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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

We copy from me Courier the long and inter-
esng aceOun OF the bomb of Fort Wagner last
Saturday, and of the attempt to- storm that work
during the Dght of the day In absence OF gen
eza by mail telegraph, hardly knew of any
thing else that would be equally interesting.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

WE saw gentleman this morning just from Charles
ton having lett that city yesterday afternoon He inform
ed the authority OF ply >cian who had been en-
Morris Island on sunday giving professional assistance
the wounded that people buried fu six hundred
oil the enemy and that there still more to bury This
Fooa Indicate that The 10 of the enemy even
tnan haa been supposed Ddlly Journal 2Ist
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
FROM THE WEST.

MORTON, July Is, lNi3.
Cur army is still slowly falling back. Up O'Clock
evening" troops except about thousand
cavalry, had crossed Pearl river Our cavalry are sky
msting with theirs beyond Brandon. Citizens who
since the evacuation of Jackson say that flag Ct
truce by the cE Grant, formally render
ing The city, Grant answered them that private properly
I'D be respected Their cavary in at 8 oclocs
and took possession.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsToN, July 18Th, 1853
The bombardment continues undated.
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BATTERY
WAGNER-DEsPERATE ASSAULT OF THE ENEMY
THEIR REPULSE.
CHARLESTON, July 9th, 1862
The bombardment of battery Wagner Yesterday was,e
rfc,fve monitors, three iron sides seven wooden pr
boats and two Yankee land batteries maintaining cor
slant fire for IL hours. At dark the enemy mn berin
regiments, made determined On our vorks A.
desperate struggle lasting until IL O'clock NJ tho
were repulsed with heavy loss. Our loss is about 100 m
ed and wounded. The enemy's is estimated at 6fta
dred. We captured over 200 prisoners including COW.
black troops engaged 10 the assault All oDiot 70 10,
burryng the dead.
FROM CHARLESTON-OFFICIAL.
CHARLESTON, July 18TH 1863
GENERAL 8. COOPER
The ronsides five Monitors, five mortar guubosts t
laid batteries OF five guns fired furousy all day on hat
terry Wagner "A killed, IA wounded and gun ca,ri,
disabled.
(olgneo) &. I. BEAUhEGARD
CHARLESTON, July 10Th, $40 o'clock A. M-Aftsr t.
rous bsmbardmens OF eleven hours the enemy assar,,
battery Wagner desperately and repeatedly beginning a.
dark. Our people fought worlhy and rtpulsed the %
tacks with great slaughter. number of prisoners b
been Captured Our loss relatively slight; however
liable lives have been lest. Brig Gen. Ia iaferro com
manding on our ide Our pickssare now we'll advance
God is again with US.
\0isHeu' G. 7. BEAUREGARD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
NORTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, July 2lSt, 1855
Northern dates Of the 18th inst have been received
The riot in New York has been suppressed. The Hera
says that perfect order regned throughout the whole
yesterday.
The wards where the highest excitement prevailed
filed with large bodies of military who patroled the stree
entirely unmolested by the populace.
circular from the Provost Marshal General, at Was.
ington that the draft will be enforced and that
the Provost MaIshals will all be sustained by the military
forces of the country.
Gen. Wool has been superseded by Gen. Dix, 10 con
mand Of the military forces of the city.
Archbishop Hughes addressed five thousand the nv
begging them to be quiet and not to resist the enforcc
of the laws.
Gen. Kemper not killed and bids fair to recover
telegram from CINCINNATI, July 18th, says that MGR
gan has passed through Pketon, going in the dHectoa
the River via Pomroy and Gallpolis.
YANKEE OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE ATTACH q"
CHARLESTON, &C., &c,
RICHMOND, July 2lst, 1863.
General Gi!rnores 'ial dispatch, relative to the aA
ON Charleston says he assaulted Battery Wagner The
morning Of the IIh and was repulsed Federal loss ID
killed and wounded, He claims have taken IL pieces
heayy ordnance and large quantity Of camp equpage o.
NJ orris Island
Meade's army ia in the vicinity Of Berlin Naryllni
Five regiments of New York troops to have been
drawn from the army of thu Potomac and sent home ~
but no transportation provided aud "
order was counermsnded. regiment of regulars WIZ
battery of artillery has been dispatched to New O
their stead, Gov. Seymour had discharged the ga
troops The discharged regiments were to have
Consequence of this disregard of his authority may 0
grave complications between himself and the Fedora "
ecutive. FL,
special dispatch to the Wing says that the enemy
force and is reliably reported to have crossed INTO
County on the 10Th. ,7
Nearly 500 Yankees, commissioned officers, are IL W.
f1emsnt here [Ricbmond.1
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The Wheel of Fortune.

Twenty three years last November Louis Napoleon
the present Emperor OF France left the St Charles Hotel
without paying his board bill In the New Orleans Bee OF
of November 20, 1889 appeared the following account OF
the - noble Counts }" departure fro n that city:
Count Louis Napoleon BoDaparte, whose arrival in this
city announced in al of the papers, has left New
Orleans in high dudgeoD aud for just reasons He was
yesterday morning informed by the proprieors of the St
Hotel that customary for gentlemen travel
ling without baggage (he Count scanty provided IN
that way for of bis ttnar dmensioDs) to pay for
their board in advance Vhereupon the following dialogue
ensueo
Count-My name is suf ,ient guarantee for my bill
Publicap-Your name, Count, is very good one, but
won't buy marketing.
Count-Meke my bill.
publicar--it shall be done.
The clerk theeupon presented the BILL made out in the
of cunt l.. N Bonaparts
My Dame,' said the Count. 81 il Louis Napoleon Bon
aparte wish it so stated, in full in The account
second bill made cut, and the entire written
in fair, egble letters.
"My is Count Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, Prince
of Segovs Kamschatka and either dependencies say SO
ia the BILL" responded tie sprig of nobility.
will rot make out a third bill, said the clerk.
Then RI be damn if PEI il, said his Excellency,
and forth with abs quatulated.
We copy this thing which going the rounds simply for
purpose laying THAI is wholly untrue LOUIS Ma
in New Orleans at the time mentioned.
We don't think he in New Orleans at all. 1t is
the whole cloth. AS for his restitution, etc,
New ork eVen sometimes reported believe that
to be all CANNON. The Queen Hortense, his mother,
millionaire He is connected by blood and (not
marriage with of the highest and weahiest
arstocracy of England. The man. LOUIS NAPOLEON, for
he was grown when he visited the United States,
ferent from the now know, and all
world knows different from the present
Dictator Of Europe the eenters of canGrds would have
believe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL,

-CoygE, ERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
WILMINGTON, N. c., THURSDAY, JULY %, 1868.
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ElghteeaIh R.zimenf.

We had the pleasure this morning Of meeting Lieut. Col
MCGILL of the 18th Regiment n O. t. who home on fur
Tough, having been wounded In the battle Of the Sd ns
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LATER.
hoRToN, July 10Th, Is

hoRToE, July 18th, lists.
Gems Pemberton, Stevens Bowen, Barton, Smith, Lee
and Cummings, all field officers captured at Vicksburs
have been exchanged. The have struggled all
country Gen. Bowen is lying dangerously i'll at Clinton
unable to be brought through the line. Gen jackson
Cavalry has just returned from the River. Grant
aud destroyed train of 100 conmissary wagons He
porfs the enemy in force at CaalOn.
The enemy crossed the river in heavy force YESTERDAY
ondo oVip ilu
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

COMMANDMENT CT BATTERY WAGNER CONTN
UtD.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. July 10th, 1863.
The bombardment of battery Wagner renewed tor
short time ths afternoon. All quiet this evening.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

The New York Daily Ne1cs is the only Yankee JOUR
nal which disposed to tell the truth il regard
the late battles in Pennsylvania. That paper says:
Amid this din of false rumors, however, those who
have held fast to General Meade authentic dispatches
have not been deceived They have kue wn that the
triumph Of the Northern army has consisted in not be-
ing defeated and that to have epused the attack OF the
Conederales though with prodgous loss to ourselvs
is the extent of our victory
"Thc less in killed, wounded and prisoners during
the three days battles in and near Gettysburg turns
out to have been about equal either sde Our loss
in officers is almost unprecedented. Sixteen, and
cocdng to soma accounts eighteen, Federal Ceneras
either killed, wounded taken prisoners aDd the
list of subordinate officers received, who put ho,s
de combat runs up already to several hundreds which
number will be greatly increased when the full returns
come in. Gen. ieade promised that an accurate list
OF all who were killed ard wound d should be sent to
the War Department two days since but with the
usual cruel, tantazing reticence and disregard of the
popular wish, which characterzes MIR. Stanton it has
not yet been communicated to the public. 1t may be
safely calculated, however, that the Conederates and
Federas lost in the neighborhood of 600 each
with the advantage in favor Of Gen. Meade of not hav
ing compelled Gen. Lee to relnquish for the moment
the effort to destroy the army which interposes be-
tween himself, Baltimore and Washington"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
III BUNKER HHL.-FIGHT At SHEPHERDS
TOWN, VA

RICHNoND, July 18TH 1883.
special dispatch to ths Wing from Bunker Hill III,
l7th says Our Cavalry had fight yeserdaya at Sbepheds
town. lasting several hours resulting in the defeat of the
enemy who retired TO Harper's Ferry leaving their
aud wourded the field. We took number of nrisoro
General Pe.tgrew died tn morning.
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General Instructions 6or Battle.


We reprint from the pamphlet lately issued under author
y of the General OF this Department the following hints
which should be carefully studied remembered:
Field and company officers specially eDoined to
instruct their under ali circumstances TO fire with
liberation the of the enemy they will thEs
oyeshootiBg, aud sides, wounded give troub
ohr adversary than Dead they have be taken
from the field.
2. Officers in command must be coo. and collected in
ton hold their in their hand and caution them against
useless, amess firing. The must be instructed and
required each to single his mark. It the DELHI
ah arpsbootng of foreathers Revolution of
l76, and at New Orleans in 1915, which made them
formidable against the odds with which they
gagged.
8. In the beginning of battle except by troops de-
ployed skiEmshers the fire by file Will be avoided
excis the men, and renders their subsequent control
cut DE by wing or company should be resorted to in
stead During the battle, the officers and commission
ed officers must keep the 10 rauks euforce obdedi
ence and age and stimulate them if necessary
A. Soldiers must not be permitted to quit the ranks to
strip rob the dead to assist removing
own dead unless by special permissoo, which shall only
De given when the action has been decided The
way to protect wounded ia to drive the enemy the
hed the most pressing highest duty to wiz the victory
Chas. Courier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

We find little nothing in the Charleston papers
TO affairs there that has not already been anticipated by
the telegraph. On Monday the bombadment kept up
from IL A. NJ until P. h., when the fleet gradually
hauled OF.
NoIhng of the doings yesterday.-D. Journal, 22d.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

We learn ,ha: the 5lst regiment n c. T. in the fight
Morris Island Saturday evening and behaved remark
bly, well. None of the fad staff officers injured
One Lieutenant in company E was killed, wounded
aad Captain wounded. There quite number of pr
Yates killed and wounded: but have not heard the
We also learn that the loss in company "G Captain
Lipp 81 is quite small This company is mostly from
Wilmington. We get full particulars shortly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

JACKSON, HERBERT CO., Pro-
-, ~ :, ~, .ne Na'ionai Disgsnssry, e:tsb'
.sas d.s =. .ns'nn. San. !. 1861, core Oh pr
msr.,.se ~ n nunsxamp'ed rs1idity. We
$1,000. =" cure 0ono'rl ga, IIeet, syphilis
mm; Ile .octuraI Emissions or selt-Abuse,
u.aa"aI EMISSIONS FemaIe Complaints, 10 short
evev PCss Ole iorm and variety Of Secular dis
- .alss I"pis' inorosen ana permanent anu
80 sss ~: : Send ior ous c'rsulsr-hftesn
aso ans interesting matter. Also circular IL
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LEGAL.



on the 10th dsv Of February A.
W. D.,le59, Lotisa Wsshbssn and John @.
Wash barn exeentsd uato George N. Van Hosea,
- Trustee, . certain desd Of trust. conveying 10
sid Trustee the land in SEQ county. Iowa des-
ossbsd - foiioss, tewit. The sssth -ssst guar
nine moth u fsogs iosr 49, east q The sih
p n, wdick jafd deed Of trust vas recor ted In
bsDk "P" Of mossgasss 10 the Recorders once Of
Scott c,unty. lows, and vas nsde BY the SAID
wash bssn osi husband fcf ne purpose Of sseur.
Ing "a Sosn
G. washbusn (sow deceased. Of even dsts, with
said deed Of pust, and one Of said notes being
fos the Sum u enc thousand 81 ,0oo) dollars psg-
able f1ar yean after the said date thereof. and
the sth,r Of MD notes being for the SUN Of one
thopsand and 6fty tel.0so) dollars, payable I've
e1yssra alter the dare thereof.
And tho nrst Of said notes having become due
end payable and the said L0uisa Weshburn hsv
ing failed 10 pay tho same, and the ssid George
NJ. Van Hosea, Trustee, named in eai1 deed II
trust having refused to execute the trust thereby
yes,ed in him, and the county juigs OF Scot Co.,
Iova, having appel ated me, James Armstrong in
the place and stead Of George Van Hosen. pursu-
ant 10 the provisions Of said deed Of trust. Now,
therefore, James imstfong, Trustee, % appoint-
| cd y Aforesaid, give this public notice, IN pur
suaucs Of tbs power In me vested. that viii on
the 5th dsy Of December, A. ", 1868, 1T the hour
! VI 10 o'clock A. n. Of taid day, at the Court
House door, inths city Of Davenport, in said Scott
county, Iowa, expose and of1sr for ssle at public
apotion, the tssot Of land hefeip shove described
OF 20 much thereof as may be requisite and nee
| essary 60 satisfy the amount of the note due as
Aforesaid with interest and thereon to the dsy OF
SALE together with all the costs aud expenses at
| tending said sale and trustees fees
| Dated Davenport, November 10th, 1865.
JAMES ARMSTRONG;,
Trustee by appointment o. the County Judge Of
Bsott County, Iowa. nvl0.ts
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RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN

IN AND PTER NAY era, AND IN
I'll further nelice trains viii lseve Chicago =
q follows:
TOO A n New York Expssss, daily, s1sept
Sundays.
7:soP n Night Expsss, daily, except Sstur-
r. Trains srrivs II Chicsgo q Sis n, and
oIE A n.
All the above trains make regular connections
70 Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Aleauy, New
icrk, Boston, Philadelphia. baltimore and q
points East.
/ uxurious nsw 0lsspise Coeshss. With I'll ~
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RAILROADS.
Illinois Central Railroad.

~
IN AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Ceutrsl
epot, foot of Lake and South Wster street /:
through Express, At $50 A NJ, arriving at
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ts@ This Trnin connect. for Peoria, Alton. 81.
,opis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
,cccmmodasioni At 400 r N, for Cairo and " q,
ram, stations, arriving 1t Cairo 4,
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~ This Trsin, on saturdays, will run only 70
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and $3.50 pm.
tor Tickets and information, apply st the once
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HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
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Particular Notice :

There are many preparations cold under The
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-,PECTACLEo, sc, GROUND UN THE En-
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SOLOMON, tho celebrated Opticiap, from the
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is the sole inventor Of the improved Spectaces
and various improved glasses, rs now on prsics-
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his Office ROUN NO. tAkiiAND'S BLOCK,
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lie will give references TO persons in the United
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have exam ned Mr & Soomon's Glasses. and
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Cleveland, Oct 81, 1851
1t affords me great pleasure 70 state that Oh
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. l;

ST. Lows, Nov. IS.
The telegraph has been extended to
Fort Smith. Gen. McNicl has issued or
ders that all molestation of the telegraph
shall be regarded as the work of BUSH
whackers, and for every cutting of The
wire guerrilla prisoner shall be hanged.
Our forces occupy Waldron, about s5
miles south of Font Smith.
Our scouting parties captured rebel
Major, two Captains, quite number of
prisoners, and portion of Cooper's
train laden with commissary store. and
ammunition. A. last accounts Cooper
was fleeing rapidly towards Red river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

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(D.rec.ly opposite the Boston and Worcester
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appliances and comforts Of . frst-ctass Aotes.
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per day:
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EosroN. Nov.

EosroN, Nov. II.
The Legislature has passed the boun-
ty bill, and will adjourn tomorrow
morning. There is a heavy penalty for
fraudulent attempt to obtain tho bounty.
The enlistment bill of last year was
amended 90 as to pu! check on substi-
tute brokerage.