Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-30
For the Journal.
HEApoUARTER SD N. C. IEFANrRY,


EEssRs FDIToRs Thinking that would like to hear
from the old sd again though. would give you brief
incidents of her life since that PERIOD the
s she raj h with
General pryor as your pal paper a showed some time ago
10 the service always feel confident Of giving you
the news that have changed Generals, even If should
tifoson long we are tossed to and fro as We are
now The troops from every state except ours far
for the purpose filling up places other
brigades for instance, transferred Dolls
resmens Srssde ' Did % Il. ist and
Sd into North Carolina brigade the transfer Mol
to that we are opposed to General Cosen
pr s DO ~s
would respectfully call the attention Of our most excel
give US their opinion tn: subject Ali We want or ask
Is to be in North Carolina brigade, or under North
and then ready and willing stand whatever may
befa us. "Come veal, come woe.'
nents viz T. c. Jam ,s received the appointment Of Ad.
juant. He makes excellent Adutant and by the other
sentemsniy qualities serseant Mcclsmmy has been ap
pointed Lieutenant in Captain Radclifs's Co., F. Dr.
ocossioned by the transfer Of Dr. Walker ali ALL
much to lose Dr. Walker but in much he did
his pIace An0
% ye we an s time $ Ide
Reveille, 4so a. NJ; Police call Surg ca H, Break
Prsce ro@ to pI aG from
10 till l2 sergeants CALL 1920. Dinner P M. School
from till $3.50; Battalion Drill from till 6:30 Retreat,
6le Tattoo, $50 Taps, o. In addition to all the above
have brigade drill evey week last week the Sd took
and then has them to drill separately befere the DIVISION
who makes reports and he was that gave the
going try hard to beat the Sd the next drill but
you know enough of the Sd to know that that can't be
We were on pickett yesterday, and saw the Yankees
is no pckets opposite General A. P Hls lines that is
true speaks early evacuation by Hooker change of
base. Perhaps he intends crossing the Rappahannssk
There General about four weeks ago in North Car
but snce to say It was General s for he
true gentleman and christian, ss ever "trod in raw
feet gentleman but 1t General called, who
about that time making himself very conspicuous:
wounded furough, who sent in his certificates
costed BY this General with, whore Your furough, to
whom the private handed his furough and the General
turn when his urough was out? He pryae told him his
Captain was in few days and told him not to return
su!ary The yes God dam his (Captains
SOUL he S ut be RNs for mot taxing Sd ." you with him
would more have used that than he
ne s he S no
would have used such expression What has been the
He has
he had remained at home longer he would have soon
General speaks of going through the country and pressing
the provisions of loyal citizens Now would sdvise that
General he wants his candle to burn longer he had bet
ter postpone his provision impressment Make patriotic
request and those that have will take it to him. know
them better than he does.
assured the other day. Of certain conversation, be-
tween some of the officers of this Regiment They were
talking about their sweet hearts,, and what they gave
them to eat and drink while addressing them. One re-
marked that bis hm Sdssdfrds tea to drink The
tain lady you that kind of tea to drink were
certainly goner. So would advise all men, If their
sweet hearts give them sassaras tea to drink step i'm
mediately, for they will have it to do.
Hoping that may soon hear the glorious news Of the
old Sd going to North Carolina,
am yours dear sirs, ZETA.