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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
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cenfen Sun:e3. ntl&ts btT|tltsn" lffaar ::cts
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bantlune tanfsn unp rie B.bauptunp
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Merlfansrn len s~rdulainaen QuaIen u'
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tu@@riftsn's 76eA man tiss Watnen bon
amet .@agsant4M ajors uno sinem Cor
poral pcs 1rfen 3ouup.ns8 atuilons unr
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usbsiaenr Daeurh. rsttb Die Bsbauptunq
wtbtsTsai,: 20, 8.bs tint Dtftttturs in efi
froni5Gl&en Nrmee.
! Sn puetta oltir,t foatn ffd msbr ale
600: Dsfsrtsurs' b.fnesu. -: "tnrs.
Die GsrdnSoffstna' fdAbatths nod ina &c
1s;neIfat.M stttn+ BON ,uftta,, UNI b tfsb;
eaB IL am IA. mdrJ tta.n Anert6, .pul
ient ,'@tott madensipoatei, rall.tnsnu d
ben. pr Dauapfu s9'9lQisr"; pteersmeaer
wtrtbt.n,, ttf'btes gum -: Mdra oon'te
9ltfnee rnetttn, mar an! rienemi EaBt nod
ten# anaraF, esaa,aoddtf nofpsn1., ,.' 1.a:
:DkMsrifanildts 81 rbuf nnb btt .28nC
Mann Harfe Gaoourrte uno Gen. 60
n1onfort .fahbtrt iba t6an Mauth;istmu
"a Weilsn por putttu; un Der 6arfrabs
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
-W66entlt0tr marttbett1t.
Office SIS .Dentcfrattr" ., 9

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Der Marlt mar pd:rsnb b,r Du3s 1uttg pn1%
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Fprtk Gab In ben lrsttts9 a9sn ftfeI stptfes.
MI einsr Met8une AVN @tstsenf Der .ge.tatt
FAN Welen IL lseftlein unb fogfH Die 3ufubreg
tar BE ndaatn itst sDo&,h IS ta1fne ausfuL'
rtsn, 70 mdd.n' 81; yrstft RttAta.S 7.7> y"
gon Gtleaeo mtrbE tanttbe teri&tetp En 81
Tew.yerit u AlReJbll I'm 1o-r45etnsh aDttFe:an
2-3t etaiseen,. uni. Ipenn bic ,DstreibeausfutE
10 Oh. dlt. vi. btsbtt, u Nib vi @etinsortaN
bic iaT GInte fttr ltttn ffe1n.- TT7o ~
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II tunseoeyNte 1aph prefei fps, fef. i: e-9"Fs J.
@stddlts Gna ti@ tm Nqesufiusn, gut uni.
Die AuSlifttn flr cine CUTE Safon Gnb .9anRtg.
Dds' Better ii far tt eaat f.br. ,Sanfts; nnb
PER irab stfdes Bsasu't IL f&ensaafsssanseae
unit ff,tt tttr spt aus. ~ ~ =: =; ."~
/. Golaenbss zinhl btsrl beuttsen Hrpbuttenpreilts
Rail fit ~ $3.50 ttf $3.50 Wbctefalt. n
&C. 90 ts 81. 90 wttafI. . A-'~ 'r"
@ttJen, gutter aBet3en tffnl gseesr RAD
frase ju 85e,btS $l:05; 70-80t. fir ssp6tnlt.
'Gen.. r. ----. r., 1872
-@uRe rnputpen III s. 10 III 81 II.
l. .Rorn. ncnninsn 80 bis 35e. D%
r~@afe,1 ju+ s5A5ee.- "
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
-Mebsllen2streifsus mad M1egifu.

~Mebsnen2streifsus mad wfegifp.
ElAus. Der .Mw-Drlsaas. .Gra" pom |. aprtl.
|. ANTS, Mdfa' f1iag db.r(arttt eth Sc
bsaen.rupp pom ,unasfdbr $50 Wann PEI
Rio @rnnre an letner Manrune. nod
Wtrifo hinsin uneenabm'"e en~ Otnf &
e.. Dap,p ,Eerae Rsfttrfsgmv9ff
peIl- Gaphdu %. Us. M~onteomsrp pcn
(elben Ntgtmsnt unit bret. Solcatsn &c
Efan8tn.' uns.fdbr $50 Bia@tIinee lager
bort, BE auf cine @tlts.nbtit, on Bor'
oss 6onrurus" A. %8stau0suj tpartsten
tnpem fe bur@ bae+:unfr,unoltte~ Wenf'
|baran pstbinptrt ,pt4frsn. ettut. &upisf
unp Capt. 6ou1on ehtmiidten auf ben
Dampfer. ,porauf fe unmttsItar mad
@alos1on ab0tnaen uno Die BaIte "Mr
thur" nit 3urddtra&tsn. Die meritant
|iaen Btb0rren perlansteh (ofort NE &us'
lteftrun0 Der msa8efdnapptsn@ @tfomae,
men,. Dsmssmdb tpurren am 18. Obe1f
Dapts uno tte ortt Solpatsn: Dot eu
Rebeuun ,ptstsr nad Matamoras aebradt
5ts lt.fertsn isboh zen Gapitdn Wont9o
merY ntat aus unp la9tsn au& nidi, ~
ct (et.' pripatnadridttn idptn, rab II
Don ben Rebsusn ssbdnat wurce, uot
aud un3ptifdbaft pabr IT,. ObetR %
eiissFs, ms &apt. eMenteomerp wurpen I'm
bts Gomman eanttn wt99e(dnappt
OberfHtut:EStMt'S tdntil, 0a3t~6ouaor
une 2hut. Ruoieh enteinesn" NIT ,tnappt'
Notbr Ben maroptrsnosn 8srrdibsrn. Diei'
[brei 9ffatere ttisben earauf NIT stpeu
baltsa DuS,nb Wrifanern. unasfdbr 81
Mebeusn por. ben, 6aule bes @ommanbdtt
ten pee uno fnd& Dem. Bla6e. feuertn
auf pieleIben unb ptrtpuaettsH 3 oper 4
wopon 2 am lslben ,Mbsne Narbeu. 81
anrtret We ,duf btfs auu6aut;6 taJu b,
~tl.insn Onfdaft psrborasn laB'n. fame
hest aum @or(detn. battsn ben :plob pou
Rdnoie umrtnpt uuno VIZ 0f6atett pne ,tbr
|~tlsine> S&aar M.rifantr s>sntwaFnsf. -
Na4 .Nhslieftrun9 ,oer, ,9sfan9ensn Sff'
tatert turb ptt Rttttlsu wurpfu ptsGtd8t
hinge, f16 aulamuer, an 8ero oss Dam
pfere 9sbro@f. -,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

@&1kblt&' 'bfmettsn tpir bIfr;u, bo6
Gen. 3upa1c, 6aupttueenieur btt Der
potouaat artitt: tpar unb'ba6 ooFfebenter
Butdt Der autinfat IT, ri User ptnGsIo<
suataef, rfr baltinf.f btr1 netfF(aa tneS::
&cmmittee porltsat; MeGlelah' bat fsine
Bui9te Der Gorpsflb1et stngtanrt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

mtp,reaao: btnaberb,tsS.mfban q
,par fdon eauaoIS tlatr,. bbdb ale per Geint
I4 1af anferti ttntln 6laaslttdtf. II all'
i.int' Mtttel, bte II BATH. tdnfranbte. ell
ariftn amttstbrss -Sanjen Ma&t an unit
bod .trieSenl tstr ffs NIT pret Gdnfteln. !uns.
(srer Trullpprus;n aurtid. Dtr bdtten' ttbnen
na&lesen unp. alet&isNi9 IL apesrn 3psi
Gdnf,sl VT Mrmd' bsrater6finbHar fouen.
Ma&bsm Is t,tahnF tporren mar. ee6
WeDeptQ mad Chem anetrn Auattfs
t,otpsri "a, jpar i'll { ssitsts ahai&aaif
0emsbyuhs tsr Atmse pur6 tbn pprban.
s sf~: s:'' 81 d's4 S'at,t ' si'td rte i'd 10
pur&r CONTRIBUTION, ai,o eur& Qouesntr@
ttea nar'M'F$ ssr 1tpppsn iosfs BfaYs
Der suesnbltd' nor Tba, b~a.stbanee!t
psrren mu6tr.n" Or U.tnb" natm oie
Snthptist.s D.fs; strese Is NJ did na
unt 10 81 ansasxtU tp wo1lte
@dre porter-inH bet5N a&N uss>26. Stunt
suradtsorbsrt atorsen, l(c. ndrre nnltrs
Nrmu .amfre&tsn -ufsr be- @btdobomtnp
eouctutrirt espsf:n lstn, .pabrenp utns9:
firms am.t corps. Der fttnrt&tn '4tmss
auf ben, linton .trlisr Aept{en wdren. @el'
den @ours NIT bann aud ietn8sf&Iaeen
b%dtten.- fl Is s9ees1, 3t&moup uno ben
Iteil Der Nruaee an, re@tsn ,ufer, uoer4l et
[ss foelet@ ppqd BEN .SamseauB. -to
bdtt.n ptr: ,tins~ eonesntrtrt armee 'unp
.bie bette Nusfat ouf triQanttn- Grfola
asbobt; fe1tR' db.r. roo MIR ni6tS. trrei@t
tduen, 70 bdttsn MFR uns am Morasn pes
at. temlelben plabs tefunren,,, rrtt
am -.-Sbt6 28fen, ~~-~yEAap'nus
elmer ssr~lsisn.,: 66Ia&t suaesrinssfsst.
imuueenen: RAdtu8es. Opsr, marin ets
.Eb.kRiaten 9intrr, auel@s Is en-. d Den
3'wtd aufatporfen tporpen-' suaren, nuE
Son 20. 1000 Mdnn.bsftbt rtptftn, mas
lei&t bite xyee[6ebta tynuFnl z4{es :tdtten
utr ouf st anbirn 6sittt init $4,000 an
aatt NIT $4,000 Mann fdmpfen :ffnntn.
Octr entlt@, mdren BE :2tnten psrla7.n
porptn. 70 tdtttns pirs nit, unftym 5alt
am redten uftr stts sgbtddtonfinp rem
Beinb auf beu1 linttn llftt f&laasn. un,
lere Goiuai u,unicatton- mieper er5fntn. Al
ErQdtebxu unt Mi@mopb n.buen ,t1nnsn.
+; ater;; |ffoirit ts' mar, tdtnpfte'b H' Gttno
init. leinsr ean3en Ma@t->mit @usuab'
me .tnss 'tlstnen Corps. has, 'um tns ju
.tdui9ea. IN unisrr Gront gela0en nal
u,p ptt nit nur q. 900 Mann,% ,afie nit
pulorm tine S&ladt une 5000 Mann.
'Dttfe 'Ntettrtug. 4triet utiS' uon unfrer
poGhon, ,lune unltre !Groberuneserpeets
ton r,ubte 'iI& sor elmer nt&t 9r66srsn
Wa&t, als tben %ansessben, mad sIntu
e;3uR udtsprte umieben,7 ,i1;y
rSu Anbetra&t9 bsr lana.n 3eit,swel@e
un}ere 4Opaationen Dol 8idmonoe mob
men, tdil.' Dbftt' 9ouie batfiat' tretren
maHen, (omte ard II oosr q punfte an
rer Gt{.utabn mad nsm @%bidabomtny
Daour6 ,udre unf,re Armee In ZEN Stono
eelsbt goreen, 1& auf ,ieper Selte ~ees
6luGes 'bdfebie 3u eouetntrtrtn uno BIT
Nisrsrase ON q. tpdr, nt@t "pores'or'
sis sic arn,,,., , naa4 ben, Sam s9laum,ts5 flue .ae :,
fummen mar, tennte man, pbne propbet
III 4.in,,Flet&t ete. Nietstlaet poraQe}ttsn;
pel&e unlere @o@e nlsteen mu6te. Die
Nrmee wat pectmIt iunp. eptmutbigtss Cd
war no.tptntfg,sf III %ndt&' Wufbin8ton ~
piriairen, neil Elm Nnarif auf~eie5. Bun.
resbauptfabt ui@t ltitt ,>amsbletbsn
fonnte."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
-; N. "a ssAS&g VI - psa y..fy fsfT
aen. xs4rnarSS fSfapyDrt, iibtr tben
M0c0leIansfAsit TtJt3t8.-

= IWSH W<sSdaU. ,e~.4
CINE psr 6auptutia&snseeS .sNtblsf l
at.ns 'bisfss Gslosiass marble . syfe,aats
Ssuerubs alnibdtialsit YQeQitaans 4 gon
Mups 1851 tis aprtf 1902 GIN ott'
b,aioust.tee ystlanat f&ututtss panesl u .
ale traeuprein aaterer: 81 Nos. lool
par dc pcteHae Mruse - frifaessrdftst'
nj. ieuals,, ulno loon Monats mar rsr
Yotemas.pon stnem l&na&sn gstnes an
stdbts lninisrr,.sr iupObtlsn Aruee Don 150s'
OOO Ronns blodtrt stporetn.
,5tsm Biusri861 n 1852 bdttt 9yletss
fol( 1.tht'aenodnu,sin .perbea UnneN.D t.
Walint uub bae faup perlalelsu g y wy
bftss Mi.itt2 rpartu' trst&li& spesbunetH:
Datt o,ttee al.,ff&ditttn, lestpdtes aud nte BEL
Mestimat t1fdittnein,, bon pt0sn' Grbaauns
nan pau,als (&cn, rrubte., ~. , : :.,:~::'s =. :
:S(9u pem Committees srt6t 4. g. an
omperen s@teaeno eeseist. eas wte9lsaa'
G& In teisen GdQtn 'wtpsrfsstt, ,,utA 'ol@'
Wdbntb d, uliaiatu I'd 'stn.m aueemstnsn
GonRtdte t!).fattsn tann'sn.) " - :,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
QuttfunQt11.

(Wir ,usrpea tanhtaauf folseass@ etit
qutttiren, 70 -ba6 jseer ,&bonaenA ~8tei&
aus Aetnsr Auinunss Alisbl, bic mana ~sr
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

Sai 1senefeS ans ,9afe11k sinssss
ensGg snip69iSna ettldnsa4 III 4 0&falAek,alei
a~ss!slaAafsse aasrs.ittt4!ts "a krsfF hslaaRttt
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

U1E XyJtlet:- SWvJlu .Iss4shW 9&ss$
M6tt ib,t,6 a,,tdItb,n, @ostpdtesa aud ME Der
Mesrimae trfditnen, bon pt6snGrbaunns
,,au pdu,als, (&cn, rubte.., r. ~, =; :~::'s ~ ! ;
.sCsn e.m Gouu,itiss, Bsrt&t u 90 an
anpereu 26teIen AeaeiDt. on6 WeQlsuan
G& In b.isen GdQtn 'uSicsrftstt 'rttl iol@s
Wdkn.bn,uiaatnu I'D 'stnem z%aaBemstnsn
GonRtdxt!).fabts fann'sn.). " - - =:
Il -. e 1870 r-s 49, --
'aur> 3eiL ole be potornac aruee ouf
Der bulbtnlel lanpste, tpar, oie> fsinclt@s
grnte auf ti.i1er Chit Ste:urar esnno'
raliGrt purd Ole Ntsrtrtdstu bit Pert
Moyal. drill Spttns. Gorlz6snrp, gorl
DpnelIpn r. ,Npanoie+ 9slanh: uuD .'psa
Nirae, uub ~yeputtrt eur4 3rantbstten,
BERNIE In 1Saadtsnt: unt opl4Erm Nb.
lauf Der Ditna,sit.os Das Gonieriptions'
a,(,b rar, I'm 9apen4 nod. ntadt tpallrt.
~ntasph,fte nut. .i" >kliasn> @'if.;
ft9, s1uis pi. Rst.ufou tur@fmmaf tau Ct
iuaraeu: Die>bsnn fonnte IS ae(dsbm,
oae Der Gag ets anfanses' res Gslosuass
Differ 'pra&tuoaen potonnaeurnsee Der aaa
oss DleonauEebtns 'unp ces" Grfarfsns'
per NebeQen(a@e spuree, 1pel6e- In ~een.
{slben= @"raee=pon=nun an gerteb. IN rels'
&sus @eGieIan 20 an Ebdtisfeit fsblsn
4teb42
sD{t Qtuten BON gorttomn bdtfen ID
u,als an6egriFen@ werosn mtahets5 GIT
waren NUT fawa@ befsst.s lgqrttopn
nor bau,als pon b6dfeaS 16.0OO Nebtl<
len asbalten. mte Der 8srt&t bewetit.)
Mutt uno 'Ma9t mdrtn< taufL 4rn4rtt
6ettt.' @tlbf etn mtetuusehsr anetIF
bdtte nt&t 70 febr urfrt' Arunee bsmoralt
fit, ais Die pnfaete Bela0erun9.@
.unltrs Trupptn aber mu6ten . 8o&en
lana @&an3tn eraben. peer In ben Sam<
pfen Don @arntd lteeeu. Die Bsla9s<
runs lttbR fo1ete uns Jnur psnt &c: 9suts,
ater Rrantbatsn puimirten bic Mrnte
fur&tbar une pemofalifrten IT, slet&3st'
tia. Die ;btttersu Gra&te tisfn 4 Wos
den :1no bic isBt :na&balttB. 8ir fab1>
te, stue {dlsdtere Mrmse uonIyort!orpu
.rea;; ale ,ptr pcrttin ssfatrt }battsr.
l6atien nit, yorttown7 bslaserny pollen'
70 bitten tpir|oforaf MtltrssB aitett nasfpte:
len laNtnS iea<,.5 Dad bdtte eie Irpppsn
tn(pirirt unit menteer A1bstt ssto0et. un*
ftre I-ruppen bitten ednn ben Rubm Bes
babx, btn 1GJeinp tefspt III baben, trdtreuo
pur@ We@lsQans foRbare Spsraitonen
Der Telnp b6& lt.ns aus 8luabsi'sradf&'
ten (fi~kt" berp<esn lief, Der >ptab; tn Ger
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

Elonnte lie .abtI ksbrunsdhftssn Herrdtns vsSel
ni4i balfen, 3tnbsnsFs II BON beeeatenh lbsls9snsl
Stvitlr6ften atsYfl9elt, unb betpate Nuita8tl
wurbt. unfer Nsriuf al EDbtrn, geftuutbetel
unb 8srmtsien IN nt&tl atfs 100; Ddtr,nbf btl
istnbltdsI weuteatns bIstanl ~ sroe dttn MUS
!. Der gBetnb purbs gauf aaeM Gstteln Aurtd8tlata'
gen unb bio 3uI Duntetttit vsTfclgt. Capt W!
SHtsre yon',4.. rssutdttRSy assotnaent shabna bh
Bdtttts unp BIZ @tfanetusn.3 ~ cnsherltstsret
brdtt IL II eina 30 Elm. qZiG1l4afEn1i
- 8. @ranse,. @sa. mMs'ff.. a-I%s
.,.,,, Us Ro[entrau ,. @tn.. tNat:
Wafstnaten T.: asrtl;
feline @t1snatlon! stneerdGttat. ~ ~: !.
/ Doc RrisBsbepartsmsnt bat tntf6tsbsnr BOP
Die @mmuetrpns! bst 3mtiiabrs ,Seteaten BON
loren Gtntrttt IL ben 9tr. staassn Dtsnf batt'
Es4 50 f12s aprt1.
= Or DnrapfsrG aSpauletns" fam: bouts son
Worsbsab Qitp an.i .hEE-! - #iA1.
@eatrn erbteltu,an teint ,Ntttbttlun9 eonys-
u,rtdFfn Rtp ytfn. 1000 hPana, BE Dafttns'
ton pon'Nsps Bert, aus ~ trret&su. tudstsn,
murbtn an, Mtt.pot 8 Wttltn melt NIT stisr7
9srlua. BON SO. UPann juradstfdtaesn., M.
Die ltbttn Na1rthten uon Btdtr lager pap
tR Mtbtutn unter DaFtnaIdaanbsf aees ets
llsbsreabe BON @afttugton "forbertsn. softer
antmortste auf biets NnRunen. muir turts Dte
R,bslsn m0htsn 7leinst DaFtEai4fanhsFae9sn
mtbr f6fd,n. TN @saenfa1e wtFee It he 8sfan'
gen nstm.n: Dsnn Ne Dafbtneton tabsn mol
len, 70 u,S&ten 6e iommen anb 81 nsbuneH.
@sbeo.nsD spsi@su.
Gbarlefon, 9. Nyrtl.
@sn. 92altsr ssraer'e e'tttn .Moreen st"sa 's'
waTnes1S Dampf.r tn Gcofatu Gluf..
91es rubtg. 6 Wont.ors uno bic "Srcn|leee"
lise,n tnnsrbalb ber Hasre, p Meilsn pon ynr'
5umter. Or Gstnb -pQrttt auf nsut- Mai3t',
rmr'. ~6Szzerpetots '3u bshf1 Mgf3
fur ben MH9rlf. 3+ tetnolt4e 3u8san baben
Jort Suu.ttr 9strofer. r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-06

Wounded and missing-2d Lieut. Inman, Corpl
Wounded-sergt A f Floyd, Corp lnman, Private G
W Dawkins
Mssing-sergt D Watson, Privates Il Edwards, Har,
man, b Kechan, Wright.
Co. E-Capt John Moore commanding.
Killed-Privates G A Garriss, John Wells.
tin, Privates G 81 Groom, Lewis, CT Prdgen.
Wounded and missing-Privates L. II halpass, j Wood
cock
Missing--Capt John Moore, sergtsJ NJ Moore. G W
Woodcock Priyates D Mashburn Pridgen, Stanton,
Nj A Taylor z Durham, R Reeves W Covipgton NJ
G Smith.
Co. Capt A A Mofit commanding.
Killed-lst 1t W McGregor.
wounded and miasng-Private b Thrower.
Missng-Capt A Mofitt, I'd 1t John W Stewart, Pri-
Yates a McNeill, ameron, Lovelace.
Co. G-Capt Poisson commanding.
Wounded Sergt Averirt.
Wounded and missing-ist Lit W Nixon, Private W q
Dyer.
Missing -Prvatss W Camp, W Dancy, W Flowers, G
W Carlton.
90 H-Cspt NJ wooten. commanding:
Klled-Prvate r Woodel.
Wounded and Missing-Sergt Hall, Privates q Bare
foot, r Jackson.
Missing-Privates r Baldwin Hinson. T Harriss,
Green, Long, J Mitchell, ] W Tedder Bull
lard, Hail. & watkins, NJ hcKeel.
Co. Lieut. VIM g Nixon Go. g. commanding:
WOunded-PIiVate Fryar.
Wounded and Missng-PrNate J Beggarly.
Missng-Corpl W Wells. Priva,es j T Blantop, f N
Ca6ey, W Snow. Bland, Riggs, Quinn.
Co. k-Lieut + Robinson commanding
der, r Lollar.
Wounded and Missng-Pr ivates Alex Campbell Gil
lespie, Ingram.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-06
Warren County Homo Guards.
j. p. BENJAMIN,
Secretary of State.

On Saturday, the 10Th inst, the adjourned meeting
for TIL organization Of Home Guards assembled al the
Court house in WaTeDtOn. large number OF Gill
ns were in attendance and reports were received from
every CAPTAINS district in the county except two A
large number of names enrolled and the returns OF
the OF single ard double barrelied guns qulte
satisfactory There is 0Oubf, al least two hundred
available clzaus exempt fIOm all military duty, are
ready anu Wiling gaHiZa for the protection OF their
HON. aud propnrry. \ Milan, Esq, was IN the chair
Alter tie routine business was disposed OF, the Il ST
company of the Warren Home Guards was organ zed
by the unanimous election OF Join L. Williams, OF
WarCuran, as Captain. The following resolution was
adopt d
Rsoc~d That rspectfmly suggest to our sister
Z ne GraGd- tor mutual protection.
Firth proceedings then postponed until Tuesday
the Is instant, when the other vheera ud be elGtea'
On N ,tioa, Capt. Williams z. q. Goodioe and w A
Walsh were appointed p committee TO communicate
and q supply ana ammunition, and TO take such
orhr may De necessary 10 place the company
G. Goodoo rn.n submitted series of resolutions for
the GRAFTON Of tie meeting The hrSt resolution as
originally proposed pointed "a portion OF
press of state but this not being considered oy
the meering sufficiently specific, It was amended on mo-
ton OF d. PrchaJd and beng then seVeraly read, the
resrIui unanimously adopted
ReSorsd That ~ citizens deeply interested in for the
Success q present Just and war the attain
et Southern independence We feel called upon to de
nouGce tn strongest terms the taitOrous course pur
sued bv the EDITOR the North Carolina Standard as dis
graceful North Carolina and emnenty dangerous to the
Confede-aCy. We therefore RESPECTFULLY call up
on the Executive Of the State suppress the treason, or
remove traitor beyond the limits of the Confederacy
ResOlUtd That the Executive of the State should incur
any responsibility in carrying out the above res
otion we hereby pledge ourselves to sustain the act by
every within our power as one necessary TO the
dearest i8tcrest3 ana safety o. the State.
ReSoLUed That portion of the citizens OF the south
ern Conederacy sOeny pledge ourselves to sacrhce
our last ard last dollar sooner thai accept any
terms Of the absolute aforementioned independence
Southern Contederacy and that we will consider
any body of advocating course adverse 10
that glorious and necessary to be hostile 70
the best interests of the country, aud justly liable TO all
the penalties incurred by convicted traitors. ,, .
ReoiUd That the Secretary be requested to forward
copy OF ouT proceedings to the State Journal with re-
kee domination and domestic treason, viii copy them
n. MILAN, Charm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-06
A Scene In Cont.

The Richmond Enquirer of Friday has the follow
ing report. We imagine that the blockade can be rur
elsewhere than in Wilmington
MAYORS COURT Thursday, July 30.-Nathanie T
Marks charged with receiving forty-three pounds
of nails, knowing the to have been stolen from
B. Lipscomb.
Mr. Gilmer appeared as counsel for Mr. Marks
It was proven that the accused had bought the
nails from negro who worked at the shop of Mr.
Lipscomb.
The Mayor discharged Mr.. Marks from the accuse
ton of the felony but fined him twenty dollars for deal
ing with negro
Just here Mr.. Wootten came in a great hurry coat
sleeves rolled up, and accompanied by friend with
brace of dragon revovers buckled around him and
tered the bar.
Mr.. Wootten.-Your Honor, was the first counsel
in this case
Mayor.-The case is done with, sir, and the man
discharged. l have nothing further to do with the
matter.
Mr. Wootten, Cleaning over the bar and selling Mr.
Marks by the arm See here, Mr.. Marks, I'm your
counsel pay that twenty dollars was your coun-
sci yesterday, you know, sir, (Mr. Marks pulled away
and started out) Your Honor
Mayor-Mr. Wootten, this is no place to settle such
matters. Sit down, sir
MIR. Wootten.-But / want to say few words to
you.
Mayor can't hear it, sir; it is not legal ques-
ton. Wait till get through with my docket.
Mr.. Wootten-It ia legal question, aud you will
so decide it. You lawyer and so am l. l have
been recognized lawyer, at least by gentlemen, If
not by rascals.-( Starting out.)
Mayor.-C Come back here Mr.. Wootten. What do
you mean by such language? What was that you said,
sir?
Mr. Wootten-I said, sir, was recognized as a
lawyer by gentlemen, if not by rascals.
Mayor.-Did you apply that remark to me, sir .?
Mr.. Wootten.-No sir ! | meant -.
Mayor want to hear more, sir ! sit down
Mr.. Wootten.-You have no authority to tell me to
sit down or stand up.
Mayor.-Yes, sir, l have the authority; l have the
right to order you oct of this room, and you to
be done with this thing-I mean to have order here
and to do my duty in this room, and will not be dis
turbed.
Friend with the big revolvers-(to Wootten) Just
give me the privilege I'll talk for you.
Mr. Wootten-No! You mnd-let's go.
Mr. Wootten-(to the Mayor)-I don't want te
disturb the court.
Exit lawyer Wootten, friend, revolvers, sc.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-06
From the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle & Sentinel
The mississippi Troops.


few days since inconsderate person sent over
the telegraph wires the announcement that the Misss
sippi troops were deserting Johnsons army in large
numbers and going home. Thereupon, some very in
considerable editors commenced giving their views upon
the subject; and endeayored if possible to make mat
tiers worse than they would have been even it the
nouncement had been true in every particular. Know
ing full we'll the character of the Mississippi troops and
the weLmerted reputation they have always had for
bravery we the time doubted the correctness of the
report put in circulation, and thought that those ed
tors who commenced abusing them upon q mere tee-
graphic rumor exhibited but it'll dscfetion-to say
the least.
A gentleman just from Mississippi has given true
statement of the case From his account it appears
that the soldiers who went home the paroed Vcks
burg prisoners, who cannot fight until exchanged and
who had perfect right to pursue the they did.
Those editors who have made a mountain out OF a
mole hill will do we'll if they will correct the false
rumors they have published, and remove the
impressions they have made the minds OF their
readers
All accounts from Mississippi in proving that
the spirit of the soldiers from that State is not IN the
least dampened in consequence Of the disaster
our arms in that section. On the contrary the out
RACES that have been committed on their families homes
and property, will only ncite them to brave other dan
gers and endure greater surngs in order to be able
to punish the vandas who have despoiled their inher
tance. They will need urging, after few days
rest and the fact of their having been exchanged is
properly made known, to rally at the call of General
JotlstOn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-06
Aug ust, 5th, 1868.
Head Quarters Enrolling Office,
FOURTH Cong RESsIOHAL DISTRICT, N. O.,
WilmIncann n Ana & 1853

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, N, G.,
Wilmington, N. aug 3, 1863. }
TN ACCORDANCE with orders from Comuandant Con
L scripts for North Carolina Commanding officers OF
Regiments comprising The Fourth Congressional District
requested assemble their Regiments at the following
times and places 49,
New Harove1-22nd Regiment August Goth and 2lst at
Wilmington.
New Banover-23d Regiment, August 22nd, at Winning
Brurswick-56th Regiment, gust 24th 25th and 26,h
Coumbus-57th Regiment, 3lst Aug. and Sept. lst and
Robeson-58th Regiment, Sept. 3rd and 4h, at Lumber
ton.
Richmond-6Oth Regiment Sept. 9th and 10th at Laurn.
hIcbmond-6,st Regiment Sept 18th and 18th at Re OK
iDgham-
bladen55th Regiment, sept. 10th, 18th ard 18th at
Cumb raDd-53rd Regiment, Sept. 2lss and 22nd, O.
Fayet civ le
Regiment Sept. 28rd and Gath, at Fay
et,evile.
Harnett-52nd Regiment Sep. 28th and 29th at Lling
Com handing officers of Militia will please the
following persons present at the time and places above
specif d.
All persons arriving the age IL years snce my last
nollment-proVded they nave not already volunteered
AL persons the ages of Is and As whether
viously enrolled furl discharged by the Elk
aiming Surgeo g. AH substitutes VINO nave peen dscnfgeo
from the service.
an heretofore subject CONSUMPTION by Of
age, allowed volu teer before the 2Oh August
From all such volunteers will be required descriptive list
furnished them by the Commanding Officer Of the Com
pany, endorsed by the Commanding Officer OF the Regi-
melt, into which he is received.
Commanding Officers of Militia will please TO it that
their line Officers provide themselves with descriptive rolls
All persons who tail to report ncuded in the above
der) the places of rendezvous at the time appointed
will be considered as deserters. ~ ~ u,~
Capt. aud Enrolling Officer,
4th Cong District N g.
j. T. CHAPrsLL Assistant Surgeon a. c. g. and Chair
Wv DAVIS, D. ,-,oo,.
Aug. Sd, 1863 Isl d&Wtzo'hA,