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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-13
For the JOurra'
SDischarged.


At meeting Of the Bladen nuards convened at Zeke s
Island the 9th of February. on motion IT. h NJ. De-
VaDe was called to the chair F. Rnald requested 10
act secretary The charm having stated the object OF
the meeting the following onoEs ~ete offered anu la
imousy adopted:
ls Resolccd, That IS with feelings OF unfe'gned sor-
that heard OF the nntimey eath o1 our late
brother sud c0mpauion in arms Lieutenant Henry X ran
ie While bowling meeky to the DEGREES of an Advise FRO
whence wing that he doeth all things WELL we cannot
hui express the regret that the promise of 30 much useful
his friends ard country has been npped by the IN
timely frost Of death. :
sincere and feel deeply the loss they are called
on to sustain and would most respectfully ark to perpet
uate with them his many virtues and eXcelenCes OF chaF
Gc'er in our most lasting remembrance.
3d. ResolUeI That thee resolutions be published in hf
Wilmington Jou copy be- to the miy of The
deceased and that the usual badge OF mourning
thirty days ,..
On motion Of s. W Richardson, the meeting adjourned
| sine die. x-,-- =,
2 RASAIDI, Secretary.
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ELIZABETH CIrT.-From gentem5n just from Elz-
abeth City, learn that the enemy has not yet attempt
ed to occupy the town, but that they have frequently
threatened to destroy IL Three guu-boats have been
anchored in the river the point where the small
battery was placed The allowed to go ashore,
about mile below the town, and for some time have
been guilty of daily outrages upon the farmers living IN
the vicinity killing their stock aud stealing everything
that comes within reach. No kind of private property
is respected The pickets of the Sd Georgia regiment
ale stationed in the town. and are ordered to fire upon
the Yankees if they attempt enter it. In return The
Yankees threaten if single man is fired on the town
will be Immediately destroyed: Nearly all lie inbaol
tants have left Our sick aud wounded have been re
moved to Norfok-R,chnond Dispatch, 8th inst,
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FgoH EAST TENNEssEE-We have letter from Knox
Vile dated the 3d. which states that Parson BRowNLoW
had left for Nashville. He was in charge of Col
Young and a guard of ten men. His Transmission
beyond the Confederate lines had been ordered by Sec
retary BENJAMIN.
Gen. KIRBY SMITH was hourly expected to arrive
To take command in East Tennessee. The Governors
proclamation, calling out the militia, has caused great
exodus of Unonists into Kentucky. We are ted thai
they are sent back By the northern generals since they
cannot furnish arms for these model recruits.
Everything quiet at Cumberland Gap on the -
few DAYS since one hundred and four Lincoln troops
passed through Big Greek Gap and killed three ant
captured fourteen Of the sappers and miners employed
blocking up this mountain pass,
Memphis appeal, It'll Inst.
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rF7EE UNDERSTG NED hay ng qua lied Tx cuor 10 the
I last will AMI testament saj I. Groom. ed,
at the March term of the O Peas and Q Ses
sions for the county OF New Hanover, heTeay n"i all
nersons indt bed t. his tesatora make YIN
and those holding claims agan said eatye 10 eeeJ her
for pa men wi hu the time prefer bed by a" or
this notice will be plead in bar Of their 'very
WM. s. LARAIN5 Executor.
Niorch IN 1852 90 Az
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AD,TI.tsTRAT0R.s SAFE,

ATOTTCEWnl be sold, the first Monday in May next
at the Court House door, in the town OF jacksonville
in Onsow County the following Gam ID real estate "Od per
sonal property of DE>NIs hMAN deceased one thu ana
and the other half pHey laYds. vel tmbred; ard adj
lining this tract of land is valuable st Q. s'w ana
TWO grist mills now tn Operation AID n good nix TOR
runnpg- the water power very good. Ao, negro
man This property is located on the south West OF New
River on shelter road and egh mics from Jackson
Vile The dwelIiGg and houses tie pr new.
Conditions of sale will be made 70 suit pm aa3ers
GARDNER SHEPPARD, Admir-
20 TN.
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MEssss. In your daily of yesterday you al9de
To the recruiting for the in the 30h and remark that
voa expected had further information but
that the gentleman from whom you expected it mad for
the fact the recruiting going SO rapid that no
had time to inform You Of its Two
Guard from Nash county have done noby they leave us
to-day fifteen days Through on visit to their homes
They were first to enroll themselves company Not
man but and when the eli cton came OF Capt
Arlington received vote in his company Iney are
noble band the plaudis Of their countryme
wherever they 20. They will be absent short time and
again return to their post of duty aid in bearing aoft
and to victory. the banner of the South
The work has been noby begun every company has from
thirty to fifty enrolled for the We expect soon
to be able the complete rganzAuon OF the
3Oth Regiment n G. Volunteers. 1t 10 only week now
since the work began and half the members are now
| enrolled. 80 NAN I'm
| CANT WYATT, n. G., March 9Th, 1862
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FROM NAsHvnLE.-The exact force of the enemy now
occupying Nashville is known We learn that General
Mitchell is there making his headquarters at the st. cloud
Hotel with an army estimated at about Is GOO men Buell.
command Edgefeld the opposite side of the river
with probably many more The bridges across the Gum
berland are being speedily put in repair.
Free access to and exit from the city to be allowed
all civilians many the store houses that tempora
ry closed have opened doors and again resumed business
The bridges the railroad between Nashville and CoUm
bia stated been burned by order Of Genera
Johnston.-M Memphis appeal, 18th lTlSt.
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$500.
500

egO0 FsDUNNY. 5iUO
n FCRUITS WANTED FOR co. T., Sd Regiment n. G.
II State Troops, to whom unity OF One HuhdIed DOT
lars (sICO1 will be given upon being mustered in. Commu
ation will be allowed recruits from day of enlistment
till arrival camp, and transportation from home thereto
This il an opnortnity for al ciz their
country as they Will immediately go>ino active seIWce
! and may have chance Of Distinguishing themselves
Ray We men of Carolina to the standard OF your coun
try which is in pressing need Of your services.
Apply Immediately to the dersgned, who msy be found
for few DAYS at the office Of MessTs peROsseC Brown,
| on North Water street A. L, DekDsShI
I'd Lieut.. Co. H., Sd n. c. s. Troops,
Recruiting officer.
|
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER al March Term, 1862 OF The Court OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New Hanover County,
having duly qusl ei tn, Administrator at Amos RIM
SON. deceased hereby not ss all pc onS indebted 10 the
estate of the said Amos make lmmed ate pay
ment and all persons having claims against he M, TO
present them within the time prescribed ny law, or tits no.
lice will be plead in bar Of their recovery
ISAAC JAAE>, Administering.
Naa~nh 11th 1872 q 3tt
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wECaUITs WANTED.

THE present condition of state requires the service
of al who are capable Of bearnt arms luesire III re-
fore to rase q COMPANY OF INFANTRY Tor ne MAR
and give ali who wish themselves craft III the
Militia a chance OF Vountee ing. They viii receive
bounty fifty dollars from the on ate states besides
6v dollars from the State Of Moth Ca olA when the
Company is mustered into service. he travelling eXpen
ses of Recruits will be paid to the pace end zV"SG'
90 " ~ JAS G SMITH.
wilninnton N. c. Feb q 1e62-142 2R-27-3w
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BRILLIANT FEAT.-On Thursday last, Captain Charley
Price of the Missouri State Guard who is connected with
Col NJ Jen Thompson's cavalry command committed one
of the most daring feats that has been recorded since the
commencement OF the With eight mounted men he
Charleston where he encountered six
teen OF the eremys cavalry, in sharp and brilliant
skirmiah He killed FIVE OF them wounded three supposed
MORALLY and took two others prisoners without the loss
rial - Memphis Appeal 5h inst.
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FAYETTEVu LIE, March I0-Bacon-New Hog round
"a to 49, Beef Cattle-In demand. ReeswaX zoe Corn
SIS to 9Oc Cotton-Very few buy market (ul Cotton
Yans 81 IA sheetiDgs rs by the quantity "a shnt g
N Carton BaqgpgoSOc. Candles Fay etteyile mould
IS, Flonr-Recepts light super So Hdes-pry 20 TO ~
green 8. Iron-swedes IS 20 20 By the gG9rtty r 81
o. Syrup Is. Nails $l4 to SIS per key. thot-none:-
Pork l2ic. Peas-s tol To- Rye s. 80 Oats 60 TO Cos
So 10 s. so per bughel rpiritsPeach Brandy So; N c.
Apple 81 so Whiskey so. Liquors of 81" kinds 1--we
nnLprces unsettled Fpnits 1upentDe 10 t. 20c al
low % to 23c. Wuol-Unwashed so to 4Cc.-Cbs,
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CAPrURED.-A private letter from an officer in the
army of the Valley to relative in Lynchburg, states
that skirmish occurred near Charlestown, Va, on
Saturday last between small detachments of the opPo
snp armies in which the Vandas lost several men kill
ed a, w..uded. seventeen taken prisoners and left il
our hands ine battery Of four pieces of cannon.
Petersburg Express, Sth anst.
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Opr latest intelligence from Nashville is obtained
from gentleman who left that city on Sunday night
last Up TO that time but little communication had
taken place between The citizens and the Federal sol
dery the former continuing to avOW their sentiments
DESPITE the presence of the Invaders Blsaess was still
stagnant, notwithstanding the Federal commander bad
invited the people to their occupations and
gave out assurances that they should be protected
! Gems. Buell. Mitchell, McCook CritteDden and Mel
son. with their commands remained IN the city and VI
cpitv tens Grant and McCernaud, with their forces
went down the river on Friday and Saturday on five
Of the Federal transports Some thirty forty trans
ports still remained at the lower wharf, But one gun
boat the ST. Louis carrying ten guns had arrived mp
| to the time our informant left.
Gen Thos L. Critterdens command Was eHcamped
about five miles from the city the Mureesboro road.
| Another encampment made at the fair grounds.
The Federals reported that they were repairing the
Louisville aud Nashville railroad and expected to have
| it in running order within the next fortnight Inc
first northern mall under their control arrived on pun
dav but was not to be opened until Monday morning.
The post office has been taken possession OF by the
limited States authorities, and the first mail Tor Inc
North lett on the 18th ult. Another mail lett on the
lat Col A III. Markland of Washington, has been
arnt from the Pcstcfce Department, and will remain
l in charge till regular postmaster Is appointed No
new postage stamps had arrived and postage was oens
paid in specie.
We are glad to learn that the people had not to any
i extent given aid ard comfort to the enemy line
southern feeling continued strong and relian and &C
advance by the Confederate army is looked TOR witt
u anxiety.
The Federal force in Nashville was estimated at from
\ twelve to fifteen thousand Gen. Mct"oks diVisHr
YVES on ne othcr side at the r'veI IN %t f ce vas h'
know. No oisuosition TO make Al advance " 2 if'
parent and pickets had been thrown out for severa
miles on some of the prominent roads. Civilians Wer
allowed to pass through the lines to the city, but no per
mits to pass out were granted
The railroad bridge was entirely Destroyer oy nre.I
The wire suspension bridge bad been cat upon tn
Nashville shore, and after falling into the river
zr7,,ng round to the opposite side subsequently to
force Of the current detached the structure from tn
rier, and it was fDate6 oil.
nended-the only ruling power that was exercised be
inc that Of the military-Msmph,s Appeal, tn inst.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EOUATKI
FOR THE WAR;

TIME undersigned will receive recruits in the CaFy ser
/ vice for the War q portion Of my pre- ent ompany,
the Howard Cavalry having rCensted) each recruit will
furnish his own horse and horse eqnpmsas Pay $4
outh Clothing and ratiOns furnished ny the Con eterdcy
Horses valued and killed in action the value OF the ani
NAL will be paid. Volunteers WILL Tor The present address
- - Fort Fisher n G. w. u HOWARD
Capt. Comi'g howard Cavalry.
March Il. Io"-In--E9-In
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-13

FATAL ACCIDENT Yesterday, Sunday morning
while the cid steamer johnson, terry boat plying be-
tween Beaufort and Fort Macon aud the Moreheat
City Railroad wharf lying at the Fort wharf,
waiting ior passengers and freight on her way to cou-
nee: with toe up traiu, her boiler buFsed Killing on
man. a MIR. Parsons, member Of Capt. Gnlons Iom
pany ard wouDd!ng others.
p.nn1ceS OH
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-13
AN EDUCATED MECHANIC

WHO has served a regular apprenticeship on Steam
w Boilers and, Machinery ard has had ms experience
IN running a Circular at different saw NILS W1'hes TO
obtain employment for The balance Of the year a compe
kew down the Engine Saw Frame Track Can give gooi
reference hs State. Has no objection to go Soalh
Address Engineer, Iikeville Wayne County, n &.
Marn6 IN lj4 2t-202t"
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lNL1 CtbFENAEEaEAlI

TAKEN Up AND CoFISAEEah4D
Ga TO the Jail of New Hanover county, q negro boy
* named JOIN, who stated first that he belonged to
~ Mrs. Mary James, of this county, ana now says TO
Christopher Stephens of Ousow county. The owner OF
said negro hereby notified to come forward prove prop
erty pay charges and take him away or he VIII be ait
Ii;h "a The law directs W. T. J. VANN, Sheriff.
nh "a I54.tf-29R
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nILLsRoRO, MILITAUY ACADEMY.

HIBL%HNFE<U' UT -
TFNHIS INSTITUTION will be opened under eAleept
1 management on Wednesday, Matcn 5th The services
Of oieers having neen permanently secuted further in
For circulars stating new &c address Superin
tendent Il. NJ. A." hlllsboro', N. G.
Jan. 80 1862. Uni lt42 -4-Zih'4La"
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PEEF CArTIE-Are active demand at high prices and
to ia cents per 10. for meat, as in quality.
BEE-wAx-18 to 20 cents per ID. 'r..r
BACoN-Is brought TO market sparngy, aad IN rather
lip hit supply There is a fair demand, aud parcels find
ready sale at Is to 10 cents for hog round and 70 to 20
cents Der h. for hams, in qusntity and quality.
CANpLEs-Taow Is 80 cents, and Adamantine 60 cts
per ID.
bushel, as in quantity
CoRN-Is in demand and receipts light We quote sales
of one or two small lots at 81 per bus bel.
FGGs-Sell at 16 to Is cents per dozen.
FLoURBut little arriving, and the market rules quito
firm We quote small sales at IS IS to 50 for supeTne snG
50 to 50 Is per Dbl. for family.
LARD-lS to 20 cents per 10.
MoLAssEs-The market is bare.
NAns-$l3 to $l4 per key.
OATs-Are in demand at so to 50 cents per busheI'
OsYABCRGs-25 to % cents per yard
PEAs-Are brought in slowly, and are IN demand. Cow
sell at 81 C5 to 81 10 per bushel, by the quantity;
PoTAToEs-Irh sell at Sc to s. per bbl and Sweet at
81 per bushel. -.
PoULTRY-ve fowls 25 TO 80 cents and dressed 50 to
37s cents each Turkeys l5 6 cents per h. for dressed
PORK-Fresh cells from caIs at l2 10 Il cents per H.,
as in quality.
RICE-Cean fair stock, and sells at TO s. cents
! ID, as in quality.
sUGARrhe market is almost bare, and prices have ma
terialy advanced. We quote common brown at 10 cents
yellow clarified g cents, and white 20 cents per 10.
stock has been consider ably reduced and the
market Is rather firm quote 81 so TO So per bpshe
eHEKTING-Ses at 26 to IS cents per yard by the bale
l. YARN-Nos. to TO- 40 to 45 cents per Io
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RE-APpo1NTED-Co singetary has received Colonels
commission left yesterday morning for Raleigh under
orders to report the Governor duty His exceenc
has selected brave and true maH-One who will work
faithfully and efficiently ct whatever he may be employed
NetpbeTN Progress, llh inst.
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statement published in of the city papers, that
members had been captured in Sumner county, while
their way home turns ont to be Incorrect Aer an encoun
with superior force of the eLemy all but three or four
escaned.- NeEsohis Appeal. 9th inst.
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Var Mouements-To-day we have some intelligence
to give which has been kept back thus far from pruep
tia motives. The army from Centievllle and Manassas
has fallen back back to strong position on the Tap
pahannoCk; and Pensacola, like Columbus has been
evacuated-our army there, with all Its Immense ar
mament has taken more favorable position for defence
Upon these changes of position brought about by cir
cumstances, we have no comment to offer. They were
doubtless dictated ~ military skill in the art OF war
fare-AtLnntG (GGl Intetiiqeneer, March Sh.
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From Tennessee The Richmond Enquirer says -
The following is copy OF private dispatch received
10 this city:
KNoxvILLE, Tenn, March 8-All is quiet here. Or
vile Ewing one of Zocof RS aids has escaped from
Somerset He reports that there are but few regiments
OF Federals at Barboursve, and On Cumberland XIV
er. Thomas and Shoepf have gone to Columbus
Gen. Kirby Smith arrived here this morning There
is some samnedng OF tories vet.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RouATTI

RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE WAR;!
TO 20 into Regiment forming under command OF
Col JOHg l.. CANTWELL.
Clothing ratiohs aud the Usual pay allowed and ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY MONEY paid when mus
tered into service. Apply soon TO
JAMES ". LIPPITT,
North East Corner of Front and Market Streets.
Wilmington, n. c., Feb. 26th, 1852. I4o6ZE'u
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RECvvIT& WANTED.

RECRUIT% WhNGk1b.
v@OR tho First North Carolina Cavalry (Co. Kansom)
+ This Regiment is ordered back fr IN the Pot1hi 10
some point on the coast OF orih Carolina Inc suoscr
ber bes to enlist 80 or 40 good for hi7 company
Iddross for two weeks w. J. HOUSTON,
''' " Captain Co I, lst y. c. c.,
at KenansviLe, Dupi CO., n. G.
March 7th, 1862 l5Z-EWZJZsr
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, MARCH, II.

--latest dates from Liverpool Feb.
Latest dates from Havre.. =. Feb
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GIOO BOUNTY.

VETANTED, FORTY VOLUNTEERS FOR The wax 10
w fill the ranks of the Ousow Greys HompanY r. %
Re gimen NJ c. s. up to the number authorized DS lw,
To Zach of whom tty dollars from the Confederate states
will be paid Immediately eDa ment and ~ more from
the Stale of North aiona at al cafy me
cIotbing etc . AID 81 per month pay. Apply TO
'0'1Ds' W T. ENNtIrT, Capt. Comm 1ndink or t.
Sergeant J. w. sTUKELY,
Jacksonville, Onslow uaty.
Feb, 9Th 1862 l5l-lW-z2-3t
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DIED.

DIED.
In this place on the 5th instant, MATILDA VARNUM,
aged years and months daughter OF Henry D., ana ELI
Suddenly at his residence Columbus county, on the
4h March JONATHAN PIERCE, in the Ssh gear OF his
age.
In Sampson ceurty Saturday night. lt OF March, at
ia o'clock. JOSEtH TIMOTHY, son of Chester h. and
Msry Ann Vanu AGED years and one month.
oh, bear with resignation meek,
The chastenirg Of thy Fathers rod,
Be ioyful, for thou hast returned
Thy child an Angel, back to God
Wouldst thou recall it's ransomed soul
From that eternity OF bliss,
To live to suffer and TO feel
The OF q world Ike this
Ia sritLvile the l5tn of February 1897 MIS- SOosH
O. A. WILLIAMS consort of Mr. Edgar WllilaHs, aud
! daughter of Nathan Potter. E.q
| CAPTAIN! CAPTAIN!!
| A RE Won ready to uniform yonr Company
| a ONE WEEK!
ONE WEEK!
/ ONE WEEK!
Onlv ia required to fl your order at
BAIDWIN'S,
MILITARY HOUSE! HEAD QUAR- rEhS
HEAD QUARTERS! Confederate Uniforms at
| March H. 1862 BALDWIN'5
JUST RECEIVED,
- 100 LBS. sols Leather;
/ GskOO $50 Calf Skins;
! lit bags shot, all numbers
;! % bushels Shoe Pegs;
i IL barrels Oil;
i 100 lbs. Bar Lead;
LOO I" Plough Castings.
f0f 'a'' - '''' J JAMES WILSON'S
| Feb. o.. No. Market street.
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,ua PaaD,ort Gunner y. Robinson and two seamen
- vouDded This was all the damage sustained Dy shIs
I among her men. Two YANKEE prisoners ap0aIo u
% we're struck by the balls Of Their 1rehGs' one 0. te
i in the door of thu wardrobe at the TIME lAe beat
t was alongside the Congress eng one OF me snG"g 0
,lI. sent hy the enemy on shore Holu inelt III
lrs struck him on The lorehedu' Pone'i"'i"s '' " " "
tirrp him almost instantly. ,,,
n, The Teaeer, one was wounded very slGhuy' -,
- +Lo patrick Henry tour men were killed ana thFee
1so5 While the loss of the enemy s counted cy nun
5s Ours will be seen from the ABOVE " ony
Yen killed and seventeen wounded: -,
Tl loss on our part small as IT'S was hnt the Work
~ on nv slo from their vessels Dnt me result Tor
w., =. of mart of the fire of muskets from shofe.
mr. no The contest the manmast of the Raleigh was car
"a @ " The f. stats OF the Virginia were also Cnt COVE
e enOr hat tn Congress fired by the fedeIals 10
90 emf her sIrg into hands Is without sndoo" Vi
, She was Fl I'd by hot shOtrOm IT, virginia LOT hrbg
o our boats while the had flag Of truce at the the ny
% after she had struck her co0ra ana W u9
Among the prisoners taken Oh me tohg iesS
sf5'"' s5 n the enemy some time in October last
10 T. ~ having reached his home sooner, end under
an rent cir umsanceS than he ANTICIPATED
m he sr-iysI Of Virginia at the Yard her men were
~5 and addressed b. the commanding officer III terms
.r,i-e for their noble during the engagement
rsrcn5ed with hearty cheers and expressed desire
2a re-enact the scenes through which they had Just
,3.tel whenever opportunity presented
r Ty ~ the PGtrlC Henry wac not as 81 81
III Fl St SD p1-ed-bGiug trdDg that few hours Ie
airs were sufficient 10 place her in readiness for action
Treo the vi giTia ere represented as hav ac'
ID with utmost aud bravery during the contest
lated of Captain Buchanan that during the thckes
he fof he remained the deck OF the Virginia, and tina
10 dr. cha ged mu,ket after musket at tie enemy the
rp handed up h m 1t while thus exposed that b
~ r.lve1 the wound Of which merton ia made.
fs ..id that all Of tie batteries hewpoYt's New
re serced except and that shot and Shell wer
b.oVu With unerTng aim ana precision among tn
enemy hat great Of them were killed ard wounded
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Is GOOD M@N WANTED.

Isl GOOD riEE WANTED,
AK AN ar,horzsd receive recruits at Fort Ca3
w well TO the number # ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY,
H be mus cred the Confede ate states service
- Il liars bounty money paid Immediately after Icing
mustered Apply to me at Fort Caswel Transportation
in. sTEVENSoN,
Capt of King Artillery, c. ,. + E.
Tor, C.svsu n O. Feb 49, 1862 139 4v-26-4w*