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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28
JOHN moEoAN AT woaK AGAIN.

4 correspondent OF the Knoxville Register, writing
from Monticello, Ky, May r. gives account If a
victory recently Obtained by Gentral M0rgau'S com
mand which copy
The Yankees having moved across the river at this
place and drv, cut Gen Pe2rams forces, Gen Bragg
ordered Gen Morgan move up from Lb-rty, Tenn,
with his entire division Except regiment) and
tether CAP ture drive them across the river"
The command at once put in motion and having
made forced march OF more than one hundred and
twenty miles swimming rivers and et during all klLdS
of hardshps, arrived in front of the Yankee encamp
ment, in what is known the Horse Shoe Bend, last
Saturday. The General with an advance of about 500
men, upon considerable force Ct the enemy some
ten miles from the river, when running fight COM
menced which lasted until night the emmy disputipg
the ground and retreatiug from tree to tree.
The next day the firing commenced early in the morn
Dg and kept up at intervals for about six hours
the Yankees being strongly posted IN the thick wocd5
With thtir fink proteC ted by almost impas3abe
vines. At about two O'clock the command made its
appearance, and the General prepared make the at
tack. A portion of Col Ciuke's brigad: consisting OF
Cukes and Chenaut's regiments supported by pnr-
ton of Col. Dukes brigade, consisting of WaIds,
Smiths and Grigsby's regiments ordered to ad
vance, and the fight commenced by terrific voiey
musketry from the enemy, with plenty OF grape, CAMS
ter and she'll from their Nothing daunted
brave boys aiteed but madly pressed on, every
having de up bis mind that the battery must be
taken. After most desperate resistance of about
FIFTY minutes, the ankee lines commenced wing way,
and the battery seemed almost within our reach, bu
thanks to Yankee bors and the tired condition of
men, they literally ont run u.s. and carried it Of. The
nature OF the ground made it impossible to advance
with any rapidly, the growth of timber very
dense and the ground much broken.
Tie enemy continued to retreat until they reached
the river, about four miles, where they succeeded in
crossing, not without considerable loss of lie many of
their men rushing madly into the river and drowning
1t impossible to press them at the ferry owning
the batteries of TIE enemy the other side command
ing the south bank for mile, and efactuay covering
the ferry.
Our loss stvere; some twenty killed and quite
number seriously wounded by the shells of the enemy
The enemys loss heavy thirty left dead upon
the field and quite number wounded. We took TWEEN
FIVE prisoners representing FIVE dtrent regiments, be-
sides releasing quite number Of citizens that the Yam
KEGS dragg e froGl their homes.
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For the Journal.
UHQUEsTIoSABLE BRAVERY.
CAMP CoLsToE. VA
Afey 20th, 1853.

CAMP CoLsTok VA,
Afey 20th 1883.
knowing that many of warmest and most anxious
frients "a great portion whom in your mds) are
constant readers class fran have experienced
manifold blessings aad favoars have &c ecfe your sheet
proper Tne1nm 70 them aud a! VINO zeal an
interest Welfare account OF the most brilliant and
daring fee. enacted IN the drama of this hole ,rdT ~ ice
hood of H. everything has been inlled into perfect
state of tranquility and composure in this department CT
the State.
Nothing he srspiVed break the monctcny CT camp.
the oecas hal booming OF cannon 10 the distance until
Sunday evening" l7 inst when Dodg7s cavalry was made
they nothing of the cuts and
right parry hn' had been tau ht the theory and not the
practice hat brGuch o the service Last sunaP morn
ing picket dash into camp in stAe OF er-
excitement; he reported 70 capt Moore me
Wight in The neghbothood nF Gmh6ed. Re reported
that the il stEocg 10 &c had chased I'm rom ms pest
and .rak04 cir WIN vastly sunerioT force to
camp. Ia very short time almost inc[e dioie cur
u4ted and ready 10 the coihct Capt moore
being rd sposed, vas TOO teeee - command oar smaA
force, Numbering es 'han fifty SO the command DE-
voved L. Virgins o! The seotan1 week Mounted ~,
forth in the direction If the Iu The lapse OF an he
poh'e ta baL d. Consisting Of ns tro ,hrre
companies, viz: ot re- tie ~ t. anu fnFcIsoh ,
came upon the enemy i'll the road he command narge
aud M ditor it Eas an imposing sight to see
our boys making tbs desperate charge upon tne opo
After have discharged our pistols end gu1s, our
sabrs seep ~ leap forth frem their tcsooards ara
sir, II solemn yet sir i'h9 scene tor onr wen OF
rected blows cansed uUmheT OF them To bit The cnt
touchin2 ht lit UP their kaI ds and IN the
most supT tctug 0-e, beg Tnfg"enets ana pa doh h9
fight lasted only abau 10 mimi III which time we etook
six of uIed their post killed ten t) CON
eist1ng Capsiu hf and six private nj
took twenty six prisoners We sustained loss 81 *o 0t
orr number Ii Ut. :. Wggirs ard Private Kelley of
Captain Il conpaul though few ia numbers, yet weghty
in Importance. a i.uh!er type OF Spartan bravery
has shJa1 ii his Crncl than nGS
extbeo il The dsuntess cou'sse of our much 'amentt
LieuteDaut hi, eyes tell urnn the enemy, liz
dashed rh aiding the cha Iga. u Et last seem was
noRlpg them d. wu right Al Iett
/ cIasBg has tue cgtairg1a Of t5e - = l..
Nc blot cut sEraurp hat sddad peculiar na'Ee snd
glow cmbslirhe1 page na.ne hrd be not been cut
down 10 vigot o! mnbo ii, goUid have shown Hrh an
iner stable Istre arnup& the brightest lminarles 10 The
galaxy 81 She Southern JuD'ejeraCy We deeply mourn
his loss Many Others performed deeds If daring. but
will d"sis' narratng them, fer communication is
already tor lengthy.
unrR respectfully, B.
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NothiHE Additional

We without anything today from the direction Of
Yicksburg. Tbs last accounts far from being as ia
yourabe could have wished hut for all that are
far from regarding The dagger in which Vcksbug placed
as imminent and pressing. Unless wholly deceived
in the character OF the dene erected for the protection
of that place, SIS veil in the spirit and pumberB of
defenders, 1t Cannot be taken IN day in week
in many weeks nor until proper have been taken
for its relief. If deceived if ycksburg falls at
once, and without proracted struggle then indeed will
we be greatly deceived, and the whole people will be de-
cefVed with US Bat anticipate such distressing re-
suit and snail continue to hope for tho bea dsperan-
dan'' We thlnk fleksbg cannot be taken lft
cannot, Will not be taken at ALL If GIANT can get to
snyders Bluff and take oztacaons there before JOHN
sToN and PEMBERToS come their aid he nav be in
Vicksburg in week. If he cannot may never be in
Vicksburg
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LATER FROM YANKEEDoM.


Northern dates of 10th inst have been received but
they unimportan
The New Yo.k Times says that The late meeting was q
ridiculous de nons aton The Herald the fir
of civil The World that it was successful
both in number enthusiasm and speaks of bloodshe6
Northern st il.
Wasbing Ii dispsteh TO the Evening Post, says there
will be DO the Potomac for some tine to ccme
Hooker has been left 10 fellow his plans
Yankee dispatches say that Ycksbug will soon lie taken
Cincinnati dispatches say that invasion OF kentucky
Is threatened.
Gold ial 02 ~ pre- Mum.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

At a called meeting of Cospar /, Isn Regiment \. c.
floors, May lh 1863, eergt B. F. White called to
the Chair and Sci r. Dew called to
Secretary, and Committee OF three appointed draft
resolutions relative to deceased comrades in
Sergt L. p yam j. T. Heath and Alfred Brow
The following resolutions adopted
WHEREAS. Cod i'll his Advise Providence, has TT to
remove from nidst beloved comrades in arms,
Serat I'll 2 Bryan, priv ties j. f. Heath and tlred
Brown Who fci in the battles OF Chanc lie,
M8y !. 1853.
Be reS"rtG Isl That in their dea have sustained
loss VIII. will be keeny felt by curing the eDtre
ReSOiotd 3d I at in the death Sergt Bryan we haze
been we'd OF COmai stoned officer. Hh3 has by
his kndDess ard gen,ienese disposit
himself with as>i ties, and whose memory Ill ever
be cherish j Ivy with affection.
heSOIleQ Sd That TO tina hereaved amit If he de-
ceased extend our heart tet sympathy.
ReSOCed 4h That copy IT these resolutions lie !uf-
nshed The families Q: Wiln
Journal for publication.
serGt. L. < WHITE, tharmaG
"ertt. H. UkyiEE Secretary.
j. L. Geek,
j. l. PItFORD, Committee.
r. HoIL. SwORTa.
State J r'nal pease copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

The Raleigh Standard OF yesterdays date meDona hs
ing seen certain Northern papers taken from the bags
captured on the Chesapeake and Albermare Canal by
Captain ELLIOTT 1t quotes Ercm the Baltimore Clipper OF
the 18th instant, as follows =
ne IeDeis appear TO have withdrawn their forces from
North Carolina and Eastern Virginia to reinforce lee on
me which relieves Commando in those
TcnIes and may expect the active spirit of Foster
VIII very soon be at work for the attaRnen of
achleVemens IN i1e old North State. Wilmington is nSiya
worthy OF MS am bltonor may be- he will be ahe tn
make demonstrations in support Of any movement ON
Char lesion which Hunter intends making The season o
ever to be done must be done peedyso let the blows
be quick and powerful" Jaws
We can hardly say how many troops FOSTER has, but
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

The ST0NEWALL BRIGADE-Jbe Richmond Eng1r.
publishes the following from correspondent and
the "Stonewall Brigade" s fact in history, it
proper that those who won the gaO men alone shall
wear 1t:
Is. Newspapers, as q general thing, record events
OF the late General Jacksous Corps, the Stonew1I
DIVISION. IL Justice 10 he brave men that won Oh
from the ldmapted Bee, July 2lst, 1861 wUf3
he said :" The 8laLd3 Jackson Ike StoDewlu" and
whose bones are Low bIt aching every battgdrll IN
Virginia, will state that there i5 70 Stouewali DVs-
buG tn re is q Stonewall Brigade composed OF lhe
3D. 4th 5,h, 27.h al 33rd Virginia Regiments OF 10.
fantry. They wen the name aud entitled to The
donors alone and the spi OF the gallant Winder, Al
len. L4ckland, Nef, Baylor, Bolts Jones aud Paxton.
who fell at its head, look down with pride upon IL
and last Of all, its father, the immortal aud GOasa
J ackson.
"a. After the battle of Fredericksburg, December
18th, 1862, the Examiner had article headed the
Ston2wa Artillery, composed Of all the batteries 10
Jackson's corps, when the real Stonewa Artillery con,
ssts OF the R)ckbridge Artillery, formerly Pebdetons
Battery, and Carpenters Battery, from Alle5hauy
A CURIOUS FACT.-The Bermuda Mirror OF the
25th April mentions the following truly remarAaDie
fact
We call the attention of our readers TO the curious
fact that the latest intelligence which rea,oeu be,m1
d. from Eag and al the date OF the ARRIVAL Oh lhe Co
nubia was through the blOckaded ~ port oil luIas
ton N q. This fact gives additional interest 10 iI'
eIonuept sneech of MIR. laird, Nj. P, contained Ia The
R,comoi paDers OF the 10th inst, and published IL
our last on the snhject of the Alabama.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

Not midst the lightning Of the stormy fight
Not in The rush upon the Vanda fnc,
Did kingly Death, with his resist IS might,
Lay The Great Leader low.
His warrior soul its earthly shackles broke
In the fuIl sunshine Of peaceful town;
When all the storm was hushed, the uuety oak
hat propp'd our cause went 03wf
though his n one the blood that i0cks the ground.
ReCa ling I'll his grand heroic deeds,
freedom herself 10 VIZ III ng viii. the wound,
and a. the Country beeds.
He entered not the nations Promised Land
At the red belcbing Of the cMnon's mouth
But broke the House of Bondage with hand
The Moses OF the SOu h !
o gracious God Dot gainless is the loss -
a glorious sunbeam Il ds thy stearDest frown
4 I'D while his Country staggers with the Crest,
He rises WI h the Crown
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JOURNAL.
GOV. SEYMOUR ON THE ARREST Of vALLANDIG-
HAM,

RICHMOND. May 22nd, 1868.
Coy Seymour, in his letter to the Vsllandigham sympa
thy meeting at Albany that the arrest OF Eaandg
ham brought dsbonor upon the country. the pro-
ceedng approved by the sanctioned by
the people, is not merely step torevoluon, butt
voluton ITSELF We pause what kind of government
it is for which asked to pour blood and
treasures The action of the administration will determine
IN the minds of than half the people of the loyal
States whether this is waged to put down rebellion in
the South or destroy the Tree institutions of the North
We look for it's decision with solemn soIeitude
The first resolution adopted by the meeting in New ork
denounced the arrest and sentence Of Vaandigham az
stsrtEg on rage upon the bithero sacred rights of Amer
citizenship. One speaker referring to Gov Seymour
letter. ead he knew the people would stand by sey
mour, with guns aud bayc1ets in their hands at all taz
arcs. Loud cheers for seymour
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

UNCLE ABEs VERY LATEST JoKE-Durpg the past
week gentleman called upon the President and soil
cited pass for Richmond. Well, said the President,
would be very happy to oblge you, if my passes
were respected but she fact is sir have within the
past two years, given passes to two hundred and Fifty
thousand men to 60 to Richmond and not one has got
their yet" The applicant quietly and very respectful
" withdrew on his tip-toes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28
Lo,s OF s.rrn,nrr,rrnIr.

The South suffered severely during this N TIE
loss of distinguished Gre Derals. They expose themses
evfey battle aud sometimes, think unnecessarily anu
rTeparahe their sfem3 at the time the eau
has continued to prosper Whsn Albert Sydney Johnston
considered by msBy The first military gsnus OF ADer
fell despondent feelings oppressed many minds but I
he vindcated still waves in triumph When that gree
strategs EerCic spirit, Joe Johnson, was disabled
most critical hour at the battle OF the Seven 7 neS ~
less was repaired and Richmond redeemed. Add hoUt.
our glorious jackson gone the Cause, the men ana ~,
leaders, sill remain; who, under the oessDg % "a,
dence will hurl back the nyimdons of tyranny as ss'
their footsteps protane cur SOIL ,,.h.o,5 D;.,,,,ob
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

CoUNTERFEIr 'GREEN BACKS 1T is a fact noto-
rious and undsgused, that the Yankee Government
has winked at the spurious Issues OF Confederate money
pnt forth at the North and circulated in The South
Becoming adopts in the art Of colntereiters, and find
ing il more profitable the cCuntereiters have turned
their attention to the YANKEE greenba Ks" and have
nrodnc dangerous imitation OF them. Some OF this
bogus mooey was found the person of the Yankee
prisoners aben Of charlottesville and we are glad to
learn that certain spt uators in the trash, who bought
it no with view 10 the premium bave been done for
cons;de rabIe sums Columbia South CGrolsnldn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

How, WREE, WEERE--Tn his veto Of the Stae Guard
bill. Gov Brown speaks of the militia officers Of
gsni8ed force ready, &c Will somebody inform how
they organized when they orgsnized and where
they organized. Who commands the brigade. who
the regiments. and who tho companies Some eight hun.
drad out of three thousand to sa
wild goose chase few weeks ago, but II they
formed any ogsnzato1 We have never heard Gift LeaF.
ing them OF question: how did the lining $500
organize who have yet reported for duty Perhaps
some OF the Governor-for life men may be able 10
swer these questions.-Sdo. Republican.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

RICHMOND, Va, May W.
spEera AND NorEs.-fiold has advanced. The brokers
to-day were offering 81 so premium and asking 20 me
r;aa l. ttrbuted to m active demand rom biockade
runners Bank notes also bgherseing at ~ TO 70
Rosps ANp eTocEs-We quote Confederate bonds, sloO
eo0 loan l0s 1oe according to date do DO
per cents, 100 and int do do COG loan o anu
suspended 1863 No tn Carolina skies l7 SIX
es int suspended, l6s Missouri do do 100 70 lesa
mort and int; Exchange Bank stock l26 Farmers
Of We 10 Old Dominion 20; Va. Fire and Marine ms
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

YANKEE ADMIssIoSs-In the New Y ork Times OF
the tabular statements of losses 10 the battles
near Fredericksburg, which up a. Ill for three
and division Of the fourth corps. There we're
in lockers army seven corps, and according to this
ratio the whole loss must at least reach % 0O0 Yet in
the paper containing these detailed statements of
loss of l41 for half of the army, there is one OF
the usual and characteristic editorials stating the whole
loss cot to exceed 10 600.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

THERE Consuls accredited to the Confederate
States Our government permits the agents Of foreign
governments who do u.s. the fnnc.
tions of the Consular flee midst under fre9,o"s
issued by ABRAHAM IECoLN, our bitteregt foe.
However, when the broke cut these ConspIs were
here and thought better things go ON quietly
which did But subsequently old oopsu's have been with
drawn removed and sent to take their places
This informed has recently happened in the
Of the French Consul Charleston. Again an sp
pontmen has been made and ths fresh consul reside
Charleston s. c., has been accredited to- authorized
to enter upon the duties of his office by ABRAHAM LNCoLN
an alien enemy It is evidently time that some more de-
cded course taken by Congress ard Executive
thOrItiea
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Ut IlH 'VNT I'"I'
Another Arrival Ram Gone Back etc.


NSssRs. FrLToK rRGCE The steamer " Flora, Can't
Masters from Nassau Rjth valuable in safe
IL this morning. The blockades made attack her
bu promptly driven eff by the guns of Fort Fisher
The " Flora - brings that the 1ron. clad ram
Miriam, which Col. Crossan expected to bring to
the State of North C8rous had gene back England the
builders being required to deliver her Confederate
Port,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

A box sent from Providence, Rhode Island re-
Gently with the following address
{" John Mcpherson, squire, kumpany G, sekund regi
ment rode ian priVateefs Washington, d. c.. Kamp
klose to the Wrappanock, an ak wy creak''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

THE Richmond Wing thinks that the enem5 fortiying
West Point, the head of navga tho York River
below Richmond, with view OF making sudden daah up
the city, from that point II is not impossible. II
authorities caught mapping after ths many warnings
they nave had they will have only themselves TO hlsma
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28
WAYsIuB HoS'fTAL.
Nav 23S 1873

EtxY1- FGttf< ! take pleasure in acknowledging The
recet the i"uNrg articles tor the OF :e VA side
Hos;,lsI ". j.. ee 1histy-two pounds dried
apples. l&gGe bottles sCupperno wine, bottle
CaaGY, H iupr bars ct gerry nice soap assure the KIND
gentleman thai his present TO this institution shall he ap
The and at least few of he
bed rhie Ion Cael'eA sai t!y tie favour OF his
wine -
l would lac glad iudecd receive maBy donations OF the
articles, del;ca the Il person
desiroUs TO Contribute money, i III ing
many thiogs u4e!ui.
Very Ifspectluty,
!. L. SEAGIE
Asst Surgeon in charge.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

SCENES IN THE NEW York GoLD hART.-The
" coal hole at New York where the gold gambling
takes place, is of the sights. correspondent
describes the low aud narrow seats radate
from the 81 AID rise to the ceiling all Sides The
d SKIS for the President and clerk ike the bench and
clerks oace in q country court He says the
room filled with auout hundred persons and
CWdt to 81 fQcatiOn. Several men were pointed
ou to - who had made fortune 10 Jew
dajs. Men were their feet and seemed to COM
maud nti when they made 81 bid Others had
lost as they were worth and " more too Their Gun
ken eyes and cadatecous looks, Id the constant ban
ter OF Others, seemed TO justify the statement. The
Pn sdent kept up continual pounding with his
hammer-nen scre, coed and yelled all sides
orders given FIR to take their seats-partes called
by and fDei-some d. zen two talking, scream
ing at the misunderstanding of fists-swearing-|
collision and thn d uII-to be followed by the same
SCENTS Between the sale Of geld and the sale of stocks
the Z BARD indulge in song. This song is no other
than the famous John Brown song, only MIR. Chase's
is substituted for that OF the old hero and he is
told that though be is good looking he cannot
it ever New \ 0rk brokers; and then the chorus
GLORY, glory, baleIuah, in with a will. The
coal hole s study. The time employ ed-less than
hour But Tor fortunes made and lost ia that lit
tie Tina
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28
DIED.

In Wilmington, May 22rd 1868, DR.. D. n. COOPER v
st, Louis, Mo-, aged ~ years.
ReqWiescGt IN pace
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

WIEMiNET"N N ~ May 2l-t, l~b1
M6s$ts. I'd.
Please publish s OF casualties IN Co. p, 10Th N C. T.
furnish Cd To me by lst LieDt. j. l.. Gore:
Kileu-COrp'i Daniel kOrrs
Nouuded-Sergs Iohn skipper, severely III arm and
shoulder. Priva j. H. Mills. left tutsts d J. W
Mills, slightly i'll leg James Harrell, severely in arm and
shoulder, Frank np'vey slightly in heel Corpl Bythel
Hnscp s!ie ly in Lex Owen Duncan. supposed
prisoner Daniel Duncan, severely; Cawdi0s Harr, H.
verelF, leg bone torn I.
NJ IS uE Corpn Wonhe.
NtniGeu y
tai. IL
Very respectfully,
". J. II AMY.
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rnr tbs Lnnrnsl.

TBs balance Of prisoners the hands OF the Confsder
ataa Is sad 10 number * o0O men.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

The UNITED STATES RUssIA.-The particulars of
the great asnce proposed to be formed by Russia with
the Uoied States have leaked cut in Federsdom Accord
iDg to statements of the matter made it appears that
ne OF Russia proposed to furnish the Federal Govern
ment and money crush the rebellion with, provided
she would mortgage sill lands North of tie Ohio river
him. assigning for his for not taking the territory IF
he foIth thathe people of the South would suffer total
nnhialoa hrfoG they would submit and there would be
al hing to ea tbs conquest that the Federal Govern
,reu III HA*a1sted, and her bonds would be worth
ao'hiog Ii. proposition did not tn any favor
with t' Abe sr his advisers; and Mr. Clay for entertain
sIRsve powers. complete history of the diploma tic
chmes Of Lncolns administration would make decided
y epicV book Our Western scow boa would appear
in ridiculous light than he cid when he rushed
through Baltimore with his Scotch cap and plaid cloak
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28
by II. /. FLASH.

From the Advertiser and Register.
JACKSON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28

The DIFFEEECE 10 reply to the questio '"If ue
execute the conscrpt law can't the North exc
No nation, siI the world began has ever fought as
hard to conquer another nation as that nation would to
defend itself. Would Tennessee fight as hard to con-
quer Oslo; would she spend as mach time and blood
and treasure to conquer Ohio to defend herself p
Would every man in Ohio come forth to subjugate
Tennessee they would rise one man to resist
people that entered their State imprsoning their citi
sens and devastating and destroying every thing as they
got When did the South propose to conquer the
North2 They only ask TO be lee alone The question
is viii nation of robbers fight hard to carry on their
robbesies and murders as the men who defend them.
selves against the robbers and murderers.