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DRoGRAMME or ARRANGEMENTS
vNrEH INF hrs1cis or TIE MUNICIPAL
AtTHpkrTlFS bf rVE CITY or
NEW YORK.

TUE ioIST srECiAL COMMITTEE APPOINT
80 =. mai srr~sene, tor prop'.y eelehra,,ps
sJ dSears ni,, ,So f iS StaSa 'Ha''
Hs-nse .sr,hs Llrsi. pl.iorns, \. YIN o.,
General oti,r., n. ,' ''"' 80 '''''
., rh.t var Of tlc fi-t Division which r.usIns In
u, "a et r' p'tsl, the Fourth d.y Of July nett,
40 IN IN ne cee b7Auou Of tho Sith Anniversary of
IN l"GlMation { iut pcnde 80.
Wiz ~ he s .,sh, s Mn ~, Is ,,"s in i,,s street,
snd IN, paI,ic ~ he under tho Command OF Brss-
tn p,y,on viii pay the honor, Of marching
cy MI ~, H trn o. ne Hn E'ea In font Of the
The Veteran Artillery viii DIRE In. National ssiute
from III. Battery AZ noon.
Ihs Mscr ,Genrsl ,,t.. cecssloi to return HI.
,hsnts a. vel "to ecnr.tuls,e the nlv .on. Tor
M prompt aud patriotic votion Which Its ni-ur.
hrI. OF Al e,sd- have Ies,c1ded TO the order, fot
du', 10 the held upon the Invasion nsishbors
In penn.ylv.ns.
The al, ob sth, ith. sth. lIih. la,h, sod. s,,h.
bsrirs 400 Circn soldiers, air sdy Of thr srst
u var snd 40 other rec meus OF the Divis,on are
fslo. cit lsn' and thcse public instutlons In shoss
er their p.ti lot,e devotion aud ibsrsiity 10
Tor them then situations during the present.
G,p.ip oS ,ill report TO General spiesr for sseors
The Ccmmi.,,ry General VII l~ue ammunition Gos
tn ..u ur9n rsaui'tion Of the proper officers
Ma Gen. CHAs. ". sANDFoRD.
= u. WHOA, Div. INSPECTOR.
There will br salute Cred Ia Union Square Of sun.
rise and at the BAltery 81 sunset,
In tho evening hre.uIts viii he displsysd aad
music furnished Of tho iollo~ Ing places
CIV Han. ,.......,......... corncll's band.
bar btoad~sy and Grand st.. ..Hlls hand.
Mhu n Nllf-. .Schenmalet's Hand
lompiihs luae 49,. ... b.. Wa nemaher. hand
Nen ItoadwaJ and Franz In Of. Hollinss's Hand.
iibertl sinA minimum. Heier's II nod.
hro,i-.y and tsd ........... W.nnem.hsr,s band
iiammor'iey and Houston sts. Rohnss Band.
nN,rty. .,........,.s ..,.......M allaee,s Band
Ilgh'N .'hfn 81 aud Sd av. .......hOllrr's Band.
Mount Morris .kubel's II md.
Jackson ,usfe...... ......,..... Rubrls Hand.
IL NV and kiusshrdsc Road S.rtotts Rsnd
M'ron snd sIains,t, ...........w allsceS Hand
- h ~, bet. = h aud Nth ayos -, Blind Hand.
Nsuhai' sns lie Observation-Disclosures.
RtndsiFs island .............--
The o-ntr. aud II vcss /, iyins In poYt and
wow'e ots Of ho'eIs and pube ludinys are request.
cd display then DIOR. on that day. the ~ tors Are
res ed 10 rns he b,s OF their respective churches
loo all hour at sunit.e, noon and sunset.
IViN'' 81 ven cles are Triurs cd TO avoid the loe
o' procession III" Civic Socetses are invited to co.
opr's'. vi Ia the Committee In furthsrsncs Of the
Dy order Of the Committee
TFRkNCE fAkLEYs
JOIN iOx,
ssp nis + + h Terry.
JAMES REED,
PETER MIICHELLr
D. L. A, BoUl.k,
Commit, 2 q be p9.,d Of Aidsrmsn.
THOMAS BRADY,
MICHAEL g. GROSS,
JOHN q. HAvlLAND.
JANIS MURRAY,
Patrick RISRFII.
DAVID FITZGERAiD,
Committee Of h. B,iid Of Cou ncilmsn
4. fAkLBY, Chairman.
JANIS HAVE, :, cretary. 826
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WANTED.

A T THE LARGE EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
cor q and 9th ave female servants wanted
10 good famil e.. slso gs lately LANDED and email
trh. Coru,t i'm u. aud 9th ave. NJ FIOYDS 965
A YOUNG MAN WANTED TO ATTEND
1Abs; mus; have good reference Enquire so4 ave-
nuc 4.
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TO LEr-THE LOWER PART on RE- II
i cottage, Ia East 5dth at rooms aud bedroom
on the floor basemeu ut and cellar bed oois m !,
s'tict rent, 1s month. Inquire Of l.. ODEIL ~
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BRUSHES or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
LAT the brush factor 29o Pearl 1t, HsrJrrt Bald
inf All srticl'~ At he '0N,et factory price, Paint
Irshes " superior quality eoustantly on hand
40 JOHN h. HOprEI.
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GEN ERAL BlslNHss.

AT -, PAwNBROKER'S TICKETS
4 Assntei- l viii pay y pst ut more than any
person In mis- ety Tor tchets for diamonds. watches,
stsrl 2lO
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| ITO Lets ROOMS on lST FLOOR, Roar
ho,e, II Mott IT.; .at.r aud ssste pipe Apply 70
| Mrs. KELLY room g.
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SEWLNsl MACHINES.

'TliE BtSI SEWING MACHINE IN The
i vrld IN, W "a, vi h u. ysllshlr improve.
m,hts, entirely oyT'' ucs all impcr'ec, pnt They
aTe SUPERB. IN all h,rs To- tar ~ lni malufAc ur-
ing pu poses. store No, j6 Il. osdwsy. Agcns wsut
ed. -
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Two LET SMALL STORES AID ROO, /
the store, rooms, and basement Bas,ry lOs n vi >,
ton st. and 70 .ns No. l0a ritt -, aud ~ is Il ~
, , q, j. nre at 'CJ tssnd 1t, OF OF JOAN
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; RISES. CARRIAGES. sc.

'tSALE--A liuhSE 10 HANDS HMH-
abe for docto., buicheT OF groesr or ntany
ak Narrsn 81 n nj ard .Ind. Jail at 40
't't, bet 9Th and uth avs, IN u sold. g55
4 SIS AND WAGONS FOR SALE-200
4 .. iamily cArrlsEa. ckaWays, bIgsiea. gro.
sibGHiue,s vtg h-, an sec1td baud wagon. of
81 aud 81 hors,s sc,.lns "a cheap, 40 NevIn.
E,dyn. 4ll
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GARD AND ROOMS.

DINA FEW SOBER MfCHAN.
Ia man aud hs wife eau b. Accommodated
Z b1ud by app.y.Ds st J Alien Of, Tnms
advance, ~
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qsas kiots st Rnlt!Sh.

The mail this morning brings the Raleigh Progress and
from the office Ct the Journal The account
given by the Progress long and mixed 20 with the
opinions and surmss of the writer that unable
make room for il stands The incidents have
ready been given Geographic columns, the dispatch
having been furnished the Associated Press by the Pro-
9reSS.
1t would appear il sbor. that Wednesday night about
ten Clock, soldiers belong to BennDgs Brigade,
then passing through the city, suppose, but detained
sometime waiting transportation tho cfice of the
Raleigh Standard and commenced gutt G the establish
ment throwing the type in the street knocking into
pi destroying sorae printed work said to be for the
STATE and, alleged, carrying CT stationery
Neither TIE building the power press was Injured
and Mr. HOLDEN expects the publication of his
paper few days thai the desu cton could not have
been very great after AL Bat great small the thing
deeply to be regretted not that the Of the Stand
ara has not been productive Of untold evil that
not had the eject Of creating discomfort and depression
among our soldiers, and far Influence had gone
tended to denoTeHza aands that il has done So
we have the assurance Of than officer char ed
with the deieace OF critical points and the guardianship Of
important works But these things cannot be successfully
Tfghted By mob violence, and if in one case they
could be righted the precedent would be most dan
gerous 10 portion Of the soldiers that We have met
since the occurrence matter from what State they
have hailed approve sustain the of the who
attached the Standard oece The offence should be
ly examined ito a2d promptly punished.
Besides gives th rGobbed party chance to claim the
horor - DartyIdoU anu, in this case. capita
Cut o. he fac that the attack made upon ha office by
soldiers raised in another State Upon this no doubt the
changes viii be ruHg with the plausible and practised
dextery OF the experienced demsgogue and poItician
The paper whose course has so much to jeopadize
the safety and honor OF the State, will constitute itself
especial guardian that honor demand that an ashanti
upon IL ypes be mlde quasi beh against the
other 6o1Cbern states Individually and Southern Con-
federacy generally to say nothing Of the Desuuotives
of thi state in particular.
Hseema that G9YsEsOr VANCE being sent for addressed
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FROM SUFFOLK

Several gentlemen arrived here yesterday afternoon d.
rect from Suffolk. From them We learn that the Y an
KEGS have sgain evacuated this place. the last of them
leaving on Friday last. During their stay great
many fresh depredationa committed and the cti-
in town aud the surrounding country were greatly
annoyed The store of James B. Nolaeet was broken
open and robbed. A steamer up and took of all
the remaining furniture from the residence of Nathaniel
Rddck, ESQ. The handsome family residences of Hen
~ Rddick and the Rev. VIM. B. Welons suffered more
than at any time before The residence of the later gen.
teman occupied by them, and the fencing around
the yard and flower garden which had been previously
miraculousy preserved destroyed saa the houses
much abused.
Joseph Little, Thomas Locksey, and Jas. Harrison,
enrolling officers for Nansemood equity were captured
These soldiers were all from the ixeenth Virginia
Regiment. Mr.. Little lost about $1,000 in tin, which
he was removing when he was captured
Pasrsburg Express.
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scssH W We think hings might be better than theS
are if people woud only try and make them &C. But we
fear that they Take this stance and is 90 fancy
sketch farmer comes into market with load OF pa
con- Ali rich and poor, want piece II ghest market
price so say G0 per pound extreme Party i"
town cones farmer offers him $500 and takes the
whole The ket is rails, d. not By the farmer for ne
did not expect any such price. One patty. whether o
specu alton whatever other purpose sbsoros the Vnos
amount viii might have relieved. for the time o-nE Tie
pressing Of many What must be the result OF ths
policy IoT continued
We state case wi bout mentioning Individuals, but all
who watched things will recognize the truth OF the
abatement as applicable TO than two three
or Ia ia dozen There ought to be remedy
There way Of getting thing right for at their
present way Of going point will be reached when
nc man can for tie There s old
proverb which good one, since, like good rule it
works equally well both ways. The proverb says" What
cant be c1red must be eudued Reverse it. and say that
wha cant De endured be cured and you have
very practical proverb ard very applicable to
resent Crcums If the class of difficulties to
which referring neVitab eff they were
tie OF Cod Of he public the case would
different but they They result from the insane
spirit OF speculation graspDg which ia abroad among
curse yes Instead OF helping another like brethren in
affection rule TO be altogether the Of
this 1t not for the devoted patriotism and splendid
gallo ntry t-0opsde excepted and the pety
and e-EacTifce Of many noble women, aud fe "
men home might Well begin dcspair of the Divine
,.-~4. TO-,
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TO nv FrSsnea and Readers.

On Wednesday night last, about ten O'Clock. body
soldiers belonging General 81 nDings GeoTg ia Brig ade
in their h4nds, and commanded by officers
tackled my Office, destroy ed a If
threw the sy,es pie. As the result q this shall be
compelled huspeDd the pUbucatOn Of the SdndQTd 70
lew DAYS; bu tu3t will able to pub
catIon. no Efforts expense will be spared the
paper 10 yOG heretofore.
At tie practicable shall the public
possession of all fac connected with this outrage
Ii cen to at present. that free and loyal press
has BEEN tramplad the has resulted
hat maj OF the civil law has been set at defiance
and al ge Il IS BEEN committed my Constu
rights which example, in the language OF Gov
Vanc no adjrs the soldiers. the dominons
braham Lincoln - appeG! my rieuds to be as
calm as possible, ira Determined and hope
il necessary that should them that undis-
mayed, ard firm determined to maintain at ali
hazards the right of Irec speech aud free press.
Sept 8 1863. Y. ". HOLDEN.
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DIED.
for two.

A. the North Carolina Hospital, Charleston, s. c. Oh
tho e8th Of August of wound received at Battery nHg
e9 on the 18th sergt JOHN W. ROBINSON of Cap'eln
George W. Msrshs Company ca, 6lst Regiment n =
Troops nj
BE enlisted in his countrys cause early In hs sna
proved himself brave and good soldier ready at oil time
TO discharge his whole duty He universally lovea
respected by all the members of his Company and al VIZ
know him respected him for his honesty, and true nau
quail les. To know him to love him. He was az u
nament to society," and hia loss will be deeply felt ootn
the army and at home. The members Of the GonPsi'
sympathize heartily with his afflicted parents and ide
Snu 1851 IA"t 'ney nave AVs' 0Ae Va ~ l..
Sumter, s. c., the 9th inst Henry F. h oE the
aged So years. native Of wilmington N 0' AnU 40
last E ve years merchant of Charleston ,oeo PR.
At General hospital wilmiugtoD Sept. znd R sG Co.
vate JOHN BYRD, of Columbus County, cap: D large
Oitv Guards He was good soldier, and leaves '"'h
and helpless family In destitute cycumstaDssg'
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quently without details from either point In
teek aPhc column will be found despatch in reference
II the there day night and Thurs
day morning. We DO not agree with the of the
Stadard We look upon aa dangerous, of evil teuden-
cy, aGd already productive of evil Consequences But
deprecate rob Law we have done before.
That wrongs DC not make right is old and true
saying, and While tePreeae the OF the soldiers
who cked the Ecndcrd CGe, excuse that
Of the CIVILIAN mob who yesterday morning 10 broad day
gh at the ringing Of the town bell proceeded to destroy
the Office Ct The has JOt3 nal Because Jones strikes
Brown, tor Browns friends beating Robin
urless indeed explain it by greater safety of
the operation. Il unfortunate sir all through
DQtly Journal Ilu
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THE CosT OF THE MEgRIMAC.-We find the following
item the Bahama Hen aid OF the 26th ult which copy
Of its reference vessel which of poo
pie have rather toe n We presu
sale referred that the Confederate Govern
neas
ZIG AfTIC bAFRRCPTcYin the LONDON Court OF BANK
ruptcy, 2?Jn uiL., Xcharah Charles Pearson.
Nicholssaue. Lombard Street AID of Kingston Hull
(radiag under The title o. T. c. Pearson Co.. up
upon his adjourned hrst This of the
largest failures which Into the except
g The Royal British Bank, the great spec1a in
leather, Nesss. Lawrence. Stre&tteid Mormoe. The
Gebs than &45 900, sad the deficit acknowl
edGI be 84l3 STA Tue bank upts spe, uiat
fir tale Of the celebrated vessel the MerImac
33L 49, 81 I64 of sccepaDGes SIR. q. D. Sey
account VI the Southern Times The ad-
GrDed for examination of accounts till october 29th
whsn meeting for final order wi take place.
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Capture Of eIie Cronstadt.

By steamers ard Banshee we are kindly placed
in po essoR C papers up the Fad instant, and
of Bermuda papers up tie LIST From the BAHIA
tNassau) Herald OF the 26th ut, tie sub
Join particulars OF the capture of the Steamship Cron
stadt port Nassau CroDstadt lett
this port night CT the 18th August With very
vau4 bic cargo Unfortunately the ship fast
was besides pretty deeply loaded ]: VIII 6e remembered
that Geys since expressed opinion that the
prop Her steamship reported having been captured
the 18th ut, on her way from this port to Nsasau must
have the CTcnsal other propeller steamship
this port about hat time. gentleman interested
in the Crcusradt ia conversation de calculation
pob2 whereabouts Of the CrODtadt the 10Th, wh
agrees pri5ngiy with the facts esceTaiuej As
we remarked week the Federal watch the
British india ports espe cay those Bahama
aud Bermuda groups just abou: a. strictly they do IL
or any Confederate port The f0lc wing the &C.
c0un given il the Herald
The following particulars of this have kindly
fnTnIshed US ~ pa seEgeT:
TIE :: $ IrcuutadE, aptajn jones, left Wilmington,
july - h proceeded safely her vCysge Nassau
up he morning. Of the 10Th, (Sunday,l when
steamer sighted At ;his the Cronstadt
about 70 miles from GIeeC Turtle Cay, the Iy-
ing directly batwe her and the Ia {. After
temp to make the lad the UroEsadt steamed TO
RgalL the Rhode siaDd giving chase lille after ii
it bee evident tst tie distance between the two
was becoming essoEed The -h,ef Engineer, Pilot End
Mate, Fad Engineer and Carpenter took bC2t and got
away At2 G clock the Rhode Island opened fire. but ou
mile & Pie sh sd' ss sePt s n
up aorgsde, when Captain Jones hove and yes
sci captured, after chase OF about hours.
Tie and passengers, with the exception of the Cap
tain Mate, engineers and Purser transferred
the Rhode Island, and after two days cruise landed at
then request. Harbour Island. They arrived on
THURSDAY The odcers the boat succeeded reaching
Green Turtle Csy at 10 a. M Monday and arrived here
Saturday. he lr0Gstadt in charge of g prrzs
Port Royal ans thence Boston Her cargo
sisted of 600 bales GOTTEN $40 erces and tobacco
and 200 hogsheads pentine. The Rhode Island is
of the stest steamers in the . 5. Navy 1t vii be-
membered this steamer that chased the SIRIUS into
our Fort and the Margaret auu Jessie ashore
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assault On the Guard.

We learn that last night three of the guard (mu1
cipal not military pretty severely injured by par
ty OF Texas soldiers belonging TO Hoods division.
L wonid thai party of soldiers 90 the number
elevea, had got Into house in that portion of the town
the river front, between tie Wilmington and We'll
don Rail Road DeLot and tie Farmers Hotel,
commonly known as " Paddy's Hollow and we're
making considerable noise aud disturbance,
doubt under the iIf lfnCe Of LIQUOR, The
guards named HARKEE EEELLY FUTKBL hearing
the 1epa.ed to the of disturbance when
sault made Upcn them. HARKER, d between fifty
and xty years age badly beaten; FUTREL got
we're dow on of stick club, and
SHEL with knife, frst in the side, below the
ribs and secondly il the side higher up, the knife striking
ayainst and CHANGING Fortunately neither the cavity
OF the chest Tor abdomen penetrated the wounds
although sero1s, are lot necessarily dangerous.
DIty Journal, 1its.
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A Cure for Dependency.

Mr.. j ohm Cole, son Of Judge Cole, of this city, has
returned from Vicksburg One Of the heroic garrison
of that place. he was detained by wound received il
defense of the city, but took the earliest moment OF
great risk of his life to leave the Federal lines We
understand says that very short experience of Fed
era domination will work complete Of the most
obstinate fit of despondency-the severest attack Of
reconstruction or giving up. Il is like fly blister
and will sting anybody into an uncomfortable re8ou
ton never to give up the struggle while life hopere
mains. Very few in Vicksburg have taken the oath
and such is the tyranny of the Federas that the weak
kneed who thought of taking it, were soon cured OF
tie purpose. The story of good behavior of the Fed
eral troops when they entered Vcksburg s mere c.
nard. He saw them coming in hOoting and yelling
like demons-the soldiers armed with beetles and mauIs.
with which they burst in the doors of the shops and
houses and Quilted and sacked the houses IN twink
ing:in the presence of their officers. The daily occu
patton of the soldiers, since that Time has been con
slant search Of plunder from house to house, and the
shipment of the spoils TO their friends at home
Every foot OF land about the town hes been pierced
with ramrods to discover hidden treasures, and the
graves had been opened for silver con plates ard Jew
ery The condition OF the poor people subjected 70
such ndignties and at the same time subsisng upon
the rations doled out them by the sodery can oe
more readily imagined than describe '. When a Cop
federate sees these things they better than victory
in stirring up bis resolution to fight to the last ne
reports great mortality among the Vandas, but Tue
os"O "f' oil O"''sO o. HS"' A'' Meeon Telegraph.
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List OF Confs derHte Soldiers Buried In Cypress EIll
Cemetery.
The following list of Confederate soldiers who have
buried in this Cemetery with particulars of
company number date of burial and number Of grave
Bailey, William lst Ga. June TO- 1853, l43.
Barker c, Company &, l2h Mississippi, August l6,
1889. 763.
Baker, Geford Company D, ls Georgia. July Is, 1852,
Benson, W. Company B, 45h North Carolina July %,
1853, 688.
Birmingham John, Company D, 18th Mississippi, July
Bourne, James, Company A. Florida vo Juae 3d. 1863.
Black, - Company K, .3sth North Carolina, July 80,
Bake P Carpenters Battslion) Virginia, August 1e,
nership John, 37h North Carolina Vol September
a. 1868, 49,
Bemons, W C, Company F, 18th Louisiana, August 9Th,
Blood, W. Company C, 18th North Carolina, July 10,
Blunt S H. Company D. srd Georgia, August 9, 1863,
Bradley, -, 57th North Carolina Vol, July H. 1862,
Bradshaw, P, s 4, August IL, 1863, ~.
Bulls D W, Company F, sd North Carolina, August
Chambers George H, Company B. SD North Carolina,
Chambers, Harvey, Company s., 4sth Alabama, August
Cook, a L, Company B, sth Virginia, December 9th
Clark Charles H, c s a, August 4, 1853, 1876.
Coutrain Jackson Ssh North Carolina Vol, July 10
1888, Eli.
Daley. J, C A. Augusta, 1863, 725.
Darwald Jsmes L, Company & 18th North Carolina, IN
.,Dsye1pors, c, Company D, ssd North Carolina July
Davidson Louis Company E. 18th North Carolina, July
Duerson, g, Company D. l4th South Carolina, July "A
1863, 664.
u Eld1ldae Davis Company A. 37th North Carolina July
Ill., Es JqhP 4sh Texas August aas 1863, 7O:
AS Eo1sb e a1 lS3 So GomDanv
Fix F, Ioaptain) Company F, l4th North Carolina,
Fufgerson; Geo W, Company H, 18th North Carolina,
Gardner n, 18th South Carolina Volunteers July "a,
1858 O,8
Gs51ett James (corpOraD Company c, Georgia,
Giles, Richard Company C, lst Virginia, August "a,
Go9gh G, 81 Company Washington Artillery, July 3d.
Grigg, VIM, Company X, ssh North Carolina, July 3D.
Griffith, o. Company A, Goth Georgia. August 2l 1868,
Grumbles, B. COmpeny B, 4th Texas ugust 2l 1863,
Hsll B. Company K, 18th South Carolina, Ausust 8,
Hanniseny, G 8 A, July 26, 1863, e72
Hill, Jehue, Company D. eth Virginia, December IL,
Hershey, Henry W, Company G, 18th Georgia, July IS,
Henson, B. Company B, AID North Carolina, July 80,
n HingsT ,sst wm j. sergt) Company l. 10Th Georgia.
Hoansa, c A, July 3, 1852, 15s.
Huderide, J, G A, August 4, 72l. ,u,, On
Hudspeth J P, Company l. 42d Mississippi July 0o'
Ivy, lCorporaD Company G, llth North Carolina
Jennings " Company 28h Ge0rs" or North Caro-
Joics VIM, Company c, 45h North Carolina August l.
ksyss1 2Shn ss ST. July
Keller, q, Company z, 18th North Carolina Jaiy 49,
King " Company c. asth North Carolina, August 20,
King, N, Company z, 44h Georgia, August e, 1868,
81. ]
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A Card.
JOHN SPELMAN

1t is we'll Known to Gov Varce and the citizens general
Iy that had nothing do with the assault either Of
he printing Offices That have heen mObbed this city but
the did ali 81 uld to both, and that
denounced mob that attacked the Journal eth
unmeasured terms It is said in Extra from Jour
nal Office that of lay al DIS aged 10 the
tack upon that Cfce OF this know nothing thar
hat my hands drny any participation in the matter
counseed mobs, and shall be engaged
have lost iii Bt The hands OF the lDamou
those who ought 10 be frleGd citizens
soldiers, desro the one have, they can do
It, shal 10 do my duty abiding CITIZEN
j. l.. PENNINGTON.
Sent D.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

Sheridan was never without a reason and never ial
ed to extricate himself by his wit in any emergency
At country house. where he was once on VISIT 81
elderly maiden lady desired to be his companion ID
walk He excused himself at first on account OF tne
badness of the weather She soon atterWafos' no%eS
err intercepted him in attempt TO escape WITHOUT ns
b apf has s cleared enough for one not
enough for two"