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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22

IS55sa5diasa575g BOSTON e WORCESTER
4. s7s5A15z - RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGE
10, 1898
PASSENGER TRAINS ieeve for Hosl on. as follow
Leave Worcester at 20 exp co. and $40 &. H.. and
2UO, $50 exp. 10, and 10 Is exp. p.
r ne and G4O m ana tie and 4lj m. trains start
Inc p NJ, train stops at stations west of Pruning
nam; but does rot stop at stations below, except to
ieaye passengers from the Western Railroad
6uDuty. . AZ a N. 3.55 .. II.
Grafton liz 1905 q, III. 22Y, 30 p. m.
West56ero', $50 1917 g, E n. 222, AS pm.
Cordayils, IA 1929 a M, 2, 43, 4 81 pm.
Milford, no, 9.45 9. m. Is 2.
Northboro', 60, $40 a m. 400 D. m.
Marlboro, 74 1905 a. m. % T. III
Birmingham, 10 Express, s. ex., $685. 1913 a. m,
Satick, 6,5s, SIS, 100 a. m. 40, 2s p, m.
w 81 a. NeT5Q9 u ~ 49, ~ il22 Wor, am 1871
Brookine 1857 80, 500. S25, 5,l5, iO,I5, 70 M LsO,
23Us, AGO, 5,e5' as. SIC, 1000 D. ill., Gu SUNDAYS al
NJ NJ SUNDAY Vail leaves Worcester at II, midnight
In eonneGmen VITA rrans o. CHARLES River hraneh
TRAINS leave Boston, az follows
$50 Exp, 3 80 Exp ,. m
Albany /. 0, $50 Isx0. a. IL. 2 30 Exn. p. N
NorMeh and Wopces fey S!S'o" S 5 P M
cor Nsw York, Springfield, 5.sO Exp a. ~, 29O
New York Via Norwich 5 80 Exp D.. M
Ell5ury, 100 II. 4.3U p N.
Grafton ITO q. n. l.3U, 1880 p 10.
NestbOT0', 400 \. N, 49,, 49, j3O Ex.,
SSoathi5oToagh. 100 m l,8O, 4,Sl pm: o
"a fe5lnin6n9@ 100 55V EXP e. u 100, 81 Exp 439,
Milford 100 N. I30, 40 .. n
hoftn0or2', % a. m, 80, 80 p
Marlboro. 100 a. m, 80, 4.J1 D. III.
hatick, 100, $50 m. 80 43j, $40, Ii 90 p 70.
~ est Newton 80 $50, T. M Il m, d0, 3, o. 5s, 7,
Brooklne, 500. So, 1880. a m, l2l5. l. 235 49,,
4'45' 53! 6l5' Is, 935, O45 On Sundays at 10 ID
~ sunday Mail leaves Boston at 6 SOp. m.
'in connection with trains Charles River Branch.
Boston, Nov. g. 1863 ar % gu" ni6
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WORCESTER HORSE RAILROAD.


Webster Square Cars
Leave Lincoln Square st 90 30 100 100, 90, IS,
$50 900 &c. 10 o. 10 3d. ii On ll3O. Has NJ; 1900.
Ills, l2.,O y g 80, Is, "a, l4j 90, l5 30 2.45,
100 SIS 80 545, 4OO,4 a. 800 10, 49, 5i5, 500,
els &c. As 100 75 80 80 500, 800 TO- 10 81
Leave Webster square at 8 . - %, 81 90 a,
Il A. i2.5g la Us a. So LA %, IA 81, g. A.
339, 34, 50, 4.44 % 50 5,l4 %, 544 SO, a. %
64 C59 H. 729, 744, I59 20, S59, J29 959, 1929,
u
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CABINET ORGANS AND MELODL-
~ ONS-For sale and to rent, by
d3 DIFF S. r. LELAND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22

railroad Ccrnsctions-At Albany with the New York
Central, Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail
roads At Chatham with the Harlem and HUDSON and
Boston railroads. At state Line with the Housatonic
railroad At Pittsaeld with the Pittsfeld and North
Adams, and Stockbridge and Fittsied railroads. At
Weatdeld with The hampshire and Hampden railroad
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spri
heo and Connecticut River Eell;oads Palmer with
the New London. Palmer and Wiliimantc, and Beicher
town ana Amherst railr, ads. At Worcester Junction
WIN the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May |, 1852. HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
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RGTH MASS. REGIMENT.
FIRST VETERAN REGIMENT OF
INFANTRY.
HEADQUARTERS AT READvILLE MASS
Bounty
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,

~
~ STH DISTRICT MASSACHUSETTS,,
Worcester, Dec 9Th, 1858.
By order OF the Provost Marshal General, lists the
names of all persons enrolled in each Sub District will
be posted in at least five public places Ia such Sub Dis
trct,
All persons claiming to be wrongfully enrolled for
either OF the following reasons, viz list Alenage I'd,
residences 3d. Unsuableness of Age 4th. Manifest
permanent physical disability requested to present
their claims to the Board of Enrolment previous the
2etn day OF December curpsnt They will come prepaI ed
with proof of their claims
Persons drawn in the last draft and exempted
required to appear before the Board record of their
exemptions is in ithe possession of the Board of Enroll
ment.
Manifest physical disability, that would be sufficient
cause OF striking from the enrolment, ust be
of such character to be Obvious without surgical
examination.
Election of one of twOs or to be EXEMPTED
from the enrolment, mast be made bf0re the draft.
Any person knowing to the fact OF having
been enrolled who liable tor military duty the LIST
day OF july lat will the Of such person
the enrolling officer of the Sub District in which
should have been enrolled the Marshal in
order that they may be enrolled
SAM'L V. STONE,
- Captain, and Provost Marshal sth Mass Dist
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%%xtIyo90s,

FLOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
z DON AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train leaving
Worcester at 1880 a. m, connects at Norwich with
Trsin for NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK arriving in New Yors BY the shore Line Express
at735 p. m. P. ~. N. ANDREWS, Supt
Sup'ts Ohco Nor. b Wor. GsiitoeI.l
Norwich, Feb, l. 1860,
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER
i.i2 a IN. Way Passenger Train. Arrives at Plain
held in season for train &c Providence arriving PIovi
aence at Ills a m.
10 30 a. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua FShburg, Low
en- &c; at orcester junction with Western and PrOv
qece and Boston trains; Norwich with train New
London Mystic AMI New Haven.
4.Jo p IN Way Passenger Train. Connects at WOT
cesier with trains from asaa, Fitchburg Lowell &c.
at worcester JUNCTION with Express Train from Boston,
ana trains from Western and Providence Worcester
Roads; at Plain1led junction trains from Providence
seHters from Way stations for New York by steamer
fiom New London. viii take this train to Norwich
I.GO p. m Steamboat Express Train for New York
connects at Worcester with trains rom Boston, Con
elrd Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Fitch
tnrg, &c.~ At flainfeld with train from Providence
caves Norwich tor New London at s. D. III
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAvL NORWICH A
205 m steamboat Express rain tor Boston, daily
except Moniay,) connecting ct Worcester for Lowell,
Nashua, Concord, FiChbUrg, &c (lhis train leaVes
New London at 51 a. NJ dependent on arrival Of Steam
6.00 Way Passenger Train. Connecting at Plain
deld junction for Providence, Worcester Junction
Tor Springfield, Albany, &C. and Providence, and at
worcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitehburg Con
cord. &c.
ll3O :. m. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at Wcr
ceSter Junction in for trains Boston Prov
dence Springfield and Albany: at Worcester for trana
. Boston, Nashua, Lowell. Fitchburg, &c.
345 p M Way Passenger Train. Connects at Norwich
with train from New London and Plainheld junction
with train to Providence. Reaches Worcester in
for Express Train to Boston.
iel0 dtt p. St N. ANDREWS STUNT
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sSss7Fszsz7saz3 WESTERN RAILROAD
k:=ss-s:5==ssssF All ARRANG EYENTS-Com
= ssz ~ smencing MONDAY, Nov. l6, lS53.-Bos-
ton, Aibani and Troy
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations, (ac
coino.Gton) at 8 90 a. IN. and 4.C5 p, m.
For New YORK and Albany, (exp) l005 a. M and 400 D.
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q. q. STEARNS, Teacher of Nsuaic,
ROOMS AT BROWN x HAiSE'S rIANO MANUFAC
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Leave Harrington Avenue at 6 IS, Ti6 746, SIC 20,
sl6, $40 lois. 10 49, lll6 IL 46 PIG l246, LIS
I 50, s 30, $40. . IS, 9 80 P. N.
Leave western Railroad at Ill, TAI sl, Sal, 90,
945 10 0il IL H. lI4 NJ; l2.n, II A. LII Il, I'll,
"a Il, $50, 054 Al 5ll, Sal, H. Gal Ill IS, $40
$50, $50, 1000, l0.2OP.M
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NJ ORWICH & WORCESTER LINE

Tga.7-75a659777s7s.l WORCESTER & NASHUA
,rfs:=:s-=-5===k kAILROAD.-FALL AND WINTER
XXI IRA EMENT.-On and after Nov. J.,
Trains follows: Leave Worcester al $40 and Ills
q. M, and 4.lO p,
Leave Nashus at Z a. N. and u M. and p. m.
At Nashua all trains connect with the trains Of
concord where passengers take the and from
the Northern the Psasumpsc the Boston, Concord ana
Montreal and Vermont Central Bailroad.
At Groton Junction trains COM Get directly VITA tho
trains Of the Stony Brook Baroad and also with traine
Of the FitchbUr RarOsd with the exception Of the hst
train from Boston; at FitchOurg with trains of the
Vermont snd Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with othe
loads Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester, Oct Is, 1859 DIFF
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gItNiGaL
HORSE LINIMENT

OCTOR G. A. HILL,
No. Dorrancs Street, Providence, R. I.
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MENSTRUAL COMPOUND, a preparation which daily
experience proves to be most speedy and eicacaus in
its operation and is Warranted Harmless, and always
successful In ali when used according diree
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have been sod within the last Ten Months and the graf
flying result has been the prompt and thorough reitoIa
ton of Hundreds Females, who have sought relief
from other preparations vain, thereby demonstrating
its ndisputable right 10 DO styled the greatest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22

GPEER'S SAMBUCT WINE = Just
~ received and for sale by BUSH & CO., "a Front
street Gtf ie22
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02
HEAD-QuARrEas ira AanY Conps

r. YORKTOWN, VA, May 81, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERs, No. 43.
Surgeon s. s. milford, 7. s. Vols. having re-
ported for duty at these headquarters in accord
ance with the provisions Of Par IL Of Special
Orders No. l82 (eurrent series), from Adutant
Generals Office, is announced as Medical Direc-
tor of the 18th Army Corps to relieve Surgeon
T. NJ. Getty, L. s. A., assigned to duty by the
same orders as Medical Director of the Dcpart
ment Of the Northwest.
By command Of Maj Gen. KEYRs.
&. Z. SUDAN,
Asst Adjt General
We take the above from the Cavalier, pub
lished in Yorktown, Va. Dr. Muiforyl was sos
several MONTHS on duty in this hospital, where
he made many warm friends who viii be graf
fled to learn that he has been assigned to a po-
sition where he can make himself SO elairently
useful as in the cue he at present occupes.-IGD.
TIE following named patients have been re-
turned TO duty since our last Issue Hospital
Steward ]. II. knight, Gath y y G. L. Has
kins, co. c, oath n. J.. and G. P Cunning,
co. d, oath n. J.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

New YoRx, May 29-Thc Heralds special
despatch from the Army of the Potomac, Gated
Yesterday says Tie enemy il in motion their
trains being observed moving towards Culpepfer,
followed by heavy columns Of troops General
Lee II is said, has Issued an address to hisarmy
Songratulating them upon their past achieve-
nents and foreshadowing raid into Maryland.
ne tells them that they are to have long and
rapid marches through country without rail-
ROADS, and calls upon every man TO be prepared
iVr the severest hardships.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02
TELE G. r a IL 8.

c,scAeo, May 29.- The Times special -des-
,.h dated on the field, near Vieksburg, on
y ,ad Saturday, O'Clock z. NJ, says: There
!. beeu no fighting to-day. Our troops are
.,0g som Yesterdays assault. Our repulse
]. complete on all parts of the line, but no
a.,,onracenent need be entertained Of our final
secess. Neare entrenehing ourselves and build
~ rifle pits. Cavalry have been sent out to-
ards Canton, to ascertain the whereabouts of
Iohnsoa's forces. Our loss yesterday Wa not
AZ from one thousand.
LATER.
Tte Times special despatch from Memphis,
Var eth, says our forces were repulsed on
rrdsy at Vicksburg, bit the steamer City Of
,Ipuohis, from the vicinity Of Eicksburg on
Monday arrived to-day and reports that General
Grant has captured every ReJei reioaLt. At one
Mace II vas necessary, owing to the steepness
of The hill, to scale it with ladders. General
Horsv led the assault. The Rebels rolled shells
down the hill at the Federal troops, which OK
pIoded amongst them, making fearful havoc
Fighting was going on furiously when the City
Of Memphis left The Federal losses are said to
he heavy.
CAIRO May 28.-The steamer Imperial arrived
at Memphis Monday morning, and from Captain
S.crens, passenger, we learn thc following:
The fighting on Friday was desperate. Cen.
Grant charged the Notifications and took some
Of them, but the rebels rallied and retook them.
There was much hand to hand fighting, and
Captain Stevens says our loss ON that d,)y. in
killed, wounded and prisoners, was about fye
thousand. The rebels used hand grenades when
oar forces attempted to storm the works.
II was reported that one corps Of Gen. Banks
hid tired Wqrrentoa.
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CINCINNATI, May 28.---Despatehos, dated Mnr
fteesboro', yesterday, says that Bragg's army
falling back, and it is quite probable Rose
Grams is advancing We look for important
news from that quarter soon.
The Rebel intentions in Kentucky are unde-
'eoped. They are massing considerable force
north of Monticello, and it locks as though they
would try to cross the river again. Garter is
waiting for them.
4 number Of eonscripts from ihc 18th Tenpcs
zee Rebel Regiment reached Cairo on the 25th
instant. They were on their way from Port
Hudson 10 Bgagg' army, wheR The battle Of Ray
Mond was fought. In the fight they refgs-
ed TO fire on the United States troops, ana shot
INTO the air. After this engagement they en-
eamped at Mississippi Springs, where they met
100 reinforeements from Alabama. In the
middle Of the night about half Of the regiment
lett camp, determined to make their way into
the Union lines. They say that there has been
al no lime more than 10000 troops tPort Had
SON.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE
ARMY
W EMBERS OF CONGRESS, Soldiers

NTEMBERS OF CONGRESS, Soldiers
&s&s Md Societies, clergymen, editors aud others
are respectfully requested to aid in disselniaat-
ing the following notice which is Of interest to
all who have friends in the army:
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The Sanitsar, COMMISSIONING made arrange
mcnts for supplying ggatuitously information
with regard 10 patients in the United States
General Hospitals at the following points (othcrs
will lie added:l
Eastern DeYartments:-Fo information ad-
dress ''0JEce S4altMy Coaaaisgtu,, HaShaytou."
Washington, II. e. Cumberland, Nd.
Georgetown, u. G. Point Lookout Md
Alexandria, d. G. Frederick City, Nd.
Baltimore, Md. Fairfax, Va.
Annapolis, Nd. Aqua Greek, Va.
Annapolis Junction, I'D York, Penn.
FhfL4}elphia partmgnt.-For information
address "ODee Sanitary Commission, No. q
So,ttA ,Sa1th street y
Philadelphia, Pa. Chestnut ILL., Pa.
Chester, Pa. Reading, IA.
Germantown. Pa. Harrisburg, Tia.
Nete York Experimentation information, adj
dress ''OWce HomAS CtietraI Union, No. 10
Cooper Institute, :
New York. NY Portsmouth Grove, Il. 4.
Albany, ). Y. Boston, Mass,
Newark. N j. Burlington, Vt.
New Haven, Conn. Brattleboro, vi.
TesteTn sPdrtms!ds.-Ior Information, ad-
dress "0fiee SaRitery Commission, Lcpis7He,
Ky.
columbus, Ohio. Louisville, Ky.
Cleveland Ohio Coyington, X.
Camp Dennison Ohio. Lexington, Ky.
Gallipolis, Ohio Danviile ny.
Cincinnati Ohio. Perryyille, Ky.
Quincy, Illinois. Rowling Green, ny
CAIRO. illinois. Memphis, Tennessee
Mound City, Illinois Clarksyil1e, Tenn.
Jacksonville, Ind. Jackson Tenn.
Evansville, Ind. lIurfreesboro, Tenn.
New Albany. Ind. La Grange, Tenn.
Saint Louis, Missouri. Gallatin, Tenn.
Ironton, Missouri. Nashville, Tenn
RolIa Missouri. Yicksburg, Miss.
Springfield Missouri. Colinth, Miss
/ Keoknk. Iowa. Helena Arkansas
Davenport, Iowa. Grafton, virginia
psaurah XIV. Point Pleasant va.
parastosn XIV. Parkcrsbure, Va.
Lebanon, Ny. Ciai Ssoarg, Va
Columbus, ~. lharltsIoHn, Va
Columbia, Ky.
Information viii, under ordinary circam-
stances be given to any person VINO may Apply
for it, in answer TO any or all Of the following
inquiries. II the application Is by Letter, the
answer viii be sent by return mail; II in person,
L. orgwarad az nnep
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information will, under ordinary circuni-
stances be given to any person who may apply
for it, in answer to any or al Of the following
inquiries. II the application is BY Letter, the
answer viii be sent by return mail; TN person.
il will be answered at once,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20
News from EFle EsiantGs.

The firing between the lard batteries on Monday
night continued brisk up to about one O'Clock on ues
dag morndg, when fierce cannonading opened on all
sides. lasting uati! four o'clock. Two Monitors came
up during the action and commenced firing Battery
Wagner. The latter opened with some heavy guns,
when the Monitors hastily " backed down from the
fight and got o0t Of range It reported that strong
calcium light placed by the enemy in The marsh on
the West side Of Morris Isaod, the wreck OF the
Mangaa!t, which threw clear bright reflection the
harb0r around Morris island AMI Batteries Gregg,
Wagner and Fort Sumter. We learned Of but one
casualty on cur side by tie severe b0mbardmeDt OF
Tuesday morning. George Egeston member Of the
Gist Guard Captain Chichester's Company, while in
the act o. loading gun, had his leg taken of By a
piece Of the enemy She'll He fingered until the alter
noon when he expired The deceased wss about TWEEN
tyhree years CID, and the youngest son of George
" Eglston, Esq we'll known Magistrate Of this city
The enemy yesterday aud the day previous were fir
ing from what is believed 10 be Wizard Or James rifle
qua The ehells thrown from this gun make terrible
piercing sbriek rs it passes through the The fir
iUg has ceased this, Tuesday night few occa-
sonal shots Only being exchanged.
Some little activity observable yesterday among
the enamys sports.--ChaS. Courier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20
Meeting In OnsIByv County

At meeting of the citizens of Onslow county Assem- bed
Jackeonville the Sd day of August, 1863 NJ Woet
en- O., called TO the Chair and A. j. Johnston,
quested to Secretary Tho Chairman taking his
seat easy AID fluent sye explained the object CT the
meeting.
On motion of 0. r. Sanders, Esq, Committee, consist
ing Of II. King, Il. H Sandln, j. B. Norton DR.. 9. Duffy
Jr, 8. j. Murr.H, Leut D. W. eimmons, Ed Farnel and
Solomon Gornto were appointed to draft resolutions for
the occason They reported through their Chairman It,
D. w. Simmons, the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopteu:
WHEREAS The time having arrived for selecting can
ddate represent the Third Congressional District n the
next Confederate Congress- therefore
ReSOtued Ist That behold with pride the tower of
strength exhibited n the President and Vice President
the Confederate STATES, and have every confidence
Government, and we pledge them our hearty aupport,
while still continue to look to just God foE his pro-
tectng
ReSoloed, End, That fully endorse the manly and pa
riotc Of Governor Vance, Of North Carolina and
pledge him every means Of support in our power.
KeSOtUed 3Td That in view of the faithful and conEs
tent course Of the hon. Thomas Run of Wayne county
the Congress Of the United States and also of his pa
trotic and selisacrcrg example &c soldier IN The field,
Of said District the most suitable represent
The next Confederate Congress-.
Regoued, 4, That offer sincere, heartfelt thanks,
to noble eodiers in the field hJr devotion and Se
sacrificing sphit, displayed IN suffering and enduring
much for the cauge OF liberty and civil rights
Res0lUed, jt, That We earnestly recommend TO the
this district the pToprety Of ctrg convention
people, irrespective OF party, a. GoIdsboro the
I'd Monday in September.
ReSoUed Gh That copy Of these resolutions he sent
to the Wmr gon Journal tor publication, reG1eEng The
other State pupers to copy.
called. motion Of Sol. Gorno, the following gentlemen
Capt. W. r. Emmett L. E. Porter, John Shepard, H. II.
" Target A. j. Musril, D. p. E8ndlin Leu D. W. i'm.
mons, Jasper Etharlge, Ed FarDe stephen Henderson,
nell, we're appointed delegates TO said Convention
% motion of Lieut. rtmnoDe, the meeting sdjoufned
sire die. ,o-,- r
A. j. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20

aud through the iuHance of Your paper save us from
that Shame which the agators of tais movemen: are
bringing upon
The s5gice OF the prime mover 10 ru1 peace caudi-
dates in every district fer Congress- is effort show
dsoyalty TO the Cone3e?acy, which does not in fact
exist aud which will be direct iuvitatioD TO The enc
my to invade State, and at least bring partial de-
strucfion upon it,
There is q1es,ion but the Of th's4 ~ho cry
for pence has Induced the hope tor feods in
midst and has been oa- of s persistent ef-
forts against Oar onty hope il ii az un0roken
'front.' al uawavering lin: aud vhen enemy $ him.
self ready for peac., will be u condition to make
such terms az will secure to Oar posery that inher
tance Of freedom aud l0dependalce, which cost our
fathers seven years war TO obtain Tor
NORrR CAROLINiAN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-20
CAPE FEAR R1vEs, August Ilth, 1868.
A. J. JOHNSTON, Secretary.


Aessrs Editors: regret to understand that por
tons communication in the Journal" Of last Waek
should have been construed nto reflection upon the OFF,
who command of the forces which rccaptured
Kate from the enemy the 18th ult aud
take pleasure ia correcting this pressO
my with that officer has aWays been o. friend
ly character.
Lamb, ard recommended him TO pat armed guard on
the ship and shOre to prot ect properly aBd het
acted in concert with him for several days, had
thought of conveying the impression that had assumed
equality Of rank with N il command, and that for
him him instructions concerning palpabs duty.
ray duties carrying ont his orders to me vessel
required my presence on board requested him to come
Oh board that could consult with kim and have
learned that when recommended The organization
of the guard, it already detailed, and preparing W
come board.
1t see ms the Colonel did come board soon he
could reach ship after he ceased firing the enemy
avCg aimed every shot himse, and reached the vessel
hile as the act Pu ting out the fire. and before il
was altogether extingushed il the cabin In my anxiety
to save the ship explosion did not perceive his
arrival and therefore stated that the only comms
stoned officer board until alter the fire extnguiEhed.
Being satisfied OF mistake, feel due TO COL Lamb
aud myself, To make this as
know is really do full justice than the
Colonel uuder whom unteered Tor the occasion and
at whose request the first to board the Kate, aud
in time to hwart the designs The enemy TO blow her
am, &c &c. H. e. A1cDUFFlE,
A. p. II. q. 3. Navy.