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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18
Clinton Protectiycs.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be meeting ofthe Clinton Protectives. held Ia
the Cour House, in Ti1in, Saturday, the 26th day
fJnly, at2P.M Members are requs,ted to be IN
attendsnee punc,uany, ~ there is business OF import
ahcs requiring theif attendance. BY order OF
n. TOMB, President
p. sPiELMAN, secy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18

0y-The Capital City Fact says the
s4th Ohio regiment. has been ordered
fsom Cumberland TO Washingtoys
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18

0STIt will be noticed that the Senate
has passed the bill admitting Western
Virginia as new State.
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0S5-sob cribe f,s the Ta,srsr--,nly
81 30 year.
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New and FashiOna bic

snd will he sol at the lowest possible rates Call Al
the fine iewelry and Piano Rooms, No J Commercial
Row, Tina, q. tmD WILLIAM GAIIIiP
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sheriff Sale.
LEVI WElRICK,
Sheriff
Mathew McCarty.

Lnne 9th go s3l5
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SIlcriM,s Sale.
Henry Berger,

June 9Th, go
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Gent M ms Furnishing Goods,

on hand, and large lot Of READY HApE CLOTHING n
my own manufacture, which will Sc sold for cash
cheaper than estr before offered IN this market.
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THE VERY LATEST.
Severe Battle on Tuesday Union
Victory Splendid Fighting
Of the Union Troops,
Co., &C., 60.

WASHINGTON, July 3--S:l2 z. M. s
A despatch from General Mcclellan, just re-
ceived at the War Department, dated "From
Berkley, Hsrrisons Bar, July 2, half-past Eve
=. NJ states that no has succeeded in getting his
army to that place on the banks Of the
James river, and has lost but one gun,
which had to be abandoned last night
Tuesday, because II broke down, that an
hour and half ago the rear Of the wagon train
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

Fl .s..s s. CHASE S :sd A:ss: & Assa S.ss sassi s
s la Of III IA sJ s: .s ss
sads TSs:p iwsc dsss % w.sss:s w9Ssss:
z. .ls:. "a ssS: ~:
Fiosss. iodo Dol. oil - AAh - "AA o.
,6I "a aoyhssa % rom Liverpool Tor Sorsan4 june "a
ship E r q he West hsnss for Liverpool June l. -
Ship Consiatiou, Lancaster hence for Liverpool Juns
snip XItw1shs. hence for Liverpool. June on Sandy
Sup Monarch cfths sss. from Liverpool Tor New Yor.
snip iIen.idsi Csase Lsnss Liverpool juno z as =
ssg b 4 Fissrs iss seOs0 from Liverpool for Boston. Jun,
ss s. q, ,oaSsSassA q from Liverpool for Boston. June IL
o Nsn,asa: a & ana from for ssnG,s Juss
sg nadosss hence for Cork, June 81. lat ~ a.
Foreign Forts.
b Union Boston sr .h An yssss y port Sid isd ~
Bo,p..ux June ss-IA Lissis Kes Rice Rios fss
BARCELONA. Juns Barr bark Grand Turx Blanchard.
BuEsos ATaxs. April ss-sd bark Mariqui.a wood. ~
B1saA Apos June Is-In por. bark rrowerds. pu.,,s.
from NYorx dss; sehr 1argsas.is s, from d.
Bos on. ds Andover Ksnnsy. for NYof BARK Fsaslss.
CcssTAsrsorIs. June z-Arr bark Samson, Rosiusas.
.assss A% s::is g. or
Htosr y.. H
MassslIrss, June i-cd BARK ADDISON Child, sasa p
as ss'' s as s:ss
ss ,s. SHsl
ossassr%oSs. % 1aas ' "xir ss bark win,hrop Eldds
}.ns In po, ship Es.n HGDop. a.
Hanoy, and Tor9 ato Tasso Meck Brandhsrns for det
asss. x : as ,. rs..
SrssT Laeas Anderson. Boson for lpss
ess .ss e
American Ports.
BOSTON July 2A ' ships chn's%ssps srswp Trn,s
Esy.i Flores; Ss' Msshs Lsavi', asSss,lis.
ns:s
ss:;s::
roe SD wind sE with rain 1t night saD Mont Bancs
ship Jane: Chester
.sy nps syqr snd ss M
r.sass % h.%nSsa S'.s''eD' o.n
Cd
..s.ss kisy .:s
ps.e wa havs
a;n
GLOUCESTER, june 2a-Arr schrs Rosinx. Hunt. fsw
York. Son. Anra Frisbes. Ezabethport tor Porhnouths
NH.
HIGHLAND LIGHT July q PM--Passins In, ship We
King Ship Island schrs Barnes from Ek
theaa; Chief, Jasper, and Madonna.
NLW BEDFORD, ju.y 2-AIr schr Augusta Perry, New
York. 8 schrs Cora, Kelley Phsladalphisi Mountain
sii sda. Ty4 Adams Rev
York.
!, STw S HAVEN July ava. Warren oAApna..
PHILADELPHIA, July 2-Arr bark Florence, TOye Glen
fuegos schr N Hall. Paddock, NYork. cid ship Ocesa
queen Small; Liverpool: brig seo Hickey NOrleans; scns1
Ellen Francis, Smith, 81 JOAN NB Anne Cset Carlet b.
Thomas; AMBASSADOR, Eaton, Portsmouth; Jane, Cook
Boston Grlerson, Harding Roxbury; Hail. Paddock
Proyidence.
IEwxs DEL June s0--The transport steamer Connie
Nfork Fortress Monroe aud tive schrs is
the this morning, leaving the hsrbor entirely
bare OF
July 2d-The bsrks Joseph MAXWELL for Lasuayra ana
Thomas Cardenas TO last evening bark eDd
two brigs passed In.
POR LAND, July l--Cld bark Emma Chase key.
Mataplaa Sid wind VI Kate FOR Baenos Ayree
before rtported}i Emme
Mart Denmark: schrs b Small, and
n large deet of coasters. bound and W.
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scps pawcslcw.-Ths Bangor whg states that sstur-
day last the schr barcelona Holt while going
down tke hay struck py stal capsycd and nled with
Mater drown ming thu vile nj child Of Capt holt aud Mrs
Ktaed " fe Of the maze MIS- Dclae taken OF the
cabin after being IN the hour the captain
and rsscuiHs her by cutting and snlarng the cabin
window.
whaIcmeu.
Arr mt New Bedford a Inst bark Thomas winsow, Fish.
Atlantic Ocean 8, Eus Alta MarVh 49, with x0 bbs
o Reports cruised West Ground through the months
OF March, April nud My had good weather and whales
stA gong nuiek-lopk 81 btls Spoke May 81 lat 2f
y, ion SO bark Irvpe Bird, Haecr New Bedford. clean
Jun. 10 lat ~ N 10 81 W. hark Awashcnka, Wing do
Capt Sotrpa, Il snip swallow, ~ New Bedford r,pJrts
her al Renda Islands April 2, With i61 Jbs ~ oil.
Capt Van Mykp, of - Jtnes Aen, M ports her Al
uanu March q wi'h OIL rs before rcro.d-io fs ha
ray CrGise, nj retgtu NJ In AArc 1903 Aep re-
Iost. al 10 baik Eliza, BavcL Nc, @A p ~ VII all tei
cart Nch3s of ship Sea Ng, NJ rercrts her ~ AncN
lsaa ANtoa ~ oil No, atst0- Iaa ApN having NL
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

Prizes Cashed in all LeRalixed lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
II Wal street room No. 1, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

Pure Tobacc6.-YeIiow Bank T0bac-
cotioodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
impurities foe sale by all tobacco aud dealers and ~
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

ga Flourish, Trumpets! sound Alnrum,
DrumslGo 10 Knox's for your "Fourh Of July Hat lie
has Manufactured exquisite fabric for the OCCASION and
the time call at his store 22 Br.adway corner Of
Fulton and selection. KNOX has splen-
did variety Of Straw Hats which he il selling exceedingly
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25l Broadway corner OF Murray street,
NeurY Ynrk
The New York herald., 1862-07-04
Summer Clothing,
@EvAss. .Ss ss r"l'0. street.
50 per cent below Broadway pricss

At JcfYsrs,. 573 broadway LndteS Elias.
tic Boots 81 So rs and ST. BalmorAs e 81 % and az 50i
gents Shoes and Slippers youths and chi drens Bal
noraa shoes and Caters JEFFERS. SIS Brosdway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

Best Place i'm the City 60 SEQ tho Fire.
works ssop BaTnum's Museum, which commands view
OF all New York, Jersey City, and BrooSlyn.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04
Wounded. ON the stepping Stone
ARRIVED AT FORTRESS MONROE.

Captain James l.. Gallagher, Co. A, 9th Mass, sick
Jcbn Dickens, Co. r. 17th New York sick Lieuisnant D.
D. Dale Co. X I'd Ind rupture; Lieutenant A. n. Viii
wo"na IN hsns pasrE
X I'd United states hand; J. King, Co. G. Sd United
states hand; Patrick Eagan, Co b, 9th United States.
hand Michael Gleason Co. ., 9th Mass shoulder and
hand H. Mclans, Co u, 9th United States hand George
u nd oSn ss' co. sMS Co.
arm; whsland, Co. g, 4th U. 81 arm Il. s. Hay wood.
Co. h, 9th Maine Ed Welsh, Co. r. 9th Mass. Abdomsn
s,s Mass, neck VIM harvey, c. B, On Mass, IA fas:;
VIM Graham, Co; r. 22d Mass, arm; John O cennsr, Co.
Sass Sas Ryan, " Co. Mass las Strain a.ps ssa
m,.at. Issn sscs;, c. G. 9TH ss Mass: s strand s.as
Davis, Co G is,h Mich breast Patrick Goldsy, Co. 6.
Lieut. Charles y. Renworth Go. r. Sd O. $, head James
Clark, Co. A, 9Th Vermont chest Cbas H. Wallace, Co.
Oh sD ssS 8. - wm
r. Ielsots Co. l. Tth Maine, head; john allsrn 20. r.
9Th Mass, sfn; john b. Ryan, Co.. K, 10Th Mass, sick
Co. 9, I2th y. s., face; Jacob Stokes Co X, Sd New
Jersey eye Jones hcGovern Co. c, 9th Mass confusion
ISs 70 ,s s'H osrs asss Ok o e
p smith Co. X STU Vermont, arm; d. N. RUSSELL Co. X
10th Myssschusetts, SICK; b. Dusty Co. D. 9th Massa
ShsSa Mass II rus Harris G. G.
NJ Gdc. James Smitn, TO- IL 20 MAINE, mana DanI1
shcolan CO. 9TH Mass. thigh; Sergeant Bro wn, ca
An u 81, hand; VIM. II. Ross, Co. r, Atm Mich, head
| W. March, Co. X, LIST Mass sick; Corporal CHARLES q
Turnsy, Co. r., llth Mass sick; NJ Day, Go. q, LIT
regulars arm; j. Iank, 90. A, 4th n. j.. shoulder; Oh
| dery sergeant r. ". Rhodes Co n, I'd N. H., arm;
sullivan Co + 18th Macs, ,foet w. n smith 60 AZ na,
zou. confusion WIN. Chamberlain, Go. 4, 3d inf. reg
hand Thomas GordoR Co. O. 10th regulars, and sid
W. Cotter, Co. ~ lat Mch., side; VIM. " Snndford, G
X I'd n. j., shoi.or n Merriam, Co. u, 5,n W. log;
IL Mcdonnell, Co. n, 26th Pa. nger or Il. Palmer Co
l0th Mich arm, ssrg. u. Mclean, Co. o. eth regs ham
u. Fields Co. e. 18th regs., arm; A, iayg Co A, 10
| New York, neck; VIZ Jones, Go. r. ran regs. arr
csls. r. T. Jones, %. N, i2th res hand Capt. +.
bcy, 90. A, 18th regs, shoulder sergt O. A, Mitchs
' Cl'F, 9th Nsw York, arm,G A. Cowan. Co. l. 7th Ne
York, shoulder II nol>,n Co. Il 9th New YORK, hes
A. n. sheldrum, Co e.h New YORK, ieg; r. g. Bradlo
90. Y, btn halns sno alder; Wm H. Everett, Co. @,
Maine. hsad o H. ingalls,, Co. A, ,e2d Massachusetts,. az
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

OMcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KxsTucKY EXTRA CLASS 3i3-July s. 1852
II, "a, &c. l5 10, 25, Al, So, %, As, SO, 35, 60,
KESTucKY, CLASS 3it--Juiy s. 1859.
81, 43, 4, "A, 46, 20, SO, 73, 55, 3S, As, 8.
Circulars sent free Of charge By addre ssiag either To-
Covngton. Ky, or st. Louis. Mo.
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Too LATE FoR CLAssIFICATrtsN !.

= o.r-ov THURSDAY, BErwEBN TIVE HOURS og
| W ara . p M pocSetbook cnutsiNtus rAps ~ no
-, - osny one eycrlt the ncr ancns oncfs auhos
..ttn 10 sno1 volates IN battalion "a Afttl ~, Ine
nssr ,vtl - rewar9g1 ty leaving ths Astnf AZ II ~ N
,,rrsf ot East Riohwsy Ana hsrsei stsec1s ~ - Vs
fts.ls, as DrvAJreys t.s sF ...M 6 w'Eaf F4
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MoCI ELLANS OPERATIONS

CONTINUED FROM FIiHrH PAGE
p. wstsrs, 9th U. ). Regular, Co. l, wounded.
j. Kelley 9Th U. g. Regular, Go. i, wounded.
Ssrgsani WIN. Foster q u 8. Regular Co. r. wounded
r. NundAy, 9th U. s. Regular, Co. =, wounded.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04
In hole half and ouarsr bewed from tne ehoises
- pARIEY MALT AND HOfs.
nre~ery 18th street. ssysuh aud Eighth AVENUES

:. ~ lara n -ppAKEs PLANTATION BITrBHs =
= or this brand, spIs ssn beS ~. ess
J sn cs upon 70 strengthen and iaSEcraa
exhaussd nature.
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was within mile OF the CAM ana only ono
wagon abandoned that we had . 90 'sers battle
yesterday (Tuesday) that we beas ths
enemy badly, the men fighting even better thsu
before; that oil the men are In good spirits,
and that the reinforcements from Washington
have arrived.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

Eight Cartes dc yisitc ior 81, Equal Il
the best made. Try them.
BALCHs, 2ss 0recnwlch street, corner Of Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

Arrival OF Wounded soldiers ~ Balti-
more from the Rocent Great Battle.
BMImosH, July 3, 1862.
The steamer Daniel Wooster has arrived here with
large number Of soldiers wounded in the recent great
battls before Richmend.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

Onicial Drawings OF thc Delaware state
DxLAwARx. EXTRA CLASS csl-Juy 5. 1852
20, 20, 4, IL, 9, 80, 62, As, "a, s., 46, 81, rs.
DxLAwAnE CLASS 26s-July 5 1862.
8, 45, o, IS, "a, 2s, %, &c, 81, 20, 4, So.
JOHN A.. NORRIS 4 CO.,
Wilmington Delaware
The New York herald., 1862-07-04
Erect OF the News In Warrington.

The Effect Of the War News I'm Boston.
BosroN July 8, 1902.
The news received up totwo O'Clock to-day caused
q temporary depression in the stock market United
States 31os opened at 1Oa fs 70 Ioo and closed
1907. After tho board there better feeling and
large lots Of government loan sold At 1Ol l01k.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

FosrRsss MoSRoH, July I, 1867
The loss OF the enemy In killed and wounded alone yes
tsrday tonday), said 70 have bssn than four
thousand out We have nothing definite Of the lOss on
either side
General Shields army arrived here this morning. and
have proceeded up the james river. They came in vss
ssls via Annapolis.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

Bull Run.-Msny soldiers Died for
lack Of medical treatment. HoILpWANs RUS an1 ONT
rnent would have prevented this.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04
HIPPIN G NJ & w S

CLEARED.
steamshp Marion, Philips. Now oreans-SpoRord Tiles
ton A Co. 49,. :.
s,eamship Parkerburs, HOFFMAN, New ofssns-H
sSv Cyclone, Ingsrsol ssa rraneiscO-r N Cooler,
The New York herald., 1862-07-04
Fist OF Wounded by tho George wash

List or Wounded by tho George WASH
AnzIvED AT FORTRESS MONROE, TUESDAY MORNING,
Briradisr General German. sick.
Lieut. l. J. whitney adyt 20 General Palmer len arm
Lieut.. watkins, 6th United States cavalry wounded n
ieft arm; squad OF cavalry men run over him; doing
,. X. Cudworth, lst Massachusetts,, slightly.
ID. Shay Co. b, 6lst New York, In foot.
d. W. Logan Co. A, l05th Pennsyivania, In stomach.
"; Batehsior, Co. H. 10Th Massachusetts.
y Nugent. Co. B, list fennsyivania, In aecS.
W. Williams, Co. B, ID Vermont. In arm.
T. Lawrence, Co. r. 63d PonDsy lvania, in shoulder.
Sergeant =. p. Deuel. Co: @ 4th Michigan, IN thigh
B. Richards, Co. C, 9Th Maine, In hand.
Capt. Cavada, Co. C., 23d Pennsylvania, sick.
j. x. Clark, Co. d, I'd Vermont, In hand.
Capt. Q: r. Dudley Co 6th Vermont, sick.
MAJOR A. w. Gazzum, 10Sd pennsylvana, SICK
Capt. NcConcks, Gen. NcCars staT, slightly In arm
q. H. Price, Co. T. 6lst New York, In hand.
Corporal H. Murray Co. E, 7th Penn reserve, in arn.
LIEUT.. r. Sackett. Whcden's battery, dead.
Lieut.. Beatty, AID 70 Cen. Mccall, In leg.
Gen. Geo. g. Meade, 81 brigade
A. =. Hathorne, 70. LIST Psnnsylvania, wrist.
Lieut.. H. hoAninch, Co. q, l06,h Pennsy In feet
Owen Ryan, Co. H, $50 New York, in thigh
J. 9. Folger. Co. E, 106th Pennsylvania, thigh.
Q. Robinson, Co. 4, 9th Pennsy reserve, neck.
n. N. Phillips, Co. X, 0sth New York, sick.
". A. Ensnaysr, %. A, 7th Pennsylvania reserve arm
J. Brown, Go. r, sd Pennsy ivania reserve, arm,
A. Wheeler, Co. 9th Vermont, hand.
J. Lewis, Co. K, SD Pennsylvania, faco.
! wooliOrd Co. a: esd Pennsylvania, Log
+. Gordon Co. A. 1st Rifles. Pennsylvania Reserve arm.
Sergeant d. MoQusen, Co. D, SD New York, arm
Corporal +. Mccoverty, Co D, Cad Pennsylvania, arm.
@. W. Rhoads, Co. A, l05th Pennsylvania, arm.
Corporal NJ W. Adair, Go. X, l05th Pennsylvania, arm
W. Allen. co. !. I'd New Jersey, hand.
p. MovaiI, Co. J, "a New Jersey. hand.
u l0 H.n~ ~ n n
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

ladies Desiring = Beautiful Conn
plsxon use LARD's bloom Of YOUTH for preserving
bsausfying the complexion aud skin. l druggists and
80 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

Trusses.--Marsh AZ Co.'s Radical Cur
Truss Oce, No vesey rect (under thc Asor House)
roste the church Fcmrle attends ladies'. No conncciic
vrhsteysr with any other Truss Office 0i Same name
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-09-04
From Kewb srn,

Tile Ncwbern N. @ (Yankee) Progress, of Ausu.
8, says:
Three successful reconnaissance in force have LATELY
been made uDder the direction OF Colonel Howard o
the Marine Artillery. The first consisted of portion
OF the Marine Artillery on the UassQson and proceeds
up the river Neuse as far as Swift Greek Seeing
party OF he enemy the shore, they fired several shells
into them They then landed and captured two pris
onfrs, with horses and equipments complete They
then proceeded fourteen miles further up the Neus
when, fading no enemy, aud having orders to be at
Newborn the same night, the expedition returned
The second reconnaissance consisted of the same boat
together with the Pilot Boy and the navy gunboa Ellis
under the command of Lieutenant Porter The eyp93.
ton proceeded to within seven miles of Kinston No
obstruction discovered until reaching this point
wien sunken piles observed through the ripping
OF the water rebel battery on the left bank was al
SO discovered. Several officers landed upon the rich
bank, and made careful reconnaissance. The gunboat
fired several SHELLS into the battery which made no re-
ply. The object of tie reconnaissance being accom-.
plisbei, the expedition returned.
The third reconnaissance was made up the Trent
road III conjunction with the seconi. 1t consisted of
iafaDry in wagons, cavalry, and artillery under the
command ct Lieut. Col. j Ohm Mix of the Third NeR
York Cavalry Upon reaching th5 forks of the Tren,
ton and kjDson roads, and driving in the Rebel pcke
1t turned towards Trenton, when after severe skrmi
with The Rebel cavalry, routing them and capturing
several, it burned the bridge over the Trent. They
then countemarched and advanced about five miles IN
the direction of kinsoD, when upon signals received
from the beats that the river expedition was on the
turn to Newbern, it also returned the soldiers all in c.
celeut spirits, and without the loss Of single man.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-09-04
FROM MORGAN's COMMAND.

Especial to the Mobile Advertiser Register.
One OF Morgans men arrived here to-day from Earts
vie Tenn He states that the 18th, Morgan advanced
Gaatn twenty miles north of Nashville on The
Nashville Louisville railroad, ard there encountered
body of eight hundred Federas. By rapid movement the
restle work the Railroad at Landersvie burned
and the bridges the road between Gaan aai Nashy lie
and Nashville and Springfield the Henderson Nashville
Road On the goth Morgan returned point near Gal
latin, with force OF only seven hundred, and engaged
twelve hundred OF the emery under GEN Richard B. John
routed, witt loss 10 killed wounded of hundred
and eighty and t~o hn"dred prisoners among whom are
Johnson and two officers of his staff. Loss of Morgan
command, five killed and eighteen wounded.
Col Geo. St Legar Greenfield. and It. Col Duke greatly
distinguished them selves
Bull Nelson is etreatiDg from Nashville iowa ds Bowling
Green.
Cumberland Gap is still invested By Gen. Kirby Smith
forces. The enemy cannot long continue the sg fer
want of provisions.
Gen. smith has proclaimed amnesty to all Union men
who will return to Southern allegiance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-09-04
Tribute Of Resuect.

At a special meeting of Sloan Lodge, No. l73 held
August 9th, A. D. 1862, motion of VIM. R. Ward, VIM
U. Newkirk and c. T. Fennen appointed to report
resolutions expressive Of for the loss of
brethren George w. johnson and Milton H. Johnson who
reported the following, which unanimously adopted
WHEREAS in the Providence of God, our brethren Geo.
NJ Johnson and Milton H. johnson, have fallen victims
TO the gword and the other to the pestience whilst the
military service for the defence of country against her
enemies. VINO desire to reduce her to slavery
Ee ii therefore TeSolUCd That we bow with submission
these mysterious vistations, and desire to humble ourselves
before the All Wise Judge, in these great by
which an aged ia aud mother lost their only Geo
W. johnson and his brothers their pride and hone Nil
on H. Johnson country two of her bravest soldiers;
society her brightest jewels and Lodge her worthy
brethren, whose loss deplore.
Ees0Ued That copy of these resolutions be the
families Of the deceased also to the Wilmington Journal
with request to publish the
ltw&d JAS. A. WARD, sec'y, pro lon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-09-04
ELEVEN HUNDRED CENT. is pretty fair profit
ing the blockade. That is about the average

MILITARY ExEoUTIoN.-The sentence of the Court Mar
tsl on Corporal Geo. q. Burger, Company Z, First Reg
ment s. c. Artillery who found guilty of an inten ion
to desert and attempting to persuade others to desert with
him, carried into effect Eulvans Island Thursday,
precisely IL NJ He shot that hour the open
space about two hundred yards to he East of the Mour
House just beyond the Beauresard Battery in full view of
the blockading feet
The execution took place presence of the unfortunate
mans own Regiment, also Col Keitts Regiment portion
of COL Dunnovant's Regiment and the Provost Marshas
Guard, composed of detachment from the Forty-sxth
Georgia and the Charleston Battalion.
The proceedings under the control of the Provost
Marshal Lieut. Col. Galard and were marked by great
military soemrty precision The prisoner was brought
out BY the guard accompanied by the Right Rev. Bishop
Lynch who administered to him the consolation OF religion
and offered up last prayer previous to the execution
Although ne seemed deeply impressed with the aWfuness
of the as he marched inside the square the stake
the band playing the dead march, the prisoners demeanor
was perfectly composed and evidenced calm resignation
to his fate.
and ne fell perfectly insensbe although apparently alive
for about five minutes afterwards.
The deceased q native of Roundout, New York,
where lis parents reSide. He but few months
Il years of age, and had been engaged previous
to the war on several vessels trading between New York
and Charleston. BE buried in the soldiers burvinc
ground On splliVans IslaId.-Q hGs, Courier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-09-04

ARR.NAE. OF YANKEE PRIsoNERs-Yestexdav oa
there arrived in Richmond from Gordorsyie the on
taken by General Stuart in his recent dash at
ton. they consisted of three hundred aud tbirI IA
zee pryaes, and ten commissioned officers onS I an
and another an aid to General Pope Eleven oUol
captured negroes, and dsoyal citizen Of CToy OF
county were also in the lot and brought up The rear
march TO the Libby prison. '' ''"' On lie
Iha following are the names of the officers who u,
sgged special quarters: Colonel William j. LeCnard
na Legion, Maryand Volunteers Captain T. W DnTb
elghty-eIghth PenDs lvania regiment; CAPTAIN l. s
second VlrE iIla regiment; Captain G. 4. Goul6inr
safaHt Quarter Master, and of General Pope's staH
Lieutenant VIM II. Hogarth, Purnell Lection: First y.
I. w. NinsCW, First Pennsylvania Rifles; FRI T.'
". .. Capson First Rhode Island Cavalry; First Tian+
F. Reinecker, FurDell Legion Second Lieutersnt q D.
Moore, Harris Light Cavalry Second Lieut. A. G, Broc
Purneu Legion. " '0O4',
The Legion, composed of Germans and the ola v,- ,
remnant OF Baltimore, and which was put into tba
with such flourish Of trumpets, furnishes nearly ore &
dred prisoners. 0N0 Aul'
usual the prisoners were brought iIFo the p,ison
tfancs'and searched. On numbers of them b9tchps q,
silly executed confederate money was found some s
pechng search, tore up their bogus notes in The ~
before enc0untering the searchers.
On searching the knapsack of one of the prisoners ri
OF parchment deeds for land in Fairfax county eypcr
by the Right Hon. Lord Fairfax, and bearing his ANITA
graph were found and other important papers and do
m2nts evidently stolen from the record Office OF fine c
ty or from private residences The deeds are Of yerv m
clent Gate, before the independence of the colonies
Dung yesterday eleven prisoners arrived AZ h
from IL nchbnrg, having heen captured in that vicinity
Richmond Examiner, 18Th inst