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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-21
sHRRIFFs SALE.

SHEhltF'S SALE
Amiziah Young,
ys Montgomery Superior Court.
Leonard Beecher and Case No. I72O
Catharins Kouts. ..N
DY virtue OF execution issued ia this case 1 viii
ID oer at public sale al the door of the Court House
ia the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, JpnuoIy "a, 1862,
At Two o'clock m Of sad day the following describ.
ed real eststs Lot numbered four az IN the town
OF West Arlington, Gay township. Montgomery eouu-
", Ohio
Appraised at $40 and cannot sell for less than * OF
the above apprasement Teuns cash.
d, ,22dtwawts GEORdk WO6A NAN, Sheriff
A FINE BREWERY AT PUBLIC SALE.
7 stefien's kxecutorl superior Court
Joseph straub It AL No. 2aI7
DURsUANT to an order OF the Superior Court OF
il Montgomery county, Ohio, will, on
Saturday, January 81, 1858,
At the door of the Court House In the city of Dayton
between the hours OF two AMI four o'clock y m OF SAID
day, sell at public outcry 10 the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described premises 10 wit; situate IN the city
Of Dayton, Montgomery county, and state OF Ohio TO-
Wit Lot numbered three thousand four hundred and
ninety ye (S495) the plat OF the said city OF DaytoI
Agood Brewery building and attachments are upor
| ne lot. -
MAY sell oI 1873 "
| GEORGE W. MALAhBRE, Mast Gem
n, H. JoRpAs o, A. HVEsAAHN, Atfys. dsg7Wib
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-21
SHAVING, HAIR.OUTTMG, sHAMPOOING

0NHOMAS A. WISE having taken the Barber Shop
4 on Market street recently owned by James Kreid-
ler ana fitted II up in the most improved style,
prepared TO do Shaving, Hair. Cutting, shampoolng
etc, IN manner that cannot ia 10 give satisfaction,
He invites all his old friends and customers to give
HIM cali. Remember the plaee-north side Market
street. OCT
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTlOE IA hereby gwen that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator on
zoe estate Of John Lap, late OF Montgomery county
iai0Ss@ @. MUssELAIAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-21
dayton, xenIa and Columbus Railroad.
BALTIMORE anu ONO Railroad

baltimore anu ONO RAILROAD.
~ - ~ s5;;t.g..s.Si ssss;s sEass
4 \ kkAT NATIONAL LkUUTE.-1erminates at Wash
" lngtou ANA BALTIMORE On the East, and Wheeilug
benWOod ANA farkeIsburg uu tne West, at which place
u uhles WIN hAtoads, % Gamers, &c, al
points IN tlie " est, southwest anu Northwest.
Three Trans Day tor all the Eastern Uitles.
@S-l his IL the only route to Washington Llty. -3S
Leave baltimore AT I;JU, IiU ana lU:OO y m, anu 30
ana OILY Vp mi on sunuays at 4'3U anu 1:4U only
Leave Washington at O;VO, 74U m, AND 5:J
and p mi on oLhdays nj 3:5U and p M only
Through tickets To the Eastern De procureI
wa Washington CITY At AN additional charge oi ".
Time as quick ana fare AZ low by any Otner route
Inquire Tor tcKets Baltimore and ONO ikuIlruaG
al any oil the principal Railroad Ofnces in the West
j. H. bULl.lN AN Zen. Western Ag't.
Il. Nj, COLA, ten, 1lcketAgL
W. 4. SMITH, Master O transportation, aldh
GreenVille and Miami Railroad
Ia 10 III 49, 8, lSEIsasgsR
CHANGE OF TIME.
4 IN and alter Wednesday, January 18th, 1862 unit
~ turtheT notice, Trans Will as follows:
Leave Dayton at obu am m, and z:UU y m.
AtltSe at Lnioit lz.2j pm " 4iU "
kEi OkNlNG.
Leave Union at Ola M, and 1i2U D m,
| arrive NJ Dayton $40 Z" " 5lO Z"
Jan2s Il. U, STlMSoN, sup't.
1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-21
Valuable Farm at Public Sale
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A 4 ameetng Of the Directors Of the Fremens In.
"A surauce ON the LIST inst, n dividend of % cts on
the share declared, payable and after the 10th
INST des Il, PHELPS Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-21

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUOHU,
For Weaknesses ~
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation, kAriy
lndiscreton abuse,
Attended 10Th tie Joioioing syp.Pt0mss
Indisposton TO Exerton, Loss OF Power
Loss VI Memory, Dfhcuity of breatnlng,
Weak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wnkeunehsf
Dimness OF Vision, rams IN the bhckt
Universal Lassituds OF the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptons ON the FAce,
PAnIID couNTENARok.
These symptoms, II allowed 70 go on, which This
medicine lnVarable removes, soon follows
IMpopENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTlo FITS,
In ono e( ohieh the Eatsnt may Brpire.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "direfu Diseases"
"INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware OF the causes Of their suffering
BUF RoHR WILL ooNTEss.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs,
And the Melancholy Deaths BY Consumption.
hear ample witness 10 the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
He requires the aid OF medicines to strengthen and
Invigorats the System
"'''N' irrpariably does.
trial will convince the most skeptieal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-21
FANCY GOOps sELEOrED ror the SEASON

NHE subscriber begs leave to invite the attention of
i her numerous friends and the public, to her NEW
AND VARIED STOCK OF GOODS in the above line,
and respectful sOlicts share OF public patronage, at
her old stand 300 Third street, opposite the Postoce
She also wishes TO inform all interested that she has
permanently secured the services Of nn experienced
and reliable workman, and that all work entrusted
his hands will be- promptly aud ssillfnily executed.
del7d2w MRS. j. AUBERT.
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KaiIfoa0g.
indiana Central 4 Dayton 4 Western R.R

~
uHANGE " flHE
Central will lgRve the Dnioa Dapot Sixth street,
af5.O0 i5f, asIR M, and t,fo pm.
Heturninss VII srfiYe a. 1910 am s'lb n, and
l229 IN.
The 5ioo a M, sud tts nj express irHns make
close connections 70 al points he West aud South
and 9;l2 train the shorieat and quickest route
10 Chicago and the NorthreAt.
noyit II. Q, CARKFi superintendent
Dayton and Michigan RaIlr0ag.
l
ON and amer sunday, May I. Ise2, trans VIZ
" leave Union Depot, sixth street, Tor Toledo apd
all intermediate points as follows;
Toledo and Chicago Mall At S.30 q M.
Chicago anu Detroit Might Express At 500 m.
ml7 X. M. sHOEMAKER, Superintendent.
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JOHN amNaNAomL
batting SaloOn and Restaurant

XATOULD respectfully inform his numerous friend
w and customers that he has purchased the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-21
A FINE BREWERY AT PUBLIC SAIL
Il. Stefen's Executorl Superior Court

$40.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
The EyIt5 IEsis.htlr. Eassniss.

l1a H. hmond Sshfnd Ct S&'el,,ay, contains some
>t tSling sta'entn's> r.Itiv~ - the ord0n OF af
il lie Ers der chsbuig section. Ga Friday it be
tyidvrt t!at tie s. e"g OF Ii o. kers advance
bj kes vs. Ford, % miles above Frtdt rck burg The
teAvy which took ttaJ usEe las crossed als1
the kapidan, was Stated Friday L. crossed he
RAJ ijan tw0 frds - that Hc. mara, end another
known rs EIy's Ford, the mouth of the Rapdar
Ey's Ford Ga the cid stage road from Fredericks
burg 10 CuiPcq2r &. II. This force OF the enemy Lad
reached Wilderness, perhaps Characteristic, the
latter about ten miles, the former sixte,n from Fred
e?tksbug. 1t was supposed by some that the direc
ito Il the column vas towards Sp0ttsyvlDa, q. H.
poiat OF our position a0d fourteen Mills from
Fredericksburg
The .>Safinel ltArrs that cue army was 10 mott On
Friday from wight 10 left AID changing front, to
meet t48 flnt Ot the lDcn7. HE demonstration
ard TIE e,9noGade at Frede cks}QrE, bat ht avy
tclnr. The two alm!e3 near together, and
90 wAcr between that it is presumed battle Oh Sstur
day yesterday inevitable.
Hooker is certainly making bod move, end stakes
vast deal success. II d, tae3 be cannot escape
without IVY disaster.
Gen Earleys Command is left to the Ief-nces at
Fredericksburg and to watch the enemy there while
jackson leads he movements against the snemys flank
lag Column
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
The Prfce Of PaDar

We are assured By the highest authority that the way
the trangressor hard only the trangressor had
way to travel If he only boupd Jordanward, and il
an others had Of pleasanness and paths of
then, indeed would the be fully made against
publishers Of newspapers for their ways indeed hard
Our suferings IS intolerahle Paper has again taken
sight rise only equivalent Il times whole cost at the
time when 1t first commenced rising, anu three
Of its whole cost last week.
Now that is chserirg What shall do Join tie rag.
men Organize brigade, and make Herewith raid =
We nothing for 1t bu. to rob clothes lines depreate
upon waherwomen denude ysung uchins CT their gar
Inents IN fact, do anything desperate paper will be
luxury beyond the reach of the people, and hardly obtain
able By the for the purpose of printing
Ted" notes and bonds
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

The YANKEE RAIDERs.-Col. John F. Young, Con-
monweaths Attorney for Henrico county, who resd.-
about FIVE miles fr m Richmond, on The Brook turn.
pike, was surprised Monday morning while engaged Ia
party of Yankee cavalry. Observing this unusual &C.
monstraton, he went to the door, end found two ss-
wart fellows in the act of taking enc of bis earring
horses from the yard. While demonstrating with then
servant came and told him they were taking his bug
gy horse from the other side of the house Going there
haste, be about question the legal right Of the
Yankee TO oppropria his property in this uanLeF
when the fellow leveIed his carbine, aud Mr. Young
thought that interference would be useless They car
red away both horses and another which they sio.e
from bis ser want short distance from the dwelling
They despoiled many other citizens Of the county ~
like mannsr,-Pa Express.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
Seizure IT Confederate Curbcas at A:sss; oc,-- A
SE..I Y.EA Ind.w Ssal .eaElancx.

Seizure II Confederate uubcas x.:Vsy; oc,--A
Sag Under Su1 VeH3IaEce.
Considerable excitement waz created in Liverpool on
the 6h nit. by tie CT the gu1bost Alexatdrja
by the cUsC m-hau:e aGthCris8 suspicion that soc
wac intended fer the service of Tie ConfederaCs.
Liverpool letter the L-udon Deity Nears gives The
following particulars q tie seizure
Il had been we'll known FOR some w.GAs past that one
gunboat, II not more, fitting cut of the
minor docks il liverpool and those employed about
them make secret Of tie destination for which thew
intended. o. the facts coming 10 the knOwledye
Of Mr. Dudley, the United States Consul at LIVERPOOL
he at communicated with the American Miuister
n London, and tie result that Inquiries in
sutsd in,o the whole Of the proceedings bearing upon
he building OF the vessel seiz d These i6qu;res ap-
pear h. been far successful that the British Gov
erDnen gent down oTdtrs to SEIZE the vessel and ar
early hour yesterday morning (ApTji g. Mr.. T. Nor
gan OF Ire Customs SurVcycF3 went % board tbs
Axardra- that being, like "29efar, sfrst christen
ing Of the gunbOat. dCubt had gtk- C
she would have undergone rcchrjstenng-and took
pos ess0n OF her.
The Alexandria is a wooden screw steamer OF about
one hundred and twenty tons, ami q very foe model.
Sac was built by Messrs Miller & Co, OF the South
Fad, for hessrs Frazer, Teehholm & Co., CT Liver
pool tie 'depositares' in Liverpool lin conjunction
with Mr. James Spence) Of the Confederate Govern
NETT. st the time the vessel sez d she was sng
il Il Tox.e d9ck, quiet, Gut Of the way place
81 iron ship building firm, tee builders of the
A tndsia have large iron gunb0at, Of about tseve
hundred tons, tie stocks tor tie Confederate Gov
eminent hut it fa now stated that Government has
issued Instructions to the officials hare that in all cases
where there IS the slightest suspicion that ships arr
being built hre for other than neutral powers they
are 10 size such vessels and await the dec sQrs of the
laga! authorities.
Since writing the above we have head that al
though there vas every appearance of ftingsup for
guns, there were actually guns o. board the Alex
anara. The vessel, however is 10 charge of Gov
to take place will elucidae whether there were euas
on board OF not Tbs excitement among the gentlemen
O; Southern procivites is very great.
Lards famous shipyard, at Liverpool, where .tbe |
Alabama built, it would from the folio wing
par agraph of Liverpool letter, published 10 the Man
chester Guardian, is also to be watched: |
The Government in addition to The seizure of the |
Alexandria on the Liverpool side of the Mersey, are
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

tins WAY or Tue WeRLD - to be published ha;f
sheet This 10 IitsraI fact he paper by that pub
shed Greensboro N. c., has been soroed 10 yield 10
pressure the times and down this
form.
But Ei,hou. reference Gree nsboro contemporary
it the way of the world Tor things half
sheet Everything out half sheet, save end
cept, always tia Daily and Weekly Journal Soldiers
tons occasionally Issued the haf sheet too AID This
scanude of h, savory things OF life is coH6ned 10
camps, neither things edible for owing the scant
of letter paper apisolay communca ions geue
ally carried upcp the hafsheet very email half shes
at that.
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FEON Rig BLACK LIVER

VIcKsBCRG, May lL,
All quiet to day along the lines The enemy Is repe
to be using the spade the other side of Back river
The Yankees ii is said, occupy Utico Kinds county
THE YANKEES DRIVEN FROM IUPELO. Sc
JACKSON, Nay Sih, l-Da.
Gov Pet US has official information that our truoIs
the srkefs from Tupelo and hold that town.
Gentleman from New Orleans says that Banks Cd e.
published on the 9Th inst says that all sgistered
must take the oath prepare to leave the Yankee lines
The 10Th May The negroes disgusted with Yauzce
freedom and prefer TO be whip by COnfedera
than to shooting by The Yankees. The oath form
very binding, and will subject the person taking
scription
There a not at the Varieties theatre. H. N. Sum
mers strur MIS- Baker, while acting the gsge bgcat
she would not play - Yankee AnthoTa."
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HOG CHoLERA-At this particular time vi

HOG CHoLERA-At this particular time when pcs
thence among the hogs is an affection Of no Ordinary
character to the whole COnfederacy we are very mu
pleased to receive ard communicate to the publ
through the press any information that may lead "
stNy the progress Of such disease.
To this effect we give to the public the ollowirg
sure remedy published in the South for the commy.
good:
REMEDY FOR CHOLERA IN Hoos Poke Root, a.
much in sze as three fingers, and Copperas much
can be held in the palm of tie bau6pounded fine ard
mixed in neal give every two days during the illness
gire no acoter and put dry lot. Cot off the toll by
piece meal, during illness. This is a sure remedy
Petersburg ELDyg@.
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1OL. HOFFMAN 5 REPLY,

/.
Wash ngtGp, ID. G. AptiI II b, 1864
Cg Il. &. buchanan, C0DrnodlMg Fort D6dts0Te, Del
I:fcaBe TO Gen. Churchill that hIs lat Of
the I3th gs co apain tie treatment VII CHI hnseit
AID tt3tr on LEAVING Camp t1age Oro III
ha-ls OF the guard, nnl II reply ony
repeat what said to hn ersonaiy that such
the pant Gi tH;eH States UtcGE 5U:vT Oily
unauthorized
NEED not say tia sire Of the government il that
pIs02as shall be treated with the kindness which
pTnper human cling prompts, aud which il C0Hsi
with their p05tGn ur a u Known thAt tIVt
ing blankets have been issud the maBy Ge8titute
wh have fallen into hands; the sick and
been well and promptly attended t. - our Cga oil
der, AID Al have been furnlsad with aand supply
rsti NJ, Including VIII may wed led
Bat it rightly IT Omtd y iIss been b.
when they havr h. paY
by quiF0 hen lie reaches Richmond - irci
Giving coihGe It has rt qien y happened t.at tb>
have been stripped Cf all thor ilneHts ard tbc1
wcuil lie shocking TO humanity contne il place
he most abtnlo' ed G. i'm na There tao
DeG Of all ranks, ttOn GeDerus prvaes, and al
alike experienced Gne It insulting inGigpiles AID MIST
q .8a atab!e h 3--5l2
As Jar h2se ienrcd this has been tle almost r&r
able orBets and soldiers who have be3L
he'd pFsUl OF Ichmt nd. ana there ceiy
rO0m TO doubt the: IL has been by authority.
IN th~ brief view ~ the care. you will FAY Gen.
Ghu !. that though the nL entities and cu!raL wiGn
re ana IA III eTs complain not only wholly
Cd Lut violation o tie which have
given TO IN such cases. yet pursued
by his Government in similar casts takes ki
a shad0| OF grounds for complaint.
HI has been to suffer by u0auh0r aAsio
for bio Onrages which have committed Il,
our people, II not By authority Of ) Gover2men al least
in INN date pTeSeT which have given rise t.
bitter iesjugs he so much 'iepracatea.
LII conclusion the General, that trust humane
.e which has been set by Inc the Uni
ted States n its for the welfare Of rsout
be followed by the Government RicLmond-a course
which cannot Id to greatly mitigate The hal dship which
avCiiably be experienced b. ali who eTe SO unOr,u
nat" a :" ba captured.
Eety Respectfully.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
He YANKEES EV ROUTE FOR The


RICHMOND, May 9th !sC..
StOnemans cavalry broke camp Thursday aud star
for Upper Rappahannock After stealing all the horses
could fad cut the thro4ts of two hundred of Aerwm
horses.
Imhodeu has destroyed the great Cheat RIVER Vl5us,
the Baltimore and Ohio rail road, built an enorn
The work regarded Of the greatest trunpls
science in eng nceing.
The Waah" gton Chronicle, Ct tlr, fourth, pu5shcs
order from Hooker ia. the 30h ult., expressing TO
army his heartfelt satisfaction that the operations Tor
last three days determined that the enemy must pgoru
y fly or come out from behind their deences and fi,
battle ground, when certain degtructi
awaits them.
The Chronicle has nos word about thu defeat Of ae
Yankee army at characteristics. 1t says that Lincoln
issued orders for draf Of FIVE hundred thousand mor
1t says this cali Of the nation in her great ogry
should reach every heart.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.

JACKSON, May III ~
An officer who left NAtchtoches on Saturday, SAYS .
Banks army has been divided into h-ee columns our .
foryiDg the town Of Opeusas, Atchafaayn ouo Bal
aauvose. Banks had sez the negroes and stock o. @
Governors plantation Kirby NTH had arrived q. A,.
aadEia, L., from AIkanssg with renforceme corsgr
Of Walkers Texas brigade. Emh ia confident of Ls alb y
to drive Banks back bfrWck's Bay. Three DOW ,.u
Confederate gunbOats at Alexandra above the falls
The wheat crops in Texas unprecedenty proni-,v
hagI uders lie .dquarIers have beech removed 10 ra
An ohio.
Five gunboats passed Nafch on Sunday night, ION, @
ceIded Red river
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
From the Charleston Mercury.


The departure OF Gen. Clirgmans foe command, re-
evcd from duty on James Island by another brigad,,
Is soor,e OF regret to many officers and men on tie
and The General and staff were universally liked for
their practical good sense ions simplicity and
accommodating spirit. There is nothing of the marti
net or military coxcomb about Gen. Clpgman, which
is too often assumed to conceal imbecity and igno
rance When you approach him, you fiod yourself in
the presence OF plan, unassumipg, sensible man, who
in the discharge OF his official duties makes those who
have business with him feel that they are dealing with
a polite and kind hearted gentleman. You witness
nothing of the insoleDee OF Office nor that manner
on the part OF staff officers, which some tines gives Of
fence. 10 bis departure Gen. Oiingmau and Stzf are
followed by many kind wishes from
JAMES BLAND.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

ooA eoAsehihEks IN FAYKT7Ey1LLE.-:By recent al
rangemens subscribers Fayetteville and along that
route get their papers on the morning after their pubca
uon 4s the Journal is issued after o'clock it brings
the teegaphiO and other Up hour fully twelve
hours later than the morning papers of The same day. This
change gratifying to rs and will be great convenience
to the people OF the towns of Wilmington and Fayetteville
rather should say TO people of the uppsr ana
lower sections Of the Cape rear country
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

SOME Of contemporaries throughout the State ake
good deal CT paine to keep i: before the people that
they constantly receiving subscriptions
therewi b. telling them 90 ca and forth We SAP
that is all right We glad to they have
thing to keep them ia splrs. For pat have little
time for looking business correspondence.
and number Of per diem has ceased to
prise We only trust that be able to keep
plying all that y come, without being compelled al
te- rates. We will certainly do our best.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

about il they have not already done So to pus the
building yard of Messs Laird s. Brothers at Blken.
DOUBTED 10 LiselpoDl that the two euuboats nnw 10
course CT constructing at The Biskenhead Iron WORKS
are iztended for the Confederate Government. In
formation we know, has been received in Liverpool -
tie abr We intention OF the Government.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

The following congratuiatory order from tr, p
been is ued to his army in Virginia
EEIrQU4rTEBs ARMY OF NORTHERN vrre,,,.
May 7th, 1859
GENIAL ORDERS 50
With heartfelt gIat f. atiun the Genera coror7o,.
presses to the army his OF the Heloic comb
p ay' by the officers an men duriIg TIE aJdpof,
tons ia which they have just been errsprd nm.
trying vcitudes Of heat and storm. You alta
strongly cntrenched in the depths OF tangled Y do
and ag@ia On the hills Of Fredericksburg q teen milo.
rant, and by your valor triumphed in 50 marv fr1
forced him once more 10 seek safety beyond the Han,
hammock While This glorious c cory entities Won i
pr ise and grstifuds of the nation we are espec:al,
upon to return grateful thanks to the only giyer Ct y
tor the 'igral deyeraace he has wrought 1t IS tAr.
earnestly recommended that IRE troops ulits on -sr
next 10 ascribirg to tie LoId Of Hosts the glory du
halho et US not torgct In r. joicrg tie brave ISL
dieTs that have fallen in the defence Of their
we MOURN their loss let resolve 20 emulate ,r. r
axamp'e The army ard the coultry alike lamen, 4.
skill much indebted for sue cess.
The following eter from the President Of the CONT
ale States, Is commune to the army rs en-
his appreciation of their seIvices " have reccigrl
Dispatch and revereItly unite it'll you liz giving ,q
Co! for the with which he has crowned cpr
In the nams Of the people offer cordial thanks 10 yc
and the troops under our command for this allii,of
'eries Of great victories which youJ
achieved The universal oiciGg produc ed l this l
ut viii 10 ingled with general regret io- the
brave numb red among the killed and wounded
Sigred Il ~ 1..r
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
FnOM FREDERICKSBURG

fICENoND, Fay s'i, It,.
Passengers report all quiet at Sredericksbu-c tod
Several ambulance trains arrived this evening alI more
behind Crowds If ladies were at the depot, dsra.
Refreshments. The weather ia chilly and damp.
A reports current that the New York Herald OF A..
date has been received and comedies the defeat OF Hook
The oaussd great excitement in New York.
Guaboats came to the White House yesterday aad en
short time.