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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

hand s'iehl,; ivates Tbos Angworh. in heed. very
slight. L BaTnhi. in leg slightly; Chas Engefeld in
head, slightly; Lewis ] King in knee. severely; Theo
Phillips, in arm, slightly Ezekiel slaughter, IN loot
slightly. . wa
toD-1st Lieutenant VIM Fancy commanding.kille :
p ivates W johnson, StNDe. WOunded-Efcoatd
Ansey in thigh and leg, severely Bro~n, Brown
David Csudle in ankle. severely Noah Clark in band
I'd in back a. arm, severely; Allen wis, in leg
sliUhtlI: Dowd7. IN leg Slightly: Sydney kubanks ID
thigh. e verely; VIM Holt in abdomen. slightly; AL
bert Phillips in arm; Norman Webster, in hand slip
~; Alfred Wrightman, in shoulder slightly samuel
Co F-Capt 4 Moore commsr ding-Kied- Sergeant
John Carroway; Private VIM Flyer. W"onded-L'eut
Jessie Barnes in eye very siiQhtly; Prv4tes Jess@
Carr in shon DER ssvery; Rch,rd Raker 10 heed
severely; Frank Felton. 10 elbow, slightly Wiley How
ard, in hand slightly Eimund Psadon IN Ernin very
sligf uy; u fphla in hand, slightly Davis huna ID
high severely Seth Watson, 10 arm, very slightly John
Williams. in band, eighty.
Co G-KiIIed-Li Ut Daniel Shackelfori.
Co H-Cspt VIM LaDier, commanding TX iled-Pri-
knee, severely L'eut Henry Lauier in hip severely
Sergeant James B Robinson, in ankle, slightly Private
Joserh Gibson, in hand slightly Robert FL Peal, in
forehead sghtiy Vim Peal, in absdomen mortaily !;
leg very slightly; Harrison Roaerson in hand slightly.
Co I--Wrn Choate, commanding. -Wouads d lst Ser.
geaut George imley IN the face, severely. Ssrgt
Mitchell, in Of severely Corp Fl Esept, in hand,
cbard Cheek III hand eGh!g WIN Cheek. j., in hip,
slightly; Hflas Gong ia knee, severeiy Joseph Eudsod,
in back slightly; john Nabe, 10 hand, slightly James
Noxtsy in head. rnortalIy John Moxey il shoulder,
slightly Isaac Richardson i'll leg. ali&htIy
Companies G and weIe not engaSed-belng assent
on detached service. ,
Recapiulation Officers killed. wounded enlia.
ted killed, Z; wounded 81
I eTG sir, very respectfully,
Your Cbsdieut servant
IL FAlS0N,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26
18TH NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.


Color gera't John 0 Flick
Yates CALVIN Beatty AID , Hutf@sn T'ifsGe Lieut.
Love. 8 erms, Sutton, Eenry thook ] nj SIM
mons, sam'l Pollard Jacob Hoilar.
ten Sir elstery G King. %issng 8 rg't il Eve1s;
Privates " Bar!oz, Fl Fled, Green, Bagier.
Company G-Wourdsd Capt V Richardson, lst Lieut.
q Long; Prvates J Cor, HCdson. Missing: Corp'l u
Bentley W R Rst. E s,anady, s Cray D Crnnp, T D
Eau k, W R Faulk, G Howell, Ketchy, Lancas
PooveY ] = Geev's Jao SIDES Scales, o p Sos
era. j E Stevens j Thomas, e X V4use, J McV
Company D-wounded Alfred Burard. D a Dul.rd,
soeana \ p9 Row hg s"e d bSan
corp Jos PIlvatt y Andrews A Lawson, Privates J
sfs s:s By" H sey 5ynas cSTi, ad Hsda
Privatt. A Pr fit, " Rector spiyy, W Set
Compa nv 13-EiHrt: Ps.vat, n Durham Wounded ::
Corpl q C:sn, Privates K H nry Reeves, Weaver,
Ss EGG n5 tr 3 Pst sf P'ivs,es
BarDbl, " Butter, |. Briscoe. W Cook. Nathan Lewis,
70 Ks, ii smith WoodcocA, Thos Weaver.
Company F.-Kled: Private Moron Wound d !:
,,r Bt1G ku CUFF 5f'SSPS
Missing 1st L'eut Mcintosh, Sc geans Mclean
Mates s Be5g Borse BdS6 oaS Jdo
hause " G. 9nnely. Days, McGraysen. E
NJ Lean, Paae, a " Roper, v smtrh r UPTON,
Thos Walters WALKERS, Jones, D Jones, W Green,
Webb, Martin.
Company G-Kled; Sergeant Morrison, Corporal
L Reid. Wounded Pnvates widen, D Matthr
Missing Sergeants AVert, F ed Nash, Corporal q
i mathews PriVa, Il Daney, Cation, L W BUS
teIl, 4 Hancock.
Company h Killed Private VI J Henson. Wounded !:
Serg smith, Alex Lewis, CorplJ Best, Plivites
Fisher, A Wnton lat Lieut. 81 scCoiuul. aIseipg
Capt Nj Wooten, I'd Lieut. E!kns, Prigates Brown
Balls, l. Bups amor, Fisher, g Il City Ihomp
c upany Killed Private Atwood. Wound d ::
Private RI Go6freY hergts DfVaue Carroll, Private
Cane Missing :: Captain c Lewis sergeant Block
priv..es ] j F Heath Sprinkle l. Horu Evans
" Melton J Eay, Bland. Bland, W Bowen, j
Dawson.
N sutton PtIyaes q w Meadows, Skies, James Davis
" " Anderson Missing Sci gaant Patterson, PrVaeg
D Ferguson, Gillespie, Moore NJ Bne, SingIeter-
~, W j AicDufiiI.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

We have never ats ppted 10 critic re military move
r,erto nor in fact any other movement, when had
~ s,,ro,6 yFe had good grounds for opinions, and
xa NAV say that upon the whole, events have proved
the general curacy of c,ncluslous.
General J HUSTON has been falling ba"k for soin
time before the enemy advancing from Chattanooga
towards Atlanta. This may have been necessary "
the nee ssity, of course we cannot speak we %"
to General T Hxsross ackR owedged strategy and
adr,o that we are ignorant of the matter; but We
,onot f,rpet that according TO all the rules of war
tbcv III, in the bock the party having the initiative has
the advantage and compes the opposing party to ol-
low bis lead and follow his moves This has been the
relative position OF the Federal and Confederate
mics III the Southwest. We have dictated
no movements to SHERMAN. He he's ty ths
initiative forced US to follow his lead in all cases. Such
is the position Of things to an outsider oucn are
suits BY which alone the word can judge; and, after
ALL results are what fighting for. We care little
for fancy intermediates The Conederacy is sacrificing
its life blood fer resuls-or end-not Tor mere can
paiguing.
Either then General JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON is much
weaker in means than the public generally suppose or
he has some most profound strategy concealed or be
has allowed the Yankee Generals to obtain advantages
which cannot be recovered without untold oes hch
of these predicaes is right cannot pretend 10 say
This mucb however is certain, that either Gen. JOHN
srcs will redeem himself by glorious achievement
which we trust and believe be wor the public faith
which in the absence of achievements has followed bis
name with the most undertaking fdelity-wil be most
seriously shaken. acknowledgements PLAIN
terms-doDg something is now essential Ii Is almost
matter of life and death.
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Cus.s AID s. Ig ss

We must CoDess that little surprised
on resd,rg lie foowil G which toms the opening par
ngrah If IN article il le London Q nrtery of the date
OF Jan. 1864 -
..WItIir the few the of has this
country advanced viz great rapdg AT EebtsoPoi our
suns SEQ mainly o. iS-pu dArs ail % & u"de'e-
There boz 6pounda used nt he g., and
two of these we're ba'Iowsd b. Ire French
Within the Last len years ElgIar' Ind France eos
cen rated ali the force against their Russian stronghold
il the Back Sea, aud fought for nearly two years wi
is and 81 FOUNDER smooth torres! fl I'd cannon
aterthougnt The comparative failure Of existing ord
nance excited The inventive faculty of the great mill
tary nations an! inaugural new in the history
of artillery.
These acts enable US TO Institute some comparison
between the sege Of Sch and that of Charleston,
Richmond or Vcksburg. 10 the latter CASTS immense
r;fl guns of range and power were used
IL tie former smooth bore 18 and SO Founders.
When we read details of the war in the Crimea and
noted the slow progress OF the batteries used by the
French and English against Sebastopol had idea
of the backward state Of their artillery, if had
then, We are certainly unable to realize it
The only really heavy gun of long range mounted by
the besegers at Sehastopo, was onehuudred and
seventy pCunder known as the lancaster guu, gun
with oval bore, the excentricty winding spirally
from bre ach to muzze to give the gho also oval
the desired rotary motion. This gun, very efficient
when it did make strike was so f1ult to manage as
to be practically useless aud in fact, was but little
used.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

THE LADIES SOLDIERS AID Sc CIETY-We have
receiptGd bill charged by OF our railroad;
on box Of provisions and decacies for the sick arc
wounded soldiers sent by generous aid benevolent par
ties in another county, to the Ladies Soldiers Aid So
ciety here. We call attention to this fact
not with the view Of finding fault bu
for the object of bringing it 10 the notice of tie
thorities of cur railroad Companies, confident thai
nothi will be needed, and that in future articles
for this benevolent purpose will pass free.
10 any single the cost might not be much, but
in the sggr gate it would draw seriously upon funds
all of which will be needed and more than needed to
Gerry the plans for the relief oour sick and wouud
ed defenders passing through town from the fields
of their fame and their sacrfces-sacrifces maze
noby aud go freely foE the salvation of the untry and
the safety of all
We take ii for granted that charge for the trans
portaion ct box given by the benevolent for sue, s
purpose &c simply inadvertncy OF the result. of a
msuDders1and aud will be attended to in iu, ure
The box 10 QUESTION the line of the Cha,.
lotte R. ad, the managers of which We know to be
liberal and patriotic.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

Mr. SPELMAN, Jupi1r Eiitor of the Goldsboro' STATE
journal writing from Petersburg under date of the
ls rnstaat says he stories ia regard to the
misc 'uduct OF Generals WHIrInG and MARTIN were
rank SANDERS. B,th behaved we'll and retain their
comm nds."
We thought as much Why then were these rumors
put IN ciTcu"tloo! Can't P. ,ersburg friends SCI
tia some people will think that this Glamour w,ul,
never ave bes heard Of these reports never have been
put in circulation bad these officers hailed from Vr
o ginia3 Ne do lot say 50, but others will.
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EsAD9' Rs lsr n. G. T., }
nav lA:h, 1854.

@ay lAh 1854. !
Messi s. Fulton e Price:
Through Gods providence I, with few others Of he
gaap: old lst left tell the sad tale OF Regime
We commenced fghting the 9TH and have been
vrng, diminishing and fighting siuce-When lie
18th old Grant massed so 600 troops against Division
ohnsons only containing between three and four thau
the of the Division, with Mai Gen. johnson
Brigader Gen. Stuart Nearly the whole Of Beige de
captured. give below lst of those who out
safe from county, ard hope you wi insert it in
columns for tee nto:matn Of friends The
of he LIST and 3rd o. Re gimens temporarily assIu
ed Gen Earnsure Brigade. Rhodes DIV soB and the st
of the Division assigned Gen. Eariys Division tj
of Regiment succeeded in escaping though vt
of them Hounded and about twenty five of the 81 got
The only killed from the county FIR Lat
Wln. Groom TLe following She of til" se
who escaped:
Captain b ,nlzon slightly <ouaded
lieutenant SCOTT.
Sergeant Herring.
Corporal Boylan.
The following is list of the prisoners from Few Hem
over county:
Lieutt MCMILLAN.
S=rgeant Mclnire.
Cotporss Bordeaux and Robinson.
Privates yan ReDose, Kelly Moore, Powell. Smith,
St,cky.
We fighting, hope the last fight Of the Grant
dete mined anDihate army his the
bis loss, up to this time, is IMPOSED to be up
wsrds of 80 600 We have hare fight to do yet
Aa3 God bless caussand give speedy psace,
Your friend,
TROa. II. W. MCINTYRE,
Lieut. aud Acting A ju.ant,
lst ~. G. Troops.
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CO. G, 20th ". c. II.
BGEAsTwoRKs NEAR sPoTrsYLvlN1A G. a, VA =,

BGEAsTwoRKs NEAR sPOTrsYLvAE1A G. n, VA J
Nay 10Th, 1864.
At ssrs, Fulton 6 Price:
The following is correct list OF the casualties CT tls
COMPANY in the recent battles up to the present time
which will peas9 publish for the benefit OF CON
ce'n"d:
Ki.led-None.
Wounded-Privates George Hays, bedly in b-th arna.
Fl II Curnhee ard Reynolds, both slightly in hand
hissirg-Serets Ellis Russ Wesley Gore Corps
Samu i b Ga m aud 'muel Hics an; Prvaes 4 c
Cie#is, (umbee, Ho ett, Hay lnopd VILLAIN
Gore, D 81 Williams and Moses Simmons
The t}Ompant has been holly engaged four different
ccca4ions il the last of which, (Thursday l2h) it, com.
with the Regiment steadily engaged der with.
eIiug fire for eleven hours.
The regiment has lost three worthy officers besdes several
wounded, Lieut.. ri. Wilhelm ia missing The l2h
inst.
Lieut.. G. II. Watson, of Co. C, was killed on tn, 9Th
iust.
Major John Brooks, Of Brunswick county, ard FORMER
CaEt of Co. G killed early the morning of rhq u
his dea has cast gloom the entire regime c- he was
the favuFlte OF ALL and Drawer DIRE sr ord
! viii wr'te more extended aCCoun soon.
Yours, &c, D. BENNETT
Capt. Commanding.
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NORTH GEORGIA.

Passengers BY the 10 o'clock train this morning,
whether the reliable gentleman was among tie or
not, is not dtfcitey knowr) report that Gen John-
son has penetraed iato the oowes of the 4nd as far
Altoona, in the Sou b 4 act coruer OF 1888 cauutv
having crossed the E:owah yesterday mornipg, aud
burnt the bridge behind N. A. this a good MANY
'imid people have become greatly alArmed-a
proceeding their part whcn is very fool
ish AID very unueces ary Up to the hour of going &c
press Sherman had rot demanded the surrender of At
ana, and unless some of The machinery breass, We ex
pect to go TO press many mare mes before such de-
nand is made Everybody who is afflicted with
weakness 10 the knees may rest assured that Atlanta
vi" have to be taken, not by fl ,nk movements ous by
whipping the Amy of TENNESSEE w6ich is ole of tne
lew things that cannot be do1e
When General Johnston ISSUED bis "war order'' be :.
yond The Elowab, on the evening of At 10 b, it was
his intention to bring general engage ment on th
utxt cay. Accordingly, about day break Yesterday
morning Gen. Hoods corps we'd cut to heel the pos
nou of The enemy, and bring Oh the fight. But the
enemy was not there During the night be had moved
of down the river, and in the act of EXECUTING
another of his flank movements.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

We are sorry to learn that friend n. P. BANKS,
has been removed from the command OF the depart
ment OF the Gull" On the 7th Brig Gen. CANDY was
con:ormed by the Yankee Senate Maj. General,
it being stated for his speedy confirmation
that he to go out and relieve General BANKs and
command OF ell the troops Weet Of the Missis-
sippi River CANDY 10 have lett the 9th for his
new command.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

The VANDALs IN RoAE.We regret to learn from
the Atlanta papers that Thursday or Friday last a
portion OF SHERMANs Yarkee vo0dals passed through
me, Ga, l their to Atlaoto, thus turning JOHN
sToN's left flank AID mIeipg him to FIJI back South
Of the E .oWah River.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

Our forces cccHpy line three or four miles
East of the RailFoed having forced tie emery East of
Turkey Bend on J-mes River. Our night tia
p"mat and cur left The James he n by i'll DON
be comued to abandon the B. rG:uda Humid ed. Eecks
together, there is scared FIR him
hVOudc army the cOBtIaeted space le im.-
Every day bis Situation gro precarious
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Fayetteville Observer please c Ply

TIE following list Of casualties among the Ulcers in
the First North carolina nfatrc, Stewars brigade Since
Thursday ha 9Th of Nav: C.ione II = BroRn dai ger
o1Ry ou0ded in left Qng; Lieutenant Colonel Row
ell. missing Msjor L c Latham wounded in abdomen.
Company 1 -HissiDg Captain L 10: Wound
e7 Lii u,epant John siorg in leg.
Company B-Klie1 Lieu eoa"t L Curtis.
Company C-Wounded: Gap ain " Thompson, slight
ly ia head; LieutoLa0t Chares. Misaug Lieutenant He
Mil.ac.
Company D--Woundcd: Captain williamson in breast
Killed Lac matt H ward.
Company 9 Kissing ;?aptain Whi!ehucst, Lieut.
A La: h4gn, Lieutenant IL Target.
Company H-Wounded Captain Biz=' heed
Hi sing Lii utenant john II GuIther, Lieutenant
ttofied.
Company L-Asssinc: Captain Fowler, Heartgfeld
Lieutenant Carver. Wounded LIZ uteua2 Patterson,
lousy in BEAD
Company K-siissing: Captain " Day. Wounded
Dr. T Branch, moi tally, since dead.
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Your UbedIent seTVart.
Il. J. HALE, Ir., A. A. Gen.
Casualt.es la the gath N. c. Troops.
Correspondence o. the Petersburg Register.
CAMP NEAR DREwRY BLUFF May 18th, 1854.
Mr. Edit r: For he mAti-n Of the friends OF The
21thN Rg't, i propose to give you list of the cas-.
n the late fights on the l2h lh 18th and 18th in
stant
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LIST OF CASUALTIES IN TIE path N. q

LIST OF CASUALTIES IN TIE PATH N. O. Ras1ukNr
Clarke, severely, in shoulder
Co A, Killed: sergt W 4 Daniel ard Priv J.s xic,o,.
Wounded Can't Jas Holman, slightly, in he ad: Corn ~
Kerr seriously w Buchanan MsnsAsld ard A ClaVton
Go XII ed: Noue Wounded None Missing I'd IT,
Oan war; ard Pittmao, captured
johnson AID G Kemp; Privs ] Farrell and B stance
slightly. "'ei
Co D, Killed: None. Wounded: lat ItTL Which,.
BRIGGS. Rob Evans, John MarteV. VIM Piman Co.,
John Hamil severely; Corp Geo w Rami -Privs ThenR
Collins Js ,,,J 'dWs W. and John Adams slightly.
gan, r King Pbaroah Lee. Wounded segt VIM Ella
ridge. Privs Q Dup1ee Rayuer and John H Morgan
severely; CorpI AdridVe Prvs Riley d, via Jam,
Largely, Massengn kentdn. Syick,sndi lanes n
Thomas Jas Shirley, Brit and s w Ingram s,jeht
~. Missing J e West captured
verely Missing Corp Robt McKinaou, Plivs W BacS
man, Hiar and no M fir, supposed capture d.
Co H, XII d GgtJ Geun. Priv A BIadsber -
Wounded: lsi 1t Long severely in thigh, Corpl 4
gan. morally; Robt Aichel, John Ford and George
Ford, ighy.
Wright. johnson, l. Ingram, W Stewart, EsekiA
Crecch. hssiDg-Sergt Raymond Ennis Priva,es p
Barber. Durham and B Joh SON.
Co K Kned-None. Wouuded-Sst Jos Hopkins
a7d Alias stalIings severely; Prvts G unnei and
S1r,cS ana Perry mortality PriPts Doyle ard John
Griffin, severely William Rodgers Harris J lhn Par.
ker, JOS Moye, TiPpet, Thos ssnderford ard Clip.
son, slightly.
REcApITULATIoN.
Killed Officers, 2 Jen7
Wounded officers, Men az
Missing Officers, Men 10
Total 8 70
Very Respectfully,
Your 0bedicnt servant,
BP BARKER
Act. Adj oath N. Troops.
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The Situation In so,tnrrn Georgia.

We copy from tie Atlanta ga Register OF the 22i
inst, The following article relative to tie situation of
military affairs in G-n. JoHxsToN's command. The
e giser saYa
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CaSuaetl: q.

~ ,r to oi Is oson s osfis Lanes Brigade
General Et=n. Lieut. O:car LAIe, O. wounded
7TH NORTH CAROLINA.
Field ard StaT -Miesia4: L ent Col WIN Lee Davidson
Wounded : Adj ant " Pearson.
COMPANY W uoded Private sl:a Daserha~t: Miss
irg: spt Knox, Prva:~s Eoaa Baker, J II Edison.
Compeny R-Kled: Priea'eg Martin Car,ikeE and
Levi She. Wound-d: ct W q Sawyer; Pr.va es No
II Farr sid Jas Freenan aissi7s Corporal ii
smith.
COMPANY C.-Eile3: sorst J phlp2s.. Wounded :;
asss Aps "9 xaae Pft7ss S@ ada5, din
son Clancy, . Regts sr ard 49, sh h IN -,
Thos BFukla Priratrs John Brink ., WIN Casbem Wm
Elliott Jno Elf, John eHwal, VIM @4sson, Nsu'z
Privates Bjcaara Anderson. odman, Jsha Pollard
D suIIiv>n, J Vincent, srephrna.
Privae s Doa1s. 3 Fs,ro Wick, Denton N Wiliams
taYaF s5to ogsa 1 b neTm,p s erR
Taylor; Cospls 3 Bztchelor " Lal e.; Friv.tcs
P east..D Deans, !. Hasg, Price, } " iink, IT
oo9pa? F -E,l!ed Sergeant K Ayreg Prizato G W
N~wson1; Prjvara q Staff I'd, q Graham Fie
ing. Sutrat " Poac7 JAS Glastonbury, ira"
COMPANY G-kisd: Sergeant II e Edzsrds. Wound
s ed Sc i deaso oaPop HoP'S vi ~
Sook Be-. sis s:iPg Go;5gosl Ya'e P;iTa'es
o Srno5ss Hks sds Pvass Wo sA1h1
wounded !: Lieut. l. Staff I'd; Pfvaes G d hcAchrau O
Tabor, u morrison, Overcafh, e HaTIls, z HI
Ger. Missing Private " Nicholson,
Company I-KIled Corporal Il bTcKnoelg. WOuui-
ed Lieut. p Roberts: Pfyates D W Ae9, 4 Reli, A
Il Cock, W - DPaton r ~ Emorscn, aUd captured. L &
Perry, y Tem2eton, r s B.oHD, j i I.eeRe, moi
ard caotu~ed. Missing Sergeant y r took; Pri-
Yates Hays Il kjsIe- q e Morrow, s l. Parker, D
Berry, Il Waterford.
Company XIII d Lieut. " Haywood EcTgeant ]
s Mct urdy Wounded Lis Walker CCrporat d T
War en- J Patterso~ Priva'es Austin W Sine
W Lsnberth. Henry league, Frecamron, W G
Houston as!Dg Corporal ,hn league, Privatea II
sa,tes i. sheriff.! J Harrtmsr, . Huffman, J a
L McLoilsu ] 3 rnea, " Eidsr.
RECAPITULkTI0N.
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From the Richmond Examiner.
ATcad o EmbC,

From the Richmond Examiner.
Arcad o Anbo.
James II. and James T.-they t.oo don't you see
And not be comic by you by me
James T. and James A-bo peace men ahem
We must al zsys refer to this parry as them:
) ames III. be declares that he Ia not James t.
proper precsu ion as all will agree
And James mig dsown in like manner James NJ,
AS Fam might have wish d to rep1diare Shem:
Faith tis hard cistineuish The from the other,
Zach Leach doss 80 close resemble his BOTHER
Yet 10 them in Corgress frol baudes the ~orst
James ID. NJ gh. hereafter be called James the First,
While his coeague worthy James t. might be reck
oned
By Speaker, Reporter and Clerk. James the Second
Tough completely thu trio historic 10 render,
Well have to cell Holden himself the Prete-.der.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

. LIEUT. GEN. PEMBeRroN.-The Richmond Wing of
Friday week, says Gen. Pemberton yesterday,
signed his commission Lieutenant Geaeral in the
Provisional Army of the Confederate States and
into active service in the field as Lieut.. Col of Art
ery. This action co the part OF General Pemberton
exhibits highly laudabe spirit, and goes far towards
ainlg ali that bis freuds have claimed for hita
q man OF patriotism and boror.
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The WHEAT CRCP.-A letter from Richmond coun-
ty says:
"Corn is remarkably scarce, but to Offset this, the
wheat crop 10 promising.
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he sITUATION

The Petersburg Erpcss of the 23d met, closes its
situation article as lows:
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FROM THE 6lsT RECT n. G. r.. Col. RADCLIFFE,
COMMANDING We are permitted to make tie folow-
ing extract from private letter from member OF
Company G, 6lst Regiment, r. O. T, dated North
taro!na Hospital, Petersburg, Virginia, May 19:h,
1864:
Yceterda, my con2sng yves sent OFT On
skDi and eceived gh w01rd in TIE lower part Of
my thigh think will be abba for duty IN shout CT
days The skirmishi & We hays had the harde (
have ever seer or heard o. Up TO the time left my
company yesterday. ve had killed, and one
wounded, besides myself. Poor Daniel Sbackelford [of
WILMINGTON ras k1eA on Monday. He brave AID
killed
During tie whole Of this engagement the 6lst has lost
one killed and about wOunded in company g. The Cap
TAIN Lieut. anier and myself the cnir officers wound
ed up O'Clock yeste day afternoon Bat the regiment
has lost in killed and wounded abs rs This Is quite
q large loss for resm nt."
Ve:g respectfully cur f:iept.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26
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YCrr 0b't scryapt,
To 0. G. PARSLEY. sr,,

To 0. G. PARSLEY. sr,,
NmiI g:Gn. 4. =.
We might as we'll state, what will be readily gurmged
that the writer is the gallant Co. Tbfuston
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

THE following letter kas been placed in Ends BY o.
g. Parsley, Eeq to whom it written. l. will be found
highly Interesting to number Ct giving it
does the Of he ss Of many troops
1t written by ofcer Of the Third Regiment Il. c.
whom We know 10 DC gentleman Ct veracity and pru-
dence, and who would not make statement without
ing fully Satisfied OF IT, truth