-for ' the crotee-
ar-
a,, ; at.wUAWHS A'OSTTOF II.lrT!rnTftf " l"r " r-
'f : VttirtMPii, ltoA&-tmiS653ii TM-rtcii. I.the'depot .-.at Wilmint6n.'.Cte, Fi H
! ireneraf urar ipr i.-tv .XneTcomaaderi --or 1 rtapa me una o: raui oaa: in .rear, off. tne .army, na
perr?sia 1 charge f ari;t irSC 4l' perform the duties of "prprost Marihal
troops now atihis ;-Pos'mel.udinceyr!aIe6e for the District under his edtaiaand. ,
eit3Or pmphers. jvill report . at &ese., Keaduar. ' .-, - . v . 1 2 .,'.
i I 1st .LJeuUiios)i,15iHafl Ao ttJir.Gai If yi
Assistant AcTJdtant General.
ft