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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21
TIE ASSAULT on WAGNER.

| Strong, and prepared TO take Wagner The
force consisted of the Seventh Connecticut. in
| the advance; TWO companies OF the 1lxta co1l-
necticut, supported BY the Seventy slxth Penn
evlrania, Third New Hampshire, and Ninth
Maine. The reserve was the Forty eighth and
One-bundred nd~tenth New York. The
whole force vas supported BY two batteries Of
artillery.
Gen. Strong rode up TO them at The proper
moment and said, Fire low, and trust II sod
Forward, the Connecticut Seventh And
avav they vent at double quick. The fort
opened with three eight-inch howitzers, heav-
ily charged with grape and canist7r, Some OF
them fell, but only chance shots struck them
for the Confederates could not seq them. An
other round comes at them; more tall this
time, but they DO not talter third round
pIoughs among them, but still the SURVIVORS
press on. Now they are under the works
and Jump or walloW through the ditch
The hand grenades do not stop them, nor the
rife balls, nor the notes Of proparatloa within
Tn the tanks they Chamber, and, With thelT
old shout unsilencod, they stand upon the
naranet--alI Vko have not faen on the way.
Not man has hinched, The gallant Colonel
Ro51na0 has been with the1n, or q head OF
them. the whole time, and stands on the para
net waving his sword and cheering With hls
meu.
The Seventy sixth, on The right have ad~
7anced hravely at the proper Mme, and Ehe
Ninth Name have followed with eQua! courage:
but thay did notso we'll escape the 1rst round
OF the deadly grape, and they WaYereds 1haE
staggering back instead Of pressing forward de,
cided the day They lose thelr distance, and
when they rally it just IN tine to receive ano-
cher fire which makes them dodge, Tor 1t looks
internal in the distance, and must be terrific to
marcia directly up to. The next rally Is not
general. Some press on to the moat, more
9uSh back 10 certain. death. There is little
danger if they push on-~alInost certain death
f thew break up ard retreat. Maj. Hicks le%ds
the Seventy sixth bravely, and some choice
men followed him on the parapet; but when
he turns to look for his regiment, there IL IS,
routed. with the Ninth Maine also retreatlng;
and COL Rodman, as be receives q wound IL
his side which he supposes fatal, cries.
1sWhere IS the support7" and chen, turning
and seeing how he is deserted says 4 oan-
ned pretty support that is-the towards are
running away
Reluctantly he draws of his men 60 prevent
capture, and With their ranks thinned by two
hundred riAed muakets inside che tort, they
regretfulLy turn away, and the charges Th1eh
did not touch them before now do fearful exc
cution. They have nothing LETT but to run,
and the three bodies go scattering down Ia sns
beach, followed by che iron hail None OF ene pls
dead and few OF the wounded we're prousn1
from the ground. Colonel kodman received =
second wound in the leg, which Dfoke tne
| bona hnt his men would not leave him on the
6eld, His condition is promising, but his
wounds are quite serious.
T;4TIa more was done during the day on our
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21
PUBLISHED (pA1LT) By
EDGAR SNO Y DEN, JR.
~ OFFICE-Go. lo+ hiog street, over
8 ora,s formerly French s. Book Store.



WAR NEWS.
Gan, Morgan, on Sunday, attempted to cross
she Ohio near Crclyyille, but was prevented
b7 the gunboats. One hundred and ffty Of
tbo Copfederates were killed and thirteen hun
3red taken prisoners and their artillery cap
tared The band il now scattered among The
mountains, and the Federal commander is
confident Of capturing ali Of them.
i Tcksburg letter dated the 18th instant,
gnYs that ali the Confederate troops, with the
execution of 4 few sGragglers, had LETT the
toyn. The letter also reports che occupation
Of Jackson by Gen Sherman on the 10th, but
Tbis is evidently mistake, as Richmond pa
peys Of Friday publish kilograms from that
place, from the 18th 70 the l4th inclusive,
giving brief accounts Of = severe battle fought
ou the l2th, IN which it is claimed the Con
soderates rapulsed the Federal forces With q
loss OF 1our Of I've hundred killed and wound
ed, Gen Oste1haus was killed
Gen, Bragg is reported BY Federal scouta TO
be still retresting in Georgia, With Gen. Rose
Grams in pursuit. The Federal advance il ge~
ported TO be al Rome, IN Floyd county one
hundred and seventy miles northwest Of Mil
ledgavil!e, the State capital.
/ PIN HUNTER. Paris, there died some
days age, about so gears Of age, the Baron de
3eYre8, q gentleman who had devoted nearly
all bis life to q most extraordinary pursuit.
Amongst the property he left were found tvo
large and heavy boxes, which, by the heirs,
We're SUPPOSED to contain cash, but turned out
70 be filed with hundreds Of thousands Of all
imaginable kinds Of pins, Some years ago,
w6en in Paris, a gentleman Of noble appear
sace vas pointed out, whose curious way OF
waking had attracted my attention. 1t was
The Baron de Sevres lie was walking along
one Of the roads Of the Boia de Boulougne,
Elth bis back bent, bis eyes restlessly searching
GAo ground; sud now and then STOPPING down
81 II to pick up something. tor the last TWEEN
y years his regular habit had been to pass
along tbs most treQueuted streets and places Of
SesoIt, and TO pick up any pins he discovered
On tue ground-a habit which had gradually
become the dominating passion OF his life. he
3ad been noticed scrutlnlzing the doors III the
pl ttheatecs, hardly looking for s moment;
TIE stage; still more frequently he was seen
searching the }obbies leading to the boxes tor
51e precious treasures, Concert rooms formed
hls principal attraction; but his richest har-
vest, be confessed, were the numerous places
q o1Worship, which, Of course, were reularly at
Esndtd by this curious specimen Of human &C.
esntg5cjty.
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1t IS computed that the little patches Of
S1o0ad IL che vicinity Of the FRENCH capital
appropriated 70 foral cultivation realizes an
annual income Of 81, 900 francs, aud give enl-
poymentto five hundred persons In Paris
4o1a there are no fewer than TWO hundred and
e7sbtg tour Gors1a
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! cOtnp|lnent.- Correspondence u llt7 y. !"
:; Tribune.
| How A HOUSE IS SACKED. About SIX
| O clock in the afternoon q mob visited Ehe
residence OF gentleman in Twenty~ninGh
street 4 few stragglers appeared on tEsa
scene, consisting mainly Of women and chill
|. lron Two or three men then demanded and
gained adn,ittance while their number "as
largely increased on the outside. One elderly
gentleman Was found in the house who had
liberty TO leave Then commenced lndi5erimi~
nate nlunde1. This vas carried on mostly ~
o]d men. women, and children, while che men
a. muscle stood guard, Every article mas
annronriated, the carriers often bending under
fheir burdens. Women and children, hatless
and shoeless. marched off having IN 5helc pos
session the most costly Of fabrlcs some OF ti4e1
broken and unfit for use. 10 this Wanton 0e-
struction OF private property the nelgheols
and the many visitors drawn 70 the sp"G were
s;jonf snec1ators. 4 word Of remonseranoyy
eoaf l;fa After the pilage had progressed
foT an hour p number Of soldiers and policemen
arrived and nassetI through the street; bI1t no
sooner had they gone beyond the house than
fhe wo,k recommended With increased energy:
Hear;nc Of this the armed force again pa5sco
that wsv. and 3 nllmbor o. shots were 1I@ar
and several wounded On both sides, IN hol1s
later the crowd engaged IN breaking sasnes
and carrying of the frasn1antss OF "ooa "o1k.
Thus, in two hours time, chs tamliy were
s',noved Al the good pleasure OF the non aho
fne residence destroyed, in broad dayligh5
IN a z2opulous part q the clty.-lN. / 1os'
----==zaa1H--
Four flags, the gift Of che women OF OHIO
were Yesterday presented 20 the 55th Aassa7
chusetts regiment (colored} by co7efnoE An
drew. who made an address On che occasion.
Tieutenant Kingston shot private benjamin
Haves (coIored) at the camp at headvlIle, yes
tordav. i IS supposed fatally, tor alleged 1asub'
ordination.
Two hundred and fifty soldiers arrived in
Washington yesterday from the Convalescent
Camn at Alexandria, and Will be immediately
ordered 20 duty ia this Invalid corps. The arm
of the service is rapidly filing up, aud will
no doubt be largely increased by eniiatments,
We observe By the New York exchanges
that Miss Virginia Munck died In chat city on
4ba 18th The deceased was an actress OF no
mean ability.
Martin T, Tupper, Of ''Proverbial Phlloso-
,bv,' fame, is to be created Daronet. His
handsome estate IN surry will enable hin 70
support the rank - c.4A.s..
Hnndreds Of accessions has the Gettysburg
ce,oaterv received Within these memorable
davs In one place there are over one hundred
Graves Of New York volunteers, che names all
;nscr;bed on simple head~boards, IA close
aror;mity lie ffty~siz ConfedeEates IL one
snonob and not far of forty~tWo more, "lt0.
SA|NAS~I
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batteries, and the Ccntederates were contented
to throw shell over among our -picksSs occa-
sionally. Tie Nahant went inside and flIeti
ser shots al! round, and the forts returned ne
cotup]iment. Correspondence Of the \. T.
Tribune.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
,,9as 2cbcu 9e{u..'

1I~OWN ~SSS" SS!N% E,i 7 :
Inter BEN Eitel7 80 pk ,pe J'lus" ~
In pa1ts sine inlersdaute. }S&nit ron u.
Rtnau uf&itntn., 50 wiEe 4bsr:a oie(fIt'
'' ;Esr e1 ta;lh K: ss,.at hat I.l len 81 IL. y sai9,.
litfn IN Grqntret@ iber fansltt l&laatna,
bat > aud mid bswopf1n, eae 8u@ az ltitn.
Meues III BARN 9al ni&ts, abe; g, eplbdlj
eint ttdt euteD arftuurp bH Got}dunheu
ltit Gtra4B 4auf pieltm. i@etiete,4 ,nnp+-e 81
inb babet audi pit. Ntbtitfn ,het, Elbiuee,
E@&uls lit Bqur benutt. Dob .ros trfs
[Gpan9sltum 3utdg srf mad esr, s3ei(t5runa
pom StrrAalsm stf$rieb.n pcroenipa6 PEI
|8tr|oi fer besjenisenl has Anifr: BEN ga
men ct, Sobannis b.iannt iiff, nisin,Ya,
LATINA 0spelsn, :pa6 ,Marepsl urb .Wsatt,
tbdus i'm 3meiten S~abrbnnrsrt mad ebr'0i
EGsburt turlirenbe Erabiitors1 benust unr
|parna@ ibse acknowledgements
ptlt, unb stnanp.rzp6R abee(@!Fbm ba<
Sen. In ia, iDfrt{&tdn1 ftPsniafins a,(@en
I, Sabr5tbbaitnr nnb tariiten .pPn rriig
(barYtshtt tint siiesutlt@ autbiuhl9t Bsf4late
9s{u son fttuen1 Auaen3euesle aus Aidt
Ibtf5.n, ldu8ust lein Mtnl@ n~lBr.szaaad
gIinou litbt abtr simmer. nd H,sbF 8et<
f@l4tlt@e Babtbtf -9n, ftintm a45elber,
ale 9traub. Der, i6hhr ,gana IL .bie Mylbe
,aufetl5rt bat, pns ala ne Edbin9eE .bif
'ause; tpas wil'sen tBun w~i1tn,,ale Con.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17

t.s Ut y st'it. s NY asa,sse III
B.SsnS.yls NAN ets paufuieE
Tlas!tss slisb as fsbsa, eieb bate %"
Sun8en eyt0nut.
@asg Der eatau II esa
n.y. bbit alts tf'tI fd8tt w SunBs.
Gutsn sbenS>lDSE~p~~~@sSsss!g Sd
wtl u,stne Altsn eiumal befu&en.r -
LIE Alte autupovtete- uno ~tbr~ 0ef&t
rtadn bab uRp S&apsufvsuse psrttsfs
LID aue
a. II Mieuane 81. ,tu Satanl
Mo III psennss raiitn Batsrs? :
0m @sfananfs.
@kbl tlnp III MuItu7
Aud in WefdnantE
Tlap ett G&wdtans "H+U
'Aue In @sfdnent6.
Or Sunss staste f& ttn.sr ZEN Obrsn,
(ab rie .Mlie an ui,p iaets:
Mbl
Damn trebte II ltd ouf ''esn AtidBtn
Jun. oin8 unisr psn Baum.n bin. ot'sn
M,Nt i'm Dlntupinps iinerltn. une lang
nit irif9u &nabenAimms Iuf'S IL" S''e
wtiiU.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17

e.brS&Apuub, ,biss teutf&en Tnb uns BE o.
fdbsli&asp,retIdle lie. uu' ~ stwas sslansen
aus Hnnsus ssp6bnli& osn Amuitansrn
ptenen maatn.
/. Btr.Atlanssn fdr bic Dsutf&sn hins
.bdonb,re" unp lstns wsitsIs fbsilnotme
an ben Msp.tun alS tbtt b9rasrti&sn VsrS
bdtfM ~,.stns1putt Ma&.nfuhp
ais tbre @liaberehtfauns ale Bdresr rs
Sstldn4en nno tbrf' Udbistsittn Sttatlsn.
@ir fprbtrn absr unp wlniben. pab 'rae
|peutd. @lemsnt (einen standardization
GinAue auf pie Yolittf, auf pis geRa!tun8
Der Yultn13.n Mu9slteentdtsn tse sanrss
Bepiuns.- une paS. fam uur eut& S!sa'
ui(attou unpph 9.rtinpuns nit @ld@ee'
fnpttn untsr ,ttn Amtrttanern s.i4sbm.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
Scr Garteutas *iaa Gsaaftutt.

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ten IT BE StBune pfr' btutf&eu Gara.nsiu
[Gtantfurt ~ Gppe,2 urb .fol: 1bsr xaiiei
pon Defrei& NIT 'bsitn Nsfuttattns b6&f
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EGtunbL baden. lid ID efatuttitu. pftn'
bat tpus,sn .esu, Grars5 9si.pe .ste, alter
bftaetttpnen Der ttut{@snf xatfeitrpuesin III
&opfe yat,eI x nib Hatfu$t Baben,t bag
xleitep 40 etokrrn. !!tdea im Saktt5t649
,pit9 a~bassrbisttn tts NsidSid9t1t bsal
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piebesG tdutfurteT. auflusjND eatf&iano
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1MafIea etu8tesuasen,ba 6 bic eeBennAstt'
g. o rnbeepssfnRuusg atdt6 tAaBts jis8eu'
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prsuBfn pusmt to, aba6 OtRysi6tfBt4p is
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psitsr 9sbsuee l~iberaIsre Rsfornpori&lda|
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&ailu %proponirten. Gtne De. eide zee
preu6iidln @iniiers Y,dIrenien IN Grei'
berr ppm @ntber uerlanat ndmlt& eins
aus Ibir.ten @oblsn b%eruors,benpe Der.
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ttonal: Yarlamsnt., mdbrenD Groni 0oispb
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kn. @st(ammIuno obfpeiltn woutt.
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9ertntiuna rsr umfdnre einu~ psr rsaf
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rn> b.utiden Broee NIT Der ~liberalen
0qtepattei Qanp, In 6onr Au aebsn!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17

ropsrel&riften ,3tuif&susbsn, Subsuf&rif.
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Gem es ras edit WenfAH@e tn Gtrifus
loon warp'9t obn0e tilpas unshx lii ibma iii
fsbept a|s tinea ts0obtea uut
S@wa&sn; bic teptr Mntsts au@ Sat.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
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