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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-12
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS IN
NEW YORK.


New YORK, June "A meeting of the
editors of the press Of this city is called
for on the 9Th inst, to- consider the sub
ject of the nature, extent, and righttul lin
itations, if any, of the liberty of public
journalists to criticise the acts of those
charged with the conduct of the govern
ment, in time of war and civil CONFUSION.
The call is signed by W. c. Prime, Park
Goodwin, James Brooks, Arson Herrick.
Horace Greeley and Elan Comstock.
The following is special dispatch to
the N. Y World:
.. LEXINGTON, KY, June A.
Editor of the N. Y. World: 10 ur l,I-
Having been directed by the President of the
United States to revoke that part of my order
suppressing the Chicago Times, have revoked
the entire order, and your paper will be allowed
its circulation in this department. vt
Signed l4r- E. A. BURNSIDE, 11
Is ,.,,, s- ...t..-.s Major General d
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Mis-. RATHBoRNE, lady who loves her
whisky not wisely but too well, :" fell over the
bluff in front of the Presbyterian Church on Sd
street, on Thursday evening. There being a
special providence protecting fools and drunk
en- people, the aforesaid lady, as might be ex-
pected, escaped with few trivial bruises.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-12

RoBBERY.-Two boys were arrested in
Davenport, a few days ago on a charge of rob
bing the post-office in that city. On being
searched there was found on one OF them,
draft for 1878 drawn by Messrs. Borup &
Cakes of this city, in favor of Borup & Champ
lin. Notice of the fact was at once forwarded
to this CITY
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-12

MARKET HALL GUARD HoUsE.-Mar-
ket Hall has been fitted up with berths, in the
regular style of guard house, for the accom-
mediation of twenty five men of the Minnesota
Mounted Rangers, Company C, Capt. Hender-
son. VINO are to act as a picket guard. This
detachment is under the command of Lieuten-
ant Goliath, and Mr.. w. T. Bowen is Orderly
Sergeant
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-12

A COOP THINa.-We understand that
two fine Eastern built sail boats arc about be-
ing placed on Lake Como for the accommodation
of the public. The parties engaged in this
enterprise are men of experience on ''old
ocean," regular "salts in their day, and we
feel certain they will be rewarded for affording
our people recreation at once so convenient
and delightful
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-12

THE Medical department have made ar
rangements to furnish soldiers, with am
putated limbs, with artificial arms. It has
been supplying artificial legs all the time
but arms are just introduced. The de-
partment has contracted for arms at $50 a
piece lNoH b ~ lla.L -t.LI-D ~ ~ Ll-lo,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-12

We saw Monday, lot Of fifty calves
which were raised on the farm of Mr.. Strait, of
Scott county, and were among the finest ever
brought to this market. They were purchas-
ed by Mr.. Chas. Golfer
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-12

PERSONAL large number OF passen-
gels were brought up by the various steam
boats for the past few days. Amongst them
Professor Joel Parker, Col. Mobiles, and Har-
wood D. Iglehart, Esq.
Maj. Mix, Commissioner for Indian Affairs,
left yesterday for Washington. He had been
here on q short visit to his family.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-12

CENTRAL EXPRESS COMPANY. This
company shipped Friday last about $50, 900
worth of furs. the greatest amount that has
ever been exported from this city.
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Sale of Five.twenties.

Lieutenant Commander, u. s. Ma
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04

Serr b. S6wert IieB Ii6 baS audi nidt
n%rnlcnlt 9ela9t letn unb 9rlff ti6ii1 III. benn
Elm 8iB9en Nalenbluten belt er Bel eiuen
traItt9en pcllblutt9en juuSen Mdb&eu cher
fir 9eIunb, uuo er bate aud porerIt feline
lbnung baUou, baB bieieS NaIenbluteu II
Tortpanb lein fSnnte. nnb bod mar es
uidts anteres, benn ais Der Serr &culul in
Walwiuen8 3tnnmer sefcinmen mar, fat.O er
cieIe in beftisem 3orntsem @etnen, unp bic
6rau &onIul bamtt bel6dfti9t, ben 8eoien>
ten 10 redt aus 2eibesfrdften ab3nfau3eln.
Wa8 babt ibr neun ba? fraete Der apns
Jul %pertpunoert.
Nd, bsnfe Din, 8apa! CT lit es ni9t !
es 1T ni&t Der rihti9e, i&lu&5te Wulwins
6en
User? pte ? NO? mas ? per lit ntdt Der
riGtise =? fragte 9err @BIinser DertpunOert,
uno bas 8lut ltie9 tbm lcsletd gu &Opfe.
@s tit ni9t metn @raf! Der bumme
Sacque8 bat ul,s einen san5 anOern lamb
fremcea WenlGen in'S Sous eefhtrt ! rief
Molmine.
Iber ba8 6rdulein laste bod, t9 lclle ben
5errn etnlaoen, cer Ipeben ben Out eeaen
unS idUentte, unb blben mir i'm se3eiot,
unb ih babe rnetue SduIbisteit set9an Sd
babe ben Germ e~in9elaben, tpelder raS snd
btse Srdulein eesriibt bat,~-frasen Gle i6u
nur lelber H.. 9
&ell! Gr min nod gar ntaulen ? brduste
Der peri SCniul auf unb faBte BEN Gdtaten
on Der SADIE.
psrr ScnIul! nebrnen Gle Iif lit N6t I!
gtur ntGt tbdtlib. tas bite i'd mir aus !
rief Der Dtener trpbis unp brpbenp !; i'd
bab' r1eiuen 9luftras erfiQt - e8 griBten
bret poer bier, bas Ttduleitt bat mir teinsn
Naunen seaanut, uro 10 uobm id ben bib
I4eitea uno pprnebmften, Der sulest nod
sribte oie,,ROrmiIlton mar perridt senug,
unb ieBt, mo t9 meine Gade gut senaht
gu baben 9luubte, fOll i'd up& au8seldplteu
meroen!
@r 1T Elm &iel! Elm AuSbuno bon etnem
@Iel! fubr rer Soniul auf ; ih bdtte nt6t
libel 2uit, Sbn ip9letA aus benz SauIe gu
Swerfeu!
Re- (5ortiebuns fclst.)
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@ffd6rlt6e &ranf6eit.

gBeu1 Der trregclettete untluse Singing ~au8ftnbet, 6aB
ct BEN &eut bteisr l6mer;baten 2rantbett in I9 oufssnCm-
men bat, i, sei&tebt es bAafts, toB tta ~unsetttses S@anse-
fubl prer bic 5ur@t Dor @ntbe6un5 ibn 6b{9redt, ft an
eSsene au tpen6en, auf peIGe er in Gpl9e ibr.r @r5iehura unb
Seip. ~ftabi!ttat Gaein ietn @ertrduen iesen t6nnte. uub sr
partet 10 LANCE hi bic Symphonic biefeS ltredlt9fn llettlS,
pie q. 3. ELL NIT @eidwl Ell ent3lnretec &als, cine bbie
Naie, Gbmeri i'm &opfe unb III cen @Iiereru, Abnabnte res
@eiiGt8. &aubbett, &uerr 9fe rsr Saut, &aPten on ben 5cts
men unb Armen, Ttnnen i'm @eit*te unb alt ben Grtrsmita-
ten f9 seteen, no tann bieie nebsI nit elmer i&retit6en
S6neltstett Dor i9 f6retten, bis suleBt Der 0aurnen uno
BITE glalentncben eiufG eng ba3 Spfer brr flr6tbaren &vGnfs
teit etu GeRtnitaub res @itteibS p;rb un5 Ger Sob ietnen
i6refli6en Geipen raSurh Elm @uee maGt, ba5 er i'm nab
q ia ~ w. 40 %ronSI - : $500" ~ W q ,rysnSs 49, frr y
barren 8ranttett sunt Opter ieIen, In SOlae Der llnaei id.
lt6fett untpiienter 9rable-. treI6e hur@ Iurreuouns ienes
tobtltpen 0ilteS Ee8 Wte, tur$ bic Contribution perntd3ten unS
BEN 9fet bes Nebens IN elm etenbes 0aietn nersauoeln.
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DR.. Johnston,
Der finsts: 9grst, pslGsr anjsist.
Baltimore SOds9p1pitaL
Cur l1atsrbsiiduug Der Quadlalberet stabltrt,
Der stn3tse 9lub Ia bet WeIt, tpO ii&ere,
l9nele anb stunolthe &uren IN
9ebeimem &ranfbetten

sen,nd1t nerten, ais bd iinb: i3eusuneSunidbtetett, S6to6&e
III benz &ufen ltnO ben @lie6ernr @ntslnounsen Der 9tteren
unb Blafe, Saomsnerstebun0eu, SHpG6e Der 9teruen, Sra.
eeuf6p6de, Wtdtttgfett Ntebereef9logentett, @ertdnbes~
fdpdde, 6ersflppfen Gd,iGternbett. 3ittsrr, @ueeni&waGe,
S6wtnbel, &ppfi9merG @nt3inbun9 b8 Safes, her yfals,
Der Qunge, be8 Ndeens, Der @tngepeibe un6 duer iener
Iebel, sic Spt sewiiien g,teimen Gemp0n6e len Der Suge"b,
tpelGe tbren Spfern eefdbrlt0er tint, ais Der Streneu Sc
iir9 ben @efabrteh be8 lttpieS, ~berrlbren uu6, lpcun Atdt
settts 9etetlt werbtn, tire el6uSeuSiten 6Ufinunsen nerni6-
ten, @Gpdde Der gpnhttnttOn berocebrtnsen, Bic @te un.
InSaLih n1adhen rnh aulekt ben &6rpsr nnb Gtnn aerfbren.
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Organizes @9wG&s

wirb unoer;dslt& eebetlt unb bic Upae 8raft pteber Serge
ftelt. Dteies f~urdbt6dre 2etfcn, trel1eS 6d8 2ebeu eIenb unb
bic @be un6 Ia6tpnrteuidait unm69LtG uatt, ifpcft cas-
2pr8 0erer, BITE ttren 2etceni8dften nnbeicaren fr6Enen.
lie beren GDIsen rt6t senGu tenueN. Sbsletd lie aud burdb
Stritturen, .Nie6eriGldsen I'M Sarn, Steiu unb dnbere lr-
id8tn entieben tnnt, 70 TT ie bod rnetaenttetIs cine SSlee
bes NftebraudeS Der ebeIfen Orgnne Mer Gber nth es
ldusnen, bab Ste &raft Der Gr3eusuus eter bon Deuen perIp'
zen ptrA bic i4 t~etraItden &afcrn ereeben, Gls Ron DtHem'
bic ba aeife itub.
ga Sfftce: go. Z Sub.6rebetidFr.,
Feben T6irem BON 8alttmcrefr., 6itItGe Sette,
bic Stufen btnauf.
Ntat merle lid gamen unb Snusnuutrter, btnn u%nriien-
be unb truserifhe Naamaher, Our6trtebene unb gewtfenlpe
Quafialber, S9ubftider, Stiefelipidler, Strdsenreini9er
unb Qampenpuser II. /. rs. nennen b9 reeelindbtee Mer5te
nnb lauern, ~onge3p9et bon Or. Spbnfpn's RuE tn Der Nabe.
NS. ALE 8rttfe rnaifen etaen @Nf'Stans %enthnltsT.
Gtne 5etlung in 2 1agen 3n8sFhert.
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Sr. q nm,

0ttatieb beS t5nislt6ea G~pGesiumS Der g~8untdr;te tn aOns
bon, @rabuirter zines Der eriten mebi3iniiden @Oaesien Der
Ser. Gtaateu, Der ben srBst II Stetl tetnes 2ebens in ben
9efptt Tern bon 0rabra, @artS, Sbtfapelpbta uno anberen
@tGnteu ;uaebraGt Bat etutee Der funoerbarfen 6etlunaen
npuenbet'' bon Be en- tie @ei6t&te her Meot5im metz. I'm
sdbltee 2ethea6e, hte AT Sbre1iauien, Nerppitat une dnber'n
Rraufbetten Ittten, iplde =. 9. anu, bic BET plCsltGen @e'
rIuIGen su iebr eriGreGen, bic 3a cit errbtben BET ~gertnsen
RIeinfnfeiten Il. /. 70. Murnen Quaenbltflt0 aebetlt.
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@etRte.

9e i6redbt@sa @irtunset be8 saiterS fno fsbr sm fard-
ten. gerlut bes @ebdGtaffes, Gerntrrun8 Ger S6eer, Sc
bradtbeit eer @eifrsttafte,, DSle @bnun8en, AeHet8un9 Dor
Ter @efeliGaft, ( u6t ! adj GtnGdnfete, 8iFtrdnen 9eaen
f6 istbf. Sulttfurfett II. !. NJ. itnO eirtae Der iAliaraen
TpIse.
JJnnge 2eute,
Ste I'D bur6 betntliGe Safer eeSd~a@t ta6eu, bic fe 70 oft
bon boien 3entet Ober in Der S1ule lernen, uub beren SOL
men, bic, wenn ~uneet6ettt, bic @be ~unn5eitd MAIDEN unb
E6rper unb Getft ~sertSren, 1pu ten lotcrt he ~n6tEt9.t g dit.
te tbun. 5SIbe DeriDnen rndileu, beppr lie e'ntfsteH in tie
gte
bebenten, tds eth ~seianoer Seth unb Elm a~eiuneey &6rSer bic
nct1wenct9fen Grfcrberntfe our etelt6en @idGieltateit
qtlsertabrt. 9te NusfGsu tS 2eb n& oerfirfern i'd tllt'
LID uao bic eeIe w;rb er9riHen bon geraneiHuns unb me-
lan6rltf6cn getrnbtunser, edB unS RTE Frenben, spelde
Ibbere 9%enieBen. NerweiGert ftnb.
l1rthetl Der prele.
Die piefe Tduieuee, melde pabrcnb ber lesteu ietenseSn
Sabre In oieier Nrfta(t turirt mn ZEN rnb bic Wenge MIDI
tiaer !puntdrstlihen Opern'tpnen, iueIbe Or. Jpbrltpt duFs
flbrte u ) Denen Die .3ettrng8a Rapporteuse unD oteie dneere
NeriVnen bsitppbntsn. ipO0pn fd8 Yublttunt III mteoetbelten
Wtalen uutarridlet wurb3. unb en6t d. in Se3ug auf fetneN
@barafter ais @brenntann IN SeSu8 duf Gfdrafter uno Sc
archaeological, itnS 2etesnPen etne b'nret@enee @enepr'
%Ieifuns. .
Noti,.
GS oibt bel, rntpiFeubt mt untebeutenbe Gundinlber,
welfe i1 ais MerJte %Gaegeten uno Or. :trpntpns Antan"
btaunden cpptlen. SGubltfer, Sttetelmihler, Srnapenpuser
II /. 10, erblrrnitbe unb per6brlt1e gd1tndner, weI1e tyr
9sfen. anltatt Der eblen YBtiieniGaft Der Ilebtain. estn nie'
brighten Bernie nirmeten, It) jcRt l~e9slntaBtS %se6tIoets
NerSt t.tuiiren, benz uner'ahreren une nt9ts Urges Apnen-
ben Tb a~tfbrdneen. bic seiunptett Iler, te.lae nfslndlt'
der g4etie in lire Sdnbe fonnnen. sertn9 6aBeu mo rttnt'
rem Or. !SOhRftrn pilt E : beb9aIb fur nrtbpeFnssig in err
tannt iu6 fas ieine acknowledgement rcsr 9tplOnte %befsanbis
In ietner Sifee lie9sn, @al
Nu Ttemfe,
Or. Spsnipn iii Der einsise, ~rsseln,dsiS eebtlbete arJt
nelder bic 6etlung bon 6%ertHen 8ranttftien dnset9t. Setne
Mlittel unb 8etuNblun8 iito Gaet MnSeren adns1p tnbes
tannt. Gr II beransebiltet bon etnem SeDen. nelfes e. IN
bes sub atte, ndmltd: @nslart, SrGntrei&. lne tn rem
BlcdieS BON philadelphia II. |. 10. unb er bat etre aus. eeebn'
tere Drdri8, ais due anbered &erste Der Welt. 3
Ser, telner ib Der Yfese bes Or. Solution a behn eibt,
Fam fef 1ertrauen al feline Gbre ais Nfann InR letne Ge-
i6idiidfett ale Mrjt.
SGub BON 8a1ttmprefT, Rebeu Der tf@rbeiterRauG-"
6anttrantbetten rerbeu i&neG esbetIt.
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0sshstratbets Ner(cnen,

pses @Ot8e, msldt f6 su eerIeirotben bea6i&ttSen, unb it
pbsff6er Sdmdhe Deer etues Gnberen Sinber mites bepust
tu6, ipQtea unperaIgltf Or. Solution III GRatte Steter.
rattras, aeisbaratasfsE 'S Ssr Sc IL BEN. s EHsrat1 nnS s@ aitfs 5:
& ih6pfune Der f0retlifiten Mrt, irerben i&nel turtrt. -
Derientse, mel9er Nb Der Sebdnblura unt TGriprse opn
Or. SGbnitcn u~nterstebt farm Tim, ais etnent Gbrenndrne,
Dbne Surtt lid onSertrduen un6 ssoerF1tIt@ Guf ietre arjts
Ihe @eIhtfltd,feit berInffer. =.
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Dte idredbt9en Iirtunser be8 9GterS fnb fehr sa far3-
ten. @erluh bes @ebi@tntlfeS, GerGtrrunS Ger Sheen, Sc"
brudtbeit Der @eifestrafte, ESe Abnun9en, Mbuetsun9 Dor
Ter @efeli&aft, { u6t adj Gtnldntete, @tFtrdnen 8esen
f& islbF. Sulttiantett II. |. N. itnb eiEtae Der ibltramen
TDfoe.
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BeGcl'Oers 3a beG6ten .

Or. SUtnf1st bietet dQen Gtnen ieine SUITE at, teI6e Fh
burd iOl6s sebeinie unb uundtirItne, @etf unb 8Srper SER
fDrenee, lIr Gle 4r6ett, bic @efeaitaie uni bic 6 unfGbis
~nta1enSe 2ater Qeituatt taben.
@ter iinb etntse rtr trauriset un6 betlasensgertser Sol
gen tcr ruben G6efrrbnbeiten res gaferS: Sdw Ge I'M JiitS
Ten tn6 ben Glierern, Suter3en i'm Srpt Sdmade bes @e.
it4ts, BEIRUT Der Wtu teltrdFt, S~erStlppen ne bSfe ~llurute,
Wfdsenl9pi6c, u~ncronuns ter &ereauungSsO reGne, dGses
raetne @nttraftnne, Spnptprne Der Ghptnhindt.
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Jnn1e Qgute,

Ste fa bur9 betnaltte Safer eeS6pa@t Eaben, bic Fe 70 oft
bon boIen 4eGtet pcer in Der Sbule Iernen, unb 6eren Sol
gen fe aund6tltd fpireu, 'leltt i'm S6lafe. bur9 @plutip
men, bic, went %un9etbettt, bic @be ~unm5ettG MAIDEN unb
R0rper unb @etit ~sertSren, 1pu ten lotcrt he ~n6tEis,n g GAtt.
te tbun. ScIhe oeriDnen rRuileu, beppr lie e'ntfsten in tie
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Sunee WlGnner,

beipnbsrS ipel6e bic CpFer ienes sebeimen CATERS seruDrSem
fnb. bnS jdtrltd5 10 ptele Edufenbe IN etn su tribes Grdb
reiBt, welfe butd lire ~ettdbenen Edlerte ln6 entpttelten
0erfdnbe8traite nit benz 3puner Der @ereftfdmtett ben Se"
nat beeetitert uno Der Qeer bejdubernoe Zone entlrdt peben
!parten, tRTgen ih, NIT rp0er Nertr1uer raben.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
che T,ans-FE'sslsasrpi ptpRrsmspt.

If nothing has happeped to delay him, General Price
has, before this reached his command, aud may
very soon look for stirring from tie rans,
Mississippi Departments We have DOW west Of the
Mississippi, Lieutenant General KIRBY Smith, General
Price, General Magruder and General Slbley, Gen
eral Smith has been placed the he'd of The Depart
nen and has already issued order announcing that
fact. General Price, it is understood, will lead the
fed movements on the redemption OF Arkansas and
mis- own State, Missouri General Sibey is moving to
an important point from where he will be heard from
soon and General Magruder's field OF operations is
Texas.
Of the strength of armies and the situation of
affairs in the iran5- Mississippi Department, it would
not be prudent for to speak. 1t is only proper row
TO announce baE new order Of things has been inau-
gurated, from which the most important results may be
anticipated, AID that right speedily. OF General
Prices mission we particularly hopeful The peo-
pie he goes to free have confidence in hin they are
cheog sorey under the rule of their oppressUrs .Fe
believe therefore, that bis rsyng cry will be respond
ed to enthusiastically, and We shall soon expect to
cord events of the greatest Importance to the ultimate
success Of cause embracing within their scope
recovery of large territory that now, it must be ad
mitted, seems almost irretrievably lost.
ChGrlsaen Msrewg.
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General KIIl, d During the wur.


We find the following Iisc in Of North IN ce
FEDERAL-BRIGAD1nrG GEEEnuIs REGULAR ARuY-J x
1862
MAJOR GEnEnALs.-P. Kearrcy, New YorE a. Chauu9y,
). j. Reno syvana at South Mountain September
J: B. Richardson Michigan, al Antetam, September H.
BRIG GrNERALs--N Lyon, Cosnesticut, at Spring
W H. l., Wallace Illinois, at shiloh, april 6 1869.
7. Williams, Michigan, at Baton Rouge gus, sea.
r. L. AcCoob, Ohio, by gueriias in ToHness August,
Henry Bohlen Pennsylvania the Rappahonnock, Au,
Taylor. New Jersey, ut Manassas, August 2s 1852.
j. r Rodman Rhode Island az Anietam, September
p H. Haekleman, Indiana ct Corfptb, October g. rae2
J. s. JacksCn Kentucky, at PoTrvvi. October g. I152.
&. D. Bayard, New York, at Fredericksburg Decem-
j. W Sill, Ohio, st uurlreosboro', December a. 1852
oNrEDEEArE-GENEn.Lz REGULAR ARMY Albert eid
ney Johnston, Texas, at Bhioh, Ap,il 6, 1852.
RR aADER GENERALs-R. 5. Garaett, Virginia, at Car
B. E. Bee, south Car oIina at Manassas July 81 1861
Felix X Zolicofer, Tennessee at Somerset, January
James Mcintosh, Arkansas, Ct Ekhorn, March z 1862.
A. II. GLADDEN., Louisiana, at Shioh Apri, 7, 1859
Turner W Ashby, Virginia. in skirmsh, hay, / $50.
Echard Griffith. Mississippi at Savage station, July l,
g S. winder, Maryland at Cedar Mountain, August .,
John Hughes Missouri at Independence Aueusr 1862
R. E. Garland, Virginia, at South Mountain September
H. 1862.
L. OBJ. Branch, North Caroiaa, at Antetam, seplem.
ber II, 1862.
William E. starke, Mississippi at Antcam, ee tsmber
IL, 1862
Henry Little, Missouri, at Tusa, September l9 lsG2
George B. Anderson North Carolina ct Anaieam, Sep
tember IT. 1862.
T. Il. B. Cobb, Georgia. at fredericksburg December
49, 1852.
Maxey Gregg, South Carolina, ct Fredericksburg, De-
cember IT, 1862.
James E. Rains Tennessee at Murfroosboro, December
81. 1862
W: Hanson, Kentucky at Murfreesboro, January, .,
1868. TOtal-2l.
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From. Our Etns.om CarIcsp 7ndont.

AINSTON, April ,.
FDITogs STATE J0UENAL We have news from the Tar
River country this morning 10 the effect hat Gen Hill has
completely besefed ashTSton, n. @. our troops have
the thoroughly eUc0m1asei the cnomy hemuCd in at
every poi AID cut eft from all communication both by
land and water our troops having tured the enemys
batteries at Hie situated the b8uSG OF the Tar RIVER
seven miles below the VIII ch position gives
open field and fair light with the Yankee shipping should
hey attempt to pass Up tho river with rellorCeaeEts for
Washington.
learn, since writing the bova that two gunboGts fol-
lowed by several large transports loaded with troops
NeWbern to reinforce Washington. attempted to run by
blockade az HIPS Point Cay before yesterday, when
they were<ired upon y batteTiae ara badly
aged be forced put back They Cld not pass
gaus and at last accounts the euemY landing troops
Drlov works at HPs PCDt, bat failed 10 learn
which side Of :he river they were landing.
Two flags of truce have BEEN GFG. il1 Ha8hn 9n, by
Gen Hill; demanding surrender Ca the place, aud
the other forewaroi0g he and children to the
without delay. The abOliouist8 peTempy refused
to accede to either proposition Gen. HI has not she'll
cd Washington but will doubtless 90 very soOu unless
the Yankees surrender quickly.
C&nn0nadnG has been heard ia the Direction Of wash
ington at almost any lime for the last few days but
learn that is troops engaging he neuya boa along
the river
This ne"s, if true, is important, ard have Tibt TO
doubt word OF il, fer it comes from most reliable
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"a RANAWAY from the subscriber, on last Saturday
"a night, negro man ARA''iU aged % or Is years,
~ dark oeppe color, iza about feet or 10
incnes high, formerly tho property of D. Perkins Of
Black Mngo s. c., bought bV ct Salisbury, n. O. on
January last. inclined to think said BOY vii! en-
get the Yankees having been raised think
some here Easern Eorta Carolina. perhaps Washing
North Carolina. said boy worked hired part
get Eim again.
RaDawav, a.so, with said boy, negro man, bLLlCk,
Is black aad built $50 100 pounds weight.
the property of JOHN Spencer, the widow Spencer of
Anssn county, n. q. said negroes be in Inpany
Address, Norwoods, StauIy county, \, C. Spencers
address, LiesViie, Ansoa, North Carolina.
ROWLAND HARRIS.
Anil 6. lS63. 2A3t#.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS,

RICBMoND, April 6th 1863.
In the Senate edsy tha ubstitute frcm the House for
the exemption h'l dsagreed to, ard COMMITTEES Ct
Conference asked for Th9 Senate bills passed extending
the provisions Of the act to supplies FOR he
navy and provide fer the transfer Of persons serving
tbe army to the navy.
The House passed the Nenae bill fer tie reief Of he
Brunswick and Albany Railroad il Ceofgja: also tbs
enste bill to authorize the public ton Of the IL three
newspapers in each tate with amendment; also the
Senate bill prevent the absence Of officers and soldiers
without leave
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

CHINESE SUGAR CANE--Tt being out of the question
to get molasses at present. let every farmer plant every
seed that he obtain OF the Chinese Sugar Cane, and
make ali Of the sirup, which is an excellent sub
sttute. It proftaby made before the at less
than so ceptsa gallon yet shall not fail to see it
selling this Summer at So gallon, unless the war
hoald end The proper time for planting s said be
late in April or early in May The seed be sown
in good SOIL and far removed frcm broom corn other
paLts which bear seed atothe top of the stalk It viii
yield from LOO to l50 galous OF srup to the a1d
large quantity of seed and fodder suitable for TODD for
stock After the run thrugh the MILL there is
much juice LETT in the stalk which should be fed to
hogs At So per gallon for the sirup, it is more profit
able than tobacco at $40 per hundred.
Fay. Observer.