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Total bank circulation

~ The l,vM s,a,......s lGJ. 5000 IO
7, vi l'ns appeal nnd Iom Official data 10 anoh e'eiy
- ,bt ~, sstred b1uk circulation OF he loyal otre, ~
of L. r,f ilbI OF beginning Of 1905 was oniy 49,
b 90 Or sbo ~ a. cent OF the whole LEAVING the sun OF
g.. r fuf,l u Tie private property Of thafeno.irls
a. yi,g ,t..es a.. II reliable data hg TO tho years
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T0tsl........... Sh7 Us -
Decrease. 100 %
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ERIE RAlLWAY.-Passenger trains leave
~ hoin foot Of ChsubeIs-st.:
>. NJ, ITress for BGiaic
ga NJ, Nib daily for Dtsyille
1918 . M. AccomI Oda'i0n. daily, for Port JeTyis
800 pm. Way. for MGdet0wn, Newbnrgh and Warwick
r. M Night ENpgess daily. Tor DunAhk Buffalo ami
CaDa rdsigus and principal salons Til II Saturday
through 70 Buffalo, but does not Iun to Dun&irk.
tp NJ, Emigrgnt. -
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
IN Tains leave Jsrsey City for Piermont and Money II
DIS ;s:zs TO- Pieun0nt ~: p M cod So - p IL
on MONDAYS only 4;4S e. H. T. W. DEAARLSl, Sn?t.
uUDSON RIVER RAfIROAD.-FOk AL
a BANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH And WEST gsaias lsye: . 49,
From Chsmbeis.s,. From 3Othst
Express ard 10 a m and3 72l, le;27 and J:y5 aud
rs and p N. SUNDAY included.) 81 32s
Troy and Albany with sleep ,.
ing car), i0;} Pom. .lN.SI pm. 1890
pOughk train, an, u t;z % and lZEz ana O'0'
and o:3J ?. p IN.
Peekskiil trsn, 3:t5p. IN. ~ f. N
Sing. sing train, 5:Si P. III. . - =. II"
TsrTytowu S;lO p .f',EP ~ - . ~. ,...,,
Persous in Brooklyn ctn purchase tchcs o. cstc'Ws
Express Office. No 90 Wahin2.ontt Oiy nan square
and their baggage checked at heh Residences 10 81
points the rood and ~ sefeoge oJIll1Ys, L..
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Phenix ll.saie men. ofiae rhtNlN 5AN 4, 3, !

N Y1 10 required by Caawer 40 Laws 81 l' 'o' ''e
- u r,i., S,turlav The TIA dav Of February -3 49, 49, :.
NNeish' aNiu'. 60, ~ -.......... .lo,O'o 80
svtrne, amount oi Circulation. ..s.----.. ~
amount Of Depslts
ca, aui County OF Sew igrs, 49, Petef NJ S'o A AZ
80 Blrk being duly sYoip d,iA. ~ 80
a.ens correct 20 tie Of my kncAtcs' ana plsh
ABOVE s'H''i''' ' 7 NJ BoisON, CssAler
sy,p berc nc this sh day Of febmasy 1913 p.,r.
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THE following Is comparative s'ase OF the
condition Of the banks OF New-YOrk City:

Avengs AvsIago -sre,c NFe'ss-
NAMRs OF Amount suior't 81 amount amount amonns
BAxEs Of Loans l. / Of OF Cir Of
CAPITAL | i,,sg.'ts spests. -, ~. Deposits
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(itizcns Banl1.-stalemont o. the CIrlZENs Ban
Corn Exchange Bnnk.-Copy Of s,s,emcus Of {

------ = ~ Tg-I
COHN gNCHA.G BAAK required Ortpef ~ l&F O 4ss0
.rt-e .~el ela.f sa'uri,y 4 day % lary, 100;
Aver "a Lotn- AMI Dcolnt.
kscrs.r
m D.
Cav County Of NewYoss ~ A. Pf cAslef the Corn
E1tnss Bsls deHoe and y i Tie asos ti's
H. 4. PLATr CASHIER
srors before mo this 9Th day Of r brulp. -
J.As. 4 M5osE, Notary Public.
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Patton Bnnk.-S,aten-., Of ,he FULTON BANh, =,
re- ed ~ Clspef g Lave 1t - Il. tue week endn Saturday ne
.t.i day oi F.pruory, i.-i; 4,
Avrrase ava anrof Lora- and Daooan'a. -
AgFter
Ayrra.c c-4ggut OF Nrcuitn i..r1. W
tV~rr.- unit 4
40 count Of Ssw lo Robrf. r. Hya o. c's-.fro Of
oa U,rk bsned4y amc dep 81 - hni aesbcve Stale
,... ro-fgs 4 the hesc O! ny know lye uul oft
'''--'' ! n. DOCK Cashier
aim o.sla ss-bnaso. Notary Pubrc
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Tn us following States heIe j. mixed sJGein, panty
on State bonds oOel security, and party On N
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ciy aa Comfy Of Chsre Paine. Csser ot,ss
o.so BANK bg ed. depos end bai lie GDJe stale
mr. I. .,r,et ~ tee s. Of ny elss AM seeL
~ CEARLRS PALMER, CGsb.er.
Armed before me !, 7tt day q j. brisrt ls,3
ilss1s PsLzss, Notary PuAs.
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Ncw.yor,s Connty lSank.-,,aiem


Average amount u ioan ard *SeV;V -
~ sgc 60, :. tU1 os
Average q Crcueron icVs.c w
o. Deg 1lr'<f -
cy Aad Couny NCUfok, So T. H. Ese-d Ca'Aml o. tas
rrchouse Bgn bg y sworn ceq',s hni aJ Tan 'hs
he best edge and " ~
ID. b. HALsTEAD, Cashier.
Sgcrn bel C tie It's OH DAY Of February, -.
A W. D, as. Notary Psbie.
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Nassau DanIS.-5.stsment Of the NASSAU BANK; -
National Bank. Statement Of lie NATIONAL BANa

Sworn before r.e tits 9th day Ct Feb.uari. is3
H. 4. BlowELL. Notary Public
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Or;cntnl Baul,.-s.a,r mont Of .he ORIfNrAL BAH

tie li.l Gay of Any, 800; .-.Da,, .,~
L)ans. % .'S' w.
Cucll - 80, ~
(,v ana o,u.r o. se,s YORK Washington A. ha. Cable
B-ns duly sworn. dep'e al ~ tsn ,ne mo-
sr.- w. - Asi''T N'~"'
HssEr T. cH.FrAs, jr, Notary Pobhe
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Enst River BnrL.-statsment Of tie 4 toF wv ~
uASka,1ared go Laws Of I FOR the week ending
3 .tasi ". the stl DAY C.. = Dr. iagy 1853; %,
aou = loan aut -
r.ars amount Of sqrts spec, Ctg.hc ates ~ tti
Average C-cl "a
CIV ana C1anfy SOY fVt. tsi WA c1nin ''-A % m
=. li. Bin JOY sworn, tep' AMI - tli 'ha SD"'e 'a
aeli cuieet the gsst Of NJ knosci, aud us,r 60.
w s. CARMAS, Caihcr
Sworn t.c,re m ths IN DAY Of February ltol
Jsg. Va Osr1a. Commissioner OF Heeda
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nlurinr Bnnl.-staIeTn70t ~ no o.KNI72s D. y,
y CHAPTER o. ' ~. 80 "esA e'l-t
s.,,r lty. the DO hay OF February 1857 .....
,y-,,ge amount LOaus and bacouniA l,2ll
.sis.. ESQ
Ayrrag ohCr' uhon s~,sS
A.sr
tyeni County Nelos,ssf j. 10 iaoaisf, Cashier 81 me
B1uA SOW iuly A alasy that ,c above
Il, consci, 10 tie hc NJ knoNeise anA lsl,
DE LAAATGR CNh.er.
Sworn before mo lis 9th day ol February lsCa
Ts.A ul~Noop No.ary Public.
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Pacific Bnnk.-siatenent OF the PACIFIC BANk:
park DanlS.-sta,ernent Of the PARK BANK. Of Oh

swor. before m, .ls gth Gay Of FsbrgsN, 'sel nm.
+ JEATmAM Notary Psblie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-10

Cy and Coghy sewYok IF d. Tspgen Cashier OF he
S0nG Ren day dep0e eld say is the D0'e as
cocci u The beet OF NY .aO"eage nd ieIei .
y. D. T ,PPES Cashs. :
Sworn te'5re this 9th dsy Of F,brgay, so& ,,,-
EDStS +. Corr Dr., Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-10

20 90 N,.rgAc ~ ,Gls AND MERchNl5 BANK a,re
m re-, b G. ltcr 25v e 10 . sof t.1 ".e- e" 'Al' 'N
I'm I',y February, i-'a -. a, ,ec a. 9c
49,, nat o Ipiu' aud Deconn -.'''-''.-ei tot,ois 80
a.
IA. em.4nt OF Circulation .'.'''''''.''''' o'o1v W
of IFtUtf. '"' -
,aI .nrty AZ New.Y0 Cd. ss3 A. NDerlu, tlsaef o. We
ed arcAaai. Bank beng dly sworn, deposa AID my
best 81 my Anow.cdse and be-
Let -, - ~ p.b-,at. ,s.t - $500
0"0'' V' JoS X HlcaErr, E1tuy Putic.
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North River Bauls.-s.4.snent IF .bs MOI
ocean Dani..-sta'crert Of the OCEAN BANK. ssIe


Wa Ars,s, Notary PUBLIC
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in1 Nicholas 3nuh.-s,.tenient % the Sal

A., e., ~ 'i y cuaalcr 80 Laws OF i'>S' 'o'
a., An, ss,,rify the Th day OF JsnH". 49, a,s as
Aveare mount Losns and ~
Average amount S,ecie.-
Average amount II Crcunoa' ''''-'-'' olOY, iOe o.
Al A.,
an sni County OF New York 90 AatnSy ia ~ ,t m,
-. y r,otS E,ts Y. being guy Hmihl,oi Wy 20,
no eut correct. u tic bei % ~, ~, ssv cassst
.aro,a bsfre ne this In day OF FebinsTl 10. ph,,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-26
For the Standard.

Nh HOLDEN "A friend in the State of Mississ-
ippi has seat the NSsisSppian of April last, con-
tanning the appended notice Of the death Of William
HardeIuan, Esq, near jackson in that State. Allow
me to ask you to publish it with few lines of tri
butte from an old friend and schoolmate of the de-
ceased.
Mr. e ardeman was a native of Tennessee, and
took his degree at Chapel Hill in 1922. In a short
time afterwards he married an accomplished and
amIable lady-a Mss Hilliard of Halifax county, N
c., and settled in Tennessee, whence ne removed to
the State f Mssssippi-and settled the city of
Jackson, " here he resided many years previous to
his death. He died suddenly of congeStiVe chill,
leaving his most. excellent wife, so long his happy
fellow Ter in the journey of life to feel the
guish of the greatest CT all her bereaVements made
doubly severe by its unexpectednesS.
Whilst at ,olege he contracted with many of the
students from this State, the warmest friendships
(which endured for their lives. few of them only
have survived him, and they hear the sad news of
his death with mournful hearts indeed He was
beloved and 1nired by all his associates for his
modest denealOr, his plain and gentle manner, and
the integrity and benevOlence and candor of his
heart. In AFTER life when their respective pursuits
regarded the occasional meeting with him which
'ortune sometimes blessed them with, among the
nappest accidents of their lives.
Though unamOItiouS of political distiction, his
name was sometimes presented by his friends for
high, and responsible positions in public affairs His
character well known in his adopted State, and
he universe lily regarded as one of its purest and
noblest citizens. SCH0OLMATE.
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
Col. August, late C0mmandant of COnscrIptss
Mr. EDITOR when Col. Mallett, Commandant
of the Conscripts was wounded in the gallant fight
near Goldsboro', and Col August, Of Virginia, was
appointed pro tenn to fill his place, there was very
general feeling of aversion against the appointment
We all felt that under like circumstances the ap-
pointnent of citizen of North Carolina to SINH
lar position in Virginia would have been regarded
by Virginia with much dislike But North CAROLYN
ians are law abiding people, and without much open
complaint they saw Col. August come among them
and ill the place Of Col. Mallett; they witnessed
his administration and had full opportunity to crit
icise it Some of the newspapers and think yours
among them, protested against calling an officer
from another State to perform such duty. ms
protest was national and natural COL August
continued in the discharge of his duties, disagreed
BILE as they were in our very midst and lot one,
confess was perhaps but 100 ready to hear some
thing to his disparagement But did not On
the contrary, the universal evidence with my own
experience furnished proof of his entire and excel
lent fitness for the post. While in the enjoyment
of this deserved reputation he was relieved by the
recovery of Col Mallett and left US, carrying with
him the sincere regards of all, for the courteous,
Just and benignant manner which he had displayed
in the discharge of his duties. l asked gentle
man lately who had much intercourse with him du-
ring his stay among US, how he had become SO
great a Eavorite? and was answered, that he was
of liberal, fair and enlightened mind; prone from
his profession to examine every matter thoroughly
and patiently; he did not jump to his conclusions
impulsively and impatently. He did not belong to
that class of officials who set out SYSTEMATICALLY 10
disregard the law or bend it whenever its'vews or
policy came in conflict with their own but execu-
ted it with fidelity and truth, according to the views
and policy of the aw-maker; and therefore, it is
that he gave such general satisfaction. And, he
l,l ir,t.r
out of the conscrpt law, he was as patient and at
.teRtive, with mind even and open to conviction,
as was that great model judge-Sir Matthew Hale.
Alas how little is he initiated by the military
judges generally. Greater, so much, however, is
the pralse'o Col August.
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WILLIAM BARDEMAN Is DEAD.

Our noble, pathetic, generous beloved friend has
departed from this world Of trouble to mansions in
heaven.
Friendly towards mankind-for he loved the Gre
lion of God. Noble, from principle as the key
stone of perfection Patriotic as he loved his coun
Try dearly and served her with devotion. Gene
osity impeed the pulsatons of his heart, and with
mode>t enterprise, vigorously assumed the cares of
the ia herless appeased the Affections of the widow
gude, comforted, and instructed his friend, and ra
dateG the pathway Of all =.
His hearthstoue is become desOlate-hs circle of
friends will scarcely realize the stern reality The
community will long mourn his loss-his country
men will deplOre the absence of his wise counses.
Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see
God J. J. B. WHITE.
March 2s, 1853.
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WRITING INK.

THIHE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW MANUFACTURING
Il gnod article of line BLACK WRITING INK. This
Ink have been making for the last years. has been
tested by the best judges in the State and considered equal
TO any that has been offered to the public flows free
ly for brillancy and permanancy of COLOR it cannot be
surpassed by any Ink offered for sale and needs
commendatOry notices 10 recommend it.
Orders from dealers will be promptly attended to.
W. J. GRAGS0N,
Graham, n. G..
May 10, 1868. 4l-9tpd.
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May 10, 1868.
Executive Department North. Carolina,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE (MILITIA,)
RALEIGH, May IL, 1868.

General Order,
No. g. - -
II THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTiF FROM THE ACT
amendarory of the exemption Act passed by the late
Congress of the Confederate States published for the n
formation and guidance of those whom it may
(EXTRAcT-)'
SEC f. In addition to the State officers exempted by
the Act Of Oct 1852 there shall be exempted all State
officers whom the Governor of State claim to have
exempted for the due administration of the Government
and laws thereof but this exemption shall not continue in
any State after the adjournment of the next regular
sion of its Legislature unless such Legislature SHALL by
law exempt them from military duty in the Provs Onsl
Army of the Confederate States"
H. Militia officers hereby exempted from the opera
ton of the Couscrpt Act so long they yield prompt
obedience to the orders issued from this office. The
vices of refractory and negligent officers will not be
sidered necessary tor the due administration of the
Government and laws of the State"
Ill Commanding officers of the Militia will commnni-
cate this order 10 the officers under their command.
By order of Gov. VANCE,
DAN'L. s. F0WLE,
Adjutant General.
Raleigh May Is, 1858. 4O-tf.
~ ALI daily newspapers in the State copy week,
and weekly papers copy two. weeks.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

I'D ANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SAT-
HI URDAY, I'd May, two negro men, HENRY and
PHARAOH Henry is of yellow complexion, medium
black good size, broad mouth. aud shutters badly
These negroes carried all their clothes, and perhaps
trying to get to the Yankees Henry was hired from
gentleman near Washington, N. c.. Pharaoh from gen.
tleman in Nansemond county. Va reward of S25 for
each negro will be given for their apprehension dev
cry. My address is Shallow Ford, Aamance county,
N c." j. K. G. FAUCETTE.
Nav 7, 1853. 3S-tf.
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Executive Department North. Carolina,
ADJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE, (aILITIA,)
Raleigh, May 9Th, 1868.

General Order,
No. q.
TaNHE ATTENTION OF THE MILITIA OFFICERS
Il is directed TO the advertisement of Capt. Henry A.
DOwd, NJ, in regard to exchanging Cotton YarRt0r
WOO The wool is needed for the purpose Of furnishing
soldiers with clothing and Militia Officers request
ted assist the State BY urging patriotic citizens make
the exchange and discounenancng all sales exchanges
with spectators.
Militia Officers are ordered seize all wool purchased
for transportation beyond the limits of the State contrary
TO the proclamation of the Governor.
Every agent of the State for the purchase exchange
of WOOL will receive appointment under the great seal
of the State and Militia Officers ordered arrest all
persons claiming to be agents of the State for this purpose
who cannot produce such appointment, and have them
bound the Term of the Superior Court to
such charges may Re preferred against them.
By order of Governor VANCE =.
DANL G. FOWLE,
Adutant General.
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COMPANY SHOPS, May 18TH 1858: !,
ATOTICE IS GIVEN TO MASTERS AND OWNERS
of slaves That slave will be allowed to travel
the trains of this Road unless accompanied by their
ter agent authorized in writing and for whom ticket
must be purchased OF the Railroad Agent before entering
the cars. I. ]. SUMNER
Engineer and Supt
NAV 10. 1888. Aim.
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May s, 1868.
aIOO REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE NEIGHB0RHOOD OF
Ii Henderson, N. c.. in the month of July last negro
boy SOLOMON 20 years of age feet Snches high,
qui black small head face prominent eyes, and quick
of speech He is supposed to have passed himself for
free boy and gone off for soldier and Is
probably in camp. Said boy belongs to the Estate of Maj
T. L. Skinner deceased and the subscriber will pay the
above named reward for his apprehension and delivery
for his confinement in Jail that she get him.
ELIZA F. SKINNER, Executrix.
Oxford, N. c., April II, 1868. S2-8m.
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CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, N. c.,
Camp Holmes, April both, 1868. !
SpeciaI Order. !

No.
In ACCORDANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS NO.
25 Adjuant and Inspector Generals Office, Richmond,
Va, the of the following slaves published in
order that their may forward aud claim their
property, viz:
JACK, aged about 90 years. black complexion, feet
inches high property of George Young, Jones County.
NC.
SIMON, aged about l2 years. black complexion, feet
az inches high; property of Samuel Wopdley, ashng
ton County, N. G.
LEVINA aged about 26 years, black complexion feet
SO inches high, property of Samuel Wondley, Washing
ton County, N. c.
MILLY, aged about 25 years. dark complexion, feet
inches high, property of DIR. Edward HaughtOu Wash
iugton County, n. C.
MARGARET aged about IA years, black complexion,
iugton County n. q.
by order OF Colonel PETER MALLETT, Commanding Con-
scripts, N. G. J. N: PRIOR,
Adjutsnt.
May 1868. S7-lm.
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STOP THE RUNAwAY-s75 REwARD.

ID ANAWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER, MONDAY
NJ night the 9th April last HENRY, muatto boy,
aged about Is years. and weighing 40 so pounds He
low crowned white hat and thick outside wooden
shirt. He is riding large fine bay horse Is hands high
about years DID, taken from stabe and evidently
making his way back to Richmond, Va, where the SUBJ
scriler bought him last November Or he may attempt
to pass the Yankee lines beyond Richmond Hs repre-
sens himself servant and says he is taking the horse
To his master in the camp. He rode a wagon saddle
with blind bride. having large dragon bit He pass
ed through Salisbury and will probably pass through
Ieward of SIS for the recovery of the borse and $50 for
the recovery of the oov. W. W. LONG.
Huntsville, Yadkiu Co N. c., May s. 1868. SIT
~" Richmond Examiner add Petersburg Express copy
daily three times ami forward bills to w. W. Long
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$3.50 REWARD.

n osT, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 23D OF NAsI
~ last, at the North Carolina Depot, Raleigh
recoIIected: A certificate from the Treasurer, No
issued 18th September, 1852 to Samuel j. CraT T
$1,000, eight per cent. bond some $3.50 IN State ,1
notes, frndabe in six and eight per cent bonds i.r
hundred dollar, three fifty, and some twenty Go,
federate bills and between forty and sixty COLA
bank bills Ny name Capt John E. Murray, 70 n =,
N. C. volunteers, was also in the book; also
the book relieving me of my command in saa Te ;be
hereby warn all persons from trading oL
ANY information concerning this loss may DC l,
the Editor of the Stazdqrd; and reward OF
paid for the recovery Of the memorandum pT ERR3L
money. JOHN a, TnTs
May 5, 1888. oi-"-
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grllli-q4)rrklq 5tautarA,
Casualties IN the NOrth-Carelina Regiments In
the late Battles at ChancellorsVille'

List of casualties in the First Regiment NJ O. In;
faSt,.y in the battle IF ChancsEtOrSUille, May I'd
Field and Staff-Col Jno A Mcdowell, slightly
Company A-Killed-None. Woundea-SeTgt
Brateu; Priyates Bratten, D Ennis y c. ESSns'
A c Gardner Gernor, Skinner, Y oAlh''Gi,
D Troxler, A Wyrick, G " warren. MISSING
B-KIlled-Sergt N Martin; Corpl John rem
nell Privatps n Cockeham, L j Eller, w PIlker-
ton. 3 PennrI J Thomson, j D Hartin. Moun-
ded-Sergt D Carlton, D Woodrongn; oorpS
" G Profit, L Wilborne; Prvates Brown,
IN Clark F Curtis, casters, j A Jennings,
D Jobnson. Y ] Isard, Coffee Laws, Martin.
n Moore, r P Richard, NJ Perkins, w L. Perkins,
Saml Shepherd VIM Spicer, W Sprainhower, l.
n wilmington L Witherspoon, A NJ vannoy.
Missing-Sergt N G Martin, COrpl j E PurVis;
Privates G Spicer and o N Thomson.
C-Killed-Priyates Gay, thompson
W Wigs. Wounded-Lieut Mcmillan;
Sergts W Herring, F McIntire; Corpl NJ Nor
gan; Privates G Euro, j H BrinsOn, S Stanley,
9 81 Baker, W Whitley, H 0'Quinn, w Gay, w
W Battin, L Pace, d Howell John Il Lewis, ID
S Keith, John Pilkerton, N Parker. Missing
Sergt G W Rivenbark; Privates w johnson, .
7 Bridgers.
D-K1iIod-None- Wounded-Lt P Flack;
Sergt A Howzer, Corpl r j Hull; Privates =
Baker, Brown TIE Gates Jno Crabtree, y NJ
Crabtree, W Davis, FincannOn, j w Johnston,
TT Mann, j Pendleton, j S Turrentine. Missing
Sergt Hall; Privates I Crabtree, D Summit.
E-Killed-None. Wounded-Lieuts Moore,
G Wright, Corpls Davis and I!umsden; PriVateS
Hoffman, johnson, Sutton. Garner, PZ
Touce, FORMER, Long, A Albright, K Pedigrew
Musings Tatham, Fl Robinson, Coble.
F-Killed-S Jackson D Parker. Corpl
Joyner, F P Kif PrivatesW Catrell, q George, NJ
Harris, W Jelks Wounded-Capt n Harrell,
1t D Boone, Privates F Gulick, W johnson,
Discern, Rix, Z d Johnson j WEIGH, L Baughn.
Missing-D Vincent, A Sanders, E Joyner. .
G-KlleiAPrivates H Gilbert, j G. NOrdan, j
Hilli2-Is' Wounded-Lieuts j 4 Latham, j NJ
3arrgett Sergts S Sudford, S Davenport F
white, Corpl Leary, Privates j I Barnes A b
Collins, w Gray, T SeagraVes, J Lawrence, j A
Wyatt, R Smith. MiSsing-Wm George.
H-Kiled-Color Sergt TwHdy, Corpl
Modn, Privates Ii L Roebuck Vanhorn.-
WOupded- Sergt D P sallinger, Privates j Guth-
ernes, A Asker, NJ Clark d H Collins, Beach,
JD Webb, j R Gurganus, j A Modlin, n Ashby.
I-Ktled-Corpls Ii Belvin, B H c Atkinson.
Wounded Sergt A G Jones, Corpl G W Davis,
Privates r J Dent, W A Bailey, Pace, Robert
Freeman, P Woodland, S I Hall, Jas Afford, w
Buffalo, T Mitchell, Pierce
K-Killed-PriSates B Baker, Dickens
Grifis, Thomson. Wounded-Capt H Gee,
Sergt Carpenter, Privates E Adkins, Brown, j
Billops, W Dickens, j Grifis, R Gritis, W Mathis,
" Pope, Shaw Wm Shard, B Stale,'J Thompson,
Warmock w NJ Thrower. Mssing-Prvates
L N Bryant A Howell L Hudson I II Mathis, A
Stansbury, NJ A Savage, P Brown.
REHABILITATION.
Killed, 80
Wounded 40
Missing 20
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-26
sI6O REWARD,

ED ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on THE
Ia, 9Th of March, BILL. dark muaito negro man,
weighing about lao pounds. He had on, when he left
soldiers clothes and cap hat He is supposed TO
be lurking about Richmond making his way TO the
army, had him with me while there. will give the
above reward Tor his delivery to his confinement in
some Jail can get hun. My address is Salisbury N c.
o., THOS c. WATSON.
MAY 10, 1863 Aim.
~ Daily Examiner cery month, and send bill to
Carolina Watchman.