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The national Republican., 1862-09-12

This army will respect your choice, whatever |
II may be, and while the Southern people will
among them, they will only welcome you when
you come Of your own free will.
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RICHMOND, July 2lst, 1882.

NeSsrs. Fulton d Price: ~,
ton on Thursday last with contributions fsuppes for the
sick and wounded in the Hospitals IL ana ABOUT hcnmond
did MOI arrive Richmond un Friday evening lae when
went forthwith to the North Carolina Depot u hao
street and found tho agent, Col Claiborne Watkins, who
was very obgipg in rendering assistance lfCund my
task not very easy one, as bad live stock-Sheep,
Lambs end Chickens-requTng Immediate distribution
but to do equaby and according to need was the
greatest obstacle in my way The Hospitals in every
direction and miles and upwards apart, from the Chcka
hominy to the Winder Hospital. sent portion to the
Wnder is just starting What sent could not have
been in better time, and was Eighty appreciated. Besides
the Wnder distributed the oore the howard, Chin
bOrsz) Baptist Institute, Kent Tr. CampbePs Hospitals.
Also portion to the I'd division NJ Co. at Petersburg
How these contributions precate1 none can tel
but the recipients.
met with DR.. L. Hussey OF Eupn, at the Moore Hospi
tai He appeals North Carolinans who have manifested
and concern for their wounded unparalleled not to
forget the Howard Maia street, between 18th and 18th
Streets under the of sktu and genteman surgeon
DR. FOx-WhO has many of with him. he needs
vegetables chickens, and wines principally Dr. Hossey
says his hospital has to boast Of valuable contr
buttons from No tn Caroline and he humby hopes that
both the Moore and The ,~@d only fifty feet apart may
engage our attention.
fdeliyered the private donations except boz tothe
of Capt. owen Holmes, which carried to hlch-
mOnd instead of being lett at Petersburg
would suggest contributors to mark their boxes bar
rels, vessels sreL and pGtop and SIDE and to the
agent in charge to keep alist OF the "Doh
makedand separate those for Petersburg from those Tor
Richmond.
and wounded and would mention specially Mrs. Chand-
ler at the Baptist Institute Hospital. visited the 10th
N c. Regiment yesterday at their camp ard heard their
Chaplain Rev. J. NJ. Sprunt, preach good fIom
the text Woe unto him that strveh against his master
Morris Core of Co l. 20h Regiment, died last night of
wound received in battle
As there is regulation for to leave Wilmington
every Thursday evening with contributions would
the agent deal of trouble if the Hospitals would send
either to the Rail Road depot ia Richmond to the N c.
depot 228 Main street, TO- receive them and contributors
shOld designate the Hospitals if practicable The Agent
will get transportation at the Quarter Masters office in Pc
tersburg for his car s. G. branch ros, foot Of Eye
amOre street. Respectfully,
p. MURPHY, Agent
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DIED.

At the residence of her father, Columbus county, N
e. July l4h, 1852 LUCY NJ. TROY, daughter of \. j. and
Marah Troy aged years. 10 months and Is DAYS. 1t is
not often that have TO the death of child of
such natural goodness sweetness of and bright
of intellect. Though Lucy child but years of
age she known demur the demands of her
parents and became angry because of anything they
ready and anxious to undertake the performance any
thing she DONE and rarely failed to accomplish it, and
to obstacles that many years
greater strength would hesitate TO perform. She
child Of great vvacy, both temper behaviour
ayorite child not only OF her parents but of the entire
neghboThood kind brothers and sister, and
senstvey obedent to her parents. But God in his advise
providence hath taken her away vacancy has been made
in the little family circle that be filed. Many
hearts besides her parents and relatives have been made
grieve Yet, though she be dead she will ever live m the
memory of those left behind. Farewell Lucy You did
make the hearts OF many glad while here the EARTH
thou hast lett us and gone to Him who said Suffer
little children to come unto n aud forbid them not fer of
such is the kingdom Of Heaven" Again Lucy farewell!
we hope to see thee again. j. G. Be-
HARklo3; AID in this town, the l4th inst Of
disease, Henry RUSSELL, aged years and months,
twin children Of B. W. and Ann e. Beery.
In Richmond, on the 9th Of July rom mortal wound
received the battle field the lst of july ELIJAH T.
HARRISON, aged Is years and months, private ia Co.
= Sd Regiment n T. Troops, and native CT ursow
f9e deceased leaves muhes, cny sister and large
circle OF relatives and friends. He beloved by all who
knew lin. for his mauy virtues. He possessed a sober
NILS gentle aud lovely dspcsiton patient kind chs
i he was always re&dy, aud anxious to assist his
}oher il every thing lie has left an aching VOID ard
BOW tails heaviest We weCd offer the bereaved moth
x aud family our sincere synpathes and Condolences in This
their great eli lotion. But let not mournit The will
Of in who d0eh al things WE'LL and hope that loss is
| his eternal gain. Cons
Ia this owp. Tuesday, 22d inst, CHARLES EDWARD,
infant of VIM E. and Julia T. Dav aged one y97r ZEN
months and twenty-iour days.
IL this town, en- the Z2I inst, AUGUSTA MATHILDE,
daughter Of John ard sophie q. HzDger, aged II years
and Is days.
IN tls the I'D inst, Mrs. JULIA fox, aged 10
gears.
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WILMMGToN, n. C, July 2lst, 1862.

TO The hdit0TS Of The Journal:
GENTLEMEN desire give the following hints to those
who may wounded on the battlefield who may bu
remote FROM physician, many are sent home.
Spirits of Turpentne death flies and emin besides
of best remedies to check hemorrbage TIE
impression that gives pain fresh wounds is generally
false. Should sting, it hut for moment 1t has
soothing cleansing and heathul effect upon the wounds
If soldiers each provided with this article VIXEN
going into battle and wounded would apply
freely to the parts, great suffering from modification and
other concomitants might be saved, ard probably
lives.
Another remedy is common fresh honey which is in a.
every house in the Southern ConedcraCy 1t is also
syPtc, and might well supply the place of eadwater in
Inflammation gangreeD, and that Of iodine in eryspeas
aeViae3 the pain in tie above diseased wounds
perhaps better than any other dome tic remedy and sets
up healthy reaction Apply freely to the diseased parts
with mop feather, then lay clean cloth and change
often as it becomes dry.
For eryspelas gangreen and pdoent ulcers the spirits
upentne and honey may be mixed in about equal parts
and applied above. These remedies should be omitted
when the wounds are restored to healthy state.
ONE HAS TESTED TIE GOOD EFFECTS.
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Col. IS h Ras't, \. [

CONFEDERATE .'RIsOE ERs--In tue New York Fri
bune Of the 18th, We tud ind tbs clpton o List OF
the Drath5 and Patients at Mil Greek Hospital July
lib, 1862, the names OF large number of Confederate
and Yankee soldiers. This NAMES Of the !ormcr are as
follows:
GTLaven6ec, Co. 6, IIth Virginia. Is Peter Nc auey
Go. G, LIST Virginia, bnee Sergeant Vim Peal Go. 6. 18Th
North Carolina, died Say z5tn d0rati0 Gilman, Co. O.
ded bay 18th; VIM Nc ee Co l. 6h Alabarna died June
23d Harris Co h. 9Th Georgia, dIed june 8th
Cults Co. I, Z7h Ga. died June 29th; Her. Co F.
S. c. right thigh James Farnon, 90. G, 8th alabama
died June 6th; Neal Co g. 5. 9. Palmetto, right leg
amputated Corp E Shortrdge, Co. d, 6tA Alabama,
Gied June 20; Jas Wlf co. &, Alabama, left leg;
Vim CaVenagh Co. Z, 6th Alabama lett hip Isaac
9Th ALBANIA, lung James Walker, Co. /. 9th s. C., died
July list; Peter nuney, o. l. = c. SharpstOoteTs, leg
etephen Bel, Co L, 22d n. c thigh; Wm Brown, Co
A 49th Ga breast; Cole Co. L, = =. c., head; Chas
Doughnrty. Co. ., Sd Ala left Hamilton ElG, Co K
ala, left Jas Hayes 90. c. 4lst Va. tight thigh
Keiser, c., =, Sd ala, eft thigh SIN Perry, 90. 7, 9th
n o. ann; Thompson, Co :, 9Th n. g.. back; IN j
Wood8Gn Co. l. Sd Va, died Ju;e Is Seitsbe Co D.
Sth Ala. thigh; Hergt ! COaChm20 Co A, :. g.,
arm; Exum Green, Co H. 9Th n. -, leg; john Lotion,
Co Il, Hiss. died June Il = Bee la9d Co g. llth
Hiss 6iei June 30; Levi loom -, 80. 4lat Va, died
June Is; Jos LEVEL, Co G, 7td Te'-., left thigh;
Golfer Co. \, 4th Ala thigh Chandler, s. g. died
June Is Lewis Green. Co. H. ). C., disd Juue 121
Roberts. Co. B. 18th n. g., shoulder Russell, Co.
37th n. c., died June 23d COrp Geo Walker Co. B, 4h
Va, deu June 81; Eobt Gentry, 10. a, 37th NJ c. died
June 9th Baxter Norris g. tn n c., died June 30
Runyon Stanser Co. D, Is N. c., leg amputated; VIM
n. Co. leg putated; James Pickett, Go. K, 25th n C
with his brother.
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TELEGRAPH.
FoE THE JOURNAL.
LATER FEou T8E SEAT OF WAR n ras wEsr.


koBuE, ALA July 18th, 1862.
Aepecal dispatch TO The Advertiser and Register dated
KcoxViie; July l7ih says that We have pos nfcrma.
ton tina Col Forrest hurreesboro the 18TH after
sVera fighting with considerable loss beth sdes Cen
Crittepden (Fe1eral) is prisoner.
JACKSON MISS July 18th, 1852.
The enemy continue shepg Vckshurg. apparently feel
ing for troops The lower feet has moved up about
ore mile.
The ram Arkansas has proved be troublesome 20
The Federals will capture the Arkansas they lose
half their feet ia doing 50.
On Tuesday night nine boasa said to have passed
down, they being badly damaged.
is supposed that the neny will make ate e5lt
to capture the Arkansas. The eremys loss supposed
have been five hundred
Capt John Kerr has been assigned to command Jack
AUGUsTA, GA, July 10th, 1882.
special dispatch to TIE Savaun4h Republican of this
morning, dated Knoxville, 18th inst, says The ball is
last opened in Tennessee ana the Confederates have
cause to complain.
dispatch hal been received from COL Forrest, giving
account of the engagement at Murfresboro. dash
made the town Saturday morning last. Our
complete Col Forrest that he captured
of cannon, and destroyed half million dollars of army
The Confederate loss Is killed and 80 wounded The
enemy 3 10 between 200 and 800.
After the capture of the town aud securing the prisoners
Col fell back Mc"tnrve for fear surprise
from greater force
The Atlanta Contederacy Of this morning that tie
Federas numbered 800 The battle lasted fve-hours.
COL Forrest burnt FIVE locomotives with freight trains at
tached, also the Rail Road depot.
AL the prisoners paroIed except the oGcers who
were med
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20 ,ne c.t.z sns OF .sorsh Cnro..na.

Those who are coming t. Richmond to visit or to
look out for sick wcurd-d friends do great
good by bringing with them boxes of provisions
Chickens, eggs bntter, vegetables and such things.
They ere greatly needed here there IS s5arily
graae ;carcity OF such articles. Almost tie entire sur
r0u0d9g Counties have necu subj .ct TO Yankee page
and devastation. Added 20 th7, the Increased popula-
ton drawn this centre from the same causes which
call people here nd rs the call for such sup
plies Imperative at the present time, they would
tend ge4tiy alleviate the snf>rugs in the hospitals
as we'll rPDtuish the stocks Of such supplies
each day here becoming more exhausted. Il each per-
son that will make it his business to bring with
him whate7er supplies he collect, he will do q
practical benefit to some suffering friends country
men in this city | would also suggest to the ladies,
that it is necessary 2oo only portion of their dona
tiCns in money the people here lavish in their
b0untis8 the amount Of money hey are able to
send iuGicior sly laid cut ia hospit supplies, shirts
drawers pants, aud such things, would quadrupe thu
benefit 70 the recipients OF the sans with truth
luneg3 assert that tine ctz,us and residents OF Rcb
moDd, and the lad,as all bs,Cwing their entire
time and attention in experimenting and caring fer
the sick al wounded and that most CT requirements
for the hospitals for the s. and wouuled, supplied
from their voluntary contributions, and those Of the
kicd people in The surrounding country Who eau cO0G
titu.e irom TIE little t1at IS lett them. Mark each
package distinctly, "Jao. f. Ahen, cu3c Of Ccptlin
Warren 4. @ d.. Richmond." HOSPITAL STORES
.VM. j. HOKE,
Col So \ Re3't, \. L. /:
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To 'ae Voters OF the Senatorial, District posed
the ConntIes OF Esladsn, Brunswick and Columbus.
BY REQUEST uF FRIEND offer mys-f as a candidate
to represent this District in the next Legislature Should
you honor with election only promise to ms
you independent careful and faithful representative on
ale occasions TO be found in my place and to be carefully
and faithfully guarding interest and the interest the
District. To the soldiers Ct this District who are away
from homes who have gone forth to give your pest
heerts blood to maintain independence and protect
homes; to you promise, whatever will tend to your
comfort happiness interest shall receive nv whole st.
tention and if by my your condition betered
in any way, shall be done. As have reither the time
Inclination the District leave the vo
teIs TO decide they may thiEk beat
Yours truly, THO. J. JONES.
June 18th 244S44te
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A Tribute CT Respect.

HEADQUARTERS 9Th PEGIMENT N. G. TR0OPS,
CAMP NEAR RICHMOND, July llth, 1862 I
At meeting Of the officers Of the Both Regiment N. G.
Troops, Capt G. Allen called to the Chair, and
Capt j. G. WheTspoOn requested to Secretary
On motion of Col F. n. Parker Capt g. Witherspoon,
It. Harris and 1t, Davis appointed a committee to
draft resolutions concerning the death Of Capt W. T.
rngtOn, Company The committee retired. During their
absence the meeting entertained by appropriate
marks from John w. Ellis. The committee returned and
submitted he following preamble and resolutions, which
unanimously adopted
WHsRE,s it has pleased the Almighty Disposer of
kind down in midst the LIST OF july the bat
tie of Malvern HILL esteemed friend and brother officer
Capt. VIM T. Arlington mourning his loss and in respect
90 his memory, do pass the following resolutions -
ResOUed lst That in the death OF Capt. T. AIRING
ton the Confederate army usains the loss of competent
and energetic officer, and his surviving friends, with
whom he had been associated for the past months sin
cere and warm hearted comp aniOn.
ReSOlUed, End That do bumhy submit to this disp
saOn of Providence and the fate of this noble officer viii
remind of mortality and stimulate US to meet smi
lar fate.
Resolved, 3d, That we extend warmest sympatbie
TO the bereaved family and friends of the deceased,
hope that his wife and children will be watched anC
protected by Him who able and willing give relief t
those who ask it of Him.
ReSolUed 4h, That in mourning the loss of FRIEND
and brother officer wish peace TO his sacred ashes aC
happiness to his in mortal soul.
ReSOIUed 9Th, That these resolutions be published in the
Richmond Enquirer Raleigh State Journal and Wilmington
Journal and copy of the be to his bereave
family. Capt D. C. ALLEN, Ch'mn.
Capt. J. C. WITHERsPooN, Sec'y.
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IRON NIGKSRuRE

MOBILE, ALA, July 10 h, 1862.
special dispatch to the Mobile Advertiser Il Register
dated Jackson Misc July 18b says the enemy slowly
Smelling Vtckrburg we SHALL soon have another heavy
fight or another scledadde.
The Mobile Tribune has private dispatch dated Vicks
burg III l"h which says the steamer Arkansas is being
rel aired wil be ready tor action We here trust
that brick and will control the citizens of
bile in the city attacked but that they will let the
city be burned ashes rather than allow be occupied
by Federal troops We have passed through fiery ordeal
here but troops firm and in good spirits MAJ God
prot. c. and defend our valiant men everywhere.
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F:0M EUROPE-COTTON MARKET.

RICHMOND VA, July 20'h 1882.
Tie Persia has arrived It New York with Liverpool dates
the 9Th us It is reported that France and England
are negotiating drew of 'hc other great powers
into TIE scheme Of Intervention.
TIE ondon Times protests against the prosecution o.
this horrible says the South should be allowed
dpat peace ably ana unless tie Nfrth this it
must bring old evils eIf-on and every Euro
pcan people.
Tie fourth cf July not celebrated in Paris.
The Liverpool cotton market m and excited. The
official quotation for dg Orleans II pence PEI ID
Ia New York on thu 6,1, cotton qloied at 40 so
cents per %
LATE-T FEy& THE NORTHERN GOVERNMENT.
RICHMOND, VA, July cOth 1892.
The caLfiscaticn bill has amended that the bill
shou w0rS The forfeit of real estate beyond natural
lite, Eccratng goes slow in Eew York. Gov.
Morgan has offered bounty CT fifty dollars each recruit
trusting that the next VIII endorse his action.
The Federal House Of Representatives has passed the
bill au horiznG he President TO call cut the militia for
period exceeding riae months and the employment Of
negroes i1o the nj tary service. Exchange is quoted al
So; gold ia stocks lower.
Col Forests Command has alien back in tie direction
vi 5;ci.nnsyi!le, - miles from Nashville.
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Fopr FISHER, N. c., July 18th, 1852.

meeting Of A. BcRaes Company of Heavy Artillery,
she following reported by the committee appointed TO
draft resolutions, ond unanimously adopted =
WHEREAS, it hath pleased Almighty God TO remove from
midst by death much respected friend and fellow
SOLDIER James D. Watson who died at his home Robson
county, July the 9Th Therefore
ResOIUPd LIST, That bownT in humble submission to the
will of Him who docth all things WELL but deplore
the loss of and true friend, and brave and pati-
Oiic soldier
ReSolUcd End, That tender warmest s7mpa HES
10 those upon whom this GctOn falls heaviest the bereaV
ed brothers and sister whom the deceaBed had long
been father: and that they alone, claim
the privilege of minging tears with theirs at the
mon altar Of grie
ResO ued 3rd That the Community which he lived and
the Church in which he ruling Elder, have sustained
"a loss that will be sadly felt.
Resolved 4h That copy Of these resolutions lie sent
to the sister of the de ceased and the North Carolina
Presbyterian, Fayetteville Observer and WILMINGTON
Journal for publication.
JOHN LEITCH,
ROBT N. MCNAlR, Com.
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JACK MORGAN STILL At WORK IN KENTUCKY.-
CAPTURE OF LIEUT. coll JOHNSON AND TWO
COMPANIES OF KENTUCKY FEDERAL REGIMENT.
LOUISVILLE THREATENED, &C, &C.
AUGUSTA, GEo, July 22d, 1852.
special dispatch the Savannah Republican of this
morning. dated Chattanooga, July Goth, that ne Lou
willie Journal Of the 4h contains full particulars of the
capture of Lebanon KY, By Morgans forces the 18Th
inst Lieut. Col A. G. Johnson and two companies of the
26h Kentucky egient taken prisoners by forces
Several Federals ere killed. The Railroad Depot with
portion of the town. burned, and the banks acked
After the above capture Morgans forces proceeded to
DanvIe and Bardstown He divided his the Spring
field Railroad AID arrived within nine miles of Frankfort
on Sunday night and proceeded thence to Lexington.
1t reported what considered good authority that
large rebel force has advanced within miles of
Shelbyve on the route Louisville Gen. Boyle is
king every preparation for the defence OF that city, which
is in frenzy of excitement in anticipation of attack
dispatch dated Cairo, July l2h says that the town
Memphis Northern Missouri has been captured by the
retels, and the citizens carried off as prisoners.
MORGAN STILL ADVANCING IN KENTUCKY-GEN
HALLEcK REsIGNED-FROM EUROPE, &c.
RICHMOND, Va, July I'D, 16G2.
Baltcre papers OF the 18th inst say it is reported
Norga captured Cynhiane. KY, and that the excite
ment Newport ard Covngon Is high and increasing.
Gen. Haleck has resigned command of the Army of tn
Southwest, and it is sad viii repair to Washington
The steamer city of Washington has arrived from Liver
pool, with dates to the 9th inst.
Lord Russell has stated in Parliament that France
ciaed entering into treaty against the slave trade
resolution prohibiting English interference in China Ia
been rejected IN the House of Commons. -
The cotton manufacturers of Rouen and Lise had sent
dsputaon to Emperor Napoleon to represent their differ
ties.
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HEAD QUARTERS, FORT JOHNSON
SmithYille. n. C. lnIV Dat Leo


MEssRs. FULTON & PRICE,
Gentlemen The soldiers Of this Senatorial District as
we'll number of the citizens also, desire place before
the public suitahla person represent this District in the
ensuing Legislature, and have unanimously selected the
name of John ". Ellis ESQ., fer that purpose believing
that viii meet the appreciation of the OF this
atoria District irrespective Of party, r. Ellis gen
teman Of high standing and ability and has stood up
fully for his country from the beginning Of our present
troubles and now is battling the tented fields Virginia
for our cause and beg fellow soldiers well the
citizens at home to calmly consider the matter and ac-
cordingly is The time for to have who have
been :red and found pure We also want who are
willing to their country in deeds and actions well
words. Mr.. Ellis has done his duty as every patriot
should do He las suffered pryatioIs like al true patriots
have doDe ard will be in the legislative halls of his
State as he has been 10 fight fer homes We our
feLds in this District to 0estOw their suragos upon man
who has ia every instance dore his duty and has bseu u
fc emily tried AID found wanting in anyh ng witch will
promote Such is Mr. Ellis ever faithful r.tr-
otto and true. Respectfully,
RAINY VOTERS
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RICHMol D, VA, July 81, 1862.
Msj. Gea. Holmes has been assigned the command of
the Department Of Trans Mississippi Big Gen. X H. An
been promoted Major General, and assigned
the command OF th4 Division recently commanded by
Gen Huger, is assigned the duties of Inspector CT
Ordnance.
Col. jenkins, Of S. c. has been promoted 20 BGadier
General, vice Armstrong promoted.
Col. Martin E. Of Missouri has been promoted to
BrigadIer General.
1ha gua'iJz Brig Gen. Joseph R. Anderson has
been accepted.
general exchange cf prisoners has been agreed to, the
surplus OF ether side to be pagoIed The terms of the
agreement 81 the 1912 between the United States
and Great Britain