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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-13
WILNINGT0N, n. c., AUGUST 6, 1868

II q TcJ EO"-The English public surprised al
affairs to have taken this SIDE of the
Tic slrrender of EcbsbUrg and the check
tanned by Es have cool-d their ardor favour OF the
CuDfaderGtts. AL their admiration was for success
Now the C0niederRes tu e9afal th
cores spoaunGy unpoPu The Lo1ion Times sAys the
English people glad that they did not recognizs the
South. TLey might have allied themselves tc the
sessful side. is what it all The advo
.ates OF the North-the Lincoln spies and pimPs in
Europe yoCifasate, each OF them. a. told you
40, Tie rebellion ia suhdued and the war will
sool 0e ~ end. Renew bill for ono more
njnsty lys and Be will be ready TO take It up
Au1 Of England which benefits herself By
this var, vi the bill Just long Is offered,
Nap yeon. who must lean England counterpose TO
the olu;onary element France. canno afford 10
himself the English alliance. What have
either England France? The Tnles SPEAK
,ag England, says usWs Gad did not make
your acquaintance when you seemed 10 be prosperous
rsumsauces, since would have been compelled to
knowledge you that you have fall in difficulty. VI
might been forced TO have lent yCu ss
iAu and that 1T not ha paid That ia English gooc
teei I'D chiyg in nutshell. Let estimate it al its
tuii ~a15 And ho French il Ike unto it
Well yet Of the woods Of these days
sHd need ssk nobody any Odds and we wont.
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DIH:J.

In this tow, Friday, lib August, 1853 tLz ATE,
eldest daughter OF JSme and Laura M ehtckeJld aged
q year., mouths and l2 days.
In Wilson, N. u, morning rfe2;d inst. o. Dys
sntery, little CHARLIE ed II mcahs onY child Of DR.,
W. A aud Lucy A. Dutg4u.
briy h ,wer that VIug grown Tor sh )ts season
here, finally wLeed and has been trarsplanted bS CO
Almighty md tho glo Ions garIen OF Pa adsa "oL
suitable FIR it's aRie nature ShrLld Va not sIuR
praises God. when read, ruff little chlcTen and
r0Id not, to uht OF snch Is ths GlDg'
com of Heaven"
wilson, N. u , August 81. l 81
KArE ouIy dsuybr a, j. W Wagstaf died a. the rest.
deucc Of MI ivan New hsEoVer "unty, n. ",
July Z b. Is63 q. ed years. mnn aud ~ q
n. mother h. wing ed Eht -he but infant o.
daIs Ms Larkus the responsible du IaisI
hi d hhs T., b onIy f,r IN. had for
hiId bat that al she I'd tor the departed mother
avi raised from iHfan Hrs. A., ku- c,ull ut
nye Atad maLies ed gr~tt"r love Tor
1hts hnd If II hs: te GrT Sho ONed an NE
u dne Of II N II 3 IN ~ lis and in death W po
t-"tS viii ,ct''i 10 MI "rgsob
h+s been O. TT In The hfuy aud - t' e ul
his oGly Ch te. Yes ne al eel sac "a - =
Iu.,d his soFtOw, eo a. ID at III u ae' - n
te mo h rees Id upuo Mr. add iS - g Or ~
la,uer aud NTH Nay g.. hose no utD - 80" 20
With L ho gh t"e' 6.'e has passed ""+y '-0H
death to b iss aud lie etcGa
N q. Oh is.ian Adv0 etc. coPy. ., -. o,,t.I.r, In
In this to~n, Fr.day rvti ia, th 'us., % 40 y ~
fannm IOsk pH jon 5cTON youngest Son o. 'sSeRh ~
| and Comfort RQs6l, aged Jsa' A14 N''-D'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
HcRfHERS DATES-THE RETALIATION POLICY =
CHARLESTON DATEs-EUROPEAN NEWS.
FOR THE JOURNAL.
RIcHHoNp, Va Aur 9Th ISs:

r,..s<. R1cHMoSD, " .A1g. 5th, 1853:
ceved.
Lincoln issued an order declaring that the law OF
aaton will be fully carried out snd that for every sol
VIII be executed and if black soldier be taken prisoner
and sold into slavery. rebel soldier will be fned at
the black be liberated.
Yankee OF the battle Brandy Station brief
Charleston dates, CT 3lst July that Gilmore bad
10 erecting long Iiue cf batteries within 2oo
ysrds OF wagner and ia mounting three heavy two hun
dTed poUnder Beige within mile aod qaaFeF Of
Sort sumte-, with which it is expected the ort will be
duced.
Burnside has decarad Kentucky under martial law, and
has commanded thu mi arg officers 10 aid the authorities
;ne election Judges will be held strictly ac-
0cal sdvces of the of Rreashar City 20 the
Gunboat sachem mas been received at New dreams
TIE lines ssys from the interior towns Of this st9ts
hose drafted will pay the exemption fne.
brings adv,ces the 22ad The Brtst Parlis
pact tn adj The 27h Lord CLYDE field marsh ali,
's very i'll. I'D ia not expected to Ieeovfr
OF little q; Gettysburg has ed c"nidorabia :e-
ia England. The Times city article, OF the 2ls say
hat -ecev wth m,x4 I'd fee ings >urpr ,
di.appo 'men eHd sa'isac'r rprse At the sad len
removal owing the retreA of Lee Of ali prospect Of tie
OF the ear ard satisfaction ia onemp stinE
The w;sd shown by England i'll not having prenaturey
yielded to the recent pres for the recogn OF the
onsoIa decline from s2E q SO to e?s q 90.
There is extreme IA he Paris Byrss The revi-
,be main Of depression The Confederate
at Il to 81 discount on Tuesday q. Consnl-
opened this uoruing uther deciue in open markets.
md almost panic throughout the day. 1he Polish qaes-
tiIo ia assigned ss the
The Liverpool Cotton ket wac Il at i'd advance.
The the Russiao government the mobiles of
tn three powers regarding Polaad is published and gen
eraly considered unsatisfactory War is condered By
q rem >te contingency
There was abatement of activity part of the
revouopsts. Several fights had taken place, with vary
Il results.
Ihe news from America had sent up American stocks,
DQOyaucV before
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VIZ have reason bi that extensive raid pre-
pariug from Nswbern its destination being OF
course The idea believed TO be In II Inc
nv will issue out il dstaaoe from ewbern witt
sutry acd artillery, well cavalry, there
trench themselves thus forming secondary base upon
which the aiding party partieg OF cavalry FIJI back
supp pursued hard pressed. They may thus be
operate from secondary bls at least twenty
nil in ad7ance of their primary bass at Newbern.
Where their blows next fall is s'i 10 the dark but
tat they preparing strike, and strike heavily ap
pears The best information receiv
ei EiDstoG to Leave doubt OF this, and we
therefore right Rivs people in the Eastern
e1urs.os the tat notice We would them
that II be LOST but that the effective
gan guards hould proceed in eTey
county AID every Captains district Destroy bridges Id
f. fro of these raiders, to dea th
s. together ambush them aud cap
ture kill or drive item ck OF system of
AMI coGriers be organ ID VS. notice meeti gs il
Wayne, -ampsCG and other counties, with the yeE #
adopting precsuynary measures against tde advance Of
these marauGEE parties By hearty cooperation and mu
assistance the deTenG counties and nsjghborhooC
themselves and protect each other, besides
Furnishing enemy and teaching him that raidng rath
dangerOus business against people determined TO de-
fend enseiyas and tn prOI erty.
Agais say, pTepsrrbe the alert. There Is PIE
npeed fos every organic ton that De devised cal
lated to rePuse these msTauders, who
Fai0g for spring upon unprotected sectors of country
Let L. be pointed. Let them fad that the chDtry
IS not unprotected.
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GEN. TAYLOR'S ViUTOkY At DONALDSONVIi
IA a-ARRiyAI Or INDIAN CHIEFS SC Sc

GEN. TAYEOR'S VICTOkG At DONALOSONVILLE
LA.-ARRiFAL Or ISDIAN CHIEFS, sc &c.
MORTON, Aus &C u WHIT ADAM scouts ing in
that Banks attacked General DICK Ta> or at Don
ID oDvne, La, the I'D uit and defeated With
OF tn us8rd includ four tht usand prisoners
Tayors and tOrces is reportt O. have since
united the Teche which, true. will enable Tsy
to place 10 position the siege capu ed AT 1hbo
GeAux. d thus blockade tie rtver below.
large uumber Chiefs and Braves OF the Choctaw
tribe passed through 'h=re yesterday visit their
Great Fatner at Z camoad.
General Grant has established garrison of about three
thousand st Natchez
he ssshipp river repres the above VICksburg
sEarmtng wi guaoo4ts and transp IT'S.
Eight gunbca aud ten sports counted between
VIcksbu and NachtZ last Friday. This. however, does
prevent communication with the Trans Aissssppi De-
partnept. Accounts received from sds CHI erng
bat cUntrstaLd- The enemy has placed garrison o.
twenty FIVE hundred men at New Carthage, which Is
prominent pont the river Colonel Logan is waIching
his NJ vements, ard the enemy will hear from hm
No tIoops have gore up the river save MCPHERSON 8
corus and part Of Bu nsdes Command
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We cgret to learn from he hong Adt that Gen
eral STEELNc Pzo has resigned his Commission il the
NoaIed=ete army He ID said to have taken this
TIng 90 tho TACT Of bis being kept subordinate posi-
son GadsE Gen HI and prevented from taxing the
measures winch ha deems tor the ree: of
kansas AID EifsOuIi.
TAore purer Christian trueT gentleman ard sol
der than General HoLIss and yet much doubt heth
sr h9 has j. u ms to DO mu sh good DC sou
be occupies soma other men-PRIcE, for instance
could do Unfortunately the people there dssst
'sdsd It what they considered injustice to PRIos,
when General HOLNEs out, thsy disposed
give hlm cordial pton iar trial. and the result
aas that they have to him. thus render
los his position far from pleasant one, and throwing
eeHstraiot The mutual relations. TIL unforuuste
Is terda impair the Generals through no
LaIt or his We DO not 60 for yielding to popular
e-aul0r but think that only would sn-
other Gsd of labor peasan,er for General HOLMES but
mat also the public interest would be promoted by his
Transfer to a diEsrelt field Of labor.
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RRCAPITULATI0E-
Commissioned LHcerS.

Aggregate,

We learn that Col Lawrence Baker, who was IL
nmand Of forces The recent fight near BAndy
Station, bas been appointed brigadcr general Id s
is ueried and weiI-des reed appointment. Colonel
Baker Was appoin ed in 1861 Leu'euaDt CO!onei O.
lie 1st North Carolina cavalry regiment then com
manded by Col r Ransom, and upon his appoint
ment to Br,gsdier General, be became Coooe OF the
lst. He has seen hard service, and bis regiment has
we'll sustained itself. he is graduate at West Poin>'
and been in the old Uulted States army from the
Ime he graduated ,il the present war commenced,
when he Immediately resigned bis commission. He Is
very badly wounded in the arm about two inches OF
the bone being shattered. Gen. Stuart We earn cali
ed to ace him Monday morning, aud stated that b,
was sent to him by Gen. Lee to inform him that he had
neea appointed Bigadier General, aud 10 maxi
known to him his regret that be bad been wounded
and TO tender t. hm bis thanks Tor the successful and
creditabie which be had conducted the forces
under his eommar d -fqch Fra
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The Augusta Cona1tu1onQtLst OF the lst inst, IN us
eadug artcle Coutains The Mt that, except th
French no other Power, cVIl Zed or s4Vage, OF the
ct or Fl to- or any intermediate cass, ever ackno"
leaged or recogniz the United STATES until Engano
made leace with th. aud 8ckpo |ldsed the udepen.
d1nce of each of the Staies rrs'ng the Onon, and
The nationality Of the Uuited States"
Great Britain acknoEiedgd The iud'pen ence of the
Uoited ates aod made treaty OF peace with them Oh
the 81 Septrmner. 1888
Prior to this dale Lwo European P,wers, other than
rance made treaties with the Uuted Staies aa IN
depend OF nation.
The Nerhei lands made treaty on the 8th Octoher
1852, and Sweden did the same on the "a April, 'oS
The Constuionalist is therefore mistaken In ls hls
forical re terence.
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IL. E. MCDUFF1E,
Asst. Pay Nj. &. S. Navy.
RLAnEn ounrY. Jnig 18th. 1888

To The Edit0rs Of the Wilmington Journal:
Can no hing be done 10 the depr& dations OF the
this district Hoow District, BIaden County p
Che Lfcers take little trouble about it, We
have lost leather hogs, sh and many other things
Ehich reasonably suppose taken by deserters,
good many here from county and Camber-
land.
deserter to my fathers house few days and
after two IoCrs lett for my home ang that he
had made hls within half mile Ct of the officers
Of this dist and molesttd except
sion, then he did not leave bis work. notified id
officer that had and 'aiked with the al he
could take him ii would but my SURPRISE officer
did not make arrest him. Do the meeesh OH
have ia7o,ites that they won't arrest: BLADEN.
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SeGVa f,O1xa Eha Islands.

Tuesday another comp rativeiy quiet day One
itor steamed position and eoumeucei firing, abo At
twelve O'Clock at ta~. upon Battery Wagner few
CAUSED her to back out OF again in shor,
tine,
1G reDored yesterd ~ that Yankee officer accom-
Danied by his staff uIed the Of his advanced
battery, ~hn OF sharp shooters singled him out
and shot him. Ae to fall aud carried off by
his attendants.
We heard Of NO casualties side yesterday.
report in Tculaton esterjay that the enemy
hid made another dem 'nstraon In the dTec Adams
iun. ON qury headquarters learned there
ground for the report.
The Savannah News Of Tuesday learns that dispatches
received in tht CITY Mond-y evening, announcing
that several transports bal sailed hareston in the
direction of saval nah. the Yankees possibly
design giving CALL They vii be su tab!y received
should that be their design-Chas Courier.
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ALABAMA ELECTIONS.

SELMA, ALA. Aug. 9th, 1863.
FLECTIoN REIUREs- Wiecx Co. Watts 4S2, Shorter 80,
Dowdell fer Congress, LeDgdon 49, Dickinson 2's.-
Silly Co.. Watts 952 Shorter 80 fer Congress- Curry 464
CruiIbs 672. AuUga Co. Watts msi iority Asa for
Congress, Langdon's majority about 90. Sumter Co.,
Watts 3e7 Shorter SO several Watts foxes to hear from
Bib Co.. Watts 5s5 Shorter 3loDe Watts box to hear
from. Choe Co, box, Watts 1ls, Shorter s !;
CuF sharks majority Curry in the fourth district is
aooat s0 In Chocav Co. Watts has 100 i1rity Cobb
is far ahead of Rolls for Congress-
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EtsLi'gtl CAItIILLSA,
In Equity
! - How ARD,

- HOWARD,
rs BIZ for conversion o
tAC Ai7i' A1 hF' property.
tusrEkICK & Others
HfFC1 RlN'' 1t tEeGtTck 9. Smith and wife Ce6s
Jans q2''lrs te,d4Gt III caBs, side beyond lh
s OF the state aEc therefore, process be
up N them !! Is ts etore ordered, publication bs
made II some puDc newspaper tor tbe of weeks
Ire dcfr that unless they appeI th
term the CUut: of Eguiy to be held at KnansVie
u tue Fourth AondtY Of september next; and then arc
thero PIE IL demUr SAID BU that the
~ be t~hed pro cCfsSsO, aud h"arDg paTs
70 them NItless Lay land tfdcl J, 9Th July, 1908.
jERH PEAR8ALL, Z. NJ. +.
Iulg ihEl.
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+ Dr Ln@ JOurnaI.
9. 5. STEAMER NORTH CARcLINA, |
Aucust 4 Ii. lSh3.


Editors journal Ga yesterday 10 card OF
;hauks from one Wm S1ubbs, late master of screw
steamer Kate, OF L0ndon," most egregious error
presented to the public which does rank Injustice
and although would prefer TO remain silent, have
been until this misrepresentation stares and my
friends in the ace and ne reiusiu to make the Gede
hosorabLe, therefor heg correct the rer aud
: set me- and my cause aTight," By few brief facts
the details being enumerated in q report TO my
marding iii, er, commander WIZ I. Muse.
The steam Kate vas boarded by me- when on fire
SuDdJy, the b nit, under heavy fire from three
Of the myis vessels Being alone and unable to
launch the katcs boat from the beach, made rall
her sail, mast and oars, which entered the su" ;
O1t my raft shattered, and ag ain attempted
o launch the boat On the risi0g tide. While thus en-
gagged, two Of Col Lambs scouts, named Sergean:
Waters and private Harris, up and demanded
ny surrender az blue Yankee. Ga eatsfyi1 1g them
bat was Coafederae officer they assisted in the
aud did noble eeFvice extingueh the flames in
be burning ship. We removed the burning port FIR 8,
slow matche', and a part (aboQt one half of the
powder from q state room forward where mattress
burning ia tie brit the other part could not be
safely removed at that time, the burning fragments
If the nainsaif we've blowing down the open hatchway
Two other neu named McNair and LIE Bonte came oD
board, end did good atrVice. Col Lamb was then en-
gagng the enemy FROM the point, d'saot about one
nile therefore, WIS the only commissioned officer OF
bourd until after the fire extngushed. When Col
Lamb arrived ct the ship, for him. and recon-
nended to put armed guard OF board and on shore,
20 protect the property, which was done.
Capt Stubbs stubbornIu admits himself profoundly
gnorant of these acis, as he not there. Neither
did he come until after three days, and his card y
this be represents the csmy entire force to
be four steame.s l saw Col LAno engage ssre"
se1mers l. 9. tour West atd three East OF the pan
shoal
desire that nothing herein contained shall be con-
srued detractiug from Col Lamb, acted in con-
cert with him through the several days, but wish to
caution my friends against the statement of WhO
vas in Wilmington when these events occurred.
| am yours, &c. &c,
I'll. E. MCDUFFIE,
Asst Paw Nj. &. s. Nayv.
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Promotions.

The following ia list of recent promotioas:
Frig ephen D. Lee of S. c., to be hs Gen. from
Aug Sd, 1883.
CO.: o. F. s. SARAH, of Tenn. be Brig General from
July 2%h
oo' ,as' Ds'her' of Ala Brig General from
Col L.wrencs g. Baker, of 4. c., to be Brig General
from July lSi.
same date.
Col P; D. Boldly Of Aia tcavalry) to be Brig Gensr
Gl from Aug, Sd.
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ELECTION IN ALABAMA,

SELMA, August jtb, 1855
Election returns come in slowly CnukhaEk elected to
Congress from the 4th District Curry Damas Co.
h,Ito0's m jority line is eig to Watts
majority Shorter is 1925 Green county has gone
ats tour II shrter's Perry county, Watts 665,
2horter le4 and two boxes heer from Calhoun re
ported gone for Watts Taadezee, Blob and shelly beve
gone fo@ Watts BY large majority The returns from
tuscaloosa aud Plckens Indicate majority for Watts il
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST,

MOKToN, Mics. Aug. 4th, 1868.
twenty-five transports, laden with troops, passed
NatcIez, going down cp to Friday.
n0mbeT of Banks and Burasides regiments have 1ean
mGstaced out, thei tern OF service having expired.
Transports loaded with negroes sent Up daily to
ISLAND ten to be inst ucted 10 the manual OF srnas.
Fast and West Louisiana have been stripped to form
negro regiments.
Kumour that Sherman is furloughing out of
every Company, and they leave daily for home.
Pilagng parties are sent out daily from the garrisons of
Nachez aud New Carthage, who strip the country Of pro
Vlslons AID commit every species OF vandalism.
Tee weather is extremely warm. The mometer 9j.
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NlI.I-NTRGRs WANrEn.

PFi UN5 liable TO cOnscrpti0n. all Themselves
n OF lining new Company any time between 81 d
II the 70 day OF August. ny Company not bti quite
IL acc cling TO the required by law,
yeive twenty or thirty moro recruits. Gail upon
4 home, IhCs D. Nol'Rleb, e OK spring Hotel
\. m:nSon, ". a., Bso George ". Moore, Wilmington,
G. 2. WALKER, Capt
Aug. &, 1863. 64-2t
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LAND FOR SALE.

Fgx THE subscriber O-rs for sale hundred
60 "a D N RUbEsOn cuuCty. within and hat
- ri Hsd Banks Depot Toe Laud IS well adopted Il
The vaon OF Core. Cotton, Peas, sc. On tha eises
excellent we'll If Water and good Deighborhood
Eish1y pnrchase, hau better call sOon.
aiu Will BE- gveG Possession given Arst OF Jan
Gary EeAt,
AALCOA MCCORMICK.
GUypO!5s, EGJesOl co, Il. G, Aux. 18th 4J-2HS
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FOF Tie JOuTnaI
DaY,-e &C "A North C.rnlsna soldier.

Daring the boba dment OF Battey Wsgner many little
incidents have Occurrtd which deserve ; LaGe in histo
ry.' +mnI tn Sc is the following
On the % July, lo63 the enemy got the range OF ten
inch Col-m6iad SO completely as render the psce OF
danger, and the cuh Carolina that BED
u left it and into the bombproOf Tor shelter.
Tne Ieptan ordered them pack their post but II
re used, for a N = to obey Nh,le the wrang
Ing ~lrh tbelf icer soldier named NTEADAAN from Co"
6ist Regt n. q. T, ty htmseJ Ira led sighted and
fired the aoaDdoRed httug snkee boat at which
shot, WhIle hundred bal whstng srouud b m
UrOu n
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

lICH aOND, Aug. 9th, 1858.
9he Medical Department of the army il now better Or
zanized than at any evious time since the commence
ment OF hs Aore system is obtained, and with The
sation OF Congress the last session. many CT
omplant heretofore exiting have been removed 1t will
gratifying to the relatives and friends of soldiers to
Way Hospitals hsv een established in this CITY,
Petersburs DaA Vile, FarinVEe LynchbUrg Charlots
<Ie, add Liberty Station, the railroad Depots. ~
which sick aud disabled sodiers furloRgh LAY have
Eants suppieI Rhont
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he next geueratioo-and not proceed in hasty rash
ness to establish strange laws and interfere with private
rights. Let him begin his work the foundation, aud
in ucate the principles OF bnevoeuce patriotism and
philan hrophy n the youths of land and prepare
the mind of the rsng generation for the toeraon aud
exercise OF the nobler faculties, and thus dispense with
many of the evils Of the present day.
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FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLEsToH, Aug. ., 1853.
Another day of quiet The enemy Strengthening his
Norris island ba and the iron cads ing
nanitiou Last night Egrines AID detachu3et o:
he Euaw Regiu eEt, under Lieut. oriey of the Navy
urprsed two CT the picket boats in the creek
:ween Morris and James Isands We iook one boat
tsiRnR cficer and men, besides killing three. ihe
Othsr boat escaDed With oss OF portion Of nsE
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FROM CHARIESTOE,

CHARLEsTuE, Arg 9Th, 1868.
There bat little firing day, chit f5 Fl
ag inst the ys working parties. Last night
captured Yankee bn ge containing brass Rowitze'
aid ten Marines We. killed veTaL Of the crew OF the
bage No loas side. The barge belonged to the
kaa frjpets Wabash.
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STATE OF NORTH CARoLTgA.
DbELAN C0CSTH.
Va','ei PoUrden, executor OF BUckrer
/, Hill, deceased.
srph I. Hatch, Or. Z. W. Ward, G.
= n6ems and others.

vs. In Equity.
J seph i. Hatch, Or. Z. ". Ward, C.
= neeIus and others
BILL FOE I OSSI kUCTiOS AND ACCOU UNIT.
Z appearing that Char! q E. Rodes, Smith, John
I S-cith Eds Smith, James ii. Houston and wife
Amanda, James Rhodes, -- Lewis ard wife Kate. Dr.
segh Borden wife Bgt5ey, Hiaird J. Gordon, Thos
r. Wright and Priscilla a j. WeymeDs and wife Fan
Hy, B. /. q. Wright, r f. +sherspoon, and wife Catha-
ard Martha hines, parties defendants in this
beyond the limits OF State, and therefore pro
ces, be served rpoa them 1t ia therefore ordered
ubicAroU b. made 10 publ; paper for tht
weeks DoIIf, ing said defendants that I'D
aaT q: the Of the of Eq lty to
Lel3 keaansve, the fourth Mond of Seutemher
lead demCr said bI that the same
taken PRO. confesso set for h,aing er pQrte
a.
witness, M ha-d officially. 18th Ju'y. A. u. 1863.
JER6 PEARSALL, G. n. E.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-13

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