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termaser stores. $3.50 900 ordnance stores 100000
medical stores 23 garrison and regimenal hsgs, 1000
tents 1000 horses and mules between 6O00 and 1000
negroes, 10 Guns TOGO stand of small arms and posi-
ton of much Importance to this country (traps.
Missisaippi) as Port Hudson and Vicksburg in fact
the key to louisiana and Texas This brilliant cam.
pagn of Ger Taylor had another great object in view
and OF vast Importance, viz diversion to force
the enemy to raise the siege of Port Hudson He now
has las choice to loose New Orleans to abandon his
operations against Port Hudson, and retire with bis
beaten and denoralized army into the city.
The captured flags are in charge of Major Inln Och
Iitrce assistant edjutantgenera Majo General Tay
.0-'s staff, en- route to Lieut.. Gen. Smith.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS
Among the captured goodies at Brashear City are
the following items 5000 barrels of -four 500 sacks of
cohee'20O tons Office and thiry-fve New York pIan-
tiers.
Amorg tie flags captured at Brashear City, and
brought here by Major Ochiltree are the following reg
mental coloIs
rT6th and i60th New York, 25d Connecticut 2Ist
Indiana and sd Massachusetts.
Since receiving oficic notice, published elsewhere,
OF The capture of negroes crowds are being brought
from tie Latourche to the bag.
Besides the FIVE regimanta flags captured below, we
have also taken eighteen company flags
Every courier from below brings official intelligence
OF the increased value and quantity Of the capture at
Fort Buchanan The three vessels captured and burnt
by Coi. Me J)rs at Plaquenine were large steamships
lddeC With ordnance and commisssry stores, awaiting
orders f!om Gen. Banks.
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I'm, n.nrr.s' Es;en..,

Tte s,co9 # war E:to and one gr15oat steamed up
..sn. eleven c>locl MonGay morning and opened ti:e
CO Battery WagUsc. They too their positions a long
tgq fc!a about every fifteen miartes, which was kept
rr at ae.vls Until aoout five il tie afternoon. They
isl,i to e0ac, anything. Ona large transport got
e,couad n Foley Inst Some of tae gunhoa ts came
10 her assistance 5u. Lad 12t succeeded io getting Ler
If - 70 dark Tie three Monitors, which were lying
behind pcIos near Tie I0Eer end OF Morris Island,
kept very quiet Throughout the day. ORr batteries
GGesg nd WagncTl and Fort Sumter responded slow
y AID at long intervals @ theCnemy's fire. One shot
from Sumter IS reported 70 have struck Tie enemy 8
Observatory. erected O. C-aig's Hi Morris Island.
Ihe Yankees have on. immense derrick and are re-
ported pocog more suns III position fortifgiDg Craig s
Hill and also Backs Island between Morris and
JaGes Islands, Of which they reported in posEes-
S0r.
Iha following Is ist Of TIE casualties in the Sew
eata >. ., Battalion Sunday, July 18th, Lieut..
Col Nelson commanding:
kiIIei-N. S. Daniels. Woanded-Sargcant Brace,
Lieut. Pearson, commanding Company e,
S. WARREN NELSON,
Adj1tant Seventh s. O. Battalion.
The fire OF the enemy was renewed about O'Clock
last evening. The steamer Gabriel MargauIt mention
cd IN issue OF yesterday, disabled was set on fire
By ,be enemy's shells and destroyed
Charleston Courier, 18th inst.
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Private W. T. Freeman, Company wonnded ia the leg.
Private f. n Garner. Conpany G. 5ls N. C., leg anpa

Private W Freeman, Company wonnded ia the leg.
Private E. NJ Garner, Company 9. 5ist N Co. leg anpa.
tated.
Private Anderson Etuckey Company & 7h 5. c., (Nel.
sons BattaIior,) flesh wound.
y Lieut.. Tut, OF the Twelfth Georgia Battalion, who
in TIE advance with force of about twenty men,
acting skirnishers, upon the Yankees 50 sud
denly that many OF them threw down their arms crying
we surrender" Iu the darkness fouc or five
prisoners taken By men made their escape. Some
four or i've OF the Twelfth Georgia, i is said
taken prisoners by the Yankees and Sent to the rear
but man -ged afterwards to escape bY SWIMMING the
creek and crossing the marsh, reached cur battery in
safety, but perecty destitute Of clothing T77o ct lbe
Yankee prisoners taken were brought to the city yeser
day and lodged in Jail. Their names aT2 John l. Will
gus and James A. Nesbit--the former from New Jer,
sey and the latter from Brooklyn both prvatc5 OF the
Forty-eightb New York Regiment
Captain Paul Hamilton Wariug, who wa8 at Tort
Wagner On volunteer duty, while Standing in front OF
Gen. Taliaeros headquarters, Wednesday morning,
struck By Minnie ball from oi the enemy's sharp
Shooters at distance OF about twelve huudred yards
and instantly killed. HIS body was brought to the
city yesterday lie was formerly Captain OF Company
B, Msjor Smiths Battalion of Sharp>hoQters.
The wooden gunboa;s continue 10 shell works at
ong intervals,-thus Courier, ] 6Lh.
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FROM RICHMON0.

RICHMOND July l6.
The Yankee gunboas the James Riyer have ascended
within thity miles Of the city, by water, sheing contin
uousy. The farmers Charles City, the rver
removing their negroes and stock There excitement
here.
Te}egraphic communications with Winchester
to-day dispatch says that General Lee had recrossed
the Potomac.
No other news. No " Press dispatches letters
ceved. Passengers from StauRton report word
trC Ill the armY received there.
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TgE VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAYY-AO HEWs,
ETC, ETC.

RICRAoND, July I5ta. 1863.
The qpisile ~ stock Of the vi gin Volunteer
Navy sabsc ption lairg t&Ae the Company viii organize
Tuesday next. II similar Associations formed
other States promptly, will have feet drive
the OF the Yankee the seas.
Tbs city pers Iever barren OF news than
this norrrg.
There is not a Iun0ur ef oat t1is morning.
Il coDiectured that orton Of the Ya kee hotia vii
lake advantage OF tie high water in the Appomaax TO
attempt Petersburg The weather il condy
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EICFlIOND. Va &,
General Hospital No. 10.

July I4h, lse3.
less Editors r!eass inza. The following list CT cas-
lrss o. i, lCl ,. 4. H. the lst inst, near Get
...s.2--i.au. = c. Wilson, Eerg:s II. s.ssorus, B.
.rlas.sa-. Private Levi Fai-corh.
..au11ed-Capt. J. ". Wright ia face, Gorpl z Ses
e FTigates o. v Williams, Ii: Eali, II face "
He-rIag shouida- P EesGCuS il hip, Fisher il
zuutr e Herring, IN hee, A II. Hall, ii leg, J. K.
kzzs J, arm hand, " Hr hip and shoulder, W. j.
ui l in leg j. q. Butler, = foot. JohG Sikes slightly
taken pIssotor aDd recaptured.
aissng--Sergs. " Il. Peterson Corpl. J. l.. Benton
rvaLes q. spell 4. PearsCn, !. 4. NcAlpiD, J. Nc
hg.e,, L. GidG,Vgs, Nathan SAIL
The mIsal8g aud prsoDeEs Urhurt.
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FOz THE JOURNAL.
CALL FOR TROOPS By PRESIDENT DAVIS.

h1CH4OEU, I6b3.
lhe PTt sdec has issued proclamation declaring that
in his ut the necessities of the public defence
q7lre that every capable OF bearing arms between
eighteen ani oryVe years, shonld be called out
10 60 his duty In defence of his country in driving back
He invaders wi ka limits of the Coniederacy. He
therefore calls o2t ell white men, residents the Confed
crate States between the ages azores aid and orders all
persons subject to this os po in the military service
upon being enrolled to pair forthwith Censcript
camps Of their respective States aade- pain of being held
and punshed deseters. He further o-de,s that shall
ba lawful for any person embcacedthn this call to vol
u1taer for service before eDromert.
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DIED.

In Wilmington, on the 10th inst., SAMUEL WALTER,
infaut son OF samuel Margaret Ann Rowland, aged
months and lS Gays. VT uruy
In N. Hanover CO., the 9Th inst, Mr. BRYANT NEW
Kirk, aged 90 years, month and days' Gentleman IA
worthy clrzeD, generous, nd-hearteo ,,on
all the of lite he maintained - onPn his
He leaves afge family and To
loss. May tbs Good Father speAA "V'N0 W VS Tlox
their disconsolate hearts
Presbyterian please copy
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OUA WOUNDED ARRIVING IN RlCaaoND, &C., &C.

RIcHMoaD July 18th, 1853.
large Number &! officers ard pr7ates woraded in the
Gettysburg Ggbts arriving daily Letters and verbal
repo"ts 81 represent agInSin Maryland be il fac
spirits and ready for tie approaching battle he feeling
O! uAeasness recently prevailing here has given place
general confidence il tho ability of Lee and his gallant
cope successfully with the Yarkee hordes
centE&ting the Potomac Before tie engagement
taxes place, it is believed army will BE- nearly strong
as before The Lattie Of Gettysburg.
Continuous heavy In this section are exciting sei
Gus appre hensicns 10 gard 70 the cro!s
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YANkEE FLCTILLA IN JAMES RIVER.

HCHMUED, July I5Lhi Is65
Tie Zaukse Aotiua ia James River IS reported Ber
m1da Huadrels City Point, this evening.
No to-day rom Maryland Teiegraphc commoni
cation with Winchester has been interrupted days
Il il believed the wires have been broken by the
atorms, between stauaton snd Winchester.
The Central train this evening brought
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sEtB ~'=rGEsEfcss AND G,UAsLTEaE9 GEAsEERa.
~-ESlsEAET QARTEEMAsTER GEF's OFFICE.
LIcH&OkD Va. 13,h June, L9s3.


TAX III KIND.
G - Ii WING is tie 6ya.sIa adopted fox lAs cole
= lection - he tax in k,C5:
vs1e= OF lie 4JagteIrasteT Generals Department ia
% tte spevi4i charge ut the slb.ect. cortr0t
e tI>.eID&stCr wish 'ka RANK o. najor, assigned
state. s.i H1st QlaE;eFmaEteE win ths rank ..
H tc eGc Congress- O2ai Dis-rcb, where Is pra ct
,4J.5 70 CCii5GL the tenth.
HzcI soGsl District all 1a subdv:ded by the
L CIaTteL Isstr charge % il sections, oE
YeaGI deTCEy ~ tuU payGE of bis quota Of pro-
&c &Eo Sge.ts viii ba aEpohcG by that OH 10 take
ui t4s G-p-ts to be ct4b!i-had il each sCctiCH.
Cepo05 BE- established, the assess
Ie, 1E- the law 10 made, lh5 crops ot sIaa
10y md tie Gn az WcJi -JS Ise g~ese0G year Wl
uosI seCuruA.
- relieve tgr5s M ,i,c Es ana ccoGYs sRiaDce Of
Ti z EeE,EG1t portion, We'l obtain in
a1pGos 'Cg TIC OF the army the Depar
a-d reQlesEs faJmsEs residing po3S5 where
a,tesuaaJzzs low stationed ID deliver the a0v-
l-el.s .ea-1 - a. r1ra Q. i TO that QIsTtermss
-.
-sE ia ~, farmers lUired % G-VeE t!e tenth
Gsots .ct Uaa eight mics from the place C pro-
c'a. ,lsy gI denver ClGcI this request, the Gov
-a Gas Quactermasfsr receiving pEoouee u4Gsr ilis
give receipts - the lI0ducer as evidence that
... tax pad, ana Is the Iosl QuarteFDlaster
Congressional District responsible for the tenth,
..~-t ElEe-sCr lis established MADE It known 10
. tle to WBUm the produce ia delivered
~ !. - the Post QaarLeEmaster Of the Dis
. gI oElC-s@ COPY ol the receipt GpCn the as
esr .o Dtute Transferring il 20 the aGents at the
. se4T5aE tegy-- LAkkiA SL4IIh.
I, QlacteczndsteE General ia charge.
r..s 10 ISfH. 2l4-lw--a9-Ir.
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Jurc 29<l, ioo5.

-vNDoz-gE.sElIEz T.EasAI.Ea SE8TGHAaY,
- GgEENSBOG so, Il. c.
rs 81 esion of this ilstituti2a vii commence the
lt.l q lueUss EeEy.
"a a1 for the session OF 20 7oeks Board, including
lIag, lights fuel &c, SEQ 90. Eng sh Tuition $1,000
-. tie Piano, Harp GuuaT 5000; Veca MGsic
80; Grccian Painting, Sl5.00 Ancient ora Modern
f..--uspas, each $l2.59.
-Uc ia-;lcr particulars apply to
LIuHhi;O STgrLiNG, Principal.
.s-0 . l-Is. Z2O-4t40.4t",
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From JAl KSON. MISS.
movement.

Jackson, July 10th, 1863.
Another cay has passe without any developments.
The enemy firing necessarily, sheng the city all the
evening" and have fred whole block Of bindings which
destroyed.
Another Civ Burpsies command reached Gram
this
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The rsspol,s at.lIn Baltimore.

The f1Iowins paragraph, which we fud in the local
column OF the Baltimore Gaz9te, of June 7th, give
hirt OF tue condition of that unfortunate city:
SHOWING SYMPATHY FOR PRIsoNERs-Patrick Il
Tracy arrested by the police Sunday on the
charge Of making sigrs 10 tbe Concdera prisoners as
they Ealched through the streeets He was taken be-
ore Col Fish oLd refusing 10 take the OATH was held
;H- further orders. Geo Rhodes, for saluting Con-
;ecfate prisoners the street. taken to the Mar
stGiS Office, and eiGec taking oath, dschereed-
Rauy Thomas, charged with receiving parcels from the
Confederate prisoners and showing sympathy for them
W&o ordered tC be seut across the lines.
BETCEE THE PRoTosT MARsHAL.--Ro BenthaH, ar
rested the charge OF breaking firearms in his pos-
sesigr TO prevent them from coming into the hands OF
the Gov Enment whilst the officers searching bis
premises, w9s held for further hearing. William
Black and + Tamer &. NeWllsoU charged with cheering
or JEFF. Davis were also held. VIM. Edge, Thomas
Johnson and John Sheridan arrested by the pick
cts dsloyal and held for examination. Thomas
George for refusing to take the required oath in pro-
caring pass, was paroled to appear this morning
TO GO SOUTH
Mrs. McAdams, living forth Calvert street. and
Miss a manda Eeatherton, who were arrested by the
police for having made pu0lc expressions of sympathy
for tie Confederate prisoners By waving Of handker
chiefs and kissing of hands, examined before Col.
Fieh Provost Marshal and ordered 10 be sent South
on W Wednes3ay afternoon.
RECRUITING NEGROES.
Colonel VIM. Brney Of New Jersey, who has been
recruiting for negro regiments at Norfolk and Ports
mouth has been detailed oE that purE in Baltimore
Yesterday morning Office opened near the Gam
den station, with view OF recruiting regiments in this
city.
TREAsoNABLE.
James Buckingham was arrested for abusing the
Government and calling the American Gag dirty rag.
Sara Miller was arrested for wearing the portrait OF
jeff Davis in her bosom. Both parties were held
lor bearing.
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TIE influence OF human exsmp pie is demoraliang even
the fsatheTed bpeds Of the poultry yard The hens have
reduced the ze Of their egss to keep ia fashion, sup
pose with the bakers whose bases have shua away in
80 such minute proportions that, inspection
bread Pills, called leaves remains in doubt whether
the chop s thai OF baker homeopathic physician.
We have two homeopathic eggs laid BY progressive and
initiative hens OF which it be said that they bear the
sas proportion to cd fashioned eggs that currency
does to sod and silver 1t woald seven or eight 10
make ole Who would have thought Of puets studying
political economy, and cyng down the law soeggs scy
We don't admire the movement il henfrut. don
loo1 upon heEs that lay marbles and call them eggn
ali honest conscientious The eggs before US look ike
the lag Of tie last minstrel.
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E.assEUFoR,5 EuzIuE.

;Et-I -I01G5. GEsD having qualified at Ray term Of
i Cvur Peas and Qlar5v Sessions fOE tie County
.5zr-sJ- LEEcJ.Jc upon tie estate CT Benejah e..
siat GcCsa5a heTsby EctiSs al persons indebted to
estate, 10 MAKE -aIlediIte payment: and &ii persons
y claims aEaiGs the hereby notified pre-
' i Gar Eztasat.Cajed within the time prescribed by
. Otherwise lis Eo.g3 Will be plead il baE Ct taeir
...ay
7. !aEaRlTF, Executor.
5urc 2y.l, i5o5. A04;7
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GEIy REWARD

- I WILL GiyE TBE ABOVE REWARD tor my nc.
~ e.o fellow NELVIG. said Melvin ID aud black
ras Ia1se eyes and Yecy white Tech. He supposed
- lGai2g Lis ,7ag 10 the Yankees.
EIikD, WOCTEN,
Thitevillc, Columbus County, n. Q.
July 6, 1873. 2L7.2:.4l-3t*
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LAebrie!ed, without doubt must have been tie Mis-.
souri, militia company who adopted the following reso-
lutiQl 4 few days since:
RssoLOsa, Tbat we adopt the following platform
2s regards rebedom: Emancipation with deportation,
&cq1ston with litigation, condemnation without nit
iSaon, determination without procrastinaton, cons-
cation without botheration, and damnation without
restriction or any hesitation the only means Of bring.
pg 20 a s2eedy termination the Southern Confedera-
ton,
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TIE statement going the rounds copied from the Rich
nond Eantrer that the TGnke8 batteries that knocked
down one angle OF Fort Pulaski, planted within elk
hundred yards OF that work. foolishly Incorrect Puas
k fired upon fom Tgbee Island and part OF Tybee
Islsnd s within less than mile Of Fort Pulaski. care
fu examination Of the Coast Survey Map coavi1ces of
tbs.
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Well" exclaimed Mrs Darlington, casting her eye
on the tile page of Victor Hugos great work, ON
thankful that am not so constipated to feel the
least connoton Of envy towards any of my fellow
lures who dre becoming less miserable though my sui.
.aEIDgs continue as ast0te as ever.
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LIED EOR SsF.E.

IKE SUBSCRI8SR offers for s2ie on reasonable terms
{ tle tG!!o"lc< tra1 s--ll: 100 acres Immediately
ths Wh - Lake II Biadea co-ajy, niles below Eliza
hs-hT,H aEd I|o aud halls miles from the Little Sugar
t19 cape Fear EVer. lhis Land ia as good for
-Ia-s &3 29y Ia t,a county; there being six
hg1Gsad acres of good swamp the which s drain
eighty Lnlsr cultivation which will produce ior-
rUsa-s OF cr-l per There is this Land good
o.tsy bcase yearly fohed end other good buildings
80 s-sp sell 1870 aGjCIni1g the lands Daniel
Johnson sCd VIM Bordeaux; also zoo adjoining the
I'D OF Elizabeth Melvin ana George Cain go ad
Ing tie lands Ct Peter Cain Owen Gardner $50
-djonigg the IslG5 of John Cain These lands are
- gGDc;sd- viii take ia Eay moat for tie above lands
cs negroes D iair price. have ether lands Coiy
=#-.1 nat viii sell.
=. Z. EELVIE.
- zabsrbrow2, BI2dan Gouat~, April 50 I8-3-3I-IGts
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WILMINGTON, N. C, JULY 16, 1863

We cut ont brief notice from the Courier II really
amounts TO nothing and gives Information. No tee
graphic dispatches sent ror Charleston except by
thu military authorities and th local pres equally ret-
cent, perhaps for good and sufficient rcaso1s.
We have Of all sorts-oae to the effect that in
"a attempt night before last to storm the Yankee
MOTIFS Island, CLINGMAEs brigade had lost hundred
men, OF this know nothing 1t not imDcssible but
the iact that vague circulation does not
der the fact ruueured about way probable We
muat wait with what patience may. Charleston will
not be surrendered Think, under aay circunsEipc
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RECRUITING NEGROES.
From tic Mobile Register, July

From tic Mobile Register, July 9Th.
ErUEn ES4 Orleans.
The following letter was handed US this morning for
publicaton and dattd q une, which is evidently
intended for I'd July. 1t was in French, which we
translate
New ORLEANS, I'd July, 1868.
Ny Dear -: profit by this opportunity to give
the news CT u9 We all WELL as is also your family
We went yesterday father and myself TO Algiers, 10
s&e the COnederates They are a mile from the river
bauk,
Banks is at Baton Rouge; they wished to hang him
there the Zyuayes threw away their arms saying they
would rot fight for the negroes; they were fired upon
Your Yankee died from wound Judge Drouet goes
Of On the next steamer Antony Fernandez says that
Banks is great scouudrel.
- prays for you, aud awaits your arrival every
day with impatence. y 10
believe that Magruder is marching on Fort JackGon
wish 800 men therefore, come over as coon as posi-
be.
Your friend &c,
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report reached town last night t6at TIE eremy was
landing troops yesterday at Topsa Inlet We cannot find
any confirmation OF ths although it said that three yes
ses apparently containing troops of Topa Jester
day. They may have been bound for Charleston or else
where.
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II SEEN by General Order Nc. in fo.days
Journal tle Major General WHITING cornrusn oS
the Department of North Carolina with his Heed Quarters
ct WilminStor.
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WHEAT.-We have received a sample OF Wheat Iased
BY J. L. BoYKN Esq, Of sampson county. The grains
remarkably large full and plump would be difficult
to 1nd haDdsoEaer specimen Of grain, feer from
disease defect. Ell BoYK that the yield of wheat
is which We reinnad 10 he
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Your friend, &C.,

We have been shown letter written from O point
near New Orleans, by lady, to her son in this city
from which we make the following extract 1t w85
brought by q gentleman who left New Orleans last
Tuesday, and came by the writer's residence. he was
told BY resp cabl5 person residing in the neighbor
hood Of KenEer, that troops were there. He him.
sci mad crossed to AIgiers and TIE Confederate
troops and Gag. TAe Yankee officers were cursng
Banks fox abaDdv1ing The city.
WEDNESDAY, Noon, July !.
II sit down to tell you tie Judge, your
friend ana two othe: gentlemen, here one left the
CITY your hours ago. Banks has raised the segr
OF Port Hudson, and is IL Baton Ronge-3000 Of Lis
men were killed tie last assault. The st. Louis
Hotel !s hospital, and filled with wounded and dying
Yankees.
Our army is at henn2r. Manchac is abandoned by
the devils Magruder with his men, ls on his way TO
the ors OWN tie river The Confederate flag is seen
distinctly from theSt Charles The citizens are re-
oiced aId ready to join people. Macy, however,
have left huIr.edlv Among them William Hunt
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( SECOND DISPATCH |

JACKSON, July l5sh, 1868.
The enemy kept pp heavy sheing all night. One shell
passed through GeE Johnstons quarters without njurng
any Giant reinforced yesterday evening by one
division OF Gen. Burnside's command.
We buried l53 of the enemy yesterday.
This Eclsourg prsonera have arrived at Brandon There
is still no prospects Of general engagement but heavy
in en;rE q d art iery sslm,ehipg continues
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SALT.


Ez1sE SUBSCRIBER is makir Salt at Stump Sound, Ons
lo County which be will sell at his works dollars
NJ ne! the Wilmington Market price, he will
i,tds provisions at the current market rates.
!. is pOw selling st ae low price it possibly be
for end parties likely to want it would do we'll to lsy
= heir supply et Cnco. IL. l.. 2. REDD.
Bay Z. lSC3 32-3m".
Raleigh Standard cory Weekly, to amount of SO and send
bIli ID this OF for payment,