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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-17
COMM ERCIAf4.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, JULY le.

BEEF CATTLE AND EEP-Are brought to maj ket sparng
y and in active demandfor butcherng purposes. We
quote Beeves 10 to l2 cents per IL for grass ted and
Sheep at 81 to S. EACH as in quality.
BACON-ATrves slowly, and ia in demand. We quote
ali sales 80 to IS cents for hog round, end So 3a
cents per 10 for hams.
EUTTER-s5 to 65 cents per 10.
COFFEE-Seils at S. Is 10 81 per ID.
Car DLEF-Ialiow, 45 to so cents per 10.
CoRE MEALSells in lots to suit at 81 90 per bushel.
CoRN-T3 in lchs stock ard wanted We quote by the
quantity at 81 IS 20 ST. 80 per busheL r LIZ
FLOUR supply light and demand fair. We quote at
$I6 SO to sl8 per bill.
IARD--30 cents per ID. Dy the biol.
OsNABURGs-3G to SO cents per yard.
OIL,-Peanur, s. rar gallon. ..s - 1855
PoULTRYFowe 5 TO rs CENTS and half gsown As to 50
cents each.
PEAs.-Cow 81 rs 10 l 80 per bushel.
PoTAToEs,-Irish 81 50 to So per busbel.
RICE-Caaa has advanced in price, and is selling at
cents per ID.
suGAR-By the hid. AZ SO cents per ID.
SALT.-Ihe demand is limited and the market Is mode
raely supplied. We quote sales Of Sound Ide at 81 80
| fHEEr SOS to So cents per yard, by tbs bale.
! YARN No to II so to 55 cents per 10.
! TALLow-25 to 80 cents per ID
I CHARLOTTE July l4.--Cotton-No sales to reuort-
buyers offer Is to Is cents, in quality GranSID ~ lots
Of Corn have III tn last week and sold 25 per
bushel. M receipts OF Wheat FlourNo sales report
dealers feafa Of buying present asking prices by
mtlIers and farmers SIS t. SIG per bb Bacon $780, hog
round Lard SOC.
FAYETTEVILFE, July IA-Beef retailing OF Is Raoon
80 So Beeswax IS = 30 Cotton T5c Corn 81 so per
bush. Cotton Yarns 81 IS "a eheotings 30 by the bale
81 Hhrtings Is Gsnaburgs 49, Cotton Baggng Soc Can
SIG so Aides-Dry Il 10 80 green s. lroD-Swedes is
20 By the quaDS Irish Potatoes (new) 81 per bnshei
HolassesE .. Is By tho h0l Nails SIG to S8 by the
key. Rye 81, Oats G5 Rice 20 by the eask. Sugars
Peach Brandy 30; n. C. Apple 81 do. hskey S. spir
itz Turnt o. Talow So Wonl-NOue in markat.--O6S.
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Camp Lamb, Wilmington, N. c., July l4th, lS62.

ATTA5K ON TAMPA-The following note from the
Postmaster at Tampa was received yesterday, and
kindly furnished to By the Postmaster of Savannah
A gunboat (propelIer commenced shelling our town
yesterday at F. NJ and quit at dark after throwing
in about twenty-five rounds. We answered them With
our "A FOUNDERS bat could not reach them To-day 10
A. M they have re-opened the ball. Nobody hurt so
far. Yours, &C.,
. a. DELANEY, p. NJ.
Savannah Republican, July u.
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FROM MEMPHie-GEN. CURTIS AND EIGHT THOU
SAND PRISONERS CERTAINLY CAPTURED-FEDE-
RAJ VESSELS IN SIGHT OF VICKSBURG--BUTLER,
THE BEAST, ARREsTING PERSONS.
JACKSON, MISS, July IA h, 1862.
The Memphis Bulletin, extra, Of Friday last says that
Mcclellan gained Victory in the engagements
Richmond.
also states that Gen. Hndnan has captured Curtis,
with eight thousand prisoners. The officers detained
and the men paroled.
Preparations were making in Memphis to send Curtis
men home
Four gun boats and boat in sight of Vicks
burg
In New Orleans Butler las arrested persons for report
irg McClellan's defeat
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NEAR LANES RIVER VA

NEAR JAMES RIVER, VA.
Me3SrS FuLton & Price: Please publish the following
list of casualties in Company A, Both Regt N G. T. (Samp
son Rangers)
Kiled-Corp'i Eipkin, Privates Goodrich. Tew,
and W Baggott MORALLY Wouuded-C0rpI G Royals,
Cox Severely Wounded-Lt G Stevens, Serg'ts e &
Crumpierr Royal, w Johnson Privates Royal A
Pope, Ed Register K5Nh ThralkiH slightly Miss.
ing-Prigates Boon and 3 Boon. This occurred in the
fights of the 27tl Ssh and b ult.
Your obt seIv'j,
c HOLMES, Capt Co j. both Ree't NOT.
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GEN. CRANE BANIsHES ILL CONFEDERATE CiTI
ZEN8 FROG MEMPHIS.

NlOBILE' ALA., July I4-L Ioo4
special dispatch to the Mobile Tribune, dated Grena
"a JAY l4h says that Memphis papers f 18th ins,
tain Gen Grant banahng from that city al
five days notice tie families of all persons connected in
any with the Confederate army, holding office
under the Confederate government holding State
t. and municipal Offices and claiming allegiance TO
the COME derate States.
The tyraEncal rule is applied to the families OF
those who have come South. This order will expel fully
two thirds of the families from Memphis.
The of the capture of Curtis in Arkansas is yet
In dCnht
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We lave reliable Information that on Wednesday and
Thursday last Gen. McOooks entire division were ad-
vancng towards Chattanooga Oh the road between
Huntsville and Bridgeport. Buell. understood to
be in Huntsville. His force is lately from Corltb, and
is perhaps 10000 strong.
about 900 Feds. were at Battle Creek not more
than mile from Bridgeport. Col. Davis, of the LIST
Florida regiment, stationed there often sends scouts
over the river who never fail to bag dozen two Of
the enemv.-Southerl COnfederQcu.
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BURNsIDE's MCyEMENTs-We learn from q gentle,
who has recently made bis cscape from Newbern
n c., that Burnsde5 army headed by Burnside, have
recently lett that town. only three hundred re-
maniog, to protect the place. They left by wafer,
taking with them al. their Steamers gun1oas well
as Transports lighters aTks and canal boats Burnsides
ultimate destination not dgulged at Newbern,
but it generally believed that ne expected % cooper
ate with Mcclellan in Virginia.
A gentleman who reached Petersburg direct from
Norfolk Saturday evening states that all OF Burnsides
feet, which could be accommodated in the Dismal
Swamp Canal had reached there on "Wednesday morn
ing last. Those coming through the canal numbered
fythreP, comprising macy arks, canal boats, bar8es,
and other crafts, drawing but few feet Of water.
On Friday morning last there were over 800 vessels
of various kinds lying in Hampton Roads, and the
mouth of James River, stretched across from Newors
News to the mouth of Pagan Creek. OF the inten-
tons OF Gen. Burnside We have been apprsed, but
there is very COED for believing that move
ment on the Souh bank OF JAMES River is cootem-
plated With bis army, on the south, and McCe!l4u's
on the NORTH, the enemy doubtless hope to make a
successful movement On Richmond lie vii! be ioiled
in this as he has been in every other
Petersburg Erpress
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no THR. VOTERS OF DUPLIg COUATE, N. c.
ENTEMEN the time is not far distant when you have
to elect to you as you. next Sheriff
Through the solicitation of number Of my friends have
consented to offer self as candidate Office
should choice, will you the best of my
ability. JACOB WELLS, JR.
July I'd, 1892 T2j7te] 45.te*
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(Signed)
(ogNed)
To Major General B. F Butler, commanding the De-
psrtment Of the Gulf, New Orleans.

BEUTLERIsM IN ST. LOUISA gentleman, recently ar
rived al Knoxville from ST. Louis, reports h only about
five hundred coin troops LETT govern
the opinion Of the Lncolnes that Tie South is nearly
whipped out and that the will be over The most
despotc Brutlesm prevailed in ST Louis. Several ycuag
ladies the house of Mrs Gatst who had sang played
tb9 song "My Maryland were notified to vacate The
house III twentyfOur hours, suffer imprisou in tn
common jill. On the refusal of the ladies to leave guard
OF soldiers none of whom could speak plain English,
rounded the house. some ladies' in house for
g their hankerchefs to Confederate prisoners had
their house surrounded, and al communication with their
friends cut On for several days during which tine they
served with regular soldiers ratiors at meal tines
general system OF robbery heDg carried by the
Lincoln ocals, under pTetenee of money ior the
support OF the families of Federal soldiers Dro
perry Of al persons suspected OF secession proCyes
heavily assessed AMI the amOGnt not paid the pro-
perty seized and sold. The Union sentiment by
means gaining strength in Missouri.
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= Tllla vo1sGss 81 rUpI.rE1 coUsTr

70 TzEEa vOTESs o. DUpf.EH cuUATx
EELI0W G1TizENs take tlis method Of a6po6nc.
ing that aDa candidate for the nics o sberY of
Dnpn and respectfully ask yonr support for tie sa,ae
shond you favor u with election only rornise To
use best Ia The proper discharge of the asies
pertaining to that efice. JOHN 81 MeaaEbIsAN.
Camp Riehnicad, Va. July 9Th, 1862. 255&4etes
10 THE cfTixEns or DuPLIN C0Ua,r7.
TIE subscriber offers himself to the citizens
of Dupln county candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of
their county the election to be held on m Thusdav
in August next
dis necessary absence in the military service
try viii prevent his meeting them generally between now
and Che day of election. He only now bepeak their
surages and pledge himself elected, to discharge the
duties of the Office faithfully to best of his ability.
JNO. ". HINSON.
June 18th, 1862 232&423ws
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THE NEW YORK STOCK AND MONEY MARKETS.


The New York Haralds money article fer July l0st,
says The excitement il the gold and exchange markets
continues undated Gold opened this morning at ll73
fell is it then began rally, and the second
board sold lie, and closed that Did Bills London
1884.
The advance il gold and bills has led to remarkable
tiyity ia merchandise. People shipping Europei
everything which BIZ bought. Every who owes
anything Europe sending produce pay the debt
and others are shipping speculation relying pre-
MUM on their exchange for profit.
The Herald says that this advance in bills will nearly
initiate the import trade. Tie premium gold in fact
just much additional customs duty levied foreign
goods and duties nearly prohi5tory before this
will render them absolutely
Money continues fairly active at to per cent Many
capitalists are srustu Of the future and decline part
VITA their funds Stocks have all fallen heavily within the
past thirty days. United declined IL per
cent New York Central Is ana Erie 81.
TIE FEDERAL COMMODORE FARRAGUT TIRED OF
VICKSBUaG.
MOBILE, ALA, July 18th, 1862
special dispatch to the Advertiser Register, dated
Jackson Miss July 18th, states that the Mazissppian
publishes report this afternoon from Vicksburg, that
Commodore FrIagut has proposed to withdraw his feet
cease offensive operations against provided
the gunboats above permitted pass down the river
without nolestation.
FROM YICKsBURG-THE RAM ARKANSAS PASSES
THROUGH The FEDERAL FI4EGT-FED zRAL Low
ER FLEET RETIRING. -.r ...-.
MOBILE, ALA, July 15th 1862.
special dispatch to the Advertiser and Register dated
Vcksburg Jay 18th, states that the Arkansas
of Yazoo river and fought through the enemys
fleet ;nfcDg great damage TO them and is safe
per guns preparing for another dash. Two shots only
penetrated her. Cuc losa vas twenty killed anu wound
ed. Capt Brown was slightly wounded The enemy's
lower dset are hastily fetrins-, -r-et-s.-
THE RAM ARKANSAS AT vIOKsBURG- ARRIyAL
OF CONFEDERATE 81 RGE0Ns-CURTIs NOT CAP.
TURED, &c, &C.
S. eG9 Jackson, MSS July 18th, 1862.
especial dispatch to thu says that the
ster Ark asas this morning came down through the Fedora
feet under terrific fire. osieg FIVE killed and three wound
ed. Tks damage dons her trifng, only her smoke
Smith hare visited her. Tho Federal loss ID unknow
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LATER FROM VICKsBURG.
FROM TIE NORTH.

RICHMOND, Va, July 18th, 1862.
Gold advanced in New York Wednesday last from ten
to sixteen per cent. premium Exchange London l23
gentleman who arrived here from Baltimore this after
says that this advance caused by unav0rabe
from Europe, the publication of which had been
snpnressed bv the Lincoln goYe-nment.
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A Noble Wnmlan.

A gentleman Just from Nashville informs US that she
wife Of Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, OF Ar ageddon" fame, ad-
vised him to rot in prison rather that take the oath Of
allegiance, at Andy Jobnson's command, and SAID that
he to take the oath, she would never live with
him .3ain.--Kaorr1ILe Register.
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SupGsiOr Courts.
is the arrangement for the Fall Term OF

Newb1rn, n. G., Joy2l is published in the Philadcl-
phia Press:
Burn8jde's entire corps d'a,mc is in motion, bound
inland somewhere. our readers will be surprised to
hear that three divisions in motion from this
place, and more to come You will hear good news
from Burnside, Parker, Foster, and Reno very soon-
The troops overjoyed to think that they are about
to follow our gallant Burnside into a victorious field
once more.
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June 18th, 1852
WILMINGTON DIsTRIoas.
MARRIED

On the 18th inst, at Camp Beirick, by Lieut. s. d.
Eyeritt, Mr. HENRY BRAGG, of the c. F. L. Artillery to
Miss BEDELIA MARTIN. Of Bladen co., N. c.
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HORGAN'S EXPEDITION.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 18th, 1862 |
the Tompkinsyle, Monroe County, KY,
Col horgan squadron surprised and routed the Seventh
Pennsylvania regiment killing thirty, wouRdng forty and
capturing thirty. Among the prisoners Mejor Thomas
Jordan, who brought here (Kncxvlle) last night
Our loss is two slightly wounded.
The whole camp of the eIemy fell into the hands of Nor
gan, including hundred head of horses and mules
hundred rifles large quantity of ammuni ion and clothing
It Captain LeweIIyn Col Morgan's Quarter Mas
ter who killed. reported but OBren, of the Texas
Rangers.
-.. ....-s. JACKSON, MISS, July 18th, 1862.
The Ram Arkanzas sunk two boats coming ont Of the
Yazoo River The Federal feet opened On h-r on both
sides pouring fire she passed On opening
port hole air. she'll entered, killing and
ing geyeTal Others. rs=~
The Ram Benton (Federa attempted to butt the Arkan
hut missed and struck by the Arkansas She put
for shore in sinking condition. Another Federal gun
boat fired
All the transports in the feet below left. One
boat rounded and burnt The Arkansas is scarcely
injured and is expected go down the river. heavy
bombardment is now Is 2, ND going on. The guns are
distinctly heard here.
No teegapic intelligence has been received from yicLs.
! burg for the last three hours
NINE O'CLOCK H.-Firiug ceased at MAE o'clock to.
night Both the upper and lower fees attempted to pass
the batteries, but repused The sxasperated and
mortified enemy vented bis rage by throwing qad shells
into the city, burning row of bulldogs,
Cur batteries unipjuTed, No casaalites reported
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T@gs2g3 On the 22nd day Of June 1882, between the
t Ty Town Of Wllmin EtOn end Hneed's Ferry Unslow
Ua-4---aAs County, LEATHER POCKET BOOK contain
n Of hama given By Leander Moore 70 the sub
scber toE sl 80, and Che other for $40. Also pass
from the Provost Marshall in Wilmington and dol
lar in money.
Ali persons hereby forewarned against buying or
otherwise trading for either of the above notes as payment
has been stopped The finder will confer favour eay
ing the pocket book and contents at Mr.. c. Crats Viii
mington N, G. j. 5. CANADY.
July l7Ih 1862. ..# 4lT
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am again Candidate for reelection TO the ofce of
Sheriff of your County In the various duties of the Office
since have held it, have least done my be faith
full and punctua and hope that at the ensuing election
both in the Camp aud Gouaty the very liberal which,
have gratefully received hereotore may not be dnin
ished. ~ e s. - 90 - THOMAS j. sGARh.
: June 18th. ISe2.s-5z. sssEss 237G43-te*
b We ARE AUTHORIZED 10 announce JOHN D. Stan
FORD, Esq Dnpln county candidate for re,elec.
ton to the House of Commons in the next Legislature Of
North Carolina. July 10, lse2-4e-te.
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COAST NEw8.-At ?. Nj, on Friday, IL tn instant
a steamer from the Yankee feet came to the cutter
breakers on our bar and laid there all night standing
off little at sunrise on Saturday.
Boats from the feet engaged on Saturday in
sounding and 10 placing buoys
There were eleven vessels in sight, including five
steamers and three ships Char, Cour7er 14th inst.
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the Counties OF EIaden, Brunswick and Columbus.
BY RI QUEST q z FRIEND I offermysf as candidate
to represent This District in the next Legislature Should
you honor with election can only promise to make
you independent careful and faithful representative,
all occasions be found my place, and to be carefully
and faithfully guarding yorr Interest and the interest of the
District. To the soldiers Of this District who away
your homes who have gone forth TO give your oest
hearts blood maintain independence and protect
homes to you promise, whatever will tend to your
comfort happiness interest shan receive my whole at
teDtion aud if by your Condition be betsred
in any way it shah be DONE As have neither the time
Inclination the District leave it TO the
ters to decide as they may think best.
Yours truly, THO. J. JONES.
limo 9th 2s4E44-te.
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TO THE VOTERS OF RAsW RANCVER COUNTY.
take this method Of returning sou nay thanks for the
very liberal support you have heretofore given me Tor the
Office of Sheriff Of your county, and hope that nave given
satisfaction in the administration of the again
cit your SURFACES for said office at the ensuing election
te lat Thursday ia August next pedgng myself if cleo
ted to discharge the duties to the best Of my ability
- w. T. j. VANN.
Jnra eth 1890 236G43-te
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ArausrA. Ca. .Jnlv. 18th. Is6

q AUGUSTA, GA, July 10th, 1862.
special dispatch to The Savannah Republican dated
Knoxville, Tenn, July 18th, says
Gen. Buefs forces scattered all along the line from
Huntsville to Stevenson, and said to number 10000 In
GLIDING $500 cavalry. McCoeks division, 10 Q0o srorg
is marchng against Chattanooga with Is pieces of artillery
and Buell's cavalry. Mitchell certainly has been
rested and ordered to Washington.
Gen. Buell. is in command of all the Federal forces
in East Tennessee. a,a.t+
special dispatch to the Southern Confederacy, from
Knoxville the l4th says that COL Jack Morgan surprised
three hundred Federal cavalry at Tompkinsvle Monroe
county Kentucky and captured So wounded o. and cap
turd 40 horses eight and ambulance contain
ing guns and ammunition. Morgan had one wounded hut
none killed. -.s
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FETHE POLLS will be opened the lib day OF August
1862, ut the different precincts in New Anover county
for the purpose of e,ec4Dg Governor, Membes of tho
Legislature and Sheriff Voters in Camp 3lat July
instant. W T. j. NANN, sheriff.
July L. 1862. 26l.3L- 47.3H
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Ger. Grant has ssned oraef eempalIng Confsdssass
fsinilies 10 leave Memphis
Or, y T. Kennedy Of the l4th Mississippi Dr. Thos 81
Elknz o. goth do and Dr.. Caleb Terry Of 18th Alabma
regiments have arrived from Camp Douglas. having been
released By fhe Federal Government They The an
thcay of JEFF Thompson, that Curtis has escaped Hind
man ard got to Helena, Ark Bindman had Curtis
rounded but having summation, he was compelled to
let himescape ahough the Federas announced his cap
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BIZ request OF my friends DO in Duplin and in camp,
have consented to become candidate to represent Dnpn
county coming Legislature in the House Of Com
If fortunate to be elected shall do al
my power advance the interest Of M county and the
interest of my State. L. " HODGES.
Warsaw, July 18th, 1862. 259&47-te*
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DEATH OF GEN. TWIGGS.

AUGUSTA, GA, July Is, 1862.
Gen. DAVID e. TNIGG died here this morniG g. after
brief illness.
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SMITHEILLE. Juae SOth. 1852.

TO THE VOTERS OF DUP1Ea COUNTY, N. c.
FELLOW CITIZENS SoLDIEEs In obedience to the
confidence which have heretofore had do not feel
liberty TO withdraw myself from your services and should
you in your wisdom majority of your votes for
and again make your Representative, SHALL God
tanning me- endeayor you in such way win be
acceptable my county aud countrymen In concusion
allow to return you collectively and individually wheh
home the tented ed my heartfelt than8sfor the
liberal support you gave me two yeara ago.
July 2. ls62-45k 26l-te. JAMES IT, BRANCH.
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DES. DhEms SEMINARY FoR YOUsG GAOI8F,
WILSON, ~ c.
TEvHE EIGHTH SESSION of this institution viii open
4 usual on the LIST OF August, 1852. sraa
Pupils will be charged from the time Of entrance
For paTticulara, address the Principal,
Rev. 9. Il. DEEA3,
July IA, Is62.-25984ztIA Wilson, n. O.
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THE RAM ARKANSAS AT vTCKsBURG-ARRIVAL
OF CONFEDERATE sU RGEoNs-CBRTIs NOT CAP
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great evil III the community These negroes they say
who ara run iato Canada By the Abolition fanatics are
the oay panpers and pauper population they have la
some places they are taxed pretty heavily for The sup
port OF this part Of their population. They are lazy,
thrifsss soe ct them starving themselves IN their
wFeschedness rather than work. The Government hes
frequently to make contributions to them The Cane
dams would rejoice to them all packed off South
where they might be made useful The Canadians, Mr.
Branlet says are really Northern men With Southern
proclivities.
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TIE FEDERAL COMMODORE FARRAGUT TIRED OF
VICKSBUaG.

FROM YICKSBURG-THE Ram ARKANSAS PASSES
THROUGH The FEDERAL FLE8T-FED zRAL Low
ER FLEET RETIRING. 49,