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Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-04

e~ NOTaCE.-Part of the PORK pur-
chased by the Committee of Safety for Craven
county has been received and will be sold at retail
by Wm H. Oliver s. Co., John E. Amyett, Thos.
Williams, Il. Brown, Bender and Henderson. ]. n.
Allen and w. c. Whitford, at THIRTEEN CENTS
PER tb sash-which is intended only to cover the
cost. Mr. William IL Oliver will have the pork in
charge
Newbern June 4 DOT wilt.
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POSITIVE NOTICE,

From this time forward CASH will be deman
ded at this Office for all advertising and job
printing, from all persons save those with
whom we have accounts. Pay for job print
ing will be required when the work is deliver
ed, and pay for all transient advertising will
be demanded in advance. This rule will be
;naexibly adhered to-
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HYDE COUNTY. publish the Hyde Coun-
ty letter ofour friend because we suppose its pub
hcation will do no harm, but we are of the opin-
ion that our friends down that way, our CORES
pondent among them, are unnecessarily
highten ed. The war will close we are con-
hdsnt before it ever reaches North Carolina.
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Or.prrRm.sTER GESFRAL's OFFICE, ;

r.;,ors and others wishing to contract for making
Uniform clothing for the North Carolina troops are
requested to make immediate application at the
Quartermaster Generals Office IN Raielgh. =.
The material will be delivered to CONTAGIOUS oe
any Rail Road Depot in the State.
Applicants will please state as nearly as possioe
how many coats and pats Can De oehSefso e"'N
week.
MaI- W.
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WATCH FOR THE GROSS MARK
SEND US THE NEWS.

Our friends everywhere, in and out of camp,
will please send US the news Short, news
letters, giving facts and facts only is what we
want, and when the news is of Importance
reasonable compensation will be allowed.
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Franklin b Harrison, Jones County Court Of Pleas
VS. and Quarter Sessions NJ Marchs
Ioso,b 7 Eorbes T.rm A D.. 1861.

Franklin b HurrlsOn ZONES IOuLJy COtTt " 7 1OI1
VS. and Quarter Sessions March,
Joseph j Forbes. Term, a. D., 1861.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENTS.
Ii appearing to the satisfaction of the Court tne1
an attachment has issued upon the complaint OF the
plaintiff returnabe to June Term, 1862, OF Jones
County Court gainst the defendant and the same
has been returned to ourt endorsed, levied on one
pair of Horses Buggy and Harness, one Piano Eorte'
lot of edicine Instruments, Books, Trunks Chest'
&c And it further appearing othe Court that JOS;
j. Forbes the defendant resides beyond the limits Oh
the State . -,
-. Weekly Progress a newspaper printed in tho
town of Newbern for six weeks notifying him to ap
pear the of said Court to be held ior the
county of Jones at the Court House in Irentou' on
the fourth Monday of June next, then and there 10
answer said attachment, or Judgment pro co"{eSs0
will be taken gainst him and heard accordingly. -
Witness Benz. Askew, Clerk of our said Court at
Trenton the 4th Monday of March, 4. D., lS6l-
BENZ. ASKEW, Clerk.
Nav 1EGt-Pr ADV 50 b
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RECRUITS WANTED.-Attention is requested
to the various advertisements for recruits to
be found in this paper.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-04

COAST DEFENcEs.-We are gratifed to learn
that heavy guns have been mounted at both
Ocracoke and Hatteras Inlet. We might say
more about onr coast defences but shall not at
this time
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SURGEON GENERAL-Dr. Chas q. Johnston,
of Raleigh has been appointed Surgeon Gener.
al of the army Of North Carolina.
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A DIUTANT GENERALS OFFlCE, I

Z
The Sherfs of the different counties in the State
requested to collect all the arms of every de
scpion belonging to the State that may be in their
respective counties and ha We the same boxed up
and forwarded to Raleigh to the Adjutant Generals
Office. The expenses of collecting und forwarding
the will be paid by the State.
BY order of the Governor,
J.F HOKE
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A. T. Jenkins, } In the Court of Pleas and Quar-
VS.. ter Sessions for Craven County
Joseph E. Hobby March Term, 1861.

IL IN,
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
1t appearing to the Court that an attachment has
issued upon the pant of the plaintiff IN tins case
returna bic to the March Term 1861, of Craven Coan
tv Court against the defendant, and the same has
been returned to said Court LEVIED on Schooner 10
seph Miles and her furniture And it further ap-
peuling to- the Court thu Joseph f. Hobby, the de
iendant resides beyond the limits of this SJate
1t is ordered that publication be made in the Pro
gre,s a newspaper printed in the town of Newbern,
for six weeks notifying Kim to appear at the next
term of the suid Court be held tor the County OF
Craven at the Court House in Newbern on the sec
ond Monday of June next then and there TO answer
said attachment, or Judgment pro confesso will be
tax en against him and heard Il accordingly.
Witness VIM. G. Bryan. Clerk of our said Court,
at Newbel the 2nd Monday of March, 1861.
WIN G. BRYAN CLERK.
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North Carolina a Member OF the
Southern COnfedcracy.

The following important correspondence and
proclamation were read before the State Con-
vention on Thursday last
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April 81. 1861 w6w
Craven County,
Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions.
Elizabeth Rouse widow of
John Rouse.


VS.. Quarter Sessions
Benjamin F. Rouse, ,,
Robert Brock and wife, March Term, 1851.
and George w. Kornegay
and wife and others.
PETITION FOR DOVER.
1t appearin- to the satisfaction OF the Court that
George w. Kornegay and Clarissa his wife two OF
its of the State 1t is ordered that publication be
made for six weeks IN the Progress. newspaper
printed in the town of Newbern, notifying them TO
pnpear at the next term of said Court to be held at
the Court House in Newbern on the 2nd Monday of
June 1861 and plead or demur or the petition
will be TAX pro co>Jesso as to them and heard &C
cordingy
Witness. VIM G. Bryan, Clerk of our said Court
at Newbern the 2nd Monday of March. 1861.
WIN. &. BRYAN, Clerk.
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STATE OF NORTH CARoLINA,) }
ADJUTANT GENERAL OFFICE,
Raleigh, May ~, 1861. }


GrsE.4t oRDERs.}
from the Department of Military Affairs, and are
published for the information of all concerned:
DEPARTMEsT OF M1LITARY AfFAIRs,
Raleigh. May 19, 1861. )
L Under the provision of the 1lth Section of
the Act to raise ten thousand troops: ratified
May the sh 1851 the commGnder in Chief OF Of the the
Quartermaster and Paymaster Generals Depart;
rnent to the Commissary General of Subsistence
gneers, will be under the dfection of the respective
heads of those branches of the Military service ap-
c property and funds will be turned over to Col L.
OBJ Branch, Quartermaster and Paymaster Gene
raj; to Col. William johnson, CommIssary Gene
raj of Subsistence, and to Col Jas. A. j. Bradford,
Chief of Ordnance and Engineers officers of their
respective departments duly detailed by them to
receive and receipt for the same,
The duties of the Adjutant and Inspector Gene
rails Department will be divided as follows Those
pertaining o the Volunteers and Militia will 6o un-
der the direction of Brig General John +. Roke,
"Adjutant General of North Carolina" under the
Act known as the militia Law" ratified February
Goth 1861. aud those pertaining to the State troops
under the direction of Lieutenant Colonel Richard
H. Riddick, Assistant Adjutant General of the
State Troops OF North RdeT %r @ she sS ASI 10
II. All acquisitions for clothing camp and garrl-
son equipage, forage, stationery transportation,
fnel, quarters and working tools, will be made upon
the QuaI termaster s Department for subsistence
stores, upon the Subsistence Department, and for
ammunition arms, accoutremehts and other ord
stores and property upon the Chief of ArtIl-
lery and Ordnance.
All communications other than the above, except
applications for Office will be addressed to the Ad-
iutant General of North Carolina, in reference to
Volunteers ond Militia, and to the AdiutaDt Gene
raj State Troops. in reference tothe Estate Troops
of North Carolina WARREN WINSLOW,
Military Secretary.
By order of the Governor.
JOHN F HoKE,
Adjutant General
s=Papers of the State please copy.
Raleigh May 23, 1861
| Agents appointed by the Governor or Adjutant
General for the transaction of business connected
| with this Department hereby ordered to report
| at to the Commssary General.
1st' The amount of provisions purchased.
2nd. The uSntity delivered.
3rd. At what place delivered
4th. What contracts for future delivery are out
standing
| When the articles purchased have been delivered
| to any Rail Road Company, other carrier, the
receipts in all cases be forwarded to this De-
| partment.
| Agents heretofore employed, will cease to make g
| purchases until further orders, and forward theii
accounts in all stating specifically the prices
| and quantity, and accompanying the same with
their vouchers, wherever settlements have beer
made. WIN. JOHNSON, r.
Commissary General
| Ey Papers of the State please copy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL ORDERS.
RALEIGH, June lst., 1861.

GENERAL ORDERS.
RALEIGH, June lst., 1861.
GEsERAL ORDER,
l. In obedience TO order No. 2, May 27th. from
the Adgutant Generals Office the undersig ned here
by assumes command of the Northern Department
OF the Coast Defences, and establishes his Head
Quarters at wbern, n. C..
WALTER GWYNN
Brig Gen'l. enmdng Northern Dep'mt.
june A. 1861 -d&wtf of the Coast Defences,
RALEIGH, june 1st., 1861.
GrsrE41 1d 99RDER'2
John D Whitford, Esq, has been appointed in
the Ordinance Department, VIM. H. Oliver, Lieut..
and Assistant Quarter Master and Daniel T. Cara
way Lieut.. and Assistant Commissary for the
Northern Department of the Coast Defences The
CommandantS OF all Forts and the Engineers in
charge of the several batteries under construction
and to be constructed in this Department will ad-
dress their acquisitions to these officers Newbern,
for whatever the Departments TO which they sever
ally belong required TO furnish Officers of the
Navy will address their acquisitions to John Man
ming, Comma nding n. c. Navy, Chief of Bureau
of Provisions and Ordnance
WALTER GWYNN,
Brig Gen'l Comd'ng Northern Dep'mt
June 4-d&wtf of the Coast Defences.
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NEwBERN ACADEM Y

"AS BEEN REPAIRED, REF1TTED, PAIN
IL ted and provided with new Furniture, ana an
efficient Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus
The school will be conducted on the approved sys'
tenn of
uUNITED EDUCATION"
and the Principal is determined to make it an Eng
ish Classical and Mercantile Academy OF the nigh
est class with ample provision for the education OF
Young Ladies and Gentlemen in all useful and orna
mental branches.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 30 WEEKS, one
half inunrin6ly adrance and the REMAINDER at zAe
middle of The term Primary Department $SO0 In
$3.50: High School and Classical Departm't $23OO.
Extras-Music with of Instrument, S2O0O; Fine
Arts and Ladies Ornamental Work, per sranch
$500 Military Drill $500. Incidentals $l.0O.
TEACHERS.
PROFEssOR w. III. DOHERTY, A. M,
PRINCIPAL.
Late President of Graham College, n. Carolina.
MIR. HI. C. THOMSON, A. M,
TUTOR.
A pupil of Mr.. Bingham, and graduate of the
University of North Carolina, in the Glass of 1857.
MRS. DOHERTY,
Superintendent Of the LADIES' Department.
Miss isabella e. Doherfy, ! ds.;x,t 7,eocher.,
Miss Mary A. DOherty,
These young ladies have tickets of membership
and recommends from Antioch College, Ohio, fol
four years study each.
Mrs. j. H. Cuthbert,
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Col. ,. ". Jordan,
Teacher of Military Drill.
Newbern N c. Feb 25 1861 dSLwtf.
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YOUNG MEN OF CAROLINA
GOMEZ!

AT CAROLINA CITY
TERE YOU can have HEALTH aud comfortable
quarters purSuey our studies and be thoroughly
drlled by experienced teachers. Thus, you will be
rea DIV for 4rur when shall come and hose time
from study and form bad habits attendant upon
usual camp life.
100 young men can be accommodated with Board'
Tuition and Drill at $25 per month.
For circular apply to Pre-. w. A. HERRING, or
DIR f. L. PERKINS, Carolina City, N. c.
May 81, 1861 dlwwtf
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May IA wGt-Pr Adv S935
r1,o the YoTERs OF CRAVEN COUNTY

THNO the VOTERS OF VItA EtN CUUN
Il GcnHemcn,-1 beg leave TO announce myself
as candidate for the Office Of Clerk CT the County
Court at the Election to be held ON Thursday the
LIST of August next. Having devoted the last three
years to the duties of that Office ito which L was
elected by the Justices of the County, tatter my
self that have discharged the same to your satls-
faction.
III should be elected for the next four years by
your sutfrases, the time shall be devoted to your
services as public officer.
Hoping to see as many of you possible before
the election, remain Your Obt. Servant,
May Is 1861. dSIu utd, WIN G. BRYAN.
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MILII larry.
RECRUITS WANTED!

CEVENTY- ABLE BODIED MEN Gl
y wanted for Company F., 2nd Regiment State "a
Troops Terms made known on application at El1
the Office nsxt the &C Progress Building. iIY
HUGH L. COLE. NJ
Capt Co. F., 2nd Infantry sGka
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ICE! ICE!- HAVE NOW ON HAND
large supply of Ice
Ice for the country carefully packed on the ears
or in barrels or Hogsheads and forwarded promptly
Ice furnished free of all Extra charges except
Packages and Freights.
Ice Kept on hand all the gear.
wM, P. MOORE, Jr.
Eerbern April II, 1851 d&Htf
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JACKSONVILLE, Onslow Co.,
North Carolina.
TAKEN UP and lodged IN Onslow Jail on the
l. goth inst, q negro man of copper Color WIZ
weigh about l60 or l65 pounds, about feet, lO
inches high who says his name is DAVID WOOD,
and has lived for a number of years ri CfaSen
County about seven miles from Newbern and fur
ther stated that he, recently, shot Joseph Whittys
overseer, or shot at him. Observation-Disclosures
BY JAS. BRYAN, Jator.
NAV o. dewitt
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March Term, 1861.
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DRY GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER, 1861


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with his brigade pursue tho rebels but he obliged
70 step seven miles tn, other side by the pre-
cautions OF the rebels, who destroyed tho road
on the side Of the mountain efectuay that VIII re-
qure several days TO repair H. McCoek however, TOOK
seventeen more prisoners, making about fty IN all shce
the battle
In order to complete the history Of the battle IL cro
per TO describe Floyd's position and defences. ae was
posted on a mountain the west side OF .oley river
The rear is protected by precptous rocks $50 feet high
thore b. ing two narrow causeways ONLY u the op of the
mountain His deences sted OF nararrt battery
IN the centre and palisades Of logs either HANK extend
Ing along the front and tanks OF tho moun,ap and were
protected by abattis and dcDr forests IA front and on
either wing The inside Of lis lines ia so depressed that
the crest OF the mountain. itself is fcrmdaoe defence
tns' VI mug lctry. The only direct approach
oy tc ierry ro" which is eniiaded by the battery,
anu no part OF thc Works visible until you break rou
tne Jungle ana upon the Threshold OF the position
'9!us evaouo.io Of the place is mysory TO all of u.s.
IL is any superfuous To mention that General Rose
Grams ana Eener Benham displayed conspicuous
IA ths eUue Their reputation for galantry had been
Maue oeiore IN this respect in Western Virginia. can
hot venture an opinion respecting the military conduct OF
the oatte, because there was no opportunity 10 display
strategy In this respect Also both generals may SAFELY
rest on former lauels. Among those who distinguished
themselves conspcuously would mention Captain Hart
sun, United States Army, Assistant Adutan General,
whose courage GOODNESS and conduct under the hottest
hre won the enthusiastic appreciation of both and
officers Captain Margadante, engineer also deserves
conspicuous mention for his valuable services
notering officer, In the face OF storms Of bullets. ven
ture TO say that his will appear handsomely In the
| official report Of the Commander in Chief.
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Arrivals and Departures.
DEPARTURES.


SOUTHAMPTON, HAvHE AND misunderstanding Ham,
monia-Mr Sturgis and three children, John James.
Charles wsrss, two children and servant; Mr. and
Debastro Verde and chdrcn Havana; II Arnold westned;
Mr. and Mrs Malhnckroh ST Chsrcs Mrs dc smet Holland
Louis Bollman and chill Boston, tn Tschnd New York;
York Ferure, New oreans Charles Sece Iowa; Bernh
sgddelsde, We'phslen VIM I,renizcn, Chicago; Or +
DAM Mrs Louise ae and three children, Troy; George
ssents New York q sshaet St Lo1ia D Cariils.
Deepen New York; Mrs Icon'ine petri and cIEen, st
Lonis; Miss Garslen, Cincnnah Miss Amaa Ufahheim.
mold Tn Branchu family, New York John Suehrt and
family Iowa Jean Marie Sank lady and child New York;
Mansfield, Mrs Marie Runye August Krehbeil New York
Ledcrmann, Cieveand-and others in seToal 268
MISUNDERSTANDING City Of Manchcs,er--sIss julia
knson Nine Lagrange Mr. Harrison 8 Peyman, wife,
three children infant and servant Samuel Fuigar John
hs Charles n m so x NJ Rr
Gale wife and infant: Irish, Mr. Langands Mrs Cotton
and child, Edgar Allen, r Mtchsl-and o.hors in the
Storage.
Miss Tudor and maid ,ser Henry Tudor, Mr. and Mrs
Whitney, Sohier C,as Thorndike, Luigi SfeIenonc,
S Spse Jane Of n?1s Isaac Mr4scS, Of
winchcndon: L II sawyer, OF Massachusetts; Mrs Mary
BROOKS, Of Casne Me; Wilson, Of New haven; Henry
bert Coppct cronin, Cushman, II D Telkampf
Gusermsn and Henry Beck, Of New York: John Shed.
wick of philadelphia Madam Ia Marquee de- DE- bonsada and
Lewis Ferguson and Miss Minnie Macleash OF Glasgow;
rss ssssnS ys i S o. e
raiso; Antonio Jose de Irsarr OF Chilli For Halifax
b Van Prasg, W Emery Estes Howe, Joseph Converts
and DR. Root of Pttseld Mrs smith, Mr. John smith, Of
New York Richard Soils and wife W Soils, sois and
sSsn s and z M Halifax 81
Thomas-2o Total, g.
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THE SHEPARD RIFLES.
BANNER PRESENTATION AT PALACE GAR.

BANNER PRESENTATION AT PALACE GARDEN.
Yesterday afternoon Palace Garden the headquarters
Of the Shepard Rifles, densey thronged with large
assemblage Of the friends of the regiment including
large number Of ladies' the occasion Of the presenta
ton Of handsome stand of colors consisting of BAN
ner with two guide coors the gift Of Colonel shepard
after whom tho corps is named. The men were drawn
up in hollow Square before the PLATFORM and the Hon. F.
A. Conkiing was called to the chair, assuming it with
some appropriate remarks, and introducing Colonel She
pard who then formally presented the coors speech
which repete with patriotic sentiments and advice
to the soldiers Colonel Ferrero received them the band
playing " The Star Spanged Banner" After some re-
marks by the Colonel the colors given into the
charge Of the regiment and the closed with an
Invocation and benedicton by the Rev. Dr. Hitchcock
The principal large banner is of handsome silk with
cord and tasses, and has inscribed On tho words
Shepard Riaee.o
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
DEPARTURE OF THE FORTY TEiRD REGI.
MENT (ALBANY), COLONEL VINTON.


Tho Forty third regiments Of Albany, arrived in this
city on last Tuesday afternoon hundred strong, and
from that time have been detained In the Park Barracks,
which they left at thr o'clock yesterday morning Tho
material of which Thu regiment is composed has already
been diiaed upon that they will render good ac-
count of themselves ID the present conflict there seems TO
DO no reasonable DOUBT.
The orders for their departure received at mid
night Of Friday and several hours consumed before
they able to grid tho Of warfare order
to march TO the OF active operations Since their
arrival In this city the For yhrd have been joined by
two companies of the Yates Rifles which has swled the
organization nearly 10 the regular regmenta standard
number.
yesterday morning, the regiment left the Park
Barracks, and marched to the Jersey City ferry,
foot Of Cortladt street. from whence they trans
ported TO the railroad cars which conveyed them direct
The following is a list of the onlccrs:-
Colonel. Francis l.. Vnton Lieutenant Colonel, Benja
mn Baker; Major, John Wilson; Adjutant, James H.
Bogart; sni gccn, - Thompson; Assistant Surgeon.
Meigs Case.
Company A-Captain, John Wilson; First Lieutenant,
James H Bogart Second Lieutenant James McMicken.
Company B-Captan, Isaac r. Van Slyck; First Lieu
tenant Samuel Bridgford; Second Lieutenant, Charles
Mclntee.
Company c-captain, Cass Griffin; First Lieutenant,
William d. Davis; Second Lieutenant Seth 4. Griffin.
Company D-Captain, Charles II. Clarke; First Lieu
tenant, Edward A. springston; Second Lieutenant Julian
Tufts.
Company E-Captain. jacob WILSON, First Lieutenant,
Hiram A. Winslow; Second Lieutenant, Ephraim H..
Briggs.
Company F-Captain, John Fryer First Lieutenant,
George Is. Culver Second Lieutenant, j. W. wilkinson.
Company C-CaptaSn, w H. Mathews; First Lieutenant,
John Gillian; Seco d Lieutenant, V. V. Van Batten.
Company Acaptan, Edwin G. Drake; First Lieutenant,
Francis Turner.
Company K-Cap.ain George W. Price; First Lieu
tenant, Rollin II. Seymour.
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THE THIRD IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

This regiment which has been encamped In the Quaran
tine grounds for some time past has beoa rapidly filing
up, and is now nearly completed. They expect to
receive marching orders. Since thor encampnlent at
Staten Island they have elected much praise from the
citizens for their general excellent department and quiet
disposition. They particularly deserve great credit for
their untrng exertons made manifest at the disastrous
fire Of the 9th inst at Quarantine. The foil Jwing card
from the citizens show their appreciation of the regiment
and its servicos-
roMpxIysynLx, 8. l., Sept. Is, 1861.
The undersigned respectfully tender 10 the officers and
of the Third Irish Volntee at present cnclmped
the old Quarantine grounds their sincere thanks for
their generous assistance ami energetic exerons in
ing their property upon the Of the late destructive
FIRE the night Of September o. anil they would further
bear testimony To the Uniform gentlemanly department
Of tho officers of the regiment and the quiet orderly
conduct OF the men under their command.
D0MINICK REAGAN,
MATTHEW CARROLL,
In behalf Of many others.