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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Hos PrHLisusE was Nur TAgEN ~. Mr.
rrlI.. the Sl.lun puhli-h~r. las a vopdrr.
ial memory; and his knawleise II English
l'er ,ure :. =, valuable. that. when friend
wish. o. snow where particular pas.sse
nAs hs found. he steer. 40 once i1r the cor
r-r. and consult. tho man who !. Likely 90
give the d,.lrri information. 4 pnmpou..
-spli ~ wt, not long ago, thinsin: 20
pui'e bin and make 'plr, ilr company
81 dinner informed them, PRIOR 20 Mr. . :
asr,vli that De- hai him."lt that mornin.
written some r,"iry. AMI ne intended 70
sahm,t ii O. Mr. = A. S.ath-y'-, and IN.
qairs in Which of h,- yoem. the lines oc.
CARED. AZ the proper moment. therefore,
after the guests we're seated. he h-.ln -
:" Friend Field. have heen much exercised
Of late. trying 10 6ni out in Siuthsy'.
poym.. hi. veil known llnc-, ruunin. thus
-(rspeaiing the linc- Re had eOmp-sd)-
" can you tell u. about wh., tine be ~rots
,h-mr' d. not rcmsm',r % have met
WITH then eeiOre." replied Mr. +, and
there were only two PERIOD. in s,uthey'.
i,ie ~,sn such lines could possibly have
ben written ~ hun when were ,hns>,'
slsclaliy .sked the witty que.,ionsr. 'S1me.
wh r." sad Mr.. r. =" .bout that early
period Of existence when he vas hAvin. the
nei.le- and cutting hi' sr-, teeth or near
The el'-e ~ he. life. when b.. brain had
-o'i-nsd. and he had fallen into idiocy
The ser-,6ration b,long- u the nea-lr. p.
r.nd. aot tie expression clearly he;ray. the
itiote one" The funny que-tioner smiled
family. bat tho company reared.
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f. D. MAGOON 4 co.,

No. Troy, VI, r"pfi',ou.
To ~horn III order. should bs aid's'ssd Sold
by DpggiI. and Merchants generally.
G,srNaL yBIsTs.
~ ~. hay. Pouhn,
". =. Burr n Co., 20 7 remoni Street. Ro.ion
q. q. Goadwir 4 90, ~ anL ~ Msphall 81,
10 IoH. Lymaa SIvasr \ Go. Monue,l.
Sold by ". 4. Rast. VI. II. south Paris: ".
.. Rate. 4 Go. Paris: ID y No,s.. Norusy;
~ Potter. John q. Gerry. 10 " Nobls ,nd John
u Rand .WnisrfnFh; NJ young, West Paris 4.
y knight. Brysnt', Pond. IS
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Valuable Farm for Sale !

tn Norway, lying on the stage road lead'ag IRON
wat.rfofd 10 Nor~sy Village aud South Pan.
D-pot. containing 20 acres, vel divided '"'o
,,lL.ge. mo~,ng .sd pa.,nrsse. Nice vel aud
ruan,rg water that can be easily taken into the
harm yard. a nice ,osas orchard, aud plenty Of
~ooi and timi-r; slso q b"e rhsnee Tor musk
near the i,sIn. Said farm cuts from Is 10 30 ton.
81 hay. soi eau ea,ii, b- made 10 cot 80. The
lsiiding. ATE new and good; school hosse al.
i,,n. the premises. and 2 churches are w,ihis 2
and ,nile. oi the same; sl-o two saw, shinsie,
and elspi-,a'd mills The farm Is pleasantly ct.
uat.d AID we'll calculated E,r 6f.i el,,s farm, or
iwo .malI ours. The owner, i-ing out Of health
Will SELL az e<ehsny- for "a saailrr one, aud give
go..d b.rgsia. TIL. farm will .o., an sn,e,p,i.-
,.g mas, anI yield 6r-t rate pay for h.. hios.
fos ias,hrr particulars AMI plan of the premise.
r.ll oa DANIEL COFFIN. nj the farm. or WIN.
T.. GOODNOw, Ageat. Norway Village.
April I. 1862. iOu
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l.. p. ATwOODS
Improved Vegetable Physical Bilious
JAUNDICE BITTERS.

Thi. !. m effective cure for Jaundiee. Head.
ache. Dyspepsia. Worms, Dir,ioe.., Los. ZAP
,.e,itr. Cold. AMI Powers. aad Dauing Psi"'. u
cleanse. the blood from hunor'. and ,"o'''en. the
.kin, and 0. ALEC good for Liver Complaints ,s'ran.
guy, Drop'y. C'oap. aud Ph'h'''e'
K.spALL's MiLL'. Jaauar, 18th. 1861.
Ta,. nav e,,tify that Ihars sppsHfsd H. W.
H,v, D,srra, ny Sci, G,1osi AE,ni Jorfhssais
Of g, I-p1or,d Vegetable PAy''eaI B.i'os' Jssn.
dc, Buf,,.. a.d I,,~ fAis ssh ell s,d0s msst b.
sdi,s,.,d 10 Ai~ Podissd, Ne.
LIZ. ATWOOD.
n. u. Hall. Druggist. agent Cor Bethel. aud u.
=. Bate. 4 Co., PARE. For sale by dealers b"
medicises geaesalls.
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FIRE! FIRE!
LAND! LAND! LAND!
FARMERS. ATTENTION,

FARMERS. ATTENTION,
I>HE Subscriber hs. the pleasure Il saying IA
HI. oil friesd. and customers that he 10 again
Al III. Old ,tand, ~hsre b. has resumed the
Insurance and Real Estate Business,
Add gill attend TO the wishes Of all customers ith
prOnp,p-s.. Farmers and al I-f.o"s ha''"g
veil detached houses, eau be Insured at the rate
IL rs o.s,. per wear ou one huadr-d dollars, ior
one or mo.. years. 10 reliable stock companies.
~uhoot assessments.
Lands and ts,lJiags bought and cold a, low
ra,ss some 6ae is'ssias so~ ON hsn'i. Person.
Wishing la la, of cell are invited TO call on the
snlser,b~r.
DEEDS, Bonds, Bills Of Sale, Leases, Wills.
and other Doosmenis, essevtr.i Al short notice.
wM. L.. G0ODNOw.
NORWAY. April. 1861.
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xAyT8R yeTIeys.

u Qualities. b, the dossa or .iAgl" oae.
wsteh G'a..~. .al Material. zoe Ws,chmsse''
~tll ~ fafa,.hsd cheaper thss th"S cs"be ho.kh'
~ fa,ihai. u shoe. PeopI. had better call on
k,s ssl save mss-,,
Ev-othirs .arsaisi 70 ~ ~hst !, 10 'old for.
a.. asst, -. q" ii,as.t, !. The bet policy sad
The n 1T .ufs g. sacred iN sa'k 'ntTusi.d
q, h,a ~,ll 10 isae aecpol''s 20 contract. aud
~.usaird gsal.
~ sail ike TO Sc iay ssiehs. that have
be-, .p,,le ~ ia~Sp-risnesi snTsmea, snn II
he d.a't make then p~Tf,rm ssll thee, s'ilhs y"
ch.trc. The same 18th Clu-ks.
Plaza watch m,,e,n-sis sill b fall irsslls'i
~Aear. Iuir-d. sal gu..d qIsrt.t or '"'g' ~nichs'
wih he sltsr,i o. Ls,sS h.r.Tsmeais alta iaf
pr,s Chr,somctrf h,isec~. iasstisdia ssicht'
that have plaza h.l.ae..; sad hnslly sn,ihing
that :, rc,lairri 10 ~ daas q ~atch ~ clocA
vii b. daa- al ~. .hsP.sa Narrated 10 b don'
"a ~afs n,alke m,ansT.
wsTk .s',Cited f',,u arh-T saIshmakers, shiCh
will D. dons "a tar dt.claat.
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IL ih Hsavsu, Cssuy CssEi"iss"' ts' ne
Cssuy ~ OT'sFs.
WE, The u.r~f.ig-si. ,ahsb',iu,."i the '"a"-
w ~ OF ONhti, Ir.Isctiuly f'p'''cn' 'h'i
an. rslie nscs,.J,-. sal caa'sH'spo" r'qsHe thai
iL.,e ,h"sli - toan' s'S Lcs'ei ." s''d
Jouai, Commencing ~ 90 ssa' The io~n h"o'e ~
Also, ~ .,id ,osn \, all ,a,st.ec,'ns With The
Cu.i, tusd 90 isihs It'll. at some pl.cs On '.'d
C..ual, osd h-i-r-n Lo,. Fg.'. and br J"hn
Gry-,'. ~ iie hsl
We ths,,lss pssy va, hoao. IT, ''ss 's'd
,,. AMI make .ssh alisfsl,an. sai d,.coatia
,s,ers. ACT l-c.t,aa. .. 800 Ihiak pru,-t.
uItfuEN llIlIlN aad o. uihets.
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STATE OF MAINE.
Tnt.sUstt's prrIcr,
49,. Al ia "a,

Avgu.t,, Ap'il ~, 1872.
TPON The f,lL,~,sg to-u'h'p. or i'-c'' ~
u iand. nj l,sbl~ e. H. s.....,,i ~ m, i"sn,
the G,la.,ng s..ss.msui. 'o' state tn ~ 1907,
49,. u,sd, b, an act ofih- iegi.ls'ur.. approved
Ua the h,ns Is.alh IA, uf Mach. i-ts.
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FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING MACHINE co.

SEWlN6 M hGhiNs W.
sas Broadway. Now-York.
MO p.t.oa wbo contemplate, purchasing a Sew
~ Ing Maeh,ne zoe fam,iy or manufacturing p"-
,s,se. shoaid fail 10 se.d ior oi e,feu'ss'
~h,eh eoa,ains cot. and fsil descriptions OF re
several .,,le.. price. and sample. Of work, all
which ~e sead by mail ffes. We claim 10 have
the
Best Sewing Machines In the World,
70, ,ik,, Fa~iiy ., Msssfad.''s< P.'p''".
And all ~. ask Il. q GautriaL Read the following
IMPORTANT rACTs.
F.erNo.i. Thi. being dbl, licensed. their
mschis~. are protected sss'a.t 'aif'"ss"eo'' OF
litigation.
F.cr 80. 2. These Machines make the lcsk.
,,i,sh- alike os bslh sid.s-ssd nee little Iess
,h,, n, n a, much thread and .,k az the chain OF
loop-.iiich mschise,.
F.er No.3. Thee N,ein's are better q.
daniel thas .ay other machines in market Ia the
f,ruuset changes and almost endless variety at
.e~ins r,au,ed 10 family. They will sew tr"m
,e. 10 ,~,st, ta,ekne..es of ms1se,llrs without
.,.pp,.r, and mske every stitch perfect. They
~,Ii even ,e~ Gom the 6nest gaurs TO the hea.
West sL,ih, aai .ioai. hard heather. ~'th""'
changing the 'ee,l. needle or tsn.'on, or msk'"s
adlustWfot az VIZ
such machine lr.t s.l.p..J 10 publ, usei and
i(i.~s adapted To f,n,l, s'~. Why not y" every
,s,,s,, ofIigh, .rsiag m'a"iscissf For so'k
t.o hssv ff our iim'ly machine. se recommend
our larger .'is..
Pacr No. 4. Thee machines make the mos,
elastic seam of any .s~,as .mschi". ~ u.e-a Tact
ofsst, gr,i, Importance ~ .es'ns .a.i,e goods,
a, r,a,,i. 81 an, kiai On q has.
Fsor no. S. No m,chip. ;. more durable ~
more .apL. ~ construction. 90 m1rr es.ii, usie'
.,..,d. III. t.pav t,aa of these nsehines shsf-
ever used viii fully demoa','s's each Of the above
tris.
F.er No. q. Thee m,ehins. took thu high.
Get pr,nium at III. f'.akhn ia.i'i"'c. Ph'lade'.
Pits,
F.or Not. Th-.. miehins. took the high.
Get p,--ui.m at the N-- J.r,-y s,s'c i''r.
F.rr No. =. The. m.chin-' toos the high.
Get medal 1T the Am.r,osn Institute IN the cii, Of
New Yo,k. together Nth the highest pr,mium
e., sn- ..~,nr machine ~ofk.
TICr No. y. The.- machines took both the
highest p,,,a,um. At ih, Mechanic. FAR. Utica.
NY.
F.er No. 10, These m,ch,pes o,n 10 Oh,
SAM Ihing Esnsf.lly ~hsRs,sT rsh'bt Il ." COM
ps,H,pa Nth oihef hf...cl..s sesiag.ns' h'ae =
T,cr ~. ~. We warrant ever, machine ~.
cell ~ gi,s EtrTrs sat,si,ei'on ihaa any Other
.esias .mschine ~ ths market. 90 money rsland'
cd. ....--.
,Tssni fora circular. AGENTS WANT
FL. Address,
rinLIe 4 Lyon sewing Machine Co..
No. i3S tiro.nw,i,N Iw.NaHE
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Importing Houses,

u Rs.,oa. n. thial. be can (atn,.h good. ch.sre
4 h ~ Ca b.. f.--sd thu. .id- of Bost"".
~. hs. WATCHES ofAmsricsn, s~i.', tng'
Ii.h .ad rrssch, iiaating and opeR Faced. Gold.
Silver .ad Gilt c.sss.
>PECrACLEs. afsllk,sd.. aud sHy qusaii,,
81 sla.,tO set ia old Spectacle BO~'.to 's'talli
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CAUTION. Whcra. my vile. Emil, Dm-
han. h.. abandoned the home provided Tor
h@r. hsT-b, caution all I'.,."n. not TO h.rD' 90,
trust her u. M, soo"nni ~. ! .haHpa! ~ de'd' OF
her contracting alter this date. ~
ISAAC DUNIIAM.
April 20. ls62
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EREEDOM NOTICE. Thi. !. To o.n'iy
IL that have ibi, DAY gi'sn TO ny 'on, l'ssc
T.. Philbrvok. the remainder Of b.. minority; and
all -, sou. s,e hereby notified that from aud az
iei thi. date . shalt ehi,n none of his wages. OF
pa, any bills his oonirse',ns.
ISAAC &, PIiiLBROOk.
Bethel, April 30, 1862.
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Van Anden's Patent
PORTABLE COPYING PRESS.
HANNAH & CO,

Sole PropIieiors, ID GIN ST.. n. Y
T~o si1., ~ anil 81 Is
.YOn rosip, ofpri'e pee. will IT, naihd
10 sHy addIes., po,IIgr Is,,d. Descriptive Cucu.
hr, ,,ut Il requested. siaI,oncr' aud ssrNs cup.
Piled on ll-isi terms.
Extraordinary indIcemeni. ofr,sd to inl,llig-n,
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COUNTRY DEALERS will do ~silte call
on hisa asd ave heir f'.igh, i'am the city.
PEDDLERs viii fad ~ ioI their sd'sH'ss. I"
call upon hin aad stock ap. Being in connections
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JOHN l.. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor,
curuisrhsp rulKs.cIurisr.
No. 4, Commercial wharf, boston. Mass.


No. n, Commercial wharf. Boston. Mass.
solib, III respectable dsal'r. sssty~hrfe,
r.. hate. Il Co.. PARIS; DT. W \. R"si.
s,nth rat,,; \. Oscar No,s. Il Bro, Norway,
Ay,nt.. ". .. Ph,ilip,, P"'ilsnd; w. L.. AIKEN
A. Co, Baagor. whoIessl, agrnl..
Vh. publ,c a,r hs'eb, cautioned sys,n.I . base
] limitations 81 I. y. ArWODD's B'ITENs'
ly .nm- evil minded person or persons. Who have
,, onl, cnp,c.i the Label 10 part. and adopted pre-
e;..I, an. .,m. ,i,le of b,iir bat have had the
Iur,f,ee n-.. 20 represent thai their.
/. ,h. same a. l.. =. A,~ond's. Ani the MOI.
completely TO dppc the pablo they saw. "bessre
of counterfeit. .ai limitations" aud call their,o
ira.h "grnuiac.'
Therefore, al E,ns,s, put up alter ih'. date
will hear an extra label oounisrsigned %, ". w.
II.,, Dmg.i.t Portland. Me.,sole Gsnefs'Asr"'
July !. ls6i.
AIl'draIer. Who have the ,rpe article. put up ai
n pre,iou. d.,e, can he Supplied With E,fa La
bsl., b, appl,i"g =. above.
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MO person Who eoe,emplaies purchasing sew
~ Ing Mach,ne zoe fam,iy OF ms"ufsc'u,'nspf'
p,se., shosid fail 10 se.d Ior one 81 oas e'reoss'
.h,ea eoa,a,as cot. and fsil descriptions OF re
several styles. prices and sample. Of work, al OF
which ~s sesd by mail free. We claim to have
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

rinLie Il Lyon sewing Machine Co..
Na. SIS iirn.nw,N, NIw.NaHE
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H.rriek's Kid Strengthening Plaster,

s.G. MORRISON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12

The news from the lines Saturday and Sunday was
rot very important. Reports usual were numerous.
some OF them of very startling character. 10 ascer
tain the truth of reports AID sft out the facts
was labor of no little difficulty.
On Saturday morning portion OF Gen Evans COM
mand, under Colonel DunnOvant, learn, attack
a body OF the enemy near HauIover bridge on Johns
Island, drove them tie bridge, and captured
quantity Of baggage which the enemy abandoned in
preciptate Fl ght.
Our pckes Sunday captured one Of the pickles Of
the enemy, stationed near the Methodist Church on
James Island, lie in the chulch when taken prs-
oner. In a conversation with some OF officers he
was evidently disposed to be silent ard evasye but at
length said he believed their force the island
numbered about fifteen thousand men, and that hey
were under the command If two Brgader-G eDerals OF
Divisions.
Late last evening it reported that small force
of tie enemy again advanced and made dem nnstra-
tion if attack forces at James Island.
On the approach o! cur troops, however, they again
turned and fed. We have learned OF any casual
ties
It is not believed that the enemy force the Island
has been increased beyond the orgina number said to
have been landed, namely y, seventeen hu; Gcei.
The Commissarys boat Of the 20ui reeiment, in
charge OF private z. IL Seixas being left by him the
beach SuIlivans Island, Saturday night, taken
possession CT by five English sailors ds9rters from Fort
Mouitrie and made Of take the party cut TO tbe
blockadng feet which it is supposed they succeeded il
reacaing safely Private Sexas has beea placed under
arrest Charleston Courier.
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GeN.Ea. O'R. RraDr1.


AS we copied the letter of Hanover" which re-
Gently appeared in the Richmond Examiner, referring
to the fight at Hanover ard the conduct of General
Branch, who severely criticised, regard it our
duty to give place, promptly, to the annexed Gard
which appeared in the Examiner OF Saturday, morning
RICHMOND June 6, 1862.
To the Editor of the RichmOnd Eraminer
Ia your paper of May 3lst appeared article on
he battle il Hanover, by Hanover" The author
afterwards found that facts bad been u /
Intentionally misstaej, and that certain expressions
had been used which night, if unexplained, be con
struced reflect upon the personal bravery or general
ship of General L. OBJ Branch therefore Hanover,
requested you, on Jane LIST, to insert aruce X
Il4natory of this first article, and told by your
clerk that the article would appear if possible VIII
you, SIR phase publish said article, if possible; and II
not please publish least enough to the pub-
lie that Hanoveg' is satisfied that General
Branch was On the fed before Sun had been fired
and that be ordered all of bis forces into position. and
did not keep i battery and 0ar regiments Idle az his
side while the enemy was moving down the Eighteenth
and Thirty seventh as was at fist stated
General E. E. Lee has thanked General Branch fol
his management that occBsian and for the coaduc
of his troops and as The first article, if unexplained
might do Injustice TO brave off er, it is hoped tina
you will al least allow al explanation
am, sir, &c, HANOVER.
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WILMINGTON DIsTRICr.
DIED,

On the evening of the To- inst Mrs. LkvLNIA H. MAR
STELER, widow of the late Gen. Lewis a. Marsteer in
the SD year of her age.
Sedom have known who exhibited in higher de-
gree the character of good drawn by The pen
inspiration than the excellent lady whose decesse
record. Modest and retiring in her disposition she
strangers distant and reserved but to her int
mate reud associates character shone forth in
its loneliness md virtue arrayed in the light of
its inherent goodness She coed wife, a i'd
mir8b'e mother and exemplary member OF society In
death have lost benevolent friend, and the
chur to which she belonged pous useful member.
10 last illness, the religion viii had been her gnile
came cheerully resigned her sp The
hands Of the God who gave and the Saviour who redeem
ed il.
blessed are the de ad who die in the Lord"
IN Wilmington N c.. 6h June, 1862, G GORGE VAN
kMRINGB youngest child of George and Abby Chad
bourn. aged years, 10 months and 10 days.
In COlUmhus unity, the 10Th ut OF Tyr hold fever
Mrs. j. A. r. SESHI Ms, wife Of D. Sessions, So in
the 23d year of her age, She leaves husband and two
small chidcen a mother. four brothers, five AM
large circle of friends and relatives to her 81. We
no their loss will be her gain j.
In Nash county the 10th of May, 1885,, JAMES l..
NINoTEAD AGED q years.
papy, of the Attn Regiment N. c. Troops he died iy-
phod racted Camp Mangum and breathed is
Gays after he ched his home surrounded b.
dis ressed and de aply al cted parents He yourg
Of ptionah!e characteamiable aud ohed
a son, kind and afectioaae a brother loved aud
p cted by FIR his noble and generous qualities. The
knew him we'll ard deeply sympath with his
cted family in the heavy loss which has suddenly tsen
upoa them. deceased friend has gwen his lie a
ice altar of his county, and though his lam lar
face wi be visible here more his brigh lmpe an
| his good will con i1ue to live. ldEWl W.
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Late advices from Norfolk the FederRs n that
section greatly alarmed at the recent movements of Gen
JACKSON and the te rbe slaughter OF ct lei ns my
battles Of Saturday and sunday Ma 3ls AMI June
But troops occupy P)rtsm0uf and Nof TX, and
these it is said being rapidly sent on other diec ions
Thu Fedora have up TIE Norfolk Pet rsburg rail
road six miles this side Of Sun k, aent the of
the orh 1t is also said that hey ave blown all the
forhca ions around Norfolk and the tht they
contemplated evacuati of the place Gu inform mt
states that valuable negroes sh ut down in the
Norfolk last week because they refuse leave
their and that the Yankees they have long since
sed regard the negroes OF the South thing
but most utOer be nuisance, and ch they n'eud
to abafe by the sword, if necessary We have
aso that the yellow fever has made appearance in Nor
folk, but think this incorrect The withdrawal Of The
mlita forces about Norfolk and Portsmou we think
is very probable that MCCle needs reinforce
ments and that the Yankee capital has been consde
greatly endangered by the of Gen Jack
There other ways to reach that snk ofuiq ity
than crossing the Potomac 81 Wiiamsport.
pforcb9
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rT,ihu,es of Eseenrct.
TT. PAUL S LoDGF, No. 166,
Baden cnnntv. n. G.

Y. z.
At m etpg of this Lodge held express their deeD
regret he loss of their members brother 10 eph
Elwe who died at his residence, ia Bl4 len county, be
Is September, 6l the following preamJl lie aud
resolutions adopted -
WAfREAs il pleased Almighty God, in his infinite Wis
dom and mercy, to from mid t, our bro her
ReS0Ued That by the death of brother Elwe the Fra
ernity has lost of is ardent supporters Lodge one
jealous mbsrs hi friends true ard respon-
sive rie his wife and children kind AID afctonate
tu5b and AMI father
Resolred That deeply deplore his loss, sad assure
his fanny and friends OF The hi>h timatOn in which lie
was held By The members of this Lodge. aud respectful
tender them heartfelt sympa;hies in this their sd
bereavement
ResoUed the lat tribute of respect to departed
do the usual badge Of mourning tor thirty
days.
Rss2loed That the Secretary of the Lodge transmit
copy of these resolutions the family of the deceased
AARUN COLVIN, Sec y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12
Ellington hall, June I'd, 1862. DANIEL SHAW

THE CASUALTIES IN THBLATE BATrLEs.-'The returns
of the casualties in the battles of May 3lst and June
Isl which have been enabled to place before our
readers sum up in wounded about seventeen hundred
and 10 killed about one hundred and fifty. There are
several private hospitals, which contain from FIVE to
fifty patients, not reported. These may properly be
set down containing in the aggregate tn e hundred
The number of killed and missing, not reported PRES
umed to be one hundred at fifty would make our en-
tire loss n killed wounded and missing, twenty
three hundred Our loss returns show that the North
Carolina, Virginia ard Alabama troops suffered the
most extensivtly-a feet which do not mention by
way OF discrimination for the troops OF every State
behaved as bravey could and deserve nnitedy,
the encomums of the nation. The battle was one
which is unparalleled in the brief history of the war;
or determined ardor aud dath-defyng courage on the
pert of our troops. The victory was well won and all
who shared its perils worthy OF its honors.
Picb,n0nd FD0uirpr lime Or
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12
LATER FROM GEN. JACKSON!
ANOTHER VICTORY!!

RICHMOND, VA, June 10, 1862.
The following dispatch was received at late hour last
night by Gov Letcher
Jackson has given Shields an awful whipping, capturing
regiment and his artillery and driving him miles down
the Shenandoah Fremont has appeared the opposite
bank of the North and Shenandoah rivers.
Our victory to-day over Shields is complete. If Gen
Jackson had Teinorcemens he would all Cur loss is
very heavy, but the euemyss tremendous Our cavalry
still in pursuit Fremont has crossed North river, with
a small force, at Rocklands Mills.
[sECoND DIsPATCH.l
Our loss yesterday was about two hundred to-day il
much heavier will give you any additional that
comes to hand. Great victory Shields, to-day.
THIRD DIsPATCH4
Fremont is falling back and blockading the road Jack
pressing Shields. Urge forward the reinorcements
so that he may follow up his successes.
(Sgned,) A. W. H.
From Richmond COnfederate Officers Captured
Fort Pillow Occupied by the FederaIs-Frorn Eu-
rope.
RICHMOND, Va June 10th, 60.
The N Y Herald of the IN inst has been received.
gives thenames of elven officers, whc with two hundred
and thirty privates says made prisoners of war in
the late battle.
The officers, above the rank of Lieutenant, are: Col
MghOo of 22d N. c.; Lieut.. Col. Long, do do; Major
Greyben, 2Sth Georgia. Major Hubbard, 8tk Als Capt.
Mays, Of s. G.
uPa'ch TO Secretary Welles dated June 6th
eS the occupation Of Fort Pillow by the Federal troops.
dspatch' DAT Paducah, June 6h says that Colonel
NOBLE WIN nearly Lis entire command are under march
ing orders for down the river and leave the next
Liverpool dates to the 28th u have been received The
London Morning Pest understands that the demand for the
restitution Of the Ship Emily ST. Pierre cannot be COMPLIED
with.
The London Times thinks that Buffers rule at New Or
leans exceedingly harsh and severe and is calculated
make the raising of the blockade vaueless.
The Post very bitter on Buffers decress aud savs that
IO even the Ausans Russians issued more
DEGREES.
Cotton had advanced ID.
mere was no diminishing along the lines (Richmond
yesterday OF to-day There a cold rain this morning