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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-18
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lsFECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE ENQUIRER
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, JUNE y, 1863.
The enemy have held their position this side
week, and yet nothing has been done in the
ture OF fighting, except two artillery due!a
and the daily picket firing.
Our ooys give the enemy rest, and must be very
annoying to them. Yesterday evening officer rode
up to outer line Of pickets waving paper, which
the picket mstook for flag Of truce. On reaching the
outer post he proposed "a swap" which boys de-
clined, telling him at the time to take himselt
way He began to remonstrae about the picket firing,
saying it was barbarons." Our fellows told him they
supposed him to be the bearer of flag OF truce, and
would respect him. but he must leave at once, which
be did quickly.
Our pickets shot an officer yesterday afternoon on
the redeubts just in front of the Bernard House. and
for priVatea, they have given farms to quite
Der during this week
1t also said that there was Gag of truce yester
day, from the officer commanding this side of the
to commanding officer IL regard to picket fire.
ing. 1t is said commanding General replied that
they would return to the other side of tie river be
would not fire upon them, but would not bis
to desist viii they remained on this side.
This morning about O'Clock discharge OF artiie-
~ attracted attention in the direction OF Banks Ford
when it was discovered our boys were firing at the
of the gun collapsed the balloon and put end doubt
less to Prof. loves sight seeing.
1t is also reported this morning that the enemy at
tempted to drive in in pckets during the night and
repnlsed
he regular monthly term of the Copper alton Court
held here yesterday, not outstanding the prox;mi
- OF the enemy belo and the TACT that their guns
the river bear directly upon the thmps Of justice
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The City must present dreary and doefu ap
pearance. fcdyHe that general desire eTnc
on the part the tor tia COMMERCIAL coLnu
pty to withdraw from the city time Tae great streets
PoVdras Tchoupio aud New LeVee, where the eas
Western trade done deserted not dozen old meT
chants 10 be with in hose ocalties Nothing outro~s
and teuaness ehouses are TO De seen
tar and Common and GTaver at nothing but closed
doors empty counting Already the city de-
serted and the that here and there seen
wandering where and trade once nour sh re
mind passer Dy of the Dgerers in city Cursed W1ln
plague pestilence. -,
The q, sat Levee where in other days. We coud sano
and view the ships from ell parts of the earth and De ost
led from eary till dewy by the crowds OF busl
men has nothing remi nd the observer OF hs
LEAFS Eve the supplies of the staff OF life limited
and prices far above Northern quotN1one Flour $40
s4 Ger barrel the family groceriet and larger dea4er
have no dem and further than few ar9y loads at pur
chase Corn 81 per boshe and hay 81 cents per pound
Sated rneas says the Pcayune have not touched 1an
nrices but fresh meats have ruled for snhs at
ratesz0 c. for beef per pcuud, hfch, in ordIna
times be thrown into the Misss tpp h!Ver a. IN
saieaLle, mutton and pork command me same ing
all the cotton (and it stolen douot> winch Ter On
week had arrived. We suppose since the taking OF tn
Teche country there has been greater supply OF peer
other things to Orleans than they before
Some sugar and doubt. 1t ID bad thing 20
that our city the city which people of the s0otu
ed, boosted Of delighted to visit presents sach sei
choly appearance and ia still in the hands OF tne
liar faces will be plenty again In the Queen Guy, az h;
Importance of trade and position ncreaseo ~ 'As ~
lS'S "a ~AS S'" 'A'sA 0A''N' CsarEsssr Mercury.
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Tho Polish RevS lution.

A correspondent OF the Loudon Daily NeUs, who
writes from Cracow under date of May f. gives an n-
teresting account of visit to the camp OF the Polish
insurgents on the Gaician frontier, commanded by
General JezioFansk He describes the appearance of
the camp follows:
From aiar could deery the camp fires scattered in
all directions among the trees and drew near and
began to distinguish the pictures que groups OF 1nsur-
gents sitting round EACH with their horses pcketed be-
side theIa it seemed like brigand spectacle scene
out of opera that it herd to believe there was
terrible earnestneGs and reality about it, Approaching
of these groups found dozen motley dress
ed, banditlookng fellows seated round csidron IN
which led mailing for thG stern work before them
Winncki, the Chief of the STAFF nozzle loo King fellow,
wearing Polish tunic, with cap and feathers, was
standing in the mdst and i'm the act OF stirring the
molten lead With the point of his sword. At our re-
quest be brought % 70 The General, rho received %
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werpb1,sb below an Important circular from Mr.. IONA
woRrH Public Treasurer of North Carolina, address
the sherfs and Tex Collector and may add, high
interesting to the Tax Payers The circular will explain
itself:
FaIeigh N G.. June IS, 1853. I
II, TIE Sher3Fs and Tan Collectors Of North Carolina
Order Of the moderate Congress- Of the 23d
srch last relating to the funding OF Treasury
notes. these foa5abe notes are dIdsa INTO three classes
Those dated between lst December 1892 and 9Th
g. those dated on and after 9th April, 1868.
Tie first class 1UndeHle in per cent lords until the
The second class aso fqndabIe in per cen bonds
unt the let August Eex after watch they are fundsbie in
be 1nnd class f0rdabe for one year from the first
day he month printed in red ink across the face of them
The faith of the Confederate government Is pledged Tor
The pay Uf these issUes al them
IRE receivable pay Of and other
CoaE. rate gcvsrurle ~ at any time,
I0e Li4 OF Congress- passed the vast amount
nj currency IL c. c-7 had CleaCsBeC lie value, and
DE issues which uaa7odab!s likely to
produce rCiuCus depreciation.
The pei c7 lonEress remedy the present PFC.
c'e evil seems & base been 10 diminish the amount Of
circulation, aEd he plans II tie-t tdi> { d VERT
To induce the - o bo issues then ont, 60 wit,
sac list aud second cases, f. and them by re LIST Of
l5eat next, by alo5ag til l&i date liberal late Of
LtrTzst-
10 have !aza az. t1s Sd cass, fy the s: day
~ 1ugus uD,s4o A. CHER rae OF Iaer5sE than he
sues t's operating n tie rod "a ot The old is yes 10
and them, ho'H fhe hone o. H ard u fear O
3 Ey ste c.isc' Of * 5ich i supposed =. Ill
absorb one bIHe' ed ana l"' ny I'VE HllIUTs,
70 p.eTel' iutQre rrdH i .acy Of tie carTenoy
uE the usw IssGCs - "a. IA! per mon b. ana
saPFb rag L. amy VIE pF,T4i s ~ lax IA klrd.
Tie ~EElA Ur1 Jf Virginia with as / presume.
.a protect h1 iFa Wy InnhlL, y pro,i-
that uuy the tEirl OF shonld be recsI:rd
p II taxes nle I1i' STATE q Ii IRE recpnglr
e B,uas q Use. ~ IA. o duuo VIII iha sane q! jeca
1e IoaL'uE n. &" rcs-ie Gu dsposit lie ssoes u III
81 C-s= The Esuss Of Petersburg nd i-acbtturg e~c
&c an r, -. an, yr-ser ia la a. hlG" s lt,
AZ o. ma 4 al TFE-F. /. n F.,.as.F
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DIED.

In hs town, On Sunday morning, l4h inst Mr.. GEORGE
W. REAYEs. aged 81 years.
In WILMINGTON, the l4th inst from the results OF
wound received At eloTsvne Va, the h APRIL
1864, Lieut.. A @. klDbU kY eyed % and monfs
Lieut. SiGbury entered the army first break of
hstlities and did his duty throughout man ought to
have done without fslteriDg Punching. u wond have
been his greatest pleasure to have lived 70 the de-
pendsnes Of his country established Next 70 that he died
he wshed to diegVhg his life for the ne had 80
much at heart
In Rockingham county the 7h June, 1868, Mrs. JANE
BELL, OF SDlithvl!e N. G.
Charleston Courier please copy.
In Magnolia, june lIth Cholera Infan+yu little SUE,
only and beloved child OF J. and Re becca Murray,
aged year, months AID 23 days
" Thou vast u lovely Iwer
Blooming & hritf brig bit hour
And when dim shadows yelled The sunny day
Thou tuInedAt from the gloomy ght away,
And cOsi. thy clear eyee in peEcelCl steep,
Woke in land where da kness hath nc sway
- ARd We re desolAts;
Our h1usehuld, which so late
Was filed With the sweet music CT Thy voice
Is strangely silent now"
In Hospital Richmond, Va, 2sth May, from
received In battle OF Chancel Is. CHARLES w.
DUNCAN, of Co. A, 3oth kegt n. O. Troops, aged 70
years, months ard &c dsys.
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Mokf MORO RSoiAssfs --ihe New York Herald.
referring TO- the raising of negro regiments says
We are glad to perceive that Governor Todd Of Ohio
and Governor Audrew OF Msssachusetts aud other In.
dlvduas exertipg themselves TO raise negro troops
20 Mi the F aces Of the white who now re uus
ing nome from the South after two years hard lhtloR
The universal freedom of the negro race is declared ia
De tne main OF jet OF the 1t is bat and right
soat tne Irs negroes should lend hand in such work
Inc blood OF the white have been shed yerv conf
ousy IN the cause OF the negroes Let the nezros now
bleed little if only for sake OF variety 1t very hard
e catch them, but let them be brought speedily urder
eonsrsnt OF the CONSUMPTION act, aud shah soon
nhVe Ah eoony army to march Southwark. We shall
eIus fe Eio oil the blacks and their places will be sup
plfeu ny LOG Surrey, and mole Intelligent j. Her Of
healthy Irish and German en- grants who will becoms
good citizens in i've years. We have no need of ne,
groes at the North Let the whole race be sent
and let some thousands of meB whites OF the samp t
Theodore Iilon so with them to take command OF the
fellows who will not fight, they will do well enough to
run away bat we hope they will he caught by the
enemy, and never exchanged. The country will have
good radiance Of them
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From H5iSGfsR2pxli,

The Memphis At'anta) Appeal has received through
number of gentlemen direct from Central Mississippi
most cheering accounts as to Improvement in the
condition OF affairs In that department. From this
source grabbed for the first tine to form ia
'e;gibIe idea OF General Jobnstons position ard his
relations TO Pen berton. The news is !ata the 9Th
inst. The Appeal says:
For several days previous to oaday laet-wbeu
Of irforna0s LETT Gen. Johpston's hesdquarters
there had been daily communication between The cCn
lsndipg generals. Enough traDspired to conSrm pre-
vous reports of the signal repulseg the enemy met With
N their assaults upon on. works. It also Known
that for several days Grauts infantry quet, aud
that nothing hostile beyond sharp bombal nrnt that
was doing no harm, had taken plaza The Commanders
are now acting IN concert-Hcn. Pehberton EaVlpg
seni1d his ability to held hiu position to give
General Johnston tine organize bis army, which he
is doing, and placing it in position to aid the be.
seged at any moment, if tu! time is given him by
Grant, to get ready to strike decisive blow.
1t has not been genera.5 known that General JOHN
tons army concentrated with but little artillery, eans
of transportation and no coEnmissary supplies. 1t
necessary to withhold this Information from own
people, who were expecting immediate action Tor OBJ
voua reasons We have the strongest assurances, how
ever, that these deficiencies have been repaired.
General J. has his right en- the Yazoo river, neal
Yazoo City, and his lett at point on the Southern
railroad west of jackson He is constantly in the 6ad
and his troops kept alert for tse purpose Of lDur
ing them to the tatgues Of active campaign than To-
watching the enemy. For the latter purpose he has
under the leadership OF skilful leader We congratu
late the country upon the Frightening prospect IN Mia
sssipp, and il Gen. Johnstans wish tor reinforcement
is gratfed, will look for speedy and decided triumph
These gentlemen reiterate the report that Krb
Smith had occupied Milikens bend, La, twenty mile
: above Vicksburg. One gentleman, who crossed sh
Mississippi at Natchez on Sunday last, brought owe
the information that General Smith, With his army, O
come fifteen transports started up the Tensas Thurs
day last, destination unknown. The abssncs of Bank
from the leche country, rendered this movement ss
enc, and from the Upper Teusss to the point named
the Mississippi, could easily be reached by a sho.
The jackson Mississipp;an of the 7th says
We heard it rumored streets yesterday thn
the 6remsn of New Orleans had into collision wit
the Federal authorities that the chief engineer OF h
FIRE department had been killed that the hremen ha
destroyed their machines and refused do further dut
on account Of being required to take the oath OF ell
siancs to the United ststesthst they bad attscke
the rsgro sodisFy in that city. and killed and Houads
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TIE 80 OR CENTS FER D1rx, Isrr1xsr pr.x,x,
500 CoNFEDERArE Treasury NorEs,-The inform.
ton contained in the following Communication from Tia
Treasury Department., will be found interesting anc
Important and ought to give currency, At par and in
terest, and render bankable rate the 30 or
cents per d'sm erest-bearing 500 Confederate
Treasury Notes
Treasury DEPARTMENT, c. g. A.,
Richmeni, June 4, 1888. I
r. Ysddon Esq, Char lesion, s. O:
DEAR eK The question proposed in ycur letter o
zsh rlt to the allowance OF the interest srreAr
the so Treasury Notes. in payment Of public dues hsl
never before been submitted BY term. of the Act
per day on each hur dred delars, said
cisred to De In payment of public
cept the export duty cotton
The gal erects OF the words tlro per day. IL
make The inere daily accrung debt and ~hsn this IL
followed by direction Notes are to be received
for public Dues il to be Necessary conc osion
the accrued interest must attend the principal
ofice of paying tbs public dues.
am of opinion therefore, that the interest accrued
me dae OF any payment t" the public should be
whenever the 80 Notes received for a public
The Notes retained the holder receive symeat OF
interest annually, oH 1st January.
Very respectfully,
G. q. MEAMINGEa
secretary of Treasury.
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Tnc k,nTAny LeI. @ta1 No.


The Fred eric ksburg sponGent Eichmend En,
dui r unoer date Of the 10th ius s4ys:
The eoemy have evacuated the Staff ord heghts, and
are falling back 10 the direction OF Manassas.
The depots have been BURIED and the cavalry pckei
withdrew from opposite Fredericksburg at dAyiigh
his morning. The infantry plckets withdrew at IL
&c ock last night, Small q1ads OF bave
ed this morung, ana OF fge straggiera have
been picked ny, and some thirty wouad.d were left a
the residence OF VIM Pollock just be!o@ tawn by n'
enemy these of course, have fallen into Our hSnds,
Ii said the railroad bridges have not D. eu burned
at AccokeeA aod Potomac Greek, but his, think ls
mistake.
The Yankee baGds played farewell yesterday eve
cling, and the balloons we0t up for the last time on th
Stafford bills.
! Private Henry Grotz, 30:h Virginia regiment, OF
furlough at nome has ust returned from across he NV
err bringing two Yauk-e prisoners belonging TO 10
/ 28cl Massa ohpset1s, and has returned IN search
! others.
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WILMINGTON MARKET, JUEE I7,h, le63.

BEEF CATTLEAEe Wantt d. AID scarcey any CT ming to
market We quote the hcof st 40 TO so cents 10 Tor
meat
BAcoN-ses from carts at IS TO 81 per h. TO- hog
round.
BUrrxz-kt rs to 50 per ID.
Com 81 80 s. so per busbei
Com MEAL--cs!h ia the small way at 81 30 to s. pea
hpshel.
CorroH--I5 to so centa per ID.
CoRrRRAs-AetsIjB At - to 81 90 per IL.
EG9S-8A dozen.
Flour Small sales FOX tho week at a35 10 $40 per Dbl
for Eupe fire.
FopDxR--4s TO $40 PER 100 lbs.
h.BAs- Green 50 cents, aid dry 81 SO per ID.
LAKp--$k TO 81 05 per Id,
LxATnrk$4 50 for soie and IS to IS 30 per TO- for
upper
hoLAssEs- New Orleans, 81 10 $40 per gallon,
PoULI RY.-3rown fnW is 81 10 81 70 each.
Pr IS to s. per buHhel.
POrAToEa.--AeN crGp irish $40 20 sl2 per bushs.
ROE clean, % cents per ID. by the Cbsk.
EALT.-SOund made sels Al / 10 SIS per busbei.
tuGAH-SeAa 81 90 ~ 81 IS per W the bb and
eEsE7YNa.--Fsyettevio factory, 81 so to 81 rs per
ySr1.
TALLow 81 IS per ID.
YARE sl2 10 &b per bureh.
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June 10, Il
ny THE GOVxRNuR IF NORTH CAROLINA.
pHtJGIHN5IiDN,

IN HEEEAS, IHr IL A LAaik " ~ LnJ FrocismatioDs
" oatsd tGe tfbIJuaDs ~" SGg0Ital3On O(
tie 1ALe OE kAIiI Gays AO tbs ~
:, ina mas, La ,ntn, vii rJOu expire;
NV lheleIo-e, /. ZEBULJ" b. VANCE. Governor Of
Mn s., oI,ua d , b, with tbs advice CUu1 IL
az ptate PGocIauI Atlo1, cUntnuDg said pLGi
ut thi.ty Gay ~ .nst, sUbJ The
non. aLa restTc III said tEULl
III nay, and ,HtrIs lie tLeu1 lon VI THO Sr~ca1oa
ion 20 uaIIcsa OF Ine Peace AMI si...1s III ers
Ia wiLuea. ~Acreol, ZAsULoH Is VANCE, Cover
49, pgr, captain Geaer4! snI Nommandef ia Ch,ef
sbAL hath sgued heae pIeseD" ana eALsed lhe Srest
seal OF ne E~ smx-d
Done at City VI eigh tl gu day OF May A D.
1868 and liz tAs year Ct our Independence The eTih.
Nv he Governor: RIB, VANCE,
I,ne 10 ,sos 2O6 6t-37.2N.
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WOVEN SENT SourH We uudeI sard that q car
responder nee hiss passed between Mr. Ool1 ard Mrjt
LndtW' the l"ukee cOnmlssoDer OF thaI ge iu re,
gard 10 tho arGcter OF some OF the females osnieh,d
from the North by Mr. n,olu ssd sept 10 80 synrn
South Mr.. Ga d. in the correspondence alud d 10,
takes the gro1od hst have BEEN sent here hose
moral weight al hone abrasd ia nothing, and that
their tole:aon, either il place another, BY
sufaraIcs.
We are informe d, from source that my be consd
cred iii :la that the Ldscrmnae II cepIion OF parties
trom the North is at end Heu"eiorlh en- ex,mIr a.
ZION before military tribunal will 'ettrmine Wtether
the parties baush here t. ft for the liberty Il
Main 81, or the C. nfiues OF Castle Thundtr.
d.. TR1rhJ1o,d Fz frniasy
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$50 REV AlID,

DESERTED from Counter etat on at Sage Place,
sae eta lost Pr waite J I'm h. WIKI AZ, psiupg
- % detachment Il. GUMpAGJ d, ~ tHNAHy. cad
AIIslurA q ABB eft hIsG, darA Coz RhIiVn bc6
.yvs lUus black ged aLoul - sIs. Sud IEt
al has peeL Oh platS. 4hs @boNe q
s1u be laid unuefsk Led lueu
ace o, BE ~ ,AeIa any JA he proper
!sies kSt bIGQ. SAhES BAL An
I'd Lieu. Uom'd ne, ment,
lima IL l8ss 2.Q.AL--5s Ets
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AOaI,IsrunTUI.;, NOIICn.

AOlSI ,LSGHhTOLG's NUILCh.
TIRE EUBoCRB baviog qua6s al the Court Of Pleas
and IaTer session held tie ounty OF New Han
over o. oBdSy III June. D., lor AdmLis'
traitor up The es'aae Alan Teboe dec 4 hereby nOl
all iudabked to sad sstate come forward
aud make di4Ss naept ai LereYns having CT lUS
against pTessnt tuea a. once tor sCtteueut
EVEhEIY WOOD, ACu'r.
June h. 1863 3N3
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N.T.Cn To rAxPAYkkS

Wy ADVICE FROM TIE PykLIG TREASURER OF
Is The ttAle c0mpeed 10 Ieuse Any uCnies ~
pubic dues, except 1r Esury Notes 0i tha es~e
Notes OF ~ 81 STATE, 90 eud i
IN and Luateu. "a 1.eAtujy Notes dStsG Aud
acrII $50 4nteIes bs~rug Il Notes # th9
- Etes. W. Il ! FANN, Sh u.
Jnua "a. 1 sS. zL2-3L 81 IT,
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CROPS ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REGULA
TTOHs.

The Augusta ConattWttonahst, journal usually well
posted such affairs has lengthy article in reference
TO the food prospects of this State which are it is
claimed, go favorable to be matter of congratua-
tion.
The small grain crop of Georgia last year was esti-
mated at million and half acres-one-thrd wheat,
rwo-thirds oats. The tax RETURNS however, showed
only little more than thirteen hundred Thousand
There less number Of the present than last
year owning scarcity high prices and effectiveness
OF seed Perhaps there are eleven hundred thousand
acres IN those grains of which not than three
hundred and city thousand at the outside four hun
dred thousand are in wheat-leaving seven hundred
thousand, Or more, in cats. The wheat yield viii be
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Gov FkYEorK NtGRp hEGiMEHT+ The Troy Times
says hat mmi tee COUiSd t1on thHtCiy sied
upon Governor Herk and asked aim heIteT
would favor the zion Of gimeDts of black
dc replied what be should LOT stating that had TOO much
mpathy FOR the lilac d. the potition must
occupy would he Of danger, and would lead
10 dr. tdf"l 8ud rsHssS sacrifice of life.
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Now that the "bonnie blue cross" is our emblem, II
is expected an order will be Issued in Washington de-
clsring IT trss to cit crosseRged No doubt the Ia.
dies of Baltimore have BEEN already d. prysd of TIER
scissors
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s1oocp1pEp ~ Inns Term 1868, of the Court Of
d. 80 Hn.rtsT sssgious New Hanover County,
qsd me n5eSsa to q the oS oase
EOJosi nske immedia msnt, and all persons
bayinS claims against the same to present then whn me
lime prescribed BY Law or 'n'' n0'0e Will W
OF 1nen '000'' THOs. G. CRAFT, Admir-.
June 10, 1883 Zoo ''o''
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great number OF them This report needs coufrma.
ton. and we give it for what il ia worth
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FRoI The VALLEY a VARSITY Eumors came down by
the central last enlhg respecting the itay
stations of forces in The vicinity Winchester One
represented that Cen Ewen had surrounded that city
while her, ana the most probable. out that
Yankee uoter Mroy had eVacuat the place. Rnc
made for Hape Ferry The latter has doubtless bee
other reports which We received day
ago may be credit
Ali the t1o rps front CT Fredercksbu reporte
gone towarCs aqua Greek and Alexan
dtCh rQnd EnQutref, 16A.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
From tbe Faloich Progress
EanacrLa.. cn2o-lme L...ir .:agEl... MS.

Having published "a ic# uays s5cCe the letter Of the
resident 10 COY aDc- -clauve TO CoDsc-ipts CaoOs-
ing their Regiments, we II jasllce TO Col. Maiiett IN
the following t.ou lhe authorities a. Richmond 10
that ne tas been scIg uDder orders ia assig ing
.a-zcTpJs 10 Reg menrs against their wish Gov.
aa.r 1t seems, uG copy Of the presiGeots letter
90 Col Mai,tr aud h. iaH~HQ-d Il 70 the Bureau OF
Consumption with enquiry - 10 |hetfeC OF act he
soi. 81 Trad Los acted p4aer orders in the matter
-as lsrsJ. Secretary Of y IT il tarwaCdug Col
's letter 70 -ae Secretary OF u mace the loo King
Endorsement
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-18

THE HEIRS AND DISTRIBUTES Of the es ateB o. N
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-18

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