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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-10


BEEF fATTLE-Are in active dem md fo bu che ing ur.
poses and none of have been ought
prices readily ott We gu tie on the hooi at lo5
to l23 cents per 10. for net meat a, ia qlali '.
BEtsWAX Sells IN the sma way X 10 20 nprlh
BACoN-The maIk.t is poorly supeed and pric ule
very i2h Ihe ceipts Ter tn week have beer conted
ranging from q to rs cents tor hog round nta
per Ii, for hans
E->uba sells from store at 10 to rs Cents per h.
CANDl Shallow % to 80 cents PEI b. as is quantity.
COHN 81 Ais 10 ngh supply, aud sells The gra-
naries at S. IS per hnsbel in quantities to
oRN is IN smtI stock ana the receipts meagre.-
We tote at s. to 81 05 per bush-I
GGs Sci f ON carts at 20 70 cents per dozen.
FLoURIheIe arriving ii her by rv,r railroad
in the come almost 4pt,reiy
bare. We moderat+ denau qroe at $40 90
to SO IS for eupef and . per ID for iam ~.
L,R is scarce, aud sells a q q cts per Id.
MoLAssEs.-tne or two smal los-h have been received
from New orleans, and is selling tlom oe al 81 IS per
NAILS 5 to SIS pr key,
OATS Ate III dem nd d to SIS cents per bu,lel,
OsNABURGs IS 20 zS 'en't der ard.
PEAsire wanef and Cow sell re dly at 81 O5 to 81 10
P,uLrkY he market is poorly supplied, ond prices
rnl On We quote fowl at q 10 81 eats each accord
PORK Fresb sells 70 III carts o. IA IS cents Der h.
PoTAT Eel at e 81 tor hh and 80 81 per
Clean sells from at to 81 cents per h., by
the tx.
srGAs-Ts in light stock, and qrote Orleans at
! 10 to 2 cen per 10 tor pri up >lo" VIII 1e
AlT-sound made is in SINAI s.o'k, sells at IA SO
sHE rNG-27 to q cents pe~ yard b. t e bale.
! YARN os 10 10, 42@ ~ q 5 per 10.
| IALAuw-ftlis At IL IL is Gents 10,
CHARLOTTE, Ap i7-No cotton ,fy.I g and there ia
/ little demand
Fl SOD 81 50 +, 81 = per sack, and in demand
| Nhed s. 60 81 20 d 80 dem2nl
/ Orn ceAts-t 1Ir supply.
| Bacon " rs cents; Lard % an wanted
Mh skey i, 40 put s 80 Hon uruch ofe ing.
Trade Was ratler dull he past week, AMI pro-
duCe OF any XII ID offered.
| FAYETTEVILLE, pril bacon a.
| Beef atCle-ln demand.
| BeeswaX 20 cts
| Cons 30 to | 10.
| C1ton No rIVas to report.
Coat Yarns s.; SheeIgs Il to Is by the quantity
"a II irt ngs %.
Cotton Ba ging- 80 cts.
Candies -Fayett-v lie mould So.
Flour Receipts very light; Family so 60 to 10 20,
Super $lJ 70 To 10 so
| Hides Dry, %; green
! lr"n.-S 50 edeS, - to % by the quantity.
! liish Foa-oes-9I 80 t. 2 50 pe- rnsuei,
MolaSees-$l 80, y. .. Sy0p 81 Is.
Mai 5 $l4 to IS per ktg
| Pok.-Very mach want 4.
| Peas-5t 10 | 10. Rye S! 30 Oats 6j.
Rice 4 t, Al ), nts b. Ile K
Sugar-A lot IS h ds On market last week common
brown br5ughJ - best graIe % 10 2l3, y hAd.
| Sslt--Ver, scarce.
spr Peach Bsanay 50; N. C. apple s. 81; Whiskey
81 81 TO L IS.
Sprs IuC Jentine III.
| T4loW 20 TO q.
| WoOl-UnwasHed, 30 to 40.
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In this town. at O'clock this morning Of pneumonia
Lieut. JOHN w. kU&CIMAN. the Is year OF his a. .
The decreased va. born in Charleston c.. but Tor th9
last Is 20 years bad been resident of this town He
entered the service Ia the latter parO May 1861 WIS
appointed to Lientt ucy, in The Cape Fear fl "a H.
{u0w Co. 2, 81 egt n e. troops aud since the o gAu
Eat of the regiment has been IN service h Poum c.
decni 6, and he had recent camp nom
sick turlUugh.
Lieut. K. was highly esteemed by the officers end Of
this regiment, AMI his kid and geheIauy Ceportm n
he won the estetm of a knew hun. his death will
be deeply felt by his friends, but vii prove his
eternal gan.
harles papers p,ease copy.
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Dan Book. III inst.

PERsoNAL,-.fLe Mayor of Washington, N O.,
passed through this cay yesterday to Richmond. He
was escorted by cetactment OF \. q. TrO0ps, who
under orders OF Gen Rams of that State, had arrest
ed his Honor for showmg distinguished donors to the
Yankees alter they had AIKEN pr session OF Washing
ton, partcu ally Geu. Burnside, TO whom he acted as
clcerone gaanllng h!m about the town and adjoining
unfry, and giving important Intelligence as TO the
location OF the country. Hearing OF this conduct on
ia part OF The Washington official, Gen. Ransom sent
L detachment Of ABOUT 40 men, VINO were originally
fom that town, ana Of course thoroughly acquainted
with every b7path OF The place, to arrest him This
they succeeded doing, aud would most prob4bly have
caught Burnside himself had he been in town.
Pete, <burg Express, Tn inst.
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ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-It is almost impossible tt

ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-It is almost impossible to
keep up with the number of Companies that daily
arriving at the Camps near this city. There cannor
b. much short OF ten thousand already there and The
mum Der is daily Increasing The Governor made
call for FIVE thousand volunteers and already than
double that numoer have reported themselves in camp
10 few days it will be treb7d if not quadrupled.-
There is difficulty ia raising men in North Carolina
Her brave SOUS deerned to drive the invader from
her soil
Among thr recent arrivals, We 0oice the Southern
Stars" OF Lincoln county, which served in the lst kegi
meat. 1t has been reUrgsnzad under the following
officers-A. 3. Haynes, Captain D. A. Coon, Isl
Lieut. 20. A. Ramsour and L j. Hoye I'd Liedts-
This Com any is over loo strong.
| CaaWb4 County has also sent another Company
-makiug nearly thousand men sent from this small
county. r3he is exceled by
Rnteigh Spi Il Of the Age, III inst.
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Price again VictOrio ns.

We find the following in the Atlanta Intelligence
of the 4h. We sincerely hope the is correct but
doubt it, No mention OF it is made in any of our Other
exchanges.
We learn from gentleman whom We met last night,
and have every confidence 10 his reliability, that Gen.
Price has achieved another great victory Seges
troops and that the latter aitr suffering terrible loss
had fallen back seventy-fve miles.
We learn, also from the source, that the Ken
lucky troops in Lncolns army 10 Kentucky, had rebel
led Two of the Indiana Regiments were ordered TO
arrest them, when the KentucklaDs fred upon killing
and wounding over 400 OF the IndIanians.
This is glorious news! We have every confidence in
its truth In the absence of Geographic news, are
pleased to give these Joyous items to our readers.
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WOUNDED IN THE tx RMSH UF SATUR AY.--Ihree of our
troops members of Georgia regiment who wound
ed on Saturday in skirmsh with the enemy low Yo k
town. arrived in this city yesterday evening by the York
river train. Two of them wounded IL the the
third i. the head. All three struck by shell thrown
from of the enemy's l2pouDd field howitzrs. The
only of killed in this skrmish struck by
portion of the same shell.
The wounded men conveyed the Georgia Hospi.
tai on Church Hill ich4aond Examiner.
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Translent Adve, sls.ng

In future we shall require PAYMENT IN ADVANCE on
Ill transient advertisements This TsoH not be departed
from IN dnycase Persons sending advertise TO this
Office, will please send The they wish TO invest in
same they viii appear in paper. Our terms are
the FIRST page of the paper, AID be easily seen We
have to pay cash for thing buy and exact it
from others
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TAS RFCEVED ty he s.uefn EHp" S., Vlele On Field
ne Ordnance Manuel ID. OF The officers Of he
COME craze states q e1.tI n
Manual of Mnnary surgery for the Of Surgeon in
The Con states Ar with an Append OF rules
anu s,1tes Army by J. JUN I'm NJ b. IL yised
I'd Edition
Anil 4Lh, l8 2
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military Formation + :Eee,.a as.

lhe formation of regiments goes briskly on at Camp
hangum under the cessf1 management of that en-
eIgstlc and Efficient officer Major General james G.
Martin. Gen. Martin. believe visits the camp every
day, diecog its affairs in person. aud seeing that MOTH
ing Is omitted which is ssary to promote The health
and comfort of The and prepare them at the earliest
possible moment tor eff ;ency in the field There are
now six iuIl regiments formed aud in camp The fol-
lowing have been formed within few days:
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The New York Helotd says that tour Of the ...e5el
eenerals were born in Massachusetts one in New
York, one in Pennsylvania, one in New Jersey, and
one in Ohio
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THE FIRING YEsTERDAY--Ihe heavy canuonsdiug
heard YES erday aflerL oon anothr attempt by the
Lncolnlties irlghten boys al Sewelt's Point.
Verdict before" nobody hurt"-s4ve the Fed
erals, who, il they keep Oh, will exhaust their
treasury 10 the vain attempt tn do something which
cannot be did-No.fok Day Book. nh inst.
INCoLE AND rs FFICERS --Ihe Memphis Avalanche
intelligence om Nashville that The reception OF Lin
Federal officers resigned their commissions and returned
home. Esss
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Tx list NOTICE,

Il a EF@A FNI AOh'
F9SHE UNDERSIGNED having been sppoiated at March
Z Term OF the County COu tai New II mover, TAX l. It
RsCkVEN for the D,riCt f Wi ming on, hereby uOtfes
all pei GUS he found the Huusa
the 30 of pu DO days inclusive from 10
n. l P Nj, aud from to o'clock, y. H., each y,
(SundaJ excepedD tor the purpose Of receiving their
Isx Lists.
the have to be made by the first Of May
List will b received alter The 80 day OF pri g. All
property not given by that dy VIII be Returned de
Iii quent
Mil receive List for any District except Win rgtDn
JLHN j. 'ONtit'
Tar List RecetUp~.
April 3D. 1872. I75-t o AT q % 81
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FaOm kOrt Pillow and Islamu Ten.

The storm OF tuesday night very severe at Fort
Pillow and Island 10. At the former place veral
trees blown down within lines, AMI number
of tents capsizad. No lives lost, however.
At Island 10, the kDawha Vallty was driven from
her moongs the Tennessee Shore toward the Island
She was capsiz in the river, When her bol,rs rolled
overheard, and Ter cabin parted frCm the hull TIE
officers and crew. thirty 10 number, with Lieut. Sanders
OF RHckers battery, succeeded in reaching the floating
wreck, which Heated down the river until within three
or four miles OF New Madrid. Que Of the swan
>hOre aud notified the officer OF the Grampus, who got
steam rescued the whole party and tOWtd the caOln
ashore. The crew lost their entire baggage The he
Soto also blown ashore and lost her rudder buI
she enabled to rpd assistance to the wreck
ed The latter reached the city the Scotland,
which arrived last evening.
With the aid Of glasses it seen that the smoke
stacks OF one OF the euemy's gunboas, and also
their Transports had been blown down during the gale
| The enemy continued to shell the Island at long
range, aud with CO siderable intervals between tier
fires. The bombaIdm, ut continued without resu is.
1t was known that the enemy continued ID occupy
their batteries the Missouri shore. Their force Was
unknown, nor Was anything ascerained Of Their move
ments on land.-MemPhis ApPeGl, 9Th ,nst
FALL OF FoRT CRAIG "A gentleman now here says
the New Orb aus PicayH"e of the 1st Isant, receive
a letter yesterday from san Antonio ia which il wa
stated that authentic intelligence of the surrender
Fort Craig had been received there. TIE CAPT a or
was unconditional. Col. Capby the Federal emu an
der, proposed that hmstf and command be permitett
depart condition that they pledge themselves
serve again during the war but Gen. sibley irsis'e
upon unconditional suren Ter. With the fai OF For
Craig the last vesgt of Federal rule shes nom New
Mexico. We are masters OF that Vast and .ealtl
region, have taken all the eDemys strongholds capture
some four thousand of bis men, besides mmens
amount of provisions for and beast and store
of ammunition and arms. The q,anuties provision
and ammunition must be large Fort Craig sal
to bein condition for six months seige. Adhonor
the Texan Rangers -
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The 4oih elected their hed Ctlcers On Thursday as
follows:
Colonel. Junius Daniel
Lieut.. Cotlna, J. II. Mo'ehe,d, Capt Co. E, 2nd
Regiment,
Major, Andrew J. Boya, Capt. 'Co L. Dist Regi-
ment.
The fed officers Of the other regiments have not been
elected Fwo Companies, Capt = SHOWS of Halifax,
and Capt W. Aiston's, Of Warren, left Raleigh yester
day, route to join the II r. gmtnt, Col Sol. Viii
Hams in Virgin to supply the place of Captains Ke-
nan ard Norment's Companies whose terms had ex-
pred; but who have again been recognized, and no"
form part of the 43d.
Besides the regiments already formed and receiving
constant Instruction. there companies enough to
form two tor regiments, and the cry is still
they North Carolina will send her u quota to
the field and ave hOm that will a'tOnsh her
sister atcs and may vt give Burnside ard his mob Of
negro stealing grave robbers considerable trouble.
Every and every dllar tor tee war; and death to
tAjevish invaders, is the raIlying cry OF the Old
North State.-RuL State journal.
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A s SUCCESSOR To sTOKLkY Z OLDHAM, the Sub
"A scber proposes to cOutmuc the same business at the
-ofice u south " and Fear
Corn ana mills, North W4ter street, Bishops
e-aud hopes meri inc OF pafro age and
confidence hDeraly bestSSe ed upon the la e d IN.
ALEX. OLDHAM.
Wilmington. n. c., Jan. l5th 1852 Il3
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TEIHE co P ARTN heHIP of sTOKLEY h OLDHAM
! dissolved by mutual CONSENT Oh the 81 day Of
January, 1852 alex Oldh tVng pm cha e the entire
properly Of the concern settle all claims,
authoTzed TO receive ali dues
JAMES STOKLEY,
ALkX. OLDHAM.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 18th, 1862
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RECaUIT~ VANIED.

y FEW MORE RkCKUI WAIVED to FL ~ The
a AISLE DaAGOoN~, comp 10 mug the
I'LL War, and T. e , achen GmJuJstoE's BAL slon.
HUUNTt FL EiUNDah.O DO AEts!
In ny absence apply to A Lament i;mington, NJ Q.
n. +. FEN " LII.
April 4th. 1852. l7f-5"
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Commander hUNTER, the Confederate guaboat Gaines
captured the I'd instant off Mobile the Yankee schOou-
er Isabel from Key West for Ship Island manded by
Masters Mate Post u s. n Mr. Post mis- ed his ckoning
entered Mobile Bay instead of the Sound snip
Island. The ISABEL formerly the tender w King.
Charleston COEritr.
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DE says that may web conclude that cur common shirt
unanchng bravery and devotion cur country cause
animated every breast and continue our exertons
until the enemy acknowledge to self
The President deplores the death General Johnston
and says that his loss is reparabe that among the sh
ming hosts of The great and good who now cluster
around the banner of country, there exists puer
Spirits more heroic SOUL than that of the iustous
whose death join yeu ia lamenting.
dispatch from Col Preston says that fninnie ba
the artery of Gen. Johnsons leg he ode until from
the loss Of blood he fell exhausted die6 without pain
in few moments. His body viii be taken to New
Orleans.
There il from the Peninsula to-day, and it is
believed that there has fighting since saturday
has been raiaing all day.
Congress has adopted the following resoutions
esotUed lst That have learned with gratitude to The
Divine Ruler of Nations, of the intelligence Of the great
complete, and brilliant V9tory gained by in Ten
| nessee
Rescued End, That tender thanks Gen. Beau
regard and ali the other surviving officers and prvates Of
that army for their signal exhibition skill and galantry
aud all entitled to gratitude Of their country
Rescued Sd, That the death OF Gen A. S. JohBs af
ects Congress with profound SORROW and obscures
with shade OF sadness at the loes OF officer able
skiilul, and gallant.
MARITAL LAW OVER EAST TENNESSEE proclaimed by
President Davis the 9Th Maj General E. K. Smith
in command of the Department of that portion OF the
State to carry out the Presidents proclamation who will
forthwith establish efficient military police, and will
'orce the following order:
Ali stiation of spirituous liquors positively probibi
ted and the GJstieTes wi forthwith be Closed The sale
OF sirituous liquors Of any kind Is also bed AMI es
Establishments for the sale thereof viii he closed.
THE CoRNrH OR SHILOH BArrLE-ln addition to the dis
patches already published in the Journal learn from
the Richmond Examiner of the Sth inst that two other
dispatches were received other quarters of the War De-
partment confirming in all respects the intelligence Of
victory ard stating that had taken heusand prison
and hundred guns 1t thought in official qua
The Examiner adds
Gen. Beauregard is understood be position give
him the entire cOpTO Of the Tennessee river cutting of
the enemys transports and inerceptiDg his that
direction The enemy thus confined hostile country
broken with mountains and streams OI which the second
grand army of the Mort certainly net exIicate
itself with the and celebrity Of the famous from
the plains of Manassas
THE PENINsULA.-We learn that there has been fight
ing Yorktown since Saturday TIE two armies are
said have been at stand in sight of each other for two
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THE PENINsULA.-We there has been ght-
ing Yol ktown since Saturday. TIE armies are
said to have been at stand in sight Of each other for
days. We presume Gen. Magruder is waiting patiently for
the enemy to show his hand.
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rn.n nn n,t.L.A d.

Lost CA mlsLA ID,
TWO BLANK Mites, signed by myself AMI eudors, d
by Patick supply, ph4ab TO any OF the bhIk
o FsYettevie, il led Up all p-TroDs are c@utoh'u
lo' 70 Use thSnn' q 'u'' "' N' ~ DIV MURPHY.
Fayetteville, April "a 1872 I 10 e - =
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CHASED BY THE RALEIGH--A FEDERAL transport, on
her way to Viewpoints News, was feed at by the Con
federae Steamer Raleigh, on Saturday morning. and
Itfsued by hzr as Tar as it prudent 10 do so.
hrt gunbOafS the assistance Of the transport
end the Raleigh Was forced to retire.
Dam RonE 7th inst
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MAKKEr9, APRlL .

atest dates from LlVeSpJol .......-.... March II
ia'est da'eS rom haVre....... .......... Earch 10
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MARRIED..

In Lupin county thu sdAy q ulr., hy - Max:
WE'LL Ffq. Mr.. z SNlTH, Jr 10 Miss MART4A = MIL.
LER, daughter OF The late joseph r. Miller de- all of
Dup n.
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TIE FRENZY HAVE ABANDONED TITLE FDISTo.-We learn
from Adams Kun. Gen tvaus Heacqna,te s. that the en-
envy, admoEished by tie pun shment Inflicted on
them bv the hoe nhe Legion and TIER compatrios of
Nelson's, MOore's and eavo's commands, ana especially
by Inc TREND ami heroic Palmer, have vanished from Lit
Edsro h of III brilliant victory OF troops
Little Ed 70 is small inlet separated from
the Island, by tie Little EdistO River
(naLrier. 1Lh
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81 GCsts "a ~1,RGs,
kr AA@ 2A4'o"AA JAMES WILSON'S
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THE OPERATIONS OF THE ENEMY The blockading ves
sells eff GEORGETOWN the habit OF sending
their launches Tito creek AID hack Of Cape
lin, tie of the Santee klver. They are
ploed by certain Contrabands who have taken it upoI
themselves the privilege OF leaving their masters
gong to The enemy We hope that these pratica
expeditions will receive cheek
HhHrL on G1urieT 7fh inst.
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tbs EAPPAHANNOCK Frontier --1he Fredericksburg
Hera of the 4h says thtJ h Fcderas sill occup
The country North Of the &ppahannock, in the county of
Fauqur and upper edge Of staff I'd and had not attempt
ed the river mp our last advicea.
We he that lively sk.r ush took place between some
40 Texan and party OF the enemy early erday
nOrniDg above Stad 8. H. One of the Texans is sure
brcU GIT down Colonel of his shots, judging fro m
ha atye of uniform by him. TIE officer tell dead
from his saddle in toll sigh of the Texan,
We have p city good authority thai whilst at Stat
or1 g. the enemy stroyej AID nareated the cords
ct he counyo report is hat they burnt them but this
is lot ell authenticated
Thev also the silver from several private families ii
the neghb0ThOOd and several other acts OF in
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HE YANKEES az hdu giOs tDeir thitvIS1 pr0pen-
stiles with Vim IN tue region of country adj accent
TO Newbern They visiting the farms and carry
log of Tie negroes by hundreds. Mr. Daniel Perry
h.s IDst ali Mr.. j tcOo +. SCOTS farm visited
an officer compelling the negroes to hitch mules and
wagons and carts, and Is negroes all he could
get, were carried off One hund ed OF wloW Byan's
Were carried IF Ia tie manner-3l from Mr.. hc
Daniel all OF MIR. FJscuts, besides hose of dozens oil
gentlemen whose names need tot record.
Il vii not do TO submit to this Wholesale robbery
Some sys ongtt to be at devised for removing
negroes aud her property byoad the reach of tbOs5
thevsh scouudres We only sound he arm
give tn people warning which do and have
heretofore done and The diab)l III Yankees get hold
their gro anything else vii Oh is movable it
will not be fault. 1t Is sy-w0rSe than madaess
il any woman attempting to make crop
where conendng armies qaarteed or carrying on
operations, bat any lands accessible 10 The
enemy All such negroes as are not at once removed
will soon be in the embraces of the Yankees, and
thereafter be carrying againsf Let the people
wake up before all be lost.-Stute J,urnGL
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BETHEL, 1ITH REGIMENT.
Colonel, C. Lov-nthr0pe OF KuI her'oId.
Lieut.. Col nell VIM. A owens of .Mecklenburg.
Major, Nm A Etiasou Of irr6eiI
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LATER FROM NAsHvlLLE.-We learn from parties
who lett Nashville late Saturday. that the gunboat
and transports at that place had found it necessary to
leave on account of the low stage OF water.
The army at Columbia had crossed Duck river, and
had reached Mount Pleasant on Monday, on the road
leading towards Savannah, where they would probably
arrive to-day tomorrow. McUook and Nelson Were
ID command Of the advance. Gen. Buell. was bringing
up the rear, and had arrived at Columbia.
Memphis Appeal, 3D. inst.
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Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 18th, 1862