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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08
PANIC AMONG THE CARoLINIANs.
GOOD CONDITION OF TIE UNION FORCES,

PAsuoo SousD tnesr HATTRR6s), Feb . leoz'
Since my last nothing Of special Importance
has occurred, the time having been consumed
in passing Gen. Burnside's ships into the Sound
where those Immediately wanted Ito the num-
Der of 5O) nov ride at anchor. The others
can be taken over the bu'kbead as they are
wanted. Tnis has been accomplished WIN
incredible ebert. and in the face OF the greatest
dscOuragemelts.
We have information, deemed Trustworthy
th,t Gov. Wise is in command OF 5000 troops,
daily REINFORCED at Mays Head, on the outer
beach. and 800 Oh Roanoke Island, separated
BY Roanoke Sound. A vigorous defense OF
their position is expected.
Gen. Barnside's force, which will be large,
will be Landed under his own and Flag Officer
Goldsborough's guns on tie lower end and east
SIDE of the leland. The former will engage the
batteries on Greater Sound, at short range
md the latter will push his forces TO that
part Of the island where the enemy Will be
found. A gunboat will be sent on the outside
10 shell Mays Head.
Four deserters in schooner came down
the Sound last night from Mlddletown, where
there are SEQ troops, among whom there
il much disafection. They confirm pre-
vious reports concerning the panic prevailing
on the main land.
The weather is favorable. The force in both
the Navy and Army are in the best of spirits
and condition, aud though there is every prob
ability of a hard fight, the expedition VIII
move off with every prospect of success.
Moadag, Feb. 3.-The movement which was
TO have been made to-day has been postponed,
and will be made tomorrow or next day.
FosTREss MONROE, Thursdsy. Feb 6,
Vie BALTisOKB, Feb. :, lc62
The United States steamer Suwanee, of the Burn
sde Expedition, arrived here this forenoon.
The Suwanee left Cape Hatteras yesterday morn
ing, having came out of The inlet the day before.
The feet wac inside Hatteras Inlet, and nothing
had been done.
Most if not all of the vessels had gone over the
bar aud about {, 900 troops had been landed
The Suwauee was considerably damaged by the
storm, part of her bulwarks and wheel-bouses hav-
ing been stove in, and Der upper works injured.
She brings large mail and tbirty-four sick men
IRON the expedition. rive men deu Oh inc pasSaBe
here.
After landing the mails and passengers, the SUI
vance will 60 to Philadelphia TO repair.
The gun-boat L. II. Herbert loss in addition
10 those before mentioned
A forward movement was shortly expected
There n circulated that the Rebels had
offered through flag of truce to give up Roanoke
Island on condition that Elizabeth City should not be
attacked.
TIE Louisiana has been got ahoat without serious
damage.
The steamer Albany arrived here this forenoon
from Annapolis with QusrteTmasters and other stores
for the Burnside expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08

Tus Kansas PAss.er.-The North GermAs
Llovd,. steamship Hansa, Capt. H. j. Won Santea
Ala no, leave Southampton before $50 a. N. on FRI
day, Jan. "a, and not on The I'D or 3d. as s''sne
ou,Iy stated 10 the daily papers. She arrived DC"
on the night of the 5tb, AT 9p. M, making the PA'
saae in II days and hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08

-Csrdisal Matthew being some time ago eAi''s
upou TO bless the engines Of new railway, too. ~
opportunity to inveigh agaips, steam and eec"s'y
NJ diabolical inventions One Of these ene'N"
breaking away accidentally, "hissed" bis spe''''
and provoked great laughter. ~
james II. Smith. Clerk OF Common =.
Franklin County. Ohio, died on the ID ne ~as w.
some time connected with The Ono o'a'.'''..
both Is editor and proprietor. He was also eh.s..
Representative in the General As.sm0ly-An o.
h. filled with credit to hia,ssif aud 10 the s'H''~
sstisfaction Of his constituents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08
NAVAL.

The y. S. steam gunboat Dawn, Lietensn. Com
manding A. g. Clary, fIom Fortress Monroe "a hours
came for repairs to this port on Friday moruing.i
Lsf If 4fso.-Lieut. CONG A.. @. Clsry, ETeeu,iv,
O1erf T. Disytsp. PsyDastef y. Parker; Surgeon D. ~
ehs,fyi lat Assistant EDspesr, NJ B. Bates Sd A.ssnt En-
gs~ers, d. Tomhnson, ard Tbos P. q. - Masters Mscy
J. T. UpdeIkin, J. Bspe.s, Chas N. CooIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08

Tur SEVENTH WARD SCHOOL CoSrHo''" a.
n. A., ,.o,,,ed 10 state ia reference to the 'soon
s.v.ph wd Board Of school ofcer that 'n'ss 49,,
,..,p Who .s..d " i.h ths minority. Ms's' sm'.n'
..d Co,o, though belonging 10 81 Mays Church 'n.sy
sI,.uurove Of the sctOn of the majority - nsu q.
vote. testify They feel thu. they are not '''pSa"w W.
Whatever Ia. been planned done By the m'30'"
max. .hi. ....nsn. In justice 70 the shove nance
- .o,.c, an ,mpre,asn which cor report sssn's 70 Wv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08
THE INSULT OF THE LONDON TIMES
TO MASON AND SLIDELL.

Fyoss lac RteAsoad EHssiyev, Feb T. -,
All our news from Europe comes to Us through tne
Northern sisve. Tho United Htases papers sxtrses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08
LATER FROM BUP. INSIDE.
ALL READY FOB A MOVEMENT
ROANOKE ISLAND TO Be ATTACKED.

A SHARP FIGHT EXPECTED.
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Another item OF reckless expenditure was the
order Of the War Department allowing two cents
per mile for the transportation oil troops, and liberal
prices for baggage and horses. SO enormous were
ihe profits that railroad companies III the West bid
and paid from 81 800 to e. 500 10 nearly every regi-
meut for the privilege OF transportation. IL il
m.rkable that the late Secretary, who himself,
by long experieLce and observation, 30 convsrsant
with Tie management Of railroads, who rej)ced III
the confidence of friend who intimate with
railroad connections especially In Pennsylvania,
should have allowed railroad companies such large
amounts that they could lavish thousands for the
transport slion of single regiment. Having referred
nj length 20 the magnitude OF the struggle Mr.. Van
Wyck concluded IA follows:
Tue dead past from on! the page Of history is look
ing down upon US; the living present, throbbing
with hope, trembling with fear looking down upon
us. The oncomins future the echo Of whose mil
hons footballs in the corridors Of time almost
hear looking upon reckoning US, and IN silent
eyer beseeching that may be- true TO ourselves
To the great gacy fathers bequeatbed the trust
placed in our hands, TO enjoy and transmit. not to
tarnish and destroy. BY all the memories of the
part by all the prospects Of the present. by al the
hopes OF the future, lot rid ourselves Of the sap
pers and miners NJ home conquer this rebellion and
subdue the traitors. DO you say We may not sue
ceedl Then let Us perish In tho attempt. We may
vany die for the land we cannot save 7 Then be
il 90 Here let hope and libertys farewell fight be
fought. The pale angel of the grave can at least
steer our ul-dostined bark through tho Cato OF
Tears"
Orr cause may be betrayed.
Our dear loved country made
land of eATcases AID slaves,
One dresfy waste Of chains and srsvesI
We cannot, We dare not yield, while heaven mas
light, or earth has graves.
No rather houselcss rosmL
Where freedom ard our God may lead,
Than be the sl-~kest slaves 81 hoine -,
That cfoucnes 10 the coDquefor /. Greco q,
No such dreadful fate can be ours II We arc only
true 70 humanity and the God who guides the desu-
nies of natious the movements OF arms, rs he does
the sparrow in its fall. Here We make our stand;
500, 900 men, wall Of human hearts, to guard the
land we love- the flag we honor. II driven hence,
even 10 the ocean and tho hikes, we there will stand
Until tho last red blade be broken;
Aud the last arrow In the quiver"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-29

BRIEF PARAGRAPHS. -" NMtf.tn1 IN Poruo.
The first habeas corpus case, since the late
proclamation ordering the suspension Of that
writ, has been brought up in Philadelphia;
Judge Cadwalader desired to hear argument On
several points, and especially whether Che
President has power, without authority by
Congress, to suspend habeas corpus.-A story
IS started in the New York Herald that Presl~
dent Lincoln intends, by proclamation: to place
the State Of Florida as territory under the
Jurisdiction Of the United States and to invite
free laborers, white and black, to emlgrate
there, and cultivate cotton. "A bill IS before the
Confederate Congress extending the muster
ace to As, instead Of IS, as it has heretofore
been during the war-There had been several
cases Of yellow fever thls month in Whining
ton, n, C.-The yellow fever at Key West Is
abating, but the disease still prevails among
the shipping. Richmond Dispatch cen
sy1res the Confederate Congress for It's loQuaci-
ty and talking propcnsitles. Lieut. Col, Du-
ryea Of the I'd Mary land regiment, 4. 5. A,
has resigned -Gen. Butler, in the Commence
r1leut Of one Of bis recent orders IN New Or
leans. announces that lin that city. in the
course Of ten days. it may become necessary to
distinguish the disoyal from the loyal citizens,
-CharIesJon is said to be defended by strong
tor6iGcations at all the approaches 10 the city.
The newspapers state that Gen. Slgel IS sd
yaucin2 towards Z A1Tenton, II Lvginla, ->scy~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-29
JOHN T. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCbN, o~-
TyAS CONSTANTLY on hand q large &sSoI I
/ mont Of F,AlyLY Gro CERLES, eons IS =
ing 81 BAC01S, Of al kinds; F1Qx s + - AZ IT.
barrel CT smaller packages; BISA ~ y 1 r1Gs
CURRANTS, RAISINS, Pr y 70. -: = 1t the
SARDiN Is. Sc, DC. SC which ne Az -
a11ac1!inn q customers.
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NOTICE.
ltR Il IlOM L RlRLL /

TTAvING recently taken ~ MS Es 5;nn - his
pr ssio ' ana o Eel be- confcnt oi his a6
Sol. cts share Of public patronage 49,
give particular attention 70 ,n->
DISEASES oF WOMEN AND CH1LDEtA 49, had
in which branch Of his profession ~ Ri
large experience. He W II also treat - +irajv dif~
AL AFFECTIONS on a new ana : e aI,ncpss
ferent principle with almost certa1n,
ALgxAyDRIA Va, Sept. 8, l8.@' 49, Kipe
Vs. DR.. r. may be found at D. 10. 110L--1ms
street. ----~@------
T7AMILIE5 supplied WITH 7 ~ nj1T
u TIERS, Of the finest qua1I}' = TOOIL.
sep IL "-so
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-29
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GovERNoR,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept Is, 1o62'
GcueraI Orders, No. Z: .,,.c.
Information having been received al 7 lHsss
Headquarters, that certain citizens an anra,
dations upon the property and persons o. l oe'
fc :t' inhabtanfs, Who have by force Of cig
cunastanccs been compelled TO resortto A!e1@I.
dria as place Of shelter and pr1tec ~ n.r-
therefore, notice is hereby given, thar az PEE
sons detected participating IN s1ch IaWless Wv r.
will be arrested and placed IN connn9ennT5.LCt
order Of JOElN i. - TO0.N,,,3r;e
Brig Gen, Military Coy. OF LAl e
RoLL1S c. GALE, Capt. and 4. A r.
sept LIFT ------~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-29
later, FROM EUROPE.

The Anelo-Saxon, with Liverpool dates 70
the 18th. Dassed Cape Race On Saturday. IN
abstract Of her news is telegraphed. cotton
had declined breadstufs steady with decll~
ming tendency.
The news is unimportant
The rumors Of q recognition OF the Southern
Confedoracy * not gain ground
IT was renorted that the Confederates we're
blving and building numerous steamers N IN
Gland. and building O. ram on the river MeTsey.
The Federal gunboat Tuscarora was at Cadlz.
The stirring news from America brought oy
the steamship Europa and subsequent steam
ers. vas the theme Of universal comment.
The defeat Of Cen Popcs army was regard
ed as most disastrous for the North, but the
vaior disDlavr1 BY the Northern troops IN the
second Bull Run battle was generally admltted:
The London Times says that the Federal
troops fought with more than ordinary c0ur~
age, and that their two days fighting roscues
their military character from renroach; but
everything except that honor for them IS but
dust. The Gallant stand which the Federal ar
nay made only takes the sting o. disgrace ont
Of their overthrow.
The London Daily News admits the severity
Of the defeat Of the Federal army, and thinks
that there will be more bloody battles Ill Mary-
land.
Tie London Times argues that the Federal
government is brought to the ''yerge Of ruin,
and believes that such term may be safely
used when It is no longer safe to execute the
functions Of the government Ill the capital: 1t
urges that, bad as the prospects Of the :Eede-
rails now appear, there is no element Of better
prospect 10 the future
TIE London Star considers the Northern
cause hopeless because the emancipation OF the
slaves IN the Southern States has not been pro-
claimed, end urges the adoption Of that meas
ure
The London Herald thinks that the North
will DO well 10 consider the expediency Of max
ing compromise with the South at once.
A Paris correspondent believes that Count
Dlercier has been ordered By the government OF
France TO make a conciiatory attempt 10 PVT
stop to the var in America for the sake q h11-
nla!1lty.
The London Times correspondent, writing
trou Paris, says Napoleon will decidedly IA
vor the Recognition Of the Southern Contede
racy, and is anxious that the English govern
nleut should adept si1uiar course,
Gel Thomas Ford, ex-Lieutenant Governor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-29

VI Q E = n Q z Ell TY!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-07

CT passage at tongues lOOh pace Ill CIc =.
s Senate, yesterday, between Mr. CoWan, OF
Pa, and Mr. Wade, Of Ohio Mr. Wade said
something about dog, when Mr.: Cowan
told him that when he (W. } had settled a
little account with a colleague Of his IN the
other House, itmight be necesS aly for him (C.)
to notice such remark.
The New Z York Journal Of Commerce OF yes
telday remarks: There is more activity, and
a disposition is manifested to incur fresh obi
cations in the hope Of a more prosperous tn-
ture Foreign Exchange is nominally higher,
but not yet active.
The English papers are filed with comments
upon American affairs news OF our battles and
speculations upon the cotton prospects. The
commercial classes Of England were intensely
oxcited over the intelligence Of continued Fed
eral successes.
1Ir. Thuy]ow Y ced, declined the civic honors
rendered him BY the City Councils Of \. Y,
on his return from I5rwopc-but before it
was known the Mayor had vetoed the reSolu
tions proposing the honors. The Board Of Al
dormen Of \. York have passed highly compli-
menta1y resolutions to Archbishop Hughes.
The \. York Herald says:-''Ihe passage
Of the bill by Congress recognizing the govern
monts Of Hayti and Liberia will introduce into
the fashionable circles at Washington new
feature. There will be added to the diplomat
ic CORPS at the national capital officials as black
as ebony dressed in their gold lace; with a ret
inue Of atton }ant5 anl liveried servants to
participate III the sci Ct crc2os. :
The correspondent Of the =. York Herald,
writing from before Richmond; declares that
::tho Duo de Jhartres IS the perfect beau ideal
of a prince-that he realizes what has been
dreamed by 50 many young ladies perfect
prince ought to be''->Ec.
The sol>}iers on the mississippi flotia suffer
from the mosquitoes. correspondent writes
mo one who is not down here can have an
idea Of the pain that mosquitoes inflict. Their
sting is like that Of bee and they raise Jumps
uDon our bod cs as large as small hickory nuts
Never before were they 50 Bad.
Private letters from New Orleans ola late
date. received in Boston; speai; Of the scarcity
cf provisions there as really Of the most alarm
ing character.
Neither House Of Congress, in Washington
to-day, was in session. The Senate las passed
the tax bill-striking out the s. tax on slaves.
The bill goes back to The House. 4 resolution
has been proposed in the House asking the
President to revoke the appointment OF '!r.
:Stanly as Gov. ofN. {.
Ywentv three vessels: with cargoo3 for New
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cipation with colonization. That one was will
ing little more than year since, to let the
South 90, but now advocates the most extreme
measures suggested in relation to emancipa-
ton
Active preparations are making by the Fede-
raj government to rebuild the various bridges
on the Potomac, Rappahannock, and Shenan-
doah, and their tributaries within the lines,
carried away by the late freshet
It IS reported that a number Of contra
bands are to go to Hayti, some Of them hay
ing already embarked for that destination.
Tire Northwestern Bank of Pennsylvania,
and the Beverly Bank Of New Jersey, are
thrown out and discredited. 4 new counter
felt has also been made on the Bank of Ameri-
ca, Of New York.
We learn from Charlestown, the county seat
Of ) Jeifforson, Va that on Wednesday last the
building en- Main street, occupied by the office
Of the free Press, was burned te the ground
It is alleged to have been burnt by the Federal
troops.
It IS stated that grand camp Of Instructions
is to be established near Annapolis, to be TN
der the superintendence of Maj Gen. Wool.
4 dispatch from Grand Junction, dated the
Sd, says that there are no Federal troops be-
tween that place and Corinth.
It is reported that Gen Joe johnson was
n 7
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-19
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.

n AM MANUFACTURING AT NORFOLK VA, MY
place of residence the most convenient and cOmtora-
BILE Camp Cot ever invented and patented 1t affords Inc
When spread out you have excellent bedstead aud
mattrass with head-bOard and pllow-when folded up
makes chair, table aud writing desk-the pillow and
hea d. board making valise aud portfolio
Mr. HENRY J. BROWN, Of Raleigh, is also making
and selling them by my authority Price moderate. Be
sure not to buy before you see this.
also wish 10 sell County aid State rights. All orders
promptly attended TO-.
JOHN F. BUTT,
Owner of Patent in Conf States
Norfolk Va, Oct %, 1851. 93-6u.
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C-Peter Trnnh'eheld. Captain Rufus ALE, p
cut John Wilson. -, Second I.ents su' FIRST
AD-Joln AshfIrd, Captain; Robert ReIl E;.t
Hen ID King Henry Harden Second Ijents 'S' Lieut.
E- - -, Captain sanders lurr,r, p.
Eeuts. s'on' Second
I F--Joshna Little. eapiain Dane, Mcp w..
Lieuts "n, oeeOnd
O. Captain; John Rheim Pi-,.,.
George w Flowers Joseph w Stephenson Secon5 IaeRt
H-Nmah Rnsh, Captain Lorenzo AnJra.. Lents.
Lieut. , Isaac ksaEas Nelson Hopkins Secnd L First
LIEUT. David Magness. Oliver Beam SrconS =; First
First Battalion, IN. c. Troops-Ipfan,,r
-: Colonel; -, Lieutenant Colonel. n
mar, Major. Da'ld Cole.
Company A Benton A Strange, Can't. Johu
f B sqs SR Rn rain u Hoseey Second sS,
Joshua Byrd VIM iolbrouks, Secord ;am;N Lieu;
C-Hugh Davidson. Capt. ; Samuel \ q Ms
Lieuts FARMER, Second
D-Ambrose Gaines, Capt; Jackson Shin.
Lient VIM Allan, James Bearden second IMAM First
flames Bryan Capt; George Bristol Fir -euIs
Albert l. LeaIherman, James 81 carer SIS Lent
tenants ~ Second Lien.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ADEsIRABLE RESIDENCE

n
IN ALAMANCE COUNTY NEAR THE COMPANYS
SHOPS FOR SALE
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
u SIS acres of LAND, situated three miles north OF
the Companys Shops about half cleared. the balance in
original forest On the place is new DWELLING with
SIX rooms with fire PLACES in each room. Good orchard
fine water.
Terms accommodating For further information, ad.
dress at Haw River p. o. n c., T. Y. MAIDEN. ESQ.,
my Attorney at Graham. N. c.
Alamance Co., \. C., Jan. Il, 1852. 6-@tf.
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CHATHAM coALF1ELDs RAILROAD.

At MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS AP.
n pointed for opening B"oks of Subscription to the
above Road, the following Resolution adopted:
ResIrtd, That Books Of subscription for Stuck in said
Company be forthwith opened at the Rank Of Cape Fear,
in the City Of Raleigh under the Superintendent Of VIM
h. Jones' LIFT
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NOTICE.

So -5-s= 'sF NOTICE..
WSHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT TIE
u partnership heretoiure existing between L FhOE:;
LICH and b. ESTVAN, under the name and sfyiesoI
the sc Confederate States Arms Factory is TINS
day dissolved The busipess of the late ru will be con-
inued hereafter by the undersigned. ,,ou
Wilmington, n. c. March IL, 1862. s2-st.
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AhhS.ohtn NeS'' tN' u lTooPs'...AFuheT!
| -, Colonel; --, Lieut. Colonel


A-Samuel Bunting Captain; Samuel Bowden, Da-
vid Bunting, First Leuts James Post Second Lieut.
B-Thumas Perdie Captain; Robert Devane, Henry
Daniel, FIRST Leuts. James Baker, Second Lieut..
C-Johu Hedrick, Captain; james III Stevenson, Jas
Cumming First Lieuts. Jas higgins, Second Lieut.
D-MalcOm McNaIr. Captain; john Macarthur, john NJ
McKmmon, First Lieuts.; Archibald McNair, Second
Lieut..
Lancaster, First Lieuts John Speght Second
Lieut..
F-John A Richardson, Captain; John Melvin, q W
Hudgns, First Lieuts.; W Tatom Second Lieut..
Thirty Seventh Reg, IN. C. Troops.--lnfantry.)
Charles C Lee. Colonel; William NJ Barber Lieutenant
Colonel John g Bryan Majur VIM T Nicholson Adj. !;
II d Stowe, COmmissary n Oates, Quarter Master.
Company A-Iohn Hartzog, Capt. James Goodman,
First Lieut. Richard G Goodman William Stuart, Sec
ond Leuenants.
B-Junahan Horton, Capt Jordan Cook First Lieut.. !;
ThOs ID Cook, Andrew Critcher Second Lieuts-
James Johnston william Osborne, Second Lieuts.
D-Iohn b Asbcraft Capt. Jackson Bost, First Lieut.
Vache Chairs, William Gaddy, Second Lieuts.
E-Wm Farthng, Capt; Paul Farthng, First Lieut.. !;
VIM Shuil, Harvey Bingham, Second Leuts.
F-Chas HckersOn, Capt. SamI Shepherd, First
Lieut.; Dan ! l. CIary, VIM " Beard Secnnd Leus.
CLAIMS Reed Capt Robert l. Steele. First Lieut. !;
Joel Brown. Daniel Austin. Second hieuts-
H-Wm l. Rankin Capt; Geo w Hanks First Lieut. ;
VIM Morris, Henry Fite, Second Leuts
John Harrison. Capt; Robt Oates First Lieut.;
Moses Hart, Julius J. Price, Second Lients.
K-John Ross, Capt Lowry Grmsley, First Lieut.. !;
VIM Halsey, John Williams. Second Lieuis.
Thirty Eighth Regt., IN. C. Troops.-Infantry.J
William Hoke, Colonel; Oliver H. Dockery Leuten-
ant COlauel; Geurge W Sharpe. Major. =
Company A-Adolphus g Aosey, Captain David G.
Second Lieuis.
Lieut. Augustine blackburn, Lewis r. Hanss, Second
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NEGROES FOR HIRE

nNE HUNDRED AND F0RFY-THREE NEGRO FELL
" LOWS to hire out for the remainder Of the
... THOMAS G00DE TUCKER.
Castor, Northampton Co, March Is. 1869. 22-4t.
e The Greensboro Patriot and Cotton Plant will
copy fur times, and send accounts 10 this Office.