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Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
ESPECIAL nI:PATCH TO THE JpURNALJ
FROH THE COAST.
FORT FIsHgR, y. C.; Aug. cath. 1885,

FORT FsHER y. c. Aug. 24th 1863
lN8SSrS Fult0n Il Price
Yesterday morning about clock, the large steam fri
gate Minnesota aud six gunbozs steamed suddenly from
their usual anchorage to the wreck of the Hebe ne
miles north OF Fort Fisher and commenced terrific bom-
bardment of the su1roundng shore, throwing one time
thirty shells minute There were two small guns and
of about fifty under Capt guarding
the wreck upon which all work ceased being Sun.
day These guns the of Bin with no para
pet in frcn eW feet of earth The deackments at
the guns responded braVay and fired with and
courage, until the Whitworth was dsnounteS by shot
dthe other field piece buried in the sand After
first terrific Ire from the ships the enemy attempted
landing, but repulsed Of their number being
killed outright by rhe ball. After this fail
ure, the ships oTened fstcer bombardment of
shell, shot, gra&e and canister, the Minnesota dis
charging brcadsi3e alter broaGgide, and effected,
landing aboVe Capt. Mum seeing this and his
men having eptied Their cartridge boxes upon the enemy
retired The Whitworth ccut brought Off bat its
breech taken ch and buried. Cur casualties were
private Holland, OF Munns ccmpeny killed Instantly with
parrot she'll private 5iDgleary. company wound
sd Lieut.. Benton and Corporal Hocksdly of Whworth
detachment woun5ed. The eDegy landing guarded
The wreck with their ships ha carrying some rticlss
found the shore. They got frightened in their work
however, ard fire the Hebe's Loa and to most OF
the cloth blankets the she the gun carriage
and retired to their vessels but keeping close until dark
Reinf roements sent Immediately from the Fort but
they had artillery they could not disturb vessels
and could only keep tie enemy under their guns
houses and fences, and woods in the neghborhood
were rdded with shell Four passed through
Mr.. Burs house. The mills around the ere
furrowed like ploughed GelG Our forces had qui5t pos
session the wreck lost evening and all is quiet day.
TIE AMERICAN HIAD IN a NUTSHELL.
The following is the entire article of Mr. Thomasi Car
yle-"Th Amer can Ilad in in a NushelI"-as it ap
pears in the August number OF Macmlllans Iondon)
Nago=me: |,
HAS (Americona) in Mace.
Peter of the North Ito Paul of The So1Ah)
"Paul, you uneccountable scoundrel, fnd you hire
your servants for ife not by the month year, as
do You al going straight to he'll, you ="
PauL-"Good words, Peter The risk is my own :
am willing to take the risk. Hire your servants by
he month ay and get straight to Heaven; leave
D my metl lod.''
Peter.-"No, won't. I will beat your brains out
Tst" (Anld trying dreadfuly svsr sinee but can
OF manage t T. G.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
ALABAMA SENATOR'S.

MONTGCMERII Ala, August Y, 1868.
Hon. Robt. Jemsou, Jr elected to-day to ill the
unexpred Mr. Ysncey in the Confederate Senate
Ar. Curry not candidate, and the position yield
ed to Jemon act OF party msgnanmity It is be~
Ieved by many of Curry friends that he could have
elected. Jemson originally nullfer, and though
subsequently a co-operatonis has been firm and uncom-
promising supporter of the Jemkon was member
the secession Convention and has been many years
leading member of the State for Tuscaloosa couzty.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

- 5-- E:+t' % &c az say any hing that might tend
IesN ai e, ~ 5esJ, Cyg, weakening the con-
"deuce cI OFF 'Fooz - tzi- commanding ofi;ers THIS
" account F car ta ing &c publish any of the very many
r5r@caio1 received by il reference to Brgldier
GeaeTa MANN, no" in command of our forces at Kins
taa. W need hardly conceal She fact however, which
poTuT belle wien they charge upon General MARTIN
aerness GH" l ac.sacy when they say that cannot
lie cuaSsa q - oC .0l is camp and for himself
"e taFEs: t' thai they give expression an almost
uvCrs. w. - &-Eg and on. of it, when they desire
char So in 'a9 5aGicr commanding that important
point Ed Ihey "a DO this, end does every soldier of-
ser ard pr5T.tc wi F. whom have talked.
Whether General EARTN he incompetert as CHARGED ia
another matter altogether, WL;s o are unable to decide
lie s certainty Eave4 &c lie SO by the parties occurring
his mIta~g zst cl-eE citizens soldisrs or else
IL with whom co2e II contact from whom hear,
IRE miel-s5r, O. differently troIn what they think -
"ic-h1r Tie g>oHis 2Te E-se il wishing charge one
thing. That te 10 Uli, is another and We believe as
certain tLlaE; ana tbs @ Strong and all pe!vadin
merit - Ies at-entiou.' Unfortunately the
EeTc1t G-rcg e raids Of the enemy has not
tee2 such 1t At iez- hose who find fault with Gene
al aAGT-H rchsr Ls= gwen mach confidence to his
.ro-as o. 10 tie coaa.zy.
II Iiaui - . zt4e Loze things. We do not LIS ke
lie Charges t@~ycso ,l. Te know that the state Of
Aggs t. which W LaYe 2lu3ed exists ana NJ reere:
#-, knowing i! tlE i better TO state it's ex jsepc
,-s for 81 30 tbs Tie charges be deemed weIIfourd
3 tho lay Ga examined iaco, not that they be disr.ifs
ID, al - --s o7t o. he arena Of amer i,o
,.cn.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

LIEUT.. GENERAL HoLNGs.-We were PANEL to learn on
Saturday, though not directly from any member OF the
family that letters had been reeeVed etaing the alarming
illness OF Genera EoLMss, which seemed to give coor to
some ndistinct of his dGah uh3h last we sin
Cerely may not be true.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
FRO@ EItEMOhD.

iI0aMoND, Aug. -, 1853
Another dl2 ct uuca boat is expected Cit Point Cr
Monday at ~ Al Interview viii then :ake place by
poinneut between the Commissioners for the Dur
of adus Ing the difficulties in he way regular .hanc
of pi isoEer<
TWEEN three clerks of the City Pest Office resigned last
night on account OF sufficient pay They only re-
cevi"g undred dollars per hundred !ess
than the cost tt boa d. Tie tfiGe has eguepy
closed to- day. An fort Las been tGect an ar
rangemes ~ which the celks will be induced to re.ue
their work ard keef the Pest Gift, operation Con
gress T>sembes Severn of the e3rks have join the
ermy, and TIE propose do u1leBs the salary is
increased.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

FIRE An alarm o. fce raised yesterday noon
which learn proceeded f. the burning soue rosin
or light sheds, not far from IT. Gas Woiks was very
soon ex'lnguished, and presume, with but trfing
loss. DdiLu I2trnal, 24th.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
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FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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ffepo'Is of the Press association.
Entered according of Ongress iu the year 1863
by j. q THRAsHER Clerk Office of the District
Court OF the for the Northern District
of Georgia
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
mARRI&D.

In Dupli1 county, Sunday, the 9th inst by n b.
Whitfield, Esq Mr.. JOHN T. WHITFIELD, 70 hIss
CHARLOTTE E. OUTLAW, daughter Mr.. Wm. Outlaw.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

DURING the first months of the present year there
80 arrivals of with carxoes from fore
ports at Wilmington and 43 at Charleston.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
FUyIAuE FHOA CHARLESTON.

HaARIE TON, aug, y, 1853
The lie ui the tnd rjes HI baen kent up
Uln.er ara snnunted. Il
red tate has Teen heavy fire Wagner
and I"nj SOD ais" on battery .1ieg. The clsuacs
"aguer 81 e .ne off 5er a2d four prvaes.
GImoro demand TOR the vi eultcr and asor-
ris s d h tha threat shell Charleston in tour hours
fro IT, delivery OF tbs pae st Wagner, sisnr ar
returned 1t oci'ck this morning Cen Beau regard, in
p!P. CHARGED HIN nth hlnaniy aDd tn violation OF
tae ave .r rn that ense be reia ed
he VII n'!"y rnEcnt of 4rion. Up to
this shell CITY hasr been eued
FURTB - "I2:>s- CH't!{f.t..r:N-sUaTER N Ruins
--IG5 HARRISON :'"i' $50 TO REH3IN IN STJ5f
TEA - RLE TON 10 B sIELaED To DAY.
CHARLESTON, aug. 23d, 1861;
tn iatl:dAy g. hois fired Sumter. VII ch 4l9
struck Es AID outsi.e. The wall mu ch batter
ed, and u. parts undermined. The north west wall
arches, a1d perapet have fallen in The guns are dis.
monDtet ;wounded private
On euHda the laud batteries opeDcd from TO rortr
aud tie Monitors fm eear to west coming up the
frs Wa very danagrn4 Tae wall is cracked and
bleachcd nni shots SWEEP through te shell burst
ell, wouadnS Let Boylestoa seriously; and Col Rhett
Capt fi7mGg Iii u. 5. Sculo1 AMI Fickling slightly
The Fort is ruin. Col. RI o dered, wiz his
brave garrison, 9od tti outpos fororn hope ua
til relieved taken
the res train, wouaied- On Sunday brave 1t
Col GHiard lost his life. said TODAY hnt there sre
% ves+e!s, iociu1ing Ioator &C. tn rtea them out
side the bar.
Gen GilnIe seat cUm"lnnu alton IL clock on sun
day, giving notice that o'cloc& to morrow he
would fire Charleston, this il the meantime
the uo--'0.,! b 'tt.t3 can y, out
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

FRO NJ CHAFIFSTn"- DEMAND FOR TIE UR 2EN-
DER OF st:HC2R AND MORRIS IsLAND-FiRING &c
On TIE City
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

20 ,EEDEnArE STATES OF AMERICA.
WILMINGTON, N. C.. SATURDAY, AUG %, 1853.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

tas .-. 3D. r-,yCa observed here yesterday with
g@.-2 IEI al cy which, these daya, at least oes
NOS ri@~r ar SuadaY ite The services at the difer.
e-- @.aeEai and generally we'll attended. 4
~ -a. =r.-1 s-.hE T1a line Of the wharvea 10 OBJ
'-fe lie s,' - tie CiTer presented about the only
r-e =. .a-y 's. tiaI.srmastGr Commits sary wagons
.t ii. -e- t--ceh = eesen omission which they
ID L~- alvey ." - sa14ay. Perhaps they cannot al.
t.a.sJ--.e .-.
AID VS. lime lRat we, a people an as individuals
7Dii l7 have bowed ourselves humble acknowl
let ~ +h- lower ard majesty direct ting proTi
Gea,e 81 lever all ard which decides al things for
ta' os. I'll ing seemed to perya1e all classe and
occupations uea. 1t accounted for the total absence of
-ety, ., II ~iA tie o'al absence of despondercy Il
1e- mal - &c u 1ho hands of ticd AID he will Go
sim as -5 lt-
We tiu. s people in the army and Cur people at
home sra " hotter ard wiser day they were yes
y. L5''c. Il ct il fh-:. prowcss-more trustful
- u -: ts ....vaz
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
TIE ASSESSMENT ACT

RICHMOND, August "a, 1863.
circular from the Commissioner Of Taxes was Issued
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A gang OF soms ten or twelve army
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we'll be called "chsin gang" for be-
sides being embelli.hed with hssdcuffs
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down. Although sad alternative, it is
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CosT OF AN ExpKRiMENr.-It il said
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millions Of dollars. The fight lasted /,
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Ter minute
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DOssAetseS and PeMSivssS.
JAM ES r.. LANE

JAMES r. LANE
rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims for Bounties and Pensions.
BOuuties.
SOLDIERS. discharged in consequence Of wounds
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A NEW YosK lady is said to figure
prominently in the D'U'assy court mar
,>sl ~ an adviser Of the Colonel in his
rascally operations.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

RrDEL News NOT TO BE TELEGRAPH.
ED.-1hs War Del artment has ordered
that no extracts from rebel papers which
contain news unfavorable to the Union
cause shall be telegraphed from Wash.
ington. Hence the suppression OF sew.
eral paragraphs from my Dispatch OF
last pight.
Tho above is Washington special
to one OF the New York papers. Il 10
just what We should expect 10 follow
the official announcement TO the enemy
of the exact strength Of Hookers army.
This is war office strategy" Nothing
like it since the days of Joshua.
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Is nov prepared to supply the increased demand
fer his cclcb -ated Piano Tostss. Employing the
most skillful ana experienced workmsn. with .
large stock of the best and moot thorough sea
sonsd material. Add an abund sncs Of capital, he
has taken IN hand the Personal supervision Of the
~hole bushes of manufacturing bis Instr uneats
and 10 snab ed to turn out fisno-Foftes { une-
Quallcd tone and daraLleasss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

TsExs 10 in the poor house Of La
porte, Indiana, an inmate who 10 being
supported - pauper, at the expense
Of the county, who for four years was
Sheriff 0, the county, and was after
wards elected Commos Pleas Judge OF
the District, and served through the
term from 1852 to 1856 Was then
nominated BY his party for the State
Senate and beaten with the balssce Of
bis ticket. Only few years sgo he
wac leading man Of the county aud Of
the northern part Of the State. To-day
be is q demcn,ed, idiotlc pauper and
supported by charity, and the cause OF
such . change 10 circumstances 10 At
tributabe alone to liquor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
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