For the Wilningtonian.
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On the evcning ofthe 7th, and morning Of


the 8M Of January.


When General Jackson was appointed to
the 9TH Military District, was ordered to
report myself to that brave and gallant oiti-
Ger without delay. He had been appointed
to one of the most important commands, and
at the most critical moment during the late
war. Engineers were sent on by Govern
ment to place Louisiana in state OF defence.
So dilatory had they been, and so infatuated
we're the inhabitants that, when the British