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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12
Lists of Casuslti 6.

We would earnestly request the commanders CT other
officers Of our different regiments in the Geld, to
furnish for publication, at early period as posi-
ble the list OF casualties In their respective corps
There deep anxiety felt to learn such Details as 20
many have friends and relatives in the i4d aid their
pubca ton in paper OF large circulation will tend to
relieve this anxiety sooner and generally than any
merely private communications could do Naturally
we have furnished fuller details Of the 18Th an of any
other regiment mainly from the fact that that regiment
raised wholly in this district largely in this imme-
date Section end from this fact have been enabled
to obtain such Details which pressogly called for
here. But We wish to hear from oil our regiments aud
shall publish all lists sent TO promptly, and be under
obligations to those sending them
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12
Ges. Mitchell Issues an Order.
HEAD QUARTEKs, THIFD DIvrs1cE,
CAMP IAYLrR, huntsville ALA,
Ma 2d 1850
70 ne CllzsTls q AEabdnad,
North of the Tennessee Rirer:

To he Citizns OF alabama,
North Of the Tennessee Rioer:
Armed citizens have fred into my the railway,
have burned bridges have attempted to throw my engines
from the track have attacked guards have the tel
egraph All these acts will be punished with death,
the perpetrators can be found and if they cannot will
destroy the property of all who s5mpahise with the So th
committed.
UAcrganzed leaders have right to make They
outlaws robbers plunderers and murderers and viii
be treated a. such. o. II. MITCHELL,
Msj Gen. Commanding Sd Division of the Army o; the
(lhio.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12

BE above list includes all missing up this date June
3D. Many missing The day of battle have since come H.
Those reported wounded and left field, were for the
most part, carried to he Field Hospital which afterwards
fell the hands of the enemy. We had ambulance,
and of bringing Them Of There be no doubt
left the field dead 1t is possible of the
missing may yet come in-some of them doubtless
Wouaded--the most of them prisoners.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12


REPoRF, Runour. the 2 ReliabIe Gentltnao AID
the Richmond Eramiser, al have something TO say
about the whereabouts ard present occupation Of Jack
sop all of these authorities locating that commander 10
Maryland, some at Frederick City, some at Hsgers-
town. and some at both places and other some at neith
er place. but in advance Of both Per contra, the Pc
tersburg E1press meBtons report said TO have been
brought by passengers, that Jackson was again back
in the Valley and hard pushed by the enemy We shall
see what We shall see of ttese things What to believe
we hardly know.
That the fighting. will be renewed at Richmond just
as soon as the weather permits We regard as perfectly
certain That il will be farce chi deadly have not
the slightest doubt The fortune Of is proverbialy
uncertain but we are not without that reasonable conf
dence in the result which belief IN the justice Of our
cause the ability of Generals and the valor and
spirit Of our troops is well calculated to inspire. We
Thick it nearly certain that Mcclellan will offer battle
we are wholly certain that our ermy will accept it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12
Worthy of limitation.

We publish elsewhere a list of contributions for the
benefit of the sick and wounded Of the Eighteenth Re,
giment made at the Confederate Sword Factory in this
place. The aggregate IS quite liberal, sui the example
is we'll worthy of imitation by other establishments
here and elsewhere similarly situated Those necessa-
ry engaged at home, the cause to the country
to the brave soldiers and to themselves to give freely
and literally OF their for the relief, the support
and the comfort of these enduring the tolls the prva-
tons and the suarings OF the camp. the field and the
hospital.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12

The Knoxville Tennessee Register of Tuesday, says
that it has received dispatch stating that Stonewa
jackson had achieved another splendid victory this
time on the soil of Maryland that Banks reinforced
by ten thousand troops from Washington, made stand
at WiLiamsport, where jackson attacked and routed
him, taking three thousand prisoners, and is now DUR
suing the repeatedly vanquished Federal army towards
Washington.
We need hardly say that all this is very doubtful
Gay more than doubtful We give it as one of thu
Eumours Of the day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12

TIE news from the West, although not official, seems
quite likely to be true Until we know more about il
we forbear comment. If Corinth is evacuated it may
be for good reasons which we do not understand and
the necessity for its evacuation may not be disaster
but we confess that it seems to ug involving as WE
fear it WILL the fall Of Fort Pillow and Memphis to be
something very much like disaster.
Perhaps General Beauregard having got rid of ht
surplus tents and baggage, his mpedimsnto may NEAR
to make dashng campaign Ia Jackson, and may
have gone from tie enemys front with view Of taking
him in the flank Or rear. We cannot but hope that his
apparent falling back is but the prelude to more active
movements. We shall see
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12


The Union Advance Picket" OF the date of the goth,
ult, being affair published by the Yankees now lord
| ng it ct Washington, n. @.
The first announcement uu6er the editorial bead reads
! thus
which time the Federal gunboats above and below
Richmond, commanding it. Mrs. JEFF Davis is at Raleigh
This is pretty specimen Of Yankee lying.
The next noticeable thing runs thus -
| PERJURER Ellison, farmer living the Plymouth
60 sn;t Of m;fsrV clothes one dsy last week alter
akiog the oath of allegiance to supporahe government Of
packed up all bis available effects and left for parts
known but supposed to have gone towards Raleigh
the eey we rear 6ae d mas maze oso 0F
if not already In the hands Of the Union forces. Ellison
where will you run TO the next time Ans To Fortress
Monroe
If Mr. Ellison did take The Yankee OATH be acted not
only wrongly foolishy and weakly, all who do will
find that that affords no protection from the maraudng
of the ruthless invaders. We say eff" bec.use their
saying SO is no proof that it IS SO.
The next thing to be noticed is a communication
from the Junior Respass, that lice young man.
We give it in full that all concerned mentioned in
1t may have the full benefit of its statements 1t pretty
evident that the attempt to get up Lnccln regiment
has proved failure Respass' letter reads thus -
Washington, N. c., May 10th, 1852.
MESsRs EDITORS Il hereby give notice all concerned
that have resigned ell with the Federal Army
and again private life. Hints having reached my
heering from who ere inclined to associate my
fathers with my actions would here say that he
any time urged requested me to have
DONE and that he has knowledge of service rendered
! in getting up the 1st Regiment Union Volunteers.
am neutral and shall remain hoping that the
public will appreciate Who has only acted according
N''~'' JOHN R. REsPAss.
No doubt in the world bat The people will appreciate
him, but will not believe that his father had " no
knowledge Of my his services in getting up the LIST
Regiment n G. Union Volunteers" since that would
have been impossible to any who lad eyes to read
or ears to hear and situated Mayor Respass
in relation TO John R. Respass.
We copy the following Proclamation OF Potter, who
signs himself Col. commanding forces at Washington
n. G. The two concluding paragraphs are refresh
ing -
PROCLAMATIoE.
The town Of WASN'T gon hereby placed under Martial
| Law.
Lieut.. JAS. f. TURNER "a Reg't. Mass Vols. is ap-
accordingly.
No soldier or sailor will be allowed in the street without
| a pass from his commanding officer.
Citizens will be allowed to pass during good behaviour
until P. NJ. After that time pass Is good except
special one from the Provost Marshal.
In accordance with General Order issued by command
against the government Of the Uni ed States, will be al
once arrested and closely confined: By order
/ EDWARD E. Potter,
! COL commanding forces at Washington, n. c.
The Picket is printed four pages of about niue BY
| fourteen inches in size.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12

We publish, to-day, the full official report of the
killed. wounded and missing in the 18th Regiment
The list is long one considering the fact that the reg
iment very much reduced in numbers before It went
into the field, and shows at once the ordeal through
which the regiment had to go, and which it did go
through in that drew forth praises from all
who witnessed its conduct on the 9th Several of
those put down missing. have probably since come H.
The skies still continue gloomy and overcast and the
chances are against their clearing up this week unless
they DO 30 tonight
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zee WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

c.-,.r .,,, 1yrRAc1rY COMBINED, characterize the
Favetteve Obers ard shine out with peculiar bril-
sncv in its last number. In an article in that Issue it
coyeouslg seys that we are panic struck because
we respectfully suggest that it Should use some dscre
ton In its revelations of matters aud things here In
the same article it says FIRST that the Journal very
considerably lectures him fits correspondent from Fort
FISHERY and us as to our conduct" Again it says the
Journal cooy undertakes to lecture it. the Observer
Now what is the truth in this respect? In the article
so cOWrteottSy commented upon by the Observer the
Journal said distinctly We write in no spirit OF lee
turing still less Of dictaon, are simply calling at
tenton to what gtrikes US as imprudent AS wrong
Inadvertently wrong no doubt bat none the less to be
deprecated"
So much for our courteous and UerGc0us cotempora-
~ Some animals, no matter which way you rub them,
will reply with grunt Some people neither give
civil answer nor put fair Interpretation upon any
thing
And still the Obssrve, don't give that name Com.
ment is unnecessary.
We have little doubt of the Observers sincerity in
saying that it believes itself quite capable of managing
its own business and other peoples too, from its con-
slant carpng aud attempted surveillance over the col
unnS OF liz contemporaries, mattef WHICH mas sone-
times been source Of annoyance but most generally OF
amusement to US, ng we knew by experience that it
could hart nobody but ITSELF for If it and other Of
our courteous and vacOus contemporaries had POSSESSED
the power, as they evidently exhibited the will, Our
chances Of existence would have been small
When the Observers attention is called to its own
bunders coureouay termed an inadVertence it rears
right up and abuses like pickpocket. 1t s way it
has got. a pleasant and diverting peculiarly.
We Ikened its actions lately, to tie movements of a
bull at the sight Of anything red. There is another
animal that also becomes excited and struts under
the same prOvocatjon. The Observer lately has pre-
sented more of the strut and gCbbe of turkey cock
than of the paving and believing of bull.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12

COyPANY G-FRoM NEW HANovER-L1GHT INF ANrRY.
Corp1 s King, wounded; left on field.
- G. Farmer, missing.
p ivate eam'l Dyer, killed.
J J B Morrison Morris wounded brought of.
g Mex. Whitfield, missing.
Robert Mills -
6 Eli Bright,
COMPANY H-FBoM COLUMBUS CO.
Corpl 9 r lilly, w1unded, left on field.
Melvin Hnson, " "
{" Major McKeel, missing
Prvates Bryant Young, killed.
9 A Marion Watkins, -
- John Edwards, "
g Elias Newman, wounded. brought eff
VIM Lemo re Fink, - ''
1" Henry Barefoot 80 "
VIM Harper, I" "
" Vim Hinson, "
8 John Sibhett
q" John w Tedder d" "
DAM t Sutherland, missing.
John Proctor, s.
COMPANY 1-FBoM NEW HA>ovER-R1rIE GUARDS.
None.
COMPANY K-FRoM BLADEN.
lst sergt Rinaldi. killed.
lst Corp'l Anders, "
Corp'l W J NaisOy, missing.
Corp'l I Pridgen, 81"
Prvates W By az, killed.
S B ToIar, wounded, brought of:
e Atkinson,
1" Asswlis, left on field.
- J R Durham, missing
WJNcHrffe, -
CSwindell, "
JMcKetban g
Freeman, "
. He ry Melvin, "
Fu1guson,
WI Mcmillan,
WI Skies.
Z" Sutton, s.
Jas Davis,
REHABILITATION.
Killed, 50
TounuSu, 90
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ooupANY B-rRou Bi.kpRN.

COMPANY C-FRoM COLUMBUS COUNTY.
I'd Lieut. Sam Long wounded but fought the battle out
Sergt Lats, wounded severely and left on the field
Law hrnnoht off.
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COMMISSIONED Officers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12
LIST or CAPABILITIES

Il. Hattlss below Hsehnonds snsnE1sy, o.
and Jnae 1. 1864 ~ -
We continue from ibe Richmond papers the publ
cation OF the list Of wounded Of the North Carolina re-
giments il recent battles NEAR Richmond 1t will DC
seen that the list is very heavy The list of killed has
not yet been published 10 full.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-12

c~MPANY F-FRoM RICHoND COUNTY.
Corp'l, q honn, wounded, brought of field.
- John McNair, missing.
g NNcN Smith,
Rrivate, Clark, killed,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, Al

WEDNESDAY, August 2Ob, 1862.
The Senate me- at IL o'c'ock, n. Prayer BY Rev. Mr..
Seeley, o. Ire Baptist Church.
Mr. BARSWElL of 8. u. presented the petition Of
the Bishop OF toe Protestant Episcopal Church, in South
CAROLINA and o'hr Professors in ts Theological semna
ry asking exemption Of candidates for the Ministry from
consumption.
SUBSTITUTES IN THE ARMY.
Mr.. BROWN Of Mss, submitted the following reso.
luton
Resolved fha the Committee on Military sflirs be
instructed esquire what legislation any, is nscessa
~ 10 prevent abuses in the matter s Introducing sub
stiiutcs into tbs army.
Mr. BROWN referred to some Of the abuses which bad
been practced der that section of the Conscript Law
which allowed persons subject to CONSUMPTION to furnish
substitutes. There strong reasons to believe, he said
that Yankee spies have been received into the army az
substitutes. There was within his kuoWledge,
IN which man WHo -Alked ks Yankee and talked
ike one received $500 for entering the army as sub
stitue and he diduG remain single hour. Il is becom
log gave and serious matter Mr. B. did not tJink
aly legislation necessary but he bad sought an In
sIVeS with the Secretary Of War; for week, in order
that he might confer with him the subjec, and not
succeeding in his purpos bad conceived il 70 be his duty
to bring the matter to the attention oil the Senate
ibsii ues ought to be received until the most
satisfactory evidence Of their loyalty is presented and
when they desert those for whom they engaged as sub
stutes should tie required take their places In the
army. Mr.. also referred to abuses under the detail
system and Of the exc mPion Law, to which he directed
the attention Of the Committee on Military Afirs.
Mr. SPARROW of La. said that the members OF the
Committee Of Military Affairs eoneurred in most OF the
suggestions OF the Senator IRON Mississippi (hr brown
aud he knew that they also met the approval of the
Secretary Of War. Proper measures would be taken TO
correct the abuses referred TO.
NJ. BROWN then said that having accomplished the
OBJ CT he had in view by presenting the resolution, he
would nov withdraw it.
There being no other business before the Senate, OF
motion of Mr.. OLDHAM, Of Texas, the Senate ad-
journed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
EROM Arkansas.

MOBILE, Aug "a special despatch to the Tribune
dnet Grenada 1874, says despatch to the 81. Loui
Democrat states Gen. Morgan has four pieces OF
ilcfy and 1870 with him.
Ast'smbOls was burnt, Thursday, by Southern syn
pa:h d re, opposite Memphis.
skrmisniug stI continues in the vicinity of Senate
bit.
special despatch TO the Advertiser, from Jackson
yesterday says: naval court martial commences her,
o.morroE.
L. is reported tina: the YiukeOs have landed in heavy
Z rec, at the mouth OF I-zIo river They have esp
Irei the Confederate transport Fair Play" with 00(
Geld ribs aad large amount Of munitions, intended
f0r Gea HiuGnau.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
EKA, EsT,TR RoK SALE.

A,UNSYslDE b. sli'ui slburbtu Farm aad half nile
- Elc1m,ud ihr Gfuyr R"N Ilt- 'airy on
ghar flank Rosd cont du "a acres fr iii,
Ihly we'd and productive 'ETm lately ~ Dol
Ep u. ksI will b. lulj la Who'll a. "a -
ms option " the .urrhsss tie hui ESQ 10
Gated A. render susceptible OF division in'u ,.
The improvements st Of beautiful uottc Cuttegr
above a ,stmrut, ala. u blsi
vide Ia toy Nth uuusu,Iy ,mpr bu lss Ia ~ ~
ii ch-n- srrg.nts h'us's bs ir- barHs ah- Ar 1h-
farm bold and uni us prng. aad several vcs suf
acIent With pumps potur 90 & s 81; With clover
herds grass Aou. Of W'c1 Ia b. cold n.ilg 90
tn u-I N year than thousand dollars 4 mos
luvur crop teApsd aGd ar.r yield
corn promised The tuiugi alone 20
rate 81 t,tl per AuIun, A. sc
The foregoing pr -ry l,cat-i "a part n q suburbs ere
ri es:A'r Is zap Oylg greatly 10 N-lur.
The AenUl uf cap IstI AID Others 10 TEspr. ally
cal 81 T. this tfuly Va table pro. ertJ
ir-i. oa crrd will be oven The greater Iar Of iIs
Par,h-sg mnp-y.
pit OF tlr Land can be at offr,. Apply
aaE gt-6t OuDDIR a ArPER.OS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
TEEk q n APHI q.
DESTRUCTION OF THE FEDERAL GUNBoAT SUM
TER-TBE FEDERALs WHITFIELD NEAR BAYOU

DESTRUCTION OF TIE FEDERAL GUNBoAT SUM
TER-TBE FBDERALs WHITFIELD NEAR BAYOU
SARA.
JACKSON, Mss August is -Oa the l6h instant, the
Federal guntoat sam,er in attempting TO mska land.
ing at Bayou Sara, agrcuad demand for her SIR
render made by the Mayor Of Bayou Sara on behalf
.f the military of tie Pi.h OF West Felcians aud vol
lnteers rem Wilkinson county, Mississippi. Captain
E'Wia commanding the Sun IT, asked an hour to con
slider, which granted. the meanwhile, the Fsde-
tai transport Ceres arrived aud the Oonfedefaes having
uo artillery to keep her Oh she ran aoagsde the Sum.
ter when the officers and crew hastily abandoned her
and escaped On the transport.
Numerous smsl arms aud large amount OF stores
were found aboard the Sumter She then cred and
Destroyed Toe mes unfortunately d, sroysd 'tbe,d'
Pot OF the West Fecana railroad which star de- near
no bark OF the river together with one hundred and
iny h9gsheaes Of eugm PIT Of this sugar had been
se.z d ard left there under claim.
The Federal gunboat Essex, gunboat No z, and
transport arrived mex, morning at Bayou Sara, and
anded small force, which was slowed to march half
mils Inland, when they we're attacked by the Coafsde
faes who MORALLY wounded and captured one of the H..
ysders badly wounded three and ran the balance back
10 their boas. Our loss The gunboats threw
cur SHELF into town, wthou. damage and then retired
'ith the Transports threatening to return and destroy
the town.
Among the spois from the Sumter was Two United
States %, peuuant aud one chest of signal algs
Tie following dispatch has been received here
Bayou SARA, Aug Tho iron clad guaboat Essex
ID now lying opposite the town. She WILL be resisted
Heavy aud continuous firing heard Port Hudson
ast night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21

Hes PAGES Fos N,Gs7Es. Fifteen u.gross -srs 70
Gently sold at suction IN Charleston os SI2 2sS aver.
sge iSIs Ole boy, ~ years brought To-, ore VI
and ISo children, aged a., aud s. brought 81 $50
--wsrsge $3.50 each, oa4 somaa q brought 81 us,,
one teb-. IS brought sg1l oae woman, -. brought
a. zol l-io- IS brought 81 900. Que fellow, 90
brought ,sup The Others so.j without auy var.
ISlty Of insss. Tue Conditions Of The sale -eie
Cas1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
ELLIOrr's BATTALION.

XANTED few morv recruits eomllee company IA the
w above Battalion. Pay tSi per month Uuiorns aud
furnished Of enhsren GN months unless dis.
JOHN 2 O PoTTs Capt.
Exchange B2nk.
Or 10 n. z MILLER, Lsut,
At the barracks
who saolsi must report 81 at the bar
raekS on 1saa sgsSs the Petersburg Depot. lag
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
nxNanLANnANn NRcnos. m. ~.

4 SNSN LAND AND NRGHOES FusS ~ Ls..
On tL- eJA o. stpt-mbrr br.t vii trl tl- pre-
slss 10 the lisbest Btir the yohbIe ., 90 Land .h
ID h,ttrs did. 'Vut.ning e; Acres, 81 uatsi M,lua
bone EEK Ia h- CVutty Vi hruy THIS ustis
~ lie bts the Cr~k. comfortable DEeAay
al Ltrrssaiy UltbuI-I Ia 20 81 r-psT
lass Ca tEj tl-s out sal balance 81 All tUu
ytsrs credit
VII be Ola THE tIns aud place. 10 l,- negro
"a a credit " fi, munus
also - be lyi tue Nd place The rr.t crop
Corn, Wheat auI Ey~ aud PlAlt4toa sUd Ba uli
FOOT, Ac
DAVID " MATrHEWs, ,.
u.URdE X JpNsS 'N".'.
RIlY-nAK- Henry rnunlN. Va AuFuLL l. 4, El-.Ll
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21

LEAvDs The Petersburg Eipis-s understands ,hat
Il. y sTolg UuiOl families 10 Portsmouth, Va have
Glflg the pas week packed w their furniture 81 1
clothing aud departed Tor tie Moth. Whether tlefe
families eCdsAyOrug 70 sssde military dl'y under
Ice las recent proclamation, whether hey have
heard tak Of evacuation Of the seaJoari e.es
are ualbls TO say Tue -om5u aud children would
scarcely leave 10 e'Ads military duty aud are there
fore s,FOagy inclined the vPliou TIA: evacuation as
been strongly A.l,ei ~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
NEW AUCTiGH mOUsE.
non 4ly.saruo, Nxavna.

JlE anJsrs has s Isy commenced the Auction
ff The sac NEGROEB the Auction Room Franklin
,rsst Iatt'y otcuIled by BETTs a GKka0RI.
IA Ncgfora both p5bnoy and privately aud soets
h fenrs and the pgbho ally he pledges his
se promote The nFest Of his patrons and raers himself
hat from experience the trade be E be enabled
Obtain hr highsst pgiess He viii male liberal advances
a property In ksndsnd prepared board person,
gtod Ia TIE tade, sot also er tslvanishsyns ample
aod.pons Tor both RI sToKts,
90 SrsuLIln. brd door bsow Wan ssrss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21

CoAL--There viii be much !rsring here, this vim
ter uuess the owners of the Cheser6sd ccierss Cal
promptly obtain q supply Of guupO~dsr Tor blastue
plrpO5ss Coal hAs become very ssAfce commodity here
srsady, aud prices sl be higher than kno-n, il
something IS speedily dOle to Increase the produe
u5a Il hoped that the Secretary OF War ~i respond
faVorAoly TO the application which las been made 10 bin
~, an adequate supply Of guupo~dsr for toe mines
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21

sASDsRs Os = MIs-ioS Geosge n Sanders hrs goce
to Europe to execute contract Tor the GoS=rumeuI To-
the delivery Of iron clad steamers. Mr.. saajers
has tSO sous IN cur army One Llls Snler, lad Of
eighteen 10 Forrests cavalry, greatly Distinguished him
ss 1t Fort Doaslson sod at ShioL aud has s been
pssmoisd to GeulsuAucy. The o'hsr ks Reid SANDER
brigade qlaTtermastsr on General Ha~es' 81 d They
are both most gallant aud ehivAlrOus young lnpD aud
have fought their ssy up from the ranks.
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s'A1EEg FsGls Ia s1XsNGHOn
New Arr.augepp emf.

NH ami after gist of Apnl Packet tzas-.IrnryA
FJ,.z VII ihrodoh 10 LesilsiOn veil H2EsSHrI1T
~ LylahtJ -ul tuohsuhn.
To- grot'.y!- o. 40 To Lexington tsb
o. IypcltuIs LIS To Buchanan AT
I,y, guout aa usual at r a. Monday, wvinrsday and
f rl,rl f,.bgiy 20 90 houss and Lexington aud Much
annn r. ~ OF the second dsy.
GITsA
VIII accompany through Boat far 0olambiA 70 avoid
GRO rdlng and 10 siye each passenger berth.
Leave Lexington and psehsnAn At ~ Monday, weinet
duy and Yday - nehburg 10 ~ hours and Richmond
a. hours.
Below sec ume Of GrrVA aoi Pare be,ueSn Richmond and
Lynolbur4;