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The New York herald., 1863-01-13
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Tho Richmond DiSpntcA OF the 9th inst commenting
on the Northern accounts OF the ghtng viaknhurg
says tha, the following from tho vicksburg wa,e Of The
27,h is the best exposition OF those lying despaiehcs
OR cause has been growing brighter every day
ihe commencement Of skrmishing tho Yazoo. Every
attempt ~ advance that the enemy has yet made has
been promptly met aud eieciuay checked at every
p1nt Heavy losses have already been sustained by tho
enemy.
On yesterday tho most signal success Of arms
was obtained Ut Willow bayou, where the enemy
attempted n advance works. Two thousand
oirnt huAdrod Of our soldiers engaged force of
eight thousand Yankees aud whipped them, killing
over two hundred, taking three hundred prson-
nesaec and Twenty Louisiana have the credit OF this
worA. Tho Yankee ad alrcd with Wow of storminB
our works, and made three desperate charges. which
we're rcpased every tms ON tho third charge orr mon
cpeh"d deadly y9iuy upcu them with such singing
effect that the Yankees tell In disorder and csnfu
fon, when our i-apod their broastworks and
charged the capturing i've stands of colorr aud
routing them completely
Colonel thomas, o tn twenty ghth Louisiana, at q
critical nj executed flank movement m masterly
gy. Cutting OIL part u iha Yankee forces, which
cured thfoe hundred prisoners. The enemy sig
Daly defeated, AMI after thoy had ercd ag of truco
sent 10 sskn.g permission 10 bury their deal.
THIS IN 81 gorioNs aud d.claiye victory, fought,
m u was, NY u force o. ncarly thrso TO one.
ne Richmond knquuer u tho i2th contains the foi.
lowing
vicxsuuRo, Jan 9, 1889.
To Hon. j. A. srros:-
From the latest Information am. satisfied tho onomyn
Transports have gone up the river. There only
gnubosts between Tho mouth ~ tho Yazoo and hlikens
Leai vickabarg is daily growing stronger We intend
10 hold ". J. G. PEnBERroN,
Lieutenant General Commanding
The New York herald., 1863-01-13
THE PIRATE ALABAMA.
Her Probable Dsprrtsrs from American
Waters.

A cfrcsr of the navy laforns that, from
formation hh poss.ssfJn he j. cntblcto slate some.
what rci.biy that the pate Aahama has gaae. si
io9n 80, 10 ihs Eastern Lcnsphofe. somn,es ORDER,
ing q the olccr referred - "to 40 NJ
pleased = but the bJh prssieer recently determined
tis ,aii 10 ioavs tie western hemisphere when ali
fastest crers would 10 concentrates there chafs h
and 70 70 Tho north atlantic or Indian ocsau
Il ~as great oblsst - be 70 ara~ tho Tuseayora
asi Scansfs from ioraRv Tor the souble pufsgss
o. dimiDsLiug the scEIiD6v watching blockade fan.
nesa, AMI other prlyaieefs aiing british por,a
somnss y known % have conicmpaisa efume
the cossis ~ Affiea and soathern Asia,
and ccrtan portion suspected ~ being Ia his egesssh.
recently stated HAT ~ The waters bc.0dns America
we're Covered ~b Yankee lncnof Sar Tho iss q seb
ruAry CAPTAIN sernmc- nigh, defy them all sn0sh.s
then n The dsfecipn the fact that Goals for ,o
AsssmA wefe engaged advance 10 the nsigbbNhosd 4
Nad4enseAr
The New York herald., 1863-01-13
Our Array Correspondence.
HEADsc AsrnHs, Ama, os Isg Poross'

HktU{tAhttNN, AHAt Of 1sA FUflhtt, I
Jan. o, 1868.
Accident ond yarow E,eay- Of Crpiasn Cus,y
ofhe Sasretsd Rctst--Acyu,rsd- Rering in Pro ps.
fte, &c.
Last night Captain Cushing, Chief of The ssua acfps
thrown from hts horse and badly cru-bcd ,ho
amin falling upon BIN. lie s to.nirbt intepsbls aud
fears are entertained Of his recovery.
John Irwin, rebel soldier, tried by court martial lssA
month tho charge Of beng spy has been acquitted
and discharged ufsln parole, awaiting BIS exchange.
Every ytblbg pert al tho front. 1hc enemy
ma ed nlop The railroad ab ut Ten miles fIDp ffcdo
ricr burg az whicb place supplies be easily inr-
nfho ttcm Many - the Inhabitants have returned to
the CITY bit there Indications ~ any attempt
rrrair the dansac done ny tho b1n,bardmcnt
10 morrow Dcncfal tfankn's old cospa n 20 be-
viewed by General fIrnyida.
Ihe =. tleg magnificent. tho river very iow, ani
thc roads better. Dlfccfs hsatcpiug back 10
their commands holiday ysr, aud every ~
eAiorhg ur-u the datirs ~ the year Win fr..h
hopes aui b, liant ant lpntl0ns.
The New York herald., 1863-01-13

costhtt,sp Crfils4r We fsestvfd Ftsf' telstt
dsy fftu raf.sai ssttsfn olttfsbAHa Bsusa 4awnsy
49, shgtt ioarfesn 49, -, siF fts tu,e feig-
ssrs utfh Grus,sI tsnss army from w.aet .t.f yfx.
"a ths fst lstes = ins ftusi Minsirs nsso 49,
u sissgs * " csnssn, - ss- rvstht, Dseg
lsisad. sawrsy 80 VI. c's1si rsadtng ~ Hsesfn,
80 Wafiss y 80 49, fnsss Hna bvrts lts vet
T. saf gnes wbNs hsfs sswrsy dikp'nyed a'e~ A..
gsfsa s.ssts hs sfowsd iss rgn,us0a oork shsra.
he anf haitian. Hanstes Dsn esbt r&trs,
ssts "a asresi sH sof's - nsgro gEs -
ssu - siprsbs n.laton q agti %.
t.s.s swo sos, - - tssdcen al me esrr,s % Iss
a. shsob besi -, sNHnsyp g1ssisst 80 tbs -.
ssstssa 4 sgesd its that q ne hurfy fafay al
.~ot este oofnbsea. fhh hs sesofnps sh's wits 80
uirsas sass aoa gives aoy 70 ~ rJsffsss "a go
80. sas rpE tts bleed - \ tte tsss snd tsoor
asr'.i 10 hss, Tts 81 hs iseghf q 'ssftAas tes~s
n 49, ssa v,syluz tbsm e-tt4 - - vsAs fsratt
us x sustttr nasrs eeuabsad NSs 80 t'hhArs
:, pstuafa ,asi ns,srs ns rehsNfen esf.n sad 80
.u,.ttsg rfsst stisrtrn w. thns. hessts' lat 49,
,sgs - fsef, esfIsss tasgorsu,s y - 80
The New York herald., 1863-01-13
New. from sam Francisco.

SAY fRsSfisCO. Jan ~. 1893.
Resolutions endorsing The Emancipation proclinsl len
after extended debate passed both houses u the e
lsture eight and eleven Assenbymen opposing
tnem.
The coisngs o Toe branch of Fan Francisco for the
oasi year has amounted u eighteen millions.
called st.p Warrington, for Hong Kong, carrying Cali.
forrsa produce aud " 90 IN treasurs.
saed, ship hsrrsnac for Liverpool, ~ih 1000 racks
nf wheat
The New York herald., 1863-01-13
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Arrival Of Paroied Prisoners from Rfch-
mond-Ths Merri"a$ at Fort Darling
Our Forces tn North Carolina, Sc.
FoRrREss MONROE, Jan II 1862.
Tho steamboat Me,anora, Captain Van vaiksnbusg
under naGspf truce, arrived Ut Fortress Monroe friday
from city Point and brings down three hundred and
twenty paroled Union prisoners aud SIX women aud
children.
II Il reported ~ Rcbmond thai the rebel gnnboai Ncr
rmnc lying under tho guns of Fort Darling having
gone below the blockade obstruc.ons and cannot return
account " the low water IN the James river.
~ Newbern, on Wodns day last, thcro wcro Msy.hvo
Yankee transports Tho forces hera iociude tho com
mands 4 ihr~o mar generals, which gives force o.
30 0co There iss formidable Qcut at beaufort
Il il supposed tha, an attack IS mcdltacd on Williams.
town aud Gold sboro.
sevcnty.hrce Yankee oncers are In Atlanta ,I-orgn.
The New York herald., 1863-01-13
THE ARMY OF THE POTOKAC.

IfstDarARrrHs Jan IL lsc3
Colonel ". Clark, chief con,m,ss,ryoi subss'cnce,
bm ordered that an lbe h.des and allow of bcovcs
slaughtered TOR tne Army Of The Pot shall hereafter
be delivered ~ ibo pcs, c-mmlsny at Alexandria, and
ihcfe sold II liblc auction 10 tho h,ghes bidder Tho
nnmber,lan haird raiges frvin bundrod and atty
% two hundred ror day.
The New York herald., 1863-01-13

ID T#NNN- 10 Vt ~ !
The New York herald., 1863-01-13

HAtuAr, \. 4, Jan. Il, 1893.
The steamer Priocess Royal reported ~ New YORK,
has ssilcd fof Nnssau.
The New York herald., 1863-01-13

hat the rebels have made every for presory
hg this main artery u circulation with the West.
The New York herald., 1863-01-13

The Army OF the Frontier viii soon return to Springfield
when this disaster is reported
Fight at Hartsville, Mo.-The Rsheis
Under MarmaAuke Defe featsd-ReneWai
OF tho Battle, &c.
ST. Lous, Mo-, Ian. II, 1883.
General Curtis has received despatch from Major Col.
Inns commanders the post Of Lebanon Mo- stating that
a three O'Clock Saturday morning. hundred Union
troops a Harssvne attacked four thousand rebels with
hve cannon, under Marmaduke and Porter, and drove
them ave miles South.
The rebels then took circu and returned 10 Iiarts
ville the lighting recommended and continued III
rundown.
Our loes was thrty.Hve killed and wounded The
re bel loss was one hundred and ffty.
The New York herald., 1863-01-13

cft battle ed Yazoo abe itb, coming up
the fiyof with feet % Transports r0st, from the
c1 opera ions.
A bomblrdneut u Ha.nes glun took place tho
27tn, aud a skrinssh the 2sih ia which the
enemy was driven Into hs wurts.
On Monday, the 29lb preparations were s,ide by Cen
sherman ior general assault. The brsa 4 Generals
Blair, pccogrsey. Thayer and --v selected to
storm the encmys works. % Monday most furious
cannonading opened botn sides, lasting un after
mon doing fearful execution both sides O'Clock
the charge made amidst storm O. shells and
bullets ram an siios Tno rebel dcsn.es consisted ~
sioughs, abs,is earth works, aud ride pits covering
through winch our troop we're compelled % al
yarcr.
I.,c brigade ~ General Blair toos the lead -,
a., need. with a nost furious charge, 70 the
h;rh., tier ~ nuonchmcnta. where bs
M, by an overwhelming force q rebels sai
after hsnd.to ohand conaic, oi nearly t~o hours
in which the lo.s of ife most dsatroas,
recd q fali back for q rrofer AMI timely support
rom the right and The carnage wss fssru
each foot Of ground was inch By and hef
With determined resistance.
Cen Blair wis c0nspcuogs bravinr danger AMI urg'ng
he nen % and cheering them % hold oui unti 10y
sh0ad be relieved. Bal their bravery ~ avail
.be epeny far osiuumbctei the assauling force ADD
sstd meet cur ,rosps und,r e9ser ri ,Afthwofss ana
and canister. Tue total los NE engagement "a
hiern hundred Killed ard Woandsi, insisdibg ~ ..
hundred rrsgnc.s No general anccs sore klaed.
naa Tho supports beea promptly Fent Forward
the stormng PARTY would hags uAi.Auei thsH ro'ton
c0liy ana calt1rei the eutWe fortfosto4s A sisht
iAl our force. fetred wtbou, ueestaos 70 the fton
pre,.o ~ occupied
% January Gsnefaf snsrman s.at 10 nsg y uace
asgng leave 10 bury or dead ubifb wss granis1 III
sesna 90 the Gsd ghssiJ 70 bshod Tho bodies bel
been entirely stripped aBd robbed " every sreiso *
eofhiug boots and shces.
Tarins ths 0tiGaaioa q tLs nsg n upos ths rebels
stated lbat Pan lvss1n haa tcen siat lei b eoerl
Bauss expedition ats trst fbs rebss had driven ttsri
a. Ths ebelt a,so do AIRED that ~ cntn ~ ~ 100
tbsr hands Wcsn ~ sbot sns lhst lhs sad,fs ,Assa
wous ue compelled 70 labor "a ihsH tortGesoos. -
tanatlou lof ibc sesmAtlgn 4 pfeflsfpi t.scou.
on January Gen. s,selss division = tavs stlasssd
Hssss uun bgi the pYrfo,e ws frustrated ~ 4sa,s
fos hics bsug over ibs ry.rs ~ day
90 ths - ths po,tes - abaesasei ~ ~
troops rscDhsf.ea ca ihe tsas, ~ rstsis frsg
vssu a Nhns aspsurs ba ~ spuba.m s,srs4
ursn ,hsu al msy scattered srstputsly. n
fet,agtsse mcvensp, ~, tst3sd orsu
east X a. ewing ~ hfarmaiau y otrsfai nsass %
ote,siss aud 10 fer X danger lfeu Above
Ihsrs y great .sils lsasiou - a Gra sbs,uaste'i
seut tnita.uassuisst ses he tss tssa teptrisft ~
csa. xseisrsssd 3D. = ss9mias ,mrssi % -
fFce
ca,tsls a. - des n ha ssas4s T.sta,J i,s' -nit
~ b. eay y.
rtetbs.e y yxEshsss bst been ~ 10 msses sbss
sat.d tassuy s yst " tntes Hui 's~ rttstgs foses
ftts .hss ssasr ~ ,. ~ ssss ieriy isoa4sd mfoog
t.,, tt,i, is,t.s,stts wtl fsrssf nse sss.bnsfoa
o.. ..s.r iran ~ psiofs = ibs 800. Assytesss
The New York herald., 1863-01-13

BssrFonr, y. e, Jan. o, 1868.
IN, Iron ciGd koHtauk on SAacteifofI S,olh and s6
again al Sofs and SounL
The iron.clad Nontauk, Captain wordcn, from New
York via Monroe attempted q enter the harbor
yesterday morning IN charge u coast pilot. and strck
on shacsafor shoals. The accident oecasionci by
the msplartment of buoy, 1he Noniauk remained fast
un, six O'Clock the evening, when, by the assssDce
d the tugboat John =. Toeborn, Captain Amy John r.
levy Captain Rogers, and runboat Miami shc got
aaoa, and towed into tie harbor apcorg abroast ot
Fsr, Macon she entirely rsnjurod. o1artermascr
Bowen of this post entitoi 70 grcit credit for tho
prompine.s and efficiency with which be discharged his
duties In rendering assistance % the Nontauk. lie
personally thanked by Captain worden for bs timely aid
The w,ud vas fro.hcning with heavy ssa, and every
prospect q a gale when the Hon,aug happily
delivered from the baus q sand IN which she wsstm
bcAded
1he Alontauk eft Fortress u the "a inst about
three T. ~. q the ganboal James Adger. The
vas smuolh aud weather calm. On saturday the "a,
about eight A. ~, the hawser parted, and ,he lcf
narln TIE weather continuing favorable with every
prospect u Continuance C~s,an worden concluded
work no Beaufort wlhout the AID N The Adser Subfe
auenty was made fast sgan the Adzer bat sunday
morning, about eight O'Clock the Laeser again parted
and being tuen nsds u Cape Lookout cgpt worden for
the second me determined % enter the harbor without
tho AID n TOW which he would have sncc.eded 10 dong
had not tho msplaecmeni q the buoy rece 81 The plot
she won't on mo point of the shoal o1ly about d
tance of Lef width from deep vslsf about hour
alter mo parted from tho adger. Hefc getting % she
bad 10 transfer bsr shot ami shcli the iogs Her
heayest abchlr slipped bot All be recovered to-day
Tie Moutans med, and ready ior imned
.rN rrsr A. tb. uoNt.nk nu
The New York herald., 1863-01-13

Mimi, Captain Tolmnn 10 whom Mr.. Brown rcror.d
CAPTAIN ioman on twelve TO the assistance q
the colby On the afternoon OF III. "a got unier weigh
and IN the oyoning the Miami came out, ovcrhaulcd the
Colby and togk her 10 tow for Beaufort where she
arrived at eight O'Clock NJ The morning ot the 30.
Mr. Brown and suffered much o.
and food. Mr. LIZ cutter was without rnidcr, compass.
or anything 10 bah witb and but LaK 60 hurried
was the departure 10 assn tancc OF thu Monitor.
Hhilc on bolrd his boat Mr.. Brown remarked capt.
Rankhead that hs supposed there danger Of his
vessel sinking Tho Captain replied that he was
tha, would provo otherwise, the water up tho
furnaces when no left her.
ihe following In . list Of tho Of tho crew In NJ
Browns cuttcrMorris wagg, quarermasler; ehas. II.
smith, coxswain; Lewis A. Horton, seaman; Luke NJ
Griswod, Hugh N. Logan, John Jones and George
Moore. ordinary sssmcu. Al the above. including Mr..
Brown were rcposed lost and indeed their preservation
lie almost miraculous Mr. n wishes To rsturn his thanks
70 Captain Tolman for the assistance he oered and for
kindly towing the Colby down 10 Beaufort Tho
Rhode Island Is expected Immediately to Bosu-
roon tho lcet and Mr. B. win here orders.
iEos CLAD rAssAIc
Lies anchor Beaufort Roads learn that She
fercd considerably her passage down, In tow II tho
state u Georgia, and Hms ne paint of ing
atandoasd The wafer then making rapid hradway
upon her, ard all hopes u keeping from the nros
given up, hen OF the officers reported TO 70 be
the engineer, urged another rally at the pumps. Al
hands, oners ana crew went 10 work and hnaiy
cecded keeping her f.,e unlil the storm abatei.
soSIrnuIo,
hay ing on board the Flfly sixth New York Volunteers
(Coon,l Van wyess rcgimen lett In tow Of the
cahawba, Captain Baker and g., along smoothly until
Wednesday last, The 3lst nlt. During the gale that
dsy the hanfers prted and the running out Of others
being attended with great danger and dcuy the trans
port her voyage under sail Both the Monitor
aud Pas,sic could be from the uontebeo during
tie gale They then pitching heavily, and were
frequently deeply submerged that but part u their
turrcts could be Tbe Nontebclio ed gtely
With her troops, All we'll.
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TRlRrrE or RESPECT

Ats messing q Conpsny A. M.il.,l'. Brt..isa
he'll q Gasp holnes, Iscusry sS,A. lsss, he to..
s~sns preamble and resslstisas ~stc real and unsp.
is,s.iY adopted:
Watssls. i Ass pleased Cd 10 81. aIri.. pts,i.
dsses = ssad his assseaser Death ID our mj.,. ,.8
saks from - oar highly esteemed friend .na trO.Asr
sslltef. a. 4. Ns,soa. thsrsnfe ke II
Reso.ssa. Thsl ibe dealt e. r. w.,son h.. 60,
shade o. sadness and unmislsksbe sorrow over ii,
eosalehsnes 81 taIs conpsny; and While III, n n,
has l.eeo erased tan the register 81 this conp.uy &c
hops 4 hes been earolsd BY las tecotdia angel Il
The Lsmb's bsok Of lie.
Rssslrtd, Thai -has OR kears are Elled viii a..
soilonsi sdmirst,cn spd an a~luI fespeei al Ca,
d'spsssaiaG Of oil ss5l9psly thiars vs 10 se mos,
ssstsiy The rclsvshl- loss % one wha@e eh, eF-,t
delight wss e bsstss soses along Tie wAlk. 81 n.
Raslrtd. That Il woah - an scs % sop-,.rox.tiss
70 shsasfsis his nany snisse QaaliIes and "a,
traits 81 ekafsetsfs lof ali wha knew hin ..a,,,,l
respected BIN 10 he wrshh 81 mind h ,tdemi.
I'll. ,. high ss9itstloss and lsudsbIs smsili,n.
Ksse's<S. That ~hile ws bs- down II eeutri,i.. !,
he wtil u frssidsnre. ne umpaihlas 9Th IA. II.
fssssd sHis aud relations 81 The s.cesssa n he Il
fesssment, snt as0s thsm that lhsssh he ~ ,oas.,
moves Iis.ng being aucag us III. msns,s iii, III.
rvsi Gina irasnd The desfes. sasclion. d or hearts
k'sSirsS, That tspy 81 ih.s resolu,lss. /. IA,
V ne kaisish st.ndsld ssd HiilshoteeeA g,so,dst
ioi pabl.tstian. AMI sIso to lks berssse1 isaiy ~
The deceased.
IN. nLACkwoap. cLsl,r..a.
Drsse. FERsnLL, Secretary
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soldier as ever was. Tha deceased professed religion
when quite young, and attached himself ia the Ranst
church. He was highly esteemed in his nerbborhood
TOT MS Pesy, and BY his mild and persuasive language
ana gensieness Of conduct won the hearts Of bis COM
ISaes ~ arms lie fought in eight bstIes wadsd The
o'omac four times, and came out Of all unhur,,
"hicn he attributed 10 the kind hand OF Providence
ior ne said he believed in prayer But, alasi death
summoned this brave young soldier 10 the nre.onca
y ms Maker, and he was ready and willing 10 obey.
Com
D'ea IN this county, on the 26th Of January. Mr.,
THOMAS D. FAUcETT, in the Goth year Of Ii.
age The deceased was Of delicate constitution
ne went to Virginia for his sick son; his son divine
shortly alter he reached hin, he returned with BIZ,
remains home, aud in thrae days died, apparently
rom exhaustion and trouble. Con
Died, at the Peace Institute. on the 23d of lam.
afy, NJ. A. T. Watson, aged IS years. The deceased
entered the camp Of instruction. near Raleigh on the
Gay appointed and was always al his post when able
fought brasey in The battles Of Knslon and Gold.
borough and alter returning to camp he stood guard
on .he hisai Of The 9th, and on the morning Of the
gun ne answered 70 bis call and was instantly taken
wan pneumonia and carried 10 the hospital, where be
had good attention. The writer was with him mos,
o Inc 'ims he said hs was willing 10 die, and was
much engaged 10 prayer during his suffering. His
remains we're .homs to the resid ence OF bis
weeping wife, who ia christian lady, and were fol-
lowed y The grave On The 25lh BY large circle d
relations and friends.
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have been Justly proud, have forfeited il an BY abse.
ing themselves at a moment When their own State
e invaded and about TO BE- desolaed BY brutal. ban
savage Toe. Now is the time 10 reinsate themselves.
~ prompt return TO duty. appeal 10 them 10
ssanu " their country yet little longer, and not 40
soiy by dsseron the bright and glorious reputation
81 'ne state, which they have helped 10 win On !
nundrea aard-fsught fields; and appeal to ali GOOD
anu 'oya c'izens throughout the State TO give their
influence TO induce thsse men 10 rssrn. La - -.
unmoved by this appeal 10 patriotism and honor ann
pose that ne can remain at home with nnun;ty tho
null power OF the State authorities aided If mead IL
oy inc Conisderacy shall be put in force 10 arrest him
ana pfirg MIN 70 punishment after the 10th day OF
February nexi and there shall be no rest for The d.
sener IN the borders Of Norte Carolina: Ind let none
excuse their desertion BY declaring thai thew 90 bon,
to take care of ther families they will sjd noth;n,
TO the comforts Of their families by hiding ks cu,l,1
men 10 the woods BY day, and by plunderinr tbeirs
nelghbors by night; they only bring shame and na.,
ing upon the heads Of the innocent, and thei, l,,la
children, when gray headed old men. will h,y. he
nnge o. scorn pointed at them, and the hitter ,sunt
VIII ring IN their cars Your father skuked n tha
woods to keep from fighting for his country.
The State is now trying 10 provide food for your
families, and each county Is making similar proy,.
son; and as your Chief Magistrate promise you
mat The wife and child Of tire soldier who il in The
army doing his duty shall shars the last bushel d
meal and the last pound Of meat in the State. L.,
every patriot in the land assist with ali his influence
70 the execution Of this proclamation, and our victo.
rious ranks will again be filled, and our country soon
be rid Of the enemy. -"
co., In witness whereof ZEBuLos B. VAycs.
9L.s. our Governor, Captain General and Com.
(NooJ mander-ln-Chief hath signed these pre-
SCENTS and caused the grea. seal Of the State
to be affixed.
Done in Our city Of Raleigh, on the 2s,h dav !,
January, 10 the year Of our Lord 1853.
z. D. VANCE.
by The Governor:
:. H. BArTIE, Jr., Private Secretary.
February 4. so-ar