davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
CGI.
Killed n Bath,

On the LIST inst, Ashland W., Orderly Sergeant
ISAAC WAYNE HUGHES, 6th AeBiment hCr.A
Cavalry, aged about nneeen years
The subject of this sketch, though OF Southern
tage, reared and educated Pc4nsJI-
vdDia.
Upon the breaking out Of the war; imbuad. h. .as
with southern principles, aid thoroughly .uyiuCgd #
the justice and recIigude II the great he
Confederate states mad embarked he once, JUuSA
not sixteen years OF age, fOisOUk the
severed the hI5 home AID iyi.-
without fear aad without Gossip lor
his ga4anIry, his devotion TO principle anu
discipline be had eHQearea hlset COuIIadle,
and won Tor hmsen III Ills reg e4t reputation Vi
which any soldier might have beea Isty proud wds
wounded in action Guinea OF Oe-
tober, 1868, and his fright CLOSED, An
at Ashland, the rst IL Datto ne eugved
three wounCs one OF which, through tAe head proved
fatal.
lie was youth Of sogul4rIy gentle and winning man
of the purest morality, aud pUsseg,ed Cu.yajeG
intellect, memory well stored aud yas.
sic learning His friends tun1iy aDti1L f.r f.
of usefulness and honor bu ITOvdence has Ii.
summon him " from the world b DAD Aoid Ol battle
from the blVouac of life >, LhAt HcIc l yuce of
mourning and strife ID hushed whUge ways are wayB
of pleasantness, and all whose pains peace"
q true wOCd WISH to de ing in de-
fence of The home OF MS ancestry ana IL vmdlcAOn OF
great principles which he believed To Tlgt WITH
back to the held and his teet to the toe."
His heroi.m has carved cut for himself monument
more enduring than MARBLE and Als memory no haa
bequeathed to his kindred legacy rich than gcus
ana rubIes. ii.
On the 25h May 1864 in General Hospital No. T. Ia tha
Town, q. W. LAhKINS, son Of W. Is. LaTkns, aged AZ
pears and months. He had short time previous
sickness volunteered III defence VI his CUunys
In Brunswick county, on the 10Th list, JOHN ADAMS
youngest Of the late simeon and Jane Il. Gdrrasou
aged II years, 2 months and days.
Sleep, little darling, thy rest is sweet,
Thou hast gone loved ones TO meet.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
CRAFTS FLANK rRG oPERATvOws.

The Yankee newspapers, and after them the English
PRESS have been representing the various operations
Grant by his Left wing many grand strategic
mens all Of which succeeded completely in their de
signs That this is cot correct view of the subject
that he made none of them voluntarily but, On the
coarary, that each the only alternative shoreof
retreat that be could 10 each
case have made the movement without fighting bat
tle-that in every he did fight bItre and on y
moved by bis left when be could for warfare
facts we'll known to every cer and man in both the
Confederate and Yankee armies, and are 10 truth, so
self evident that nobody but Yakes Secretary ed-
tor, would venture to deny them.
The object of flank movement, is either to get
around the enemy aud threaten him bis flank aud
rear get in bis and cat him of from bis base
or to make him abandon strong position, 30 that he
may be taught upon less advantageous ground II the
Hanked party 1a back to ground still stronger than
that abandoned then the ope alton be said to
have ded. IF the hsnkng party attack first ia
'front.' aud then proceed to nk after falling in the d.
rect attack. 1t looks very much like retreating Now
what are the facts? Gen. Grant crossed the Rappa-
hammock on the 4th May, with the intention OF fighting
his way through Lees army. He had it is said l3O-
000 men with bjn, and there is 10 doubt thai with
this force be expected to ufct fatal de eat upon Lee
in Sposyl Va of the counties bet ween Spott
sylva1a aud RjchmoGd. He never dreamed of the Or
position be should meet with, is evident from bis
proclaimed determination "to fight it cut line
take all summer" Ga the very first day of big cosng,
be attacked in his en- renchme1ts near E1ys Ford,
and driven ous Of th, m with the loss Ut l 500
akeu prisoners and heavy list OF Killed and wounded
On the 5th be beaten in a sevee com
Parker's Store and lost 5000 prisoners. On the h
another engagement took place the Wilderness, In
which he was driven back, with enormous loss to
Charlottesville eight miles from the of conflict.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
From the Petersburg Express, 18th Inst.
From The Front.

From the Front.
MORE HEAVY F1GHTING-THE RNEMY REFUSED IN
PRINCE GEORGE AND DRIVEN IN CHESTERFIELD
CASUALTIES IN VARIOUS COMMANDS ETC
Yesterdays operations were again inancnrated hv
heavy firing, and this time th3 of the cannon nd
the rattle of musketry from both sides the r;ge
In Chesterfield the enemy had presumed upon a tenn
poray evacuation of breastWorks, on Toursdav to
up towards the railroad, but yesterday morning
early kershaW and Pickett opened briskly and soon
drove him back to bis original position and re-
pied all our old lines. The enemy, we hear. did mt
offer very stout resistance, but the result wonld bava
been the same for had the men, and those men had
the vim to whip four times their numbers.
In Prince George the enemy showed his same hank
erug for the position known as Battery No. IL and
vicinity which covers the Baxter road. About half.
past three o'clock the moon had sunk btlow
the horison be appeared 10 great force and by
stealthily through the thick und rgrowth, got within
20 80 yards Of breastworks before be was dis
covered.
In four lines of battle they rushed forward and fed
ing our men somewhat unprepared, leapei over the
breastworks, and demanded surrender Ga they pour
ed but gave them battle and desperate hand
to hand fight ensued. small gap hav lug been left Oh
the right large number of the enemy quickly avai!ed
themselves of this advantage and men finding them
selves fanked retreated in some disorder Glen Bush
rod Johnsons old Brigade sustained the chief force of
this assault and lost heavily than any other. The
entire loss however, We hear, from oil causes, killed,
wounded and missing will not aggregate over loo.
portion of our lines in this vicinity was held by the
26th Virginia, Wise's Brigade, but the attack here
was handsomely repulsed. We regret to hear that Col
P. &. Page, OF the 10th, comms adiDg Brigade, was
mortay wounded in this assault. BE was brought to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
NORTHERN NEWS.

PETERSBURG June 10Th, 1864
The Express has Northern dates of the 4th which
that Stanton teegraphs Dix that Bubdge here
that he had fight lasting with Jack Morg
Cynthiana Ky, the 18th. completely routing Morgan,
killing hundred, wounding nearly many, cap
turing nearly four hundred prisoners Burbidges loss
one hundred and fifty.
Morgsns forces, the ds further says flying in
all directions and have thrown away their arms
of ammunition, and wholly dem 5raized. Morgan had
previously whipped Hobson. commanding at Cynthana,
capturing fifteen hundred prisoners.
The correspondent Of the Tribune writing in regard
the fight June Sd at Gold Harbor the regiments
ged all lost fom onethd to half Of their commands.
Gold closed the 18th at 1913.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FROM PETERSBURG.

PEFERsBURG, June IGN, 1854
Grants whole army in front of this place, in line of
battle There has been less fighting every day
since last Wednesday. The enemy have been generally
repused gaining little ground since Wednesday,
when they got within mile and half the city, ia
king of works. which they still hold. Occasional
shells have been thrown uto the CITY, doing however,
little damage.
Grants base is at City Point, the James river IL
miles distant.
The enemy have constructed immense observatory
about two miles below, from which observe operations
hereaoouts. The enemy on yesterday attempted ad
vance on our lines but troops opened upon with
equal to any OF the OdimRasn The go
nearer than tour hunoreo yards OF our lines To-day there
The people of Petersburg are quiet and resolute-sll
able to bear arms being in SERVICE,
AdVces from Lynchburg say the enemy have been mr.
sued since ybresk and that we have captured three
pieces of artillery and two hundred prisoners.
The bulk of Grants army 10 south of the Appomsttox
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
A CARD.
CARD.
YELLOW. CITIZENS AND SOIDrCpg nm q, =,

FELL0WOI1IZENS AND SOLDIERS or SAMP
SON co., ". c.:
At the solicitation of several friends have corseped
to announce myself candidate for the sherly of our
County Being connected with the army,in which ca.
pocy have been three years. and being denied at
present even the privilege of fur ought is impossible
or me 70 see and talk with wish do and hence
Ibis declaration. consider it time Esuited 10 the dis
cussion OF political Issues, and think the atators and
tcster could better serve tie country by entering he
army. caa only promise my friends, elected an nm
firing energy aud impartial action in the discharua ~ tho
duties which attached to the position And defeetad
will passively bow to your deciop,-knowng that you
generally do things well.''
ISAIAH BERRING,
1st Sergt. Co. " Sampson Artillery"
Fort Caswel, N. O., June LIST, 1864. 37u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
From the Petersburg Express, 2cth inst
FROM THE FRONE-A GREAT BATTLE In ISL
kENT-FIGHTING ON sATURDAf-tIPERA-
TIOSS

FROM THE FRONr-A GREAT BATTLE IMasI-
NENT-FIGHTING ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL
TIOSS YESTERDAY
All indications from the front points to great bat
te-which cannot be delayed much longer. 1ha5 it
will be one of the most important and probably de-
eslve battles OF the war may be readily imagined since
Grant fighting for what be considers the key
Richmond and noble army for its very existence
and the safety of the Bepublic. The lines of both
armies now confronting each othar almost within full
view OF this devoted city have been contracted and
80 closely Drawn to each other that the slightest
ment may bring On general engagement.
Early yesterday morning, it apparent that Grant
massing his troops on LETT, and this appear
ance later the day gave place to certainty He in
tends to hur his strength against that portion of
lines, aud byforca Of overwhelming numbers, break
through and overpower Our troops He has tried this
experiment in Srottsylvania, at Cold Harbor and else
where to his cost, and he may be as sgnaiy tpused
here. He has no room to maEG1vre his vast army
all of who it is bells we'd is in front OF Peter burg
ARD must fight at retire. That be will fight
bis movements yerterday leave no room TO douot.
The enemys forcts who lately occupied the Bermuda
Hunnred Peninsula, have been recently landed there
have been transferred to the Southsde CT the Appoma
tox. This was done On Saturday night and yesterday
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23

f>I1rHEs.-Capt. David Pender, Post Quarter Mas
ter, 1arboro, has furnished the Souherner" with the
following amounts collected in Tax in Kind in the fret
and second Congressional districts OF this State These
collections lave been made from only eight counties
viz Pitt, Edgecombe, Wilson, Halifax, Northampton.
Hertford Berthe and Martin, which counties compose
only half of The two Districts. The other counties
being in the enemies lines collections have been
made. The COLLECTIONS are up to the first May: 49,
TT bushels Sweet Potatoes, $50 do. Irish Potatoes.
l42 1858 do. Corn, 5000 do. Wheat, O23 do Oats,
387 do. Rye, SHE pounds Rlcr, 3,l55,76o do Fod-
or, 68474 do. Hay, 455l3 do. Cotton, 4O02 do.
Wool, 253 do. Tobacco, 1920 bushes Peas. do.
Beans, 80 DO. Ground Peas, 592 528 pounds Bacon.
A. 88 do. Salt Pork.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
A CARD.
TO THE CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS OF ONSLOW
90 UNITY

GENTLEMEN Having received the and repeated
solicitation OF many OF you 20 become candidate for
seat in the lower house the Legislature of North
Carolina and as am permanently disabled, cheerfuly
comply With the request OF friends. If able To
take the eG do not believe my triends would wish to
take me from it, and can assure you, gentlemen that
should not think Of asking you from dan
gers by giving me seat in the legislature should do
did IN the beginning of the go forward to tho
support OF those Who pohy co9erdg for rights
and independence. With regard my position liter
myself with the belief that has such as TO
clearly define it upon the great aud all absor bng subj t
Of peace, which all desire much. l can only say
that should be favored with sucieac number your
votes to elect me to the honorable position which as
pre-, shal go there pledged to do all in my power
bring about speedy and honorable peace: and to be
theu as in the army, all nv MACE care.
fully guarding the interest and honor the Stale ard INV
constituents.
Ny official duties will prevent my csLvssipg the County
but knowing that the patriotic people OF Onsow always
right shall cheerfuy submit to their decision whatever
it may be.
And am, gentlemen,
Your humble servant,
PORTER,
Capt Co. L. 3td n. G. Troops.
June
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FROM JOHNsTON'S ARMY-THE YANKEES AT,
7 r ID.
LYON, NEW HANOVER Co.. NC,

I
kEssas. EDITORS Il see in to days Journal communi
cation gned Many Citizens, proposing my (with
others candidate for the Legislature. While thank
Many Citizens for the honor they propose to do me-
especially In connecting with such distinguished
gentlemen must positively decline being considered
candid ate. Neither my time, talents inclination vii
admit of being Although believing with James K
Polk that officers of trust ought Iether sought nor
rejected do Lot think this the proper time try ycug
and inexperienced men, but on the contrary that should
put forth of and tried ability we'll qualified to
discharge the duties of cir positions with honor 10 them
selves and advantage the State and the Coneder
JOHN Il. MOORE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
June End

MEssRs. EDITORS: Tue friends of Mejor Robt. B. hcRae,
formerly of the 7h Regiment N g. troops, present his
name to the ci,zens and i'd of New Hanover county
AS candnae sheriff Major McRae land o1A
for fe) depriUed Of the use Of arm, tAo result OF
wounds received o battles lie was
engaged IN during Of over two years IN
army. For this and bis competency for tie
POSITION he deserves to elected. II his
wound he would not be ddate but would have Etii
coneLdiux win the Yankees tor our rights aud nde
our uotes and of al.Oing, than bounded soldier
L FRIEND.
lima On 24l.tt-39-lL*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
March End, 1864.


TO THE VOTERS OF BRUNSWICK COUNTY,
N. C.
IN compliance with the wishes Of many friends in the
army and among citizens, announce myself q candidate
for sheriff 10 Brunswick county 10 the election in August
B7ing in the army. shall not have opportunity
of soliciting the suffrages OF the in person.
in the county. have been in service two years.
Should the people elect to the position shall be CRATE
ul for their pata and direct every available effort to
their public and personal interest
Should some other be their choice, shall quietly acqu
esce decision and devote myself cheerfuly,
fore, to the service OF my country as soldier.
D. 8. ALLEN,
Co. G, 36th N. q. t.
Tuna nd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
TO THE x.rEes OF SAMPSON couNTy.

TO THE Wa ats Or 9AmFSoN W
BEING IN TIE SERVICE | take this me'nod OF uH<
pe myself as andidate represent the ounty
Sampson in the House of Commons OF the mex
As will be in,l osbe for me- 10 meet the eo"u poop VI
old Sampson (wihoa al accdent) before he &ugust elec
ton only say my prime pies are 100 %eu hho"
my country to admit a" any oouot 40 70 'S usse
ANS her defence, only ADD nat Eha'efeI may
to her best Interest," and lodepehoent IN
be earnest desire acc0msiizh and 10 su2n vi" ny
whole time AID talents be devoted Soliciting he soa d.
o. JAMES K. LAsSITER,
OF the esd Reg't N. o. troops,
May Stat, 1854, AAru
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23

TO THE VOTERS OF bUPLIN COUNTY.
GENTLEMEN AND BROTHER SOLID .RS IL an
myself candidate tor a in L. House of
Commons OF the state LIE isatu 5eins solder
LIST N. c. Cavalry, Co. j. II prevents from setiug or
uiBglng with The voters Of Dap il oGnty therefore am
in hopes that my CpponsDs vii! not take any
vantage OF my absence Not knJwlng may ME be.
fore the Le gsa'ure. have but promise
my rieuds If en- toTtIu1 tie eIuugh ted shall
endeaVOr 20 pcOm Je STATE County
OF Duplin as lar my skid and ab. y admit. am
sli Democrat and also rUns as ever
lived or died. ACTS are louder than words.
the service three years the ( b Ut July uexj.
Z SMITH.
June 23d 39.tet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
VARIETY STORE ARR.V.LS.

ENI9H HDUK5 Btrs OF s1e-I Ciuu f,ut., k.z,r5 ut.
L ton Yarns, Homespu4s, BIT, pa 3 He-I Dali. "a.
De Cut Traps MatGGa5 u az u hOX taIss
Fine liars Tobacco COTTON nEd ~JUi ards, d0T'c Il
uueE.l afs ia d B4css, A-af srjs RAJ Nh S@g,
,EtAid And II nd Files. Pins Efh Mar
ng les Chcoy, soda Gopp shoe threat, bachiuB,
,on Ii7ar ,yil White Huzt4r1 ""d, P'w0er 40
Caos Tacks Brandies and Mi Ike ., &c sc at
Wills Jh'o Varicit Store.
nne Goth "a }t-J9 II
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23

TO THE VOTERS OF SAMPSON COUNTY.
AT THE solicitation of mauy friends announce myself
ss to the county of Sampson in the
next House of Commons of the Legislature of North Car
DINA and respectfully solicit the suages of the voters
of said county. elected pledge my best efforts to at
tend to the duties of the responsible position to the best
of my ability. J. c. WRIGHT,
Co. /, 46th Regiment, N. C. T.
June 2. 225t1staug-36-t 1staug.*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
June 2.
WILMINGTON, June 14th, 1854

WILMINGTON June 14th, 1854.
MEssRs. EDITORS The following ticket will be liberal
supported by the citizens and sodiey of New Hanovex
County, to represent in the Legislature of n o.
viz
For the Senate,
ELL W. ALL.
For the Commons,
Col. JOHN D. POWERS,
JOHN T. MOOBE.
MANY CITIZENS.
June "a. 236lt&38-2s*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FROM THE SOuTHsIDE.

RICHMOND, VA, June 18th, 1864.
The following dispatch has been received at the War
Office dated
PETERSBURG June 18th, lss4-9:45 o'clock, P. N.
General Bragg:
The made two assaults lines this afternoon
and thay repuised with loss We captured about
hundred prisoners including eleven commissioned
officers They belong to the first brigade of Hancocks
corps. Al quiet at this moment.
(signed.) G. T. BEAUREGARD, General.
No other news this morning.
The Railroad to Winvie L. MELVILLE, clear of Raiders.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
LATER FROM GEORGIA,

NARISTTA, UA June 18th.
The enemy to-day are shifting their right throwing 1t
further towards the East Information from uDdoubted
sources their troops dshearteped and
morszed from the recent defeats and sickness
DeseIer In squads of ten per day constantly coming
INTO our INES leaving their homes. skirmshir
continued to-day, with unimportant results.
roaas are heavy from the recent rains which reards
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FROM GEORGIA.

MARIETTA. Ca, June Goth, 1864.
The enemys cavalry made demonstr alton this morn
ing Big shanty towards Canton on but
received by division Of ours, when they precpitaely
withdrew Our army is beiug daily reinforced by the
slightly wounded and convalescents.
There croakerism criticism of the army but the
greatest confidence is manifested by both officers and
the capacity ard ultimate of Gen. Johnston
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC

ntered according to the Act Of Congress- In the year
1859 by J. s. THaAsHBR, in the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trct of the Confederate States for the Northern
Distrct or Georgia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FROM GEORGIA.


THREE Mills WEST MARIETTA, June Is, 1854.
The enemy has moved large number of his forces
left. Cannonadng and musketry is constant amcunt
ing almost to general engagement. The rain continues
to rem der the roads III fit for military operations.
The indications that left and will be at
attack.
a DEF erter come in this morui1g drunk.
casualties occurred yesterday side. Sew
era prisoners were Captured this morning.
[sECoNp DIsPATCu]
MARIETTA, June l8.-Ran has been falling heavily and
necessarily the OF last night and all this
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
CAMP OF THE 18TH N. C. r.,

NEAR LIBERTY MILLS, VA, Feb. 9Th, 1864. I
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces to the
citizens and soldiers of Baden County, that he cand
date the office of Sheriff of said County and oud.be
pleased receive their support. If elected he pledges
himself discharge the duties of the Office with the
fidelity and zeal which he trusts has characterized him
soldier.
BENZ. F. RINALDI,
Capt. Co. A, 18th N. G. T.
March End, 1864. l48-3t&23-te%
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
Jane Goth
~ AtEL
TAX KIND DEPOT,

TAX ] DhPUI,
NEW PkEOvEs CoUrTY, N. O., June 2And, 1854.
FyNHE IIFHE PAY ERS VII. ct IN - Wilm'4gt,u, J. dc,
Friday, July ls 1864 for 10 1ay'' u have ter
mates credI:.d fersous must bSiGg thsc rece.-s a.
get faal receipt for al The. have pai ca t"er
Persons comply ec snbe 20 nave lhsIT
returned edited.
By order Capt. ScG )WAN,
Pos H. 4laG}i,s. n.
". /. III. Ms Q Fl. < "t L -. &
74@3s--39 tt,C. 4. S. -p,p II1a "i .at. "a.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
EJBED.

A. II O'Clock A Nj Monday, the 20 June, 1885 Mns
ELlA AbEtH d. HARI@AHr l. the So year her age.
She been zealous.aBd WOrlhy the Prshn-
tel1an church tOr many years, aud in The full 20 Of
0lssfnI immortality beyond grave. yh3 uenDrIs ~
Der ihurch and the trje OF rue lam
are Invited To attend her uuerLI uUCi alter
noon from the residence of ro IIey P-ul to
GaK Dale Cemetary.
Wilmington, n. u.. 2ist June, 1864
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
June 20.
70 THE SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS OF MARTIN



COUNTY.
AL THE REQUEST OF SEVERAL OF my soldier
frieads take this method Of anrouDcH myself as ca
didate for the office County Court tI OF Martin coan
~ at the election to be held in August next
Being in the service cannot avail M rel or an oppor
,,nu q, vt in person my old friends Aarsin county
il they should honor with their sursges
vii surely use every exeton to perform the dnlies o.
tho Of a With aIacrity, accord to my ability
' ~ W. B. TARKEN Ton,
Fort Holiness
Co. B, Sd no. Ca Bat. Artillery
June 20. 4l,'t-o9A'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FROM THE vALLEY-sHERIDAN MAKING FOR THE
JAMES RIVER

RICHMOND, June Goth. 1864.
Unofficial information from Lynchburg states that the
Yankees have been overaken in their retreat at Liberty
and q large number captured.
Sheridan seported in Hanover county to-day, moving
towards James River with the remnant OF his commando
The capture Of party confidently anticipated
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FOR SHERIFF.
237.te.

WE are authorized and requested to announce Col.
D. HALL candidate for the tfce of Sheriff of Ne
Hanover county, at the election in August next.
June Is. 237.te.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23

WE authorized to announce the Hon. SAML j.
PERSON aud Capt. JOHN X. HAYES as caud dates tc
represent New Hanover county in the House of Commons
of the next General Assembly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FROM RICHMOND.

Iyh,
No official dispatches have been received at the War De.
partment TO day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FOR SHERIFF.,

WE are requested to announce MAJOR ROBERT B. M
Rae tforDerly of the 7th Reg't Il. c. To- candida
for the office of Sheriff of New Hanover County at the ee
zion in August next
Jane H. 239.te+