Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-05

eyerai houses TO nurse, refusal OF an etIl-
lent ply ~sician, OR. Cunningham to receive :
,ay for professional services rendered to zone ;,
n the service of his country sc. e.. :
The Officers and Companies Of the First ; :
are as follows: :
d. II. Hill-Colonel. j.
C.. +. Lee--Lieut. Colonel. =
John Ii. Lane-Maior.
l. Fayetteville Independent Light Infan- 7
rantry-Capt. Huske. {
2. Lafayette Light Infantry-Capt Starr. !
3. Southern Stars-Capt. Hoke.
4. Edgecouibe Guavds-Capt. Bridgers.
5. Enfield Blucs-Capt. Bell.
6. Orange Light Infantry-Capt. Ashc.
Z. Hornets Nest Rihes-Capt. Williams.
s. Buncombe RIfles-Capt. Mcdonald.
9. Burke Rihes-Capt. Avery.
10. Charlotte Grays-Capt. Ross.
We are panied to learn that Mr.. Julius
Sadler, a private in the Hornets Nest Rifles,
fell off the cars between Richmond and York
town and was killed. His remains passed
through This city, for Charlotte, on the 26th
ult.
The second Regiment vas ordered to Rich
mond, and afterwards, by order If Gen.
Lee, returned to Petersburg and thence went
to Norfolk. The following are the officers
and companies Of this Regiment:
Commissioned Williams.
Lieut.. Colonel--Edward Cantwell.
Msjor-A. w. Burton.
QuarteImas.er-W. L. Aston.
" Sergeant William Powell,
ConmisSary-W. I. Arlington.
Sergeant-S. Il. Williams.
/. Warren G~uards-Capt. Wade.
3. Granville Greys-Capt. Wort ham.
3. Halifax Light Infantry-Caft. Whita-
ker.
l.. cleveland Guards-Capt. Fulton.
5. Lumberton Guards. - Norment.
6. Duplin Rifles-Capt. keenan,.
Z. Nash Boys-Capt. Williams.
8. Warren Rifes-Capt. Jones.
8. Townsville Guards--Capt Coleman.
10. Catas ba ~Ritles-Capt. Ray.
The Third Regiment are expecting orders
daily. The officers of this Regiment a'e as
follows:
Colonel-W. ID. Pender.
1t. Co.'s. u. Ramseur.
Maior--D. r, Hamilton.
Inc EouItu hcSllHetI Oi NOIbl 1dTOliild
Volunteers HIS elected the following officers:
Colonel-Montford S. Stokes.
1t. Co,.-Junius A. Daniel.
Major --- Faison.
We have not been able to ascertain the
names of all the Companies composing the
Third and Fourth Regiments.
Since our last, tie following CONS anies
have arrived and been quartered in this city,
w: The Wolf Island Boys, fom Rocking
ham, Cap. Slade Capt. C.. G. Coles Compa.
ny, from Guilforl; the Cieaveland Mountain
Boys, Capt w. S. Coroltt; and several OH
crs.
And quite a number have passed through
on tier way 10 the encampment at Garys
bu G. Among them a company Of 80 Att
lery men, from Rowan, uuder the comman,
of Capf..J. A. Ramsey, armed with Sharp
Repeating CaIbincs with sa' rc=bayQnet at
tached.
Gen. Walter Gwynn, with his Aids, Co
Collier and Green, were in this city las
week. Having resigned his position as Bri,
adler General in the Virginia army. Go
, Ellis rendered him a like appointment
Q the North Carolina army, which he accepte,
/, Gen. Gwynn is acknowledged to be one
the best Engineers in the country, and
e was through his professional m~forma.it
= that the batteries at and near Charlest,
were erected. lie is now examining t
e s~ea-coast defences of this State, lcfore t
/ king command of his brigade.
: The Rev. Frederick F.tzGerald, Editor
Il The Church Intellisencer, has been comm
= stoned as Chaplain in the Second Regime
Il of Volunteers.
Al We learn that Lieut.. Ramseur has declin
q the position Of 1t. Col. to the Third Re
= ment, preferringto remain in his present ye
: important position Of Captain of the e.
y Light Artillery.
y WAKE GuARDs.-This Company Of
: stout, hardy men, have rendered their S
us vices 70 Gov. Ellis, and been accepted. I
ID officers are-O. r. Rand, Captain. James
Io- jordan, LIST Lieutenant; Theo. n. Adar
y I'd do; s.. w. Smith Sd do. They are Gu
tered at Holly Springs, where they will
main till they receive orders to march.
lat
There are now FIVE Companies accep
:; from Wake, viz: The Oak City Guar
Capt Faribault; the Raleigh Rifles, ca
Harrison the Cedar Fork Company, Ca
York the Wake Guards, Capt, Band
: the z lis Artillery, Capt. Ramss1r.
~ ~ 1t viii be seen by reference to Pr
dent Davis Proclamation, in apother colul
Z. that he has appointed the 18th day of j,
Gustant1 as a day of fas,inr and nrayer