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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

Coz. I'd. GRABAH HAYWOOD, ere pleased to lear is
not considered dangerously wounded.
Col. CLAFK b.. AVERY, wEO wounded IN the recent
battles Fredericksburg, passed through Rsigh fsw
days since, route his home. Col. BhTAH GENES
wound Ia said to be sl bt.
The Knston correspondent of the Raless Stole JosHo,
urder date Of the 9Th inst, says that il s longer
matter Of speculation regards the fate OF Capt hor
and portion Of his command, who belong Gen RoB-
ERsoNs brigade Of cavalry and scouting expe-
ditioD White Oak river below Trenton. is
tain 80 OF have been off aud captured, with
their eLtre equpage, including 80 horses and ali
in the hands OF the Yankees
learn that Capt WHoRToS made his escape good hut is
slightly wounded.
The Raleigh Progress of Tie SIN list, seys that dis
patch had been received that city stating that Col Nc
OowELL Hamilton Station the 9Th, dangerously
wounded. 1t. JouE g. BRYAN. OF Raleigh slightly
wounded
1t is reported that Gen. to command brigade
in the field. The brigade to cOntist of the 18th, 42d
ash, esd and unattached companies, al Nerth Ca DINA
troops.
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NORTHERN NEWS He NEW YORK WORLD ON THE
LATE BATTLE IN VtRGINIA-YANKEE GIJN.RO rs
FETERPBURG. Va Ma, 1o,h rec

Petersburg, Va, May 10th, 1868
The Express has the New York World Of the 7,h ips,
which acknowledges the defeat of Hooker his retreat
to the North bank of the Rappahannock.
Isays that Lees being heavily reinforced again gave
victory. Sedgewcks retreat began at mid light but was
discovered by the rebes who played terrible havoc on The
pontoons, killing and woundipg large number.
The World that its worst fears of the result Hook
efforts more then conf med He has been outrcn
eraed ard out-fought Nothing had been heard om stone
up Monday night, ard 1t was general helisya'
that his whole force had been captured.
The New YORK World says that Hentzelman is On I
way TO Hooker, with thirty thousand fresh troops aLI
gh'een thousand coming from another quarter. -u
folk, of course RKPoRIERT 1t hopes they will enable u
Fec erals to retrieve the dissgtel at fredericksburg which
recaptUed by Jackson The fighting wGs desperate
All Of Lopgstreets forces rushed Erom Suffolk arrived
in tin e.
partial list OF the killed and wounded Is given among
tie former Brig. Gen. Mott Maj Gen. Barry Maine
Brig Gen Schuenliefng of the l4h corps and Seventeen
COls 1t Coils and Majors; and twenty eight Captains AID
Leus. TIE wounded are Brig Gen. Whipple, and Gen
Devine, of Maine, severely hiry-ope Cols 1t. Co
Majors; ard fifty two Capts. AID Leuts.-many NOR
tally
Nallsr bingham is at the Burnett House 10 Cincinnati ILL.,
der q strong guard.
Haeok has ordered all stor9l RLd other valuabcs
removed from Acqua Creek
Over four thousand rebel prisoners had reached
ington up to Wednesday night captured in the bat
ties. Ten guns of the celebrated New Orleans artillery
captured.
CAIRO, May G,h, lSf3.-The latest news from Your d
Point says the tie Union gunboats req used at Haue
Bluff The iron.cad Choctaw badly damaged her tug
ret being penetrated by hixyfour FOUNDER. The Union
loss eighty.
The Australian with Liverpool dates the Goth u has
arrived spirited debate has taken place in 9TH Housc8
Of Pariament, regarding the seizure Of British by
American cruisers, Roebuck made strong war speech
sskng Paimerson If the government had any a,-
termination in the matter and had whether he
Parliament what that determination Is RoetLCk knew tho
qQenCes of the action PameTston may take may
lead to war; and, speaking for the Ergh people We arc
prepared for loud cheers Justice be done
to the honor and dignity of England and the commerce
the country longer subject the sneeug nso
leEce of an upstart race.
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5. 81. STAMFORD,
Capt. Co. c, 6lst n. G. T..

wilmington, \. c., May 18th, lsG3.
Eessrs FULTON s. PRtCE,-
Please publish the annexed list of Co. e.
Sd Regiment N. c. Troops
Killed.-s9g't jos Il. jenkins. Prigates yann and
Parker.
Wouaded.-Capt Ennett Lieut.. Porter, Lieut. Sudbury
Corp. F. Redd, Corp E. King, Corp. G. Cooper Corp. s.
Redd. PEiVates Ely Hards Joseph d1son Thomas
Everett, J. Hansey, Robt Paschsu, c. 81 yam J. H. Bry
an, Robt Yopp and Bennett Dunn
This ia imperfect list, but it as can make
from memory expect there have been other
ualties in the Company since left
". T. EMMETT,
Capt Co. a. e. Sd Req. n. G. r
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Tbs hichacUl E1qurn says From the best sources o.
intelligence at commard enabled to estimate
the Losses Of The enemy in the battles Feder
iobsbur<, eoty ,boueand Among the killed we learn
the following general Cfcers .rg Gen. Seth Will
liams, al Gentle Hooker and formerly Adj GenT tc
Mcclellan; and Big Generals Daniel f. Sckes, Barry
Inger, Howard and Birney.
TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
From long list published in the World, we copy the
following Dauas Of YaLkee offers killed and wounded
Brig Gen. schmilieG7g, Ilth corp.
Col Lee, 9Th II. j.
Lieut.. Col. Chaplin, 8lh n. \.
Lieut.. Col. Wa ters l7th Con.
Major TaX0n, 3Sth N. Y
Col EcKntght l05th Penn
Col. Lancaster, l75th do
Col. shamrock, lC9.b d.
Col Stevens ash Excl. Big.
Lieut.. Col Scott. 3d Wisconsin,
lieut.. Cob Chaplin, SSH N. Y.
WOUNDED.
Brig. Cen Thpplc, Gen. Deveps. Mass Gen. Mott.
Col Hdynan, 18th n. Y.
Col Hewel, 5th N j.
Col Burning. 9th dc.
Lieut.. Col. Norton, l2oth Y.
Co., Col. i Hecfs 4!I sanG o." in.
Col. y obls, 18th Con.
Col FonVegesach. 25th s. y.
Col brown, Seth N. Y.
Col Riley, 18th On o.
Col Richardson, I5th n. Y.
Col Ven. CHA.
Col Plerson, LIST n. 7.
Lieut.. Col Cogswel, 2ad Mass.
Col Miles, Glst n. \.
Col. Z. NJ. Gregory, 9Ist PeDD.
Lieut.. sol. Lcunsbury, 5th Excel.
Col. Parks 2ud n. Y,
Col. BuTiin. G5b n. j
Gel *iiets, 18th n. j.
Gel. Potter, 18th /. Ii.
The New oEk World, speaking editoriallg the late
battle tie Rappahannock. says:
In absence of positive Information the contrary
and the light OF the facts before %, compelled
believe that Hooker been generated, army
ought h6r that thirty thousand men, under Cen
Hentz elran are tie road reinforce Gen Hooker
and that large OF troops also under wey to
the same destination from another quarter all which
Goee show that the Union army the Rappahannock
bad box. The ntGTcemens would not needed If
they about to letTeat
The Rew York EerGld says:
The public las been SO often mised duped deceived
disapp tTIied with by the authorities ct ash
spite OF the splendid hting of Kappa
hammock has length Felapsed into comparative indf
ieren3e md eed Into the conviction that this admnistrs
totally incompetent to conduct the war; and that
there longer hope Of thu speedy suppression
Of the rebellion
1he Iankeesrepoct having taken $3.50 prisoners Up
ths 6th
Gcn, B.IIy billed. Gems Owens and Wbipple we're
wounded.
he nth corps Eows5ds old corps ran and would not
cAt, but sckes, with the ID corps, Yankee orrespon
dents say. prevented q rout.
There WAS grea: panic Saturday night, and also on
b oulsI.
TIE oorc spoDJents (of whom the Herald has fve>
cay the lighting gFan0est of the age that men
Ought despe ately, killing Otentines. for every
wounded CT theirs.
The losses alc4laed By of the correspondents
at fully ten thousand ked 0f1 couded including the
prisoners.
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CAHr NEAR FREDERICKSBURG, Va ,

ie%sss L."on t Price Kd!ors: Please be kind enough
to 'o sh :ho Towing casualties of nay company, (A)
Both gnene = C. T, in the battle OF charlottesville,
Va, ol tine 81 Il instant Killed Priyates D Under.
GOD, s!>' &. aud Ransom Nsyior. Wounded, Order
lr Sergeant Cmpier ous!y in the by bali
aergt Hanry Williamson, in the and shoulder; DIOR
sergt Hardy = Royal III leg severely since amputated
sIgLE wounded white bearing the flag priVates John
WselA seriously. il face; " Bradshaw seriously, In
shouldsr SID body since died Taylor seriously Hart
Butler. abdomen; jos Butler il loot Jas Parker, In
le breast G " Duncan serou~ly in knee " Rackey,
il ankle; FL Rur, seriously through both legs james
Wiamsou James Kelly in face, serit usly Q
Nalket in ia, d = IL Brewer, in hand
p S.--t1co " ia2hWelI. pTiva OF Co. Fl, Sd G reg
having cs lis re. inert 8nd company, came to my
pany on til ED and Joined through the fight until he
was X sd, Will. m4bbs charge On tn" enemy.
JAMES G. HOLME
Capt. Co. A, 30th Reg't, n. &. 7.
Iak e..sa. !. Lhe VII III niea g cnnV.
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WAYsIDz Eos9ITAL. The ladies Of i.miDgon propose
to revive the Wayside Hospital in this place. and solicit
donations prorsie suitable for the sick and wounded
ttey pass through route their homes. The
recent battles The RappahannoCk Will mary q
wounded soldier TO pass through this place and it
sary that their co4fors should be attended we'll
possible We requested to state that contributions in
either provisions money may be LETT With Mrs IsRAcE
BrRR who will take charge of them.
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GUINEA STATION,
Az, Faf NORH

May 9TH, 1868
CAPT. RoBERTs Another great battle has been fought
on the Rapdan and has achieved the greatest
tory Of the Our loss In killed and wounded IL very
heavy. Lee and Jackson have themselves Ge
Ramseurs brigade has mmortalized itself, the End
c. regiment covered 1eef with glory We have captured
FIVE thousand prisoners and thirty forty pieces
artillery The enemy retreatDg and recfQsaing the
river.
ed-Buok Mortn Manning, R. D. Price and J. T. King.
Wounded-Capt. Whitfield, Its. Brown and Joel Jones,
SeIgt Tom Ellis, Joe Wilson, o. g. Taylor, s. L. Bennett
B. H: Wigs, ". L. Kelly, B. HBack, Wells Griffin Ions,
1had Jones' George A0rirgo. j. Underhil Council Jones'
and Joseph Overmau. Ellis Underhl G. Moringo are
dangerously wounded, Others slightly 1t. Joel Jones
lost one leg.
Thompson. David Thompson AMI ". II. southerand.-
Wounded VIM. Grady, Lewis Grady, &. 5. Fields, J. W.
Saundersou james Harrison, Jesse Eincey and Hay
Taylor. Col. Cox has four slight wounds Capts. Cobb
and Waugh died. also, Maj. StsllDgs. l would
write but have tins Uur troops hit hard and
displayed cool courage. N. C. Troops have ga0ed the
admiration IF eTa'y superior officer.
lam yours, DO.
". T. FAIRCLQTH.
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TER Richmond Enquirer doubts whether much reliance
can be placed upOE the reports which positively
that few of the two yeara men, the nine months
Of the Yankee army whose times are now about ex-
PiriBg, will re.enist,
The Enquirer prRdcates its views upon the fact that,
like the army of the South of Northern army
filed up by who really home8 to return
and no homo attachments TO draw them back OF foreign
era who enlisted mostly through necessity the float
ing population of cities and large towns, who have lost
only their employment but their for regular employ
ment Neither these classes the Enquirer very
ably Contends have any homes, any employments or Gn
but that which the army affords with
further urges the probability that
enlistment being the exception it will be the rule.
To extent doubt, the ENQUIRER is correct. The
proportion of Teenlstmeuts Northern army will
greater than most Of had been led suppose but
al that 1t will not amount majority, especially OF the
nemonths' men, likely that rough handling
that these have Just had will add to their appetite
fresh carnage, since that carnage as likely as not to be
their own The battles In the vicinity Fredericksburg
viii be bad recruiting cards for LIECoLS HooKEa Co.
We notice that EDWIN M. STANTON, LIECoLNs Secretary
OF War ssys thaS the lFedera army of the Potomac will
speedily resume offensive operations. That leaders
especially HOOKER, than anxious nat should do
there is every believe HOOKER does not
retrieve his late disaster, are
and he Is deposed and ruined The desperation Of
his actions viii with the desperation of his for
tunes But there serious grounds for doubling whether
with achievements he SOON be able to resume
the Offensive From what learn privately the moral
effect OF the recent confcts is yet generally sppreca
ted probably because all the facts not yet fully known
Never since the first battle Of Manassas did the enemys
infantry fight badly 3 Tue some corps the Ilh for
instance and Ike sood fellows In no previous
battle was tie abandonment: OF everything general The
spois exceeded Gil former precedent. Arms, knapsaoks
sccoutEemeH's everything to have been thrown
and left behind Tie entrenching tools left at
HooKERs lines Charlottesville when LEE after hav.
ing driven h8DGAwICG back Rappahannock turn.
ed back HOOKER aud found that latter had has
y abandoned his strong works and put the river between
himself and his coDquerOr.
HOOEER does not move, and that soon his delay wil
be ssib table to but cause.-The 6isorg of his
army and his consequent: inability orey upon them
bring ihG up to the scratch.
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ARRIVAL OF YANKEE PRISONERS ~
FRANK P. BLAIR, JR.-NoTHERN NEWS, 40
FOR THE JoURNAL.

hlCHAoND May 9th, 1868
Two thousand prisoners arrived here this evenD, -
the same Lumber will be here tonight.
The Mail train from fredericksburg arrived OF ocL
P. N. Passengers report that Frank P. Blair T.
among the captured The oath of allegiance was adi
tered to him at his request.
The Washington Chronicle, CT tue 9th inst cav. o.
Vallandingham hiss been arrested I'm ATTEMPT to 49,.
him made and failed.
The Alabama hos destroyed the ship Purjaub
The correspondence relative to the great battle 70 ,
lished with sensation captions Rebels shattered AZ
DISQUALIFICATION inpregr able eedgovick
success, ETC. Writer'S speak of Hooksrs great gero.
ship and Napoleon qualities and say their
a. Charlottesville the best they ever had m
eleventh corps is denounced bathrooms for iLro,,.
down their al ms ard running from Rhodes br'gad. =
right Of the attack Of the rebels the most brl
thing of the war. On Sunday the fight was. desperate
TIE rebels threw themselves On the mrEz.es of Il
our ammunition gave out, and The position was held
hour with the bsyoret ard then fell basR in good cr5
to Charlottesville.
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CASUALTIES AMONG OFFICERS IN THE
BATTLES ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK.

Te have been furnished (says the Eichoad Wing with
the following partial list OF Confederate officers killed
and wounded in the late battles the Rappahannock
The OF several have been heretofore published:
kTLLED-Brig Gen Paxton Capt Boswell, Chief Eng re-
Jacks corps Col Thos Garrett, 4sth Va Col Per.
ne Orrs Rifles; Col mallory 65th Va; Col Mcdowell.
Legget, 18th La; hsy ID AeKim, A (Trnbs's Div;
Capt sam CraTey, 4osh Va Cspt Forbes, oh Va eaval
Capt sheldon lst Capt Cuthbert, ID c. (seyerely
Capt sydnor 40h Va Lit W Newton, do 1t McLaughlin
Iss c. 1t Cothran do 1t Debose, do 1t Powers, 10th
La.
woEEbEp-Lt Gen Jackson; Msi Gen HUI; Brig Gen.
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LIST OF CASUALTIES Nv co. G. 29TH N. c. T..
DURING THE SEVEN DAYS FIGHT AROUND
CIIANCELORsyILLE, VA.
Kiled--lst CorpI B. F. Dali.
tbs hips.
Private A. +. Cumber, slightly.
:" Jacob Leonard, -
Traverse Russ, severely.
:" ID. ?. White, slightly.
hjssingJohn W. Cannon, A. &. He Fett Ezekiel Hause,
D. n. Williams.
Respectfully &C.,
JOHN Q. BROOKS,
Capt, Co. g, 10th E.G.g.
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TIE rEArH or GEN. JACKSON will take the reader some
what surprise everybody seemed to have understood
there appeared TO be bat little apprehension that
wound would terminate MS death His death will be
meurned by the whole country end By than the
army he had the fortune command His loved hia
the country had unbounded confidence him. His loss to
the Consderacy serious calamity and will be
sideYed he has done his country yeomans vice May
his soul rest in peace.
Gen. A. P. BILL r. in command of the lamented
JACksoSs CORPS and Is to be hoped he will 1eavor to
emulate his predecessor, every particular.
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List cA~uAL1rps, OFFICERS, 1,T AND ord

LAST CASUALTIES OFFICERS, IsT AND 3RD
". c. Il.
COkFEDERArB STATES OF AAGRIGA,
COMMANDMENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA, May 6th, 1873 }
First
Wound G-t'cl JGu. Mcdowell, lsg slightly.
Capt. Harren, bvcas,
Capt Thee. thigh.
Lert Mcmillan. hea7r
Lieut. Lack, inout1, severely.
LiCpf. Moore, bend, breast and tcE slightly.
Lieut. Igs.t. tn ga, severely.
Lit tut. Booze, h:fd, al hcy.
THIRD REGIHENT.
Lien, Eej. Thu ston, foot, slightly.
MT - Parsley, hand,
CAPS: NanRo kkeIeu. side
CAPT. Fnnet birth thighs. severely.
La u. 1arden, aud hat d. severefy
Kelley, thigh, slightly.
Sudbury, arm, seriously.
Inndermiik, De, very severely.
- Itlv, breast. not known.
porter, naJonet wound and hip bro ken, very
severely
81" NcCiamnY, 10. kcown slightly.
Stene leg,
b" OTn.. Dy, arm. Lot known.
Fergt Aai or Mills, hand, severely.
These ali thai have he2}d Of ana comprise oil in
the two eRiUents named
respectfully, P. q. lANGD0E.
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HARRIsoE'S line, Il. {

niSy 7
In behalf my Company return sill thanks Iol.
A. Allen and Sheriff J. ". HnsOn of Duplin for the
liberal supply of provisions presented 10 by them short
time ago. when much needed it. Such prOmptIess
and beray convince that their patriotism and symps
thy for their friends not confined TO the limit
OF pocket book, strong lungs and foil head gas
May they live prosperous and happy lie; get
James Island or in The Georgia Militia.
). M. STANFORD,
Capt. Co. G, 6lst n. G. T..
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CAMP 2oTH Rze'r N. G. TRoops,

May 9Th, 1858. (
MEssERs. FuLroN PRICE PLEASE publish the re.
port yound ofthe killed. wounded and missing OF Co. K
10th Regiment N. G. T.
Kfled-It E. w. Collins Privatea A. B. Conner and
Ox en- Il. Brown.
Wounded-sergt. j. p. Cook, Privates James Dire,
James Merritt, J. J. Ward, Med Ward Joshua William.
son. a..e
Missng-Seft. C. NJ. Mobiles.
Yours Respectfully,
Lieut.. W. G. BALDWIN,
Commanding Company K,
REGIMENT N. C.
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The ARREST OF vALLANDIGH 4M-MoB IN DAY
TON, OHIo--BUILDINGs FIRgD--BANKs BADLY
WHIPPED BY KIRBY SMITH.
JACKSON, MISS, May llth, 1868.
special dispatch to the Appeal that the Chicago
Times, of 9Th inst, has dispatch dated CINCINNATI May
9Th, which states that Valandgham was arrested by
company Of soldiers the charge Of violating BuFDsdsf
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LATER NORTHERN NEWS-LINCOLN CALLS OUT
THE BIETLA-DEATu OF GEN. JACKSON.

RICHMOND, May 10th, 1868.
The Wing has Northern dates of the 9th iEst
Lincoln has issued proclamation calling the nail
t. suppress the rebellion All abe bodied male citizens
foreigners from twenty 10 fory-hye years who have de
clared their intention TO become Citzers constitute
National forces.
An Official despatch from Stanton rays that Pref
dent and GeEeraln Chief has Just the amy
Of the Potomac. There serious disaster TO the or
ganiza and efficiency of the army and not than
one-thrd of Hooker's forces engaged. Stonem5u
operators brilliant sucoess part Of his force
having advanced within two miles Of Richmond. The
army will speedily resume offensive operati Ds.
The trial of Valandngham conducted by court mar
tial on the eth. The decision is unknown.
The correspondents of the New York papers give grad
and accounts of the battles Disgusting tho
defeat far possible by the multiplicity words.
Hooker unned aud thrown down by shell which
SHATTERED the pillar of porch which he was leaning
against in Charlottesville
Governor Letcher received despatch this afternoon an
nouncng the death Of Cen Jackson Gunney's at 3lJ
A NJ He died from the combined effects of hs and
attack OF pneumonia. His body will DO rough TO this
city TO morrow b. special train
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List az Ctsnois IN Go. Il 20H Regt N. { T., al tie
Battle Of ChdnceIors o,Le, Pa.
khl"d-Serst Geo West and p'ivs'e John Bass :,
WOu cded-- PIvates John Williams, since dead Sam
Phps Josiah Hudson, i lcss left Leg Lewis Jackson.
slighg &ompaon Holder, Dighty l. B stith do Edmund
Jac ksoi,, rely. N issing, John West.
Col. Taoa &as wounded it. Collins and t. Wilson were
killed. i, hclaTd (Ad) is missing. Capt. BEoadburst,
1t Willis L. La Rh0rn, and 1t Hicks wounded.
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Nichols, MCGOWAN and Hoke Col Crutched Chief Arty
Jackson's corps; Col Edmondson 9th Va; Colonel
Warren, 10th Va; Co Williams, 37,h Va Col mellow
eli. 1at NC; Col o Edwards, 18th s o 1t Col Walton
3sd va Maj Michigan, LIST La Maj Palmer, Ger (Gen
Hill'a staff y Mai Miller. LIST 8 G Kihea.
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HEADQUARTERS Go. F, 5lsr n. G. T.,
IOPsAIL SOUND, HoIMEs' LkNnrNa !
May 10th, 1868.

MI ssEs. EDITORS Please give me small space in
your paper to return the thanks of Co. F. 5Ist Reg
n. @. T., to Col j. T. Harrington for present to the
company OF quarter of the finest beef we have bad the
pleasure of tasting in some time. May the Col live TO
green old age and always be az happy as COZ. was
when they received the present
Capt 90. F, 5lst Il. CT.
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YANKEES KILLED.

h!oHAcND May oh, lst,
Big. GeDs Barry il reported. killed, and Meade How
ard, and two others wounded Tie Medical Director of
Bhney's orps was Killed All OF the above ara Yam
KEGS
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RO-fT OLIVE, N. c.
MAY 10th, 1888.

EEskRs. FUTON l. PRICE
Gents Enclosed send you letter frCm QuaTtermaster
FarcOth Of the I'd N c. T., TO Capt c. d. Roberts,
Capt OF Company of said Re gnent, giving the
uslties Of Co. and Co. bch yoa publish
benefit of the friends Of the Regiment.
Yours truly,
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FROM YICKSBURG.

YICKsBURG, May 9th, 1868.
Nothing from the 'front.' The enemy has been land.
ing troops to day below YCungs point, supposed to be
destined 10 reinforce Grant.
The Wing cfce destroyed ny fire this afternoon
The origin Of the IRE 10 unknown
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The telegraph brings the news of VAN DoRN's death
He died. it is understood the victim of man, whose
eopuga happiness he had ruined 1t is said not to have
been his first similar offence. His fate will excite
sympathy while such as ours will sustain no
Sentinel,
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WHEREVER, Curing the past present week. men hays
met at b me abroad travelling at rest conversation
las invariably ard Inevitably turned to the subject which
has apparently been uppermoss il an minds and in al
hearts" SToEITALL jackson"
Each Individual seemed to sympathise with the hero in
bis suferngs and with the country They
cd 10 mourn the death OF JACKSON less pablo calamity
Shsn Es private tcuonss though near relative or an
intimate personal friend had fallen
We much doubt there is ano.her msn in the army nos
sessnE precisely The hold alike upon the public affection
aao TIE Pnoc confidence that JACKSON had 1t could no.
be called PopuiaEythat would too low name for
1t was not simply respect and confidence but It was
blended with sfectionate enthusiasm
And JACKSON deserved well all the cop66snes ,.o+ o -
posed IL HIM, ell the affection of which he VA. .ho ~
Ject al The Enthusiasm with which he was greeted If
Christianity, unbiemisued honor, splendid ability a-dt
patriotism and exemplary mcdesy, things to be admit
ed ard Cherished then General JACKSON worthy o
sdniraton and love Of his couutrymen for he
them al IN sn emmnent dc gree
But he is gone, have yet many brave and oos and
true men left who, under Goo will still bas olof, b
ner which ne carried to victory ON SO many fsIds