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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
Ea@ Late GIL. uTdis,

: soldier 2ad gentleman, " SaE ptH Fl rInOche.
such Tas he whose name heads this article Those who
knew him, surprised that he fell that fell al
the head of his regiment doing his duty bravey and well
Tbty Knew that lie hhr8nk from the full discharge
his duty and that his brave heart would prompt him to
the station of hon and c peril At that station he fell
and with him fell high hopes which failed of their prom
ised larEeEess' only by untimely death.
oil Purde was inueed Without fear and without re-
proach, every inch soldier and every thought gentle
\ II his quail good without adulterafion
hature designed end finished him nan, a man in
every LEFTY sense Of the ter-l
When such an falls, particularly times like these
there than that which broodeh around the
hear h-soue at home Who there fill place
nat form so ma. Is, nat am srOrg, what heart
brave and fearless IS there to lead those loved
low where be led, and feared when his
step onward the foe Let the gallant avenge
the death of their loved Commander whose blood crieth to
them from tie ground while his memory bright spot
less and unsued the banner which they bear,
t2em. his voice do to brighter deeds OF
arms. r
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

March 9th SAWS the rien at thu North are no
publican clubs OF keep the Republicans IN pew
er and the Democrats They are Of he same pTeed bs
the ''Wide Awakes.
The Confederate loan had recovered and at slight
premium.
The London Post has article nmenting upon the in
activity of the during the winter and Spring
and asserting the principle that If the Worth does not,
cannot carry active the authority
of the Federal Their nations bound to
policy of non-in' 1t says THE ground up
which the interference OF neurs in the qu1rre OF
begerens is based by International law that shall
be carried with such activity may tend TO the speedy
restoration Of On other assumption would be
moasrous to expect that neutra would submit to all the in
coBVenences entaed uptn them by the of other
tons" The PC,t compares the relative positions Of the
North and the South those of betegers and beseged
TIE lorme, take The place hereafer-the
latter cannot raise tiege Will other nations submit to
indefinite continuance Of resultess contest which
tails upon themge Sc ious losses and 2
The Post is sad to be the leading Palmerston
The Daily Meas is the Abolition and has pretty
long editorial devoted the negroes prasng the negroes
70. their gocd conduct ind sodierly qualities
The Plymouth paper, the Wtstrn Da,iy Mercury is q
large and haDdsc sheet this respect equal to its
tropoltan cotemI orarits 1t has immediately under its
editorial head some OF America, but sab
joins no comment Daily Journal, 18th inst.
Il IS pleasing that of the Northern papers
ii instance at least capable Of something like de-
ceEcy and mlgnanimty their references fallen foe
man. they have shown themselves in lie of STONE
JACKSON. is not that their praiae blame their
good word their bad word, matter ought the de-
parted hero Is minded it not in life. Fill less he
gard in death. Neither his friends regard it either
his b1t the sake Of humanity
il is Fl asiDg hat with the enomed and
least scuPnon members Of tie human family still
Of decency and proIriety leftacme virtue
that they respect nagnanmity that they
exercise. Who say that the worst all
bad
ColE wTtTg from Petersburg, Va, asks for
Information all he steamship DaEshee upposing her to
lie Government vessel. The Banslee is simply blcck
a&o upon private III Confederate Gov
nc&t ha. DO with Ler than with any other pri-
yae Vessel at sGst such is uEders and of the
ter.
The steamer Japan, now suppose, the Virginia, is
iron vessel like the Alabama, but armoured khe is
simply iron sooP -of-war. not onclad. Her arma
presume obtained il England and Of
d,es not include any Brooks guns.
Indebted 90 the courtesy OF the gent!cmanly Iur
s5- Of The ---, forget her present pame--but we
know her oImerhe welI-knOWn North Carolina,
Tor E file OF the New York Herald, which will cx.
gnyhrg OF interest that may happen Gd. or
their Immediate is anticipated by later ari
Ta.l VII IioLUIoDd and Petersburg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

be New York Word publishes letter from New
bern, n G., dated May 9th, from which we extract the
following
\ sensation was created here by the marriage this
morning OF Charles w. Lawrence of Boston, member
OF the Fortytourth massachusetts, to the accomplished
daughter OF Israel Oisosway, banker in Newbern-
After making transfer of his property to the bride.
groom, the father ctt Our lines with other dsloya oi-
tiaeIe.
Nearly twelve thousand men belonging to nine month
aud two years regiments in this department will soon
lie tered out OF The service. 1t is hoped that the
patriotism Of the North will perceive the propriety of
raising fund to promote enlistments in loyal North
Carolina regiments.
The U. S. transport Long Island, Captain Phillips,
accidentally took FIRE the evening of the 3Oh ult
and Was entirely destroyed. She was built at New
IoEk three DID, and formerly piled between this
city aod Glen Cove. Was insured by the government
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
VAIL NDIGHAM TO BIZ SENT SoUTH-THG YAM
KFEe SCARED IL WASHINGTON CITY, &c

Rich d, May 18th, 1868
The Philadelphia Irqnr,r, Of the 18th inst, saya it is
ported Wa hiDgton that President Lincoln has
changed lbe Of Valandghara TO sending him
South
App1ehofsiuns felt il ahogton d raid by the
bel cavalry the National Capital. The panks the
Chain Bridge Lave been remov, and battery stationed
at the queduct bridge
dis atch dated Washington, Nay IA b, asserts that
there Indications a the Fedc 81 army
t. the Sou Ii o. the RaEI 2han1 eek.
The fredericksburg correspondent OF the Fn9uier says
alleged authority q Yankee G neral that the enemy
oss in killed wounded prisoners and dcserte1s is fory
THOUSAND also, that Hooker much il jured at Chan.
ceorsvte and has nos f lis hea3qu arters since the
fight.
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.

Richmond, May 18th; 1853.
The iii une c2LGemus Hoobe rs late effort as failure
ard is 'qusly egainet Stonemar II saws be &C.
complSl ed little nothing
The Herald CONDEMNS the CT Valande his
trial by court martial A Democratic meetioR has been
called III Albany 10 Indignation his and
sentence, and TO pfott st gaust coLsumma.ion.
Blrntide de- he notification Of the cult Court
of Ohio. All application for writ habeas corpus has
beer mede TIE Stcamhip Cherokee has been captured
of Charleston by the b ockaders
Home forces to be organized North re, dis
loyal demops raOns. Cod Gull hundred and
fifty.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JOURNAL.
HAM SENTENCED TO DRY ToRTUGAs-
PEACE MEETING TO BE HELD-THE HERALD AND
CHR0NIeLE ON TIE DEATH uF GEN JACKSON.

VALIiANDiGHAM SENTENCED TO DRY TORTUGAH-
PEACE MEETING TO BE HELD-TBE HERALD AND
CHRONICLE ON The DEATH UF GEN. JACKSON.
PIcHHoND. Nav Is, 1858.
Northern dEtes of the l4th inst have been ceved
The washirg cn Chronicle learns vaandigham has
been sentenced to Dry Torugas off the coast OF Florida
for two yeara The minority of Court in favor OF
sending South until he end of the The Herald
saws that report and that If II proposed
sentence is carried out be elected Governor
of OhiJ.
call for Mass state Convention for peace has bee n
published The meeting is to be held in New York city
the Bird Tx add now go for vigorous
prose cutios peace, and while will submit 10 dis
memberrert and justified by every principle
Of honor will GO in support OF Citation TO re-
store the union.
Eight tho sand Germans held meeting at st Louis. on
the h. and adopted resolutions ndng the re-
moval of Baeck, and the promotion tf Fremont, Butler,
and Segel. Gen. Davidson Commanding the department.
notified them that discus sion should be discarded and that
II was their duty support the and bis
agents nevertheless the resolutions were adopted, and
the interference of the n:ar auhori les with the r.
dom OF speech denounced
The Herald abiding to tie death Jackson that
he resemled Napoleon IN his early than any
otho General of noderG Ghs victory of Chancel
orsvile dearly bought. jack a iversaI ia
vore in the rebel army and popular in our own
The Herald giy es lengthy sketch of his military
reer.
The Wathiug tcn broLicle says Lat while only
too glad he rid any way of terrible foe,
Of relief unmiDged with emotions Of and
sympathy OF SO brave StoDewal Jackson a
great General brave soldier ncte chris and pure
man. God throw these virtues against the pas the
secessonst-the advocate OF great ma iona crime
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
FROM JACKSON MISS

BKAADOS, VIA MONTGOMERY, May lGtl 1863.
Two Gentlemen rode to Jack2on to-day and
City The eneGy evacuated it about o'clock supposed
forty tn ussnd strong ard retrested towards Vcksburg
firing heard in that direction Pemoerton supposed
to be in heir Before leaving they burned the Con.
federate House and Depo the Peptentiary Green's and
Phillips Factories, and Stevens Foundry Lenoires Hat
Factory and the block CT building State Street.
ing the Medic Furvey and other Government offices
both bridges over Pearl River and destroyed mile
of the Railroad track.
is reporH in Mol lie that Of this burning was
done before we retired The Confederate House
ed by the Proprietors.
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Thirty .sESEsru NORTH oARoLIFA REsrfn..

| Field end staf-Kiled-none. Wounded-ryol W q e.
bo1r, 1t Col Ashcraft, Major W Morris.
| Company !-Kilied-Prvates John Taylor,
Sheets, and W H Griffin. Wounded -Sgts A Care-,
McNeal; Prvates GaVOy NJ Black, M Baktr
| Carter VIM Davis, Farr, Mat harrington, Levy
try, John A Henderson, Andrew Harley, WIN Han ~.
ram Perry, Sterling Variant, G Goodman John
Company B-Killed-None. wounded-Capt A p r.
cher sergts HagermaD, H Burke Coral. J
Francis, Larkin Hodges, Howell, VIM Heath, D. +
Teton. W Lowe, J MiLhOland VIM Massey, Pw ~
mise, VIM Norris. Masing-CalVin Davis.
Company -Kied-Priystes w Sample, J J. Todd
Greer, D Gardner. Wounded-Privales 4 be.r
Henderson, J scAiister, D Na1ts, l. } Ste waTt.
Worsham. Missing-Priyate STAMP.
Company D-Killed-Prvates EacheT, 5 j Gr
and Jos Kiser. Wounded-Capt Bost LIST Lic. J.
Oorpls John " FaisOn and e Bancom; PriTatos j y
Evans, Griffin, C Griffin, W J Hasty, l. Helmg,
Lowry, Abner Nash. Neil W Parker, Pyron,
Alex Tadlock, A Sellers, G Tucker, L Walter y
Watts, e Parke
las Green V r Fonshee, John Bard, VIM Hartley ll
James Breeyen. Wounded-Lt A Virgins sgts F. y.
asrS G4ER kS5S PaG9 VIM
Shell, w Mundy, VIM Johns n, A league, D B.s
yer, billiard, VIM Gable, A Williams, 7 A AlsIar
Co,npany F-KilIed- Private Wallace Fox woar-al-
Lieut.. Petty and TankessIe; sergtt N B'Ja.
A Fox
company G-Killed-sergt Cochran; Private (.
" Read, L Smith. Wounded-Lieuts ] B Poo. "
Cochran and Brown Sergt I Pool Corps a .
Goyder and George Barnes PTivates w Fenngarle- +
BENNY, Chapman, A Campbell Daniel .
Deal, L Gryder, E Price, E w Rector Rob"l .
Ruhty, Thomas, league, l. Watts, Lewis.
Aissing-PrivGte l. Chapman and James Wnkler.
Company H--KiIed-Sergt Thos Wilson. Prlta'
Nathan DelIinger, Caleb Costner, Payson. Woqnqe-
Capt Fite Ist Lieut. Ragn, I'd Its John N9oas
and W Alexander Corpls Thos L Ford, Fron,h-.
geE and I KsndFick; PTiVstss saRl Psysom, by'"
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For the journal.
The nIer Eu. has.

MEssRs. Fulton & PRGCB-DEAR eIRs Yesterday by
request of j. H. flanEer, ksq visited the
na," accompanied by Surgeons Brscoe and Battle. !
carefully ard separately examined each crew
and found all in perfect health. There the slgL:
est Indication to warrant the vessels Quarantine
on supposion Of Yellow Fever 1t very to be re-
GREETED that such should be set afoat which
Will obtain ready credenCe in places where a contra
dicuon may lot reach. Any who, for motives
Of gain, could connye at vessel coming wharf
would assuIedly be answerable all the evil which
would follow but where not the slightest foundation
exists it is equally wrong TO raise cutlery terrible
motives of public, perhaps private. nature the EN-
ma has been ed 10 Quarantine Ct my pro-
vince interfere have any intention Of 20 doing but
when Gas your paragraph states) sickness said
10 be on board winch vague expression may rfadIy be
surmised yellow Fever espe cally by those who
have the remembrance Of last autumn pa afully mind
then conceive it to be quite proper make this state
nent, and you, my responsibility as well
that OF the gentlemen who accompanied that there
was Sickness board the Emma, or anything to war
rant her return 10 Quarantine sanitary grounds.
Yours truly,
ALEX Il. MIDWAY, II. D.
MiInirqinl- Anil
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IT will 'e seen that NJ. VALLAHpIGHAE Ias been sen
fenced for two yoars 10 te Dry Io-tgas These are
group OF Islands Keys the entrance CT tle Gulf
Mexico, about 10 niles ". g " # the extreme point
the mainland of fo5iaa. Like Key Vest they belong
the jurisdiction Of Inc state Florida and formed the ex
outpost .Ie u s. in the Gulf being about as i
from Key West as Acy West is from mainland. For.
merly the only establishment light house with its
Keeper on Garden Key. E9re recently formidable forti-
hcaton hiss been constructed there 1t ID a ude y deg
81 min.
There Is stmo question to whether ne VIII be ggrt
there We think be WILL Tie LINCOLN military degposp
having gone SO tar as to arrest End Try and sentence lin
by mere military process, and IN defiance Of tte Cousttu-
don and tie civil authority, and this sentence having bsen
made public wall hardly dare low TO shrink from, It's en-
1ofc enent failure 70 carry would be and ac
acknowledgement Of weakness which v7ouI encourage further
opposition
lit will be seen by telegraph received ts morning that
VALL4EDIaHA4 10 10 sent South
The New York ET0d thinks thai lie ursnature djsoIo
sure Of this sentence viii iIzure tie election of VILLAIN
DIG HAM as Governor of Chic This is possible yet can
see little good likely to result from this II Ike corete
prostraton OF the civil Authority tie Voice Of the ry3
people through The ballet hex viii he unLesrd CT unae1d
ed to. Of corise lie Governor elect provided ysLLaN
DIG HAM should be that .ra1 could net take s seat and
IS lngs are low carried the North the election
would De declared invalid IEd creature Of IJHcgIN's
iosted upon tie Stale IL Lis Place They understand that
Dg North How long that sort Of same can be carried
Oh We cannot pretend 70 say. We Cl4s7 that cen
no chance Of lis early stopgaFe
"hethef Il LINCOLN were oye thrown, tie thing would
be any better for u.s. the war nearer close pro ito
only terms admissible by the South nay fairly be 4
NO parties or persons at the ECh has yet dared TO evo
themselves prepared for peace upon tie basis Of seer
Ike to see it tried.
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NEW ORLEANS EXILEs-THE HARTFORD BURNED
FIGHT hEAR yICKSBURG--GENERAL TILGHMAN
KILLED

MOBILE May 18th, 1863.
Two hundred and fifty New Orleans Exes arrived
Pascagoula aud five hundred arrive to- ne ht
Conveyances will be sent them in the morning
dispatch from Psscagouia, dated NV Orleans, May
lsth it rumored that the was burned by
Farragut, alter being stripped.
The Advertiser Register has specia dispatch dated
May 18TH which says there Indications of
battle Edwards Depot [about IS miles of Vicks,
burg, Saturday We fell back to entrenchments.
There heavy lots both sides Gen. Tlgbnian was
illaH
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List Of Casualties In the lat ECp',,...,..
~ la the Battle of ChGncelIoTsvtu ~

List Of Casualties In the Ist Regime,
~ In the Battle Of ChGncelIoTsvt,I. ~, q
3Id, 1853. my 3n.
Field and stan-Col Jno A NcDowcg .,....
Company A-killed-None. ''..
Wounded-sergt. Brsten; Priyates Brat o.
w Evans, Gardner, A GernOr Il y 49,. D..
Skinner, Troxler, Wyrick g " wan '"..
Missing-Lieut johnson; Private n ID .....
Company B-Killed-Sergt n Martin ....-
Esll /; Pr,vstes CoCkehsm, T J FIlar ~ ....
Pennsl, A Thomson, j Hartin. '.a.
Woanded-sergts d NJ Carlton, D c Wood.
PIofit, Wibcrne Private, I W
Clark, Curtis J L Estes yenrirr-, p
Jsard, Coffee Laws, Martin, j n Moore - .
Nd Perkins, w Perkins, Sam Shep, erG. Mn.
spranhower, L D Wilmington, LII N.,.e..-
Vaunoy.
Mitsing-serSt N G Martin, ColJrp..y.. ..
81 icer and o N Thomson.
Company C-Kuled-Priyatcs c B Gay, a.i.
W Wigs.
- WOunded-Lisut J J Mcmillan; sersls WIN
z ID eintire; COrpl 81 F Morgan; Priyatos g. a..
BIlnson, 3 stanly, Baker, W wildly d .
Gay, W W Betun, Pace, G b Howell, Jf .
H Keith, Jno Pikerton, n Parker
Missing -strgt w Myeubark; Private - p.
Company D-Killed-None.
Wounded Lieut. P Black; Sergt A ! flnr..r.
J Hull, Privates Baker, Brown. B. f..
Crabuee, Crabtree, w Davis. j F,a....
Johnson, I l. Msun, J Pendleton J S Tur..r.r..
Missing-sergt. E. Hall Ptivates Cran,.a.. .
NIT.
Company E-Killed-None
Wounded-Lts 5 Moore, j Wright. C....
and Lumsden; Privates J II, ffmau, J johnson. f..
Garner, P Touce, FORMER, G Long. A A.
Pedigrew.
hissng-s Walthsm, IL Robinson, A ODE
Company F-Killed-Sergts jackson.
Corps J Joyner p Eiff; Privstes w C-t...
n Harriss, W Jelks.
Wounded-Capt N Harrell; Lieu. T D G.....
Gulck, W Johnson, Discern, Z Xix, j. D. .
WEIGH, T. Baughn.
Missing-D b vincent Sanders, 2 Ju1,..
Company G. ed-Privates 81 Gilbert. ..,
Hillard.
Wounded-Lisuts j A Latham, J NJ Haze.
Sudford, II Davenport + White; COrpl + L,,r..
J T Barnes, A b Collins, w Gray, Seagrav.. i
renee, Wyatt, il smith.
Mi5sing-Wm George.
Company -Kiled-Color Sergeant n .Fr...
" Modlin; Privates l. Roebuck, J Vauhr..
Woupdedzserg sallioBer; Privates q l..
Asken, J NJ CLARK, d Fl Collins, J Beach, d Dr.
Gurgsnus, J Modlin, Noah Ashby.
Company I-Kied-Corpls Balvn, r rs u A.
Wounded-SerGt A Jones Corpl W Dl..s.
r Dent, w Baily, IL Pace, Robt freeman
ard, s Hall, Jas Afford, Buffalo, g ] &c.,.
Pierce
Company Killed-Privates b Baker, 4 D.
Grifis, J Thomson.
Wounded-Capt Fl Gee sergt T Curpcato..
e Adkins, Brown, Billops, W Dickens J G.N..
fs Mathis, w Pope, s Shaw, VIM Shard
Thompson, T Wsrmock, W NJ Thrower.
Missing Privates N Bryant, A Howell, l. u
81 Mathis, A Stansbury, N A Savage, p Brown
REcAPTULATIoN.
Total killed, Observation-Disclosures. .........
"ounaeo'' '.'......' .'--.... .....
- missing. Observation-Disclosures. .....
Total loss.. .........,. ......................
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gle been used against him by others % an encourage
msnt to the revolution. Foreign communications sggra
yste his position without wing him any way Of solving
the difficulty without self abasenent, and that the no'eA
called on the Poles in fine to continue the struggle Pre-
vous to tie reception of the notes. might have
been made to Poles, but such course would in
yolea All ication
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THIRTY-THIRD n. C. REGIBray.

| Field and Staf-Killed None
Wound d-COl Avery. Lieut. Col Il C.w...
TW MAYHEM: Missing-&aj W Mayhem ana e..
Company Killed-Privates John M~rni.r
John T Sheriff. Wounded-sergt Marshal. pa
Barrett, Jas b Plyer, Timothy O'Conne' W
brook, H Fink, Jas Barnes. Missing -IdeatJ.. .
n1ers, privates d M Sink, J D Henry, a VauIo.....
Vanderburg and G l. Wood'on.
Company B--Killed-sergt Jos Taylor, prfya,ta
kins, J Powell, John Proctor, Vim ii william. So.
Capt H Calling, Lieut. II Lyon, Corp Nm. .
port, privates 3 w Brown, w Harrill, John JerF.-
o Nelson, Bryant, J w Nelson K Neal Wu. .
Henry Walter and Z Davenport. Migaiug- pus.
bert Armstrong, John Bowers, w = Bradley. G....
Braswen, 9 Gibson, W M Gibson, Jas G0s'r
hyatt.
Company C-Knled--Privates T A Suffer a..
Franklin. Wouuded-Capt NJ CO!Iue, Li.u. ..
sergt Myers, Corp Sutton, priyate3 .
Carrder, VIM N Page Henry Chilly. l. Oh.
Scott, Walter, August Herne, G PATIO.
walden
Company D-Klled-Lieut W Weaver w
Lieut. F JONES, priEates II Carter, Walters ".
mitt and Fugitt. Missing PriVates W Ii . part."
Brooks, Abshsr Neal McKinnon
Company E-KIled - Lieuts d Rochelle ar-
BAbb privates Bradaway, p D Lane, Leon +.
Chas Peek Wounded--Lieut L Babb, Corp I,s'
Privatss Alfred Curie, X Cross, Benton W.
Martin. N Wick, Alex Relph, W Porter ".
sergt TAYLOR, Corps T HaDell and Has
+ Barnes, Wn Ellis, Job Hare, 2 Haue ard q
Company F-Killed-Privates B g Bishop. W.
Lisut y Watson, privates Otes, s Cutrol, Ua.
a
hissing-Privates s d lockwood, + Gill; Man. .
gett, Isaac Morris, Whedbee, Sergt JOS phi Fwrr.
Company G-Kled-Lt j. ID. DALLAS Sergt j ~ .
CorplJ Gardiner. Privates Bradshaw, J G Bro
Lenback, H Slater. Wounded-Lt. W J Gala. O.
L Moore, r Prescott. Privates J W Atkinson.
Henly, Carter, Jones, MCClaud, r a
man, Geo Sink, g w Sink w Woosley Hiss...
ystes Anderson, Bradshaw, * benson,
Lashmit, Murdoch, w HENSON, = Ssh.
J Shepherd, VOgler,
Company H-killed-Private John N Coleman "
ed-Sergt CRllawsn, w + Guthrie, 4 n Cradle
Jackson. Corps g James, and 3 Calhoun. rr
Matthias Burke, Josiah Eusley, Noah Gray. r W V.
Manning Leon Flowers. MissnR-P ivate- y O. 4
Johnson o Midget, Sandher, Wright -r
J Spence.
Company I-Kled-CorporaI Seat, Priva'.. .
er, Dawson end Mines. Wounded-Lt ~ J. "
Sert Reynolds, COrpl A l. Newsom. Prvatra Z
cue, Fuik, VIM Ketner, Perricord j Pa-a.
ing--Prvates Buckley, Fulk, Fulton, i Hyp--
Mickey, Thos Stuart, Ro Tate, John Williams
Company K-Killed--PriVates Beamon II C iIa.-
John HOOTing. Wounded-Lts Walton aud y n A..
Privates Dale, Peel, b CoyiDgton, Tm..
Pierce, Gibson, Nathan Panae, U Hill H.--
Sergt Hughes Privates w MeziDger, WiIila
Ing, Thos Cooper and John Howell,
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THE CONFEDERATE TAX ELL.

EICnNrNb, May Ibth, 1863.
The Tax bill approved by the President the Path
OF April The al vaci merchants dates from that
day inclusive. TIE conn, issC Taxes has vi
been appointed br tie President
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loHz INDUsrRY.-The Greensboro (AIiss,) Motive
says We can scarcely pass house when Travelling but
mat we hear the hum of a wheel and the noise of a
loom, worked by fair hand which is busily cd
gagged IN making clothes for some dear ones in the army
90 to church ard there you tell where home indus
~ Issee the fair ones with gright eyes and glowing
CHECKS, dressed in their beautiful homespun: It is not
WIKI them who sport the fuest silks but who can
make5tbe pretties homespun How beautiful and come
l. they look in these dressed God bless these fair "a
dies Tho are doing such noble part b. soldiers
Carl such people be subiugGten!
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VT Llt Jr
ELY's FoRD, Y,

81, 6 May 9Th, lsg2
MEssEs FuLroN q PR1cE-DEAn ST..
closed you viii ind list of Casualties in The +.
H. o. Troops which ~dncDr you wi" please Paod
supposed to have been taken prisoro,s ''.s u.
given the enemy decent thrashng, ,borol w.
the loss of many brave comrade 49," Wei
their strongest position without the loss ~, .1g1
men. The universal remark is amor, 81 .''
-" that General Lee is the greatest man -, . . g.
The Yanks are all on the other .fT VIZ.
and we are on this side standing pick .".
The men are in splendid spirits
Yours truly,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

We have learned tlata report circulation this fore
10 the eject that five Of Yellow Fever had broken
out on board The Steamer Emma. We Authorized to
that there some sickness board that vessel but
Yellow Fever fax q careful medical animation
made under Iaiitarg a1a2y les been able discover.
Still, for reasons not UscCs4 2ae public pa cI
presume, from abundant caution, 1t las been deemed tu-
dent to scDd the Emma to quarantine ue-c t. avail. de-
velopemen;s and f1.tA-r CIdcrs.
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