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OPEN EVERY NIGHT.

II NShAotAf HALL
dFOrmsriy the w.ssissson A.ssmb!y E kaLs
OPEN RVERY NIGHT.
fas Fnsr Music H.LL IN THE woSLa,
N point OF Talent and kespeotab;iityI''
SreSeeo - lo utmost capacity with an audience
C<1ssafed, CSsiseaI asd Rshssd.
The performance
AT TIE ca EAT CANTERBuRy
FIRST TALENT in fHE WORLD, o
EASTER WEEK!
PERCIvAL,s IMMENSE COMBINATION
NEW sfaRs MP p 1d ss%o q
Monday FigAt anS ESsry NigGt Iis p:sk.
Pirst appearance cf the Iron. clad supho,,-,h.
greaa eoesntiic EthioDlsn ARTIST OF the Age.
FRANK BROwEE.
First appearance Of the Charming and Rssp,if.l
MISS IDA DUVAL!
Her trst visit 20 this city,
LmEcs' gH ter sAts Wed,
Obssrve this Brilliant L.,t.
the SosAL Of which can be nowhere found In TIA
word Of AnuseReuts
MISS MILE FOWLER,
Tbs Beautiful and by FIR the most aoco,,. h,hA,
pan,esse on the stage:
Miss Hsnf L Foi.C. S Mn. e. riI sE.f FT,,,, Mia
julia RissaOnd AID .i ssi: Es MISE
fhs Ethiopian A nS.t and W.sAInEtOn Fsvorte.
M. lea ClestI, John Heavy, Master johnny.
CSssf. Mons. Sol. Lewis N. cisIE. .
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sIsk AND WOUNDED soLDIkRs IN
HOBPIfAL.

PEb!sshsS in nfermity sssA tks ,soivtson
Of tie Seness Of Jriy 10, 1851.
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U9 A LECf5RE On FLOyATlyE. Sci
ENCE AND lR0N;cLk. sE!PS OF LOFT

THIS iTHUKSDAYl EVENING, April q,
AT 7la o. Locg
Mr.. John ". GhiFFlfh,s practical ship
bailder OF Nsv EoIk, nss ksen invited 20 elyer
lecture lis application to iron caa shys Of ht
crcusht. The Importance ofihis su jeot tog etE Ger
with the Teputa ton Of the gentle man, would seem
70 insure full houss and a. interesting occasion.
Tn lecture - to be illustrated BY models and dis
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BEAUTIFUL WAITING Gtkhso LL BAND!
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Stsb Ss1sisiaS - tAs HsspJssJ fov ErsDstSs
Dsssssss, - KsjosaSs, April 10.
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lftsrnoon Ratsrfasnns1t
Laaiss and Pamihss, on

For Ladies and Ramihes on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER-
wh.p. ,.v,.aS o1lS Ss,i :. ~ S2s,osl.
mAoe kioh And Costly tev.lry, Booze FANCY Ar
oolss. Toys, Sf5 Silver Cake BASKET,
Admiselen D osuts ChIldreu 10 cents. AMI
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nssi: Inl:isd kslltssd kspcrts; S sissrt Pc he.
koM;; sSr =, fStstt Once Reports: Cheap Boofs
~Vn Itny s 1lsi mlipssry Trials MliATy
G eYlns Svsr 100 paileS; many Thousand Chcse
D0oke. tecolieot cheap rent. Larse sxi.s 90
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NAVY YARD.

Captain d'AIbe, Of the Austrian service, dds
tipgu,saed at Solferino, and highly recommended
BY the chief Austrian military author.ties,) wa,
commissiobed to be Captain Of Volunteers, or
The stsE Of General Mcdowell
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/. IeI yraPIn. ~ Captain. lsJ AdJuant and
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o'oIoct, ~ IL
Boz oaoe fsr securing seats open from until 1,
In Reh .r..l,
THIS F0UR PHANTOMS.
tOr Lcot OFT Cor Mps vANuFRpkNTs IL
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lst Minnesota Vol...,. S
ln Connecticut Art. ia
Cameron Dragons. 20
Mcclellan Dragons . 9
StocktoaS Mich. Vol. 2
Signal Corps.........
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Fhh fIlsf Music Hall IN THE woRLo,
n point OF Talent and kesDeotabilityi
Sroveeo 70 lo utmost capacity with an audience
CHisseafsd, Cssfteal aad Rs6asd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

FACULTY..
puYUs DgLBIhH President


COMMERCIAL Law HLNMAN, Member
Nce Orl.uu. Bar: Lecturer on Contract Com.
morcin Usage liahaii,- of Parties Nc.
MArHEvAtlrW prrNTvgSt FREEMAN
CORNISH Professor AMI Lecturer 90 Com
merclal Calculation
Booa aFEr1>s DutNvssr RUFUS bol.
BEAR Lecturer uu Book srcpinc and }u-iuo-.
Transactions j " BLACK MAN, Professor
ard Lecturer on Book sop.ng RUFUS T..
DuiBfAR Aauslsf of Accounts, Exchange,
and Commercial torr,spoudcucg
FSsilsu pFr,arNrSr VI 3 MCCARTHY
Professor and Ieci ircr ou English Literature and
Correspondence.
FRg>cH DerAKNT~t- MARC KOUN Pro
s-.1r and Lecturer on French Literature
DEPARTMENT .oE PsNNtN-ufn ElfJS
pOtKEAE lNctur,r 600 the ~cI,yg, ol Pen.
uan.hip } y GRIFFITH Praf'-.u, and L.,
tusrf on Commercial Correspondence.
SrtSwH psrNrvE>r MANUEL MAR
EMO Professor and lecturer ou Spari't Liter
aturc
GtNAS psrNINsr--GtORGt CESS
NER Professor and Lecturer 900 German Liter
allure
Lars ASD GrfFk p,rhryr>r- MAR
mo G.. Gt~SNtR Professor.
MILITARY pFr,ErnY>r- MAJOR \ @
W.AN I'll ARD Superintendent II Military
distraction and Drill Major u !, graduate
Of W.T. Point and vas Tor ] J, years iu tAcrut
oiiiaer at ihe tnit7i State Army.
Professor Il IlluMAS~N Author Of o.,
PtatHai g. 'srg N ioiuua.r' propose, 3,
Lccnr on this subject. AZ me college for Tho
progress o. Science
April 2Tth 1851.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08
IT. CHARLES HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS.
81. LOUIS uo1 IL,

u. r. NALL Co. PsorNsroBs.
This Horn specially .aapcd Tor famili,- has
ast been r. opened FIR The ~a.on after b-iug
thoroughly renovated and tho-. wishing the hsst
Accommodations IN quiet retired par, OF the city
sil fnd everything there conducive to their com.
tort AND enjoyment,
p,c % 80 nls.Gt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

fnc isriiiah Sta rier fiom y. Thomas,
wh VI sfruf "a Ncw w. 90 The 8d.
r-g4r'ta ihat ils. Sumter WIS sa.H by
lhe a'saper from II vapa, cgulsing sae
u IS, Damlaga
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

The Redmond Enquirer aauoaue,s
that tlo War pepartmrnt has lssaei ar-
dofs tor ilc rcmovald ail p,e prisoners
~ wur now held IN Nav Orleans. ira.
r.i8 -. and ID Sogia Carolina. % sails.
lniy. Sorth Carolina where cpnmo.
dome nui comfortable prison houses
las hy,n orcc'ed CIR their spstisi a.
cnrs.jAim The prisoners thar Will
d uad, tlm supervision "a MAJ tiluas
proves, marshal, iof lumg while the
eanleDH~ and r'iia at cHmnlaht ID the
q iufc,luF,tr states p,tatns "a BlcAsn 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

Tho SOW Yufk iiruld espresso ibe
opinion 'hlt fe ~pmiafds VIII base q
bad iim' 'a thos srupi 90 cIa4af Y
'c,, AND tasi iaey SUI fualy base is
give " 90 afies srud la,. iiiir FlN
80 III -psm Cannot riiei a e4uqa
VI - was achieved ~ 10000 Am.ft
cans 10 .sio and 1871 h4s i.e~ tle
Herald 7uprase tiHt t,H n'ilaas % , u'l
,sp Afrrricaus ~, " be -utiugaed ly
iApV4dn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

~ TIE anirrirned s the gen.
10y eni agent ror thc .alr II tbs
7s'ass' ''''.' ss2s. right b. gaeuHAgurc and use,
10 Eastern rrNas. the unriyulod cast aud
wrought ree,er's Patent piov,. These
p.1N7 Wi d1nhtht' ryentpnily supetsedr ali
Others aud hccomc in Griversa use from being
IF lesa Expense and more sirplc construction
! sld sll c0nu'y plantation and smith rights
CA iaseraple terms, Nl persons ar cautioned
afnr masking ot using ihes ploae without
Wttwiiy ~ IL, bass viii be- riebly enforced
HeaH.t 40 who liesr,s 10 that wag. Any
Pas'u Wishing 20 patchase county righta o.
nlaaia Agencies can address me a. Marshall
Texas
u Il MARTIN. Agont
Marshall, l,Aas, Nov .. lsGi. usdf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

The wart VI hHliii < tHa 1-agIa &c
the LafjH AZ Gi1at salt Lake City ru
BIet rs ttr crisis 81 1855, has been
iasupc> Tic y scrct News goes into
r,pinres over 10, and ayer- thai te soa.
tluil Nose made by 'hr many sfue
outters wah ihetr hammers aud thisets
j. plcasius O. tno eat, and l'aks tr
wsil lu tlc dlA wbrn t'ils gainty go.
nee "au the up oi ibr mountains wil
be- rumpia' .ni h,s,Idei q the ends
"a the earth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

Ouveluar Brwn. IS Georgia las b.
pnct biz proclamation reqHiIne AZ go
sous -ulJact 90 military d1iy, % attcnd
q, ihc fogimcntal ~ ha-.aIitn fulte
ground o. ndcp ndrut battalion 20 which
they t,lopg. on to- fth day ~ March
mkt. la have ihUr mames ohFaied. as
every unr falling sa o. attend uH'ss
prevented by PFoyiden'm cause, ni
which hc must tcnd sati-a, t9rs aet-
deuce 10 the conan andng oaicer. viii b.
immc lately drafted 70 Serve dsYssg ne
,sv, sad cpupelicd 90 euict tAe aefsiee
without delay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

>ta@ Not, y ~ Cont Hon.
MARSHALL. TENts.
TUE undersigned would respectfully n'ofm
IA, ,lfilen. Of Marshall rud the surrounding
country that b. cna'iuu's 10 carry 90 ite
CABINET BtSlNt-~.
IS, !. Old stand North u iip Cuufitoa>. lie
b. repaired "a execute all work 10 hi, line IA
jterlor style. and At FAR prices Wardrob~s
~ccriafi,s p,rss salts Na.t stands Bed
.iead- aud other furniture sill b. kept on hand
~ made at short uotice. He work Is ~ell
kDoVu aud be- confidently asts for literal
shsrt Of patronage
r. ttUpI.fH.
Feb rs 500 ug2 a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

" ssnrxsroA's 0Fis.os ~ EIrosuo~sgs
In letter wassleA in iT19 10 Jasffh
Reel. president II Peunsy wants, Gen
rral George Wsshirs'a0. ~ writing I
extortloaers, ~ha were Fronting on tie
public necessity, said III gives ms
sincere pleasure 70 dad that the Assem-
ii, is 81 well di~posed 70 second your
ea5cavors IL bringing those nardr0s y
on, ean~, the monupniiyers, .ofesisi''fe,
and eagrnssers. 10 cohdigu punishment
|. IL much 70 he iamcnfed tlfat faclF
STATE, long ere this, bag not hunted them
down as pests society, and ste great
est enen5ica wr hase - DE harpiH-as nf
America weull to God iiai sopp 1ne
~ the moro sfroci0us in csch State was
hang Ia ,Thhefs upon a gallows Use
timts M hlgh - tbe ehc prepared tf
lfsman. 10 puH.4hmert. 10 nay opinion,
ia too severe for jae man who c4H bni'i
he greatness upon bi- country rutH
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TCNn YSCTI /

ol every d'-'nr'isH aH aaf# au3 ma,ls 90 ordef
~ 'h' shortest notice
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08
GktAIL} Rrurrtp.
AtVsl.t. MOON

NiN'FIIANFOl ) IUUk- ANn IHFAp
PUBLICATIONS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

America | aNHli TO bJt ihNi suHH HHH
~ D.. moro sfrocNus in cach State was
fang In l1hhefs upon gallows Use
tm,s as hlgh ss ibe ehc prepared laf
lfman. 10 puH.Ahmert. 10 nay opinion,
i-too severe for he nan who caH bni'i
his greatness upau hi- caun'ry'~ futs
Ouyanar Brown IS Georgia, h1s b.
phrt biz proclamation VqHiHHe ~ go
sous uleci 30 military duly, % attend
a. fhe fogimcntai ~ ha-.aIi.n parade
ground 90 indcp udrut battalion (which
they holpng, on TO- 4ta day 81 March
mkt. la have ihuir namfs enrolled. ~
every unr falling sa t1 attend uH''ss
prevented by Pfovdenln cause, %
which be- must tcnd sati-a,t ars agi-
deuce 60 the c0inn andng ogicHr VIII h.
in,uio lately drafted io Steve dytag ne
,-at. sad comp, lied 81 enter tAe sea siee
without delay
THE Redmond Enquirer announces
that tlD War nepartm' has issati nr-
doris ilr iltc removal a al the prisoners
- war now held IN hew Orleans Ira.
,..ls -. and in South Carolina. % sails.
lmy. Snrih Carolina, where opnlmo.
done mi comfortable prison houses
las hy,n erected Gr their special a.
canra.jAiIau The pf.sobpr, thera vii
81 uud.f nm supervision I'd MAJ Glu1s,
p'V'.s' "'''',''., ~ . b
'', 'g'NN "'.,. ~ ~, ~ p.
,'',,' ~. = - '''''''
rhs'wora " baildl < tHs 1eHp.e &c
~, '', -, = ~ y, ~ .''.' ,g 50 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

TIE blowing aws h.sr been enacted
os tic Congress g The c1rif lcfoie .taiee
az America
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

tW'9Q iofaHag .aa irHg Gadt
~ Rlul VIII uI-- IL M--I MA-LuaL- Nom.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08
BUY AND SELL GOODS CHEAP /;

H. prHniso' 20 keep always 1u hand lnrg
and handsome stock Of goods, suitable lor TIL
market.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15

Hon. EDWARD STANLT-Tha Wilmington Journal
does not agree with the Standard and Observer in dis
credng the story started by Burnside to Mr. Stan
II. Mr.. StaDly was q Wing and q Union man. and any
story that be used to his discredt is at once credit
ed by his CID opponents though coming from those
whom they daily denOunce as liars and thieves. The
Journal cannot even find room TO state that the Stand
ard and Observer gave Tor the faith that is in
them, much less for the reasons themselves.
There is q leading North Carolina politician who
bad never become a citizen Of Northern State who is
now in welknown utilization with the North Nothing
has been said about him his course He belonged to
the Journals Party.-FayettevHte Observer.
TIE Observer is nearly correct in saying that the
Journal does not discredit the story said to have been
started by Burnside about Mr. Stany. As will be seen
by tocays Journal it is directly affirmed b1 the " ash
ton correspondent of the New York Herald. That We
credit any story to Nr. 0tanlys dscredt simply be-
cause he a Wing and Union man, is az assertion
that we need not trouble ourselves to contradict since
the charge falls to the ground by the weight of its
absurdity and the fact that it is made at ALL only proves
the inveterate prejudice of the party making it.
We confidently appeal to our course to prove that
the charge is both unjust and ungenerous we do not
like the Observer, identify the Wings and Union men
of North Carolina with the position of the candidate
of the Black Republican party for Governor of Cali
forna any more than do that of the Democrats of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15

The YANKEE FLAG CT TEUcE.-C Considerable stir
was caused III city yesterday forenoon, by the
n0unc neD that flag Of truc3 coming up the river
from Fort Pulaski. II appears that una-m9d Fed
ega steamer, bearing flag truce, up to within
a short distance OF AIackays Point, between twelve
aud one O'Clock, having actually passed pickles
without any effort their part to arrest her progress
They should be able to make some explanation of such
an extraordinary OMISSION What is still worse, the
steamer st Johns transport Capt King, seeing
the Federal vessel approaching, wholly without author
itv steamed down the river to meet her, and actually
took of two OF her officers and was bringing them up
the river and in full Of our lower batteries when
she was arrested short distance below them by an
officer sent out by the c0mmandant of the post This
officer received from the Federal officer on board
communication from General Hunter to General Law
ton with reference to 40 exchange of prisoners. The
particulars Of the despatch have not transDed nor are
we aware Of the character of the response Of General
Lawt0n.
For the very singular and unauthorized conduct Of
Capt. King. be was foi hWith ordered under arrest
Nobody doubts bis loyalty, but grevous mistake,
to call it by no harder name proves that be is not the
man to be trusted with public duties on the outposts.
Every body is a8tonshed by his imprudence and want
OF even ordinary forethoQght.
And, on the other hand, are not sure but that
it would have been right to retain the Federal officers
prisoners They knW very we'll that officer alone
was authorized TO receive tham and when they took ad-
vantage of the ndiscreton Of Capt King they forfeit
ed the courtGs sizes Of war
SaUanah Republican, | 9th INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15
We have It on perfectly good authority that the Lin

We have it On perfectly good authority that the Lin
cola;to government is engaged in trying to get up
First North Carolina Regiment fer the Federal service
and that nan named Potter holds tie commission OF
Colonel, and another named Respass, the ,ostioa of
Lieutenant Colonel. Who Potter is we do net know.
p-ss is son Of Isaiah Respas former, Or we suppose
present, Mayor q Washington, \. G. It is said they
have succeeded in getting together few traitors from
tho most God-abaudoned portion Of the population Of
the worst naighborlood5.
We care little for long cards published in newspapers.
These facts speak for Themselves and leave 10 doubt on
our mind of the truth OF al we have said about the ex-
sance Of treason in some cases in that section. Young
Rspas is Lieutenant Colonel what is the senior Res
pass? Echo a18wers-WiQt?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15
For the journal.


" ILNTEUIUN, y. =, My IZIu, lou.
MEssRs. EDITORS Wilmington has not yet been
attacked by the enemybut is there not offered strong
temptation for him to attack US? Have We not piled
up on our wharves at least 100000 barrels OF rosn ??
This rosn, in the New York market would bring
Ole half million Of dollars Is it right that thu prop
ery D3w useless to u.s. but very valuable to the Yam
KEGS shall remain il lis present situation? Rumor says
that General French has issued positive order to have
removed, but the owners have refused to do it
OF the expense Ii this is so, would ask If it is
not tie duty OF the Commissioners Of the Town the
Committee Of Public Safety to have the Generals Or
der executed. AS the difference in the latiye weight
of barrels OF and is but one-third less the
expectancy OF using The resin to fill up the channel of
the river below town, impede the approach OF
invading vessels, is respectfully suggested by
"A CITIZEN"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15
Vsbute OG Respect.

, meeting Of Captain EnDets Co.. E, Sd Regiment n
G. Troops held at Camp AcEnosh for the purpose OF draft
resolutions relative the death &C rrates S. Davis and
r. Amap who died the 18th March, T. F. Aman the
9th Arr d. Marshbnrn, The lst Nay and W. T. Ever
et iii May Gall Of pneumouia) Sergt. j. ?. Oates
called to me chair ana Corporal S. Mills requested to
Secretary.
On motion OF Corporal J, NJ Piner committee Of four
appointed, viz Hill Williams, W. =. Everett, 0. q
Horn II. narshburn, who, after short deliDeTaOn
presented following resolutions, which adopted
WHEREAS 1t hath pleased God to from midst
beloved brothers in arms, can but humbly bow III
submisC to the DEGREES Of Him who giveth and taketh
away to selt his own wise purposes.
ReSOlU6d That IN losing brother soldiers lose
who character few ezcelled they gained the good
Of al the Company, and acted the soldiers part with
cheerfulns and bravery.
Res0!cC That il mentioning their to their beloved
families and friends would cloud Of grief to
shadow them; deeply mpathze with them, and
willing to bear portion OF their sorrow ourselves.
NesO,red That send copy Of these resolutions to
their bereayed relatives also the Wilmington Journal
with d request to publish the same.
Cd motion tbs meeting adjourned.
J. P. OATES, Chairman.
&AN'L IILs, Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15

WHO ARE ENEMIES ?-The who are specuating in
food-gTiuding the poor from mercenary motives.
The who directly Or Indirectly shake public conf
dence in the value of Confederate money.
The croakers who filing the people with doubts of
the final accomplishment of our purpose.
The who express the opinion that is better to be
subject of Lincoln than Of any other country There
persons speaking. OF will be put
to the necessity of making the selection but the man who
entertaDs A. L. second choice not in heart with the
Better the government Of the Gar of Russia than
that Of the miserable administration of our enemy Hatred
of him the only legacy which he leave u.s. and that
ought be nused until the vast amount of twill be be.
Yond mputaton.-MOblLe ITib1ne.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15

From statement made by the Public Treasurer D. W.
Courts Esq to the Convention few days ago, learn
that the of Treasury notes. large and small
ICED be issued by the Convention and General Assembly
June 1861, s900OO0 OF this $26. 944 so have
been issued in fundabe certificates and small
notes. leaving be issued So 5 co. thinks it will
be necessary enlarge the power more large notes
order to meet the heavy drafts for the army The above
includes the undable notes be for the Con-
federate The Treasurer thinks that his
by which he enabled the payment of the Con
fe6erate tax Richmond will secure to the State in prem
ums on its bonds, about SO, 0Q0
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15

WE LEARN that at the battle on last Monday week,
near williamsburg Va, the 5th n. =. Regiment, un-
der command Of Col D. K. McRae, was among those
most holly engaged and col Quoted itself spendidiy-
Strangely enough, Of the Richmond papers except
the Wg appears TO have referred 10 this fact L was
stated that tie 18Th, under Col Alfred Scales had been
very badly cut up,
We understand that three Of our Physicians to Wit
Drs. Dickson, Anderson, and Thomas, to go On to
Richmond at the request Of Dr. Johnston Surgeon Gen
ea Of this State terrible battle s of course appre-
hended almost Immediately. be severe loss Of The 9th
also appears to be confirmed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15
The DCSOnt's Rule.

We understand that Gen. Wool flag Of truce Into
Norfolk Saturday morning. informing the citizens
would be allowed As hours take the oath allegiance to
the Lincoln Government In the of REFUSAL they were
cooy informed that they would be treated prisoners
war We have heard the reply of the Mayor of that
gallant city, whose people have been turned over to the
tender merces of Abe Lincoln It thus tYrant con-
ci!iQteS an unprotected pe0p!e-PeteTSburq ErDress
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15

A YANKEE THIEF KILIED.-It is stated that an
kee soldier went to the house Of gentleman, just pre-
vious to the fight at South Mills and robbed him of all
the money he had and some bonds. The next day be
was found dead the field of BATTLE and gentleman
examined the body ard recovered the stolen property
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