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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
TERMS OF ADvERTTsEro.
RUsr IN wHEAr.-It has beer LONE koown- ana H.

Rust IN WHEAT.-It has beer long knowu aud the
idea acled on among the Spanish agrculLurals's in
Texas and Mexico, that the rust in wheat is produced
by showers OF heavy dews followed by hot sun du.
ring that period OF vegetation when the wheat is in
bloom and milk The effect of the sun upoD the wet
plant produces the rust To avoid ths result two men
take heavy rope, say twenty or thirty feet long or
longer and walking at that distance apart draw It over
the vet grain, thereby shaking off the drops OF rain,
dew, and thus prevent the usual effect of the sun
upon the plant.
After heavy dew the rope should be drawn oyer
the wheat early in the morning. Wheat planted on
hls or windy positions, generally escapes rust when
IN low HAT grouDd where there Is less wind the rust
takes effect Smut is probably produced il the same
maoner. The people OF the cotton States should no.
tice tLis.
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Latest FROM Mississippi.

he latest from Mississippi by mail reaches W hro
the Mobile Regiser of May :. That paper vs.
1t is mistake that den. Bowen occupies tie sonth
bank OF Bayou Pierre, with Port Gibson between hm
and the enemy; ard it another mistake that he had
retired from Grand Cuff 1t should have been Port
Gibson. Grindstone Ford is about eight miles in the
rear OF urauJ Gulf Oar informant was unable to as
certain By repeated Inquiries, whether Grand Cult has
been evacuated not 1t is supposed, however that
the 3lgt Louisiana EFT at Grand Gulf 4nd that that
place has fallen. Surgeons estimate the number of our
wJuDd at 500 reports give the Du11Dcr Of kill
cd and wounde1 at 500, and it s supposed that the
my took 1000 prisoners. General Bowen has been
strongly renorced Lee and probably Stevenson being
now with him.
Hankinsons (not Ankerson's) Ferry, at which the
enemy are reported to have been repused is the lowest
OF three ferries over Big Black below the railroad
HalPs and Badwins beng The others. This is the
new military road from Fcksburg to Grand GuI and
ls crossed by po1tOou bridge.
We learn some particulars concerning Griers0n's
raid Griereon himself IS recognized by many persons in
Hnds cOuuty as Kentucky horse drover, aad is well
acquainted with the country. 1t is also said that par
ties in East Mississippi recognize him as having gone
through the country last summer IN the Uniform OF a
Confederate officer bargaining for cattle, which he snid
another officer coming at,er h!m wCud collcy aud pay
tor.
A colr,s sponG,ut Of the Mobile Register, writing
ron Jackson Moy 80, says The Statement of q
naval officer in Cincinnati, mentioned By the AppeQI
doubtless correct that Vicksburg will no. be attack
el in front. Having the mouth OF Red river in their
occupation and formidable fleet securing the hiisss
sppi from Vicksburg to Port Hudson. it is their aim
to land powerful army this bank of the liver, be-
tween the holds penetrate lesurely into the
interior of this State and wait fer the expeclcd rein
iorcements from Corinth. They would thus both oc
cupy the country aud completely isolate Vickaturg
from supplies or subsistence. leaving it only to time
for the garrison to starve and to capitu!ate. The
forces to c0uuteracs such designs inadequate in
point OF numbers, but have Generals posse ssiDg
scme potion Of Lees sagaciy and Jacksons strategy
and DASH aud our mo- impetuous and confident
those wao wor Fredericksburg, Seven Pines Or Ma
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FEUI RICHMOND.

IICTICND. l-ay IzTh, T1U5.
No from Fredericksburg to-day Passengers re-
port large vol9mDs Of ke ts morning in the d
recton of the Yan.ae camps.
The aggregate number OF wounded brough here since
the first ID thousand hundred, OF which three
thousand = i'll return 10 duty.
The retaliation resolutions adopted by Congress provide
that every stoned officer who shall command
groes for military against h9 Confederate Satea,
aid them any military enterprise in said service, shall
if captured be put death Negroes when capored in
against the Confederate States be delivered
the State authorities be dealt with according the
present cnd future laws of the Eata.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

There were many incidents in The battle u Stones
river that not yet seen the light. Oa6 especially
is worth mentioning. In The rebel Char-e Up-n Nc
Cooks right, the rebel 81 Kentucky vas advancing,
fell upon one Of our loyal Kentucky regiments These
two regiments from Ia6 county, alt CO4se-
Guently were old friends and relgu5Ors ab50t 10
meet tor tie first time as CusmAs. As soon us they
came close enough tor JgutIon they mutually ceased
firing and ofgan abusing and curslg, anG Swearing al
each other, calling ia other tne DC65 OutianuIsh
names, while the battle roaring TCu14 them with
out much attention from other SIDE |. was hard
to tell which regiment would come III tie VIC
tor in this Rordy battle. AZ t4c i euud bear both
sides were terrible at sWeaTi1g bQc tll3 could al!
ways last but by mutual CJu6tt they hnaly CEASED
cugsirg and graspg their mUahes, charged each
other with the most unear,hy yeI heard o1 any
ied of b4ttle. Mpskets were club ca, bayVnet met
bayOne and IN d. Us Of IGst24cls, when Old eucS
made the beigereDt8 crazI VITA passion tHG nuSKSt
thrown away, and AIT ueF WGlt, puGEeiIlE pull
Lg, and gCugiDg ID rO3Lh anQ tUmhe StyI1, &Ld III
manntr that any locker ven crIsl1er tree hg1t
The rel beis getting raJbec the better o the h5At
when the 23d Kentucky subjected III 5.TD5 tIem
a fanking fire, Thlcl made tLGm retreat with
quite q number Of prisoners II their ha1d-t
ne b4ls had fairly got under way ,aC the 9iA Oho
cane up at douoiequIck AID charging on their now
disordered ranks, eucceee in capturing ali their pfI
soners, besides taking return great many OF The
rebels. AS the late behgerents conducted to the
rear they appeared to EaVe forgotten all their late AM
mostly, and were now the best terms imaginable,
were We'll supplied win WhIzkcy, their cautaens were
all became jolly possible under 1g circumstances
Near Y0,k Her0M
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$50 RE WARD.

EGERTED IN January, 1863, from Camp Whiting near
~ Whining JACoB hEnHING and JOHN A. JOR-
4, Pflyates OF 20. l, 6.h hegiment N. g. Troops.
The saId Herring i've Ieet eight INC hes hg fair
comPeAIon' DARK har aud black The forehIger OF
lie rIguL hAId Is OH a. the d st JOINT.
"VAu a Jordan Is about hge e eight inches high
Complexion, dark har dark eyes. They
20 DS III columbus coALy, N. &. reward VI $50 each,
via be paid tor their and delivery Camp
Whiting, their jail, that | get
tLeu. GA5FUN u. ~CUbB,
Capt. Co. l, 9Lh Reg'L D. L. T.
May 9-h, 1868 l7y-2t--35Its
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@ me aai9re us one of the most nhab5y attempts at
.-..- we have ever Eeen. II is in the shape OF a
..-. .TJ dol ~ bill purpoitins to be Issued by the
81. .. wilmington. It coald hardly deceive & blind ne
ole would think, and yet SO easily do people take al
printed promises TO pay, that even this thing might
s.-- .-m. Il was probably got up at printing
IL EeEbern oz Washington. It is almost iniescriba-
.. hat We might say that Il line at The top it has
..fg.n4NC AUGUST l 1862
.. Basis Ct Wilmington - il q curved lire and in the hol-
go. e curve the word TWO " in large red letters,
..,t..- Tie ze " wiz pay to bearer Demand - in
a- ..yA.ag scrpt the words - Two dollars in type
st capital is several sizes larger than the other
..- /. is lot numbered, and is signed Ii. A. Watts,
@ H. l.. Martin Pres. The figure IS repeated at each
..r .Tounded by a lowered border, not uniform. 1t
...-1laucsi thing cut, by far.
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" D. n. Nc NTIRE, 5 djutal t.
CASUALTIES IN THE HATH n. c. 4.
HEADQUARTERS I4rH n C. t.

Nay 4th, 1853.
List Of casualties in the l4h n. C. Troops, r
20tA 10 May ih, 1868:
Capt Cherry, co 4, mo tally wounded, row dead lst
Hergent G Shankle, K, 81 ghtly in head Preate Ii
Ruth, . X. sligh htly in forehead
Field and STAFF Cficers-C- 3 Bennett, confusion,
duty with his mand Lieut. Col johnson, seVerey
in arm, bone fractured.
Company A-Private johnson. killed ; 2 Lieut. -
Pugh, faah wound in face; Brevet 2d Lieut. Williams
flesh wound in eg lst Sergeant jenkins. slight wounG
in stUra ch SeEgt Jas Burrows mortay wounded; Sd
Corp Fooker severely wounded in foO PrV3tcs Peter
Boswell sgh hty in side; SheTisn. slightly in foot; "
Rocker, severely in side; hyrick, mot4y wounded
Company B-Private Felix Myere, killed I'd Lieut. ID
Jones, fash wourd in leg and su uck by shell n shoulder
I'd ECrGt Line flesh wound II tace I'd Sergt Bab-
cock, fish wound in lex Corp Moore wounded in
shoulder; Corp Ellington, flesh wound in left thigh;
ly wounded in arm; fitchett, slightly in breast
Saver sitgAtly in Smith, slightly in head.
Company t--FiEt Sergt b Morrison, slightly en- leg
Sd Sergt q l. hanback,, confusion 9th Sergt McCreG
or esh wound in leg; Corp Smith, confusion; Corp
Napier severely III both hands; Prvates Buchanan,
| mortally wounded, died 4th May l. Smith. mortaly
wounded; Smith, severely in hand; Smith, contu-
sion; Henry, cO2tusion Peter aoreton, confusion
Martin "cEay severe in tesaees; Ed Riugsly wound
ed in oo Lenonds wounded IN forehead; Jas Nc
Kaski wound in thigh; tawirg, flesh wound 10
! slightly IN ann; Jas BTgman Sc ely IN face.
Company D-COTp r j Ware severely IN leg bone irac
tured PrVaes Crow, severely in ankle ane too 1one
| fractnredi Jno heavener, seriously In NOUN '"
Long, severely In arm, bone fractured Harmon. 1est
wound in arms G Moss, confusion ;-Kinney, slightly
| In breast.
Company E-First ssrgt Pool, killed; lst Corp G
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THE KILLING OF MAI. GEN. VAN DOR>

THE KILLING OF MAI. GEN. VAN DORM
Up to Saturday lasF the Chattanooga Rebel had rece
yed DO particulars Of the killing Of General Van DoED,
nor of the causes which led II, other than from
ruuors which, il correct, would seem that the killing
hiswas justlfable
DR.. Peters, VINO killed Fim Was formerly State Sena-
tor from Hardeman county in Tennessee, and is d
gentleman OF wealth, position and latuence, whose
Family connections rank with the fiat in tennessee
He is said to have approached General Van Dorm in
the atreet; and presenting pistol shot him IN the
! head,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
FIRE III RICRa aOND, &c.

RICHNoED, May 18th, 1865.
The two Finishing Shops OF the Tredesar Iron Wolbs
CreLsbawg Wooea Factory was destroyed bT FIRE this
morning. The less il heavy.
Northern dates of the 18th have been received, 1t
Vaandingham ys7pathizng meeting IN New YoT, James
Brooks denounced the act OF tyrary uGequaed
in tie history OF the word. lie said that New York and
New Jersay we the only free g.atss efs.
Gold declined to l48 q I49.
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SALT.

SUBSCRIBER s makiI Salt at Stump Sound Ons-
i low County, which he will sell his works two dollars
per bushel be Ow the Wilmington Market price, he will
trade Salt for provisions at the current market rates.
Salt is selling at as low a price can possibly be
made for and parties likely to want would do well 10y
IN their supply at once. M. L. F. REDD.
May Z 1868 32-3ms
Raleigh Standard copy Weekly to of $40 send
bill TO this off e for pay ment.
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rsss PAPERs.-By reCezt arrivals We have the Ber-
4H., u Gazez of the I4tb and 2ist ut and the Ber
ll urgr Of the 9Th instant, also the Nassau Guardian
..-a j.. We have also the London lndec OF the 9.h
s.-L In tho Bermuda or Nassau papers fad nothing
5t. interest. British colonial papers seldom Il
IKE IN editorial a2ecuatons and the field from which To-
.-gw. caa.d be CLEANED Is not extensive. We cut out
. he E.ruudl Airro Of tho 9th the fol owing threat
sg a...c from HaPsrs Hse;ly, especially devoted to
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MS anticipated, the campaign has opened earlier and
--:,lv this spring than in any former year OF the
tr-.ady an attack upon Charleston has teen made
-.-.sad. Already tie Rappahannock has been cross-
I The clemy and his forces have been driven back in
.-.sl. Elgeady the enemy Laa commenced foTmida-
ts.ace INTO Alabama and Mississippi, and VIII soon
- ...just Fest Tennessee
asaL Nav is g'oonest month, and even the great
g ou the Rsppa hann""t has net sufnced 10 lit the
. hat hangs ever cur horizon. The Southwest Is the
g. v'ch all eyes turned with the most serious sp-
lesion Louisiana is il a ad way-a very bad way.
.- .e are di-hea-tene1, and must have assiatance-
- ri IS being peBea ted, AID yet our forces have
.r.-I - cLeck ths advance of the enemy, aa1 our
,,-e have little confidence in General PEABEEToN,
- g=l0 wanted 10 give up Charleston aud tie whole
Soah Carolina. The trans Mississippi district
.5 aI.oear to have suffered from great mismanage-
- .lrg-L We DO not pretend to cay upon whom that
-.r e1t is ctargeablc. We looking at the dark
81. picture and TO coIDplste it, let add
..-t LEE vii! not have long n:ermiss on in Vir-
- .--. at the attack upon Charleston will almost
. .r .r.Eaqet, and be successful too il the enemy
... q Norris Island at least it viii be successful
sumter. We DO not believe that they can obtain
~ - o-Iis sand, but they certainly aim that
enc ioa oG batteries Folly Island is unmist azeaby
ru. 10 take works Eorris IsanL in the rear
-r.y-at o. The enemy in getting transports between
.-... -aal Port HUDSON is now apparent A part OF
" amy has crossed to the Ea de of th9 MssisspI
.t-.gsucing upon the pitaI of that State shown
..- Res: felegrapEs.
- dark view, but there have been far darker. and
-.-. of against this the rising spirit Cf troops
.- . .sliuC spiiit Of theirs. Our aTmy reVer
. Theirs, a,th-ugh formA able by discipline, equip
w.. ...s rurlberE never held together By preca
...sI. By MD summer troops ft for service viii
.gudl, il they do not exceed. those of the enemy
he upon the offensive and they upon the defensive.
.. .-v VIC Layo lost viii be recovered if we can On
.raeautime retain in hands the keys 10 that
-..-. -.-L as YioLsbur2 and Port Hudson. If CAM
...a Likely that armies ay summer in Kentucky
nj. and our horses drink more out of the
.-.. rJ the Ohio. But it is all-essential that our
--f f5 should be retained almost a2F cost. Then
o.. .. spsle tine Of cur forebodngs will pass into he
..,...s aau.acr Of OR most brilliant SUCCESS.
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E,wECUToR,s NOTICE

E1HE UNDERSIGNED having at May Term, 1868, 0f Bla-
L County Court, qualified Executor OF tie late
I and IestAmgnI o IheopLus Tatom, deceased, here
gives notice u all persons aVIng claims Aad
geceased TO present them within prescribed by
duly authenticated, this noce Will be plead
iae recovery Al indebted TO said estate Will
make Immediate pey Ienr.
JOHN a. TATOM,
krnn
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LAND FOR SALE.

/EiHE SUBSCRIBER offers for reasonable terms
= the following tracts of Land geo Immediately
on the White Lake IN Bladen county, miles below Eliza.
BEETHOVEN and two and half miles from the Little Sugar
Loaf On the Cape Fear River. This Land good for
aTnng any in this county there being six seven
hundred of good swamp the which is drain
cd eighty under cultivation which will produce
y bushels OF corn There is this Laud
" story House nearly finished, and other g. buudugs
viii also sell $50 adjoining the lands Daniel
johnson and VIM Bordeaux also 200 adj dining
lands of Elizabeth Melvin and George Cain 320 scrs ad-
joining the lands of Peter Cain Owen Gardner 100
adjoining the lands of John Cain. These ands are
veil umoeed will take pa, for the above laDcs
young negroes at fair prIce. have other lands Coy
oWaup that will SELL
r. z. MELVIN
Eizabet thtown Bladen County, April 50 Is 3t.I3,s
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VALUABLE ROUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
/ IHE TOWN of Jacksonville, Onslow County, known
F. as tne hotel Tbs subscribe having gone he
ana being our OF his Keep up, ID ueI.ruus uf
stlng It, 1t IS the we known hOus kept tor that pur-
pOse and Is Ia ge convenient
LE 80 Oh 40 good stalls, AID good houses on
he lot, and one and halt laId 10 It
ny person wishing To purchase VIII do all and
Examine II for themselves. Ii. +. teuellCr via taac
ICaouie III CIV nation. and showing preu-
9Is 1eIA7 VIII De made easy 10 any person wsLIug
purchase JAAk, Bay Mt.
PM 10, 1868. lbS 2L-2,.oLF
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May 4th, 1868.

TFIHE EXECUTORS of Jesse lun, deceased having as.
4 certain under a decree the Court Ot Peas aud
Sessions OF DupIn Goudty. Gt Apri Te IN a. ~,
$685. respective the iegsees aud deVsees
said Jes Quinn, hereby gives neral nJLl that
hey are ready to SAID estate. We will pay
terest oa any money in our hands
JOHN MAXWELL, lE,scutors
JESSE B. Q0INE, s.s,@
May I4tb, 1868 SSeF.
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FURTHER NOTICE.

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES. Will
be sod at the late residence 1beOphilus tatom, de-
ceased, the 4Lh day VI next, several valuable
Of land. Also Ii negroes-men women a9d ehl dren
give with approved security sae to couLus iii all
sold JOHN d. IA TOD,
May 4th, 1868. 80 g." .
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in bowels, mortal since dead Beam gunshot
thighs not seVareiy- Aissing Private D Perry.
Sergt o1to!d Priyates, W q Goodneh'. W Pool,
iohn Pope, White, CIV White. Wouaded-Capt s
Mc udy, eunsh OF in hip. slight Privates Alexander
shot in thigh slight " Campbell eunshot in hand fin
ger Of; q Bal shsl. IN bowels. slight; 3
iu shoutde', sight; J W held, tunshot in leg sght ;
A sgman. gunshot hp serious; | Caver she. on
breast sight; BuIge' she'll breast, slight Nc
Lean she'll on hip sight Owens, she'll serious
IenEne' snel siTnPsd sight; Elder, gunshot in
DANGEROUS Z sye:s ltg brokan. Mssil g-Private
! Slime.
RFCAPIFCLATIoN.
Field avdstaT
Co. Officers, 10
Pryatts, SB l4O "a
43 l53
Whole number OF men nho went Into acten. CSC
- officers, Il
Total. BIT
tNfica) ID. GRA HAN BAY FOOD.
Col 7ti I}t ct Il. G. I.
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with deep grief thaS the ac6inE General an
nouncee tie army the death of G@.~r J Ee
pirel Tie Grh st = 2. ii. Is uaT g, s,itt aud
energy his great &ud GOOD sUG by the
Al-ype Providence, is lst 10 but BILE
his death. feel th his spirit sun lave and viii insp
The whole army With hs uGJI1Eai8 agd Gnsha
ken confderce in the God Of hope JenGh
Let his be q watch~oTd his corps, haze
lowed him victory in many fields. let he officers aud
soldiers emulate his ,nYinc!re animation do every
thing in defence oi his beloved country.
Signed, :. l. L!-i.,
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NOTICE. .

/ RIDER advsement of the Of Pleas and Olarter
y SESSIONS of Dupln County notice hereby given that
private who lodge their negroes for safe eep
ng in the jail of Duplir will hereafter be charged one
doIar per day for the board of each negro.
This the 22nd of April A. D., 1863.
JOHN W. HINSON, Sheriff.
Aprli ZotE, 1868. l666t-&SI.4t
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NOTICE ,

NOIICEs
fSNHENEXr OF KIN and distributes of Wioby Powell
Il deceased notified that prepared to ee tile and
claim an exemption from charge for future Interest,"
are called upon to nerplead and show their respec
tive rights to shares in d tribution.
r. &. JOHNSON, Admir-.
henalsvllIe, N. e., April 23d, 1863 l65-It63l6t
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$40 REMAxD.

$40 RkItAkkE.
~ ILL PAY the above reward for the l1rmgut
"A in any jail / can get hln, II MS b., y ASH.
~ iNH toN, who ran away Al IN the lst If
ov,r last lie Is bout IL eaB Old, fCeL luCh
high, and o. uaEk Iper coIO, his eft aud
finger his IIgut hand Of iJIut Ssd
pOJ may be trying get to VI gina from
- tIG I aLkees.
Address, J. r. TOWNSEND
Little Rock, Marion DIsL., B. q.
2..I
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FNoM JAcEscN. MLs2-THg EIE..Y ADvANCIN

FNNE J&CESCE, EIs3-THE EEE&Y ADVANCING
-FIGHP AT EAYIOED-CU8 FORCES FALL
BACK 70 MI5EI3sIPPI SPRINGS.
JACKSON, Mss May 18th, 1863.
The enemy yesterday Gdva1ced column Ct ten thou
and upon Raymond, where Gen. Gregg hid foryoDe hun
dred infantry, but ew cavalry and artillery Skrnish-
ing began a. clock A h. the e2ealg being continual
Iy reinforced 10 O'clock P.&-, when the battle
opened heavily wi 1uu.etry. GreFgfauzt or hours,
with nusk2try alone when !carnag that Tie enemy had
been heavily renfarced ed b Iat1c IaeDts ready 10
engage, Gregg retired o@y il good order, through Ray
mond. He made a stand at E:sis=,.l r.iDs where be
reinforced with infantry and arjIery. oi hcGar
rick of the tenth Tennessee. killed The firing to day
was very h ayy ard continuous towards jackson.
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NOTICE.
Confederate States by
A. A. Mckay, Receiver,
Id Confederate Dis {. Cour


Reuben Perry,
appearing to the Court that solomous OF Atlanta
Ca claims the debt due from the defendant to Csten Da
Wit Co, of N. Y, and Deavitg, Toler Co., OF N Y
1t dered by the Court that publication be made
month in the Wilmington Journal (weekly) for the said
oiomons to appear at the Court be held the
District of Cape Fear the Court Salisbury on
the first Monday next and and there
his Claims.
DAN. COLEMAN, Clerk c. D. c.
nay ON, 1865
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TIE LETTER OF GEN. LEE TO GIN. J.oKso

rue LETTER OF GEN. LEE 70 G1E. JACKSON.
The letter written by Geo. Lee to General Jackson
before the death Of tae latte, IS as follows
CIANCELLoH8vILLE Ny 4h.
GEsERAL:-I have j1st yuEr yGuIDg
that vcu were wUuIdeH. ] express nay cIeL
he occurrence Could have dicta e. e7ett III %
chosen the good OF the c0anr} TO have
abled yo9r stead.
cong lae you upon The yic.ar cA Is due your
skill aud enersT.
Giost truly y urs,
Z. =. LEI.
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SUGAR AND sYRUp

H3k HHD5. PRIME TO CHOICE SUGARS;
100 Ba res graduated and crystazed ugar--a beau
tl,ul 4cucIe;
80 Barrels New crop Syrup
Ua Consignment. For eaIe by
April q. 70 =,
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T.. i. ZNNETl'

Casualties Company 2, Sd Regiment sroors
Lieut.. Z. I. Garrison, Commanding.
KIcd--Pcter Chandler, Eli Prcvat.
Wounds d-Sergts George Crapon end Jos. ID. Sellers
PrVaes Williams, Il Smith, e Hardin, John w lie, II.
Carter, II. Craig.
Several are missing.