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'P.4HR BET TIE:
-" TO FARMERS.

FT'HE subscribers, agents for the sale Of
l. POUDRETTE manufactured by the
LODI COMPANY, offer this valuable ferlli-
ger in any quantity at the low price Of
$l.70 per barrel of 260 lbs.
1t is warranted pure, and one of the
quickest, cheapest, and best fertilizers in
use, and ripens corn two weeks earlier
than any other known. g.
The Lodi Poudrctte has been before
the public for twenty years and over fifty
thousand Barrels are sold annually. 1t is
about half the cost of any reliable Super
Phosphate and warranted to be as good.
Pamphlets containing certificates, and
directions for use will be sent ON spplica-
ton to BOWEN s. MERCER,
..CoMPANY's AGENTS.
ID l&'y mo. 8 Exchange Place,
ap3 ih0 (4lHii, Baltimore, Md.
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IAuctioneer's, Notice.

'THE undersigned, thankful for past ia
II vors, hereby informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has taken
out License as All AUCTIONEER, and
will attend promply,to the sale Of
REAL AND PEI sONAL PR PERTY.
All conmunieations addressed To him
at Haure-del Grace, Hartford county, Nd,
will receive Immediate attention.
fe2O JESSE IRWIN.
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GO Oh. ORCHARD

Of Fine Fruit on the farm-numerous
springs of excellent water, and Churches
and Schools within conveRient distance.
The tract will admit of being advantd-
geousiy divided into three larsns, and will
be sold altogether or in parcels, to suit
purchasers. Persons wishing to buy ae
requested to come and examine the prem
Uses. .asy}-. s.'. ..".
81. For further particulars apply 10
GEORGE STOCKHAM, at kensington,
Or to H. w. ARCHER, Rel Air, Md, or
q III 5@aat0o. r. .R3.. ri
slqw.9 ELIZABETH STOCKHAM, 81
Near PerrynansviIle, Hartford CO., Nd.
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hw 81 TOT ARMNKS 36i.f
VIM. I'll. Roberts,

Ia tsiJ III Forest street. Baltimore,
1tTS prepared to serve'the farmers of Har
ia ford and Baltimore counties, with
auAMo Of, ALI KINDS,
Apdgthe various 'PHOSPHATES7 AND
FERTILIZERS Of the day on most rea-
sonable terms.
Heskeeps constantly on hahd, in addi-
lion 70 Fertilizer ,y,lo...,4 i; tr,,syc ~
GRAIN MILL Feed, Hay, Seeds,
ily yIiAw CouNrEY PRoBucEs GEsERALby. /,
lta2ra5viThs HIGHEST PRICE paid for
9yGminand Produce. la5ifGH sss7aim
O. lhave made, arrangements to fur
-snish my customers withgni sasss
RHODES SUPERB PHOSPHATE |
The stapdsrq Manare, # ,aaiiuIaeiurers'
Pdess,sa 'e7SSlya I
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Auctioneer's Notice I!

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public THAT he has taken out License
as an Auctioneer, and will attend to the sale
of REAL AND PERSONAL PROPER-
sfY, in all parts Of the County. He re-
spectfully snlicits share of the public pa
tronage. WIN. M. JORDAN,
q fnh2O Hickory, Hartford Co., Md.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

pszg..bia FOR THE RAPID CURE OF re.le
Coughs, Colds, influenza, .HHoarscness,
CrOup, Bronchitis, Hncipient Con.
% q! sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptivc Patients
i'm advanced Stages ia $.fi
,tyu.ia e., tpa of the Disease. yt,. A..
This Is a remedy so universally known to surpass
any other for the cure of throat and lung complaints
that is useless here to publish the evidence of is
virtues. Its unrivalled excellence for coughs and
Colds and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease, have made it known throughout the civil
ICED nations Of the EARTH Few the communities,
or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience OF its effects some living
trophy in their midst its victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs.
AZ oil know the dreadful fatality of these disorders,
ana as they know, top the effects Of this remedy,
We heed not do more than to assure them that it has
now all the virtues thatit did have when making
me cures which have won . strongly upon the
confidence ofmankind. "lH7iI iEISa .SU9F
Prepared BY d.. J. @. AVER & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
" For sale by JAMES HERON, Bel
Air ~ r ~ 2l ,'sai thlt>ip ian3Q
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aAn,.c,ationeEter,s. Notice, I.

THE undersigned hereby informs The
public that he has taken out License
4 az AUCTIONEER, and will attend
gpromptlyito the sale of Real and Personal
Property, anywhere in the State. s9
% Post-office- -Shawsville, Hartford cotin-
ty,Md.. .se39i9 s X. GILBERT.
feb6-3m -ilal sHif 'a gsl9 loi II
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Mr.. EbiTo Please announce THO
MAS CORD, Of Halls x Roads District,
as q Candidate for the next Sherifalty Of
Hartford County, subject, to The decision Of
the Democratic County Convention!
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In the Matter of the ] Ip the Circuit Court for
R inssl ,snss, Of Henry Hartford County.
NOTICE is hereby given to the eredi-
IN tors of Henry Richardson, an lnsol-
vent Debtor, that they file their claims
with the vouchers thereof with the Clerk
the Circuit Court for Hartford County,
on or before the lltti day Of May next.
Liz ssnp DAN. SCOTT, Trustee.
r@sapI0, agte,o srft sil{ ,t3s@,a5 an
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Good Large Barn, Corn House, Granary,
r. Wagon House, Cider Mill,
And all the necessary Farm Buildings.
The Farm is situated wilhn.a mile and
half Of good landings on the navigable
waters of Bush River and Rumney Greek,
where lime is landed and the grain ship
ped. a,. H.. ...-....,.
The land is of good quality--about 400
acres in cultivation, and the rest in wood.
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tx : -AYER'S= 3
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1i FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy cure ofthe following complaints:
screfnia and scrofaIols Aaections, spch
an Turner's, Ulcers, sores, y EruItiens,
RiI .;s. sn sr:ss's sin Hasssss.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9Th june, 1859.
&c. AVER G. Co. Gents: feel il my duty t0ae-
sna
suffered from 1t In various ways for years. some.
times It burst out in Ulcers on my hands and afIs;
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Whom WITH much reiief rom anything In the
disorder grew worse. At length was rejCleea 70
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sent to Cincinnati and got u, and used Il tall it
cured me- took it, as you advise IN small doses OF
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under the scab, which after while fell of My
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Or. Robert NJ. Preble writes from Salem, N. u;
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and also dangerous Malignant ETysipetGs by large
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q Leucorrhea or whites, Ovarian .Tunaors
Uterine Ulcegation, Female Diseases.
Dr.. J. B. s. Charming, Of New York City, writes:
al most cheerfGlly comply with the request of your
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was caused by liberation of the uterus The ulcer
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equalsitfor these female arrangements"
Edward s. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala, writes:
ga dangerous Ovarian tunpor one of the females
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PI1I 1lS.

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Of order. with your system
deranged, and your feelings
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to serious illness. Some At
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by d timely use of the right
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and cleanse out The disor-
dered hum0rs --parify the
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health again. They stimuli
late the functions Of the
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AS q Family Physic.

Your Pms are the prince cf pnrges. Their ex-
cellent qualities snrpass any cathartic possess.
They mild but very certain and eectual in their
action on the bowels, which makes them invaluable
to us in the daily treatment of disease. '....y.
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Bilious Disorders - Liver Complaints.

Nd4 ON Dr. Ias0a Si,. sM HOrs y
purpose as an aperient but / find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have In ny practice proved more efiectual for the
can mention. I sincerely rejoice that we have at
length purgative which worthy the confidence of
the Profession and the people. . - ~ =. IL
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PTTTsBURG, Pa, May ], 1855.
Dr.. j. C. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly
cured of the worst headache anybody can have by q
dose or two of your Pills. 1t seems to arise from O
foul stomach, which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect ED. w, PREBLE.
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DIR. AVER; Your Pills are the paragon of all that
= in They have my
that had proved incurable for years. Her mother
has been1ong grievousy afflicted with blotches and
pimples on her skin and In her hair. After our
child was cured, she also tried yOnr Plls and they
have cured her. sASA MORGRIDGE.
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side of Charleston harbor. The struck all dumb
and gloom Immediately appeared upon their counteaan-
cts. Fear took the place of "Abes anger, and with
doefu countenance he said ait will encourage that
vnIe rebel Stonewa" in his mischief again, and would
not be surprised if be 10 not upon US before know
it."
He and Seward were so overpowered, that they not
only forgot their difficulty, but their plan TO ntoxicate
the Colonel They had grief to KILL and they killed that
grief by renewed assault upon the bottle, and that
was the Lethean alec OF the balance of the company
be-" too, after totterDg awhile let himself down on
the or, and the las, thing heard himsay wa "gel
it is no use to cry split milk"
The Colonel remained up, and though somewhat
'orsted by his drinks he still commando hs facatea
he did rot seem to besstonshed at the ecene though
upon surveying the boxes be curled bis lip and turning
to me be said, 'you and view them alike"
We LETT abe and "the officers apparently happy,
for they were snoozng gleriously.
BRANTLEY.
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RICHMOND, March 5th, 1863.
The Enquirer has the Washington Chronicle Of the ard
1st The Yankee Government 10 heavy loser by the de.
structon Of the ship Jacob Bell duties would have
amounted to hundred and seventy thousand del
lars
Judge Barnard, OF New York. has instructed the Grand
Jury to find bills against the parties In arbitrary
arrests.
Commander Porters dispatch to the Secretary Of the
Navy says regret to inform you that the Indansa
also fallen into the hands of the enemy The Webb and
Queen of the West attacked and rsmned her until she
rendered; al of which can trace 70 noncompliance with
my instructions.
The London Times that is clear that the
at Charleston not raised at the time of the attack
the Federal feet at that place. There not
termssion of it. The London Post takes a similar view
The Liverpool Post the arrival the Sumter
in the Mersey.
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For the Joornsl.
FeRT CAswBLL, March

FeRT CAswBLL, March Sd. 1868.
Messrs Editors Allow the privilege Of your col.
a short space to ask officers, they eonsd-
or cureBg aud abusing prvates hghbred patrios do
they, babtuae themselves to such degraded custom,
+smpy, because they 10 position beyond the reach
of private.
really hard that soldier, who has always
Quoted himself gentleman, should be looked by
officer something without either feeling,
which may hesnd used accordingly oheers seem TO
forget that be gentleman without commits.
son and act towards ell who unlucky enough m only
privates ndependeDce be only t for the most
degraded servtude. do not say that all officers entertain
and carry out such ideas There glad to
who really gentlemen, and would suffer any evil
than descend into the low degraded circle Of profanity
sctuated by that high of patriotism that makes
every whether rich educated or ignorant
under object OF respect only
of those try show of their position By abusing and
maltreatpr those them and who seemed think
that such means only will render them true types Of the
gentleman and soldier who never recoect that the time
will come which will place them and prvates the
basis.
Such conduct he produ ctve of any good
the contrary nothing but evil will follow II. And should
the last very much longer must suffer by
for harsh treatment aenstes the affections than
many seem to think STYLUS.
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ROW AT HILTON HEAD-ABOLITION HUNTER
GRoANED. DC, DC.

RI0HMoHB, March 9Th, 1858
has occurred between the Federal soldiers and
negroes Hilton Head The latter driven Of to the
other end Of the Island The Washington Chronicle says
We have sad and humiliaory reports of insubordnaon
and outrsges committed by regiments from New York,
New Jersey and Pennsylvana, and say with shame,
Groans given for Gen. Hunter close
Of evening dress parade Sunday. The Chronicle con
tends that there reat reaction in favor of vigorous
prosecution of the throughout the North.
Gold ia reported inactive. Closed at New York the
End inst, at II ! premium.
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BY THE GoVEGNoss OF FORTH CAROLINA.
4 APROCLAMATION.

* HEREAS it has .en made to appear to me thattbe
~ terms OF the Proclamation issued by th8 25h
utmo. for The benefit those members army who
10 eH from their coloIs without proper leave not
have been known 10 ali WHO might have desired avail
themselves Of is Eercul provisions il time for them 10
do
Now, there#ee, J, EBULGN B. VANCE Governor Of
the of North Carolina do this second Prlca
nation, extending he limited II the 10 the 9th
day of March IeXt All Euch above Iefeu cd to-
shall have reported TO their several camps 10y di
will punishment i,r their past CelLquagCs To
those who SHAH haVe reported, nothing be prom
ised The scVeres penalties OF the mIItrry
49, II witness whereof, /, ZsBULON B. VANCE, Gov
L. eru3r CAPTAIN General and COmmAnder-lnC n ef
t- have signed these presents and caused the gea'
Seal OF the State to be atIXed.
Done ct City Eaiegi this 18th day OF February
e. d. 1868, AID in The o7jn year Of Independence.
81 order OF the Governor z. B. VANCE.
i. IL. BATTLE ia. Private Secretary.
Feb. I6. fS63- lO96t-2l-3t
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMoND, March 5, 1868.
The impressmsnt bill further discussed the Senate
to-day An amendment adopted, providing for the ap
poutmen by the President Of three Commits In each
State who shall divide the State into or districts
and proceed to fix The price value paid own
of articles impressed for the armyE
to time, the revision be made least twice in every
sixty days.
The House in secret session on the tax bill.
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VALUABLE. Ess.;.. fs.E. es3E

= ;
- WASH 10 SILL E.Y FA-fC eight mi:s ~,U'LTt-t #
,tlug.. HcCra couG'y, IL he basin OF the Coa l.
-. ieDdgHs and sUnE =" l.. ard oa the l"cal
.s le l|sraw Gpafoi E"ad, cort-iui0P 79)
90 acres t.strIn LAM sbcu IG-. of 'ce tUtloTe
dear the up Ia very ruLU tive for caTn CO trn
wheat, sandy, light spiI. Gc,d ga er. siIy,
tui.uiug. pretty good lc 81 haIi ms It he
81 advantage laid farm There is about 100
.8-i in wheaf and cas- vii give @Eedate pnsses-
---. sl. Eddress NOAH EICBAl D5r ',
God eyio1. g.
I.rh 4 1853. 23-6t~.
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DIED.

Very suddenly ON the I7th Feb, in Brunswick
IT, Mrs RLIZ ABETH SKIPPER, aged 20 years. She had
been member the NJ D. Charch for good many years
and lived for the honor and glory of Cod Shs leaves
large circle of relatives and friends to her loss
Farewell! my own dear mother,
Iknov that thou art blessed,
No ear thly woe, no DIR cam OF pain,
Shall haunt thy peaceful breast.
Thou hast but fad to realms of bis,
A mansion to prepsre,
Where shall ,in thee dearest mother,
Thy endess JOYS to share
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!EFEE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to tOhis late purchase
:. Carolina, offers for sale his Plantation Iopsal
Sound Il miles Wilmington, containing five hun
Gred OF the best quality Pea Mutt land About hall
the IS under cultivation Also, a sIGaIl
tract OF uuey land lying front OF said place the main
road leading Wilmington. These lands arg principally
Sound convenient fish and "ystersor Tor making
Sat-and ars believed be desTaby located any
lands the Sound. There is about hundred acres
the very best Pea Land ready ear portion OF
whIcl has aueUdy been GeaQCd and contains d large
quantity seasoned trees the very best for boiling
Salt-aHI convenient the Sound Persons wishing
purchase desirable residence would do well to examine
the premises. Terms made easy. ~
n. +. NIXON.
Dee. N, 1861. I-i
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WARS IN Judge IJumpkiu, of The
Supreme Court of Georgia iB recent DE- cison in o
divorce 10 that Court, said
Without intending to reflect upon the wife in this
csse-r take it tor granted the hb liant is to blame
still warn all men against marrying women by the
euphonious names Of Dulcinea, Felixiana etc These
melting, mellifuent will do for novels, but not
for every day life.
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General Notices.

NCxECE.
TgHHG UNn-2SIGEED, pIacticrg Pl yscianR, CT the
I"ua,y Baden, compelled, in self defence, t.
advance thsr charges Professional services u dCu lie
the fulmer rates except purely surgical Hall
yearly Sc Elements must bc made.
d. 3. GILLESPIE, II. d.
a. 10 NJ DONALD, "
- MCMANSIN
". A BIZZ ELL,
A. J. tHLPMAt,
n. GRAGAM,
Feb. =. y 5.*
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X . IL Ess

FEYEG sUE, RIGER cGeIs sale 1900 Of llud IL
Baden county, the East OF the Cape river,
twelve miles EHzabetho"n, and ST. mics from the
rIler The land we'll mbtTCd. with good FWaLp land
clear There IS also q twOsto!y Dwelling House with
r.oaa ou1 it'll Gepiacs) the Tl~ee, with other ont
houses, good y ell and opTIug, &c. 81.
ny person wi7Aiug to purchase the all We property Will
please address EiZADetAUwn, Baden c4unty, =. I.
LauG Will continue let urtIl disposed OF
Apply u !. n sc CI1.s t,iZ45~tA town, Or
=. b I, " ImjnG ton, n c.
F,b i. 1858. uO-Gt-2l4t*
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sEEI UEsUERs I5NED offer for sale 1892 cf Land,
lyrE on the Cape Fear River, II miles from Whining
well timJec with OAK, ash and cypress, and one OF
best range I-r Cattle, Hogs and sheep Ahcut 400
acres land ia the best quality ct farming land.
be hundIed thousands cords OF wood cut1rom
above land al Convenient she For particulars,
aGdttss, XII Eh CHESS t-I, Ha!TeI. 8 ctoIe,
o., J. u PRIDGEE, Cainruck, Il. G.
Feb. /. 1868. 2l4t'.
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THE STEAMER INDIANOLA BLOWN Up BY The
CONFEDERATEs.

NOBLE March 5th 1868.
The Jackson Missssippan seys that the destruction Of
the Indsnola most unfortunate and essary A.
fair The Turreted Monster proved to be fat boat. with
sundry fixtures to create deception which passed vcks
burg Tuesday night. The officials, believing she
Turretted Monster blew up the Indsnoa but her guns
fell into the enenys hands The Queen OF the West left In
such hurry to forget part Of her who left
ashore. Taken altogether, good joke the par.
tizan rangers, who notoriousy GINNING than
brave.
EXTRA SESSION U. 8. sENATE.-HABEAs CORPUS
TO BE SUSPENDED.
RICHMOND, March 6th 1853.
An session of the United States Senate called
by Lincoln because the interests of the United etates
qure to bill giving Lincoln the to suspend
the writ Of haGeas corpus at pleasure which finally passed
the House by a vote Of ninety seven to forty.fve.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMOND, VA, March kth 1865.
In the Senate to day, Mr.. Oldham, from the Committee
on postal affairs reported bills conscatiDg the interests Of
alien enemies in the telegraph lines and putting said lines
under the control Of the Postmaster General The mpress
ment bill was discussed until adjournment.
The House was in secret session the ts bill.
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EXECUTOE's NOTICE.

He UNDERSIGNED having qualif ID, at September
Z Term, a. D. 1862, of the Court OF Pleas aud
Sessions Of Rev Hanover county, Executor upOn the
last III Testament Of w A. teyer, deceased hereby
gives notice persons having claims against
present the same duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by Law, otherwise this notice VIII be plead
Oar OF their recovery.
al persons indebted 10 said estate viii please make
mediate payment. A. ADRIAN, Executor.
Jan. 1th, l863.-l59sN
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FROM vICKSBURG,

VICKsBURG, March 9th, 1865.
Commodore Porter commanding the Yankee feet, pro-
Gle inns that any person firing unarmed
River were taken in the act they would be hung also
all persons caught burning cotton levying contributions
de- The Of General Stevenson has yet trans
pred-
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WE always hate to see Friday come, because We
have then insert The long postal advertisement,
the exclusion Of matters which we much desire to
lay before readers. Three more times will end that
matter which, indeed we would issue in the form Of an
extra, but Tor the fact that with our edition, at the
present price of labor paper and other materials the
whole compensation would hardly pay for the cost of
doing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
FROM FORT MoALLIsTER.

sAvAENAH, Ga, March 9TH, 1898.
The enemy shssd Fort MoAstsr oil Of last night snti
near day this morning dispatch frsm the Fort dated
o'clock, A. NJ says that the enemy have renewed
the attack this morning. Their still the river.
The Fort Is In good condition. the celumbsd rsmount
ed. No further casualties ut the Fort