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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
EkNH MOFGAN,S CNMaaAND.

CHATTANOOGA, 4aCch 9th IsSs.
Thsrs 10 a2thins a&liti ,nsl from the front to-day
The ofscia report fron Gan. Morgan o. h4 late fight,
that lasted six hours ard III rs drove the enemy
miles; thsn they heavily reinforced and held tk r
IoaihoR. Morgan says his loss in officers y heavy.
REPORTED cApTgRs o. TENNE5sE3 RESEsADEs
CEAToAEeoGA March 27th 1853
The B1 z.o AaVsoee, OF srdas says that surgeon
frsm Aa!khas arrived ;hse stAtss that Aa1sa
all surrounded aud Captured ve dn ego, the entire
nsnd Of Gen Tom Cat of East Rotorst7 be-
twesn Cumberland esp I'D Bourbon souuty, Ky, The
gentleman reperta that Wan Esrn of cen. !sakina
somusni, lad captured she Ash Ky, regiment.
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&nss a.n. Bragg. Army Aeeompl,as,ax.

On Saturday we published o eomnun cation prsrar
carefully By ofc having know edge Tie entire
slnpalgu, aid ehdorEej by holding high and re-
spuDsiue civil position We have heretofore published
sinar stateBents and defences OF this much abuseu
u neral.
Reference to the tabular statement which acconpan
led the brief Article will show that in addition TO nav
des royd and Captured a pieces OF artillery, SO
100 muskele, 1900 Wagons, 6600 horses and
General has last August, killed, AIDED d
captured over 10000 Of the enemy, While bis fore
never amountsd t. 50 900 Is not this gIorou~
record' Should it not satisfy the most exacng Ii
1t will not, what 10 the name OF 1. q Tired Is
it expecisd that inferior force shall always whip ard
capture one that is superior, AID take and occupy m-
mense territories?
Il has SEEMED to all the time, aud this exhibit con
firms the opinion that u u. Bragg anu bis nube
army accomplished great and glorious ork that
pacty If the COMMANDING Gtneral has always oteu
underra led bile hluseit AID bis brave army aud ID
service they performed, have been app ted
Private cliIz aud puoc ou ua!ists saed in thei
81 AID rm pflvae apari uIeuts plan caBpalg
generals aid on beak mou taius and d, ser,
and Try 10 So STERN OF lndig alton agans
tese generals and armifs bee they fell short
xpecta ious But history aud postei5y alil, trust
their pleasant parIors -AtGnta Commonwealth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
The ss.u.ssen as vi, ksbusg.

4 CORES pondent of tbs Mobile Regutsr Whites Ct
follows from v. kspurg March s b:
be n~ws reserved tere tina tie enemy al made
Dc sperare stack wciks The ialasa che ha
cIea ed lite & seasa on. he rsaka Chi Is Il yer,
narryo etreatn, I'D he point wt.3e evgal3m
ioHk Place Is at l. ast Iwo hula~ mi.es On W., 6
burg. b 1t the 7 atkees viii hsv~ quite "a 10 A.
eore thrn Ill tasir coward Garc1 10 his p'aae by 4
toale. Their ftst attelDJ against works
4ilu e-t9ey slccessuIy Ie.a ssh with h-2vg 1913
OF ii p epsrTy.
iii. movement on the GplIahatchIo has caused g.
impression 10 obtain IL regard to he des goa
Of lie eniny opposite ckstur5. snd So mao
w'dea wake 3HTnas have expressed Ii IS ;aeIT inn
eua that Ge1. Graat q Hru!7 beng stfGr2 frJI
l-ie Bat tbs IS mis- axe "a tIe elem7 Is st:ll Ii
force IN trosi Of this place. he force Operating ug
he Yaz O ass taken Ecsily from Hei>ns and
other pn,Its along the riEsr above, md nn
paf3 OF the army which IS ped f Vckssurg.
The guot''ais operating IL ths EXPEDITION also
such hass uot yet been tar duwa the Mssiss ppi
tuis point aid both he feet and army resn the
same sa here they da hccr= tie expedition thro
the YsatO Pass was itted out
From pre- 3nt indls atoss, it would appear that the
con est tor the sssaon OF this point is about to b.
renewed aud tx Fl 1T to wok ia"ge force doaH he
Yaxu river, to the OF Vicktblrg, is one OF the
nsst Important movements OF the tr1sent pa gu
The eaemy expect this expedition 20 be If sue
cessu and The forces belo9 Port Hudson are also on
the eve OF an advance to rtdues thai point txDecu4
them to proceed up the river to F,ckebarg. meet
Gs neral G"anr, and unite IN lulG attack from thr
places.
Whle al! these demonstrations lock threatening and
require The utmost vi sRuea and skill oil h. Coclede
r4te Generals it those who know the characeg
OF tie country though which the enemy pass thai
Vck6burg ID SAFER than It b FIRE No
body dreams that the enemy down tbe Yaz q
IS sDg our forces under G. Loring hand &c
check their progress. AID attempt might b. made
Reach rErud liues in the vicinity Of Grenads but
there also prepared.
ibe forces undsr General Banks Threatening Us b.
low give q. very little c"ncern, place full conf
dencc troops at Port Hudson. we should MOI
be nuch surprised II the lron-ciad E were to ruu
past guns that point, but will make little diff
ereace whether she does Or not Farragut's feet Of
wooden vsssls will dare siake anoIh I'D iikx
that ot last year, and Unless oGr guos senord aud
oar troops routed they will never be ase pass thu
Pogt. As fOr land attack by General Banks that Ie
ali boys waiting for, aud is made
there viii he great Confederate victory 10 record
Ii General Grant shou manage complete the IA.
vigaon Of the canal to carry bis troops down to
assist Banks, there mig bit be prospect of Earu
fight but This cannot we'll be DONE his chances for
Successful trip down the river growing verse Every
day, if tie does get safely through the canal and
the of this latter experiment s not yes iuy Dc
mcustratcd.
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{ bItuHEI

The green mound marks the last resting rlaoe # c
friend bat m. has not sd rom our memory his ma
virtues. ihOugh long pas Led ON our Inds-Ir
other SscF fee upon tie altar pAtriOtismWe heartS
cord eebe tribute.
DR. e. Walker Gardner born in Wilmington Just
2sGh ls35, ano ded IN hichmoId SeBt. 7h 1861 lie sr
lated at the UnVetsiIy OF NJ June, 1867 and took
degree OF D@cto OF Mediohe at the uaversty Of Nd 10
the Spring of ISL.
The higG-t0Ged sentiments which marked Dr. "a d1et
sar.r life WOE for III the respect and MI vie
knew him. and gave his friends OF subs Qaeli
SD A. deaf a1d unobt in lis ualncrs he
Cd not fame bat m"ly to fl the measure his spi''
| honestly AID &cceptaDiy.
He cary made choice of 'hc medical prof ssiyn q,
one in which he could better his fellow nsr. Bs
disposition peculiarly flied m the profession; BE-
patience and UeneVoeGcs, vii tues which he possessed m
cultivated So fully end AIRED him to his patien Will be
acute srVaGlOn and patient ils cssiga ion gained
he cou ience Of has coDrrres he aEd d.
yOts sludeDt and made atannents which but Of
age make.
ir Gardner entered the service in the early part lie
and evinced his patriotism by his sesscridcng Dc
V0Ilon He Tso lVed Lac appointment Of As slant gel
and subseq1eGty IT Surgeon i0 the army, and sttIG
himself by he many acs OF Kindness asd b. his conscen
ous discharge OF professional dutes to both oce s
IL en- Ia his charge
Taken of the midst of his useful career as his ncbs
Character wSs develop ne ltse f. he has lett for
ample OF devotion mis- cosury pStienOe and Industry
MS profession and honesty ana IorbeArhncs inter
course with The world, which Re admire and cherish
W. would bind The BIZ ken hearts Of hi aged psrIu
we had hoped TO heir the comfort and support
.her declining years, but Gods inscruable will order
ed IL othsI wise.
he has left in Ais early noble manhood, unbeDh
useful career. To Gods providence bow submissive
~ n.
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FROM TENNESSEE.

KNOXVILLE, March 18th, 1858.
Tia E8fo.E OF ths capture OF Federal GEM Carter
brigade By Hun ,hrey MARSHALL, Is not confirmed.
The Knoxville rsgs has received tbs wing special
dssstcb, listed:
WAR TEAcE March 27.h 1863 rnsre 10 daily ski aish.
ms tbs ehsh vile turnpike Ths saemy's vdettes
four and la Eiles from o and have picketS
at Stones RIVER is believed tina. tbs cnemE 10 moving
heavy Lett Hank IN direction Of
ba, their chjsot kong doubtless to fora sncton with
Grant, the tonsdersses fall Bridge
port. The enemy devastating the country, burning,
fences killing stock forcing off ard stealing
rally
train OF osssses this poiut s.a sholbyvils, also
bet Acre and Bridgeport Lut no lives lost
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
The xp.dl1son Jap .he HHzoo.

The appeal CT the Is b. learns he following information
as The OF tie enemy through az Pa Fl
officer OF the army, who left Panois County the Is
inst
The gunboa feet composed of vessels, mostly
all beongi to the mo~qnto fset, The tral sporIe
numbered between twenty five aid hi y. These
were almost al sternw tel boas The movement. down
the CodWater was maize il a ete-s MANNER the
being scatter mics the Tha'
dare io such hodness ed for by tn fact
that rangers owiog t. he Country being flooded
not approach III main channel, the my re.
except by of skfs By using n small parties
made fire Quent observations bat in 30 small
force pre- cluie any idea aremp offensive ope
ratlons The expedition appeared to well supplied
carrying with them large quantity of beet cattle and
addition, whenever pisnta could b. reached
thing in the shape OF supplies seized On
plantations tie negro quarters destroyed for fuel
some of the citiz informed that the bj-cf
the ex ped ion operate On tie Yazoo ohes that
the purpose to 4est oy the BRIGGS Grenada
Both purp oses will obab - a'temnted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
DIED,

In this town, this (Mopdsy) morn ny Mira. sAoAH PET
TEWAI, wife Of AR Sylvester Fsttewsy, aged q yeaEs
At Mercer RosQi.a!, IL Fav.rnsb, G orgia, DAVE
1IEVhNo, serg' att 1sor Of tLs GIst r. gmenl Of h
Troops
any pure patriot and se.nt soldier have thin TIE
last years gone their last ung bones but DC0'
paIric: gallant than The SUI If this t,
la tie OF youth he has faen and pause 10 cvs
rea- over all that now mains OF 30 gOod bsl I"
fTleDd, unwsVCtiRv u aIriot ga hut SO'
der adorned TIE rois of CARA tarmy The coNl
glory Of his life tar above all said before viz m
he al uprlgh man. honest in all his dealings, b.
shining light ia the Baptist hare, the Church oil
choice he died me 18th Of March s63, the 10"
Sing OF that Christian fai,h viii has Cba'
erlzed bis wax IN hfe Calm be bis est IL bis co az
lug place sweet be the reposr OF hs grave sn1 bfg
hi ecton. To his agou moher this bow con- VI.
eat n' G yet may sne be conSoled 5J the though no
uer oh stian example snd wise preceps led her bSy e1
TO embrace the divIu1 teachings OF tn boI DDle hg
eek the rs lad by the saviour o mauk md "b.
ato @ An comfort the diving man AID give sOace ILs
lends e l. behind ne do Ia aud ot strALgst
aid by & Angels h nds we're s eyeAc. Osed fctuol
t-sDses tjId MS D IeDt ana quiet m1BHer make d rP
mpr the strangers oec4Le to him va N A.
r. 6it,, ted per-ons in Savannah tho friends ~ he
EOS ased bog leave 30 return their aFtfrIt sympathy M
b ir etras iJns to tn deceased, TO MIRA Il. A Bee
f-avaGrGh. III hey sra.eiul the Chr sis
cba1iy ubich p ON ed ri ter to the wana "'
dying 50 der end has ID ed another ustf" nc
% our oevo ed wo.en who cORsId toll tOogs',
- sacrifice to- dear TO light OI' iders oD 70 bstir ~
4o0Jn tier dyi hours ~ay she nsvcr lave 10 e1t'.
renee the ks OF SO dear 80 her Davi' was 70 ~
aged IN ther may her 9TH througa lie smooth 81
Ret trofO any that may GIl 10 her bsa,
Hay he word aIwa be bright to hor though We by
neVeG kdOw her earth, yet ust 20 her "De'
UGH sacrifices meet thei just rewards .S
David stevens now eeps IN a stTa g. lard sld ST.
nls grave CT lster many nem'rles of ne IVlg var A.
none viii his 10 be hii g. lant cCn
riots who shared dis toll. Hi example to HE coupe
nd regiment worth much and ~ them his loss r
le severe His company, comp0s o. The Cove o. oAsB
on county eli yeIJ hi praise AID honor tor IS org.
M 10 had o. heir be arts AID his christian Ps'pp'
The SAVANNAH papers will please copy, also the Norm
;arolina Biblical Recorder
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palmetto Tree,)
u H. W.
NJ. w ood,
!. A = T. u "

AKorHEE.-OH the 29th instant, Coroner PERRIN
held rquest the body of man supposed to be
a negro found near TIE Confederate Road and about
three miles fros town. The body found in dense
thckst to which FIRE had been SET whether accident
ly otherwise coaId not be ascertained. The body
was much burned wholly to preclude the chance
OF recognition, and part of the clotbios was s
consumed bat part Of the shoes and the portion of
socks protected by them Tbs jury found that the de-
ceased to his death from unknown to them
The matter looks mysterious, and, indeed, not little
suggestive Of foul play though the party had been
rdsred, then dragged cast isto the bcket, sBd
the thicket fred to hide all traces of the deed.
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Ths Democracy Of Wisconsin.

Ths following rasou loss adopted by the Demo
crate State ccIvz1on Of Wisconsin, held 1t Madison OF
Wednesday last
Eesotoed That judica convention the Democratic
for Geat he bench OF tie supreme of State
Ia not the proper opportunity to enter into
party difei ences party principles that now
the less necesfHry &a the political position of the Demo
bat Ghst dcial ehtion is eElphAicty e. aud 40
protrlae Gccasi@n TO declare certain contu!ioba prn
cles without assent to which the party
Not consent 20 support Judicial candle pie.
ReSoe5d That III ali thIn2s relating TO the State govern
men the State constitution the law that
4 a ngs relating to he national government the Con
suiion OF The ned states is the supreme law of the
lsud power State or patior. outside If
with the DIVISIONS of the IoDsrution
that all assumption or assertion of unconstitutional pow
by III, national government is dangerous and
treaSonao!e usurpation, which ths Democracy will not
or toterate.
ResoIUed hat TIE government the United State. can
Cam not grated by the Constitution express
i by implication incident powers
expressly granted that il is govern deleg
covers AID tht the fuhic security and the perre
ton OF American fbery nptoliIy require a strict
CONSTRUCTION Ol It's grants:
not the spirit or daty the American people to sun-
M to new" loose ADD dangerous rules of CONSTRUCTION
which tend to subvert the safe guard of the COVE
he ghts OF the States aud pe"ple hen, if IN
checked will aid j. making tue great American expert
ment OF free constitutional failure and
ali previous vines lean hisory faIie; and the pecu
the CONSTITUTION forea hers made it, vita aud sacrtd
agat all asnrpstios ny all person people b"ias, And
hat the udci-Iy the Cont rut ps Of
the Htstsa and OF the Cnn shall be safe hands AZ
he no ST tiust Of The p1 e to tGer seIv4ns be ~
held and ma aiaed, Without compromise or exception
ag .iDs all assa uts from every
Il sofpsd hat q ,hest principles we submit noni
nee "r Tie nice et chet ia tce to toe people ate
tot their su luiy bsle that the people will be
thelr lbsrlies acting him
0 flee.
escived lna, the Democratic party o, this 4taA ,t
" Condemn ali forts by the President and Congress a
convert the ex sting war into abortion crpssde all e.
forts by the Prsldent AID oDgress charge ou old sys
TEN of cove nment nto military spo ism all eff rCS O.
Inc Piesdeut aaG oGgress to break the ber e. OF
me psoplr na ne Venment O. the 0tates b
ysts m established Dy the constitution all ny the
President aid oDe1ess to take FRI m
ota to the CONSTITUTION established ny athers and
hat We piedg our Pas TO tai HUI support he Con
ution agaInst all no assa It, neither fana factions
fh Ulcers Of every aud any grade auth rity
and that We nj do this under all denuncations III were
upon Us oE The fthess amongst th people and urder al
peFsecu ions mf,ct u Us By p ug government
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

ISaURsr.-On Thursday last, Coroner 81. R, PER
Rim, held an Inquest over the body Of white man
found on shore, the East Bsnk Of the Cape Fear
River, near fieketts Landing, about fifteen miles be-
le" Wilningtoa. The verdict Of the jary was sup
posed to be accidentally drowned"
The body was considerably decomposed. 1t had on
pair Of English boots two red flannel shirts and one
blae jean shirt. There poreuonnaie with about
Fifty five dollars and two bladed kaife-white has-
die.
The following marks inscribed his left fore
arm with India ink:
palmetto Tree)
ia H. W.
Nj. Wood,
As - w
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Free; KFNTUtKY-tC TT pFGB RTOE. 30 &c.
FAX L.. Nils MaEch q. b, 1881.

= to9's
The Hemphis .}ustin has oesn rec wed Louisville Is
to be fortified snd lie czeDs S5mfths'aG with Ia Com
federacy to ss paIc'ed.
The HettT Gilmore AMI crew cAp:oTod bT the Con-
fsderates GrS.n River
The Goa 7ederates had occupied o'ut0n, ny.
deEps1ch states that font P-mheiton cann7t b. at
tackled by Arry The force s es'ima ed ct
thou2eld 1t is stated that the fsr oncs pssat, ns
darger Epseleaded between there and 1sE19 City.
The next ne "a it posed, would be fatterng.
The ssI5 Ct Grs has been prohibited st Ind an
apolis.
Five small boats have arrived ia ool3 wat;f ui:h rein
forecments. This position OF the ersmy Is unknown
The ~ ssssipp was falling at enpha.
The Appeal has ths Intelligence that tn: enemy has
appeared again OF fort Pso1bcrto2 confirmed
Monday 4<ternooa ang place, bu5 the result is
unknown,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

TIE telegraph brings as exciting news rom the
West where 10 evident that great events are taking
place, and that still greater are impending Vicksburg
and Port HUDSON are the points q. which the enemy
most strongly aims but bis experience has shown him
that these places canno be taken by attack in 'front.'
Hence the expedition through the Yazoo Paas-the
man auvrcs of RosEoEANz to fask BRAGe, and form
junction with GRANT with the view of turning Vicks-
burg cutting of ita supplies and compelling its
ton.
Evidently, however, RosRoRANz will have to do hard
fighting before all any part Of this programme ID
rsd Cut. BHAaGs army is 10 Ace fighting trim
JosErH JOHNSTON watches the whole fald of opera
ton; FORREST, AoksAN aud WHEELHR are in the ssd-
die, and the wiley Federal commander can steal 10
march upsn an army with such eyes and ears as cur
intrepid cavalry msn supply to TIE army of Tennessee
From the seat of in this State North CArolizs)
we hear little new although ". confess that we shall
be much surprised do not hear ofstrrng events
in Che direction of Newbsrn or Washington. What
10 proposed, has not OF course tragspired but fren
what hos TRANSFERRED it is evident that somHhns 10 On
the taps and may be enacted at any moment. We
trust that all will result to the advantage Of the Con-
feaerate cause.
In Northern Virginia everything 10 stuck IN the
mud Is friend just from the Rappahaunock re-
marked to yesterday, the roads awful beyond
the conception of man from the sand hills. Old
HooKER might well attempt to navigate them with
gunbosts with wagons or artillery. or indeed with
battaons, for that matter Bat this state Of things
cannot continue long. few days OF dry, windy
weather makes great change these Virginia roads,
which at one time are b1ttomless and at another are as
hard as iron.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

EDWARD EVERETT the Paris spondent Of tbt
New York woTld gives the following bonnie bouehe t.
Edward Everett:
A good many Americans in Paris bung down their
heads readipg that the Hon Edward Everett hune
out Iew flag 10 welcome Butler to B ston" Edward
Everett, the pink OF prIpre'y, the mod statesman,
Atheniaa scholar, the perfect genteman- doing homage
that NAH Butter, who has cumnttec every Grim. H.
lie calender Oh it is aagraot pomiuaioi! How are
he mighty faleu There are many cltizeus Of New Or
leans here Paris who "backed matted" Butler to get
away, and who snow their passports aud the prices paid
for them, with Buffers initials in his owe handw writing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

IT would seem that GEErLY, the iDcomprshensisle,
hss again been coming in favor Of abration in cas-
the Rebellion 3" is not crushed ozt in ninety days.
He expresses his willingness in that event, to submit
the whole controversy to the arbitration neutral
power, and prefers Switzerland He thinks that if the
South In not copqaered in three months the North
ought to acknowledge tks corn, this is his express
sion,-and abandon the conquest.
These views he advance in letter ADDRESSED to
THUkLov WEED, and published by request in the
New York Times OF the l4!h inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

Yesterday ana i@
Yesterday passed OF here in quetand orderly man
ne- i'm accordance with the character of the day which
had been set apart one of humiliation and prayer
We trust that it may not be without its eectc upon
minds and hearts oil our people, AID by turning these to
better thoughts and feelings tend to- restrict that wild
and reokl &c spirit If exortion and speculation that
threat to the poor ruin the currency and
wreck the whole country
1t ia useless to charge starvation prices upon specu
htors alone mainly. Let any one try to buy any
thing from the farmers and he will find thaT they leave
nothing in the way of toron for the spectators to
do IT. after paying the farmer his prices any man can
and margin for speculation, or even Tor legitimate
retail profit, be must he @ smarter than any one
we are acquainted with 1t is well to speak plaLly
about this 1t might be more popular to keep telling
our farming friends that the men of the towns the
traders and spe suators, are doing all the HARM that
they alone are xoroniug-but it would not be trus
We all knstc it would not. Those who hoard up their
supplies of food creating artificial famine and wait
Ing for famine prices just bad any Others al
though they may not think 80.
But prea hing and praying and editoriaEing appear
to have little effect Men not obliged to SELL for
they not obliged to pay any debts So they all
hold back for their prices, and when they do sell.
they take their money and speculate with it, adding
fresh fuel to the fame Nothing in the world would
tend much to bring things to their right bearings in
the way of restraining speculation and extortion,
repeal of all stayaWs throughout the whole Confeder
acy OF this would require to be guard
Cd to bear unusy upon soldiers in camp,
and this Think could be DONE without mparing the
general efficiency of the repeal in the restriction OF the
evils complained Of pom the whole the good results of
the would work great good in reducing the
price Of food for the soldiers in the army and their fam
lilies cut Of it, that both would be gamers, should
the OF the repeal of all stayaws not be guard
ed in respect them although of course it would be-
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raos vIcksBrfG-YAkKEe GUN BOATS ATTEsPT

PaOa VIrKsBrEG-YAkKEE GUN BOATS ATTEsPT
To PASS CUR BATE ERIse, 40
special Dispatch 10 the Appes dated Vcksba!g, March
sSh savs that at fve o'clock this sorning four beats
seen advaucrg towards the upper batteries vigorous
fire as opened upon them driving back sHo, when the
other two passed under rakps fire. ansst every shot
taking eject ccived shot in her m
chest conrel the desert and in Is minutes
fed sunk part If her escaped 10 tks oPPo-
site shore that escaped IL kupFosed 10 lie the
Benton bsdly damaged, ihot haviEg enstTate3 her
steam d. disabling ba! that the A3nat.o.s came
10 70 tow her OFT Of danger Of cur gunboats.