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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-19

hours each day, [save Sundays1 and has been r,n
hesitaingiy, the best pumps hat have bee, hro,,
tony notice, having used many others preyionsIx
They a. simple In their construction and not easily
N. Z. Oct. 10, 1889. aea J.xrsA swws at, sHN
sE itn EilE---r!& yt,isaA sES A-a@s
We 81 are rlesseG ii state tba, II. pnnnn. . "a.
you, about year ago. have been sr onstanf usSg
~ hours each day, and raise for the use Of our
MOO, oo'en rae.o,y ABOUT lSU gallons per smshufaEs
have used ssrSe sS Sns sst
repair ans arg , yoar. Up all ssat
iEa DUNLAP MAsvsAcrusiso no.risSs ~
solon Robinson to the rarner's cias 5 n hS.a al
Nc farmer who owns wei or cistern can possr.
blyAiford TO hewfhoai aEtron pump. s1t rho a4d bs
FIVE a1S 1 snew sS%a gsffSi, sl:
". simple. Ra%s s ssfsis ssgSsr
Snsap s sea aIa a. n.y. nS5
ing the farmsrsgpoa,by speakingax itgi. Absy i1ss
seSrs ola can w.Ek It. and throw conpu9as inch
deep wells as wei as in shallow ones ~.fS..yy1 "a
49,. ia. From tie Nse .Ypsk Osssrs&e
We have bad In use for months past one OF Wrstp
Pumps, which has aiven safisfsct1eu sssa
Tits one Of power, aud ven adarseassr Sr'
&C. The Mining Chronicle asa itlae ssssi
A III nded Tor III q trem m s.nnM
eonstracion grea. strsngh, and asnns lisrass
bex the pressure bsims hsa by su ps 70
ae s5sas s'sfa sa
SsrIwh'sh y, We thipk great mpTesa Ma ~ slula
pressrre,t Ito say nothing OF loss hy fictio is.a
! dentthereto. 1t hiss also two air.ehambers: thua
the action Df The cushioned upon 10th NM
hump waves are ssry
and cheaply repaired. They work much easierAha.,.
any pump we have ever seen; the 4 inch Cylinder
theyare extremely cheap as wen Is siS,pie Ina
strong, we freely recommend them. - 81 .s,la.sy
.,sW t1e! .sai 30 sraIEGtsEset q, I.,isse 90
exposed to One North West wind Coming Sysf
Island seua being VIZ ceidess possiae espesss.sq
any time to pump a. esses, ns srss
OIL qaa .so1a d al1I 6iiniiN lfHt nS ..aasasssS
The undersigned. having 70 nse swsstss In, su.ss
durable and powerfh in raising and tkrd~asf al
,os price, ss
wv. Pomeroy, Soniefs n: 77ssssssa'o
agbised Jno Messsyeau. N, Y.p!s IN vrefs s:ssss
az. pominict L a,'sP ges.ehs'.er, &c., .
D. Cambridge Mine; NC Js.slsssaans
Gsnis-The pump whi,hI orssrss Tor osr xns,sw
aaa Pin ss,s .s
se ssss sa S seass Ii III
which measures seyen by tselse feet ID 90 AiSs
or expecsatioa ss svsry ssse< ssSa -,
s.s nss sS s ss Nv
' Yours. respecslaly,cisssE. rppss Hlssrssrsg
these ave enough Fof Panss ass, Siis: III ~
~sYsT Tx upcr saSe IL ,tgl,sh sgsS redsi
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J. .. WEST Co.: r..4 49,. a
we are rleHsed 10 state that the Pumps We had q
you, about year ago, have been In r aust spf =
Wooden Factory, about s0 gallons per m :n,,f
They WORK with but little, power, Compared with
pumpswe have usea before. and do not get out OF
tfNA Yours, Re. " RAtf y w. 1N'aNe .
ff;-. DUNLAP MANuPac runfxa f,o.,s~x~ .,,s
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BOOTS tND SnOES
AT WHOLESALE.

have just received very large assortment o
BOOTS AND SHOES from the most celebrated mann
factories. Having purchased them mostly for cash
at very low figures, will sell them at correspond
ingly low ratesas cheap as the same class of goo
can be bought either East West.
Knowing that the Stocks OF Retailers require re-
penishng at this time Of year, with reference to this
fact have supplied myself with SPLEEN did assert
ment of all styles Of goods. Orders esocted and
will be filled promptly with prime goods at prices
that cannot fail TO suit. Twill duplicate bills ur.
chased any where, without exchange, adding only
the FREE sht r. s. ADAMS
BURLfsoroE, May 10, 1Sce-y Fs.,f NV B 81 Is I!
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BARRETT HOUSE Il
BURLINGTON, .. I0WA
HOOPER & LONG. PRopRIEToRs.

THE Subscribers having leased the above named
house, are making extensive alterations and Inn
provements, such as will place the house second to
none In the country. 1t Is the only FIRST CLASS
Hotel in Burlington, is pleasantly located in the
center Of the business part of the city, and Is only
two blocks from the Burlington Missouri, and O.
b "a q. X. X. Its rooms aud table are unsurpassed
by any Hotel west OF New York. THERE'S con ected
with the house fine Bar and Billiard Room, where
the finest brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars and
Lill's Celebrated Premium Ales can be found There
is also good Barber Shop aud Bath Rooms attach
ed. Passengers arriving In town, either by boat or
cars, will find 0mnibusses and baggage Wagon to
carry themselves and baggage TO the House free OF
charge. The propretors viii both give their strict
attention to the wants Of their customers and hope
by SO doingto max the Barrett House n home for
the travelling public. HOOPER 4 LONG.
Burlington, Sept, 1868. 27-l5tf -
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e. T.. GAY,

Wholesale and Retail DealerIn -rs
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
OILS, PAINTS, DYE.STuFFS,
pRueoIsrs' GLASSWARE, suR0IcAL lssTauMRxrs sro.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
n L.SO:-Dealer in Dental Instruments, Gold and
N Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass, a great var
Lefty of Fancy Articles, Sporting and Fishing Tackle.
~ Agentfor Smiths Machine Cards, and all pop
ula atent Medicines. y no 29-'56-tf
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PROF. o. j. WOODS 81
III A IR RES Z O. RATIVI

The astonishing preparations turns the Hair black
to its ort9iaaL cotor after having become gray and
renstates II in all its original health luser
and beauty-removes all Dandrs rom the scalp an 4
all unpleasant itching. 1t will also cure Cutaaeous
Eruptions, such as Head letter &C., and hence
creates perfectly health condition ofthe Scalp by
acting as a Stimulant and Tonic 10 the organs sup
plying the eoloring matter TO the HAIR complet ely
restoring them to their original yigor and health
thus preventing all tendency tobecome gray.
IL also preyeBtsthe Hair from becoming Unhealthy
aud falling Off and II TO, grow and thickens
where II is gone, by resusctafDg the organs
ry 70 supply puriment and coioring matter.
Thousands ofSoldiers in the Army have testified to
the above, who had become gray and lost their lair
by sickness, change of climate, and inattention,
while performing camp duty.
4 Restorative and Dressing, 1t has no equal Z
For sale by Peter Utecht, Druggist, 0ttumwa, and
by Druggists generally. ees~1 rsst ~ 1918
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HTlzma ALE CTUR'E- % ss.
MEV A, "a XlLzlEc.. MEX.M

Jug ps0'''esa n e 'sd'sa zNsslaps ssxfgssAs aA~
a Lecture on she s Hsatsf ss EsatpRsAsw
sns 2,
asa iGpss,nsHss y T1s,rsss
BY ROBERT. J.CULvERWELL, Author Of the Green
Book, Ac. flf ~ @EfSpTS 50 Hs@ kss8 VII sob
ture, clearly Proves from his own peiente INT W
the awful consequences Of self abuse, maybe effect.
aally removed without medicine and.without danser
Gus sorsics operations, hosetes, inssruh<aS risSfS
or cordiais, pointing onta modeee # cure Il once
certain and efectuai, by Which, Every SdhsE -
himself cheaply, privately and radically THs LEc.
EwILL rsovE = SooHss ~ ossnudd
sentunder seal. TO any address. In -plan, sealed
snye,ops .. sss rssssP, 4 six se.ss I've Pos.a
1914 1917 Bovery, n 7. !idss 6Sses Ss ~ sizs
nNMcu nUY YyWfYUTffFE ssk
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CHINA, GLASS, 81
@ % e y N s w "a n E!!

WYE prepared TO offer TO the trade =
w ssnerslassortnent Of n v eS3S
FRENCH CHINA, QuEESswARE 4 GLAsswART
ofallstyies and qualities al pr,c that faIto
satisfaction Having visited Europe In person
and made permanent arrangements for the direct i'm.
portaten Of Wares, feel justified In asserting
that sell goods as low IS any house in the
United States. Persons who are largely engaged In
the business car make arrangements with us to i'm
port their goods directly from Euroos small adj
vance on the sterlingcost
gE- COAL OIL LAMPS n enT.essv ariety, at very
Low prices.e# McKITTERI0k A MILLER,
Griine1 Block, corner Mainland vxley'-sts..
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This may certify that I have been using at nv
manufaciory, for the last fonr years. .west+ Tns,s
proved Pumps now haven use three of said
pumps one Of which Is kept constantly at work "a
hours each day, [save Sundays1 and has been run
ming for the past two years. ] pronounce them nm
hestatngy, the best pumps that have bee n hroI h
o7ny notice, having used many others preyionsIy.
they ale simple In their construction and easily
disarranged. - - S.-~.''
N. Y Oct 10, 1889. JAMES A. W nm.
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It HE REsr

These pumps have now been In general use a nun,
oer Oh years ami give better satisfaction than any
other. and are recommended as
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by Capt. ERRtcsos and other eminent Encineer-
we can reiei to thousards'u sing them and xafsn.s
tee That all VIII recommend them. they arr more
simple in construction, and work easier and ost
less than all others. ~; - As - 49,
our readers will find the double acting improy.
ed Pump OF ID. West Co., one of the best III The
market 1T is very simple, works to charm 80 thar
any child may use VI throws STEADY, continuous
es and is unusually cheap. We say IN is knoTinrIv
and give the testimony of cur accord iwIthnGta
" Ere. Post, July LIST. 1853 5l2 7g1 \ i'fs3f'ss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

For The State Sfnt ntI-
sE From and after the 4th day Of July. 1868.
the newspaper press respectfully requested to
place at the head Of their columns the
INAUGURAL OATH
II DO solemnly swear that will faithfully ex
ecute the Office Of President OF the United States
ard will 10 the best of my ability. preserre. pro
fet aud defend the Constitution OF the United
States"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
M ECtCAL.
Dr. Eudlnrss'~ Specific.
ron TIKI cURE or
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS Of
GENIR

rENHE Gonorrhra, commonly called Clsp,is dis
A gl.ting maadv. and Is too well known a. require
il dicIif o
get clear Of IL il companion hat few admire, per
vSdes al Glasses OF Socae y-bO male aud tmac, rich
ant poor. both rried Sngc. though uls
itself d~tres>i aiT >omeI ine~ fatal IL H.
q tie treatment of which, ha> Generally been
worse than the disease itself Tie common fashionable
il first deprive you 81 all business; hen
a Of SfarNatioiliVing on bread and
gruei. some kin % SLOPE; must thenh beo.
cupprd or dchcd combined with nausea ing medicines,
inj-cun~. lof n. o ntu-it~. fosnenta
few daNs the me,icincs chanred: and after
months treatment ia thi~ Way which the patient
bear with oittude fear eN ou'e:h e j. dis
charged. discharges him~e with irritable uretor,
a syeed testcl enlargement Of the PROSTATE ands
OF a iisea,e 81 he neck OF I'll. bladder.
rnS >pe iiic. VIII ch like a charm. with few doses
Diseases AMI quite PHEASANT 10 take. aud which
h cured thousands New York Philade uhia Baltl-
and of the southern cities. Is a certain and
eectual remedy that makes rapid andpeunaaeni cure.
without egard diet. Grmk exercise. except wrest
ling jumpng t.ver-Straining. This remedy is
eqnaed by yhing discovered Tor th. cure those
disc IL il attracted from pla"t. and j. per-
fectly safe. il purely vege able / contains uer-
curry. - thai On expo>e yourself all kiud~ oi
weather, without the dagger from the medicine.
And If you careful in wrapping up Your paste.
will have tate ~me from IL, :" that not
deprived rm going company, being detected by
nears friends
Th> l. quack me icne. but "a remedy discovered and
used with immense success by regular ply stefan ane
confidently recommended 20 the unfortunate.
C NjTlO N-Eane J. genuine thOu The signature OF
the proprietor r. Davidson ar'-Hnsi the bo~ Ain-
frngemenis of trade marks viii be prosecute with the
ulmos rigor oiihe Law.
VIZ. DAVIDSON, Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan2o-d6nis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
Thc Propagation "I ear ...atsiature
by Gov. Na;es.

We confess ourselves uuable TO properly chr
acterize the insane and revolutionary ict of Coy
Yates in attempting To adjourn The Lesislaiur,
OF this State Ii Is act which. from any pro
ceeding that has tran>pired in that Legislature
he is as powereSs 10 perform ~ he would b. 4,
adjourn the Congress OF the United States. The
Governor of any State can only recogo lze and
act on the proceedings %. Legislature when the,
officially communicated 10 him. The Legi-
lature had not informed the Governor thit they
were unable IA agree upon the time of adjourn
ment. He had right presume that they
were unable To agree until after committee oil
conference had positively determined the fac,
and officially, and through the proper channel.
communicated il TO him
In the legislative history of this country there
can not be found preceiest that will justify tho
assumption that the Governor of State can tax.
action upon or recognize any act whatsoever of u
legislature until ne il officially informed of il
No such disagreement the Constitution con
templates had taken place. There bud been NJ,
committee of conference appointed. even. with q
view u reconcile the disagreement and neither
house had communicated To the Governor H.
action upon he resolution of adjournment
How, then, did he know that any such resolution
had been offered aud vo'ed upon? From the
joumail What right had he with the Journal
aud how could he become acquainted with it.
recordg
The journal is supposed tn be in the custody Of
the Legislature. and upon il no official act OF any
officer save members and officers Of the Lesi.la
tGre, can b. htsei Other officers act uaon laws
and II the Governor. IN the rb-ence of off -ial
notice. IN ~ presume to act upon the journal uf the
Legislature. enrolling and eusrus>ing committees
farce. and the Legislature j. under no obi
CATION 10 notify the Govern OF the passage of A
law or. indeed. hold any communication with
him, a he can obtain from the journal all the in
formation necessary.
But what is tn necessity for argument upon
facts well established by legislative history.
ptr.iamentary law. and universal customl The
Governor. IL not suffering from deinrium frernens-
OF which be has not uufrequent aitscks-knew
that he WIS committing an act OF revolution. not
less dangerous To the peace of the Stale thsn in
sultng 10 the people whose representatives, he
dared thus "a DEFY and outrage II he Vas sui.
fering from n distempered Imagination. caused
by drunken debauch. he was melted % that in
sanity by his v.llainous and prod gate heart, ~
well a. the counsels OF those IS corrupt and dis
solute act. for The re,y purpose that he might be
ueryed to the commi s-ion Of the tsnic act
The wheels of legislation are blocked by this
creature and the consprators that absconded from
the Legislature. For the suffering that may en-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
FoUNpRiEs.
THE IIOOSiEIe STATE
FOUNDRY AND Sr0yE WORKS.

HAVING CoMFLE1fD OUR FOUNDRY We ARE
uow prrpe ed O. receive aud satisfactorily cNecafe
ord - tor stoves ans CASTING y The
partner ha> Just returned from the East yherv he Ia
pr cured tn mos, De rabe ani perfect pstens Cor TX
aud parlof ito cNrriutruiucrd
ciay Invite the atcuton 81 wholesale stOe dealers 10
h' branch VI mr. business With reeuesitha they alll
civ call eur other worS u embrace
and columns u hch de-r- IN k prominent
tire m ur nanascurs rail NJ ard mil castings sugar
mill AMI kettles hou.e ORR .uch venlilatnrs win
dow siil and hollow fact hing iuced
iron foundry. ~ respectfully soii u Patronage
md only promise what can wei and promptly per-
form
once and Fepndrv los south Delaware street. join
ing Indianapolis AMI Cincinnati aud Indiana Central
Freight Depos, ntianapo, Indiana.
myls- cox LORD& PICK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
NOTICE.
TO TIE PUBLIC

yWyHE UNDFRS!G NED INFORMS THE Pr Bi.iC THAT
h his VT has hid tie disease Of the womb for tx
years and month. and hat he had engaged for
~ i .'ng ime eleven different defer, withon' ciectng
y Gu IN il call d Mr. ADAM Dtrr who cnrsd
e in very short tine. wh' reore b. rrwiih offer NJ
ny lem thanks. Two weeks b. fore Offered doctor
this city @2u, fo the my wife, but he di not
cepi The offcr.
iuuel3-dlt HENRY BOECHER, Bu cher.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

Mr. Lncoln's interviews with George Wash
ingt0n. Napoleon Bonaparie. Julius C@ar and
other deiunct warriors and Statesmen who were
famous Tor success during their s'j"uin un eirth
are said [, have become almost as frequent ~
his interviews with his Cabinet VI nisierS The
"meiium' through whom the President holt
Intercourse with prominent residents of the other
world Is said To be person who lives in New
York aud who - accounted one of the hest ~ th,
country. The manner in which Mr. Lincoln be
came a convert IA Spirilu,i-m was this; Ii W.,
his second interview with ,he meium referred to
h,v~ seen YOU beiore" said the n e hum M
K Yes" said the President You were tlle
a COMMANDED by gentleman who is lie al. -
said Mr. r.. the medium "Nn." said Mr. Lin
coin. ''hc is not dead; he has been sick. but
heard Yesterday that he was recovering y "H'
l. dead" persisted the medium; .he died this
morning And SO. much TO Mr. Llucnn's rs
tni>hment and grief. il turned out Chicago
Post
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!
Commencing Wednesday June l6.
BRENNER 6 FRIES
WONDERFUL
POIIINOSORAMA
oE TEE WAR.

yEyHEM AGNTflCENT MOVING MIRROR THE
greatest achievement of the psu"r mic art pre-
living reality the most nieres iIg and
exc ting cenrso the treat Re con.f the be siining
Of the sfi Il WI the lat great battle of Chancel
VILE, allied by the ingenious mechanical fleets,
ami the most eloquent and powerfSl Lecturer ia the
country.
The ..auS and Naval Views and the battles are the
most tisticalIy iiraN ed paintings exhibited The
No Might Scenes aud COn c. with tue audible clash 81
arms boumi, OF cannon bur. ting OF shells and the
smoke ard flame 4 ha tie given with astonishing
trnhnlnes> TO nature. alt"g Their present ny the m"s'
gorgeo an life like pictorial unrued 10 az Aneri-
can uuhl G covering $3.50 squire feet OF csnv
sf1a Admissiol - cens q al parts at thu house.
Dnurs op. II AZ IA oclock--Curtain SIS nj 81.
Matiaces accommodate 81 Fam Ii ard Child
rem, thursday and Saturday afternoon, at "a O'Clock
junelO.dl0'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

sue among the people Of the State; for the i'm
portant interests ire ted With CONTEMPT and tire
Anarchy ani perhaps Diooi.head that m1y folIow
tier auempt TO inaul ersfe revolution, they aud
they alone. are respuI.sible
'sIhe n o. q God grind slowly.
Bar thcy grind szc-edingiy -irunE'' ts-a
= Chicago Times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

sS- A resident of Petersburg. Va is making
from the peanut mnst palatahie "ui nntr'cio,,s
oil for bic use: also. an excellent oil for uhri-
eating and Illuminating purposes surrey ID.
war brings Ia light minv things which might
otherwise have remained in obs, nifty forever.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

"a The Charleston Courier says that General
jackson had strong pre>entment that he would
be killed before the war was brought to close
and that the event would take place in the last
or one of the last battles fought The Courier
must imagine that the rebellion is about to sur
render
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
walnut >trect-3O Feet.

re the ls.s divided
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

rT- Col. Il. F Mullen. Of The % list Irish )
regiment. his been appointed Commandant OF
the Post at VI ldiSop Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

DE.p MEs To BE MAIDS UssFrL.-It is pro-
posei to ligh, Bombay h gas made from the
bones of dead Hinsioos. IL j. calculated that
s,ci. body will Weld 200 cubic feet of gas. What
an illumination we might have in America. when
tle war il over.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
FOR SALE.
- a II Il q L.
VALUABLE PROPERTY

FUNHF UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE LOT No.
IA square M. 81 with he improvements thereon.
This sifu ted in the on
aud hu lew feet from Washington and l. nearly
equal 10 Washington sreei prop rty II has i used
II comfortable two story az Ok ouse. With eight
MI room>; c"> Vi gpia ~ tic hu-in.s-
streets OF the city. - let and back VAR, land
more or les~-makns good building front Mar,
Also Lot No . in Square No. %. IN the city Of Ini
annapolis This Lot Is situate Mr. nearly
opposite b. Sia'e HOUSE. Is 60 ct from 10, l9J
All alley. aid well adapted for manufacturing establish
I'D property viii be sold private sale between
and tie 3th d'y June lF63 II sold bv thai time
| Will on the 10Th int DIR the public ale 1T
t'e cor of tn Court HOUSE. the h ghc-t bidder be-
t~ri rie hovr> 81 IL and 3 Ocinck al dav.
Terms on >AIE-tne 4 iTd cash, The ba-ce in and
tvs" year, the deferred bear and lie
secure b., mortgage
The nile is ndisputatle.
june6 d9t WM JOHN WALLACE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-17
TBE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

The Charleston Courier, of Thursday last, says
The bombardment was continued more or less briskly
on both sides during Tuesday night aud yesterday, with
but slight intermissons The enemy seemed to be try
ing the range Of their guns Fort SUMTER several
shots fell in that direction Fort Sumter, Batteries
Gregg Wagner and Simpkins, replied regularly. About
eight o'clock last evening the firing became more rapid
and continued heavy up to a late hour.
The casualties at Battery Wagner on Tuesday in the
Gis. Guard Captain Chichester, we're two killed and
four wounded instead of one killed, previously
orted Among the wounded severely and brought to
the city, was Sergeant Caspar Unfug He struck in
the thigh by piece of shell while loading the gun
The Gst Guard have suffered severely during the siege
aud with its gallant Captau, is entitled to honorable
dis motion.
The enemy again dispayei his Calcium light last night
The Mercury OF Friday says:
very he w bombardment was maintained by the
enemy upon Fort Wagner throughout Wednesday night
Shells thrown at intervals of thirty seconds for the
most part Of the time YET in spite OF this furious fire.
here was but one miSchance upon our side. Captain
Gary Of Lucas battalion, struck behind the with
splinter and bruised so severely that he was for
while 10 a derious condition. We are glad TO state,
however, that he is now better.
To this bOmbardment, which ceased as morning sp-
preached our batteries replied it is believed with no
ineonsiderabe effect
On Thursday the batteries were mutually silent; but
the events of the day betoken perhaps a momen-
tous struggle than have yet in the vicinity OF
Charleston There are inside the bar two mortar
boats the Ironsdes monitors FIVE gunbosts and
supply vessels Twelve vessels, among them French
mlu-ofwar are deserted outside while in Light House
Inlet there are more these being made up of steam
boats aud schOOners In the of the morning
gunboas assaulted Fort Sumter but at 60 great dis
.aIce that most Of their shot fell short They soon
Eithdrew AT balf-p past three four of these udacous
vessels opened upon Sumter st distance Of our thou
sand Yards Their bombardment ceased for some time
when at six o'clock guuS the foot OF Craigs Hill
we're directed against same fort which replied with
ugor Up to the hour of going to press, the con
still coutinues