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TriLMiyGTOXi 1 : ' MARCH 13.
Corrp6ndence of TUe Herald of th Pnfpn.1 ; ? -
hi!e e are aJwija prompt. -condemn ;
tiling of a repretcniitjlc chrictff elioaid we not
be equally just ts Jacknaw ledge acts of raognapim
itjand kmdnef !;!undcr tbe lietr regime of oar
cit j't eTerjthing seeas ti be conducted with im
coambn ikili'-aod tllit, AntLkt tLc' eame ' time
with delicate consideraioa and perfect syiteia, m
fcr, reminding one of the Euscegsful . working of
an intricate piece of machinery. It can be no eaiy
or coreted I ask, ommaodant of friends and
enemies under one hVad, ohliged 'to ;ieeXf:.
teiltancc of men and women .-of ;: equal phisique,
calibre and nation; and doing justice to all. We
think an acknowledgment, is particulariy incam
beat nppn the Indiei'pf Wilpington ; an expres
sion of appreciation; and gratit ude due those who
respond so promptly to thei exactions, and hare
provided so efficient Tor their defense and : pro
jection by night, n ad by dayi "And; while we
would suggest ivp- rcciaiion and gratitude to ' the
cwicieut ujKjrTis?iou of all, we . would not forget
those who obey aud;ckrry oA sorichcertuly and
euccostfu ly, the coram.-.nds asignf them.
j , , JUSTIQIA.
THE FIRSTTnOOPS IX ' WILXIXGTON.
Wjlmcxgto4 N. C., March 4thl863
r!rrTvndence of ihe HeTftld ol tht .Union. .
1 hare noticed thai a sort of spirit of section.!
emulation i- being manifested among the Iro'opd
that compose our aruy now on its grand triumphal
march through Ihe j Southern yonteaeracy ,wneu
they enter or.pos'ses uwns or pliees of importance
recently held by th enemy; as,' for instance, it
Was announced by apeis ail home V'Tcnn-.
Fvlvani.i troops were tlie first to enter the city of
Charleston." Although as' a ldi'ers enlisted in si
' cou.zi6u cause ta should know no sectionalism
nor emulation, save thV hpaorable kind which
vlirhe conducife to ti.e tationirl weal. yet,. as
thi? sort of Yieingi is engendered by a sort of
ho-icst local pride, and is rather an incentive ,to
the, performance of trete- atid ' nobler deeds,"
penr.it me, through he coIuuhjs of your haudKome
little-sheet to say, in the samov spirit, that Ken
tucians were the fip?t to enter this city, the last
liuk in the chain of c .try-ports; which bound the
deciimng efforts -fof Jifc; of the South to a hope
for help from btyhnd ihe tide."
W. (J.lK.Wth Ky Vol. Infantry. -
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GROCERIES;
YANKEE iKOTlOlfS, : ' -s ! C
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! i The subscribers "aniiounpc to their frietids, throughqutiher army,; that thej art
prepaid to furnish at wholed
;:.:::,;:.rdvERVTH!H6;::BEQ
"SUTLBEa will find it.to' their mte'rest to1 examine our stock before g&ing North.
Attached to the establishment is m extensive atid: well selected stock! of
' "Novels, ; ' '"
1'"- Periodicals,1 '-! ;. 1
':..M.r.:'' -.I':': Magazines
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i Newspapers, ' : '
- : . Stationery, s
" fW;M:"B. Cutter.' : !'
Wjlmingion, N C, March, 7th, 1865,
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Geo. 7u AiXvvi,
AVhere w tiie ;X:DiKSC!vt The' manager of
a c(uury tm.atrc.ioos.cu mw Hreuuure v"..
i he a ts, and turner? with a face" of dismay to
thjb prumpier, withUhe qaefStlcirtyf, ? Why, good
gtatiouk, where's the tudienct- ?uv "Sir, rc
plied the prornpteri irithout- uiovirtff a iiiu.cte,
"in: izjizx i.ovr gotie'to. pet -syrie beer,H. The
mauag.-r1 Mij.ot thci perspiration fr.jur his braw
and said; -"Will he!teturHf .do you think V
"Most certainly tie exprfsscs- h'nnself . higMy
satisfied with the play, and applauded a 5 o
mn," 27.et let the lusijuss proceed,1 ex
claimed the manager proudly ; and it did . piW
ceed.
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A western pKpej- fpcukiii 6C a "potj oat Jiis
v . K hi hi-rids in .aim ilier usual" titivi-
n 1 w WJ -" " " pi - t- - - . - . m
Itgca ot rshjnu ,-ne nns wee Vu", " .
wiiliiu the lat fejic. V Jpp vv-"; ,
Th-.'fotluwi'ng direaorr .wf fbet Qarteruter'8
Depaftbunt oi the' Dcpirtmepi rXrth;CarUn
u priotedfw the tninrmation frfficert ;nd othr
btving bueine to timMCt'witk'Utaa branch of tke
public serxJOv J rj-': rv 11 ;; :' ' ' ; ': r'.:: '"-V- f
ae Qrrterirtr:B?eTet BrtUer-Oeneral-Geor,t
S. tlodJ Dt2c; Cape. Fear.Ba.nk huildiup,
on Front prt;;hea.r Market - i ;'i-il
CWiMlov, A.Q. ar . OOcc trhh Cliief iaTter,
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n . rt C.'Mnat Tj LinD.
A. Q- U. - In brp of Water Traporta4ionrtC4
Office V.ter, Street; between Market anrt Dock, ( .
. Captain K, B.-. Blackaian, A. Q' U,r Tfi cnp
work-shop, fontgc aud Uri.' Office bn;Wter Mr ecC,
abort Maket..i-v:X-V.'' M3f VV
CnUin' AbdrewiAlnworihi'CapUin.vf.tbe ,I ptt-
Chrrcd with the rtKaUUon. oftalt esaeU Ip Up.
? SPECIAL NOTICES,,
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New York, 505 iSiUsidtvttyj
; v March 1st, 1865. j :
7o mtf ' former friend wd putunm of. Wil-
Iluviug located myselt in VMS .u, j. ani
prepared' to offer at ur bonder (Scottr-fc Hld
win,)- next bmrdiog Delow eti acwiw.
I .Kit f!olIrg. cravats Tics,
Ac, a. full! aeortment at' Furnishing uo'ur
,TI.Hdics Linen Ujoder Out laenti. of all kind. "beau-t.-.ir..
mu.llvat:Tv oiii snr! f tbe best mat-
r-i Ltnen. Uolton; .Silkdind Flannel. - Also acm-
ptfte assortment mr.ilitse ana tfova. .
One hundred Girls work on ttfu premises, and all
tfurmenfs jnade under theiua mediate apervi8i-n of
Ihi-proprietorp,' Mrs Wintte' Card ;appeara- ttt
hther (jolrima to which theattentioft of Ladies is
Hinted; - , ?.Btwij b v;
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ivrTTTf! AL NGTICE.
IN31 KUCTIONS IN MUSIC. PIANOS
rriHE UKDERSIGEP iffenT iiVrofeionaraerV
I iTiceteh citixen! Wiliainjrtoa, as a teacher
n-tho Fin,ViolU. Guitar, and Ho tune and Repair
llanpa. , Ordert way I.teft at . Wbxtaker, Book
Stoi e, r difected'to . - r ' . I
' : v J. BENEDICT, r'rof. o WufIc acd ; r
t , i . ! - Ieaderof Orobetra at Theatre.
,v iUteVlgth;a8CS.4-r;l,s st'
w -'"TZTL ZT. -.V.vT - -- -
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toter former patroaa, 4nd ih Ladie of Xew ok4
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isr enmaiana i
inrre rtvnut 3 i
irn iia Stock: ready for Immediate
(7 tontar Httnlion PIT en IO I
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Pcrrtrt Crockery Sigj
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'SottiK.' -4K ekpeM prf inwiuiai-.p,
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-7 Colored Organdie i Htslins.
' Fine White Lincni fr , ; " ;
iaMes 'White attclBroWedttoHosc;
White Swiss Muslin,.; v..
J f XJoats4 Spool i Cotton.- ; fc
BlackT 51ax ThreacL -
Envelopes and Lead Pencils., ,
' Foolscaps' LeUer and ote Paper. 1
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The Herald of (lie Uiiioji.
tWill be(devbte2 mainly to the punlicaflou of :hc
Current Xewa of the day, Military, Political, anu
Civil. " Arrangements are making, and in a tztns-
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UXSlJRMSSEBFACILriIES,
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.pews before bur readers frequently $evcraf days
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tc both, producer and consumer, and a reliable
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