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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28
RECAPITCLATIOE
THIRTY. FOURTH y. G. REGIMENT.
Total loss,

Field and etsf-w oundfd AdjtJ hiddick, slightly.
Company A--Kied. sergts COX, Corpl D Johnson Pri
ong Prvates Atwood john Bare, Jr, TT omss CIary
Echard,on John RchaI dson, tarry sheets Soaln
Wm Patrick, D Wi Hams, l. Wood1e' Jacob Bare 'F'
Gomn.Tv sS,mG, B-Kylied, Privatea W Wall Lucas;
Wounded, sergt Philbeek Corpls l. Davis Cseo M
Jon 3 j Holyfeii Ramrick, W q DAVIS hlssing'
B Harril and Womack. ,,,,,
| Company C-Kiled, Privates J F Toms, Wkerson.
Wonnded serpts l. N McB ayer,G Koon, Coorbearer.
Privates Bagwel John Cook Dobein5 Elliott,
s;rG' y ITID PTigates 4 " Cock J Easly, 4 1cLure
| Compapy D--KIlled, 6e g. + 4 Lawrence, w uaded
sergt J Carrkcr, A eoop hIpatTlcA' Iofp' ~ a
| Yates 7 j Atk n on, J i Godfelter1 II S Brown
Company E--Kled-lst Lieut. Perry b uaTPen.er' r.
| i,Etzoe J kerp D Rinchardt, Geo Kser Kiaer n Ca
nan a.. p Hefn5r Z MartiG N hi Hal, Wise, Finger
lizslng-J Bess, Armstrong, Jesse Eaker, IL lay
Company F-Kiled- s shu'ord, Prvae G Pet
ty Wounded-e egt HeudTick GoTpl R0rdeTs ,:I r.,
Yates hauncy Forman, " Williams, D Williams .
| " ! Turner, VI q urner, Eaker, sr, D G Peeer,
Gibbons J ii Eardee, Loudon, G Martin. MISSING
} Lee, Lee; WarTen. ,,o.,o cw .her
hey, Ashberry, Beatty, Gresnhi tsinee died
Hoover, JhOAl, "m hipPs j G Ba'n' 9 Hayse'
eFGs G6mp.pV ~ HMEfiledPriystes Shields, HcM,
hugh i j koberts Wounded-sergt Allen Corp
amp, Prvates Allen VIM A!ien = Camp Inf De1Lg
J W Roberts. Mirsing-J l. PUTNAM,
company I-EiIed- Private Ia Huanicutt. Wounded
sergt robbins, CorPl Morrow Privstes hiGsdale
aintz, Roup' G Hawkn., Lineoarger, Caytoi
Missing-H G Tate "a W ood. ? Bu CESS.
Company Khed-CoTyl Cscot9 P.,.s PsFafS Hss H
A 4 Hogin Hurley, r REEVES, K Hughes, taIilcnt
N Freeman W Itu-sell, ID 1hJmson, Macon, Z Nh
chiscn, Crawford. 7 Hearn
EEcAPITULATICE.
Killed. 20 wounded 49, missing a '9!a aR%GN lGs1 lSA
Maj. C0mdg, 24th Reg't N. G. T.
4 prDr
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To RE Huss-Two cf the Yankee officers now in
the Libby prison shortly to be banged, in reaila-
ton or the murder by order of Burnside OF recruiting
Confederate Captain and Lieutenant, arrested by his
order in Tennessee and gnominiousy murdered under
bia recent Death Order" The Yankee officers OF
the grade of Oatain and Lieutenant ere to draw lots
for the purpose OF de termining who shall suffer in their
stead This news, which must prove disagreeable 70
the officers Of the grades mentioned has been commun
Gated to them-kaehyond DlsPateh
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4 Brilliant kchi-

7ro Yankee STEAMERS Captured in North Carolina Va
terS --AA honor PdrtizGn Rangers.
We have one daring brilliant feats of the
elliott commanding company of Partlzan Hangers with
AXE and AibemarIs ana aud broue through the
ouud FraUku, the Rls kwa er pa slng on the way
A urmber of 3 gunboats Capt ELl"tt arrived
in this with his prisoners some thirteen in number On
yes erday
ha the honor report tie capture OF his steamers
Emily ard the former fac sailing SIDE
between Norfolk and Albemarle Sound, koanoke Is
land and other 1iss. had conceived an OF capture
cute it. About 6 o'cock N usual hour, the Ar
sight in the Currituck Canal pade the pro-
per d ibusion Cf my thirty in number and wheu Rhe
me along side halted her and demanded surrender
which complied with without resistance. After cal tur
miles below awaiting the arrival OF tie Arrow TOOK
twelve aboard, de ermned possible TO secure this
prize believing that would quire good deal Of
canton placed the Captain OF the aTrow in the wheel
hone ana required him TO steer up along Fe OF the EH
without We captured board the
Arrow the ofcers and men, numbering seven and thirteen
on the Emily. Among those captured the Arrow Was
Surgeon s. Navy he great haste qaired gave ne no
opportunity of reporting their We found guns
on The 3oais but lot Of mail bags which forwarded
you After clock started for port to secure my
prizes We steamed night passing large gunboat(the
daylight tie people believing we were Yankees IN pas
sirg up the Chowan five negroes hailed believing US
their Northern allies We received them board and i'm
mediately them 10 their owners who have them now
IN sFaiiable aHd certain shape. After good deal
river arriving South Quay about one clock to-day
by Majpr Rodman, afterwards by Major Roggs,
assigned Capt. Dobney, od officer of the Navy 20
the command boats, and sending prisoners to
Franklin we started the latter place. arriving there at
about o'clock But few articles except supplies for the
crew were found on board The Arrow is valuable
count machinery which is said TO b" fine by the En-
gineel who assigned me by Maj Bogs The Emily
valuable for her machinery well as hull, which IN my
opinion that of officers stationed here would make
! valuable gunboat."
The following are the of the prisoners regis
tered at the Provost Marshals Office in this city Geo
Rowland, Peter Fond, VIM. Salt Ambrose Brown, Alber
bert Parsons of New York, Levi Bennett. Hyde county
! PennsyIv ania.- Raleigh Progress lOth inst.
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FROM JACKSON AND vICKsBURG.

NOZZLE, May 2l 1868.
The special reporter of the Advertiser and Register at
Jackaou says that the advics from Fcksburg
Tuesday night In Saturdays fight We lost thirty pieces
of artillery spiked and abandoned On Sunday the Feder
ais advanced Big Back BRIDGE but repulsed
aud crossed higher up and took in the The bridge
was burned ard our works abandoned; loss heavy.
ViGksburg closely beseged, the enemy closing in on
every side.
General LoriDg has assumed command at Jackson.
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Tarboro', April 18th. 1853
S3D REWARD,

DESERTED IN January, 1853, from Camp Whiting near
/ y Wilmington JACOB HERaiNG and JOHN A. JoR-
DAN prvales Go |, Sth Regiment n. C. Troops
The said five eight inches high tar
conplexIon dar and black eyes. The orehIger o
right and Is of st TIE first JOINT ~ , =,
John A. Jordan about i've teet eight inches high GaS
complr xon dark hair and dark They ere supposed
be columbus coInty, n. a. A reward Ct $50 each
viii be paid tor their AMI delivery at Camp
Whiting, or their confinement jill, that can ge
them. "Aot': u. Cobb,
Capt 60. l, 6.n Reg't N q. =.
Nv oh Iec2 l79-2t-35 ats
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May 9th, 1868
ExECUTOR'S NOTICE.

NaE UNDERSIGNED having at May Term, 1853, OF bia-
den Couotg Court GuaIf d as Executor OF the late
W and estamant Theop hilus Tatom deceased, here,
by gives notice ali persons aVng claims against
deceased TO present them time prescribed by
law duly authenticated this notice will be plead IN bar
of tner rec rvery AL persons indebted said estate will
make immediate pay neHt. ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

sened to be well supplied with cannon and other
munitions of war. The Union families of Missouri
are stated to be leaving the State leaving the growing
crops-and the Southern families sending heir bus
bands and sons to the army and all come forward and
Voluntarily take the cath of allegiance to the Ooneie
racy The wheat crop in Arkansas is being harvested
AID finer was never seen. Corn is 20 cents
bushel, and -four So per 100 ponds in Missouri.
The dsafected troops OF Hndman's command were
returning to the ranks under Price. From county
alone the narrator saw seventeen companies return
their arms The accounts from Louisiana are not less
cheering. Kirby Smith being reinforced with some
of best troops an extent sufficient to enable him
to perform good service to our cause A month ago
the growing shoulder high with fair pros
pect of an abundant yield.
Richmond DiSDGtrh lojh INST
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SALT.

~ SUBSCRIBER is maxi salt at Stump SouCd Ons'
.w county. which he viii cell at his works two doiar
E bl-hel be th5 Wilmington Market price, or he Will
.-.Ic yr provisions current ma ket rates
- IS 30 selling low IToe It possibly be
made and parties likely 10 want would d. well to icy
. --I. supply d M. L. /. hEDD
aay Z. l1o3 3z-]m|.
eyh Standard copy Weekly, to amount of $40 and send
b. f. mis- office for meDt,
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v,uitve De partment Forth Carolina, }
s-1rTArT GENERALS CFFIcB. (AILlTlA I
RALEIGH, May sth. -63.
sssRAL0 0RDER' |

s. SRA oRDES'
,~TENTiON OF THE MILITIA OFFIl ERS is d.
17ah - ~ the advertisement of Capt Henry DoWd,
l I'm regard to exchanging Cotton Yarn for WOO.
needed for the puI pose OF f0 nishiug our sol-
-' LIN 81 1thing and Militia Officers are requested 70
ts s,ae. by urging patriotic ci'lEens 70 lhdAe - :
-, fiCers are ordered to seize all wool purchaseo
;aIion beyond the limits OF ihe 6Iate' contrary
'..s groe ANA tion OF tLG Gov, EnOT. ~
agent OF the State fer the purchase or exchange
J. will receive an appointment Qhoef Tue 6,oa , n
tate ana itia Officers ordered TO arrest ali
Is claiming be agents of the State for this purpose
+. q .1uut pTUd1s such appointment, and nave then
.yer to tLe.nt Term of superior Iourt 10 Hil
r,h ch h4rees may be preferred against iheEn.
b: 'i- DAE'L G. FOWLF,
Adiutant General.
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May 4th, 1868.
NOTICE.,

certain under decree of the Court of Pleas and
Qlarte Sessions of Duphn Gouoty. April Term A D.,
1885, respective smOuas the egstees and deVees
the said Jes Quinn hereby gives general notice that
they resdy settle SAID estate. We will not pay IN
terest on any money in our hands
JOIN MAXWELL. } r.,o-s
JESSE B. QUINN, HAeo
May l4th 1853 33Rt*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

A sargeon attached to Ha,fisons regiment and re-
csntv direct FROM the Trans M;sssaippi region, far
nsbes some very interesting inte from that sec
condition of affairs in Missouri and Arkansas. Tht
neoule of the former State in great numbers has
enine to the standard of Gen. Price, and are repre-
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NOElC&.

s'HE NEXT OF KIN aud styibutees of WiGby Powell,
dc eased notified that prepared to settle, and
III an exeIu ptIOn from any charge tor tuue interest,".
IL are called upon nteTpiead and show their respec-
I've rchts 10 shaJ di tllbutlOn.
K. 1. JOHNSON, Admir-.
Ecnar sville, n. c.. April 23d 1868. l65-lta5l ct
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t. C0HsCTfpfs.

JrrGE PEARSON this State having ded that parties
furnishing substitutes thirty FIVE years when tha con-
scriptios Only ended that age do not become liable
themselves OF their su stusas becoming sle
under a subsequent CALL authotz to state that
the Confederate authorities do not regard Judge PEAR
soNs opinion as authority and that persons who have OBJ
tanned gubsutes but subsequently become liable through
the liability Of substitutes, will be required either tc
the army procure substitutes over the age
Z tba call
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28
SD REWARD.

a. WILL PAY the above reward for the confinement
~ in any Jail where / can get him, of my boy WASH
- ING IUN Who ran away from me about the Ist o1
u yer last He is Il years old, feet or inches
high dark copper color, hs eft knee bent IL aud
oreDKer his right hand fl at the fist joint Sald
boy may be trying get Virginia where he came from
u ths laHkees. -
Address J. r. TOWNSEND,
Little Rock, AarionDst-, S. c.
A,,~iI 1874 23-lOt%
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EURTuER NOTICE,

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES. Will
be sold he late residence Of Theophus Tatom, de-
ceased on The day Of next several valuable
tracts of land Also IL negroesmen, women and chi dren
Terms of sale credit. Purchasers required TO
give notes with approved security. continue till all
sold JOHN H TATOM,
Executor.
Nav A+b laeQ $685.
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Field and staF-Knled-Iru Cole and Maj i. Gdeil
SS@Psay ,va'ss RooTy' sHE1j ea7'js
Corpl Clark, Priva es I0tz shi1rili sp1rks
Clarke, Martin, D Letevers Robinson ohis
knight Ghn Knight. S Hass, Lingle, Deal, a esn-
field, aiton and G simmons n.,u... .
Company B-kl'ed-Corpl Was1burn, PrVatea ) Z
Cook, CHAPMAN and Gur,ey; M WonnaedIFerg91s T9
Tate and " Epps; PTiVates e C"Y' Taylor. r,
PrIvntes f Reid, A Cha mao and Clayton.
cher baker T y Hooper, R Lotin, F meaderis and
Frazier. wounded-Lieuts R W Cole, . Wheeler
CHAPLIN, A crozer, oak ey, ooaekenbush, s s. Pc
gram rruok, snits, Lotn, q frazer u Nv WIN, p,
II D Medearis, H Couch Loitn, g Powers and
Comply F -Kned-seig Toliver, ssamPes and
ysT, PFiyates Cawdi Fstep, o Finnry,
tambI Reeves c Richa dson. Richardson, sper-
COMPANY GKiiled-Pfvates Cicero Bragg and Christie.
pher Fields Wounded--CaPt Graves Lieut. Mitch,
aartin, CoTpl Page, Privates James Lambert, W
wheeler Snow, L. Perkins. L Lee "ork ieo9 con
gett. Missing--PrVates 6trader, MITCHELL Jack
S'G Company nnp iHKled-Privates Martin, Martin
and ssk WodndedLieut Gitcpe seTgts WI,
ams sisk Corps Pnrba cPse Pneens snlse FFs' Fa
Frazier, ii Hall, Holingsworth, G. j jackson, 6
P6ns P6nnDee SsIo obinson sisE, I5' Sumblin Ty
Company I-KiIed-Sergt P;esnel. Wounded-CaPt
| G V Lamb, Leuts Palmer, 8 X bins, Bqrkhead
Sergts l. Brown H Julian, Corp Rollins Pr1vatef
! l. Caueey Davis, F Joliey, Lathram. Lewis :
Mcdowell W Staey, Tucker, W Frazier, Robbins
John Jones R / ee and L Mcdowell
| Company K-Killed-9rivates Miller, mi and r, :
! n Horton. Wounded Lieut. J Dobson, seTg's v
Crawford PInkerton, PrivateS Il Davis, ID DAVIS,
SnItes J Potest Nj Wlkerson, " Curt s. F Ri Stepp
0 Srroup, ? Card YELL Warner ard Roads. NILS
ing--Lleut Bu,gin and Private Iiliey: ,,,-.o,.
| -L-Klled-Pri7et Gorley and A4brIght
Wounded-Capt ee Russell Lieut. Honey, Sergt h "
Robbins Corpl hi Birkhead, L Birkhead l. VsTGe &c
Privates D Curtis, A D Fogleman, Hutton, W
Hicks ] KearGes, ayton, Limhry, A Marsh, v
n Vesial z Ward, A o Williams, York, " A1ls DaVl
Dorset A ID Alfred, d Fox, IL LGss'ter. MISSING
Priyates j E Caviness and KuIDes.
Company M-Kiled--Private = Carroll Wouuded-
Iieuts ! + Ser, 81 Robbins, Dawrance, tofPt W
Henson.
RECAPITCLATIOEt
Killed, -
" ouL ded, -
| Missing,
r.,, q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

WELL. PUr.-A Yankee pufsr having stated that
"Hookers headquarters IN the sadd Ine MVpnt tp
ddnt Lno,v bis Lindquarters from his headquarters
expecting ID whip Gen. Lee
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

YANKEE PRErIoTIoSs.We have been 30 unfortunate as
Tn Rnd one trua Yankee prediction.
arng OF The Philadelphia Press speak
ing OF the advance OF HookeTs army said Some dlscoV
cries may bs made thai surprise the public consldera
hIv he ''dIscoveries have been made, and the puoc
surprsed but not exactly 10 the sense intended by the
writer - III, I....o
tue. II, .ho
We are entirely prepared for the enemy and when [he
gre battle fought shall be the vctos, especlAy
i we are attacked by the enemy in the progress OIL 0uf
ADVANCE.
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- rIIE. PEOPLE OF NORTH-CARoLISA.
OtcARrERNAsTER,s DEPARTNEET,

RalelPh May Tth, Ieoo
.e-NI TO TIE LIMITED SUPPLY OF WOOL which
80 --a-e has now ii eo2mauu, aud IN view OF ine
C-ances OF ob.ai ling any great amount from lex
10 ? the principal maTset 10 her supplies take
--rgvrunty of announcing TO the patriotic men ard
IN an The STATE, that am making arTarg neuis to ex-
So, cotton IQTnS for Wool aud eainesly request that
lg have woOFwlI not dispose OF 1t 10 any person,
rt be agent of the htae, and acilDg under my
-s-, VIII be established DepositOries tor the Cotton
VIZ. 1t UOIntz cassbIe each County, max ng 1t COZ
LINT T IA, who wash make the exchange, TO do 81
rrn I..lU tTUuJe. . ~ -
he object in procuring :he wool, is to c9otte N O.
. AID It is tie duJy every patriot to iend helping
. il t tns Cause; While the state Will STRAIN every
provide your husbands, your bTOttes acd you
lb2 d she yet reles upon the agency OF tnoSe a
me- 10 assist her AID 10 do this, you nus, Keep youT
from the hCnGS Of The :pectGatOTS, and eEchdnge
.-t the State Tor Colon Yarns.
Very respectfully yours,
Il. A. DOWD.
a. Q. Il. N. -. Army.
May 18th, INe3. lo6-at-a4-z
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

VIZ have received the second number Of HILL SWAY
zEs Rail Road Guide Tor May, 1853. published at Griffin
Georgia. This gbt be made work of usefulness to the
traveller bnt as number appears TO have been is
sued without any the charges of the time Ia
bles of trains certain points, it is calculated to ms
lead rather than lead the For instance the n"
min9on 4 Manchester made 10 leave "hm'rg on
at 8lk P II. and A NJ. whereas, siDce the y Of
Febru,ry last the trains have been leaving here at $40
M and els A. fl. We do pretecd to say where the
fault lies and merely an6e this road with the IN
tentin of calling of the compiler to the fact
of error, wishing the pubncaon OF the Guide SEC
/ ca5s
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Tns war 9,ax on Con.m,s.lon n1srehants.

Ia reply to letter from some merchants, the
Secretary OF the Treasury replies as follows. 1t is to
be regretted that acts frequently SO cluoiy drawn,
W th such ambiguity in respects, and contradc-
tions in Others as to require officer in some cases.
to Interpret their meaning 1t is decided that q
calendar year only eight months. Says the Sec
retary:
81 have to inform you that Commission Merchants are
liable under the pr0viicns of the act of IL Apr 1868
to specif OF two hundred dollars and tax of two
and ere half per cent ali sales made Under eecor
and includes the oath OF April the date of The act The
Hpecfc for 'he year due and ayabe st the time
r. alton v hch is required dore within sixty day
after passage the act and the l6t day of aouar
IL each year thereafter.
Very respectfully,
Your 0b't sery't,
c. G. aiEMMENGER,
Fec o. tie Tres
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From the State Journal.
The Victims Of Yankee Brutality.

The Victims Of Yankee Brutality.
We are under obligations to friend for the follow
ing list c. persons driven by the Yankees from the town
Cf NeWbera because they true to their country
and refused to take the Yankee oath Of allegiance The
curse OF Sod will follow that hateful to its doom.
Our correspondent says
Gents Il incose you list Of the names o. persons re-
Gently of NewbRTn by the Yankee scouDdres
who hold that place. The list was furnished by one OF
them, ard may be relied correct
TIese ne sons were sent beyond Yankee lines, and
t that whether they received not by the Con-
they remain; that II The government 10
taity Government did, then the responsible
iy WO1d rest with it,
Ny regiment being stationed near inston was 10 town
when tie of 69 of citizens Omen, women
az chi,dreD) were seen coming up below in smbu
ances and which had been urni he'd through the
kindness of Gen. Daniel, in Command at kinston
LIST OF PERSONS TAoX NEwBERE.
Mrs. Wallace and children.
Sam CooF, wife and children.
Mrs. ConnaD IS years of age.
Mrs Rdssel and children.
Mr. H Marshall, wife and children.
Misses Gusts (ssCeIs)
Miss Justice.
E w. Ellis and daughter. ...
Mrs. Melvin, 90 years OF age
Mrs. Oliver.
Clifford Ball.
J. p. OX|ey.
Asa Bynum and wife.
| jesse Bynum
Misses Osgoods.
Disosway wife and children
j. GoodinX, Jr. wife and chi dren
s. 4 Street, wife ayd 7 children.
L. Pm lips, wife and ch 'ldren.
3. NJ. Cook, wife and children.
Mira. Pittmen and children.
Maj jJr Phillips.
| Mrs. simpson, 10 years Of age.
James ha0cocK, VIE aad children.
HiaBes Putnam { isteTs)
| James Armstrong 66 JeaTs old.
Robert Lewis, 20 years old.
Needbam Case wife and children.
Mrs. StsEiy and infant.
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Did and foreign exchange were unchanged.
FROM CHARLEsTON-LOss OF THE STEAMER
NORSEMAN.

CHARLESTON, May q, 1868.
steamer Norsean, with hundred and fty bales
of cotton for Nassau in going out last night struck
supposed to lie the wreck Of tie Georgiana She
ashore Long Island beach and is believed to be total
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

THE ALABAMA TRA1roRs.-Ws have had The pleas.
ure of reading letter IRON Governor 81 Orter, of Ala
bama, to Surgeon ?. e. WnD, in regard to the Ala
bsma traitors, captured By General Forrest in North
Alabama in which the Governor says he has "deman-
ded" under the order OF President Davis all officers ia
ken in Alabama found serving with armed slaves, &c.
The Governor is not certain, from the information
thus far obtianed whether he has right TO make a
similar demand for the privaes but has determined TO
make vigorous investigation of all the facts and use
every means in his power to bring the traiorous wretch
es to punishment beGtting their crimes.
We greatly admire the spirit of Governor Shorter in
this matter, and hope to ste his example emulated il
every State-Ron1e Cou1 ieT.
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NOTICE
In Confederate Dist. Court

A. 4. h5ckay, Receiver, | In ConfeSerste Dist Ceurt
Reuben Perry,
s1earIng TO GoarG that Il Soomons, OF Atlanta,
IA a lms tue the defendant to CaileD Dea-
Ia 60 Of n. aad DeavItt, TUer j Co, OF n Y
t dered by the that publication be made for Cne
-th u the Wilmington Journal (Seeky,) tor the SAID
..1.us to GppeaI The Court be- held Tor the
.r.-r OF "a. Fear, the Court House Salisbury, Oh
RE rrt Monday il next and then aud there PROFOUND
DAN. CQLENAN, CLERK c. D. C.
v.- cen ISGI 90 I'm
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IT that the army o General Hooker hich re-
Gently crossed Rappabannock numbered l63 0'o men
This we very much ubt We know that In numbers II
far exceeded of General LEE but have no idea that lF
efectiye force exceeded 100, 900 men.