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SPECIAL INCOME TAX.
INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE.
OFFICE AsSE sSOR 18th cor. DISTSICT Of ONO
L OK, NJ

OFFICE ASSE ,~Olt l2th COL DlSISlCl OF piIOi
Lancaster, Ohio, Nov. l9h 1854. +
TN aceotlaaca WITH Join. resolution passed hy
Congress and approved July 9Th, lS4. imposing =
special income duty Of five per cent OIL the incomes
oi 1853, in cYrcss Of Six Hundred Dollars notice is
hereby gwen that the aSse"smeht has been made,
tlat the lists are now onct for the inspection of ALL
PERSONS who may desire to cxanins tie sane, and
may be found for the space Of ten days at the Offices
Ofny Assistant AsScssorS whn reside At the county
seats ~ the respective counties in the 18th COLLECTION
District vf Ohio.
All appc.lS to TIM Assessor must hn made IN wri-
ting, and specify the parncuilr catse, matter or
thing Respecting which a decision is requested and
state the ground or principle Of inequality or error
complained Of. -
e. F. SHAEFFER,
Assessor l2tii Dist of Ohio
NovlG-9w
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Splendid Holiday Presents. Useful
and ornamental y Get your wife u
Sewing Machine. Get yohr daughter
A Sewing Machine; call soon and get
4 machine that will do all kinds Of
work. L. Il. BILLINdHuRsT, Ag't.
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A LETTER FROM TIE PRESIDENT

Mrs. Bixby, the recipient Of the fol-
lowing letter from President Lincoln,
isa poor widow, living in the Eleventh
WaiG, Boston. Her sixth son, who
was severely wounded in recent bat
tie, is now lying in the hospital:
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Executors Sale.

E1EESOkAL property beloT 7ing to the estate o.
y lsAAC WILSON. dee. f,His sting OfiIOrses, Cat.
tic sheep, Corn, Farming len,s md other pr1perty
VII he sod NJ ycnd1e at the late residence Of l.c
wilson, dec. at . O'clock a. NJ, on
Thursday, the 29M day Of December,
instant, and to continue from day to day .hcreen
until the property Is soil. Term. Of sale. made
known on day Oi sale. JOHN ". WILSON
Dec; D,35-5w.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
CT REAL ESTATE.

Fairfield County, wcwill on
MONDA Y, the 9Th day of .hnudy,
A, ID. 1865. at l o'clock p. ", ,.
At the door ofthc Court House. in Lancaster, so'' ~
public auction, the following real estate situate IN tile
county of Fairfield AMI stale uf Ohio tuvit: part Of
The south half Of section two l in township iourteen
OF range nineteen; beginning At the southwest cor
nor OF snd half sect on at stunei THENCE north on
the boundary nc ufsaid half section 1910 chains
to post, from wiic Mulberry tree II, bears south
2il5 degrees east lIi links; thence south "a degrees
cnst va GO minutes west 1894 chains to post from
which hcck oalS -. bears north dtla degrees west
l3l1j links thence north 81. dogycs east va GO mn
wcs; thlrty,one chains to post rom Which black
oak TO- hears north 49, degrees east, zoos links and
iark onk Il, hcafa north II dcgrecswest, lio links
thence north 49, degrees east w. GO min. west ll6o
chains to post from which black walnut IL bears
south I2b degrees east, 10 links and u poplar ~
bears south II degrees west 2jJla lnks thence
south va. 90 min, west 1894 CHAINS to post on the
south boundary lt,c Of sa secson; Nid thence vest
with the said south boundary line dd:7j chains to the
place orbeginnng, cOntnrnlnC Sh acres,
Terms Sale: Onr-third the purchase money in
hand, one-trd III one year. and the balance in two
cars, with interest on the deferred raymcut..
NJ. A. pAUGHERTi,
John u MARTIN,
Adm'rs offs. e. Stambaugh, deed.
Dec. g, 1861. 5w.-pfS9 90
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For Sale.

A ONE HORSE BUGGY AND SETT OF HAR.
~ ness alt entirely new. VIII be sold cheap as the
owner is letyug Lancaster. Enquire at the stt re oil
Black coles, Ot ANDREW RElp.
Lancaster Dcc1-3w ...
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NOTICE.

TlIiiE Probate Court OF Fairfield County, Ohio has
ordered the undersigned to pay to the creditors
OF his asslgnors, Joseph and Samuel Bitter, the full
balance due to said creditors: which payment will
he made mt the Office of Hunter & Daughery in Lam
caster, in sad county, Thursday, the firsbday Of
December. lsH JAMES STiNSON,
Nov2l.2w Assignee Of Joseph Samuel Bitter.
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conrad Amspach's Estate,

N1ctce is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator OF
the estate Of Conrad Amspach late OF Fairfield coun-
ty,.deccased. ,..,.... .ls-F.. So
Dated at LaneaStcr'th's I2th day n November, A
ID. 1854 JOHNsR MUMAUGH, Admr
Noyl7-3y
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OBITUARY.

eGy~ Obituary notices often lines or less
inserted free. For all Orcr that length,
fre cents per line ,riH be charged.
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NT GHG2 CO.

NTotico is hereby given that the undersigned has
" hccr duly qualified as Executor of the csNte of
JANE NEELLEY, late of Fairfield count, OHIO,
deceased '.,
Those indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, All having claims against
said estate will present them within one year from
this date. SAMUEL JACKSON.
arl-1
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= & TaURsDAY, Dec. Is, 1864
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Convertible into n Sir per cent $40 Gold
BOND.

In siiitiOu to the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years this privilege Of conversion is now
worth about three per cent per anntm for the cur.
rent rate for $50 bonds is not less than nine per cent
Pre"is" ami before the war the premium on six per
cent l. = stocks was over twenty per cent. 1t will
he seen that the actual profit this loan at the pres
ent market rae, is no. less than percs per an
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lPECI,tADVAy7lGE OP1HIS II :Ay

TrrsA NAriosiL syrSGs BANK, offering higher
rate Of interest than any other, and III, bsst set9riy
Any Savings bank which pays its depositors in L. s.
Votes, considers that it paying in tho best crcus
ting medium Of the country and it cannot pay in any
thing better for its own asset. arO eitheri in Govern
meat securities, CT IN rctes or bond: payable in gov
eminent paper.
l'js equally convenient as q Temporary or perma-
nenE Investment. The notes can always be sold for
within fraction Of their face, and accumulated intor!
est and arc the best security with banks az eollater
ais for discounts.
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CITY OF LANCASTER.
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''s' Jain 1grcegr2 s'G9gb
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18
SALE OF STATE BONDS.
EXECUTTVE OFFICE,


SHREVEPORT. February 23d, 1861
I'm accordance with the provisions of an Act
u of the General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana, entitled: An Act "To authorize the
sale Of Bonds fol the relief of the Treasury, and
fiual liquidation Of the principal and interest
thereof, approved February 8, 1864. @
Sealed proposals will be received at my office,
in the city of Shreveport. until The first Of Sep
tember next, for the sale or exchange Of State
Bonds. having not less than twenty nor more
than-fifty years TO run froH their dates, and to
be issued in amounts of not less than two hum
dred nor more than one thousand dollars each,
at the discretion of the Governor, with six per
cent. per ann,lmr payable semiannually at the
Office Of the State Treasurer.
These Bonds will be sold for the benefit of the
State, or exchanged for any Of tile Confederate
or State Treasury notes.
The General Assembly in authorizing the sale
or exchange of these Bonds, has provided for the
payment Of the current int rest seini-annnally,
and the redemption of the bonds at maturity, by
the creation of an ample sinking fund.
On the first Monday of every month the sealed
bids received, will be opened and the Bonds
awarded to the highest bidder. at the discretion
Of the Governor. .H. w. ALLEN,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
Maroh < 1854 -d8-3nr
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the
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allowed for
IS NJ
When articles are arssedn produced raised that tho aa
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The following scale for the hereinafter specified will be paid by
the
furnish efp ptems
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the earand
and medical amount
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For the rental stores other fifteen the State Tar
mn buildings
M For al trees cut awlogs the governnn shall dollar "a n
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published
Commissry -.
all
REUBEN WHITE.
JOS HrNsON. .a
By command Of Lieut. Gen e. KIRBY SMITH
/ g. sANpERsoH. Asst Adja lay2l ls54-5I-e~~
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w We have been kindly permitted to nahs
the following extracts from letter written by M
good Confederate lady, from NewOrleans !
From Mobile papers Of the goth and 22d May
Lee feigned a retreat with broken and con-
4used center Grant massed his forces and pur-
sued; this led up to series of masked batteries
sof heavy guns, sixty in number: the wings Gao.
lsed on Grants tanks, giving to Lee bfliiiaiit
w;ctory. hesitate to state the fabulous NUMBER
tof n,isoners and kihed-it must have been I'M
meise; Lee claims an undoubted victory ia every
tight since Grants campaign began. Richmond
and Mobile papers are all jubiiant 1t is proposed
to call for three hundred THOUSAND more men, ana
gold had gone up to ]. 80 IN New YORK: I ~ was
Stated that Lincoln had called Tor 4oo,ooo Nell m
but it is premature. Governor Seymour, OF ne"
York. saws: "The militia Of the State, as 'atatta,
shall be held in readiness for State services bat
not another man shall be drafted out of the State
A riot had taken place in New York
Candy has in measure superseded bahhs'
and is crossing his army to Baton Rouge, TO
march to the interior; / have this from Federal
officers. Banks is here i'll New Orleans elsht
steamboats, and two schooners were burned re~
nights ago a. the Levee, undoubtedly the woEk
of an incendiary
Brsckinridge has defeated siegel and captured
II his whole train with many prisoners. Siegei was
! uarcbing to reinforce Grant. Beauregard has
defeated Butler twice. From Georgia we have
nothing but Northern news and Of course tsiat
gives Sherman decided advantage; no news IS
published here but what is OF can be made favor.
able to the Federal cause. The Picaynne and
] Courier are suppressed for publishing Southern
news. Longstreet is wounded but still. keeps
/ the field. j. E. r. Stuart is killed, Gen Harry
! HaFs is wounded again.
F'ederals here despair Of Grants success, and
/ those who are not fanatics avow that wien he
gives up the attempt on Richmond, the Northern
people viii refuse to tuf9ish more men, and that
/ the Presidential campaign will threw Lincoln out
aud any change in the Administration will bring
/ M peace Financial ruin is greatly appr'hended
aald the crash will come When it IS definitely
known that Grant las given up the campaign.
Seward has proposed Banks as compromise can
diLaie TO the fliends of Lincoln aud Fremont.
/ Resolutions have been introduced in the u. )
J Congress of threatening nature TO France Vi,
the subject of the Mexican Empire, it is charged
I against the Administration, that it has bought
Frances neutrality with secret treaty CT hon'
Interference with Maximitlian.
] Northern papers say hat foar war vessels for
| the CensedeTary are ready to leave France. anu
Napoleon has refused to detain them. QYsen
Victoria is about to abdcate Ler ministers have
/ declared her d.:sanged.
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I.IScoLSs PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. May II, 1864.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, May II, ISoA.
Friloic C;tizsas Of tie United Stnics:
In al seasons and all exigences it becomes
natieu carefully to scrulinize its line OF coadnc,
and hl,inbly to approach the throne Of grace and
narekly impiere forgiveness, wisdom and gui-
dance For reasons known only to him, it has
been decided that this country should be the
scene Of unparalleled outrage. and this nation tEe
monumental sufferer OF the 10th century. With
heavy heart and undiininished confidence in our
cause approacb duty rendered imperative by
my sense Of weakness before the almighty, and
of Justice to the people. II is not necessary that
/ Should tell yon that tie first Virginia cam
pa!pr,, under Lieut. Gen. Giant, in whom l have
every confidence. and whose courage and fidelity
tile people do well to honor,--is virtually cfosed;
lie has conducted bis enterprise with discreet
ability; yet, his strength has been crippled, his
plans defeated. In view Of tile situation in
Virginia and the disaster on Red River, the de-
hay as Charleston aud the general state Of the
country:
r. abraham Lincoln. do hereby recommend
that Thursday. the 26th day of May, 1864, be
soIemnly set apart, throughput the United States,
as day Of tasting, humiliation and prayer.
Deeming, furthermore, that the present condi-
fion Of public affairs present an extraordinary
occasion, and In view of the power invested in
me by the Constitution and Laws have
thought fit to call forth the citisens OF the United
States, between the ages Of l8 and 45 years, to
the aggregate number of 400, 900, in orderto sup
press rebeIIious combinations and cause a due
execution of the laws and furthermore, in case
any State or number of States shall fail tefurnish
by the 18th day Of June next, their assigned
quotas, it IS hereby ordered that the same be
raised BY immediate and peremptory draft. The
Idefais Of this object will be communicated te
the State authorities through the War Depart
meat. I appeal TO all loyal citizens to- favor
facilitate and aid this efut to maintain the power
integrity and existence of our national Union
and perpetnity of our popular government.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18
g Orr S As 1,ss:ss 6

b /. A tract OF WOOD LAND on the Bayou
Bnuf, III the Parish Of st. Landry, about ten
miles from Washington, containing about four
hurried arpents at fifty dollars an arpent
q A tract of WOOD LAND in the Parish of
ST Landry, about fifteen miles from 0pelousas,
in the rear of the plantation Of Francois Robin,
on the Bayou Teche. containing about three
hundred arpents, at fifty dollars an arpent.
3. A tract of PRAIRIE LAND, about two
.' two hundred m arpenis, At t~en.yiS dollars an
arpent.
4. A tract Of Prairie Land, about seven miles
South Of Opeleusas, containing about two hum
dred arpents. at twenty five dollars an arpent.
S. A tract of Prairie and Wood Land, about
sixteen miles West Of Opelousas, containing two
hundred and forty arpents. at ten dollars an mr.
pent. HENRY Z. GARLAND.
Juns 10. 1854. III.
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OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF CLAIMS, i

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF CLAIMS, 4
SHREVEPORT, La. April 13, 1864. :.
HAVING been appointed by the Governor
IL Commissioner for the State of Louisiana,
to collect all claims due the citizens Of this State,
from the Confederate States, for the hire and loss
Of negroes and Improperly of all kinds whatso-
ever, impressed by the C.S. authority.
All persons having such claims, whether regu-
lar or irregular, will forward them Immediately
to this office for collection. and the same will re-
ceiye prompt attention free of charge, and the
money RENTED to them or held subject to their
order. ANDREW r.. HYNES.
Commissioner Of Claims, State of Louisiana,
June Ii, 1e64.-2-Iin.
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corn crop.

PRovosT GuARD.-We congratulate she gos
people Of our town upon the establishufs,. ofa
provost Guard among US. Capt. Bates, II:
manding the guard seems to be agentle,man1 Yg
soIdier, and is doing his duty with that kind a.d
1irm spirit which commands the approval of<af
His men, too, seem to be imbued-w the Same
spirit, and we are living in peace and good orde'
under military rule which would always be en-
We'd if applied az BY our present Provost Guard
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18
oPHLo sAs:
SATURDAY, Y,::::::: JUNE 16. 1864:

s@On Sunday last at o'clock in the eve
,,np a tornado blew over our town, throwing
down the market house and several old build,
ines, blowing down trees and causing othe'
minor damages.
We are told that the Aane was felt in dttteren
portions of our Parish. strongly damaging tn
corn crop. -
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18

R-A dispatch received at certain Headduar-
aers here announces that Gen. Johnston has bad
II whipped the federal army under Gen sher-
n1su.as Baxsard's Roeat, in Georgia, killing and
wounding 5000 men and taking 5000 prisoners
Johnston had received 25,eo0 men reinforce
rnents from Lees army, which tends to infer that
she Virginia campaign il at an end, of that Lee
ear master Grant ut his ease
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18

90 The Yankees, it is reported, 1900 strong
with t.ro gunbcata came up to Pattersensiiie on
SATURDAY. last. and went back without causing
any damage. Another version says that the Ath
La. Cavalry repnised them as far as the Bay,
killing three men and making two prisoners.
We only list two horses III this affais
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18
To the Hen. Secretary of Var.

To the Hen. Secretary OF n ar.
About 4:3e this riorIing tie enemy made an,
attack upon the left ofour fire, in front ot:Hokes
and portion of Bfeckcnrldge's lines, which was
repulsed without difficulty. He penetrated BreciS-
enridge's Enes and captured Battalion there
stationed; ba; Tinegan's Brigade and a MARYLAND
Battalion. in,mediately drove the enemy back
with seserslrss. Repeated attacks were made
On And.,rsoits position chiefly against bis right
aader Creas!aaw. They were met with great
stssdincss and rarulsed in every instance. The
atfskk extended to og.S extreme left under Eaiy,
wi;liske results. Late in the day the attack was
tuica renewed against Heth who occupied Bart
ls's lift, but was repulsed with great loss -
Hampton encountered the enemy's cavalry near
Ho,re's shop. and portion Of Fitz Hugh Lees
division drove them from their entrenchments.-
Oar loss to-day is slight Our success, under the
r. e. LEE.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18

NOTICE.
YyHE undersigned having been appointed
u agent Of Col. BENZ. r. Rogers during his
temporary absence, hereby notifies the public
net to cut timber or otherwise trespass on his
Plantation at Bellevue, or else they will be
prosecuted with severity
GEO N. ROGERS. Agent.
Opelousas, May IA, ls64.-5O-5t.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18
Corporation Of Grand CoteaI

OUI PUI UGtUII u UIes110e =, 60
TN conformity with resolution Of tho WE ~ H
i ration Of Grand Coteau, holders OF no. s..s /
said Corporation arc hereby requested 70 psl
the same, between this and the 2Otb JH1o ~ ~
to the undersigned Treasury, or to q. = = 81 s
bar, in Grand Coteau, for the purpose O.. q 0sg III
redeemed, at the expiration Of which taise essI NJ
notes viii be redeemed dollar for dollar j. III II
federate money of the old issues and no uss.l
ton will be made on the Confederate, nss nsdsa
notwithstanding the tax levied on said oss'
erate money by the General Governmens.
EUG. PETETINs Isessassn. sesss
Gland Coteau 4,h June 1864. l
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18
MoLASsEs FOR SALE.
ENTITY BARRELS good molasses, will be
sold to families, by the barrel or half barrel
Apply at the Office Of the Opelousas Courier;
Onelousas 18th June 1864. 3-u
TREASURY NOTICE,
As to funding under Aet Of Febrsery H. 1864
Treasury Department, c. s. A,

hlcnMGuas teDfuHy ~, iooS.
ATOTICE is hereby given to all holders OF
l-V treasury notes not bearing interest, that
they may exchange the same Immediately, at the
office of the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, or OF
any Depositary. for certificates which will enti-
tie them to four per cent. Bonds, and that the
said privilege will continue until the ist Of Juiy
ensuing, in the District West of the Mississippi,
after which all notes over the denomination OF
FIVE dollars can be funded only at Cog cents to
the dollar, except one hundred dollar notes,
which. after thatdate. arc no longer receivable
for public dues, and can only be funded at an
additional reduction of ten per cent. per month
The certificates issued, together with the
Bonds for which they may be exchanged are :,
receivable for Taxes of the year 1854, at the ttl
amount expressed on the face without interest
and are not subject to The Tax imposed fof that
year or other Bonds and credits. -,
The short time allowed should admonish all
holders promptly 70 present the notrs. and not
risk he chance of exclusion by the pressure
Which will occur at the end Of the month OF
June, C. G..MEMMINGER,
Secretary OF Treasury.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18
LATEST FROM VIRGINIA.

A friend of ours has had the kindness to send
rs thu following dispatch which is published in
the New Orleans Times Of the 18th inst:
Head Quarters Army Of FsEgiasa.,
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18

One work OK;
A lot of cotton in the seed;
A four seat carriage with harness;
Acorn mill, and large quantity Of other
~ articles the enumeration of which
would be too tedious.
Tsrns aud conditions:-Al and every a,ljudi-
cations payable on credit of one, two and three
years, from the 1st day of April 1864. Parchas-
ers furnishing their notes with security in soiido
to the satisfaction of the administrator Of said es
tate. and made payable at the store of Mr.. Michel
Enonet, il, Gros Cheyreuil, and in case of nou-
payment a. maturity, said notes to bear interest
at the rate Of eight per cent per annum from time
due until paid And moreover the slaves re-
naming specially mortgaged unto said Estate
until full aud entire payment OF capital and the
interests which may accrue thereon.
JEAN BoUFFARTIGuE, Aaetiomssr.
St, Landry. May 2Sth 1854
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18

E~Sce atsumnlary statement OF the aftalrs OF
she Corperasias during the fiscal yrar ending in
.r;i 1.,t
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18

LfEcoLs's PRoCLAnsArfaS Although we
do,ibtof the genuineness Il this document, we
rive il for what it il worth, thinling that if Old
Abss did not issue it, he ought to.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18

I'm conformity with the above, holders of
l. Treasury notes can obtain the above ,eertiti-
Gates by calling at my office. at opelousas dally
from O'clock A. n, to P. NJ, from and alter
the o2I instant A DESMARE,
C.. S. Depositary.
Opelousas, May 21, 1864.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-06-18
NOTICE.

UI
g, g. ANpERsor. Asst. Adi't. Gen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-25
For the Journal.
Tribute OF Respect.

At meeting of the officers of the 18th N. c. Troops
MaEtos Brigade held st camp Bugw.n, on the l5th DAY
February, 1864 the following resolutions were adopted
WHEREAs, the End day of kebruary 1854, near the
village of ehepardsvile, c., Captain James eth,
B, 18th N. c. T., fell. while brsveiy and efficiently
commanding his Company administers against the
my Therefore
Resolued That we, his brother officers recognize the
sad duty of recording testimony to the gal
antry and usef Of the deceased.
ResOEUed, That shall sincerely cherish in our
memories the virtues wh adorned the life ard
character brother That the memory OF his
bright examples honor integrity and devotion to the
duties officer cannot fail to animate with new zeal
energy for the task which he died noby
to fulfill
Resolved That while we erdeayor to submit with due
humility that Wise Dispensation of God which has taken
him away from further in cur Holy contest
tor Freedom and Independence, yet cannot refrain
from deporing for the loss Of me1iorous
officer and for Country such earnest patriot and
faith al defender.
Resooed That offer kindred friends of the
deceased O. deep sympathy With their
May God comfort them with q of His good.
ness, lift as counenance upon them and give them
| His peace "
Resolced That il token of esteem and In memory OF
his valued lite and gallant will the
soribed badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved That copy of thess resolutions be forwarded
80 bsreaved relations and also be published in the Viii
mington Journal
WILLIAM BIGGs, Capt Co. A,
8. l.. JOHNS ION, Capt Co. b,
81. WISWALL. Cspt. Co. &, Committee.
T. q. GILLIAN, Lieut.. CU. L,
! A. T, STATION. Lieut.. Go. A,