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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
TWENTY-THIRD N. c. REGIMENT.

The following is correct list of the killed and
wounded in four companies of the 23d Regiment fur
nished by J French, acting Adjt of the Regiment:
Company (from Lincoln county)-Ked: Serg't
Seagle, Corpl J Shittle Wesley Hudspeth Pri-
Yates Eli Hoke, Peter Reep, Thos Smith, N seagle
Jacob Hoyle. Wounded Capt W Hunter, severely;
Prvates Hoffman, Andrew Hedick, s Stewart
Thomas Davis VIM Whitworth and John Hull, Sc
yerely; Milton Ramseur, Caleb Hober W Harrison
Geo Seagle and Daniel Hartzo, slightly. Missing
Sergts Carpenter, Marcus Tubyfll; Privates NJ L
Finger, Amos White, Houser, VIM Bysnger, Fl
Campbell, Caleb Leonard, Daniel Lutz, P D Seagle
Sheriff. Wilson, Jacob Wilson, Marcus vii.
liams.
Co. from Catawba county KILLED: Private
Pool. Wounded: Sergt Propst, severely; Pri-
Yates Alias Reinhardt, W Cline, Anthony Bolch,
linger, George Warlck, W A Towel, NJ Huffman
and A NJ Yoder, severely; Fry, slightly. Missing
Vt Warlick, Philip Shuford, Geo Jarrett Pool
Eli Burns.
Ford, R N Glenn, Reid. Wounded: Lieu,
Riddle, in the leg; Sergeant c Fronebarger
in the thigh; Corporal Kizer, in the thigh
Prvates L Clinton, leg fractured; J Linebarger
nose; W Smith, in hand D w Ford, in thigh and
arm; N Wallace, hand; D Long, slightly; Van
dervort, in shoulder; J Price, in thigh Tor
renee, B Lemley, in hand; Reid, in hand; J L
Wallace, Eli Kser, Milling arm, Terrence
back. Missing J D Terrence and P Heron.
Co. from Lincoln county)-Killed: Sergt 7
klllan. wounded: Sergt thompson, Corpl
H: Little; Privates Alexander Hoover, Edney Hoover
David Eagle, Robt Hager Robt Harris, Robt Little
Jackson Howard, John Little, Elisha Womack, Abram
Gabriel, Ephraim Smith, Columbus Guthrie, Jehu
Baker, Thompson Jno Kllian, Josiah Munday lief,
amputated. Missing: Elan Lockman, Jas Little
Jas Nixon, Jas Burch Marcus Munday, Stanhope Hun
ter, Thos Henderson, Womack, Lieut. JnoA Caldwell
This list is copied from Capt Johnstons official report
Color Guard-wounded: Corp1s B Ramseur;
Hart, l. Beesley and Spencer Bryant. iii
Missing Major G. c. Blacknall
The regiment went into action 454 strong, and lost
81 killed, l32 wounded and 56 missing.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
GEN. r. F. HoKE's BRIGADE.

This Brigade consists of the 9th, 2!st 54h aud 9Th
n. G. Regiments, The Raleigh Journal say':-
awe learn that at Charlottesville Hoke leo his men
in charge which challenged the admiration Of the
commanding General. A breastwork had to be car
ried The men moved steadily forward. Hoke led
them upon the tnenys wo ks gave the enemy but one
round Of musketry and then resorng to the bsyonet
he pushed in upon the foe with loud cheers, driving
them from the work, back upon the supporting force,
in the rear Who broken and confused with the press
of their men, fell back in turn upon still far
ther lines of the support, causing general rout Gen
Lee asked, "who the young man was leading that
gallant brigade and was answered that it was Gene
raj Hoke In this great charge Hoke stricken from
his horse with severe wound. He had been shot
through the left shoulder, the joint, with minnie
ball. and though portion Of the bone is broken, We
glad learn the wound snot regarded serious.
David Anderson & Co have commenced casting cal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

FIRES IN RICHMOND Richmond, May 10
Two finishing shops of the Tredegar Iron Works
were destroyed by FIRE this morning. The damage
is serious, but il is supposed it will 30 repaired in
six weeks or two months
The Crenshaw Wooden Factory was totally de-
stroyed by FIRE to-day The loss il estimated At
$3.50, 900; insured for sl7l 900. The origin of
the FIRE was caused BY friction Of some machinery
10 the picking room.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
TWELFTH n. c. REGIMENT.

Co. X, formerly Capt. Rowe's) .--Ked: privates
VIM. Burns, Thos A. Turbybill, D. B: Hoover Woun.
ded: Lieut.. II. A. Yount, Sergts Wilfong and S. L.
Yount, the laters arm amputated; privates J. b
Bost arm amputated l.. A. Boch, G. Corenny, D
Deal H J Deal, Eppes, Geo Fox, c Harvell, N
Murphy, D Moore, G W Rnlb, n Rowe, W Whit
ner c n Lgman. E Moore. Missing: Jack Lipe, F
Hetrck, N. Leffon. Rowe, Major of the Regiment,
was killed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

will sell Saturday, the 9Th OF June next, At the
late residence of J. T. Stowe, deceased, In CASTOR
county, miles east OF Dallas, the tract Of Land
which the deceased resided, containing l5C with
the incunbrance Of the widows dover. Terms made
known the day OF sale. II. ID. STOWE,
May 10, 1868 81 Administrator.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
HTRAcr.1
Executive Department W. CaroiInn,
ADJUTAST GRsERALs OvrIcB, (NiLiuA)
R0Leigh, May sth 1868.

General Order, No. 4.
advertisement Of Capt Henry A. Dowd, NJ, in regard
to exchanging Cotton Yam. for Wool. The wool 10
needed for the purpose Of furnishing soldiers With
clothing, and Militia Oicers requested 90 assist the
State by urging patriotic citizens 20 make the
change, and misunderstanding all sales oEchsnges
with speculstors.
Militia officers ordered seize all wool prchAs-
ed for. transportation beyond the limits Of tho State
contrary to the proclamation of the Governor.
Every agent Of the State, for the purchase or eE-
change Of wool, will receive appointment under Me
great seal OF the State, and Militia Ocers ordered
all persons claiming To be agents OF Tho StSts
for this purpose who cannot produce such appoint
ment and have them bound oSer 70 The nett Term OF
the Superior Court, TO such charges may be
preferred against them. ny order Of Gov YAEcr:
DANL q. FOwLE.
Adiutanf General
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
Wounded: privstes A Deu

Grler. ID Gardner. Wounded privstes J Derr
" Henderson, J C MeAlster, D Nants, Stewart
III Worsham Missing. private Straup
Company D.-Killed: prvates Eacher, J Griffin. Jo
Kzer Wounded: Capt Bost. Lieuts Grady and Bost
sergts Bancom and Station corpls Fason aud Baucom
gnvates Adams, Baker, Bennct. Collins, Evans, H
Gnfhn, + Griffin, Hasty, Helms. Lowry, Nash
swame TadIoek Sellers Tucker, Walters W ats Pake
Company H.-Killed: sergt Wilson, priva.es Dellin
ger, Costner and Pasour Wounded: Capt Fife. Lieu
hagln Moore and Alexander. corpls Ford, Eonebarge
and kendrick. privates Saml Pasour, Byrd. Mckee,
Pasour, Rhyme, Roberts, Smith, Brown, BEEN. Nixon
Holman Reynolds, Raglan, Thompson, Withers Feather
s'on' Glenn and Black Missing Cody and West.
Blanchard Blanchard John Auten. P Young and Brown sterns
wounded: Capt w d Stitt Lieut. + Yandle, S-rgt c
Robinson, Corps G A Orr and J L Orr, privates N
Adderholt, S Burns. B F Cathey w Clark j Prone
6arger, NJ w Gates. w Henderson, Hpp. l. Hipp
WIN Hunsucker. VIM King, Sol Kirner, Caleb Mauney
: M M MeGinn, S D Maxwell, Jacob Rudsi d NJ Rigler
The 37th regiment lost So killed, 1914 wounded, and
missing.
Brig. Gen. S Ramseur was slightly wounded in the
foot and arm; Col Jno Mcdowell of the lst Regiment
Lt-Co- Thurston and Major Parsley of the Sd, were
slightly wounded; Col Thos Garrett of the 5th Sc
verely wounded Maj David Rowe of the 18th, and
Col S Mcdowell of the l4th were killed.
The 9Th Regiment lost killed and 81 wounded
The 9th Regiment lost killed, 46 wounded aud l6
missing. No officer was killed, and but wounded.
The sd Regiment lost 80 killed and 80 wounded.
-----> >-
BLOCKADE RUNNERs.-An old Charleston mer-
chant says that the great bulk, if not all of the
goods brought to Charleston by the blockade run
of Yankee manufacture, with English
labels. The fow articles no: of Yankee make, pas,
through the hands of Yankee merchants before
they reach our ports. Yet there some wiseacre,
who pretend to say that it is English goods which
are received through Charleston and other Southern
cities! They are humbugged, while the Yankees
making large profits and depreciating our
currency by the operation and many of people
are melted to extravagance by paying enormous
prices for Yankee dry goods and trash.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
THIRTEENTH N. C. REGIMENT.

We have seen list Of the killed and wounded in
this Regiment but learn from private that in
the Randesburg company from this county, r Swami
was killed, and Burt Gallant Freeman and Geo
w Sloan wounded, the first named severely. 1t
is stated that 3 members of the company were woun
ded, all slightly with the exception mentioned.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
EIGHTEENTH n. G.. REGIMENT.

Company A.-Killed: private S Tatum. Wound
ed: Lieut. Anders, Sergts Rdge ard Lewis corpls B
Reeves, D Reeves and kerd prvates E.rnhardt, Mer-
rift, Brown. Huffman, and F Hull. Missing: privates
Pope and Dickens.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

~ The retaliation resolutions adopted by Con.
gress provides that every commissioned officer
who shall command any negroes in military SER
vice against the Confederate States, or aid them
in any military enterprise in said service, shall, il
captured, be put to death, and that negroes, when
captured in arms against the Confederate States,
shall be dealt with according to the present or fu-
ture laws of any State
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
In the late Battle. near Frsserieks6rrg.

We have not to publish list of the casualties
in all the companies of the n c. Regiments reported
and therefore select the companies from this and the
surrounding counties.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
TWENTY-EIGHTH N. C. REGIMENT.

Company CHILLED: Privates L A Yount, M Hefner,
Wagner. Wounded Capt j Linebarger, corpl +
Turbyfeld privates J Snyder NJ Ses, ID Bergman, A
L Campbell Carter, NJ Gum, o Grauz. w Hof-
man, Herman, S Honeycutt, Heas, Little, Line
barger H Miller Pruney, Pruney, Wright,
Yount NJ Bolch.
Company F-Wounded: privates Bounder, Munoek,
Hall, WEIGH, 10y.
The 2sh regiment lost altogether IA killed 81 woun-
ded, and missing
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

ESThe General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church of the Confederate States, recently in ses-
sion in Columbia, S. c., appointed Charlotte, N. c..
as the place for the next meeting Of the General
Assembly,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

P-The Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
has declared dividend of twelve per cent, and
the Bank of Commerce per cent.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
THIRTIETH N. C. REGIMENT.

Company X, (Capt Witherspoon) .--Killed corpl
Harris and private Rea. Wounded: corpl Wither-
spoon, privates Bales, R Barnett, Glover, >
Johnson, J Johnson, L Thompson, Yonts.
The above list is obtained from short note written
by Capt Witherspoon the battlefield Monday
the 4th of May. Capt. W. says al know but little OF
the wounded, whether severe or not"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

MORE REAsoNABLE.-A public meeting in ker-
shaw District, S. c., fixed the price of at 81
per bushel and Bacon at 20 cents per pound.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

ssss@ The remains of Capt VIM. J. Kerr who fell in
Tue late battles Fredericksburg reached this place
un sunday evening last, and buried on Monday
f;ing, followed to the grave by large procession
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
CHIEy ExRoLLIxs OTyIcR, sTH Cor. DIsTRIcT, /
CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICE, :
STH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRrcT,
Salisburv ". O. Nav IL. 1853
Salisbury, ". g., !

To all the Officers Of the several regiments Of North
Carolina Militia in the 9th Congregational District
In obedience to Especial Orders No sac" hereto
appended to which particular attention 10 called
hereby REQUEST yOu to send TO camp inmedsafeL all
hands who within the ages OF eighteen and forty,
employed within the bounds Of your regiments In get
ting cross-es and cord wood for the various rail-
roads. You will collect enrol aud send TO camp all
conseripts engaged, In the bounds Of your
regiments, whether they originally belonged TO IL
not. Track hands, not engaged in their proper and
peculiar business but getting cross ties aud cord wood
will be sent camp. You will also promptly report
to the VI all conscrpts sent 10 camp under
this order.
Any delay or negligence In the execution Of this
KEQUBsT will be promptly reported 10 Gen. ID. q.
Powle, Ads General Of the N. G. Militia
[EzTRAcr.l
CON5CRIPT OFFICE,
Camp Holmes. n: g., May sth 1893.
Special Order, No. +76.
x. The hands employed the various Railroads, In
cutting wood and eross-ties who within the ages
of 10 and 40, will be sent Co Camp Immediately by the
Enrolling Officers Of the Districts 10 which they are,
the Bureau OF Consumption has decided they do not
under the classes referred 10 In paragraph VIII
General Orders No Adjatant and Inspector Generals
Office, hence, cannot be detailed.
BY order Of Col. p. MALLETT,
CommandsEt Of Conscripts for n. g.
J. c. PfEEcs, Adjutant
Lieut.. J. II. MCLEAN,
In. oficer, &c, Salisbury, y. G.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

SS naily trains are running the A., Tenn
" w. n"'i'oad Oetween Charlotte and Shtesville.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
Chief EnrOIling Office,
STH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
SalishurY. y. c.. Nav Ii. 1909.


Notice Is hereby given TO all whom IL may concern,
that all exemptions granted 10 conscrpt belonging TO
the 9Th Congressional District, engaged in the manu-
acture of salt are hereby revoked All snch persons
will promptly report themselves In person 10 Col Peter
Mallett, Commandant Conscripts, n. C., at Camp,
Holmes, near Raleigh, or they will be advertised and
treated as deserters Also air conserips of the sh
Congressional District, for whom applications for de-
tail eTemptioa have been fled, as laborers In
making salt, especially the employees OF H. Springs,
(Mecklenburg Salt Company, operating In s. CD and
Of }. X. Harrison lin Horny District, g. CO. must he
promptly returned TO Camp Holmes, near Raleigh, or
they will be advertised and treated as deseuers.
Lieut.. JESSE r. MCLEAN,
En- Officer 9th Con. Dis.
CRIEy ExROLLISs OTvTcR, sTH Cor. DisTRIcT,
Salisbury, May -, 1883. )
The attention Of Militia Officers in the 9Th Congress
sionnl District, 10 respectfully called to the above aud
they are hereby REQUESTED to collect and return 10
camp without delay, all conscripts whom they may
know to be engaged in making salt, wherever they
may be- eIcep: those employed by the State Sah Cou
missioner. Lieut.. JESSE Il. MCLEAN,
Enrolling 0fh:er 3tn Con- District
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19
THIRTY-FoURTH n. C. REGIMENT.

Company G, (Capt Geo ment).--killed: pri-
vate Greeuhill. Wounded John Beatty, James Balm,
John Asbury, Sami Hays, John Lawine, andrew
Hoover, Hovis Jas Mccall, VIM Hip, JAS ferris, and
Columbus Alternately by the accidental discharge of
his gun. Missing: Ezekiel King and Bud Sanford
The above list was obtained from a private letter.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

In Greensboro, on the 18th inst, Capt A. q. Bre-
uIer to Miss Fannie, daughter Of Hon John Gilmer
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

David Anderson & Co. have commenced casting car
wheels at their foundry in Fayetteville n c. They cast
several last week.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

~ Read the excellent Proclamation of Gov.
Vance in regard to desertors from the Army and
those who harbor deserters. If the last Legsla-
turr had passed the law which Gov Vance repeat
eddy urged and recommended, the cause would have
been greatly benefited and authorities saved
much trouble Those who have denounced the
Conscript law and seized every opportunity to pro-
it unconstitutional. have done a vast amount
of harm, and led many to suppose they doing
right in refusing to obey it and opposing it's e1ecu-
ton.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

THIRTY-SEVENTH n. G. REGIMENT.
Company Chilled: privates j W Sample, a Todd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

r'ts NOT ALLOwABLE-Gen Sherman
carried an army of Lincolnites into the West for
The purpose of numbering our people and stealing
anu destroying their property Hnt vo Goa = on7
h""nc'd that one of the Confederate conoraI.
remoert"l'' recently sent Sherman bouonot -
mowers If So Pemberton ought to be d;sm;ssoa
from the service Some people have bu, l,,Ia oa.
hdencc in him any how o 'on
Some OF Sherman's marauders and ,o,ra
passed through this place last week on their wav
Richmond to be exchanged, and we're allowed -
prowl through oar streets at full liberty H.
villains no doubt had murdered MANY q Southorn
man ana oarnt hundreds of homes over the heads
OF poor women and children, yet our municinnJ
authorities allowed them to use the PRIVILEGES f
the town without hindrance. Reform is h.5lv
needed in this and other respects.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-05-19

May 10, 1853
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-27
TOBACCO & sEGARsI
A. LIE ID Il r.

Commercial Broker in Leaf and Manufactured
ai Tobacco and segars, r.
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TOBACCO ana SEGARs carefully 80.
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will and II 10 their interest to call or communicate by
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mRy2e-dSm @s bt thi II r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-27

having given orders that no soldiers from
Camp Butler should be permitted to leave the
camp on Wednesday, IL was concluded that the
work of menaclng the crowd With an armed
force should devolve upon the valient Leaguere
Of Springfield, and that redoubtable Institution
were to do It With six hundred muskets. Fortu'
nate LeaguerB they are that their intentions were
frustrated by the military gentleman 10 author
ity here. The midnight braves would, In all
human probability, have secured the disturb.
ance they aeem to have an Itching for, had they
obtained tho arms and publicly appeared with
them, and 1t would have been sorry day for
them, they may be assured.
All honest men and right thinking citizens
can but feel rejoloed that these fomenters of
mischief, who would stir up civil war 10 our
midst, TO crafty the vengeful feeling ofcoward-
ly partisan hearts were foiled. For bis. partIcl-
patton In the application for arms to putin the
hands Of his partisan tools, Richard Yates only
adds one more chapter Of infAmy to his already
Infamous public record. los he. 4
Had he armed six hundred men and put them
on our streets In attitude Of menace on We'd
nesjay, they would have been torn to pieces
Good men oan not but be thankful that the
scheme failed; and, instead of bloody dram q
enacted at our doors, the largest assembly of
the people ever held in the West vas, at the
same time, the most orderly and peaoeably con-
Quoted. This Is admitted TO be 90 by men Of all
political shades Of opinion who were here on
Wednesday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
Morning and Noon Dispatches.
From Pennsylvnnin.

HAlRnRURa, June 25-Lptest advfces from
Carlisle state the rebels are within four miles
in force. Our troops were drawn up in line Of
battle nearly all day, expecting an attack.
New YoRK, June 25.--A Harrisburg special
to the Herald says the enemy 10 advancing slow.
ly. Our troops ere cutting down trees, fences,
ETC., and barrcading the road TO Carlisle. The
rebels say they will destroy the crops In the
Cumberland valley, and have already done go
to great extent. Two rebel officers wore 10.
ken prisoners to day. All drinking saloons In
Harrisburg have been closed by the Mayor.
Considerable reinforcenents have been cent 10
Gen Knipe, who will defend what we now hold
OF Cumberland valley.
A Harrisburg dispatch dated ten O'Clock this
evening, Gays: The rebels appear to have come
TO stand STILL Our troops aIe advantage geously
posted. No report of fighting 10 night.
Telegraph still open to Carlisle.
EWell's headquarters are at Shippeasbura.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-The Press publish
co special from Harriaburg, stating Governor
Curtin received Telegram from the operator
at McConnelsburg saying tho rebels under Jeu-
klna had entered the town after q severe Rkir-
mlsh with some OF MiIroy's troops. MiIroy is
preparing 70 drivo the rebels out, aud battle
is imminent.
are being orgsniz ed rapidly,
The Harrisburg correspondent Of the Press
says Gen. Knipc was reinforced to-day by sev.
erll regiments and ordered to repel any further
advance, and will offer battle on the appear =
ancs of the rebels II is expected we will COM
meuce offensive operations Friday (to-dsy).
IL 10 generally understood HOoker'S army at
Maryland Heights ia preparing to meet Lee,
A person from HagerstoWn says he thinks
Lee and LoDgsneat were there Wednesday and
an immense force was bivouacked round lherc.
General Rhodce's division occupied Chambers
burg.
The rebels captured about four thousand
horses, and are etill mounting infantry.
HARRISBURG, June s6.-General Knipe, think
ing his foIcs insuffioieat to meet the enemy,
evacuted Carlisle last night. He reports the
rebels ten thousand strong.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-27
Affairs in Norsn Oarolina,

New YoRK, June 26.-The steamer Cham
pion has arrived from Asplnwall. NJ news.
Newbern advioes TO the 22i state de,erters
from Wilmington report two rebel ircn-clsds
with five inches plating on eighteen inches Of
wood, mounting heavy guns, are about rtady to
make raid on the blockading equsdron. They
ere about the aizs of the FIRST Merrimao, and lay
very deep Ia water, and are only able to make
three or four miles an hour. Wilmington is
very atrongly fortified, and o small force can
hold II against great odds.
In the vicinity Of Wilmington near the bor-
dsrs OF South Carolina, large number Of col
diers and conscripts are intrenched, and are sue
cessfully resisting the rebel authorities, having
had three engagements already,
The rebel Secretary of War has ordered all
North Carolina troops Into other States for i'm
mediate service, on account OF the growing dis
affection among them. Georgia and South
Carolina troops are to take their place in this
State.
Women and childrea on Cape Hattsrss banks,
numbering some fifteen hundred, are In very
destitute condition and threatened with starvs-
tlon. Every man and boy there capable Of
bearing arms Ia voluntarily doing military duty
10 defense OF the Union. Aid for their families
is hoped for from the North. sas
The Notifications In this department are be-
| Ing made impregnable. General Foster has
rendered 20 General Dix and authorities at
washington che service OF all nine month"; men
inithis department, who are ready 70 move as
moments notice. Az y.vs8 ea ssl