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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-13
Roanoke Island Repo. ted Captured.


Since the above written intelligence has been
brought by the steamer j. B. White which reached
here last evening about eight O'Clock from Nags Head,
that Roanoke I,and has fallen into the hands of tie
enemy The surrender was made about eleven O'Clock,
Saturday morning, and though as we learn our ammu-
milton was all carried off the Island before its surrender
vet all our forces were then made prisoners OF war.
The first days fight augered well for cause, and
our men sanguine OF success.
The news that reaches is very unsatisfactory and
we hardly enabled to connect it sufficiently to give
an idea OF the state of afarU.
1t is said they came up in their boats on the South
side of the Island and by of their boat howit-
zels effected landing in the rear of our batteries, and
that after landing about fifteen thousand all parts of
the Island they marched up and anked the batteries.
1t is also reported that Notwithstanding small force
Of twenty-one hundred against about fifteen thou
sand on parts of the Island the resistance of
the most desperate nature and hand to hand contest
lasted for considerable time, showing the des-
perate courage. This is said to have been the case,
particularly with the Richmond Blues, under command
Of Capt D. Jennings Wise.
Capt. Wise, we learn, fell bravely, urging his men
on We heard that be MORALLY wounded, and it
was reported that he afterwards died.
Capt. Cole it is said, killed. and Lieut.. Miller
and ajor Lawson were MORALLY wounded: The sick
on the Island had been removed prior to the engagement
and sent ever the mainland 1t is said that loss
amounts to about 400 killed and wounded, whilst nearly
all OF the balance were captured.
P S.-Since the above was written, we learn that
the steamer Rebel has arrived here She reports that
capt Wise is not dead nor .mortaly wounded That
he received bail through the hip which disabled him
but that he still urged his men on.
By this arrival we learn that about 800 of our mer
were killed ard wounded and that about fifty of then
made their escape from the Island It is said the slaugh
ter of the enemy terrific and amounted it is believ
ed, TO over one thousand killed and wounded.
We learn that in the engagement on Friday with ou
gunboats, Masters Mate Hoole, who is said to hav
acted with the most determined bravery was wounded
in the head by piece of shell which struck the gun
boat he was on board Of, and Midshipman Camm ha1
his left arm shot OF.
There is no official report of the above disaster re
eeived here.
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ATTENTION RECRUETS1

A11EN1AUN GSEC1CB1S!
Il HAVING been detailed by order of General J. G.
n Walker, as Recruiting Officer for Company 3, Sd Infant
ry NJ G. s. IT, Will attend the following places for that
purp viz:
CLINTON, SIMPSON G. H.-February II, Is, 49,
WILMtNGToN-Februa1y 26, u, q, and March 5, G,7.
ONsLow 9. Nm arch 2, 3, 4.
DUBLIN COUhTY-February 10th to March 10TH inclusive,
and in my ABSENCE B. Kelly Esq, will attend TO any who
may wish to enlist.
bounty of $50 will be paid each recruit by the Con-
ederate States and SIS by the State OF North Carolina up
the first muster alter enistpg Each recruit also en-
titled tc communication for raons until supplied by the gov
eminent.
Transportation furnished each Recruit from home to
camp. The company is stationed the Potomac River
Acquia Greek, Va il comfortable Winter quarters
Any information viii be given inquiry.
J. B. BROWN, Lieut.,
Co. 3D., Sd Reg't N. O. S. T.,
Recruiting Officer.
Feb. 9th, 1862 24-t8MI293t.
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LOST or EfISLAID,

4 NOTE made by A Z. VanBobkelen in favor of Rebee-
"A Bewett, for $780, dated July, 1860 credit enter
ed on same of $780, date of credit not recoected. All
persons hereby notified to trade for said note
payment has been stopped REBECCA HEWETT.
Feb. 25-ltW*
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-pAHrsERsnrp

DISSOLUTION OF CC-pAETNERsBIP.
NHE Coparnershp heretofore existing under the frm of
Parker Oates dissolved by mutual the
9th of December, 1861.
The business of said firm will he settled by P G. Oates
who continues the business at agnolia.
All persons indebted said finn are requested to come
forward and settle, the business of the must be
closed up. ". L. PARKER,
p. c. OATES.
Maguonia, N. c., Feb. 4th, 1862. l276t-24 2t*
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Then Should a wreath be woven
To tell the world their worth. "

In the city of Charleston the Both OF January Mr
JAMES R. klLKELLY resident Of Raleigh, N C., the
4lat year of his age.
In Duplin county Saturday the I'd inst, o'clock
Johnson, aged years 10 months and Ii days.
On the 26Gh OF January Mr.. JOHN D. CORBETT, in the
esd year of his age, leaving large and helpless family
consisting wife aud nine children h formerly resid
ed in Onsow bu' recently emgra:ed to this county.
At his residence in Brunswick county, the 10Th
ury, Mr. SAMUEL : Frs private in Capt. Green's
company 30th Regt n q. t. aged SO years and II days.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ROANOKE ISLAND
TERRIBLE BATTLE PROGRESSING.

courier rcm Roanoke Island who left yesterday after
NOON reports that the Federal fleet, over dty vessels at
tackled the several batteries on Roanoke Island yesterday
C7h and that terrific cannonadipg continued When he
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-13

The Sam Orr with 17o pounds of powder and two sub
marine batteries, set fire at o'clock this morning
10 miles above the Tennessee river bridge
On Friday and Saturday the Appleton, Belle
and Lynn Boyd buried by the Confederaes st the
mouth of Duck river.
The Sam Kirkland Julius and Time the latter
having 100000 worth of Government stores on board
we're abandoned and buried at Florence on Saturday.
The steamer Dunbar sunk in Cypress Creek. At
Eastport they repairing Confede gunboat which
sunk. The Cerro Gordo and Sallie Ward only
captured by the Federals The Robb escaped.
The Federal gunboas have lett the river expect
ed back They took 20 coo pounds of salt
polk Florence but refused touch private property,
even cotton.
The passenger trains have running Charles
ton road.
is reported that the Federas concentrating large
force the vicinity of Paris Tenn where there eigh-
teen hundred Confederate cavalry.
| The Tennessee river bridge has not been burned.
is reported via Paris that there fighting Fort
Donelson Saturday. but nothing has been heard via Nash
Vile
One General, two Captains Leutenants, and seven
five privates captured Fort Henry twenty-five
dead bodies found in the Fort
Federal eunboat had her steam pipe broke and one
man killed
The Federals have abandoned Fort Henry and fort
flying Angelo opposite.
Fort Henry has been Inundated, cavng in both sides
The Federas threaten to take possession of the Memphis
ard Chic Railroad in two weeks They have easy access
| with stern-wheel boats lii the river.
TIE military excitement is warm. A public meeting Wa:
held here on yesterday, to organize for defence.
AUGUSTA GA, Feb. 12th 1862.
private dispatch Chattanooga dated the lth
says that the Federals have gone down the river again.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad is unnjured.
There considerable activity displayed by the fedora
vessels below Savannah.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. Feb. 18th, 1867
locomotive exploded to-day in the yard of the Sou
Carolina Railroad, killing the Engineer and fireman.
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VAKkEN JE4 AND COMMITTED

gN To the Jail of New Hanover county, negro boy,
SS who says his is JOHN HAGENS, and that he
- belongs to Mr.. Warren Az cock, OF Wayne county,
hired TO s r. VIM Bryant in Darlington District
South Carolina The said negro is hereby nOt
fed forward prove property pay charges, and
take him away or he will be dealt with as The law directs
w. Z. J. VANN, Sh'f.
Feb. 18th, 1862. l35. 6t25- 1t.
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGToN aARKETs. FEBRUARY L.

Latest from Liverpool. .............. JAM 10
Latest dates from Havre...... .............Janl IT
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FtFJECEE.-SEO EEGSVAEtD.
g Runaway from the subscriber on the 3rd instant,
ETA- q negro by the Of ORRY, she has a
W. bright complexion nearly mulato, Of medium size,
ing about Magnolia Dgpn county. The above ward will
be paid for her delivery lodge i'll Jail that
can get her. }. B. PlGFoRD.
New Hanover CO., Feb. 9th 1852 Is st
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NOTICE.

TTTIJL s2 SOLD six months credit, Tuesday the 18th
w inst at tie late residence of John Herring deceas
ed the perishable property Of said estate consisting of
stock OF horses Cattle hogs and sheep, one mule one bug
gy, rOCkaway two carts farming utenslsperhaps some
and fodder other articles tedious mention;
also the negroes be hired twelve months. Bonds
aud approved suTetes required.
Feb. 4th, 1862-25-2t 4. 4. JOHNSON, Admir-
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RECRUITS WANTED.

HAVING been detailed by Gen. J. G. Walker, Recruit
~ ing officer for Co. H. ID Regiment N. g. S. T. will
III tend Rowells, Brunswick county Friday, l4tS
klzabethtown and vicinity Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday 18Th, 10Th and GOTH Lumberton 18th inst,
and March lst.
bounty of $50 will be paid by the Confederate States
and $5 by the State Of North Carolina first af
ter enlistment Communication for rations will be furnished
from day Of enlistment and transportation furnished from
home to camp. D. +. MCNAlR,
It, Co. II, 50 N. C. t., Recruiting Officer.
Feb. 18Th, 1867. l35-3taw lstM ch-2j- Istal ch
Semi weekly Observer copy three times bill to
this Office immedia civ.
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aILIsSBOEIU' MELETALsY ACADEMY.
FR7HIS INSTITUTION will be re.opened under efficient
i management Wednesday, March 5th. The services
of officers having been permanently secured further
terruptiop Of duGIes need be appreheDded.
For circulars stating terms, &C., address Eupern
tendent Ii. nj. A." HI!Isboro', N. C.
Jan. 80 1862. [Ihl l24&2+2m-ltGW
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NIUHMUNDi NA FtD 0Lh I66Z.
The New York Herald of the 7h inst has been received
at Norfolk:
CoNGREss.-The Federal House of Representatives has
passed by vote of 93 to 5 bill authorizing the issuing
Of demand treasury notes with clause making them legal
tender. Its passage by the Senate is probable
Congress has not yet passed the direct tax BILL
RoLLA, Mo, Feb 5th-Gen. Price is within eight miles
Of Springfield.
BosTOE MASS, Feb. 6th-Great preparations are maxine
lot the speedy departure of Buffers Expedition Several
OF MS vessels are loaded and ready sail Ten thousand
troops accompany the Expedition.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-13

In this town, the 9th inst, HERBERT infant son Of
j. F. aid V. +. Bishop, aged 10 months.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-13

L1ATHER! LEATHER!
OAK and Hemlock Sole, Harness. Band, String, Lace
" Enameed and Skrtng Leather. For sale III lots to
suit.
SKINS! SKINS!
LHRENCa and American Calf Lining, Binding, Kip Wax
T. UPPsr, Sheep, Hog, Goat and Chamo!s Skins.
POWDER AND SHOT.
HAZARDS and Dupont's Powder, in kegs and half kegs
Il and canisters Shot of all numbers sale in guam
titles to su
PLOUGHS
OF all descriptions Grindstones, Pitcbforks, Garden
" Ploughs Garden Hoes, Hemes and Trace Chains,
For sale at
JAMES WILSON'S
OIL Leather Saddlery, Trunk and Harness Establishment
Feb. ll.-d6w. No. Market street.
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FURTHER FROM ROANOKE ISLAND.

NURF Va, FtU QUIZ IoOA VT
The engagement at Roanoke Island commenced on FRIDAY
forenoon and continued until the courier left at ocock,
P NJ The enemy then ceased the most energetic portion
of their attack. An attempt of the Fe5erdIs TO dnd Td'ted
Two Of their much damaged Our Batteries
were uuiniured They were cooiy conducted Some pri
waite residences on the Island injured [by the enemy
bills We presume,-JoURl
Cen Wise is at Nags Head sick abed. His physicians
have great difficulty to control him from engaging in the
light
Heavy firing Southwark heard at this place up to
Il o'clock to-day. 1t presumed that cannonadng
at Roanoke Island
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NEWS ITEMS.

Jous DREW, the Irish comedian, died at
Philadelphia on wednesday.
ABOUT 90 Of the Mcrrilnnc's crew have found
their way to Gen wool's headquarters, and have
tsksn the oath Of allegiance. some have Joined the
Union army,
THE New York delegation In Congress will
hold conference Oh Friday morning on the sub
ject Of a national foundry ON the Hudson River and
the coinage department OF the Assay Office.
THE Increased business Of the Treasury De-
partmcnt at Washir Slon demands the completion
OF the Treasury building extension. upon which
work has been res med.
On the 18th If April the Confederate Con.
gross declared that New Orsans should b, n n,,t n,
entry. In conformity with the set, tho Union fleet
went To work aud made II ~.
THE report that ihe iiih Regiment N. Y. 8.
w. tEsworth'- i 10 hc mustered out Of service is
incorrect The regiment Is detailed Tor special
duty a yorktown, aud Is nder orders T. ioin its
div dou ss soon ~ relieved
TuH Roman Catholic Bishops Of Ireland met
81 Dublin on Z 9Th Inst, 10 transact i'm mportant
ject .heir rg na are allowed T. give; but it is u-
derstood the ~ tical stat of the Papsl Power waa
the subject Of heir delincratiou.
THE steam Suwancc slilUl from Phila,lel-
phla yeste day Tor New Ora an7 with uu assorted
cargo; meats AMI PROVISIONS bril,. the mi,rinaI
Items. quantity Of soap, brJ, ms, gal,, h.uukiu.
n fulnery llqlDrs, groceries OF various desoi D.
N"hS anu olLer articles supposed to be most IN O.
mahd Ia the Crescent City, were also takeu out.
a COLONEL Of one Of the Maine regiments
before leaving for the seat Of war furnished each OF
MS worknen with card Photograph of himself
whicb much pleased them. BIT they 'didnr 500
He Joke" when, NJ the end of the week, they were
charged % cents each for them.
Nor single man, out of = crew of thirty was
injured by the bursting Of the lOO-pound Psrf1t r'
on board the Naugatuck. This proves ne val,ic -
Mr. Stevens principle Of mounting aud loadln ord
nance, ~ which the crew are protected ocnes ~ ,e
deck aud below The water limo wt'v ioor'r. a.,
airing.
NosyH Carolina seVms to 9s coyins back to
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LOCAL NEWS.

KtMARK \nir SuoOTING ArrAin occurreL
lNst evening, NJ ~ oclock, Al the residence, of
Major Wutnus No - Prince street Il apnear. A. nj,
his i"gnor partner Ia the mining b,i-iness in Mn
10 ptn, James CIrson, entered tho hor. Into il, ,i
afternoon, undor tic influence of Iou,r wa,,,,.
suggested that ho had better lie down ON the .,, IN
the f,ont purlor. This C,rson did, and af,.r ly,u,,
there for cons iersble time arose .r,v. . Mat,
nnl fred 'he contents into tc side oi W,,,us' .o.
which he deliberately walked put Of the hon,o AMI
wen, tD his own residcncc, No 30 Fast Ia,, ,,r,,,
The report Of the pistol aroised the iumatcs II ~,
house. aud Coroner wi'Icy was seut for. anJ
on arriving made Gn anita portsm oxnmins
ton Of tho wounded man, who could a,s..,n
40 reason for the act Of Carson serpeant
Wright aud officer Connolly, Of the El.,L,h
Police Precinct, wont IN pursuit OF Corsou. but dj
not find him at his house, and up 10 late hour Ina,
might, they had failed IN discover his whore,b,u,s
Bth men are respectfully co.nocted, Of good social
standing and well known to our business cpmfnu.
nity. watonS, 1t il feared, Will not recover.
FROM NCHMoND,-Mr. a. .. Alcock fir,
editor Of the Sunday ATLAS, has Just arrived f,m
the South where lac has beeu ia prison sine. tl.
battle OF Bull Run. Ho left Richmond with son
others, on Sunday, the 18Th inst IIo statcs tl,.,
Col Corcoran, Lieut., Thos Hamhlln, the actor,
OF the 3sth regiment tpy,t ther with the other pri.
sIn'rs loh hchnd, are IA exce'lcnt health and ar.
patiently awaiting their release.
Ii THE SUIT Of u. H. Craig against + q 7
Smith, for libel, H. pulp,'ul an article iu nous.
paper rehectng on tho integrity VI the plaintiff the
jury returned a verdLt for NJ, Craig or $50 aad
costs.
THE GREAT EAsrERS.-This vessel has been
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A correspondent of the Philadelphia ISouInrR
who acc 'npanied the expedition up the Pamunke ey
river on the nth, says;
Twenty miles inland from tho York river, we
iouni the chtnnel blocked up, aud our further
progress stopped. Here number of small vessels.
schooners nnd -oops, had been sunk In the stream
directly ACROSS our ihtl, while In order t. make the
blockade more complete nnmuer Of trees had
also been thr, pn IA ever direction INTO the water
few moments work, AL the distractions We're
oil removed and our little fleet still pursued its
wy beyond.
second twenty miles IL accomplished, and
NJ re INSTRUCTIONS are met Nth. This time our
eyts are greeted with the Iigit Mt only Of suuken
vessels, but OF burning boats We, In flames. The
steamer Logan was found " be IN names, having
been fired by tho rebels but a., l,Iri before our
approach. Thu has tho last .ue ,f the rebels
y'.u he'd, for the Logan, like h, grest Indian pro
'ot7lo WAS and now II q g last her race upon the
wtt"rs y tie Pamuukey. Steering our wav
TIM rh the mass Of hlackened ruins, some of our
pat stepped ashore at Iiassatts Landing, ON the
n..f bank o. the river There we found congrc.
gated a number OF contrabsnds, who, previous /,
our approal. were engaged In loJkln. at the novel
sight presented by tue burning vessels.
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NlLltARY NEWS.

r,, 4, o. 5..~. t."Ss =,
''' ''"''''''- ''' '. .har,,n Of ,ls r,,0' .,'. A
now II lris.n.r at Tn't Columbus, Can't Jono,
the 7,l hiantry, x 4, wa. yc.,cr,lny bran, !,
before tue g'u.rit ,.HI, marital On Goye,,.,,. =,
land
L,horcrs and me,.a ics are IN lc so,, 49,, +,
!o"' y" ", !. ."'.'..' N"y Yard to resume tor the
{ . Goydnm'h t. r7liiT uaya, work, which
tho rcbcll'o.", tslrlofnriy stopped.
The L. 8 steam .'"",2a, Santiago 10 Cuba et
tl's port yeScld-y or the Co. L VIZ orders to re.
port 10 the Commanding officer II uIc FLORIDA div.
sion ~ the blockndns feet
Tie Old steamer Water. Witch will be really for
seq next week AM III be equipped anI n.aunod
f,r service on thr VI s,ippi
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Congressional Proceedings
XNxvIIh CONGREsS---scuat
Efrst sS<ssjDu,

Washington, Nay 22.--Mr. kcunc'y Oni)
presented a petition from cit grrs o' Msiyland, s%k-
ing for the better cni-fceIncit ~ TIC fugitive save
law in the ps,rlc, Of Columlis. that they may
cure large number oi slaves hich are no" IN thc
District.
Mr CLARK ~ H. rrcscn'cda petition from Mr.
Norris Of New Hampshire, " soldier oi l~l', .l.I
WIN, when the rebellion troke out. sent h@ ou.N
SON ~ years " nge to the war. Tho 500 IS no"
Killed, and tie Old nsn nnl lis vito nrc l,ii "'W-
out tie means oi support lie asks that goes
give him relief
Mr.. wade tOlb! moved To- take up the h.ll 10
mating l4nds for tus hen ~ " colleges oi ssr VI.
tlrc aud mechanics. The lill was tk,n ~ and
the li,l vas then tts-,d tl one O'Clock, ~ wNrh
time the sonn,e proceeded " organize it@li nt
HIsh count lnreachmcm for tie trial '' Wet
u. Humphreys
Tie s.cr,t,ry VI the s,n,,c administered the
f,ilowin., oi,h to the vicr-rresident;
H,uulal iiamlin, do slemul! swear t"i IA
all things 4 pertaining to thc tfihl anu inl""'h-
m,it q. IVES, II ilunpir'os' lat" ptt1'' Jnite ~
tie Iut,i Stat iHr ti' s'ycla. d'.,s''" "l Irnrs'
see, will do impartial justice according T. '""' ~
1rr osti vas then administered &C. : u,tots, four
Ut = time ajvnn,ng ~ III. .,tct1ry's deck
Tho II use wa. motif 4 that tho SENATE was ur-
san's,d into u High Court oi lmlcachmrm ant
ready I, receive managers oi thc trial iur np's h.
mout FROM the House.
The managers on the part OF the House, M,ssrs.
Binghrm Vt Md, rendlc on ol ohio nhnlop T" ny"
and rmn "i M,ss; sLIts,r'd a, & ,ns a"'' " '"s
Sru1te and were admitted 10 tue moor,
"Mr. President W. are nrroin, 4 on The pOr, =
,he House ns m,nagcrs II the trial ami imlS'
tlrnt " West II. Humphreys late pl,trt' en-
the United states ior the several tisi"' ihRr &"
Ia s.,c, and T. appear nj the ~r ~ ys o' len
prs,i lucl,s Of imlsseh~ 'Lt n,'. I've ~, .n,
W., II iiaaiArcy.." II ''"' against "'' ''''
.., ~ :, .. - The msna.cr- IN the par,
r,,,l ~, !, please hc seated in Ne se,ts re-
i'.SIn "' rin,wi,hu the hsr of the s'rtc"
a.e.Fa 4 NJ ttlf 40 isk lp
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Washiny,on, Nay 22.-The news from abroad
ls healthfi. II Is ascertaned that the ruinors Of
intervention have been the creations Of the desires
OF the seeessionht, aud are without foundation In
fact. "
Capt Livingston has been appointed to the Nor.
folk Navy Yard, and not Capt. Richie, as hereto.
fore published.
The following order has been issued by the Sec.
retary OF War " Brig. Gen. c. T.. Buckingham,
L. =. Volunteers In assigned 90 special duty n Tho
War Department from the 18th inst, as command.
ing General Of prisoners, and commanding officers
having charge OF prisoners will soon as prsctics-
Die forward 10 this Office lsts Of prisoners showing
shs'r rank, regiment, where captured date Of con.
nii nnsmen' aud where confined similar lists will be
furnished OF new detachmepts as often a. they raay
arrive ~ their several places of o,ufnemen,
ny order oi the President Of the United States.
from the rolls OF the army. 49, ''i'A"n
spohprd, Tileston Co. have offere, THAR stean,-
srs ~ ths Post Once Department US mail s,es,osr.
between New York aud New Orleans, via Ksv We,
at compensation agreed upon and tie Posins sst.r
General has accepted them.